PririCe
Kupfcit
Uuiiy
INewi
Saturday,
March
1,
1952
(Continued
from
page
5)
P
THE
cL
ETTERBOX
DAILY
NEWS
supime
in
singing
the
songs
that
everyone
loves.
I?nace
Jan
Paderewskl
returns
with
such
marvels
as
Beethoven's
Sonata
in
C-Sharn
Minor;
his
i
Daily
News
has
further
cleared
BIG
FINISH
up
some
very
important
points,
j
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.
(CP)
Retir-
'
and
the
contents
of
it
will,
no
ing
after
43
years
of
railroading
!
doubt,
be
noted
with
satisfac-!
with
the
Canadian
Pacific,
loco-
i
i
RADIO
CLEARED
f?
Editor,
own
Minuet
in
Ci,
and
Debussy's
!
Daily
News,
Rf
lections
in
the
Water.
No
With
reference
to
the
letter
j11""
wle
la
i"""
motive
engineer
nanes
a.
pianists
of
that
eencratlon
so
of
Mr.
B.
R.
Tupper
appearing!
users
in
this
part
of
the
coun-
Foertner
said
his
greatest
thrill
4,
thrilled
audiences
as
Padcrewski!
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
it,
states
came
last
autumn
when
he
pi
J
;
.
J
try,
especially
since
that
improvements
rn
raCHO
!r,trt
fv,
nv.l
lr,,ln
rgrrnino
Pachman,
Rachmaninoff
and
of
February
29
In
connection
Rosenthal,
whose
works
also
'with
Radio
Telephone
channels
i
i
,.
.
.1
phone
communications
chan-
on
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
f4
have
been
brought
back.
'
1
and
4,
I
wish
to
state
that
the
nei
7
be
may
expected.
of
EdinDurgn
ca
lne
stretch
HUGO
KRAUPNER.
from
Fredericton
to
Saint
John.
L
'
i
K
'
A
I
ti'
:
rJ
v
A
popular
in
ineir
day
were
ioik
Clearing
up
nauio
rnone
singers
Gene
Austin,
Vernon
Dal-'
appearing
in
the
same
paper
ml
ROUND-UP
hart
and
Jimmie
Rodser
who
under
the
date
of
February
6
again
are
singing
their
way
into'should
have
read
"that
channel
I
the
heart
of
a
new
generation.
'
4
COULD
now
be
used
here
IN
LARRY
STANWOOD
Carolina
Moon
and
Ramona
sung
ADDITION
to
channel
7,"
mean-
:
by
Austin
will
also
give
many
a
ing
that
the
user
of
a
Radios
tug
to
the
heart
of
those
who
Telephone
could
switch
over
to
i
were
in
their
'teens
20
years
ago.
'channel
4
in
case
of
interfer-:
EXHIBITION
MMrf
BASK
n..
ETBALL
Russ
Columbio
also
has
re-
ence
or
other
trouble
on
chan-turn?d
to
the
new
"Golden
Age
nel
7,
providing
the
Radio
Phone
ioi'
this
bout.
On
the
eve
before
.,
.,vorv
about
u"
'Z,,
Vi
which
local
the
show,
Parker
telephones
his
';iir
in
st'
a
top-
team
hasn't
pot
plane
rescrva-?
f
i,o'
then
had
ttun:;,
then
su(?e.sU
the
wrestlers
f
,L.
under
it.
could
come
up
for
one
nipht
I
of
Music,"
with
Prisoner
of
L3ve,
was
built
to
carry
the
two
fre-i
Goodnight
Sweetheart,
and
quencies.
i
others
This
is
what
I
was
informed
j
The
"Golden
Age"
albums
are
of
by
Mr.
Abram,
of
North
West
now
available
at
McRae
Bras.,
I
Telephone
Co.,
and
is
what
was
j
Third
Avenue.
reported
by
me
to
the
Chamber
r,
:of
Commerce.
,
lot
lil
lt"i(
ON
s;uuiuujr
-
jui
me
aain-;
jvi
v
c
tta
THREE-TIME
WINNERS
Reg.
Stone's
rink
from
Trail,
B.C.,
is
the
first
three-time
winner
of
the
British
Columbia
curling
cliampi'nship.
The
rink,
previous
winners
in
1945
and
1949,
will
represent
B.C.
in
the
Canadian
championships
at
Winnipeg
next
month.
Curlers,
left
to
right,
are:
Buzz
McGibney,
lead;
Ret;.
Stone,
skip,
Roy
Slune,
second
and
Scotty
Ro.sa,
vlce-
a
i.wo-niHiu
siana.
Natin
ally,
such
a
"deal"
could
'.
;
diti.-ilartion
I)''''"
T,
hv
culi'('i!.lti'l'
of
;'
dpi?)
'
to
tho
i
In.'
"the
Ktrlctiv
c.ass.cal
de-1
Mr.-
Tuppert
letter
i,,,
hu!.
a
con-
not
be
consioi-red,
says
Stirn,
(
m'snry
has
wlio
called
the
whole
thing
off.
ik:;j.
i
CP
Photo
i
O'lT
v'n
i'1'
iiu:
Ytin
-
(,
a
'''u
11
win
tv
j
to
lo.-c
even
tc
local
promoters
10
sew
up
tielit
any
future
deals
in
order
vs
PRINCE
RUPERT
CHALLENGERS
Monday
and
Tuesday
March
3rd
and
4th
3.30
p.m.
PRELIMINARY
GAME
Mansons
vs
Beavers
7:15
?M.
ADDED
ATTRACTION
Judo
Display
Admission:
Reserved
73c
Adult
Rush
50c;
Rush
33c
Tickets
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
'
partment,
Lili
Kraus
and
Szymon
I
Goldberg
was
born
41
years
ago!
in
Wloclawec,
Poland,
and
began
I
his
musical
career
at
the
age
of
:
seven.
He
became
a
pupil
and
I
protege
of
Carl
Flesch
and
his
j
first
solo
performance
took
place
'
when
he
was
14.
He
first
appear-
Terrace
Women
At
Prayer
Day
Oid
Country
FOOTBALL
to
forestall
any
.stand-up.
Slim
says
he's
through
with
Vancouver
wrestling
at
any
piice
and
intends
to
contact
the
Evattlo
circuit
immediately
to
line
up
a
northerly
tour.
(..
k's
advertising
j
,
the
drain.
,r
b:ib;v
isn't
the
worst
:
,
;!;!!!,(('
of
the
public
ii.ik'ii
around,
and
it.
f
t;illf
before
a
com-.jal
'oportJiiR
event
f.Q"
.d
in
America
in
1938.
His
latest
I
TERRACE
World
Day
of'
appearance
took
place
in
Octob
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Wolver-
;
Prayer
for
Women
was
wU
tended
in
Terrace
at
the
Pente
er
194S,
when
he
gave
a
Carnegie
h
advance
en-
c
n:
ml-fin-ile
Hit
m
imoru
costal
Church,
which
was
filled
.n:
"
,
,,,
c.;c
Centre
'eunmions
will
begin
Tuesday
P10"
Wanderers
2
(tie.,
almost
to
capacity
Friday
J
after-
"
,
;
.
I
nn
His
pianist
teammate,
Burnley
0,
Arsental
1
Lili
I
sura
aiioi.imced
fit
the
Seal
Cove
culling
rink,
if
ii'iiiiVs'
tiicnis
with
winnuiK
team
ciialifyin(;
for
the
,
I-
Mrs.
A
C.
Shmdel
led
the
""""
:.,"
1
Charlton
Athletic
2,
0.
Ftlham
1,
Liverpool
1
(tie).
tir
Cliff
TarKer
uo;fion.s
iiuniware
iropny.
iyuo
tiJiu
utaii
jici
iiiuaii.ai
training
at
the
age
of
six.
Since
'
meeting,
with
members
of
othar
!
church
groups
taking
part.
Pray-
of
Port
Simpson
ASln
-
1
Hi
fn
recitrandPt"
"on-
Manchester
United
1,
Villa
1
(tie).
certs
throughout
all
Europeon
.i
uive
basketball
At
the
Civic
Centre.
Monday
Middlesbrough
2,
Ports-;
bv
a
soln
hv
Ml.
Frprt
oihbs.
USED
CAR
VALUES
countries.
She
made
her
first
t
to
'!
1,1
Port
and
Tuesday,
C-o
Challengers
mouth
1.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
B.
Weldon.
CENERL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
m
)
ar.
jci-d.uuik
iu
"
Newcastle
united
6,
HuCders
Mrs
Amdam
empha.si-.ed.
In
ppfara"ceS,ntllenUnH!d
?
alCS
durin
the
er
address,
the
need
of
prayer
""r5?
muiifa1l
sea:
lint
mt.
president
games.
As
a
prelude
and
added
preston
North
End
1.
Man-
!
in
the
world
today,
not
only
for
son;
Paying
both
in
recitals
and
r:
s.rpson
a
keiball
attraction,
arrangements
are
be-
chcster
City
1
itiei.
!
individual
needs
but
for
those
un
orcneslras-
Dates
are
March
li.
me;
maoc
to
leaiure
a
juoo
ais-
stoke
cjt
,
,
Sunderiand
1
'
around
who
had
not,
perhap.;
I
This
Gold
Label
sems
oi
mo-
1938
PONTIAC
'51
motor,
new
tires
$595.00
1945
VACXIIALL
6-cylinder
Sedan.
Only
450
miles.
GM
new
car
guarantee
S1650.00
jud
a:
if
jsi
six
teams
p:ay
between
tti
j
preliminary
ni
io
enter.
P't!
Simp-
"amr
and
main
event.-
ttie.
;
yet
learned
the
value
and
need
zart
selections
is
available
at
Tottenham
Hotspurs
5,
Derby
cf
prayer
in
all
lives.
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric,
Tihrd
County
0.
j
The
meeting
ended
with
a
Avenue.
West
Bromwich
Albion
0.
Chel-
prayer
by
Mrs.
Shindel.
!
till
not
enter,
says
Ttm
is
'he
dismay
which
was
to
have
been
the
preliminary
of
MUMUiral
fl
jot.
will
th?
w:
Polling
show.
x
Kitur.al.
Meilakat-
oi:!h.
Atyansh
and
First
$10
donation
towards
the
sea
1.
I
Division
II
j
n't
1
Classified
advertisements
the
News
pay
big
dividends.
IT'S
THE
NEW
i
First
t.ialit
will
Challengers'
Travelling
Fund
was
CRv
.
"
'
TdreWeiieCI
u.
p!,.yoffs
in
donate.1
by
Cliff
Dam.
juxt
to
Brentford
3,
Luton
Town
3
At
Terrace
(tie).
.vv.-n's
will
meet
ae-
"start
thy
ball
rolling."
Don
For
id;
ward,
chaitnian
of
the
fund
Just
a
Few
CnrAift
r-ttu
Wo
Xlnm
TTr.l-
I
u.d
d.iy
ill
f
attire
lai.-um
committee,
says
he
will
d
j
'
j
TERRACE
A
farewell
sath-
Oldlimers
Left
-li
t'.
it,)
,i,
Mi
Doncaster
Rovers
1.
Notts
C.
f.
lCring
was
held
Wednesday
eve-Everton
3.
Queen
s
Park
Rang-
j
ning
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
crs
0.
'
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Valderhau
Leeds
United
1,
Barnsley
0.
and
family,
who
are
returningi
Leicester
City
1,
Swansea
i
to
Prince
Rupert
to
take
up
re-i-
BETTER'N
WALKING
1940
Ford
Sedan
WU
srau-uiiais.
ana
.".u.i
to
put
ins
campaign
inio
In-pluyert
on
the
final
action
tonight,
and
is
looklvs
'
.re
'vi!i
be
two
com-
"not
for
larpe
donations
from
a
at
f't
the
champi'in-
lew
people
or
business
firms,
but
j:!;-r
for
the
consola-
for
smaller
donations
from
many
by
;he
t
ains
knocked
individuals."
t!:ni;:.;i;i:,i.s,
IVice.
Li
rr.i'-l
(
iivhiur
of
First
of
be.st-of-lhree
senior
sj4
chairman
of
Icskuc
championship
finals
rcU
:
every
community
under
way
tonii'ht
beiw.en
Man-s
n
and
Illks.
Game
time
8:45.
Motor
overhauled
$599.00
Town
1
i
tie).
i
dence
there.
1937
Ford
Sedan
Reasonable
shape
S399.00
1935
Oldsmobile
Coach
194C
CHEVROLET
Club
Coupe.
Radio
and
heater
-
$1095.00
1910
CHEVROLET
Sedan
S500.00
194t
CHEVROLET
Sedan,
radio
and
heater
S1495.00
194&
CHEVROLET
2-door
Sedan,
radio
and
healer.
GM
used
ear
Guarantee;
-
$.150.00
WE
ALSO
HAVE
PRIVATELY
OWNED
CARS
AT
OWNERS'
PRICES
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SALE
,
USED
TRUCK
VALUES
1948
CHEVROLET
Va-ton
panel.
This
unit
has
a
new
part'al
motor,
a
completely
new
cream
paint
job,
and
heater.
A
real
buy
at
only
...77.
$1495.00
194G
CMC
1-ton
panel,
heater.
Fu!l
price
S985.00
194G
CMC
2'
j-ton,
long
wheelbase,
2-.peed
rear
axle,
and
new
paitial
motor,
for
only
S1015.00
1949
l'
j-ton
FARGO
Covered
Van
u
$1493.00
WE
ALSO
HAVE
PRIVATELY
OWNED
TRICKS
AT
OWNERS'
PRICES
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SALE
See
Our
Budget
Plan
for
Financing,
Repairs
and
Accessories
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AND
TERMS
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Ask
for
John
Benner
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MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
RCAViCTORV-405
3-SPEED
RADIO-PHONO
flN
Inspired
by
the
delight-!j
ful
18th
Century
"low.
boy",
RCA
Victor
designers
have
struck
an
exciting
new
note
in
furniture
decor.
This
beautiful
model
features
RCA
Victor'i
Simplified
3-Speed
Record
Playing
System
.
.
.
powerful
standard
broadcast
radio
.
.
"Golden
Throat"
tone
system.
An
exceptional
,
.
Only
value
at
a
'
surprisingly
1QQ
lT
Kf
.
moderate
B
W-',M
fl"-1
price
(Slightly
higher
in
mahoonf
or
bfond
Hnitht)
AT
AUTHORIZED
DEALER
McRAE
Lou
of
miles
left
$299.00
Rotherham
Forest
1,
Buro
0.
j
Many
of
their
friends
of
tho
Rotherham
United
3,
Shef-
j
Pentecostal
Church
gathered
,lo
fiend
United
1.
,
bid
farewell
to
them
and
spenj
Sheffield
Wedncday
6,
Hull
'
the
evening
singing
choruss.?.
City
0.
!
playing
games,
etc.
Southampton
2,
Blackburn
At
the
clo.se
of
the
evening
Rovers
1.
!
refreshments
were
served
and
SCOTTISH
LEAGl'E
!
the
guests
of
honor
were
pre-
Division
"A"
isented
with
a
lovely
table
lamp.
1939
Chev.
Sedan-Delivery
Make
us
a
decent
offer
key
Sco
res
Special
for
1
Week
Only
Curling
Results
1950
Chev.
Sedan
Sparkling
two-tone.
Only
S187
SONS
OF
NORWAY
PARTY
ENJOYED
Celtic
8,
Queen
of
the
South
1.
Dundee
3,
St.
Mirren
0.
Hibernian
4,
Airdrieonians
0.
Morton
3,
Hearts
1.
Motherwell
1,
Third
Lanark
1
(tie).
Partick
Thistle
2,
East
Fife
0.
Raith
Rovers
2,
Aberdeen
1.
,
Stilling
Albion
1,
Rangers
5.
Pintle
(
oast
1
r.
7.
Eimunion
3.
1
Vjiicnavpr
1.
!
"
Kpw
Westminster
4.
aiutan
Senior
j
1,
Kamioips
3.
a
Inii
best
-
of
-
f.ve
ifit
Coast
Senior
'
3.
Vancouver
i.
'i
:a.i
best-uf-sevn
7
p.m.
Wales
4.
Wood
11;
Wilson
10,
Stewart
7;
Berg
9.
Greene
10.
9
p.m.
Landon
6,
Wilier
10;
Rogcrson
8.
Seiber
13;
Bateman
V.
Evans
8.
BOB
PARKER
K
LIMITED
"Home
of
friendly
service"
Phone
93
Sons
of
Norway
card
players
made
up
14
tables
last
night
to
enjoy
whist,
followed
by
the
regular
dance.
Winners
in
cards
were:
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell,
ladles-
first:
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta,
second;
Harold
'
RAILWAY
RADIO
BROS.
men's
first;
T.
i
CAPE
TOWN
(CP)
Qu.iUori
of
Gi
instrand
Classified
advertisements
the
News
pay
bis
dividends.
"
,r
FRIGIDAIRE
HEFRIGERATOft
More
beautiful
and
practical
than
ever
in
four
completely
'
new
models
including
this
fine
De
Luxe
Cold-Wall.
Installing
radio
sets
on
long-I
Latch,
second.
Mr.
Rothwell
won
distance
trains
for
benefit
of
the
chair
prize;
Mrs.
A.
Toffoli,
passengers
now
is
being
studied
the
door
prize,
by
Thomas
Naude,
minister
in!
Refreshments
were
served
by
charge
of
broadcasting.
His
idea
!
a
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
is
to
make
a
small
charge
for
-John
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BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
SENIOR
FINALS
First
Game
of
Three
8:45
p.m.
.
Elks
vs.
Manson's
JUNIOR
6:45
p.m.
Bulger's
vs.
Maple
Leofs
INTERMEDIATE
7:30
p.m.
Merchants
vs.
Fashion
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FAIR
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Dafoe
and
Norm
Bowden,
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champions,
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their
first
international
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WRESTLING
CANCELLED
NATIVE
FRIGIDAIRE
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Models
for
every
kitchen
and
budget.
Model
KM-60
cooks
a
whole
ni'nl
while
you're
away.
Come
in
and
see
our
(Frisidaire)
Refrigerators
and
Stoves
at
amazing
reductions.
basketball
Number
of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
:
..
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
5c
Six
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c.)
TOUR!
NAMENT
Add
four
words
if
bo:
number
required
MRCH
11,
12
and
13
Name
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GORDON.
&
ANDERSON
Limited
Phone
46
Due
to
unforseen
circumstances
the
wrestling
events
scheduled
for
Friday
and
Saturday
have
been
CANCELLED.
Those
who
have
purchased
tickets
may
obtain
refunds
at
the
Civic
Centre.
PORT
SIMPSON
Address
-
Phone
No
6
tea
m
expected
to
enter