text
Prince
Rupert
Do.il.
fjev.
Wednesday.
May
!,
,95,
Play-offs
in
CiU.MTiy
LuiittaLCU
pm.Y
COUlO
On
In
i
In
the
W
UiMLP
of
y
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Canadian
Light-Weight
Vinner
.
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....
.
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r.
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rjy
even
4.ne
mosi
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in
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c
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W
(iht
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Mixed
League
league
ended
last
Wednesday
nhvi
..u,
u
Ip
'W
FINE
SHOW
With
the
finish
of
33
weeks
of
night.
Social
Welfare,
who
had
Pushov,.
ashMi
F;
regular
.league
play,
the
winners
previously
won
first
place
in
the
Jewellers
'
the
thirds
in
Mix-d
"B"
Division,
ended
in
first
of
various,
up
The
,
.
.
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......
-
.
.
.
tic
dUniinl
i...
Champ
Gymnasts
Coming
To
City
Buwling
League
win
take
part
in
place
in
me
a
Division.
An
-featurp.
o,
art
Supervisor
Is
Coming
a
five
game
total
point
playoff
active,
energetic
!UC
team,
team,
Social
Social
trnnhi-e
trouhie
J,
..
,
.
pren!
'"s
Effective
Demonstration
Of
Civic
Centre
Activity
series
tonight
at
the
Rupert
Welfare
will
will
take
take
part
part
in
In
to-
to-
a-tiviw
..h.
Tu..b
k
Wt
t
ft
to,
night's
playoffs
and
will
have
the
Leauf
,
Y
mW
Bowling
Alleys.
Group
of
expert
gymnasts
from
Vancouver
Pro-Rec
will
be
corn-
finish
with
as
right
to
meet
tonight's
winnei
In
a
surprise
MONTREAL
P
Armand
Sa-voie
of
Montreal
Monday
night
won
a
second
round
technical
knock-out
over
Pierre
Montane
when
the
European
lightweight
champion
failed
to
come
out
for
the
bell
at
the
second
round
The
bout
was
stopped
seconds
belore
the
bell
ending
the
.first
round
after
Savoie
opened
a
gash
over
Montane's
right
eye.
Referee
Tomy
Sullivan
hultui
the
Tight
.but
the
victory
was
:ot
nfftcinllv
awarded
to
S:tvole
un
Lion
auditorium
.Mass
Display
Shows
What
Has
lieen
Goinjr
On
at
Popular
Community
Venue
District
supervisor
for
the
pro-
ing
to
Prince.
Rupert
for
the
vincial
Department
of
Physical'
annual
Civic
Centre
Carnival,
it
Education
and
Recreation
is
to
is
announced
by
Jerry
Mathison;
CLASS
NFE
,
be
se
up
in
tlw
central
Eritish
provincial
supervisor
of
physical
l
i
1
Prince
Rupert's
ClVlC
C
entre
IS
(lOine;
a
marvel-
Columbia
area
to
develop
and
education
and
recreation,
who
is
ll,u'
lous
Juu
iob"
in
11
the
wav
ux
of
healthy
community
J
recreation,
supervice
these
phases
of
mcde.n
a
visits
in
the
city,
tiw
party
-y
livme
m
this
Dart
of
the
Dro-
will
consist,
of
fifteen
members
til
a
Montreal
Athk-tic
Commis-:
JejTy
Mathisoil,
provincial
supervisor
Of
the
men's
vince,
it
is
announced
by
Jerry
and
will
journey
here
by
bus,
.
,
,
i
i
j?
1
u,.
.;it
i
Maitiwu,
(jiuvuu:iui
aujirivHi'i,
visiimg
otiier
puiius
in
uie
uis-
(UVlKlOll
01
tllC
(lepailllieia
ui
laicauuii
aim
jjii.)
who
is
a
visiU)r
in
prince
Rupjit.
trict
enroute
.The
group
will
in
SlOll
OOClor
smu
moil
.tin-
tinuu
not
answer
the
bell
for
the
second
round.
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Plf.ase
refrain
from
leiepiiuning
woiu
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
5Uc.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Tliailts
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
E
igagenient
Announcements
fcloo'
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
Where
the
district
supervisor
;
elude
several
intercollegiate
at
ion,
said
so
last
night
as
he
opened
the
fourth
Savoie
weighed
in
at
no,
i.i.i.u..,
..
to"
....
...
wdu
make
his
headnuarters
has
cha
pions.
xney
win
put
on
cus-us
features
In
cunnt-ctlun
pounds
and
Montane
at
13G
j
'
.mvm.,l
-i-rnnastie
(1
i?llav
of
Prince
Rupert
.Klip-hec.
not
vet
beta
decided,
i:
niav
be
CARD
OF
THANKS
LOST
with
the
Carnival.
pounds.
"
L.
.
The
demonstration
of
all
types
in
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Sunday,
two
L03T
OUtlBlP
LASH
I...
I
birds,
one
blue
and
one
green.
I
i.r
n..:?
c.
J
Mr.
Rowland
Miles
wishes
to
think
all
those
who
so
ablv
assisted
In
maKing
tne
recent
Ai
ls
anil
Culls
hxiiibii
so
successful.
Uc
if'uMicr
oiease
call
at
1535
Second
OvenooK.
Reward.
Uiupi
LOST
Black
:
of
Civic
Centre
activity
ft
re-
tor
he
will
spend
his
time
in
and
view
of
w
hat
has
been
going
on
between
the
two
cities
with
Inter-
j
there
during
the
past
winter
vening
points
also
receiving
his;
amply
corroborated
Mr.
Mathi-
attention.
son's
statement.
It
was
a
revela-
important
in
the
district
sup-!
Uion
indeed
to
the'
big
audience
.wviSor
s
functions
will
be
the1
whiL-h
crowded
the
main
gym-
organizing
of
nhvsical
education!
nasium
of
the
Civic
Centre
to
actlvitles
aiui
th(,
,rali;s?
(,f
witness
the
".how.
leaders.
I
k
cocker
spaniel.
j
TASTY
TEA
Rfi777
u
,o
tsKippv.
Bkiiipv.'
Reward.
Kewara.
tamcri
tainerl
i.....
ulrS
Answers
FUlt
S.M.t
Plwnc
Red
022.
HlUp
the
liuw'a
bu'
1
i
.
I....
!i
lurorUers.
FOR
SALE
Tennis
raouet
and;
E-'L'S-Sr
.
.
hoi'se
wantfji
Track
Team
Goes
North
Ku-Me-IIi
off
to
Ketchikan
I'nr
Three-'iuwn
Sieei.
Eo-Mo-Hi's
track
team,
under
leadership
of
Les
Matthews,
leave
tonight
on
the
Prnce
liu-;ert.
lor
Ketchikan
where
tlvy
will
meet
Ket.'hllSan
and
Pet
ersburg
High
School
team
in
an
FOR
SALE
24-lt.
troller
with
(WANTED
TO
RENT
f
baseball
glove,
both
in
perlecl
condition.
Applv
318
Vth
Ave.
East.
tif-nci
FOR
SALE
Jazz
collection
of
iioo
records
complete
with
cabinet,
all
filed
and
inuexej.
gurdies,
"Lone
Slur
'
at
H.sli-
J
or
roum
suue
ft,
eiinens
tiouis.
uaiguin.
macK
o
uriure
o
Dm
,uo''
j
Wanted
to
re;t.
FOR
SALE
Pol
oil
burner!
twuw
lor
small
at
kilclieu
ranue.
What
oiler?
i
;"l'v
needed.
a,(
013
3rd
Ave.
Uf)
I
1040
HLi
Av,
Los
Angeles
To
go
Major
IordCalvert,
.C
SmM
an
Vi
IiBku
No
less
than
275
persons
tooK
part
in
what
was
probably
the
I
mast
colorful
and
impressive
presentation
of
its
kind
that
has
yet
taken
place
at
Civic
Centre,
j
They
ranged
from
the
Tiny
.
Tots,
who
opened
the
two-hour
'
program
with
their
sinking
games
which
captivated
the
au-'
ciience
through
the
junior
and
intermediate
acrobatic
classes
to
I
such
Innovations
as
boxing,
CARS
lOlt
SALE
FOlt
KENT
h-none
blue
BI4
between
U
a
in.
and
12
noon.
tlllpi
FOR
SALE-Household
furnl.sh-.
inas
between
10
and
12
a.m.
or
arter
il
u.ni.,
Suite
2.
Summit
Auts
!au2
FOR
SALE
Complete
household
lunu.sniiigs.
"Must
be
sold
this
.
S17D.0U.
400
8lh
Ave.
FOR
SALE
1937
Cliev.
Oor.rt
41
U-DRIVE
CARS,
f
condition.
$000.
Phone
Red
inter-school
meet.
I
Last
year
P.ince
Rupert
sent
.
a
.small
t?am
of
four
boys
t
o
'
Ketchikan.
It
was
not
larg
;
enough
ti
have
a
chance
to;
amass
sufficient
points
to
win
i
2U0.
(109pil
iii
urenviiie
Couit.
FOR
RENT
Clean
3
-
Served
with
pride
LJ
LCS
ANGELES
The
old
proposal
to
bring
major
league
to
Los'
Angeles
got
a
boost
second
hand
fr.un
Bill
Veeck,
FOR
SALE
-
1947
Plymouth
two-
iHiuj-eKeeuin?
rwim
woikiug
girls
Cai
after
5
orn
out,
nevertneiess,
finished
sec-1
badminton
and
square
dancing,
demonstrating
other
lines
of
activity
at
Prince
Rupert's
centre
of
cultural
and
recreational
en-
iContinued
on
page
51
door
sedan,
radio,
neater,
i
Cash
or
terms
Priced
reason-
1
able
Phone
Green
105
belore'
7
p.m.
UlOpi
on
those
special
occasions
1
iJ
!
when
only
the
finest
,Vi
;
former
boss
of
the
Cleveland
in-iond
to
Kayhi
Room
FOR
RENT
-Red
471.
West.
112yi
FOR
SALE
Glllnetter
"Alpha"
w
ith
u.sed
socKeve
net.
one
lull
net.
one
set
ol
lines,
uolmis?
gurdies.
poles
unu
leads.
Blue
021.
(109pi
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re
will
suffice
mmiTfo
WANlT.lt
FOR
RENT
Small
lor
House,
iurni.shfd.
A
dians.
I
"With
a
full
team
this
year.
County
Supervisor
Leonard
J.i'e
are
very
hopeful
of
comin,,'
Roach
said
he
conferred
recently
lt
011
top,"
says
Coach
Mathews,
with
Veeck
here
and
quoted
the
i
Leaving
tonight
with
Mathews
latter
as
"jumoine
up
and
dow
i
re:
with
enthusiasm."
'
Bob
Wllliartnon,
captain
and
"He
told
me
he
could
swim?
;
a
heavy
winner
at
Ketchikn-i
it,"
Roach
added.
ilast
var.
a.
Dailv
News.
WANTED
--
TOP
MAKKE1
PRICES
PAIL)
tor
scrap
iron
steel,
brass
copper,
leurt.
ele
FOR
RE.NT-To
n..
ceived
bv
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Tuesday.
Muv
2!th,
ment.
No
chiidrm
Ave.
West.
Honest
grading
Prompt
pay-
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
;
1951.
for
the
purchase
f
the
hereuiuler
described
fishini
vessel,
together
with
eouip-nu'tit
thereon,
belonging
lo
jerry
Fcra.
srrmter
and
ais-
Roa:h
said
Veeck
brought
NONtk
FINER1
MADI
7J-
tuJn
Metals
Ltd..
250
P'lor
Si
Var.-
roR
RENT
Two
ro
couver.
B.
C.
Phone
Paclitr
i
nlelU
A)Jul
221
;k
0357.
(tf
I
itare
runner,
also
at
Ketchika
l
fhn
Hptcrmltinrt
(hof
tV.o
lflR
fldn.
last
Year.
the
estate
of
John
Mattson
deceased.
Name:
Prtncesa
Lensth:
2(1'
Breadlh:
T
FOR
RENT-Ful!v
seat
Memorial
Coliseum'
could
bP:
,Pp,nio
40"?"t
'ialUt,
and
Roddie
mller
and
sert
for
hn.hnii
with
lu
nf.
Tait,
Pl.lM
ItlN'G
AMI
IIKATINC
and
.
home
for
five
r
1
v
ill.
n-
m:-
'
Depth:
3'8
".
Powered
bv
an
8
1ne
eana-ltv
inr.-eas-ri
155.3H0
n8n
Jumper,
both
alsj
repeat
543.
t
LI
sheet
metal
work.
Phone
call
629
Cth
West.
Rent
free
to
rinai
1
cx-haive
for
board
.
plus
lii'ht.
phone
ir
obieetion
to
one
in:,
ers
from
last
year.
fr-
u"h
n
feriracticn
as
the
hp.
Regent
engine.
Arrange-!
merits
to
inspect
the
vessel
can
I
be
made
with
Harrv
Welda.
,
Viclorv
Cove.
Successful
ten-j
det
er
to
take
po-ssession
at
Victory
Cove
B.C.
Terms:
Strictly
!
cash.
Highest
or
anv
tender,
not
necessarily
accented.
G.
I
i
Black
298
alter
6
c
Othe
-s
makin"
the
trio
to
Kv!-chiknn
for
the
first
time:
Carl
Watson,
all-round
field
At
tHlliM'AMs
World
Series.
There
is
a
ma
lor
league
agreement
not
to
entr
lis
Angelas
I
HELP
WANTO
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT,
llicoma
Tux
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk
WANTED-Tvolst
clfn
(o-,.".1"."'
Pr:,!d
S
U
throwing"
and
lumps.
'
.
19o2.
At
the
time
a
major
league
,
G
Williamson,
Beb's
W.'
Stone
li'iildui"
Ked
alia.
i
time
emniovmeni
a'
oert
Rmlio
and
Eir-
F.
Forbes.
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Jonn
Mattson
deceased.
Room
13.
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
1
110c
'20
in
c
.r
',
,
o
........
.
(jrnther,
nrintT.
William
Elackaby,
distance
the
votes
against
moving
here.
WEAL
LSI'
ATE
WANTED-Four
men
lallv
selllnc.
Unite
torv.
Eiirnines
and
$1
(ICO
oer
mi;
W
Martinuk
at
G
runner.
Ha
-old
Ridsvik.
miler.
Bernard
Oiirrc,
id
and
Rali;!1
Enrich,
sprinters
UNUSUAL
MIXTURE
REOINA
(P-Rcnnie
Mah.
!,
ju:t
arrived
from
China,
speaks
Personal
interview
a:
FOR
SALE
Four-room
wartime
house
Good
condition,
Artlti-I
rial
fireplace,
electric,
fire.'
F
u
r
n
i
s
h
e
d
or
unlurnishe.i.
I
tp
fcovs
will
he
nwav
for
a
St.
only
a
few
words
of
English.
And
week
Owner
leaving
citv.
Reason-
WANTED
YmHh.
16
able
price
lor
casii..
pnojtr
of
nee.
to
leam
hare
he
speaks
with
a
Scottish
accent,
I
because
his
teacher
in
Hong
:
Kon"
was
a
Scot.
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
fl
..
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIO'
niue
io;
or
ran
av
iu
oui
f
ps
(ust
0(.
neai
anv
nine.
n-m.
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Ling-belt
Speeder
Shovels:
Cranes:
Draglines;
Adams
Road
Graders:
LltUefoid
Hros.
Black
Ton
Ro-ad
Maintenan
-e
Eauioment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grannies;
T
L
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
lor
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps;
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Oasollnc
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Sevens
and
Conveyors.
Full
informal
ion
'
from
National
M.T-hiuerv
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
ttf)
CPORT
OHOTS
petir.
Permanent
factory
annieant
person
to
Kaien
Co-ware
Store,
"btsinkss
opporti
iThis
adveiliScincnt
is
not
ptiblislied
or
dispIayeJ
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board'
or
by
the
Government
of
Ilritish
G!umbia.
FOR
SALE
Big
four
furnished.
.
10R8
(ith
East.
O.
Rhodes.
Box
1111.
(1130'
I
'
FOR
KALE
Family
home,
7tll
0
l
,
Jackie
Robinson
Is
off
to
a
great
start
in
the
batter's
box
with
the
Dodgers
and,
like
ail
hitters
with
Inflated
averages
Avenue
East.
Three
bedrooms.
for
SALE-Altra"
dining
room,
living
room.
den.
.
ixtures
and
fuJv;
Oil
ranee
and
some
furniture
imiiirline
H
"U.
n
1
New
roof
and
foundation
Full,
nnri
Wurliter:
6
1;
oricp
$1700.00.
Terms
if
re-
;
9
SP;,ts
A
real
buv
auired.
I
Box
15'J3.
R
E.
MORTIMER.
353
3rd
Ave.
1
Rc-U
Estate
and
Insurance
1
im
Fo7TlALFFour
roomed
house
'
oil,
BIIRNE1'
SP'
iiduieM
cut
eiiiona
he
Is
having
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to
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niture-
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tables.
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of
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beds
complete,
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suites,
small
size
carpets,
field
elasses.
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lo'elng
boots.
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ed
by
the
Inside
pitch.
In
a
recent
game
between
the
Dodgers
and
the
Giants,
Sal
Maglie
"knocked"
Robinson
clown
and
Jackie
employed
the
tradition
il
comeback
of
the
annoyed
hitter.
He
bunted
down
the
first
base
line,
making
Maglle
cover
the
bag,
then
ran
into
him.
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and
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thinking
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versus
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race
has
nothing
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and
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simply
is
one
of
the
game's
better
hitters,
an
enemy
of
all
National
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pitchers
;io
are
called
upon
to
work
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the
Brooklyn
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Remember
the
trouble
Lou
Bourdreau
had
with
rival
pitchers
in
1948,
when
he
was
having
his
greatest
year?
They
were
always
knocking
him
down
and
it
was
hard
for
Lou
to
take.
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he
took
It,
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can
Robinson,
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The
better
hitters
should
expect
to
be
brushed
back
from
the
plate
and
most
of
them
do.
Meanwhile,
Robinson
will
continue
to
spark
the
Dodgers'
attack,
getting
up
out
of
the
batter's
box
to
challenge
Stan
Musial
and
anybody
else
aiming
at
the
1951
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music
store
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