Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newj
Tuesday,
October
13,
1953
or
Detroit
Sharpshooters
Leadinq
Race
-
'
.',
r
4.
.J
1
,
'
1
-
t.
.
r
t
r
.
'
,
,
.
I
.'
Champion
Royals
!
Drub
Chicago
VANCOUVER
0
The
Canadian
soccer
champions,
New
YACHT
Charter
Service
Reasonable
Ral'-i
for
HUNTING
PARTIES
Season
open
fqr
Deer,
Ooat
Bear,
Ducks,
Geese.
For
arrangements
telephone?
Green
830
J
Hational
Hockey
League
Point-Getters
Detroit
and
Montreal
head
the.
-RrAL
('
mail
iu
nic
yai
auc.
he
bovs
again
not
the
feel
into
gUi:h
select
and
long-es-skates
and
bone-Jarring
tablished
company
as
Howe,
Ted
Hague-
standing
with
two
wins
and
one
loss
in
three
games.
ieclis
than
the
National
Lindsay
and
Red
Kelly
has
come
The
fcruins,
the
Leafs
and
the
Rangers
follow
with
two
ooints
70f
GIORDANO
PRESIDENT
OF
MIXED
TEN-PIN
LOOP
Joe
Giordano
was
elected
president
of
the
Mixed
Ten-Pin
League
Sunday
night
when
the
six-team
league
opened
Its
season.
Maresa
Windle
was
named
secretary.
Giordano
also
captured
men's
high
three
game
total
with
515
and
Maresa
Windle
took
ladles'
high
triple
with
428.
Art
Olson
rolled
191
to
take
men's
high
single
and
Ann
PcU
of
f
captured
high
women's
single
honors
with
182.
Tinymltes
took
both
high
team
single
and
high
team
twee
goal
total
with
589
and
1700.
each.
Chicago
Black
rlawks,
who
got
-teas''
"5l
'
v
a
sprignuy
young
rookie,
Earl
;'on(emore
read
like
who
s
,
Dutch
i
Reibel.
The
youngster
Detroit-
...
,
,'nas
matched
Howe's
six
points,
thf
ieaKue
s
first
official
but
the
NHL
scoring
champ
ranks
,uoll
this
season,
released
,
first
because
he
has
two
goals
"lour
Pet'"'1
Rcd
willBs
i
alorig
with
four
assists.
The
new
the
top
11
s
alnlost
ax'"
!
centre
man
of
the
Detroit
pro-
away
to
a
fast
start
last
season,
have
taken
three
beatings
In
as
Westminster
Royals,
Monday!
drubbed
Chicago
Falcons,
the
American
national
champions,
!
5-0
here
n
an
exhibition
game
j
billed
as
the
North
American
soccer
championship.
i
Royals
went
ahead
4-0
by
half
time
before
6,000
fans
as
they
proved
too
fast
for
the
Falcons,
who
played
good
positional
ball
but
were
not
up
to
the
speed
ef
the
Royals'
game.
I
More
than
50
different
specl-i
mens
of
oak
trees
are
found
in
North
America.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
many
games
and
are
last.
sugar
Jim
Henry
of
Boston
Hat
oorrue
nowc
.
,
auction
line
nas
made
his
con-
Bruins
allowed
only
one
goal
In
inouuon
entirely
with
assists
me
Bruins'
single
game
and
currently
Is
boss
man
among
the
goalies
with
a
goals-against
average
of
1.00.
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
Montgomery
Me
Winner
six
of
them.
Kelly,
the
Red
Wings'
high-scoring
defenceman,
and
Lindsay
have
counted
two
goals
and
two
assists
apiece
for
four
points.
Bert
Olmstead
of
Montreal
Cafi-adiens
is
tied
with
them
with
his
four
assists.
Hiixed
Loop
Mimli.u'")'
of
Canada
TOI'S
IN
GOALS
double
honors,
rolled
The
man
currently
with
the
jii5
to
taKe
lanies
nign
i
and
hich
triple
in
Group
I
most
goals
Is
Montreal's
ace
Mixed
Five-nn
league
;
!,
muunce
mcnara,
wun
fir-orce
Goodwin
of
;
three
goals.
His
NHL-carecr
total
Jiith
307
and
Vic
Men-
now
stands
at
350,
a
record
brok-
L'
.
r.
l..i-
D
.
....
m.
pullovers
looK
men
s
mgii
-
j"
"
as
wionsieur
hicii
three
t'uxnovers
mcuaru
oags
mmseu
a
goal.
im
honors
'-uu
antI
llefl
with
Richard
at
three
I
points
in
the
early-season
olav
r(iup
T.
iiraee
rvniiKan
i're
rouKie
iKe
xuicicDrand
of
New
,twn
nilleil
-lit
lor
laoies
yorK
itanRPrs,
Tort
Sloan
of
Tor
mile
and
Iles.sie
ing
oi
onto
Maple
Leafs
and
defrnriv
su
-itb"
fi!'!'
wo"
ladies'
,
man
Bill
Gadsby
of
Chicago
pie
humus,
liugn
rower
.
Biat-K
HawKs.
h
r.imi
rolled
m
lor
An
the
leaders
have
auueared
lEh
single
and
Tom
Maka
ln
three
games
except
Hlldebrand
Green
iik;k
iik-m
s
u
ie
?nd
sloarii
whose
lealJ5
naye
)
wmny
six
un
i
ia
been
ln
0lly
two
Eam,
h
learn
sincie
arm
(i
330!i
took
team
high.
ibc
honors,
r.rmin
I
fiirrn
4.
llaiol'I's
0.
i
.
r
:
Ciild
4.
Thorn
Shwt
Metal
i
iflaulh
4
Bob
Parker
0.
Six
4,
Eby
k
Sons
0.
ifru
Cla.o,
3.
Hill's
Shoe
j:
I
Up
;
U
,
tree!:
tl.
vHix'J.
Hams
2.
(irmip
!
wis
4.
Shriilon's
0.
'
.
9
i
V
Vnni
maldng
hay
;.
'.tNTKjLt'l
r.,.,A,
:,.v,-.-,
:
v.r
r-'J
f.
z
'
rJpx-
;r!'.',
S!'
A
,
p
0
i
l&t
v
,
1
--
v
('
jinners
1,
Mmipx
0.
Footwear
4.
Sham-
is
0.
us
J
Daily
News
1.
in
Lite
3,
Enquire
Men's
trl.
ilttttle
2,
Hi-Jarkers2.
4
.
4.
.
K
-.-'
h
!
r.'
f.
-a
dr
!
r
;
w
i
.
'
.
...
.
1
'
X
i
.
r
'
j
t
.1
.t.
ft
4
Ml
1
-
4
J
;
'.'
,
I-
'.
'
v
.
r
il
4
U
-
Vr
M
M
?'
.'
J
s
i
.1
i
i
tr
f,
s
r
1
if
'
'.I
...
:
Jtr
"
t
,J.
Is"
I,
r
:
"
t
iT
1'-
IT
NIGHT'S
i
IGHTS
KLYN
J.p.-y
Klein.
117.
j'k.
ou')omted
Roekey
14".
(.hu
nEu.
II).
BTITA1N
Comi.-Orlan-
ea,
134,
Cuba,
outpointed
finish.
137,
Fall
River,
I-
.
...
'E.
Maw.-Brian
Kelly.
teara
Fails,
Ont..
out-
A
ntiii.ikt
working
in
the
jungles
of
Africa
use
a
portahle
aluminum
clcvaior
to
get
to
ihe
top
of
150-foot
trec
to
neture
samples
of
plant
and
animal
life.
I4
vnp'y
ihoon
line
front
a
rifle
over
a
sturdy
limn,
attaches
it
to
the
elevator
cage
and
hauls
himself
up
by
working
a
hand
winch
fined
to
the
cage'i
floor.
His
one-man
elevator
it
almost
certainly
made
of
Canadian
aluminum,
l-or
by
putting
untamed
!
"white
water"
,to
work
crealing
':
electrical
power,
Canada
has
made
)
"
itself
the
largest
exporter
of
alu-
'
'
milium
in
the
world.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
tAlcan)
Eobby
Timp.vjn,
134,
of
n,
Ohio,
8.
N.
II.-Tnny
Percy.
Ut.,
outpointed
Smitty
ftiitland.
Me..
8.
Joey
Morena,
H
York,
outpointed
Bob-
.
134.
Montreal.
4.
.
i
.o,umo.a
loc
field
in
the
!
Regies
cove:
4
10
'
miles.
I
;
iL..
..
.
;
;
,;.
.
Mi
8
i
TZV
comical-looking
fellow
is
a
Pika.
t?'5
a
distant
cousin
of
the
familiar
bunny
but
a
lot
smarter.
It's
pretty
grim
when
winter
blizzards
are
blowing
on
the
Rocky
Mountain
plateaus
where
Pika
lives.
But
he's
equal
to
it.
TAcry
fall,
he
gathers
in
a
harvest
of
bay
and
herbs
to
keep
his
family
in
groceries
when
things
get
tough.
,.
,
People
should
be
as
smart
as
pikas.
You
never
know
when
some
extra
savings
could
come
in
handy.
Might
be
an
emergency,
or
perhaps
you'd
like
to
have
some
money
to
enjoy
your
old
age.
In
the
meantime,
you
can
be
investing
in
our
growing
country.
'-d2'
ifor
million
Canadians
are
looking
ahead
right
now
ivith
Canada
Savings
Bonds.
You
can
do
the
same,
if
you
start
now
to
pile
up
as
many
as
you
can
manage.
You
can
get
Canada
Savings
Bonds
on
the
Payroll
Savings
Plan
where
you
work
or
by
instalments
through
your
bank
or
investment
dealer.
They're
always
north
their
full
face
value
in
cash
.
.
.
pay
some
mighty
interesting
interest,,
as
well.'
They're
really
worth
collecting!
j
RETURN
FIRST
CLASS
H
Canadian
Pacific
offart
overnight
non-ttop
Hh
from
Vancouver
at
20
off
regular
fart
'
Super
DC-4B
"Empresses
of
tha
A!r"
...
re-
'
,,0.
champagne
suppers,
luxury
beyond
dreomi.
Available
Oct.
1
to
Dee.
10.
""walinns,
Tickets,
sec
yo-ir
travel
adciit
or
J
Ocmdkm
(Pacific
AIRLINES
I
HTE:
H25.
Return
tourist,
available
Dee.
Bonds
I
INTEREST
UCNYUK
J
U01
11
YEARSj
THE
NEW
IMPROVED
8th
SERIES
ON
SALE
STARTING
NEXT
MONDAY,
OCTOBER,
19th
.
t
J"
-
'
,
.
,
""i.t.TK
THAVH