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The largest crow-d ever to wit- ness en N. H. L. game in Canada,- some ileno-wetched Map e Lee-is complete e story-book oomebeok with a. 3-1 victory over Detroit Red Wings eeven years ggo ivdly- Detroithad taken the are‘. 111M Bemes when Leafs suddenly came to life to win four straight.

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conioue treatments ior his sore heel ee en out-Patient.

The bl: slugger errived et the hospital early today. His right heel. from which e bony growth. er "spur." had been rnnoved be- tween seasons. wes peinieg.

He was examined by Dr. George

I‘ s declined to. speculate on how long that would be. .

suffering from immature _ calcium

heelbone.

"He will receive the usual treet- ment for this condition. which is seen in many parts of the body.

“it le expected he will be dis-

his career.

Apparently he will be on hand for ,the opening of the season next Tuesday. This would make the eighth different year that sil- ments have kept him out ‘of open- ing games with the Yankees.

Meanwhile, baseball men are agreed that DiMaggio probably will draw his entire salary from the Yankees ior the coming season. no matter how few games he plays.

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VANCOUVER - (C?) - Fred- erick H. Goodchild oi the Van- couver Province editoriab staff, will write the first authoritative guide book on British Columbia. Publish- er Sir Stanley Unwin. here en route to Australia; said the book will tell the provinceh story from its

deposits in tissues adjacent to his o!

Day greetings to eli your Scouts. Let us take new courage to fight against the evil things that are

the anniversary of the Patron Saint Boy Scouts. in Montreal it is hoped to form e branch of the B~P Guild of Old Scouts.

J’. Arthur Rank, noted British rnotign picture producer, who was

Scout Group, eligible. boy on the Isisnd-Jour Wolf Cubs and three Scouts.

Eli Boyaner of Saint John, N. 8.. Provincial Commissioner for New Brunswick Boy Scouts, has been appointed Camp Chief for the First

be held near Ottawa next July 16 to 24. it is announced by Jackson Dodds, C.B.E.. of Montreal, Domin. ion Commissione of Canada's Boy Scouts.

Scouts and Guides of the West Vancouver ares have received an acknowledgment from UESCO in Perle of ten cases of toys which they collected and shipped during Scout-Guide Week. The toys were

caliy debilitated children in French Hllrlflry schools snd to the children

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Canadian Boy Sc t; n ,1 27 o“ am M” 0 oséiinette high three: A. Coady.

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' Team No. 4-5 points “m. ‘mnsuuumn Wm‘ Dr‘ abroad in the world toda " - M" 3mm‘ Bennett, m. Edwin L. Crosby, Y M,‘ ,- clnk, V_ director oi the hospitel. issued the no", 5cm,“ u’ monlofln‘ old M“ __ 132 135 115 1030'"!!! statement: : Scoun- R,_U,,1°n, m mmy Cana. Mrs. Vickerson .. .. 131 160 158 "DiMaggio wps found to be d1,“ any", on s; gang. n". Mrs. Campbell .......... .. 14g 132 105 7

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Yanks-film. 4 points. Red sox-zsoz, 2 points.

gins. 267.

Kinsmen high three: gins. 610.

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Kinsman high single: S. Ives. 817. Kinsman high three: S. ives. 6B9. giinotte high single: A. Goody,

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SURBURY.‘ OnL, _ Aprl 1l8 — (GP) - Northern Ontario doesn't talc; kindly to the possibility of relinquishing its right to partic- pate in the Dominion curling championships as e separate en-

Last week Senator J.‘I‘. Halg oi Winnipeg, en honorary life mem- ber 01f the Dominion Curling As- end one of the three trustees of the championship tro- phy. said that on official decision regarding Newfoundland as a m- iscemant for Northern Ontario in the Dominion championships like- ly would be made by the three trustees of the tmphy.

ludbury’: Bern Rothschild, D.- CA. representative for Northern Ontario. hinted that senator Hsig mlq not be within his rights in iwterins the PWmsed changes. "The brier is a bonsplel con- ‘ ‘ by the Mscdonald tobacco

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declare winners and elimination: rake place without keeping :0 a declaration of one PIWIIWBI Wm‘ nor. The DOA. could 00D! "Ill manner oi declaring e Dominion championship rink.’ ‘ What pussies the Northern On- tario representative is th. reason for only one rink from each pmvinoefiem can't understand ‘why Benator Bell D1090"! "l" Newfoundland. with e curling membership oi 2M, can have a rink in the iinsis, while Nor-mere Ontario's 430 curlers must play- off with the ‘eon Bonthern Ont- ario curlers. _

Actually. the rink time now reo- resents Northern Ontario is the

north country - ih. Northern Ontario. Northwestern. and ‘Dem- ieksmins and Northern Ontario Oerllng Associations.

"Im not sseiost Newfoundland being allowed to play.’ esid 6am.

British Explorcr Seeks Iiogh’: Ark;

LONDON, April it — (OH-An expedition led by SGYQlr-old j-igerton 8918. eXplorer and soient- ist, will leave London this sumuner in search of Noah's Ark.

For Byses finding the Ark is the dream oi a lifetime. |

"I'm convinced that traces of it sun exist," he seid. "Avert from}

allowing Northern Ontario — which comprises three associations. with the fifth largest snembership in the Daninion - to have an en- try."

Sam oiiers a solution. “Perhaps th, Selkirk end Northwest Ter- ritories Associations could play oii es e 12th competitor and we'd have i8 entries in the Durdnion finale -— it would only mean e couple oi ertre games for eleh

“but I'm very much against not

rink.“

the Old Testament story. tales have persisted throughout the ages of n monster boet stranded on Mount Ararat in Armenia. The int report was received only lest January.

Bytes seid the expedition. costing between £3,000 ($12,000) and £8,000. would be oi s. "purely literary and scientific character." He will he ac- compenied by his wife-Lain an ex- pionr-en archaeologist, a geologist and s. cameraman.

“I do not believe that the Ark ms stranded right at the top of Marni. Ararat," he added. ‘The Bible. says that Noah looked out and saw the tops n! the mountains.

“Ararat is really two mountains.

and my theory is that the Art was i

lifted up and ed in the groove between the 1w. lldaebly about 12,000 feet up."

Bytes‘ answer to eoofiers is that

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With spring in the sir and surn- mer just around the corner, April Is e good time to arrange ‘that regular visit to the family doctor. You feel fine? You don't need to see a doctor? Maybe you do end maybe you don't. but e regular check-up is good for morale and there is always the possibility that the doctor may be ebie to detect some hidden complai before it becomes serious. See him now.

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mmoon _- (or) _ s new 2's- hour influenza cure is being sue- cesrfuily tried out in hospitals through the country. ‘lhe cure -- i,000.0(m unite of penicillin every our hours -- puts patients on their feet iiv. days earlier than usual.

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almost everissting-"eiui tin m wes pitched within and without." The expedition will travel over- land by oer from Istanbul to Rwisond where a base unit will be

While in Persle. where he wes onoo an en-shessy attache, Bytes said he made several atlunpts to reeoh Ararat but was rswvented by

the pl enoe o! troops.