Prir.ce
Kuper'r
Doiiy
incV.'S
Thursday,
April
24.
1952
DAILY
NEWS
Here
to
Help
Income
Tax
Men
Local
People
boston
cookies
too
Speculating
On
Big
Race
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
NEW
YORK
0'
Within
a
few
days
racing
writers
will
gather
PO&T-'S
Good
For
Reynolds
!!
L,J
.
"
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Income
tax
assessors
are
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
to
assist
local
people
in
drawing
up
'
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,
.
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,
it
,
I
But
Giants
Uphold
Gotham's
Honors
Over
IJeantown
in
National
League
in
a
little
oom
in
the
stable
area
I
their
returns
in
advance
of
t
he
'
deadline
April
30.
R.
S.
Hoyt
ar-
.
,
f
V
-.3
1
at
Churchill
Downs
and
go
through
with
the
annual
skit
,.
,
,
,
,!
rived
yesterday
.and
Kenneth
-n
vrn,
vntu,
r,
iSEvV
iORK
(Canadian
Press)
Rubber-armc
I
Leekie,
who
has
been
here
on
Ellis
Kinder
made
one
of
his
infrequent
starts
Wed-simila'-
futit,f
"
verHat
occtl-
known
as
interveiwing
Ben
Jones.
00
Band
.Shows
Marvelous
nesaay
ami
pitcnea
the
rookie-studded
lioston
nei
;
Mr.
Hoyt
has
set
himself
up
lights
of
the
pre-derby
program,
rivaling
the
trainers'
dinner
and
V,
.MnJ
at
the
NuMcmal
Employment
Record
But
Future
Threatened
the
sightseeing
tour
through
one
I
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Qr.v
Sox
f-.l;t
to'a'"3
-trt
to
1
1
five-hit
fiT,
UU
trium
l.JV.-V
Ci
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XI
tt
lilt
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1
New
York'
Yankees
yesterday.
of
Louisville's
more
famous
distilleries.
Ben
is
the
world's
Bv
LARRY
RTANWOOD
:
office.
In
addition
to
keeping
regular
day
time
hours,
the
assessors
will
be
on
hand
Sa,tur-Iday
afternoon
and
on
Monday
evening.
Kinder,
who
thrived
as
a
re
'
,
.
.
'
ftreatest
horse
trainer,
the
win-
arvt'lous
PUCCPKS
Story
Of
CO-Operatlon
an4
wr
of
five
Kentucky
Derbies,
so
m:
)
M'i
,A
I
;
tUvnnUnl
n.i'tV.
non!t
...
!
you
may
well
imattine
tha
verbal
ince
Rupert
citizens
take
sudden
notice
and
the
sharpest
minds
of
the
press
!
"
I
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1
DOX-
helpmjr
HaiMi.
.
,
.
lIV
iKf.
HrSl
rat
vfar
i
"
lira
imm-
:.
'
7
finrnnized
nized
r
,
at
at.lyi
,
iilavl
P'ay'niT
students
have
had
the
"
Forthright
Ben'
has
another
die
a
y'al
..j
.
Lriai
Hich
School
W.000
wrth
of
Navy
ln-
almost
certain
derby
winner
in
a
magnificent
racer
named
Hill
lief
pitcher
during
the
last
few
,
troit
and
Chicago,
and
Washing-
i
seasons,
walked
six
batters
and
,
ton
and
Philadelphie
were
post-j
fanned
five
in
besting
Allie
iNo.ponec".
because
of
rain.
Pittsburg
'
Hit)
Reynolds
at
Boston's
Fen-j
and
Chicago
were
idi.
way
Park
before
15,336
fans.
j
Bobby
Cain
outpitched
Bob
New
lioU
GianU
ouu.iugM.cdj
Feller
m
a
nignt
game
a
unique
Boston
9
to
5
in
the
only
other
pitchers'
duel
in
which
the
up-day
game
in
the
Major
Leagues.
8lart
BroWns
whipped
the
Cleve-Home
runs
by
Al
Dark,
Don
iand
mdians
1
to
0
and
took
Muller.
Wes
Westrum
and
Re-
over
nrst
p.ace
ln
the
American
lief
Pitcher
Hoyt
Wilhelm
feat-
j
League
race,
ured
the
Giant
victory.
Rookie
!
Feileri
jiko'Cain,
allowed
only
Ed.
Mathews
pojled
out
a
two-
one
hit
but
a
safety
off
'
the
run
homer
off
Wilhe::n
in
the
Cleveland
veteran
was
a
first
sixtn-
"
,
1
inning
triple
by
Bobby
Young.
Shaduled
games
between
St.
It
was
a
good
run
whereas
the
Louis
Cardinals
and
Cincinnati,
only
hit
off
Cain's
delivery
was
Brooklyn
and
Philadelphia,
De-
a
harmless
single
by
Luke
Easter
;ieu.s
of
a
den
8m
there
is
no
assurance
how
FOOTBALL
MEETING
TONIGHT
Urgent
Al'
General
Motors
players
please
meet
at
7:30
p.m.
In
Court
House.
J.
WIIITE,
Secretary
vers.
Tln'ir
accomplish-
i
Gail.
What
we
have
in
mind
is
to
supply
a
preview
of
the
ap
iont;
the
loaned
instruments
may
,
g
nre-festival"
&HaW
to
the
students.
w.
'
..i.,.mnim!
"Shwi'd
these
Instruments
be
proaching
dialogue
between
Hill
tnrwini
;nH
n
It
imiiiH
moon
ihoi
Gall's
manaeer
and
his
alert
in
t?n
.Ht-mpmwr
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,rr,
mnrt.
many
students
would
be
deoriv-
1
quisitors.
It
follows:
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rf
rtf
:Vin
nnnni-lnriltt,
t
nlr,..
In
Ann
mere
are
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for
next
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num,
wnu
"Well,
Ben,
you
old
chlcken-thiel,
it's
great
to
see
you
again.
From
what
the
boys
out
west
say
this
must
be
quite
a
horse
you
got
this
time.
Think
he'll
win
it?".
f
Dl"lu
I
full
linr.i
no
Dn-Mo-TTl'i;
fi,-
'
'
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-i'v,
-
.nrM,
He,
in
music
teacher.
:s
The
first
lnstru-
trtre
Durchased
by
band
,
Present
strength
of
Mr.
Huber's
r
1(i
tewher
Kred
Huber
students
totals
60
players-30
in
Lntributions
by
the
school
me
senior
Dana
ana
3U
Degin-
h.
student
council,
ana.'"""-
"
for
Sf
1
aroanizatinns
ana
iai-
k-v
F
--:4...i
hv-'Pinnprs
winner
jruta
an
TnP
comriuuiiu:is
-
,
"Well,
I'll
tell
you,
he's
a
pretty
good
little
old
horse,
all
right
but
don't
go
betting
any
money
on
him.
I
wouldn't
risk
a
cent
on
him,
myself.
Ill
be
mighty
pleased
if
he
gets
Just
a
little
piece
of
that
prize
money."
"But
Ben,
he
was
going
away
from
them
when
he
won
the
Santa
Anita
Derby,
wasn't
he?
a
hi
for
fe'
Instruments.
;
"But
unless
we
ean
raise
J
the
band
threatened
to.
sufficient
money
to
buy
more
.
..
I..
i
,
vorid
tne
snppiy
ui
in-
iiiMrumrms,
inrse
cniuiren
w
ill
be
deprived
of
taking
band
instruction,"
says
the
.
the
kical
Navy
reserve
:
to
the
rescue,
and
:
NUNS
SPONSOR
BOXING
Sister
John
Lawrence
puts
the
finishing
touches
to
a
dressing
gowq
modelled
by
seven-year-old
Willie
Nahanee
for
a
unique
boxing
tournament,
held
in
Vancouver
during
the
week-end.
Sponsors
of
the'
Buckskin
Gloves,
the
two-day
Indian
boxing
championships
of
the
Pacific
Northwest,
had
difficulty
raising
$50
deposit
'for
the
auditorium
where
the
fights
were
to
be
held.
The
Sisters
of
the
Child
Jesus,
an
ordar
of
nuns
in
suburban
north
Vancouver,
puts
up
the
money
and
are
lending
moral
support
to
the
venture.
.
iCP
PHOTO)
Smart
and
Practical
Styles
i.smni
ir
of
this
school
i
Trats
a
pretty
good
horse
race."
"Didn't
have
much
to
beat
in
that
one,
boys.
You
had
all
the
big
horse
back
In
the
east
and
down
south.""
"Well,
look
Ben,
that
was
ation
Minister
Hos
Praised
Bond's
Progress
I
public
appearance
of
tiw
:
"Many
parents
have
been
very
las
at
la.st
year's
gradua-
enthusiastic
about
their
ch!ld-
if-mony,
after
only
two
ren
learning
to
play
an
instru-.
'
of
instruction.
The
per-
ment.
They
have
seen
developed
in
MEN'S
SHOES
what
you
told'
us
two
years
ago
Baseball
Scores
c
drew
much
favorable
a
lot
of
latent
talent.
A
number
t,
even
from
Education
of
parents
have
purchased
in-vr.
T
Straith.
The
Min-
.
struments
for
their
r
hildrch,
but
aoout
ronaer
But
When
the
race
was
over
you
were
the
Tellow
who
was
running
around
out
Quakers
Win
rd
the
band
attain
at
i
not
nearly
all
of
thjm
can
do
so,
there
on
the
track
waving
his
Puck
Title
hfial
openiiiR
of
Booth
am'
some
Instruments
just
cant
)
hat."
'
American
j
New
York
1,
Boston
3
I
Detroit-Chicago
and
postponed,
rain
National
Boston
5.
Njw
York
9
St.
Louis-Cincinnati,
Brooklyn-
be
boupht
by
parents
the
price
I
il
annex
last
November,
1
1.
!n
part:
ilJom
have
I
had
the
SASKATOON.
Saskatoon
"Boys,
that
was
the
greatest
surprise
of
my
life,'
honest.
When
I
see
Ponder
coming
up
these
in
tlunity
to
witness
and
Is
prohibitive.'
explains
Mr.
Huber,
mentioning
the
big
bass
drum,
basr
horns,
bassoons,
etc.,
which
run
into
hundreds
of
dollars.
Mr.
Huber
thinks
there
may
be
hiifh
progress
as
has
been
!
PMMe'-pMa
postponed
by
rain.
1
couldn't
believe
my
eyes.
But
,,.
.
Pacific
toast
don't
,v,,
,
,,
;
Quakers
Wednesday
night
won
the
Pacific
Hockey
League
championship,
defeating
Victoria
Cougars
8
to
4
in
the
sixth
game
of
a
best
of
seven
series.
(iplilil
hy
your
hand
.
."
go
thinking
this
horse
is
any
Ponder.
You'll
Just
lose
your
tv.
n.
the
banrl
has
made
t
of
nublic
appearances.
other
citizens
ln
fhe
city
who:
money
San
Diego
5,
Hollywood
3
H8
innings
i
!
Sacramento
1,
San
Francisco
5
Los
Angeles
5,
Portland
10
Ooakland
7,
Seattle
8
f
i
1st
December,
perhaps.
feel
like
Joh'i
McNauehton.
one
i
"Woli
thanks,
Ben,,
it's
been
pood
talking
to
you,
anyway
lu-nm
mnceri
on
tne
of
the
band
s
staunchest
sup-f
the
Capitol
Theatre.
:
porters.
entries
have
been
made
;
M...
McNaughton
is
a
bachelor.
You
do
intend
to
start
him,
don't
you?"
Goodyear
Welts...
in
Heolife
or
Leather
.
,
.
-
-
-
-
h
-..
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-
i
-
Crepe
or
Lug
Soles
Cool
duck
uppers
on
springy
sponge
soles
for
REAL
Comfort
First
Drunk:
When
I
was
born
i
I
only
weighec
three
pounds.
1
Second
Drunk:
Did
you
live?
First
Drunk
:
Yeah.
You
oughta
;;ee
me
now!
and
"Oh,
sure,
t
guess
I'll
start
un:mt;
.au.Mi.'
n
:iG
Urama
hilt
n
fur
n
irontii
fnltr1
Western
International
Salem
6,
Spokane
7
Tri-City
8,
Lewiston
6
"
Vancouver
8,
Wenatchee
2
.
Victoria
5,
Yakima
0
,
.
he
h
rL,
!
loves
music.
What's
more.
uL
un.uunu
111.
AL
'
him,
but
don't
let
him
cost
you
any
money.
Go
talk
to
some
of
them
other
trainers.
Come
back
!
Friday,
and
cv.
ry
parent
Is
love?
children
and
writes
regu
0
attend.
larly
to
the
band.
any
time
and
old
Ben
will
tell
you
all
he
can.
Always
glad
o
Jen
Writes
Encouraging
Letters,
Sends
Donations
1
4
mattes
my
heart
melt
be
a
begi
iners'
class
each
year,
it
to
know
that
we
have
f
'mciMul
young
neonle
in
IIIIOIUICUIQ
.
.
but
this
is
only
possible
if
we
have
sufficient
instruments
for
them.'"'
Tt:
io
lilplv
(tint
Prinr
j
Rnnprt.
Rupert,
it
strengthens
my
that
we
have
the
finest
wple
in
the
world,
right
'
iinffer
,
for
ever
In
the
mem
the
city
help
you
press
boys."
"I
understand
Jack
studied
mechanical
engineering.
What's
he
doing
now?"
,
"He's
working
on
the
railroad."
"That
so?
What
doing?"
"Well,
you
know
the
man
who
goes
around
the
.cars
and
taps
all
the
wheels
to
make
sure
everything
is
right?"
"Yes."
"Well
Jack
helps
that
man
listen."
ories
of
the
boy
or
girl
who
t
i
w
t.
.
w
wf
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The
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i''izMhat
you
have
dis-'
very
keen'
and
only
a
casual
'e
moments
with
this
I
observance
of
the
class
Mr.
irwi
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Huber
teaches
indicates
the
close
T.
:.
People
who
rave
about
their
'f
vnu
hPin
f'
";i,t.
co-operation
there
is
between
income
tax
may
be
divided
into
two
classes:
men
and
women.
n't
be
beaten
"
'
student
and
teacher.
Wr.W...l...
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Heln
lif
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"auRiuoii
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a
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of
money
to
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nd
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are
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