Frince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
2,
1953
MASIERIOiN,
N.Z.
u-ri
henry
McDermott
is
building
himself
a
(utdoors
.
.
.
with
Marty
tour-roomed
cottage
In
this
New
Zealand
community,
because
he
wants
to
"ensure
ome
comfort
for
my
old
age."
So
far
he
Is
only
(
years
old.
Friday,
7
p.m.
Sharp
General
Motors
vs
Itattery
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
2
-
L
CYO
Down
Battery
4-1
For
Second
Win
in
Series
Catholic
Youth
Organization
defeated
Heavy
Battery
4-1
last
night
in
first
round
play
for
the
Sheardown
football
trophy
in
a
game
played
at
Roosevelt
Park.
i
By
GALE
TALBOT
4
4'
3id
you
ever
deliberately
set
out
io
find
native
Indian
petro-
Both
old
and
new
engines
benefit
from
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Why,
comes
the
inquiry,
has
there
been
no
organized
move
to
elect
Lefty
O'Doul
to
baseball's
Hall
of
Fame,
considering
the
fact
that
the
record
shows
the
"man
in
the
green
hat"
hit
for
an
average
of
.349
in-11
big
league
sea
g
:
phs,
stone
weapons
or
tools
a.-)tijicl
our
Immediate
country-iuawTtwre
is
a
whole
mine
of
v
irious
interesting
articles
and
o
ljertf
of
historic
and
intrinsic
value
quite
close
by;
three
beautifully
made
stone
axes
were
recently
picked
up
at
Cloyah
CYO
let-land
put
CYO
in
the
lead
The
score
which
gave
with
a
sizzling
unassisted
shot
its
second
win
of
the
series
was
not.
indicative
of
the
Dlav
which
!
nt
the
Gunners'
net
X
X1C
sons,
a
lifetime
figure
topped
only
by
fobb,
Hornsby
saw
the
Gunners
miss
chancel
In
the
second
half,
lack
of
after
chance
around
the
CYO
j
finish
around
the
CYO
goal-goal,
mouth
saw
Battery
miss
a
dozen
The
artillerymen
drew
first
chances
to
score.
Ruttqn
in
the
(xf
v
'
,
3
'-
r
1
J
and
Joe
Jackson
among
the
moderns?
Eav,
and
the
north
(right
hand
going
out)
side
of
Metlakatla
t-asS!:ge
has
rock
carvings
of
natural
size
human
heads.
Many
answers
are
still
sought
I
blood
when
Father
Mohan
CYO
goal
made
some
excellent
The
answer
is
that
Lefty,
now
managing
at
San
Diego,
wasted
the
first
four
of
those
years
trying
to
be
a
pitcher
and
was
crowding
30
b?fore
he
discovered
h?
was
meant
to
be
a
slugging
outfielder.
In
his
two
greatest
yearr
with
the
Phillies,
1929-30,
C'Doul
hit
.398
and
.383.
In
his
the
Champs'
18-game
winning
Ktrtak
the
other
night.
That's
not
the
propr
t
rst.
Walt
until
Stengel's
mob
hits
the
road
next
time
whh
its
wondrous
lead
and
goes
prospecting
for
dollars
out.
through
the
steaming
western
tier.
That
big
stadium
at
Gasoline
Development
in
31
Years
JOHN'
WAYNE
stars
with
Donna
Reed
and
Charles
Coburn,
in
the
Warner
Bros,
comedy-
last
bi?
year,
1932,
he
clubbed
C1,,v,land
ls
gojnK
to
look
awfully
36C
for
Brooklyn
I
empty
after
those
70,000-plus
by
those
scientists
engaged
in
tracing
the
beginnings
of
our
natives
on
this
continent,
and
th?
Prince
Itupeit
inu.-.eum
and
F.
E.
Anfield
would
greatly
welcome
any
addition
to
the
local
collection.
Junior
fishermen
with
only
legr
for
transportation
are
doing
es
well
as
som:
of
the
far-ranging
grown-ups
by
taking
some
gcod
sized
dollies
out
of
the
Hays
Creek
tidal
pool,
four
of
our
celestials
had
limits
of
2i
to
3'2
pound
dollies
at
the
"Hole
in
the
Wall,"
Telegraph
Point
also
paying
dividends
on
the
same
species;
Lakelso
Lake
still
red-hot
on
cutthroats
with
the
Royal
Lefty
is
tied
with
Bill
Terry
of
j
throngs
it
held
when
there
still
banEed
a
hard
shot
past
goalie
F.
Rutton.
Shortly
afterwards
A.
Tam-bourlni
tied
up
the
game
for
the
CYO
when
a
Battery
back
failed
to
clear
and
Tambourini
had
no
trouble
beating
goalie
Walter
Silversmith.
Before
half
time
Jerry
Van-
Salem
Wins
First
Half
Of
WIL
By
The
Canadian
Press
Salem
Senators
are
the
Western
International
Baseball
saves
but
the
uunners
snots
were
invariably
wide
of
the
mark.
Vanierland
made
it
3-1
for
CYO
and
Tambourini
scored
his
second
counter
when
the
Battery
back
and
Silversmith
both
came
out
to
meet
him
and
left
the
goal
unprotected.
A.
Rutton
played
his
usual
valuable
game
at
centre
hilf.
In
the
present
Sheardown
trophv
series
CYO
has
two
Barnes
to
its
credit
and
General
Motors'
eleven
has
won
one
same.
Tomorrow
night
General
Motors
meets
the
Battery
with
the
latter
trying
for
their
first
win.
Last
Sunday
Prince
Runert
All-Stars
travelled
to
Smithers
where
the
locals
defeated
the
th?
Oinnts
for
having
madethe
i
war
a
race.
most
hits
In
a
National
League
"ason.
354.
George
Sisler
holds
It
becomes
more
evident
each
rtiiv
thnt
the
fans
nn
lonyr
will
record
j
Urn
out
nl
artre
numbers
just
the
American
League
with
257.
to
see
a
baseball
game.
There
are
too
many
other
things
to
do,
too
many
other
forms
of
entertainment
competing
for
the
sports
dollars.
The
baseball
fan
now
demands
a
contest.
Up
to
15
more
poivcr
Up
to
150
more
spark
plug
life
Some
of
the
more
rabid
Yankee
rooters
are
chiding
this
corner
gently
for
having
suggested
that
their
team's
runaway
threatens
serious
damage
to
Am
Coachman
leading
taker,
and
the
GI6KE-
JONES
drama,
"Trouble
Along
the
I
Way,"
starting
tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Yanks
Wearing
Loss
Record
New
York
Yankees,
who
usually
don't
have
to
ask
anyone
for
anything,
might
consider
borrowing
Charlie
Grimm's
Milwaukee
textbook
on
"How
To
Start
Winning
While
Losing."
Yankees
go
into
today's
game
at
Boston
with
a
clnnce
to
set
n
"second
best"
losing
record
for
the
club.
The
all-time
mark
i.s
13
in
1913.
The
next
worst
is
in
1045
and
enuallod
Wednesday
with
a
4-0
loss
to
the
Red
Sox.
Braves
went
into
a
tallsuin
the
same
day
as
the
Yanks
and
lost
eight
straight
before
riht-
champions,
ciiaiuuiuiiB,
-
jjeague
s
msi-imu
i
,
o
1
woai
3-1
,,.-,,40..
under
brilliant
rednecks
6Hmtnn
nome
squad
a
met
success
on
nri
Fvidmrw
in
n
mr
I
an.".E
?
conditions.
It
is
hoped
that
a
r'
the
me
onanau
Shanlilla
a
Lakes
ljkls
iwhioh
hav?
laid
claim
to
finish,
prising
.
P
fcmltneis
it.
will
,
h
rje
senaing
,pn(,inl,
an
n
nnnrls
most
invariably
s:nie
s:mie
ponds
n
almost
invariably
....-...,-
wtvi
,hB
P,inr,Br.iir
For
a
eleven
down
in
the
near
future
for
a
return
game
smooth
repay
for
the
hike
in
from
the
,
A
V2
victory
in
the
seconcl
highway.
i
Fairview
in
the
news
;
game
of
a
doubie.header
at
Vans':
usual
with
doilies,
skil-fish
assured
couyer
Wecinesday
night
and
grey
cod;
a
good
run
of
,
the
Senators
a
plaPe
in
th.,
post.
erican
League
attendance.
They
point
out
that
more
than
30.000
crowded
Into
Yankee
Stadium
to
watch
St.
Louis
Browns
break
New
Record
Set
Over
Jasper
Links
JASPER
A
new
record
was
set
Tuesday
.on
the
Jasper
Park
Collins
Retires
From
Ring
TCP,
a
Shell-discovered
additive,
now
blended
into
Shell
Premium
Gasoline,
puts
an
end
to
the
greatest
cause
of
power
loss.
It
is
the
most
significant
development
in
gasoline
since
the
introduction
of
tetraethyl
lead
in
1922.
TCP
was
originally
developed
by
Shell
Research
for
aviation
fuels
is
now
available
to
motorists
but
only
from
Shell
Dealers.
'Patent
applied
or
nxK-iiMi
in
ussuiieu
coiuis
"useason
plaVof
for
the
WIL
pen-all
the
same
splendid
eating
no
,lant
Tney
wil,
meet
the
winnpr
ma
Iter
the
color.
ol
the
second
nalf
of
tne
league's
T'C"dc?s
are
offering
pictures
split
season.
.
to
lucky
snapshotters
who
meet
j
The
Eskimos,
who
became
a
thenf
near
Oliver
Lake
these
long
serious
threat
onlv
10
days
ago,
evenings;
more
slowly
and
quietly
fashioned
2-1
and
7-6
wins
over
11
you
get
a
chance,
don't
'Wave
Calgary
and
took
at
least
tem-yaur
arms
around
and
perhaps
porary
command
of
second
place
BOSTON
(AP)
After
being
ing
themselves
Tuesday.
They
knocked
out
in
his
last
two
won
again
Wednesday
witn
ease,
10-2,,
over
Cincinnati.
Lamb's
NAVY
RUM
you
too
will
be
fortunate.
when
Lewiston's
Broncs
bowed
-
There
is
a
sea-lion
finding
2-1
to
Spokane.
"
pood
pickings
along
the
water-1
The
sad-sack
Broncs,
WIL
frnnt
u.ith
tVtA
Vapht
Plnh
tn
nflr.v-RpttprS
Until
their
luck
Lodge
golf
course
when
Ron
MacLeod,
of
Victoria,
scored
a
64.
The
previous
record
ov?r
the
par
71
course
was
held
by
Stan
Leonard
of
Vancouver,
Who
shot
a
65.
MacLeod
counted
a
34
in
the
first
nine,
one
under
par,
and
a
f
tarts.
Tommy
Collins,
Boston
featherweight,
has
accepted
manager
Rip
Valenti's
advice
to
retire
from
the
ring.
Two
months
ago
Collins
suffered
a
10-knnckdown
beating
from
lihtweitrht
champion
Brooklvn
nipped
Philadelphia
in
the
10th
inning
to
keen
their
half-game
lead
over
the
Braves.
Although
they
lost,
Yankees
kept
their
five-game
American
Cold
Storage
being
most
favored
turned
sour
in
mid-June,
have
villi
ms
pittuce,
a
Ulg,
Uiliy-
unc
nunc
game
uii
men
aLiicu-
Tiiite
colored
creature,
and
no
ule,
tonight's
meeting
at
Spo-
GASOLINE
SHELL
PREMIUM
League
lead
as
second-place
friend
to
anv
fisherman.
kane.
A
Lewiston
victory
in
the!
jimmy
Carter.
"A
staunch
old
friend"
30
on
the
back
nine,
six
under
par
.
He
set
the
record
despite
I7A
The
early
cohos
are
showing
Ilnale
wouia
give
tne
Broncs
in
his
recent
"comebick"
vn
aJew
miles
nearer
the
Skeena
second
place
in
the
final
stand-
h
o
u
t.
Collins
was
flattened
two
three-putt
greens.
He
shot
five
straight
birdies
and
six
in
Cleveland
also
lost,
4-2,
to
Detroit,
snapping
a
six-game
win
streak.
American
Boston
4,
New
York
0.
Detfoit
4.
Cleveland
2.
Chicago
13,
St.
Louis
4.
r.nd
Dundas
Island
vicinity
ings'
four
Percentage
points
in
.twice
before
losing
a
10-round
WITH
TCP
The
most
powerful
gasoline
vour
car
can
use
11N
i
I
SHELL
should
have
good
fishing
any
the
last
nine
holes
time
now.
The
new
record
was
set
while
front
of
the
Eskimos.
technical
knockout
to
Tedrtv
Salem,
needing
a
single
win
to
I
i
Redtop)
Davis
of
Hartford
take
the
first-half
title,
dropped
i
Conn.,
the
second
ranking
the
first
half
of
the
Vancouver
I
featherweight.
v
yf
This
Rdverttwment
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
playing
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wil
Washington
5,
Philadelphia
3.
llam
Safrold,
of
Edmonton.
twin
bill
4-3,
but
came
back
"When
featherweights
can
strong
in
the
nightcap.
The
Sen-
j
beat
you,
it's
time
to
quit
for
ators
tallied
twice
in
the
second
i
good,"
Valenti
told
Collins.
National
Brooklyn
5,
Philadelphia
4.
St.
Louis
10,
Chicago
5.
Milwaukee
10.
Cincinnati
2.
Pittsburgh
5,
New
York
3.
inning
and
put
th3
game
beyond
The
Boston
battler
considered
reach
of
the
Capilanos
with
a
Valenti's
advice
for
several
The
Snult'
Ste.
Marie
ship
canal
is
1.38
miles
long,
gateway
from
the
East
to
Lake
Superior.
three-run
outburst
in
the
fourth,
i
hours
and.
then
decided
..to
ol-Yakima,
league
doormat
most!
low
it,
much
to
the
delight
of
of
the
season,
staged
a
rebellion
j
his
21vear-old
wife,
Mae.
&t
Victoria.
The
Bears
shaded
"I
never
would
ask
him
to
Inst
year's
rhamnions
10-9
in
th?
lov.it."
Mrs.
Collins
snid.
"Fieht-flrst
game
of
a
twin
bill
and
out-
ing
was
his
life.
But
now
thnt
slugged
them
15-9
in
the
aftr-
the
decision
has
been
made,
I'm
niece.
The
double
win
lifted
the
vc
hapnv."
Do
vou
know
that
thsre
are
riore
than
30
different
kinds
of
villows
growing
in
British
Co-limbia,
and
that
they
range
from
Eea
level
to
up
above
timber-1
ne,
and
that
they
quite
com-l
lonly
hybridize?
John
J
i
t
z
g
e
r
a
1
ci
and
two
couples,
th?
Stones
and
Vincents,
vith
Butch
Ray
Johnson
and
daughter
Arlene
made
the
flight
lito
Khtada
last
Sunday,
weather
was
particularly
good
and
til
hands
took
a
ducking
at
Rome
time
or
another.
Most
of
the
fishing
was
done
rt
the
entrance
to
th?
lake
and
roulh,
th3
heavier
hVh
were
In
ie
deeper
water
and
names
of
tie
unlucky
nnilers
who
failed
tj
hold
on
will
not
be
mentioned.
Excellent
book
on
the
readers'
table
at
the
Civic
Centre
library,
Hammond's
Atlas
of
Game
and
hears
from
the
cellar
to
eighth
Financially,
Collins'
future
out
of
the
rinr
annears
rosy.
He
owns
a
two-fomilv
dwellinT
in
nearby
Medfnrd,
free
flnrt
clmr
pnd
Ins
banked
almost
$25,000.
In
addition,
he
has
been
prom
ised
a
lifetime
Job
as
a
court
officer
or
deputy
sheriff
in
Middlesex
ronntv
in
the
fall.
nlacv.
Cnlgary
replaced
them
In
Ihf
basement.
Wenatrhee
Chiefs
Fhut
out
Tri-Cily
14-0
find
assured
themselves-of
a
first-division
finish.
The
teams
wind
un
their
schedule
at
Kcnnewick
Thursday
night.
A
loss
would
stili
leave
the
Chiefs
In
fifth
place
in
the
final
first-half
standings.
Sugar
beet
or
sugar
cane
produces
four
times
more
food
energy
per
acre
than
any
other
food.
....
Beamnere
l'ish
pf
North
America;
color
il-
Become
Experts
Fc
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ork
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For
Play
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Jixiiei
tea's
STRONGEST
jjsiratert
and
a
very
valuable
work
with
brief
account
of
the
pictured
creature
that
"is
highly
educational.
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Even
if
you
lack
experience
you'll
score
a
triumph
when
you
make
jam
or
jelly
with
Certo.
It's
so
easy
...
so
quick
and
sure
because
Certo
is
a
highly
concentrated
iruit
pectin
product
the
natural
jellying
substance
extracted
from,
fruit.
With
Certo
there's
no
boiling
down.
You
use
only
a
ON&-MINUTE
full,
rolling
boil.
So
you
average
50
more
jam
or
jelly
and
the
lovely
fresh-fruit
taste
and
color
remain
in
your
fruit.
There's
a
separate,
kitchen-tested
Certo
recipe
for
each
kind
of
fruit.
Follow
the
simple
directions
carefully
and
you'll
have
firm,
sparkling,
delicious
jams
and
jellies.
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Will
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No
ironing
necessary
.
.
.
moth
resisting,
wash
any
way
you
like,
no
special
handling
necessary.
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Certo
in
either
form
gives
equally
good
results
RECIPE
BOOKLET
under
the
lahrl
of
every
bottle
and
In
every
packoge.
Each
type
hai
special
recipri
which
,
must
be
followed.
They
are
not
interchangeable.
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