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SCREEN
FLASHES
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Vancouver
Gets
WFU
Franchise
)
For
Next
Year
Gordon
&
Anderson
Set
Terrific
Pace
to
Down
Mansons
53-46
to
Tie
Cage
League
Leadership
2,1
DVERbAW
"l
comeback
counted
for
extra
j
gaining
control
with
a
wide!
P.
:
points
as
they
oiiiscored
G-As
roen
floor
before
him.
He
drib-
cop
OorJvn
&
Ar.-i-ryjn
rushed
!
gymnasium.
Ma.ihor.
off
th-r.r
T-.-et
Saturday
!
Score
was
53-49
it
ail
happened
in
the
second
11-6
bird
hard
to
the
basket
with
no
cju
quarter,
and
it
happened
like.
Joe
Davis
and
Rupe
Holkestad
t-ppo.iuon
near
ham.
Mansons
chu
meht
v,
li"
the
sentjr
basketball
ajr
i.--id-rhip
in
An
improve
luiir.g
for
both
5f
.
Xf!i
W
iSf
7
i
V
CapitoJ
and
Totem
theatres
next
l"I
f
?Jn
I
B
t.
month
return,
many
screen
fa-
Uf
frTTi
I
Lr-1
''
A
vontes.
an-.or.g
them
such
not-
VI
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-vf
y
Vr.Tl.'I
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I
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ables
as
Bir.g
Crosby
and
B-o
j
AtT
VntTriB
R
raTT
rr..i
4-
fAlttiP
fHr
long
absence
is
George
Raft
who!
J
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'iDlft
B
UUt
liUli
Urs
with
newcomer
Dorothy!
i
J
"v
gc.rr.f-
.sf-i
n
in
c
Centre
thf,
the
;;htr.:r.e
with
Alex
Bill's
hard-'
of
the
G-A
carers
and
Art
Olson
hd
fcren
rompieteiy
buffalooed.
s
ire
souad
ttrrr.ine
on
the
heat
'
cf
M
anuria
t
the
scoring
pace
Then
Davis
muffed
the
iay-r.i
setting
a
fciU:r.g
pace
they
i
with
15
points
each.
.up.
tned
to
score
from
the
re-
bound,
but
also
muffed
that.
Kcpre-er.titives
of
the
Vaneou-
Hart
in
"
Lon
Shark
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n
KWKU
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Wallace's
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ver
c.JO.
nrat-u
uj
pirAiucii
rci4.iTK
air
ompieuc
Art
Mr.
rer,
a.-cepted
the
term
ir.gs
for
Feorvary:
;
and
rormnjer.s
o:
aarr.ii.ance
oi
t
:
,r
"l
ib
h.ch
calls
toractad.'
never
reiinq'i-shed.
j
Bv
the
end
ol
the
third
quar-
MarLr.s
started
off
with
a
ter
K0-dd
Saturday
night
spec-let
fit
pressure,
outsconng
G-As
.;
tators
saw
Mansons'
strength
17-14
in
the
first
qtiarter.
In
j
slipping
and
.several
players
tal-the
second
frame,
however,
the
Iter
The
hard
pace
was
telling
jewelers
were
held
down
to
six;
on
oe'h
teams
G-As.
ceter-pomls
while
G-As
looped
n
j
mined
to
overcome
their
great-tseht
field
goals
and
a
penalty;
est
co-tai-le
in
gair.in?
leazue
shot
f;r
a
31-23
lead
at
half-1
leader
-hip,
.ni-'i
crowded
the
t.rr.
j
play
to
fast
finish.
rirl
h.'...
t.i
gruelHng-paced
j
The
event
was
r.ot
without
its
tvent
was
little
haxpered
by
Slighter
rarrr.ents
for
the
rooung
CAPITOL
-Rodeo
with
Jane
Sigh
TODAY
And
TUESti
Feb
I-
ALSO
-CIIMPAGNE
FOR
TWO
-CENTENNIAL
SPORTS"
CART(M)N
NEWS
capa-ity
of
H&jO
persons.
ley
Liements
CAPITO
Feb
2.
i
Calt.e
Town
with
Dennis
Morgan.
Philip
Carey.
SHOWS
7
ond
p.m.
.
Ft
Mors
PUmrsth,
Fee.
4,
5
Loan
Shark
witht
George
Raft.
Dorothy
Hart;
i
S.T.oney
with
F.
MacMurray.
:
R.la
Johason.'
'
Feb
J.
7
The
Brigand
with;
fl
So
per
cer
t
of
the
season
tickfU
must
be
sold
before
play
j;ets
uruier
way
Delegates
voted
3-1
to
allow
Vancouver
back
into
the
league
after
an
absence
of
12
years
l
I
aiKVuvK
lit
tJil
expected
back
at
the
cixist
ti-ii":
row
rr.irntr.sr
and
will
begin
.:nrt'.e
i.a'e'f
o
Is',
for
a
man-jBt-r
.-w-
jii
at
the
team
penalty
calls
The
pace
was
set
fcy
hard-pressing
G-As.
out
to
I
e'nr
thires
between
them
and
i
the
Hart
wig-led
eager
who:
e-irlier
in
the
season
snapped
an
ea.y
league
lead
away
from
before
their
very
noses.
I
Closest
M,n.sor.s
came
within
-a
c.i
of
the
elusive
hard-:v
,c:r.?
blue-shirts
after
half-
If
r
i
t
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f
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I;
71
spectators,
divided
evenly
for
th'ir
favorites.
For
instance,
one
penalty
call
f.ared
ip
into
a
sudden
controversy
between
referees
Boyo
Gumrh
and
Sev
Dominate
who
finally
decided
on
the
matter
after
much
fKiger-pointing.
raised
v.ices
ar.d
wild
gesticulations.
In
another
instance.
G-A'i
star
guard
player
Joe
Davis.
bal!-luwkd
a
Mansons
player.
r
inrj
m
was
at
trie
ena
cr
tr.e
s1'
hird
quarter,
with
score
at
3i-
Anthony
Drxter.
J
Lawrence.
Feb
8
Swan.pflres
with
B
Craboe.
Virsir.ia
Grey,
Abilene
Town
with
Randolph
Scott.
R
Fleming
Feb
?.
10
Something
for
the
'
Eirds
with
Victor
Mature.
Pat-:
aeis
Ne.
;
Krb.
.1-14
The
Stooge
with
Dp
.in
Martin,
Jerry
Lewis
Feb.
15
-Boy
f
'he
City
with
Eat
End
Kids;
Bionue
Savage
Feb.
1S-14
Beravse
ef
You
,
;ih
Loretta
Young,
Jeff
!
Chandler.
until
finally
Mansons
gained
control
aeain
and
scored
at
the
other
end
of
the
court.
New
man
on
Mansons
lineup
was
Steve
Dumas,
gained
in
an
approved
transfer
from
CCCs
to
repiice
Ted
Amey
who
moved
to
O-As.
.
Tuesnay
meht.
G-As
get
their
Vs
ci
-rv;
ti
tmb
li
the
top
if
the
iezue
as
hey
face
the
'hi--d
wnijr
team.
CCC
pu!p
miners
Tn
the
Inter
B
division.
Gn-ral
Motors
won
their
11th
straight
game
without
a
def-t
"vfrpowennf
Sports
Shop
42-28.
w
hile
North
Stars
ousted
Esquires
43-32.
Lineups:
Inter
"B
GENERAL
MOTORS
Morri-n
g.
Sedgw
ick.
Nelson
4.
Strand
?.
Grey
4.
Sankey
5.
Stewart
g.
vnrbei
4.
Young.
Shenton
2
Total
42.
SPORTS
SHOP
Chorm
7.
Pami!
8.
Adkins.
Ronson.
Ware
13,
Phillips
2.
Total
28
Inter
"A"
NORTH
STAR
Morrison
.
Young
.
McKay
6.
Sar.key
12.
Letouraeau
7,
Black.
Cameron
I.
Helm
2.
Total
43.
ESQUIRE
Martin.
Smith
3
Sedgwick
8.
Jeffrey
4.
Parneil
2
Wesrh
2,
Forman
2.
Chrlstoff
!.
Total
32.
Senior
MANSONS
Olson
15.
Webster
.
Bill
11.
Hartwie.
Spring
12.
Dumas
2.
Sather.
Totai
48.
GORDON
ft
ANDERSON
Davis
15.
F.aten
7.
Hoike.stad
IS.
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this
frame,
the
jewellers'
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Till
Feb
1J-21
Aoove
and
Be-Beyand
with
Robert
Taylor,
tieaaor
Parker
Feb
221
Was
a
Shoplifter,
with
Scott
Brady.
Mona
Free
WIT
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY
MIL
Boston
9.
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New
fork
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Chi'-aito
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Vancouver
10,
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5.
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7.
V'eri.on
6
VtlflL
Spokane
8.
NeiMn
2
Trtl!
10.
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J.
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5
Toronto
1.
Montreal
3.
Boston
4.
New
York
1.
Chicago
Q.
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1.
Sfattle
Nelson
9.
Spok.ne
7
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man;
Seret
of
Monte
Carlo
1
Feb
33-25
Indian
Uprising
with
George
Montgomery.
Audrey
Long.
Father
Is
a
Bachelor
with
William
Holden.
Coiee
n
Orar
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RUPERT
to
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6.
Cur-
3
Call
112
That's'
the
Cab
fori
A
Feb
28-18
Thunder
In
the
East
with
Aian
Ladd,
Deborah
Kerr
March
J
Let
s
Go
Navy
with
Bowery
Bys,
Waco
with
Wild
Bill
Elliott.
j
'.
in
I
m
Feb
-
4
Stop.
You're
Killing
Me
with
Brodem-k
Crawford.'
Ci.ilrt
Trevor
Feb
5-7
Plymouth
Adventure
with
Senf
er
Tracy,
Gene
Tier-ney
Feb
9-11
Ruby
Gentry
a1u!t
with
Jennifer
Jonea
Fet.
12-14
-Ptwiy
Soldier
with
Tvrone
Power,
("ameron
Mitchell.
Feb
18.
17
-California
Conquest
with
Cornel
Wilde.
Teresa:
Wright.
Feb.
18,
19
Cave
of
the
Outlaws
with
MacDonald
Carey,
Vrxis
Smith
F'b
20.
21
'Neath
the
Shel-
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
EaUblKhrd
I'll
MOVING
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PACKING
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CRATING
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Allied
Van
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Mil
Askfhe
man
who
flies
mi
fhone
0
or
(4
tar.
Zn4
and
Tut
"
NOT8
trrms
Palms
with
WiUiam
Lun-diean.
Jane
Greer
Feb
23.
24
1
Dream
of
Jeame
with
Ray
Mtddleton.
Muriel
Lawrence.
Reb.
25-28
Road
to
Ball
with
Bu
g
Crosby.
B"b
Hope.
Mn-h
2-4
Tomahawk
with
Van
Heflin.
Yvonne
DeCarlo
March
5-7
Breaking
the
Sound
Barrier
with
Ann
Todd.
R.i'ph
Rirhard.son
'Aj;':'kBVV'vV;
"I
wih
you
could
come
up
with
me
in
n
v
Sabre:
you'd
love
it
..."
;
,
"Swoosh
you're
off!
Swoosh
you're
'
tack!
What
a
ride
smooth
as
silk
fist
as
sound!
And
what
a
feeling
to
have
ali
that
power
under
your-
control!"
1
V
We
wih
to
odvise
oil
of
our
cool
customer,
H:
due
to
wage
increases
in
1952
ond
to
the
u"
9
per
cent
increosc
in
freight
rotes,
w
hovt
rV
it
necessary
to
raise
the
price
of
our
McLEOD
RIVER
HARD
C0AI
DIPLOMAT
and
BLUE
FLAV
COALS
by
50c
per
ton
SMMmM
Brendan
Macken
Canada's
Top
Tennis
Player
MONTREAL
CP
Brendan
Macken
and
Mrs
Hanna
Sladek.
both
Of
Montreal,
are
Canada's
top
tennis
players
according
to
lHe
1932
Canadian
Lawn
Tennia
As.clatton
rankings
In
moving
back
to
the
No.
1
spot.
Macken
reaalned
the
ranking
fellow
Davis
Cupper
Lome
Mam
of
Vancouver
took
from
him
In
19M
Main
this
year
ws
ranked
No.
2
v.'ith
James
Macken
ranked
No
3
Mrs
Ujuisc
Brown
of
Toronto
and
Pat
Macken
of
Montreal
are
INCREASE
EFFECTlVii
ASH
7H
MAN
WHO
fites
0N
A
year
or
two
ago,
he
was
a
young
civilian
just
out
of
school.
Today,
-he's
a
fully
trained
Air
Crew
Officer
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
.
.
brimful
with
a
sense
of
accomplishment
and
responsibility.
He
knows
that
Canada's
defence
effort
is
a
mightj
important
business
and
he's
proud
to
be
a
part
6f
it!
-;.ooo
Htx
tola
FEBRUARY
4th
Since
we
still
hoe
a
fair
sock
of
cool
on
we
suggest
that
you
ORDER
TODAY
ranked
No
2
and
3
am;ng
worn
n
Dr.
Georges
LeClerc.
chairman
of
the
national
ranking
commit
tee
and
la.st
year
Davis
Cup
team
non-playing
captain,
said
ond
your
order
will
be
supplied
ot
fhe
PR-VIC
PRICES
until
ond
including
February
3rd.
INCREASED
COAL
PRICES
will
be
os
follows,
per
ton:
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Uli
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I
the
nurprl.se
of
the
ranking
was
the
placn.g
of
Davis
cupper
Henri
Rorhon
No.
S.and
Jack
Spencer
No.
8.
But,
said
Dr.
LeClerc,
their
ranking
was
Justified
by
their
over-ail
tournament
record
for
the
year.
Brendan
Macken
rated
the
top
sp-jt
for
several
reasons.
He
won
the
Ontario
provincial
champ-'
lor.ihip,
won
both
hi
singles
matches
against
Mexico
In
Davis
Cup
play
and
became
the
first
Canadian
to
take
a
match
from
:
the
United
States
team
since
1331.
'when
he
defeated
Bob
Perry.
Main
took
second
place
by
a
slim
margin
over
Jim
Mat
ken.
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CANADA
AND
YOURSELF,
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Curling
Results
HIGH
KCHOOL
C
TR.LINO
Following
are
results
of
Saturday's
games:.
9
SO
(irnw-Batemsn
7.
Boulter
9;
Auld
4,
Murrison
7;
Kaar-dal
3,
Bell
!8.
12:00
draw
Henry
10,
Huslk
5;
Rowbotham
7.
Oam'olln
J;
Bell
7,
Boulter
11.
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Phone
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Cow
Bay
Road