iintr
KwLt-il
Uuiiy
hem:
B.C.
University
Offers
Course
Honor
Climber
'
NEW
DELHI
Ce'
Tile
government
of
West
Bengal
plan
to
present
a
purse
to
Ebutla
Tensing,
the
native
climber
who
with
Edmund
Hillary
of
New
In
Municipal
Administration
l
virrnRiA
(CPTh
TJnlver-l
The
correspondence
c-jUi
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Kv
GALE
TALBOT
Zealand
stood
on
the
peak
of
Mount
Everest
as
a
BrttLsh
party
finally
conquered
the
world's
sitr
of
British
Columb.a
U
pre-
propased
by
UBC,
he
explained.;
pared
to
take
a
major
step
for-
woulo
cover
accounting,
law.!
ward
by
being
the
first
In
the
finance
and
administration
as
highest
mountain
recently.
Ten-i
the
state
of
West
Bengal.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Sports
fans
who
revelled
in
the
superlatives
of
the
giddy
20s,
when
Uncle
Sam's
athletes
rose
to
world
heights
in
virtually
every
branch
of
endeavor,
will
ever
be
convinced
that
the
late
Bill
Tilden
was
the
greatest
tennis
player
yet
i
country
to
offer
a
course
in
they
relate
to
numcipal
gov-municipal
administration.
j
ernment.
:
Prof.
E.
D.
McPhee
outlined
!
Prof.
McPnee
was
confident
it
the
proposed
course
in
a
speech
would
meet
the
present
need.
He
today
to
the
Municipal
Officers
conceded
that
it
might
at
some
Association
of
B.C.,
meeting
future
time
develop
into
a
full-here
j
credit
college
course,
and
carry
The
course
would
be
offered'
1
own
degree,
Just
as
hospital
administration
now
is
a
course
bv
correspondence
to
junior
and,
middle
executive
emolovees
in
i
on
the
curricula
of
many
uni-
The
safe
way
is
to
drive
refVesIied
Long
highway
mik-a
are
tiring.
I
seen
on
this
planet.
I
They
are
equally
certain
that
i
Jack
Dempsey
was
the
be.st
!
lighter,
Bcbby
Jones
the
best
Kolfer.
Earl
Sande
the
best
Browns
Stop
Yankee
Win
civic
government.
The
course,
to
be
given
If
enough
people
are
interested.
But
pause
for
Coca-Cola
puts
you
bock
at
the
whtl
refreshed.
:
jockey.
Babe
Ruth
the
best
ball
J
J
v
Streak
at
18
veKitiejs.
The
Municipal
Officers
Association
following
Pror.
McPliee's
address,
decided
to
press
the
Union
of
BC.
Municipalities
to
give
its
recognition
and
backing
to
the
course,
so
a.
to
encourage
people
to
enroll.
j
player.
Try
it
.
.
.
iiave
a
Coke.
will
parallel
in
procedure
the
method
used
for
training
char-,
tered
accountants.
j
The
persons
will
study
by
cor-i
respondence.
be
called
to
four
or,
five-day
Institute
se.ssions
at
the
!
end
of
each
year,
and
be
given
written
examinations
prepared
by
the
university.
One
dt-ieuW
fell
tlifi
public
lacked
knowledge
of
the
responsibilities
shouldered
by
municipal
officers.
In
some
instances
the
faith
of
NEW
YORK
The
down-!tne
Charleston
set
undoubtedly
trodden
St.
Louis
Browns,
led
by
.
WPll
piace.d.
Concerning
Tit-a
New
York
Yankee
castoff,
sue-;
dn
tjtcu.
i
a't
iMt
reasonable
ceeded
w
here
mightier
rivals
had
(joubt
iailed
Tuesday
night
as
they:
after
Having
seen
Big
Bill
only
snapped
the
American
Leapue
his
best,
hp
was
well
past
we
champion's
w
inning
streak
at
IS
cflnnot
k
witn
impressive
game.-
with
a
3-1
victory.
authority
We
have,
however.
Duane
Pillette.
with
only
one
,
a
tnp
?ood
ones
since
hu
previous
victory
to
his
credit
and
;
hevday
and
nave
talked
many
consistently
unable
4o
go
the
an-
hmlr
wUn
experts
who
route
this
season,
ended
the
,
.t.hH
TiMen
nil
un
his
A
kt
of
people
say
these
Prof.
McPhee
explained
thei
miserable
officials
don
t
have
to
course
had
been
prepared
at
the
and
don
t
need
request
of
the
Municipal
Offi-
-know
anything
i-ers'
Association,
and
was
de-
any
pay,"
he
-aid.
Teamed
up
for
a
fun
session
between
workouts
are
two
boxing
champions
turned
bongo
drummers,
middleweight
title
holder
Kid
Gavilan
of
Cuba
i
left
i
and
lightweight
champion
Jimmy
Carter.
seventh
place
Brownies
string
of
rhampjonshlps.
and
our
con-
I
losses
at
14
with
the
help
of
fine
cusion
ls
that
there
have
been.
reliel
hurling
by
old
Sachel
signed
to
meet
the
present
need
for
training.
There
are
four
major
groups
employed
by
government.
Prof.
McPhee
pointed
out-
There
are
the
clerical
workers,
trained
by
high
schools
and
business
college.-.:
police
and
fire-
Joint
Exercise
Planned
For
Canadian-U.S.
Airmen
Paige,
who
retired
four
of
five
Yanks
to
face
him.
The
defeat
was
the
lirst
after
seven
victories
for
New
York
starter
Whitey
Ford,
who
gave
up
a
two-run
homer
to
Vic
Wertz
in
the
fifth
inning.
OTTAWA
?
A
"large
scale"
i
and
other
units
then
In
summer
men-
trained
by
the
departments
ioint
exercise
will
test
Canadian
!
trainine
as
well
as
'
all
elements"
n
which
they
serve;
professional
such
as
engineers
and
and
American
fighter
defences
of
the
air
defence
system
In-'
peop'L'
and
are
today,
better
tennis
j
players
than
the
famous
Phila-dclphian
was
at
his
best.
There's
no
way
of
proving
it.
i
of
course,
but
we
firmly
believe
j
that
the
Jack
Kramer
of
today
could
have
walloped
Tilden
at
his
peak.
We
further,
believe
!
that
Fred
Perry
of
England
j
could
have
done
the
same,
and
,
perhaps
Donald
Budge.
In
other
?
i
words,
our
contention
is
that
the
calibre
of
tennis
has
lm-
;
proved
in
the
last
25
or
30
years.
I
i.nd
the
more
honest
of
the
old
;
timers
say
there
is
no
doubt
j
j
of
it.
:
foresters,
trained
at
university.
'simultaneously
in
July,
it
was
eluding
fighter
squadrons,
con
WW
SS
th
I
A
trol
centres,
the
ground
observer
!
ant
the
last
eroup,
the
admin-
announced
here.
Exercise
Tail
Wind
Is
rn-ns
rnrinr
nnd
nthpr
protinri
inai-oia.
inis
lasi
group
naa
a
uc-mendous
amount
of
re.spon.sibi!-
second
manoeuvre
of
this
kind
j
units,
and
the
army's
anti-air
but
it
should
find
Canadian
air
I
craft
command.
Japanese
Tennis
Team
Arrives
defences,
at
lea.st.
in
consider-,
There
Tlitre
was
was
np
elaboration
of
'.'
...
'
,
...
,,,.
I
the
other
.,,-
activities
of
all
groups.,
thk-
out
the
three-squadron
No.
Yet
untll
now
tneir
training;
4
fighter
wing,
a
Sabre
jet
out-
has
been
by-passed."
ably
better
shape
than
they
were
for
exerrise
Sign
Post
of
a
year
iago.
S
RCAF
statements
have
indi
For
instance,
we
were
told
lit.
wm
still
De
in
canaaa
at
mai
.
At
the
same
time,
Decause
oi
time
sinri
available
It
Is
slated
i
t
rcrA
cl
nvmminti
tn
tin-
;
'K
within
the
last
year
by
a
famous
player
of
another
country
who
VANCOUVER
0
The
young
cated
that
the
Canadian
radar
for
European
service
early
this
:
dertake
more
and
more
social
est
team
ever
to
carry
Japan's
:met
Tilden
numerous
times
that
j
system
should
be
pretty
well
In
tall.
At
least
the
first
long-;
service
work,
their
work
has
be
hopes
in
Davw
Cup
competition
Bm
did
nnt
have
a
really
goo-1
;
.
.
I
O
ImhJmi
ttitni
lam
full
stride
by
this
fall
while
a
year
ago
only
a
few
stations
were
even
in
incipient
operation.
Following
tne
Sign
Post
pattern.
Tail
Wind
will
launch
"aggressor"
forces,
probably
in
ha;
arrived
nere
and
is
now
overhead
game.
Having
moved
practicing:
for
zone
play
against
j
with
the
times,
this
interna-the
United
States.
Itionalist
of
a
quarter-centurv
Jiro
Yamagishi,
captain
and
!
ago
said
this
would
have
proved
manager,
admitted
that
Japan
'
a
fatal
weakness
against
the
has
but
a
faint
chance
to
win
'
best
of
the
moderns.
range
CF-100
home-d
e
f
e
n
c
e
;
come
Increasingly
more
corn-fighter
souadron
also
will
be
J
plicated
and
difficult,
available
as
well
as
a
number
of
Prof.
McPhee
pointed
out
that
reserve
squadrons
flying
Vm-
i
as
the
government
expanded
Its
pire
jets
and
Mustangs.
service
work,
more
officials
were
And
the
"aggressors"
are
likely!
required.
In
the
last
decade
in
to
include
one
or
both
of
the
new
'.,
the
United
States,
he
said,
the
Comet
jet
transport
planes
be-,
number
of
government
em-
cause
they
were
bought
to
simu-
j
'
ployees
had
increased
30
per
late
high-flying,
speedy
bomb-
cent.
;rrs
in
just
this
sort
of
test.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WOK
cluding
the
Comet
Jet
transports.
the
cup
play
at
the
Vancouver
;
Only
recently,
when
BiU,
a
.'
against
the
joint
defences
and
Lawn
lennis
wuo
juiy
s-u.
,
traoip
fit
was
prnadine
60
Phone
133
Prince
Ruprrt,
BC.
"Coke"
U
rrglstwrd
trde-mrx.
see
how
both
make
out.
Yamagishi
predicted
that
within
i
a
notPd
West
Coast
piayer
told
a
or
two
his
will
,
year
country
ne
stiU
was
much
the
produce
a
powerful
team.
-
coach
and
practice
opponent
In
Team
members
Atsushi
Miyaji
,
the
game.
It
will
be
bossed
by
the
two
top
fighter
defence
airmen
on
,
the
continent.
Gen,
Benjamin
Chldlaw
and
Air
Vice-Marshal
i
The
USAF
has
no
equivalent
of
the
Comet
to
give
their
de
inn
nyf?
iM
ano
K.ose
iamo
are
i
years
,oi
age,
and
highly
rated
In
Japan.
;
Third
team
member
is
Ma-sanobu
I
Kimura.
also
in
his
early
20s.
j
Japan's
top-seeded
player,
Jiro
i
A.
L.
James,
who
head
the
air
defence
commands
of
their
two
countries
from
Colorado
Springs.
Col.,
and
St.
Hubert
airport,
Montreal,
respectively,
j
The
RCAF
said
it
will
commit
fences
a
test
like
that
of
a
Jet
j
bomber.
The
U
S.
will
throw
In
units
i
-ATlch
parallel
those
or
the
RCAF
j
and
will
a!a
use
US.
Navy'
planes.
UVJ
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST
THE
FLIP
CAST
IN
BAIT
CASTING....
auxiliary
or
reserve
squadrons
The
Ayrshire
breed
of
dairy
cattle
was
developed
in
southwestern
Scotland
in
the
County
of
Ayr.
present
characteristics
of
the
breed
having
been
established
in
the
year
18T0.
in
TRAP
SHOOT
for
SPOON
AWARD
7:00
p.m.
TONIGHT
Kiniamaru,
could
not
make
the
trip.
The
team
played
exhibition
matches
in
Honolulu
and
California
en
route
here.
.
The
zone
matches
will
be
played
in
this
Canadian
city
because
Japanese
players
expressed
a
.
preference
for
its
grass
courts
over
those
available
in
west
coast
Anierican
cities.
H.S.
Souiham
Retires
From
Ottawa
Paper
OTTAWA
H.
S.
Southam,
BASEBALL
Thursday
-
6:45
p.m.
Esquires
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson
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?
a
j
'ji?t3?'?
iifl
rr-ffrT
;
'.'&
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iH
CXDOalDO
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flip
or
bxckmand
cast
is
useful
for
shout
casts
umceX
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obstructions.
t6
roo
is
helo
hopizontau.y
WITH
THE
6RiP
CWOSStMS
IN
FRONT
OF
VOUO
WAISTLINE.
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NO
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OF
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CAST-INS.
THE
POD
TIP
IS
SNAPPED
IN
A
FOWwftRO,
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ONLY,
STARTING
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STOP.
THE
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ROD
FUPS
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LURE
OUT
AS
VOU
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RELEASE
THUMB
PRESSURE
ON
THE
REEL.
WRIST
ACTION
SEEM
BEST
HOLDINO
REtL
NORiroHTAU
publisher
of
the
Ottawa
Citizen
'
Mine
1920
and
formerly
a
mem-j
ber
ol
its
staff,
has
retired
from
i
u
live
direction
of
the
paper,
j
j
Hi
will
b-succeed
ecj
bv
hist
mvRobert
W.
Southam.
39,
as-:
Vtant
publisher
for
the
last
,
years.
j
II
Harry
Southam
is
one
of
the
best
known
figures
in
Ottawa's
ku.siiie.ss
circles.
He
plays
a
leading
part
in
a
number
of
charitable
activilie.s
and
is
a
strong
I
iimm
I
9mm
I
mtl
4-
ft
nmi
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nf
inn
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an
inviution,
Mr.
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at
any
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or
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ia
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for
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ropy
of
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eairful
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amazed
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all
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supporter
of
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i
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and
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capital's
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rational
and
health
in.-.U'.uUons.
"This
has
been
a
difficult
decision
for
me
to
make.
But
I
'
believe
it
will
prove
to
be
a
sound
;
one."
he
said
in
a
statement.
He
came
to
The
Citizen
in
1897
hen
his
brother,
the
late
W.
M.
Southam,
was
appointed
pub-
i
lisher.
He
became
assistant
pub-
j
Usher
in
1900
and
publisher
when
W.
M.
Southam
retired
in
1920.
R.
W.
(Bob
i
Southam
was
born
In
Ottawa
in
1914
and
was
educated
at
Ashbury
College,
Ottawa;
Queen's
University,
Kingston:
and
Columbia
University,
New
York.
He
joined
the
Citizen
staff
in
1937
as
a
reporter.
He
enlisted
in
the
Canadian
Navy
in
May,
1940,
and
was
discharged
in
August,
1945,
with
the
rank
of
lieutenant-commander.
He
rejoined
The
Citizen
staff
that
same
year
and
became
Its
managing
editor
in
January,
1946.
ife
was
appointed
assistant
publisher
on
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THE
TEST
FOR
POWER!
Try
a
tankful
of
Chevroit
Supreme
Gowilina
in
your
tar.
Tackle
hills,
open
highwayi
or
city
traffic.
Make
your
own
Supreme
Test
and
prove
to
youra-lf
that
here's
the
motor
fuel
that
fives
you
supreme
power.
You'll
be
(lad
Vuh
made
the
SUI'KEME
twt.
BEG-
1
""'
SUPREME
CASQUKi
H.
G.
HEL6ERS0N
LTD.
OFFICE
WILL
BE
CLOSED
ALL
DAY
JUNE
19
IN
MEMORY
OF
THE
LATE
MRS.
N.
E.
ARNOLD
i
Standard
Stations
and
Chevron
Gas
Stations
"THE
COMPLETE
TRAVEL
SERVICE"