i
1
4
Prince
Ruperr
Doiiy
New;
I
Jridny,
Januury
t.
1953
CC54U
FIMS
NHL
Rookie
Ken
Watson'
Get?
Shutout
Action
On
Annexation
ViV.J
yjIMlWUl
i
edmONTON
EDMONTON
(CP)
CP
Premli-r
Premier
,
Munnlim
Manning
aid
ik...
With
Detroit
v
i
i
Manning
hxi
Indicated
the
pr-vinelul
Bovernment
hit
no
Intention
of
seeking
Immediate
action
on
a
pr.-al
whereby
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
would
ttnnex
a
lnrpp
(xtrtlon
of
the
Yukon
and
Northwest
i
TORONTO
(CF)
Young
tilen
definite
plans
to
tan,
posal
before
federal
,
"Hueh
an
e
xu-twir
.
aries
miRht
be
p,''
future,
if
the
reopit,
want
It."
Try
Doily
Newi
ty,
City
Cager
Suspended
By
Referees
One
of
PriiHe
Rupert's
top
seiiior
league
basketball
players
was
suspended
for
one
game
by
the
Referees'
Association,
following
a
f.are-up
Tuesday
night
after
the
regular
leagup
game.
Suspended
is
Ray
Spring
of
Mansorls,
who
attempted
to
attack
referee
Ole
Slatta
after
Spring
was
put
out
of
the
game
for
flagrancy.
The
Prime
Rupert
Amateur
Basketball
Association
ratified
the
decision
of
the
Referees'
Association.
President
Art
Murray
said
today.
ANAL
FIN
'3
r
:
ROLL-AWAY
BEt
Hall,
up
from
Kdmonton
Flyern
of
Ihe
Western
HiHkey
League,
got
his
first
shutout
in
his
107
pro
hockey
games
in
the
fast
company
of
Nil:..
Subbing
for
Injur
d
Ter'y
Suwcluik,
Hail
kepi
out
tile
Hos-ton
Uruins
as
lie
tiolt
Red
WIiirs
beat
them
4-0
Thursday
niuhl.
Tall-end
New
York
Rangers
came
from
behind
twiee
to
tie
third-place
Montreal
Canudlens
J-4.
Other
scores:
WML
Sr.Aku
totui
6.
Taroma
1.
MHL--Kimberley
5,
Nelson
4.
O.nHL
Kiluwna
8.
Kam-loops
6
'
'
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s
i
LATERAL
LINE
RARE
1'ISIt
The
netting
of
a
number
of
white
prreh
in
Montreal
district
waters
has
caiml
a
stir
lit
Jchthyolotsical
firele.s.
None
of
the
fish
had
been
iven
In
the
uVea
In
the
last
75
years
The
Quebec
biological
bumiu
sait!
the
fish
Is
possibly
a
relic
of
seawater
duys
of
10,000
years
ayo.
CP
PHOTO
'
His
suspension
would
have
been
longer
if
he
wasn't
so
vital
to
his
team,"
Mr.
Murray
sa:d.
adding
that
"any
repetition
of
his
Tuesday
night's
behaviour
will
send
him
out
of
the
league
tor
the
season."
Complete
with
spring-filled
mattress.
Finish-?d
in
Bakcton
Aluminum
Enamel
....
Designod
especially
for
easy
storage.
Easy
to
handle.
chartered
rtlane
beir.2
held
i;n
1m
V
'en
riiuto
hv
aMther
then
n
.'
REMEMBER
WHEN
Paul
Bcileiibaah.
former
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
GAME
CAN(F.I.I.EI
Meanwhile,
the
scheduled
Jan
16-17
exhibition
contest
hers
between
New
Westminster
Royals
and
Prince
Rupert
all-star
Challengers
has
been
cancelled.
Mr.
Murray
said
the
plans
delay
in
return
air
pasai;e.
Attempts
will
be
made,
however,
to
arrange
an
exhibition
game
here
in
the
near
future
with
either
a
Ketchikan
or
Met-lakutla
team,
said
Mr.
Murray.
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
ma
$29;95
-'-
.
--7
V
'
,
.-V
.
..-f
,
world's
liitht
heavyweight
boxiiti
.liampion
who
earned
mo:e
than
$0u00u
in
pre-depre.vsioii
days,
siartvd
a
wrestling
career
at
New
York
17
year
ao
today.
He
was
in
a
preliminary
and
rut
$150
for
11
minutes.
CURLING
DRAWS
Following
are
craws
for
Saturday
curling
which
begins
at
1:30
pin.
Rowbotham
vs.
Ben;,
hoberLson
vs.
Turner.
Winners
of
tonight'
draw
will
play
uff
on
the
remaining
sheet.
1.-
Many
Pheasants
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont
O1
The
1SS2
pheasant
shott
at
Pe'.ee
Is
land
in
Lake
Ene
yielded
about
6.900
cocks
and
1.500
hens.
A:
WacKenzie
Furniture
If
fell
through
because
the
Royals
found
out
(hey
couldn't
get
I
plane
passage
out
of
here
on
j
Sunday,
in
order
for
players
j
to
be
able
to
return
to
work
;
Monday.
This
situation
recalls
the
in-
j
cident
last
winter
when
Van-!
couver's
Eilers
were
absent
i
'.V'
-
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy-
For
Owr
a
Quarter
of
a
Or
S27
Third
Avenu-
th.
7;0
p
m
JI
MOK
Maple
I
rain
Sn
Cadet.
8:011
p.m.
JIMOK
Wolves
vs
Heavern
J
.08
p.m.
LililKS
Shirr's
r
(".('.".
1
J'he
first
Atlantic
cable
wi'.i
week.
'
laid
between
Cape
Breton.
NS.,
from
their
nomes
for
a
their
privately
and
Newfoundland
in
1855
torced
first
by
runrriinr)
mrvTirr
m
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
-1
WHAT'S
WRONG
WITH
YOUR
BACKSWING?
Nothing
is
more
important
than
the
backswing
if
you
want
to
be
effective
as
a
curler.
In
any
bonspiel
game
in
which
we
were
playing
unfamiliar
opponents,
I
always
made
it
a
rulv;
as
a
skip
to
make
menial
notes
of
any
irregularities
in
the
swing
of
ea"h
opponent.
Then
I
knew
whether
he
was
weak
on
the
in-turns
or
out-turns,
and
the
strategy
was
adjusted
accordingly.
First
watch
your
left
arm.
See
that
it
is
extended
sideways,
and
a
little
ahead
of
the
body
inever
behind
youi.
Keep
the
broom
handle
well
behind
'and
nver
ahead)
of
the
broom
straw.
Note
the
illustration
above
and
particularly
the
position
of
the
broom
in
heloiug
to
maintain
balance.
The
use
of
your
broom,
how
you
hold
it
and
what
you
do
wiih
it
during
the
swing
is
vitaHy
important
in
a
good
delivery,
loo
many
young
curlers
get
into
the
habit
of
using
the
brdW
to
ride
on
during
the
follow-through
of
the
delivery.
This
will
be
dealt
with
in
a
later
article,
but
for
the
present,
keep
your
broom
straw
pointed
forward
if
you
want
to
avoid
trouble
In
your
delivery.
Now
you
should
be
ready
to
start
your
backswing.
Don
move
forward
to
start
it.
Remember
you
are
sitting
on
your
right
heel,
relaxed,
I
hope.
No
waggling,
no
aiming,
no
leaning
or
reaching
tb
pull
the
stone
back,
but
not
before
you
have
checked
the
most
important
thing
in
the
entire
mechanics
of
the
delivery
The
prsitio
i
of
vour
stone
on
the
Ice.
Monday
.
.
.
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Wrong
With
Your
Baekswins?
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MaokuUk.
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Wet
248-107?:
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The
men
and
women
v.lio
serve
in
Canada's'
Del
ence
Forces
serve
the
cause
of
our
freedom.
They
are
ready
and
trained
to
defend
the
Canadian
way
of
life.
This
is
the
most
important
job
in
Canada,
todav.
'iik
Ktli
Street;
3rd
Aw.
r"riieH"is
Mnlors
lo
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West.
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At.
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out-Standing
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dental
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thirty
days
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pay
these
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yours
in
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more
important,
there
are
outstanding
opportunities
for
advancement
in
the
Army,
today.
Ability
to
lead
is
quickly
recognized
with
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and
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the
Army,
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own
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far
you
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CHALK
RIVER,
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The
world's
moft
powerful
atomic
reactor,
ruptured
inside
and
leaking
danserous
waters,
will
he
out
of
action
for
months,
but
Canadian
scientists
are
working
on
a
new
and
bigger
machine.
Top
official
.said
Wednesday
the
Dec.
12
breakdown
of
the
atom-splitting
heart
of
Canada's
atomic
project
has
injected
a
new
sense
of
urgency
into
the
job
Chalk
River
presently
is
joing
building
a
new,
30-mtl-lion-dollar
reactor
whose
capabilities
will
Hwurf
those
of
the
ailing
one.
Pate
for
completion
of
the
new
i
factor
is
some
time
next
year
Right
now
it
consists
of
holes
blasted
in
a
rock
foundation
and
a
skeleton
framework
of
lumber.
Scientists
say
the
reactor
will
lengthen
Canada's
lead
in
the
field
of
reactors
or
nuclear
furnaces,
complex
mechanisms
which
split
atoms
and
release
energy.
,
At
the
same
time,
they
are
beginning
to
put
on
paper
their
ideas
for
power
plants
that
will
eventually
bring
atomic
energy
to
the
practical-use
level.
I
.
1
ill
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t
f
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t
14
i
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metiers
ius
M
W
Canadian
Infantry
are
recognized
and
honoured
as
the
finest
fight-
ing
soldiers
in
the
world.
If
you
have
what
it
lakes,
you
can
serve
with
one
of
Canada's
famous
Infantry
Regiments.
But
you
have
to
""""JJ
be
good
to
make
the
grade.
f
-
"ef
'
'"
You
are
eVivible
if
vou
are
17
to
40
years
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ane.
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them
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then
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seasoned
with
salt
and
chopped
peppers
until
tender.
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in
a
roaster,
filling
around
it
with
peeled,
baked
sweet
potatoes,
baste
with
the
parboil
broth
ever
few
minutes
as
it
browns
in
a
hot
oven,
serve
'with
colo
slaw
and
hot
ekead.
lemon
ple
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it
off
'
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old
southern
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