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,
ft
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
August
21,
1S51
s
Win
Brothers
In
B.C
Cttiittiia
iuu
Jive
klnas
ul
nick-,
UtauiK-UUntit,
i-
iu.
ory
trees
but
none
are
found
for
the
giant
red
ape
louiia
mere,
west
of
Ontario.
means
"man
of
the
woods.
'
Jack
and
CJharles
siiare
an
estimated
20
more.
-
Xddy
and
Rtan
"hare
each
won
jthe
western
Canada
singles
title
itwice.
In
1M8
they
clawed
a-.h
Vancouver
Wins
From
Calgary
Protested
DAcrnArT
Win
Many
A
wards
'JIMkiAt
Table
Tennis
MOTORISTS
.
.
.
rther
for
the
British
Columbia
and
wettem
Canada
titlet.
Brotherly
love
doesn't
CiJunt
when
the
boys
compete
against
each
'other.
Once
when
Stan
VANCOUVER
(CP)Vancouver
St.
Andrews
lat
night
beat
Calgary
Callies
10-1
to
take
the
quarter-final
series
of
the
Dominion
championship
soccer
series
Jn
two
straight
games.
Thev
u,,,k
their
second
,
rv
..f
tiP
snnl-fnial
llls
,ast
niuht
a
K'
iie
H.'ks
5-4
m
America
j
VICTORIA,
B.
-C.
(CP)
Table
New
York
8-12,
Detroit
6-5
j
tenni
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Washington
3,
Cleveland
5
means
one
JarnH
the
five
Nagl
look
the
western
title.
Eddv
singleton
In
the
first
inning
when
Ken
Lawry
led
off
with
a
double
and
scored
on
a
single
by
Matty
SjdKWlclc.
Hawks
ran
their
lead
to
two
runs
in
the
third
inning
when
Lawry
again
hit
a
double
and
scored
on
another
single
by
Sedgwick.
Firemen
took
the
lead
In
the
top
of
th
fonrtn
when
Tiny
Carlsen
was
on
via
an
error,
Larry
Matthews
hit
a
long
triple
to
Jelt
centre,
Art
Olsen
singled
but
was
picked
off
first
by
Le-tourneau,
Ray
Rprlng
wulkvd
and
icured
when
WhutUtm'i
fly
ball
Hi
III'"
-
back
to
beat
him
in
the
"
ine
rim
ame
on
Saturday
however,
me
4-0
St.
Andrews
now
travel
tire
,
Brookryn-Boston
jxjstponed
on!
Jack,
Charlie,
Stan,
Art
and
fC.
event
Bddy,
at
the
age
oi
Winnipeg
to
meet
the
winners
of
the
Manitoba-Saskatchewan
'-count
t
rain,
Only
game
Eiav
between
them
have
cap-
av
u
mW
Ju
to
win
::heduled.
L,
rin-ni'
n
usitl
two
ot,-r
teams
while
fj
-r
of
team
tured
more
than
100
awards
.""
cnamp-
Come
in
today
and
see
the
stunning
new
;
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
In
the
BELVEDERE
you
may
enjoy
the
breezinens
'
of
a
Convertible
or
the
snug
comfort
if
a
Coupe.
THE
PLYMOUTH
BELVLDEDE
13
THE
SMARTEST
HARD
TOP
ON
THE
ROAD
Do
you
know
that
the
depreciation
on
Chrysler-built
cars
Is
less
than
most
other
makes?
Current
iked
Car
prices
prove
this
to
be
so.
HRVSU
K
Ki
ILT
CARS
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Rupert
Motors
Limited
in-Ill-
l.
1'"
,
the
.(1
on
by
tin.'
mari
while
finding
time
to
duel
among
themselves.
"Ttieir
styles
are
vastly
differ-
Jack
and
Charlie
now
have
nt.
Stan,
the
inost
colarful
retired
from
the
Indoor
spwt
but,
player,
has
a
hard
forehand
the
others
are
-carrviME
on
the
ma.
with
sensational
footwork.
ne
lift11"'
li
iiiihi-ki
tlien
!
was
dropped
by
Rye.
Blue
Bombers
Defeat
Argos
WINxN'IPEG
Winnipeg
Blue
Pacific
Coast
League
No
Kames
scheduled.
Western
International
Wenatchee
9,
Vancouver
8.
Hudson
Bay
is
over
1,000
miles
long
and
about
COO
miles
wide.
Graphite,
on
of
the
sofest
minerals,
is
composed
of
pure
carbon.
fumilv
tradition.
has
sudden
backhand
smash
(I
il.nvks
will
(iiii
iiiiy
nii'lit.
fi:--Ci!-ll
in
-
.Mill
illl
W
es
while
A
t,
who
has
a
w
;k
-A
Stun
ot
94
Ihi
nlrleit.
of
the
specializes
in
forehand
three
still
active,
has
accounted
,ej
and
has
a
consistent
defense
i'rwr.
um
prole
';
,t.
lin.ils
Mil
sturl
oil
u
27,
Willi
Rupee
.''.-j
Firemen
in
a
best
ol
for
some
90
awards.
Art,
20,
and
Eddy,
19,
have
their
names
engraved
on
another
SO
trophies.
;
Bombers
defeated
Toronto
Argonauts
13
to
1
in
football
ye-ster-'
day.
Corner
o(
Second
Ave
&
1st
St.
Phone
866
and
566
If
you
want
i
nell
ft.
advertise
jeir.'h.
M
rut;
J
it
,
c;si
blinid
uy
Hawks
iiriiig
u
t"
The
Hawks
tied
up
the
game
in
the
bottom
of
the
sixth.
Jordy
Smith
struck
out
but
Matthews
Io.st
third
xtilkv
Smith
stole
second,
went
to
third
on
a
fielder's
choice
and
was
squeezed
in
by
Murtin.
Firemen
tallied
twice
in
the
top
of
the
seventh
on
a
single
by
Uailyn,
a
triple
by
Carlsen
who
scored
when
th-j
throw
from
the
outfield
hit
him
and
bounced
into
the
third
base
stunds.
Hawks
tried
hard
te
tet
txick
m
the
putne
but
could
only
get
one
run
in
th.
ir
half
of
the
seventh.
Jtye
icri
olf
with
a
double
und
scored
when
Danny
Bill
threw
the
ball
away
at
third.
The
big
hits
for
the
Firemen
were
tt.j
triple;!
Itil
by
Miitthsws
und
Carlsen
while
Kin
Lawry
with
two
doubles
and
Matty
Sfrdgwkk
with
two
singles
were
V
sk.
Ml
ff
n
rn
ii
:fe
-
-
further
Here's
why
a
of
a
billion
dollars
quarter
id
by
heina
invest
is
of
Canada
in
minum
Company
Alu
Howk.'.'
leading
hitters.
Both
Art
Ols-'n
and
Tommy
6edwick
pitched
good
ball
and
received
good
suppjrt.
Best
fielding
play
of
the
game
was
tiy
Jordy
Hmith
on
a
lunr
drive
by
Matthews
in
the
seventh
inning.
Firemen
AB
R
H
K
Franky,
3b
.;
4
1
o
Bill,
lb
3
0
11
Dallyn,
c
4
1
1
0
Carlsen,
if
4
2
10
Matthews,
c
4
111
Llewelyn,
i
f
2
0
10
McCheaney,
j
f
2
0
0
0
-i
,
'0
If
f"e
GILLETTE
'ftllbovkb
J4,
day
M-'
suner-kcen
,:,,
Blue
HUdes
K"c
(UU,ckl.mt
refresh-,
tortr.
and
w.rtl
Clint
D.-l"--"r
aduiiKt
hUde
quick
,
mk-w
"m,!'
.
ioo
many
.
:
Olwn,
p
3
0
2
0
:
Spring,
w
110
1
VVhattam,
2b
3
0
0
0
30
5
8
3
lUsvks
AB
R
H
E
Lawry,
2b
4
2
2
1
Smith,
If
3
1
0
0
M.
Sedgwick,
ss
3
0
2
0
Martin,
lb
2
0
0
1
;
Vigar,
3U
3
0
0
1
,
L'tourneau,
c
10
0
0
Rye.
cf
3
111
(
1.
Sedgwick,
p
3
0
0
0
'
H-
dfklnson,
rf
2
0
0
0
j
Waters
10
0
0
24
4
5
4
Waters
struck
out
for
Hodg-
;
klnson
In
the
(seventh.
I
Two
bane
lilU:
Lawry
2,
Hye.
Three
base
hits:
Carlhvn,
Matthews;
Double
play:
Llewelyn
to
Bill
F
itching:
AB
R
H
SO
BB
Sedgwick
30
5
8
3
3
Olsen
24
4
5
8
2
MllS
111
'
'
Alvas
use
Blue
Blades.
L-L-vliin
nnotnei'
llettt
!'TKUIl,n'maut-
J
2Stt
,,ikici-
Ki'r.
W
20-Blode
Gillette
LpenstiWith
Handy
Used-
Quebec
.
...
wno'
forward
ftride
w.ll
Ut
Comportment
I
Columbia
.
.
.
.
opoci.y
o
o
wv.
,Ja'
.um.mum
further
"
step
P
.
,
a
yeor.
.
.
.ihonhaifa
total
Ot
mw
nothing
to
most
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
ihquibic
Today
the
UZZU
of
u
Cnaduii
""
progress
wa..
of
work
in
planning
stage,
on
the
job.
names,
too,
...
t
were
new
PPly-
cataracts
-
Project
as
planned
calls
for
expenditure
in
the
first
stage
of
$200
million;
the
final
stage
when
completed
will
increase
this
to
$550
million.
First
stage
to
be
completed
1954.
KITIMAT
SMELTER
Capacity
one
billion
pounds
'
'
aluminum
a
year.
il.mn
-."rrmnrovidehydr,
I
tlllUJ-UU
-
,
.
,l(itl01s
i
"
electric
power
tor
B
Dirtnct
anirces
tor
i
CHUTE-DU-DIABLE
250,000
h.p.
installation.
Begun
outumn,
1
950.
Will
be
in
operation
May
1952.
CHUTE-X-LASAVANNE
250,000
h.p.
installation.
Begun
:
summer,
1951.
To
be
completed
In
1953.
ISLE
MALIGNS
Sntettar.
Output
doubled.
Construction
underway.
BEAUHARNOIS
Smelter.
Re-opened
April,
1951
power
.
mm)
w
IPiiBi
;
'
f?,
70
-
"
AL-.
;-
'J,
..
.
whole
new
Wfc.
miles
from
irui"
vanc-v-,
..j.
i
Ann
iiu.
1
coasi
a
noW
8tauo
-
.
vinwhile,
UP
il-
m
ion
is
pVannea.
f-
wiU
be
buiif,
mu.v,
here
-
"
.n,minum
operation
Lake,
above
Nechako
River
Dam,
00
square
miles
in
area.
V.
)
..
,
A
.
,
.
r.
.
i
Kemano
powerhouse,
to
be
built
mile
inside
mountain.
Eventual
capacity
2,000,000
h.p.
village
of
Kitimat,
a
-
l0
50
m.les
avv..
a
2,600
to
deve.
p
drop
foot
Canadians-
own
use
Canada's
fnr
for
aluminum
fasluon
i
lnw-eo"t
srssr
....
.
AnditI,sabulB
'
50
YEARS
AGO
the
company's
flrit
smelter
lit
opened
at
Shawmiaan
Foils,
and
produced
1
30
tons
of
aluminum
that
year.
The
metal
was
just
starting
to
make
a
market
for
itself.
it
tvcaif
....
UPTftl.
D
S
lAND
SPEED
RECORD
FROM
200
M.P.H.
'
(!
j
pv
I
m.p.H.,
FOR
23
YEARS.
HAS
BEEN
MADE
ON
TODAY
Alcan
has
4
smelters
MlODCillSilliiiil
6
DUNLOP
TIRES
"
'
'BUY
if
mt
at
Arvida,
Isle
Maligne,
Beauharnois
and
Shawinigan
Falls
wtth
-
5.
a
capacity
of
nearly
500,000
tons.
And
this
lighp
strong,
eon
rusting
metal
has
found
an
almost
limitless
range
of
useful
jobs
to
do.
Frodvcn
and
Prectiori
of
Alumwvm
for
Canadian
Inthjthy
and
World
Matittu
HAMS
AT
Shawinigan
FaHi,
Arvida,
111.
Malign.,
Shipihaw,
Part
Alfred,
Ccauharnois,
Wakefield,
Kingston,
Toronto,
Etobicoke
TIRES
AD
7UDES
s
1
1
yJ-tJijav
4
ollowonc.-,,,
yoor
DUNLOP
DEALER
today
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