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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
:8.
1953
IMiS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
1RF.NE
DUNNE
-
DEAN
jaoceT
"IT
GROWS
ON
TREE?.
Mansons
Finally
Stopped
in
Drive
For
Basketball
League
Championship
77uiu
tit
til
TOTE;
WlBACLI
MUICALI
HlllOg
jteprichtwTj
i
I.J.ItT,,"
umii
m
MSM'sU.rr
-0smni.
Increase
Trade
With
Britain
'At
All
Cost'
VICTORIA
(CP)
Western
farmers
want
Ctuii.d.t
to
increase
her
trade
with
Britain
"at
ail
rest."
A
conference
of
the
Weitem
Federation
of
A(.'i
ieulture
lure
Tuesday
unanimously
endoised
a
resolution
u:ging
the
federal
government
to
restore
former
trade
policies
bet'
en
Canada
and
the
United
Kingdom,
tic-lept.inee
of
sterling,
lung-term
credit
and
barter.
Agriculture
Minister
Gardiner
told
delegates
he
will
cniiMdri
with
the
cabinet
soon
the
possibility
of
higher
f.oor
price
for
eags.
He
also
'aid
during
n
kmimIi-and-tuml!e
word
scrap
with
the
cileegates
that
his
best
infonna-ijr.-
(hit
the
pine
of
h'.gs
will
go.
up
four
cents
a
pound
after
the
United
States
lifts
l
llveUoik
er.'.bar!o
Maich
1
Esther
WILLIAMS
Veteran
Art
Olsen
Held
In
Check
by
CCC
Defence
Columbia
Cellulose
50,
Mansons
33.
Froser
&
Payne
51,
Kitkatla
50.
,
General
Motors
34,
Nelson
Brothers
27
Three
divisions
shared
the
spotlight
last
night
in
the
regular
Tuesday
evening
basketball
show
at
the
Civic
Centre
when
a
good
number
of
fans
braved
the
elements
to
show
their
support
to
a
season
which
has
seen
some
great
competitions.
Kitkatla
who
were
the
guests
!
"
'
of
Fraser
li
Payne
in
what
a3
j
era!
guard
and
star
of
the
Gor-expeeted
to
be
an
easy
evening
don
&
Anderson
chio.
are
out
for
the
local
boys,
completely
;
to
sec
the
favorite
prove
himself
so
prised
the
over-confident
1
all-star
calibre
lifter
being
up-clothier.s
by
dropping
a
one
i
set
over
Don
fMrtwif'.n
decision
Victor
MATURE
V,
Walter
PIDGEON
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David
BRIAN
DONNA
CORCORAN
Ratepayers
Group
Scores
Assessments
The
i
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t
nlly-icvi'.
cd
Community
Rate-pavers
Association,
in
a
letter
to
city
council,
express-4d
"extreme
dissatisfaction
with
the
manner
in
which
1953
assessments
have
been
carried
out."
s
The
letter,
read
at
council
tneetm.
-vas
jij'netl
by
the
association's
secretary.
"Mrs.
Jean
Alderson.
It
asked
council
to
roll
back
tile
at
-.vutuU
t.
the
'.552
level,
sought
information
on
the
qualifications
of
Hurry
M.
Daggett
a
i
j.i..essor.
:md
suggested
the
Court
of
Revision
sit
at
nnirit
as
will
as
dunns
the
day
So
a
greater
number
of
citizens
eould
attend.
!
Aldi
rman
Ray
McLean
moved
that
the
letter
be
filed
aIthou"!i
Aid.
George
Casey
eaid
he
thought
touricil
should
give
the
association
an
answer
rewarding
night
lines.
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
!
ii'.l
council
cannot
answer
that
point
until
it
knows
hat
is
on
the
agenda
for
tl:r
Court
of
Kevision.
BBiBieviiaBasM
r
Mud
.
.
.
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AKKMIN
l
l-vrninjci
7:
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o
p.m.
to
to
leave
leave
Joe
Joe
oil
oil
the
the
team
point
oeciMon
50-ol.
I
city
Mctla-
when
they
plavied
New
The
visitors
sported
the
smartest
native
club
to
be
seen
(
here
in
years
with
the
exception
I
of
New
Metlakatla,
Alaska,
and
j
a
i.'turn
of
a
stronger
team
was.
promised
by
tiam
manager
Art
Vickers
after
tin?
game.
I
This
is
trapping
season
down
;
katla
recently.
Here's
the
confused
picture
in
the
senior
Unfile
to
date:
Mansons
have
won
seven
games
out
of
11
played
for
an
average
of
.6:16:
Gordon
&
And-!
erson
have
won
fife
ont
of
nine
for
.555.
which
means
Bill's-
r
'
To
Saturday
el.
J
Si-!)
U't.v
onH
ci.mn
"if
111-:
'
Kitkatla
untt
irt
..ill
Kuv.
a-in
Sl.,rI
,u
kids
were
unable
to
make
thc,.H
.
.
,
,
A
tavaije
.lative
approaches
Susa
l
Hayward
and
Gregory
Peek
in
"The
Snows
of
Kilimanjaro."
Twentieth
Century-Fox's
heralded
Technicolor
drama
which
arrives
tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Ava
Gardner
co-stars
in
the
Darryl
F
Zanuck
'
"
SJlfJl
l
.
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"
I.
Paris...
Madrid...
Africa...
the
whole
world
its
canvas!...
Out
of
one
masterpiece
another
has
been
created!
CLEARANCE
SALE
STILL
GOING
ON
ML
NEF.D
THK
ItOOM
Some
have
none
hut
there
are
still
plenty
to
choose
from.
1950
MONARCH
SLOAN
Irtely
shade
of
green.
Try
this
one
S197.1
1919
PLYMOUTH
SWallace's
...
:
I
"The
Store
To
Go,
For
J
tr.p.
With
the
return
of
a
revamped
Kitkatla
club,
and
tak-i'lg
into
consideration
the
one
pornt
spread
in
last
evening's
meet
it
is
evident
that
coarh
Dun
Hartwig
has
his
work
cut
out
for
him.
The
Kitkatla
team
left
today
for
tneir
home.
GOOli
TEAM
WOK
K
Another
team
deserving
recognition
alter
a
sensational
season
is
General
Motors
in
the
Inter
"B"
division
who
last
evening
won
their
tenth
straight
fame
under
Don
Hartwig
by
defeating
Port
Edward's
entry,
a
el
sou
tiros,
hy
a
score
of
U
to
27.
I.-.d
by
big
John
Morrison
who
landed
himself
16
points
the
.v
dt.'us
new
showed
amazing
ic.-i.on.e
to
proper
handling
by
l-ictuciiifi
teamwork
that
war-...nt.'d
higher
league
.
io
ugiii-eii
uir
league.
'
It
was
announced
last
nigin
'
by
officials
of
the
Basketball
Association
that
ai'
executive
meeting
will
be
held
.Thursday
night
at
the
Civic
Centre
to
de-'
cide
dates
fur
the
annual
Ketch-,
ikan
series
and
lay
plans
for
th
Senior
"B"
playoffs
to
be
held
I
here
this
year.
,
Mansons:
Hartwig
4.
Olsen
5.
Bill
12,
Webster
6.
Lavigne
1.
Sather
5.
Total-33.
CCC:
Marshall.
Thompson.
Ciccone
2,
Katchford.
D.
Scherk
:
21.
Carlson
7.
S.
Dumas,
S.
Scherk
6.
G.
Dumas
3.
B.
Sund-
berg
11.
Total
50
Fraser
&
Pjyne:
Nickerson
11.
Tait
3.
Ciccone
9.
Kristmanscn
14,
Ford
11.
Morrison
1,
Mac-'
Fee,
Woods.
She
ppard
2.
Total
51.
Kitkatla:
A
Vickers
11.
Ridley
22.
Gamble
8.
J.
Vickers
3.
"Brown
5.
Bolton,
P.
Vickers
1.
The
Brands
You
Know'
One
of
the
better
buy
.
S1125
194
(
HFVKOLKT
Smart
two-tone,
rall-i
and
heatvr.
Don't
miss
I
this
o
ie
at
Sll9j'
Two
Men
Die
in
Manitoba
Plane
Crash
WINNIPEG
CP-Bodies
oi
two
men
were
found
Tuesday
when
a
ic.scue
team
reached
the
wreckage
of
a
light
plane
on
the
rough
ice
of
a
lone
ly
lake
in
eastern
Manitoba.
They
were
Pilo
Jim
Bicxk
and
tiapper
Alvln
Baker,
34.
both
of
Bissett.
Man.
The
men
apparently
died
oui-right
when
Block's
single-engine
jjiane
dived
into
the
iet
of
the
lake
last
Friday.
The
plane
wa.;
s'i;ted
upside
down
on
the
lake,
3'i
miles
northea't
of
Moore
Lake
-
I
II.
F.
Oi:i
ey
h.i.:
been
ap
pi
iir.cd
8iicce.or
lo
Bruce
Aiiei,
the
l:jcal
raliunin?
officer.
MhM-
P
Um-
,
I
.,
IL..-J,
m
iimn
m
i
im
nrm
ttmtt
1918
PL1
MOUTH
1
Nice
all
around
S1095
I
RUCKS
llttij
FAKGO
'.-TON
I'ANKL
LoU
of
Bood
running
led
S75
RIIIIKi:
YOU
Bl
Y
TKV
YOl
K
A-l
t'SLI
CAR
I1F.AI.FR
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
"Till.
Heme
i(
f
rii-riillf
SV
rvU
e"
Yarn
and
Knitting
Wools
GUELPH
MISS
CANADA
MONARCH
MARY
MAXIM
EEEKIVE
Siatrint
GREGORY
PECK
Innis.
Total
50.
General
Motors:
Morrison
16.
Stewart
2.
Shenton,
Young
1.
Forbes,
Nelson
4,
Strand
2,
San-key
1.
Grey
2.
Sedgwick
6.
Total
-34
Nelson
Bros.:
Newton
8.
if
ant
amolo
7.
Tanaka,
MaUuo
-
SUSAN
HAYWARD
Nakatsu.
McKay
6.
Hunt
4.
T
.WW
'
Pi'4
Mi1'
MASlHtS
FALL
lu
the
senior
division
Man-.-ciis.
masters
of
their
class
all
f.er;on.
fell
humbly
before
Dm
fecia
l
U
s
21-point
effort
and
found
the
entire
mill
squad
far
tcu
difficult
defensively
all
cve-
ijy.l
Scherk,
delegated
to
stop
b,:;
Ait
ois-ii
aid
Just
that
anu.
v..
iii
the
key
man
bottled
up,
the
jiweliei.4
eouldn
t
seem
u
t.i.
:
m
k
iheniFelves.
k
y.
bii
nit;,
battling
the
'tin
bug
i't
home,
was
misled
by
his
le.
inmates
but
it
is
doubtful
ln.'l
h.
would
have
added
suf-ii'
1
1
in.
.tiLiinh
to
make
up
the
I'l-point
deficit.
AVA
GARDNER
with
HILDEGARDE
NEFF
LM
Cartoon
-
Ncwi
T'f7"4
Evenings
7
9;l9
Soturdoy
Matinees
24
i
I
W
Vi
'
I
V
1.7
Wallace"
have
luni;
In
en
Prince
Rupert's
favorite
store
for
cv
iv
kni(!in
re-
ttl
quircnient.
Visit
Wallace's
5
Yarn
Department.
WALLACE'S
I
1IOCKF.Y
TALENT
REG1.NA
(CP)
A
record
rrgls-I
ration
was
established
this
year
by
th;.'
Saskatchewan
Amateur
IIo,:key
Association.
A
total
of
205
teams
entered
for
tile
annua!
playoffs,
compared
with
the
record
of
181
a
y?nr
ago.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
FRIDAYJANUARY
30
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Price
$1.00
Dancing
from
10-2
Music
By
PETE
HEGG
AND
HIS
WESTERN
AIRES
f
;
S
!
Prices
Evenings
Motinccs
Children
.
35c
anytime
MMOUI
Ftr
'quick
results
try
a
Doi'v
New
.Cssified
j
DEPT.
STORE
:
'i
ue
.act
that
CCC
looked
like
.".
.
w.nneru
did
not
,make
the
proceedings
any
less
interesting.
hiil
Sunberg,
lame
and
bleeding,
was
removed
from
the
game
rally
in
the
second
quarter
for
lepans
and
came
out
again
What
chnmc
ulil
1ht
l
l
!ohinihia
if
ruch
of
tin-
i-hiIo-c
"A
lull
onlrr,"
jmi
tuy.
We
iifree.
Itnild
u
IH'V
1
1
1
mill
in
Urilioli
(
hail
to
proidf
Mm-
niom
y
lo
i
n
ali:
Ihh
J
'
i
S-f
ftir
Mn
I
A
1
-'?
I
sos
mm..
.must
alter
a
conference
with
the
St.
John
Ambulance
team
of
expel
ti
to
play
one
of
his
better
games.
:
ONLY
MM!
EYE
'
,
i
Shooting;
better
with
one
eye
,
after
his
uccident,
"Monk"
took1
-eeond
honois
ior
his
team
ith
.
i
points.
'
Glen
iTinyi
Carlson
hjt
.h
;
showers
before
regular
time
:
again
lor
his
umpteenth
gain,
in
which
he
and
the
referees
i
c
mil
t
see
eye
to
rye.
j
.
lor
the
first
lime
this
sea-
i
miii,
Fred
Jones,
secretary-
J
manager
of
the
Civic
Centre,
j
reports
an
advance
sale
of
i
tickets
for
next
Saturday's
natural
when
Gordon
&
And-
j
tn.un
meet
Mansons.
j
With
tension
mounting
between
the
two
teams
all
season
;
and
a
difference
of
opinion
de-u
loping
between
the
.coaches
!
Alex
Bill
and
Don
Hartwig
over
I
a
switch
of
players,
there's
no
doubt
ring.siders
will
be
de-
j
manding
seats
well
in
advance'
x-iwcrn
now
and
Saturday.
Supporters
of
Joe
Davis,
vet-
,
invest
$50.Oaa
each
l
or
-anil-,
llu"
ft
s
1
1
ami
locin
ojM-ralioim
of
(lolmiihia
(
li
llolo-r
at
I'riiwf
I5iin-rt
iiihI
Ti-rrarr
n-pn-M-iil
an
iiMrslnu-nt
of
!.V(.(MMI
Utt
vvrU
of
the
UIMt
iiicii
ami
vtonn
ii
inplox
l.
It
look
lliin
va-l
aiiioiint
of
iiioim-j
to
tivi
Ihr
plant
huill
ami
tin-
lo:
rolling
lovtanl
it.
It
ill
lakr
a
lot
mori-
iiioii4
to
oiiipli
li-
the
paiiion
program
now
hrinjj
larriril
out.
'I
I
!
-M-nir
UmiIm
an-
liryoutl
tin-
rciich
of
any
one
of
us.
,
niii-l
hand
loprllier
lo
hnijil
llirm
.
.
.
haml
toclhi-r
lo
run
llii'iil.
Thai
i
thf
Kin
sv
ha
ih''lopol
I
li
!
rontint-nl.
Thai
is
why
Mt-
have
h''ii
ahh
lo
raix'
our
prcxliii
I
inn
anil
liiu
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anilanls
lit-Mintl
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