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By
ANTONY
WH1TLOCK
(Canadian
Precs
Correspondent
SYDNEY,
Australia
The
Labor
government,
facing
a
general
election
in
three
months,
has
toughened
its
ban
on
some
types
f
political
discussion
by
radio.
Through
its
broadcasting
control
board
it
has
ruled
out
any
political
broadcast
which
contain
acted
conversations
or
attempts
to
create
"dramatic
situations"
for
political
purposes.
This
action
follows
a
recent
ban
by
the
New
South
Wales
Stale
government
of
any
press
comment
whatever
for
72
liouis
before
a
State
election.
Most
of
Australia's
HO
radio
stations
are
owned
by
private
firms.
Surveys
Indicate
that
at
least
90
percent
of
Australia's
1.500,000
radio
sets,
are
tuned
to
the
eommercial
stations
in
preference
to
the
government's
stations.
For
several
years
the
Opposition
Liberal
party
has
been
providing
dramatical
political
broadcasts
over
the
commercial
outlets.
These
programs
in
which
a
MEN'S
FIVE-PIN
BOWLING
LEAGUE
STARTS
MONDAY
The
first
of
organized
league
of
remaining
alleys
on
the
first
floor
within
a
month,
Mondays
and
Fridays
will
be
utilized
by
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Lf-a?i.
The
league
will
continue
to
be
governed
by
the
Greater
Vancouver
Bowling
Association
Rules
and
Regulations.
An
Innovation
:uu
pm.
tbt
rjL.
Tliy,
tsbJ
Kim
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Sheffield
United
1
Southampton
2,
Leeds
United
1
Tottenham
Hotspur
3.
Bury
1
Everton
1,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2
Fulham
1,
Chelsea
1
(tie)
Huddersfield
Town
0,
Portsmouth
1
j
Manchester
United
2,
Stoke
City
2
(tiet
Middlesbrough
8,
AKton
Villa
2
Newcastle
United
4,
Manchester
City
2
West
Bromwleti
Albion
3,
Burnley
0
Second
Division
Barnsley
3,
Queen's
Park
Rangers
1
Blackburn
Rover
0,
Bradford
1
Brentford
0,
Chesterfield
0
(tiei
Cardiff
CKy
2,
Leicester
City
4
Coventry
City
1,
"Swansea
Town
2
Hull
CKy
4,
Plymouth
Ariryle
2
Luton
Town
1,
Preston
North
End
I
(tie
1
1
1
Labor
party
caused
more
than
a
little
heartburning
in
government
circle.
Last
year
the
administration
came
up
with
a
broadcasting
bill
giving
a
new
control
board
strong
control
powers
over
all
stations.
The
act
forbade
any
broadcast
dramatization
of
political
happenings
within
five
year
of
the
event;
but
the
Jolm
IUnry
Austral
broadcast
went
on
with
token
amendments,
and
only
a
few
faint-hearted
commercial
stations
refused
to
accept
them.
Then,
because
of
the
coal
strike
in
July
and
August,
the
Liberal
party
was
unable
to
get
new
recordings
made
and
tried
to
replay
some
old
ones.
Most
of
tine
stations,
dependent
on
the
government's
goodwill
for
their
existence,
jibbed.
Now
the
control
board
has
forbidden
political
boardcasts
which
J
C.'i
No.
I
,
West
Ham
United
4.
Grimsby
bowling
of
the
1949-50
sea-son
over
last
year's
play
will
be
the
will
commence
at
the
new
Ru-'
enrorcenu'iit
of
the
foul
line
and
peri
Bowllns
Alleys
toniirht.
The'
Judges
will
be
on
hand
supplied
Mfn's
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
by
the
teams
in
the
league,
All
gets
under
way
boasting
this
year
bowlers
are
asked
to
watch
for
Town
3
Scottish
League,
Div.
A
Aberdeen
1.
Clyde
1
(tie)
-rrscfiits
vs.
g.
Fiu!pt.
Eviu
.
Friday,
S,
Mallet
vs.
Oflc;.
otian
i
Tlnjm
Sheet
-
Celtic
3,
Hearts
2
Dundte
3,
Queen
ol
the
South
0
Falkirk
1,
Ralth
Rovers
1
(tie)
St.
Mirren
2,
Stirling
Albion
0
Third
Lanark
3,
Motherwell
3
(tie)
afllun
Leiim
1
Brownwoods"
cials
many
improvements
and
lnno-jthls
column
for
bowling
dates
vatlons
made
possible
by
the
as
a
season's
schedule
will
not
modern
construction
and
con-1
be
compiled
before
the
comple-venlences
1
of
the
new
alleys.
tion
of
the
remaining
alleys.
At
present
a
full
entry
of
24
j
Monday
Kept.
l"th
teams
have
been
arranged
In
a
Mansons
vs.
Watson
Island
men's
5
pin
bowling
league
but
Stores
with
further
teams
still
enter-J
Undesirables
vs.
Grand
Cafe
lug,
another
affiliated
men's
-
Cold
Storage
?i
j
Bob
Parker
vuj
Teams
to
sup;
Jague
is
to
be
organized.
Any
meu'e
teams
still
wishing
to
rnter
please
get
In
touch
with
the
bowling
alleys
as
soon
as
1
rZ
possible.
The
executive
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
which
was
elected
at
the
semi-annual
meeting
Monday,
Sept.
12th,
is
as
follows:
PrekUnt
Art
Taylor;
Secretary,
J.
H
Mitchell;
Treasurer,
Stuart
Furk.
The
ex
'
"
t!
&
A
thirteenth
of
the
earth's
crust
is
aluminum,
h
is
found
in
mountains
and
gems,
in
vegetables
and
cloy,
in
meat
and
water
practical!
everywhere.
ecutive
council
Includes
B.
Win-file,
L.
Nelson,
L.
Oarner,
M.
Halvorson,
L.
F.
Hopkins.
J.
Davison,
W.
Mallett,
E.
Blain,
J.
Weird.
Although
Monday
night
was
voted
tq
be
the
regular
bowling
night,
pending
Uie
completion
Long
ago
the
Romans
knew
it
as
a
salt.
They
called
rt
"clumen"
and
used
it
as
a
medicine
or
for
dyeing
cloth.
?
"
f
'
'
.
-'
Until
the
middle
1800's,
the
metal
aluminum
was
rarer
and
more
costly
than
gold.
Napoleon
III
had
his
own
personal
loblore
made
of
it.
a
6l
:
Ji
Modern
science
found
a
way
fo
make
it
clu.
pst.
That
is
why,
today,
everybody
can
buy
useful
and
lasting
articles
made
of
aluminum,
J
r
v
In
Canada
we
have
none
of
the
high-grade
aluminum
ore
called
"bauxite".
Canadians
bring
it
in
by
shipload
born
British
Guiana
a
voyage
of
3000
miles.
This
dJtrt,uinnt
is
not
publisluJ
or
JisrUrJ
hv
the
LnunC
by
liic
vcrnnmt
ut
huliJi
Coiunfc
E
Ai,
can
(Aluminum
Company
of
BROADWAY
CAFE...
Northeastern
Canada
has
the
world's
largest
aluminum
smelter,
Alcan
built
it
there,
at
Arvida.
This
site
was
cho;n
because
Canada,
Ltd.)
makes
aluminum
inuots.
More
dun
1000
independent
manufacturers
across
Curuda
ithaoe
11KST
FOOD
FINEST
COC
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
it
is
close
to
both
a
port
for
ocean
ships
bringing
bauxite
and
an
abundant
source
of
hydro-electric
power.
"i
kl
'
aluminum
inco
light,
strong,
non-rusting
articles
lot
Ik
dvitliainmt
n
not
publiihW
WlUytdky
Iki
Liquet
Conbol
bottd
w
Kl
At
Coinn(
ol
Biititk
Cslumblc
Until
Alcan
harnessed
this
water
power,
It
ran
to
waste.
Smelling
aluminum
needs
vast
supplies
of
power.
The
electricity
required
to
produce
one
ton
of
aluminum
your
use.
the
variety
grows
daily.
In
addition
to
supplying
these
firms
ALan
sells
about
85ff.
of
its
ingots
to
other
countries.
This
aluminum
is
now
Canada's
sixth
'argest
export,
a
source
of
much
needed
inontry
from
abroad.
Because
Alcan
does
market
so
much
ab.oad,
it
is
stbic
to
make
aluminum
in
such
large
quantities
tliat.
in
incot
f..rm.
it
,.
Chinese
Dishes
A
Sp
FOR
TAKE-HOMJ0I
FflONZ
W
Hours
7
am.
to
H
would
light
your
house
for
fifteer
More
than
15,000
people
opurate
this
Canadian
Your
House
is
an
Asset
NOW
AVAILABLE
industry.
They
earn
more
than
thirty-five
million
dollar
a
year.
These
earnings
flow
across
Canada.
'..V
can
be
purchased
more
cheaply
in
Canada
than
anywhere
che
in
the
world.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
O
F
CANADA,
LTD.
Producer,
and
Proce.son
of
Aluminum
for
Caikidits
Induiiry
and
WotlJ
Werto
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CUESCC
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WINDSOR
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OP
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MEALS
AT
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Chinese
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Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
MAINTAIN
ITS
VALUE
.
.
.
MAKE
NEEDED
REPAIRS
NOW!
OPES
"
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