I
Badminton
Tourney
Set
Tomorrow
Nigh
The
round-robin
doubles
tour-;
Spencer;
J.
Wright
and
J.
Mc-i
V-hrtstensen
Chriateti-sen
m
,
.
.
Billion
Dollar
Program
Mooted
by
Explorations
Pavllkls
illlf)T
ht
nament
arranged
by
the
Civic
;
Lcllan;
I,.
Graham
tuid
O.
Ding-
crnment
was
attempting
to
cn-
VICTORIA
(CP)
Explorations
C'aixsticb-
n
"t
pull
mi"
in
Ule
being
conducted
in
British
',msV
Columbia
that
could
eventual-;
Pr,"ce
r
area1
afq"lre
McLeod;
R.
Centre
Baumlnum
Olub
gi
U
un-
man;
J.
Crossley
and
a.
Martin;
derway
tomorrow
night
with
14
D.
Graham
and
M.
Dowsley;
D.
women's
teams
and
10
mens.
i
Kennedy
and
R.
lurcotte;
E.
Play
starts
promptly
at
7
Webster
and
H.
'frapp;
V.
Man-o'clock.
Late
teams
default
lost
ojiovich
and
C.
Richardson;
B.
games.
!
King
and
D.
Kirkpatrick;
8.
More
than
100
games
will
be
Hicks
and
B.
Martin,
played
in
the
series:
;
niKN
Here
are
the
teams:
j
G
vl,v0
k
and
II.
Stymest;
WOMEN
j
Holkcstad
and
S.
King;
D.
B.
Cooper
and
M.
Hiltz;
M.
I
ly
result
in
the
expenditure
of
"
,uau
JUS",y
,a
u'-
Ailnn
v
'
ft.
nsion
a,:
a
a
billions
of
dollars
over
a
long
!
m,'00.
S??
T
devplPinSa
.
ivil
potential
infill
OQk
285000
Of
111
hi)-L'nnrn'Hii
nn
and
horsepower
on
A.
Birk.n,..
period
in
development
of
hydro-efcetric
sources
and
in
primary
Industries
Breen;
W.
Gardn
Vierick
and
B.
Blake;
E.
Jack
i
the
Clearwater.
The
dammi;.g
would
almost
completely
control
flooding
of
the
North
and
South
Thompson
rivers
and
partially
control
the
waters
of
the
lower
Fraser.
One
large
company
is
ex-
and
J.
Armstrong.
B.
Home
and
.
O
fririce
Kupert
Uaily
fJe
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
R.
it
Sommers
said
yesterday
that
more
than
1.400,000
horsepower
now
is
available
to
British
Columbians,
another
l.QOO.000
is
Wednesday,
March
3,
1954
C.
Warner;
E.
Kirstead
and
T.
:
j
Bodies
Found
ALfcX
G
U.N
N
lis
IO!IW
OM.V
7
and
9
p.m.
THE
CAPTAIN'S
ParJ
tinder
construction
and
there
is
Pionng
Diversion
01
me
xuKon
lp
OOO.OOO
still
undeveloped.
The
!
rlvcr'
whlcn
would
entail
bulld"
last
would
lng
three
or
moie
dams-
ne
said-wards
figure
be
revised
up-'
Power
plants
would
have
a
re"
as
exploration
continued.
New
construction
included
puled
Potential
of
4,500,000
lflO.OOO
horsennrr
hv
thP
n
r
I
horsepower.
The
ultimale
cost
'
'
III,,
"ML
Electric
Co.:
60.000
bv
the
b'
c
would
Probably
exceed
$700,000,
'
ill
sj
In
Plane
Wreck
NEWCASTLE,
Wy.
(f
All'
:
nine
persons
aboard
a
Western
j
Air
Lines
plane
missing
since
i
Friday
were
found
dead
today
j
when
a
search
party
reached
the
'
wreckage
in
the
rugged
"Oieaks"
1
of
the
rtochrlle
Hills,
j
The
plane
crashed
in
snow-covered
country
about
40
miles
southwest
of
Newcastle.
Four
!
women
and
five-
men
ab..ard
the
craft
perished.
If
Power
Commission;
400.000
bv!000
but
lnitial
development
,
.
,
,.
the
Consolidated
Mining
a
n
d
would
bo
between
$12,000,000
and
Smelting
Co.;
$15,000,000
for
100.000
horse-
420,000
by
the
;
,,'t
Aluminum
Comply
of
Canada
I
Powcr-
"
-
and
10,000
misct..ancou.-
I
Another
larpe
company
also
,
,
n
.
.
,
.
proposed
to
divert
the
Yukon.
;
iRegardmg
t
w
developments.
!dcvel
2
000
m
horiicpowPr
at
1
"
1h
kC'
?7
c?ml?-
i
an
ultimate
cost
of
$300,000,000.
,
slun
had
been
instructed
to
I
proceed
with
development
of:
You
are
helping
to
keep
your
...
A
story
born
with
Uw
first
woman
NtW
tiiKK
YANKKES'
outfielder
Gene
Woodling
and
his
children
enjoy
a
run
through
the
surf
after
a
bicycle
ride
along
the
beach.
The
family
"workout''
took
place
during
Gene's
vacation
before
the
major
'leaguer
begins
his
spring
training.
The
children
tleft
to
right,),
Kim,
3:
Gene
Jr.,
6;
and
Pamela,
10,
attend
school
in
St.
Petersburg
while
their
father
is
in
training.
-
u.c
vil-ui
wtticr
mver,
a
sua-i
Keel
Crass
ready
for
any
emer-M
,
sidiary
of
the
North
Thompson,;
gency
when
you
contribute
in
T
-
f
B
the
ccnlral
interior.
The
gov-i
March.
Give
generously.
Alberta-Northern
Manitoba
England
Wins
Court
Refuses
To
Grant
Appeal
To
Blair
Fraser
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
r
1
t
Meet
in
Vital
Match
Today
.
GEORGETOWN,
British
Gui-tana
(CP)
England
won
the
third
j
test
cricket
match
with
the
West
Indies
Tuesday
and
kept
alive
m
kf
Bun
i.
irsren
x
mure
tf
I.
b',
mj
iuw.
1
i.
OTTAWA
The
Supreme
second
round.
By
JACK
ENl'FER
In
other
games
yesterday:
STARTS
THURSCil
EDMONTON
(CP)
Two
un-
lis
chances
in
the
best-of-five
j
Court
of
Canada
Monday
refused
series.
The
West
Indies
won
the
!
Blair
Fraser,
Ottawa
editor
of
Iirst
two
matches.
.
Maclean's
Magazine,
permission
New
Brunswick
defeated
Nova
,j
defeated
rinks
meet
today
in
,
Scotia
H.n
ln
the
first
round
EXTRA
"TIMBf.R
ATHLETES"
"Mother
Was
A
Champ"
CARTOON
.
Eve.
Shows
7:
-9:05
England
won
bv
nine
wickets
aPl1"
a
case
"solving
a
re
I
j
what
may
prove
to
be
the
cru-!
and
edged
Manitoba
8-7
in
an
TOTE
cial
game
of
the
1954
Canadian
extra
end
in
the
second
round;
i'for
its
first
victory
over
the
West
P"rtcr.s,
r'Knt
to
de(;line
to
dis-
Prince
Edward
Island
edged
Z
;
curling
championships.
,
t
iuixMia
riiim
it,.
Indies
since
1935.
England
scored
:tllwc
",B
o"'-
"
435
runs
in
the
first
innings
and
i
The
court
gave
no
reasons
for
finished
with
75
for
one.
The.
Its
decision.
Jhe
application
for
leave
to
appeal
was
heard
Feb.
West
Indies
had
251
and
256,
Quebec
11-8
and
then
lost
9-5
to
Alberta;
British
Columbia
defeated
Newfoundland
10-7
vand
then
edged
Ontario
11-10.
DROP
CLOSE
DECISION
THURSDAY
SATURCi
,evottwiANDr0rtw
15.
The
decision
apparently
means
that
Mr.
Fraser
will
have
to
disclose
the
source
of
his
information
for
an
article
written
two
years
ago,
dealing
with
the
collapse
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal-Progressive
Conservative
coalition
government.
Gordon
Wismer.
former
attor-
Paramount
Unveils
Threat
To
Cinescope
Saskatchewan
which
had
a
bye
on
the
first
round,
dropped
an
11-10
decision
to
Nova
Scotia
in
one
of
the
best
games
of
the
day.
Newfoundland
had
the
bye
ln
the
second
round.
British
Columbia
and
New
spring
into
the
fashion
scene
Beautiful
new
nylons
and
dacron
and
other
new
novelty
fabrics.
Prints
or
plain.
Thoroughly
practical
dollar-wise
and
wear-wise
yet
new
in
1954
styles.
You'll
be
more
than
pleased,
we're
sure.
Size
12
to
size
52
I
Alberta,
skipped
by
27-year-
old
Matt
Baldwin
of
Edmonton,
meets
northern
Ontario,
skip-
:
!
;
ped
by
Don
Groom
of
Sudbury.
a
in
the
fifth
round
of
the
cham-
j
pionships
at
3
p.m.
MST.
j
Both
rinks
boast
four
straight
'
;
victories.
Baldwin
holds
deci-
i
-
sions
over
Saskatchewan,
Nova
!
Scotia.
Manitoba
and
Prince
Ed-
'
ward
Island.
Northern
Ontario
5
has
defeated
British
Columbia.
B
.
Newfoundland,
Ontario
and
1
Quebec.
I
Both
rinks
lean
strongly
to
!
I
the
drawing
game
and
observ-B
1
ers
are
looking
for
the
best
match
of
the
five-day
bonspic),
Alberta
scored
its
third
and
fourth
victories
Tuesday,
defeat-5
ing
Manitoba
12-7
on
the
open-
'
Inn
4nn,
n
n
Dnninn
DxInA
ITrl
paramoun'
i
ney-general
of
B.C.,
brought
a
Brunswick,
who
had
both
byes
HOLLYWOOD
noei
sun
against,
uie
writer
ana
in
vrlinr
rtrawe
hiiVA
fnn
vtn
,
lnt
niuht
imvnilnH
its
nfW
BURT
LANCASTER
tories
and
one
loss
apiece.
Vista
Vision
process
and
opened
i'he
magalne
following
publica-
tion
of
the
article.
Grouped
behind
them
with
2-2
1
a
full-scale
war
of
the
big
records
are
Ontario
and
Prince
I
screens
.
Edward
Island,
Saskatchewan,
j
The
Paramount
process
is
a
which
has
also
had
a
bye,
has
j
direct
competitor
with
Cinema-
IN
HIS
ROLE
OF
ROLES
AS
iVIP
Treatment
Given
Ex-PoW
one
win
against
two
losses.
-
acope.
adopted
rjy
um
century
i
Fox
last
year.
The
studio
con-
Manitoba,
Quebec
and
Nova
j
J
-
B..
-
verted
all
s
films
t0
Clncma
a
iu
ininiiu
a-j
uu
me
secuuu
scotia
nave
1-3
recoras
ana
Scope
and
most
of
the
other
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
ur"w
'
",c
uay-
'
Newfoundland
has
three
straight
studios
have
made
films
in
Ndrl
Horn
IlnTnnn
nmpotprt
I
In-
t
.
j
.
i'iCeefe'lt
'i
''UV,
:
'v
;
's
that
process.
.
---
r
losses.
TOKYO
i
Cpl.
Claude
Batchelor,
an
American
prisoner-of-war
who
changed
his
mind
about
staying
with
the
Communists,
left
for
home
today
aboard
a
plush
military
tario,
previously
undefeated,
10
.
v.-
6
in
the
first
draw
Tuesday
and!
-
walloped
Quebec
14-7
in
the
I
ry
Daily
News
Classified
The
lone
holdout
was
Para-mont.
VislaVislon
is
the
reason
why.
The
studio's
technicians
de
'
process
whereby'
the
f1""
i?"
veloped
a
Just
before
walking
up
the
rump,
Batchelor
bade
farewell
to
his
Japanese
wife.
Kyoko,
wljose
love
letters
played
an
Important
part
In
his
decision
to
renounce
communism,
he
has
said.
She
hopes
to
join
him
later.
Facts!
film
was
fed
into
the
camera
horizontally,
instead
of
the
normal
up-and-down
method.
This
produced
a
negative
marc
than
twice
the
normal
size.
This
large
negative
Is
then
compressed
to
the
standard
35-millimetre
frame
for
release.
Paramount
said
this
process
can
be
used
for
virtually
any
size
of
screen
frame
and
is
not
limited
to
the
"ribbon-like
effect"
of
Cinemascope.
In
other
words,
the
picture
can
be
higher
and
not
as
broad.
(jive
I
hem
Rabies
Reported
In
Peace
River
VANCOUVER
(CP)'
Nine
V'
'
'if
The
mink,
a
small
member
of
I
rrf
i
p.,..
m,,-
the
weasel
family,
is
almost
as;Qf
BdUsh
Columbla
slnce
MilVi
much
at
home
in
the
water
aj
1953,
a
federal
veterinary
officla'
the
otter
"'1'
'i
i-yW'
.
'
'
said
today.
F.
W.
B.
Smith,
district
veterinarian
for
the
federal
healt.'i
of
animals
division,
said
confirmed
cases
of
rabies
had
been
found
among
five
foxes,
a
dog,
a
coyote,
a
wolf
and
a
cow.
He
said
there
had"
been
no
reports
of
rabies
from
other
sections
of
B.
C.
TALK
ABOUT
CARPET
"Too
many
ads
go
in
one
eye
and
out
the
other.
Good
basic
copy
ideas
are
necessary,
but
reiterating
them
is
just
as
important.
The
American
people
are
liberal
minded
and
respond
to
advertising
that
is
factual
and
realistic.
Give
them
straight
news
and
product
information
and
it
is
amazing
what
they
remember."
1
'
l
"'l
,
Anded
Short
Subjects
"SO
YOU'RE
HAVING
NEIGIIIIOR
TROUBLE
"li'f
l
v
t.'fii
m-nu't
CAPITO.
-rill
iff
7fS.
SHOWS
at
7
and
9:10
p.m.
FAMOUS
Pl.AVKKSl
"7
Frank
F.
Tucker,
director
of
advertising,
B.
F.
Goodrich
Co.,
speaking
before
the
Advertising
Club
of
Milwaukee.
Canteen
Funds
Taken
at
Comox
COMOX,
B.C.
(CP)
short-
j
uge
of
$2,700
in
canteen
funds
'
at
the
RCAF
station
here
was
reported
Tuesday.
A
spokesman
said
four
airmen
are
Involved,
but
their
names
will
not
be
released
until
a
full
investigation
Is
com-
;
pleted.
j
He
described
the
missing
I
money
as
"non-public
funds."
,
obtained
by
canteeri
sales
to
air
j
!
force
personnel.
!
IT'S
JUST
GOOD
HORSE
;pn;f
THESE
WILL
SPEAK
FOR
THEMSELVES
MTNDA
CREST
Produced
by
SEEN
-
READ
-
REMEMBERED
popular
demand
to
give
the
most
for
the
least
SR.!)5
sq.
yd
I,
WfNDA
WEVE
The
carpet
You
may
be
flatter
than
a
mile
of
Pra'r'JLj
con
afford
to
buy
an
economical
A-l
v
ot
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED.
nel
ADS
IN
THE.
Custom
radio
V
1'
:
,
A
that
created
a
new
fashion
ln
home
decoration
SlO.flj
sq.
yd.
WUMM
I'LISH
Woven
exclusively
for
those
discriminating
people
who
enjoy
luxurious
floor
covering
M3.5
sq.
yd.
9
x
12
Wundo
Weve
only
$139.00
See
Them
Today
at
A
Karsam
r
ONLY
53
FORI)
CUSTOM
SEDAN
Good
motor,
new
tires,
custom
heater
and
alrcondi-tloning
$'JIO
'51
STUDKHAREK
PICKUP
Like
new,
6-ply
tires,
low
mileage.
Box
on
back.
ONLY
"
wHStIl!i
tOfl
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
Custom
heatcrj
upholstery.
S
ONLY
MY
N
McRAE
BROS.
DEALP
!
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
BOB
PARKER
LIMI'1
LIMITED
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
L
"The
Home
Friendly
Servir
r.
f
'