Pfirice
Rupfrt
Daily
Npws
Wednesday,
February
11,
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
15v
GAYLE
TALBOT
MacMillan
Profits
Cut
in
Half
VANCOUVER
(CP
A
net
Income
of
$2,692,620
for
the
quarter
ending
Dec.
31.
1952.
was
Veteran
Curlers
RED
DEER
LAKE.
Alta.
(CP),
rinks
of
the
Rf(1
t.
Robert
Gillespie
and
Charles'
lng
Club,
attended
'
Dowllng,
Calgarlan
who
were!
here.
The
local
eli'h
members
of
the
original
four
lwd
ln
loo.
"
n"'-
NKW
YORK
(AP)
So
far
as
it
is
possible
to1
di'U-cl
at
this
point.
Bill
Week,
the
gay
young
president
of
St.
Louis
I'rovvns,
finally
has
managed
to
get
EN
1S
TOIA
7:
-
9:
p.m.
JtNNlUK
JONUiM
"RUBY
GENTRY"
himself
across
a
banvl.
reported
today
by
MacMillan
&
Bloedel
Ltd
.
one
of
Canada's
largest
lumber
exporters
This
was
a
decline
of
$2,627.-756
from
the
October
-December
quarter
in
1951.
caused
by
a
major
drop
in
lumber
and
pulp
prices,
increased
wage
rates
and
the
summer
loggers'
strike.
K:s
demand
Ijv
a
cut
of
television
profit
when
his
club
is
playing
on
the
road
h.s
raiwd
Yankees.
a.i
a
retaliatory
meas-ure.
to
chop
Brownies
off
their
efore
the
covered
wagons
t
.
..ueiuie
uic
nulling
1
'
nif.ht
game
schedule
at
the
'
Stadium.
Thi
will
prove
quite
a
financial
blew
to
Veeck,'s
outfit,
which
must
depend
to
an
important
extent
upon
its
"take"
in
the
richer
American
League
;
ball
parks
until
it
improves
sufficiently
to
attract
bigger
,
crowds
at
home.
Daytime
games
:
between
Yanks
and
Browns
at
1
the
Stadium
are
notoriously
poor
draws.
!
There
appears
to
be
nowhere
'
Bill
can
turn
either
for
redress
or
sympathy.
His
own
league
voted
lum
down
at
its
recent
Net
income
before
provision
for
taxes
on
Income
for
the
1952
quarter
was
$5,646,753
against
$11,568,020
In
the
1951
quarter.
Net
sales
and
operating
revenues
totalled
$29
639.157
against
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cavalry..
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rode
KEX
WALDON'S
MONTREAL
ST.
GEORGE
RIS
v
are
curling
champions
of
Quebec
province
for
the
second
successive
time.
They
won
eight
of
their
nine
games
in
the
tournament
at
Quebec
city.
Left
to
right:
Jim
Turney,
lead;
Bill
Isiac,
second;
Ches
McCance,
third,
and
skip
Waldon.
$37.044
400
and
provision
for
taxes
totalled
$2,954,133
against
$6
247.644
In
the
previous
year.
Net
earnings
per
share
dropped
from
$1
01
to
51
cents
"The
reduction
In
the
total
of
i.i-t
a,..,
and
operating
revenues
is
attnbtital
almost
en
V&V
the'
1
tir.zs
here
and
he
can
get
lp
from
commissioner
Ford
jj
meeti:
1h
no
he
4
b
B
t
rick.
If?,
Civil
Service
Association
Charges
Socreds
Stalling
in
Negotiations
IN
BOXING
tirely
to
lower
sales
prices
.
.
.
j
and
the
weakness
In
U
S
dollar
j
exchange
rate."
said
the
report
to
shareholders.
"The
volume
of
.
production
and
sales
compared
favorably."
r
LiCnicolor
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
British
!
pet
committee,
comprising
Pm-
firemen
and
school
teachers
a.-
I
YHIINr
HllwrK
cmmw
i
MHui-THcd
Columbia
civil
service
today
j
vincial
Secretary
Wesiev
Black,
ready
have
these
rights,
charged
the
Social
Credit
gov-!
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks
and
The
a-vsorlation
said
that
dur-j
I
I
llWIIIi
I
w
II
Mia
rtnnr
tunwius-tar.
MOKE
E(iiS
ernrnent
with
deliberately
stall-
Finance
Minister
tinar
uunaer-
jng
the
19o2
election
campaign
STARTS
THURSDi
ing
in
negotiations
for
better
son.
wants
the
matter
to
be
put
Intra
1
rau
turr
lie
-City
of
Ball
Toser"
"Ma
Happy
llunten"
aside
for
six
months.
The
great
middleweight
tournament
has
cracked
up
even
more
quickly
than
was
predicted
with
the
withdrawal
of
Bobo
O!.,on,
the
nationally
known
television
favorite,
from
the
unwieldy
field
of
candidates
named
jointly
by
tne
National
Boxing
Association
and
the
New
Yoik
Commission.
Bubo
is
right.
He's
already
inked
mast
of
them
and
why-should
he
be
required
to
do
it
again?
This
one-man
commission
is
prepared
to
recognize
the
winner
of
a
taiked-about
match
TOTE!
working
conditions
and
arbitration
rights
for
employees.
The
B.C.
Government
Err.-
Many
association
members
feel
that
a
six-months
adjourn-
29
or
42
Social
Credit
candi-j
r,-
.
dates
queried
on
the
matter
snldi
!"n
mare
es
were
sold
in
hey
were
in
favor
of
arbitra-1
1952
through
rcgi.-tered
grading
lion
for
civil
servants.
The,
"tattons
In
Bakatchewan
tnan
other
13
did
not
declare
them-'
n
1931
Last
year
the
stations,
selves.
J
handled
U.38.onO
doen
egK
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
a
amh
s
mnits
m
BARGAIN
SALE
OF
YARD
GOODS
ployees'
Association,
bargaining
ment
of
the
matter
simply
agent
for
the
province's
8,500
j
means,
in
parliamentary
par-civil
servants,
said
in
a
state-
lance,
that
the
proposal
on
ar-ment
that
negotiations
started
bitration
will
be
killed,"
Mr.
Dec.
1
with
a
three-man
cabl-
Maguire
said,
net
committee
are
stalemated.
I
The
employees
want
arbitra-The
statement
was
the
first
is-
!
tlon
rights
so
any
future
stale-
LAUGH-
s.
LOVE-HAPR;
HAPPY
J
r
M!
between
Bobo
and
Randy
Tur
pin
of
England
as
the
legitimate
sued
by
tne
association
since
I
mates
in
negotiations
could
be
successor
to
Ray"
Robinson
as
before
the
start
of
negotiations.
'
referred
to
an
Impartial
board
world
150-pound
ruler.
j
f.
Maguire.
association
re-!of
referee,
whose
decision
would
Our
rival
bodies,
the
NBA-
search
director,
said
the
group
be
biding
on
both
parties.
A
Nw
York
cartel,
probably
would
has
asked
Premier
Bennett
to
special
committee
of
the
Legls-
complain.
but
there
wouldn't
be
'
take
action
to
get
negotiations
lature
last
year
decided
that
much
they
could
do
about
it.
going
again.
government
workers
should
get
They
would,
as
-i
matter
of
fact.
He
said
the
three-man
cabi-
arbitration
rights.
Policemen,
'
iook
pretty
silly.
Lodics'
-
G:rls'
and
Boys'
Weo:
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
for
You
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
a
The
name
Kawar'.ha
for
a
-.roup
of
Or.tario
lakes
is
an
In-.llan
word
meaning
"bright
waters
and
happy
lands."
ii
IIIPKailll1
Uiur
COMMITTEE
TO
DECIDE
BUTTLE
LAKE
DAM
ISSUE
VICTORIA
O
A
10-member
committee
of
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
will
be
set
up
to
recommend
whether
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
should
build
a
water
storage
dam
on
Buttle
Lake
on
Vancouver
Island.
0
Notice
of
motion
to
establish
the
committee
was
given
by
Premier
Bennett.
Landy
Coasts
to
80-Yard
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1916
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SIIIFHNG
.
.
.
HmWARDING
.
.
.
SIORM.F.
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
I.IMiSAVS
Agents
Allied
Van
Line
Ltd.
Phone
6f
or
M
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
At.
MOTICE
TO
ELKS
PLUB
TODAY
TO
SATU10
CARTOON
NEWS
EVENINGS
7
9:05
SAT.
MAT.
2
4:25
GENERAL
MEETING
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y
2L
Victory
in
One
Mile
Run
MELBOURNE
(API
John
ilower
Gunder
Haegg's
world
mark
Landy,
Australia's
preaiier
miler.'of
4:01
4.
A
strong
headwind
on
failed
again
to
break
the
world
the
straightaway
hindered
all
record
for
the
mile.
He
won
the
runners
in
the
race
and
the
Victorian
mhe
cnampionship
at
track,
although
well
rolled,
show-
j
:
Olympic
Pant
in
the
compara-
i
ed
si?ns
of
being
heavy.
!
'
"I
know
when
I
have
had
my
I
doi
ii.
.imi
.
lively
slow
lime
of
4.11.
u
remarked
afteri
;
Landy
r?ver
had
a
chance
to
thg
race
He
he
was
gtm;
j
feeling
the
effect
of
his
two-mile
ELKS
HALL
8
PM.
mm
run
a
l
oeeiong
last,
weanesuay,
when
he
set
an
Australian
record
of
9:01.2.
S
Landy's
time
compared
to
his
.
FIRST,
FASTEST
IN
CANADA!
Sandspit
-
Vancouver
1
4:02.2
over
the
same
track
last
December
and
his
times
of
4:02
8
jand
4:04.2
in
two
races
last
j
month.
1
j
The
22
-
year
-
old
Melbourne
I
University
student
didn't
look
fit
to
set
a
record
and
afterwards
PRESSURIZED
'
,
300
MILES
PER
HOUR
RECLINING
CHAIRS
said:
"I
will
give
up
running
for
the
rest
of
the
season
now."
Landy.
who
won
the
race
by
80
yards,
took
the
lead
at
the
start
and
turned
in
a
first
quarter
of
59.2
seconds.
Geoff
Warren.
Landy's
club-mate,
took
over
the
lead
near
the
half-mile
ma;k.
run
ln
2:01.8,
In
an
effort
to
speed
the
pace.
On
Thursday
and
Friday,
Feb.
Hand
13
Canvassers
will
collect
money
from
door
to
door
for
the
Prince
Rupert
European
Flood
Relief
Fund
Proceeds
to
go
to
flood
victims
in
Britain,
Holland
and
Belgium.
Prince
Rupert
has
an
enviable
reputation
for
serving
when
needed.
Never
Was
The
Need
Greater
Over
2000
dead
.
.
.
over
800.000
homeless
in
the
greatest
flood
disaster
to
hit
Western
Europe
in
modern
times.
Enjoy
foster,
smoother
flight
.
.
.
relax
in
foam
soft
reclining
'r
fcj?
S
tt.i
-
t
'chairs
enjoy
the
I
But
Warren
fell
exhausted
150
yards
further
on
and
Landy
again
had
to
set
his
own
pace
i
Up
to
the
end
of
the
third
lap
he
looked
as
If
he
was
determined
to
make
a
good
time,
but
the
(wind
hit
him.
He
seemed
to
stagger
against
It
for
a
while,
then
appeared
content
Just
to
win
the
race
and
the
Victorian
title.
The
three-quarters
was
run
In
3:07.4.
panorama
of
British
Columbia's
coastal
scenery
.
.
.
a
mm
w
GIVE
J
fe'
l
l
u'lv
l'KESSl'KI-:i
for
your
cheerfully
decorated
interiors
.
added
comfort
with
.
.
plenty
of
room
(Q)
RETURN
All
this
.
.
.
and
Canadian
Pacific's
familiar,
courteous
service,
while
you
fly
ABOVE
the
weather.
Consult
your
travel
agent
or
your
friendly
Canadian
Pacific
Office.
On
Saturday,
February
14
from
10:30
a.m.
A
sole
of
Dutch
Home
Cooking
will
be
held
in
the
old
Bulkley
Market
on
Third
Avenue.
Ladies
in
Dutch
notional
costume
will
serve
you.
'OUT-OF-TOWN
DONORS
SEND
YOUR
DONATIONS
TO:
II
Scholten,
General
Delivery,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Please
leave
porch
lights
burning
to
oid
canvossers.
;
Prince
Rupert
Flood
Relief
Committee
H.
WHALEN
Hon.
President
E.
FAURE
President
H.
SCHOLTEN
Sec.-Treas.
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