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Thursday,
November
14,
1946
LACROSSE
IS
FOLDING
UP
'FOR
WINTER
Lacrosse
"hostilities"
for
ths
1946
season
have
been
terminated,
according
to
an
announcement
made
today
by
Civic
Centre
director
Don
Forwaro
who
lias
ccen
advised
to
that
effect
bv
Al
.!"eardown,
ie-rcfery
of
the
Lacrosse
Association.
The
game,
which
got
off
to
a
brief
but
brilliant
start
two
months
ago
in
Roosevelt
Gym,
is
being
abandoned
for
the
time
being
primarily
because
of
a
manifest
lack
of
intersst
shared
between
the
public
and
some
of
the
players
whose
attention
is
devoted
at
the
moment
to
bas-
.
ketball.
During
the
season
more
than
20
senior
and
50
Junior
players
"
have
received
training
ar
d
coaching
from
former
champion-Iship
players
now
ir.
.he
city,
"and
lacrosse
devotees,
while
slightly
dampened
by
.the
winfer
let-down,
are
determined
that
the
game,
like
truth,
shall
rise
.again.
.
,L.icrosse.
they
explain,
1?
after
all,
a
summer
and
fall
qgtme
and
they
are
confident
that
it
will
be
revived
under
the
mellow
sun
cf
next
summer.
While
this
leaves
something
of
a
gap
in
the
schedule
at
Roosevelt
gy.rt,
Mr.
Forward
explains'
that
the
gym
is
st
.i
b
ing
used
considerably
for
high
school
bad
rnintoii
and
for
bast
.tbali
practices.
The
Canadian
Legion
boxing
club
which
has
been
training
ti-ere
is
rumored
to
De
moving
u.ta
Conrad
Street
School
in
the
-
rear
future.
Difficulties
in
heating
the
building,
complicated
by
the
in-yty
of
the
Cvic
Centre
auth--ttrtles
to
et
equipment
for
the
gym
furnace,
leaves
the
building
sonv
what
chilly
but
su'utl-tute
hatlng
arrangements
aie
being
ti'.s.gned.
Hockey
Scores
Boston
5.
Detroit
2.
Montreal
4,
New
York
4
(tie).
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
.
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
PAUL
BRODIN.
DECEASED,
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
ttiat
by
Order
ot
HU
Honour
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
Local
Judge
ot
tbe
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
28th
day
of
October,
1946.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Paul
Brodln,
who
died
on
or
about
the
25th
da;
ot
July
1946.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
tbe
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
end
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
vlth
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
November.
1910.
.ailing
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
riot
If
let,
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
29th
day
of
October!
1946.
GORDON
F.
FORBES,
"ctal
Arlmlnlrtor.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
REX
SHORT
SPORT
Whirlaway
established
himself
as
winter-boofc
favorite
for
the
Kentucky
Deitoy
six
years
ago
by
romping
through
the
mud
.to
an
easy
victory
In
the
Walden
Stakes
at
Pimlico.
The
win
boost-ed
the
earnings
of
Warren
Wright's
great
colt
to
$77,275.
H3
went
on
the
following
season
to
take
the
triple
crown
the
Derby,
the
Preakness
and
the
Belmont
Stakes.
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
IS
year
hunt
for
an
Interprovincial
Ru-j-by
Football
Union
title
ended
21
years
ago
when
Riders
defeated
Hamilton
Tigers
8-3
at
the
Capital.
Ottawa
went
on-
ta
win
the
Grey
Cup
that
year,
defeating
Winnipeg
24-1
in
the
final.
'Da
Preem'
Wrestler
"former
Boxing
Champion
New
Handles
Own
Financial
Affairs
By
JIM
BECKER
NEW
YORK,
(AP)
Prtmo
Carnero
the
wrestler
is
10
years
older,
10
pounds
heavier,
and
100
per
cent
smarter
than
Primo
Camera
the
boxer.
The
new
Primo
answers
to
38
record
books
list
him
as
40
as
he
undertakes
the
new
role
of
mat
gladiator.
He
tips
the
scales
around
285.
When
he
reigned
as
king
of
the
boxing
heavyweights
he
carried
2io
pounds
oh
his
six-foot,
six-inch
frame.
But
the
eld
Primo
was
a
huge
freak
with
size
15'i
shoes
who
was
pushed
to
the
championship
by
devious
methods.
He
was
a
buffopn
with
the
manners
of
a
cub
bear
and
a
heart
to
match
the
rest
of
him.
He
couldn't
fight
a
lick
yet
he
was
exploited
for
all
the
gold
he
could
draw
at
the
rrate
and
then
sent
back
to
his
hatlvi
Italy
with
a
manjUd
riose
and
cauliflower
ears
and
llltic
money.
The
new
Primp
hasn't
lost
his
great
heart
nor
his
loveable
manners,
but
he
handles
his
own
business
affairs
in
his
new
racket.
Pr'mo
declares
that
he
is
back
at
h:s
"first
love."
Still
Draws
Gocd
Crowds
He
hadn't
lost
a
match
when
he
reached
New
York
on
his
cross-country
tour,
which
wa:
to
be
expected.
Crowds
jam
the
arenas
for
Da
Preem
who
carries
a
slx-nlght-a-week
schedule.
"I'm
keening
all
the
money."
Ptlmo
announces,
his
ham
hands
clapping
you
on
the
back
in
a
vertebrae
-
rattling
gesture
oi
friendship.
He
discounts
stories
that
he
is
being
handled
by
a
ornblnaticn
which
doles
out
$2,000
a
week
to
the
b:g
man.
Camera
wants
to
realize
as
0U?
.
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Scheme.
To
Lessen
Isolation
of
Aged
NEWCASTLE
-ON-TYNE,
Eng.,
0
A
blcck
of
flats
reserved
exclusively
for
retired,
elderly
women
is
nearing
comnletlem
in
Newacstle.
Believed
to
be
the
first
of
its
kind,
it
is
sponsored
bv
the
National
Council
ot
Wo
men,
which
has
received
an
interest-free
loan
to
finance
the
project.
The
council
said
"pro-per
rents
will
be
charged,
but
the
life
of
the
residenw
will
strike
a
balanee
between
com
munal
institutions
and
th
sev
ere
isolation
In
which
many
old
i
people
live."
MARE'S
MILK
FOR
BABIES
AMHERST.
Ma.s..
Studies
at
the
Massachusetts
State
Cor.eja
station,
published
in
the
Journal"
station,
published
in
the
Jorna!
of
Dairy
Science,
Indicate
that
mare's
milk
may
be
a
good
substitute
for
human
milk
in
feeding
babies.
'
Mare's
milk."
scientists
report,
"is
commonly
used
as
r.
food
in
some
sections
of
Western
Asia."
It's
comptsition
resembles
that
of
human
milk
more
.nearly
than
cow's
or
goat's
milk,-
the
report
adds.
FIELD.
MARSHALS
HONORED
EDINBURGH,-
Field
Marshal
Vi?count
Montgomery
and
Field
Marshal
Vlssount
Alexander,
governorrgeneral
of
Canada,
have
been
nominated
for
inclusion
in
the
horrors
list
of
Edinburgh
University.
much
money
on
this
tour
as
h?
can
gather
in
before
he
returns
to
Italy
to
bring
his
lovely
wife
and
his
boy,
7,
and
girl,
4,
"to
America
to:
become
American
citizens."
In
the
ring,
clad
In
long
black
tights
to
hide
his
"werrlelosi;
weins,"
Primo
has
absorbed
all
the
harimy
tricks
of
hit
new
trade.
He
is
cast,
as
the
hero
in
the
squared
circle
dranuta
a
ad
the
fans
love
him.
He
Is
fast
for
his
size
and
performs
al
the
fist
shak!ng
and
fake
frftnaces
required
cf
him.
Sometimes
he
has
his
opponents
touch
shoulders
to
the
mat
In
20
minute?,
sometimes
the
spectacle
is
dragged
on
fcr
near
ly
an
hour.
He
is
the
wronged
'
f:iiter,
Vie
stout-hearted
la.l
who
shrkf
eff
the
low
blows
and
refuses
to
resort'
to
that
kind
despite
the
pleadings
of
the
mob.
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IN
AUSTRALIA
Black
Market
flourishes
With
Car
Shortase
SYDNEY.
Australia,
W
Officers
;f
the
Australian
Prices
Commission
a-re
waging
war
on
used
car
dealers
and
private
individuals
who
sell
automobiles
for
more
tfcan
offfeial
prices
pejged
at
pre-war
levels.
For
such
price
control
violation1
;'hip
have
been
a
nrnnbe-of
convictions
in
special
courts
and
fines
of
more
than
S300
have
been
Imposed.
Australian
newspapers
.
have
?lven
publicity
to
the
black
market
In
used
cars,
but
the
price
ironicl
authorities
say
that
sales
at
illegal
prices
are
still
being
mad-j
becaure
pecple
with
money
In
their
pockets
are
willing
to
pay
considerably
more
than
officii
rate
because
o!
tbe
acute
shortage
of
motor
vehicles.
One
estimate
Is
that
Australia
needs
at
least
300.0SO
new
automobiles
and
125,000
trucks
of
various
tvraes.
Only
a
trickle
cf
new
vehicles
is
coming
from
Britain
and
NqrWi
America
and
Australian
automobile
Dlants
are
mi
awating
at
capacity?
D'st'lutlcn
cf
row
cars
is
controlled
by
Australia's
state
transport
departments
which
give
prkvrlty
to
daftors,
nurs?s.
clersycieri,
commercial
travel-leu,
farmers
In
remote
areas
and
servicemen
who
need
motor
vehicle
in
their
rehabilitation.
Racketeers
In
New
South
Wales
have
attempted
to
get
their
hands
on
some
of
the
new
cars
by
various
means
but
have
been
foiled
bv
ownership
certificates
required
by
the
state
authorities
DROUGHT-STRICKEN
SHEEP
CANBERRA,
Australia,
Oi
-Drcujht
tut
down
Australia's
Jhtep
population
by
29,000.000
in
four
years-
up
to
April,
the
Australian
statistics
bureau
report-ed.
In
1941.
18,000.000
sheep
died
i
and
9,060
000
more
in
1944
and
early
1913.
Australia
new
ha
,1
96
396,000
sheep.
in
a
'
The
purnl
form
In
which
fobocco
con
be
imoled
"
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for
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of
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tei.
Fort
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Tee
it
e
fine
blend
of
richly
devoured
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Pekoet
product
of
the
Hudion'i
Bey
Compmy.
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GROCERS
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"
ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
ARTHUR
MELVILLE
WILLIAMS.
DECEASED.
TESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
II1
Honour
W.
E.
Fisher,
mad
on
tne
31st
day
of
October.
AD.
1946,
I
wai
appointed
Executrix
of
the
Estate
of
Arthur
Melville
Wllllami.
deceavl.
and
all
portlea
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
iith
day
of
December,
AD.
1940.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC
.
this
31st
day
of
October.
A
D
1948.
HILDA
FLORENCE
OSBORNE,
Executrix
of
the
Estate
of
Arthur
Melville
Williams,
co
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