t
(;.;-.;
bout
saw
two
mas-1
iarazters
OD
Miller,
of
,ia
1(9
iwunds.
and
Supply
t;ni
George
of
Crescent
Is
:
a
battle
which
re-i
i.
Miller
taking
a
unanl-de-.ion
from
the
Crescent
t
of
the
evening,
resulted
ii
1
1
mii
nnp
nr
iinnnnn
r.
is.
taking
a
decision
oveY
r
Bayer-
of
the
cjesceiu.
pounds.
Hughes
was
ob-'
a
tauter
and
more
ex-
fed
fip.hter
than
the
Cres-
man.
nmu
tr..n..nll
il.l..
T
n
'"iij
niiuuugdll,
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4.1"-
i
;mer
io.si
10
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itowan
rPf)nH
nfln
v.iilll.m
llr.
n
show
through
three
!'
Hnuni,
nntL'nlDnnrl
lim
boy
by
seven
pounds.
uiY
ircnnieni
KnocKoui
eventnp
was
administered
Ranny
Ward
of
the
Legirtn
Club
in
his
fight
with
tet
of
the
evening
and
had
ans
standing
In
their
seats,
ny
showed
the
results
of
1
training
In
his
hlttinK
llv
nd
r,.l
i.
,
-
,
v
auu
iuui
wuik.
lie
movra
on
his
fast,
heavy
-hitting
,,TOnt
in
the
third
round,
therlng
him
with
punishing
1
aa
rinhts.
"1
Anderson
of
the
Lec'lon.
"
was
awarded
the
decision
hl
fight
with
OD
Robert-
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
I'Dhnld..!
"cillir
.
Klin
rimrora
Drapes
J'
Paired
nd
Truck
Cushions
and
Recovered
Out-Of.tnim,
.
mi
uruers
given
fecial
care.
IOVIM'5
CABINET
SHOP
Snorts
'TELKWAITES
'cTt
cVd-?
iFiNFHnm
FINE
HOSTS
SHORT
SPORT
(a
Fighters
Dominate
Navy-
Rupert
Boxing
f.00
boxing
fans
last
night
witnessed
a
,
.
..J,
bOXing
Kuril
ill
tnc
iviv;
vjciiuc
Kj""
"iim
-
nf
the
two
visiting
warships
and
the
Cana-
15
-
.
.
-li.
.1.
i
ji.
:
n
f
virion
IJOXMIg
V-IUL
iiiiAtw
in
ci
nci
icn
ui
miti:-
i
bouts
that
kept
them
in
a
state
of
cheering
!'
for
almost
two
hours.
Local
fighters
domi-
m,
t
o)
uiwr
i.b.
.
of
the
show
was
the
,
,wc-n
welterweight
Leu
"
nt
pruice
Kupert
and
iW
"
i
Hill
Ay-wu-c
or
"8.
l-tl(
uaid
off
in
tne
larnfd
out
to
be
an
able
dui
iiu
maim
i
"
ton.
.!
verv
start,
U
waa
that
llitrhctu
had
control
rlE
His
wnooin
ioh-r(l"W;.i
liiifd
blows,
es-
.....
hrtfilf.
kpnt
the
illl.UIUUUaij
vin
.
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.
......
t
attempt
'I,
take
the
In-
,irEi
..unci
set
the
fast
..1
I
I,
i-nii(Y)knll1
r"it
AV'Wu
d.
who
had
a
e
.'fit
disadvantage,
as
tt:ivj
.nc.htly
shorter
In
h,
found
himself
being
,
d
w
lb
t43-pound
Hit-
crowns
left
which
on
-..aims.
was
followed
:.
ui
iad's
punishing
-rt
t.u
the
routine
usual
km
neither
fighter
Mi)
dominated,
ai-
son
of
Uganda.
This
fight
was
a
fast
Vine,
with
Robertson
show
Ing
fast
footwork,
but
no
great
hitting
ability.
Anderson's
form
was
very
good.
Judges
of
the
fights
were
Capt,
sship
to
port.
SCHEDULE
OF
FIVE-PIN
BOWLS
April
14
Co-op
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkins
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Burns
vs.
Past
Office;
Stones
vs.
Grotto;
Morgans
vs.
Moose.
!
A)
7..VO
made
a
strong
Gyro
vs.
North
Star,
r
,
accumulate
points
with
April
21
Grotto
vs.
.final
found
definitely
be-
ilia
flfyrtt
nHth
-
1
lUUilU
Vi
,
,
...
liters
making
strong
bids
knock-out
However,
Hit-,
.in
hitting
and
lithe
.
l
.......
him
n
loii
n
rv
i
rr
rave
iiiiii
tx
lkui
uu-
Hitcnens-Aylward
fight
ihe
third
straight
bout
in
i
local
fighters
defeated
da
htjw
men.
However,
j
.
.
iiu
n
en
en
1
o
the
card.
Uganda
...
......
j!!iniAM
tn
.
.
mnn
fr.Alr
L.'ik
irw
IIICII
aim
VWft
defir'an
Jrom,
a
Legion
Burns;
Stones
vs.
North
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans;
Moose
vs.
Post
Of
fice;
Gyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co-ope
vs.
Malkins.
April
28
Malkins
vs.
Gyro:
Fish
Dock
vs.
Moose;
Grotto
vs.
Co-op;
Burns
vs.
North
Star'
Stones
vs.
Post
Office;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Morgans.
.MINING
CAME
FIRST
CARLISLE,
England
Oi
Carlisle
Musical
Festival
was
held
up
because
Siddlck
male
voice
chair
all
miners
were
tied
up
digging
coal.
But
when
they
arrived
late
they
retained
the
sll-
r
thereby
warning
three
ver
cup
they
won
last
year.
un
equal
numoer.
i
Box
1308
RLONDIE
Phone
108
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Generous
Hospitality
Was
Featule
jaf
Trip
to
Interior
Oenercuj
hospitality
was
a
delightful
feature
of
the
trlr
made
to
Telkwa
by
local
basket
ball
itlayers-HSirls
and
boys-
over
last
week-end.
On
arrival
at
Telkwa
the
teams
were
raH
at
the
train
toy
Art
Bates,
Dave
Hoops
and
Ray
Bussineer
who
had
a
great
cear
to
tm
witti
the
enjoyable,
stay
there.
The
visitors
were
taken
to
the
Cottonwccd
Cafe
where
a
de
lightful
breakfast
was
.served
to
all.
After
the
first
games
on
Saturday
evening,
a
dance
was
held
In
honor
of
Ihe
Hupert
teams.
Sunday
alttrnoon
saw
K.
P.
Adams
of
Uganda
and
'
two
more
games
anu,
after
these
Jack
Judge,
while
Benny
Wlndle
rjames,
trip
to
Bmlthers
for
was
third
man
In
the
ring.
'supper
was
enjoyed
by
every-
Tlmekeepers
were
Bob
Cameron
and
Lieut.
A.
H.
German,
Uganda
sports
officer.
FOOTBALL
CALLED
OFF
The
final
Hanson
Cup
football
game
which
was
to
have
been
played
last
evening
between
H.M.CS.
Uganda
and
Prince
Rupert
had
to
be
called
off
on
account
of
the
heavy
rain.
The
match
wltt
be
played
on
tne
next
vi:sit
ot
me
war-
one.
Monday
afternoon
there
were
two
more
games
and
then
a
ibanquet
was
put
on
by
the
Telkwa
teama.
During
the
han-
ouet,
Art
Bates,
president
of
the
Athletic
Association,
proposed
a
toa.t
to
the
Rupert
teams,
thanking
them
for
corning
up
ami.
for
the
way
In
which
th:y
di'played
their
sport
smanshln.
Maurice
Teng
of
Marry's
teain
resrended
to
the
t
.ast
and
thankpd
the
people
of
Telkwa
for
the
reception
and
the
good
time
shown
the
vhltlng
teams.
He
also
comoHmented
Ihcm
for
the
way
In
which
they
had
organised
things
and
hoped
that
in
the
near
future
Telkwa
wou'd
be
Bible
to
send
teams
to
Rupert.
Then
came
'he
Etster
ball
which
drew
a
record
crowd
both
from
Smithers
and
Telkwa.
On
Tuesday
morning
the
Ru-rert
tearrs
said
farewell
to
all
their
newly-made
friends
and
boarded
the
train
for
hame.
New
Zealand
bookmakers
have
amazed
a.
royal
commission
Investigating
aspects
of
betting
and
racing
there
with
statements
that
their
organization
the
Dominion
Sportsmen's
Association
has
400
members
while
its
branches
for
years
supplied
results
to
government-
owned
radio
stations.
Although
bookmaklng
Is
forbidden
by
law,
and
bookmakers
are
hale
to
a
fine
or
Imprisonment,
the
association
has
been
represented
by
counsel
throughout
the
At
least
two
of
Its
ranches.
counsel
said,
were
supplied
with
a
direct
telephone
line
to
a
gov
ernment
broadcasting
studio.
The
fact
that
a
government
department
thought
it
sufficiently
Important
to
use
the
association
tn
satisfy
the
public
demand
for
the
broadcasting
of
race
results
i
untitled
its
existence,
he
de
clared.
He
also
disclosed
that
the
organization
has
throughout
the-war
supplied
particulars
of
race
dividends
to
another
government
department
for
dis
semination
among
troops.
A3
the
association
believed
that
these
diyldends
could
not
be
re
quired
by
the
troops
for
other
than
betting
purposes.
It
drew
attention
to
the
unsatisfactory
position
that
arose
where
one
government
department
con
doned
betting
by
forwarding
such
particulars
to
troops
while
another
department
condemned
it
by
prosecuting
those
charged
with
breaches
of
the
law.
The
association
has
urged
the
commission
to
permit
book-making
off
the
race
courses.
No
application
has
been
made
for
bookmakers
to
operate
on
the
courses.
It
estimates
that
under
this
system
each
bookmaker
would
hold
an
average
of
$2,600
In
wagers
each
race
day.
There
would
be
500
bookmakers
op-
Rlondic
Hits
the
Jackpot.
there
are
60
race
days
a
year
DODGERS
BUY
the
annual
betting
turnover
Mcppn
PI
AVPR
i
civ
through
bookmakers
would
bi
1XCVjIW
rLrt
$76,000,000
and
the
estimated
,
BROOKLYN
O
Jackie
Robin-revenue
to
the
state
from
taxa-!
son,
brilliant
negro
infielder,
be-tlon
and
bookmakers'
licence
I
came
the
first
of
his
race
to
fees
would
be
$4,272,000.
The
New
Zealand
Racing
Conference,
the
Jockeys'
Association
and
counsel
for
the
Associated
Nonconformist
Churches
have
all
expressed
strong
opposition
to
the
licensing
ol
bookmakers.
"Bookmaklng
Is
anti-social
and
parasitic
occupation,"
declared
A.
T.
Donnelly,
senior
counsel
for
the
Racing
Conference.
Bookmakers
had
always
been
and
always
would
be
"a
corrupt
or
at
least
an
undesirable
Influence"
on
racing,
he
said.
Wllllam
J.
Broughton,
president
ol
the
Jockey's
Association,-
claimed
that
licensing
of
bookmakers
would
mean
that
Jockeys
would
be
asked
to
do
tbings
that
should
not
do.
Coun
sel
for
the
churches,
O.
C.
Maz-
engarb,
said
they
opposed
any
request
for
further
facilities
for
gambling.
They
urged
the
government
to
enforce
existing
laws
and
remove
from
broad-easting
the
reprcach
that
Its
services
were
largely
responsible
for
the
inordinate
Increase
In
betting
in
the
past
few
years.
ALL-ASIA
TENNIS
MEET
NEW
DELHI
(CP)
Dr.
Amar-nath
Jha,
president
of
the
All-India
Lawn
Tennis
Association,
states
that
the
Inauguration
of
an
international
tennis
cham
pionship
of
Asia
Is
In
view.
It
Is
hoped,
that
the
first
All-Asia
meet
will
take
plaee
In
India
before
long
and
after
that
the
champlonsliip
would
be
held
In
various
countries
such
as
China,
Japan
and
India
by
rotation.
,
BUT
GROWS
FAST
The
young
-of
the
black
bear
are
no
longer
than
a
cantaloupe
eratlng
in
the
Dominion
and
as
when
born.
a
B.C.
Product
.
.
.
To
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the
demands
of
B.
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.
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11
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i
'
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fTpi,
...
7
II
JKRrE&rf'
-
jfe
jisS
break
Into
modern
organized
baseball
when
the
Dodgers
an
nounced
the
purchase
of
his
contract
from
the
Montreal
Royals.
ENEMEY
NO
2
Public
health
enemy
iNo,
2
Is
cancer.
During
1944,
there
Were
14,271
deaths
In
Canada
from
cancer,
or
12.3
per
cent
of
all
deaths
that
year,
say
national
health
authorities.
ftp"
l003fA
if
-fflSI
I
I
BRIDGE
WAS
PLANNED
f
;
And
then
ai
now
SMIT1
1
BROTHERS
COUGH
DROPS
were
the
choice
of
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people
for
pleasant
effective
relief
from
tickling
throat
and
coughs
due
to
colds.
100
YEARS
OF
COUGH
RELIEF
1847-
1947
A
century
of
joothinR
isfaction
shows
SMITH
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they're
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Coquitlarri.
Fridays.
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Catala.
Saturdays,
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p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
WAY
1'OINTS
Sundays,
10
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Fortnightly.
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J.
SKINNER
Prln'e
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave
Phone
568
If
You
Know
Your
Car
Will
Sfarf
Tomorrow
Morning!
,
,
You
can
make
sure
it
will
start
every
morning
ami
operate
dependably
every
day
if
you
have
it
serviced
regularly
by
our
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mechanics,
using
factory-engineered
parts!
We'd
Rather
Prevent
breakdowns
than
fix
'em
I
A
simple
inexpensive
"tune
up"
may
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later
on.
Don't
take
chances!
llave
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done
NOVf
by
our
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mechanics.
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and
bEPENDAULK
service
at
reasonable
prices
is
our
pol
icy
I
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Phone
500
A!
I.
Prince
Uttpcrt
Daflp
jQctos
Saturday.
April
12,
1947
OVER
TH
WORLD
-
From
Vancouver
to
The
Cape
the
preference
is
for
Player's
.
.
.
Because
as
always
"It's
The
Tobacco
That
Counts"
...
So
for
complete
satisfaction
say
CORK
TIP
and
PLAIN
PLAYER'S
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
ti
MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL
.
.
.
1910
NASH
AMBASSADOR
SEDAN
IN
DAMAGED
CONDITION
,
No
Reasonable
Offer
Refused
This
Is
an
excellent
opportunity
for
a
man
with
mechanical
ability
to
procure
a
late
model
car
at
a
good
buy.
Bob
Parker
Limi
FORD
AND
MONARCH
DEALERS
We
carry
the
largest
and
most
complete
stock
of
Ford
parts
In
northern
B.C.
and
give
prompt
attention
to
all
mall
orders
P.O.
Box
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B.C.
Phone
83
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37
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544
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STREET
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HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Modern,
Quiet,
Comf6rtabe
714
FRASER
STREET
Phone
Black
823
KNOX
HOTEL
A
QUIET,
PLEASANT
TLACE
TO
LIVE
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
ROOMS
REDECORATED
SPRING
FILLED
MATTRESSES
-
LICENSED
PREMISES
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
Managers:
TOM
PESUT
STEVE
VRKLAKN
SAILS
HATCH
COVERS
SKATE
COVERS
EDMONDSON
AWNING
&
SAIL
WORKS
Thone
BLUE
120
160
East
Third
Ave.
(Next
to
Shenton'sl
REX
CAFE
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
CHINESE
DISTIES
OUR
SPECIALTY
Open
0
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
173
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