.V.
Tuesday,
August
4.
1953
OUTDOORS
.IMrf
W-'y
last
Nigiif
s
Iignis
By
the
Awortalnl
Trow
I
Brooklyn
Walace
Bud
Smith,
139',
Cincinnati,
stopped
Carl.
Coates.
1404.
Baltimore,
8.
I
Boston
Tony
DeMarco,
140V2,
Boston,
stopped
Terry
Ypung,
139:l4.
New
York,
5.
i3n
tern
a
liona
(
S,U.,
vu
Canadian
Accordian
Institute
cently
taken
by
a
Junior
nner
from
a
packini
plant
dock,
was
one
of
the
wolf
eels
so
annoying
to
halibut
fishermen;
there
if
no
mistaking
this
unprepossessing
customer,
his
wolf-like
There
are
four
kinds
of
smelt
native
to
local
waters,
and
two
of
them,
(the
silver
smelt'
and
the
long-finned
smelt)
are
sufficiently
different
to
be
easily
Identified,
but
some
confusion
exists
as
to
the
eulachon
(hoo
Canada
Is
the
world's
third
tradinz
nation
and
the
fourth
Jaws
and
teeth
betray
his
vor
Lee
Building,
Vancouver
4,
B.C.
(Head
Office
far
Canada)
acious
T
character,
and
he
merits
J
greatest
industrial
power.
no
place
at
the
table
The
Rae
Johnsons
Just
back
ligan)
and
the
capelin.
It
is
true
that
these
two
fishes
have
markedly
similar
feeding
habits
and
general
appearance,
but
a
merely
cursory
examination
will
disclose
that
the
cape-11ns
mouth
does
not
extend
beyond
the
middle
of
the
eye,
from
a
trip
to
Ketchikan,
ihey
report
the
cohos
not
showing
up
and
fishing
generally
poor.
There
should
be
much
improve
We
of
the
International
School
of
Music
and
the
Camjp
Accordian
Institute
are
accepting
applications
lor
enroll
'
on
WEDNESDAY
t
AUG.
5th
an?
SUPPORT
SOCIAL
CREDIT
B.C.
Needs
Social
Credit
Representation
In
Ottawa
while
the
eulachons
mouth
is
quite
noticeably
larger.
It
may
not
be
generally
known
that
the
capelin
is
tentatively
classed
as
a
one-year
fish
(meaning
that
it
spends
Its
entire
life
cycle
in
that
time,
and
attains
a
maxi
ment
and
an
inshore
movement
Of
cohos
towards
the
Naas
estuary
with
the
coming
August
big
tides.
There
are
periodic
attempts
to
license
salt-water
sports
fishing
as
is
done
In
California.
The
united
voices
of
all
sportsmen
should
be
raised
against
this
thing
if
it
recurs
this
yenr;
the
Auto
Courts
Si
Resorts
Association
of
B.C.
now
have
an
mum
growth
of
only
six
inchesi.
wheseas
the
eulachon
:
spawns
and
dies
in
its
second
or
third
year
and
reaches
a
length
up
to
THURSDAY
AUG.
6th
ot
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL,
from
10:00
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
The
following
Instruments
are
available
to
all'pupiii,
our
course:
Piano
Accordian
-
Hawiian
Gii
r
12
inches,
and
the,
latter
also
has
a
small
adipose
fin
and
larse
scales,
but
these
two
features
are
precisely
the
opposite
in
the
capelin.
Both
are
excel
accredited
representative
on
thi
B.C.
Fish
&
Game
Council
and
will
join
any
proper
move
made
by
Gun
Clubs
etc.
for
the
betterment
of
sports
conditions.
Address
455
Granville
6t.,
Vancouver.
This
Association
Is
already
credited
with
having
defeated
a
move
a
couple
of
years
back,
anent
the
salt-water
lie-
lent
eating,
but
the
larger
si,e
of
the
eulachon
makes
it
the
more
valuable,
although
Its
commercial
use
has
greatly
declined
in
the
past
fifty
years
j'O
CIIIN
KKK'H,
classv
three-year-old
fr
m
Toronto.
want
the
honor
of
winning
the
IMth
running
of
the
Quebec
Queen's
Plate
at
M
mtrcal.
Although
the
race,
established
In
1838,
is
older
than
the
Plate
race
held
at
Toronto,
it
has
not
been
run
annually.
With
Jockey
Corn-best
aboard,
the
colt
is
shown
in
the
winner's
enclosure
with
(at
left)
owner
Mrs.
J.
Tomllnson
and
her
daughter.
,
'
Spanish
Guitar
-
Violin
and
other
musical
Instruments
Hera
Is
on
opportunity
for
you
and
your
children
to
it
with
the
advent
of
more
easily
obtained
and
cheaper
oils
and
fats.
to
play
one
of
these
beautiful
instruments
with
the
dim
J
Is
mpsMirf
toward
fvrntu-illy
obtaining
fur
this
country
the
benefits
of
Social
Credit
policy,
one
Item
of
,
which
Is
the
niKlnuinlnn
of
sufficient
money
ln
circulation
to
Insure
expansion
of
production
and
consumption
with
safeguarda
against
Inflation
or
dentition.
Alberta
has
Social
Credit
representation
In
Ottawa,
working
towards
this
end.
and
working
for
the
West.
B.C.
needs
It.
tool
VOTE
'
FOR
YOl'R
SOCIAL
CREDIT
CANDIDATE
PROVE
TO
OTTAWA
THAT
B.C.
.
MEAVS
Bt'SINESS!
,
Thin
aUvortls-ment
ijiiterl
by
the
B.C.
Social
Credit
Campaign
Committee
to-date
method
of
Instructions,
It
s
easy
as
A-B-C.
Thrill
your
friends
with
the
music
you
play,
wakh
children
master
this
fine
art.
You
as
parent
owe
it
to
children
to
Investigate
and
take
advantage
of
this
offer
Russ
AAeyer
Gains
Sweet
Revenge
Blanking
Phillies
Who
Traded
Him
Goin"
to
huild
yourself
a
fish-
j
Ins
rod?
When
time
comes
to
Mace
the
guides
in
position,
set.
'he
tin
first,
line
it
up
with
he
reel-sent
(if
nrje
has
already!
been
Installed)
then
pHce
tho
j
mlrte
nearest
the
reel
(called
the
1
It
has
always
been
the
earnest
desire
ot
the
Instil
'.I
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
give
everyone,
especially
children,
a
chance
of
recelvingi;
musical
education.
This
opportunity
Is
extended
to
ill
i
have
not
had
a
chance
to
take
lessons
previously.
Durini
course
of
our
career
.we
have
discovered
that
many
pt
Yr"
cap
b
:t
your
bottom
dol-.
Nuxhall
was.
given
a
two-run
Nit-"idc)
in
surh
position
lar
the
Graves
wince
every
time
lead,
in
the
first
Inning
and
ai
thot
the
angle
between
a
full
i
they
remember
they
engineered
I
omfortablc.
margin
in
the
fourth
-eel
and
the
rod-tip
will
be
as
j
the
deal.
.
I
when
-Andy
gminick
homered
obtuse
as
possible.
Actually
have
been
hampered
by
lack
of
,
opportunity
to
receive
m
rudiments
of
a
musical
education.
,
Tills
Is
really
serios,
Hy
BEN
FHLEG.lIt
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
This
might
be
an
appropriate
time
to
wonder
what
Steve
O'fieill
thinks
now
of
that
roundabout
winter
trade
that
5"nt.
Russ
Meyer
from
Philadelphia
to
Brooklyn
by,
way
of
the
waves.
,
'
..iih
one
aboard.
'-
'
there
should
be
no
angle
what-I
,
The
Cardinals
routed
Jim
Kon-
ever
In
order,
to
prevent
anv
OPEN
to
3
a.m.
S:
COM)
STRAIGHT
Meyer
music
han
been
aptly
designated
"Food
for
the
Soul.
Daily
6
p.m.
Further
there
Is
a
saylnir
that
"the
richest
child
li
n
iL
threw
,r
his
tho
stanty
with
four
runs
in
the
first
friction
and
consequent
loss
of
cht
shutout
at
the
Braves
and
;ddecl
tnree
more
ln
tne
lrnr,etus
to
the
cast.
(The
fore-'
without
music."
Therefore,
It
la
the
responsibility
of
parte.
Monday
night
in
Milwaukee,
Mcond
Inning.
Red
Schoendienst
winning
1-0
ln
seven
rain-soak
give
their
children
an
opportunity
of
acquiring
the
"ft
Gift"
He's
beaten
them
lu,cu
,
..
,"
T.
The
Phillies'
manager
at
the
ed
innings,
AC
aitplicationx
must
be
In
by
:
p.m..
Tour
iime
pooh-poohed
the
idea
that
four
times
this
season
against
Brooklyn
had
iraiied
itself
into
nre
sethark.
The
victory
moved
twu
singles.
Wliiuci
iviiacn
Lynai
ed
with
a
scoreless
three-hitter
until
the
ninth
when
the
Phils
rallied
with
a
two-run
pinch
hit
homer
by
Connie
Ryan.
The
Yankees
maintained
their
tlw
Dodgers
8V2
games
ahead
of
second-place
Milwaukee
in
the
National
League
pennant
race.
Philadelphia,
in
a
fast
and
in-
1he
pennant.
But
with
the
season
two-thirds
gone,
the
temijer-amental
righthander's
11-4
record
would
look
mighty
pood
on
the
Phils'
pitching
ro.tor,
five-game
margin
in
the
Amerl-
ed
dial
gave
the
Braves
f
,
.
can
League
by
battering
St.
Louis
August
6,
for
our
1!)53
period.
'
May
we
have
the
pleasure
of
serving
you
and
your
childr
Wa
sell
oil
types
of
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
TRADE-INS"
ACCEPTED
A
representative
will
call
if
you
wish.
which
seems
to
consist
almost
Meyer
in
exchange
for
jiu:iuilg
1UI
lo
tlilA.
Willi:?
ruiu
solely
of
Robin
Roberts.
In
'nn
Firl
Torgeson
and
cash
shipped
pitcher
12th
ame
aalnst
f.0Uf
and
then
the
to
TEA
BAGS
-rnt
dr"s
not
pnplv
to
flvrods.)
o'ite
f-ennentlv
the
braking
j
rffTt
of
the
line
against
the!
Sutt
guide
tends
to
creite
tint'
"iTie
old
birds-nest
that
so
t1v
nlff'es
caste's,
most
particularly
if
very
soft
line
is
employed.
'
Once
ffln
Morietown
-'
Tii(in
;
it
sp'
inTS,
loci
-"1ts
the-e
t"king
fih
aroun
l
hirt"
ncurv's.
most
cf
them
sti:V
in
f'lrly
bright
condition:
not
long
hence
the
usuil
deteriorH'
tion
'
will
commence,
and
th
J
flesh
will
be
hardly
fit
for
hu-;
min
conr'imption,
better
get
vours
SOON.
Vn
fisures
on
the
Rod
&
Gunf
Club's
latest
crow
shoot
yefc.
'ear'v,
wth
early
issues:
in
-pfjg
n
s-ns
birds
will
bel
"ettln"
b
break
ww
that
thi.
bl"c'r
n-ndits)
rank's
are
beini
t
educed.
f
Brooklyn
for
infielders
Jim
Pen
Cultural
Treaty
Caps
Annex
Third
Place
dleton
and
Rocky
Bridges.
Brid-pps
was
swapped
immediately
to
Cincinnati
as
part-payment
for
first
baseman
Joe
Adcock.
!
Mryer
not
only
pitched
a
shut-o'it
Monday
night,
he
also
batted
in
the
winning
run
with
a
single
AUVERTIS1NO
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRIN08
RESIT!
By
The
Canadian
rrf".s
KARACHI
(CP)
A
cultural
exr
change
treaty
between
Pakistan
and
Egypt
will
be
signed
ln
Aug
ust.
It
provides
for
cultural
io-operation
between
tho
twn
foun-tries,
Including
exch'ingi
of
pro-
Vancouver
shut
out
Victoria
in
the
seventh
innine.
.
1-0
in
the
Western
International
P'-ioklyn
hpp.
boaten
11
out
of
15
games
so
far.
in-
-i'
f"i,,
eluding
all
six
played
in
Milwau-
j
lessors,
students
and
artist
and
"
joint
research
Into
historical
Th"
"ev"
H"rj
rreen
md
grev
Etrevi
kee.
At
Wash!
gron
Billy
Pierce
of
-lottled
r:ony
type
fish
documents.
Chl-airo
White
Sox
gave
up
two
CANADA
ruts
in
a
1-0
.
triumph
over
Johnny
Sehmitz
and
the
Senators.
At
Cincinnati
Joe
Nuxhall
of
the
Redlegs
limited
Pittsburgh
to
five
hits
in
winning
5-0.
In
other
major
league
action
St.
Louis
Cardinals
whipped
Philadelphia
8-3
ami
climbed
within
hlf
a
came
of
the
third-place
Phils
and
New
York
Yankees
smothered
St.
Louis
Browns
11-3.
Pierce's
shutout
was
the
fourth
CITY
TRANSFER
v
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CIlVriNC.
TACKING
STORAGE
First'
Avenue
and
McBciilc
Street
Baseball
League's
only
game
Monday
night
and
vaulted
into
third
place,
three
games
behind
paee-setting
Salem
and
Spokane.
,
Vancouver
hurler
Bob
Roberts,
j
a
Calgary
castotf,
mastered
the
'
Tyees
with
six
hits,
striking
out
four
and
walking
five,
as
he:
chalked
up
his
seventh
win
since
j
Joining
the
Capilanos.
Chuck
Davis
singled
home
the
game's
only
run
in
the
fourth
inning,
scoring
Nick
Castas
who
had
singled,
stolen
second
and
reached
third
on
a
wild
throw
by
the
catcher.
Snlem
and
Spokane,
locked
in
a
virtual
tie
for
the
league
leadership,
were
idle,
Salem
resting
at
home
wifh
an
open
date
and
Snokane
sitting
out
a
rainstorm'
at
Edmonton.
Rain
also
washed
out.
the
only
other
scheduled
contest
Lewiston
at
Calgary.
Salem
returns
to
action
Tuesday
night
as
host
to
the
Yakima
Eears,
while
Wenatchee
opens
a
three-game
series
at
Tri-City.
Third
A
srraicht
scoreless
game
ln
the
Washington
-Chicago
series,
which
the
two
clubs
split.
Largest
Trading
Nation
in
the
World.
fxoedvd
enfy
by
th
Knifed
Srofca
(peputalien
150,697,3611,
onrf
Britain
(population
53,327,3331.
ONE
ONLY
$69-00
SIKGER
L0H6
SHUTTLE
TREADLE
WITH
STOOL.
Guaranteed
one
year
:
a-going
filers
lids
is
Performance
.
Not
Promises!
r
:::
ONE
ONLY
.
SINGER
mm
BOBBIN
TREADLE
h
69-75
A
western
shipper
thought
this
one
up.
He
handles
freight
to
and
from
Alaska
by
means
of
aluminum
vans
which
are
loaded,
1
VITH
CABINET.
Exceptionally
nuiet
running.
Guaranteed
1
year
driven
lo
the
dock,
and
there
lift-
i
by
cranes
from
their
chassis
mo
the
ship's
hold.
Saves
a
lot
of
Across
Canada
it's
Liberal!
'
5
LIMITED
NUMBER
:
HEW
-SINGER
ROUND
BOBBIN
MACH
NES
both
Portable
and
Console
models
at
SPECIAL
AUGUST
DEDUCTIONS
Tcrrr.j
available
on
all
above
machines.
Trade-ins
Accepted
Write,
Phone
or
Call
in
ftir
an
Estimate
on
Your
Machine
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINE
cargo
handling,
damage
and
pilfering.
The
vans
can
be
individually
heated
or
refrigerated
to
protect
special
cargoes,
too.
More
than
a
thousand
different
Canadian
companies
keep
busy
turning
Canadian-made
aluminum
into
everything
from
ah
trays
to
minesweepers.
And
it
keeps
us
busy
wonjciinn
hu
next
they
will
use
this
modern
iietal
to
save
weight,
or
lime,
it
'
trouble,
or
dollars
for
somebody.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
ltd.
(Akan).
OfE
LIBERAI
639
Third
Ave.
VV.
COMPANY
1
Phone
684
"This
advurtispmcnt
ts
piitillittit-d
by
tin"
H.c.
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