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Prlr.ce
Rupert
Tally
News
8
Tuesday,
July
21,
195J
Rangers
Duy
Top-Seeded
Cleveland
Goalie
,
LATEST
REPORT
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tor
Nw
Utoil
l.p.rt
and
Protavctus
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Players
Win
Easily
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
III;
NEW
YORY
(CP)-Johnriy
Bower,
Cleveland
Barons
goalie
and
backbone
of
their
championship
American
Hockey
League
teams,
-oday
was
acquired
by
New
Yoric
Rangers
of
the
National
Hocke'y
League
in
exchange
for
goalie
Emile
Francis,
forward
Neil
Strain
and
an
undisclosed
amount
of
cash.
Bower,
27-year-old
native
of
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
led
the
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TORONTO.
The
Can
l
adian
tennis
champion
I
i
1
Barons
to
three
regular-seasons
AHL
titles
and
two
playoffs
titles
St.
Andrew's
Hall
.
.
.
artist's
conception.
esbyterians
Launch
Drive
.ships
were
expected
to
.vai'in
up
today
after
an
opening-
day
round
that
in
the
last
four
year.i.
He
has
.on
ail-siar
rating
In
the
player
ells
the
!u.
inree
years.
Manila,
canital
of
the
Philip-Dines,
was
founded
by
tha
Span-lards
In
1571.
CALVIN
BULLOCK
ltd.
r
St.
Andrew
s
Half
at
UBC
wasn't
tough
enough
for
the
name
players
to
work
up
a
sweat
despite
the
80-
It
,
bvlTia
n
Church
In
tlcoi
gla.
,
The
project
wis
initialed
by
:v..i;l
ol
liritih
CJoiuin-
Ji.nurdlate
project
is
the
crcc-
the
Synod
of
British
Columbia
degrec
heat.
I.
mm
lira
a.
raillp:tigu
10
'
rvMiwuce
iu
arnniuiui-
b
a
una
mcp
inwarnK
a
1'resoy-
inni)
to
UiUiu
aim
iur-
uaie
iu
siunruu,
a
tniipi-i
miu
a
u-rian
mcoiogicai
college
in
uic
The
lesser
lights
of
the
men's
nd
women's
single
competition
!v
f'rst
units
of
St.
An-H;i!l
on
the
University
of
mipu..
Th3
site
Is
across
i,l
1
!
0111
the
new
Law
Fac-liidiiw:
mid
'o
the
south-
CANADA
HAS
TURNED
OVER
to
the
United
Nations,
the
sum
of
$1100,000
as
its
contribution
to
the
U.N.
Expanded
Program
of
Technical
Assistance
for
1053.
Canada's
contribution
represents
full
payment
of
the
amount
It
pledged
for
the
current
fiscal
year.
Here,
Ambassador
David
M.
Johnson,
Permanent
Representative
of
Canada
to
the
United
Nations
(right),
hands
checks
to
U.N.
Secretary-General
Dag
JIammarskjold.
The
program
now
operating
in
nearly
100
different
countries
and
territories
i3
already
achieving
effective
results.
'
Spokane
Increases
Lead
ixans
living
quarters.
While
west.
Lxisting
colleges
of
the
the
primary
purpose
Is
to
house
church
are
in
Toronto
and
Mon-
Arts
students
for
the
Presbyter-
treat.
I;m
-
inliil'diy,
It
Is
anticipated
The
rapid
development
of
that
sonic
arcoinmodaiion
for
a
western
Canada,
particularly
of
time
at
least
will
be
available
to
British
Columbia
and
Alberta,
went
to
the
sidelines
Monday
as
the
big
names
in
the
week-long
tournament
appeared
to
be
in
a
hurry
to
get
'their
initial
mutches
over
with.'
THE
MOST
POPULAR
CANADIAN
WHISKY
AT
A
POPULAR
PRICE
llie
Anglican
College,
Willi
:lius
meant
the
movement
of
I
Included
in
the
first-round
,tjful
view
of
the
Gulf
of
other
students.
:
population
Into
countless
areas
victory
list
were
Davis
Cup
nct-
where
there
was
none
before.
In
Iters
from
Canada,
Mexico.
Ja-ithe
west
alone
the
Presbyterian
j
pan
and
Australia
and
all
the
seeded
netters
In
both
mens
Church
currently
needs
half
a
Me
Zaharias
Exempt
from
Qualifying
Round
and
women's
divisions
who
saw
action.
The
small
crowd
of
With
6-5
Win
Over
Tyees
Ey
The
CmmHtin
Prowi
'
night's
only
scheduled
contests.
Home
runs
by
pitcher
Art
.
Tonight
Salem
moves
to
Lew-Worth
and
catcher
Bill
Sheets
ist0n
for
a
three-game
series
About
200
at
the
Toronto
Tennis
Club
courts
had
little
to
r
heer
about,
but
they
were
hundred
or
more
new
ministers
to
man
new
fields
and
take
the
place
of
aging
clergymen.
It
is
hoped
to
get
construction
of
the
hall
under
way
in
1954.
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Munson
heads
the
provincial
committee
and
Mr.
H.
Lyle
Jcstley,
an
outstanding
young
barrister
of
Vancouver,
heads
the
campaign
committee.
Ths
campaign
will
be
directed
bv
James
B.
Ray
who
given
an
indication
of
better
things
to
come
when
the
big
boys
arc
drawn
against
each
gave
the
Spokane
Indians
a
6-5
wjth
the
Broncs
and
Wenatchee
Western
International
League
i
tackles
Edmonton's
Eskimos
at
baseball
win
over
Victoria
Mni-
I
Edmonton.
k
"
:'..ili.u
i:t
hope
to
re-
Zaharlas
h
asaln
likely
to
be
H'
tivr
ccmji'-tition
hi
the
"the
one
to
beat"
in
the
climactic
Yh.ini'Hoii.-Viip
cf
Cli'lf
at
contest
If
recovery
from
her
re-0.
Sim.
iter
Country
Club,
cent
operation
Is
as
complete
as
,,.
in
which
the
first
p.
event
.slns
susest.
tic
-nff
is
scheduled
for
Frank
Stranahan
heads
the
list
of
amateurs
who
don't
t
i,
was
rivealcd
today
men
lent
villi
announcement
have
to
prove
they
are
good
other.
day
night
and
increased
the:r
j
first
place
margin
to
a
full
game.
'
The
town
of
Alcoy,
Spain
is
The
Indians
spotted
the
Tyees
r,0ted
for
Its
manufacture
of
cig-four
runs
in
the
first
two
in-
aret
paper.
.
ii
I
1
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1
lift
i
&
y
r
-4
ii
n
pn
.'crs
ami
men
mu-
vi:uwn
ni
tuoinijiuiu.nii
u""
has
lust
comnlcted
a
successful
nings,
evened
tne
coum
wnn
a
pair
of
runs
in
each
of
the
next
f;c,m
puiuon.
n:s
sun
unnuerrupiea
-
qualitjini;
.
.
.
campaign
for
St.
n
nil)
Thomas
More
string
of
five
consecutive
victor-
College
federated
with
the
University
of
Saskatchewan.
ONE
TOUCH
MATCH
Forty-four
matches
were
played
Monday,
and
.
only
one
Jic-ween
Bob:
Bedfd,Sherbrooke,;
Que.,
and
George
Czuczka.
To-ronton
could
be
described
as
tough
for
a
seeded
played.
The
21-yenr-old
Bedard,
rated
No.'
2
in
the
domestic
section,
was
extended
to
1hiee
sets
before
v
won
7-5,
6-4,
8-2.
The
others
followed
the
trrnc'
"f
the
opening
match
when
Red
Hartwtg
of
Australia,
seeded
No.
2
in
the
foreign
section,
de-
i!
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f
J
Among
those
associated
on
the
committee
with
Mr.
Justice
Manson
is
Jack
McRac
of
Prince
wo
frames,
ana
went,
aneaa
in
the
sixth
on
Sheets'
round-tripper.
Worth's
homer
at
tlw
art
of
the
ninth
proved
to
be
the
payoff
blow
as
the
Tyees
idded
their
final
tally
in
their
half
of
the
innlnp.
Tri-Clty
hurler
Ken
Michclson
limited
Vancouver
to
four
hits
but
the
Capilanns
converted
hree
of
them
Into
runs
and
Rupert
The
campaign
closes
towards
.
(,r
all
tlic
A!!-Ainerlcan
Ii'uriiairtent
s.
Exemptions
World
champtonships
are
.tnl
In
the
announcement
Oe-irjf
S.
May
Company,
rs
el
th?sc
annual
evei.ts.
.
B.ibe
will
compete
If
,blc
'
s.ikl
Mr.
May,
"and
iv.'
-he
(
xp"cU
to
be
able."
c
tiiii
'.s
winner
cf
the
A!!-
iii
and
with
a
record
of
nait-lit
first
place
flnl-'hes
Irani-
h
lil.il
I
i.l
the
W.irlii
iion.h'p
for
Women
Tro-il.
Mildred
Uidriksen
-.
es
in
the
AU-Amcrican
and
three
m
the
Word
Championships
leaves
no
passible
doubt
that
he
belongs
with
the
rest
of
them.
Bill
Campbell,
whose
domination
of
the
amateur
men's
group
in
1948.
and
1949
In
the
World
Coamploni-hlps
was
successfully
challenged
when
Stranahan
started
his
monopoly
of
top
honors
the
fol.ov.ins
year,
is
also
exempt
from
qualifying
for
either
of
the
twin
events
this
time.
he
end
of
August.
1
mJA
v
r
i
a
rt
VCK'VKH
'ia
W
a
vim
1
1
Ian
i
fonted
Syd
Hcrmant
of
To-i
rcnto
6-3.
6-1.
Love
sets
and
282
Entered
In
PNGA
Tourney
scores
of
6-1.
6-2
were
the
order
!
'i''t
the
finish.
n
t..
t
J
PORTLAND
(APt
'
The
an-
"''
fu'
"'
t
hrtt.n-
fvorie
to
w
n
the
sin-sociatlon
nual
Pacific
Northwest
Golf
A.s-
lc
Il"ost
champlonship.s
were
chrduled
to
get
under
way
at
'
of
'''0Lo,
f
the.co"1
.
i,.
..hi.
hi
vdth
a
6-0.
6-2
triumph.
The
Imilies
Eat
WcII-Easily-In
Summer
imergcd
with
a
4-3
victory
In
the
opener
of
a
three-game
seriis
at
Vancouver.
A
pair
of
singles,
a
hit
batsman
and
a
triple
accounted
for
three
tallies-
in
the
first
Inning.
Errors
by
Ray
and
en
Tran
let
in
the
winning
run
in
the
fifth.
Tri-City
scored
slnsrlc
runs
In
the
fourth,
sixth
and
eighth
Innings.
Yakima
and
Calgary
produced
40
hits
between
them
in
a
wild
affair
at
Calgary,
won
by
Yaki-
Its
genial,
rich
flavour
j,,,,!
,
makes
G&W
Bonded
Stock'.
'
as
delightful
to
the
taste
as
,
it
is
easy
on
the
entertain-y,.
ment
budgetl
GOODERHAM
t
WORTS
LT0.
'
i
Establishid
1832
Cinidi'i
Oldest
Distlllsrj
,
SUNDAY
BS
Cania-.un,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
SS
Cuqui'tlam,
8
p.m.
41
It
F.
ARM
anl
STKWKl
Friday,
Camosun.
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
QI'KEN
CIIARLOTTK
ISLANDS
July
15th
and
29lh
ES
CoQuiUam,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
IS!
ANUS
S3
Coquitlam,
Mk
night
July
8th
and
22nd
FRANK
i.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
23-ycar-old
member
of
Aus-
golfers
entered
men
and
women
iraiius
iuvis
vup
uraiii
n
over
with
In
a
hurry
less
than
n
oii-'t
r-ing
rounds
of
the
six
dav
affair.
0
"lrritcR.
I.ornc
Muln
of
Vancouver
and
H'
f
r
'h"
field
of
282
entered
In
the
men's
tourney
was
to
play
in
l-h.:lc
round
at
the
Colum-in-E
l-'ewatcr
cour.se.
The
other
Yilf
will
comocte
tomorrow.
Sur-
Toronto
r.nfl
No,
e-
,mrii:.n
sr-rtiim
1
w"d
In
th?
ma,
l'-12.
The
visit
ii,g
Ecarsout-whipped
Huh
fugged
the
Stampeders
.23-17.
The
barrage
included
s.cven
home
;
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I.hiiinr'
'
Control
Board
or
hv
the
Ciovernment
of
British
CnhimMft.'
'
runs.
The
three
games
were
Monday
i
.ill
Murray
of
Hamilton
6-1,
6-1
In
another
fast-moving
match.
mi;;ts
Japanese
To'lay
Rose
meets
Mnsanobil
I'Miira,
30-yea-r-nld
nirmber
of
'I'tvip's
Oivis
Cup
tPHin.
who
whipped
M.
Jones
of
Toronto
0-4.
1-1
in
the
fir.sv
round.
Miln
is
'rsmn
ng.iln.st
Fred
Reminn
of
It'imiltnn
who
guUoprd
over
Jo-'
OiX'C,
London,
Out.,
'6-1,
6-1,
ivos
will
met
In
match
play
'VrtneHav.
Bruce
Cudd.
Pnrt'anrt.
mrnrr
t
-
Mil'n
Bill
Mnwhinnev.
'iie"iivr
was
ranked
high
lviu-T
'he
favorites
in
the
men's
-
Miwhlnnrv
has
turned
irofcsvlnnal
and
is
Ineligible
to
omiM'te,
O
u.cr?
rega'ded
as
top
eon-i7lr'
.-i"-ip
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FlemlnT,
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Wlwdrtfistonv-iUfin
nmmlsrs
to
be
nni'-li
Mlt"
I-.,
leur
'
h
mn
on
from
Long-
toucher.
lie
Is
scheduled
to
met
;
:
R
iv
W-.-ton
of
Spokane
.tjro
Yamarishl.
the
41-vii
-ol(l
.
A'ltinson
and
Bob
crtnidn-inunneer
of
tit"
1
Pc-
ii-!
Is.
bo'h
of
Portland.
invis
fun
team,
who
swish-1
i
f
v.
r
-
;
r
t
a
linxed
Cabin
On
Ship
Gone
;
IhrcUT-i
P"b
Wll
i'.n
r.f
Fort
'
Willi
m.
fl-0.
A-.
Mnivti".
!-
Fddle
Moylan
of
Trenton.
N.J.,
four
ranklni
In
t
i"
i
ciTn
section
nnd
eillert
bv
som"
,
experts
to
take
the
title
Satur-
j
oiiy.
brcew,'
t'lioivh
Hv
riisi
round.
6-1.
-2,
over
Fred
Fen-'
nell
of
Halifax.
.S
mimiiu-r
nnd
living
tholil'i
(f"
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f
-i...
ntr.a
h--
the
slii-
any.
So
ru
the
tlioiiKlitu
of
liiiiiicniaki'i
s
who
wisely
nerve
"sy
nieiiln.
ilii
H
e.it
piptiy
irnicli
tlie
iiii
mnnT
mill
winter,
mirveys
hut
during
warm
weather,
'iHiluni.
likp
NjindwichR,
kiiuph
ilnds
Hiipear
Ht
more
iiiphIr
i'Vit.
TIump's
pood
reason
for
Tomato
Chmtilrr
Atparw
and
itieei
Utt
Saint
Colli
Melon
Icrd
Tern
Temite
Chovyder!
Crlon-fry
t
llrei
bacon:
remove
bacon
from
lin
;
cook
'.i
cun
chopped
onion
until
ft
In
chippltiK.
A
1
c,n
condenned
tonmlo
soup
and
t
soup
ran
milk
plus
1
cup
cream
style
corn.
Sunnier
5
minutes.
Garnish
with
bacon
pieces.
4
servings.
if
A
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r-'
lb"
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IniiTlrl
n
lr(ir
wii;t-
fr,r
t
wis
found
hunted
Agrirullurc
is
the
most
Imim'
t
ant
Industry
in
Indin.1.
wllh
rl'-e
the
largest
crop.
full
tlie
dcliiililfiil
eHtlng
varl-
"i"
e-
bin.
on
the
next,
voy--r
1
wnn"
woman
occupnnt
.'Is-inpinrcd.
When
the
ship
re-'ir-ind
hre
today
there
was
no
-R7.
tod.
thj
cabins
on
each
side
were
larger.
nt
k
iinssihlp
whh
tittle
effiirt.
iiii-als
ai
im
i-l
Hiit
in
the
r
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the
woman
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doesn't
find
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SOUP
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Beef
Goes
Far
In
Plnwheels:
Ths
laxt
hit
of
roast
beef
turns
Into
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THE
HON.
JAMES
SINCLAIR
Minitltt
ol
Fiihstiti
'IliiiR
up.
As
you
know,
there
THE
HON.
R.
O.
CAMPNEY,
Q.C.
Solicitor
General
ol
Canarls
Associate
Minister
of
National
Define"
RT.
HON.
LOUIS
S.
ST.
LAURENT
"RIME
MINISTER
OF
CANADA
ccni-iniia
mam
an."
niit
Pinwlicel
recipe.
You'll
need
s
'I'll
more
niHin
niealn
to
serve
"e
(it
UiiH
teason
when
dill-'ii'ii't
tn
Ri-ln.nl.
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you're
In
liiivp
mine
Kiiesis
at
limi-h
I'lu
i'
att
frii'iiiU
i
nnie
visit
Inn
can
of
beer
Ki'avy
roi
II.
nisi
menu
cup
clmiiped
rooked
beef
with
seasuiilncs
(l
small
ni''n
nnd
smsll
.
clove
iiaillc.
both
minced
nd
cooked
in
butter;
plus
"lt
anJ
peppeil.
Stir
In
U
cup
of
the
beet
.run.
Now
iirepnie
biscuit
douan
1
atinin.
t
vaiictv
In
uiiiiimpr
nicalH.
tile
airay
nf
conilenKeii
noupii.
'
niiiiilwli-lies
and
i-i'Ihp
fi
cmIi
Canada
has
never
known
such
Ten
Injured
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section
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went)
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nne"
cnnstruetlon
co!,
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senCing
10
workmen
v
hnsHnls.
Th"
rn-n
f"ll
""
to
the
"-ound
when
a
frame
work
of
concrete,
steel
en-'
nlmking
caved
in
under
their
feet.
tip
.H
I
tree!
with
1
cup
or
packaged
mix
nd
,i
cup
milk
Roll
soft
dough
on
llahtly
nui-r
nun
li
to
select
from
mi
do
U
open
nnd
heat
n
le
flavor
nt
anno
Then
quickly
a
milad
or
nut
Bandwichea
floured
board
go
aoiimi
ra
-rectanisle
and
la
about
Vi-lnch
thick.
Spread
meat
mixture
on
dough;
roll
tier.
Progress
and
Prosperity
aa
tor
Jelly
loll;
cm
um.
i
i
.
Bake
on
cooky
sheet
ai
iou
r.
....
U
minutes
or
till
lightly
browned.
Serve
with
remaining
hot
gravy.
4
aervliiKS.
"SWEET
'N
LOVEL
SUMMER
MEALS'
Tiimafo
Connonime
(
hvme-Olirr
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Slratrberrr
Sfinrtrafce
"liTHTEST
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N
v
v
VOTE
70
KEEP
IT
SO
!
Snick
On
Julee
And
Tidbits:
Scf
let
bilRlit
vegetable
juices
taste
like
a
"Rxrden
In
glass
".
Keep
cans
of
the
Julee
well
chilled
for
snacks
on
warm
days.
A
have
cheess
and
cucumber
kabobs
to
nibble
s
.
....
u...i.,d
liiifilra
"iito
Coniemme:
Conililn
1
icn
cundensed
toniatu
aou-p
uiimniiiiie
with
1
soup
inn
f
and
2
tulilesiiiunis
nnelv
you
sip.
ror
aaoona.
slice
of
cucumber
I'P1
liuriiley..
Heat.
Or
chill
6
of
cheese
and
oil
toothpicks.
k
and
serve
Icy
cold.
4
serviui;.
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f
r
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Federally
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-Ton
Pttnol
IHUMiH
K
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-
UaMIo,
hrntcr
A
naturalist
working
in
the
jungles
of
Africa
uses
a
portable
aluminum
elevator
to
get
to
the
top
of
150-foot
trees
to
secure
samples
of
plant
and
animal
life.
He
simply
shoots
a
line
from
S
rifle
over
a
sturdy
limb,
attaches
it
to
the
elevator
cage
and
hauls
himself
up
by
working
a
hand
winch
fixed
to
the
cage's
floor.
,
His
one-man
elevator
is
almost
certainly
made
of
Canadian
aluminum.
For
by
putting
untamed
"white
water"
to
work
creating
electrical
power,
Canada
has
nude
itself
the
largest
exporter
of
aluminum
in
the
world.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
lAlcan)
if.
VOTEilBERt
Bob
Parker
ltd.
sTV
CV.
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
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?!:
t
SECOND
AVE.
X
uroT
prl,Sen""tl1
'S
"ol
u"blisil,1
r
displayed
by
l
ie
Liquor
'ard
or
by
the
Government
ol
Uritish
Coiunibitt.
'Hum
tttivtulueuteiil
la
puUhaUtd
by
lh
B.C.
Fedbiai--LiUtsr.il
Caiui'tiiku
CuuiiuUlu".
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