1
11
i
Thursday,
MMr(-n
12
Browns
Hope
To
Sign
Bobo
Hollman,
Hero
of
Caribbean
League
Finals
LINDSAW
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Backs
Japanese!
Timber
Deals
j
JUNEAU
I
APi
Alaska's
rn-i
ate
went
on
record
Wednesday
In
i
favor
of
the
proposed
cutting
!
of
timber
In
the
Territory's
,
'national
forests
Tor
Japan,
pro-'
i
vlding
It
Is
done
through
an
!
American
company.
!
Senate
approval
came
In
a
!
memorial
to
congress
which
!;
passed
without
a
dissenting
vote.
!
The
house
passed
four
bills
J
rstahlinlird
11ll
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
r"f
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CRATin
By
The
Associated
Press
Maybe
the
St.
Louis
Browns
ought
to
tell
shortstop
Willie
Miranda
to
spend
a
few
more
days
in
Cuba
so
he
can
bring
another
player
with
him.
Miranda
wiriwt
the
Browns
-
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nattoi,.'
World-wide
Shipment.
m
"MOVE
WITH
:...
SHir
vw
"
uw
"'
A,tAllied
Van
Phone
C
or
M
(.
114
tn
training
camp
after
a
season
of
winter
baseball
hi
his
native
Cuba.
But
the
man
In
Cuba
the
:
Browns
are
more
interested
in
1
'luring
westward
is
Alva
(Bobo1
Hollomnn.
a
risht
handed
pitch-
ed
and
the
only
unsigned
St.
Louis
player.
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f'l
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t
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r
t
i
fort
1
-.4
RED
MBf
I
V
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t
r
'during
the
afternoon
uesston.
One
of
the
house
passed
measures
was
an
education
committee
bill
to
raise
the
compulsory
education
age
to
18
unlevs
the
;
school
district
Is
without
a
high
1
school.
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SPORTSMAN'S
:
DIGEST'
RETRIEVER
SAVES
j
SNAGGED
PLUGS
HtMY
HAND
Le
1
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MJMt
famine
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A
fINEST
HAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
THERE
WAS
A
HALF
ri
VTl'RV
difference
In
the
apes
of
these
two
curlers
who
entered
the
Canadian
curling
championship
at
8udbur.
Ont.
Hal
Worth,
21.
who
plays
second
on
the
De!tle.
8ask.
rink,
exchanges
greetings
with
Peter
Gilbert.
73,
skip
of
the
Chatham
curling
club,
representing
southern
Ontario
Yanks
Ask
Chiang
To
Order
Surrender
of
Guerrillas
RANGOON,
Burma
(API
The
order
the
surrender
of
an
esti-L'nited
States
Is
putting
strong
mated
12.000
Chinese
National-pressure
on
Chiang
Kai-Shek
to
ists
guerrillas
reported
fighting
fL-ABOUT
fc
A
1
IB.
i
4
he's
leaving
immediately
for
i
their
San
Bernardino..
Calif..
'
!
Curlers
Busy
,'
!
Preparing
I
;
!
For
Bonspiel
I
!
One.
of
the
busiest
spoU
these
davs
is
the
Seal
Cove
curling
i
rink
where
preparations
are
I
!
underway
for
the
annual
open
'bonspiel
which
begins
March
21.
;
I
Two
additional
fans
have
been
i
:
installed
to
counter
the
problem
'
of
condensation
in
the
rink
and
h.ive
proved
successful.
Houses
are
being
repainted
and
the
ice
j
v
hitewashed
!
Hr.st
round
of
the
pre-bonspiel
competition
has
been
completed
with
the
following
results:
Wilson
beai
Shier,
Hoiiiston
beat
;
Johnson,
Warren
beat
Berg,
:
Rowbotham
beat
Eyolfson.
Here
are
the
draws
for
Thurs-
!
Ulay
(tonight
i
:
7:15
High
School
vs
Moore;
;
Willson
vs
Bateman.
;
I
9.15
Rowbotham
vs
Warren;
'Stewart
vs
winner
of
Ford
vs
Matthew.
North
Stars
j
:
:
Lead
Men
s
i
:
i
5-Pin
League
!
1
North
Stars
head
the
top
w.x
teams
in
the
men's
five-pin
leapoe
tn
enter
the
rhnmninn.
.
ship
roi,offs
next
Monday
fo!-,
lowing
the
last
scheduled
league
'
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Next
five
teams
are
Canadian
General
Electric.
Sedgwicks,
Moose,
Short
Circuits
and
Man-i
sons.
Magnus
Halver.-on
of
the
i
Moose
topped
all,
scoring
In
th-3
!
final
league
competition
with
a
838
Team
high
single
score
wai
tied
at
1217
between
Moose
and''"
Holloman
rliirmxcd
a
season
lol
winter
brtil
Tat.-day
niRht
by
hurling
Puerto
Rico
to
the
(Caribbean
championship,
work-!
Ing
with
only
two
days
rest
at
Havana
He
gave
up
six
hits
and
knocked
in
a
pair
of
runs
in
whipping
Venezuela,
9-2.
Sat-
urd.iy
nieht
he
beat
Cuba,
7-4
The
26-year-old
Georgian
is
working
his
way
buclo
the
big
leagues
after
an
unsuccessful
trial
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
1950.
FIGHT
YANKS
INSIGNFD
Money
talked
this
week,
particularly
In
the
training
camps
of
the
New
York
Yankees
and
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Yankees
came
to
terms
with
pitcher
Al-lie
Reynolds,
outfielders
Hank
Bauer
and
Mickey
Mantle,
and
first
baseman
Joe
Collins.
It
wa
believed
Reynolds
got
$38,000.
Bauer
$21,000,
Mantle
$18,000,
and
Collins
$15,000
Eight
mem-'
bers
of
the
world
champions,
including
pitchers
Vic
Raschl
snd
Ed
Lopat,
are
stiU
unsigned,
The
A
s
signed
first
baseman
Robinson
to
a
two
year
contract
from
an
estimated
$30,000
per
year
This
makes
the
ex-ChicagT
White
Box
player
the
highest-I
paid
man
on
the
.squad
and
th
figure
is
the
fourth
highest
ever
paid
to
a
member
of
the
Ath-i
letics.
Tie
A's
also
have
eight
men
demanding
more
dough.
U.S.
Reported
Amplifying
Atomic
Report
FLY
TO
ua
bftw
ivi
1
I
VI
R.
A.
(BOB)
SVVIitK,
50.
prominent
as
a
player
and
coach
with
a
number
of
United
States'
teams,
has
been
signed
as
coach
of
the
Calvary
Stam-peders
of
the
Western
Inter-provincial
Football
Union.
As
a
player
he
was
quarterback
with
Cleveland
Rams
and
Chicago
Bears.
Later
he
was
a
coach
with
Cleveland.
Los
Angeles.
Notre
Dame.
Green
Bay
Packers
and
Toledo
University.
Seattle
Cager
Sets
National
Scoring
Mark
SEATTLE
lAPi
Seattle
university
'sv
Johnny
O'Brien
added
another
national
record
to
his
collection
Tuesday
night
as
he
paced
the
Chieftains
to
a
94-82
basketball
victory
over
College
of
Puget
Sound.
The
5-foot-B-inch
shotmaker
tallied
31
points,
including
13
free
throws.
That
raised
his
season's
free
throw
total
to
269,
1
eight
over
the
national
record
i
for
a
single
season
set
by
Dick
Groat
of
Duke
in
1951
O'Brien's
31
points
boosted
his
season
to'al
to
709
(an
average
of
28.4i
and
his
cafrer
total
of
3095.
Rocky
Ready
To
Sign
Again
With
Walcott
.
....
Trrl
lime
la
Idmunton
te
iljihfd
u
I!
wJ
lll(hts
Monrtiy.
Writnnxl.iy
and
Friday,
m
M
;rore
and
t.ramlr
Craliir.
lUirrrl
HirmwH
Prince
Itu
pert-Terrace).
Enjoy
Canadian
faclfir's
frirndly.
rwrtnairl
spe-S'l
''
Ccwimroru
M-t
II
AKb.
Prince
Rupert,
Sandsnit,
Viikmiw-
I
wm
unaer
me
new
lljily
etrrpl
Sunder.
Cotuult
your
Travel
Agent
of
Phone
795
Canadian
(Pacift
AIRLINES
j
WASHINGTON
I
AP)
A
I
cial
atomic
report
compiled
re
Icently
at
White
House
direction
,easess
Rusiias
nuclear
weap-
ivrrniiiii
rrgimr.
The
report,
carrying
a
hlgh-fecrc-ey
label,
was
understood
to
have
been
prepared
for
President
Eisenhower
following
his
White
House
talk
with
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
a
lew
weeks
ago.
Alons
ith
details
of
U.S.
pro-
garry
COffi
Y.
'
rrT7
r3
WRSTS
fr-t
A
,llmr
co.ifl
roll
i
Results:
Short
Circuits
3.
JCs
CHICAGO
.API
Heavweighti;
Nf.th
SUrs
4
CNRA
0;
In.
champion
Rocky
Marciano
and
(!v,Kt
rials
o,
Sedewicks
2;
Moos-
Jersey
Joe
Walcott
are
ready
to
1
3.
CGE
1:
70
Taxi
3.
Watson
the
Burmese
army.
1
Guerrilla
bands
have
been
trained
and
armed
since
1950
In
the
Burmese
mountains
and
Jungles
near
Red
China's
remote
Yunnan
province
border.
But
instead
of
striking
across
I
Hie
border
at
Chinese
Communists,
the
Nationalist
forces
have
turned
their
guns
on
the
Burmese.
The
unexplained
twitch
has
alarmed
neutral
Burma
and
the
US,
particularly
because
open
fighting
may
be
used
as
an
excuse
by
Red
China
to
send
troops
over
the
border
to
"help"
in
the
disturbance.
Burma
is
reported
being
asked
to
allow
Nationalists
w
ho
winh
to
do
so
to
go
tj
Formosa
on
condition
tliey
surrender
their
aVms
to
the
Burmese
army,
which
opened
an
offensive
la.t
week
Howe
Scores
47th
Goal
as
Wings
Win
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Gordi.-H"we
scored
his
47th
goal
of
the
season
as
Detroit
Red
Wings
bl
inked
the
last-place
New
York
RmpMs
2-0
In
Madison
Square
Garden
Wednesday
night.
Howe
now
is
only
three
tallies
behind
the
all-time
NilL
record
set
by
Montreal's
Maurice
Rich-r
rd
and
he
still
has
six
games
left
to
play
in
which
to
eclipse
Richard's
mark.
BABY'S
COLDS
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
M
!-
1
Scitia
.di4
tKrr
(a
anr
mb
tllil4f
Ctirw
vf:lr
frlt9
h-ilf
ran
4h
it.
fcy
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nii4,
prn'
fir'
at
ttntm
frith
tritr.
v
thi
,,r
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fu-nir
of
a
l'-e
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lakv
rttr
rnrr
tat
tt
buWvla
f
trMrijiif
litjf
-ir-d
of
hurm'iil
Warlrl.
'In
An
lhm
WrtUO'it
uj--ttifr
bnby
whit-
rtm
and
f
nri
hrr
w
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try
Bal-jr'a
Own
TMt,
M.M.
yl
art
pnmp(lr
in
fit
in
t
rut
of
trn'atihir
mai-Tiai
that
makv
latty
rnllw
toil
fvrii"h,
1
tn
Nova
8ri.tia
M'liir
r'-
"Mr
kal7
f
'M
motilha
raiiRtit
a
riant?
mid
vt
I
tn.-d
Haliy'a
Own
'Ialil-i
mii
nl
ttrrw
thim
"('!
off
miii
kfr
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t-r
l-f.rip.
I
crlBtnir
am
fur
I'-attT'a
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frm
now
mi."
y,'inmif
it'"
ft
tut
rrt
k""
and
pwihna
result
inB
from
irtrwuiMttlf
mi
tHtiioa;
tim.
for
Mifudpai
nn,
tc-tiva
iipala
and
ttthvr
minor
Infant
trouble.
Ct
packac
Wdar
t
druatira.
FOR
AS
Your
Locol
Travel
Agent
.
.
.
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Age:
make
official
their
April
10
title
fight
at
Chicago
stadium.
Marciano,
the
unbeaten
Brockton.
Mass.,
slugger,
won
the
title
by
knocking
out
Walcott
in
the
gress
and
plans
in
the
aWmtc
?
f
ili.
it
presumably
contains
the
r.
available
information
tcmber
23.
Evos
1.
The
stadium
has
been
scaled
i
Final
Standings:
North
Stars
13th
round
in
Philadelphia
Sep-
63,
CGE
60,
Sedgwicks
56,
Moose
for
a
gross
gaU
of
$858,000
The
51-
Short
Circuits
51,
Mansons
bout
will
be
broadcast
and
tele-
5n-
70
Taxi
49.
Watson
Island-cast
nationally,
with
the
Chicago
p,s
44-
CNRA
43.
Kaien
Indus-
WXi
MARGE
SHFiH)
of
TORONTO
holds
the
trophy
emblematic
of
the
Canadian
women's
senior
badminton
championship
won
at
Toronto.
She
defeated
Lois
Reid
of
Vancouver,
1950
champion,
11-4
snd
11-3
Mar-jorie
Clapp,
1952
champion,
did
not
compete.
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!;
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-V-f!
HON
SMYTH
E
OF
TORONTO
last
week
won
his
third
consecutive
Canadian
men's,
singles
badminton
championship
at
Toronto.
He
defeated
Gord
Simpson
of
Montreal,
Quebec
champion,
10-15,
15-4,
15-7
In
the
men's
finals.
Hmythe
also
teamed
with
I'udd
Porter
of
Toronto
to
win
the
men's
doubles
title.
1
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1
Wallace
Block
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Ja.
l
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aik.
t.
North
Stars,
but
the
latter
went
;
on
to
capture
high
three
score
of
3407.
Hidden
score
of
329
was
'
won
-by
A.
Alger.
Islanders
1;
Watts
&
Nickerson
1
1.
Woodbtttchers
3:
Firemen
4,
Cooks
0;
Savoy
Hotel
3.
Family
'
Mkt
1:
Mansons
1.
Kaien
mis-tries
3;
Electrolux
3,
Nelson
tiie$
42,
Electrolux
42,
-Watts
H
Nickerson
41,
Savoy
Hotel
40,
JCs
36.
Cooks
Jewellers
31.
Wnodbtitchers
31.
Firemen
31,
Family
Mkt.
30,
Nelson
Bros.
23.
Indostrials
20.
In
the
mixed
ten-pin
league,
men's
high
single
of
212
was
lolled
by
Don
Hartwig
of
Art
Mm
rays
and
high
three
was
captured
by
Art
Olson
of
Spares,
;
-riding
games
of
211,
184
and
18?
for
a
total
of
577.
For
the
ladies.
L.
Erickson
of
j
Chumps
was
high
with
a
single
,
t'pme
of
176
while
team-mate
1
Ethel
Georgeson
added
games
i
of
170.
168
and
173
for
a
high
i
total
01
&u-
Team
honors
went
i
to
Chumps
with
scores
of
771
!
and
222B-
!
Results:
Chumps
4,
Delnor
0;
J
Spares
4,
MCs
0;
Northern
Dist.
I
3.
Art
Murravs
1.
Standings:
Chumps
30,
Spares
29,
Art
Murravs,
22,
Delnor
21,
N.
Dlst.
18.
MCs
12.
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Feb
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March
4
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
501
The
Distinguished
I
C.
BOUILI
BUTIUtO
I
C.
from
both
scientific
and
agent
sources
on
Soviet
efforts.
But
since
then
a
new
regime
has
come
to
power
in
Moscow.
Under
that
regime,
the
already
considerable
state
and
political
power
of
Lavrentl
P.
Berin,
a
ruthless
and
coldly
calculating
official,
appears
to
have
become
greater.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Wilt:
Edmonton
4,
New
West
minster
7.
U'lllL:
Trail
2,
Kimberley
8.
(Best-of-five
semi-final
tied
1-1.)
Gift
For
Queen
VANCOUVER
Kf)
A
paintin?
of
the
construction
of
the
historic
road
from
New
Westminster
to
Vancouver
has
been
completed
by
V.
R.
Timms
here
as
a
gilt
for
the
Queen.
It
Is
expected
Lieutenant-Governor
Clarence
Wallace
will
take
the
painting
when
he
goes
to
London
for
the
Coronation.
area
blacked
out
readers
BPO.
Elks
meeting,
Thursday.
March
12,
8
p
rri.
'60
Valhalla
meeting
tonight.
!
!ri
taxation
of
officers
-
(ltpi
!
Annual
meeting
of
Prince
i
Kupert
Ft.hermen's
Credit
Union.
j
Thursday,
March
19,
Canadian
Lfgion
Hall.
8
p.m.
1661
AtU
ntion
all
Kaien
Consumers
Credit
Union
members
An-
nual
general
meeting
Thursday
night,
(
o'clock,
at
Common
Lounge,
Civic
Centre.
16O1
AtU-ntion
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple.
Special
meeting
Friday,
March
13,
to
welcome
DDI
Honored
Royal
Lady
Mr.
Thelma
Bell
of
Prince
George.
(6O1
At
the
Co-op
Bakery
Friday
and
Saturday
Apricot
Deluxe
Cake,
only
49c.
Don't
forget
Coop
enriched
white
bread
it's
good
for
you.
..."
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)
Remember
Sons
of
Norway
dance
March
J3;
whist
8
o'clock,
dancing
10-2.
Good
prizes.
Refreshments.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi
and
accompaniment.
Everybody
welcome.
.
(61)
Dr.
Nars
Dale,
the
president
of
the
Evangelical
Lutheran
Church
in
Canada,
will
be
guest
speaker
In
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Sunday
morning.
All
members
and
affiliates
are
invited
to
attend.
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1151,
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UnkMl
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distinguislics
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Discover
for
yourself
why
B.C.
Double
Di'
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preferred
by
British
Colunibians
for
its
'"f"
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LITTLE
AS
$10
If
you
have
as
little
as
ten
dollars
to
invest
rt
.
.
.
this
should
interest
you.
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fTA
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Fund
Limited
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Investment
that'pO
provider
you
with
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interest
In
many
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S
J
of
exe,elent,,.securities
...
By
diversifying
i
investments',
Canadian
Investment
Fund
re-duces
market
ri.sks.
In
pooling
Investors'
rj
resources,
C.I.F,
obtain
jointly
what
only
a
few
f
could
afford
alone.
McMahon
and
Burns
Limited
has
had
the
rTJ
privilege
of
working
with
Prince
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for
some
time.
We
have
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opportunity
of
f
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teliin?
outside
investors
of
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great
poten-
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tialities
of
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Rupert
area.
We
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of
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a
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