Canada
Outdoors
riiiice
Kuperr
uauy
ise:
Saturday.
January
24,
Ia53
Filchock
Signs
With
Regirta
KKUINA
Frank
FH
I
o,
k,
who
cou"'l''d
the
fcdmoi,t'"i
Eskimos
to
wes'.err.
fu
i'.ball
championship
last
yir,
i!gned
Friday
to
ciach
.Sii-Xatclirw-n
riders
l
i
1953
Western
Intcrpio-
A-
B.C.
Seeks
Permission
To
Hike
Phone
Tax
Rate
V
Ontario
Experts
Have
Huge
Park
Area
For
Field
Studies
TORONTO
(CP)
Ontario
experts
have
a
convenient
2.700-souare-mile
area
for
their
field
studies
vlnclal
Football
Union.
on
how
best
to
conserve
the
province's
wild
life
and
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Columbia,
is
asking
Ottawa
to
raise
the
ceiling
on
the
tax
rate
which
the
provincial
government
and
its
municipalities
may
impose
on
telephone
companies.
,
Bllt
premjer
w.A.C.
Bennett
I
fish
population.
j
'
i
,
.
Research
in
natural
science
is
dine
h
the
pky
.
d.!.,ii,l,
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trm
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(
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if
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XI-
rt
(
it
n,nr
fr
v
I
said
this
does
not
mean
the
i
government
is
planning
to
imp-j
lement
any
tax
increase,
j
He
said
the
province
Ls
merely
i
taking
advantage
of
a
clause
in
jits
tax-rental
agicemt
with
1
the
federal
government
lo
tn-!
sure
that
ni
othei
province
get.;
I
a
better
deal.
I
In
British
Columbia,
the
prcv-
Immigration
Quota
Cut
By
Aussies
only
one
of
the
uses
of
Algonquin
Park,
vast
forest
and
game
preserve
lying
east
of
the
Ottawa
River
on
the
southern
fnnge
of
the
Canadian
shield
Its
northwest
corner
is
some
30
miles
south
of
North
Bay.
Established
in
1893,
the
park
has
four
basic
purposes:
to
preserve
in
Ontario
a
primeval
forest,
to
piutt-cl
the
head
waters
of
five
Important
rivers;
to
provide
a
health
resort
and
recreational
una;
to
provide
n
refuse
u
Mm
urn
mm
Age
Kule
May
Keep
Walcott
Out
of
Ring
WILMINGTON,
Del.
(APi
Robert
Christenbrrry,
chairman
if
thff
New
Y'v-k
State
Athletic
Commission,
says
he
"seriously
doubts"
that
former
hcavyeiht
champion
Jersey
h
"
V.'.-i'ott
will
ever
fight
again.
At
the
annual
dinner
of
the
Wilinlnpton
Sports
Writers
and
Broadcaster
Auoclution,
tlirlst-enberry
said
"Rules
of
I
he
New
Yoik
State
Athletic
Commission
and
almost
every
Mute
say
that
a
fighter
cannot
be
licensed
alter
he
Is
4n
vvit.s
of
use
I
seriously
doubt
Hilliord
C.
lyl,
Monoglng
Dkki,,.
CANBERRA
(Reuters)
Aus-!
ince
and
the
municipalities
can
tralia
has
cut
its
immigration
I
tax
public
utilities
in
two
differ-quola
to
40.000
for
the
next
six
j
ent
ways.
months
because
of
the
current!
One
wav.
whlrh
L
n.wd
hv
most
economic
slump.
ONE
GREASE
JOB
with
o
purchose
of
1
set
of
Tire
Chains
Offer
r.
"l
until
January
31,
rt:.3.
Immigration
,
municiDalities.
Ls
a
tax
on
newer
Minister
Harold
Holt
a
nnounced.
line.
telephone
poles
and
other
End
breeding
ground
for
wild
life.
GOOD
FOR
RESEARCH
The
park
is
convenient
for
research
because
controlled
experiments
arc
possible
on
a
wide
scale.
For
instance,
one
area
of
equipment
and
property
of
the
companies.
The
second
method
is
a
tax
of
not
more
than
three
per
cent
on
the
companies
gross
revenues.
In
Ontario,
many
municipalities
use
the
second
method,
but
SEE
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERViCE
LIMITED
Jrd
Ave.
W.
I'h.me
tirren
217
Last
years
Australian
immi-Biati'.in
quota
was
150,'JOO.
Since
l'J49
thousands
of
Britons
and
other
Europeans
have
been
brought
here
under
an
assistance
plan
by
which
the
Australian
government
pays
all
but
TIC
of
their
fare,
lets
them
live
in
hostels
until
settled
and
helps
them
find
jobs.
From
now
on
this
plan
will
apply
only
to
immigrants
who
have
relatives
or
friends
to
vouch
for
them
in
Australia.
The
minister
said
the
government
plans
to
put
the
reduced
Walcott
will
ever
fight
again
"
He
did
not
explain
his
refer
Try
Doily
NewtW
30
square
miles
is
closed
to
the
puihc
so
that
specialists
can
make
a
complete
study
of
the
park
mammals.
Research
discloses
that
the
deer's
homing
instinct
ls
stronger
than
its
nppetlte.
Because
of
shortage
of
food
in
some
sec
ence
to
Walcott.
listed
in
mostj
rlnit
bool-s
as
being
38.
The
hint
as
to
Jersey
Joe's
future
came
during
a
dscus.nn
i
f
the
recent
Order
by
New
York
WINNING
THE
WESTERN
Interprovincial
Football
Union
title
can
mean
a
lost
job
for
coaches.
Since
Calgary
Stampoders
ups
't
the
football
world
with
a
12-7
Orey
Cup
victory
over
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
in
1948,
four
Western
title-winning
coaches
have
been
given
the
bounce.
The
latest
is
Frank
Filchock,
whose
Edmonton
Eskimos
lost
to
Toronto
Argonauts
in
the
1952
Canadian
final
In
1951,
when
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
lost
In
the
Cup
final
to
Ottawa,
coach
Harry
Smith
got
the
heave-ho.
In
1950,
Butch
Larson
coached
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
to
the
Western
title,
then
last
to
Argonauts
and
was
sent
kicking.
Conch
Les
Lear
of
the
Stampeders
coached
Calgary
to
the
1948
Orey
Cup
championship
and
rode
the
Calgary
range
until
this
year.
tions
of
the
park,
deer
have
been
moved
to
other
areas
in
that
province
the
tax
on
tele-1
phone
companies
can
be
as
high
as
four
per
cent
of
revenues.
Ontario
recently
signed
a
tax
j
agreement
wiui
Ottawa.
Thlsi
agreement
is
similar
to
that
i
which
B.C.
and
eight
other
prov-'
inces
signed
last
summer.
How-
j
ever,
the
Ontario
agreement
:
specifies
that
the
exL'iir.0
rate'
of
taxation
cn
telephone
cor.i-
j
panics
be
maiiii
lined,
without!
reducing
Ottawa's
'
rental''
pay-
j
Where
fooi
immigration
program
into
effect!
for
six
months
"until
we
see
how
our
economy
is
progressing."
Holt
said
Australia's
economic
I
crisis
last
year
was
as
grave
as
I
i
ftate
commission
and
the
National
BoxinH
Association
that
lieavywebht
champ""
fioekv
Marclano
must
defend
his
title
by
April
10.
Marriano
won
he
crown
from
Walcott
by
a
13th-round
knockout
at
Philadelphia
last
fall.
A
return
bout
had
been
agreed
to
e
arlirr.
where
food
ls
plentiful
Often
they
head
right
back
to
their
old
surroundings
and
starve
to
death
because
they
can't
get
enough
to
ent.
The
Ontario
government
bans
hunting
in
the
park.
Angling
Is
permitted
although
many
laken
are
closed
in
alternate
years
be-I
cause
research
shows
that
thli
i
helps
maintain
the
fish
popula-
tion.
The
p.-rka
forest
is
jiirtinly
Ban
on
Gas
Jets
Protested
By
Rooming
House
Operators
that
of
the
1930s,
with
a
30
per
cent
drop
in
export
income
being
reflected
throughout
the
whole
economy.
ments
to
the
province.
B.C.
now
Is
asking
Ottawa,
under
the
terms
of
its
contract,
to
amend
B.C.'s
agreement
to
bring
it
into
line
with
Ontario's.
Tnis
would
give
the
province
and
any
municipalities
which
use
the
tax-on-Vevenues
system
a
higher
maximum
rate
applicable
to
telephone
companies.
The
rate
for
electric
light
and
power,
gas,
bus
and
street-car
companies
would
stay
at
three
per
cent.
i
committee
calls
for
a
stepped
-up'
j
enforcement
campaign
aimed
at
faulty
equipment
installations.
HOCKEY
SCORES
WHI-TiM-oma
1.
Victoria
5:
Vancouver
5.
Edmonton
3
OSIIL
V.rnon
3.
Pentlcton
4;
Nelson
3.
Kimberley
6.
second
gtowth
since
most
of
the
area
was
cut
over
in
the
last
-entury.
Protection
service
Is
rigid.
Park
sumrintendent
George
H.
Voters'
List
Streamlined
By
Socreds
VICTORIA
P
A
change
in
the
provincial
Elections
Act
to
streamline
the
procedure
for
cleaning
out
deadwood
in
the
voters'
list
has
been
made
by
a
cabinet
order.
"
VANCOUVER
T
A
campaign
against
a
"potential
killer''
ls
under
way
in
Vancouver.
It
Is
a
battle
against
gas
poisoning
and
suffocation
deaths,
most
of
thern
in
rooming
homes
using
gas
plates
and
obsolete
appliances.,
A
special
committee
of
city
council
has
recommended
a
ban
on
all
gas
cooking
appliances
in
sleeping
rooms.
Such
a
ban.
it
is
estimated,
would
hit
at
17.000
gas
appliances.
A
Teport
to
the
committee
showed
115
gas
deaths
in
1952.
Fifty-six
were
listed
as
suicide.
Three
persons
died
ns
the
result
of
suicide
bids
of
others.
A
safety
shut-off
device
a
valve
that
cuts
off
gas
within
15
seconds
of
the
flame
being
extinguishedhas
been
demonstrated
by
Fred
Lade,
a
Vancouver
inventor.
Ue"
was
advised
to
submit
the
device
to
the
American
Gus
Association
laboratory
in
Los
Angeles
for
testing.
"Why
should
I
have
(o
go
to
the
Americans
for
approval?"
he
asked
today.
"We
have
testing
Boslterboll
Tonight
tlC
v
danluu
St
Andrmon
8:30
P.M.
TKil
fitm
ftvowitt,
t
fv'II"!
tiM
dry
U;'
rvd
with
pltiur
til
yew
tovni.
Hcit
in
Riitiih
Columbia
ih
putt
toft
itn
nd
)nll
climlt
combint
wtK
ld
lltill
nd
ptioct
of
itit
bftwert
to
btinf
yo
Li:l
L9r,
t
thoioujhly
Mtitlyir),
bevt't
R.
Phillips,
a
noted
bush
pilot,
makes
regular
patrols
by
air
to
hunt
poachers
and
to
watch
for
forest
fires.
He
is
backed
by
a
strong
ground
protective
crew.
Voters
who
fail
to
exercise
their
facilities
in
Canada
"
CPA
Plans
Cut
In
Fares
For
Immigrants
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
reduction
of
more
than
30
per
cent
in
fare.i
for
immigrant
travel
between
the
Orient
and
North
America
is
planned
by
Canadian
Pacific
Airiines.
H.
B.
Main,
CPA
general
traf-
franchise
and
who
fail
to
respond
to
notices
sent
out
by
the
gov
ernment
will
be
considered
to
have
left
their
electoral
districts
and
their
name
will
be
knocked
off
the
district
voters'
list.
Tha
act
formerly
provided
for
j
Some
installations
in
down-!
town
rooming
houses
are
40
years
'old.
J
"Every
appliance
in
that
area
Us
a
potential
killer,"
plumbing
inspector
Bill
Jack
told
the
com-
Apartment
and
rooming
house
owners
protested
the
propo.;J
ban
on
gas
plates.
"It
is
the
most
absurd
thing
I've
ever
heard,"
said
Jame
Ferguson,
secretary
of
the
Apartment
and
Roominghouse
Operators'
Association.
"Once
safety
devices
arc
on,
the
peoolc
will
lind
anothtr
way
now
i
mittee.
fic
manager,
said
the
plan
He
described
old
gas
as
"Frankenstein
mon-
plates
sters."
th
names
of
voters
who
had
left
their
ridings
to
be
removed
from
the
lists,
but
gave
officials
no
way
of
determining
whether
the
voters
actually
had
moved
away.
The
new
order
provides
that
the
return
of
an
undelivered
notice
from
the
electoral
officer
will
be
sufficient
proof.
Another
suggestion
before
the
to
commit
suicide."
,
NOTICE
BROADWAY
CAFE
CLOSING
MONDAY
January
26
For
REDECORATING
Open
for
Rotary
ONLY
Thursday,
Jan.
29
RE-OPENING
SATURDAY,
JAN.
31
BROADWAY
CAFE
.v.1
..V.'
,W.W.',
awaits
final
approval
by
the
I
governments
concerned''
wit;:
ihe
reductions
.scheduled
to
start
April
1.
Under
the
reductions
the
oneway
fare
from
Hong
Kong
to
either
Vancouver,
Portland,
Seattle,
San
Francisco
or
Los
Angeles
will
be
$500
instead
of
the
present
$725.
The
fare
from
Tokyo
to
any
of
these
points
would
be
reduced
from
$050
to
$450.
o
O
FOR
SALE
ONE
CELLO
ONE
DOUBLE
BASS
Both
Very
Good
Instruments
.
A.
P.
VAN
STOLK
Terrace,
B.C.
Special
Fund
For
Relief
Transferred
i
I
N
.
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V
''".-
,
,A
Jl
,
"
'
.
.
A
CPA
spokesman
said
the
special
rate
will
be
good
for
only
one-way
travel
from
the
Orient
and
will
be
restricted
to
thase
classified
as
immigrants.
He
estimated
an
average
of
15
persons
coming
under
this
classification
are
being
flown
weekly
to
North
America
via
CPA.
.V.V."
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
great
depression
is
officially
over,
the
provincial
cabinet
has
decreed.
J
The
government,
in
going
through
financial
records
recently,
found
$290,962.50
in
a
special
fund,
part
of
unemployment
relief
acts
passed
in
the
'30s.
The
money
has
been
transferred
to
the
consolidated
sinking
fund
and
will
be
used
to
help
pay
the
province's
outstanding
debts
as
they
come
due.
Said
a
cabinet
statement:
"The
purpose
for
which
these
CT
SALE
Pension
Fund
Plan
Remains
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
Social
j
Credit
government
has
decided
I
to
crry
on
the
practice
of
allowing
permanent
government
employees
who
are
not
members
of
the
civil
service
to
contribute
mv?ii
moneys
were
borrowed
no
longer
"
'..
Ear
exists.
.''WliftS.lvIllV.i':
:;'.
to
the
governments
pension
fund,
and
eventually
to
draw
pension
benefits.
The
decision
applies
to
several
hundred
jail
guards,
game
wardens
and
other
non-civil-service
employees.
'Ci,4.
iii
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On
Odd
China,
Figures,
etc.
All
China,
Dinner
Sets,
Tea
Sets
Cups
and
Saucers,
etc.
SPORTSMAN'S
HOW
TO
MAKE
AN
ELK
BUGLE
CALL
I
mi
mum
LOOK
AT
OUR
A-l
CARS
BEFORE
YOU
BUY
it
cut
cur
(S)
;
Off
MM
All
Remaining
Stock
Lamps,
Toasters,
Silver
etc.
We
have
a
larce
selection
of
Quality
L'sed
Cars
and
we
Select
a
section
of
bamboo
with
an
ins1pe
diameter
op
w
to
a".
ojts
and
(d
makes
a
tube
open
at
top
and
closed
at
bottom
by
a
NODE?
fc"
TO
7"
LONG.
need
room,
so
out
they
go
at
ROCK
BOTTOM
PKICKS
AND
SKY-IIIC-Ii
VALUE
1951
Ford
Fordor.
A
pleasure
to
drive
$2095
0
i
l
1950
Monarch
Sedan
Ride
Like
a
King
S1995
UT
A
NOTCH
FROM
D1A60-
Sale
Starts
10
a.m.
Monday,
January
26
FOR
VALUES
BEYOND
COMPARE
See
Free
Home
Delivery
Phone:
654
21949
Plymouth
Sedans
Ideal
low
cost
transpor
TH
ROUGH
THE
TUBE.
PLUG-j-s
1
"
L-
PES
A
SOFT
WDODEM
PLUS
TO
RT
IN
MOUTH
END,
EVEN
WITH
NOTCH.
tation
$1415
1949
3-Ton,
17G"
W.B.
Overhaul,
new
paint.
Reliable
unit
$1225
1946
3-Ton,
17G"
W
B.
Doesn't
'
Carpfullv
SHAVE
A
look
so
good
but
in
t;ood
"Be
Happy
GetU)
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.
I
BIT
OFF
THE
TOP
OF
THE
PLUG
AND
REPLACE
CHNA
z.-3o
TO
TRY
FOR
SOUND
UN
running
condition
5U7!j
See
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