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New
Friday,
January
2,
1951
Eddie
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Quitting
Baseball
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of
weather
conditions
are
encount-
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in
the
laying
of
the
pipelines
whinh
are
forming
a
ste?l
tube
!
from
the
Great
Lakes
to
Vancouver
for
the
Iransportalion
of
I
Western
Canada's
oil.
Heavy
pipe
lengths
are
handled
by
j
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tongs
guid.-d
by
warmly-clad
workmen.
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of
New
York
Lands
on
Rocks
there
to
stay."
The
391
-ton
veteran,
converted
to
a
coastal
cargo
ship
when
bought
In
1934
by
Capt.
Lewis
Kennedy
of
Conq
ire
rail
Bank,
VS.,
waa
being
towed
to
Lunenburg
when
her
tow-line
napped.
She
drifted
helplessly
onto
the
reef
and
caught
fire.
Capt.
Thomas
Hemmelman
of
Lunenburg
and
his
five-man
crew
were
rescued.
FOR
SALE
FOR
RALE
American
halibut
boat
"AIXJHA."
I-ength
5o'
beam
ls
60
HP.
"ATLAS"
DIKHEL.
Inrsor
of
engine.
room
and
forecastle
(iumaged
by
fire.
I'ilnl
house
destroyed.
Main
engine
tiow
piuced
m
good
running
order
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
January
10.
1053,
for
the
pur-clmse
of
the
above
veswtl
"AS
18,"
subject
to
owner's
rights
to
reject
any
or
till
bids.
Vessel
may
be
arid
In
spected
at
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Dock.
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Cove,
and
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from
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saw
her
proudest
day
as
the
flagship
of
Admiral
Richard
E
Byrd.
has
found
what
may
be
her
last
resting
place
on
a
reef,
off
this
western
Nova
8cotia
port.!
The
flame-blackened
City
of
New
York,
last
of
Canada's
large1
windjammers,
last
Tuesday
end-'
ed
a
long
life
on
Cheboque
Ledge
off
Yarmouth
harbor,
where
a,
port
official
predicted:
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on
Siamese
Twins
CHICAGO
tCPl-Rodney
Dee
Brodle,
separated
from
his
Siamese
twin
In
a
history-making
operation
two
weeks
bro.
underwent
new
surgery
Tuesday
as
a
team
of
medical
men
began
the
procedure
to
give
him
a
t.kin
covering
over
his
brain.
The
15-month-old
boy.
the
stronger
of
the
twins,
was
on
the
operating
table
two
hours
and
15
minutcS
and
reportedly
withstood
the
ordeal
'fairly
well"
His
condition
Is
described
a
good
as
could
be
expected.
A-Bomb
Plane
Pilot
Tells
of
Spy
Attempt
WASHINGTON
0
Col.
Paul
W.
Tibbctts,
pilot
of
Enola
Oay,
t-,
plane
that
dropped
the
atomic
bomb
on
Hiroshima
said
that
sph-s
tried
to
sneak
Into
the
B-29
base
where
the
bomber's
crew
got
Its
training.
He
said
the
spies
were
captured.
The
youthful
colonel
he
Is
only
37
now
was
commanding
oft
leer
at
the
secret
B-29
base
I
at
Wendover.
Utah,
w
here
Enola
Oay
flight
crew
was
trained
for
history's
first
A-bomb
mission
on
August
6.
1945.
The
lorelgii
agents,
Tlbbets
aid
dldj
not
get
Into
the
base
iiseir.
int
y
were
apprcnenued
in
the
general
area.
SPORTSMANS
PIGESF
A
ONE
MAN
CARRY
FOR
BIG
GAME...
.
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HANOKE
R-WjfV
ANTLERS
ILIT
FRONT
LESS'
SKIN
FROM
JUST
ABOVE
KNEE
TO
NALF-WAy
TO
FOOT.
PEEL
SKIN
BACK
SO
YOU
CAN
SEVER
THE
KNEE
OOlNT.
CUT
A
8"
SLIT
IN
THE
REAR
LEGS'
GAMBKEL
THROUGH
WHICH
THE
FRONT
LEG
IS
WkSSED
TO
LOCK
AS
SHOWN.
SLIP
ARMS
INTO
RACK-SACK-LIKE
CARRY
BY
LYING
DOWN.
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DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
By
CHIC
YOUNG
l
PHILADELPHIA
(AP)
Eddie
j
Sawyer,
fired
last
June
as
man-jager
of
Philadelphia
Phillies,
un-nounced
today
he
Is
quitting
baseball
In
favor
of
private
busl-nes.
Sawyer,
former
Ithaca,
N.Y.,
college
professor,
who
directed
the
Phillies
to
the
1950
National
League
pennant,
was
removed
in
niid--aon
this
year
as
manager
and
given
a
job
in
the
club's
front
office.
He
was
succeded
by
Steve
O'Neiil.
Hi
retirement
from
ba.seball
after
18
years
in
the
game
In
both
the
minor
and
major
leagues
dispelled
rumors
that
Sawyer
would
succeed
Fred
Han-ey
as
pilot
of
the
Hollywood
club
In
the
Pacific
Coas..
League.
Haney
recently
was
named
manager
of
Pittsburgh
Plratts,
a
post
lor
whi
h
Sawyer
als.-
had
been
mentioned.
"I
wouldn't
b
interested
in
a
minor
league
Job."
Sawyer
."aid
at
his
home,
where
he
Is
recuperating
from
a
grippe
and
virus
attack.
Sawyer
was
In
the
first
year
of
a
three-year
contract
at
a
reported
$35,000
a
year,
plus
bonuses
bawd
on
attendance,
when
he
was
dismissed.
He
has
at
least
$70,000
coming
to
him
under
the
contract
even
If
the
bonuses
were
voided.
He
said
he
expected
to
reach
an
amicable
adjustment
of
the
contract
with
club
preident
Bob
Carpenter.
'
Sawyer
left
his
managing
Job
with
Toronto
Maple
Leals
to
pilot
the
Phillies
in
1948.
succeeding
Ben
Chapman
In
mid-season
when
the
club
was
floundering
in
last
place.
He
directed
the
team
to
a
sixth-place
finbih
that
year.
In
1949
the
youthful
Phillies,
known
as
th
-whls
kids."
finished
third.
Trie
kid
surprised
everyone
!
and
on
the
wings
of
a
hot
mid-sea-wn
streak
won
the
ISM
senior
circuit
flag,
in
the
world
series
they
last
four
straight
games
to
New
York
Yankees
The
slump
that
overtook
them
In
the
last
month
of
1S50
was
carried
right
into
the
1951
season
and
the
team
dropped
to
fifth
place.
When
trie
club
started
j
poorly
In
1952,
Carpenter
removed
Sawyer
In
favor
of
O'Neill.
(The
Phillies
finished
third
luxt
season.
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s
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Poor
Location
BARNSTAPLE.
England
(CP)
A
famous
Devon
landmark.
"Chanter'
Folly,"
has
been
demolished
because
of
decay.
The
tall
tower
was
built
in
1800
by
a
merchant
named
Chanter
and
Intended
as
a
sort
of,
lighthouse,
but
because
of
the
land
contours
It
could
not
be
seen
for
any
dlstanc.
Mr.
Champion
had
a
sad
lot
of
choices
for
his
ojH'ning
lead
in
today's
hand.
He
finally
decided
on
the
10
of
clubs
and,
while
this
was
as
good
as
any,
it
was
unfortunate
as
it
gave
Mr.
Muzzy
a
chance
to
give
the
contract
away
at
the
very
first
trick.
The
Uey
was
placed
from
the
CiasKiiied
Katca
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C;ne
4
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p.m.
day
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board
and
Mr.
Muzzy
unhesitat-j
tngly
went
up
with
the
ace.
If
j
j
he
had
played
low
on
this
trick
Miss
Brash
would
not
have
hart
a
chance
to
bring
home
her
optimistic
contract.
At
trick
two
Mr.
Muzzy
re
turned
a
club
and
dummy's
king
won.
Miss
Brash
took
three
j
rounds
of
trumps,
ending
on
the
l
uoura.
one
lea
me
qurrii
ui
um-
monds,
Mr.
Muzzy
covered
withj
the
king
and
the
ace
won.
j
Two
smajl
diamonds
were
now
i
discarded
from
dummy
on
the!
c,ueen
and
Jack
of
clubs.
Mis.;;
Rrash
then
cashed
the
Jack
of:Sonth
v,t
North
Throw
Away
One
Trick
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
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pass
Mr.
Champion
was
mean
but
right.
The
ace
of
clubs
certaln-
ly.
should
have
been
saved
to
.
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V,nt
IHIIUC
UUIII1IIJ
a
Hill.
vl
case.
Miss
Brash
could
have
discarded
only
one
diamond
from
dummy
and
would
have
h-irl
to
Inse
a
cluh
and
a
dia-
mon(j
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SQl'IRRr.L,
MIXK.
WEASEL-ALL
B.C.
FI
RS
wanted:
HIGHEST
available
Prices
assured
HIGHER
prices
than
obtainable
locally
or
anywhere.
For
(TOP
grades)
as
high
as:
SQUIRREL
60c:.
WEASEL
$3
00;
MUSKRAT
$2.50;
MINK
and
OTTER
$35.00;
MARTEN.
FISHER,
LYNX,
all
other
Furs.
Full
Market.
Trial
shipments
will
prove
"S
H
U
B
E
R
T"
pays
MORE.
Don't
delay
ship
Today!
Dept.
196,
A.
B.
SHTBERT
CO,
Winnipeg.
Address
shipments
to:
193
Hastings
St.,
E.
VANCOUVER
Only
Half
a
Tragedy
is
Pol
ui
In
Dullj
Ke
VICTORIA
Hon
R.
E.
Som-j
mers.
Minister
of
Mines.
In
a
pre-
llnunary
report
Usud
today,
laid
value
of
mineral
production
in
Bii'.Uh
Columbia
for
the
year
',1952
U
estimated
at
$160,500
000
compared
with
a
final
figure
of
$l75:,9.aSl
for
1951
The
climated
1952
values
for
'the
major
items
and
for
groups
of
minor
Items
with
1951
figures
in
brackets
are:
Plarer
gold.
$505,000
i$717.91U;
Uxie
gold.
$8
830.0110
i$9
627.-947
1
:
Silver,
$5,820,000
I
$7,708.-118;
Copper.
S12.8H()00
$11,980.-lSSi-
ti.,1
4II44I)(IOO
(S.S0
316-
i0I5i;
Zinc'
$57.510
000
($06
488.-
24'.'
i;
Miscellaneous
metals
$12.-000000
($5.485
81)0
1
;
Industrial
minerals.
$2.325000
i$2.4)3
840i
;
Structural
maU'rlais,
$10,400,000
($10,588,210:
COal,
$9,910,000
($10,233
353).
The
estimate
is
some
$15,000.-000
lev
than
the
final
figures
for
1951.
This
gap
may
be
reduced
somewhat
when
the
final
figures
for
1952
are
In,
but
will
still
be
substantial.
The
quantities
of
gold,
sliver,
lead
and
line
are
still
hvs
than
for
1951
and
as
the
price
for
these
metals
averaged
less
than
the
1951
prices,
the
value
for
the
principal
meals
In
1952
is
more
than
$21,000,000
short
of
the
1951
value.
TunKsten
and
iron
in
the
miscellaneous
metals
Rroup
contributed
nearly
$10,000,000
to
the
total
compared
with
about
$800,-000
in
1951.
Group
Plans
Ski
Club
In
Terrace
TERRACE
Interested
person
as
well
as
members
of
the
Golf
Club
met
recently
In
the
Golf
Club
house,
to
discuss
the
forming
of
a
Ski
Club.
Mel
Peeke-Vout
presiding
In
the
absence
of
president
Art
Case.
Plans
are
to
slash
trails
behind
the
clubhouse,
and
one
that
will
meet
the
fairway
-on
the
lower
slope.
A
toboggan
slide
is
planned
also.
Oerry
Duffus,
an
experienced
ski
Instructor,
offered
to
Instruct
young
people
up
to
18
years.
A
committee
of
five
was
formed
and
Johnny
Sarlrh
nominated
chairman.
diamonds,
returned
to
her
hand
with
the
ace
of
spades
and
ruffed
her
last
diamond.
She
then
.-pread
the
hand
for
six-odd.
"A
very
nice
catch
you
made
with
your
ace
of
clubs.
Muzzy
!
sneered
Mr.
Champion
v,.
OU!
snared
the
trey
from
dummy
and
the
four
from
the
closed
hand.
Didn't
you
ever
hear
of
using
an
ace
to
kill
a
king?"
"How
did
I
know
Miss
Brash
j
didn't
have
a
singleton?"
asked
j
Mr.
Muzzy
lamely.
Mr.
Champion
snorted
in
disgust.
"She
bid
no
trump,
didn't
she?"
he
growled.
"Even
she
doesn't
bid
no
trump
with
a
worthless
singleton
In
an
unbid
suit."
"I
resent
that
word
'even',"
smiled
Miss
Brash.
"Well,
you
might
have
had
a
lone
club,"
went
on
Mr.
Muzzy
desperately.
"That
would
give
Miss
Brash
a
six-card
club
suit
which
she
never
mentioned,"
barked
Mr.
Champion.
"I
couldn't
see
in
her
hand,"
said
Mr.
Muzzy.
"I
can't
read
the
backs
of
the
cards."
"The
fronts
either,"
said
Mr.
Champion.
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