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cageful of lions?
Jean Quinn, a striking,

The Daily Sketch.

' 23-

year-old brunette showgirl, rais-
ed the issue in a lawsuit against

Jean accused the paper of say-

 

 

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grades are not the only thing a
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Show: Girl Safer With Lions
Than in Court, Nude or Not |

By HAL COOPER

LONDON (AP)—A blushing male jury was
called on Wednesday to weigh up one of the most per-
plexing questions of the year: Is a girl in a tiny Bikini
less nude than a girl in a G-string when posed in a

 

ing, or implying, that she was
nude-—ie. in a G-string--when
she was in fact wearlng a Bikini,

ed appropriate damages.

The trouble all began a few
weeks back when one of — the
nudes failed to show up for the
big Hon cage number in the show
The Nudes of Paris at South-
hampton. Actually, the show’s
nudes weren't quite—they wore
G-strings. ‘

MOTHER STEPPED IN

Mrs. Quinn, wife of the show's
producer and mother of a 17-
months-old daughter, agreed to
take the missing girl’s place. -

Applauding this show-must-
go-on spirit, The Sketch carried
a story headéd “Mother Tekes

 

Nude's Place in Lions Show.”

This, Mrs. Quinn complained,
gave the impression that she
appeared unclothed (in a G-
string, you understand) whereas
in fact she wore a Bikini and
bra, She added that in her view
it would be highly immodest for
a young mother to appear in a
G-string.

Judge Malcolm Hilbery = said
ing.
“All I know about a G-
string,” he said, “is that it is
the lowest note on a violin.”
FINE DISTINCTION

Counsel for Mrs. Quinn ex-
plained that in show business a
G-string is an article covering

the absolute minimum of. a
showgirl,

“And a Bikini?” asked the
judge.

A Bikini, said the lawyer, is a
kind of swimming suit which
covers by comparison much more
than the minimum. He intro:
duced one G-string and one Bi-
kini in evidence.

The newspaper’s lawyer said

indignently:
“Et' is rather ridiculous,
rather monstrous—in fact

complete nonsense—that she
sheuld ask for damages for a
statement that she appeared
posed as a nude, wnen she ap-
peared very largely naked,
dressed in a Bikini.”
SHE HAD TO PAY COSTS

The judge said it was up to

 

and with sequins on it. She ask- ,

he found all this very mystify- |

 

the jury to decide the difference
in modesty between the protec-
tion of a G-string and:“the. ‘par-
tial covering afforded by ~ the
bra and V-shaped drawers call-
ed. the Bikini.”

The jury decided after due de-
liberation that Mrs. Quinn had
no just claim against the news-

of the suit—roughly £1,500.

“Oh, well,” Mrs. Quinn told
reporters as she stuffed the Bi-
kini and G-string ‘into her
handbag. “That’s Jlife—and Id
rather be in the Hons’ cage than
in that courtroom.”

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THIS GIRL IS NUDE? — Ac-.
cording to a judge and jury in
England trying case of show
girl. who took nude’s place in
lion’s cage, a girl is no less
nude in a bikini bathing ‘suit.
than she is in a G-String. Ac- -
cording to. most red-blooded..
Canadian males the girl aboye-
is all bundled up in a. two-: ‘
piece bathing suit and, a long’
way from being nude. No quote :4
was obtainable from the lions,~

Groups Urge
Retention
Of Firemen

CALGARY (Prairie railway
engineers showed a united front
in urging the retention of loco-
motive firemen on CPR yard
and freight diesel engines.

Six representatives of Alberta
and Saskatchewan engineers and
one representative of a British
Columbia group spoke before a
one-day hearing of the Kellock
royal commission on employ-
ment of firemen on CPR trains.

Yard foreman, trainman, con-
ductor and nine firemen also ad-
dressed the hearing, which. end-}
ed abruptly when all evidence!
was heard in. one day. The com-
mission. had been scheduled to
sit in Calgary for three days be-|.
fore going to Vancouver..
NEEDED FOR SAFETY
The witnesses, all supporting
retention of firemen, made these
points:

1. Firemen are needed as a
safety factor on the left side of
tt locomotive to help the right-
side cngineer avert injury or
death to public persons or rail-
way employees.

2. They are needed to main-
tain efficiency of railway oper-
atlons in an age of increased
speed and heavier loads,

8. The position of fireman
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“| Spades, dropping Mr. Muzzy’s
_ After Mrs. Keen’s takeout
double, Mr. Champion tried to

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‘then,

eight was played on his left and

‘heart.

Prince Rupert Daily News

Thursday, July 4, 1957 en

 

"BLACKWOOD on

BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

 

Weird Bidding, Playing Today's Hand
ls Matched With Final Result

The weird bidding in today’s deal was matched by

the play and the final result. Mr. Abel hesitates to

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himself. He therefore opened the bidding with a club.

 

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the. ace and cashed the acc of |

foul up his opponents’ bidding

But Mr. Muzzy was right in
there, brave as a lion, on his one
king..-He though it would be very
crafty to bid hearts first and
if he got doubled, to run
to spades. He got doubled and
he ran. But into a blank wall.

The opening lead was the ace
of diamonds and Mr. Muzzy ruf-
fed. He led a small trump, the

dummy’s queen won. He return-
ed a trump and played small
from his hand when Mr. Cham-
pion showed out.

On winning with the ninc, Mr.
Abel Iced his last diamond. Mr.
Muzzy ruffed again and Ied a
Mr. Abel went in with

 

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only two more tricks—his re-

maining trump and the ace of
clubs. Down. two.

Mr. Abel was not happy with
this result. “We'd. have done
better if you'd gone on to five
diamonds,” he said to Mr.
Champion. “We can make it
easily.” yo

“What an analysis, man,” re-

| plied Mr. Champion. “We'd have

done better if you'd played
cards. We can sect . him . seven

tricks at four spades."

Mr. Muzzy looked pleased at
this statement. “I saved: five
tricks in the play, partner, * he
said brightly.

Mr: Champion sniffed ‘diseust-
edly. “It was the way you play-
to beat you seven he
said.

Mr. Champion went on to say
that when Mr. Abel won.
third trick with the nine of
spades, he should have overcome
the usual aversion ‘to leading
away from a tenace’ holding.
That is, he should have cashed
his ace of spades and’ then led
the jack.

Mr. Muzzy would have won
with the king of spades Chis last
trump). But then Mr. Abel
could have won the next trick,
cashed his last ace and led the
seven of diamonds. Mr. Cham-
pion would have won all the re-
maining tricks with» his. dia-
monds.

tricks,”

 

“VICTORIA O—A general dry-

ing process in. most of the B.C.’

forests is increasing fire hazards,
forest service officials said
Tuesday.

At present, low hazard condi--

tions exist in all five districts
but the hazard is expected to
increase to moderate this week

unless there is widespread rain.:

Tota! fires reported since the
fire season opened May 1 is 781,
compared with 1,277 a year ago.
Some 28 new fires broke out last

week and 31 still are burning.

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