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Daily
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Friday,
January
31,
1947
HOOP
ALL
STARS
POISED
TO
BEAT
KETCHIKAN
HERE
Interest
is
mounting:
in
the
forthcomintr
basket
ball
series
between
Doc
Aii-scars
anu
KetcniKan
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
of
T
......
1
A
-
if
1
ai.aj
ilim
-rtyus
ixiacnnee
wne
misjseason,
supporters
arei
Booing
all-out
in
predicting
that
fthe
younger
.stars
of
the
local
ssleague
will
do
as
well
If
not
bet-
terithan
the
veterans
and
none
asscan1
tell
Doc
Montgomery
that
he
is
taking
the
worst
of
It
by
--trying
to
mould
a
team
strong
plough,
for
Inter-town
compe-
-tition
in
the
short
period
of
three
weeks.
,
At
last
night's
practice
session
Montgomery
had
big
Ser
Domi-nato,
Bobby
Houiton
and
Sonny
Benon
working
in
smoothly
ith
his
Savoy
outfit
and,
even
rhoueh
he
admits
he
will
have
a
little
trouble
filling
Macphee'sj
shojs
at
centre,
he
insists,
on
the
other
hand,
that
the
team
meeting
Ketchikan
Saturday
night
will
be"
one
of
the
most
formidable
from
a
scoring
standpoint
that
a
town
this
size
can
produce.
Joe
Davis,
the
"sweetheart"
of
the
fans,
will
stay
at
guard
with
Domlnato
In
this
coming
series
,,and
Bob
Houston,
Domlnatq'a
partner
for
many
years,
on
defence,
will
move
up
to
the
forward
line
to
steady
the
less
ex-
perienced
members
of
the
team
tjiat
will
be
seeing
tnelr
first
chore
as
alj-stars.
Houston,
who
has
been
appointed
captain
of
-the
squad,
has
been
coming
"tfjrpugh
with
the
odd
few
points
Tslnce
trying
out
at
forward
and
is
rated
by
Coach
Montgomery
as
one
of
his
most
potent
marks
men
Manv
fan
hav
hPPn
nt
a
in
as
to
whv
KPtchiknn
shm.M
tv:aia,
The
Football
Association,
Invited
here
for
another
series
before
the
local
hovs
iitPrt
Vf.t.iOW
Irwn
uPn
bunaay
soo-
chikan
but
it
has
been
explain-ed
by
League
Secretary
Alex
Bill
that
the
series
has
a
two-fold
purpose.
First
of'
all,
the
Bo-Me-iHi
boyg
must
be
sent
south
and
jthat
lakes
care
of
any
financial
gain
'here
might
result
from
the
games.
Secondly,
it
wa?
hu
tly
considered
fair
that
Doc
Montgomery
should
be
sent
north
with'
a
team
that
u-ns
linfrieH
In
Inter-town
competition
without
first
having
a
cliance
to
work
his
boys
against
a
visiting
team
here,
at
home.
It
was
first
planned
to
have
Petersburg,
Alaska,
play
here
"January
31
and
February
1
but,
When
It
w33
made
known
that
the
Pete;sbuig
fcam
could
act:
(
make
the
trip,
Ketchikan
was
Invited
and
they
have
informed
r
the
asjf.r".tion
tnat
they
are
glad
to
Accept
tiie
InvitaUcc.
This
Ketchikan
team
has,
go
far,
been
undefeated
since
they
josi
one
game
to
Pfince
Rupert
early
In
the
season
and
they
are
out
to
square
matters
by
win-
'out
oK
Metlakatla
by
a
one-sided
score
X
'
:
V;
'
,
t
'
T
In
their
only
game
with
the
An-1
,,1
3
tl?
Ugh
uC
,,as
1-J
,lbeen
caUeAon
to
nette
.
o
jump
ump
obstacles
obstacles
Islanders
this
season
and
have
aried
that
preat
scoring
threat.
Johnny
Mil'.,
vo
thz
lineup
that
showed
here
a
few
months
ago.
Mills,
it
may
be
remembered.
Is
the
lad
that
set
Prince
Rupert
on
Its
ears
at
the
Roosevelt
Gym
last
winter-
when
Prince
Rupert
narrpwly
squeezed
by
Ketchikan
in
the
seplor
tournament
to
go
on
to
the
championship
by
easily
downing
New
Metlakatla
in
the
finals.
PRINCE
ItUPERTS
GOOD
RECORD
Records
show
that
Prince
ftu-
Pert
does
not
do
too
badly
when
Easier
16
less
with
Minora
Good
news
for
men
I
You
eon
now
ave
on
extra
6
on
MINORA
BLADES,
"
the
quality
blade
in
the
.
low-price
field.
Yes,
your
dealer
again
features
MINORA's
famous
Economy
.Pock
1
1
2
blades
25f.
Enjoy
fast
smooth
shaves
from
longer-lasting
MINORA
BLADES.
For
txtra
savings
specify
thf
Economy
fockf
Montgomery'
Prince
Rupert
All
-
stars
wijioj)
vHl
pe
held
Saturday
of
this
week
and
next
week,
With
Jack
Lind-
.
PC
n
ll
o
T
i
.
on
wie
Jjne-u
i
ioi
ine
nrsi
.
j
i
t-r
'
it
comes
to
Inter-rtawn
athletic;
and
the
players
take
an
interest
simply
because
the
fans
show
them,
such
ardent
support.
Looking
back
on
the
years
prior
to
the
war
and
on
the
past
two
seasons,
local
teams
have
made
great
showings
against
all
comers
and
are
now
looking
to
the
south
for
competition
so
that
the
calibre
of
basketball
played
here
will
compare
wlh
any-ln
Canada.
If
the
local
assoclatlnr
is
successful
in
having
the
Senior
''B"
champions
of
the.
province
visit
here
after
the
provincial
playdowns,
there
will
be
a
test
of
strength
on
the
local
front
and
observers
of
the
play
both
here
and
Vancouver
insist
that
the
locals
are
ready
for
the
best
they
have
to
offer
in
those
ranks
anywhere
in
Canada.
According
to
Alex
Bill,
Port
Edward
and
the
Co-Op
teams
of
the
Intermediate
league
will
open
the
proceedings
on
Saturday
night
and
the
prelim
games
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
will
feature
the
Junior
and
Ladies'
League.
SHORT
SPORT!
a
The
possibility
of
Sunday
foot
ball
i,n
Britain
is
about
as
bright
as
Sabbath
dog
racing
In
Can
ruIin&
ol
the
s?ort
not
cer,
It
refuses
to
discuss
It.
A
council
meeting
of
the
F.
A.
was
held
recently
and
defeated
a
resolution
to
examine
the
possibilities
of
such
a
thing
hap
pening.
The
resolution
asked
fpr
appointment
of
a
special
committee
to
examine
qncl
report
on
the
subject
of
the
future
policy
of
the
F.
A.
In
this
respect.
Some
relaxation
was
allowed
during
the
war
because
men
In
the
services
often
could
play
only
on
Sundays.
Long
hours
In
in-r
dustry
had
the
same
effect
and
Sunday
sport
became
respectable.
With
trie
end
of
the
war,
the
F.A.
returned
to
normal.
Any
player
found
playing
Sunday
football
is
liable
to
be
banned
for
life
from
competition
under
F.A.
jurisdiction.
Stabled
in
the
garage
of
an
pld
bombed-out
house
in
a
crowded
suburb
within
flye
miles
of
the
heart
of
London,
a
1
or
ine
urana
Y,
V
,
U?nal,
Wechase
March
28.
more
than
six
feet
high,
he
has
never
fallen.
A.
G.
Paul,
whp
played
cricket
for
Lancaster
county
club
for
many
years
and
member
of
the
club
which
won
the
county
championship
In
1897,
died
af
his
Didsburyj
Manchester,
homo
recently.
Jle
was
82.
Paul
also
was
a
first-class
rugby
fullback
and
toured
Australia
with
an
English
team
In
1888.
MartJn
Turner,
Cambridge
Blue
and
Ensland
rne'hv
Trial
player
set
tome
kind
of
record
1
Shaves
Economy
Pack
I
Today
CANAOIENS
NEAR
TOP
Shut-gut
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
in
Crucial
Game
Last
Night
MONTREAL,
0
-
With
one
game
still
in
hand,
Montreal
Canadiens
reduced
to
half
a
:
""""
"
n
game
the
margin
s-hlch
separ-,
"fkern
re
lTY
ate3themrro,iithelea4erShrPoflThy
a
30
ran
p
,h
h
the
National
Hockey
Leby
i
V!
defeating
thf
Ifiiano.lrtW
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
2
to
0
at
the
Foruni
hers
ast
night.
Hie
Maple
Leafs
and
Canadiens
have
new
each
won
21
games
and
lost
U
while
the
M?k
Leafs
have
tied
six
and
Cana
diens
five.
Tomorrow
ntyht
Hie
cana
diens
will
reive
the
Ran8
at
Montreal
and
will
Journey
to
,ew
Voik
Supday
nlt
fur
au-otibr
game
at
Madison
Square
Garden-
The
Maple
Leafs
ha
oijly
one
week-end
game
ssfed
ultd-wllth
the
Chtcaso
BfccklS.
Ramsfty
lawk
at
the
Gaitiens
in
Tor-
onlq
Saturday
nilvt
The
week-end
schedule
Is
n.s
follows:
Saturday
New
York
at
Mont
real,
Chicago
at
Toronto,
Bosr
ton
at
Detroit.
Sunday
Xlontreal
at
New
York,
Boston
at
Chicago.
The
league
standings
to
date:
WD
L
F
A
Pts.
Toronto
24
6
11
135
103
54
Montreal
24
5
11
130
83
53
Boiton
16
8
$
112
114
40
New
York
..
.
16
5
19
109
115
37
Detroit
12
7
22
120
142
31
Chicago
11
3
24
110
162
25
Whep
he
played
four
games
in
a
week-
He
started
out
with
an
England
trial
game
at
Twlckenr
ham
on
a
Saturday.
Four
days
later
he
performed
Jor
Surrey,!
the
following
day
turned
out
for
j
finished
the
week
off
with
an
appearance
for
Vhltgiftlans.
Refugio,
only
American
entry
In
the
Grand
National,
failed
to
imprets
on
ills
first
race
In
England,
finishing
nearly
last
In
the
Playing
Fieftis
handicap
hurdle
race..
He
was
ridden
by
Jockey
F.
D.
Adams,
son
of
the
owner.
DEATH
FROM
OLD
VOUXD
LONDON
t
Death
of
the
59-year-old
veteran
of
the
First
World
War
from
softening
of
the
brain
was
blamed
by
a
coroner's
jury
on
a
wound
he
suffered
In
the
Battle
of
the
Marne
In
1915.
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mayor
of
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Ont.,
who
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an
hour
a
little
more
than
two
years
ago,
and
is
now
worth
an
estimated
$2,000,000
through
lucky
strikes
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gold
mining,
does
some
additional
prospecting
at
the
Bronx
zoo
during
his
first
visit
to
New
York.
Ayrhart,
who
made
his
fortune
at
Yellowknife
In
the
Northwest
Territory.
300
miles
from
the
Arctic
Circle,
heard
there
was
a
"shear
zone,"
a
likely
looking
hunk
of
rock
for
gold
digging,
at
the
zoo.
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photo
at
left
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Is
shown
with
his
lucky
prospector's
hammer,
which
he
carries
with
him
wherever
he
eoes.
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ready
for
Instant
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wherever
he
sees
the
possibilities
of
a
"strike."
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below
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and
his
wife
have
an
audience
of
one
bear
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he
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to
go
into
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found
wag
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UNERAL
NOTICE
KENNY
Died
in
the
city
Wed
nesday,
January
29,
Thomas
Kenny,
funeral
wjll
be
held
on
Saturday,
February
1.
at
2:30
pm.
from
Grenvllle
Court
chapel,
Rev.
father
Carol
officiating.
Interment
in
Fair-view.
B.C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
Uti
WANTED
WANTED
30T
o
35-foot
trol-ler
Write
Box
200,
Dally
News,
giving
details
and
price.
tf)
FOR
RET
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
1021
2nd
West.
(33)
FOR
RENT
Heated
office
space.
Apply
O,
P;
Tinker
&
Co.
Ltd
,
Phone
57.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Store
on
3rd
Ave.
Good
location,
good
for
any
kind
of
business
except
restaurant.
Apply
B.C.
Clothiers.
(28)
FOR
.
RENT
Furnl$hed
houser
.keeping
rooms
aid
bath.
Call
Black
825.
(23)
HELP
WANTED
WAN
TEp
Housekeeper
for
small
famjly.
Sleep
in;
light
work;
good
wages.
Phone
Red
8'?.
(tf)
WANTED
1
Housekeeper,
live
Indeed
salary.
Call
722
Fifth
Avenue
West.
(ff)
MAIDS
WANTED
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
for
kitchen
and
cleaning.
White
and
Native
applicants
will
be
considered.
Apply
by
letter
or
phone
to
Miller
Bay
Indian
Hospital.
(27)
ROOM
ANU
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Table
meals.
Home
away
from
home:
Men
preferable.
622
Fraser
Street.
(32)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C,
(tf)
PAARL,
South
Africa,
W
John
W.
Devllllers,
Cape
Province
yvlne
farmer,
U
expected
to
supply
the
wines
which
will
be
used
for
the
forthcoming
royal
tour.
He
Is
a
former
steelworker,
ha
won
top
prizes
In
national
competitions
for
wines.
The
exposition
by
the
dally
newfpaper
of
mal-practlce3
In
medicine
in
one
United
States
city
lef
to
a
state-wide
Invest
gallon
and
the
conviction
of
three
pseudo-doctors.
UANKERS-
M.
Acton
115
131
91
J.
Thornton
206
167
143
B.
Usfck
126
1
83
1
41
M.
Amadlo
138
94
155
B.
Laird
159
154
87
Handicap
15
115
115
859
814
737
REVENUERS
R.
Andocaen,
116
77
114
G.Stangebye
150
81
165
K.
Reid
170
132
95
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
5
room
house,
hot
water
heated.
114
9th
Street-Phone
Red
835.
29)
FOR
SALE
Kllchen
coal
anfl
wood
range.
Like
new.
phone
Black
84.
(29)
FOR
SALE
Pair
of
girl's
.or
boy's
Ice
skates.
Sire
5,
Perfect
condition.
$3.60.
Red
12
alter
5
p.m.
(26)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furnl-ture
and
hardware
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
New
drinking
glasses
10c,
Electric
hot
plates,
Fancy
mirrors
$2,
Billy
Boy
bicycles,
Aluminum
pots
from
60c,
Mattresses
all
cotton
filled
$16.50.
Used
articles:
Pails
45c,
Kitchen
sets
$12.50,
Steel
couches
$7,
3
Piece
chesterfield,
$4950,
wool
blankets,
Sheets
95c,
8ing)e
beds
and
springs
like
new
$12.
All
kinds
of
useful
articles.
Come
and
look
them
over.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Amateur
coin
collection.
If
Interested,
phone
Red
728
after
5:30.
(tf)
FOR
SALE-Johnny's
8nack
Bar
Phone
Blue
318
after
6
pjp.
FOR
SALE
Three-piece
chesterfield.
Good
condition.
$50.
Suite
5,
Summit
Apts.
(27)
FOR
SALE
New
modern
house,
full
bascmentr,
harbor
view.
1426
Atlln
Ave.
(30)
WAR
SURPLUS
VESSELS
AND
DIESEL
ENGINES
WHILE
THEY
LAST
1
ATTENTION
Mining
Companies,
Fishermen,
Resorts,
Freighters,
Etc.
U.S.
surplus
landing
traft
36'xlO'.
Ramp
in
bow
allows
loading
of
automobile,
freight,
etc.
Weight
8
ton.
Powered
by
225
II.P.
Genera)
Motors
Gray
dlesel
engine.
2100
R.P.M.
Fast,
.
16
knots,
manouvreable,
exceptionally
seaworthy.
Automatic
gyro
compass.
Strongly
built,
fjdes,
plywood
and
armour
plate,
bottom
double
planked
and
Iron
bark.
Vessels
very
little
used;
some
brand
new,
Or.
iglnal
cost
$41,000,
our
price
complete,
$3500.00.
ENGINES
O.M.
GRAY,
225
H.P.
high
speed
diesel
engines.
These
fine
en-
glnes,
tested
and
sealed
by
the
U.S.N.
have
1
to
1
reduction,
iwin
cusc
clutch,
electric
start
ing.
Very
economical,
selline
at
3
fraction
of
regular
worth,
race
$2750.00.
other
surplus
parts
and
equipment
available,
write
us
your
nceds-rwe
will
send
full
details.
Prices
quoted
F.O.B.
Vancouver,
B.C.,
freight
extra.
Dealers
enquiries
LnT
vlted.
Act
now
write
or
phone
wis
newspaper
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E.
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