Attempted
Murder
(ktn
Frosty
s
Come
From
Behind
To
Dump
uioav
Noiemtx-i
-'
J
3
Gord
Freeman,
Jack
Paul
Top
Five-Pinners
Rainbirds
in
Girls
Cage
Thriller
An
improved
Frasty's
Locker
fixture
Sea
Cadets
moved
lnw
ncueu
o
u
"
uu..-
Pol'
said
Ri,i,.v
,
surrendering
ln?
Hockey
W.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Thorrms
Edgar
Robinson,
54,
was
charged
with
attempted
murder
today
after
four
shotiun
blast
j
were
fired
at
his
son-in-law
during
a
midnight
chase.
The
victim,
Fred
Daniels,
25
suffered
slight
injuries
to
the
shoulder
and
right
ear.
Police
charged
that
Robinson,
armed
with
a
double-barrelled
shotgun,
crouched
in
hiding
outside
hU
home
for
more
than
three
hours
Tuesday
night,
rr'S'Str?
SAW
dHeBC.ees
for
the
night
were
Gordon
freeman
oi
Moose
"i-
,
,
,.
.
.
.
Pnur
4-
.ho
mm?
sound
Mirirrnn
Dean.
W
Morrison.
R.
;
7"fV
Corner
By
DICK
AYRES
HivUinn
division
or
r.r
thp
Uie
Men
mrii
?
,
1UI"
.
,
.
wiira
.
ana
iinai
H
quurxer
J
-
with
....
,.,
,
...
...
,
-,
.hr
trm
hnwrnrnt
r'Vrmt
anrf
Smith.
ped
"A"
this""'1'
uo-Me-ru
wain-
""
"
"
-T.
league
.
.
rt
Fivepin
bowling
uiras
23-n
in
a
scheduled
girls
D1"s"a
ji
mok
i.kmiik
wins.
Ormes
who
defeated
An-
week
when
the
former
rolled
329
to
take
high
single
game
nrnmDunrun.
Lwman
7.
Kelly.
league
basketball
game
at
the
WHU-Vlftoru
:
J'
Vancouver
3
Ey,w
'
OSIIlD.L.,:.
St;
the
me
nuiv-'iatian
SvMio.il
2b-io
in
M.u.int06h
4.
Hudakinaon
6,
Hewitt.
...
!
Civic
Centre.
and
the
latter
took
hih
thre
opener
are
tied
with
the
hcliool-
clM1Wi
wong.
a
hchi.
uighwn
i
U0
h.ivs
fnr
ipi-nnr!
nlaci'
w
'
h
One
Total
2ti
2.
HK"r
4
U
The
win
moved
Frosty'
Word
on
the
grapevine
is
that
tonight's
cage
fest
between
into
second
slot
with
a
one
win
win
and
one
loss
each
1
iiiiiin'iaiiii
utounwuu
a.
Totn
.
,
,,
,
.
.
2
Bury
4.
Smith
3,
Jue
Atmiimii.
one
los.?
record
and
dumped
the
With
ror
oca
Vueu,
Lyons.
Bwu
1.
Jim
mna,
Uu-
'
Rainbirds
inta
the
cellar
game
total
with
a
score
of
E37.
j
Freeman
rolled
two
over
31i.
!
games
when
he
chalked
up
3V
j
In
his
first
and
323
in
bis
second
Paul's
scores
of
258,
3'-')
!and
236
helped
North
Star
win
:
team
high
single
with
1185
and
tteam
high
triple
witrf
3272.
Aim
notching
a
300
game
was
A
'
Alger
with
316.'
heir
second
loss
of
the
early
l"P
icorrr
wun
'"n
a
cumadma,
Totm
is
eason
Sailors
lqst
the
first
qurater
3-6,
wa
eaiM-;-tuviit
4.
cbrlatofr.
'
.
.
took
the
secend
10-1.
tne
third
fix1
6.
Newfieid
s
Howell
.
Mi-
rtajnoiras
wiin
two
iui
squaas10.5
1Ki
.
r.
e.ipri
n.
12
in
the
4
Lurm
8.
UrmM
Total
34
PAINT
UP...
WhyV
let
i
that
Xmas
Decorating
worry
you?
Be
one
of
our
satisfied
customers.
Make
your
Decorating
'Dollars
go
further
and
your,
paint
job
last
longer.
MIC
I'imfr
Furnlotu
'I.
HU-wart
irom
wnicn
to
draw
iook
tne
,.,t
,,,.,
(.,..,,.,
n
first
quarter
easily
7-4
and
ended
;
ints
led
thp
powerhou.P
the
half
-with
a
11-6
lead.
Spark-,
v-ai;,n
ii
ti,
fm.ii
4
;
J
,
In
"B"
i
of
Kaien
division
Vic
Menm-s
Dot
Marshall
with
,
by
10
points
puarter
to
put
on
lhe
h,.at.
.
Ind,
took
hic.h
single,
and
Mna
Youngman
with
..,.
the
opening
-e.ssion
3-U.
tak-
I
with
290
and
B.
Simundsen
of
,
Frasty's
staRed
their
comeback.
11
Landie.
Way
a.
Kflsy
a.
Desautw
7.
Oliver.
Hurterove.
Total
24.
l.lltl.s
1
1
t
K
lhlhlriN
Klilllwn
9.
ChrlHotl,
Murtlll
7
Botrakivtt
I.
Oislc.
Wood,
'"'.irr'p
1?r)r,nn
vip
F'arnirr"
Total
17.
Krl'
VMTtGie,
MuUon
3.
S'liirtw.
Turc.itte.
Miirthall
10.
N
Youiik'nian
S,
M.
Youngman
3
Total
23.
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
.
w
.
,
,
.
.
Ing
the
?e""'Tl
6-0
tym"
ne
third
4-
and
finishing
in
a;
hlaze
of
glory,
13-3.
Leeinan
w.th
6
points
was
top
marksman
for
the
Druggists
and
Lttourneau
ICB
took
high
triple
with
648
They
took
the
third
stanza
9-?
I
Kaien
Industries
took
team
his:!'
and
with
close
checking
boosted
single
with
a
score
of
1037
and
their
lead
with
an
8-3
last
quar-jlCB
rolled
2763
for
team
high
t.er.
Top
point-getters
for
the
!
triple.
losers
were
Mvma
Knutsen
with
OENERAL
PAINT1NO
CONTRACTORS
Nljht
Call
Blue
881
tor
h
Look
what
you
can
do
witli
hlUMlov
io
and
Sue
Martin
with
7.
The
Philpott
Evltt
4,
C-NKA
0:
North-
.aUe,
ficored
4
of
tne
g
free
snot
!:.,r-o:,k5370:i,h3
mI'M""
rnered
by
Rainbirds
out
jMurray
s
i:
Mo
s.
i
7us
i
:
of
17
chances.
Frosty
s
only
Family
Murkrt
3.
short
Circuits
l
sank
one
free
shot
in
11
tries
'
M
i
;
Frosty's
committed
17
fouls,
with
Kaien
Ind.
4.
Don
Juans
0.
L'.'R
4.
Nina
Ycungman
tfouling
out,
and
Rainbirds
were
penalized
seven
times.
i
In
the
second
Junior
league!
Overwaltea
0:
Suvoy
Hotel
4.
Niison
Bros.
O;
Ritfjrt
Motors
4.
Ltpim
0
Deuces
4,
Jjiycees
0.
Wlirllicr
you"r
lrini
Santa
Clans
at
the
workln'm-h,
trariMforming
Haste
uttic
cue
into
useful
Ining
puee
or
ereating
a
glamorous
rumpus
room
downstair
jou'll
lie
proud
of
the
jol
you
eau
lo
with
these
ensily-hamlleri,
eusily-MorLeil
penuine
wood
panels.
Hunters
Help
Cow
Moose
In
Distress
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
$
55.M
275
Gal.
Tank
$
1
J.M
375
Gal.
Tank
$
90.00
550
Gal.
Tank
$110.00
8
Pro?.
Ta
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-gauge
steel
Industrial
Welding
Green
884
225
First
Avenue
Special
to
The
Daily
Nws
Senior
B
league-leading
Mansion's
Omegas
and
the
cellar-dwelling
Gordon
and
Anderson's
will
be
a
sight
to
behold.
The
Jewellers
have
won
as
many
as
the
Hardwaremen
have
lost
and
the
magic
number
is
"4."
There
are
those
who
nurture
the
thought
that
G
&
A
will
look
like
a
new
squad
tonight,
determined
to
make
the
above
by-lined
sports
editor
eat
his
words
of
Tuesday
past.
There
are
some
folk
who
believe
that
Manson's
are
too
good
and
that
there's
no
one
in
the
immediate
district
who
can
take
them.
Others
feel
that
no
such
soul-searching
as
we
mentioned
was
necessary
and
that
G
&
A
just
hadn't
found
their
range
in
the
still
young
season.
And
there
are
a
lew
people,
including
us,
who
figure
that
the
Hardware
boys,
looked
at
each
other,
spoke
freely
of
this
and
that
and
then
said,.
"Okay
you
guys,
no-one
can
make
monkeys
out
of
us,
least
of
all
ourselves.
Let's
go
get
'em."
So
take
your
pick
basketball
fans.
It
should
be
a
good
game.
In
other
hoop
fixtures
tonight,
second-place
General
Motors
meet
last-spot
Nelson
Brothers
in
the
Inter-B
loop
and
Watts
&
Niekerson's.
with
a
no-win-three-loss
record,
seek
their
first
victory
when
they
tangle
with
second-place
Fraser
&
Payne
in
the
Inter-A
circuit.
,
A
weird
play
occurred
in
the
Hamilton
Ti-Cats-Montreal
Alouettes
game
last
week-end.
when
the
Als'
last
desperate
offensive
stalled
and
they
were
forced
to
kick.
Ray
Truants
of
the
Tiger
Cats
gathered
the
ball
and
was
downed
on
the
Montreal
38.
On
the
next
play
Bernie
Custis
headed
full
tilt
for
the
Montreal
goal
line.
Suddenly,
Juhn
O'Quinn.
red-headed
Montreal
end
who
had
just
left
the
gome,
and
couldn't
stand
the
sight
of
this
goal-bound
Hamiltonian,
leaped
from
the
bench
without
his
helmet,
sprinted
over
the
sideline
and
nailed
Custis.
After
the
resulting
bedlam,
referee
Hap
Shouldire
penalized
Montreal
half
the
distance
to
their
goal
line.
Shouldice
decided
that
an
eligible
Montreal
player
might
have
caught
Custis
before
he
got
over
the
line
so
instead
of
awarding
a
touchdown
he
placed
the
ball
three
yards
out.
On
the
second
down
Lou
Kasserow
plowed
over
and
Hamilton
was
in
the
Grey
Cup
final.
Speaking
of
grid
football.
Coach
Mance
Park
of
Huntsville,
Texas
high
school,
thinks
a
boy
can
kick
a
football
farther
and
more
accurately
w
ithout
shoes.
He
has
a
bare-toed
booter
de-luxe
this
season.
Huntsvifle
High
has
won
nine
games
without
a
loss,
and
has
averaged
50
points
a
game.
Shoeless
Ken
Coleman
has
kicked
44
extra
points
in
48
attempts.
Recently
he
made
schoolboy
history
when
he
booted
12
extra
points
In
12
tries.
Sounds
alright
but
it
would
be
a
little
nippy
on
the
feet
on
a
day
like
today
In
Toronto.
POST
SCRIPTS
Chuck
Place
and
Billy
Tscuchiya,
local
lightweights,
go
into
action
Saturday,
December
12,
in
a
boxing
card
at
Terrace.
Joe
Ward,
the
boys'
trainer,
has
finally
received
word
from
Terrace
but
still
has
yet
to
learn
the
names
of
the
opponents
lined
up
for
the
Prince
Rupert
scrappers.
Also
slated
to
mingle
in
an
exhibition
bout
on
the
same
card
are
B.C.
light-heavyweight
champ
Andy
Marshall
and
heavyweight
title-holder
Mouse
Morrison
.
.
.
Jerry
Lord
at
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
is
the
lad
to
phone
if
anyone
is
interested
in
entering
a
team
or
joining
with
others
to
make
up
a
12th
team
in
the
Friday
night
Mixed
Celco
Five-pin
bowling
league.
Times
to
phone
is
between
9
a.m.
and
4:30
pm.
.
.
.
News
that
Rogers
Hornsby
has
landed
on
his
feet
again
and
will
supervise
an
extended
series
of
baseball
instructional
films
for
a
national
U.S.
showing
is
a
most
welcome
item.
It
is
highly
probable
that
the
former
batting
wizard
knows
as
much
about
the
finer
points
as
any
man
living
...
A
release
from
Gonzaga
University
sings
the
praises
of
a
lad
with
a
82-inch
armspread
named
Jerry
Vermillion,
who
currently
paces
Gonzaga's
basketball
Bulldogs
as
the
Zags
swing
Into
their
fourth
week
of
practice.
Last
year,
Vermillion,
who
is
an
Ail-American
candidate,
averaged
15.7
rebounds
per
game
and
hit
his
peak
aganst
Portland
University
with
a
31-point
night
.
.
.
t'CLA
meets
Michigan
State
in
the
Rose
Bowl
on
New
Year's
Day.
Michigan
gained
its
berth
in
the
annual
classic
by
a
committee
room
decision.
UCLA
clinched
its
bid
last
weekend
by
defeating
Southern
Cal
13-0
for
their
sixth
victory
against
one
loss.
I
1
1
....
-
J
!
SMITHERS
Two
loal
hunters
found
their
rqoo.se
literally
i
tied
to
a
tree
but
were
doomed
to
,
disappointment
when
it
turned
,
out
to
be
without
horns.
Driving
out
the
Cronin
road
toward
the
!
Babine
mountains
a
cow
moose
i
was
seen
at
the
side
of
the
road
with
her
left
leg
entangled
in
a
downed
bush
telephone
line.
In
its
struggle
the
big
beast
had
fallen
over
windfalls
and
was
lying
down.
Eddie
Malkow
risked
unwinding
the
wire
while
his
companion,
Bill
Martin,
covered
the
moc.se
with
his
rifle.
After
being
released
the
animal
remained
down
for
several
minutes
before
rising
to
move
off
slowdy
Into
the
forest.
Luck
was
all
against
the
hunters
that
day,
for
just
prior
to
I
spotting
the
cow
moose
they
missed
a
shot
at
a
young
bull
I
that
crossed
their
path.
Q
Q
O
O
O
O
O
D
Q
ENDLESS
HOURS
OF
FUN
with
thi
iur.U
ki.l.li.
hi.r
whrelharrow.
It'n
a
tw"-U
wIh'IIht
llad
SANTA
CLAUS
WORKSHOP
in
onr
on
home.
Your
liimlx
r
dealer
ha
a
I'rnr
Syhaply
I'lun
for
this
simple
r
kinc
dome
juti
i-uii
easily
niaUr
M-Ieeii
hcw
uml
(
lirixl
mho.
prl
more
kirk
out
of
makuiK
"
H'ihi
Junior
U
plavintc
with
il.
In
lhe
Toy
I'lun.
Belgium
Ratifies
III!
'
v-v
;
KM
c
Heating
Must
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
expertly
planned
heating
system
pays
for
itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
romfort
that
promotes
better
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
Defence
Treaty
BRUSSELS
(API
The
Lower
House
of
the
Belgian
Parliament
has
ratified
thf
European
Defence
Community
treaty
which
provide,
for
a
six-nation
European
army
to
resist
the
threat
of
Coinmuni-t
aggression.
In
addition,
the
tretty
Ins
been
ratified
by
both
houses
of
the
West
German
Parliament
t-nd
tha
Lower
House
of
the
Netherlands
Pjrli:nnc-it.
The
vote
in
the
Belgian
House
of
Representatives
vv.vs
143
to
49
wilh
three
abst?ntions.
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Gordon's
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aue
Get
Results
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competition,
Chuck
Ostertag
of
.
Section"
E.emains
trie-only
un-t
d,
rtrijct
the
top,
two
rinks
J
in
each
section
will
4jft.into
J,rte
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ROOMS
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a
"fiiild
mine"
of
n-iulile
nllir
npin'C
where
they
ran
build
a
heaiiliful
iM-droom.
You
run
do
it,
loo,
wilh
Slnily
and
the
Free
"llow-to-do-it"
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dculvr
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you.
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in
twt
ilo-il"
from
tuur
lumber
denier.
I
playoffs.
"-.
-
'
j
j
Ties
on
a
won-loss
basis
will
be
i
I
broken
on
points
for
and
!
1
against.
It
appears
now
that
j
i
1
there
will
be
several
of
these.
:
f
About
half
the
rinks
still
have
I
a
chance
of
making
the
playoffs.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
1
irst
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
I'M
W
'N
I
Liphtweisl't
a""1
slron!!'
,lu
'"'
handy
panels
of
Slvaply
l"rlai
Fir
plywood
are
more
fun
H'n
"r
ami
inukinf
for
building,
remodelling
"Do-lt-Yourself"
with
Here
are
last
night's
results:
1
Ford
15.
Sleber
2;
Wakley
10.
Hoi
-
I
liuton
9;
Robertson
10.
Stewart
6;
Putersrn
14.
Warren
6:
Shier
9.
McKenzle
8:
Oeorgeaon
10.
Rudder-ham
4.
!
sTonh!i
SYLVAPLY
LADIES
for
ti"
ust
ripht
furniture.
They're
j
tlx-
IIMUfJ
5
AT
FE
MTI0N
'week-end"
'
earpenter
himplest
household
U"A
I'rlilay
Aflernimn
.
I'urlrldcr
.1,
'akrlry
HI.
.
Thorn
l.",
Hamilton
'
4
.
MHirr
l:t.
ilkhi
I
DRAW
FOR
NOVEMBER
30
t
p.m.
Shier
va
Wlllson;
Turner
vs
Mc-Leod;
Ramsay
vs
Schuman.
9
p.m.
Johnson
vs
McBroom:
McKenzle
vs
Anderson;
Bateman
vs
Crossley.
Remember
When
Georges
Vezina,
rated
by
many
FISHERMEN
AND
BOAT
OWNERS
EKOLITE
has
done
it
again!
This
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
tol
"wl
,
few
.imple
I
lt'$FUN-.n,y
I
u
.l
r!-,r
All
you
need
lo
work
uccr.i.luH.v
"
Sv,f.
b.n.llc
4
feel
by
8
feet
PneU
of
lid'""
Juot
nveraur
nkill
In
the
line
of
or.iinr.v
i11(.Bi.
V.rt
.t.rlrd
by
talking
over
your
P"1
'
,,.
ha.
$19
5
oo
for
only
experts
as
the
greatest
goalie
in
hockey
history,
took
his
place
in
Montreal
Canadiens'
nets
for
the
last
time
28
years
go
tonight
.with
a
high
temperature
and
pains
that
forced
him
out
after
the
first
period.
He
died
a
few
months
later
from
tuberculosis.
Serving
Lumber
Dealert
from
Coaif
lo
Coaif
MacMILLAN
&
BLOEDEL
LIMITED
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Winnipeg
tondon
Windsor
Toronto
Montrtol
Quoboc
City
Ilraliuartera"
your
local
.sylvai.ij
)v
pan"
nw
"Take
Home"
!,
oo
amall"
handy
for
odd
job.)
.1
-
FLOOR
SANDING
aLBERI
w
McCAFFERY
LIMIT
.
V
"
:
.-a
r
Phone
116
'il
Less
10
discount
on
oil
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
of
$17.50
and
the
balance
of
$158.00
on
delivery,
you
can
assure
yourself
of
a
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL
Wilford
Electrical
Works
COW
BAY
Deoler
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKOLITE
Or
Rent
a
Sander
Terrace,
B.C.
Phone
131
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LIMITED
215
First
Ae.
W.
Phone
909
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPJJ
Pk..
Pi
l
oon
Prince