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AD
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DAILY
BOSTON
BRUINS
DEFEAT
HAWKS
NEW
YORK.
W-The
second-
a.
Metz
teamed
up
with
the
United
States
ambassa-their
place
Boston
Brains
increased
;
'former
to
Britain,
Joseph
Kennedy,
third-place
:
lead
over
the
,
Chicago
Black
Hawks
to
three
I
and
w
1th
amateur
Virgil
Sher-
points
by
edging
out
New
York
Rangers
three
to
two
In
a
National
Hockey
League
game
at
New
York.
It
was
the
only
game
played
last
night.
The
Bruins
came
from
behind
to
score
their
win.
They
were
behind
two
to
one
In
the
second
period
when
Herble
Cain
scored
to
pull
them
level.
In
the
third
period
Roy
Conacher
fired
their
winning
goal.
At
one
point
tne
3ruins
were
in
the
lead,
in
the
first
period
when
Bobby
Sauer
scored.
A
goal
by
Phil
Watson
In
the
same
period
tied
the
score
for
Rangers
and
early
in
the
second
frame
Cal
Gardner
scored
for
the
Rangers
to
give
them
the
lead
which
they
could
only
hold
for
a
few
minutes.
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and
Heating
Engineers
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hot
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weekly
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reliable
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NEWS
CIRCULATION
COUNTS
Dick
Metz
Wins
Palm
Beach
Golf
I
WEST
PALM
BEACH,
Florida
Dick
Metz,
the
Arkansas
City,
Kansas,
golf
pro.
yesterday
won
firs
money
In
the
seventh
an-i
nual
Seminole
Golf.
Club
tourna-'
ment
in
West
Palm
Beach,
Flor-
rill
of
New
Orleans
in
the
three-
man
team
affair.
Britisher
Gets
American
Offers
LONDON
The
former
British
lightweight
boxing
champion,
Eric
Boon,
has
received
offers
for
three
fights
in
the
United
States.
No
terms
were
mentioned
In
the
offers
and,
until
they
are
learned.
Boon
will
not
make
any
commitments.
Boon's
manager,
Bennv
Huntman,
is
cabling
to
the
United
States
for
terms,
Boon
now
Is
fighting
as
a
welterweight.
STATE
BENEFACTOR
LONDON,
0)
In
1927
an
anonymous
donor
left
$2,250,000
in
trust
to
accumulate
until
large
enough
to
extinguish
the
national
debt.
The
bequest
has
now
grown
to
$5,625,000,
states
the
House
of
Commons
committee
of
public
accounts.
Classified
Ads
bring
results.
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a
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filing
and
gumming.
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band-saws
brazed.
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and
Jointer
knives
ground.
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if
possible.
Business
places
invited
to
donate
prizes
for
Ladies'
and
Men's
Five
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109
SAVOY,
HIGH
SCHOOL
WIN
In
the
Intermediate
hoop
series
last
night,
Savoys
edged
out
Coop
of
28-24,
and
Bo-Me-Hl
trounced
Macey"s
51-29,
while
In
the
Is
night's
opener,
Junior
League's
High
School
overcame
the
Sea
Cadets
29-17.
The
Savoy-Co-op
game
was
tense
all
the
way.
Co-op,
which
dominated
the
greater
part
of
I
the
game
began
to
slip
in
the
ihlrd
quarter.
Co-p,
apparently,
felt
badly
the
lack
of
Johnson,
one
of
their
mainstays
who
was
not
on
the
floor.
High
scorer
was
Joe
Davis
of
Savoys
with
12
points,
followed
by
Boyo
Gur-vich
of
Co-op
with
10.
In
the
final
game,
Rainmakers
had
a
bit
of
trouble
at
the
start,
but
finally
got
In
the
groove
to
emerge
over
Macty's
with
a
51-29
victory.
Johnny
Haugan
of
Macty's
was
sharpshooter
for
the
game,
netting
12
points,
tallying
up
some
nearly
impos
sible
shots.
Forman
and
Hart-wis
of
Bo-Me-Hl
scored
11
and
10
points
respectively.
In
the
Junior
game.
Sea
Cadets
who
played
and
won
their
first
league
game
last
week,
failed
to
show
the
same
quality,
going
dawn
for
a
12
point
defeat.
Youngman
of
Sea
Cadets
led
hl3
team
with
8
points,
while
Boulter
of
Hih
School
had
7
points.
Individual
scores:
Savoy
Davis
12,
Holkestad
5,
Eby,
Alexander
2,
Leland,
Arney
7,
Haugan,
Simundson
2.
Co-op
Gurvich
0,
Viereck
6,
Petersen,
Shepherd
2,
Nord-gaard,
Skog,
Sharp,
Menzies
6.
Bo-Me-Hl
Forman
11,
Hart-wig
10,
F.
James
8,
J.
James
8,
E.
Ciccone
4,
R.
Lavlgne
4,
M.
Thompson
6.
Miller.
Macey's
Haugan
12,
Murray
4.
Cruickshank.
Pierce
8,
Olaf-son,
Teng
2;
Arntsen
3.
Junior
Hl?h
T.
James
2,
T.
PForman
4,
T.
Boulter
7,
Lien
6,
Wons
6,
Scharff,
Carlson
4,
Eids-vlck,
Davies.
Sea
Cadets
Youngman
8,
Hebb
2.
Brue
7.
Currle.
Watson,
Johnson,
Bouyctte,
Owens,
Anderson.
Two
More
Bums
Come
to
Terms
MIAMI
Two
more
holdouts
have
signed
to
play
with
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Tiey
outfielder
Pete
Reiser
and
pitcher
Ralph
Branca.
Reiser
was
the
National
League
batting
champion
in
1941.
He
went
into
the
army
after
the
1942
season.
Branca
won
five
and
lost
six
for
the
Dodgers
last
season.
Brooklyn
officials
say
there
are
only
two
real
holdouts
remaining.
They
are
pitcher
Joe
Hatten
and
Infielder
Ed
Basihaski.
COPY-BIRD
The
lyre
bird,
the
world's
greatest
mimic,
can
sing
the
song
of
any
other
bird
It
hears.
No.
14-40
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IH
THE
MATTFJ
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
IIFNRT
SCHMIDT.
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
HENRY
SMITH.
DECEASED.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
AND
OTHERS
TAKE
NOTICE
tht
letters
Drobnte
cf
the
last
will
of
Henry
Schmidt,
otherwise
known
as
Henry
Smith,
deceased,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
itruisn
ixiiumDia,
wno
awa
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
on
or
about
the
21th
day
of
November.
1944,
were
issued
w
Airred
J.
stemert.
sole
executor,'
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
Co
lumbia,
out
of
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Registry
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
on
the
18th
day
of
February.
1948.
ah
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
renulred
to
pav
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
the
solici
tors
of
Alfred
J,
Eteinert
forthwith:
and
pursuant
to
Section
28
of
the
Trustee
Act
all
persons
having
claims
against
tne
said
estate
are
required
to
file
the
same
properly
authenticated
with
the
solicitors
of
Alfred
J,
Stelnert
on
or
before
the
15th
dav
of
April,
1946.
after
which
time
dis
tribution
or
the
said
estate
will
be
made,
having
regard
only
to
claims
wnicn
nave
oeen
so
meu,
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C
,
this
23rd
day
of
February.
1940.
BROWN
AND
HARVEY,
Besner
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Solicitors
for
Alfred
J.
fitelnert.
Executor.
First
publication
February
25,
1940.
Take
invigorating
steam
baths
and
massage
to
relieve!
that
tired
feeling.
R.
Y.
WALKER
Graduate
Masseur
Reducing,
Facial
and
General
Swedish
Message
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evenings
for
appointment
937
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
,,
1
SHORT
SPORT
.
The
former
great
defence
star
'
Boston
Bruins
Eddie
Shore
said
In
Toronto
that
the
time
;
coming
when
hockey
referees
1
must
start
making
decisions
according
to
the
book
or
else
they
,
will
seriously
Injure
the
game
'Otherwise."
Eddie
said,
"the
rule
book
must
be
written
to
co-
lncide
with
the
refereeing
meth
ods
now
employed.
Eddie
not
only
spoke
as
a
former
ereat
player
in
the
N.
H.
L.
but
also
as
an
owner
and
manager.
He
is
the
owner
of
the
Fort
Worth
club
in
the
United
States
Hockey
League
and
manager
of
the
New
Haven
Eagles
or
the
American
Hsekey
League.
Eddie
contended
that
refereeiog
has
never
kept
pace
with
the
game's
develop
ment.
He
claimed
that
the
rer-
erees
dealt
far
too
leniently
with
'
such
rules
as
board-checking,
elbowing,
face-offs,
falling
on
the
puck,
high-sticking,
holding
and
interfering.
Babe
Ruth
has
declined
an
of-
j
fer
n
b?come
manager
of
the
Manchester,
New
Hampshire,
baseball
team
in
the
New
E--'.and
1
Lerue.
The
Babe
cave-other
commitments
as
his
reason
for
turning
down
the
post
wtth
the
rias
n
team.
Manchester
is
reported
to
have
offered
Ruth
special
salary
inducements
if
he
would
accept
their
offer.
At
San
Bernardino.
California,
veteran
Pittsburg
Pirate
ln-rtelder
Burgess
Whitehead
has
been
placed
under
indefinite
suspension
for
violation
of
training
rules.
Two
other
Pirate
players
have
been
fined
$103
each.
T
he
fined
players
are
Pitcher
Johnny
Lanning
and
Rookie
catcher
Vinnie
Smith
Whitehead
previously
waj
fined
$200
this
spring
for
training
Infractions.
Manager
Franky
Frlsch
says
he
doesn't
want
a
bunch
of
sissies
plavlng
for
him
but
players
mast
keep
within
reasonable
bounds
or
staying
In
shape.
.
A
ranking
British
tennis
star,
who
served
with
the
United
States
Army
during
the
war,
says
he
wants
to
play
in
t
he
British
championships
tr.ts
summer
if
he
can
get
away
from
his
sporting
goods
Job
in
Chicago.
Charles
Hare,
former
British
Davis
Cup
captain,
says
he
has
notified
the
British
Lawn
Tennis
Association
that
reports
that
he
is
planning
to
turn
professional
are
erroneous.
Hare
entered
the
U.
S
Army
air
forces
as
part
of
a
military
exchange
plan.
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if'
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to
Sow
Seed
lessens
Work
and
Waste
There
is
good
reason
for
sowing
more
seeds
than
will
be
allowed
to
grow;
but
when
this
is
overdone,
not
only
is
there
a
waste
of
seed,
but
unnecessary
work
is
created
In
thinning
out.
Oare
In
sowing
will
be
repaid
many
times
by
reduced
work
later.
Seeds
that
germinate
slowly,
such
as
carrots,
parsley,
and
parsnip,
should
be
sown,
more
,
mmm
Take
Small
Seeds
In
Hand
and
Drop
in
Drill
So
Each
Can
Grow
L'tan6led
With
Neighbor.
thickly
than
others
because
the
seedlings
are
feebly,
and
the
force
of
many
acting
together
helps
break
the
soil
cni3t
and
bring
the
sprouts
to
the
surface.
It
is
much
safer
to
sow
even
excessive
amounts
of
seed,
than
to
sow
just
as
many
as
are
theoretically
needed
on
a
basis
of
the
number
of
mature
plants
to
the
row.
Thinning
Is
a
process
of
selection,
and
the
best
are
allowed
to
remain.
It
Is
evident
the
chances
of
securing
the
best
are
greater
when
the
gardener
leaves
one
plant
out
of
10.
rather
than
one
plant
out
of
three.
But
real
selection
Is
impossible
if
seeds
are
sown
so
thickly
the
roots
of
the
tiny
plants
bzecme
entangled,
and
it
is
Impossible
to
remove
single
plants,
without
disturbing
neighbors.
The
thickest
sowing
therefore
should
allow
each
seed
sufficient
space
to
develop
as
an
Individual.
The
surest
way
with
small
seeds
is
to
take
a
lew
in
the
Inches
Apart,
Insure
Even
Stand
Thinking
of
Gardening?
Then
see
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Tools
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Netting
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$12.95
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.carry
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line
of
household
furniture
and
furnishings
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