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Saturday, November 21, 1953

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l HELLO,
GRANDMA J}

Since the early 1930~s, Canada
has been the world~s principal producer of the precious platinum

_tgroup of metals. Prior to that i
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bia and then Russia w

nain sources of world supply.
Recent developments in South
Africa are making that country an

Colo:

The U.S. Department of Labor~
says the standard of living in
Russia has been declining constantly since 1928. The Russian
worker today spends 45 per cent
more. time on the job than he did

bread, potatoes, beef, butter, egg3,
milk ana s.iger.

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incréasingly important source.
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This an~ That:
~ The Philadelphia Phillies gave
Bill Nicholson, one of. baseball's
fbest liked players, his uncondiitional release, closing a career that
started in 1936. The 39-year-old

~outfielder said simply, ~I ran. qut|'

lof gas as a player~... The NCAA

{put its stamp of approval on Se i

post-season football games~Dottor
Bowl, Dallas; Gater Bowl, Jacksonville, Fla.; Orange Bowl, Miami; Refrigerator Bowl, Evansville, Ind.; Boge Bowl, Pasadena,
Calify; Sugar Bowl, New Orleans;
Sun Bowl,

|. ~~ Tom Fool, the seventh. leading
jmoney.winner, retires from the

acing world with $570,165 in earn-| |

ings. He did not race as a three
lyear-old... Charlie Dressen, hag }

ia@ precedent in baseball~he is the
first man in history ever to actyfally resign as manager of a.maijar,
league championship club when he
refused to sign a one-year con-|

iwas looking for when he signed.a
three-year contract ag general.
manager and field manager of the
@akland Acorns of the Pacific

SPORTS CORNER

El Paso, Foxe. and)
Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Florida

wipner af Masters, U. S. and
' British Qpen championships, was
~named 1953~s ~professional golfer
of the year~ for fourth time in
lithe six years award has been
made. Hogan got plurality of 74~
votes over Lew Worsham,

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in 1928 to buy an equa! amount of.

By Charles Kuhn

1. The U. S. hasmore automobiles than the rest of the world
put together. Do you know approximately how many there were
in the U. S. in 1950? (a) 32 millions; (b) 42 million; (c) 49 mil~ion?,

2. The world total in 1950 was: (a) &% million; (b) 55 mil
lion; (c) 62 million?

ANSWER

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