Prince
Rtiprrt.
Daily
News
Wednesday,
Fcbiuuty
4,
Hii
,
.
-f
SCREEN
Wallace's
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
)
FLASHES
;TODAY
ond
THUrX
On
the
Sanif
I'r,,,,,,
t"i
.
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v
riff.'-
By
GAVLE
TALBOT
NEW
YORK.
The
cloud
is
not
much
bigger
than
a
skillet
at
the
moment,
but
we
have
a
deep
down
feeling
after
reading
the
latest
news
from
Australia
that
it's
touch
and
go
whether
the
next
Olympic
Games
will
be
held
at
Melbourne.
The
U.S.
could
get
them
yet.
"
P'..
FRED
MacMURRAYf
fA
r
Ii
we
read
that,
having
learned
Coles
is
Ueau
serious
about
building
a
stadium,
the
cricket
fathers
have
decided
it
would
be
peachy,
after
all.
to
have
their
ramshackle
old
plant
rebuilt
and
made
pretty
for
the
games.
This
presents,
incidentally,
more
of
a
problem
than
just
k
i
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j
I
'r-
-r-
.
WW,
r:
i
it
t
t
IB
CAPIT01'
One
Complete
Show
Eoch
Nighr
7
30
V
,
-
f
I
.
'
The
filming
of
M-O-M's
big,
Technicolor
production,
"Plymouth
Adventure,"
opening
at
tire
Totem
Theatre
tomorrow
called
for
tireless
rest
arch
by
studio
experts.
One
of
the
most
Important
phases
of
the'
production
was
the
re-creation
of
the
Mayflower,
whtCh
brought
our
forefathers
from
England
In
1820.
(The
word
"pilgrim"
was
not
in
common
usaje
until
1840
.
The
Mayflower
was
an
183-lon
vesel,
90-leet
from
stem
to
stern
and
with
a
beam
of
25-feet.
She
was
a
three-master,
her
fore-ma-st
and
matnma.st
currying
square
sails,
and
her
mlien,
a
luteen
or
fore-and-aU
suil.
She
was
commanded
by
Christopher
Jones
and
w
u
manned
by
a
crew
of
30
seamen.
She
curried
102
paengers
from
England
to
Amerlcu.
The
Mayflower
first
sailed
from
Southampton
on
August
5.
1620.
acci
.mpanied
by
the
pinnace,
Speedwe'l.
The
latter
ship
sprung
a
leak
and
both
ships
turned
back
Into
Dartmouth.
On
August
18,
the
hipi
again
set
ail
and
main,
distress
signals
flew
from
the
Speedwell's
masthead.
Both
ships
row
put
Into
Plymouth
where
the
pa
wnser
from
the
Speedwell
were
transferred
to
the
Mayflower.
The
Mayflower
set
sat!
on
September
6
and
sighted
land
Cape
:cod
on
November
30.
K.20.
In
"Plymcuth
Adventure"
a!!
IMIS
illlltk
UK'
iDkKlCK
CUAVUOKD
uT
7:
.
9:
p.m.
"STOP
YOU'RE
KILLING
MP
erecting
a
new
stand
to
replace
j
the
ancient
structures
on
one
side
of
the
field
which
went
up
j
originally
during
Queen
Vic-
toria's
reign.
The
cricket
ground
1
Isn't
anywhere
near
level.
One
side
of
the
field
is.
in
fact,
12
feet
higher
than
the
other.
As
Olympic
running
tracks
are
level
by
tradition,
this
will
call
;
for
one
of
the
largest
shovel-;
ling
projects
since
the
Panama
Canal
if
the
athletes
are
to
be
visible
at
all
times
during
their
i
circuit
of
the
oval.
1KANK
SEDGMAX
(left)
and
Ken
M'-Orecnr.
the
Australian
professional
tennis
stars,
recently
played
exhibition
matches
in
Toronto
against
Jack
Kramer
and
Par.cho
Segura.
Sedgman
and
McGregor
turned
professional
after
leading
Australia
to
the
Davis
Cup
Then
they
hit
the
road
with
the
"tennis
circuit"
headed
by
Kramer,
one
of
the
world's
leading
professionals.
There
plainly
has
been
a
great
change
since
we
were
in
Melbourne
just
after
three
weeks
a-'o
and
had
an
extended
talk
with
Arthur
W.
Coles,
the
industrialist
cozened
into
taking
on
the
enormous
task
of
organizing
the
1956
carnival.
Coles,
retired
and
wealthy,
scoepted
the
job
only
because
he
felt
he
was
needed.
In
the
brief
time
between
his
appointment
and
when
we
saw
him,
Coles
felt
he
had
made
a
great
deal
of
progress
and
was
confident
he
had
the
thing
licked.
The
particular
apple
of
his
tye
was
a
great
new
stadium
which
was
to
begin
rising
soon
at
the
old
Carlton
football
ground.
Coles
was
happy
that
the
men
who
control
a
sprawling
old
licket
ground
in
the
centre
of
the
city
had
ruled
against
holding
the
Olympics
on
their
property.
He
felt
it
was
better
that
Melbourne
should
have
a
fine
new
stadium
of
its
own
after
the
games
had
come
and
gone.
Now,
less
than
a
month
later.
THAT
iff
OF
DESTIST,
thi
hUiifiuun,
make
htr
ptril
fweifht
journtf
to
Fruiml
Ahoatd
ir...)Af
lull)
and
Ion,,
thi
mad
ami
tht
muffffooi...
tmhjikti
lt)ttktt
Ofl
lAf
luprimt
gjmbU
of
Car
Driving
More
Dangerous
Than
Trip
in
Train
or
Plane
WALLACE'S
-DEPT.
STORE
BONN,
Germany
(APi
We.st
nen
foul
-lane
highways
and
25
Germany,
with
one
of
the
dead-
miles
an
hour
on
secondary
liest
traffic
accident
rates
In
the
roads.
world,
proposes
to
remedy
it
with
Sponsors
of
the
new
law
des-
iiaiiaiieiBini
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
i
ft
tluit
1
'h;
Coles
didn't
anticipate
any
difficulty
with
the
state
of
Victoria's
new
Labor
government
about
obtaining
promised
funds
for
building
the
new
stadium,
but
we
note
that
Premier
John
Cain
has
ordered
work
halted
pending
conferences
with
the
dricket
crowd.
Prime
Minister
Robert
Men-zies
is
anxious
that
his
country
should
hold
the
1955
games,
and
he
was
reported
to
have
promised
Coles
his
full
support.
He
is
attending
the
present
scries
of
conferences
in
Melbourne.
The
only
comment
reported
to
have
been
made
by
Coles
was
the
cryptic
remjrk
that
"instead
of
the
games
we
now
have
a
site
argument."
That
sounds
like
a
man
who
was
getting
fairly
well
filled
up.
The
day
Coles
decides
he's
had
enough
will
be
a
bad
one
for
the
Aussies.
The
federal
Parliament
has
ter
drive
safer."
They
claim
the
,,
passed
a
new
"traffic
safety
driver
with
a
heavy
foot
on
the
!
"oard
Mayllower.
Including
law"
pulling
off
all
speed
limit
gas
pedal
Is
a
safer
driver
than
1
tne
shia
ere.
T,
p
eture
stars
for
passenger
cars.
Previously
!
the
cautwus
felio
who
clog'
nctt
Trary
m
Captali.
Chrto-drivers
had
been
limited
to
501
the
flow
of
traffic.
J"P"'r
Tf
Tvl
T'L
miles
an
hour
on
the
autobah-;
US
Army
autho.-aies
In
-;
do
S
many
dispute
this.
They
say
the
;
j
w....
B!artford.
with
Dawn
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
ITS
army
experience
ana
s.amuc,
Mm
prlsrU;a
MllUin,
atsd
ho
there
and
.5
a
close
con-
.
.
',
,
k
.
-
a
Lloyd
Bridge
Coppm.
It
was
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call'thc
office
before
5
p.m.
.-Ur.l
pro-
.c
o....
....
h
.-c.
-irertP
by
Clarenrc
Rri.wn,
and
accidents.
Empire
Games
Fund
Passes
Halfway
Mark
duced
by
Dore
Senary.
The
new
law
permit.
a
driver
to
pick
his
own
speed,
but
it
pro.
v:.lcs
he
"mu't
be
In
control
of
Ins
vehicle
at
ail
times."
And
It
I.OS
ANGELES
(AP
S.ibu.
the
movies'
one-time
elephant
boy.
hat
been
accused
bv
a
imt-ond
Insurance
company
of
Ing
a
fire
in
his
own
home
two
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
Brit
-;
1'old.s
h.m
lesiiiiy
accountable
ish
Empire
Games
fund
has
,
for
what
happens
while
he
b
passed
the
half-way
mark
but
driving.
M
0
M
t
CRf
T
ADUEHTUnE'
SPEICE1
1HAH
-
SEH
IlEPJH
VA1
mm
'
UO
EEMN
Newcomers
To
U.S.
Learn
Americanese
officials
were
warned
that
rais-
Just
as
Parliament
junked
the"
A
Vllcl
by
the
Firemen's
mg
the
balance
will.be
a
tough
1,
peed
iimiU.
the
letieral
.fattst-
Fun(t
in,Uranre
Company
asks
problem.
,
l.-al
office
reported
that
the
recov(,ry
0(
$9,892
M
paid
Nov
21
Finance
chairman
W.
H
1
German
traffic
accident
rate
is
jgj
Under
a
policy
that
Insured
Raikes
'said
he
is
assured
of
j
;t:ll
soaring.
j
thc
act(jr'a
prsmial
effects
Last
$1,350,000
but
still
requires
an-
j
Tra:!l
accidents
are
now
klll-i
Au"
25.
the
complaint
said,
the
nthr
ti
nnn
nno
He
said
his
ITHACA,
NY.
AP
A
new
series
of
textbooks
is
TEAA
ituLuiiiB
..
.
nronnse
to
raise
the
:
i
.
nn
n..rin
ihrJ,.,
-
j
u
h-
i
w.
-
j,,-
uvw.
iuiui
.'..ii.
........
jriouSiV
tdusru
tin-
"ltnd
tif
humotiil.'
Evening!
7:
-
9;03
p.m.
newcomers
to
the
Lnited
btaies
balancc
iike
this:
$500,000
in
a
everyday
Americanese
such
aV
special-names
drive;
$250,000
"I'm
gonna
have
a
cuppa
coffee,
rom
SDecjai
events
and
public
A
FAMOl'S
H
IVMtS
THI1ATKH
month
period,
the
country
tallied
started.
110.673
traffic
accidents
In
which
Previously
the
North
stern
:,0
132
persons
were
Injured.
This
Mutual
Fire
Insurance
As-vx-ia-
but
I
use,.
a
drinx
tea
i
canvass;
and
$350,000
In
gate
;
Linguists
at
Cornell
University
;
receipts
and
concessions
lion
sued
to
recover
$19
338.68
paid
for
damage
to
the
home.
Sabu.
28.
whose
full
name
is
Sabu
Dastagir,
Is
reported
trav-
was
19
per
cent
above
the
same
period
or
1951.
During
ali
of
1951
a
total
of
32O.0')0
accident
were
recorded.
However.
Mayor
Fred
Hume.
KM
IT.
2
Uill.v
Seymour.
Kiel
R51
Herman
St
reft;
1480
(ith
Eu.t
to
Seal
Cove.
KOl'TU
3
Victor
Masknlak.
.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077;
2nd
Ave.
West
941-HW8
includ-)n
9ih
Street;
3;d
Ave.
Frizzell's
Motors
to
Pnd
of
3rd
West.
ROI
IT.
4
Wilfr'l
Krirksnn
7Hi
Ave
West
704-1427;
9th
Ave.
We.st
ITO-HOO.
800-861:
Fullnn
Street
700
Block;
Tallow
Street
805-823;
Comox
Aw.
KOl'TF
5
John
Wc-thcart
4fn
Aw-
Wfl
1(11-445;
5th
Ave.
West
105-515;
6th
Ave.
Wt
3m-53:
tmnsnniir
Stueet.
211-424;
Tatlow
512-515:
Fmerson
Place;
Agnew
Place.
liOl'Ti:
6
Raymond
Sklapsky
Bill
Ave
West.
105-537;
9th
Ave
East
110-270;
MBri(le
Street
113-708.
KOl'TF
7
Pi-It
Brimn,
Blue
71
Ali
of
Section
2.
KOl'TF
R
Arnold
Peterson.
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Plaec;
'CNR-Fishei
men's
Floats
i.
KOFTf:
9
MHvin
Bjnrnson,
(irern
113
Rth
Ave.
East.
McBridcUo
Hays
Cove
Circle
KOI
1
'!'.
10
Richard
MacIXmald.
Blue
33f
4th
Ave
F.st
237-736:
5th
Ave.
Ea.it
301-719;
6th
Ave
East.
119-245
301-626;
Havs
Cove
Circle
82-667:
Cotton
Sirret,
511-516;
Green
Street
411-416;
Ebert
Street;
Ycunt;
Street.
ROl'TK
11
Uonny
Wake
Pinuott.
Ave;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Herman
Place,
Piggott
Place.
NEWS
ADS
get
RESULT
hive
compicted
the
first
volume
of
a
scries
to
teach
foreigners
'V.".(';!v
Kn.!i,h
as
it's
.sjxiken
in
the
U.S.
said
the
main
sources
of
supply
for
funds
had
been
"milked."
Ho
said
acquisition
of
adequate
funds
for
the
staging
of
tl."
games
here
in
1954
was
still
a
problem.
The
West
German
Automobile
;
elllnn
in
Europe
with
a
circus
Club
says
driving
a
car
In
Ger-
any
"Is
20
to
30
times
more
dangerous
than
ndlng
a
train
and
three
to
four
time
more
dan
gerous
than
flying
WELLAND.
Ont,
(CP
Unusu-illy
mild
weather
in
January
forced
many
early
spring
bulbs
mm?
Aside
from
llfti.r
speed
limits,
the
new
traffic
law
prescribes
into
bloom
in
the
Niagara
dlst-
Jail
terms
of
up
to
two
years
for
MM
digram
Mi
rict.
Hyacinths
were
rccn
in
drun
dining
and
punishment
bloom
in
the
garden
here
of
Mrs
for
being
drunk
in
a
or.
whe-D.
Mordcn.
ther
driving
or
not.
Old
Land-by
lesson
phrases
ii''.e
whre
is
the
cat?"
and
"my
pen
is
on
the
table
in
the
house,
of
my
father''
are
conspicuously,
ah'ent.
In-tead.
sample
dialogues
are
.y
'!
wl'h
chatty
ill-
lormatl-m
and
such
usefui
phra-as
"it
t,-
s
.jay
ri-iv?"
or
"the
'xi
is
fas'.er
but
the
bus
casts
less."
,
'
The
p-njret
i?
under
the
direc--'
it
n
of
th"
Aineriea'i
Council
of
Learned
Soviet.
es,
whi;h
is
doin-
the
wurk
for
the
state
department
In
translating
"cuppa"
"gonna"
and
"u?et.a"
for
its
readers,
the
text
explains
th?t
some
consider
such
constvactiims
inelegant,
''but
almost
everyone
uses
one
of
them
j-uut
the
same."
KOl'TF
12
l.lovd
Quast
11th
Ave.
East.
333-1865;
MS
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
Ave.
with
a
General
TTAlCro
V
CL
SEJ!
Electric
KOl'TF
H
Derek
Allen,
Blue
120
1st.
East,
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341;
1st
Street
131-225,
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
News-National
Motors.
KOl
'IT.
15
Robert
Jensen,
Ulack
955
5th
Ave
West,
635-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street;
Fra-ser
Street
;
B-ccar
Place.
ROUTE
16
Charlie
I.indstrom
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
for
You
;
East
101-216;
7th
Ave.
-Ml
Ave
East
124-234;
5th
Ave
East
11)8-658;
Bowser
Street.
Recovers
Keepsake
REGINA
'CP)
Ten
years
a'40
some
thief
took
from
Al
Pickard,
prominent
hockey
executive,
a
wristwatch
Regina
Aces
had
presented
to
h'im
when
he
was
their
coach
in
1929-30.
The
keepsake
has
Just
been
returned
to
him
by
a
girl
who
found
it
on
a
dance
floor.
i!
ROUTE
17
Marvin
Sti-rrilt,
Black
205
Clh
Ave.
West,
210-53,9:
7th
Ave.
West
120-537;
8th
Ave.
Vesi
221-528:
I.otbiniere
St.
721-728;
McBridc
St.
413-704;
Tallow
St.
625-733.
FLOOR
POLISHER
Say
good-bye
to
the
back-breaking
job
of
polishing
floors
by
hand.
An
dearie
polisher
with
counter-rotating
brushes
docs
all
the
work
on
hardwood,
linoleum
or
tile
floors
right
up
to
the
base
board,
deep
into
corners.
All
you
do
is
guide
it.
With
two
5'2-incft
brushes
rotating
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
6th
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Price
$1.00
Dancing
from
10-2
Music
By
PETE
HEGO
AND
HIS
WESTERN
A
IRES
1
Easy
to
use
2
Light
to
carry
SPORTSMAN'S-1
DIGEST;!
i
BEAR
HOUND
PACKS
n
FREE
SHOES
Buy
One
Pair
Get
One
FREE
in
opposite
directions
at
6K)
revolutions
per
minute
under
the
full
weight
of
the
machine
16
pounds
floors
gleam
in
a
jiffy.
ROUTE
18
Allan
Smith,
Black
716
f.th
Ave.
East
Eloek
800;
8Ui
Ave.
East
915-976;
9th
Ave.
East
1000-1144,
10th
East
900-1130;
Alfred
Street;
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
KOl'TF
1
Jimmy
Johnutn,
(jrrcn
661.
(ith
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROUTE
2(1
Konny
Hadland
8th
Ave.
East
1036-1944.
ROUTE
21
Clifford
Valentin,
lied
272
2nd
Ave
West
1135-1314:
Park
Ave.
10H5-"279;
11th
.Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROUTE
23
Don
Grantham,
Blue
293
Rth
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street;
518-600
Fulton
Street;
600
and
700
Blocks
6th
Ave.
West.
-
KOl'TF
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
'
.
2nd
Ave.
West
716-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
West.
Daily
News-Watts
&
Nickerson's
(5th
St.)
to
FrizX'll's
Motors.
KOl'TF
25
Gordon
Boake
6th
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROUTE
26
Freddie
Bcllis.
Red
322
7th
Ave.
Ea.st
081-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave,
928-1154.
ROUTE
27
Christopher
Harvey,
Green
865
Clh
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
for
Cots
into
corners
'-'
.-:R"
To
ailing
SALE
Snap-on
brushes
and
buffing
pads.
PtOTT,
BEDBONEj
BLUETICK
AND
walker
hounds?
bloodhounds
and
Airedales
are
the
blood
UINES
OF
MOST
BEAR
DOS
PACKS.
THE
PACK
CONSISTS
OF
AT
LEAST
ONE
'STRIKE'
D06
TO
PICK
UP
A
COLD
TRAIL
AND
FOLLOW
IT
UNTIL
THE
CHASE
GETS
HOT,
TWO
CHASE
DOGS
THAT
ARE
RELEASED"
NEXT
TO
PUT
THE
BEAR
AT
BAy,
AND
TWO
GOOD
FIGHTERS
TO
HOLD
A
BEAR
AT
BAV
UNTIL
IT
IS
SHOT.
OFFSPRING
OF
PROVEN
BEAR
DOGS
WILL
BE
EASIER
TRAINED.
START
AT
6
TO
IO
MOS.
OF
A&E.
A
DRIED
BEAR
SKIN
MAY
BE
DRAGGED
50
TO
75
YDS.
OVEK
THE
GROUND
TO
LA
A
BEAR
SCENT
TRAIL
FOR
THE
STRIKE'
TRAINING.
ENCOURAGE
PUPS
By
HISSING
THEM
ON.
LET
PUPS
'WOOL'
SKIN
ASOUT
WHEN
IT
IS
FOUND
2,000
pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
Dress
and
Casual
all
sizes
and
colors
ALL
SALES
FINAL
...
NO
EXCHANGES
NO
REFUNDS
Fashion
Footwear
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
"
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
.