Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
31,
1951.
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DAILY
NEWS
!
an
name
'
Fellahin"
for
the
t
section
of
Egypt's
papu-
-.
'-
...
It
,
i
Won
Sweeps
Burma
has
a
high
literacy
rate
compared
with
-
other
Asiatic
countries
and
also
has
abolished
the-
caste
system.
means
plowman,
or
tiller
soil.
VANCOUVER
Frank
Matthews,
27,
of
Vancouver,
killed
fivr
f'f-ks
ao
in
a
traffic
acci-nent,
was
yes-rday
named
winner
of
SH.Witt.
frist
prize
in
an
Aii'traiian
lottery.
He
held
a
winning
ticke',
in
the
Queensland,
state
lottery
f.ihwd
at,
f!.m
tAnatraiian
pounds.
i
Basketball
Infant's
Weaf
Be
by
Panties
Bibs
"Sleepers
"
Sweaters
Corduroy
Overalls
Father-Sons
In
Football
1
Time
Table
7
t-m
r
nub?
I
V-
'
Mrs.
Fiorenre
Ma'hias,
lonely
wMov,'.
wept
when
she
heard
she
might
share
in
the
winnings
of
;
he.
(jrad
si
-rrron
Ir.
the
lottery,
I
k:-.mn
by
the
tragic
coincidence
1
eg
"Co-
ien
Ca-ket.'
Matther
ana
nis
fellow
construction
worker,
Harvey
.
Schwartz,
30.
died
from
injuries
suffered
when
Matthews'
car
i
relied
off
the
highway,
Sept.
24,
I
near
Campbell
River.
Mention
was
made
recently
of
a
former
father
and
two-son
trio
in
loual
football.
Thit
was
J.
9.
Wilson
and
his
two
sons,
John
and
Pat.
But
the
Wilson's
were
not
the
only
family
trio.
8am
Currie
and
his
two
sons.
mm
mi
League
basketball
schedule-
for
the
1951-52
season,
starting
this
Saturday,
is
announced
as
follows:
J
Junior
I
Intermediate
;
H
Senior
Nov.
3:
J
Manson's
vs.
Maple
I.ewfs;
I
Hi-Green
vs.
fritier
Jt
Pavne;
6-Oordon
St
Anderson
v.
STOPPED-
Wtawa's
John
WaRoncr
holds
iiuius
for
ior
dear
oear
fi
me,
stopping
Blake
Tavlor
mm
Sam
ir
and
.llmmin
f.tmH
r.
:T
st
-:
haHBam,
during
the
game
at
Ottawa
Saturday
won
by
the
Roughriders
Jf
ru-hinU
to
helnai-3
outside
wing
Bob
S.mpson
(60
and
middle
Bob
Onto
.;,
,1!Sf
,,.,
G.uwii
(TT.
l"ok
tu.
The
vic.ory
gave
Ottawa
sole
possession
of
first
place
"lm:!sr
ccrr.blimUuii
s
far
dbck
i
a
J927.
Sam
sr.
played
centre-!
For
Action
Advertise!
i
u
'CP
PHOTO)
Nov.
0:
J
Annunciation
vs.
Beav-ers;
I
Merchiilits
vs.
Fashion:
-r-Manson's
vs.
CCC
300.
and
Rainmakers
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Nov.
10:'
J
Buyer's
vs.
Manson's:
I
Fashion
vs.
Hi-Green;
S
lks
vs.
Alanson's.
Nov
13:
J
Mapie
u-als
n.
Annunciation;
I
r'raier
&
Pavne
vs.
1
1C
times
as
liitUi
as
at
such
I
nan,
sam
jr.,
centre-forward,
and
Jimmy,
right
back.
Like
the
Wilson
boy.s,
the
Currie
sons
are
also
still
active
in
local
football
although
the
fathers,
although
still
keen,
now
follow
the
game
from
the
sidelines.
Racing
tren'-n
tracks
at
Longchamij
and
Auteull.
4
Curling
Rink
Work
Starts
5
Woney
A
REAL
EMOTION
The
love
of
man
for
a
good
horse
continues
to
be
a
'
real
emotion.
In
a
reeent
article,
jockey
and
Journalist
J.
L.
Hislop
dwit
lyrically
on
an
Ima
Binary
portrait
of
an
English
raow
horse:
"It
may
lack
the
statline.ss
of
the
Dutch
school,
the
ethereal
I
The
first
voluntary
work
party
to
convert
the
old
Air
Force
nr..s
I
hall
at
Seal
Cove
into
a
curling
i
rink
has
been
organised
for
the
i
I
week-end.
Mirehanls;
3
CCC
300
vs.
Rainmuk-ers.
and
G
Si
A
vs.
Manson's.
Nov.
.17:
J
Beavers
vs.
Bulger's;
V-Hi-Creen
vs.
Merchants;
S
ElKs
vs.
CCC
300.
Nov.
20:
J
Manson's
vs.
Annun-eition
I
Fashion
vs.
Fraser
Payne;
B
Rainmakers
vs.
Manson's,
and
CI
&
A
vs.
CCC
sno.
Nov.
24:
J
Mapie
Leafs
vr,.
P.rnv-ert
I
Fruser
At
Pavne
vs.
Hi-Green;
S
Rlks
vs.
Rainmakers.
Nov.
27:
J
Bulger's
vs.
Annunciation;
I
Fashion
vfl-Merphuuti-.H
Klks
vs.
G
&
A.
and
CCC
300
vs.
M:iri
son's.
Dec.
i;
J
Manson's
vs,
'
Beiivers:
t
Hi-Own
vs.
Fashion:
S
O
As
A
v?:
Kaiiunakers.
1'C,
:
J
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Bulger's:
I
Merchants
vs,
Fraiwr
&
Payn-e;
H
MJiiison's
vs.
Elks,
and
Rainmakers
vs.
CCC
300,
Dec.
8:
J
Miiple
Leafs
vs
Man-son's;
I
Mr
re
ha
tits
vs.
Hi-Green;
S
Mnrifson's
vs.
O
A
A.
Dec.
11:
J
flfRwj
vs.
Annunciation;
I
Fraser
it
Pfyn
?s.
Fashion,
S
CCC
300
vs.
Elks,
una
Mitnsun's
vs,
llainrr.HkPrs.
Dfc.
IS:
J-MRntn
vh.
Bulgpr's-I
Hi-Oreen
v.
Fr:uer
&
Puyne;
S
CCC
U00
vs.
O
&
A.
Dw,
18:
,1
Annunciation
vs.
Marte
I-Kfs;
I
Mercnants
vs.
F&snion;
K:iitmiaki
m
vn.
Elks.
4,,,
.
-.i.,tt
VVHI.T
t!
Rriti
-h
racing
is
(
,
,
i
f:tnres
show
j
:.i
-
;
r
hi;-
rom-j
I
at
a
loss
in
19f0.
v
they
know
where
ij
.'
s
;t
itovernmant
4-
tax
lakes
7c
Tod
g
.(
lnc'ime.
That
duality
of
the
French,
but
It
is
n
work
which
only
England
can
'
Pmtaion
to
remove
vehicles
inspire,
tor
the
subject
is
so
in-lm
tn!
building
has
been
a-ked
tegral
a
part
of
Ennlislt
life.
It'0'
Drj"lai
Frimii,
from
whom
must,
be
paintjd
from
the
heart
Pr!n(,e
Rupert
Curling
Club
is
and
not
the
heart:
for
onlv
in
the
Purchasing
the
premises.
Assur-
OPENING.
SOON
HILARIE'S
'
4
.-:fly
40
per
cent.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
MrAipiiie.
presi-
heart
can
the
glory
of
the
thor-
a"ce
llUR
be.'rt
received
from
the
iiotiit!.
.'
Owners'
oiiRhbred
race
horse
be
translat-
i
tht
transfer
of
the
lease
.1
the
aovernment
cl-
-
'
lmm
Mr.
FrUzell
to
the
club
Wen
etas,
but
is!
"And
it
is
to
Umw
whose
roots'
W0Uld
be
311
r'Mht
af'"''r
k'Kal
re-
that
lays
lie
In
the.v..
islands
that
he
one
u,remTOt
haci
been
nwt.
i
'1:
;of
the
noblest
of
all
beings,
i.-f!
A
meeting
of
the
club
execut
ive
FINEST
OF
COOKING
s
in
the
industry,"
dearest."
rl
in
an
addivts
After
that,
it
seems
cruel
to
hi
minimal
meet-
jerk
back
to
present
realities.
'he
ownrs
or
But
Ihi
fact
U
that
Britisli
rac-
.o
an-
!xeti!ig
it."
ini
appears
certain
to
be
domin-
ir.ilnTs
are
so
ale''
asain
this
season
by
M.
veto
try
to
make
M;lrl
Bowsac,
the
millionaire
,y
e.f
witting
the
Stench
textile
magnate.
Last
i
'ast
niKiH
went
Into
.some
of
the
I
technical
problems
to
be
im-t
in
.installing
the
ice
making
equip-I
ment.
Plans
were-
made
to
sell
the
flooring
and
start
work
on
j
the
extension
to
the
building.
I
'
Although
t
h
a
membership
'drive
will
be
continued,
the
I
executive
decided
It
was
neces-
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
yean
ror
tne
first,
time
in
the
i'
i
lax
was
raised
"?
tun,
noussac
won
"v,c
w'ul
cauuon
in
m',rPriz'
than
accepting
new
members,
the
if
Admi
oii
to
money
any
other
as
"!a-Kl.!!nrl
em
ir.,
owner
compel
ing
In
Britain.
This
Quo'a
was
rapidly
being
filled.
J,
,wro'.s2.
At
less
yw'
wlth
only
few
weeks
0f,
Many
members
had
secured
ap
the
season
left,
he
is
threateuina
Pncauon
for
membership
from
ft
s
the
entrance
i
van
Is
from
30c.
again.
others
and
had
not
yet
reported
The
irony
of
Boussac's
ascen-i.1"""
0IIlcla"y
It
was
decided
to
ea!l
another
general
meeting
in
the
near
future
to
adopt
the
constitution
and
clean
up
other
matters.
No
a
re
cii'-aper
sec-"wber.-.-
'i.closure
biy
more.
-
the
public
are
:i'ed.
except
at
ifkn
as
Ascot
and
.
it
BrrMi
racing
rar-
l;u-,
e
crowds.
dnncy
Is
that
he
does
not
maintain
a
stable
in
Britain,
all
horses
wearing
the
famous
orange
colors
being
sent
by
,ea
or
air
f'om
France
to
compete
in
selected
races.
Boussac's
trainer,
C.
H.
Sernblat,
doesn't
even
general
date
was
scf
f
r
-
the
meeting.
ioughly'
bother,
to
cross
the
channel.
If
you
want
to
.spI!
it.
advprsisp
J'
i!k.
"...
fm
one
of
the
Aircraft
Technicians
that
give
it
a
'DI'
(daily
inspection)
and
keep
it
in
top
flying
shape.
We
take
personal
pride
in
the
work
(that
we
have
been.
trained
to
do.
Our
aircraft
are
ready
to
fly
,
in
defence
of
freedom."
MORE
MEN
ARE
NEEDED
NOW
IN
THE
R.C.A.F.
TO
TRAIN
AS
MRUM1
TECHNICIANS
AERO-ENGINE
INSTRUMENT
RADIO-RADAR
ARMAMENT
AIRFRAME
These
men
have
an
important
job
in
the
operation
of
Canada's
ex
panding
Air
Force.
As
a
skilled
R.C.A.F.
Aircraft
Technician,
you
will
gain
valuable
technical
and
training
experience
receive
good
pay
30
days
annual
leave
with
pay
and
a
pension
to
be
earned.
You
will
play
your
part
in
defence
against
aggression.
You
will
serv
I
111!
Ton
those
special
occasions
r'yl
f
Jl
when
only
ihe
finest-";!
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v
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Suffice
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