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Thursday,
April
17,
1947
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WIN
NORTH
AMERICAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
world's
figure
skating
champion,
who
retained
her
North
American
figure-skating
championship
in
Ottawa,
Ont.,
is
shown
after
her
victory
with
Richard
L.
Button,
17,.
of
Philadelphia,
VS.
champion,
who
took
the
men's
singles
title.
Briefs
From
Britain
LONDON
0)
Nitrogen
mustardsderivatives
of
mustard
gas,
a
deadly
war
poison
are
being
injected
Into
the
veins
of
cancer
sufferers
at
a
London
hospital
In
experiments
seeking
a
cure
for
the
disease.
NE
WTOWNaRUS,
Northern
Ireland
f
William
S.
S.
Henry,
managing
director
of
the
com:
panv
which
oubllshes
the
New-townards
Ohronlcle.
.
was
-
killed
when
his'
private
plane
crashed
Into
Strangford
Lough.
SEEEEBQH,
Yorkshire,
Eng.
Maybe
Sejoergh
Is
the
exception
that
proves
there's
a
housing
shortage
In
Britain:
Ratepayers
Jiave
asked
the
local
housing
program
to
be
trimmed
to
one-third
becaOSITfiew
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Yorkshire,
so
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Lady
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who
died
at
her
farm
here
was
the
widow
of
the
member
of
parliament
who
Introduced
the
Bank
Holi
day
Bill
in
1870.
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bank
holidavs
now
are
thf.mn-
Jor
summertime
Holiday
for
of
fice
workers.
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ALBERTA
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GOOD
HUNTING
HIGH
SCHOOL
l.S.SHX.
OLD-TIME
GUN
THIS
SEASON
HOOP
PLAYOFFS
START
FRIDAY
Intramural
basketball
playoffs
between
fraternity
houses
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
will
be
held
Friday
and
Satur
day
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym,
marking
'the
closing
of
the
basketball
season
here.
Teams
of
Alpha,
Beta
and
Gamma
houses
will
compete.
I
Four
games
will
be
played
each
j
evening.
Final
game
Friday
night
will
feature
the
senior
girls,
while
the
senior
boys
will
play
the
last
game
Saturday
night.
There
will
be
four
games
each
evening.
Senior
boys
will
act
as
referees
during
most
of
the
games,
while
the
senior
games
will
be
refereed
by
Ted
Amey
and
Verne
Ciccone.
The
games
will
be
open
to
the
public
and
there
will
be
no
admission
fee,
SHORT
SPORT
Britain's
National
Coal
Board
entered
the
football
ticket
mar-ktt
but,
like
thousands
of
oth
ers,
couS:
get
no
seats
for
the
f
ootball
Association
Cud
Final
April
20.
The
board
tackled
the
R
A.
for'
250
tickets,
thinking
y
would
be
a
good
idea
to
use
thein
as
a
"thank
you"
gesture
to
hard
uut
tne
initial
setback
didn't
stop
board
members.
They
got
tneir
hands
on
100
tickets
for
the
England
Scotland
football
game
arwembley
stadium
April
12
and
100
men,
namfd
by-the
various
collieries,
Joined
90,000
other
lucky
ticket-holders.
?Seati
for
this
rame.
akn
wpm
wJ.i
mil
for
months
and
no
6W
has
yet
Montcalm,
brilliant
el?.ht-year-l
old
steeplechase
horse,
was
de
stroyed
at
Aldbourne,
Wiltshire,
after
an
unusual
accident
The
horse
was
cantering
at
half
speed
when
his
Jockey
heard
a
cracking
noise
and
the
animal
came
to
a
standstill.
Examination
showed
a
broken
lea:
and
he
was
destroyed.
A
careful
search
fail
ed
to
show
any
obstruction
on)
uie
gallop
which
mif-ht
haveJ
aused
the
accident
Montcalm
had
won
his
last
seven
races.
Warwickshire
county
cricket
ers
haven't
Jet
the
weather
in
terfere
with
training
for
the
sea
son
opening
in
May.
They
have
taken
over
one
floor
of
a
department
store
In
Birmingham,
put
im
nets
and
daily
"toss
the
ball
around."
About
the
end
of
Auaust
a
team
of
footballers
will
steo
out
of
a
plane
in
England
and
say:
ricase
we've
come
to
play
your
best
amateur
teams."
They
will
be
members
of
the
Sing
Tao
club
from
Hong
Kong
and
the
Foot-all
Association
has
arraneed
sis
matches
In
England
against
am
ateur
teams.
George
Reader.
49-vearold
Southampton
schoolmaster,
has
been
appointed
to
referee
the
Great
Britain
versus
Rest
of
Eu
rope
football
game
at-
Hampden
Park,
Glasgow,
May
10.
Former
orofesslonal
nl.ivpr
urit'i
Southampton,
he
was
removed
from
the
English
League
list
of
linesmen
In
1938
because
lie
WHS
over
what
was
then
the
age
limit.
Reader
also
will
be
In
charee'
of
the
Switzerland
-France
game
at
Lausanne,
June
8.
Alexander
W.
Angus,
one
of
the
select
group
of
men
who
played
international
rugby
before
and
after
the
First
World
War
anH
was
capped
20
time?.
died
at
his
home
In
Edinburgh
recently.
He
represented
Scotland
both
at
rugby
and
cricket
ON
EXHIBITION
YORKTGN,
Sask.
O)
A
muzzle-loading
percussion-type
shot
gun
made
to
order
for
the
great-grandfather
of
84-year-oid
Harry
F.
Lee
of
Yorkton,
is
the
latest
addition
to
stored
exhibits
for
this
east-central
Saskatchewan
town's
proposed
museum.
Mr.
Lee
said
he
did
not
know
exactly
how
old
the
gun
was.
It
had
been
manufactured
In
Birmingham
after
his
greatgrandfather
chopped
down
the
walnut
tree
from
which
the
gun-
stock
was
made.
The
firearm
is
complete
with
two
leather
shot
flasks,
a'
brass
powder
flask,
a
cleaner,
ramrod,
percussion
caps,
a
wad
cutter
andttn
full
of
wads.
Mr.
Lee,
who
came
to
Canadr.
In
1891.
has
used
the
gun
along
the
hedgerows
of
England
and
on
the
prairies
where
he
says
he
has
knocked
over
four
prairie
chicken
with
one
shot.
The
gun
will
be
held
in
stor
¬
age
until
Uie
museum,
for
which
$25,000
has
been
earmarked
out
of
the
city's
reconstruction
program,
b.
built.
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1
April
21
Grotto
vs.
Burns;
Stones
vs.
North
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans,
Moose
vs.
Post
Office;
Qyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co-
working
miners
who
went
all
ope
vs.
Malklns.
out
to
help
raise
output.
The;
April
28
-Malklns
vs.
Oyro:
nne-up
for
seats
for
this
iranie
Fish
unre
vs
t.wp-
nmttn
m-
stai
ted
last
December
and
were)
Co-op;
Burns
vs.
North
Star
-u.u
uui
ueiwe
me
end
of
1916.
stones
vs.
Post
Office;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Morgans.
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Game
Bird
Population
Up
From
1941
Slump
j
EDMONTON
O)
Alberta's
jnimrods
should
experience
a.
good
hunting
season
this
year,
;ln
the
opinion
of
Dr.
William
I
Rowan
of
Alberta
University's
department
of
zoology.
Dr.
Rowan
has
been
doing
research
on
game
birds
for
some
years.
The
upland
game
bird
population
seems
to
be
on.
the
Increase
this
year,
and
he
expects
that
they
will.
come
out
of
the
"slump"
which
has
kept
their
numbers
down
during
the
last
few
seasons.
His
research
has
led
him
to
believe,
he
said,
that
there
arc
cycles
In
prairie
chicken,
grouse
and
jkirtiidge
jxpu)aUon
which
occur
about
every
10
years.
Game
birds
were
scarce
In
1934,
but
their
numbers
Increased
In
succeeding
.years
tL'.l
1S44.
when
they
were
hit
bv
an
other
slump,
as
predicted
by
Dr.
Rowan.
It
seems
t
take
several
years
for
the.
situation
to
right
Itself.
mm?
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M
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(quicker
SHAVC5
i?
1
look.
But
this
year
It
should
be
normal
again.
The
birds
seemed
to
have
weathered
the
winter
without
adverse
effects,
although
an
unfavorable
nesting
season
may
retard
an
Increase
in
their
numbers.
Three
or
four
wet
days
In
early
June
could
wash
away
nests
at
a
critical
time.
Dr.
Rdwwi
has
noted,
however,
that
partride
and
pheasant
seem
little
affected
by
such
occurrences
and
soon
build
their
nests
again.
Cycles
In
game
bliii
population
seem
to
be
effective
over
a
wide
area.
Their
results
can
be
seen
from
the
prairies
to
the
eastern
seaboard
both
In
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Precise
causes
of
the
cycles
are
not
known,
but
they
seem
to
be
the
result
of
a
recurring
combination
of
circumstances.
Hunting
may
be
somewhat
restricted
this
year
by
the
announced
Increase
of
about
22
per
cent
Jn
ammunition
prices.
Dr.
Rowan
intends'
to
continue
his
research
Into
the
complex
priMem
of
Uie
game
bird,
and
expects
to
be
able
to
analyze
it
more
fully
during
this
season's
expected
peak.
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