Kernembt
btrWr1
"
TorotiUi
u,..,i.
.
Sport
Fans
in
Britain
Bet
Against
Aii
Types
of
Weather-No
,
Money
Back
i
Th
nuv-and-Drav
practice
Is
rr.nce
Rupert
Ooiiv
New;
Thursday,
retiruary
12.
I'M
Kid
Gavilan
Retains
Welterweight
Crown
-kU
tine"
ol
victory
over
Ni-w
v,
c
JO
year,
ho
U,nl?il
won
the
niil
ti-l,
hut
l,t
u,
th(
R
W'y
Cup
T
now
coach.,
lht
T(T
.Wnniweaarh
CfcjL
Rt"
Z
Plunking
oon
the
pric
of
taken
for
grants
by
nut
Bnt-
-t'uha's
Kitl
("avilan,
rujrpt'
admission
and
hoping
lor
uie
in
vi
LONDON
-
Sport
fans
in
is
,n
contrast
to
th
Cana-
the
Daily
Mirrors
Tom
PhUips.
,hs
ii.ds
regularly
bet
the
dlan
practice
where
fa:.s
set
ho
devoted
long,
angry
article
CIIICACO
(CP)
i
.
l
i
i
i.
.
rl,v.
I
be
from
the
R'fiooi
01
nam
Ki'tftf,
tiu-'ivu
t-nirv
fee
to
irxirt
spectacle?
their
money
bark
if
none
or
only
to
cancelled
soccer
game
hainpion
and
tween
Newcastle
Vnited
i
si
.1.
T
n..
f
i
imiu
uiu
nbtti
iii7
t!
HOCKEY
SCO!
Will
"Hle
J.Edmon.,
Tueoma
4.
Nt
.
against
fog.
rain
or
ice.
a
stipulated
part
of
the
event
is
Rain
checks
are
practical:?
played
r
I
ioht
with
his
explo.vive
punching
to
hold
bid
world:
OSHl
?
1
WKUerwfiBht
title
on
a
ldth-round
tecnnioai
KnotK-
I
vamioops
1,
K-knx
I
'
out.
'
!
.n..lvtiviu.
i'.-n
T"l;iv
USED
CARS
Swansea.
Fog
bla.nktted
the
field
after
e
ght
minutes
of
play
and
63,000
person
left
the
ground
with
the
pospect
of
having
to
pay
again
to
se
the
same
match
The
replay
attendance
wtls
61.000,
making
total
club
receipts
or
neariy
$49,000.
Phillips
called
unsuccessfully
for
a
boycott
of
the
replay
as
the
only
way
to
force
a
ram-check
ruie.
-GKVTLE
BOOING-
In
any
other
country
in
the
u--'-i
thre
would
have
been
a
AT
.
lait
gaily
dancd
a
few
rhumb.i
steps
tn
his
crfrner
while
waving
to
a
roaring
crowd
of
Davt-y
:
partisans.
11
was
no
contest,
although
the
game
Davey
kept
flicking
4j
i
nc
pivij.j
'
ey
was
unable
to
answei
the
hell
J
!
'
for
tne
loth
after
abubing
a
'",
bloody
Uatlng
in
the
savage
,
ninth
Gavilan
flunked
the
Michigan
t
;
C
RUPERT
MOTORS
hn
lni)tent
punches
in
annoying
fashion
against
the
21-year-
Slate
srad
l,le
nnais
oi
n
graduate
course
in
pugilism.
After
the
bout
stopped.
Oavl-
old
champ.
1948
Gavilan
immediately
clam
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
Ai!ir...t:c
tran.mis.Mon
beater
radio.
nr
paint
u.-
4
i3.aJL
iv
-
1
,
-I'
Ht.jK
;-.3r
1
tu
for
a
shot
at
h
mlrtd
weight
ctown
against
Handy
D.
Arney
Tops
$1650.00
riot,
broken
heads,
burnt-out
T
stands,
overturned
cars,
hospi-
(
tais
full
of
in.-ured
and
juils
bursting
with
demonstrators."
he
Sf
f
1.
.
1.
--'
(Turpin
or
Bob
Olson,
i
He
said
he
wanted
to
take
on
;
the
winner
of
the
proposed
i
tournament
to
screen
some
U
roiitendi
rs
for
Sugar
Ray
Rob
10-Pin
Bowlers
siiid.
Yet
there
was
only
a
"little
gentle
booing"
when
the
referee
cauea
mis
game
J
Don
Amey
of
Chumps
topped
i
the
mixed
ten-pin
bowlers
Utut
The
Football
Aiwiation
com
inson's
vacated
loo-pouna
line.
Let
Turpin
or
Olson
find
out
who
champion
and
then
I
fight
that
ry"
""'d
Oavllan.
week
with
hi
hih
ungle
f
222
while
Bill
Anderson
of
Delnor
cantured
the
hiKh
three
-ore
1947
Chevrolet
4-Door
Sedan
S1100
I
1947
Ford
4-Door
Sedan
$1050
;
'
(
1948
Austin
Coach
$650
I
1949
Plymouth
4-Door
$1150
i
(
1948
Dodge
Cub
Coupe
$1200
(
1950
?4-Ton
International
Panel
$1100
!
AL
I.MR.
MIRDFR)
MILLS
wa
ready
to
hurl
the
bell
tthe
Umekeepersi
at
Woody
Strode
during
a
wresting
match
In
Edmonton
Strode
is
a
former
footballer
who
played
end
for
Calgary
Stampeders
when
they
won
the
Grey
Cup
tn
ms
The
officials
get
the
bell
away
from
Mill
before
anyone
was
hurt.
4-i
aith
M2.
Other
men
bowling
over
200
games
mere
Anderson
and
Jo
Long
of
Art
Murray,
both
with
212.
For
the
ladies.
E
Anderson
f
Delnor
captured
both
hleh
score
with
games
of
13,
128
and
179
for
a
total
of
443
Team
honors
went
to
the
Chump
who
rolled
hieh
single
of
830
and
a
triple
of
2
338
Results
-Chumps
4.
Pelnor
fl:
Spare.
4.
MCs
0;
Art
Murray
3,
Northern
Dtstributors
t.
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Hv
GAYLK
TALIJOT
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
mented
that
the
system
of
rain
checks
is
"ingenious
but
entire-1t
a
matter
for
the
cluht
them-
'
selves.
"They
aren't
obliged
by
law
to
I
refund
money."
said
a
spokes-
j
man.
"Any
club
can
install
this
system
if
it
wants
to
But
the
association
can
do
nothing
until
a
club
cr
clubs
sponsor
such
a
ruie
for
a
membership
vote
"
I
P
TO
REFEREE
Referees
are
responsible
for
.
'
ruling
on
cancellations
and
the
generally-accepted
standard
is
to
i
call
it
off
hen
the
referee
can't
!
see
either
goal
from
centre
f.eld.
'
'
Pre-gain?
cancellations
are
xade.
the
spokesman
said,
to
inconvenience
the
fewest
possible
1
fans,
depending
on
ice
or
fog'
conditions.
1
1
ii
aatSLu.
tW
IIMWI
aatMNMi
jaW
Lomi
Cad
4
!
Phone
866
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NKW
YORK
(AD
Frank
Lane
of
Chicago
White
Sox
cemented
his
position
as
the
tradingest
general
manager
in
the
history
of
baseball
when
he
obtained
firt-baseman
Ferris
Fain
from
Philadel
ST
.1
-
phia
Athletic?
in
the
winter's
most
important
deal.
Since
he
took
the
job
In
194?
13
u
a
SUPER-KEEN,
MIRROR-FINISHED
EDGES
GIYE
THE
BEST-LOOKING
SHAVES
EVER!
a
n
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND.
STORAGE
LTD.
FaUblWhed
1911
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATis
.MIirrtNb
.
.
.
I
OK
WARDING
.
.
.
Sing
til
Experienced
handling
Loral.
NaU'ti-vkc
if4
World-wide
HhipmenU.
"MOVE
WITH
I
ASF.
.
.
.
SHIP
VH
1IMMP
Agents
Allied
Van
l
ines
I
Id.
Agnes
Pierce
of
I.vons
headed
all
lady
five-pinners
thu
meek
as
she
knocked
over
pins
for
a
31H)
high
aingle
store,
and
Jtsiig
Khenlon
of
New
laurels
added
up
three
game
for
an
844
total..'
highest
so
far
bowled
l
ih
Uaeue
Her
team
also
raptured
the
single
and
triple
high
scores,
establishing
a
new
record
wlih
1,132
and
3
151
In
B
Division.
Robbl
Kohl
run
1
n?.n!'
Si'
4'
WJWWrUllliiiig
Army
Nurses
To
be
Moved
Nearer
Front
Phone
M
or
CI
(
or.
ini
v4
1-
with
the
avowed
intention
of
making
some
rhanpr."
Lane
has
takt-n
part
in
"0
deals
Involving
a
Utal
of
180
players
Net
t
stngle
man
remains
of
,
the
Wlu
fxix
team
hf
Inhcr-Itc.l
from
h:.
pred-fesvr.
Irlie
O'Uinnor
Early
bettinw
quotations
.Icre
make
Roc
ky
Marcuno
an
S
'.o
5
favorite
tc
retain
his
heavyweight
title
when
he
fiphts
Jersey
Joe
V.'aicott
f'.r
the
second
time
at
Chicago
April
10.
i
i
Wings,
Rangers
In
2-AII
Tie
NEW
YOP.K
(CPi
Johnn'
Wilson's
goal
at
6
2a
of
the
third
rjerlod
gave
Detroit
Red
Wings
a
2-2
tie
with
New
York
Rangers
Wednesday
night.
The
deadlock
increased
Red
'
Win?s'
Nation.-.!
Hockey
League
j
lead
over
second
-place
Mont-j
rea.i
j
WKsor.'s
tally
ijne
on
a
25-i
loot
screened
shot
which
slip-1
ped
between
the
pads
of
Lorn
!
WoiSlcy.
-
SLIPPERS
FOR
MEN,
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN
of
Bulfers
topped
the
kelers
,
with
a
sinKle
of
260
ard
Winnie
O'il'S
of
McKays
stretched
out
three
games
for
a
triple
of
"01.
Bulgers
nabbed
both
team
honors
with
scores
of
1
014
and
2
7S9
j
This
week
marked
the
end
of
the
eeond
"third"
In
the
Indies'
leapue
with
Dotns
and
Gordon
ti
a
They
GWt
Y
Smoother
Shaves
And
last
For
longer
Tka
OiJ
'-lf
Al
This
has
created
some
sur-;
prre
Irt
view
of
the
fact
that
Pappy
Joe
was
fur
ahead
on
KOREA
(f
Canadian
Army
nursing
sisters
ahcrtly
wili
be
serving
closer
to
the
Korean
front
line.
They
are
expected
to
be
pou'ed
to
the
25th
Canadian
field
dre?.s-ing
station,
in
the
general
area
,of
Tokchong.
within
a
mof.th.
;
Tok
-hong
is
23
miles
r.orth
of
:
;
Seoul.
Canadian
nurses
first
were
.posted
to
Korea
la.it
September,
when
a
re-organiation
of
Commonwealth
division
medical
facilities
was
begun
by
Col.
G
L
Morgan
Smith
of
Barrio.-
Ont.,'
director
of
the
division's
mciical
services.
STILL
ON
M
n
n
m
r
i
H;storic
Synogogue
MONTREAL
CP
The
oldc-it
r-naogue
in
Canada,
the
Shei.r-kh
lurael
Sycajogae
here.
wUt
..M-si.
its
185'.h
anniversary
Ordinary
Blades
Gillette
Blade
are
sharp,
.rTT
sharp
and
give
trie
beM-1oour,g,
molt
comfortable
shave
poasibie.
Now
to
uvc
time,
mi
fuss
and
make
blade
changing
eay,
ait
for
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
the
modern
dispenser
that
dealt
'em
out
unwrapped
ready
far
u.
You
pay
ju
the
regular
price
of
trie
blade
alone.
20
for
$1.00
-
10
for
50e
In
IMPROVCD
DISPISSCRS
with
Built-in
Compartment
for
Uses'
Blades
B.n,,lnr
Regular
Piuknu
Package
5
S
blades
hladeS
35c
Jit
XI
1
Anderson
going
into
the
final
stretch
tied
for
first
stint
In
B
Division,
a
four-wav
tie
for
first
place
between
the
following
will
be
plaved-off
Pundav:
75
Taxi
Commercials.
PR
Plumbing
and
Bulgers.
Results
A
Division
New
Laurel
4.
Stars
0;
Savoys
4.
Dlbbs
0.
I
yon
3.
Dorr.s
1:
Cloverleafs
3.
Runrtse
I.
Mansons
3.
Lucky
Strikes
I;
Gordon
U
Anderson
1.
Annettes
2.
It
Division
fikeena
4
Toilers
0:
MrKavs
4.
Rupert
Radio
0:
'Cooks
3
75
Taxi
1.
Commercials
3
Big
Sisters
1,
Buleers
3.
Co-op
I:
7th
Ave.
Mkt
2.
P
R
Plumbing
2.
points
and
looked
a
certain
winner
when
Rocky
pole-aed
him
tn
the
13th
round
at
Philadelphia
last
summer.
,
The
wise
monev
figures
Wal-ro'.l
shot
his
bolt
in
the
first
bout,
when
he
made
ptvbnbiy
lite
grealeit
fijhl
of
lus
long
career,
only
to
lu.se
The
odds-makers
doubt
he
can
shake
off
the
riiefnoiy
of
that
terrible
left
lioolc.
They
add
that
Joe
has
turned
33
since
the
other
fight
His
only
hope
they
believe,
lies
in
the
possibility
he
can
tail
into
Ms
4
SALE
v-
i
with
a
week-end
of
rededication
and
a
banqu'-t
on
May
13.
It
iwas
founded
in
by
Jewish
...
.
itv,
tt.
Bri-
I'
1
M
-
.
.
V
Fm
W
1
1
soio.eri
who
came
im
tish
forces
to
Canada.
CAME
FROM
1
1
PAX
Morgan
Smith
moved
the
station
tut
of
Seoul
and
formed
In
its
place
a
"communuations
zone
hospital"
with
nurses
at
-rn.
0
1
1
O
20
DISCOl
tached
from
the
Commonwealth
Base
General
Hospital
in
Kure.
Japan.
The
station
was
moved
powerful
young
rival
and
pit
Fashion
Footwec
forward
to
undertake
a
greater
him
away
within
two
or
three
share
ot
tiie
work
from
the
Im-
round.
A
man
could
get
hurt
mediate
front.
,
trying
to
do
that
to
Marrlano.
U.S.
Army
nurses
throughout
!
Try
Daily
News
Wont
Adi
Trade
in
Your
me
war
nave
.y.v
rl
...uvt-i,
;
The
hardest
hrxnt
working
working
athle
athlete
(jioe
to
in
ironv.
.
In
the
world
at
the
moment
almost
eertainly
Is
Jack
Kramer,
the
big
tennis
player-promoter
A
fellow
who
followed
Jack's
troupe
closely
says
the
wonder
to
him
Is
that
the
veteran
pro
has
been
able
even
to
stay
close
to
his
new
rival.
Frank
Sdg-man,
In
victories
won
on
their
tour.
As
he
described
it.
Kramer
!
puts
In
such
a
full
day
handling
RELEASE
ORDERLIES
!
Surgical
nursing
at
the
station
:
has
been
done
until
now
by!
nursing
orderlies
of
the
Royal
'
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
1
Morgan
Smith
says
ttiey
have
done
i
"terrific"
Job
but
ha,ve
borne
'"unfair
responsibility
"
Post-operative
nursing
should
l)e
done
by
graduate
nurses,
trained
for
the
job,
freeing
the
orderlies
for
work
In
the
medical
wards.
Will
Give
You
One
Week
We
A
Trade-in
Allowance
ol
the
details
of
arrangements
In
each
city
that
It's
something
of
I
HIRAM
1
I
VrAIKfR
j
imperiaT
I
CANADIAN
vllI,
I
an
anti-climax
to
him
when
he
finally
climbs
into
his
shorts
and
faces
'Sedgman
across
the
net.
Service
Vehicles
IMPERIAL
In
the
exquisite
m
'
DECANTER.
Musi
Pay
To
Park
On
the
Purchase
ol
a
Hew
Pair
ol
Shoes
Mrs.
Jim
Coleman
Puts
on
Blue
Bonnet
Unless
On
Duty
Reports
it
Best!
The
radio
gag
line
that
urges
the
listener
to
"put
something
(CHILDREN'S
SHOES
NOT
INCLUDED)
in
the
pot;
boy,"
doesn't
always
apply
to
the
Army
if
the
"pot"
concerned
Is
a
parking
meter.
I
'I
?
s
'
The
office
of
the
Judge
Advo
cate
General
of
the
forces
ruled
BOTTLE
that
parking
meter
fees
demanded
by
some
cities
need
not
be
paid
by
operators
of
service
vehicles
on
official
duty.
This
allowance
will
be
made
on
any
pair
of
wearable
shoes.
These
will
be
donated
to
the
Solvation
Army
for
charitable
purposes.
Oxfords
and
other
low-hceled
shoes
are
needed.
High-heeled
shoes
are
not
suitable.
Although
the
ruling
permits
parking
free
of
charge
where
meters
are
located,
members
of
the
armed
forces
operating
service
vehicles
have
been
told
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to
limit
the
length
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time
they
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parked
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regulations.
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for
illegal
parking
or
other
traffic
offences
come
out
of
the
soldier's
own
pockets
and.
when
he's
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the
wrong,
he
may
f.et
a
second
disciplinary
slap
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the
civilian
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finished
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him.
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the
whole,
army
headquarters
said,
driving
a
service
vehicle
entitles
a
driver
to
few
:
if
any
privileges.
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parking
I
In
certain
areas
Is
one
of
them.
LIMITED
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Phone
357
Box
638
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adverluiement
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not
pulilished
or
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