MINERAL RICH
(Continued from ‘page °4)

along the Alesis ‘Highway.
Official reports place the re-
serves of Peace River coal in
the billions of tons. The quality
is higher than that of any other)

in Canada. This semi~bituminus
coal may some day find a mar-
ket as far a as Portland
and as far east as Winnipeg. In
spite of na tural ¢ gas, it still finds
aie in Dawson Creek, 110 miles
from the mines, whither it is

hauled by motor truck

today that a

established in Toronto.
The story, written by Sports |

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to's

it was learned that Toron-
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‘Eastern Canada May Enter SPORTSMANS
U.S. National Football Loop |

TORONTO (CP)—The London Free Press ns| Se
football team entered in the United |
States professional Nationa! Football League will be |

DIGEST “o/s Cap Manager —

| of Vancouver, Notre Dame half-|

Aan NR Se ee, ee eee

Prince Rupert Daily INews wa
Wednesday, Deventer 3, 1952

 

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PHOENIX, Ariz.—Bob Brown

back in 1895, was elected. presi-
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Editor Jack Parks, quotes “@5) tig, ¢ tional Baseball League Tuesday. |
ik andl = cided iced pred vid | ton field, which already has a | bona sebail Leagu esday.
the coal at Hudson’s Hope saan mewe” tinet thee 2001 -witl| Sane a oo a playing | i tee ee eee ee
and at other points in the | move its Dallas, Tex suleshien ere capable of seating 25,000 | jhes had a full-time president.
Peace River canyon, the Pine os nanan ine cites a fans, would be the site of the | Brown ts general manager of
River and Sikanni Chief, is | | cee agen ;| team's operations. Bleachers | | the Vancouver Capilanos.
, is (in previous years tne New York | ,, A ie the hori |
not likely to be extensively | Yankee team, beeame vacant sg — ” - oi, j ees
developed. midway through this season and_ 0 yp rer Ges eapeetty Woat) i IT PAYS
7 2 ‘ + < en j ieast § id i
i did not go on over the divide the team played its home games | ‘
into the Cassiar country where in various other league cities ey mae seal ee ‘e TO ADVERTISE
one of the newest discoveries is The ato aan: upon Toronto as the logica spot | ~ “ rnc . pence anit enna nee
ihe sabeatin tine Gekek Meek: ry adds for a drive into Canada after) Sowpre. poss ARE OF NO PAR:
oped on McDame’s Creek by the “While confirmation was iack-| hearing reports that the semi-| ticuLar BREED. THE BEST DOGS
interests who operate the United | BP Aros consistently drew bet-| age MORE OR LESS CURS» MIXED
Keno Siiver mine tice | er than 20,000 on Saturday af-| wiTH TERRIER, COLLIE, HOUNDS»
1¢ in the Yukon i
But at Fort St. John the other | ternoons and after hearing that ETC. WHEN HOUND {S IN THE MIX,
day convoy of new dum “the annual Grey Cup.game with’ 1S @ARKING 1S UNDESIRED. THE
trucks went north to this a! its 27.000 tickets could sell at’ DOG THAT TRAILS QUIETLY AND
} bestos property to haul the val- [least 100,000." EE ee eee can
lable product out’ te Alaska The Free Press’ says that | A SQUIRREL IS TREED, IS BEST.
Hivteny for shinmeest tae the Interprovincial Football | OTHERWISE, BARKING WARNS KAY-HT vs BO-ME-1G
Whitehorse. YT Union, comprising Hamilton, | THE GAME SO fT HAS TIME TO
ee : Toronto, Ottawa and Mont- | VEN. DARK COLORS ARE. LESS
To all interested in the min- ghar o : | EYE CATCHING,SO ARE PREFERRED.,
eral potential of the Finlay real, “may have a fight to the i: eae, OS Thursday and Friday—December tth and Sih
River and the Rocky Mountain Ty eae sem See tas CRAPLE OF SENG
Trench wenerail , ns a If the pro lea * moved t i i Nicaea oe
. nerally, 1 we uld re fer l-roronto with its great attrac-| OSLO, Norway «€P) “ A fuli- 3 i
them to the book by Dr. F. H ‘ length movie of the 1952 Olympic CIVIC CENTRE—8:0 PM
McLearn and Dr. E : tions, it could kill the Big Four! . hen 4 >
i. arn an r. E. H. Kindle, there. Our informant told us, @@™mes held at Oslo had its world

Geology of Northeastern | premiere recently fn the Valley

 

ITR\LL TROPHY.Bo-Me-Hi all-stars will seek to pry the
from Ketchikan’s Kay-High Polar Bears in

t series here Thursday and Friday ni;
held By Hetehikan students for

Live

 

ihschool Hoop Series

Determine Cup Holder

‘

'0-Me-Hi ‘Rainmakers, will make ;
to wrest the international troph)
Kay- en Polar Bears.

ve and

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fo we HOCKEY SCORES

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WHL--Tacoma 4, Caigary 4
onli Vancouver 1, Victoria 2
lane ia re Spokane # Kimberle
nd the fol-) O8HL—Kelowna 6, Penticton 6
Hamlin. Kamioops 5, Vernon 5
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” played $540,000 worth of coffee |
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BULLET Am ng scientific experiments being conducted

Research Board is the checking and photograph~
and flight of various missiles, A device at
kes a flash shacowgraph of a bullet leaving the
ifle Ahead of the bullet is a cloud of air pushed
the bullet’s rush, Around the base of the
powder gases. The black, string-like mark

the capper wire used to trip an electric flash
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& man's job.
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An ed a 37-pound
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“feed such a big
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British C
Chex
in 1950. This sy
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Ottawa,
yendid work is In
out of date today
veries of oil and
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on MeDame is of recent date
nd not mentioned. Discov
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been made in the area
nee 1950

When modern transportation
facilitie have been provided,
development of this mineral
treasure belt will begin In earn-

Dr. MeLearn of Ottawa, now

retired

proceeded 40 years ago

to map the geology of this re-
gion. His discoveries of fossils
in the Upper Peace indicated
the favorable area for drilling
for and natural gas. He ob-

 

tained the first specimens of the
yosaurus and dinosaur fos-
und Hudson's Hope
of the thrills of
journey eame when Jack
Longstreet and Bill Kuder
stepped the boat and tanded
me on a sandstene ledge in
which for some millions of
years the fossilized skeleton of
a half-fish, half-lizard crea-
ture was preserved.
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brae and ribs, and all the rest
of the scrambled frame of the;
mighty creature which slithered}

Hudson's Hope in the
first grey dawning of. the mes-
oxoic ave His last resting place
is around the Fifteen Mile point.
Within a hundred yards of there
Bill Kruder killed a four hun-
dred pound black bear, dressed
it and brought it tn “with ws

around

Battle - Scarred

Farr

Tommy

Still Fighting

LONDON (AP
Boxing Board of Control has
Tommy Farr, battie-
99-year-old Welshman

The Brixish

scarred

jand Don Cockell, an overstuffed,
| 24-year-old heavyweig hi
\in an elimination contest

to meet

The
shot

winner may wet a title
at British Reavyweight

| champion Jotihny Williams

poard said it will wait
after the two meet to de-
cide whether Willams will be
called upon to defend his crown
against the winner
Williams, meanwhile,
uled to meet Harry Kid Mat-
thews of Seattle at Harringay
Tuesday night.

The
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