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Twenty
Chicago
White
Sox
players
lert
the
windy
city
last
night
for
.Pasadena,
California,
where
they
are
awaited
by
manager
Jimmy
Dykes.
The
Sox
start
their
train-in
ordeal
Thursday.
Sixteen
of
the
contingent
which
left
yesterday
are
bat-terymen,
two
are
lnfielders
and
two
outfielders.
General
Manager
Leslie
O'Connor
announced
that
second
baseman
Don
Kolloway
is
awaiting
his
discharge
In
Bremen,
Germany,
and
should
Join
the
club
about
March
5.
White
catcher
Mike
Tiesh
still
has
not
agreed
to
terms,
O'Connor
expects
to,
as
he
put
it,
"smooth
things
over"
with
the
bacjestop
shortly:
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IS
QME
if
A
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Is
Postponed
NEW
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The
non-title
bout
between
Bob
Montgomery
and
Allle
Stolz,
scheduled
for
Madison
Square
Garden
March
8,
has
been
postponed.
Stolz
fractured
his
right
thumb
In
las;
Friday's
bout
with
Willie
Joyce.
So
far,
promoter
Mike
Jacob3
has
failed
in
attempts
to
match
Joyce
and
Montgomery,
who
Is
lightweight
champ
in
Ne,w
York
state.
NEW
YORK
YANKS
IN
PANAMA
CAMP
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Panama
The
New
York
Yankees
held
a
long
batting
drill
at
their
Panama
camp
yesterday:
The
Yankee
slugger-powered
the
offerings
of
William
Wright,
Frank
Shea,
Spud
Chandler,
Jake
Wade,
Hern
Kar-pel,
Emerson
Roser
and
Tommy
Byrne.
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Drawing
of
Basement
Hotbed
Illustrated
Above.
A
hot-bed
in
which
plants
for
next
spring's
garden
can
be
started
this
winter
in
the
basement
or
any
room
of
the
house,
and
grown
to
transplanting
size
under
artificial
light,
is
lllus-Jratrd.
Model
shown
uses
floutescent
lamps
to
supply
light.
Until
now
i;
has
been
Impractical
to
supply
sufficient
llghi
artificially
without
also
developing
too
much
heat.
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fluorescent
lamp
makes
if
possible
to
provide,
without
too
much
heat,
sufficient
light
tn
germinate
seed
and
develop
plants
to
the
proper
size
for
moving
to
the
outdoor
garden.
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of
Hotbed.
A,
Fluorescent
Lamp
Fixture;
II,
Trays
in
Which
Plants
Grow.
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a
box,
resting
on
a
table
or
on
legs,
In
which
trays
or
flats
filled
with
sphagnum
moss
or
vcrmiculite
are
placed,
Willi
an
air
space
containing
a
heating
unit
beneath
them,
and
fluorescent
lamps
above.
Two
40-watt
fluoiscent
tubes
either
blue
tubes
or
daylight
type
-with
reflectors
are
suspended
a
foot
above
the
flats.
They
are
kept
burning
continuously.
An
air
space
above
them
prevents
excessive
heating.
Below
the
flats
is
a
space
which
is
heated
by
a
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heating
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SMITHERS
MEET
Prince
Rupert
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Well
Represented
at
Skiing
Classic
Of
Central
Interior
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
well
represented
at
the
Smithers
Ski
Club's
carnival,
classic
winter
meet
of
the
central
interior,
which
will
be
held
on
Sunday
uid
Monday
next.
So
far
those
who
have
signi-"ied
their
intention
of
making
the
trip,
leaving
on
Friday
night's
train
and
returning
Tuesday
night,
are
Roy
Austin,
K.C.A.F.,
Duncan
McRae.
Jen-inlt
Leland.
Don
Eby,
Inyver
Morse
and
Harry
Edgar.
Also
attending
will
be
Mrs.
Jens
Mupthe
and
the
Misses
Valberg
Munthe
and
Gry
Har-aldsen
who
left
on
last
night's
train
for
the
Interior
and
will
spend
the
next
two
weeks
vislt-inp
at
Smithers.
GIANTS
FAIL
TO
SHOW
UP
MIAMI
-Seventeen
players
of
a
squad
of
80
have
failed
to
report
to
the
New
York
Giants
training
camp.
However,
not
all
are
holdouts.
Manager
Mel
Ott
says
that
a
number
have
given
various
reasons
for
reporting
;at
The
announced
holdouts
include
rookie
catcher
Bobby
Fox,
pitcher
Sal
Maglie
and
utlU
ity
outfielder
Charley
Mead.
New
England
Girl
Greenberg's
Bride
.'EW
YORK
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bernard
Gimbel
of
Greenwich,
Connecticut,
have
announced
that
their
daughter,
Caral
Gim
bel,
has
married
Hank
Green
berg,
Detroit's
fence
-
busting
baseball
star.
According
to
the
announcement,
the
ceremony
was
performed
at
Sea
Island,
Georgia.
However,
the
date
of
the
marriage
is
a
secret.
Hank's
bride
is
well
known
as
an
exhibitor
of
hunting
and
show
horses.
an
infra-rd
or
carbon.,
filament
lamp.or
by
-twa
tungsten"
lamps
effiriected
In
series'.
An
electric
heating
coil
may
be
used.
A
:.remostat
of
the
type
used
for
poultry
brooders
controls
the
hfat.
Seeds
are
sewn
In
the
flats
or
:rays.
For
mas;
vcelable
and
When
Oebffrey
Simpson,
the
London
Dally
Mall's
sports
columnist,
headed
his
"Sports
Parade"
with:
"Matthews
(best
ever?)
Is
the
name
to
start
the
argument,"
letters
snowballed
Into
his
office.
The
controversy
rages
around
soccer's
great
winger,
Stanley
Matthews,
who
has
a
record
of
44
England
caps.
The
argument
as
to
whether
he
13
the
"best
ever"
forward
has
been
carried
from
football
fields
to
men's
clubs
and
pubs,
offices
and
factories,
.
some
awarding
Matthews
the
"best
evrr"
title
and
others
championing
the
claims
of
forwards
of
a
past
era.
One
letter-writer
said
he
was
"surprised
that
anyone
should
argue
whether
Matthews
is
the
best
ever.
Of
course
he
isl
Do
people
think
the
selection
committee
has
given,
him
44
caps
because
he's
a
nice
fellow?"
One
Blackpool
soccer
fan
wrote
he
saw
Matthews
perform
many
times
"and
I
was
disappointed."
His
nomination
was
forward
Tommy
Walker
of
Hearts
in
the
Scottish
League.
Others
sup
ported
Matthews
while
some
picked
Eric
Brook
of
Manchester
City,
Alex
James
of
Arsenal,
Alan
Morton
of
Qlasgow
Rang
ers,
and
others.
Tne
argument
probably
will
continue
for,
yean
and,
as
one
correspondent
point
ed
out,
"this
is
a
question
thai
would
give
even
U.N.O,
a
Canada
and
other
Empire
countries
are
high
on
the
list
of
countries
to
be
visited
this
year
by
soccer
clubs
from
Britain.
Between
March
and
August,
teams
will
visit
at
least
12
countries.
Liverpool
.plans
to
visit
Canada
and
the
United
States
but
dates
of
this
tour
have
not
yet
been
set.
The
magic-eye
camera
may
be
used
at
Newmarket
race
meetings
this
season.
If
the
Jockey
Club
adopts
the
Idea
of
the
photo-finish,
It
will
in
all
probability
adopt
the
"mirror"
arrangement
a
narrow
piece
of
glass
set
up
alongside
the
winning-post
on
the
side
opposite
the
camera
to
show
both
sides
of
the
horse
and
jockey.
George
S.
Treacher
of
SC.
Anne's
on
Sea,
has
sailed
for
Reykjavik
to
become
the
first
1
Ilrltish
golf
professional;
in
IccTj
land.
He
will
be
attached
to
4
new
club
formed
by
American
.
soldiers.
I
i!ower
plants
the
minimum
tern-
,
""M
are
a
reckless
folly."
perature
should
be
set
at
C5
de-
'These
things
are
hateful,"
he
grees.
Water
may
be
supplied
by
said
at
a
Missionary
Societw
using
wicks
to
draw
it
frctf
pam
,
"etlnrr
"and
as
members
of
below
the
flats;
by
setting
an
,
rh
societv
it
is
tin
to
you
to
empty
flower
pot
in
the
centre
rio
simethine
about
them."
"T
eacn
nat.
inta
wnicn
wate
mav
b?
poured
to
provide
sub
Irrigation:
or
by
watering
the
surface.
The
second
method
requires
that
the
.flats
be
lined
with
waterproof
paper
to
hold
:he
water:
and
the
third
requires
that
excess
water
be
allowed
to
drain
away.
Enclosure
of
the
hot-bed
hilps
keep
both
heat
and
hu
midity
even.
There
is
no
objec
tion
to
mixing
the
fluorescent
light
with
dr.ylight,
and
the
unit
may
he
used
In
a
sunparlor
and
nenpd
during
the
day
to
allow
daylight
to
supplement
the
lamps.
When
vermicurlte
is
used
to
fill
the
flats
or
trays,
a
layer
of
sphagnum
moss
nassedi
hrough
a
sieve
should
be
placed
on
top,
and
the'
seed
sown
:n
this
and
covered
with
more
moss.
The
sterile
substance
will
prevent
destruction
of
the
seed
lings
by
damping
off
and
similar
diseases.
The
Indoor
hot-bed
not
only
saves
the
eardener
from
the
discomfort
of
mnnaglns
an
outdoor
bed
In
the
cold
weather,
but
insures
the
nl.ints
adeouate
light
ind
an
even
temperature.
Once
'he
management
of
the
bed
is
learned,
It
will
reed
attention
'ihlv
for
occasional
watering
and
ventilation.
Classified
Ads
bring
results.
IN
THE
F5UPREMS
COUKT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PnOUATE
IN
TH
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
-
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
JOHN
LAMBERT.
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
tho
4th
day
of
February.
AD.
1946,
I
waa
appointed
Acting
Official
Ad--mlnlstrutor
of
the
Estate
of
John
Lam-Iwrt,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
rlalms
aKnlnst
the
ald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
sumo,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
me
loin
day
or
March,
in.
ms.
and
all
partien
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of!
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.'
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
Dth
dav
of
February.
AD.
1948.
CORDON
V.
FORBES.
Aetlng
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
Dr.
Philip
Lloyd,
61
-year-old
bachelor
bishon
of
St.
Albans,
thinks
"football
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and
cln-
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Prince
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Tuesday,
February
19,
1946
Took
Two
Games
Out
of
Series
of
Three
in
Hockey
With
Vitnderhoof
SMITHERS
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Vanderhoof
and
Smith
ers
played
a
series
of
three
games
at
Smithers
Saturday
and
Sunday,
Smithers
winning
the
first
and
third
games
by
scores
of
8-6
and
4-2,
Vanderhoof
taking
the
second.
5-t.
The
games
Saturday
night
and
Sunday
nl?ht
were
fast
but
Sunday
afternoon's
game
was
a
slow
affair
due
to
heavy
Ice.
Jack
Trew,
Smithers
goalie
suffered
a
cut
face
and
Price
of
Vanderhoof
lost
two
teeth.
,
LIne-upj
were
as
follows:
Smithers
Goal,
Symes,
Trew
and
Robinson;
defence,
Jones.
Raymond,
Syrnyk,
Parker
and
Bannister:
forwards.
Warner.
A.
Leach,
B.
Leach,
Arnold,
Check-ley.
Flockhart
and
Hann.
Vanderhoof
Goal,
Borsuk
defence.
C.
Steele
and
FInnle;
forwards.
Silver.
Mitchell.
Wendell,
D.
Steele.
Stokes.
Smithers.
Lee,
Price
and
Holmes.
ROWLING
RECORDS
lH?h
Mark
for
Season
in
Mixed
Howling
League
Tie
for
First
Place
Fraser
St
Payne
and
Midgets
are
now
tied
for
first
place
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
as
a
result
of
the
playing
of
the
latest
fixtures
at
the
Rex
Alleys.
The
results
wer,e
as
follows:
Fraser
&
Payne
3,
De
Jongs
0.
Midgets
2,
Head
Pinners
1.
McMeekln'o
2,
Chinese
Youth
Association
1.
Jokers
2,
Port
Engineers
1.
Grace
Lee
qf
Chinese
Youth
rolled
a
season's
high
total
In
three
games
for
women
of
727
and.
similarly.
Ralph
Anderson
of
the
Midgets,
made
a
season's
high
for
men
of
754.
A
new
high
single
game
of
326
for
men
was
scored
bv
Les
Denault
of
the
Port
Engineers.
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5:45
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5:30
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6:00
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10:30
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11:31
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11:33
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11:45
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Silent
The
league
standings
ta
date:
W.
hi:
Pts.
Midgets
5
Iz
5
JYaser
is
Payne
5
,U
5
Post
Engineers..
3
:3.
:
3
C.
Y.
A.
3
;3
3
Jokers
3
3-
3
Head
Pinners
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4i
2
McMeekln's
2
4
;
2
DeJongs
1
5
1
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