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1944
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with
Fresh
Peaches
Build
breakfast
o
round
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
I
Eating
this
high-energy
whole
wheat
cereal
regularly
Is
a
mighty
pleasant
way
to
help
get
the
proteins
and
carbohydrates
you
need,
as
well
as
useful
amounts
of
the
minerals,
iron
and
phosphorus.
Tender,
gofden-brown
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
is
ready
cooked,
ready
to
eat.
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it
often
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FIVE
SPO
TourneyFinished
'rangers
win
IN
SOFTBALL
Rangers
defeated
Coast
Regi-,ment
4-1
last
night
on
Acropolis
2LMJ
military
softball
tournament.
The
fixture
was
the
second
of
the
final
round.
and
Maynard
was
again
on
the
mound
for
the
winners
and
he
chalked
up
his
fourth
triumph
of
J!e
erles,b
holg
the
PP0Sl'
tlon
to
ony
one
nlt-
iiertzman
pitcnea
lor
tne
Coast
Regiment
and
also
turned
a
good
performance.
The
softball
season
Is
not
yet
the
completed,
hbwever,
since
there,
win
be
an
exhibition
tilt
staged
the
openlhg
of
Algoma
Park
Sunday.
llonslipalion
gone
...this
easy
way
'I'm
delighted
I
found
out
about
ALL-BRAN
for
it
ended
my
constipation
woes.
It
f
Safer
K?(rV
I
rid
me
of
taking
nasty
harsh
purgatives
1
which
never
helped
more
than
a
day
or
so.
Now,
thank
goodness,
I
I'm
an
ALL-
BRAN
'regular'.
I
wouldn'tmisseating
this
gentle-acting
cereal
for
worlds."
If
you
suffer
from
constipation
due
to
lack
of
"bulk"
in
the
diet,
eat
KELLOCO'S
ALL-BRAN
as
a
cereal
or
in
several
muffins
every
day
and
drink
plenty
of
water.
Remember,
it's
a
delicious,
wholesome
cereal
not
a
medicine,
Get
ALL-BRAN
today,
at
your
grocer's.
2
handy
sizes.
Made
by
to
Kellogg's
in
London,
Canada.
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FOOTBALL
RESUMING
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Resumption
of
activity
in
the
I
Prince
Rupert
Area
Soccer
league
Is
expected
next
Tuesday
after
a
lull
of
several
weeks.
Teams
from
the
Navy,
Signals
Beserves
will
compete
in
a
play-off
series.
In
July
the
Signals
won
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
and
Navy
gained
the
Gilhuly
Cup
for
the
second
successive
season.
The
Mcfoley
Cup
and
the
Stuart
Shield
were
captured
by
Air
Force
last
season
but
this
year
Flyers
will
not
be
able
to
form
a
team
to
defend
thes
awards.
League
Secretary
Sid
Wood-
side,
who
referees
all
the
games,
was
troubled
with
arthritis
for
some
time
but
it
is
liope'd
that
he
will
be
able
to
take
up
his
duties
again.
This
soccer
series
will
fill
the
gap
between
the
softball
anu
basketball
season
and
should
be
most
welcome
to
sport
fans.
Cross
and
Cole
Are
Winners
in
Shuttle
Play
P.
O.
Writer
Cross
and
Ldg.
ProJ.
Cole
won
a
badminton
tournament
of
six
twosomes
when
they
defeated
Lt.-Cmdr.
Astbury
and
Lt.
Haddon
In
the
finals
last
night
in
the
Naval
Drill
Hall.
The
two
final
games
resulted
in
Identical
scores,
15-6.
The
losers
had
received
a
bye
the
finals
while
Cress
and
Cole
defeated
Cpl.
Law
.and
OD.
Boam
in
the
semi-final
21-6.
I
In
the
first
round
Cpl.
Law
and
OD.
Boam
downed
Ldg.
Sig.
Register
and
Lt.
Brown
21-8;
Lt.-Cmdr.
Astbury
and
Lt.
Haddon
overcame
Chiefs
Fanning
and
Stewart
21-19,
and
P.O.
Writer
Grassland
Ldg.
Pro.
Cole
de-feaTed'Payrnaster
Sub.-Lt.
Han
sen,
ajid
Sub.-Lt.
Hclbbs,
21-7
Trig
tourney
wwas
the
Navy's
second
of
the
season.
BASEBALL
SCORES
New
York.
-
Philadelphia,
postponed.
Only
game
scheduled.
National
League
Philadelphia
New
Yprk
postponed.
Boston'
at
Brooklyn;
postponed,
Cincinnati
4-2,
Chicago
1-3.
Pittsburgh
7-10,
St.
Louis
3-5.
International
League
Toronto
at
Newark,
postponed.
Buffalo
at
Baltimore,
postponed.
'
American
Association
Louisville
3,
Milwaukee
2.
St.
Paul
2,
Toledo
2.
Coast
League
Portland
1,
Oakland
2.
Hollywood
1,
Sacramento
6.
San
Francisco
6,
San
Diego
4.
Los
Angeles
8-4,
Seattle
6-3.
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MUSEUMS
LAGOS,
Nigeria
(CP)
Benin
and
Ife,
centres
of
African
art
In
Nigeria
are
each
to
have
a
mu-
Ti
1
I
rnMn..n
tfs
ancient
brasswork
and
Ife
Tor
Its
sculptures
In
bronze.
PHONE
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Experienced
Carriers
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fill
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4th
Street
West
End
of
Post
Office
A
Good
Place
to
do
Your
Shopping
Seventh
Ave.
Market
SEA
CADETS
EXPANDING
fast
iast
is
is
offered
oiiereu
at
ai
the
me
club.
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i
Just
as
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
has
undergone
great
ex
pansion,
so
the
Prince
Rupert
jSea
Cadets'
members
have
been
considerably
Increased
since
their
Inception.
The
Sea
Cadet
Corps
started
with
only
20
ratings
but
this
group
has
since
been
enlarged
eight-fold
to
ICO
under
the
guidance
of
Lt.
Cmd,r.
(
S.
Mitchell,
officer
commanding.
A
glowing
example
of
the
Sea
Cadets'
enterprise
Is
their
bugle
band.
When
funds
were
needed
to
equip
this
organization
early
In
the
war,
a
tag
day
was
held
and
the.
proceeds
amounted
to
$900.
Of
course,
all
the
Sea
Cadets'
tag
days
have
not
been
as
successful
as
that
one
but
the
unit
Is
firmly
establishing
a
fine'
reputation
in
this
area.
SERVICE
CENTRE
PROVES
POPULAR
All
day
Sunday
visitors
milled
through
the
new
United
Services
Organization
recreational
centre,
the
occasion
being
an
"open
house"
for
public
inspection
Frank
Flnnerty,
supervisor,
and
Eva
LaPierre,
the
hostess,
had
a
busy
day
and
were
given
yeoman
assistance
by
young
women
In
the
service
of
the
United
States
government
who
acted
as
host
esses
to
assist
m
snowing
me
visitors
around.
In
its
first
week
the
resort
is
already
proving
its
popularity
with
the
men
and
women
of
all
services
both
American
ann
Canadian.
The
first
dance
wa
held
Tuesday
night
and
drew
a
crowd
which
taxed
the
place
to
capacity.
On
Saturday
anothe.
dance
will
be
held.
Music
for
the
Tuesday
night
dances
Is
by
u
civilian
orchestra
under
direc
tion
of
Jacques
Antolne
and
for
the
Saturday
night
dances
by
United
States
Army
dance
bands
led
by
Sgt.
Al
Manning
and
Dave
Dysart.
A
Sunday
afternoon
function
at
the
new
U.S.O.
club
will
be
a
.
tea
for
servicemen
and
their
wives.
Actually,
the
"tea
will
be
a
a
luncheon
luncneon
to
to
ease
ease
the
me
social
social
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RED
CROSS
CARRIES
ON
Workers
Needed
for
Hospital
Supplies
and
Children's
Clothing
.
The
Red
Cross
executive
re
sumed
regular
monthly
meetings
on
Tuesday
night
and
reports
from
various
committees
showed
that
all
branches
of
the
work
had
been
carried
on
during
thej
holiday
season.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser
occupied
the
chair.
Mrs.
Winslow,
for
the
work
room,
stated
there
was
still
an
urgent
demand
for
hospital
sup
plies
and
children's
clothing.
The
branch
is
requesting
all
former
workers
to
again
attend
at
the
work
room
and
to
bring
as
many
new
workers
as
possible.
President
Arnold
Flaten
and
Secretary
H.
A.
Breen
were
delegated
to
attend
the
organization
meeting
of
the
"Welcome
Home"
committee
to
meet
returning
servicemen
and
their
dependents.
A
Red
Cross
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
is
to
be
held
in
the
workroom
as
soon
as
arrange
ments
can
be
made,
with
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
as
convenor.
The
resignation
of
J.
R.
Black-
bourn
as
branch
treasurer
was
current.
For
servicemen
fortun
ate
enough
to
be
able
to
sleep
in
Sunday
morning,
a
late
break
LEO
MCCAREY
Capital
accepted
with
regret.
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of
cash
donations
from
Mrs
A.
II.
Perkins
and
Mrs.
Emma
Davis
of
Port
Esslngton
was
acknowledge
with
thanks.
Letters
of
thanks
were
receivr
ed
from
the
Nursing
Sister
In
charge
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Military
Hospital
for
Rsd
Cross
supplies
and
from
Archie
Kerr
ot
Montreal
acknowledging
receipt
of
a
Red
Cross
message
from
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Shanghai.
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radium
in
the
very
old
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or
the
earth's
crust
Is
believed
to
Jae
about
three-tenths
of
fa
gram
per
ton.
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ORGAN
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human
eye
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said
to
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2C0.000
times
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to
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light
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the
most
sensitive
physical
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