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publicized “secret Weapon” for! hint that the secreat weapon WAR ON RATS SHORY HOLIDAY
the broomball encounter with! does exist and fs some sort of a| VANCOUVER ()— Public works ESTHER, Alta..—~ jack Prost
| Kinsmen was lifted a little today! monster of the noisy and violent | totalling $3,000,000 for Vancou-/ gave schoo! children here a holl«
as The Dally News was allowed | variety, ver Airport have: been recom-|day when Power was disrupted
mended to the federal govern-|by frozen lines, It took two days
ment as winter employment pro-|to restore clects'le POwer to the
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Canadian Pucksters Rated Hig
By Coach of Russian All-Stars

OSLO (@-- Russia ranks its’ proved too.

arch-rivals from Canada ag the! “Our Strategy is more
team to beat in the forthcoming , vanced now than it was
world hockey championships —/ago,” he said.

a conclusion that will hardly sur-| Russia was upset in the cham-
prise the experts. i pionships last year by Sweden.
. But team manager Pavel Kor-} Canada did not enter a team,
otkev appeared more confident | Protesting the Russian suppres-

any > experts that/Sion of the Hungarian revolt. ers are accustomed to playing a
hie powerful team wilt be able te “The Canadians play a hard, | rougher game than the Euro-
take the title. i very hard game,” Korotkov said. | peans, European rules permit
‘ Most observers agree the tour-; “But we're not worried. All our body checking only An the de-
nament. starting this Saturday,;Players are in great physical: fensive half of the rink,
will be decided March 9—-the.
final. day—when Canada and!

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shape. They can take the
knocks,"

Meanwhile, fans called on of-
ficilals to be tougher with Can-
ada and the United States in a
bid to keep rough play out of
the games.

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Russia arrived here Wednesday }
for final practices. Canada
due today.

Korotkov said Canada's Whit-

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by team, which has crushed all:
opposition in a series of exhibi-:

tion games since arriving in; -
Europe Feb. 4, is stronger than: By EASLEY BLACKWOOD _
Canada’s last two representa- | ; . .
tives in world competition. — |MAr Heinsite Wrong On Analysis

“ Canada sent Kitchener-Water- .
loo Dutchmen, Allan Cup win-'As Mr. Abel Goes ‘Down Two | Today | .
hers in 1955, to the winter Olym-_| . . . insite in your circle of Mantle Signs
ples at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Tta'y.! I know you have a My. Heinsite in your circle o '

in 1956 but the team lost to Rus-' bridge players and I want to tell you some things For $68,000 :
Dhited Stace trey Py te about him. Here is the first. He is often wrong— ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ip—

United States entry and finished Mickey . f
: . a. LD anuda y Mantle signed,a onc--{
third. |even after he has‘seen all 52 cards. year contract with’ New Yack |
, Sometimes his faulty analysis | 0 rn

WHAT NOW? — Clutching o
book that poses the same ques-
tions as in his own mind,
| Jackie Parker, Edmonton Es-
; Kimo football star, wonders
| what will happen to the three-
| time Grey Cup champions af-
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ter coach Frank Ivy left the
(CP Photo)

Needs
TOO there is a very evident trend toward
large scale Organization and development
in practically every field of human endegvor.
This trend may be seen in the field of Produc-
tion, distribution, transportation, shipping, fin-
ance, and in many other fields. Men have found
and are finding that in this day and genergtion
it ts desirable to get together and oPerate, in

club recently,

 

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: In 1955 Canada was represent-'goes unchallenged because nm ated $68,000, the third highest ; tendenc te so or Snive i soe Scale ine The
€d by Penticton Vs. also. Allan sounds logical and, on the sur-| ‘East dealer salary in Yankee history. - is likel Y b g ked see Sro P
Cup champions. That tcam ens- face, appears to be correct. But i Uast-West vaatrable Mantle, the most valuable fi id af oO ecome which e . Th re Ig ol
ily won the world title, white- he seldom gets away’ with any~ | : cite iPlayer of the American League rerey rowever, in w tc action 15 urgen y
Mr. Heinsite ded h |
Washing Russia 5-0 in the fina! thing when old Mr. Dale is in| ADS for the last two years, agreed io needed at the present time—that is in the field
game. j the game. w65 terms atter meeting with Lee of consumer organization, since Consumers are
., While rating this year's Cana-} In today's deal Mr. Dale led | #107652 Macphail, directcr of personnel. most likely to be the ultimate targets and victims
oan ener , bisher, tad fs hay | Bis Singleton neart against the; 9753 EAST The outfielder. hit 365 last || of self-sceking groups.
an ce SN squad i ae tow Spade contract. Mr. Abel (Mr. Dale Mrs. Keen year. In 1956 he led the league | Here then is the fundamental need for con-
Ee — 4 54 ; KY 10983 eine. home runs. and runs | ; sumer co-operation. Consumers must get to-
TRY THE . / 25843 gag. - woe ay ee 'f gether to protect themselves against economic
On i &#K10842 LAQE Highest paid Yankee of all: | ‘ exploitation with its nt degrodation and
Do. of. SOUTH time was Joe DiMaggio, who re-'§ AN YO Pp orratio TY TES conseque egra (On a
. f Mr. Abel: ceived $90,000 plus a bonus ar-/ J Privation. They must give intelligent consider-
cs a a A K Q 10 872 rangement in 1949. Babe Ruth,‘ orion to their problems ond to possible solutions
Ml . . | va the home-run king, was paid: } MAY JOIN or these problems, ey must rediize their
For the Best Selection of Chinese Foods $ KO $80,000 in 1927 and 1928. iB inability as individuals to maintain their rights
. OUR SPECIALTY ~- TAKE OUT ORDERS ‘The bidding: ol, Wer sep amped to have re- in @ society where the profit motive is the
oo . won | :East South West North ccive ' ast year, f dominant one and where most of tne orher
es ™ DIAL Buy your show hae here | ly 1& All Pass - OO 8 HERE’S ANOTHER OF s2gments of society ara organized on a wide-
Po res read daily ae a * : spread group basis with a view to tablish;
, topped the king with the ace! sPreag group esteonsning,
: 3 24 5 +4 Cpen 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. and saw that he coud win: Sports Movies THE BASIC practising and enlarging the opportunities of

j5even spades and two hearts. He}
ihad no tricks in the minors but.
{if he could ruff one of his small
i hearts in dummy he would have |
ithe contract made.

To Be Shown
Tonight

Three top-notch sports films

securing economic advantages. The gnswer for
the consumer lies in the organization of con-
sumer co-operatives to meet his needs and to
Protect his interests. ‘

PRINCIPLES BEHIND
CO-OP PROGRESS

 

 

TODAY and 7-9 pm.

SATURDAY SAT. MAT. 2 |: site race: Will be shown tonight —-Co-Op Consumer.
JOCK MAHONEY — JULIE ADAMS At trick two he cashed the ace Oy the Prince Rupert Pony onP
of trumps in the hope that. even | are . co
“SLIM CARTE R” if Mr. Dale had started with a; Baseball league, it was an-

‘lone heart, he also had only one, Nounced this morning.

ispade. At trick three he laid. A Pony League spokesman in be
‘down the queen of hearts. Mr. | said that the three movies, (9 &
‘Dale ruffed, put his partner in| last year’s World Series, a film
“with the ace of diamonds and! on “nitting and pitching” and
| she promptly led the last trump: last year's Grey Cup game will

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off the board. Thus Mr. Abeli be sereened at the Annuncia-
-managed to go down two tricks,, tion schvol hall at 8 p.m. to-
|losing two hearts, a ruff, a dia-: night. There wiil be a siiver jj
‘mond and a club. i coHection and proceeds will EO 5p
' towards Pony League expenses. |

Senior league, Pony and Lit-
Uc League piayers and all
| Sports fans are invited to at-
tend,

   
    

 

 

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ice-coid for 10 tricks,” he an- |
nounced authoritatively. “Just
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