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Tuesday,
June
22,
1948
Today
ion
Sports
BIRDS
AFFECTED
BY
HIGH
WATER
JASPER
PARK
LODGE
Evi
IX
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hunting
May
Be
Swan
taximen
down
oung
rui
m
Hare
Yet
to
Suffer
Defeat
in
Fastball
tishmg
bightseemg
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
K
Martin.
23;
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd..
35
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o
r.
r
'
yrrr-i
TO
M
NEW
YORK,
f?
Joe
Louis'
twer.ty-fifth
defence
of
his
titie
Wednesday
night
might
con-
Undisputed
leaders
of
the
city
fastball
league,
99
Taxi
1a:
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
436
nl"1
aaas
tneir
rourtn
un-eteven
ceivabiy
be
his
swan
song
after
years
as
heavyweight
broken
vicory
to
the
record
by
dence
that
the
swdden
high
waters
In
the
rivers
and
streams
j
rn
the
Jaxper
Park
area
this'
soring
may
constderabry
reduce
(the
wild
water
fowl
population!
!
has
been
found
by
Diefc
Bird,
A.
"'
fRPS..
F2S.,
well
known
Cana-'
dian
Matnrjkitst
ef
Reeina.
Sasic.,
,
to
the
course
of
hU
work
here
;
I
maid
as
a
motion
picture
on
i
Rocky
Mountain
wild
lUe
fori
tthe
Dominion
government.
Mr.
Bird,
til
dupiaytng
a
col-'red
moton
picture
to
guests
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge
last
night,
I
oaid
he
beheved
the
Canada
'
'Goose
would
be
m:
affected
by
the
flood
conditions.
The
waters
rose
raottiry
after
the
birds
had
i
nested,
washing
out
the
egs
and
destroying
this
year's
hatc.n.
;
of
king.
However,
the
betting
defeating
CJfRA
by
a
score
13
to
9
in
the
regular
Monday
shows
he
Is
a
5
to
13
favorite
to
retain
the
crown
and
a
5
to
t
choice
to
flatten
WalcoU.
By
ring
time
these
odds
might
approach
one
to
two
or
less
since
Louis'
record
shows
he
never
night
league
fixture
which
saw
the
railroaders
clearly
outhit
The
swath
which
the
taxit-ren
have
so
far
cut
through
their
,
league
playmates
has
netted
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Depart
inert
Store
Nationally-known
lines
m
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serre
Food
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
rta
tWsil-Tii
failed
to
knock
out
a
trcwMe-!
them
a
victory
against
every
some
opponent
in
a
return
bout,
team
except
Co-op
and
that
earn-The
Walcott
camp
Is
hopeful
was
postponed
on
account
of
with
Jersey
Joe
In
good
shape
to
nin
However,
considering
th
go
the
taut
and
prepared
ajatn
Coop
recori
i:
H
likt,
tJtat
to
dismay
the
champ
with
el
as-
;
Tali
may
take
tnat
one
too
when
ire
shifty
tacnes.
Unje
comes
tQ
U
JU
Significant
also.
h
stated,;
ws
the
Jaet
he
had
seen
lare
grocp;
t.
Csrsada
0
t.-
i
gether
at
this
time
of
year
when
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
i
they
should
be
paired
and
nesting.
.
i
Taxi
opened
with
Christoff
on
his
old
self
with
viciousness
oft
the
mound,
replacing
him
in
'hi
&-J
bum
punches
again
showing
up.
He
And
now.
ladie
and
gentlemen,
Mr
Gofcbl
M
I'pp
will
teii
you
ikout
his
hobby."
sixth
with
Bebak
after
CNRA
had
says
hell
knock
Walcott
out
fast
but
is
training
for
the
limit.
FASTBALL
TA
VDINGS
9
Games
i
netted
seven
runs
off
four
hits.
Christoff
walked
seven
nten
Beba
kin
the
final
four
tnr.ir.gs
"Ya.
sut,
folks,
my
hofcby
is
j
spooning:"
i
But
Mr.
t'pp
...
at
your
igtT
j
i
held
the
railroaders
down
to
two
ALBERTA
PRODUCES
LESS
COAL
EDMONTON
0
CoaJ
nrormr-
SEEIXG-EYE
DOG
SEES
ONCE
AGAIN
After
a
delicate
eye
operation
"Ethel,"
the
guide
dog
of
bund
leather
worker
Ralph
Cross,
Los
Angeles.
Calif
.
is
happily
tafk
at
her
apointed
task;
that
of
leading
her
master
She
sports
a
fct?
pair
of
goe!.
For
a
while,
when
cateracts
dimmed
Ethel
s
si;ht.
it
was
a
case
of
the
bltnc
leading
the
Wind.
The
cataracts
were
removed
by
Dr
George
Elasdel,
eye
specialist,
who
has
also
fitted
Ethel
with
the
goggles
to
protect
her
eyes
and
jecure
proper
vision.
rOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
See
Tour
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Bale
Cbev.
Trucks
Pontiae
Oldsmoblie
GJWLC.
Tracks
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
'
TERRACE,
B.
C.
'
t
Iin
in
A
'
)ut-
,i
.
W
L
Pet
99
Taxi
4
0
1
C00
0i.
Motors
.
2
1
CNRA
2
2
.SOrt
Cc-op
l
i
j600
High
School
0
1
.COO
G.
arid
A.
0
4
.r)
"months
ending
April
30
totalled
runs
off
three
hits,
perforauftg
three
strikeouts
hi
the
seventh
Bebak
walked
one
man
In
the
sixth
and
two
in
the
ninth-Lloyd
LahU
hurled
for
CNRA
for
seven
and
two-thirds
ir.nings
"
ii
out
i
mean
poor.-b)f
honey-golden,
mai-.r.r.ch.
reet-asa-nut
Po
s
Grapi-Sj-j
Makes
.
,
.
um-m-m."
Oh
you
like
their
flavor"!
"Are
you
kidding
Tm
n-tizj
about
it.
muier
jut
ca-razT-
"You
mean
roi
ir
smvci
ill
day
goring
yourif
with
Uut
s-jper-deiic-js
favor?"
"WeiL
Post
s
Cw
N'
.-i
Ffek
re
y-hjh
in
nourisnrcent
too
2.246.247
tons,
a
drop
of
471.43J,
tons
for
the
same
period
In
1947.
j
In
April,
output
increased
86.407
-
tons
to
760
tS4
tons.
being
replaced
by
Vanetta.
He
allowed
12
hits
and
three
walks
from
which
netted
the
Uximen
!
10
runs.
Vanetta.
who
moved
in
.
from
first
base
in
the
final
mom-
!
jryi
1
1
1
p
rll
FT"'
LIT
er.ts
of
the
eighth,
allowed
two
hits
and
a
walk
for
three
rur.s
in
;
IS
DEFERRE1D
the
ninth.
j
CHICAGO
(7
-
The
Ray
v.rwi
?ui
n
o
a
strong
lean,
;tsgart
Robinon-Bernie
taking
four
runs
in
the
secor.O
M.ri
fight
for
the
world
ar.d
three
in
the
fourth.
Sxr
a;
terweight
the
end
of
the
fourth
was
7-3
for
oostponed
championihi?
was
Mwciay
unul
next
ine
rauroacers.
However,
the
Monday
n..ght.
Threatening
rain
taximen
rallied
in
the
fifth
and
and
Robinson
s
laUure
to
make
brought
In
10
runs
in
the
la.tie
regulation
147
pounds
forced
five
innings.
(postponement
of
the
fight
The
Taxi's
big
inning
was
the
15-round
fight
had
been
first
seventh
when
they
scored
six
ofi
t
for
last
week
and
was
,v5t-four
hiu.
Pierce
and
Garvieii
poned
to
lait
night,
doubled.
Gurrich
scored,
Kn-'
Pierce
was
left
on
base
w
hen
th
j
side
retired.
Girvich
hit
three!
CU
IDC
A
kl
h
Two
aailiac
per
week
for
VANCOCVFR
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday.
1:30
p
m
.
Carder.a
Saturday.
9
a.,
Calata
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
&untUV4.
12
tr-dnnrh;
FOR
QCTTX
aURLOTTE
ISLANDS
st-
Cotjui
tiara,
June
8,
19,
and
2911
pm.
FRANK
J.
SKIWFR
Pnnre
Rupert
A?ent
Third
Ave.
Paotw
US
j
7
ji
iii
j
nnu
doubles
during
H
i
WATERFRONT
1
7.Cs7r7TTr.
TF?
CJi.RA
Cembeiia,
if
Vanetta.
lb.
p
Schwab,
e
the
game.
AB
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4
.
4
-
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5
4
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4
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0
I
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Stevens,
as
tLahti,
p
..
rVixon.Tb
)
VLi22one,
cf
!
Hay.
3b
Parlett,
2b
Stweart,
rf
Fastr
service
on
the
Union
Steamship
Catala
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
wiii
,
be
begun
on
Jane
29
with
the
.
drcpp;r.g
of
two
ports
of
caU
on
the
northbound
voyage
The;
Cataia.
whkh
mw
arrives
Sat-
'.
urday
afternoon
sailing
for
the
j
south
a?ain
Satiirday
night,
wiii
:,
arrive
at
9
am
Friday,
headina
1
-
m.
warn
r
w
..V,
"
IMAGINE
the
thrill
you'd
feel
flying
a
jet
propelled?
aircraft
or
navigating
a
modern
multi-engined
plan
to
a
pin
point
location
with
split
second
timing.
This
is
yours
to
achieve
in
the
R.C.A.F.
You
will
tram
as
a
Flight
Cadet
under
a
team
of
expert
instructors
using
the
most
modern
scientific
equipment
available
in
tho
world
today
a
training
valued
at
just
about
$35,000.
'
It
will
be
a
proud
day
for
you
when
you
graduate
as
a
full-fledged
Pilot
or
Radio
Navigator
and
receive
th
coveted
Wings
of
the
R.C.A.F.
'
You
will
beccme
a
member
of
a
team
cf
outstanding
young
men
a
team
playing
a
foremost
part
in
tha
defence
and
security
of
Canada.
As
a
Flight
Cadet
under
training,
your
total
income
ia'
$228.00
a
month
and,
on
graduation,
you
will
receive
your
appointment
to
the
rank
of
Flying
Officer
with
a
monthly
incoxte
of
$274.00.
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2
L:
4
4
....
3
34
AB
5
..
4
3
..-
1
5
...
5
-4
5
.
2
.
2
.
4
south
at
5
jn.
The
Catala
will
5
continae
her
calls
to
theiteena
I
"
River
canneries
but
will
no
i
longer
stop
at
BeUa
Coola
or
I
".
Ocean
FalU
nor:hbund
under!
"Like
iar
-rtJ
4
"7
h
t
-.
.
.
w'ea'.her
ir.r-i
Cr
car
sr.
a.T
tat
1
assure
-..c
ferlsraJ
INCOME
Tl
setts.
s
return
R.
E.
MOm
374
tzi
At
VANCOU
AD
PiTERMOItT
EACH
THlri
at
ii.u
r
For
KETOX
WtDMSDil
T
rr
icforxaia
Oty
or
Defet
TW
nisei
irrrr
We
are
ttit
that
10
the
serrwrs
f
"
-
'
IT-
Mr.
Charles
no
.a
rif
o
s
tr
n
that
sod?
u..nrr
t--i
lr.
ties
i
j
99
TAXI
!
Pierce.
3d
1
Forman.
2b
Beynon,
c
l
A
Hartwig.
2b
...
I
Piifold
p.
if
1
Rosedale.
cf
:
D.
Hartwig.
as
...
iRatchford.
rf
...
Bebak.
p
i
Christoff.
p.
If
the
old
or
When
repairir.g
WHAT
ARE
BULGER'S
TRYING
TO
DO?
We
try
to
be
dependable.
We
try
to
be
earliest
with
'
the
latest.
We
try
to
krep
a
good
variety.
,
We
try
to
sell
reliable
goods
at
prices
advertised
all
over
Canada
such
as
Bluebird
Diamonds,
Roger
and
Community
Silver,
Gruen.
Wattham
and
BoUva
Watches.
Wentclox
Products,
Ron
son's.
Pens,
etc.
...
Irs
fact
most
of
our
goods
are
standard.
the
new
schedule
The
Cataki
will
continue
to
leave
Vancou-(
ver
Tuesday
evening.
The
Camo-
j
sun.
which
is
to
tike
over
the'
Vancouver-Stewart
run
on
Jane
,
25.
wiii
be
on
a
faster
schedule.!
too.
Her
arrival
time
has
been
set
for
(
pm.
on
Sundays
and
Gurvich,
lb
buiidir.g
the
new
see
us
for
ail
kinds
oi
construction
mate
rials.
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
FHOVE
3(3
Builders
a
ad
Contractors
40
13
14
CN
f.A.
040
302
000
fi
99
Taxi
120
001
63x
13
u
ieaTe
here
Ior
north
at
10
pm..
Instead
of
midnight.
m
She
will
maintain
her
present
tcr.ee
ase
southbotmd,
arriving
at
Prince
P.u3rt
from
Stewart
SHORT
SPORT
Raquiramtnts
Ago
lg
to
14
yours.
Unmorriod.
Sonior
Motricuiotiort
or
bottor
A
University
deoroo
is
an
odvofrtaoo.
Senior
Matriculant
are
'iigiblc
for
thort
service
commission
of
six
years
duration
Uniiertity
graduates
foe
a
permanent
commission.
A
selected
number
of
personnel
holding
about
10
a
rn.
Tuesdays
and
sailing
for
Vancouver
at
1:30
p
m.
The
story
of
the
Olvmoic
'
COTTAGE
CnEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
6ERVIC1
Games,
embodied
in
a
beauti-
PIaee
of
Sport
in
Britain"
fully
-produced
176-pare
souv-
i
concerning
such
activities
as
enir
program
for
the
14th
01ym-
',Soif-
hunting,
mountain
climb-
cruising,
cricket
and
the
in?,
like.
piad
to
be
held
in
London
this
:
summer,
will
help
finance
the
expenses
of
the
United
States
Olympic
team
Outlining
the
snort
service
commissions
are
granted
permanent
commissions
on
a
compcti
tice
basis.
The
remainder
rtccive
a
substantial
gratuity
on
tke
termination
of
their
engagement.
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
history
of
the
games
from
the
contests
of
ancient
Greece
through
to
the
13
previous
games
of
modern,
times
the
book
is
a
multi-colored,
magazine
sized
wealth
of
(J.
CLAUSEN
It
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IS
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QCICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett
s.
Waterfront)
Ms
Phone
Green
97S
Pecorded
for
the
information
of
sports
fans
and
of
equal
In
A'A
aS
r
1
terest
to
thousands
of
others-are
hundreds
of
highlights
of
previous
games
such
as:
The
marathon
hoax
in
the
1904
games
at
St.
Louis,
when
th
winner
admitted
having
ridden
r
Ormes
Drugs
Keep
your
cor
running
Sveef
VbuH
be
sure
of
swt
running
motor
if
you
bring
your
car
to
our
experts.
TThcther
you
teed
minor
adjustments
or
major
repairs,
youll
find
our
rares
are
reasonable.
U"e
abide
by
cost
estimates
and
have
your
car
ready
when
promised.
DRUGS
NEW
AIRCREW
COURSE
EVERY
8
WEEKS.
t
A.
ft
"
-
-
Fill
to
wma
Mil
m
covooa
ta-dv
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
PAL
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
2
PM,
7
PAI.
TO
9
P3S.
more
than
half
the
way
in
an!
automobile.
The
well
known!
story
of
Jim
Thorpe
whose
medals
for
his
feat
of
winning
the
pentathlon
and
decathlon
events
ere
taken
from
him
when
It
was
discovered
he
was
technically
a
professionaL
Listing
the
winners
of
all
modern
games,
the
program
Is
a
gold
mine
of
sports
background
in
neatly
tabulated
and
profusely
ilkss;xated
records.
Added
to
the
Olympic
aspects
of
the
games,
the
ptogcajn
also
Includes
a
complete
historical
sketch
of
each
of
the
sports
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