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2,000,000,000° rubles. (More than |‘* * ® Oranen Of the Soviet gov
$500,006.,000.) ernment and its appointment
A large part of this money are approved by the pawers that
comes from Soviet trade unions be. QUALITY CHESTERFIELDS
which support a farflung array The committe present chair- "
of sports ciubs to Which a citizen | man is Mikota: Rx 9 = + + en ene eg il - Ae
cal belong for the price of a/of wide experience in the orgat es Saag :
package of cigarettes. gation al ontrol of iletic
: é : The Soviet army also spends | activities. He an ommittee
] tA » ¥ BOWLERS—Canada’s representative team of lawn K. B. McKellar of Toronto, capiain of the Canadian team, and large sums for promotion of ath- | sets the rules for all spe and
ee-mot tour of the United Kingdom, is on-his jeft is William Jardine, president of the Scottish Bowling letics. on thely own flelds and/erganizes al) major competition
{ Seottish players on the green of Porto- A elatic Before their arrival in Edinbargh the Cdeuucties a government anpropriations 'and meets
i ok white shirt in e th rov i ed ‘ :
ent sligpester aid : e series of matehes in Northern Ireland and Wales. ports Is Part of Government Sunervision
“ \ y The group also publishen one | ervises referees, judges and othe!
6 newspaper and at teast two officiais, Ti Upei Vist aly
i " magazines for national distribu-| important leagues, such as the
ves f e tion. dealing with sports ques-|soccer football leagues and th
tions. hockey leagues
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{ bal eague A aint oe own machinery and competi-| organizations scattered through- ‘
all | — by dow ning the Haw ks last PHIWADEI PHIA. — Cuban Kid Gavilan stood tions. |out the land inside other organ- | Phone 46
is nivht 11-4 as Rusty Ferd racked up his third win of) ., ; age , ie ’ However, in the field of Olym-| izations and operating in a de-|
Bi nen nee anil off the buzzsaw attacks of 21-year-old Gil Turner pics organization the Soviet icentralized manner.
n against no losses, ; ; Ulympics committee is supre:
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help, however ” t night to stage a blazing rally that left his youth But the Olympics committee of | HISTORIC FORT
ne in the sev-; gon Jerry and Cart Watson ful challenger helpless on the ropes, a technics||the USSR. is made up of sec-| Fort Frontenac was built by
» perfect re- ti 1 heads of th it the F pl ] in
‘Al per sept each picked up two hits while 1, , uioti $a ” . : a pa lona 1#adas 0 é sports com- | the rench explorer LaSalle in
dilowine Hanne Lareee and Qemais Wet kno kout yietim, in 2:47 of the 1th round, dnd saved mittee ae 1673 on the site where Kingston,
en Rusty ers both hit twice for the Hawks.| his world welterweight boxing title. This body maintains anc sup-'Ont., now stands.
waiagee kak womnentty a— CCC 300) slowing down the machine- —!" eo ee
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‘Saas Matt Heag- H a oe Lo meet the! oun attack of the previously sce it coming as young Gil. who vt jf i[% «é
: ans on eight! No 2 ~ AB Rf Unbeaten young Philadelphia boy never went*15 rounds, suddenly S nn J ©PRCTAL—1948 Indian 1—-1949 Austin
Erich . ae oe i. a 4 aisicy »,, found his own pace and Gavil-| Chief Motoreyele
5 lord ; @ 1)who had Won 31 straight, the 21s sharp counter punches wear- | “S 0 }--1949 Flying Standard
* j (it still sith 4 @ 4 sleek Cuban Reed turned on the jng him down. f 11942 Chrysler Royal
IT) i ata ee 5 3 2) full tury of his two-fisted attack —_—_—— Sedan 1—1948 Thames Van
nd , k 41-0 p. Scherk 4 9 0 san utinit Pini that
ay ming — R. Ford : 2 SC fee ing -Ciniah at ware 1—1940 Morris 1—1950 Austin
1 he sixth. gpring 3 1 9 led a huge crowd at Municipal
runs in g geherk 5 9 1/ Stadium . :
. he game. Morrison $-h: 1 arming with the fury of a _ venir i TRUCKS
ol umver Ones Nickerson 4 1. © champio: langered, Gavilan aching muscles, the easy R 1—1546 Dodge 2-ten Truck
- two in th hammered Turner around the soothing way. Rub in dea 1—1951 Austin 5-ton Truck
of LE oo au ‘ised 8° | pygtponea Gamey |, _‘fseacting Mina’ Linimene Ss in ered eRe
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