Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
August
21,
1953
r
r
fc-j
Winnipeg's
Abe
Yanofsky
in
Last
Round
Of
Chess
Tourney
With
Title
in
Grasp
HASTINGS,
Eng.
(CP)
Wlnnl-
day
and
will
go
direct
to
Win-
won
the
adjourned
match
10
.eg
s
Abe
Yanofsky,
former
nlpeg
where
he
hai
already
en-
moves
after
It
resumed
On
his
Canadian
champion,
today
tered
the
Canadian
champion-
return
to
Canada
he
hopes
to
.leaded
into
the
last
round
of
ships,
to
be
played
there
next
join
the
national
civil
service
or
ne
British
chess
championship
month.
Earlier
this
year,
he
inke
a
teaching
position
with
the
title
firmiy
in
.....
-
completed
a
two-vear
Dost-
'
McRAEBROS.
LTD.
Pr.OUDLY
(pMA&niA.
THE
RCA
D0LUIIG
v
The
fishing
village
of
Alcle-r-uign
in
Sjf.'olk
was
the
setting
for
nenlarnin
Britten's
opera
'
Peter
Orlmestt.
IgiraUi
m
grasp
the
first
Canadian
ever
graduate
law
course
at
Oxford,
io
win
the
tournar.ent.
I
topping
a
class
of
27
and
ob-
The
University
of
Manitoba
taining
his
bachelor
of
law
.
de-law
graduate,
28,
clinched
things
gree.
ihursday
in
the
10th
round
of,
The
Canadian
Navy
veteran
32-man
competition.
It
was
started
playing
chess
under
tho
-onsidered
the
stiffest
in
sev-
direction
of
his
father
at
a
eral
years.
With
a
fine
record
of
Winnipeg
chess
club
whirl
he
points
going,
into
today's
was
eight
years
old.
He
won
last
game,
Yanofsky
U
a
sure
the
Canadian
title
at
17
and"
the
'"!'
'
'North
American
Open
crown
at
ine
Canadian
master
had
18.
He
was
made
a
chess
master
10
CU.
FT.
REFRIGERATOR
O
AUTOA1ATC
DEFROSTING
.
O
ACROSS-TOP
50
LB.
FREEZER
O
THERMOSTATIC
BUTTER
CONDITIONER
ROOMY"
VEGETABLE
CRISPERS
O
5
YEAR
GUARANTEE
ON
FREEZER
SYSTEM
ciKiii
victories,
a
draw
and
a
in
in
1946,
when
he
competed
eieai
up
till
today.
j'fhe
Netherlands.
Yanof-ky,
married
and
father
"
'&&-
v.
i.
;
.7
miown
in
rjriusn
cross
nf
a
nitio
.
.
?.h
JihZ"
B1"11"!
circles,
he
was
selected
as
the
WANTED
by
'
School
District
Hx
SO
K.'timot,
B.C.
SECRETARY-TREASURER.
To
ac
t
as
chief
administrative
official
of
the
School
District.
Duties
involve
tl.j
initiation
and
construction
of
a
completely
new
school
system.
Reply
to:
Official
Trustee,
rc
318
Marine
Building,
Vancouver,
B.C.
the
oiZrh1
.
lurnament
.
probable
winner
by
C.
H.
O'u.
where
h,nHeSS
Alexander.,
former
British
L
nHUP,ln
four-,
champion
and
a
tournament
wa
way
tie
le
for
second
place.
,
competitor,
before
play
started.
His
closest
opponent
here
has
Alexander
said
in
the
Sunday
been
R.
o.
Wade
of
New
Zea-
i
Times
that
he
had
the
"sound
land,
last
year's
champion,
who
style
and
good
technique
need
439',
neia
seven
points
today.
The
ed
In
a
tournament
of
UiU
two
are
the
only
players
from
kind."
outside
Britain.
Terras
os
low
os
f.SO.OO
down.
I
Yanofsky's
match
against
A.
Y.
Green
was
his
toughest.
He
MHUITION
of
contemporary
British
clssign
will
be
held
at
Yanofsky
sails
for
home
'
nrir
..
Only
$29.00
mo'nthw
ILlb
Trodc-ins
Accepted
inadiun
National
Exhibition
at
Toronto
Aug.
28-8ept.
12.
wi-uter.
made
in
Scotland
and
worn
by
a
British
model,
included
in
die
display.
The
sweater
is
a
delicate
lemon
with
a
contrasting
lntarsia
design
in
white.
Huge
Rat
Chases
Man
with
the
quality
traditionally
associated
.
with
the
name
RCA
VICTOR
bcation
School
Windup
BATH
FORD,
Eng.
iReutersl-
Come
in
for
a
Demonstration
it
For
Saturday
Afternoon
irst
daily
vacation
Church
,
Mr.
Larry
Oxner
and
his
i-vcr
held
at
St.
Andrew's
(laui'htei
,
Phyllis,
left
last
night
al
Is
concluding
with
a
for
Vancouver
aboard
the
"Prince
ngraiii
at
2
p
m.
Saturday
t
Rupert"
after
spending
several
le.iJ'
is
are
very
enthu-
,
wjeks
here
with
Mr.
Oxner's
about
both
at.endance
;
other
duuuhter,
Mrs.
J.
D.
McRae,
work
accomplished.
ati
Mr.
McRae.
The
two
visitors
t
4o
children
attended
will
return
to
their
home
in
itruction
and
handwork
Halifax.
iilcd
Into
three
sections
I
M,.v
lMnthy
YJlnada,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
and
son
a,
n
Hiti'hcoi
k'
and
Cunon
Jimmy
have
returned
from
l'ro:
ktci
r'sX'ctivciy.
(Grassy
Plains
on
last
night's
hililmi
havj
played
to-
M'ain
after
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
in
names
sen
oils
and
ijccl
tncethci.
Tnere
were
w.
HiiKie.
wnue
in
Grassy
!
Plains
they
attended
the
wed-'
dim'
of
Miss
Murearet
Rlrkle
In
A
four-foot-long
rat,
one
of
a
colony
terrorizing
this
village
In
Shakespeare's
country,
this
week
attacked
a
man
as
he
swam
In
the
River
Avon
near
here.
"I
have
never
been
so
scared
In
all
my
life,"
said
Alan
Hedges.
23.
"It
slid
down
into
the
water
from
out
of
some
overhanging
tree
branches
and
made
for
me.
I
put
my
head
down
and
lied.
"When
I
reached
the
bank,
it
was
only
a
few
feet
away
and
I
could
see
its
ed
teeth
bared."
Hedges
scrambled
out
of
the
water,
picked
up
a
stick,
swatted
his
attacker
and
drove
it
away.
The
animal
is
believed
to
be
a
coypu,
a
South
American
water
rat
with
reddish-brown
pelt,
red
teeth,
webbed
feet
and
long,
naked
tall.
Some
years
ago
coypus
were
bred
near
here
for
their
pelts
and
several
escaped.
They
are
thought
to
have
formed
a
new
colony
on
the
banks
of
the
Avon.
The
people
of
Bnthford
have
been
clamoring
to
have
the
big
rats
rounded
up
since
farmers
discovered
a
dead
one
last
week
killed
by
dogs
in
a
field
near
Sally-in-the-Wood.
The
vlllag-
tr
of
oiner
helpers
In-jMr.
Charles
Stuckel
of
Lanfeley
many
senior
gnis.
,
Prairie.
Mrs.
Jeannie
McCook,
who
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Prince
T
If
O
-"
H
-
-
'
'r
FOR
BEAUTY
CONVENIENCE
1
VALUE
.
.
.
looks
at
the
EXTRAS
Enterprise
uifet'j
'
'
.
'
,
vou:
;
-
-k
Fully
o'i!ontjf.c
opcrction
Yhen
desired.
i(
No
Worp
Oven
Bottom.
;
,
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
the
sevPt
mon,ns'
last
wee"
Brmihoff,
German
con-
'P'
t
trade
commissioner,
will
!
uoi
or
V"""a
n"e
8"e
Uljle
Monday,
August
24
i""
.
,c
"ye
,'
""
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m
buslnei
problems
?r
n?
h"
Mj1,m:
s1?
w"'
b3
ince
m.pm
rlttn.
who
i
hV
wiT
'
arrived
from
Germany,
?
i
V"'
i
"T'2:
fions
will
bo
held
fromi".
'
Ercnr.s;
taking
ov.iii
of
ony
type
30
a
m
ot
Hi,
n
w
lertron.
,han
"
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"taup
'
'
IQliJC.
.
!fice.
Ideal
Cleaners.
(lt
I
Crash
Proves
j
ira
have
vowed
they
won't
go
Tr
Fastest
to?
cooking
of
orsy
range
for
uiiy
fuei.
fa
Surpassing
buauty
in
modern
sta.
Constant
!jvcl
vafve
for
conned
on
wirS
ii.s
dc
or
outs'de
lank.
'
Exclusive
P;!o
LIglif
feaiwc
jrer
J3
per
ccri
on
fuel.
,it
Backed
by
Over
03
yoors'
oxpi'r!
.:iea
in
Rtingj
Manufacturing.
BURNETTS
w"'
SATIN
GIN
Lt
V,
1
I
5
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Fatal
to
Four
J
PARIS
(Reuters)
Four
per-
sonr
were
killed
whin
a
.truck
,
crashed
into
an
electric
train
at
,
n
level
crossing
near
Rhelms
I
Wednesday.,
The
train
was
de-
railed
and
three
passengers
were,
!
seriously
tnjuied.
BURNETT'S
"ND0"
DRY
GIN
near
ine
wooara
vaie
unui
u
s
clear
of
them.
Villagers
claim
to
have
seen
coypus
in
the
neighborhood
be-t
fore
the
dead
one
was
found.
A
motorist
hit
one
at
dusk
recently
and
saw
its
"red,
stary
eyes"
shining
as
It
scuttled
off
338.00
tiowM
,
75
ONLY
Z.l
Ao-bc
$13.QO
MONTHLY;
,
-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
.
uie
road
into
the
woods.
ST.
ALBANS.
England
W
A
!
Municipal
authorities
have
'
windmill
usiiit
two
80-foot
pro-
!
set
"traps
heavy
enough
to
hold!
pellers
was
demonstrated
hire,
a
bear"
nil
along
the
river
:
j
It
may
be
used
to
supply
elec-
banks
near
Sally-in-the-Wood
j
Itricity
in
power-short
areas
in
hopes
of
catchins
the
coypus.
i
j
distant
from
other
sources
of
I
But
so
far
the
traps
have
stayed
'
i
supply.
empty.
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