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os HOLLYWOOD (AP)—What's
O'Brian robbing a bank? |

~ T saw it with my own eyes. ‘There was O’ Brian,
alias Wyatt Earp, lolling in front of the town- bank,
jug in-hand, acting like the town drunk. A guard in-..

- side cast his ¢ eyes.on the | jug and unlocked the door to
shor row a drink. :

> Pow: O'Brian let him have it,
"fs in the belly and then on the
-- button, The | guard collapsed
and O'Brian stepped over the

. g. of a point to a record high level: Oy
this ve | Hugh . in| :April, ‘propelled .mainly by}. Ta pUMLOING
higher prices for. fresh. fruits pie
and. vegetables and beef.
‘The bureau: of statistics re-| an
ported today that the index,
based on. 1949 Prices: equalling
100, advanced ' » 125.2 ‘last
month from 1243 ‘in’ March.

“A further sharp. rise: ‘in: fresh
fruit and vegetable : prices, fol-
lowing a continuation ‘of poor
. crop conditions in the ‘United

    

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States, accounted for over. half* ss
_ body to help himself to the gold..| Tole of an Indian chief in a horse ’ the {nerease in the ‘total in-;* > 4%
“These larcenous happenings |OPera. He did—and: this was dn dex, ” the bureau said. j
., t00k place on a set at 20th Cen- | the pre-Yul Brynner days. ' “ The remainder of ‘the increase ;
ae Fox. O'Brinn was making|__ It was just a decade ago that was “largely » attributable to ui oo.
‘a feature movie, “The Hell-Bent | Hugh was brought to 20th-Fox higher prices for beef and health co Hb Weiune ob:
"Kia", not ¢ television show. And {for a screen test, . He did.a scene care items,” . ee Wyo oe
he abandoned his Earp trappings; {0m a Cilfford Odets play and | The Index of-average wages| . |’
. play a reformed gunslinger of | failed to score, and salaries at Feb. 1 —-latest| |
the 1870s who returns to crime! “They told me to come back in figure available,— rose to 161.1}. — 4 sae
_ to support his starving wife and|J0 years,” Hugh smiled. © “So from 154.4 at Jan. 1, based on} 2 Po a
: » gBlld. is h ter 1s about f here a aD mighy odd, puis ‘better ‘ | 1949 ‘levels equalling 100. This| | be Meee A a as < e — ee
“This character is a out as far 0 : rene ES
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1957,

Averages. for the preceding ;
years .were 149.4 in’ 1956; 141.7}
in 1955; 137.1 in 1954; 133.4: in
1953; 126 in 1952; 115.5 in 1951;
104.4 in 1950 and 100 in :1949:.

The index, computed ° after di-
viding the total payroll of in- ’
dustrial. establishments: by: -the.|
number.- of workers: employed,
represents a quanfitative-aver- | |

he had signed and remained -at
the studio. Production chief’ Bud
Adler has signed him to.a four-
year deal for a picture a year.

The picture price is reported at
six figures,

008 cae mei,

| BLACKWOOD on

| BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACK WwooD-

There are two basic situations where your best
~ bet i is to. pass. The first is a well- known and disgust-
ing situation which seems fo oecur much ‘too often

‘and in complete defiance of the law of averages, .

I refer to the dase where the
, Opponents have most of the high
Cards and you have practically
_ hathing This ts aggravated at
_thmes by the fact that your part-
ner has Passed and you are vul-
~nerable, while the opponents are

possibly get,’ Hugh remarked.

CAME LONG WAY

O’Brlan himse'f has come a
ar way. from the hell-bent ac-
sor who would do anything for:

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A ‘FULL ‘BASEMENT. PLAN with three bedrooms, nook ite ;
chen, ‘and. ‘dining. room to the. fear. The living. room tn. this.
casé: shows:a deck. leading. off, ‘through | ‘sliding: glass" doors...
If one wished a beautiful: large - living: room: we: could: change
. the Moor plan to extend. the: ving -room. to full 27 feet. Jong.’
- ATE ‘attractive’ entry’ to’the basement. is ‘shown, ‘in, the : ‘front |
hall. ‘Phis- plan, could have a. flat: roof, cottage - or gable“type
“roof.., Designed | ‘for NHA™ “Approval. ‘Working drawings av;
-able,:or' for. ‘other ‘select; ‘stock plans. or. custom designs, “write.”
for ‘our. free-Home*Plan Book ‘send 25. cents ‘to cover cost “of
handling and: mailing. Write The Building. Centre‘ (B.C, ‘Ltd.
age of total wages-paid. The | Planning Dept. 1240 ) West: Broadway; Vancouver 9,' BE. ie
survey covers most firms . em- ‘2

‘ploying more than, 15 Persons."
The bureau of statistics said | ;
‘the food column in the con-|
sumer’ price index ~~ based* on
1949 ptices equalling. 100 — rose
1.7 per cent in April to 123.4 |
from 121.3 in March.”

“Beef price increases . aver-
aged over two cents. per pound,
and higher prices were also re-
corded for fresh pork, eggs and
bread. Price declines were regis-
tered for sugar, bananas, coffee
and ham.” : .

The shelter sub- index. rose. halt
a point to 137.6 from 137.1, re-.

 

     

$0 THAT. A. CRIPPLED CHILD might play, and ail the ailing.
-youngsters from. acrdss ‘British Columbia at Viqtoria’s Queen
Alexandra Solarium and the Preventorium, Vancouver, school-
room, collections'of 10 cents per pupil were held April 25 .to
' May 2° ‘throughout B.C. Fund of $23,000. for recreational fa- °
:ejiities-is hoped to be. raised by children’s | project, which : re-
-places earlier planned memorial statue to youth. Yen-year-
.oldi: David, ‘at. the Solarium, holds certificate, suitable: for
‘framing, that will be given each contributing school.
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>to letters on birth control

-MANCHESTER, Eng. (Reuters)
~The Manchester Guardian has
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"reco ering oie panshaten
“ELGIN: my (PD An’ “infant;
given a blood transfusion: order:
ed by the court: over the Yeligious
objections of his parents, was re-
ported: ‘in Satisfactory. ‘condition |
today, : °
The six-day-oid é son: Of Mr: and|
Mrs. “Williard. "Siems, « both '-Je-
hoyah’s: Witnesses, was given: the
transfusion Sunday. ‘Doctors said;
the infant was born with a. blood |

vealed: . “I have been marr ied
eight years now'and have. a son
of seven. My. wife and I do. not

-| want a larger. family. Conse-

ers’ letters on birth control... | quently, we have. partaken of no
: The-Liberal newspaper an-'acts.of intimacy-all these years

nounces .that no more letters; and do not think our marriage

will be published at least until | ihas in n any way: lost by it.” it.”

the Lambeth conference of Ang: !

lican. bishops in London in July. } i
For. two weeks letters for and |

court ‘order, was pérforméa’ Siie=

cessfully in October; 1955, on. the} nan
infant's. brother, David, -when: he}, SSE
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oné no trump opening.: After
Miss Brash opened the bidding
on his right, he had plenty for a
takeout double. But he passed.
And that was his best action,

 

4a little more pleasant to contem-
plate.

“enforced caution and enter the

‘-ambiush and, of course, human-

not.

The other passing situation Is

Here we teave the field of :

field of strategy, misdirection,

In fact, the set-up was just
about perfect for-a trap, First,
the opponents were vulnerable
and Mr. Dale was not. Next, the
opener wag a know coverbidder
who might. readily get too high
if not ‘warned of danger. Then

fed into the newspaper in reply:

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en’. marriage.

| agzinst birth control have pour- |

to. an editorial declaring that i wages,
family planning could strength- ‘hours worked in manufacturing

- industries. all were higher March |
‘The editorial added that the: 1 then in February.
i Christian ;attitude toward con-: lor

Wages higher
OTTAWA Average weekly

hourty | earnings and

statistics reported “weekly j

flecting higher. home-ownership |
costs. The rent component’ re-
mained unchanged.

 

‘It cost slightly more to. oper- |.
ate a household in-April than in:
March. This .colunin of: the. in-.

 

 

The bureau dex rose to 1213 from. .1211; ‘\Mecessary,
‘largely because of higher. prices . grant’:

condition -. “which:

death of. permanent brain: dam-)
age. wenn

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there was. the fact that Mr.,tracéption was formed “at a : Wages averaged $66. \for furniture \and.. appliances, | that,i ,
Nes. : . 'D Dale's best holding was in the| time. when natural checks, like ($55.55 a month: earlier. Hourly : particularly vacuum: cleaners; a
Take today’s hand, for ex-| rincipal suit of the opener. warand disease, seemed. to Atnings rose to an.average of, ~ rr ure
Ie. M4 le vy p p be :$1.65 from $1.64: and weekly! yO te
ample, Mr. Dale was loaded. He guarantee the “world agains: /51.65 fr neg aly! Sb
hud plenty In hich cards for @! south dealer / overpopulation.” thours | worked averaged 40 era
i North-South vulnerable 9° ‘Now “the advance of medical ‘against nag. os coi - Does ta Bes
. sir Abel Se eae een rm the; on ae He  B A
Tories score ¥ K J 106). (CHURCH. WILL DISCUSS © i ; es
#Q4 ee At the Lambeth ° ‘conference, } »
with ringer | Wh - A 1095 * PAST | Chureh of England leaders will’
ib ye gee i consider. the probleni of jcontra- ;
in kecuty final iy QoS A hits. § Keen : ception. In 1908, and. again. in, . | — ;
BIRMINGAM, Engtand | ¥AQ4 v9a7532 = 1920, the. Anglican. ‘Church re-: =a. a & = ——ii i SS _ # ee
(Reuters) —— A 19- year - old | @¢K 063 $92 | iected the idea, but in 1930 ack a : BOE ey ER ge Et at PRS eo Se CP
blonde confessed (o fhe Labor i -+& Qu a& K 7 ‘6 3 inowledged | that contraception : - of oe yo . gg Arai A ‘CC AR Ss °
party (hat crowned her May OUT > mg ght be used in cases of need. } OF ALL. LEADI NG CANADIAN OE ee
Day gueen She was really rare ‘ pan a | ‘One ‘YO oun ‘couple here wrote |’ t  , . - . : ee : oo : a
treasurer of the local Young ¥ none, . . | to: The Guardian that they alo | CRs een eee nr erverereesee renee reneaeecess see ees aes eeseeeeeerenee see enesenaeseeetoeens
Conservatives, @#Ad875' ;stained from relations for a. . . 40 : , 2
Blue-eyed Jacqueline Tow- e820 | oe , period to avoid having children rp} . - os re _ :
ers was crowned—and kissed | The bidding: ; -f}and found it was “a period of; oT OF eaee nt ° Ultramodern ¢
three limes—by union chief South West North East igreat growth of love.” - > Safer-stopping : push-button .
Frank Cousins before a crowd | I A pe 7 * . Pass A Scottish reader retorted. | Total-~Contact : automatic: : "Beautiful »
f 2,000 in Victoria Square. 13 é rare 3 NT Pare that. the young. couple suffered | ae Level-smooth ; so brakes ° ‘drive. ae, new w Siverbart | : wetenys
Conservatives were gleeful Pies Dot. Pees Pass | from ‘a sexual apetite definitely. meal Torsion-A/RE Ridé . a : styling: w
at the news, But Laborile pre- | 44 Db All Pass | below average.” a * wage er, . 3. , . woe
tended they knew all along. There was some risk, of \ himself “another abstainer re= peoevenvercs coeneces reseetevesesececscescasatacarenteusasonteunicasstaatsasenteusee seeds * 4
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3 hk. b her pirtner would drop: the ve ra oo
= ‘a sence | bidd'ng before they got Into ! ° J
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