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Thursday,
EaHt
tttvai
LtD.
June
10,
1948
in
the
United
Kinedom
A"er
li-tciaii?
to
the
appeals
of
the
!
UNION
BATTLE
TTmluuj
im
Sports
More
Beer,
All
Happy
Dr.
Edith
Summerskill
Qualifies
as
Parliamentary
Pin-Up
Girl
By
JAMES
MeCOOK
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
ff-Thanks
to
25.-
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"0,
a
prospp,,,,.
,:
fmainin?
nt.,
"'
irii
mat.
as
an
occasional
drinker
of
"shandy"
u
mixture
of
beer
and
crirnr.-
'i
she
was
"an
amateur
in
the
presence
of
professional-Then
came
the
good
news.
The
Food
Ministry
proposed
to
al!o-
icaie
o.uuu
additional
tons
of
',
barley
annually
for
beer-mak-ting.
Thij
would
work
out
at
an
increase
of
3,
per
cent
in
beer
supplies
in
industrial
areas.
As
for
"tenpenny"
beer
she,
'
as
a
doctor
rtir)
nni
v,ib
u
...Jfc
liiiuR
ii
was
as
bad
as
members
suggested
Anyway,
it
was
as
strong
and
good
as
beer
elsewhere
in
th-
Baseball
Scores
American
League
St.
Louis
2,
Washington
5.
National
League
New
York
7-5,
Chicago
8-1.
Brooklyn
4,
Pittsburgh
6.
Philadelphia
3.
Cincinnati
2.
Boston
11,
St.
Louis
5.
Pacfiie
Coast
League
San
Francisco
8,
Portland
7
(10
innings).
Oakland
4,
Sacramento
3.
San
Diego
9,
Seattle
0.
Los
Angeles
6,
Hollywood
5.
Western
International
League
Salem
8,
Tacoma
7.
Bremerton
5,
Yakima
4.
Victoria
13,
Wenatchee
7.
Vancouver
3,
Spokane
2
(11
innings).
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DAD
WILL
WEICQ?
J
n;iinA
AS
ON'E
SLUGGER
TO
ANOTHER
Top
men
in
their
trade,
Ted
Williams
of
Boston
Red
Sox
u'eftt
and
Joe
DiMaggio
of
the
New
York
Yankees,
compare
profiles
during
aseiie
in
Bualou.
Mass.
Williams
is
out
to
repeat
as
champion
batter
in
the
American
League.
'
Terrific"
Ted
won
the
title
last
year,
his
third
victory
as
leading
hitter.
DiMaggio
won
the
crown
twice.
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Kehef
Latest
contributions
to
the
Flood
Emergency
Relief
Fund
it
prince
Rupert
include
$25
from
Former
Premier
T.
D
Pattullo
It
was
received
at
the
office
of
Mayor
fiTnold
tod
'
'
TFRR
I
APK
5FVniVr
cleared
and
Christison
tested
CrvnAV,G
OCIHULIVKJ.
Morgan
Wart
s
long
drjve
just
EIGHT
TO
JUNEAU
topped
the
bar.
Ferguson
stopped
Chritison.
A.
Gomez
gave
TERRACE
At
the
June
meet-
Brodie
an
anxious
moment
with
lng
of
the
Terrace
and
District
a
long
drive
and
then
Wart
hit
Board
of
Trade
on
Friday
even-
tne
ront
of
the
cros(rDar
and
ing
last
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
parkh0use
headed
the
rebound
with
President
Duncan
Kerr
in.
through
for
the
opening
goal,
the
chair
and
on.
E.
T.
Kenney
Brodie
m
wai
)ucky
charing
an-guest
speaker,
it
was
assured
other
Jong
shot
from
D.
Gomez,
that
at
'least
eight
delegates
Glen
Smitn
and
chrisUson
corn-will
go
to
the
Associated
Boards
bined
cey
but
Fersuson
clear-ol
Trade
convention
to
be
held
ed
Sunberg
eame
on
for
Wyatt
In
Juneau.
Alaska
in
September.
and
his
eentre
had
tne
Legjon
They
will
be
Will
Robinson,
defence
in
a
tangle.
Glen
Smith
Charles
Adam,
George
Mc-
missed
in
some
mysterious
way
Adams,
Herbert
Spencer,
J.
H.
when
he
stPered
the
ball
across
Smith.
D.
G.
Little.
W.
Osborne
tne
open
goal
mouth
Frank
Go.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington.
mez
now
substituted
for
brother
Resolutions
to
be
sent
to
that
Alex
Wart
gave
Brodie
hot
f
convention
must
be
brought
for-
handful
'
ward
at
the
next
meeting
of
the
.
,
Karososky
came
on
for
Sun-
-
local
Kn-j
board
in
tw,
I
.
July.
.
.
,
.
,
berg
in
the
second
half
and
the
Draw
Game
In
Soccer
Canadian
Legion
and
l'Oth
Battery
Tie
One-All
Last
night's
football
game
in
the
Gilhuly
Cup
competition
be-
tween
120th
Battery
and
the
Canadian
Legion
ended
in
a
draw,
1-1.
As
a
result
High
School
is
at
the
top
of
the
league.
At
the
start
the
Battery
played
uphill
and
had
the
bet
ter
of
the
exchanges.
Brodie
was
the
first
goalie
to
be
called
upon.
Morgan
saved
from
Wyatt
and
then,
following
Veitch's
good
play,
Parkhouse
put
past.
James
Legion
pressed.
Glen
Smith's
shot
was
saved
by
Morgan.
ChrisUson
was
opening
out
the
play
nicely
and
Glen
Smith
hit
fending
well
but,
from
Murray's
good
corner
kick,
Christison
steered
the
ball
clear
of
Morgan
to
eaualize.
The
eame
was
now
DISROBE
IN
PROTEST
LONDON
Q
Tw
elve
prisoners
in
suburban
Wandsworth
jail
stripped
off
coats
and
trousers
and
ran
about
in
their
underclothing
in
a
'
strip-tease"
protest
against
being
made
to
wear
blue-patched
clothing.
GIILEUE
TECH
RAZOR
3PKG
S
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
5'S
1
TUBE
GILLETTE
SHAVING
CREAM
Hake
Father's
Day
a
happier
one
for
Dad
by
giving
him
a
Gillette
Shaving
Kit.
Hell
enjoy
this
practical
gift
for
months
to
come.
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Aorangi
Returns
To
Australian
Run
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CORNWALL,
Ont.
W
Two
I
large
groups
of
rival
seamen
are
j
encamped
within
a
mile
of
each
other
along
Cornwall
Canal,
j
Police
feared
that
a
small
war
jwas
about
to
be
fought
yesterday
but
they
quelled
a
shortlived
riot
after
a
squad
of
Montreal
taxi
cars
and
trucks
discharged
about
fifty
Canadian
Lake
Seamen's
Union
men
on
Cornwall
streets.
The
men
were
headed
for
ships
which
had
been
manned
by
striking
C.S.U.
members.
Police
said
that
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
members,
picketing
the
strike-bound
waterfront,
had
prepared
to
storm
the
motorize.!
convoy
t
hich
reached
Cornwall
at
midnight.
THERMOMETER
NEARS
TWO-YEAR
HIGH
The
thermometer
elimbed
to
its
highest
peak
since
August,
1946
at
noon
totUy
when
the
official
reading
at
the
Digby
Island
weather
station
pointed
to
a
torrid
80.3
degrees.
The
warm
spell
Is
expected
to
continue,
according
to
the
official
forecast.
Not
since
August
28,
1&46,
has
the
mercury
climbed
so
high
at
Prince
Rupert.
On
that
date
it
soared
to
86
degrees.
Highest
recorded
temperature
here
in
1947
was
78
degrees
on
April
27.-
Hifchest
reading
yesterday
was
785
degrees
in
the
late
ifv?rnoon.
w
,r-
you
certificates
of
age
should
write
direct
to
below:
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:
Resuming
service
in
Septem-
the
upright.
Parkhouse,
Holke-toer
after
being
In
use
by
the
stad
and
Hardy
combined
for
a
i-British
Ministry
of
Transport
neat
lay
but
Eby
cleared.
Kara-
during
the
war
years,
the
motor
sosky
finished
weakly.
Frank
liner
Aorangi
will
sail
from
Van-
;
Gomez
was
playing
a
strong
cpuver
soon
to
operate
between
game.
Darrow
Gomez
made
a
--that
port
and
Australia
and
nice
run
but
brother
Bill
spoiled
L'Kew
Zealand,
calling
at
Hono-
it.
Dawes
cleared.
Morgan
clear-rlulu
and
Suva.
Since
1931
the
ed
from
Bremner
after
Glen
prC-P-R.
and
Union
S.
S.
Co.
of
Smith's
good
corner
kick.
The
rNew
Zealand
have
been
equal
Legion
was
now
on
top
and
...partners
in
the
Canadian
Aus-
Morgan
had
lots
to
do,
having
tralian
Line.
The
ship,
whose
to
run
out
to
clear,
then
punch-ikipper
is
Capt.
Whitehead,
well
ing
away
a
dangerous
shot
from
ftoown
on
the
B.C.
coast,
has
Bremner.
Murray
went
close.
been
completely
reconverted.
James
and
Ferguson
were
de-
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HANDSOME
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Gi(lett
AriiWSf
Gillettt
KiM
Sd
It
Not
Only
Sit,
...
It
Spits."
No
need
to
worrr
your
car
am
re;
nery!
Jast
awe
and
m
atch
us
we
car
food
beriawr
Two
sailinrs
per
VANCOUVER
-
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Tuesday.
1:30
pm.,C
Saturuay.
9
a-T..,
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and
Al.Ifl
Miliums.
12
nudnia.
FOR
QUEEN
CH.W
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ss.
Coquillam.
and
29-11
p
FKANK
J.
SECWg
Prince
Kunen
;
W
e
an-
pleawd
loarn
that
t
have
now
obU'
the
sorviresoTaVfrt
H
p,.t.nt
body
man,
Mr.
Charles
fleW"
Who
i
afreet
t
dveyoB
that
body
or
M
H
Mr.
Hrppnrr
,xw
in
uph-bl"?
000
tons
of
barley.
Dr.
Edith
Summerskill,
Food
Ministry
Parliamentary
Secretary,
may
well
be
the
"pin-up
girl
of
the
west
Midlands."
j
Good-looking,
red-haired
Dr.
Edith
Summerskill,
who
holds
the
food
ministry
barricades
against
innumerable
Commons
questions,
heard
the
protests
of
Midlands'
members
of
parliament
about
beer
shortages
In
their
area.
;
Capt,
John
Baird,
Labor
mem-i
ber
for
Wolverhampton
East,
j
said
Midland
breweries
pro-iduced
a
"terrpenny"
beer
which
now
sold
for
Is
(20
cents)
a
glass.
Some
people
called
it
'Strachey"
!
after
Food
Minister
Strachey
and
others
called
It
"wallop."
i
"It
Is
one
of
the
most
terrible
things
to
drink
that
it
is
possible
for
us
to
have,"
said
Capt.
Baird
bitterly.
F.
G.
Bowles
(Labor
-
Nuneaton
t
said
beer
shortages
and
quality
had
caused
"a
suppressed
feeling
of
disappointment,
if
not
of
anger
and
fury."
"If
the
honorable
lady
can
do
away
with
'tenpenny'
and
keep
the
pubs
open
she
will
be
the
pin-up
girl
of
the
West
Midlands,"
said
H.
D.
Hughes,
Labor,
Wolverhampton
West.
Dr.
Summerskill
gently
chlded
beer-drinkers
of
the
Midlands
the
mebers
for
suggesting
they
suffered
any
more
than
others
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James
and
Ferguson
both
did
well.
The
half-back
line
of
A.
Gomez,
Veitch
and
D.
Gomez
checked
well
and
were
further
strengthened
when
the
old
war-
horse
Frank
Moose
Gomez
was
substituted.
The
forwards
were
weak
with
Parkhouse
the
pick
and
Holkestad
and
Wart
the
next
best.
ror
me
.Legion
tsroaie
was
sound,
his
only
slip
being
his
failure
to
clear
the
long
drive
that
led
up
to
Parkhouse's
goal.
Eby
was
the
better
back.
The
halfbacks
were
not
very
noticeable.
Forward
Christison
was
the
pick,
showing
good
ball
con.rol
and
feeding
his
wings
well.
Glen
Smith
was
a
hard
worker
and
Ralph
did
some
good
things
too.
Wyatt
and
Sunberg
were
injured.
Scorers:
Battery
Parkhouse.
Canadian
Legion
ChrisUson.
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warm
weather
that
faster
and
Morgan
did
well
to
has
been
general
throughout
ciear
Glen
smith's
dangerous
..southern
British
Columbia
the
centre
and
then
a
beautifully
last
10
days
is
at
an
end.
Rain
placed
free
kick
by
Eby.
The
was
falling
in
the
southern
in-
Battery
defence
held
out
and
a
terior
this
morning
with
a
few
draw
was
the
result,
scattered
showers
along
the
Teams:
.
southern
coast
Orly
sTow
im-'
120th
Battery
Morgan:
I
provement
can
be
seen
In
these
James,
Ferguson;
A.
Gomez,
:
sections
during"
today
or
tomor-i
Veitch,
D.
Gomez;
Holkestad,
T
row.
The
northern
sections
of
;
Parkhouse,
Hardy,
Wart
and
W.
the
province,
'however,
are
still
Gomez.
Spare,
Frank
Gomez,
"enjoying
fine
weather
and
Willi
Canadian
Legion
Brodie;
not
be
effected
by
the
disturb-
Dawes-
Ebv;
McCrimmon,
Yel-1
.
ance
which
has
brought
the
land-
Bremner;
G.
Smith,
wyatt,'
change
to
the
southerrT
sections.
iD'
Christison,
Ralph
Smith,
D.
Forecast
;
Murray.
Spares,
Sunberg,
Kara-
'
"
!
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-,so53ky;
ef"ee,
S.
P.
Woodside.
lottes
and
North
Coast-Clear!
f
and
Bapue-
h'-?
Winds
northeast
(Id
m.p.n.)
over
MARS
or.IIXY
TVT
Bamtw"
not
a.
good
a
A?pJTg
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Fnday-
one
to
watch
as
either
of
the
Z
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65'
MaSS6U
two
Pceding
ones
but
the
heat
48
and
68,
Prince
Rupert
46
and
;wave
may
have
had
something
'
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to
do
with
that.
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Morgan
was
the
more
severely
TREE
SURGERY
j
tested
goalie
and
did
well,
the
Tree
surgery
dates
back
to
the
equalizing
goal
being
the
result
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listed
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Personnel
Depot,
4th
Avenue
&
Highbury
Street,
Jericho,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
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at
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Wheel
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with
the
LINDSAY
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the
right
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ALIGNMENT
and
BALANCING
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has
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Installed
and
is
now
in
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and
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us
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