Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
8,
1954
Canadian
Trade
Group
Off
to
Japan
TODAY
TO
SATltoi,
Plane
Damaged
AtSandspit
WILLROCSRSJ.
Beefs
About
Ref
ereeing
Highlight
NHL
Series
ltieuoyKromOMalii
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VANCOUVER
(CP)
An
attitude
of
"show
us
what
you
have
to
fffer"
will
prevail
when
60
Ca
Radian
business
men
go
win-tow-shopping
through
the
principal
cities
of
Japan.
An
advance
guard
of
12
is
al-tpady'in
the
Orient
and
the
.her
48
took
oil'
yesterday,
the
largest
trade
delegation
to
make
the
trip
since
the
Second
World
War.
Heading
the
contingent
is
Grant
W.
G.
McConachie.
president
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
and
head
cf
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines.
Any
contracts
negolia''
i
will
HANCYOLSO!
come
under
the
new
Japanese
trade
treaty.
ese
goods
coming
here
under
preferred
nation'
status,
will
benefit
from
lower
tariffs.
Last
year
Canada
exported
$119,000,000
worth
of
goods,
while
Importing
only
$13,800,000.
The
gioup
will
spend
three
of
its
13
days
overseas
at
Osaka
visiting
the
International
Trade
Fair.
H.
B.
R.
Kukpatrick,
whose
company
imported
steel,
hardware,
toys
and
china
in
the
19JCs,
said:
"We
understand
they
have
ex
Added
Shorts:
"HEAD
OVER
HEELS"
"CAtT.
IIAKEBLOWEK"
Evriilugs
7-9
p.m.
Sat.
Mulinee
2
-
4:15
p.m.
CAPITOI
SANDSPIT,
B.C.
(CP)
A
U.S.
C-46
cargo
plane
made
an
emer-1
gency
landing
here
Tuesday
after
a
propeller
flew
off
In
midair,
ripping
a
gaping
hole
in
one
wing
aiid
wrecking
all
controls
on
the
left
side.
The
pilot,
Joseph
M.
Halsey
of
Seattle,
and
three
airmen
aboard
the
west
air
transport
plane
were
uninjured
More
than
two-thirds
of
an
11.000-pound
cargo
of
food
bound
for
Anchorage,
Alaska,
from
Seattle
was
Jettlslned
be
fore
the
plane
touched
down
al
this
Queen
Charlotte
Island
air
field.
The
C-48
was
about
15
minutes
flying
time
from
Sandsplt,
500
miles
north
of
Vancouver,
when
the
accident
occurred.
GIANT
By
IV.
R.
WHEATLEY
t
..audi
in
Pres.
Scaa
Wriu-r
MONTREAL
P
The
penalty-aad-power-play
scries,
probably
one
of
the
most
unique
in
Stanley
Cup
annals
opens
Us
Monn
eai
stand
tonight
witn
no
let-up
in
off-stage
squawks
about
the
refereelng.
It's
small
wonder
that
the
officials,
instead
of
some
unfortunate
players,
have
been
made
the
goats
so
far
in
this
tight
tussle
between
the
cup-defending
Montreal
Canadlens
and
the
Detroit
Red
Wings..
In
the
two
games
in
Detroit,
each
settled
by
a
3-1
score,
first
in
favor
of
the
Wings
and
then
Canadiens,
not
one
of
the
total
eight
goals
was
scored
while
12
players
were
on
the
Ice.
The
Red
im?wi
"Tut
4
;t
panded
and
perfected
their
man-
'lfacturir.g.
From
the
samples
j
we
have
had
since
the
war,
they
!
have
a
lot
of
know-how."
I
A.
U.
Richardson,
president
of
a
wholesale
food
brokerage,
said
Vile
.
nm,
V.o
KAn
rlni-rr
"n
RUMMAGE
SALE
.
at
206
SIXTH
STREET
BIG
Olympia
Stadium
Tuesday
night
was
their
first
on
Detroit
Ice
since
the
middle
of
January,
1953.
STRIPS
A
TOSS-UP
On
the
basis
of
the
Sunday
and
Tuesday
games
in
Detroit,
the
series
is
still
a
toss-up.
Canadiens
faded
as
the
first
game
wore
on
and
the
Wings
wilted
in
the
second
when
mild
weather
made
playing
conditions
uncomfortable.
Coach
Tommy
Ivan
of
Detroit
is
expected
to
stick
to
his
regular
line
formations
tonight.
Any
changes
in
personnel
will
be
minor.
On
the
eve
of
the
home
stand
coach
Dick
Iivin
had
injury
problems
to
worry
about.
The
most
alarming
was
a
wrenched
knee
suffered
in
the
second
game
by
defenceman
Doug
Harvey.
Early
today
Harvey
was
still
in
the
doubtfuNstarter
class.
Jean
Beliveau
came
out
of
the
Tuesday
game
with
a
Charley
horse.
The
injury
responded
to
treatment
and
he
was
expected
to
be
ready
for
tonight.
ilia
vuLiifaii;
iiao
uccii
uuuig
a
very
nice
Dusiness
witn
japan
and
the
visit
will
provide
him
with
a
cnance
to
"meet
people
I
and
answer
questions."
on
'
i
1
!
wings
counica
one
goal
when
one
of
their
own
men
was
in
the
Coffee
at
$1.31
In
Victoria
VICTORIA
f
The
bouncing
coffee
bean
took
another
leap
upward
over-night
with
wholesale
prices
Jumping
from
$1.26
a
pound
to
$1
31
a
pound
in
Victoria.
Wholesalers
will
not
put
the
new
price
hito
effect
until
present
stocks
are
exhausted.
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SINUS
mrcivu
r
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penalty
box.
With
penalties
playing
such
an
important
part,
the
roars
and
bellows
were
bound
to
come.
Coach
Dick
Irvln
sounded
off
first.
His
team
lost
the
Sunday
game,
handled
by
referee
Bill
Chadwick.
The
outraged
Montreal
coach
proclaimed
that
"it's
strange
opposing
teams
get
penalties
until
the
Red
Wings
are
in
front."
Irvln
followed
that
with
some
succinct
comment
about
"evening
things
up."
BLAST
FROM
ADAMS
Detroit's
loss
Tuesday
nfrrht.
SUFFERING
For
Ihfi
first
time
sinus
sufferers
can
obtain
complete,
long-lasting
relief
with
NKVO.
Available
to
;the
public
after
years
of
research
and
testing.
Medical
tests
have
proven
that
NKVO
completely
eliminates
sinus
suffering
ir.
almost
all
canes
even
when
other
methods
have
failed.
Sold
on
a
Money
Bark
liaranle
At
All
Drug
Stores
kMnVWiiT
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fv;
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TODAY
to
SATURBa
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in
a
C'hoo
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mm
rm.
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F.veninit
Shows
7:
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p.m.
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H-WtRSTUt'
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NOTICE
Wallace's
Men's
Shop
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HO
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To
All
Bowlers
in
"A"
Division
MEN'S
FIVE-PIN
BOWLING
buits
flfllff
Games
scheduled
for
April
12
will
be
ploy::
at
7
p.m.,
Fridoy,
April
9.
AH
Icarus
except
Art
.Murray
s
ami
l.or:il
M
t
asked
to
repc.rl
on
lime.
I.ik
mI
70S
and
Art
Munjf
will
bowl
their
r,:itnrt
on
allrvs
."
ami
0
tins
Sanw
April
11.
Regular
Price
C
$39.95
to
$51.95
when
referee
Red
Storey
handled
the
game,
brought
a
blast
from
general
manager
Jack
Adams
to
the
effect
that
Storey
,
was
never
any
good
and
as
a
Montreal
man
would
of
course
favor
Canadiens.
Jo
cap
this,
Bruce
Norrls,
co-owner
of
the
Red
Wings,
announced
he
would
file
a
letter
of
protest
over
the
officiating,
the
prote.t
'Erected
to
president
Campbell
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
The
two
games
produced
25
penalties,
14
against
Canadiens
and
11
against
the
Red
Wings.
Canadiens
had
eight
In
the
first
game
to
Detroit's
seven;
six
in
the
second
game
to
Detroit's
four,
but
two
of
the
Detroit
penalties
overlapped
and
Canadiens
quickly
whipped
In
two
of
their
three
goals.
Now
that
the
best-of-seven
series
has
moved
to
Montreal
for
games
tonight
and
Saturday,
the
Red
Wings
must
try
to
win
on
foreign
Ice.
as
Canadiens
did
in
Detroit.
Home
Ice
has
been
good
to
Canadiens
this
season.
In
seven
NHL
meetings
between
the
two
clubs.
Canadiens
won
six
and
Detroit
one.
In
Detroit,
the
Montreals
had
two
ties
and
suffered
five
losses.
Their
win
at
Exhibition
Baseball
Milwaukee
N
a.
Boston
A
7
Detroit
A
7.
Philadelphia
N
5
New
York
N
a.
Cleveland
A
1.
Chicago
N
a.
Baltimore
A
0
Chicago
A
1.
8t.
Louis
N
3.
New
York
A
4.
Norfolk
PL
1.
Ottawa
IL
5,
Albany
EL
1
St.
Paul
AA
8.
Montreal
IL
12.
Toronto
IL
4.
Kansas
City
AA
4.
tie
Philadelphia
A
5.
Pittsburgh
N
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these
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lo
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suits
every
one
Inken
from
regular
stock.
Pay
only
S.'9.!)9
and
take
your
choice
of
over
40
pair
of
extra
pants.
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u.io
that
you
enu
ml.l
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of
cent.
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the
man
in
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will
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whiter
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to$69.95
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EXTRA
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OF
PANTS
FREE
What
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you
II
f
make
in
tin?
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TRICOT
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U.VX).
Nylon
yllirtB
alwiiy
littik
neat
and
trim.
They're
made
of
rwmfortable.
giMid-loiil.uiK
nvlun
trieot
that
"breathes"
for
romi'ort-alile-year-rouml
wear
with
(ue.
collar
ami
eufft
that
never
mil.
M.V.D.
Nylnn
Miiri
stay
Imii'U
Willie
withtiut
rohiuy.
l.ailn.ln
mit
.s
no
pioblem
at
all
jiii
n
iiii'k
rin.'
wait
a
while
ami
the
Hi:it
i
reaily
lo
wear.
m
ttavi-
ilio
priee
of
tin;
shirt
in
lamuiiv
bilts
aione.
lake
my
Up
get
your
hunliand
a
hailitaoine,
lonn-weal-ine
H
VJ5.
Nlon
Mi
in.
for
Kajter
($12.95
in
bluu,
Un,
guy
or
white).
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Sizes
36,
38,
39,
40,
42,
44,
46.
Buy
A
New
Suit
For
Easter.
"What's
the
Idea?"
you
say.
It's
a
good
question
and
we've
got
a
good
answer.
Our
men's
suit
stock
is
too
large.
The
only
answer
is
to
give
you
a
non-beatable
price.
Every
pair
of
extra
pants
is
worth
S1S.95
to
S19.95.
See
for
yourself.
Choke
of
over
30
suits.
You
won't
forget
this
bargain.
C1IKA.M!
Ymi
...!
whu-li
nil
a
vuur
An
"
and
ln
-l
umi
that
,1-V
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Willi
M
row
I
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let
V"'"'1""",
t,i
p.1,,11
know
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iimmb
WwdUnn
l)f.vJkJt.
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fee!
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lln'
elor
tent
.
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m
imo
ycurs
iin
h-iuivi"'
i"r
whl.
h
miinntli
tod
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km
ami
k-Dirdion'
lis
be.Mllv!
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Cream
tlV
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TSi-
aud
Cl.U
1u,cl,rlon.
IhcM
biln.V
liniw
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fj
Oh
Happjr
Vnytt
A
long
Easter
.ri
r
tl
HOOll
wot'k-rnd
coin-in;
up
I
Home,
tune
during
it
w-e'll
lie
taking
orT
the
aionn
windows.
(Vuu,
too?)
Make
ouite
a
family
llee
with
the
if!
n..
for
nil
oi
von!
Ymi
I
have
lo
km
meals
ili.il
"
rnealh.w
(""'
tlirieiore
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onliiicail
.
n'l
fj
ft
"'nlji
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you
Genuine
'DIXON''
Weatherproof
Woo!
Gabardine
Topcoats
Regular
Price
$57.95
$OQ
99
Made
in
England
All-Vcather
Coats
4J
FIRST
TIME
WE
HAVE
EVER
PUT
THESE
FAMOUS
COATS
ON
SALE.
Sizes
36
-
38
-
40
-
42
-
44.
These
eoals
are
equally
practical
for
rain
or
shine.
They're
England's
finest
and
made
to
shed
rain
or
provide
warmth.
You'll
I
hem
111
l""1
,r
nf
IIIM.uli
ki:d
sr.w
s
,it
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fink
j
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you
en"
Man
of
Uio
Hoiine
outairle
and
mo
inside
beaming
at
'aeh
other
ao
we
bring
spiirhluui
ktwMnrti
t
our
windows
with
O-OKDAIt
CiLA.Sfi
WAX.
(The
younitilers
are
duxting
and
putting
away
the
storm
windowet.)
Hope
it'
a
ntec
April
day,
'co
then,
all
of
our
neighbour
will
tie
at
Ihe
same
job
and
all
lining
O-t'KDAR
(Wa-o
Was.
We've
compared
note
and
Heended
Uiat
thin
brand
give
the
brightest
vnndowx
with
tlie
leHr.
effort.
(Buy
a
tin
this
week
but
make
wire
it's
O-CKDAK.)
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pre
anil
nerve
Iff-'
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decaliter
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rm
KM
4
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Bui
...
I
cr-Malnly
W-
like
the
style
and
appearance.
The
price,
of
course,
can't
be
beat
Mir
ottrnr
niftM.
T,v,'
m,.i
id
MX
w
liil
.!!
on
this
coat.
Hill's
p.ht
wb
n
,i
t
i
elow
the
bwlroom
wuin
.
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n
n
no
,l
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MV
oven
ins
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tiling
wan
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