,;,
PHne
fj,
Tuesday
,
Financial
Status
of
WIL
Teams
To
Get
Top
Billing
at
Spokane
Campy
Sparks
Ten-Game
Win
Streak
To
Move
Dodaers
into
First
Place
-
tf!
KIDNEY
By
BEN
PHLRGAR
Sunday,
it's
been
just
one
victory
'double.
The
victory
marked
the
after
another,
as
the
Dodgers
!
third
time
the
Dodgers
have
had
Rob
yoot
f.
across
four
runs
in
the
fourth
by
Mike
Catron,
John
Alblni
inning.
A
three-run
single
by
Herman
Lewis,
Len
Noren
and
Vic
Buccola
highlighted
the
rally.
Charlie
Mead
8alem
went
ahead
With
two
out
and
the
count
at
to
stay
In
the
fifth
on
Clone
moved
from
fourth
place
to
a
I
to
go
into
extra
innings
during
;
M
firm
hold
on
the
league
lead.
i
their
winning
spree.
3-2
Buccola
rapped
out
a
hit
Tanselli's
three-
run
homer
and
'
I
The
Braves
sank
into
fourth
n
nrva'
.i
,
Odl
in-
J.
wpunliei
,,
-
T
witn
tne
Dases
louoen.
rne
craves
uomue
rerez
round-tripper
with
added
a
brace
of
runs
In
both
'the
bases
empty.
the
seventh
and
eighth
frames.!
;
At
Salem,
the
hometown
Sena-
I
'
KSKIMO
NAMF
tors
pushed
across
four
runs
in
the
fifth
to
break
a
4-4
tie
with
I
Pn'igiilrtung,
a
post
on
Buf-
By
'i'ne
cnnadlnn
Pres
Finances
stil)
was
the
Western
International
League's
number
one
problem
Tuesday,
despite
rainy
weather
which
forced
postponement
of
two
more
games
Monday
night.
To
study
the
situation
Robert
Abel.
WIL
president,
has
scheduled
a
directors'
meeting
in
Spokane
Saturday.
Although
he
said
the
session
would
be
a
regular
one.
the
financial
condition
of
the
10
teams
would
get
top
consideration.
Originally,
Abel
announced
the
meeting
for
Yakima
Wednesday
but
switched
it
because
of
the
ill
health
of
Roy
Hotchklss,
owner
of
the
Spokane
Yakimo.
The
Bears
opened
the
fin
Island,
was
named
from
DoddsKidn
Asoi-tated
Press
Sport'--
Writer
Campy's
back
and
the
Dodgers
are
threatening
to
turn
the
National
League
pennant
race
into
another
Brooklyn
runaway.
'
Since
big.
genial
Roy
Camp-anella
returned
to
action
they've
won
every
game
they've
played
and
now
have
a
streak
of
10,
as
Ioiir
as
any
in
the
circuit
this
'
season.
The
hard-working
catcher;
fretted
through
29
days
of
In-j
activity
following
an
operation
!
on
his
broken
left
wrist
And
his
.
iludcer
team-mates
fretted
right
'
along
with
him,
blowing
games,
they
should
have
won.
slumping
at
the
plate
and
hobbling
in
the
!
lield.
i
Since
Campanella
went
back
bfhiiul
the
plate
a
week
ago
the
Eskimo
word
for
'
the
place
of
the
caribou."
scoring
in
the
first
inning
with
three
runs
on
successive
singles
BATTI.KI)
12
They
had
to
battle
12
innings
Monday
night
before
subduing
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
7-5.
After
Carl
Furillo
singled
in
the
tie-breaking
run,
Campanella
stole
home
for
the
extra
tally.
Duke
Snider
of
the
Dodgers
hit
a
homer,
triple
and
double.
The
New
York
Giants
beat
Milwaukee
4-2
and
the
Boston
Red
Sox
won
a
pair
from
Detroit
3-2
and
5-4,
the
second
game
in
12
innings.
The
rest
pf
the
teams
in
both
leagues
were
idle.
Campanella
aided
the
early
attack
with
a
home
run
and
Pee
Wee
Reese
ran
his
hitting
streak
to
12
games
with
a
single
and
a
place
as
they
bowed
to
the
runner-up
Giants,
who
trail
Brooklyn
by
two
games.
Milwaukee
now
is
four
games
back.
Whlley
Lockman's
home
run
with
Wes
Westrum
on
base
in
the
second
inning
provided
the
winning
margin.
Eddie
Mathews
hit
a
420-foot
home
run
in
the
eighth.'
v
Boston's
double
triumph
moved
the
Red
Sox
into
fifth
place
in
the
American
League,
only
3'a
games
out
of
the
first
division.
Frank
Sullivan
and
Tom
Brewer,
two
rookie
righthanders,
tamed
the
Tigers
with
Brewer
going
all
the
way
in
the
12-inning
nightcap.
He
struck
out
the
side
in
the
10th
and
11
men
altogether.
;
Jy
i
I
ty'rS'JJ'
i
Indians.
Hotchkiss
would
be
iinabte
to
travel
to
Yakima.
His,
club
is
one
of
those
whose
future
;
operation
is
in
doubt.
The
games
rained
out
Monday
j
night
were
ViUui
ia
at
Spokane
,
and
Calg-ury
at
Edmonton.
In
;
the
contests
that
did
get
played,
the
top
three
teams
lost
to
second
division
competition.
League-leading
Vancouver
was
dumped
by
Lewistim.
5-4.
Wen-atchee
was
topped
by
Tri-l'ity,
8-4.
and
Yakima
lost
to
Salem,
j
by
the
same
score.
i
A
hometown
boy
accounted
for
j
Lewlston's
triumph
over
Vancou-
!
ver.
Ken
Peterson,
just
out
of
j
the
Navy
and
newly
signed
by
the
Brones,
rapped
out
a
single
in
the
last
of
the
ninth
to
send
I
June
20ih
You'll
be
tur
lo
pleott
Dad
on
Fothn't
D0
with
a
gift
o
GilleH.
Blut
Bladet
or
o
GMItlI
Ono-Piect
Roior
Sol.
GilleHi
Bladtt
aro
flrl
choice
with
men
I
The
Red
Sox
hopped
on
Steve
j
Gromek
for
three
runs
in
the
I
first
three
innings
of
the
first
j
ganje.
Milt
Boiling
drove
home
i
t
lie
winning
rim
in
the
second
j
game
wit
ha
single
after
Harry
I
A'iganis
had
singled
and
moved
i
to
second
on
a
sacrifice.
j
Major
League
I
Leaders
1
Ry
The
Associated
Pre;a
Hy
The
Associated
Press
whoro
and
Gillette
Razon
are
recognij,,)
0,
i,
INTERIOR
HIGH
SCHOOLER
SIGNS
BOS0X
CONTRACT
VANCOUVER
&
Ted
Bowesfield,
19-year-old
lefthander
Willi
I'cntictoii
Athletics
of
the
Okanagan
Mainline
Baseball
League,
signed
a
contract
Monday
with
Boston
Red
Sox
of
the
American
League,
it
was
learned
here.
Ho
will
be
sent
to
San
Jose,
Calif.
Bowesfield,
w
ho
graduated
from
high
school
last
Thursday,
has
thrown
a
four-hitter
and
a
three-hitter
so
far
this
year.
He
has
a
three-year
strike-out
average
of
10
a
game.
Kinsmen,
Sea
Kings
Tie
8-8
In
Season's
Second
Meeting
iineii
moving
innrumentt
money
can
buy.
The
moi
praciicai
gmt
you
could
find
for
men,
Gillette
ROCKET
Razor
SJ
1
Gold-plattd
JOHN
I.ANIY
of
Australia
will
make
another
of
his
many
attempts
at
the
four-minute
mile
In
Stockholm
tonight
in
his
second
appearance
of
eight
-'bdi,'H
for
his
Scandinavian
tour.
With
Sweden's
Nils
Toft
ln.ng
hnn
lor
the
first
880
yards,
Landy
will
try
to
beat
the
records
established
bv
Britain's
Roger
Bannister
when
lie
ran
the
mite
in
3.59
4
to
become
the
first
person
ever
to
trash
the
four-minute
barrier.
Both
Landy
and
Bannister
will
compete
in
the
British
Empire
Games
at
Vancouver
this
In
Nick
Cannuli
and
break
up
a
4-4
tie.
Lewlston
knotted
the
score
the
preceding
frame
on
a
single,
a
walk
and
a
double.
Tri-City
cooled
off
Wenat-chre's
red
hot
Chiefs
by
pushing
li:HIX
I.K.AOI
r.
I
AB
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vlla.
Cleveland
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Cleveland
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...
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Detroit
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nocket
Ont
Pitct
10-blade
dispenser
rene
travel
case
th
at
a
touch.
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Nickel-plated
Runs
Mlnoso.
40.
Runs
baited
In
Mlnoso,
51.
Hits-
Avtla.
T2.
Doubles
Vernon.
Washlns-lon,
Gift-Wrapped
Carton
of
SO
Glllett
Blue
Bladet
e
Father!
Day
carton
of
easy-shaving
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
convenient
dispensers
with
safety
compartments
for
used
blades.
Each
carton
holds
50
blades.
$250
14
Gillette
Rocket
0
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
K.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Pf.cne
Green
960
Razor,
10-blade
and
Styrene
case,
Triples
Mlnoso,
seven.
Home
runs
Rosen.
13.
Stolen
bases
Minoso
and
Rivera.
Chlcatro.
seven.
Pltrhins
Uriinra.
Detroit,
Moru-an.
New
York
and
Stone.
Washington,
3-01
000
Strikeouts
Turley.
Baltimore.
77.
In
a
-sharp
ball
game
lar.t
iihiu
at
Ai'Mima
Park
the
Kins-.
m.u
pulled
themselves
up
to
ihi'ir
second
tic
of
the
season'
v.ith
the
.same
team,
the
Rf-a
iuL.-i
and
by
the
same
score
8-11.
Tli.--
first
six
men
to
step
in!
to
the
plate
last
ni'iht
wove;
thrown
out
nt
first.
HebU
st.i't-i
ins
pitcher
for
Kinsmen
picked
uj)
Dov.
nine's
grounder
and
t'i.
!:ed
to
A:
inslrijiv...
at
tir.-.t.
Ken
.
Durkciidoi
1,
Kinsmen
.second1
Canadian,
U.S.
Golf
Stars
Meet
I
Three-Way
Tie
In
Mixed
Loop
sacker
assisted
Armstrong
to
take
care
of
Meiahen
and
Kerr.
When
the
Kinsmen
came
to
b:'.t
Ken-
who
started
on
t!'e
'
mound
lor
tho
Sea
Kin-s
p.'Oii'ptly
returned
the
comnli-inciu
by
tossing
to
McLeod
at
In
st
b.oe
to
take
care
of
Holder,
while
Meiglicn
and
Downing
at
tiiM-d
and
short
picked
up
rojleis
by
Adams
and
Olsen
nd
threw
but
h
of
them
out.
Gary
Oi'iivle
leading
off
i'ur
the
Sc-a
Kin's
cut
the
first
hit
nl
the
gallic
when
ho
.siny.Hl
arid
uro:i"ht
in
the
first
run
as
lleob
started
to
waver
and
threw
a
lew
wiid.
In
the
ooitom
of
,nc
.scco'id
Kerr
.set
down
the
opposition
slrikint;
out
Foster
and
Seymour,
1
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Pot
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Gillette
No.
38
Razor
Set
New
featherweight
one-piece
nickel
and
aluminum-plated
razor
with
10-
Gllletle
Aristocrat
No.
66
Razor
Set
e
Choice
of
gold-plated
or
rhodium
finished
one-piece
razor
with
10-blade
dispenser.
Packed
in
beauti
A
three-wav
tie
for
first
place
v
t'l'iovu.
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f:
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AB
Ft
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Mlli,lal,
at.
Louis
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Brooklyn
120
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St.
Louis
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York
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Ibnltler.
Hnxiklyn
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30
08
Runs
Musiul,
52.
Jiuns
batted
in
Mu.'ial.
02.
Hlts-Jablonski.
15.
Triples
Mays.
New
Yolk
blade
dispenser
has
developed
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Spring
Bowling
League,
with
only
two
points
separating
the
top
six
teams.
j
In
Monday-'.s
bowling.
RusSel
McNeil
of
Leftovers
captured
both
men
s
hlah
siimle
name
an
1
1
UiKl
ful
presentation
case.
ejOO
rwni
enmenst.
St
Louis,
live.
Home
runs
Mvisial.
19.
and
chrome-trimmed
case.
$379
stolen
basi,
Urulun.
Mllwuiikn
11.
1
hi
tl
ernitmrni
is
not
puninnea
r
displaved
hv
ilie
Liquor
onirul
Board
or
by
the
OocnmfQl
o)
Hruish
Columbia.
allowing
Voagan
a
safe
hit
unrti
Pitciiinn-Pmires
8-i
i
'"'ill
three
with
an
even
300
and
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Brooklyn
!'C-t1i;m
under
a
pop-up
by
Dock-
,
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For
Hopkins
Cup
P.y
GI
RRY
1.01'OHKED
,
:inutltan
Pr'ss
S;u!T
Writer
TORONTO
PIt
will
be
even
Strikeouts
Hucldix.
St.
Louis.
05.
VbO.
i
Jean
Sharpe
of
No-Names
roll-!
ed
252
and
670
for
ladicst
hiih
1
endorf.
Murray
came
in
in
the
top
of
the
third
to
handle
pitch!.!"
duties
lor
the
Kinsmen
but
ihe
Sea
Kings
pushed
in
two
more
run.s
on
doubles
by
Kerr
and
Last
Night's
Fights
money,
take
your
choice
when
six
Canadfan
professionals
and
By
The
Associated
Press
single
and
hii-'h
three.
Cantels
bowled
team
hi'ih
game
with
1,205
and
high
three
with
3,3'JO.
u.sini;
a
140
handicap
aqainst
Wrathall's.
Results:
Family
Market
4,
Chums
0;
Ilearlpinners
4.
Hol
BROOLYN
J
oey
Maxim,
177,
f
'lCVPl-111,1
onlni,,
EH
1
a
Ogilvie,
an
error
by
Seymour
and
"
on
opportunity
.
FOR
YOUNG
CANADIANS
WITH
1
w"i!f
giv,e"
?
Jones-
Alf
HimIel-
i
terson.
168.
Brooklyn
10
and
David
Allen
both
struck
on
NEW
YORK
Archie
Moore,
a
putting
genius
from
South
Africa
take
on
a
seven-man
United
States
team
in
the
third
annual
International
Golf
Association
matches
opening
at
suburban
Port
Credit
Thursday
Withe
Hopkins
Trophy.
Hack
this
year
are
greens
wiz
ioa"4,
Miami,
stopped
Beit
I
shots
0:
No-Names
3.
Tl
and
Johnson
was
cut
off
at
home
v.lien
he
tried
to
get
in
on
a
pitch
thai
catcher
Vornn
er
Cats
1;
Aces
wtiiienuist,
18S',2,
Baltimore,
6.
1;
Cantels
3,
Wrathall
LATI0N
OR
EQUIVALENT
JUNIOR
MATRICU
non-title.
3,
Luckv
Strikes
1:
Leftovers
2.
fumbled
but
managed
to
regain
In
time
to
toss
to
Murray
who
ard
Bobby
Locke,
a
South
African
who
is
an
honorary
member
of"""'
'
,
Pt
,
,
the
of
tlle
'hlrd
the
Canadian
Professional
Golf-!,.1'1
bo:lom
BERLIN,
N.H.
Vern
Steven-
j
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
2.
son.
163,
Montreal,
stopped
Srait-
I
StaiKliivrs:
Wrathall's
21
N.-ty
Hicks,
159,
Portland,
Me.,
1.
1
Names
21
Leftovers
21
A'-es
J)
LOS
ANGELES
Willie
Vauehn
Family
Market
20,
Heartplnn.'ts
li;ii'4l
Los
Angeles,
outpointed
1
19,
Whalen's
13
Canters
1G
Ti"er
Rainey
Mays,
159.
Los
Angele-i,
i
Cats
11.
Churns
10,
llotshots
9,
'
'
10-
Lucky
Strikes
5.
'
I
Association,
e
rs
Stan
Vancouver's1
s
u
,UU1M-'
uu'wra
'hpn
Ar,n-tl011S
rapped
a
single
Fletcher
of
i
Leonard,
Pat
!
'.i
!
sflk
Saskatoon,
Jules
Huot
of
Laval!1"
'.',
.oaie".ne
DUl
was.
,ou
uii
llliiil
WIICII
iMUl
I
UV
suae
O
If.
sure
le
Lac,
Que.,
and
Montreal's
j
Bill
Kerr.
The
newcomers
are
!
'
team
captain
Henry
Martell
df
i
Edmonton
and
Gorriie
Brydson,
j
pro
at
the
host
Mississaugua
j
Golf
and
Country
Club
ana
a;
member
of
the
1952
Canadian!
squad.
j
Holder
grounded
out
to
first
and
!
Adams
grounded
out
third
to
first.
It
was
a
fatal
fifth
for
theH-.-i
Kin"s
as
Kinsmen
catcher
Vu
1-fc-an
led
off
with
a
single
a
id
:
Uo'.i"
Turner
followed
wilh
another.
When
Kv-rr
walked
Arm-
The
U.S.
team
is
formidable.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1954
CLEAN-UP
CAMPAIGN
Tliisvis
to
advise
all
citizens
that
from
June
7
until'
June
15
(inclusive
dales),
the
f'ity
Forces
will
(ullect
ami
dispose
of
all
accumulated
debris
ami
trash,
ii
lilarcd
conveniently
lo
the
roadway.
W..
,k
r.
,
I
""""'4,
Ofll
1VIMS
VUH'.:il
ri.l"K
.Rojaetecl
Ooiros
Association
hr
4hat
country,'
tt
is
captained
by
Walt
This
is
a.
call
to
young
m
ready
to
serve
Canada
5
.rtg
1
IN
THE
irotn
snort
wvcuanie
jous(wiin
him.
Downing
took
Murray
jut
on
three
strikes
then
lost
the
'
target
giving
Holder
a
base
on
balls
to
force
in
the
first
Kin.-,-mcn
tally.
Kinsmen
then
went
on,
011
two
more
walk.s,
three
errors,
and
a
long
two
baer
by
Foster
to
take
the
lead
7-5.
The
Sea
Kings
came
back
in
the
top
of
the
sixth
on
two
walks
a
long
hard
triple
by
Gary
Ogilvie
and
an
error
to
edge
ahead
8-7.
Dous
Turner
brought
the
score!
Eurkemo,
PGA
champion
last
year.
Holdovers
from
last
year's
team
are
Ted
Kroll
and
Ed
(Porky!
Oliver.
Jerry
Barber,
Chandler
Harper,
Marty
Furgol
and
Dave
Douglas,
1953
Canadian
Open
winner,
are
newcomers
rounding
out
the
squad.
They
replace
Jack
Burke,
Jr.,
Tommy
Bolt,
Julius
Boros,
Jim
Turnesa
and
Doug
Ford
from
last
year's
winning
line-up.
This
service
is
free
of
charge
1'IIONE
CITY
WORKS
IIIJ'AKTMFNT,
Leave
Name
and
Address.
ROYAL
iCANADIA
NAVY
The
"VtNTURE
PLAN"
offers
a
special
7
year
Short
Service
appointment.-Cadets
who
show
a
desire
to
make
the
Navy
their
career,
may
later
obtain
permanent
commissions,
if
they
have
the
necessary
qualifications.
The
"Venture
Plan"
enables
the
young
Cadet
to
complete
his
high
school
studies
to
Senior
Matriculation
standard
.
.
.
.
.
.while
he
is
gaining
practical
naval
training,
ashore
and
afloat
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
learning
the
responsibilities,
self-discipline
and
leadership
required
of
the
Canadian
naval
officer.
'
ouck
to
a
tie
by
hitting
a
loi;
Walls
To
Meet
L
....
r
trbtCt
F
thacl'
t
,t
P
an
"'I
Dan
creep
into
left
field
that
ould
not
be
relayed
back
in
until
he
had
rounded
the
entire
circuit.
Downing
then
issued
Armstrong
a
free
pass
to
first
base
on
lour
balls
and
Comadlna
called
in
Mike
Greene.
Greene
put
out
tin;
fire
by
striking
out
Murray
and
Holder
and
strong,
who
had
stolen
to
third
South
American
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
Canadian
'
heavyweight
boxing
champion
Earl
Walls
of
Toronto
and
Edmonton
will
meet
Edgardo
Jose
Romero
of
the
Argentine
In
a
10-round
main
event
match
here
CM?
cvmcnm
""'
tun
r
today.
DAILY
SERVICES
TO
EASTERN
CANADA
AND
U.S.A.
6
Dally
Transcontinental
flights
from
Vancouver"
2
Daily
Transcontinental
flights
from
Edmonton
ENQl'IRE
ABOUT
SAVINGS
POSSIIil.E
OX
TCA's
NEW
TOl'niST
SLRVK'E
C.VJ
base
stayed
there
when
Adams
July
22.
fight
promoter
Earle
!
popped
up
to
first
baseman
Bi'.iy
MeLeod.
Kalani
announced
Monday.
Kalani
said
Eddie
Cotton.
Vr.NTVRn
PLAN,
NAVAL
HEADQUARTERS,
OTTAWA.
Please
send
me
complete
informaiion
on
'Veniure
Plan"
for
officer
training.
die
N"
Sea
Kings
032
0038
Kinsmen
000
0718
Upon
acceptance
cadett
will
be
appointed
te
the
there
training
tttablishment
HMCS
Venture,
at
the
Naval
Bate
of
Etquimalt,
near
Victoria,
B.C.
Academic
ttudiet
will
bt
combined
with
naval
training.
Four
month
annually
will
be
spent
at
tea.
Emphasit
will
be
laid
upon
physical
fltnet
programmer
On
Successful
completion
of
the
2
year
basic
course,
the
cadet
is
promoted
to
the
rank
of
midshipman,
and
subsequently
to
sub-lieutenant,
receiving
the
Queen's
Commission
as
an
officer
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Uniforms
are
provided
to
cadets
on
oining.
Food,
living
See
your
Travel
Agent
or
Cull
TC.
In
iiii-4tiivfr
at
T.
Ol:u
658
Howe
St.
(opp.
Oeorula
Hiitel
Seattle
lightweight,
will
meet
Henry
Hall
of
New
Orleans
in
another
bout
on
the
same
card,'
scheduled
outdoors
in
Callister
park.
Extra
seats
will
provide
a
EARLY
ORCHARDS
The
first
apple
trees
in
Nova
Scotia's
Annapolis
valley
were
TRANS'
CANADA
MY
NAME
.
ADDRESS
...
CITY
PROV.
"'""
'
noun..,,,
rr-r
seating
capacity
of
14,000
at
the
,
planted
in
1638
by
the
Acadian
Park.
J
settlers.
'mcoKnaixiii
instru-
B
quarters,
dental
and
medical
care,
tuition,
books
nm
'cation..
mints,
lc,
are
furnished
by
the
Navy.
Thirty
days
-t--t,
ACE
annual
leave
with
pay
is
granted.
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
jr-
Phone
60
Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation.
.
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STORAGE
LTD.
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