6
CNR
Officials
Begin
Meeti
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
18,
1153
'Dark
Horse'
CCC
Club
Edges
Mansons
For
Second
Straight
Cage
Victory
tiiiiy
iiicUmhJ:,
prove
service
WINNII'KO
-
First
of
a
sene:,
of
meetings
for
operating
de-pirtmcul
officials
of
the
Cana
Olson,
Turpin
Agree
to
London
Bout
to
thn
.
''
illfl
tl.lrw......
"
.
dian
Nationul
Railways
irom
the
lake-head
to
the
Pacific
coast,
is
bcinu
held
in
Winni
.
...H,uB
pu,1(.
J.
K.
McM,ll.
v
western
reg,,,,,,
,
meeting
with
a
n.ViT,
cperations
ami
Par,
reference
to
the
.vu,
established
by
lh.
CKUiM
ern
Cun.ida
dm,
tig
thP
Jv
peg.
back,
winning
their
.second
strtusht
eame.
is
a
major
upset
and
tnreat
to
second
place
competition
in
the
league.
CCC
pulp
milli
is
last
niuht
Muiioas
54
to
51
in
a
game
that
Uivk
ui.iH.-..T
stnif
torwArd
in
hud
funs
on
their
feet
and
crowtl-their
wav
n;)
tin-
:;i
mur
ba.-.ttet-;
ins
tne
court
lor
nearly
a
full
ball
k'a,'U8
huttier
as
thev
out-'period.
ais'.xi'iu
tin-
h
jjtui'-itacline
i
The
pulp
mill
squad's
come-
Put
pose
of
the
meetings
is
to
r
discuss
various
problems
affect-
The
fixture
last
nicht
was
;
operation
of
trains
and
to
Airborne
TOIV
LOriETTA
YOUNO
in
"BECAUSE
JFFF
I
hAMlHm
OF
YOU"
7:00-9:04
SAN
FRANCISCO
I
API
Sid
Flaherty,
manager
of
Curl
Bono
Olson.
Sun
Francisco
middleweight,
has
agreed
to
an
Randy
Turpin-Olson
fight
in
London
June
9.
Flaherty
said
the
fight
will
be
in
London's
White
City
Stadium
for
the
150-pound
title
left
vacant
by
the
retirement
of
Sugar
Ray
Robinson.
Turpin
is
former
middleweight
clnmplon.
Flaherty
said
he
accepted
terms
for
the
mutch
offered
by
Jack
Solomons.
British
pro
tooth-and-nail
affair
during
which
no
more
than
five
points
separated
the
teams
at
any
time
Heat
of
the
pace
kept
up
until
the
final
second.
With
less
tha.i
two
minutes
left
to
play
in
the
final
frame,
Mansons
had
picked
up
two
of
a
three-point
deficit
with
the
scire
52-51
for
the
millers.
All
:
Exercise
:
Under
Way
tfT"
'v
r
ft
-
1
--.t
i
Between
them
I
ecret
that
cooled
their
tove
and
kisses)
i.
I
UUti
LICENSE
,
ithat
Don
Hurtwig's
jewellers
j
needed
was
a
field
goal
to
jump
'into
the
lead,
but
desperate
at-
i
EDMONTON
(CP)-The
largest
all-Canadian
airborne
exercise
stayed
in
Canada
during
peace-
time
started
Sunday
in
the
;
Northwest
Territories.
i
The
manoeuvre
calls
for
air
ar;d
crour.d
attacks
against
an
I
tempts
by
guards
Spring
and;
I
Webster
failed
and
tall
centre
i
JIjU
mg
m
.di
...
j:
moter.
Solomons
teiepnonea
Flaherty
from
New
York
and
said
the
fight
was
on
as
far
as
he
was
concerned.
He
assured
Art
Olson's
hooks
weren't
work
ing
right.
Flaherty
he
anticipated
Utile
of
j
enemy
force
located
in
the
oil
j
'
srviurir.-
dt-
trh-t
of
the
Norma,!
i
l
Wel-s.
Aerial
strikes
will
be
launched
no
ditticuit
in
getting
Tul
nin's
agreement
on
the
terms
IMlLUii
nitnt.it
james
WHIT
MORE
Mniyw
tRSKiNt
ilj
I
fir
offered.
Take
A
Peek!
AT
WALLACE'S
INFANT'S
DEPARTMENT
Of
Course.
Such
a
fight
would
crown
Then
referee
Fred
Caldtrolii
blew
the
fatal
whistle.
Only
second?
left
and
a
foul
was
called
on
Mansons.
CCC's
husky
centre
Glen
(Tiny
i
Carlson
sank
both
shots
to
ci.icn
the
victory.
CLOSE
CHECKING
Main
factor
deciding
the
millers'
triumph
was
their
close
with
success
Flaherty's
one-man
i
1
k
M
Timo
;p!in
the
RCAF
station
at
Fort
Nc
I
son.
Exercise
"Bulldog"
ends
March
1.
Its
purpose
is
to
train
su
ff
officers
in
joint
planning
of
air
revolt
against
the
Internatlnn.il
Boxing
Club
and
the
New
York
I
;
-;
v
!
!
riuo
boxing
commissioner.
Robert
CAPITO
crews
l.i
tacr.cai
air
support
ana
CARTOON
NEWS
SHOWS
7:00
-
9:27
Christcnberry.
who
have
sought
to
have
Olson
compete
in
their
elimination
tournament
to
determine
a
successor
to
airborne
Infantrymen
in
operations.
.
HVIil
S
I'l
WIKMIIld
winter
cheeking
of
the
fast-passing
i
jewellers.
I
was
the
most
ef
fec--
tivetie-up
ever
cinched
on
Man-
-
i"
in'rur-
-,JViiiillfwi''J-'-''
1
sons
this
season
ana
Kepi
mem
I
in
difficulties.
Monk
Sundberg
topped
the
scoring
with
1G
points,
and
with
Hockey
Scores
WHL
Saskatoon
7.
Victoria
2.
New
Westminster
3.
Tacoma
3.
OSIIL
Kelowna
4.
Kamloops
7.
We're
extra
particular
of
our
baby's
department
.
.
.
Baby
is
precious,
we
know,
and
we
know
also
how-precious
lr.i!'s
health
must
be.
Willi
this
in
mind,
Wallace's
are
very,
very
careful
to
stock
only
tiie
rifrht
baby's
and
inlants'
wear.
Come
on
in.
You'll
find
our
coniplcl?.
laree
infants'
department
quite
salisfi
inc.
SIX
-
YEA
It
OLD
Matti
Jngcrman
pondrrs
over
yie
financial
problem
of
buying
the
1953
tag
for
hb
dog
Inspector
R.
Alleway
ol
the
To;
onto
Humane
Society
assures
him
It
is
a
serious
matter
ana
Matti
had
better
dig
into
tlio.se
pockets
for
the
fee.
Dog
licences
are
also
due
In
Prince
Rupert
now
and
collector
Syd
Hambiin
starts
his
rounds
this
week
to
collect
the
fees.
Chinese
Asked
To
Donate
5
To
New
Fund
Don
Scherk
and
Mel
Thompson
sparked
the
winning
pace.
CCC's
victory
gives
them
another
chance
to
enter
the
playoffs
as
second
place
team
and
I
MACOONAUrCAKif
-
mfjui
mum
iictsi
icit
i
uwji
kv,
Hew
Infantry
Term
puts
both
Mansons
and
Gordon
CAPETOWN.
Sonth
Africa
(P
it
Anderson
on
the
spot
next
TODAY
ond
THURSDAY
TOTE;
Three
to
Defend
Titles
in
B.C.
Golden
Gloves
Tourney
i:vi:mc
shows
WALLACE'S
:
DEPT.
SIORE
I
7:
.
S:
p.m.
A
t.tMlU
S
PI
AHKS1III
The
designation
"private"
has
Saturday
night,
been
abolished
in
all
South
Afri-
f
Behind
the
highest
scoring
this
can
infantry
regiments.
The
new!
season
in
inter
"A"
league.
Krist-term
'
rifleman''
brings
the
in-
j
manson
of
Fraser
it
Payne's
fantry
into
line
with
other
units.
!
rocketed
his
team
to
a
55-34
vic-which
have
gunners,
sappers
and
tory
over
Esquires
with
22
points
troopers.
i
in
icld
Boals-
Team-mate
Gerry
I.ETi3RItCE
P
-
Wona
Shuey
or
LethbrkUe.
one
of
nine!
Canadian
Chinese
who
attended'
a
ronterence
at
Formcsa
Itn
,
month,
say
13
000.000
Chinese
living
outside
Communist-dominated
countries
will
be
asked
to
;
contribute
$1
a
month
toward
ai
"Save
China"
fund.
j
Three
of
live
Prince
Rupert
i
we:aht
division.
The
lT-ycar
with
12
boxers
will
seek
to
defend
taeir
old
Booth
Mem.riai
Huii
S'v.
U.
,
f
ora
was
seeono.
nign
I
provincial
amateur
fistic
sup-
ijstudent
has
outgrown
the
lignierj
remacy
at
the
B.C.
Golden
Gljves
clais
and
now
weighs
in
at
at
just;
just;
Won
said
more
than
603
Cnl-
points.
In
the
inter
'
B"
fixture.
Man-sons
outplayed
Sports
Shop
26-18
in
a
closely
checked
event.
(next
month
'but
two
will
be
fi'jht-llr.g
In
different
weight
elates
under
180
pounds.
;
nese
from
32
countries
attended
Amiv
Marshal!.
19i2
liihthe
;vvi
the
week-ions
conference,
j
PhONE
266
PIP
i
A
i
f?
klnt,
will
dro
to
the
heavy
i
The
money
wcu:d
je
given
to
middleweight
clas.
I
Chiang
Kai-Shek
s
Natloneli.st
Third
1952
champion.
O
-n
',
Government
and
the
army
at
iTInvl
rartxnn
rm:l;l
bf
no!
h'
t2
'F
Ormosa.
but
a
heavyweight,
tipping
ihe
j
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
for
k
Wong
said
the
Nationalist
gov-,
eminent
would
be
ready
U
iiO
back
to
the
mainland
thU
year
or
nex'.
'
scales
at
over
200
Charles
(Chucki
Place,
last
vear's
runner-up
in
the
liiht-
r
than
la-st
year.
,
Prince
Rupert
Elks
Bo;.ing
dub
trainer
Joe
Ward
announc-j
ed
today
that
entrle.?
for
f:vei
boxers
have
been
mailed
to
the
Vancouver
Daily
Province
an-1
nual
Golden
Gloves,
tourney
to
j
be
held
March
6
and
7.
Bill
i.
Mouse
i.
Morrison.
list
year's
middieweisht
chamem,;
will
fitht
in
the
Ughtheavy-j
BX.
Building
Connections
from
Lineup:
j
Senior
i
Mansons
Hartwig
11.
Spring'
12.
Webster
3.
Olson
7.
Bill
11.
Dumas
7.
Sather.
Total
51.
CCC
D.
Scherk
11,
S.
Scherk
2,
Carlson
8.
Sundberg
16.
Thompson
8.
Marshall
6.
Ratchford,
G.
Dumas
3.
Total
54.
;
'
Inter
"A"
Esquires-Smith
6,
Martin
2,
Sedgwick
8.
Weseh
8,
Christoff
10
Parnell.
Jeffreys.
Total
34.
Fraser
&
Payne
,-Xristmanson
22,
Gleeone
4.
Ntckerson
4.
Tait
4.
Ford
12.
Christensen
7,
McAfee,
Sheppard
2.
Total
55.
Inter
"B"
Mnsm!!
Webber
5.
Sedgwick
C.
Horiirkinson
5.
Findlay
1.
An
t'PJNCE
RUPERT
to:
KLTCH'.KAN
-
SEATTLE
WH1TEHORSE
-
ANCHORAGE
-
SPScD-
CGMFOfiT
-
SAFETY
s.
voi
'it
i.ocr-
mivti.
.rrrT
t
NEW
LIMITED
OFFERING
2
Del
tern
Pelrocli
cm
tea
I
C
orpora
I
ion
wtiht
dlvljion.
will
em'est
the-'
welterweight
crown
and
a
nw-comer
to
Ward's
s'able,
Hill
Tstichiya
of
Port
Edward,
talt.-s'
ovtr
the
lighter
division,
i
Ward,
who
r.ai
trained
bexer
j
rrinc
fiunert
for
tho
p.t
'
1
fiwe
yrmv
w.u
-arriel
:.e
I'
i-;
Uvden
Ciioti
A
tj.'.
i,
ri
.!
ti'o;.;i'
(
:
jointly
with
Jim
L.in;;
co
j
;
of
the
Haney
lrix;n;
el.ib
Construction
To
Start
Soon
mtm
it
ii
i
in
SALE
derson
4.
Scherk,
Erickson,
Brent-cn.
Total
28.
Snorts
Shop
Morven
2,
Par-ncl!
4.
'chorm
2.
Turcotte
4,
Dumas
6,
Prystay.
Total
18.
FINAL
WEEK
OF
OUR
ANNUAL
STOCK
CLEARANCE
Reductions
Galore
OF
HANDBAGS'
n.'.O
l
ord
l-iirdur
Lvery
r
xtr;
Directors
of
the
Pacific
Na-ional
Exhibition,
Vancouver,
nnounced
awarding
to
Com-Tionwcal'h
Construction
Com-any
Ltd.
Vancouver,
contract
for
a
unit
of
three
new
build
-ngs.
The
successful
tender
of
fl.
188.128
was
the
lowest
of
several
received.
The
buildings,
whose
completed
cost.
Including
lands'-ap-ng.
will
oe
more
than
$1,400,000.
-ompri.se
the
British
Columbl
i
Building
and
two
flanking
commercial
exhibit
buildings
for
;,mart
two-tone
M77."
Catholics
May
Bring
Suit
on
School
Issue
IBI'I
Hlvmoutii
Knnlur
Hik)
Lovely
Selection
in
oil
Colors
value,
low
pri;
e
......
$111..
4i-li
Mcnhiinl'
Lblutnt
Iluildin4.
DIS
Viol
iiitiiut
St.
ACOfVtR
1.
B.:
Phun
TMIinf
.!
Aiuioiinvvfi
llu'
Acquisition
of
METROPOLITAN
OIL
&
GAS
COMPANY
LTD.
Inrludiim
nil
the
aiw'U.
i
renin
imd
j.r.Kl
i.
til.
-(
thu
itrwig.
i-,n-yus
i.'l'
("-ml'
nl
"iP'
w.tli
exleiuiiv
holding
in
tho
l
iiI
t
li.iif
ol
Ali-rla.
Idw
iri
.roH-rlM.
plu
the
hoMinp
ol
our
Cumuany
now
WeHrn
I'elrix-hfnucai
L.rpurs.'S
utrung
intwTMU
in.
n'l
wjiiw
wholly
owned.
SEVENTEEN
(17)
PRODUCING
WELLS
in;sii)i;s
i
kimimioi
s
a:ri;a;i
s
Aim.K
lhh.ildmit"l
Mrt.p..litn.l
A
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I.(l
areSKVKN
(7,
wii..!ly
..
;i
-I
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w.
ii.
W
i
well
wlm-h
lu-ate.1
..n
ir-l
..t
ol'l
'"I"-5'
inleret
m
on
oil
well;
W
inlMPil
in
one
,
earned
iiiteront
in
Ihe
.U.ICMI
i.-rm
on
wliii-h
Ibrre
m
nw
'l'Vi
'
Ji
iriln-in
-'
iltv-rnft-V
Itiver
(in
Ki.rl
III
x-ki.
There
la
uli
.-.nnre.
mi
..iiion..l
atMI'i'l
i
fo
wt
npre.il
in
th.
Ath.l...-Ur
la
U..
rr
Mr.
W.ll.am
Uu.Uiwr.
VrA-nl
iA
Uaf-
Uirn
tor,
alatM
hn
fwilognti
report
th
Company
ha
Over
"00,00(1
barrels
proven,
devt-lopvil
nnd
prolmhle
oil
revrvei.
7
Billion.
5.M
Million
Cuhic
left
In
developed
&:
rewrr.
Adding
to
lhn
tha
Company'
other
MX
Ht
well
are
now
prJK-iiuC
in
'
'l
,UJ:''
parlicinatinf
intereat.
an'l
other
emilor.itory
ami
ilfvelopinR
.ruiji-(.
,
'
ll'filrrn
Pelrut-hemUal
Corporation
Jtil.
'
.
HOl.DIMiS
NOW
INCI.L'Ot:
l'M6
Plvmoulli
Kordor
Uadlo
P1
9
1.9
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
British
Columbia
Catholic
Education
heater,
seal
covers.
Drive-away
price
$795
TRUCK
DEPT.
1950
Studebakrr
Pickup.
Motor
overhaul,
well
finished
bjx.
All
for
Sl'l'l".
!)!
Ford
3-Ton.
Uing
W
B
new
paint,
good
machine
SLIPPERS
also
Association
is
prepared
to
take
;ourt
action
on
the
separate
ichool
issue.
Archbishop
W.
M.
Cuke
said
ourt
action
will
be
taken
in
'he
fight
apainst
"double
taxation"
unless
the
Social
Credit
Government
grants
financial
aid.
Under
the
present
B.C.
schoo'
nenufacturers
and
the
electrical
industry.
The
b
C.
Building
will
operate
he
year-round
for
use
by
stu-lents.
citizens
and
tourists
and
will
contain
Ihe
giant
relief
mfp
of
B.C..
the
Lipsett
Indian
Museum,
a
385-seat
theatre
for
the
ihowing
of
documentary
films,
government
and
industrial
group
exhibits.
Flat
deck
Included
SR'i.l
ystcm,
parochial
schools
do
not
receive
financial
assistance
from
Fashion
Footwear
IF
Vtil
'KE
LOOKING
K)K
HARfiAINS
AT
A-l
Y
AM
K
See
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phnne
OS
Location
of
the
new
building.
'he
provincial
government.
i
i
"It
would
bo
regrettable
tj
;
;
h
ive
to
so.
over
the
head
of
the
Hr;te:itl
i:,imi,"',l
Oessdild
U.iyle
1
Hue
.
I'inther
Creek
llonnie
CletH
IViu
e
River
(in
Kiport
Hlojk
It.islmw
Alhalwsca-I.nc
In
lliihe
Vancouver
Island
State
ol
Washington,
U.S.A.
I
is
directly
east
of
the
present
Exhibition
Oarden
structure.
Construction
will
start
immediately
and
the
PNE
plans
to
I
Viciuo
I
ho
huHrlinpc
rp:idv
1ir
Rovernment,"
said
Archibishop
;
r.-l-
MTlil'
llotix?
Frir-tul'v
S'
ruke,
"but
the
association
is
26
exhibition.
this
year's
to
Sept.
7.
"Merminea
to
seen
reuress
lor
t
'he
present
iniustiee
against
tomon
Catholic
children
In
British
Columbia."
9h'
...
!
Some
of
the
world's
largest
i
tin
supplies
come
from
mine--
In
Bolivia
that
yielded
silver
in
j
indent
times.
exit-to
MKUlS
WHY
YOt'
SIIOl
I
I)
BUY
Al
IIOI
O
NOW
'VVwiti-rii
IVifiM
hemii
.l
la
noiin.lly
!
kill
hy
a
pn-wdi-nt
an'l
u.-iktiiI
maimvir.
ami
a
hoard
of
tlin-rlon.
who
kmiw
the
arore
-oil
men
of
.xp"rtem-e
in
whom
you
ran
piin-r
foninl-iice.
Thia
ia
a
feature
ol
lha
i-onipany
you
ahnulil
not
Itewi
nih(
of."
Tlti
atatement
km
niaile
in
the
p;it
I'he
aliove
proven
the
pre.ti.
liou.
Thia
eiimpany
"
yet
a
year
ol'l.
What
older
inmpaiiv
hat
I.
hm-.
to
the
ton-lront
wilh
au.-li
a
poolive
plan
a
almrt
timet
When
ahar
wi
re
...hi
nl
Ihe
.VI.-
level,
the
oil
men.
of
other
eoinpaiin
wn.
tu
buy
in
when
tha
Company
in
'
'
Inliin.
y.
Ilundreih)
of
win
invetton
followed
iuik.
Il'eitern
Pvlroihetnuitl
Corporation
Jtd.
siiari.s
ark
iu;in(;
Ol
I
ICRI
I)
AT
$1.00
IM.R
SHARK
the.
present
development
ep;iud,
that
pnra
may
well
b
apprei-iat"
I
Huy
NOW
and
t'"
with
our
eipandinx
company.
NKW
I'ROSI'KCrUS
FREK
SENT)
TIIK
COl
lO.N
NOW
New
pruapeelus,
ineliidinipthe
ntnioi
of
all
ilire.-ion,
aoliritoni,
mKiwvra.
elr.
Wri'r-
''n
wire
ut
our
epene
ur
rail
at
our
olln
(or
nloek
rervattona
or
Ihe
prupeciu.
Nu
own
on
your
part.
.
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in.-.l
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II.
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SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST
TRAP
A
MOUNTAIN
LION
AT
A'SCRAPE"
5it
p
IK
V'
"
wi
a
I
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PROP
KEEPS
OEERj
1H
Scncjivam's
Croti
ti
Rdal
,!.T1.
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which
will
be
forwarded
to
every
peraon
who
aulmribea
or
applies
for
any
hnn
an
1
I
$cci,vam's
r.U.
I
hlaofterillit
nmy
Iw
diacontlnuei!
without
notice.
PLACE
BOCKS
S
vTKA!L
Weitern
Petrochemical
Corporation
Jtd.
Uo-IW
Merrliunla'
tiih.iiile
Huildinii,
1S
Weal
lliistinils
St.,
Vancouver
1,
B.C.
APPLICATION
Sfmll
me
VIIKK
t'rMiiMCtii
TO
FORCE
LION
INTO
TRAP
5cucivams
"83
u-.-i.ra
'e
Tone-"'
.
aliarea
in
j
U
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hereby
aulwerilie
or
Scao.vatn's
Piute
Kind's
Corijoration
Ltd.
(no
par
value)
at
tha
price
of
$UK
per
twr
10
herewith
payment
theruof
in
favor
of
Western
Petrochemical
Corpora
in
the
aum
c!
?
,
In
view
of
the
limited
amount
of
ehitria
lnnif
olfered
at
thia
prue,
the
Company
reservea
tha
ritht
to
make
alliM-ation
on
a
pro
rat.
Ijui
no
as
to
honor
all
applica-liona
in
order
in
which
they
.re
reeeived.
you
may
never
tbac
wits
with
a
mountain
lion
but
here
is
an
interesting
method
op
trapping
them.
Lions
have
a
habit
op
scraping
A
MOONO
OF
DIRT,
LEAVES
ETC.,
AND
LEAVING
THEIR
SIGN
ON
IT,
IN
OR
NEAR
TRAIL.
ANV
PASSING
LION
USUALLY
SCRAPES
NEARBY.
WEAR
CLEAN
COTTON
GLOVES
TO
SET
A
BOILED,
SCENT-FREE
TRAP
WHERE
AN
INVESTIGATING
LION
MUST
STEP
IN
IT.
LIGHTLY
COVER
TRAP
SO
IT
ISN'T
SEEN.
FIX
TRAP-CHAIN
'TO
A
HEAVY
TREE
LIMB
DRAG..
Seagram's
Specidl
Old
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a
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afifl
any
in"
i.umean
mull
Ui
riMitiUvnil
uffuluv.
Thif
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
P.iiard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.