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“ Phil ‘Watson ' pieked. Creighton,
ey. |Dedn Prentice and Harry How-
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| public, ‘tongue- -lashings. °

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-Crélghton, fn 26- “year-old. cen-\-
| tre, has ‘been ina slump since
y the National Hockey League sca-
son bégan. “After a 20-gon! per-
L formance last year, he had pick-
‘Jed up. only three this year in 38
a games, ‘

Then a. ‘few: days ago coach

Creighton Friday night broke
his siuimp in resounding fashion,
getting; two goals and’ assistings
on another ag Rangers smother-
éd. Chitago Black Hawks 7-4 in

“| Rangers Sock Ha wks as Cei ghton
Scores 2 y fter Watson's Needing

“By KEN WELLS *

Canadian. Press Staff. Writer .

 
   
     

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om Hockey players react differently to alittle needling, Some sl; b butothers
like. New York ‘Rangers’. Dave Cr eighton, | score, |

 

live. who moved up to the NHL could put them back Into finst *

with Boston Bruins -and has
played, with both Toronto and
Chicago, had to share ‘his goal-
{scoring glory with two other
players, Left winger Danny'Le-’
wicki and. right winger Andy
Hebenton also: had two each,!¥
Fach has seorecd 12 this season. ;
Guy Gendron got the seventh.

FIRST GOAL

Centre Ed Litzenberger scared:
his ]4th’ goal of the season for
Chicago. Wally Hergeshelmer
and. Hank Clesla cach: got one.
But the news for Chicago was
Eric Nesterenko, who scored ‘in

place, for a few hours a anyway, --
sinee Bruins, ted . for -second

with Wings, are In Montreal to-'
night ‘against the first-place .
Canadiens, who‘have ‘Jean Belly &
veau back after a, one- game. ab-
sence.

Sunday Montreal. is at’ ‘Boston, :
Toronto in Chicago and Detroit:
Jn New York,

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said “tW0 or three: Milwau-| bars until the wee hours of the
layers. were. visiting: night morning.

‘bars until the, - _ wee ~ “T think there was tremendous
e mornng,”’.. co pressure on.them' and - maybe
§ remarks-came in a|-they weren't’ ‘sleeping too well.
nd- answer: session at| But.to me that was the reason. I
Thursday had. honestly: given up all hope

“| Maple Leafs, his first game this scason.

GOALIE SHINES This week the 23 - year. - old CIGAR

' | Goaltender Lorne Worsley, an-| centre was persnaicd to play

jother player who has oflen felt] week-end games for tho despor- STORE
-the Watson wrath, shared the} ale Hawks, buried In last place,

# limelight in the Ran erwin be- and tonight he will oppose his .
.| fore 8,461 fans: : old teammates in Maple: Lents “Plione solr af ow ar Wy

  

  

   

 

 

 

 

of-being in-the 1956 world series. | | He, made 44. saves whilo at the| Gardens, TOBACCO ‘and CANDY.”
But-you can’t mix athictics and S| other end Al Rollins _ Stopped |. In an afternoon televised game Wh | ic and Retail
drinking and smoking. . : only: 21. today Detroit Red Wings were’ olesale

1.81 don’t mean. you. can’t take ee ae
“fan occasional drink, if you're} pick -DUFE: (right) of. Toronto. Maple Leats ‘lips atter firing a puck’ which, has: “goalie” ‘neni

"grown: up, but . these fellows-—a -Sawehuck and Bud Hillman of. Boston Bruins worricd,, However, the. puck hit the goalpost™ ;

e/couple of key men on the club,| in the weekend: National Hockey League game ‘at™ Toronto. Tn the > background: is George: Arm., '

although I don’t want-o men- strong of Toronto. The-Leafs defeated Boston B26 oof (Op Photo).
he) tion ‘any -names——did “not take |» t-.. cco

care of _ themselves down: the
a AllStar,
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":Ctelghton, a Port Arthur na~ to be host fo Rangers. A win —— men fh

ace . Annual Meeting of Shareholders a
“The Royal Bank of Canada: !

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LOS’ ‘ANGELES 9} Quarterback Tobin Rote of Green Bay Total Deposits

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_ Meet Tonight Packers, one of the most underrated players in the National Canada developing her | have now passed ame Ei
Football League, bids goodby¢ to the sport'Sunday when he plays : . i wen ;
for the West against the East in the annual pro-bowl game-in ., ~ human resources as effectively | | $31) billion mark i.
‘Two ‘major basketball} Memorial Cotiseum, as her natural resources, 4 |

; . “lve gota head coach down in Texas and she says she's. not bo, ; "K, M, Sedgewick, Genera)
attr actions ave slated for going to chase back and forth to Green Bay any more. So I'm | > . ——— | Manager, noted that not only
tonight starting. at.7 p. m. going to stay with her.” 4 ‘had the assets of the Royal Bank :
, i
{

The “head coach” is Mrs. Rote, mother of their three young- Present teachers’ salaries make decent living ‘reached the imbosing total of
in the Civi entre, ¢ , . . /$3.671,298,320 but that deposits
c Civie C _ | Sters. The family lives in Bellaire, near-Houston, where the 28 ‘standard impossible for those who train . had ‘passed the $34. billion
In the» mM a in event; yer -old Rote has an executive position with the Herrin Trans- :
’ ,

' portation Co. ‘and mould character of youth. Effective control = mark, both new high polis tn

. Hh: Canadian banking history, While
Booth | Rainmakers will Rote, Ed Brown of Chicago Bears and Bobby Layne of Det- . ‘of inflation may not be possible without jour loaning policy during the
take on - Prince: Rupert roit will alternate at quarterback for the West. en broader central bank powers. i yearwa s a restrictive one.” said

“Mr. Sedgewick, “in line with our -

gout since, 194, In 57 1 Tights he has been beaten four times |All Star's, this city’ S entry The “depressed occupational jtereement With, Une Bank of Ca-
” nada, yet the buoyancy of our
in the International Bas- | status’ of Canadian teachers, In, CAN PRESENT CURBS | ccononiy demanded that we ac-

, | late) many deserving »
ketball Series’ to be held in Tennis Pls Rap sities, andthe dangers posed by)) HALT INFLATION 2? |iciee oy DY ene
5 a ers aise. our ‘apparent neglect of those; cients with new. or nereased
W Keita January 1h to ye | “| Hines ot ered. For this veason

respomisib ble for the training and|| There are at least two | the
fod Benefit For Crippled Larsen "

building of the moral character} sources of inflationary pres-. commercial loans of the
And in a pelininary

The East attack will be led by quarter back ¢ Charlie Conerly
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of ouf. youth were emphasized] sure which the central bank, |! b&nk Increased by $125,000.00 orf’
“+ by James Muir, Chairman and! with its present powers, will i just over 10%." The bank's liquid . ue
By ED. CORRIGAN the United States Lawn Tennls President of The Royal Bank of find It difficult to reach, "{/ position, he pointed out, con- | |
il NEN YORE rast Laren’s| Astelaton a penel Saeed eggTEN, ME WHE | SIG ME Maven flat ah agoOSe senmesenting.
Woy  huddi¢ Aldin't st thi Frid : .| bank's annual meeting {r,Mont-i] “virst, it is possible, even °,
LEM). y¢ th, when’ poaaigs sid gaerert ms mi, vigny night hey hota’ bene| ‘real:on- Thursday, January 10th, ' i} with no vis BK in the mon- |) 97.86% of the bank’s Habilities :

1g hockey player, as- | season losing jinx’ when’ Happy-go-lucky little Art was) Armory here—the scene-of the! JH 1s, clear. enough thht the!} cy supply, to increase. . the 110 the ‘publle, Capital Funds ||"

die Brown, a ha’ nomi t the ai : inow stand at $187,701,033, repre. '| "
{in a serious motor-bike accident| national indoor champi hi economic resources at the dis- {} activity of that supply by . ’ ee
the role. of an oppor ‘tunist Friday . night and: they battle Sunrise «in a last November. It left him par-| each year: " ane onships) posal of our schools and univer- | putling otherwise idle funds |:Senting on Increase of approxt--

 

 

 

  

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sities and even.of many of ow'}} int ; yg {imately $36,000,000 during the
ched.a milestone in his career, junior league game, _—- Wally paralyzed and with num-| They all turned. out, the bi churches’ ‘are. insufficlent to! through the ‘ordinary raevices jyear.” *
re his “fifth ‘season with: , crons other injuries. and the little, the amateurs dnd| maintain decent livin standards provided by the capital mar- “In splte of lower balances fp
ie AUS ke B } . we — He was lucky: 10-be alive, the] the professionals, the young and | for. the devoted men nd women! ket, |! Government accounts of some’
Vancoliver. Canucks, Brown hung | Jef New. Westminsier in. third physicians decided. the old. whose life work it is to train the’; ~-xecond, it is possible, with | $45, 000,000,” said Mr. Sedgewlek
goth and 100th goals in| place, two games behind Van- Swimmer The cost of gelting him back} More than 3,000 spectatérs| Minds and develop the character} no increase in the money sup. | “deposits of the bank Increase!
‘Hockey: League play. couver, in shape—$20,000. jammed the Armory. When they| four. young people,” sald Mr.'} ply, to increase the fundg|;by¥ upproximately $216,000,000. .
“both scored with!” The ° coast-leading Seattle Breaks Records So tennis decided to do some-i counted the money, they had Mulr, “In this we are failing to;| available to businessmen and |! The number of our debosltors |
effort; set Vancouver’ 0n| squad fell behind twice in the thing for one of its own. Larsen; $13,000 in the till. That made a make the fullest and wisest use| consumers trom sourees other |; 8tOws steadily ‘and we receive
ath’ to a 5-0 wictory Over third period hefore rallying to; oy DNEY, eee (Reuters)! won the U. S. national champ- total of about $19,000 in the kit- eae, Novaive them “T reward than the Hnanclal Institutions }: {he high pereen tae oy feadalny
: re Slaw peders “alo victory,’ Goals by. Fete Wright, ble. tiple gel ‘ elie oun ionship in 1950 and played in! ty for Lamen. The money stlll| consistent either with cquity or HONEA conn by our | Lry's population who deal with
Yomped: to. an. casy: win, trounc- tek iy ther th th eame until the world swimming records for ween of the world for|{s coming In. ."_ ‘[Incentive, and we are endang-'} “In both cases, we have, In |! Us." harnings for the year were
Ang. Brandon Regals'7~4, - Sinclair's flip shot caught {he hoth the 4007 metres. and + 440 | ja=smssmemncarsarescrers scammer ering therefore the future wel-') the vlassic phrase, an increase |! $12,407,268 aller providing for

Ma tae, " eee ~ "4 fare of our whole economy:”-— . .H jdepreclation and income tax
WO CLOSE GAMES’ corner of the Victoria goal, yards free-style here today, TRY THE ow | vat the tmpaiee care euauiou’

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‘CRISIS IN-EDUCATION — “| but the'lmplications for policy |! 2/8 Heure compares with $10,-
“'' Vietory for Seattle Americans] The victory kept intact Scat-| He one Aa minutes, 25.9 “The present economic posi- | are sulfietontly different. {0 ' G58,480 In the previous yeu,
aa ‘Edmonton rors came the tle's seven-point lead over Van- ‘lentes ae and four Hon’ of the teaching profession’ mertt seat ate uentment, ‘pan .e dgewiek aca jie
yard’ way... Sea ¢ won. its couver, It was the 10th one- ae 8 an anomaly. The cconomlei} “Jb would seem to be at '

Mi ; 's The previous 400-metre mar " 5 whether {/?enovation programme, — and
SA ctor congas uuen| gon! defeal Unis season for the) "4 bar by Ford. Konno of if an (, a e hevertovaled selatin tie oh the presen relies un neve brat “briehes an
! ' the United States, John Marsh- tofesslons of ¢ : rain {[ techniques available to our |) * eAeSs Operaung -
ae tp men oss ane prairies, the Warriors) ail of Australia, held 7 For the Best Selection of Chinese Foods - If and TeaDonsIDldiy, tnd vel. |] monetary nuthorluies are suf: TRat Runibered 707, whlle those
“omaining, = place afler Sippy Burchell bad] Yrs Yecord of 4:28, OUR SPECIALTY — TAKE OUT ORDERS | J hote, rhus her teuckervocay With present-day’ problema. af |! HOVAL WANK AMROAD

oa ‘44 The: Flyers, down'l- 0 golng in- given then a one-gonl lead early tines himself in the same oceu- (| credit control, “The classical |}, “Internavional banklag on a

to..thes third perlod;. piled wp jin the second period. Last N Ni ht's Fi aht DIAL 8's Bl patlonal “depressed area” wileh!{ Weapon—upward — movement rbrowd scale has been a special,
+ files Waist, fouls” folgl Unelr: 3-1). dmgnton cafe to IMG In the Ig IQhts | ° vo gen lec ts Tong ayo ns 1775,'] Of interest “rates, Inrgely |! ¢harueteristie of tho bank for 1
N. Uf placed (hort five points) thirds earter Cimmy' Burton| NEW von iearou Carter, ue One Ga, tot am” with the present Malsparity he« || through commercial bunks-« || lene period,” sald Mr, Sedgewick,
‘thend’ ‘ot tho Seeonid-place Re- notehet a tylng igoal,: Bill Mc-| 29! oe Nou pointed Bob * | Mb—and Aves West vee the sainries we pay at mniy by lisely prove nn it sch ae ln been our policy lu

 

 

   
 

 

 

 

  

"a " Brown's. NOth. goal ‘croditod utes intor,

~ Yancouver’ captain Phil Malon-
“gay with the first: of three: tasists

~Mqeehalked up iy tho game, They
five -Malonay 60: paints, ‘13. less
han: the WHL's-!lop) scorer,

Votoran Archio Scott sparked

Calgary's 7-4 win over Brandon]:

with two: gous and one assist,
His. offort helped to. boost the
Stampeders two points “further

to’ retalni enough qualified men
and .women to malntaln our
present ‘teaching standards tn!

~ 1 Our schools and universities,

distant scone, but It would at
least appear that, in order
to be talr and in order to
achieve the hest results, ou
monotary and eredit control:

our NonDomestic branches con-. -
tines ata high standard, For:
over ten yoars, a special seeilon
of the bank's Foregn Department
has been devoted to the de-
velopment of information necoss -

crremensiee siemenenrersaet: fammenterentermeenmreey | LOT ‘comparable talent elgewhero,|| Ine 100 postive w vlow of a |) eaull, the aasot nosluion of
a . “1, we cannot expect to recruit or

Ty , may have to embrace a wider
7 nllocathomr at alle human re the area of our fhianelal world (fry to those engaged in trade,
Ta would nom tn be wnremon. than it now does, and the permanent start of this
klve to tho: ordinary operation | “A rigorous monotary polley || department is auamented hy tha.
af the prlee mechanism, yt, has already enjoyed a IaH flow of senior men hetwean
(lila 18 only partly true Inf th meagre of success ty Lhe trae |] Overseas branches and Hond
, YAY MUG. TN Tart sonal need oi wink erosy,| Office.” This, Mr, Sodgowlek
:} the supply of teachers is likely! "

‘Guyle Floldor. of. Seattle,’ ahead of Winninog, bub left

“New ‘Wostminslor's « threnten-| thom 15 behind second-place |.
Ung bid for a goal-odrly in ¢he|.Brandon,

“) poeond porlad: faded: aflor: Gord} Roth teams set ouib for Cnl-

~Ponnoll tallied’ a’ fluke: goal, His] gary. after tho-game for a return

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