Handicap
I
RJ'VENUERS
O.
Slangebye
R.
Ramsay
D.
f'eachey
E.
Hint
KHATADAS
A.
Orimb:
B.
Payne
M,
McRai
H.
Watrir
Low
S;ore.
Handicap
Titals
i
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Pn'nrc
Rupert
Daflu
jQdus
Saturday,
December
21,
101G
ouwu
BANKERS
DEFEAT
PEOPLES
STORE
Clean
Sweep
In
Ladies'
Bowling:
league
Other
Results
A3
ankers
defeated
People's
Store
three
games
to
nothing
In
the
Ladies'
"B"
Bowling
League,
Watts
and
Nickerson
and
Whirlwinds
won
toy
default
from
Pi
Ices
and
Trade
Board
and
At-lln
'Fisheries
respectively.
Dcck-et?s
and
Revenuers
defeated
Co-ops
and
Khatadas
two
games
to
w.e.
Individual
scoring:
EANK121RS
D,
Smith
137
J.
Thornton
187
M.-Amadio
108
B.
Laird
137
HajirKicap
120
Totals
C89
FECFLL'S
STORE
E.
Clark
141
M.
Stewart
102
11.
raidsen
128
C.
Bradfey
82
Handicap
87
Tctah
510
WAig
&
NICKERSON
89
169
120
96
120
000
190
114
126
69
87
586
A.
Wrathall
178
189
E.
iMoxley
130
125
E.
Noble
119
1..5
N.'
Munlhe
-
143
.
25
V.
Wrathall
153
136
Handler
p
47
47'
Totals
771
317
PRICES
AND
TRADE
BOARD
Prices
and
Trade
Board
defaulted.
WOTILWIXDS
F'.Crv1?!!!
A.
DrmaerL
....
2.
M2rse
E".
'Mohnel
At.'ln
defaulted.
DOCCETTES
R.
MM-ner
L
M.
r
'?"tcmery
.
R.
Christiansjn
'.
CO-OP
M.
ShrubsaU"...
B.
R:tdderham
J.
Clark
D.
S'monson
.
Lrw
Score
178
167
114
225
154
47
83:
138
139
112
167
90
105
114
123
152
148
255
174
240
81
103
85
85
85
S!)2
778
73G
128
153
69
85
186
120
135
133
150
120
105
99
133
101
137
55
55
55
656
733
630
94
193
90
130
129
57
120
137
114
109
1C5
1591
85
101
69
1
'
113
113
143
651
778
632
213
135
109
203
185
137
123
185
190
113
84
138.
139
191
172
86
86
86
866
892
135
135
132
216
147
149
146
153
203
129
112
175
113
84
137
112
112
110
851
743
906
,
SHpRT
SPORT
Britain
took
the
sports
bit
between
its
teeth,
raced
through
1916
kicking
up
unprecedented
attendance
and
betting
figures,
:
but
cresses
intn
1Q47
wifh
fVm
i
country's
watchword
"For
Export
Only"
echoing
even
In
the
trophy
rooms.
Foreign
competl-tors
took
away
many
of
the
years'
plum
sports
awards.
After
'siSTwartime
years
of
an
almost-starving
sports
diet,
the
fun-lov-Jn.?.
Briton
demanded
and
got
his
recreation
on
a
colossal
s:ale.
l.i
'5'ig-t!nie
soccer
and
first-class
county
cricket
were
revived
on
a
pre-war
basis;
horses
and
degs
drew
millions;
golf
fiends
followed
"name"
players
up
and
down
the
country,
almost
crowding
them
off
the
greens;
Wimbledon's
electric
scoreboard
fpelled
out
the
names
of
tennis
experts
from
France
to
Australia;
boxing
produced
a
British
heavyweight
"white
hope,"
and
Canadian
hockey
players
came
over
to
revive
the
ice
game.
Motorcycle
speedway
racing,
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
31
P.
O.
Box
544
ERASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
in
Sports
115
141
82
97
120
155
113
76
117
103
87
ROBINSON
WINS
WELTER
TITLE
NEW
YORK
W
"Sugar
Ray"
Robinson
last
night
ended
a
fivi:-year
campaign
foil
the
world
welterweight
championship
when
he
scored
a
fifteen-round
decision
over
Tommy
Bell
of
Youngstown,
Ohio,
at
Madison
Square
Garden
before
15,670
fans.
Robinson
weighed
146V2
pounds
and
Bell
148
pounds.
CANADIANS
ARE
NOT
TRAVELLING
Edmonton
Junior
Hockey
Team
Turns
Down
Offer
to
Represent
Canada
in
World
Hockey
Championship
EDMONTON
Kh
Officials
of
the
Edmonton
Junior
Canadian
Hockey
Club
announced
last
night
that
they
had
decided
to
turn
down
an
offer
from
the
496
j
Canadian
Hockey
Association
to
(represent
Canada
in
the
world
hockey
championship
at
Prague,
Czechoslovakia,
in
February.
Eastern
hockey
officials
said
that,
since
the
Canadians,
had
declined
to
go,
Canada
would
probably
not
be
represented
in
the
championship
she
won
so
many
times.
BIG
WINNINGS
PAID
IN
ERROR
CAPETOWN
ffA
punter
was,
paid
l,296.16s.
($5,187)
instead
of
8.4s.
at
the
Kenllworth
race
course
recently
and
the
matter
Js'
being
Investigated
by
the
Criminal
Investigation
Depart
ment.
He
presented
four
double
tote
tickets
on
Numbers
7
and
2
Cfder
Cup
and
Florizel
which
were
second
and
first
respectively.
.
For
each
of
these
tickets
he
was
entitled
to
a
consolation
prize
cf
2.1s.
but
on
each
ticket
he
was
paid
the
winning
prize
of
299.4s.
1,196.16.-5.
In
all
which
was
the
dividend
on
Num
bers"
10
and
2,
Escapade
and
Florizel.
.
In
addition
the
man
was
overpaid
another
100
as
the
Treasury
notes
were
being
counted
out
to
him.
He
therefore
got
U96.16s
instead
of
8.4s.
roller-skating
and
various
other
attractions
crowded
the
rationed
newspapers
for
space
on
the
British
sports
pages.
The
Englishman
led
with
his
chin
for
any
sport,
and
promoters
were
only
too
happy
to
oblige.
The
biggest
blows
to
Britain's
playing-field
prestige
were
suffered
on
the
rich
green
turf
of
race
tracks,
golf
courses
and
at
Wlm-ble'don.
Reasons
advanced
were
w.rthnp
d
rlocatic
i
of
?,ocrt
and
tt(
1
"!
"ua'"J
met
vi
me
mjusn
people.
ANCIENTS
USED
ASBESTOS
The
use
of
asbestos
can
b
traced
to
ancient
times.
Grotto
CIGAR
STORE
Wholesale
and
Retail
Tobacconists
coon
SUPPLY
OP
MEN'S
SUNDRIES
SMALL
QUANTITIES
ROLLS
RAZORS
RONSON
LIGHTERS
Make
Your
Choice
Earlv
i
LEGION
FIGHT
!
CARD
TONIGHT
The
Marquis
or
Queensbury
will
give
Santa
Claus
a
mild
nudge
tonight
and
will
share
some
of
the
prominence
that
the
gentleman
from
the
North
Pole
has
been
receiving
lately
when
boxing
fans
foregather
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym
to
witnecs
the
Legion
Boxing
committee's
fight
card.
Lord
Quecnsbury's
code
of
ring
ethics
will
be
strictly
observed
under
the
guidance
of
Brick
Skinner
and
Sgt.-Major
McLean,
who
will
act
as
referees.
Sgt.-Major
McLean
will
referee
the
preliminary
bouts
and
Brick
Skinner
will
be
in
the
ring
dur
ing
the
semi-final
and.
final.
j
Centre
of
interest,
of
course,
is
the
10-round
bout
between
I
Benny
Windle
and
Len
Hltchens,
i
both
of
whom
were
reported
to-1
day
to
be
in
top
shape,
and
rest-
j
ing
for
tonight's
bout.
!
Workmen
labored
all
mornlni?
to
put
up
the
ring
and
lnstal
the
seats
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym,
finishing
at
noon.
Judging
by
the
advance
sale
of
tickets,
a
big
crowd
will
be
present.
Judges
will
be
George
Howe
and
Jack
Judge
with
Brick
Skinner
as
third
Judge
during
the
preliminaries
and
Sgt.
Major
McLean
taking,
his
place
during
the
last
two
fights.
Bob
Cameron
and
Wally
Landon
will
be
timekeepers.
All
the
preliminaries
will
be
three
two-minute
rounds,
with
the
semi-final
four
two-minute
rounds
and
the
final
10
two-minute
rounds.
Here
Is
the
line-up:
Len
Hitchens,
144,
vs.
Benny
Windle,
147
(final).
Darrow
Gomez,
150,
vs.
Leo
Adolph,
153
(semi-final).
Steve
Bright,
163,
vs.
Ous
Gus-tavson,
159.
Alex
Gomez,
139,
vs.
Harold
Einerson,
146.
Billy
Anderson,
146,
vs.
Bobby
Jones,
142.
Sandy
Hamilton,
115,
vs.
Billy
McChesney,
115.
Bob
Anderson,
110,
vs.
Walter
Carlson,
115.
NOVEMBER
DULL
IN
POLICE
COURT
November
was
a
relatively
dull1
month
In
city
police
court,
ac-j
cording
to
the
monthly
report
of
police
Sergeant
L.
A.
N.
Pot-,
terton,
considered
by
the
civic
police
committee
last
night.
Charges
coming
before
the
magistrate
numbered
twenty-six
and
$370
was
collected
In
fines
foN
lowing
the
conviction
of
24
offenders.
Half
of
the
convictions
obtained
were
laid
under
the
In
dian
Act
in
which
natives
were
charged
with
Intoxication.
Four
persons
were
also
convicted
under
the
Indian
Act
with
sup
plying
liquor
to
Indians.
Three
convictions
were
ob
tained
in
cases
of
vagrancy
three
under
Government
Liquor
Act,
one
on
a
charge
of
thef
of
a
dog,
and
one
on
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering
and
I'totect
Your
Boat
From
FIRE
See
Us
for
KIDDE-LUX
C02
Fire
Extinguishers
We
recharge
C
O
2
Extinguishers
after
use,
in
our
own
plant
in
Prince
Rupert.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Building
Supplies
Coal
Phone
651
and
652
by
the
court.
THIS
AND
THAT
"My
bouncer
asked
for
a
raise
and
I
foolishly
told
him
"No!"'
PUBLIC
OWNERSHIP
MAKES
STRIDES
(continued
from
page
1)
ernment
control
and
forblddin?
the
sale
of
doctors'
practices,
had
a
stormy
passage
through
both
hausc3,
although
there
was
general
agreement
on
the
desirability
of
extending
health
services.
On
foreign
affairs,
the
government
and
opposition
fnnt
benches
were
In
such
harmony
that
Foreign
Secretary
Erne-t
Htvln
often
received
more
ap-
theft.
Two
separate
charges
of
drunken
driving
were
dismissed
Monetary
loss
from
Criminal
Code
complaints
during
the
month
totalled
$523,
of
which
$57
was
recovered.
Approxi-
of
watches,
most
of
which
oc
curred
at
parties.
J
There
were
six
motor
yehiclc
accidents,
four
of
which
resulted
from
weather
conditions.
Twc
traffic
victims
required
-hospi-
j
tal
treatment.
.
v
V
n'.-.uise
from
the
Conservatives
Uian
from
Labor
back-benchers.
Prime-
Minister
Attlee
gained
tature
during
toe
year,
his
grip
n
the
IcAd-'i'ship
anelrallem?d
although
he
personally
carried
in?
government
defence
In
the
Commons
on
an
immense
rang?
rf
rantroversal
subjects,
irclud-ing
foreign
affairs,
demobilization,
the
proposed
withdrawal
of
Eritish
forces
from
Egypt,
dearer
-'pf-aniatlon
and
Commonwealth
relations.
The
prime
minister
made
hi.
f'.rst
major
cabinet
changes
during
the
year.
Sir
Ben
Smith
left
the
food
ministry
after
risin?
nrotests
against
his
department
n
the
Commons,
his
place
btin?
taken
tubcu
by
ui
a
a
rising
lining
Labor
uawi
aiai
star
,.ii
.
-
,
-
A
I
?M
TI
Strarhey.
A.
V.
Alexander.
sr.atPfi
u.na
lMirrPrl
frnm
theft
J
J,
who
succeeded
Mr.
Churchill
as
First
Lord
cf
the
Admiralty
early
in
the
war,
graduates
frcm
general
government
.handyman
to
minister
of
defence
with
m-nervWcn
over
the
three
defence
departments.
aorfte
Hall
left
the
Colonial
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Hollywood
Cafe
PKINCE
HUPERTS
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
6
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTI
ES
cnop
SUEY
enow
MEIN
f
OR
OUTSIDF
ORDERS
PHONE
183
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
f
'
.
AND
f
I
SPORTING
SPORTING
r,onnc
GOODS
i
fc'ff
WW
"W
Gfl
KAIEN
HARDWARE
g
P.O.
BOX
98
9
Office
for
the
House
of
Lords
and
ministerial
office
as
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
being
succeeded
by
Arthur
Creech
Jcnes,
long-time
student
of
colonial
affairs.
Philip
Noal
Baker
b?cams
secretary
for
air,
his
old
job
as
minister
of
state
goiaj
tb
Hector
M:Neil,
young
B:ws
man
who
won
his
spuns
as
Mr.
Bevin's
under-sctrerary.
Other
Changes
'
In
MinMries
Capt.
F.
J.
Bellenger
becams
secretary
t$r
war
wTlen
Jack
Lawson
retired
from
this
Dfflco,
and
Lord
Nathan
became
minis
ter
of
civil
aviation
following
Lord
Wlnstcr,
appointed
etLVf
nor
of
Cyprus.
Viscount,
Star
-gate
retired
as
air
secretary.
In
27
by-elect'.ons
since
the
191J
.general
election,
14
Labor
seats
were
at
stake
and
all
were
retained.
Of
the
610
Common!
!ets,
Labor
now
holds
393,
Con
servatives
200,
Liberal
Nationals
13,
Liberals
11,
and
ethers
22.
while
one
is
vacant.
The
Liberal
.
party
showing
in
by-elections
!
did
not
indicate
that
party
i
hones
of
larje-scale
revival
have
:
matured.
In
the
Commons,
Herbert
'.Morrison
as
yovernment
hou'-iP
'
"eader
made
members
woit
h-rd,
with
fewer
holidays
nvyj
'."user
hours,
with
sittings
un-.
t'l
dawn
several
times.
In
the
.
Lords,
about
40
Labor
peers
ear-1
r!ed
government
business'
In
a
j
c'.iatv.brr
where
about
800
may
!
t
but
iiii'v
abnut
120
usually
r'l'rn.V
Tlic
government
was
dc-
f
itrt
several
tlnrs
In
the
up-
CANAWAN
LEGION
3
OKI
NG
SHOW
CIVIC
CENTRE
GYM
DECEMBER
21
:w
hounds
or
noxiNO
:io
MAIN
F.VF.XT
10
HOUNDS
LEN
IIITCHINS,
117
vs.
BENNY
WINDLE,
1
17
Si:.MI'FIN.L
DAKUOW
(iOMKZ,
ISO
LKO
ADOLl'H,
150
0
PKELIMINAKY
EVENTS
Tickets
On
Sale
at
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
W.
F.
Stone
Canadian
Legion,
99
Taxi
COAL
WOOD
CRATING
STORAGE
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
580
ICO.
I
Dawes
The
Auctioneer
Sales
Kvery
Saturday
WE
SKLL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
OOODS
WRAPPED,
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
Opposite
Civic
Centre
Bldg.i
PHONES:
luc
1
A
Res.
Red
127
Ak
for
Oeorge
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
Upholstering
.
slip
Coven
Drapes
Car
and
Truck
Cushions
Repaired
and
Recovered
Out-of-town
orders
given
special
care.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
Phone
Greeu
974
117
Second
Avenue
West
Opposite
Civic
Centre
per
chamber
but
neither
Lords
nor
Commons
carried
to
a
showdown
the
powers
of
the
upper
house
to
check
Labor
legislation.
Compromises
always
were
reached.
Government
and
oppoltlon
alike
indicated
their
concern
with
economic
affairs,
with
reiterated
warnings
from
ministers
that
export
trade
must
be
expanded
or
Britain
will
face
disaster
when
the
"hard
currency"
obtained
from
the
Canadian
and
United.
States
loans
is
exhausted.
Retention
of
1,385.000
men
in
the
armed
services
at
the
year-end
Indicated
the
government's
anxiety
over
international
affairs.
Its
policy
of
continuing
conscription
of
young
men
in
peacetime
had
the
support
of
the
cpposltion
as
well
as
a
majority
of
Labor
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