Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Friday,
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w-cemoei
11,
193'
n:'.CE
VUSiF.LAVr
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Sahara,
world's
Ur,e,i
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covers
about
3?,?.
sqw
r
;
mUes
in
Nn-t,,
JrTct
YnVll
discover
that
v'f
ire
more
Calgary
Regains
Top
Spot
In
Western
Hockey
League
'mm
expr.t
painters.
I
ise
all
ji"
)d
craftsmen
.e
are
alsc
interested
in
the
beauty
we
cat)
rrea
e.
No
matter
the
color
combination
ar
shade
you
want,
you
can
depend
.in
us.
By
Th"
Canadlnn
Press
Stam
Calgary's
high-scoring
schedule
contest
sends
Seattle
i
Bombers
to
Victoria.
Stampeders
served
notice
from
!
the
opening
whistle
they
had
no
intention
of
sharing
the
loop
!
leadership
any
longer.
They
Bomber
Coach
Fired
By
The
Canadian
Prets
WINNIPEG,
-r-
Fit-ry
George
Trafton
said
today
he
has
been
fired
as
coach
of
the
Winnipeg
peders
have
regained
their
early
season
position
atop
tne
Western
Hockey
League.
Vhe
rollicking
'cowboys
took
(
ash
or
Terms
to
Suit
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
Hay
Calls:
101
,
scored
in
the
first
two
minutes
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bsVKo!Strtching
the
lead
to
3-1
at
the
end
of
the
second,
are
in
the
throes
of
a
five-game
i
losing
streak.
1
Canucks,
weakened
by
the
loss
Canucks
get
a
chance
to
move
j
through
injuries
of
three
top
back
into
a
tie
with
the
Calgar-
players,
Allen
Stanley,
Gordie
ians
tonight
when
thev
move
to
Kerr
and
George
Homenuke,
put
Edmonton,
while
the
Calgarians
up
a
game
struggle
but
couldn't
have
a
night
off.
The
oniy
uuu
quite
catch
the
Cowboys.
EXTRA
MIIK
(nCHRiST.
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To
Moke
Those
Holiday
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
BE
A
To
put
that
yiim-yum
flavor
into
all
your
holiday
rimkery
.
.
.
you'll
waul
ph-nly
of
i.iilk
and
trt-a
in.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
,
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
Blue
Bombers,
1953
Grey
Cup
finalists.
i
Karl
G.
Slocomb,
Bombor
i
iresiden,t,
said
he
had
no
comment
but
a
meeting
of
the
Winnipeg
Rugby
Football
Cluo
!
would
be
held
tonight.
I
Trafton,
however,
made
nc
'
cerret
of
his
dismissal.
He
said
,
lie
had
been
called
into
Slo-eomh's
office
Thursday
and
in-i
formed
of
the
club's
decision.
The
former
Chicago
Bear
cen-!
tic,
who
still
had
one
year
to
'
io
in
a
three-year
contract,
said
!
h2
had
been
asked
to
resign
nit
h.id
refused
to
do
so.
It
i.-i
c.ssumed
he
will
receive
a
full
turs
salary,
estimated
at
j.:
round
$12,000.
Trafton
now
is
the
fourth
!
western
coach
in
succession
to
lose
his
job
after
taking
his
:
'earn
into
the
Grey
Cup.
Th.
others
were
Frank
Larson
o!
I
Winnipeg
in
1950;
Harry
(
Blackjack
i
Smith
of
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
in
1951,
and
j
Frankie
Filchock
of
Edmonton
I
Eskimos
in
1952.
Phi
CITIZEN
SAILOR
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
j
,
.
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
WHEN
TO
GUARD
Bombers
lost
the
1953
classic
I
12-6
to
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
at
1
DOMINION
Toronto
Varsity
stadium,
Nov.
always
Insist
on..
Every
now
and
again
the
time
arrivei
when
even
the
foolhardy
skip
must
accept
the
premise
that
discretion
is
the
better
part
of
valor,
particularly
if
he
finds
that
a
guard
is
necessary
to
The
RCN
(Reserve)
consists
of
cilicn-sailorj
in
training
increasing
(heir
knowledge
of
the
skllU
and
crafts
of
the
tea.
Reserve
training
is
important
training
and
demtndi
whole-hearted
interest
and
effort.
?8.
NO
DISGRACE
"I
did
my
best
with
the
team
TEN
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and
we
went
to
the
Grey
Cup.
maintain
the
offensive
strategy
Trafton.
"We
our
played
h
hn.
mharkpr)
nn
S
f.:iid
:
best
ana
it
is
no
uugnra
we.
Occasionally
the
positional
play
clidn't
bring
the
cup
to
the
4.
If
your
opposition
lies
three
j
or
four
seconds
and
it
Is
not
possible
to
draw
for
a
safe
second
shot.
5.
If
you
have
a
cemfortable
lead,
guarding
second
shot
is
preferable
if
you
cannot
draw
for
shot.
G.
Guard
a
nest
or
pocket
of
your
own
stones
if
vulnerable
to
an
opposing
draw.
7.
Sometimes
'
runs''
in
the
ice
necessitate
guards
where
a
long
guard
is
as
good
as
a
short
guard.
8.
When
the
ice
is
keen
in
the
centre
only
a
stone
in
front
of
the
house
forces
the
opposition
to
try
a
draw
of
your
rocks
and
opposition
'
l-
,
,
.
granites
calls
for
a
long,
short
or.
Rumors
have
been
prominent
,
edium
guard0
Keep
you
out
of
,
KS
(SL
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frozen
green
peas
1
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T
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real
trouble.
Still,
a
guard
is
a
r
!
old
Trafton
would
m
not
be
back
be
d
,
,
Mn
1954-win
or
lose
this
year.,
;
nQ
Qther
can
im.
.,ti
mohr0
.hn
hnrt
i
best,
but
may
be
excused
in
the
,
EARN
UP
TO
been
against
him,
had
changed
;
following
situations
1.
To
protect
a
cluster
of
two
their
minds
and
were
willing
to
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
profitable
duty.
You
will
he
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
lime
you
spend
in
training.
around
it
on
the
heavy
ice.
3.
When
tie
or
one
down
coming
home;
without
last
stone,
defensive
guards
are
inevitable.
10.
Where
ice
is
"dished"
in
the
centre
or
where
stones
drift
to
centre
line,
irrespective
of
the
"turn,"
guard
on
centre
line,
then
raise
your
guards
into
the
rings.
or
more
of
your
own
rocks
in
the
rings,
but
only
towards
the
completion
of
an
end.
To
protect
the
opposition
from
striking
and
rolling
off
a
key
rock
to
a
guarded
position.
.
To
block
a
possible
raise
or
close
a
"port."
let
Trafton
complete
his
con-1
tract.
!
The
sudden
turn
of
events!
was
reported
to
have
been
brought
about
at
a
closed
meet-:
ing
of
the
management
com-
i
mittee
Tuesday
afternoon,
al-
j
though
club
officials
reported;
later
that
"nothing
of
import-j
ance"
had
been
discussed.
Slipper
This
Christmas
...
LUCKY
THE
PERSON
TO
FIND
A
PAIR
UNDER
THE
TREE
MEN'S
Operas,
Romeos,
Felts.
Fleece
Lined
LADIES'
Moccasins,
Wedgies,
Mules,
Felts,
Slings
Fleece
Lined
BRIGHT
HERE
IN
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Richard
Nets
Three
Goals
As
Canadiens
Down
Chicago
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article
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"Hit?
How
Hard?"
Gordon
Trophy
Semis
Tonight
Eonspiel
excitement,
took
over
ia.st
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
curling
rir.k
as
the
knockout
;
competition
for
the
Gordon's
'
rlardware
trophy
competition
-Adorable
Animal
Slippers,
A4occasins,
Romeos,
Felts.
Fleece
Lined.
There
is
a
Naval
Division
near
you.
Find
out
how
you
can
serve
your
country
and
prepare
yourself
for
advancement.
Write,
telephone
or
visitl
Bowling
Scores
Frank
Selke
always
said
it
was
fierce
pride
that
made
Maurice
Richard
a
great
hockey
player.
Jean
Beliveau
would
make
him
even
greater.
Ladies'
League
"A"
IIIVIXIO.N
i:Uh
single
Edna
Mosley
of
Art
Murray's
285;
high
threo
Agnes
nf
l
urtiia
aftf
Team
hlirh
sin-1
Richard,
the
last
fellow
who'll
deny
it,
was
his
reckless,
tern-;
V
H.M.C.S.
Chofhori
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
STORE
self
Thursday
gle
and
high
three
Art
Murray's
1
pestUOUS
fans"
night
So":
-dTay-
Te?inkS
Played
Prince
Rupert
Phone
526
i
and
reminded
1120
and
2890.
off
and
four
remain.
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VI
Results;
sunrise
4.
o
&
A
o;
Lyons
Chicago's
goalkeeper
Al
Rollins
4.
Dom's
0;
Rupert
Radio
8.
Annettes
Nil!"
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Vi.
Results:
7
p.m.
Aston
17,
Rud-derham
2;
Ford
17,
Petersen
2.
ricterlnor
13
Parker
S
.9
D
m.
that
he's
just
about
the
most
dangerous
Rlayer
in
the
game.
u
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1
Q
1;
Art
Murray's
3.
Bulgers
I;
Clover-leals
2,
Dibbs
2;
Stars
2,
New
Laurels
2.
"H"
IIIVISION
Hlnh
single
Irene
Muncey
of
B'
The
32-year-old
r'-rhtwingef
.,AVin,i0
u
l
anrle
H;
Miller
fl.
scored
three
goals
against
Rol
Berg
7;
Ford
10,
Aston
8.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
.
the
liquor
Control
Board
oi
by
she
Government
cl
British
C
jIu.r.Lia.
11ns
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks
For
action
try
Classif
ief
Ton.Rrn,
Ford
ply
Ostertag
nH
McKpnilB
nlnvs
Miller
in
to
lead
the
league-leading
Mon-
Asters
265;
high
three
Mury
Mc-.reisll
of
Toilers
808.
Team
high
.ingle
Skeena
Grocery
891;
team
.igii
three
Co-op
2502.
treal
Canadiens
to
a
53
National
the
SPml.flnais.
winners
will
go
Hockey
League
victory,
int0
the
fiflals
at
9
p
m
for
tne
Everything
was
made
to
order
trophy,
fdr
the
fiery
rocket-
.The
Ponnn
,
s
,
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was!
sold
wut
and
Beliveau,
the
'
,-s
RtyVSMBER.
WHEN
Kesuits:
75
Taxi
4.
Cook
s
0;
Man-sons
4.
Hi-Fljers
0:
McKay
s
4,
PR
Ptumbers
0;
Co-op
4,.
Big
bisters
U;
loin
8.
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Ladies
nigh
single
..tay
Murray
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Bill
S,V)iavlng.fofJSas-
sensational;
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tomr,
wafe
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the
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Meanwhile,
Boston
Bruins;
ted
'ida
Monkey
ague
29
years
ago
bv
Ed
Sandford's
three
coals,
tonight
when
he
scored
three
k-
',
278;
ladies
high
3
Innez
Park
Park-1
beat
the
second-place
Detroit
goals
as
Saskatoon
beat
Victoria
278;
ladles
high
3
Inez
Men's
high
sinu.e
oeorge
JvicklRed
Wings
C-3
in
Boston
in
the
Cougars.
Bill
turned
professional
'wo
years
iatcr
in
1926-to
become
264;
men's
high
3
Ted
Parker
812
jne
of
the
prat
rightwingerS
ol
lUisUr
ctr.on
l)art
first
imported
a:id
bkndcd
tbc
RUIR
tubicb
is
today
a
household
word
Standings
Residuals
31;
Northland
Dairy
28;
M.
B.
Vvudcats
2't;
No-Names
2tl;
Eulger
20;
Pilots
24;
Savoy
24;
M.
B.
Lucky
Strikes
21;
Conboeds
19;
Tlm-cer-Tics
17;
Hll-Balleis
15;
Hit
;
only
other
league
game.
There
was
no
bitterness
but
plenty
of
drive
when
Richard
got
his
goals.
However,
one
of
them
was
disputed
when
the
puck
caromed
into
the
nets
off
his
leg.
:?11
time
on
the
formidable
forward
line
of
New
York
Rangers
that
had
Frank
Boucher
,
at
centre
and
brother
Bun
Cook
at
Inft
wing.
Mi.ss
0.
Men's
League
A
i.t:.i(
b
High
single
Art
Olson
with
295
twice
and
w.
Brett
with
295;
high
three
George
6henton
with
855.
High
single
team
North
Stars
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with
1190;
high
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Art
Murrays
3325.
have
a
Good
Rum
for
your
money
Kesuits:
Local
708
4,
Thorn
Sheet
0;
Philpott
Evltt
4,
North
West
0:
Moose
3.
Fnmily
Market
1;
Short
Circuits
3.
537
Taxi
1;
Art
Murravs
$l39so
WITH
STOOL,
from
3.
North
Star
1;
Cooks
3
CNRA
1."
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K
High
single
P.
Moore
288:
hloh
three
N.
Shenton
688.
Team
hlirh
single
ueuces
nil;
team
hiuh
A
I
Results:
Rupert
Motorn
4
rv,n
i
Juans
0;
Savoys
4.
L.C.B.
0;
Over-wnitea
4.
Legion
0:
rwi.r.
a
ui..;
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advertisement
is
not
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or
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by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
oy
the
Government
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British
Columbia.
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Ensemble
SPECIAL
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From
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
or
17.50
and
the
balance
of
$l.r3.00
on
delivery,
you
can
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yourself
of
a
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
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