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TODAY
ay, July 12, 1952

6:50 - 9:00

 

British Test | Toronto Man |

BOOK SHELI

THE LEGACY

SUR RE URE PORN eee

  
 

PLititilierifiiite
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profoundly moving novel won fo;
its author the important $10,000
Christopher Award for Fiction

A brilliant lawyer, Gabriel
Martel spent a lifetime in fight-
ing big-business lawyers and pol-
iticlans. He was a Man who tried
to«keep the faith without com-
promise and again and again
passed by his “big” chances

Martel had his own triumph
not to be measured in worldly
,00Q0S

There those who loved
and believed in this man of quiet
the old jaywer in whose

were

modesty

ffice he served his apprentice-
ship, his youngest son Aluin, and
some of his clients whose cases
he won or lost. His daughter
Jean and his son Carrol failed
him. Chris, his eldest son, caused

Martel

his children

more grief than any of
, for Chris was as un-
compromising as his father in a
lifferent with a passion

il nt Way,
that led him into strange paths.

Some will say that Gabriel was

a frustrated idealist, fighting
hopeless odds; others will recog-

 

nize that his struggle was not
after all without fruit; but all
who revere the genuine will
enjoy this dramatic novel ol

everyday life

LONG VOYAGE
LONDON v—The new 2,500-ton
cable ship Stanley Angwin is off
on a maiden vwyage which may
last 50 She will maintain
26,000 miles of cable between Oo-

years

Equipment in
Greenland

LONDON, (Reuters)—Twenty-
|five British scientists, sailors
and soldiers left yesterday on

|\board the Norwegian sealer Tot

tun on a two-year expedition to
Greenland to test uniforms and
military equipment under Arctic
conditions.

The expedition is financed by
private firms and partly by the
armed services. Prime Minister
Winston Churchill gave £1,000
towards the cost.

The explorers wil investigate
the theory that Greeniand is not
a sub-continent, but a collection
of islands joined by an ice cap
10,000 feet thick.

BLACKWOOD
(Coscinued from page 4)
without justification, It’s true,
as he says, that a little learn-

ing is a dangerous thing
But that applies not only to
the technicalities of bidding and
play but the
bridge as well.
Mr. Muzzy always opens his
partner’s bid suit—even when
he shouldn’t. He would have
opened a spade in today’s deal
if Mr. Heinsite hadn’t doubled.
Mr. Heinsite knows this
Therefore he is the one who
flubbed it, and all for the chance

to humanics of

WATERFRONT

 

 

Sockeye Fishing Increase Steady

Sockeye salmon gillnet fishermen report catches
on nearly all northern rivers and inlets increasing
daily with averages of from 50 to 73.

A Rivers Inlet fisherman ay-
eraged 73 on Thursday and 90
boats in the North Bentick Arm
off Bella Coola reported an
average of 71 on Wednesday dnd
better than 50 on Thursday.

Rain weather for the first two
weeks of the season held aver-
ages down

will be
and the

ust 31. In future, they
called the SS Maplecove

SS Mapledell

Four Lead Even
In Golf Meet

WINNIPEG Four players
parred one stroke off par 35 al
Winnipeg’s Niakwa course today
to lead the first 18 around the
nine-hole turn in the opening
round of the 54-hole Canadian
Professional Golfers’ Association
Championship

Danny Stack Winnipeg Pat
Fletcher Regina; Bill Kerr, Mon-
treal, and Stan Leonard, Vancou
34. Leonard
champion

During the first week of sock-
eye salmon fishing in Skeena
and Naas the number of gillnet-
ters Was somewhat less than ex-
pected, but by the second 190
were reported on the Naas, and
the Skeena.

continued

nractically 500 alone

General fishing has
good since then

Japan is rebuilding as well as
modernizing her merchant fleet,
ports of call to include the Brit- | 1ng
ish Columbia coast. There are
three vessels already. These have
10,000 tonnage, and are report-

ver, shot

Baseball Scores

- - WHIFFS

json, short free-swinging profes
|sional from Toronto Mississaug

is defend-4

Brooks Edge

Ahead in
Golf Open

WINNIPEG ()—Gordon Bryd

ua, beat par by three strokes on
Friday and took a one-stroke
lead after 18 holes of play in the
54-hole Canadian Professional
Golfers Associations’ champion
ship.

Brydson, playing steadily all
the way, shot a 68 over Winni
peg’s Niakwa course, one better
than par, and Pat Fletcher from
Saskatchewan, who tied for
second at the one-third stage in
the $1,800 tournament, with 69
apiece

The field of 34 set out Satur-
day on two 18-hole rounds
morning and afternoon, to settle

the championship which wa:
won a year ago at Mamilton
Ancaster by Stan Leonard of
Vancouver

Leonard, who is shooting well
but had occasional streaks of
bad luck, is one of four players
erouped in sixth place with par

71.

Cubs While

"HOUSEBY

 

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Shows 7 - 9:00

   
       
     
    

National
Boston 6, Cincinnati 1
Philadelphia 4, St, Louis 3

American
Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 7
Chicago 1, Washington 2

Western International

Victoria 0, Vancouver 11
Tri-City 1, Salem 11
Spokane 3, Lewiston 4

of gaining a measly 100 points. |

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and Leisure Wear

|}erated by the old firm of Kaw-
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Giants Lose

NEW YORK (&? Brooklyn
Dodgers enlarged their National
League lead over New York
Giants to 5% games Friday as
they squeaked by Chicago Cubs '
|6-5 while the staggering Giants

Kobe. First to arrive in Van-
couver this year will be the MS
os Maru, booked to re-
port October 24.

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Gordon & Anderson manager at Vancouver, of Wenatehee.6: Yakiste dropped a 6-2 decision to the,
changes in‘ the three-man Na- Wee ee ee Oe ee lowly Pittsburg Pirates
- vs | tional Harbors Board in Ottawa Pacitic Coast Carl Erskine was blasted from
+ Ci i Commercial “Hotel | Brigadier Maurice G. Archer, a} Seattle 4, Los Angeles 6 !the mound in his first inning re
e x 2 ore a Quebec cons,,lting engineer is Sai F.ancisco 3, San Diego 4 lief pitching. Dodgers collected
ee " 2p.m named to the board, succeeding Hollywood 2, Sacramento 7 only seven hits, including a
* . + . rt } « aklar 2.9
: a Emil St. Laurent, retired. Mr. Portland 2-9, Oakland 3-3 homer by Duke Snider, but they
ARBRE RFRA PSR eae McMaster is an oldtimer of capitalized on five Chicago er
Prince Rupert, having been in rors, Willie Ramsdelil dug his
the service of the CNR here, h Af own grave with two miscues
ine YOUTH Alrican

Sal Maglie, ace pitcher for the
Giants who has fallen off badly
lately, finishing only one of his
last 10 starts, was tagged for 10

»prior to the completion of
railway, .

Wins British

The difference in ship building

CABINET MINISTER—Solici-

    

costs today, and long ago is per- If hits and all of six Pittsburgh
tor-General Antonio Rivard, haps greater than many im- 0 pen runs before he left in the eighth
62, was elected to the Quebec agine. For example, the first oS 2 Soe ‘ inning
Legislature first in 1948 and |three Empresses of the CPR ST. ANNE'S - ON - THE - SEA, in the senbtiedt tneiee &
os ; served as Minister without |TransPacitic fleet launched in England (CP)—Bobby Locke, Soutia , ce oo .
SPECIAL—1948 Indian 11949 Austin ‘ ; - ‘ica. burst from be ;|Louis Browns snapped a nine
ae G 7 Portfolio until appointed to his | 1891 cost £260,000 cach. Compare rica, burst from behind in the game losing streak by beating
Chief Moto m 1—1949 Fiying Standard present cabinet post in 1950. A | this with the cost of the latest ‘inal round today to win his third the pace sétting New York
r = wit fc Sats . Q une ace-§ Q r ork «tone
1—-1942 Chrysler Royai law professor at Laval Uni- | addition to the CPR fleet, the, British Open Golf Champion- Yankees 6-3 and Boston Red , moe A? |
dadar {1—1948 Thames Van versity and former president | coastal ferry steamer. Princess Ship. Locke turned in 74 in a! Sox captured twin al Sais ~ ‘
of the bar association in Que- |of Nanaimo, 6,800 tons. Total | Pay-off round of 18 holes to fin-} Detroit 16-6 anil 5-3 ae
1--1949 Morris 11950 Austin bec, Mr. Rivard is second-in- | outlay amounted to £1,450,000,;iSh with an aggregate score olf at on
command to Premier Duplessis | nearly six times as much 287 for the last 72 holes: He was MONDAY and TUESDAY

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1—1946 Dodge 2-ton Truck morency riding again in the | ership-type tuna fleets operating @ricans were far behind 1 :

1—1951 Austin 5-ton Truck July 16 provincial election. in the Pacific equatorial waters

1--i941 International *,-ton Panel

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The grain elevator at, Prince HONG KONG (AP)—The 500
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