| s trike At Arvida Brightens | QUEBEC ‘W—A labor depart- ihent spokesman described as “fruitful” a meeting held Wed- iesday night between represent- atives ®f the Aluminum Com- any of Canada and the Na- tional Metal Trades Federation CCCL, representing 6,500 striking mployees of Alean’s Arvida, Que., Plant, - * The spokesman. said the talks will “almost certainly” come to a concluston next, week, The strike began May 17. { Gerard Picara, | president of the Caygadian- and Catholic Con- federation ‘of -Labor and chief ynion delegate, said he is con- vinced ‘agreement is near.” j He said the: long delays being experiehced in the talks are éaused “by the ‘extremely com- plex ngiture of. the conflict.” Both parties ‘were making de- tailed studies of a large number of tecHinical questions. et vPro: lp emer We BRC RDG y pee we PT ete See ee as “ .» by M ovie eC olumn Je mies WSacon ‘HOLLYWOOD (#) — Ever hear of Harry and Dotty Jameson” No? Then you're not a headwaiter at a swank nightclub or 2 The Jamesons have one of the’ world’s most expensive hobbies: —attending night club openings, Naturally, the’re well-heeled.; Once Harry and Dotty took a plane to London just because Lena Horne, one their favorites, was opening at’ a ‘smart West End club. Lena, recalling ‘the incident, admits that she was most happy too see them but not in the least surprised, “I probably would have been more surprised had they not been at ringside,” say Lena. The Jamesons hop to Las Vegas, New York and in-between spots much neighborhood drive - in. Once Joe E, Lewis played a two-week engagement at the Mocambo here. Harry was present 13 of the 14 times the comic took the | ¥ Po 2.8 ALS BLS - $ta rts x 4 # ” 78 ae CoA Of a FUR SALE! "BARGAINS ARE DOUBLED BECAUSE “BILL SCUBY FURS : ARE ALSO CELEBRATING THEIR : 10th Anniversary Priced to € lear JACKETS, CAPES NECK PIECES . FREE sréRA GE UNTIL FALL ON EVERY PURCHASE Friday AND as you and I would go to the celebrity, All headwaiters and celebrities know the Jamesons, ‘floor, | Later, he apologized to Lewis for missing the one show. The reason: His plane was delayed on his return from an Oregon business trip. Joe E. says Harry knows the comic’s act better than he does. “Tf he ever starts drinking,” says Lewis, “He could go on for me.” CUGATS ARE FRIENDS |. - : The Cugats, Xavier and Abbe Lane, also are close friends. Once the Jamesons flew to Spain when the Cugat band played in a Barcelona bull ring. The Jamesons live in a $250,- 000 home in Beverley Hills. It's one of the few $250,000 home with only two bedrooms. ‘ Harry is a millionaire. He made it from storgae batterles and Oregon lumber interests. He is a big spender and big tipper. The Jamesons’ reason for lov- ing nightclub acts so much is simple, “We just get fun out of it,” says Harry. Their hobby ‘doesn’t come cheap as Harry always insists on picking up the cheque and never comes without famous guests to an opening. One year Ciro’s reported that the Jame- son’s annual tab was close to $20,000—not including tips. Squadron Take Off © For Germany NORTH BAY. Ont. (#-—Twenty- four CF-100 fighters of No. 419 all-weather fighter squadron took off from North Bay at dawn today bound for Baden-Soellin- gen in Germany. They left at 10-minute inter- vals in flights of three, The squadron expects to make the 15,000-mile flight in about 26 hours with refuelling stops at Goose Bay, Labrador, and Reykjavik, Iceland. The planes are being sent to fulfil Canada’s commitment to NATO to supply each of the four European fighter wings with one all-weather fighter squadron. No. 419 squadron’s duties at a ILL SCU 302 3rd Ave. ““Convénient Credit Terms When You Buy at BY FURS Prince Rupert North Bay have been taken over by. No. 414 squadron which has been refitted with CF-100 all- weather fighters. Jet Crashes A CF-100 jet fighter was be- lieved to have crashed in the Sept-Iles, Que., area early today whlie flying from Montreal to Europe, RCAF Air Defence Com- mand headquarters reported. The plane was from No. 419 Squadron and was one of the group being flown to Germany to join No. 4 RCAF Fighter Wing there. IN THIS MID-SUMMER SALE OF MEN’S WEAR! SPORT COATS WIN DBREAKERS suns 70 Te | T-SHIRTS S193 measure 20% Reg, $3.95 | SPORT SHIRTS LESS 20% SLACKS LESS 20% HILLS & WILLIAMS MEN'S WEAR 1 Scouts ||Attract 100,000 SUTTON PARK, Eng. (Reu- ters) An estimated 100,000 visitors flocked here today to witness the opening of the 12- day boy scout world jubilee jam- boree. More than 25,000 scouts from 85 nations have pitched thous- ands of: tents in this 750-acre wooded park, which was once a royal hunting forest owned by King Henry VIII. The Duke of Gloucester, pres- ident of: the Boy Scouts Associ- ation in Britain, was chosen to open-the jamboree. Six radio transmitters were set up to flash the message “jubilee. jamboree has started” to all corners of the world. The scouts entertained.- their visitors, expected to number more than 1,000,000 by the end of the jamboree, with demon- strations of. rope spinning and whip - cracking. Other attrac- tions included formation mar- ches by Royal Canadian Mount- ed Police and displays of cover- ed wagons from the United States, Scottish reels, and even igloos. ey heb, Slop lream By LEN OLSON Our Chief Instructor Bob Kel- sey and family have left for the deep south on their holidays and Bob will also be training with the R,C. Navy at Patricia Bay. \iLorne Stevens and family also have departed for the south. Happy vacationing, fellows! Len Milne and Art Grae of the Department of Transport (Air Services Branch) were in Rupert yesterday to supervise the writ- ing of the private pilots written examinations. Four of our mem- bers submitted themselves to three and a half hours of sweat and tears. Ernie Burgess, Dennis Glazier, Herb Woods and Wes Kittle all passed with flying col- ors. Congratulations on winning your private pilot’s wings fel-| lows! Easy exam wasn’t it Wes? Our Aeronca, DUG is now in the salt chuck with the generous help of Ron Stewart, Lorne Stevens. Bob Kelsey, Vern Mac- Kenzie, Len Weeks, Ernie Bur- gess, Denny Glazier and Jean Anderson. Thanks a million. The Order of the Web Foot goes to Jean Anderson who solo- ed the other day, congratula- tions Jean! Three landings in one, eh Jean? Your’ Fyn. Instructor is in est Burgess and LAC Dennis Glazier are leaving our fair city for Prince George after com- pleting their one month’s flying and ground school training with the club. Now I’ll be able to eat something besides stew and pea- nut ‘butter! Best of luck fellows on your continuation in avia- tion towards your commercial licences, Norm Hanks is back in town to finish his float endorsement. Jim Hegan will be back soon to take over duties as Editor of the Slipstream. Watch for him next week. Adios! LEGAL RIGHTS OSLO (m—— Norway's Trans- port Minister Varmann told par- Hament that doctors can’t be forced to make blood tests of persons suspected of drunken driving. Some doctors have re- fused on ethical grounds, when suspects object, Try Daily News Classified No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 1 \ ee a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ee a ee Mr. Muzzy Fails At suit to work on first: time.” _ This seeming impossibility is explained below. Mr. Muzzy got the five of spades opening and won with the king. He gave con- siderable thought to his next jead. Should he go after monds or clubs first? Diamonds were solid from the king to the eight. If one defend- er had the ace of diamonds singleton or doubleton he could not shut out the dummy and four tricks in the suit would be available. Then if the king of clubs happened to be doubleton in Mr. Masters’ hand, the game could be made. — This was a pretty bad solution but anyway Mr. Muzzy led the jack of diamonds at trick two. ‘He played low from dummy and the jack won. Next came the 10 of diamonds and this also held. Obviously the dummy was now quite dead and Mr. Muz- zy shifted to the ace of clubs and followed with the queen. Mr. Masters won the second club with the king and return- ed a spade, clearing that suit. Mr. Muzzy now cashed three more clubs but ended up with just eight tricks in all, He should have kept alive the potential trick-taking power of Youth Centres Considered VANCOUVER «— Part-time prisons for young offenders in minor cases are being consider- ed by local penal authorities. The idea comes from Britain. It involves evening “attendance centres” for youths convicted of lesser offences—the type that naw involve short terms in reg- ular jails. The aim would be to give the ‘ishment, but it is a good boy, from perhaps 17 to 21 years old, a taste of prison life, re- strict him in his spare time but reform his outlook. . Attendance would be compul- sory, and failure to attend or to perform assigned tasks might result in transfer to a prison, SEES ADVANTAGES Rocksborough Smith, director cof the B.C. Borstal Association, commented: “Tt's a very mild form of pun- idea for certain types of delinquents. It would not be effective for the kind that assaults policemen, for instance. The wild, gay young type would probably benefit greatly is his freedom were taken away for a while.” Magistrate Gordon Scott said it would be a good experiment. “There are many kinds of juvenile delinquents and this idea might be just the thing for a certain kind.” GEORGE DAWES AUCTIONEER Phone 6032 and 2952 IT'S BARGAIN TIME FOR 1950 and 1951 USED CARS 9-'50 Chevrolet Sedan $499, 1-50 Chevrolet Sedan $649. 12-'50 Chevrolet Sedan $699. 25-'51 Ford Coach 24-'51 Studebaker 12 Ton $599, 26~-'51 Chevrolet Coach $649. 37~-'51 Chevrolet Sedan $799. 39-'50 Pontiac Sedan 4)~'50 Chevrolet Sedan $749. Many With Radios & Scat Covers: All Re-Conditioned For Tops in Buys, See McRae Motors Limited YOUR GENERAL MOTORS DId BALM $825. $749, 4 Prinée Rupert Daily News * | Thursday, August 1, 1957 BLACKWOOD on BRIDGE By EASLEY BLACKWOOD | No Trump By Not Playing Long Suits at Same Time In playing at no trump it is often important to make the right decision on the question of which long Sometimes, as in today’s deal, it is necessary to work on two long suits “at the same dia- |. - South dealer | Neither side vulnerable a: NORTH , Mrs. Keen a JT wvJ972 @KQ963 & 83 EAST Mr. Masters 2 SOUTH Mr. Muzzy . A The bidding: -— - 5 South West | ‘North Fast 1 @& Pass 1¢ _Pass 2NT Pass’ 3 NT All Pass both long suits by playing as fol- lows: At trick two lead the jack of diamonds and overtake with dummy’'s queen. Mr. Masters’ best play would be to duck. Now lead a club and finesse the jack. Lead the 10 of dia- monds and overtake with dum- my’s king. Here Mr. Masters would be in a nelpless: position. If he ducked again, another club finesse would bring In five tricks in that suit which, with two dia- monds and two make the game. If he played the ace of dia- monds and returned a spade, Mr. Muzzy would win, enter dummy with the nine of diamonds, run the rest of that suit, then take another club finesse and make five-odd. spades, would SEAWAY WHARF PR OCEEDING, HOPE WILL ATTRACT BUSINESS MONTREAL @® — The St, Lawrence Seaway authority has decided to proceed with wharf development on its own beside the south shore plains across from Montreal Island, in the hope that private business will take note, Transport Minister Hees, touring the 114-mile seaway. from Montreal to Iroquols, Ont., for the first time since taking office, announced Wednesday that a 4,000-foot wharf will be built upstream from Cote Ste. Catharine Lock. 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