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Thuisday,
October
19,
1953
FAMOUS
DUO-THERM
HOME
HEATERS
Jidmonion
Myers
Draw
Viih
Royals
J!urtschy
Recalled
By
The
Canadian
Press
.
Now
that
Edmonton
Flyers
t
ave
finally
scored
a
goal
on
I
leir
home
ice,
they
should
be
:ble
to
take
a
better
aim
on
the
i
Western
Hockey
League
crown
t.iey
woji
last
season.
DUKE
UNABLE
TO
OPEN
BRITISH
EMPIRE
GAMES
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
be
unable
to
open
the
British
Empire
Games
here
July
31
although
he
will
watch
many
events
being
run
off,
Stan
Smith,
general
chairman
of
the
Games
Society
said
here
Wednesday.
Just
back
from
talks
in
Ottawa,
Mr.
Smith
reported
the
duke's
itinerary
to
the
society
at
a
dinner
meeting.
"I
was
informed
that
Prince
Philip's
visit
to
Australia
and
his
part
in
opening
of
Parliament
ceremonies
will
make
it
impossible
for
him
to
leave
for
Canada
before
July
29,"
Mr.
Smith
said.
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Spokane,
Nelson
Battle
to
5-5
Tie
By
The
Canadian
Press
Spokane
Flyers
and
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
opened
the
1953
Western
International
Hockey
League
season
at
Nelson
Wednesday
night
by
battling
to
a
5-5
stalemate.
In
inter-.leaguc
-'.ction
Kim-berley
Dynamiters
of
the
WIHL
found
Okanagan
league
competition
more
than
they
could
handle
for
the
third
straip.lu
night,
dropping
an
8-5
decision
to
Kamloops
Elks.
Maple
Leafs
broke
out
a
commanding
4-1
lead
over
the
Flyers,
in
the
second
period
but'
found
I
themselves
all
squared
up
at
the
end
of
regulation
time.
Tho
teams
split
a
pair
of
poals
in
overtime.
The
first
bridge
across
the
River
Thames
at
London,
Ens-land,
was
built
more
than
1.1100
years
ago.
Flyers
cracked
a
goose-egg
j
tiat
had
been
with
them
for
128
j
ilnutes
of
hockey
in
their
own
j
rena
and
went
on
to
score
two
j
more
goals
Wednesday
nitthf
and
s
K
4h
Reese
Seen
Dodger
Mentor
if
Dressen
Fails
lo
Sign
The
New
Duo-Therm
Imperial
Priced
from
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earn
a
3-3
draw
with
New
Westminster
Royals.
Centre
Frank
O'Grady
was
the
:ero
when
he
completed
a
break-Dway
by
Buddy
Boone
by
beating
I
Helen
Dechene
at
the
8:43
mark
'.
f
the
first
period.
Thai
lied
it
p
at
1-1,
Royals'
Gordie
Fasho-.
ay
having
opened
the
scoring
Et
1:25.
O'Grady
scored
anain
in
the
tecond
period
and
Hugh
Coflin
rotched
the
tying
marker
with
saven
minutes
left
in
the
game.
ering
Rccsc
as
a
possible
successor
to
Dressen,
O'Malley
said:
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"That's
something
we'll
discuss
i
in
a
week
or
so.
Right,
now
we're
j
going
to
ive
Dressen
a
week
to
';
think
it
over."
Dressen,
flushed
with
two
'straight
National
League
cham-i
pionships,
had
demanded
a
three-year
contract
for
$50,000
a
I
season.
O'Malley
countered
with
i
an
offer
of
a
one-year
pact
at
an
,
increase
in
salary
from
$35,000
i
to
$42,500.
Dressen
attempted
to
;
!
compromise
for
a
two-year
contract
at
O'Malley's
salary
fig-1
ures.
He
was
turned
down.
!
Dressen
promised
to
give
O'Malley
his
final
answer
before
,
,
he
leaves
for
his
California
home
;
Monday.
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MEN'S
TEN-PIN
LEAGUE
A
meeting
will
be
held
Sunday,
October
18
at
2:30
p.m.
at
the
Bowling
Alleys.
All
entries
must
be
in
by
this
time
as
league
play
will
get
under
way
the
following
Wednesday,
October
21.
PRICED
AT
$204'
HROOKLVN
(APt
Charlie
Dressen.
still
insisting
today
he
will
not
return
as
Brooklyn
manager
for
anything
less
than
a
two-year
term,
may
be
succeeded
by
Dodijer
captain
Pee
Wee
Reese.
P.eese,
a
favorite
of
Brooklyn
president
Walter
O'Malley
and
long
regarded
as
a
possible
future
successor
to
Dressen,
indicated
strongly
he
would
be
receptive
to
taking
over
the
Dodger
reins
if
they
weu.
of
red
him.
Reese
expressed
surprise
at
the
failure
to
rehire
Dressen
as
Dodger
manager
Wednesday
and
said
he
hoped
Dressen
would
return
next
year.
"As
for
myself,
I
will
have
to
talk
with
the
club
before
I
can
say
anything.
I
certainly
don't
intend
to
contact
them.
They
will
get
in
touch
with
me
if
they
want
me,"
he
said.
Asked
whether
he
was
consid
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automatic
forced
warm
air
heat
and
save
up
to
25
per
cent
on
fuel
with
handsome
Duo-Therm
Heaters
.
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Power-Air
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optional.
See
how
Duo-Therm's
advanced
Modern
Styling
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charm
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room.
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with
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,
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at
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extra
cost.
.N.
Boslon
Bruins
Aiming
High
This
Season
By
The
Canadian
Press
Low
Down
Payment
Balance
on
Easy
Tern
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Boston
Bruins,
the
giant-killers
of
last
season's
National
Hockey
League
playoffs,
have
ambitions
to
become
giants
themselves
this
season.
r-
The
fact
that
the
Bruins
are
the
only
unbeaten
team
in
the
NHL
after
a
week
of
activity
isn't
too
significant
in
itself,
since
they've
played
only
once
while
everyone
else
has
had
two
or
three
outings.
But
the
Bruins'
debut
last
Sunday
was
a
resounding
4-1
victory
over
Montreal
Canadiens,
:
the
proud
Stanley
Cup
holders.
Ij
Tho
team
that
entertains
Tor
'48
International
'a-ton
pickup
$775
'48
Anglia
Coach
$400
'41
Chevrolet
Coach....
$500
'50
Plymouth
Sedan
$1425
'35
Hudson
Sedan
$325
'41
Packard
Sedan
$350
'49
Ford
Tudor
$1350
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with
compartment
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blade,
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pickife.
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Printing
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Ideal
floor
covering
for
the
kitchen
where
tM
heavy
traffic.
Resists
soil
and
is
easily
cleens
More
resilient
and
comfortable
to
work
on
rk
onto
Maple
Leafs
tonight
is
virtually
the
same
aggregation
that
ousted
the
first-place
Detroit
Red
Wings
in
the
-semifinals
before
bowing
to
the
Canadiens.
The
incomparable
Milt
Schmidt,
now
a
sedate
35,
is
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mellow
coloi
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back
for
centre-ice
and
general
spark-plug
duties.
Thirty-three-
vear-old
Sugar
Jim
Henry
still
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guards
the
nets.
Defencemen
Bill
Ouackenbush
and
Hal
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coe
and
penalty-killing
forward
Joe
Klukay,
all
in
their
30s,
are
still
around.
The
line
of
Fleming,
Mackell,,
Johnny
Peirson
and
Eddie
Sand-ford,
which
carried
the
mail
in
la.st
year's
Stanley
Cup
bid,
accounted
for
two
of
the
opening-night
goals
against
Montreal.
A
newcomer
worth
watching
is
left-winger
Doug
Mohns,
from
the
Memorial
Cup
champion
Barrie
Flyers,
who
fired
a
third
tally
Sunday.
The
.Leafs
,go
to,
Boston
with
a
1-1
record,
but
.face
one
of
the
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WE
HAVE
NORTHERN
B.C.'S
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
LINOLEUM.
Choose
HAVE
AN
IMPORTANT
JOS
TO
DO
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till,
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over
thq
last
few
i
years
includes
few
victories
over
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Bitilns
on
their
home
grounds
I
just
one
in
seven
tries
last
i
season.
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QUALITY
for
those
who
Discriminate
.
.
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LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
By
The
Canadian
PTess
ST.
LOUIS
Dan
Bucceroni,
189,
Philadelphia,
o
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p
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nted
Jimmy
Slade,
177,
New
York,
10.
NEW
GLASGOW,
N.S.
Tommy
Spencer,
152,
New
Waterford,
outpointed
Gary
Simon,
150,
of
New
Glasgow,
10.
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Any
team
mcds
a
(rained
Reserve,
and
in
thete
times
the
Koyal
(Canadian
Navy
needs
an
alert
and
active
Reserve
force.
The
Naval
Reservist
is
patriotic
Canadian
preparing,
as
a
civilian
and
in
his
spare
time,
to
serve
Canada
at
sea
should
the
need
arise!
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The
Sioux
Indian
tribe
ranged
from
the
upper
Mississippi
to
the
Rocky
mountains.
FINEST
QUALITY
BONE
CHINA.
LARGE
VARIETY
OF
STYLES,
PATTERNS
AND
COLOR
COMBINATIONS.
Make
your
table
the
centre
of
attraction
.
.
.
enhance
your
dining
pleasure.
Excellent
for
gifts,
too!
Go
n
salt
water
cruises
in
I
tha
summer
months.
Obtain
rtcrtalian
ond
com-
.
radeihip
Earn
axtro
money
in
your
sport
tin
Fit
yourself
for
added
responsibilities
Servo
your
country
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SETS
FROM
PICK
YOURS
TODAY!
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RECRUITING
OFFICER
HJVICS.
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your
doctor
rccommendi
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butter-fat
formula
for
your
baby,
use
Delta
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Partly
Skimmed
Milk.
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