vote
of
thanks
for
his
seivicen
as
secretary.
MusseiUm
B,
'"hairinan.
m
i
S5ritt
Miiptrt
Friday,
July
S?ai7i?
1
22,
1949
MEXICO
START
FOR
MANSON
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
YITti
-..MEDAL
WINNER
7
f
1
.
5
f
v
r.
Cigarette
MUD,
SWEET,
The
council's
campaign
to
raise
operating
funds
amomj
the
business
community
will
be
continued.
Retail
businesses,
many
of
whom
profit
directly
from
the!
council's
publicity
efforts,
will
be
I
re-canvassed.
To
attract
wider
represents-
tion
to
meetings
from
various
organizations
in
the
city,
the
council
will
send
out
a
monthly'
letter
describing
Its
actlvitit-a
and
publicity
plans.
The
meeting
decided
to
write
u
letter
of
commendation
to
the
BC.
Travel
Bureau
on
Its
color
film
"Highway
Sixteen"
which
portrays
the
attractions
of
central
British
Columbia
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
Geor?
and
to
suggest
that
a
slmilw
film
be
made
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Present
at
the
meeting,
whicn
was
held
In
the
city
council
chamber,
were
E.
T.
Applew
halte.
J.
E.
Buddie,
Miss
Honora
Sli-versldes,
P.
M.
Ray,
Edward
CUlecler
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
NAVY'S
UNIVERSITY
CADETS
ARE
EARLY
RISERS
Setting
up
exercises
at
6:10
in
the
morning
start
off
the
training
day
for
cadets
of
the
University
Naval
Training
Division
at
H.M.C.S.
Stadacoha
In
Halifax
for
their
summer
training
session.
Shown
above
is
part
of
the
group
of
300
cadets
at
present
In
the
naval
training
establishment.
They
include
students
from
universities
in
Manitoba,
Ontario,
Quebec
and
the
maritimes.
"rorjr
MsIiIk-W
Adam
Service
Inc.
Tobacco
BRIGHT
VIRGIN
round
before
84.000"
spectators
irr
Yankee
Stadium
22
years
ago
tonight.
Defeated
by
Dene
Tunney
in
September
of
the
same
year
in
the
famous
"long
count"
fight
at
Chicago,
Demp-sey
announced
his
retirement.
He
tried
another
comeback
in
1931
that
ended
when
Kingfish
Levinsky
defeated
him.
NO
FISHING,
NO
FISH
.
t,,-..
MONTREAL
(P
m
Fish,
if
any,
,
.,
,
J
.
.
in
the
T
Lachine
canal
by
which
.
.
,
,.
u
t
.shipping
bypass
the
Lachine
I
rapids,
are
safe
from
anglers.
I
The
courts
made
it
official
when
John
Underwood,
19,
was
fined
$2
for
fishing
there.
He
didn't
catch
anything
1
"Talk
about
dumb
animals!
He
does
everything
my
mother
tells
him
to!"
BASEBALL
Commercials
Are
Winners
Defeated
Merchants
7
to
5
In
Error-Studded
Game
Commercials
won
an
error-stiidded
game
from
the
Merchants
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
night
by
a
score
of
7
to
5.
The
Merchants
spotted
the
hotelmen
four
runs
in
the
second
inning
and
the
margin
was
too
much
for
johnny
Odowes1
crew
to
overcome
although
they
kept
on
fighting
and
Were
still
in
the
game
until
the
ninth
when
"Monk"
Sunberg
singled
to
score
Lewis.
However,
Letourneau
had
turned
on
the
heat
and
registered
two
of
his
four
strike-outs
to
dampen
the
rally.
Commercials
out-fumbled
the
Merchants
10
to
5
but
the
Merchants'
"boots"
cams
when
they
did
most'
good
for
the
hotel
crew.
The
unusually
high
score
of
errors
was
largely
attributed
to
soggy
and
rough
condition
of
the
infield.
In
spite
of
the
number
of
errors
it
was
an
interesting
game
to
watch
and
most
fans
went
home
with
their
money's
worth.
Commercials'
big
second
Inning
came
about
when
Sinclair
hit
sharply
along
third
base
foul
line.
Shier
reached
first
when'
Linney
who
had
singled
was
forced
out
at
third.
Guthrie
was
safe
when
Sinclair
scored
on
an
error
at
the
plate.
Vanetta
sacrificed
Shier
home
on
a
well
executed
play.
Then
Kerr,
in
,
centre
-
field,
dropped
Ewart's
long
fly
for
a
two-run
error
that
gave
the
Commercials
the
runs
which
turned
out
to
be
the
margin
of
the
ame.
Lorne
Vanetta
showed
his
best
form
of
the
season
at
first
base
when
he
handled
sixteen
put-outs,
three
of
them
unassisted,
without
a
"mis-cue.
He
was
heavy
hitter
for
the
night
and
handled
the
sacrifice
play
faultlessly.
Letourneau
kept
Merchants'
big
guns
well
in
control
and
only
Bill
Lambie
made
good
work
with
the
lumber
with
two
for
four.
He
also
scored
two
runs.
Both
pitchers
were
stingy
with
the
hits,
allowing
Just
iive
each.
rvuseaaies
recora
was
Detter
:n
the
strike-out
department
when
he
registered
7
to
Letourneau's
4.
Sport
Shots
Charles
A.
Campbell
of
Toronto
Argonauts
won
the
Philadelphia
Gold
Challenge
Cup,
emblematic
of
United
States
singles
sculling
championships,
i
at
Princeton,
N.J.,
14
years
ago'
yesterday.
In
1937
Campbell'
,
,
,
,
,
.
.
.
.,
lost
in
out
an
early
heat
in
the
...
,
.,
,,
3
.
,
.
,
Diamond
Sculls
rowing
trials
at
llenlfv
.
Jack
Dempsey,
travelling
the
comeback
route,
knocked
out
Jack
Sharkey
in
the
seventh
Professional
and
Ik
Anyone
who
wants
to
win
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council's
Maiwon
Medal
will
have
to
drive
north
from
Mexico
instead
of
west
from
New
York!
and
beat
this
city's
publicity
drum
along
their
route
of
travel.
The
gold
medal,
which
was
posted
a
year
ago'to
be
awarded
W
the
driver
of
the
first
car
to
make
the
trip
from
New
York
City
to
Prince
Rupert,
will
now
be
awarded
to
the
driver
of
the
first
car
to
arrive
here
Iroin
Mexico
and
it
must
bear
Mexican
license
plates.
The
other
stipulations
regarding
the
medal,
however,
remain
the
same.
The
motorists
must
advise
newspaper
or
press
services
offices
along
their
route
that
they
are
Intending
to
compete
for
the
handsome
gold
medal.
Purpose
of
the
competition
Is
to
publicize
Prince
Rupert.
Decision
to
change
the
starting
point
from
New
York
to
Mexico
was
made
at
the
mont'ily
meeting
of
the
publicity
group
last
night
after
It
had
become
apparent
that
there
were
no
formal
attempts
to
capture
the
medal
from
the
eastern
city.
To
replace
E.
T.
Applev.hulte,
Member
of
Parliament
-
elect,
who
has
served
as
secretary
to
the
Public
Relations
Council
for
the
last
three
years,
the
meeting
selected
H.
F.
Glassey
v.ho
will
take
office
on
Mr.
Apple-whalte's
departure
for
Ottawa
early
this
fall.
.Mr.
Applewhalte
was
eivel'
a
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no
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fixture.
Tonight's
game
is
the
last
of
this
series.
General
Motors
line-up
will
be
selected
from
Boulter,
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Wilson,
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of
old
growth
spruce
timber
commercially
available
in
the
central
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province.
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forest
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about
150
miles
wide,
lies
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Local
baseball
fans
are
on
the
short
end
of
the
deal
UD
to
now
as
far
as
seeing
outside
teams
playing
here
is
concerned
The
Rupert
share
of
the
Ketehl-'
kan
series
was
cancelled
due
to
threatening
weather.
Now
a
touring
California
team
that
was
to
play
here
has
called
off
the
engagement.
No
explanation
is
given
but
it
Is
thought
that
they
ran
out
of
paved
roads
and
were
unable
to
keep
up
to
schedule.
Next
on
the
program
the
local
All
Star
team
Journeys
to
Smi-thers
for
two
games
on
August
31.
However,
the
baseball
executive
is
not
forgetting
the
patrons
here
and
the
season
will
likely
end
up
with
a
full
quota
of
outside
teams.
Ketchikan
would
like
to
play
here
during
Carnival
Weetc
and
the
series
then
might
be
of
mutual
advantage
of
all
concerned.
The
return
bout
with
Smithers
will
likely
be
arranged
when
the
team
Is
there
at
the
end
of
the
month.
In
tha
meantime
the
league
is
making
arrangements
to
have
the
Terrace
team
meet
the
Commercials
In
an
extra
Sunday
game
here
some
time
the
latter
is
free
In
the
schedule.
Advertise
In
tne
bally
News.
:
'Singled
for
Pierce
In
ninth.
Short-
Score:
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240
000
0017
5
10
Merchants
110
002
0015
5
5
Summary:
Two-base
hit,
Guthrie;
stolen
bases,
Guthrie,
Pierce
2;
sacrifice,
Vanetta;
hit
by
pitcher,
Linney
by
Rosedale,
Lewis
by
Lei-iorneau
2;
bases
on
balls
off
Rosedale
2
Letourneau
1;
struck
out
.by
Rosedale
7,
by
Letourneau
t;
runs
batted
in,
anetta,
Shier
L,amDie,
sunoerg;
earned
runs,
Commercials
0,
Merchants
1;
Jeft
on
bases,
Commercials
4
Merchants
5.
League
Standing:
W
L
Pet.
Savoy
6
2
.750
Commercials
4
4
.500
Merchants
2
6
.250
Umpires:
Montesano,
Letourneau
and
Karasosky.
Scorer:
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SEEKS
RECRUITS
IN
REVOLT
PLANS-At
their
headquarters
in
Havana,
Cuba,
Maj.-Gen.
Raul
Garcia
Rivas
lat
map,
centre)
and
members
of
his
staff
work
out
plans
for
recruiting
Cuban
volunteers
to
aid
them
in
their
fight
against
the
regime
of
President
Trujlllo
of
the
Dominican
Republic
At
left
is
Jose
Bello
Padllla,
while
at
right
is
Gustavo
Rodriquez
Malgamba,
presid-nt
of
the
"Accion
Democratica
Del
Caribe."
Seated
beside
Gen.
Rivas
is
Aldo
Aleman
Herrera,
secretary
of
Association
of
Former
Fighters
and
Anti-Fascist
Revolutionists
of
Cuba.
Next
to
Rivas
is
Martin
Ancedes.
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2
110
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4
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but
we
do
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the
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