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Wednesday,
February
27,
1952
-Si,
.4
"
Iran
Eyeing
Kuwait
Oil
would
111
elieci
msisl
uiiii
llieii
1
sliiiiu.s
10
De
Luc
ncucsi
.11
1!
-stepped-up
oil
produc
Ion
be
kept
Middle
East
but
perhaus
tht
at
the
same
level.
These
govern-
I
world.
Statisticians
estimate
per
ments
could
argue
cogently,
'capita
income
in
the
Kuwait
this
some
officials
believe,
that
they
year,
when
added
to
the
mon-.y
1
trained
out
in
a
pinch
and
should
earned
by
inhabitants
working
not
be
tossed
aside
when
things
or
the
oil
company,
will
average
ease
up.
j
about'
$2,000
annually.
I
Regardless
of
developments,;
1
&
;
4,
i
a.
r
if
a
v
1
r7
I'-;
In
Dispute
"-
w
"vc
a
gum-
,
,,,.
rt,,
.
...
afviiiu
lined
future
A
new
agreement
,
,t
News
claM;f,t.
with
the
British-American
Oil
By
JOHN
SCALI
Company
which
operates
thej
fields
there
assures
it
of
a
50-50
WASHINGTON
(APi
The
division
of
profits
fabulous
piece
of
desert-bound
Xnis
is
expected
to
amount
to
real
estate
called
the
Kuwait
$150,000,000
in
royalties
alone
has
moved
into
the
Middle
East,
during
this
year.
Not
bad
for
a
oil
picture
as
possibly
Britain's
dpsert
waste
inhabited
by
some
trump
card
in
its
bitter
dispute
jqq
000
Arabs,
with
Iran.
So
much
money
Is
pouring
into
There
are
signs
that
Iran
s
th
sneikdom
thyat
gltai
b!U
Prime
Minis
e
Mohammed
r,
t
nalf
sp,ciallsts
lhere
Mossadegh,
realizes
his
,
and
is
,
how
the
old
Sheik
increasingly
Jittery
over
getting
d
,
The
1.950
square
mi?V:TLuJ
area
he
rul;,s
not
only
?fer
Finals
By
vy
Win
Over
Millers
EASIER
THAN
PUSHING
A
BUTTON
aill,c
nun
imtiiuiiuninu
-
Britain's
$1,000,000,000
oil
pro-!
We'll
take
care
of
your
heating
Klks
fiS,
CCC300
so
;
oil
for
you
even
save
you
the
SWEEP
TO
VICTORY
It
took
eight
years
of
trying
before
Art
Simpson
of
Bassano
captured
the
Alberta
Curling
Championship
this
year
for
tht
first
tlmi.
Simpson
went
through
the
TOulliern
Alberta
and
provincial
finals
without
a
loss,
winning
the
title
at
Edmonton
against
iink
hum
i,oithcrn
Alberta,
the
Peace
River
B
i'd
the
Northwest
Territories.
Receiving
the
championship
trcphy
from
drawmaster
Jim
McCool
au,
left
to
right,
Norm
Dalsto,
lead,
Ron
MucLean,
serond,
Aubrey
Gore,
third,
an!
skip
Simpson.
.
(CP
PHOTOi
1
I'rascr
&
I'a
"C
K3,
Merchants
21
;
bother
of
checking
your
heat
perties,
production
in
the
Kuwait
has
boen
going
up
and
up.
This
desert
sheikdom,
an
Arabian
port
j
at
trie
nioulli
of
the
Persian
Gulf,
is
turning
out
640.000
bar-relr
of
oil
daily,
replacing
nearly
half
of
Iran's
output.
ists
in
the
wnior
league
championship
playrj
decided
last
night
as
Elks
trounced
Colum-j
humor
that
and
a
sense
of
ing
oil
tank.
We'll
Refill
Your
Tank
Regularly
Call
N.R.YOUNG
Ilcalinif
Oil
Distributor
IllitlSe
I''!
ill!
JO-Jwint,
ucivui
ii
nn.11
ncvwmi
j
The
one-sided
event
saw
life
only
in
the
j
'el'.
Aggregait"
scuiv
u
wic
kvtu-ctinc
cj
iw
Britons
Rely
Upon
Philip
Cmmtiiif
on
I
Inn
To
Handle
Tough
Jab
By
COLIN
FRDST
Added
to
stepped-up
production
In
Saudi-Arabia,
iiaq
and
the
western
hemisphere,
the
rich
flow
of
oil
from
Kuwait
has
enabled
the
west
to
get
by
since
last
summer
when
oil
stopped
moving
from
Iran.
Mossadegh
is
faced
with
the
bleak
prospect
that
oil
production
ln
the
Kuwait
and
Saudi-
Red
Wings
Winners
in
New
Venue
PHONE
G74
lor
1MKS.
Albert
lacked."
Newsreels
and
the
press
have
made
his
smile
familiar
throughout
the
Commonwealth.
His
share
in
Elizabeth's
Canadian
tqur
last
year
brought
new
warmth
pnd
strengthto
royalty's
part
'In
holding
together
the
scattered
British
peoples.
Philip
shines
In
the
let;
formal
.
HI
U
a
Tt
mill
.
,j,
..j
YiC
third
mil,,
I
11
w,Ji
vu,n,c
vwu
Riimi-n,
i
,
,
,.:,-.
10
win.
ana
oasKeinuu
onioiaia
t
rde
ahead
I
the
finais
will
show
fan,!
I
10
the
best
ball
of
the
season.
Both!
i
1
s
thin
iXhford
'and
cieorue
lams
re
fairly
evenly
.match-1
WRESTLING
1
'PH
t'i
nnd
nine1
In
thc
Intermediate
bill
lastl
BOSTON
P
-
Detroit's
top
place
I1""'
:
nlcht,
Fraser
&
Payne
scored
a
Red
Wings
defeated
Boston
t
i
led
i
the
,h.
way
,
f,,,1
field
day
over
down-and-under
.
Bruins
4
to
3
Tuesday
night
In
Arabia
can
be
boosted
even
more
in
thj
next
few
months,
if
necessary.
In
the
meantime,
his
government,
without
British
oil
royalties
to
count
on,
is
heading
straight
for
bankruptcy
within
the
next
six
months
unless
something
is
done.
LONDON
(APi
A
blond
youns
royal
tasks
and
the
good-natur-athbte
with
a
ready
Rmile
ls'ed
chit-chat
accompanying
the
fettling
down
to
th.?
toughest
job
'endless
band-shaking
when
Britain
hus
to
offer.
And
the
i
Elizabeth
is
on
parade.
News-British
people,
although
unsure
;
paper
readers
here
who
followed
what
the
Job
entails,
are
certain
,
the
Canadian
tour
were
amused
he'll
make
the
grade.
.
by
his
lighter
encounters.
V'"
.
ws
.
.
M,.i-.
hont
Irartirxr
40
nnlnta
nt
i
thf
first
N.itlollnl
HiKkev
Ijnene
sjjth
24
points
made
in
is
Don
Scherk
fol-;
19,
12
of
which
hi-ii
second
quarter,
ilipimirnt
that
Elks';
k
Bill
was
trying
oat
the
whistle.
Martin
of
the
los-
j
game
played
at
tha-Aiena
here
in
ers
gave
the
only
competition
i
twenty-four
years,
and
landed
12
points.
!
Oordie
Howe's
second
goal
of
EnrUlge,
Christoff
and
Weschithe
game,
his
tliirty-sevemh
of
for
F&P
rode
high
In
the
or-1
the
season,
clinched
matters
with
ing
bracket,
sinking
18,
14
and
I
'ecs
than
two
minutes
remain-
The
man
Is
Philip,
30-year-old
j
He
is
a
good
dancer.
He
can
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Thv?
Job
is
,
uiscurd
royal
protocol
when
he
Prince
Consort
to
a
reigning
;
thinks
necessary.
Queen.
Philip's
public
life
now
that
he
lias
been
prac-
I
he
t'liiilli'iieers.
Tlu
ing
14
points
respectively.
PhiliD
as
vet
has
no
legal
status
his
wife
is
queen
Is
likely
to
fol-
Th
site
of
the
game
was
1
hus-
low
the
of
the
last
few
switched
after
a
severed
brine
beyond
that
of
an
ordinary
pattern
Some
British
and
American
oil
experts
think
Mossadegh
already
has
killed
the
goose
that
laid
Iran's
golden
egg.
Even
if
he
were
to
reach
a
settlement
with
Britain
tomorrow,
they
believe
the
west
would
continue
to
rely
more
heavily
on
trouble-free
arcar
like
Saudi-Arabia,
the
Kuwait
and
Iraq
in
the
Middle
East
rather
than
Iran.
Further,
there
are
indications
that
the
Sheik
of
Kuwait
and
King
Abdullah
of
Saudi-Arabia
CIVIC
CENTRE,
Friday,
Feb.
29
and
Saturday,
March
1
8:30
p.m.
Both
Nights
MAIN
EVENT
ANDY
TRfcMAYNE
(American
Heavyweight
ehampioij)
vs
III
I)
(I.il
Abner)
R.YrTAL
(No.
I
contender
for
championship)
SEMI-FINAL
GINGER
O'HARA
(Women's
Champion)
vs
KORY
PALMER
(of
Western
Sports
Centre)
Prices:
Reserved
Seats,
$1.50;
Adult
rush,
$1;
Student
rush.
50c
Tickets
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
and
Grotto
Cigar
Store.
Pick
up
your
rush
scats
now
and
avoid
waiting
at
the
door.
crs
were
completely
i
si
UKI.Mi
against
the
fast;
Elks
D.
Scherk
19,
Mathews
W
Km
t
is.
the
mill-
24,
Carlson
3,
Do
vis
9,
M.
Holke-adv
to
throw
In
the
.stad,
Morgan
11,
Peterson
2.
CCC300
8.
Dumas
11.
O.
Du
end
trf
the
fir.V.
id'.ni!
38-16.
Hls
role
ln
e
ni
uu
oe
ue
Buou-
pipe
put
the
Boston
Gardens
8,fu?
ice-making
piant
out
of
com-
imu
be
largely
unofficial.
Even
humored
shadow,
ready
to
lend
mission
i
his
title
has
prompted
specula-
a
quick
hand
when
the
queenly
The
Red
Wings
gained
a
2
to
0lu""-
Icourw
gets
tricky,
lead
during
the
first
period
on
Only
his
wife,
Queen
Elizabeth
i
Behind
the
scenes
Philip
is
goals
by
Alex
Dclvecchio
and
T.d
II.
can
decide
Philip's
share
In
,
likely
to
run
the
royal
household
Lindsay.
i
her
great
burden.
.
and
estates
for
his
wife.
If
he
'
trying
floes,
palace
sources
he
will
British
commentators
i
say,
The
crowd
of
4
049
was
the
.mn..
'n,
n,.i
.,..
to
forecast
Philip's
role
have
probably
.shake
up
the
costly
mas
0,
Ratehford
U.
Onrdiner
2,
Haugan
8,
Thompson
4.
Fraser
At
Payne
Wesch
14,
Christoff
14.
R.
Smith
9.
Par-ncll
6,
Enridge
16,
Hodekinson
2.
Stewart
2.
Merchants
Martin
12,
Mooch-
it'
at
a
considerable
playing
without
.sprained
iit'.kl.'
mrsf
by
Coach
Dan
!nose
is..n
went
off
the
fouls
in
the
thud,
an
('
mn
thn
iu
.i
-t
r
'
brought
out
the
history
books
to
routine
of
court
life,
little
chang-
years
before
they
moved
from
pee
ll0w
Q'"'?11
Victoria
shared
i
ed
since
Albert
gave
it
a
going
ii.
Are,,,
tr,
th
mnr.
h.'r
Job
with
Prince
Alben.
But
c
er
more
than
a
century
ago.
He
men
stripped,
er
4,
Jefferies,
Eirlksen",
Stacey,
Wing,
Sedgwick
2,
Waters
3.
1
history
hasn't
helped
much
The
aim
will
be
to
save
money.
i
Gard'en.
personal
louls
were
t
i
h
team.
Stan
Circen
!!iirvirh
blowing
th
'
s
f-een.
a
visiting
ref
B)th
Philip
and
Albert
were
j
f'ircign-born.
Albert
was
a
Ger
If
you
want
lr
sell
it,
advertisp
The
It.
News
classified.
Hockey
Scores
man
and
Philip
a
Greek
TRMIE-IM
MOW
iver.
called
them
Rememberwhen?
Glenn
Cunningham
'set
a
world's
Indoor
record
for
tht
1,500
metres
at
New
Yor
14
years
ago
tonight,
covering
the
"metric
mile"
In
three
minutes.
48
4
see-
1
similarity
ends
there.
1
i
Albert
canve
to
Britain
a
1
stranger,
misunderstood
and
mis-1
understanding.
He
hardly
spoke
a
clean
game,
out
of
the
running,
'
Elks
and
Mansons
Natiunal
Detroit
4.
Boston
3
I'CSAH
(Playoff)
Vancouver
2,
Nanaimo
5
Duracleaning
I
to
begin
their
thrce-
,12JllUU,
i
the
language,
Much
of
the
uionship
scries
iNanaimo
leads
best
of
seven
'
f.(mnt,v
misunderstood
him
on
ondjs.
The
present
recognized
world
mark
is
three
minutes
43
SeriC3
J-il
,,.
hl
HIH
Rrit-
Western
International
Sr.
is
recommended
b
y
Canada's
leading
furniture
and
)4
onds,
held
jointly
by
the
cdLsh
runners
Guilder
Haegg
I
ALLEYS
f;
nd
Lennart
Strand.
'ons
realize
that
Albert's
wisdom
in
state
councils
had
spurred
tlM
j
Victorian
age
to
prosperity,
only
!
then
did
they
call
him
Albert
the
Good.
Spokane
3.
Trail
8
(First
game
Ol
boot
of
five
seriesi
WIIIL
Klmterley
2.
Nelson
6
dept.
stores
III
I
r
UllVltf.
mlinu
l.easiie,
now
V
thud,
has
produced
-"orir.it
bowlers
this
f
;
by
Acnes
Pierre
In
Curling
Results
Philip
came
to
his
new
Job
well-kmwn
and
well-liked
by
the
British
people.
He
has
the
Hockey
Standings
Trade-in
9i
CU.
ft.
DELUXE
"
Allowance
Refrigerator
....
$499.00
$100.00
B'i
cu.
ff.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
...
$461.50
$
70.00
B'2
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerator
.
..
$432.50
$
65.00
DELUXE
Range
$519.00
$100.00
STANDARD
Range
$383.50
$75.00
DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
$50.00
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B.
C
Power
Co.
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td
Rcsncr
Rlock
Phone
219
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
Stewart,
B.C.
lllijliiii'l
coverage
L
F,
A
Pts.
I
right
background
a
British
up-11
164
104
83
bringing.,
a
first-class
record
in
J
of
London.
f
mi
a
constant
aver-
1
1
yv
nd
in
B
Division,
by
I
7
p.m.
draw
Holllstnn
H.'
Detroit
.
36
i'h
177,
Following
'
Shier
3:
Laurie
4.
Kellotigh
10;
vinntreai
9S
64
'
tha
Royal
Navy,
a
love
of
sport
st
averages
in
each
:
McKcnzie
8.
Moore
12.
.Toronto
24
D
11
8
14
12
13
8
52
22
163
132
20
135
125
25
149
167
27
128
154
36
125
182
I
9
p.m.
Warren
9.
Rowbotham
.
New
y01
20
Agnes
Pierre,
'
8:
Wilson
4,
Wales
10;
Evans
8,
'Boston
18
Bertha
Dunbar,
1
Greene
9.
1
Chicago..
15
s.
201;
Alice
Mc-1
Following
draws
are
for
Wed-:
11
m
nnirs,
i'i;
Jessie
nesdiiv
nnri
Thursday
eames:
Thl
tdvtftlttnwi.
Ii
M
puUiilud
w
diiplar
H
wis.
196.
Elsie
An-
IVcdnesdav
(loniihD
Carpetings,
Twists,
Orientals
....
and
Fine
Upholstery
may
now
be
safely
cleaned
and
revived
with
consid
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Conbd
ttm
i
ky
UK
Owlnimi
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
-
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1
I
"
a
Grocery,
lfl2;
Lois
j
7
p.m.
She
,
n
1.
Bateman
vs.
186:
Kay
Franks,
'Berg;
sheet
2,
Wood
vs.
Stewart,
I8.
Alma
What-
sheet
3,
Jennings
vs.
Landon.
Strikes.
183;
Peggy
j
9
p
m.
Sheet
1,
McDowell
vj.
Lynns.
182;
Pebble
Miller;
sheet
2,
Ostertag
vs.
Rog-
Pieties,
1R0;
Kay
!
erSon;
sheet
3.
Taylor
vs.
Sieber.
1.
Where
is
Cabot
Strait?
'I
'verleafv.
180;
Marv
:.
.
....
.
,
Tharsdav
2.
What
was
Queen
Elizabeth
s
birth
date?
8.
What
agenrv
has
exclusive
l
Lee.
180.
f
1
"
ti
m
Sheet,
t
'
Rarher
vti.
TWA
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mil.
Tollers,
Cnlllnson;
sheet
2,
Holliston
v.
eration
for,
their
life
and
textures
Duracleaning
restores
resilience
to
wool
fibres
Pile
unmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
Furnishings
are
Dura-.
Troubles!
Only
One
Room
To
Rent
and
Ten
Replies
To
Her
Advertisement.
snenton.
Slieiilon's,:
Kellotigh;
sheet
3,
Boulter
vs.
Ufll,
Mansnn's,
173;
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2.
Mckenzie
vs.
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f;'"sn.
Toilers.
171;
botham;
sheet
3.
Moore
vs.
War-
.
right
to
bring
U.S.
network
broadcasts
into
Canada?
4.
Is
Olawa's
current
surplus
of
tax
revenue
over
expenditures
$11
million.
$240
million,
$721
million?
5.
In
1939
it
took
12
minutes
for
average
Canadian
factory
worker
to
earn
price
o:
a
loaf
of
bread.
How
long
does
he
work
for
it
today?
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Manson's
Number
of
Canadians
over
70
has
doubled
ln
20
years,
from
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75
Taxi,
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344
000
In
1931
to
an
estimated
T1'
1
oilers,
164
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163.
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Yourself
on
this
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Form
1675.000
in
1951.
cleaned
ln
your
home
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inconvenience
in
having
them
gone
Also
mothproofed,
if
desired
Phone
Green
328'
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Duracleaners
1233
Hater
St.
Prince
Rupert,
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USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
1947
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Studebaker
5-passcnger
Coupe
194S
Ford
Panel
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1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1941
Chevrolet
Coupe
1910
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of
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word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
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cost,
5c.
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insertions
for
price
of
four.
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charge,
50c.)
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four
words
if
hoc
number
required
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Miller
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