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Toesday,
Octaber-22,
1946
Today
in
Spates
fflOOP
fALK
1
There
is
talk,
of
the
Navy
boys
who
are
here
as
H.M.C.S.
Cath-m
instructors
forming
a
basket
ball
-team
for
entry
in
either
the
;
'Senior
"A"
or
Senior
"B"
league
'although
so
far
nothing
definite
hip
hmt
m.4
a
!
.
I
1L
1
I
:i:
would
be
an
excellent
idea,
'since
both
leagues
have
only
itnree
teams
playing.
A
fourth
team
in
either
league
would
be
on
asset
Iran
the
point
of
competition,
particularly
in
the
"A"
group
where
there
Ls
a
grave
'tianger
that
one
team
might
get
so
far
ahead
as
to
ruin
the
competition.
M"t
of
file
Navy
lads
arc
from
H.M.C.S.
Uganda
and
some
of
them
played
on
the
team
which
made
a
pretty
good
shewing
Wiile
tha't
ship
was
v&ltlng'here.
Uganda's
team
also
defeated
an
iAmerican
Army
team
at
Kodlak
and
won
one
'jame
and
lost
one
at
Dutch
Harbor.
Out
of
tta
11
tnen
who
are
here,
it
is
hoped'
that
a
hoop
team
can
be
put
on
the
floor
for
regular
league
play.
Tonight's
games
In
the
Civic
"Centre
gym
will
see
Savov
and
'99'
Taxi
bump
in
their
second
en-
counter
of
the
season.
Savoy
Hook
a
22
point
drubbing
in
the
J
opening
game
on
October
12,
and
ihe
hotelmen
are.eager
to
even
things
up,
particularly
since
the
taxlmen
stand
in
an
unbeaten
position
In
the
league.
There
are
those
who
claim
that
Mr,
Murray's
boys
had
a
toush
time
handling
B.C.
Packers
Saturday-
night
and
wonder
if
the
advance
Ing,
season
may
not
see
both!
Packers
and
Savoy
improve
to
a
pitch
where
the
fight
will
get;
really
Interesting.
In
Senior
"B,"
the
schedule
calls
for
a
return
game
between
the
undefeated
Bo-Me-Hl
and
Macey's.
The
students
have
been
on
the
winning
end
of
both
their
-
,
..
...
samcs,
wnne
Aiaceys
has
bowed
ence
to
Bo-Me-HI,
and
has
de-
toted
Co-op.
Tonigtt's
girls'
game
will
see
High
School
and
-
.ii.
ui.
it
ojain
iUr
me
i
third
time.
High
Schdol
has
won
.UUJ
jauicj
aS;uiI5l
nu,;
The
Junior
,ame
is
between
Watts
&
Nickerson
and
Junior
High,
both
losers
in
the
only
earlier
game
they
played.
Junior
High
lost
to
Gyro
cn
October
12
h
Wp.'ts
At
N!eke-on
tost
to
Grotto
on
October
15.
The
four
teams
in
the
Junior
league
offer
a
wide
scope
of
competitive
possibility
lacking
in
the
three-team
"A"
and
"B"
leagues.
Bird
Season
Opens
Here
This
Saturday
a
Reason
for
the
shootlr.g
of
mi-
..,
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m
vnis
auuietj
xTJS
Ufy
Lth$
WeCk
'yiuV111
Juary
Mn!T
P
5
a"
already
being
lined
up
for
,
expeditions
to
'""v,.t
"nt,
i
tb
"psp
aM
ducks.
There
have
already
been
some
trips
to
the
northern
district
where
hunting
became
legal,
a
few
weeks
ago.
LADIES'
BOWLS
"B"
League
October
24
Bankers
vs.
Atlln,
Khatadas
vs.
Co-op.,
Whirlwinds
vs..
'Peoples.
WPTB
vs.
Watts
ii
Nickerson,
Dockettes
vs.
Reve-huers.
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31
Khatadas
vs.
Whirlwinds,
Atlin
vs.
Peoples,
WPTB
vs.
Revenuers.
Dockettes
vs.
Watts
St
Nickerson,
Bankers
vs.
Co-op.
November
7
Co-op
vs
Peoples,
Atlln
vs.
Revenuers,
WPTB
vs.
Dockettes,
Bankers
vs.
Whirlwinds,
Khatadas
vs.
Watts
'&
Nickerson.
"
November
14
Atlin
vs.
Dockettes,
WPTB
ys.
Peoples.
Bankers
vs.
Khatadas.
Whirlwinds
vs.
Watts
St
Nickerson,
Co-op
vs.
Revenuers.
CRICKETERS
MAKE
MONEY
"-LONDON,
TO
Although
bad
weather
rdined
several
games,
ihe
Indian
cricketers
who
toured
Britain
this
summer
feared
expenses
and
made
a
small
profit.
rThe
Nawab
of
Pataudl,
the
captain;
and
C.
S.
Nayudu
returned
to
India
by
air
but
the
others
decided
against
Jt.
They
went
home
by
cargo
boat.
"Chief,
there's
an
applicant
here
who
said
he
used
to
make
his
living
by
sticking
his
right
arm
Into
a
lion's
mouth."
"What's
his
name?"
"Lefty."
SHORT
SPORT
If
money
is
the
root
of
all
evil,
here's
a
tip
that
will
put
you
right
in
step,
with
Satan,
Mortgage
the
homestead,
if
nec-
essary,
and
sink
It
all
in
greyhound
racing
stadium
stock.
Even
the
!Bay
Stteet
and
8t
James
Street
boys,
who
keep
a
razor-keen
ear
on
the
trans-Atlantic
financial
gossip,
will
agree
that
your
"sinning"
will
be
on
a
mighty
big
scale.
Hugh
Dalton,
Britain's
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
quite
probably
will
grudgingly
nod
his
head
In
assent.
But
there's
one
hitch
in
our
tip.
So
many
people
want"
to
"do
evil"
that
the
market
Is'
practically
cleaned
out.
Even
the
tommorr
'shares
are
?oidedged.
Britain's
52
dog
tracks
hold
meetings
twice
weekly
throughout
the
year
and,
much
to
h
hand-rubbing
:lee
of
the
promoters
and
shareholders,
the
port
has
appealed
to
the
aver
age
Briton,
ever
willing
in
the
post-war
boom,
to
take
a
chance.
Crowds
of
50,000
and
60,000
on
arace
night
are
common.
By
way
of
"proving
rir
tip
Is
"on
the
level,"
take
a
look
at
o
few
financial
statements
issued
recently:
Sheffield
Sports
Stadiumboosted
Its
1943
dividend
to
250
per
cent,
compared
with
123
per
cent,
in
1914;
paid
a
first
Interim
dividend
of
75
per
cent.
The
company's
$36,000
of
one-
shilling
(20
cents)
shares
arc
(quoted
at
about
34
shillings,
making
the
capital
worth
more
than
600,000.
'Smith
London
Greyhound
Racecourses
Limited:
net
profit
of
454,179
"for
1345
eompared
with
235.296
in
1944;
sionership
a
year
ago,
is
to
sti-rinal
deferred
dividend
is
to
be
mulate
sponsorship
of
Scout
and
150
per
cent,
making
225
percub
erouns
in
churehp
nnrt
nr.
cent
for-the
year
against
80
per-:
tent
in
1944.
West
Ham
Stadium
(London):
dividends
this
year
I
U.I.I'A,
.
'
.
'
per
cent,
an
increase
of
30
per
cent
over
1945
and
75
per
i
nt
lump
over
1944.
Shilling
u
n
iralled
to
18
shillings
I
vuk'wi
'"'
450,900.
BeottSh
Grey-
i
-
'""
vwiiuj.
riUIIU
-fnr
tha
hot.
nnpj
T
on
'
w
v
liiucu
iiuur
ju
were
98.000
against
40,003
the
previous
12
months.
Dividend
on
the
five
shilling
preferred
shares
were
raised
from
20
to
30
per
a
cent
and
on
the
one
shilling
de
terred
shares,
from
50
to
100
per
cent.
L
Need
we
go
on,
Mr.
Dalton,
it
ia
rumored,
would
like
to
get
in
on
this
easy
money.
Not
for
him
self,
we
hasten
to
add.
but
as
policemen
of
the
country's
finances,
he
would
like
to
teer
some
of
it
into
the
public
coffers-via
betting
tax.
BARROW-IN-FURNACE,
Eng.
-Vlekers
Armstrong.
Ltd...
Ts
to
spend
?,250,C0O
($10,000,000)
modernizing
their
shipyards
Mere
L.
.
t
Fine
Wood
for
wic
jvirviwca
to
uegiiiiiiiig
lu
surge
through
communities
In
British
Columbia,
according
to
R.
K.
Gordon,
provincial
Bey
Scout
executive
commissioner,
who
is
in
the
city
on
a
visit.
Lack
of
Scout
leadership
has
been
responsible
for
the
dearth
of
interest
in
B.C.
but
this
is
slowly
being
overcome,
and
Mr.
Jordan
anticipates
a
wave
of
interest
In
this
province
equal
to
that
in
other
parts
of
Canada.
SEEKS
SPONSOItS
Mr.
Jordan's
present
mission
to
Prince
Rupert,
his
first
since
assuming
the
executive
eommls-
ganizations.
He
is
meeting
clergymen
and
organization
lonripr
tnHnv
--
J
'
provincial
commissioner
for
the
Boy
Scout
movement
In
BC.
nr.
v
t
Kerein
former
prince
Rupert
medical
practl-
tioner
who
Is
at
nrpqpnt
pi
-
lLSStZ
zaton
Q
tne
gcout
set.up
Jn
the
province.
"When
I
say
that
there
is
a
lack
of
Scout
leadership
in
this,
province,
I
mean
that
there
13
shortage
of
leaders.
Those
who
are
active
are
doing
an
excellent
Job,"
Mr.
Jordan
said.
At
present
there
are
about
8,000
Boy
Scouts
in
B.C.,
but
If
the
movement
were
in
full
action,
there
could
be
28,000,
he
declared.
FOUR
TROOPS
HERE
Prince
Rupert,
he
believes,
could
have
three
or
four
active
groups
if
the
leadership
were
available.
The
churches
could
sponsor
groups,
and
possibly
the
Civic
Centre.
At
present
the
Wartime
Housing
troop
Is
the
only
one
here.
The
reorganization
of
the
provincial
Boy
Scout
council
which
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THAT
I
f
"All
right,
boys,
bat
your
brains
out!'
BOY
SCOUTS
INTEREST
COMING
BACK
A
revival
of
interest
in
thc!,
...
,
.
.
;
.
,
.
.
U
v.
being
carried
,A,
out
under
Dr.
Boy
Scout
movement
which
ha.j
"
,
,
.
,.
,
T.
Kergin,
may
result
In
the
i
ii.'
v.
j
r
'
'
swept
through
Canada
east
of
,
,.
D.n
,
.
,
,
,
employment
f
of
one
or
two
fie
d
For
That
Party
.
.
.
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Edward,
B.C.
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
7:00
ajn.
to
ll:oo
pjn.
commissioners,
-who
will
travel
through
the
province
assisting
local
leaders.
Mr,
Jordan,
who
arrived
in
the
city
Monday,
will
leave
for
Terrace
on
Wednesday
where
he
!
will
consult
with
Boy
Scout
leaders.
The
movement
in
Terracs
Is
said
to
be
particularly
active.
He
will
return
to
the
city
on
Thursday,
leaving
for
Vancouver
Thursday
night.
The
power
of
a
free
press
to
ferret
out
the
truth
was
amply
rllustrated
in
the
recent
death
of
the
King
of
Siam
when,
through
the
efforts
of
A.P.
and
Reuters
correspondents,
a
medical
commission
was
appointed
and
the
death
was
attributed
to
assassin
ation
rather
than
suicide.
i
"SIMPLE
Millbank
is
a
Mild,
Virginia
Cigarette
they
mean
UNVEILING
IS
AWAITED
Newfoundland
Memorial
to
Marconi
Was
Erected
in
1939
ST.
JOHWS,
Nfld.
OH
A
monument
to
Guglielmo
Marconi,
marking
the
spot
where
the
Italian
Inventor
received
the
first
transAtlantic
wireless
mes-'rage
in
history,
has
stood
here
for
seven
years
awaiting
un-'veiling.
The
monument
was
erected
in
1939
but
the
official
unveiling
never
took
place
becarse
the
world
was
too
busy
with
war.
It
has
stood,
shrouded
in
sailcloth
on
St.
John's
Citadel
Hill,
a
ghostly
sentinel
overlooking
the
harbor
mouth.
It
stands
nine
feet
high
and
was
a
gift
of
the
Canadian
Marconi
Company
to
the
people
of
Newfoundland
"to
commemorate
an
outstanding
event
In
the
Island's
history
and
a
new
era
in
world
communications,"
It
was
on
Dec.
12,
1901,
that
Marconi,
Italian
inventor
and
electrical
engineer,
startled
the
world
with
his
feat.
He
had
received
a
signal
from
Poldhu
on
England's
southwestern
tip'
1,900
miles
from
Newfoundland.'
The
message
consisted
of
the
single
letter
"S"
In
Morse
code
and
was
received
distinctly
m?ny
:
times
during
the
day's
epoch-'
making
experiments.
But
the
world
at
first
was,
skeptical,
of
such
magnitude
was
the
claim.
New
York
newspapers
were
hesitant
to
accept,
it
and
even
Thomas
Edison
described
it
as
a
newspaper
fake.
As
the
truth
spread
across
the
world,
messages
began
to
pour
in
from
kings,
pjinces
and
emperors.
The
limelight
of
the
world
was
focused
on
Newfoundland
and
the
Inventor.
Oddly
enough,
Marconi
chose
Newfoundland
for
his
experiments
in
response
to
a
distant
plea
from
Its
minister
of
fisheries,
T.
J.
Murphy.
The
minister
liad
published
a
chart
illustrating
scenes
of
80
wrecked
steamers
and
other
vessels
which
had
piled
up
on
the
Island's
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COURTESY
AND
SERVICE
Plan
to
Restore
Franklin
House
LONDON,
0"
The
British
'Society
for
International
Understanding
has
launched
an
appeal
fox
funds
to
restore'
Its
headquarters,
the
Craven
Stteet
house
where
Benjamin
Franklin
lived
from
1757
to
1775.
Named
"Benjamin
Franklin
House."
the
building
is
the
last
surviving
home
of
Franklin
while
he
was
London
agent
of
Pennsylvania,
flpnrcln
Npw
.Tptspv
and
Massa-
'
chusetts.
The
society
terms
It
"a
unique
symbol
of
British-American
solidarity."
Windows
were
broken
during
the
blitz
and
ceilings
were
brought
down
but
the
foundations,
walls
and
beautiful
panelling
are
not
damased.
rocky
shores.
Getting
In
touch
with
Marconi,
he
sought
erection
of
a
wireless
telegraphy
station
on
the
dangerous
coast.
The
inventor
accepted
the
invitation,
landed
In
St.
John's
early
in
December,
1901,
and
began
setting
up
Ms
equipment.
He
had
previously
transmitted
a
message
225
miles.
Now,
he
said,
"h
hope
to
accomplish
the
feat
of
sending
messages
400
miles."
A
week
later,
he
far
outdid
himself
with
reception
of
the
signal
from
Poldhu.
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