-r.
V'
r-l
ii
itcvRuei
r
tuiiy
INt-wi
Wednesday,
February
8,
19o2
WOULD
Today's
Stocks
j
i'mtrify
S.
p.
JohnMon
i'n.
Mil.)
th.
SPORT
f
ot
Prices
to
Go
Lower
'At
Iteast
Jlf.
Howe
Says.
So
Inflation
Getting
I'ntfer
Control
By
The
Canadian
Press
Produce
Musical
By
Means
of
Mail
found
they
both
knew
life
in
Alberta.
The
plot
is
borrowed
f-pm
the
real
life
story
of
a
western
family
lifted
from
poverty
to
riches
by
the
discovery
of
oil
on
their
land.
VANCOTVEK
American
Standard
....
.26
Bralorne
5.90
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
HALIFAX
t-jTwo
Canadians.
art
Makes
Wealthy
Promoter
Victim
UimrlrPfltk
f
Racing
Assassination
separated
by
the
width
of
a
con-
j
Their
problems
after
striking
it
rich
form
the
basis
of
the
s
com-idy.
i.
tinent,
used
the
mails
to
collab-
i
orate
in
turning
out
a
musical
.
Pressure
on
.
prices
Is
easing
and
you
can
take
it
from
Trade
comedy.
!
ENGLISH
CTP
Fourth
Round
Minister
Howe
there's,
an
even
J
The
veteran1
maj
M.
(Cl')-A
wealthy
promoter,
,,dy
ipoi-kyi
Dumartjof
dofr
racing
tracks
started
his
Cadillac
Tuesday;
In-
Gateshead
0,
West
Bromwick;
chance
of
prices
going
Icrwe:
llkinn
O
mntraA
rtn
VoWCS
Kt.lp'S
!
SI
earl
lif
llitrhfl
.08
.52
.97
.23
1.85
.33'
.09
5.75
.03
1.(17
.62
.19!:
.04
Congress
Cronin
Babine
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
Macdonald
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
hunnrcin
niiuuna.
v
,
o
t
t
.i
thunderous
explosion,;
round8)
However,
Robert
McCubbin,
-
j
goal
Tuesday
&
:I!'.UC
.
x
1
I.
.1
'
,
t
.
1
us
surging
Hostoni
appareniiy
irom
a
dynamite
nornn
under
the
lioor-
,ml
Chicago
Black
bf'
.
M)anLs
hj,
car
,
Prof
C.
L.
Lamberston
of
,
NEW
COLLECTION
King's
University
here
composed
;
MONTREAL
(CP)
Lost
and
the
music
and
wrote
the
lyrics
for
strayed
automobiles
of
doubtful
Bonanza,"
already
in
the
audi-
vintae
along-
with
wrecked
den
s
'.age
here.
and
stolen
cars,
have
overflowed
James
Richardson,
an
employeej
tne
usuai
collection
spot
on
the
of
a
Vancouver
steamship
office,
i
sew),r
department'
lot
and
now
WZlVMr-
being
collected
at
historic
"
and
Mr.
Richardson
have
never
i
mei
Champ
de
Mars
near
City
Hah.
.
Looking
for
common
ground
on
There
theY
rest
with
sewer
pipes,
which
to
base
the
story,
the
two
valves
and
other
items.
Middlesbrough
1,
Doncaster
,
parliamentary
assistant
to
Agri-Rovers
4.
I
culture
Minister.
Gardiiier,
asks
Replays
j
why
the
consumer
isn't
already
Brentford
0,
Luton
Town
0
-getting
the
benefit
of
lower
prices
(overtime
tiei.
i
ior
beef
and
pork.
victory
stretched
The
Victim,
Thomas
A.
Keen,
rC,
had
wide
interests
in
dog
and
hoise
race
tracks
including
a
Sees
End
of
streak
streak
to
live
Sheffield
United
4,
West
Harm
At
his
cattie
farm
at
Sprmg
ir
fourth
.19
Spud
Valley
i
Aralcn
,
i
i
xlcntied
the
,
I
in
six
points
United
2.
over
the
sportsman
s
rarK.
r
.
I
.
I
Silver
Standard
2.43
Western
Uranium
3.25
Oils
LHimarts
n
was
pusaiuiy
unuuier
spuria-.
tall
I
W
hank.
Out.,
Mr.
McCubbin
said
Friday
that
farmers
are
getting
lower
prices
for
beef
and
hogs
and
that
these
are
not
being
third,
came
man
siocKiioruer
assassination
k
k
Hani!
Hauliers.
J,i
Brum's
i
c
luiuu:
I
and
p'.ay
va
ef.
eanirlanrl
style.
BUFFALO
Branch
Rickey,
2:.
i
ftmm:fjk:::
A.
P.
Con
Ca'.mont
Central
Leduc
Home
Oil
Mercury
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Royal
Canadian
....
TORONTO
11
1
ii
it
s
x
S
i
.
j:
irammaies
una
n-al.ited
him
and
gave
iu
k
as
a
souvenir.
,
ir
the
fumed
prc-
:t!)-year-')ld
Pubis
thirteen
I
h
(reason
Sluic.
:
ilillS.
.s
ihc
twenty-second
police
recall
me
cieum
or.
no-ward
O'Hare
November
26,
1939.
Chief
Martin
O'Donnell
said:
"I
assume
tiiis
is
the
result
of
("inflict
in
business
between
Mr.
Keen
and
some
oilier
group
interested
in
his
kind
of
work."
Beyond
this,
the
chief
did
not
elaborate.
Lightweight
Champ
Wins
TORONTO
James
Carter
of
New
Yrk
City,
lightweight
boxing
champion,
Tuesday
earned
a
unanimous
decision
over
Toronto's
Allan
McFater
in
'a
nine-round
non-title
bout
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
Carter
weighed
13U
and
McFater
141.
rjj;i
IcaKiie
history.
general
manager
of
the
Pitts-
burgh
Pirates,
said
he
"was
not
j
at
all
surprised"
at
the
recent
announcement
that
Dallas
of
the
j
Texas
Baseball
League
planned
j
to
use
Negro
players.
j
"The
day
Is
fast
corning
when
nobody
will
ask
about
a
player's
color
any
more
than
thvy
do
now
about,
his
nationality,"
he
said
in
an
interview
here.
Rickey
startled
the
baseball
world
in
HMO
when
he
brought
the
first
Negro
player
Jackie
Robinson
-
into
organized
baseball
at
Montreal.
By
19fl
there
were
Negroes
In
the
lineups
of
five
major
league
paserl
to
consumers.
i
It
'.'didn't
add
up,"
said,
speaking
as
a
cattle
farmer,
that
far-;
mors
should
be
receiving
less
for
j
their
products
and
no
corres-'
ponding
reduction
seen
"as
yet",
in
consumer
prices.
j
He
didn't
know
whether
the
packera
or
retail
outlets
are
re-j
!
sponsible
for
not
reducing
prices,
but
he
did
know
that
in
the
last
!
five
or
six
months
hog
prices
1
paid
the
farmer
declined
12
cents:
a
pound
dia'ssed.
In
the
Jast
two
j
months
beef
prices
to
the
farmer
1
'
i
dropped
five
or
six
cents
a
pound
j
on
hoof,
or
10
to
12
cents
dressed.
I
j
The
farmers'
market
would
be
i
J
.strengthened,
lie
added,
if
re-j
i
tail
meal
prices
could
be
drop-
Aulhor.a
Aumaque
Basketball
I
nly
re
scored
twice
n
Mill
Schmidt
and
,
Labine
were
other
rrs.
I!
was
Goalie
Jim
Beattle
h
shut-out
tins
sca-
.08
.21"
.19
.74
.20
41
90
3.70
.
.51
.19'
8.95
.
,nrl
straight
and
third
Shooting
Contest
Bevcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
C
M
&
S
.
..
Conwest
Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
i'
names.
Vi
fans
saw
the
Ranie.
This
ailverlisenirnl
In
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
llritisli
Columbia.
li!
Rocket
Is
Sent
Home
cey
Scores
Manson's
Outstrip
Kordon
&
',
teams.
Rickey
predicted
that
Anderson
in
One-Sidcd
Game
ol
her
Texas
League
teams
would
follow
the
example
of
the
Dallas
l
eel
and
increased
consumption
encouraged.
In
Montreal
a
Canadian
meat
packers
convention
was
told
to
in
what
turned
out
to
be
more
,.i,il
m
using
Negro
players.
j'.it
die
Coast
9i
4,
Calvary
0.
n
1,
Victoria
0
tflllNI.-OSAIII.
prepare
for
a
sharp,
but
hot
disastrous
lowering
of
cattle
prices.
A.
G.
Hall
of
Toronto,
a
delegate,
believed,
however,
that
a
3,
Vernon
7.
BOSTON
P
-Maurice
Rocket
Richard
Montreal
Canadien's
Mar
right
winger,
was
sent
home
Tuesday
night
by
Coach
Dick
Irvin
to
undergo
further
medical
Beavers
Win
Junior
Game
.ess
1
im
drop
in
beef
prices
would
be
of
a
shooting
context
than
a
basketball
game.
Mansons
out-'
stripped
Gordon
Si
Anderson
last
,
night
73-41
in
the
senior
league
fixture.
.Slow
ail
the
way.
the
only
spec-
;
tutor
inlerest
was
held
by
Ted
Ai
ney
of
the
winners
and
Flacen
.
(
r
G
tz
A
who
made
outstanding
I
'
shot
with
their
field
goals,
scor-
ing
22
and
20
points
respectively,
i
Ray
Spring
and
Art
Olson,
also
,
treatment.
Richard
has
been
sui-
i,eaiihv
for
the
industry.
It
ildren's
fV.it-.rr
frsxm
etAmirh
oilmPnt
.
1
..
.
:
i
1
t
Giant
Yellowknife
10.75
God's
Lake
40
Hardrock
14
Harricana
Ai
Heva
10
Joliet
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
70
Lynx
14
Madscn
Red
Lake
1.99
McKemie
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.70
Moneta
41
Negus
68
Noranda
8400
Louvlcourt
.30
Pickle
Crow
1.57
San
Antonio
2.40
Senator
Rouyn
.18
Sherritt
Gordon
4.50
Sleep
Rotk
7.75
Silver
Miller
1.60
Upper
Canada
'
1.67
thrjumrskSu"
I
ewmnol
foV
us
again
Tvi
Trade
iting
iia.iig
"j
(Jill
ly
icccpiiuii
iiiut
iniianiJii
III
is,
the
feeling
is
he
would
jeop-
Canada
now
is
under
control,
aidlze
the
Canadiens'
playoff
There's
an
even
chance
of
prices
chances.
I
gJiing
lower
instead
of
higher.
of
Mansons,
turned
in
several
u
Jin
,
mpo--sihle"
shots
each.
Eleven
I
lavlUy
personal
fouls
were
culled
on;
ay
its
sixth
defeat
Tuesday
evening
j
by
winning
33
to
13.
During
the
first
half
both
teams
had
difficulties
with
their
shooting
although
In
the
last
half
the
Beavers
made
up
for
their
mistakes.
At
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
the
Beavers
were
behind
3-2
each
team.
In
Ottawa,
government
statis-
i
ticians
were
more
cautious.
They
observed
in
the
January
issue
of
,
the
Canadian
Statistlstical
Re
Grit
Urges
j
j
Moral
Issues'
s
oulv
for
a
few
days
In
the
Intermediate
game,'
week
-children
and
Fraser
&
Payr.e
rode
high
over:
will
get
their
first
Merchants,
45-17,
losers
giving!
sk.i'e
on
an
indoor
little
opposition.
Chrisloff
was1
ilcci
ice
in
Prince
high
with
11
points,
followed
by
Sinning
Thursday
Wcsch
with
nln.
Martin
was
MUSIC
PIONEER
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Mrs.
Cath
view:
"The
recent
period
has
been'
one
of
internal
adjustment,
with
prices
and
production
showing
a
tendency
to
level
off.
".
.
.
Prices
which
a
year
ago
erine
C.
Smith,
who
died
recent
ly
at
the
age
of
84,
was
a
leader
but,
at
the
breather,
they
wero
1
ahead
9-8.
Then
the
Beavers
.started
to
click,
as
they
went
ahead
te
make
the
score
24-8.
I
The
outcome
saw
the
Beavers
'victorious
with
a
score
of
33-13.
1
Christeason
was
high
scorer
British
Politician
Hacks
Native
Tribe
of
the
pioneer
musical
move
were
rising
sharply,
partly
due
i
ment
in
Vancouver.
Native
of
TROWBRIDGE,
England
!"
to
forces
of
a
speculative
niture,
the
nnry
spark
for
the
Mercnanis,
scoring
seven.
SCORING
Mansons
Olsen
7,
Webster
10.
Spring
13.
Bill
11,
'Arney
22,
Walsh
10,
Christoff.
Smith.
Total
73.
successful
lce-mak-"al
Cove
curling
rink,
'i
t
Curling
Club
an-io
first
two
skating
today.
There
is
no
London,
Ont'.,
she
took
leadin:
I
Phllp
Fothergill,
president
of
the
have
recently
shown
less
ten-i
parts
in
many
local
production
1
for
the
Beavers
with
13
points
i
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
of
light
opera.
She
is
survived
bv
her
husband,
two
sons
and
-
sKating
for
chil
four
daughters.
STONE
BUILDING
I
while
Fitzgerald
led
for
Annun-1
elation
with
seven.
Of
the
13
fouls
called
by
referees
Morrison
and
MacAIee,
.seven
were
on
the
;
Beavers
while
six,
including
one
technical
foul,
were
on
Annun
li.
lie
school
age
and
un-
Ci
li
A-Holkestad
10,
Flaten
20,
Hebb
2,
Pierce,
Currle
3,
Slat-
4,
Boulter,
Kristmanson.
Total
41.
Kraser
&
Payne
Wrsch
0,
ANCIENT
WONEER
Liberal
party,
said
in
a
speech
iiency
to
increase,
inventories
i
here
that
one
of
the
most
dis-'have
also
shown
a
levelling
off;
quieting
features
of
life
in
Brit-j
after
large
increases
In
the
first!
ain
today
is
the
prevailing
in-
:
three
quarters
of
1951."
j
difference
to
moral
issues.
The
Wg
factor,
authorities
say,
Fothergill
singled
out
the
case
j
that
Canada
now
Is
taking
its1
of
Rev
Michael
Scott,
who
had
i
defence
build-up
in
stride.
By
given
evidence
before
the
United
contrast,
when
the
$$5,000,000,000
Nations
In
Paris
concerning
the
three-year
program,
was
first
nliEht
of
a
native
trlble
in
south-
1
announced
a
year
ago,
there
was
t-7
p
m.
for
children;
The
Great
Sphinx
of
Egypt
has
a
length
of
189
feet,
near
the
students
and
adults.
.
umi
iiimii
!
ii
iii
i
miMf
nil
ii
ii
iii
i"
r
iif
'MnTrT
m
m
group
of
pyramids.
ciation.
!
Annunciation
Fitzgerald
7.!
'
Prastay,
Turcotte
6,
Dumas.
De-
Christolf
11,
R.
Smith
8.
Peterson
5.
Parnell
4,
J.
Smith
2,
Anderson
6.
Total
45.
Merchants
Martin.
7,
Enok-
chrdules
and
official
o
of
the
rink
will
be
.
a
gooo
oeai
oi
jjaiuc-ouymg
aim
west
Africa
.
"There
was
a
time,"
said
Foth-
j
stockpiling.
sarnu-jux,
Letourneau,
umiin,
Bury.
Total
13.
.
Beavers
-T.
Nakatsu
4,
M.
Nakatsu,
Delgren,
Matsuo,
Mor-
j
jnR""
'
'""
"
'
ight,
said
Club
Presl-.'"
M
ie
i
Farlane
5,
C.
Brown.
C.
Wing
2,
.,
!
McInto.-h.
Sedgwick.
Waters,
i',
Mr.
Moore
wishvs
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
aCvcrtisc
It.
News
classified.
ng
a
hint
to
fathers
;
ergill,
"
hen
Britain
would
have
'
been
aflame
over
this
case,
when
j
the
sight
of
this
frail,
saintly
!
figure
championing
the
cause
of
;
an
inarticulate
and
persecuted
minority
not
only
against
the
brutal
tyranny
of
authoritarian
ven
2,
Tsuchiya,
Haudeoschild
4.
Pederson,
Christenson
13.
Total
33.
ALLAN
DAVIDSON.
tncir
youngsters
skat-
A
and
hammer
and
a
ifiiid
would
be
well
re-
fi
"
HALIFAX
(CP)
Mild
weather
and
Increasing
popularity
of
artificial
Ice
are
blamed
for
a
severe
decline
in
sale
of
natural
ice,
once
a
flourishing
business
in
Halifax
county.
Ice
harvest
from
the
lakes
at
one
time
was
more
than
aO.ODO
tons
each
winter
but
now
is
below
18.000
tons.
KENYA
EXPORTS
Coffee,
tea,
sugar
and
sisal
are
the
main
commodities
in
the
growing
export
trade
of
Kenya
in
Alrica.
FCONOM
ICAL
Draftlcsi
cooking
reduces
JxkJ
shrinkjue
and
con-icr
nutriment.
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the
rittlit
heat
at
the
(lick
of
a
swiuh.
rink
is
nearly
finish-'('s
still
quite
a
bit
of
done
on
the
lounge
ims.
All
the
help
we
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be
most
welcome."
power
but
also
In
the
face
of
official
British
opposition
would
have
united
all
the
moral
and
sporting
Instincts
of
the
nation
in
a
fury
of
righteous
indignation.
"What
has
happened
to
Britain?
Is
'one
government
after
i
.'
V.
i
another
to
be
hypnotized
by
Malan?
(Prime
Minister
Malan
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we
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reached
such
a
low
ebb
that
no
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iniquity
or
Injustice
can
move
LEAPYEARj
But
Why
us?
"If
anybody
believes
that
the
price
of
peace
In
Africa
is
our
acquiescence
in
the
exploitation
j
of
nativfe
populations
the
sooner
i
AUTOMATIC
You
set
the
contrcil
clock
and
ro
about
your
oilier
duties
and
pleasures.
FAST
llifth
speed
units
iiuumly
rt-jtly
for
use.
No
wailing.
No
j
this
utterly
foolish
and
danger-j
ous
impression
is
dispelled
the
better."
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(Britain
has
supported
South
I
Africa's
stand
on
southwest
Af-
rica,
busing
her
argument
largely
i
on
legal
grounds.)
.
at
good
reasons
'
CLEAR
SKIES
The
smallest
print
of
a
news
paper
may
be
read
by
the
light
I
of
the
full
moon
in
the
Sahara
Desert
regions.
No
smukr
or
wot
to
toil
5CtrAN
puis,
wullt,
curtains.
All
the
htat
.its
Into
the
6COOI
iuotl
non
into
the
kiuhen.
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Do
You
Ask
Yourself
Questions
ist
Use
a
Daily
News
Classified
Ad
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
.
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.
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-
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of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
:
Per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
75c.
Six
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c.)
Add
four
words
if
bo
number
required
for
electric
cooking
They
add
up
to:
Less
work
Tastier,
more
nutritious
food
Long
term
economy
See
your
electrical
dealer
or
come
in
to
inspect
the
latest
models.
LiKe
inesei
t0RE
10
SAFE
No
matches,
no
flames,
no
7
stove
pipes
to
overheat.
A
CC
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Exactly
the
rifrht
8
temperatures
for
exactly
the
ri&ltt
length
of
time.
1
Is
my
car
worth
repairing?
Shall
I
do
it
now?
2
Why
are
my
tires
wearing
unevenly?
3
Why
does
it
miss
when
I
want
auick
pick
ups?
4
How
con
I
cut
down
on
qasoline
consumption?
IT'S
TIME
TO
SEE
US
FOR
A
GENERAL
CHECK-UP
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Auto
Service
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Avenue
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