Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,-
February
11.
1953
Salvage
Crew
Retrieving
Mansons
Cinch
First-Place
Position
With
51-45
Victory
Over
GrA
Crew
Cargo
Lost
35
Years
Ago
SYDNEY.
Australia
9
A
6(H)-
-
Cumberland
Hiu
was
necessary
I
f
W
Mff
s
brtmiiKp
the
depth
untt
exposed
V
ICTOria
i-,,
I
i
t"
;
"
I
mrx
.
'
(
1
i
-m,x
ni..
.,.,(
.1,
Uun
llf
fir.
I.
...
;
nearly
nnisneu
suiviiKiug
a
iav,-
ijuhiuh
miut
""it;
uituh
ow
cur.-,
'
000
canro
in
lep
waters
off
the
metlMxi
linpuvilble.
.
Hriti.sh
turnbi,
'..
Mansons
cinched
their
lead
in
the
senior
basketball
league
last
night
by
defeating
their
closest
rivals
Gordon
&
Anderson,
51-45
in
a
fierce
last
quarter
11
'
.
IS
:
Aiutraliun
coasl.
Tit
KI.ISII
WOKS
1
.itirld
i
Loyola
to
Quit
U.S.
Football
A
year
ani
the
specially-fitted
T'"
"
Ha'.'
rii
fiivrrs
wontii.tf
irnm
a
i,.
1
ship
Foremost
17
come
to
Aus
j
battle.
I
The
store
was
...cri
33-33
all
f
n
in
re
nzwuoas
nwir
n
mm
iitio
.
T"M.ib,)(,Mjw
of
lead,
ztitc
and
copper
liijsots
Lovola
Col-1
'he
end
of
'he
third
frame
after!
MONTREAL
CP
Lineup.-:
Senior
MA.VSON3
Olson
12.
Spring
10,
Bill
4.
Webster
13.
Hurtwig
10.
Dumas
2.
Sather.
Total
51.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Davis
'10.
Flaten
14.
Holke&tad
:
i-
1
berland.
The
Teuel
wa
lyin
in
,
..
.
l(
Bl,
,.,..,,,
,rm
.
300
feet
of
water
off
Oreen
Cape
Alex
Bill's
G-As
puked
up
a
three
point
deficit.
Man.vHvs
set
me
pace
through
leae
will
return
to
Canadian
.
foctbail
n'xt
autumn
after
a
three-year
experimental
pro-
j
4
derrick.
When
the
ller
in
the
beil
een
a
load
In
the
jaw
of
i
ahllt
abuul
U)
t"ou,,n
s?7r,
'',
'
the
"Rrab
'
he
signal
for
them
of
$17(ioiia
J
!
'
out
and
ran
down
the
opposi
1
near
the
New
South
Waltn-Vlr-torla
border.
The
Cunitn-rland
sank
In
1917
after
hutinc
German-
mine.
A
.115.
Webber
4.
Arney,
Heba
2.
gram
wan
the
American
game.
!
tion.
They
worked
In
clcer
un
mj
cioji
anu
uie
Aiv;tvt
maietlai
General
Kt.in
4f,s
There
was
nothing
wrone
'
der
the
oasket
than
the
hard
salvoKe
expvditiun
in
1938
.38
failed
taU""'
UP
l"UU',",,
""i'"
-V
fuhrt.
;'
wreck
at
Th
('ilwr
,lu't
fni
up
a
un-
j
fenie
uppmpna'i,,!!,'
to
find
her
but
the
Forei
lulnii
itut
fmmri
th
w
witn
the
experiment.
Rev.
J.
F
Mr-Cuffrry,
SJ.
rector
of
Loyola,
said
at
a
meeting
of
the
alumni
aavi.sory
athletic
council
that
"Amerieiin
intercollegiate
foot-
ware
squad,
and
made
more
of
their
shots
count-While
G-As
pounded
continually
at
the
hoop,
often
from
long
range
points,
tht-y
wore
the
first
ittnmpt
,turnl-shed
as
the
day
It
left'
"It
I
an
entity
w
,,.
The
Foremost
17.
with
31
train-.
yn.-jr
bound
tor
Britain
35
yr"
he
said.
-,ia
.l'w,r
ao
Weather
ha.
been
the;
federal
(n.rrm.-,1.
ed
salvage
men
aboard,
laid
y,
permanent
buovs
In
a
circle
800'""'"
aiK,iru!"
t
.
,tlnt
-derai
m
the
,
C'urrie.
Total
45.
i
Inter
"A"
j
NORTH
STAR
Letourneau
i.
i
Sankey
6,
Cameron
4,
Becker.
.
Morrison
7.
Voting
10.
Black.
Helin
3.
McKay
7
Total
42
ESQUIRES
Sedgwick
12.
For-'
man
1.
Christoff
14.
Smith
.
I
Peterson
1.
Wesch.
Martin
5.
Pnrneli.
Jefferv.
Total
39.
Inter
"B"
SPORT
SHOP
Ware
10.
Par-
nell
6.
Philips
1,
Adkins
2.
Mor-
j
van
3.
Total
22.
j
'
NELSON
BROS
Newton
9.1
ru.i
nas
oern
a
rice
experience
i
more
often
dose
than
i
nd
a
Rood
thing
for
Loyola."
;
hoop.
i
4
yards
across
with
the
wreck
in;
"
'
"
"'
"
ne
e.t.
t-.
A
uual.
G
A's
Jo?
Psvis
sank
ti..
l
u'jua
:'!
inai
most
of
its
American
opponents
Ofie-lhlrtl
ar,d
it.,
0r
the
centre.
The
ship
then
was
,
rrw
'
n'P
w,,r
rnr'neHvred
exactlv
over
tnr
day
mid
Mutit.
P.
".'K(
lif,
small
eolieires
in
New
England
and
upper
New
York
state-have
had
to
drop
football
be-t.i'ise
the
cost
of
supporting
;
&
lew
Deautinu
ion
snois
aire
Jim
Flaten
surprised
himself
a
;
few
times
by
sinking
long
rangers,
although
his
shooting
from
kev
ranee
was
often
off.
Never-
p
-
j-
nicipulitiej
r,
,
must
charges
car.
pay
their
share.-
t,
.
thcir
end
teams
far
outstripped
5
B.C.
Mounties
To
Ride
for
Queen
theless,
he
was
only
one
point
Yamamoto
9.
Tanaka
8.
Tsu-
CURLING
DRAWS
Fallowing
me
the
draws
for
Wednesday
niul
Thursday
curling'
WI.IM.SI-
7
15
pni
Warren
vs
Dixon;
Kelkiu(.;h
Ford,
Meighen
vs
I
i
1'
ehiva,
Matsuo
1.
Nakatsu
1,
McKay
Hunt
Total-30.
Editors
Di
ThiV
behind
team
mute
Rune
Holke-
This
.situation
k,u
ii
n
was
ki
blamed
.i
.
.
pnn-'
,
,ed
atormR
,.,,ri.
WKh
,,,,
,c
15
cipaliy
on
powerful
competition
:
-slad
provided
by
national
telecasting
j
!"
of
major
United
States
Rami's
SHOTS
WILD
VICTORIA
(Cr-Five
meimxis
of
the
RCMP
In
British
Columbia
i
Restrictions
'
"
""""
-
Matthew
each
week.
9
15
P"i
-OstertaK
vs
Row-
..k
h
,h.
rw,H.
...
rxjlham,
MiKenie
vs
Moore:
On
Court
Ner
procession
In
London
in
Junn.
Ottawa
Blocks
Monetary
Goal
Of
Socreds
SGT.
CHAKI.I.S
ANDREW
STEWART
of
Riviere
du
Loup.
Que.
puts
out
trie
-welcome
sign"
for
Bin
Boss,
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
in
Korea.
Usually,
as
the
other
signs
Indicate,
Sgt.
Stewart,
a
member
of
the
1st
Battalion.
Royal
22nd
Regiment,
can't
be
bothered
with
visitors
to
his
buf.y
intelligence
office.
Chew
are
12-na
playoffs'.
Wilson
vs
Ba'emun
Till
RS1UY
Webber.
Amey
and
Hebb
were
way
off
the
basket
throughout
the
game.
For
Mansons.
Mickey
Webster
sank
13
points
to
top
his
team's
scoring,
followed
by
centre
Art
Olson
with
12
points.
Ray
Spring
and
playing
coach
wig
each
counted
10.
AAttant
CommuMmVer
C.
E.
Riveit-Carnac,
RCMP
chief
In
BC.
said
the
following
j
LONDON,
Ow.
Ol-1
daily
riewsnanrri
Boxer,
Manager
Called
Before
Commission
pm
,-Hieber
vs
Greene:
Mi.se
of
hunmr
B
j
7:15
Wilson
Cpl.
C.
V.
Carter.
VancouVtr;
Melghen
t
Flee
Pre.v.
Inlil
i.
CALGARY
r-
I-remier
E.
C.
1
5
p
m
-
Turner
vs
Shier.
j
Canadian
Constable
G.
C.
Calbick.
Kaiii-
0
!oop:
C:n.it:ble
L.
J.
Jnhn.-ton
Chilliwack.
CotistaDie
S
E.
K.i"'.
A
close
contest
all
the
way,
it
Manning
says
the
monetary
had
a
record
Tuesday
night
goals
of
the
Alberta
Social
Credit
Restoration
of
Corporal
Punishment
to
be
Discussed
NEW
YORK
i
API
Rocky
P'iLl..ll.mi
ri
:.J
crowd
on
its
feet
a
dozen
times
party
have
been
temporarily
put
!
coiilercnce
herr
Milirory
Family
Mr.
churchm
&
-
SUMMEKKIDE.
PEL
iCP-Mr.
problem
farirj
C.;'
aui
Mrs.
JUin
Perry
have
the
ie.
was
ii--
!,-.-,.
mini,
..autriiic.
ra..
laiu-
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.l,,
v..,.
,
.
continued
Nokon
and
Constable
D.
K
Chaiiin.
Kamloopi.
dlewc
ight.
and
his
manager.
Tex
as
me
iinai
quarter
umsneu
u.
"Z.
have
been
summoned!8
dcaa
neat-
M?na""
alnea
"
LI
VA
1
.u
Sullivan,
He
aaid
th
quintet
was
pici:ed
dUUnctlon
of
havinx
seven
oru,
ln
law
to
lean
w
LONDON
f
The
powerful
Ishment
as
a
deterrent
to
crime
ine
euge
in
vne
nrsi
lew
mm-
umviv
wwawa
uiu
wic
utes
after
the
buzzer,
sinking
courts.
on
the
bau
of
their
length
of
magistrates
Association,
witn
I
The
mipittrm
rwuul
anti
milina!
e:vi-e.
record
and
riding
abill'y
three
quick
baskets
for
a
lead
Sneaking
at
the
"Pioneers"
membership
of
10
000
in
the
.
tney
maintainea
to
ine
ena.
'si"
oi
me
.aifary
social
in
the
armed
force.
Chariea.
uh
ytem
In
dMi.
John.
Joseph
and
Earl
are
Injpreu.
which
'fs:,i
the
army,
FrancU
and
Henry
In
publication
of
cotn
the
navy
and
Lawrence
in
the
judgments
have
bt
air
force
down.
United
Kingdom,
will
be
canvas-1
for
a
direct
"yc
"
or
"no"
answer,
ia:
"Aj-e
yuu
in
favor
uf
the
Credit
Constituency
Association.
se(l
on
the
lssue
of
eorporal
pun-
TOO
LATE
to
appear
before
the
New
York
State
Athletic
Commission
Friday
to
explain
their
relationship,
if
any,
with
Tommy
Ryan,
the
barred-for-life
manager.
Ryan,
who
formerly
managed
Ca.Hellani,
appeared
at
the
offices
of
the
International
Box-in?
Club
after
Castcllani
had
At
the
final
buzzer.
G-A
s
Fla-
nave
e,,
mat-e
to
brjne
about
ten
sent
a
long
shot
from
near
monetarv
rhnm
UK
Against
Red
China
'Blockade'
centre
line
which
cut
cleanly
through
the
hoop
but
it
was
too
courts
having
power
to
order
corporal
punbhrrrnt
for
crimes
'of
violence'"
Two
articles
by
anonymous
magistrates,
summing
up
the
'arguments
for
and
against,
have
;
been
distributed
with
the
qucs-
i
tlonnalre.
dropped
a
deri.sion
to
Pierre
,
late
to
count.
Coke
Moves
Tariff-Free
Into
France
FLY
TO
KETCHIH
These
were
either
disallowed
by
the
federal
government
or
ruled
ultra
vires
by
the
court
"They
were
ruled
out,"
he
said,
"not
for
want
of
trying,
or
any
defects
in
them,
but
on
the
Lasis
of
of
the
the
constitution."
constitution."
Lun;:iois
of
France
Friday
night
at
Madison
Square
Garden.
Harry
Markson,
general
man
The
victory
gives
Mansons
a
5-5
win
lost
record
compared
to
Gordon
&
Anderson's
7-5
or
or
a
a
full
full
iwo-game
two-game
lead.
lead.
LONDON
OrBritain
will
firm-
with
connections
to
ager
of
the
IBC,
quoted
Ryan
,
1
Last
October
the
association'
1
ly
resist
wiy
proposal
to
blockade
yr
amlc
if
iwintNM
WHITIHORSE
COMFOIT
ANCHORAGE
PHONED
MONDAY
.
.
.
WEDNESDAY
.
.
.
SATUfc
as
saying:
"What
are
you
going
Saturday
nigiit.
the
hardware
Premier
Manning
said
he
fear-:
LUXEMBOURG
r
First
in-
annual
general
meeting
rejected
Red
China,
the
Forei"
Office
to
do
about
that
decision
last
faces
cCCs,
cellar
dwell-
ed
the
interest
rate
on
private
ternational
shipment
under
the
by
a
small
majority
a
motion
j
made
it
olaln
Monday.
K'ght?"
ing
third
team.
loans
to
municipalities
would
European
coal
steel
community
urging
return
of
the
lash.
The!
A
spokesman
recalled
that
for-Jim
Norris.
head
of
the
IBC,
fVTrpvrr,,Tra
jump
to
5'2
per
cent
this
year
a
40-ton
trainload
of
German
action
came
at
a
time
when
the
ef-n
secretary
Anthony
Eden
ordered
Ryan
from
the
prem-
t':k:"cdiatf-s
and
said
some
school
boards
roke
crossed
tariff
free
Into
country
was
in
the
throes
of
an
told
Parliament
four
days
ago:
ises
and
phoned
Bob
Christen-
North
Star
defeated
Esquires
were
being
quoted
six
per
cent.
France
Tuesday
to
signul
the
abnormal
outbreak
of
violent.
-
we
have
said
la
the
US.
we
Ix-rry.
chairman
cf
the
commis-
42-39
in
a
closely
fought
Inter
He
said
that
under
provincial-
start
of
a
revolutionary
step
to-
crime.
But
with
only
500
mem--would
think
it
would
be
a
mls-s.oa.
Christenberry
ordered
his
t
cage
duel.
High
man
was
Ron
loan
schemes
all
the
interest
goes
'ard
economic
union
of
six
Eur-
bers
present,
the
decision
wa
take
to
have
a
policy
of
block-executive
secretary
to
probe
j
Christoff
with
14.
followed
by
back
into
the
province
to
help
opean
countries.
held
to
be
unrepresentative.
-ade"
of
mainland
China.
Ryan's
relationship
with
the
1
team-mate
Mat
Sedgwick
with
the
people
of
the
province
"In-
i
The
train
crossed
the
French-
'
Voting
papers
are
to
be
return-
He
said
the
Briti.h
govern
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
i-asteiiani-buuivan
combine
ana
a-
n'6'i
man
iur
u.e
winners
steaa
01
going
down
East
from
German
border
lust
two
hours
ed
as
soon
as
rmssible
and
the
ment
has
received
no
official
where
it
never
returns.'
to
summon
all
parties
to
a
hear-
was
Darrel
Young
witn
10
Consult
'koor
Local
Travel
Arrtit
:
after
the
communities'
executive
result
will
then
be
debated
by
.proposal
from
'he
US.
'We
!
high
authority
swept
aside
na-
the
association
executive
coun-
should
expect
to
be
consulted"
j
tional
economic
restrictions
to
ctl.
If
the
poll
shows
magi-
;
before
a
decision
of
that
sort
was
i
open
a
common
six-country
mar-
trates
decisively
in
favor
of
taken.
ing
Friday.
In
the
Inter
"B"
division.
Nel-
Ryan
was
barred
from
boxing
son
Bros,
defeated
Sport
Shop
for
his
assault
on
referee
Ray
30-22,
the
latter
team
playing
Miiler
and
matchmaker
Al
Weill
with
only
five
players
and
no
Jan.
11.
1952,
following
Castel-
reliefs.
Sport
Shop's
Ware
was
lani's
knockout
by
Ernie
Dur-
high
man
with
10
points.
Former
Noisy
German
Leader,
j
ket
for
coal,
scrap
and
iron
ore.
restoring
cort,
J
punishment.!"
I
invoking
powers
unr'er
a
50-year
spokesmen
1
i
.-esentatioim
:
1
S':human
Plan
treaty.
.
likely
would
li
made
to
the:
i
The
authority
was
ordered
by
home
office,
which
has
Jur'sd'e-j
i
the
governments
of
France,
West
llon
!n
xlK
n
matter.
;
Germany.
Italy.
Belgium
and
the
Lord
Goddard.
the
lord
chief
1
ando.
..
;
Fritz
Kukn,
Dead
MUNICH,
Germany
(APi
;
Netherlands
and
Luxembourg
to
Jnsti'-e.
already
has
gone
on!
'
Fritz
Kukn,
once
the
arrogant.
,
abolish
tariffs
and
other
eco-
record
In
favor
of
'he
la:;h
for
all
Dozens
Held
SPORTSMAN'S
In
Bombing
PIGEST
O-
AO,
?:oisy
leader
of
the
pro-ILt'er
ijomic
barriers
"r
discriminations
'
crimes
of
violence.
y-
-w
!
German-Am.Ttcan
Bund,
died
:
among
them
on
these
three
'
here
more
than
a
year
ago
a'
RABBIT
SQUEALER
Of
Legation
Cut
a
V
INCH
ROUNO
i-our
ana
csscure
cneniLst.
mi'-auiinrmieiit
of
c
o
in
m
0
n
His
former
lawyer.
O'.to
Grits-!
market
for
steel
and
.steel
prod-:hi.eder,
disslosed
Kuhn's
death
;
ct
is
scheduled
for
April
10.
in
answer
;o
inquiries.
It
had
i
.
-
not
been
reported
to
the
pres.
I
rj
tail
Giitschneder
said
Kuhn
c"..ed
;
KeiTieiTlDer
W
hen
STICK
TO
3
INCHES.
w.
11,
ivdi
ui
uie
age
01
30.
ne
,
Ch!lr,ip
f;rirmni,
,h
M
,
did
not
know
the
cause.
SPLIT
IT
IN
HALF
AND
champion
speed-Kkater,
died
at
;
the
Saint
John,
N
B
.
13
years
tuo
to-was
(iay
at
age
42.
He
won
ail
the
ii
a
major
North
American
sped
I
tmi-
,
ctfnl
inr
tiiltto
in
1
ft"-7
I
CUT
A
GROOVE
IN
EACH
IN.
DEEP
In
the
United
States
in
1930s
when
Hitler's
power
growing,
Kuhn,
dressed
blue-grey
storm
trooper's
form,
thundered
praise
of
ANP
'A
IN.
WIDE
TAPE
Join
pieces
TEL
AVIV
(r
Several
dozen
persony
have
been
arrested
in
connection
with
the
bombing
of
the
Soviet
Legation
here
Monday
night.
Five
persons.
Including
the
wife
of
the
Soviet
minister,
were
in
j
urea.
It
is
believed
the
bombing
is
in
reprisal
for
recent
anti-Zionist
charges
by
Communist
official:;
in
Moscow
and
other
ratr-ilite
capitals.
Israeli
police
announced
several
persons
have
been
arrested.
Eut
it
was
learned
today
dozens
of
persons
were
taken
into
custody
during
the
night.
The
Israeli
government
prom-isd
".swift
justice"
to
those
no
ri'pie-
1
s
the
win-'
L,
uer
i
sented
Canada
twii..-
at
1
1
Fuehrer
at
routing
Bund
raJiesjtei
Olympic
THIN
with
tape,
stretch
a
STRIP
THIN
ROBBER
STRIFJ
JUST
TIGHT
HOCKEY
SCORES
UIIL
Victoria
0.
Vancouver
7.
Seattle
5,
Calgary
1
EN0U6H
OVER
MOLE
AT
ONE
END
TO
IMITATE
AN
INJURED
RABBIT
AS
YOU
BLOW
THE
in
MaciLson
square
Garden.
I
A
New
York
Jury
convictec
!
him
of
stealing
Bund
funds
u'iu
j
while
he
was
in
prrlon
his
e.t-;
izenship
was
revck'tl
on
grounds
of
fraud.
Upon
his
release
from
j
prison
in
1943,
he
was
interned
:
as
a
dangerous
enemy
alien.
In
September.
1945,
he
was
deponed
to
Germany.
i
-v
....
WHISTLE.
TAPE
Swiss
Discovery
For
ECZEMA
SUCCESSFUL
IN
PLACE.
ill'ty
"
COUPLE
OF
Vl
'"J
btWUEALa
L
'
"
if
1
hoc
1
ciLirrcn
I'CTD
lOifflD
rail
TREATMENT
FOUND
If
VOU
REMAIN
have
a
V
J
1
H
,
niiTncuievu.
DOWNWINP
IC
A
MAN
IS
TOO
IA7.Y
TO
THINK
FOR
HIMSELF,
HE
coyotc
as
he
circles
Exhibition
Football
Game
May
be
Out'
1000DRUM
a
.
SHOULD
6ET
MARRIED
'
INTO
RANGE.
r
l
Why
be
a
washday
slave?
or
yowr
money
I
vstJH
Let
an
ELECTRIC
WASHER
do
the
I
K
If
Winter's
Here
,
.
.
It
is
Time
to
Think
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
gutters
need
attention,
if
your
boat
needs
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
experience
to
do
anything
in
the
SIIKKT
METAL
line.
An
Electric
Washer
serves
your
clothes,
saves
your
fim
It
will
handle
all
Hems
in
your
wash
from
the
frilliest
fabric
to
those
dirt-stained
overalls.
It
will
clean
them
quickly,
thoroughly
and
so
very
gently,
getting
rid
of
stubborn
dirt
w
ithout
a
bit
of
tiresome
rub-a-dubbing.
Pop
the
clothes
in,
flick
a
switch
and
your
electric
washer
does
the
work.
It's
magic
!
Time-avingr,
clothes-saving,
youth-saving
magic
that
takes
all
the
backache
out
of
washday.
Your
eloctricar
appliance
dealer
Is
eaper
to
show
you
the
latest
models:
See
them
today.
1
st.
'
Scientists
i
v
disco'
ered
that
n
Internal
deficiency
in
the
boJy
ran
I
one
of
the
min
cau
of
Krzema.
Thii
led
to
ten
years
renearih,
resulting
in
the
prowming
of
a
naturnl
remedy
extracted
from
pure
vegetahle
oil,
and
now
contained
in
the
bwiiw
F
"9!"
Preparaliona.
F
"99"
i
a
new
and
fuceewful
approach
to
Ecienia.
It
is
t
Two-Way
Treatment
taken
internally
to
relieve
the
deficiency
(Capnulfs)
and
applied
externally
(Ointment)
for
alirption
through
the
kin.
y
"99"
ii
beinn
uned
with
outstand-ine
results
even
on
ranet
where
ill
EDMONION
or,
Edmonton
Eskimos
may
not
be
able
to
arrange
an
exhibition
football
game
in
Vancouver
before
the
start
of
the
next
season,
presi-
;
dent
Ken
Montgomery
said.
i
Earlier
this
week
Vancouver
.
grid
interests
were
reported
plan-
;
ning
a
trip
to
Alberta
in
an
attempt
to
line
up
an
Edmonton-Calgary
game
to
give
the
Coast
citv
a
preview
of
big-time
foot-'
ball
before
its
entry
starts
play
j
In
the
W1FU
in
the
1954
season.
"It
may
be
very
difficult
for
us
to
work
in
such
a
game,
much
as
we
would
like
to,"
Montgomery
said.
"Present
plans
call
for
a
series
of
exhibition
games
on
an
inter-league
basis
between
1h
Western,
conference
and
the
Eastern
Biij
Four.
"It
is
hoped
to
have
two
western
clubs
travel
east
and
two
of
the
eastern
teams
come
west
prior
to
the
regular
season."
We're
navtr
too
lazy
to
talk
tradVin
on
nw
Dominion
(oyalt.
C'mon
In
and
pop
th
quili
jn.
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
DEMfRAU
JAMAICA
ordinary
treatmenla
have
failed.
Ihom
Sheet
Mefal
wrne
lor
iree
r
iiumratpn
Pool.k-c
to:
Diva
Lahnratoriri,
Dept.
jjj
'iaanicliton,
B.C.
rti
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