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Thursday,
July
24,
1947
NEPALESE
ARRIVALS
IN
LONDON
The
new
Nepalese
minister
'Commanding-General
Kaiser,
who
recently
arrived
in
London
.with
his
wife
and
family,
has
a
strong
political
background.
He
is
the
third
son
of
a
former
prime
minister
of
Nepal,
and
n
elder
brother
of
.his
immediate
predecessor
in
London.
General
Shlnglla;
The
Nepalese
legation,
which
is
at
Kensington
Palace
Gardens,
is
the
only
diplomatic
establishment
in
Lon--don
where
the
womenfolk
have
strictly
maintained
purdah.
".But
in
view
of
the
changes
taking
place
this
rule
is
likely
to
be
laxed.
This
picture
shows
Commanding-General
Kaiser's
small
daughter
"being
carried
from
the
train
on
arrival
at
Euston
station
in
London.
Busy
days
are
being
experienced
in
the
various
Skeena
River
salmon
canning
plants
on
the
Skeena
River.
This
is
the
height
of
the
tourist
travel.
Steamers
both
ways
have,
as
a
rule,
most
of
the
accomodation
taken
up
and.
often
fares
spoken
for
weeks
ahead.
Travel
by
highway
and
air
is
also
active.
Dr,
H.
L.
A.
Tarr.
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
o!
Canada,
fpeaking
at
Vancouver
recently,
said
non
edible
by-products
of
CLEANING
OUT
ANYOX
PLANT
AH
.Materials
and
Equipment,
..Except
Power
Plant,
Going
to
Anyox
On
business
in
connection
with
the
movement
of
materials
from
the
former
mine
and
smelting
plant
of
the
Granby
Co.
at
Anyox
which
have
been
sold
to
the
Steel
Company
-of
Canada
and
are
now
being
shipped
through
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Stee!
Company
of
Canada
at
Hamilton,
R.
C.
McCorkell,
M.E.,
was
a
visitor
to
the
city
and
Anyox
this
week.
Crews
are
now
engaged
in
removing
the
steel
and
equipment,
amounting
to
some
ten
thousand
tons
in
scows
from
Anyox
to
Prinqe
Rupert
where
it
is.
loaded
into
rail
gondolas
for
the
trip
East.
The
work
is
In
charge
of
Albert
Stone.
'B.C.
Resources
Co.
still
holds
an
option
on
the
power
plant
at
Anyox
and
It
was
announced
recently
that
It
was
Intended
to
renovate
and
Increase
the
capacity
of
same.
SOFT
CORNS
Corns
Between
Toes
No
matter
how
discouraged
you
have
been,
if.
you
have
not
tried
JMoone's
Emerald
Oil
then
you
have
something,
to
learn.
Two
or
three
applications
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
and
in
a
short
while
the
pain
and
soreness
subsides.
A
few
more
applications,
and
you
are
on
the
way
to
solid
foot
comfort
again.
Ormes
Drugs
sells
l6ts
of
it.
HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Modern,
Quiet,
Comfortable
714
FRASER
STREET
Phone
Black
823
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
fish
are
coming
more
into
general
use.
Fish,
he
said,
is
being
used
as
a
source
of
synthetic
f
gg
white.
He
also
reported
that
Japanese
are
said
to
have
developed
production
of
insulin
from
fish.
MINISTER
OF
FISHERIES
ILL
The
Minister
of
Fisheries,
Hon.
F.
H.
G.
Bridges,
found
it
necessary
in
Ottawa,
this
week,
to
go
from
his
office
to
his
bed,
by
doctors'
orders.
Speedy
Filletting
Of
Fish
In
East
The
Atlantic
Coast
Fisheries
Co.
of
Boston
has
won
the
award
for
Food
Technology
Achievement
through
their
filleting
machine
key
to
continuous
processing
of
fish.
Normal
operating
speed
is
45
fish
per
minute.
It
took
the
company
about
twenty
years
and
a
million
dollars
to
bring
it
to
this
point.
Classified
Aovertlsms
Pays!
-
11
1
,
Railwavmen
-
Navy
Win
CCo-op
and
High
School
Defeated
I
In
Softball
With
all
four
teams
putting
up
a
splendid
brand
of
fastball,
a
big
crowd
at
the
popular
Gyro
Ball
Park
last
evening
saw
Canadian
National
Recreation
Assoc
iation
win
from
Co-op
by
a
score
of
5
to
1
and
the
Navy
from
High
School
3
to
1.
The
win
puts
CNRA
in
a
tie
for
the
league
leadership
with
General
Motors.
In
the
first
of
a
double
bill
the
last
place
Navy
team
won
from
High
School
in
a
very
closely
fought
out
game
by
5-1.
Navy
got
their
first
run
when
Dumas
hit
a
two-bagger
and
came
home
on
Turner's
single.
Gurvich
(
scored
a
second
run
in
the
fourth
when
Kennedy
missed
his
long
anve
ana
ne
came
nome
on
Blaln's
safe
hit.
Turner
crossed,
the
plate
in
the
fifth
rnning
for
the
third
run
when
he
hit
safely
and
came
In
on
Qroff's
single
They
had
six
men
left
on
base.
The
High
School
got
their
only
run
in
the
sixth
when
Hartwig
doubled
and
came
home
when
Kennedy
got
to
first
on
an
error.
High
School
had
eight
men
left
on
bases.
Parlett
struck
out
two,
walked
three
and
allowed
six
hits.
His
team
committed
three
errors.
Wesch
struck
out
"our,
walked
one
and
allowed
six
hits.
The
siuaents
were
guilty
of
two
errors.
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SCHOOL
AB
Symes
4
Forman
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Sharpe
3
Hartwig
3
Forbes
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2
Kennedy
3
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Owens
.
Wesch
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Sparks
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Dumas
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Turner
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3
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Blaine
3
Aldridge
3
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CNKA
WIN
FROM
CO-OP
The
second
of
the
double
bill
was
also
hard
fought.
The
Co-op
got
their
only
run
in
the
sixth
when
Slater
scored
after
he
and
Bellis
had
hit
safely
and
Warren
was
walked.
They
had
six
men
left
on
bases.
Slater
played
a
very
heady
game
bringing
off
two
neat
bunts.
He
had
two
hits
out
of
three
times
at
bat.
Pali-ieter
had
two
hits
out
of
three
timers
up
but
was
left
on
third
base
when
his
mates
could
not
connect.
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MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
CNRA
was
able
to
score
only
in
lne
Inning
but
they
collected
five
in
that
one,
and
the
team
batted
all
round.
Dunbar
hit
safely,
Boulton
was
walked,
Ratchford
hit
safely
and
the
bases
were
loaded
with
none
out.
R.
Duncan
was
walked
and
a
run
came
In.
Chyzyk
was
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice,
Nixon
on
an
error
and
Hunter
was
walked.
Jensen,
ninth
man
up
in
the
inning,
was
safe
on
an
error
and
Dunbar,
up
for
his
second
time
In
the
Inning,
got
his.
second
hit.
Boulton
was
out,
Slater
to
first,
and
the
railway
men
were
finally
retired.
But
five
runs
had
come
In.
In
the
last
of
the
sixth
a
smart
double
paly
stopped
the
CNRA.
Warren
took
Hunter's
difficult
fly
and
then
tossed
to
Slater
who
had
covered
first
and
Nixon
was
out
too.
Co-op
actually
out-hit
CNRA
seven
to
five
but
three
walks
by
Slater
and
two
errors
by
his
teammates
did
the
damage.
He
struck
out
4.
He
got
two
hits,
being
very
fast
on
the
base
following
clever
bunts.
Pallistcr
with
two
hits
was
the
other
successful
batter.
They
had
six
men
left
on
bases.
They
committed
three
errors.
Dunbar
was
in
top
form.
He
struck
out
thirteen
and
had
two
Wts
in
three
times
at
bat.
Nixon
was
the
only
other
player
to
get
two
hits.
He
got
them
In
three
times
at
bat.
They
had
five
men
left
on
bases.
Hunter
caught
Pallister's
fly'and
then
threw
tn
Nixon
for
a
good
double
play.
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Bellis
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2
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4
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Jensen
3
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Dunbar
3
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Berner
1
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Boulton
1
1
Ratchford
3
1
Duncan,
R.
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2
0
Duncan,
V.
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0
Chyzyk
2
1
Nixon
3
1
Hunter
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2
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CNRA
000
500
Umpires:
At
plate
Alex
Bases
B.
Wlndle.
League
Standing
W
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CNRA
6
3
Gen.
Motors
4
2
Co-op
5
4
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&
And
4
4
High
School
4
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I
BUNTS
The
Rule
Book
Is
Consulted
He's
out
If
he
bunts
on
the
third
strike!
Is
he?
The
official
FASTBALL
RULES
state,
Rule
33,
section
11,
"A
batsman
is
out
if
he
bunts
on
his
third
strike,
AND
THE
BALL
GOES
FOUL."
What
is
the
meaning
of
this?
Well,
if
he
bunts
successfully
it
Is
a
hit
and.
if
he
gets
to
first
base,
he
is
safe.
If
he
misses
the
ball
It
Is
a
strike,
and,
if
the
catcher
misocs
it,
he
has
a
chance
to
make
first
base.
If
he
hltsJt
and
It
goes
foul
he
is
automatically
'out.
Evidently
all
the
ball
palyers,
even
some
old-timers,
do
not
know
al
the
rules.
Alex
Bill,
who
Incidentally
did
a
very
good
Job
behind
the
plate
in
both
games
last
evening,
was
quite
correct
when
he
allowed
a
player
to
go
to
first
base.
The
bunt
dl
dnot
go
foul.
And
then
out
of
curiosity
the
Official
Rules
on
Baseball
were
consulted.
The
book
states,
"The
batsman
Is
out
If
)Sec.
9,
rule
44)
the
third
strike
be
called
in
accordance
with
sections
4
or
5
of
Rule
42.
And
Rule
42
is:
Strikes
A
strike
is:
Sec.
4.
An
attempt
to
bunt
which
results
in
a
foul
not
legally
caught.
Section
5
refers
to
a
pitched
bal
at
which
the
batsman
strikes
but
misses
and
which
touches
any
part
of
his
person.
So
even
in
baseball
a
player
may
bunt
if
the
call
Is
three
balls
and
two
strikes.
If
he
hits
the
ball
It
Is
a
hit.
If
he
misses
It,
It
is
a
strike.
But
if
It
goes
foul
and
Is
not
legally
caught,
he
Is
still
out.
SHORT
SPORT
A
Ab
Jenkins,
established
21
new
world's
automobile
speed
records
In
a
24-hour
rnu
at
Bonneville
Salt
Flats,
Utah,
seven
years
ago.
His
main
achievment
was
the
mark
of
161.8
m.p.h.
for
3,86852
miles
In
24
hours.
Ernie
White,
St.
Louis
Cardinals'
pitcher,
completed
an
am-azin;
streak
of
three
hurling
victories
In
three
days
over
the
New
York
Giants,
six
years
ago
today.
White
was
the
starting
pitcher
in
the
first
game
and
won
the
second
and
third
in
extra-inning
relief
jobs.
EARLY
NEWS
I
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
Items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
In
the
office
by
10
a.m.
Contributors
X
are
asked
to
bear
this
in
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
interest
are
alwayj
welcome.
25
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
A
Favorite
Dessert
ta
a
e
Years
Ago
In
SPORT
July
24,
1922
With
Sons
of
England
and
Grotto
playing
to
a
one-all
tic
In
the
Senior
Football
League,
the
idle
Sons
of
Canada
gained
the
Moblcy
Cup
by
a
one
point
margin.
George
Shaw
scored
first
for
Sons
of
England
from
Tinker's
pass.
In
the
second
half
Hynd
finally
equalized
for
Grotto.
Sons
of
England
Stock-dale,
Darton
and
Lambe,
Ed,
Craggs,
Kelsey,
Manseli,
Farqu-har,
Tinker,
Wiggins,
Hodgson,
Shaw.
Grotto
Mercer,
Barrle,
Hamilton,
Smith,
Hynd,
Currle,
Hill,
McOowan,
Campbell,
Klrby,
Butters.
Sid
Thompson
was
referee,
with
Clapperton
aad
Marks
linesmen.
In
the
first
lacrose
game
of
the
senior
league,
the
Sons
of
Canada
won
from
the
Elks
5-4
In
a
game
that
went
Into
overtime.
Engineer
of
Public
Works
Is
Transferred
T.
Willis,
who
for
some
time
has
been
stationed
at
Smlthcrs
as
assistant
district
engineer
fcr
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
is
being
transferred
to
Vancouver.
His
successor
at
Smithers
will
be
W.
Bottomley
who
comes
from
Pouce
Coupe.
Baseball
Scores
National
Philadelphia
2,
Pittsburgh
6
St.
Louis
6,
New
York
5
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati
2
Boston
12,
Chicago
4
American
Boston
8,
Chicago
7
St.
Louis
8,
New
York
2
Philadelphia
0,
Cleveland
3
Washington
5,
Detroit
0.
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you
seeking
a
little
variety
for
the
family
desserts?
Ice
cream
made
with
Pacific
Milk
Is
easy
and
economical
and
the
recipe
Is
on
every
familiar
Pacific
Milk
label.
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MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
NEW
ENGLISH
CHINA
Cups
and
Saucers
$1.00
to
$15.00
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LUNCH
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THERMOS
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at
BAPCO
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BAPCO
PURE
PAINT
Is
made
In
the
west,
to
withstand
western
climatic
conditions.
This
is
hot
theory
but
accurate
knowledge
obtained
from
close
observation
or
its
every
day
use
on
thousands
ot
buildings
throughout
Western
Canada
for
many
years.
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I
WORLD'S
SMALLEST
ALL-METAL
PLANE-
The
metal
airplane
In
the
world
Is
shown
shortly
be'-C
flight
from
a
California
airport.
The
800-pound
ffiil'
monoplane,
nicknamed
the
Cosmic
Wind,
was
jeZ
j
built
by
a
group
of
pilots,
and
engineers
in
the'r
1
win
pe
eiiicrru
111
new
tvenv
jur
smaller
plane
P
Engineer
Glen
Fulkcrson
is
getting
Into
the
liny
"craft
Goals
were
scored
for
the
Soni
of
Canada
by
MacKlntosh
and
Gray
with
two
each
and
one
In
a
scramble,
the
scorer
belli?
doubtful.
The
Elks'
scorers
were
McLachlan,
"Bumps"
Oliver
and
Taylor
with
two.
In
a
Junior
League
Baseball
game
the
White
Sox
brat
the
Boys
ScouK
12-8
eamc.
Wi:.vs
'"t-.f
lb;
W.
Cavall-r
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v,,i
Meagher
jr.
w
HaaiI
Hall,
rf.
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FOOT
FOR
LECKIE'S
If
it
ha
five
toes
It's
n
"foot
for
ami
the
iloMiirlglit
comfort
that
W'
ana
craftsmen
build
into
every
pair
(b5jQ
1um8
is
one
of
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