Pr
incc
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
lo,
153
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SCREEN
FLASHES
Rocky
To
Defend
Title
in
April)
Wakley
Rink
Makes
History
Scoring
Another
Seven-Ender
The
third
seven-cnder
in
tl'.p
3
I)
S'o-jri
7;
Osterta;
13
Curling
Club's
history
was
scored'
SfciUimtrud
5:"
V.Uson
13."
Rud-ast
night
m
the
mixed
bonsiri")
;
dorham
4:
Ford
9
Scinmian
3
the
Wakely
rink
ain
E"e!
A:,
Semi-nals
are'
exacted
Werner
to
a
oieak
a
1-1
ti;
in.lo
bl,
pIn
ed
tomorrow
with
third
end.
i
curling
beginning
at
11
a.m.
Score
ended
19-6
fur
Wakley.
i
Loser
of
the
primary
oompeti-Ckipped
by
John
WaKPly.
othei
.tion
drop
i
ito
.secondary
compe-lrmbrrs
of
the
r:nk
were
Mrs.
I
tition
for
playoffs
Vessie
Wakely,
third:
Rao
John-'
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NEW
YORK
St
Heavyweight
Jim
Non
i.
preside,,!
chimplon
Rocky
Marclano
pro-j
International
Boxing
r,
bably
will
defend
his
title
against
!
Friday
he
expects
in
.
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f
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ti'n,n...
tn.M
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n
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A
stinging
indictment
against
corruption
in
civic
government
jrisry
uiluii.
nun,
iu
Ujor
aciinue
.1
'e
and
da;
Chicago
Stadium.
I
next
week.
Jim
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ENDS
TODAY
7-
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9:
p.m.
vnisc
sunnr.Li.
-
ufcUROE
BHENT
Ir
"MONTANA
BELLE'
.
m,
second,
a.iu
Airs.
Bernice.be
niavvrt
M.md.-.v
nir.h
.
ohnson,
lead.
Remember
when
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Other
.scores
in
1
1
it-
bu'-Me!
.
hieh
opened
Thursday
are:
Thursday
Moore
14.
Aston
t:
T.'cKenzie
10,
Thorn
7:
Warren
7.
Bateman
4;
Dixon
3.
Eyolfson
1');
Kellough
10.
J.
Stewart
9;
i-'hier
8.
Matthew
4.
Friday
Eyolfso
l
12,
J.
,C'.ewar
;
Shier
2.
Moore
:2;
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aicKcnr.ir
9
Toii.nt-o
Maple
Leafs,
who
f:i:i:-h.-4
out
of
the
National
!
League
!'i;-.yof
f.s
in
1943
but
rolled
bud:
to
win
the
Stanley
I
Cup
a
sear
later,
were
voted
the
"U
of
the
Year
;n
Canadian
'
sport
fi'-v
wan.
nan
today.
Thev
money?...
i
1
feller,
a
1
W73
STARTING
MONDAY
Action-Packed
Story
of
Biff-Time
Gangland
They
got
away
with
anything
UNTIL
THEY
KILLED
A
COP!
mm
,
Warren
(';
Bouiter
19.
G
men
won
tiv
honor
ir.
the
annual
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MODELS
BY
THREE
CANADIAN
sculptors
have
been
selected
for
entry
la
the
54-iountry
International
sculpture
competition
in
London
nex.
March.
The
models
were
based
on
the
competition's
theme
the
unknown
political
prisoner.
Left
to
right
the
models
are
by
Anne
Kahane,
Montreal;
Julien
Herbert,
Montreal,
and
Robort
Norgate
of
Ottawa.
They
wet?
chosen
by
the
Sculptors'
Society
of
Canada
and
will
b-
exhibited
across
Canada
before
being
sent
abroad.
'
'
.
i
nat
was...
;
Is
excmngly
delivered
In
Para-i
mount's
new
drama,
"The
Turning
Point,"
which
runs
Monday
to
Wednesday
at
the
Totem
Theutre.
Taking
Its
cue
from
true-life
episodes
which
created
headlines
ucross
the
country,
"The
Turning
Point"
examines
the
dramatic
events
which
make
u;)
the
suspense-riddled
experiences
of
a
crime
investigating
committee's
activities
in
a
middle-sized
American
city.
In
a
suspenseful
tale
of
murder,
violence
and
Krigue,
William
i
olden
Is
seen
a
a
cynical
newspaper
reporter
who?
boyhood
friend,
Edmoiid
O'Brien
Is
the
dynamic
chairman
of
the
much-heralded
"racket
bustlr.g"
committee.
B-'lkvIng
ll.t
Uie
.Investigation
Is
doomed
to
failure
from
the
start,
Holtien
shows
.
little
Intere.-t
In
It,
until
Alexis
Smith,
O'Brien's
charming
sophisticated
secretary,
appears
on
the
scene.
Bet
ire
any
of
th,
participants
are
aware
'of
It,
a
triangle
has
developed
which
threatens
the
long
friendship
of
,
tlie
two
men.
Bit
by
bit.
the
committee
begins
to
unravel
a
sordid
story
of
I
corruption
In
high
place
.
When
the
.stigma
of
dishonesty
reaches
out
to
touch
even
the
father
of
.Edmund
O'Brien,
who
Is
leading
the
crusade,
events
move
swiftly
,
toward
a
climax
of
violence
and
excitement.
Dramaticaly
aut
ientlclly
Is
added
by
the
use
of
actual
shots
of
crowded
streets,
a
smoke-fllld
i.ght
arena
and
other
on-the-spot
locations,
As
the
man
who
Is
delenated
to
uncover
he
poisonout
corrup-1
tion
gnawing
at
the
roots
of
the
city,
Edmond
O'Brien
has
one
of
his
meatiest
roles
to
date.
Also
turning
In
an
out'taiuling
pr-formance
Is
William
Holdeu,
as
ithe
rsporter
whose
exerieiire
leads
to
his
regarding
civic
reform
programs
iih
a
justifiably
jaundiced
eye
Lovely
Alexis'
Smith
makes
an
Intelligent
"glii-Frlday"
who
supplies
the
spirit
O'Brien
needs
in
hU
grueling
struggle
with
the
vast
network
of
organized
crime
The
unusually
large
east
Includes
such
excellent
players
as
Tom
Tully,
TV'd
l)e
Corsia.
Howard
Freeman,
Ed
Begley
and
Ray
Teal.
ft
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Um.-.l
iiir.ll
If-V'-V-..:
flll-WaySfietch
Weil-Known
War
Artist
Teaches
Officers,
Men
on
HMCS
Magnificent
To
Paint
m
Urrli
WILLIAM
EDMOND
nrrK
HOLDEfl
O'BRIEN
SMIE
...
...
.
"V,
V-
V
A
1
HALIFAX
CP
There's
probi
about
1.000
officers
and
men'
Anthony
Law
of
Ottawa,
nolrd
ably
no
Canadian
ship
afloat
j
aboard
more
art
eoiiscious
than
w
ar
artist,
started
art
classes
with
more
paintings
hanging
'if
they
had
toured
the
Mont-;
!aM
spring,
from
her
bulkheads
than
the
air-1
marire
district
of
Paris.
S
.,.,,..
1V
......
craft
carrier
Magnificent.
i
None
of
the
clubs
meinbers
'
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V
The
Maggie's
art
Cub
has
made
had
painted
before
U
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c
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'Xtr
ir.gs.
portraying
scenes
in
Malta.
DT
AMD
CVDDCCC
mHirCDU
Gneee.
North
Africa.
Scotland
MKh
Viiu
Were'
'Jivin'
Resri'
'So
You
Want
ut
He
a
Raelirlor'
Evenings
7:
-9:05
p.m.
;
and
England,
were
(
Xlubi'.ed
:.t
j
an
art
gallery
here
j
Law
organized
the
club
u,ia
hobby
group.
The
only
entry
OVER
INCREASE
IN
CRIME
oee
.
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j
J
the
m-w
rrwill!-.Ir,r
r,.r,.
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tainrr
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f,
,
7
A
&
Irrti
li
now
int
in.
.s,(
K..
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r--
yd."
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a
1
J
$fr
'
Goffiics,
:A
class
of
fashion
"J'rf
:
.
now
on
tiisplo
and
sofa
at
mm
TOTEM
,
,
,
'requirement
was:
"Anybtx'v
federally
.
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.
...
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,
OTTAWA
(CP)
RCMP,
investi-
force
which
gating
reports
of
illegal
use
of,
across
the
country
and
provin-!
bP2."n
wiIh
b
,
n
,.
K
.
nan-nties
by
school
students
and
daily
in
every
piovince
except
jha,i
lhal
numbt.r.
"
"
"
A
UMIU'S
I'l.All
ltH
Tliri:
i-iiin
juvciuies,
can
niiu
iiO;jni.ano
una
vueoec.
Most
of
the
work
was
done
Europ.-an
ser'ou.s
narcotic
problem
cooiniissioner
mutcaiva
in
ih
the
M:ittitie'
Maggie's
The
hcutenant-comman-
among
the
youth
of
Canada.
-Commissioner
L.
H.
Nicholson
i
tne
steady
climo
of
federal
crime
statistics.
,
der
and
his
students
painted
the
,
town
and
countryside
at
nearly
TODAY
JOHN
PAYNE
-
SUSAN
MORKOW
6:50
-
9
in
"THE
BLAZING
FOREST"
made
the
finding
known
Thurs-
RCMP
handled
146!'04
cases
every
port
of
call.
They
touched
m
1
day
in
the
liSr
pnual
re-;
n
1951-52,
"a-42
per
cent
in
port
of
his
,40(fjnan
police
crease
over
the
previous
year.
I
niBiiaaBiunasBuniiiisiiiiiasiiajiiiiiii
Sunday
Midnight
Only
RICHARD
ARLEM
7
HOCKEY
SCORES
i.,
On
the
Same
Truiram
4
j
"WILD
CAT"
"DANGEROUS
PASSAGE"
i
Will,
-'Koria
4.
Seattle
0:
Vancouver
0.
(sew
Westminster
2;
Calgary
5
Edmonton
3.
ms
Of
The
Year
up
their
canvasses
during
off-!
duly
hours
at
sea.
i
A
IX
OVER
SHIP
I
CPO
Oeorue
Grven,
Victoria,
had
five
canvasses
on
display
in
the
radio
room.
CPO
Josrph
Poirier.
Qttebw.
fhe
ship-
bar-bx
r.
had
one
bulkhead
reserved
(for
the
work
of
AB
Gaston
Boul-'
anger.
Montreal
CIOs
Joseph
'
DuucetU.
Belliveau,
N.S,
and
Lester
Bell,
Toro.ito.
had
their
exhibition
in'
the
shipwright
i
shop.
In
the
officers'
living
;
quarters
there
was
"Greenwich
'Alley,"
where
five
of
the
eight
i
officers
in
th-
se
'ion
v
tie
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
6:30
Infer
"B"
Manvins
vs
Nelson
Hro
From
a
ilislanl
loll.iilr
...
to
the
deep
rnrnent
of
your
hnrl
tome
lu
power,
nonrirr
and
roaKntf
irrnrc!
W
arner
Bros,
present
one
of
the
great
true
story
of
our
to
OMIL
Vernon
5,
Penticton
2
Old
ounlij
FOOTBALL
THEM
It
The
Miracle
of
Our
Lady
of
Fata"
LONDON-
Soccer
results:
Kuotball
AsMH'ialion
Cup
Third
Round
I
t
(ll.(lt
BY
WAUMK
(OI.OK
AK
STARTS
MONDAY
CARTOON
.
NKWS
0
A
V
I
7:30
Inter
"A"
North
Mar
t
rraser
tc
Payne
8:30
Senior
"B"
Malisons
rs
('.(
.f.
vArl
I
UL
A
I
AMol
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V,k
I
Its
1
III
A
TKI
Showj
7
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9:02
SPORTSMAN
1
HANGING
BIG
GAME
MONDAY
MATINEE
AT
4
00
Arsenal
4.
Doncaster
Rovers
0
Aston
Villa
3.
Middlesbrough
1
Barnsley
4,
Brighton
3
Bolton
Wanderers
vs
Fuihaui,
postponed,
fog.
Brent
foid
2,
Leeds
United
1
Derby
County
4.
Chelsea
4
Everton
3,
Ipswich
Town
2
Gateshead
1,
Liverpool
ft
Grimsby
Town
1.
Bury
3
Halifax
Town
3.
Cardiff
City
1
Hudderslield
Town
2.
Bristol
BY
ONE
MAN
k
3C
Rovers
0
W
Hull
City
3.
Charlton
Athletic
1
Leicester
City
2,
Notts
County
THAN
Lincoln
1.
Southampton
1
Luton
Town
6.
Blackburn
Rov-
'
S3
iM
ers
l
c
Mant.ie.ster
Citv
7.
Swindon
i
r"!EtD
Town
n
TME
GAME.
FIRST
Mon.fl.u
T..
n
xi..
-
mi?
The
Kinsmen
Club,
ut
this
time,
wish
YOU.
the
Citterns
of
Prince
Rupert.
Foiie.st
1
,
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wm-
Millw
,
II
IV,
'
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a
very
oig
aim
Prosperous
New
Year.
It
Is
only
with
the
support
of
pc-plr
like
you
that
organizations
such
as
ours
aie
uble
to
carry
on.
and
we
hope.
In
some
BBEL
SLIT
IN
EACH
HIND
LEG.
FIND
A
small
way
provide
a
useful,
and
a
beneficial
service
to
the
citizens
and
the
children
of
this
communltj.
1
Newcastle
United
0.
Swansea
Tow
i
0,
abandoned
Newport
C
1,
Sheffield
United
4
STRAIGHT
POLE
AT
LEAST
20
FT.
LONG;
STRONG
ENOUGH
TO
SUPPORT
THE
CARCASS
AND
LEAN
ONE
END
IN
A
TREE
FOKK.
WITH
Binning-
j
the
beast
on
rrs
back,
insert
Oldham
Athletic
ham
3
1
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TV
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Hewj
Metfaba
(alaska)
Merchants
I
V.
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i
M
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Pipce
mm
all-stars
!
1
MQMBM
And
TUESDAY
I
-
AT
THE
!
,
1'
!!
CiMTHE
-.-1
8:00
P.M.
EACH.
NIGHT
S
-
PHONE
CIVIC
CENTRE
FOR
RESERVATIONS
1
toS3SCT'riS3EZ3a3SSS3E
A
6AMBRELSTCK
THROUGH
THE
HIND
LEG
5LITS
PINNING
THE
LEGS
AROUND
THE
POLE.
SLIDE
HANGING
GAME
OP
THE
LEANING
POLE
UNTIL
IT'S
OFF
THE
GROUND.
TIE
GAMBREL
STICK
TO
THE
POLE.
The
Kinsmen
Club
Is
You
The
Ki
wm.en
Club
Is
but
the
tnanile,tation
and
the
sum
total
of
the
many
and
varied
little
deeds
of
charity
that
you
so
generously
ITnJiA
olher-
11
"
y,lr
"".
Jnes
and
dollar.,
collected
and
accumulated
throughout
the
year
which
makes
possible
the
operation
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
projects,.
But
a
short
time
ago
you,
'.hrough
your
purchase
of
many
hundreds
of
bags
of
iZ
iT"
m?1'
f1"
",nUP
POfS",,e
K"Wn
Cnrbtma.
Parlies
for
nearly
nearly
1500
rh
children
In
this
city
and
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
We
only
regret
that
hamTnf
""""
lhPre
t0
yUr
k'nd
d0"t"'n
turn
Into
bright
and
K
it:,
tj
hg,nrny
"mal1
,acp8
as
8unta
cii4us
pawd
ut
w-
ot
A,
one
young
child
said.
"Santa
you're
wonderlul!"
Well,
folks,
we
think
that
l?r
Z
'ZZtU
fr
Way
lhUt
y0U
W
wl-ntly
and
generously
support
C-mn'r
'
y"U.
"e
WU'd
r'
"
cl"-'"
Kinsmen's
summer
JLaCen0;,y
2ilh
Kinsmen
Hallowe'en
Ttr
Par
with
TiTh?
Klne",en,Poll
F
'
the
care
of
Prince
Rupert
Children
stricken
ken
with
this
di.sease,
In
fact,
there
would
be
very
little
In
this
big
round
zi
z
07T:nv,Tr
rlth
in
charity
and
th
ot
Kinship
May
uod
Bles
ani
Guard
You
and
Yours
'
Plymouth
Athletic
4.
Coventry
City
1
Preston
North
End
5.
Wolver-'
hampton
2
j.
Portsmouth
1.
Burnley
1
j
Rotherhain
United
2,
Colchvs-j
ter
United
2
I
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Black-
pool
2
,'
Shrewsbury
Town
2,
Finchley:
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Stoke
City
2,
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Sunderland
1,
Scunthorpe
!
United
1
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Tranmere
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1,
Tottenham
1
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Walthamstow
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2,
Stockport
1
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Ham
United
1,
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4.
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Division
A
Aberdeen
1,
St.
Mirren
2
Clvde
6,
Airdrieonlans
1
Falkirk
2,
Dundee
1
Hearts
vs
East
Fife
postponed,
fog.
Motherwell
4,
Celt
ic
2
Queen
of
South
3,
Third
Lanark
1
Raith
Hovers
4.
Hilbernlans
2
Rangers
2,
Partick
Thistle
2.
3tart
the
New
Year
rluht
with
a
quality
A-l
Used
Car
or
Truck
A
Test
Drive
of
any
of
the
following
selection
will
convince
you
that
we
do
sell
beMcr
used
r.ars
and
trucks.
I
1943
Plymouth
Sedans-Just
the
car
for
the
family
SI425
J
1950
Ford
f'ordors
Everything
to
be
desired
In
motoring
pleasure.
Your
choice
at
....
$1825
TRICK
MARKET
1946
3-Toniier,
complete
with
flat
deck
$695
1949
3-Ton,
176''
W
B.
A
very
useful
truck
$1225
Call
In
wt
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Home
of
Friendly
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courteous
demonstration
of
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of
the
above
and
many
more
to
chouse
from.
Bob
Parker
Lid.
Miotic
93
"Tbo
Honifl
(if
Friendly
Service"
Yours,
in
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spirit
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kinship,
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