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- Monday, July 15,1957 |

| BLACKWOOD on]

BRIDGE

|. By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Mr. Abel Bids Too High;
Fails: Jo Take Advantage Of Break.

 

 

 

* “After bidding bis hand to Tne hilt, if not a little

‘eyond,. Mr, Abel was faced with a problem which

-ofteni-Besets dedlarer—that of deciding which suit to

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ork. on first.
Ww the last one Mr. Meek flashed
‘~ Nerth “dealer the. cight of hearts. The re-
‘* Nerth-South vulnerable sulting heart lead to the ace
ann NORTH set the contract.
2 ~ Mr. ae pion The spades had broken: evenly
$ Kee? as expected and Mr. Abel had his
: ’ @Ki10. nine winners all set up.. The
oe &984 trouble was that the defenders
* WEST EAST took five tricks first.
“| Mr. .Dale Mr. Meek If he is going to bid aggresive-
-@QB4 A J 10 ly, he must learn to plan .his
9 O72 VA 843 play better. Unless a mitacie
:@ 15's 2 g Os happened, he knew he would
1& SOUTH have to lose three club, tricks
Z Mr. Abel, and the ace of hearts. Obviously,
2 A532~ , then, he could not afford. to lose
' wJ105 / any spades at all. “0. :
i. @AQIB His right lead at) trick: two Was
othe biaging: 75 Co, the jack of hearts. He. Nad ‘seven
* ‘ top tricks in the other ‘three
ay past _ West | suits and he could win two heazt
i2@ Pass 2NT, Pass | tricks if the queen of that suit
“3NT ~~ All Pass ‘ was on his left. This was a 50-
So > __. {50 chance, whereas the ‘line of.
# He got the favorable opening | nay he chose offered: something

of the deuce of clubs and won
with the king over Mr. Meek’s
queén. But he failed to take ad-
Yantage of this break.

_At a no trump contract it is
usually best to start setting up
Sour longest suit first for the
simple reason that it offers the
@reatest number of potential
tricks: However, potential tricks
are not entered on the. score}.
sheet... They must be converted
into actual winners and _ you
must have time to dé the con-| WASHINGTON WM—The Unit-
verting. ed States Air Force has: halted
» Time ran out on Mr. Abel in! work on the multi-million’ dol-
“this deal. The way he saw it, he!lar guided missile Navaho-.which
gould win four diamonds, the/it once claimed would be as good
club. already in, and four spades!an atomic warhead carrier as a
if the spade suit broke 3-2. The! ballistics weapon. —
6dds in favor of this spade break! The USAF said the Navaho

were good, but that wasn't the! program, started in 1946, is be-
ing eliminated because of pre-
sent and _ anticipated-. budget

like ‘a zero-zero chance. -

U.S. Halts
‘Navaho’ -
Program —

 

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-SKELTONS TO EUROPE—Comedian’ Red Skelton, his daughter valentina, 10, and son, Rich-
‘ard 9, pause at Winnipeg’s Stevenson Field on their way by plane from Hollywood to Copen-
hagen. Richard is suffering from leukemia. His father is taking him on a tour of Europe to

 

 

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SIX_ COMMUNITIES DECIDE

Os “ Special To The Daily. News

*

Exhibition Facilities To Be Project
For Comox During Centennial Year

-.” VICTORIA—An ambitious project of establishing exhibition facilities in
Comox Valley Centennial park is among the latest group of permanent memor-
ial projects to get approval from the B.C. Centennial .Committee.

 

 

Six. other communities had
their “lasting projects approved matching amount it must put up
this week. ~ to help acquire anc develop a

For the 4,300 -residents of, park recreation centre. Gray
Princeton and surrounding area,
an. outdoor recreation centre
with swimming pool and all other
facilities, will. be built,

Hixon will use its $550 centen-
nial grant money - plus . the

Bizarre Trunk Murder

NEW YORK (AP)—A bullet-pierced body found

 

Centennial Stage for their 45-
year-old, hewn-log community
hall, as well as planting a Peace
Memorial of Lombardy poplars
and erecting a marker at the site

Creek’s 112 people will build ai

‘spade and ducked in dummy. |
. Mir. Meck won with the 10 and
{returned aclub. Mr. Dale col-.
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curtailments of spending.
The ‘Navaho is a. rocket.

sile designed to attain a speed of
between .two to. three times
zi greater than sound. It was de-

led police to

squeezed into a tiny tin trunk was identified Sunday
night as that of.a Philadelphia painter who came here

three weeks ago to look for a job.

The sain man’s fingerprints’ 4" ZGuna” the” body

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James F. Malloy, 53.

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a : . , ‘ , , bre weapon. They said he was! tne ct oy ae ne sealed |
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R lo Be Used The crime was discovered Sat- | bleeding. —
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overnmen ouse fire here in . : -
' - ; . 7 April, is being converted to a ye ee uN
a Ladies Swim Suits w| Kitchen for the Lieutenant-Gov- :
u wicrnor’s July 24 garden party.
u wi The party, one of the top sum-
8 $3.99 - $4.99 - $6.99 wg! mer social events, will be held
a . Mion the grounds of the estate, a
. Sizes 10 to 16, Values to S13 gy brick’s throw away from the
e | @ | charred plot of ground that once
u ie 5 was Government House.
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uw wiof flowers, shrubs and lawn—

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view Heights will contribute its

of the historic Rose cabin.

The 18,000 people of Comox
Valley will spend the $10,800
grant and their matching
amount on exhibition facilities
that can be used not only in con-
junction with their well-known
fair but for other . events
throughout the year. These will
include Tyce Bowl, which will
Seat up to 3,000 people at various

events, an Indian lodge and mu-|}.

seum, a museum of agriculture
and industry, a picnic site, a
Centennial Arch at the entrance
and other features.

’ Canyon will build a pavilioh to
become. the centre of Canyon
© mmunity Park. Errington will
construct a new floor in. Erring-
ton War Memorial Hall. Lake-

 

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“ Women’s Institute build a hall!
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“ry Daily News Classifieds |

Movie Column

by

Bob Thomas

By JAMES BACON
HOLLYWOOD (#—Rex Harrison may be Broadway's hottest

star but TV-comic Ernie
spollsport.

Ernie, one of the most intente |

ive of TV personalities, will pro-
Cuce several big shows for NBC
this fall. One of them ts Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which the
network brass wants Harrison
to do.

But Ernie claims the star of
My Fair Lady wants to play it
Straight, as a hundred other

actors have done through the
years,

Ernie wants to produce it as
a musical comedy, '

“It’s too familtar in the regu-
lar. version,” says Kovacs,

It's a play and movie that.
has challenged every great actor
in much the same way as Ham-
let. And that, says Kovacs, is
why Harrison won’t go for the
musical version.

A KOVACS IDEA

“As Harrison changes from the
gentle doctor to the mad mon-
ster, I thought it would be nice
if he sang: ‘I've Grown Accus-
tomed to This Face’,”

He said other possibilities for
the same scene would be There'll

Be Some Changes Made, prob-.

ably sung by a chorus of mon-
sters,

“Seriously,” aded’ Kovacs, “I
have some original lyrics that
will make this an outstanding
TV show.”

Kovacs surprised Hollywood
recently when he turned down a
juicy movie role for what — in
this town—is the most unusual
reason yet,

“The producers, agents, every-

 

low Hazard
Keeps Fires
In Control

Low hazard accounted for only
27 fires still burning in British
Columbia, the B.C, Forest service
reported for week ending July
12,

One of them is in the Prince
Rupert area.

Damage estimated at $99.495
has been caused by 849 fires in
B.C. up to July 12, 1957.

In the corresponding period

$260,883 worth of damage.

 

 

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Kovacs says he is finding him an old

 

body. were shocked, but I told
them I like movies, I like Holly-
wood, but I love my wife more.”
He said he was separated from
blonde Edie Adams too long
while he did his first movie,
Operation Madball.

His wife plays paisy Mae in
the Broadway hit L’ll Abner and
will be in the show until No-
vember.

 

$211,000

Power. Up — :

At Terrace.

TERRACE—Announcament of
a $211,000 addition to the power
nlant here was made today by
the Power Commission's local
district manager G. D, Coombes,

Mr. Coombes sald.a new bay,’

16 by 53 feet, would be added to
the present dicsel. generating
station to accommodate another
1,000 kilowatt Cooper ~Bessemer
diesel unit,

The addition will bring the
generating capacity of the Ter+
race plant up to 4,200 kilowatts
to meet the growing. demand for
electrical energy in ‘the grea,

 

 

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