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BOXERS
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DOWN
UNDER
sydnel
Australia
0j
Box-
boonnni?
in
Australia
wltn
lr
is
retort
"owd3
attending
big
,
.
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lie
capital
cities,
and
-cxr
iP1'
dallv
devoting
col-U'
activities
of
leading
boxcrr
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c:
a
i
both
the
result
of
r
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rl
n
pest-war
urge
and
:iop
of
Australian
Ani
arc
rated
among
-e
-ni
:p
best.
''R:r
m;
uiiinc
recognized
as
ooxi-
bible,
gives
leading
'
uircc
Australians
in
at
i
t
of
world
ratings
(i
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tne
Australian
wel-!i
ud
lightweight
cham-v
Patrick,
fifth
in
the
i.
-.'in,
Ught-heavy-ri
heavyweight
cham-it:
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Johnson,
fifth
In
th?
-it
and
featherweight
F
tdi-
Miller,
fourth
iilierwelghts.
k
Zi.
has
fought
45
con-h.c
started
boxing
in
;n
ui
had
only
two'loss-was
on
a
technical
ii
when
he
had
an
in-r.i
and
the
other
was
'he
heavy
and
light-mrion.
is
after
a
bout
li-.ht-helvyweight
Up
-
i..
ued
a
challenge
tmpion
Gus
Lcsne-
T.
n
n;'!'
Johnson
has
1
in
Australia
and
rum
he
subsequently
;
iatod
by
the
critics,
feathcrweight
ever
Au
i.rulla.
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t
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INDIANAPOLIS,
O-If
anv
of
the
200,000
guests
the
Indianapolis
motor
speedway
is
expect
ing
ot
its
May
30
resumption
of
the
famous
aOC-mile'auto
race
are
planning
the
trip
for
a
look
at
jet-propelled
race
cars;
it's
definite
now
that
they'll,
need
another
reason.
There
won't
be
any
Jet
cars
in
llw
ree
for
i
number
"of
reasons,
and
the
best
of
these
is
that
the
applications
for
entrance
are
in
the
mails
without
any
arrangements
in
the
rules
for
these
"three
or
four"
Jet
entries
predicted
by
Eddie
Rick-cnbacker.
Rlckenbackcr
made
the
prediction
on
several
occasions
before
relinquishing
his
position
as
president
of
the
speed
way
corporation.
But
a
more
permanent
reason
is
cited
by
Cotton
Henning,
the
master
mechanic
of
the
Mike
Boyle
racing
team,
who
points
out
that
better
throttling
arrangements
would
have
to
b
worked
out
before
a
Jet-propelled
cm
could
negotiate
the
turns
at
the
speedway.
"The
jets'
mny
have
good
pick-ut
for
the
straighaways,"
says
Henning,
"but
a
driver
would
more
than
likely
be
over
the
wall
on
a
turn
before
he
could
throttle
down
to
a
safe
speed.
"Jet
cars
won't
work
on
the
si.crriway
for
some
time
maybe
never.
It
would
be
like
running
i:
k;
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the
Kentucky
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and
27
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"rom
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s
Prince
Rupert,
7
p.m.
f
May
B,
May
13,
June
11
ss
Jr;necss
Louise,'
phi.
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AI.Ttka
WrSnesday
es
Prince.
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tirinlaht.
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May
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AND-
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PPn
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;
hnn
II
dvUon
"You
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be
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where
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I
SHORT
SPORT
I
Twelve
years
ago
Bruce
Wood-
cock
join?d
the
London
A'orth
Eastern
Raijway
works
at
Don-caster
as
a
13-shilling
($3.10)
a
week
laborer.
On
the
eve
of
his
trip
to
the
United
States
to
fight
Tami
Mauriello,
Bronx
idol,
men
in
oll-grimmed
overalls
presented
a
cheque
for
$4527
to
the
Duncaster
Infirmary
to
endow
a
Bruce
Woodcock
bed.
They
had
raised
the
mcmy
in
apnrrciation
of
the
baxer
winning
the
heavyweight
boxing
title
of
Briiain.
Woodcock
is
expected
to
make
about
$27,000
on
hb
trio
to
the
United
States.
Great
Britain's
1947
amateur
golf
championship
will
br
ii?ld
a'
'
Carnoustie
and
tlir
open,
cham
pnioship
at
Holylake,
scene.
i
;
this
year's
open.
The
onrn
title
h83.brcii
played
twi::
b.
for"
a
i
Carnoustie
but
never.
the
ama-leur.
Chariton
Athletic
and
Derby
County,
soccer
cup
finalists
ttii
year,
arc
scheduled
to
visit
Europe
during
th"
summer.
Drrby
ha.s
been
Invited
to
CzcchoS'o-vakta
and
negotiations
now
an-under
way
for
the
Athletics
to
play
ia
France
artd
Sweden.
nr.-.
MacKinnon
of
MarKin
ton.
the
oldest
elan
chief
in
"5cot-la-K'.aud
the
oldest
test
crickele;-in
Rrjtain.
received'
a
cricket
ba!
on
his
ninety-eighth
birthday
:ril
OMIe
travelled
200
mM?s
f
o-n
His
Forres.
Morayshire
"-m0
:n
Obs?ow
for
his
birtli-lnv
celebration
w.Here
he
was
'
H-en
a
civic
wcleinv!
by
thn
Lor.l
Mnvor.
An
eiht-ypar
old
Mar-Klnnon
rees'mtert
the
ol
Hiih
-'i"d
chirf
with
a
bat
barln"
f)?.
sl"nlures
of
clansmen
and
former
prcminrnt
cricketers.
He
loii'-ed
Av.itrnlln
with
Britain'';
'f
t
team
in
1878
and
was
Kent
County's
opening
batsman
when
BY
TENDER
War
Assets
Corporation
offers
for
sale
the
.following
Crown-owned
vessels:
nc
1:1::
Length
25'
G";
Beam
C
9";
Draft
3".
Simplex
Marine
Conversion
Model
A
Ford.
Clinker
built
open
motor
boat
of
fir
construction.
Seats
In
forward
and
after
cockpit
with
engine
amidships.
Hull
and
engine
fair.
Latter
requires
some
repairs.
Appraisal
$500.00.
Loratioin
r.KIHYi.LL
P.AY,
'VANCOUVER,
B.C.
TENDER
No.
G-2-52
HC2II
Length
32!;
Breadth
7'
9".
4
cylinder
Ailsa
Craig
Di'oscl
of
approx.
10
H.P.
.
Carvel
built
of
cedar
planking
on
oak
frames.
Small
wooden
shelter
over
helmsman,
canvass
spray
hood
over
engine.
Hull
-and
engine
in
poor
condition.
Appraisal
$275.00.
Location:
15
ED
WELL
BAY,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
TENDER
No.
G-2-53
'
These
vessels
will
be
sold
on
an
"as
ls-whcrc
Is"
basis.
Inspection
may
be
arranged
through
the
Vancouver
Branch
Oftice
of
thlsi
Corporation.
A
certified
cheque
or
bank
draft
in
the
value
of
10
of
the
tender
price,
made
payable
to
War
Assets
Corporation,
must
be
forwarded
with
the
tender,
in
a
scaled
envelope,
plainly
marked:
TENDER
No.
(STATE
NUMBER)
FOR
VESSEL
(STATE
NAME)
AT
BEDWELL
BAY,
VANCOUVER
B.C.
addressed
to
the
Secretary,
War
Assets
Corporation,
4095
St.
Catherine
Street,
West,
Montreal
6.
Que.,
P.O.
Box
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Tenders
will
close
at
12
o'clock
noon,
Eastern
Standard
Time
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
20,
ID
16.
Tenders
received
after
closing
time
cannot
be
considered.
The
highest
or
any
tender
may
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
Cheques
or
bank
drafts
will
be
returned
to
un-u;Tcsjsful
tenderers.
War
Assets
Corporation
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Crte
Malllirw
Adami
Srrlr.
I
you
put
those
banana
peels
I'
Australia
returned
the
visit
in
1834.
Alfred
Common,
one
of
the
bestt-known
Jootball
inside-forwards
of
the
early
1900's
and
the
first
man
l
brlnS
nU
cluo
a
four-figure
transfer
fee
in
the
history
of
the
game,
died
at
his
Darlinston
home
rer.entlv.
Miri-
dlesborough
paid
$4,500
to
Sun-
home-
He
represented
Ireland
in
derjand
for
his
services
in
1905
.
the
1928
Olympic
Games
at
Am-and
since
then
transfer
fees
sterdam.
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ff
When
a
former
naval
stoker,
Henry
Taylor,
41,
climbed
a
repair
scaffolding
around
Nelson's
Column
in
Trafalgar
Square,
he
was
fined
40
shillings
and
given
widespread
publicity.
But
he
was
only
following
In
the
footsteps
of
the
late
Sidney
Gedge,
one-time
member
of
parliament
for
Stockport,
who
climbed
the
column
nearly
100
years
ago
when
he
was
only
10.
The
boy
Gedge
was
sent
out
to
amuse
himself
and
siven
one
shilling
to
buy
his
lunch.
In
Trafalgar
Square'
he
found
the
newly
erected
column
draped
in
scaffolding.
He
climbed
to
the
top
to
find
angry
monumental
masons
waiting
for
him
and
Nelson
lying
on
his
side,
not
yet
erected.
The
masons
insisted
Gedge
should
pay
for
his
temerity
and
he
handed
over
his
shilling.
Then
he
stooped
down
and
klsszd
the
face
of
Nelson.
UNCONQUERABLE
DIAMOND
The
diamond
got
its
name
from
the
Greek
"Adamas,"
meaning
unconquerable.
steadily
climbed
until
the
record
figure
of
$03,000
was
reached
In
1938
when
Arsenal
paid
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
for
Bryn
Jones.
William
D.
Brodcrick,
former
Irish
half-mile
swlmmlug
cham-
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tf
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Thursday,'
May
16,"
1946
"
PENSIONS
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."Members
of
New
South
Wales
Assembly
Apprpve
New
Tlan
SYDNEY,
Australia,
iti
Members
of
the
New
So'uth
Wales
Legislative
Assembly
who
have
served
more
than
15
years
in
the
state
parliament
will
get
a
pen
sion
of
about
$22
a
week
under
a
plan
just
approved.
Members
with
less
than
15
years'
service
will
receive
$18
weekly
under
the
plan'
drawn
up
to
provide
for
members
who
retire
or
suffer
el
ection
defeats.
To
enjoy
Ihs
pension
benefit
members
will
have
t.o
pay
$5.40
a
week
into
a
special
fund
Labor
party
members
of
th?
State
House-
for
several
years
have
contributed
about
$7
each
You'll
enjoy
our
Orange
Pekoe
Blend
worn
eh
iijaK2
pNv
y
Zy
Vt
odorants,
spot
removers,
and
just
leads
of
other
little
items
that
will
make
your
days
happier.
To
save
yourself
needless
worry
and
footsteps,
come
to
THf.
VARIETY
STORE
and
you
will
sec
everything
you
need,
whether
It
be
a
ribbon
for
your
hat
or
a
pair
of
shoe
laces
for
your
shoes.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
mm
Jcbnson's
Baby
Powder
28c
and
55c
Johnson's
Baby
Oil
60c
and
$1.10
Johnson's
Baby
Soap
,
15C
Baby
Bottle
Nippies,
from
5c
Rubber
Crib
Sheeting,
from
90c
Baby
rants,
finest
quality
40c
High
Chair
Pads,
consisting
of
padded
scat,
back
and
arms
52.50
Ormes
Ltd.
Ptonecr
Druqgtjts
A.
MaciCenzie
Furniture
I.
IMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
LATEST
MOJ)ELS
FOLDING
CARRIAGES
The
Lloyd
and
the
Gcndron
Easy
riding,
springs
on
all
four
wheels.
No-draft
curtains
on
hoods.
Streamlined
body
with
removable
footwell.
Maroon,
blue
or
grey
coverings.
Complete
range
from
$11.30
to
$.',"5.00
An
Announcement
To
the
Motoring
Public
...
NEW
HOURS
FOR
SALEOF
GAS
LONG
WEEK
DAYS
SUNDAYS
-
every
month
to
frJat
thy
call
a
"Varatah
Fund1
divided
after
election
amontliose
jfrrjo
"
f
allea
'
to
be
re-elected.
On
one
occasion,
a
member
by
.he
name
of.ToiruKeegan,
only
Sbor.
memberjlncft
'rtuj-ned
to
his
seat
In
state
elections,
pocketed
the1
complete
fund
of
something
like
$2',000.,'vjien
the
Labor
party
has
had
a.
bad
elecf
tion
times,
QffcatcdynSemberS
have
drawn
asiitUjJ
as
$35
apiece
from
the
furred
Wl
''Waratafy'hLsQthe
narjie
of
a
native
Austrslllan'-'flowet
which
thrives
In
New
South
Wales.
FRBXCII
"AID
COVENTRY
COVENTR,
Eng.,
W-j-Freocli
boy
visitors.
Jtnbve'd
by
blitz
dam4
age,
presentcrLlh'ls
city
j
with
a
valuable
cole,ct,ipn
of
(French
stamps
Issued
during
the
Ger
man,
o'ecupa
-
ti;
:
yfl
1
i
SPRUCE
UP
FOR
THE
HOLIDAYS!
Of
course
you
want
to
look
your
vcry
"c1
10T
me
coming
nonaays.
You
nced
new
cosmetics,
de
Pyrcx
Baby
Bottles
...10c
Tuffy
Caps,
glass
10c
ubber
Bottle
Caps
....
10c
Lined
Diaper
Bag
....
$1.50
AT
MOTORS
8
A.M.
TO
9
PJM.
1
VM.
TO
4
PJrt.
This
is
a
service
for
your
convenience
.
.
.
you
are
invited
to:
take
advantage
of
it.
Operator
FRANK
MORRISON
York
Genera!
Construction
Sec
or
Thonc
Us
on
a
New
Insulation
KIMSUL
Somdins
New
and
the
Best
Free
Estimates,
on
Any
Kind
of
Construction
You
Name
It,
and
We
Can
Do
It
WE
HAVE
OUR
OWN
SHOP
WE
CAN
MAKE
ANYTHING
Phone
Black
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Day
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