Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
17,
1953
MKASl'RE
OF
CROWTH
Canada's
right
to
form
he,
own
legations
in
foreign
canity
was
established
in
19M
'
Grant
&
Newton
Extend
Lead
Ezzard
Charles
Stops
Coley
Wallace
SAN
FRANCISCO
&
Lei.
!
pressive
victory
over
Coley
Wal-,'
right
to
the
jaw.
He
staggered
mean
Ezzard
Charles,
the
for-
i
last
night.
I
to
his
feet
and
went
down
mer
heavyweight
boxing
cham-
.
Charles,
fighting
in
the
same
eeain
f
rom
a
right
and
left
to
rashion
when
he
the
chin.
The
time
was
2:43.
the
title
pion,
is
banging
at
powerful
as
door
again
following
his
im-'
wore
the
crown
from
1949
to
Referee
Frankle
Brown
.
did
DANCE
Grant
&
wton
extended
their
lead
over
the
runner-up
City
Transfer
Wednesday
night
In
the
Men's
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
by
carrying
off
three
of
the
four
points
against
the
transfer
squad
and
also
setting
a
new
high
single
team
i
i
New
Laurel
Wins
Five-Pin
Honors
.
New
Laurel
took
most
of
Uie
honors
In
"A"
Division
of
the
Ladles
Five-Pin
Bowling
this
week
with
Bea
Hardy
and
Jessie
Shenton
of
New
Laurel
scoring
high
single
and
high
triple
with
scores
of
328
and
722.
Annettes
took
team
high
single
with
1088
and
New
Laurel
captured
team
high
three
with
2970.
In
"B"
Division
Ivy
Stewart
of
75
Taxi
took
both
high
single
and
high
three
with
scores
of
272
ana
721.
Mnnson's
with
965
won
team
high
single
and
75
Taxi
took
team
high
three
with
2430.
Winners
of
the
hidden
score
prizes
were
Joan
ot
HOTPOINT
FLOOR
PftLKHER
mark
of
940
in
the
bargain.
The
1951,
stopped
Wallace
just
17
1
not
count
over
me
ianen
yvai-seconds
before
the
scheduled
lace.
According
to
California
end
of
the
nationally
televised
state
athletic
commission
rules,
10-rounder.
j
it
should
have
been
called
a
Although
he
won
in
master-1
technical
knockout.
Brown.
In
ful
fashion
and
led
from
start!""
report
to
the
commission,
.to
finish.
Charles'
win
provided
said
it
was
a
knockout.
v
i
the
setting
for
an
argument!
Charles,
32,
and
m
champion-over
whether
he
should
be
j
t,hip
form,
proved
that
expert-credited
with
a
knockout
or
a
'
ence
and
top
condition
can
TKO.
j
overcome
such
physical
advan-
Th
v
h,.o,ra,iht
p-
tages
as
Wallace,
enjoyed
be-
1.
i
Elks
Home
mm
i
cause
of
his
youtn
and
size,
i
Wallace.
25,
weighed
201
pounds
tender
dropped
his
younger
rival
twice
in
the
10th
round.
The
first
one
was
for
a
nine-count.
Wallace
hit
the
canvas
from
a
Friday,
Dec.
18
to
190
for
Charles.
Charles
said:
"I
was
sharp.
Wallace
leads
like
Joe
Louis.
(Charles
beat
Louis
in
1950
by
decisive
win
for
the
Urant
ii
Newton
team
widened
the
spread
to
six
points
over
City
Transfer
who
are
followed
closely
by
the
Elks
who
swept
four
points
from
the
RCMH.
The
Moose
and
Imperial
Oil
teams
split
points
and
kept
their
places
In
the
standing,
the
Moose
holding
down
the
fourth
slot
and
the
Imperial
Oil
following
closely
behind.
Bob
Rud-derham
edged
Jim
Currle's
high
three
market
set
three
weeks
ago
by
one
point
when
he
rolled
a
629.
Good
scares
were
the
order
of
the
evening
with
Rud-derhim
chalking
up
a
226
and
212,
Stadnyk
224.
Currlc
213,
Mabel
decision.)
I
would
like-to
fight!
Parks,
June
Dicken,
Rocky
Marciano
now."
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and
Oert
Smith
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person
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
EVERYONE
INVITED
In
Van(Ouver
Ujr
at
th
AUSTIN
HOTEL
Warren
Spahn
and
Robin
Roberts
One,
Two
in
Earned
Run
Ratings
NEW
YORK
tfi
W
r
r
e
n
:
last
season
w.
i
23
victories
Spahn
and
Robin
Roberts,
the!
apiece,
finished
one-two
in
thi
National
League's
top
pitchers
j
earned-run
ratings,
with
the
j
Milwaukee
southpaw
officially
Brown
211.
Wood
'205
and
Dor
1
Arney
with
205.
free
Parking
fN5-a
winning
the
title
for
the
second
time.
Spahn.
who
lost
only
seven
games,
gave
up
only
62
earned
inns
in
266
innings
for
ar.
Mcintosh
Heads
01
Gun
Club
Ret;.
SM.50
TO
CLEAR
YOUR
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
WISH
TO
ADVISE
THAT
TURKEYS
i
,
earned-run
average
of
2.10,
low-
!
K.
Mcintosh
was
elected
prcs-!
est
figure
since
Howie
Pollers
1
ident
of
the
Canadian
National
identical
mark
in
1946.
Spahn
Oun
CiUO
Monuay
night
us
til!
also
had
the
baseball
circuit's
I
group
was
reformed
alter
being
:
beSt
ERA
in
1947.
2.33.
!
iuie
lor
12
years.
j
The
official
pitching
averages
Terms
$4Q.50
Arranged
M.V
Just
guide
it.
Let
it
do
all
the
work
McRae
Bros.
Lid.
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
chairman
ol
the
group
which
j
released
today
also
disclosed
that
Roberts,
ace
of
the
Phlla-
SWITCH-HITTING
delphia
Phillies,
posted
a
2.75
Central
Reasonable
Rates
1221
Granville5t.
MArine
7235
nameu
an
executive
ior
uie
coming
season
was
J.
McLean
who
expressed
his
pleasure
at
the
einnusiasm
ol
Uie
new
organizations
nicmoers.
Umers
elected
Article
No.
13
AND
to
onice
were
u.
ooclteiiuoi
i,
You
wouldn't
think
there
would
oe
any
companion
oetwetn
iviicKcy
Manne
hitting
irom
tiuiei
siue
oi
tne
piate
against
e-pitsiutia
ana
t.
favUKio,
average
on
106
earned
runs
In
347
innings.
Ke
lost
16
games.
Statistics
compiled
by
The
Associated.
Press
and
relcase.l
last
October
also
listed
Spahn
as'
.the
National's
earned-run
leader
at
2.10.
with
Roberts
the
rtinner-up
with
2.75.
ROOKIE
THIRD
Bob
Buhl,
Milwaukee's
rookie
creiary.
Also
serving
on
tne
EXTMMIll(wCHWSl
executive
are
J.
KirrtDauer.
H.
un,
c.
neninioiis,
t.
biaae
ana
Uick
faui
was
nauieu
aj
ranao-
JAP
ORAMGSS
WILL
BE
IN
SHORT
SUPPLY.
Be
sure
you
place
your
order
Now
while
stocks
ore
GOOD.
BIRDS
WILL
BE
CLEANED
ON
REQUEST
south
-
paw
or
l
igni-tianiieu
piu-iung,
aim
Mi
uowamocn,
skip
i
oi
me
kii
Canadian
curling
cnampions,
asking
lur
an
in-(
iui.i
pin
on
one
rock,
tnen
an
'oui
uiii
iuKe-oui
ior
anomer.
master.
monuay
night
was
chosen
as
righthander,
finished
third
with
tin:
nignt
ior
the
cluos
shoots
Let's
get
back
to
the
rink
for
a
minute.
Select
the
percentage
shot
for
your
player.
Give
him
the
turn
that
ts
natural.
Don't
try
to
have
him
pull
off
a
shot
that
Is
purely
mathematical
and
a
figment
of
your
own
Imagination.
Consistency
Is
more
trustworthy
than
brilliance.
The
spectacular
shots
are
required
only
when
there
has
been
a
lack
of
consistency,
and
for
every
one
executed,
there
are
dozens
at
the
backboards
lying
there
In
mute
testimony
to
the
lack
of
brilliance
of
the
minds
that
con-
ceived
Uwm.
,
.
p
Next
article
...
"What
Turn,
Mister?".
-
To
Moke
Those
Holiday
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
ui.a
appreciation
was
expressed
j
2.98.
He
allowed
51
earned
runs-
to
the
nCN
lor
the
loan
oi
nlies.
in
is
innings,
wnue
winning
u
and
dropping
eight.
'
Carl
Ersklne
of
Brooklyn
had
the
highest
winning
percentage
:
among
National
League
hurlers
i
nans
weie
discussed
ior
a
ia-ihrr
I
anu
son
ni&m,
to
be
heid
in
me
litar
tutuie.
it
wa
ar
SKEENA
GROCERY
Phone
581
or
532
ranged
mac
ammunition
wiu
o.
J
To
put
that
yum-yum
flavor
into
all
ysiur
holiday
cookery
.
.
.
you'll
want
plenty
of
milk
and
cream.
uougnt
by
...
,,4KA
and
mem-
.769
with
20
victories
and
six!
cers
can
utu
ouiftin
it
trcra
tne
!
setbacks.
Johnny
Lindell,
who!
gun
ciub.
Memoersnip
cards
pitched
'
for
Pittsburgh
and
ut
Uie
snnnaruy
ot
mese
slval-Igit'S
is
oovious.
ii,
is
iioiiiufny
easier
to
hit
a
iu.
itii
me
swuignig
turn.
Liy
uiai.
i
mean
wnn
uie
turn
mat,
luiis
mure,
i'ms
is
more
paruc-uiitny
ii
ue
wnen
piaying
a
fast
iulk
to
remove
a
guara,
out
a
is
uiso
a
gooo
axiom
to
arnere
to
until
uaing
less
weight
to
re-muve
a
stone
in
any
position.
'
if
an
out-turn
jails
away
or
bacKs
up
at
a
cerium
point
on
ine
ice,
tne
ln-turn
conversely
cuouiu
pun.
ine
average
piayer
iceis
more
coiuidence
in
making
a
.snot
wnere
there
is
a
natuiai
uie
ooiainabie
nom
ine'secre-1
Philadelphia,
gave
up
the
most
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
Phones
250
Red
465
MtDW&Y
GROCERY
t
y.
Phone
659
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
AND
GROCERS
LTD.
walks,
139,
and
Chicago's
War-j
ten
Hacker
tossed
the
most
j
home-run
balls,
35.
Roberts
led
In
strikeouts
with
198.
Curling
Results
WILLIAMS
GROCERY
Phone
656
Hockey
Scores
National
League
New
York
4.
Boston
3.
Western
League
Edmonton
3,
Calgary
2.
Phone
18
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
"
x
t
ff-
-
i
tary.
A
review
of
pasi.
shooto
was
given
by
Dick
Paul
who
described
me
nistory
o(
the
gun
ciuo
!
wncn
O.
Roliag,
M.
M.
Lamb,
W.
liU5.s
and
1.
roaune
heid
tne
;
ijumituoii
cnainpionsiup.
ir.
faui
vo.ced
tne
nope
that
the
inew
club
would
carry
on
the
former
group's
excellent
worn,
ne
also
ouuiued
saiety
rules
for
.shooting.
Phone
21
to
ine
ice.
and
tali-
ivuns
ni,.
r.,
ni,.
m
,
h
r.nn,.
pun
cook
s
jewellers
trophy
competition
:
aways
maKe
mm
a
little
more
at
the
Prince
Rupert
curling
club
i
nervous,
and
under
pressure
Tuesday
and
last
night
were
as
tol
wnen
tne
margin
for
error
Is
small,
the
chances
of
blowing
the
shot
loom
larger.
As
with
most
rules,
there
are
"Custom-made"
Coffee
New
Breakfast
Vogue
lows:
Miller
13.
Parker
8:
Greene
12.
Sleber
9;
Melghen
14.
Johnston
8;
Berg
8,
Moore
3;
McNieoe
5.
Eyollson
13;
Robertson
12.
Gordon
2;
Wakley
10.
Bird
6:
Georgeson
10.
Berg
8;
Shltr
12,
Melghen
10;
Aston
7.
Row-botham
6.
Remember
When
Vancouver's
Jimmy
McLarnin,
on
his
way
to
the
world's
welterweight
championship,
knocked,
out
Sammy
Fuller
In
th?
eighth
round
at
Boston
21
years
r.go
tonight.
McLarnin
won
the
world
crown
from
Young
Cor-bett
the
next
year,
1933,
and
lost
It
to
Earney
Ross
In
1934;
exceptions.
Every
sheet
of
Ice
behaves
differently,
so
each
skip
is
taced
wiui
the
unexpected
ae-iignt
t?)
o:
tainomlng
its
mysteries
and
exploring
Its
possibilities
every
time
tie
steps
on
to
a
new
surface.
This
provides
the
breaks,
the
flukes,
and
all
those
unprediclables
that
make
cuiiing
one
oi
the
most
tantalising
of
winter
pastimes.
As
one
of
our
notable
clerics
in
Winnipeg
stated
in
a
special
sermon
Ural
Manrllous
Kl!)(C
;..IIW-
Mailr
tun
or
MiM
beneath
thew
rree-
W
STX
AU
SPECIALLY
PRCED
FOR
THE
j'
f
,
TWRIPTY
fHRKTMA;
SHOPPER
i
'
Ki"hl
in
llic
(
nil
I
to
curlers
a
few
years
ago,
"Curl-'
lng,
like
love,
is
a
disease
of
the
mind."
regained
It
from
Ross
and
final
ly
lost
it
to
Ross
again
In
1935.
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I
OPSk
MEN'S
ROMEOS
!
yCMyLQunl
cw
y;
v!sl
"
v
0
or
oxbi
uPPers
w,th
ty
fl
1
Vj
x
''t?SN
sturdy
Neolite
soles.
For
the
i
i
xSv
A'
man
who
noes
out
in
his
slip-
Fi
J
I
SPECIAL
$.95
I
i
''TElr)
OPERA
STYLE!!
7
CM
'
nOUnf
I
Q.
Soft
sole
slippers
with
podded
I
iffr
I
,q
.
,
I
ft
heels.
Red
kid
uppers
.
.
.
Plaid
xTX
'
fa)
A
iias)!V
At
break
TaKt
you
could
always
u'X
yiHir
toast
liht
or
drk
your
tidcon
medium
or
weil-tione
your
t:ph,
2,
Ii
or
4-minult
boiled.
Kut
your
cuff
w'
Well,
you
just
K"t
The
co
Am;
miht
w
too
si
ronji
for
you
it
tastfd
bilN-r.
Or
t
mild
for
you
it
UtHUni
wc;k.
I'u
if
you
wpro
in
thi'
minoniytoj
bad!
Afwr
id!,
oik;
JMlt
of
cofii-o
(.VHl't
MHtiwfy
tn-rybHy&
IjihU.
Hut
th-n
t-rime
Ihv
mo!
til
ion
ihc
'(fTi
lii-vohition"!
Now
the
niot
forKotu-n
"litile
rmtn"
can
nvX
just
the
i-up
of
coflnti
in'
likes!
Se.nou.sly,
thtAiKh,
it's
the
women
who
mke
the
ojffce
who
brought
on
thf?
revolu-twm!
It
wh8
they
who
diseovercJ
the
wonderful
new
lnsUmt
Chaw
&
Sanborn,
and
started
serving
it
fur
b
rvnh
I
(a
I.
first
of
all,
here's
10p',',
nil
iofTce
that
really
tas(t
like
it.
!haHc
&
Sanlhrn
seientiHtJ
saw
to
that!
Tiny
took
on
the
job
of
pro-ducing
an
"instant"
worthy
of
hase
&
Sunljorn's
KM)-year-old
cfifltie
reputation.
They
never
relaxed
till
they
had
succeeded
in
extracting
from
the
h
nest
coflee
Iteans
the
color
and
texture
the
rich
robust
flavor
and
aroma
of
freshly
ground
coffee.
Next
,
housewives
derided
that
this
definitely
siierior
"instant
plainly
belongs
whenever
and
wherever
coffee
is
served.
And
then,
everybody
caught
on
to
I
he
other
important
benefit.
Cups
of
Instant
Chase
New
Instant
Cliase
Co
Sanborn
is
100
real
.
coffee
and
asfes
like
it.
Rousing,
rich-flavored
coffee
ready
with
its
magical
lift,
the
moment
you
add
the
hot
water.
It's
your
kind
of
coffee
made
by
people
with
nearly
100
years
of
coffee
experience.
One
sip
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after-meal
chore
of
scouring
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coffee
pot
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disposing
of
coffee
grounds.
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serving
fine
coffee.
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excited
about
the
savings
on
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&
Sanborn
too.
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regular
size
jar
makes
about
the
same
number
of
cups
as
a
pound
of
regular
ground
coffee.
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