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i Saturday, October 4, 1952 ’ TODAY CLIFTON WEBB - GINGE;
& ae ‘Sisecllipinais - | " : : UNGER ROGER
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a oop Group Plans Meeting Oct. 14 | | ees
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Most popular sport in Prince; meeting of the association has LONDON--Soceet :teeeee | MARGUERITE claves N Yo
Rupert, basketball, is under re-| been called for Oct. 14 | Scottish League Cup Semi-Finals — A WHIP WILSON
View by the executive of th Meanwhile, all newcomers to] | Hibernian 1, Dundee 2; Rang- in "
Basketball Associ: i : ER ee gcc 56088 fers O. Kilmarnock 1, if oreru i
, $ i ic terested in playing | | 7? n
ot = r¢ r basketball are asked to} sae 4 | Seottish League, Division A | Ig t to ars rT hte
li enuw ve + —. ; ' :
4 To ort ntact H. J. Marchant, record- me Airdrieonians 4, Clyde 4 (tie) CINAC( N ght R q '
‘ elect of n ing secretary, in care of the} 4 ln Celtic 3, Motherwell 0;East Fife | JLOR | al els
sitting ¢ Ska ‘Miitkinn cobble Rake, Bak | 3 sarts 1; St rren 2, r- 4
jee gistra ion, the 1 | Civic a oP ortice ua . ore Wee ome N Guan } The law would net let him live, love or fight
i 8 BEER ERR EERE R ERC E AES ‘ we SER oe vattesa | of the South 0 Chained to the galleys for ten years
‘ ‘. aes : ‘ sient " SS aaa ! = | i .. » Because he stole
a Sas a ee # i International Match . we a © @ loal of ire
@ WALLACE’S DEPARTMENT STORE ais. Ve : i | of Belfast VICTOR HUGO'S IMMORTAL CLassic
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: . | Ireland 2, England 2 (tic) ee
s That 1952 Look = English League, Division 1 ABLES’
a Arsenal] 3, Blackpool 1; Aston sie 4
: oi]. a | Villa 1, Bolton Wanderers 1 x , STARRING
: ’ Fa Mi inery I | (tie); Burnley 1, Derby County MICHAEL RENNIE - DEBRA PAGEy
* 12; Chariton Athletic 2, Chelsea ;
TD uc cretty look-—the femini . . |2 tie); Liverpool 5, Newcastle —Also— STARTING MONDAY
. pl y look—the feminin - = United 3; Manchester City 2, “Foolish Duckling”
5 look—that fresh new »k tha 2 , | Caraift City 2 (tle); Middles- —NEWS-~~
@ so beautifully easy to achieve = <4 brough 4, West Bromwich Albion 0,
" ew _ : . hey 2: Preston North End 1, Totten- Shows 7 - 9:04 AB
..” | PIPELINE HARVEST—Grain harves ind the laying of oll pip hand in hem in the [nam HoMour S: meme Ome 3. aan
Fall. A . He * ee ike a coe ‘ si Sheffield Wednesday 3; Sunder
* Ali Edmonton area as a section of 2,000,000 Trans-Mourtain line to the Pacific coast Is sunk } ' or ;
. a since ibid tields. AbOVE td hac - ray : land 1, Portsmouth 1 (tie); Wol- ENDS TODAY AUDIE MURPHY
| mi) across d fields. Abov g rig and a storage ta: ye seen in the back- | verhampton Wanderers 6, Man- 7..%: ” : :
| 2 ' = ground. In the fo nd are Sse i pe ready to be rolled » place as the ditching chester United 2 s = #7; p.m. THE CIMARRON KID’ ‘
\ s machines come alc Ab 0 of the 715-mile pipeline between Vancouver and Edmonton Division II
| Wallace S Dept, Store m| Will be completed this fall a expected to be. com by August, 1953 Barnsley 5, Hully City 1; Bury ON THE SAME PROGRAM:
TERRE CKO NAR R OR RRR , CP PEO) 1), ee a,
i r Rovers 0, Breantford 2; Ful
\ — ham 4, Lincoln City 2; Hudders- “xy
° field Town 1, Nottingham Forest GLORIA
BUY A BOX OF Paper Invites | 2 eiceser Cuy 2, Piymoutn
. . Argyle 0: Notts County 3, Leeds
\ WA TERFRONT Contributions United 2; Sheffield United 3,
| oe) ae ° Blackburn Rovers 0, Southamp - W WATURAL
\ € e : Of Social News ton 1, Luton Town 3; Swansea TO enema <OtoR
: : WHIFF. l Daily New endeavors to a t, Everton 2 (tie); "West Qutueranoe ad oresemen & Seaman
3 ; wossible coverage 0 . Ham United 2, Rotherhs Unit-
oe : Pegi oft ae a st a 4 . ee mcs wanecn Se
| iistrict and will appreciate - ; RIDDLED ,
FROM conte butions of uch tome, Remember Wh \ BULLET- DANGRR-RARED C4001
MON" ‘ i club activities, weddings, eme r en FORT DAKOTA, whose bold ROD CAMERON
INTRE The last of 0 ui bout 6. he |: 1 ner a are in- : . At EY i
THE a Nae ae areas 7 n “— at it 2 500 the | ts i per onal nutes are in Montreal Royals won the Lit brigade blazed « path across AUDREY LONG
melubl atititnd Rod-capelile of | iypes in opadation Witenn at To contact a reporter, | tie World Series six years ago « flaming savage empire | i
: a tee teen | Secedien Matiomal er 140 tonight by defeating Louisville (Color by Cine ‘Color? “CAVALRY SCO
" anadian Na i : Colone 0 t take the series
Canadian Na Ou nits ered include iGD . ES
nd are 1 ini 99 : : ISLAND KINGDOM four games to two. The Interna
and are now in| 2,250 gondola nd 1,000 new timated there are mor?itional leaguers won on the MONDAY and TUESDAY
. t anson, chief of box car Anotl 760 box cars G 200 Ishar mm Japan, | pitchin , of oran c rt Davis T
i car equipmer I 00 refrigerator cars are| . rea: ig mainiy on four al he fieldis an “st i. d . Show starts at 7: p.m
o1 system has announced xpec yf the year. |... eee + 20Ue | SRG Ace Helene vy Soons aM ‘
: lar lands nan kie Robinson. wt sar Last Complete Show 8:1 A FAMOUS PLAY
SUPPORT THE CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND Inckaded. among the new et oe ____.| man Jackie Robinson, who shar-| i anne eomuaanenl
rivals 800 fifty-ton flatears OFF TU CANADA Cae arden
having the lowest height of any o :
ar constructed for the CMR.| ser 5 2 BOOK SHELF
e They w capable of carrying , ie j fe (Continued from page 5)
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ashion FOOTWCAL | iste: toss: tna tomer cars Sohn ives, ab. lett Bordon with SA. :
through railway tunnel an : Ma ee r the war he Was given
: ee . as Ag NOTHING TO PREPARE | facilities both by Ger
: Red Deer, A OTHING TO CLEAN UP tes mad tar Sane
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