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f
Champs
In
Prince
Rupert"
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
1,
1951
Li
Club
Win
OEOkGL
i)m
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Green
810
and
Red
127
of
Bob
Hanna,
and
there
is
a
I
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Firemen
Pull
Upset
In
Defeat
of
Rupert
Radio
Firemen
4,
Radio
2
In
a
well-played
game
the
Firemen
milWl
:
New
Traffic
Man
for
TCA
MONTREAL.
The
appointment
of
W.
Gordon
Wood
to
be
vice-president
In
charge
of
traffic,
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
was
announced
today
by
O.
R.
McGregor,
president
of
the
com
reason.
Bob
landed
here
when
j
the
city
was
young,
and
died
be-)
fore
a
lot
of
others
were
born,
j
or
came
here
to
live.
Bob
was
a
Scot
as
well
as
a
character.
r""
ra"'-v'
I'
-
rill-A
IA
Vb.ro's
39-year-old
'lt
Walter
Mt'Elroy
of
jn"
PH,-S
liinior
by
16
'""rt
thmi.r.ri
delugrs
Friduv
t.
win
tiwir
wnl-',
the'
Canadian
umateur
impiunsluP.
Farley
de-;
Ho'and.
Vanc.u-Wr.n-'ii'an
i
iUriP
junior
cham-
M'-WW.
never
ln
4
am1
2
s
b,ire.
won
4
and
3
.,
Jimi'i-ii
an
survivor,
English
Football
Division
One
i
Arsenal
3,
Sunderland
0
Blackpool
3,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Manches-
'
ter
United
0
;
Derby
County
4,
6toke
City
2
I
Fulham
3,
Charlton
Athletic
3
(tiei
Liverpool
2,
Huddersfield
Town
haJioui
fishing,
early
irTthe
'
8turdv
and
trong,
and
looking
industry
here,
was
not
governed
!
the
part'
he
as
a
waterfront
by
vjry
strict
rules
and
regula-1
Ploneer.
Hanna
was
in
the
tions
For
one
thin?
'ther.
M.wiBbmeritan
war,
and
-
v..
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X
.t"s.
,
r
..
tti
1
j
.
,-
i
j.
-
,
;
pany.
In
this
position
Mr.
Wood
will
be
responsible
for
the
de
major
upset
last
night
at
Gyro
Park
by
defeating
the"
league
winning
Rupert
Radio
4-2
behind
the
steady
pitching
of
Art
Olsen.
Olnen
allowed
the
Radio's
only'
plenty
of
fish
for
the'
-fisherman
Proved
himself
a
fine
gunner.
six
mis.
inree
oi
which
whi-o
inf
p
h
ho
knew
his
trade,
and
was
l
tareer
in
the
united
States
well
posted
on
which
way
to
go.
Kav
makes
a
first
rate
story.
Deep
sja
operations
continued
!
;
practically
all
summer,
find
even
j
The
first
Japanese
sailing
ship
j'?ngei-.
It
was
not
until
It
was
;
to
ever
oend
a
day
at
Prince
j
realized
clearly
the
industry
-was
!
Rupert
came
to
northern
B.C.
j
threatened,
a
change
to
bring
j
waters
to
load
cured
salmon
to
I
about
conservation
became
ef-
i
take
back
to
Japan.
The
enter-
Kramer.
Jr..
of
ltroit.
36
final
will
be
Far-,,,,,,,111
try
al
the
ama-ail
the
third
time
he
rM
t''1''
f'i,:
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Tiny
Carlsen
drove
in
Llewelyn
;
ln
the
top
half
of
the
first
inn-
Itiz
for
the
first
run
of
the
game.
Firemen
acored
again
ln
the
"second
when
Art
OUen
walked
Old
Satchel
Works
On
Tribe
Loss
fectlve.
1
Manchester
City
2,
Aston
Villa
2
(tie)
Middlesborcugh
5,
Burnley
0
Newcastle
United
7,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2
Portsmouth
l.
Chelsea
0
'
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Preston
North
End
1
(tie)
velopment
of
the
company's
passenger,
cargo
and
air
express
traffic
and
for
administration
of
general
traffic
activities.
He
will
also
represent
TCA
on
traffic
matters
In
the
International
Air
Transport'
Association.
He
succeeds
Anson
C.
McKim,
recently
resigned.
Mr.
Wood
has
served
at
TCA's
general
traffic
manager
since
March
1B48
and
has
been
connected
with
the
airline's
traffic
department
since
1939,
except
during
the
war
when
he
served
overseas
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
as
an
air
observer
pilot.
He
Iir.it
tiitticj
air
transportation
in
1935
as
Seattle
traffic
!
prise
failed.
It
could
all
be
blam-
ed
on
the
weather.
At
times,
the
and
scored
on
Holme's
hit
to,
!
centre
field.
There
was
no
more
;
scoring
until
the
bottom
of
the
sixth
when
Carl
Watson
eingled
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
arV
2
i
'J
;
spells
of
calmness
were
too
pro-!
longed.
And
frequently
there
was
i
too
much
heat.
There
was
no
Japanese
freighters
were
the
first
to
load
grain
at
Prince
.Rupert,
and
the
elevator,
then.
mm
-...,.
,
!
sioie
second
and
took
third
and
CLEVELAND
ff
With
Sat-
i
home
on
passed
balls
I
r
ul
mie
iiiU:hinK
a
terrific)
ln
the
top
of
the
seventh,1
clutch
relief
aauiumient
against!
the
Firemen
added
two
mor
hi
old
mute?,
fit.
Louis
Browns
;
runs
for
insurance
when
Art
Ol-1
b-
lted
two
homers
und
defeated
;
sen
singled,
went
to
second
on1
Clcv..-iarul
Indiuns
e-3
Uist
night.
Ian
out
and
scored
on
Bill's
hit'
The
defeat
wus
the
Indians'
j
Into
left
field.
Bill
then
scored
on
'
third
.st'-aight.
bihI
uw
them
fall
another
hit
by
Llewelyn
was
a
brand
new
plant,
with
the
j
way
to
prevent
the
salmon
from
!
city
looking
forward
to
busy
becoming
unfit
for
food.
winters
from
then
on.
That
one
!
The
ship
was
a
little
wind-
cculd
not
be
called
idle.
The
I
Jammer.
She
came
to
Prince
:
Japanese
vest
ls
took
full
cargoes
!
Rupert
to
Comply
with
Customs
,
and
the
waterfront
hummed
with
i
regulations.
The
salmon
was
activity,
loading
Involving
the
i
loaded
.at
the
Queen
Charlotte
'
i
use
Of
considerable
lumber.
The
Islands.
The
Nipponese
skipper
captain
and
officers
of
the
first
j
welcomed
the
Collector,
Jarvis
ship
to
arrive
hjre,
for
wheat,
:
McLtod,
as
well
as
other
offi-
u
full
mime
below
leai'U
-lead-
MonK
Bundberg
relieved
Rusty
Ford
and
retired
Ray
Spring
and
Tiny
Carlsen
to
end
the
I
were
the
guests
of
the
city,
at
a;
c,als.
and
a
newspaperman.
In
rally,
ing
New
York
Yankees.
tornicr
Detroit
Tiger
Saul
R?!ovin
Khut
out
his
old
mates
for
the
second
time
In
tin
ve
weeks
as
he
pitched
Chi-cwrc
White
Sox
to
a
2-0
triumph.
These
weie
the
only
mator
banquet.
The
Japanese
were
i
not
proficient
in
the
English!
repreisenative
for
Pacific
Alaska
Airways,
a
division
of
Pan
American
Airways.
In
1939
he
returned
to
Ottawa
and
joined
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
as
traffic
representative
ln
the
capital.
A
native
of
Ottawa,
Mr.
Wood
was
educated
at
the
public
schoflls
there
and
the
Wharton
School
of
Finance,
University
of
Pennsylvania.
He
Is
married
to
the
former
Freda
Runge
of
Ottawa
and
has
two
children.
his
cabin,
refreshments
were
served,
and
the
course
across
the
Pacttlc
traced.
Rupert
Radio
tried
hard
to
get
a
rally
going
In
the
last
of
the
seventh
but
could
only
score
SHERIFFS
SALE
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
tVOKKMLVK
C'OMPKNHATION
IUAHI
rsn
P1.KCY
ROV
CAMIiHOV
.AM)
HVIE
IKANKHK
And
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
KOI
McliOrtiAhL
VfrnuH
PKIICV
HOV
C
AMI.HON
AM
IYIK
TK.VNHFfclt
Under
anrt
by
virtue
of
a
Warrant
of
Execution
and
a
Writ
of
iieii
Facias
from
the
County
Court
of
-Prince
Rupert,
and
"life
Supreme
iCourt
of
British
Columbia,
respectively,
and
to
me
directed,
itnamst
the
guods
and
chattels
of
the
defendants,
Prcy
Hoy
Cameron
and
liydc
Transfer,
I
liave
wized
1
Pareo
dump
truck.
1947
model.
3
ton
capacity;
1
only
1047
model
Purgo
3
ton
truck:
1
Fargo,
19WJ,
a
ton
truck;
l
pHrwo.
l4H,
1
ton
truck;
1
Dodge
dump
truck.
1945
model;
1
Dodge
1041
pick-up
truck;
1
'ord,
1950.
3
ton
truck.
1
Ford.
11)47.
3
ton
truck;
1
Ford,
li46.
2
ton
truck;
1
Furd,
1947,
Ford
or
sedan;
quantity
uf
replacements
and
attachments
for
the
above
vehicles;
1
power
pole
r-aw
with
5
H
P.
electric
motor
and
-three-saws,
complete;
electric
motor,
torls
and
wnall
equipment,
platform
scale,
heating
stove,
Ooklie
&
M-Cullut:ri
safe.
Remington
t
""'writer
nsh
t-Mfrietr,
adding
machine
and
mUcellaneous
ofrice
furniture
and
equipment:
and
on
Friday,
the
7th
day
of
September.
1951.
at
the
hour
of
1:30
in
the-afternoon,
I
will
offer
for
sale
at
public
auction
all
the
right,
title
and
Interest
of
the
defendants
in
the
above
goods.
language,
but
everybody
"got
by."
The
kipper
knew
a
little,
and
once.
Durryl
Young
led
off
with
.v
BU
,u8
Way.
Labor
differences
were
not
un-
1
league
games
played
Friday.
I
a
single
as
did
Carl
Watson.
Paifc-.
making
his
first
appear-
;
Mouse
Morrison
struck
out,
Maturing
on
the
Municipal
Stadium
i
thews
grounded
out
with
Young
mound
since
the
Indians
drop-
i
scoring
on
the
plav
and
Jerrv
him
In
1!60.
entered
the
I
Ford
flew
out
to
Tinv
Carlsen
ped
.
...
know
nin
'Canada
during
1951
Although
major
construction
:,blU
on
4ne
whole,
,t.,
year
"be
'Sw
SS
i
thut
ewyone
should
reard
wlth
cannot
cannot
oe
caned
cnu"f'
ieoiwlderable
satisfaction.
There
taerc
is
nev-rtheless
considerable
no
,unemployment
and
T."
Ithe
sca.e
is
acceptable,
wage
n
lakla
which
hi
h
was
so
h
badly
n
dam-
neByer
Tnerfi
of
c
aged
last
fall.
Is
still
at
the
yards,
coBn.
te
t
No
one
.CBn
tinie
dramatically
for
-St.
Louis
jto
end
the
game.
I
n
nil
ifcu-i-flur'
'ra
,m
i
t
voi
h
i.r
PAKI8TAN
FARMS
More
than
45,000,000
acres
of
land
Is
under
cultivation
in
Pakistan,
of
which
mure
than
two-thirds
is
Irrigated.
In
the
ninth
Inning
with
two!
lndiune
on
base
and
nob
idy
out.
uiiiFWMtf
'Kt'tT
PaH!'s
cool
job
saved
the
vie-
if,
,
,
tory
......
for
Jim
McDonald
who
won
,ewelyn.
hnrlnff
AB
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4
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4
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0
i
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iT'
u
i
.
4-
template
such
a
thing,
for
a
Terms
of
Bale.
Cash'
and
this
sale
shall
be
subject
to
the
Social
his
third
game
ueaiiist
five
I
hrnlthy
discontent
is
at
the
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tex.
Carlsen,
If,
losses.
bottom
of
all
true
progress
A
good
many
persons
now
liv
If
you
want
lo
sell
it,
advertise
It.
News
ulasmfie.iui
Duud
at
Pih.ee
Kuprt.
BC,
this
20th
day
of
August,
1951.
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prlnre
Rupert.
(A22.i5,29.Sl,5)
i
I
ing
in
Prince
Rupert
never
heard
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on
page
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Holmes,
WTHALL'S
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Radio
Matthews,
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Ford,
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Ladies
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Gentlemen
LING
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tailor
Hartwig
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cf
2
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3
27
2-base
hits:
Spring.
Struck
out
by:
OLsen
9,
R.
Ford
3,
Sundberg
1.
Bases
on
balls:
Olsen
2,
Ford
I'aikiiiK.
(
ralinj
220
Sixth
Et.
These
649
f-!iii!iin(
and
Jleiteral
4,
Sundberg
0.
The
second
game
of
the
finals
will
be
played
at
Gyro
Park
on
Tuesday
night
September
4,
at
7:00
sharp.
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and
Storage
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and
Effl-Siivii-c,
A!m
agents
for
liun
Liiiuid
Air
Co,
Ltd.
xy::i-n,
Acetylene
and
all
sii)ilics.
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&
APPLIANCE
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H.
Cut-ress,
Miss
J.
Thornton,
G.
Zach-aiias,
J
Goblo,
C.
W.
Bissonnette,
Miss
M.
Leeman.
R.
Gale,
H.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
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E.
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L.
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F.
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A.
Townes.
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From
Stewart
SgJ.
Potterton.
Frtim
Alice
Arm
R.
P.
Henderson,
Mr.
Anderson.
A.
Hayter.
'rom
Anyox
Mr.
McMuhon,
Mr.
McArthur.
To
Khutaeymateen
A.
Mc-Phail,
R.
E.
Riley.
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
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MINING
MACHINERY
$100,000
PER
DAY
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.
Every
working
day
lut
year
the
Sun
Life
paid
out
an
ra(!a
of
nearly
$400,000
to
policyholder!
and
baneficiaries.
ln
many
caaaa
the
imunmee
check
reprewntad
the
an)y
fund
available
at
a
time
of
dira
need.
Are
your
dependent
aimilarly
protected?
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T.
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