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TOM
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I.M
It
'Continued
from
Page
li.
Pin.
CO
KuciT
LXiliy
INtv.'
Friday,
Adi'U
18,
1952
DAILY
NEWS
I
ft'
Wiignc
paid
luting
tribute
tu
Mr.
Christie.
Reviewing
the
;
general
situation,
he
said
he
felt
that
CCF
power
is
waning
and
also
could
be
realized
a'
decline
in
Liberalism.
D.
C.
Stuart
recalled
earlier
campaigns,
and
the
hard
work
Brooklyn
and
Cleveland
Win
NEW
YORK
Brooklyn
and
Cleveland
careened
along
on
17-hit
binges
Thursday
but
spunky
little
St..
Louis
Browns
made
five
honor
that
had
been
conferred
on
him.
It
represented
the
confidence
felt.
As
for
the
campaign
that
was
coming,
he
wished
to
say
that
the
Conservative
policy
has
much
to
offer.
He
Durocher
Technique
Le
Says
lie's
Crazy
About
lik
Wakefield
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
!
NEW
YORK
(AP)
The
Giants
were
sitting
around
in
the
locker
room
peeling
off
their
POUTS
and
long
conferences
conduct-
himself
had
not
solicited
the!ecj
nomination.
He
would
be
glad
Christie.
A
couple,
of
years
ago
a
time
and
was
later
pasted
to
he
established
the
Woodbir,
Liverpool
as
a
demobilization
Products
business
which
he
now
officer.
He
was
mustered
out
operates.
I
with
rank
of
lieutenant
in
1919
He
is
a
member
of
the
Prince
and
returned
to
Canada.
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
j
Located
at
Vancouver.'
he
be-and
Rotary
Club.
j
came
interested
in
mining
brok-
He
comes
of
a
Conservative
'
erage
and
made
his
first
visit
family
and
is
an
Anglican.
(to
Prince
Rupert
In
1921
while
war
in
1914,
he
went
overseas
enroute
to
the
Portland
Canal
with,
the
First
Division.
He
was
,
district.
Later
he
was
located'
severely
wounded
at
Messines
in
California
and
in
Toronto
in
Ridge
and,
after
a
period
of
real
estate
and
mining
broker-
John
Bulger
mentioned
hav-
hits
stand
up
for
a
third
straight
j
to
do
his
utmost
in
the
way
of
B
"
"
""c
al"
irivlna
of
his
louiy
ana
in
the
victory
over
Detroit.
Manager
Rogers
Hornsby's
revamped
Brownies
used
home
runs
by
Les
Moss
and
Bob
Nieman
to
!
spill
Hal
Newhouser's
comeback
services
to
the
community
and
!
r"
v
the
province.
,
n'
,,,,...,...,.,.
The
meeting
was
advised
that
unur.:t.t.
there
was
a
prospect
of
C.
H.
There
were
several
other
lOrme
coming
here
to
serve
as
speakers.
It
was
encouraging,
j
campaign
manager,
said
Mr.
.Dockrill
of
Telkwa,
to;THP
CANA
vr.lr,,,rlP
note
the
vigor
seen
in
the
rid-THE
ing.
The
effective
way
in
which!
veteran
of
two
world
wars,
Blighty,
returned
to
France
for
age.
;SE
ROUND-UP
the
camDaiim
was
bptrinnine
i
naving
served
overseas
from
1914
to
1919
and
in
Canada
dur
!
umiurms
aner
the
season
s
opener
against
the
Phils
hact
been
called
off
by
rain,
and
Manager
Leo
Durocher
was
parrying
questions
from
a
dozen
j
writers
in
his
adjoining
office.
The
subject
principally
va
!
Dick
Wakefield,
signed
to
a
Giants'
contract
as
a
plnch-hit-
ter.
j
Leo,
who
never
does
thing
by
halves,
.
had
just
said
he
wa
crazy
about
Wakefield
when
i
somebody
asked
him
what
he
(thought
he
could
do
about
the
I
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
guttlers
will
be
inor
larger?
Quite
likely,
possible
experiment
ed
lit.
Foerster.
stopping
over
Jake
thi
summer
in
Prance
Ruperi
yesterday
on
.Fisheries
Research
his
way
to
La
k
else.
ve
rar-reaehin
ef-1
By
the
way,
II
any
anglers
are
fishing
there.
1
seriously
contemplating
a
fishiwg
greatly
strengthened
belief
in
the
coming
victory
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
nominee.
D.
C.
Stevenson
expressed
the
satisfaction
he
felt
in
realizing
the
choice
that
had
been
made.
bid
with
a
3-1
win
for
Bob
Cain
against
his
old
Detroit
mates.
Little
Bobby
Sliantz
and
Philadelphia
A's
knocked
off
world
champion
New
York
Yankees,
beating
Eddie
Lopat.
Cleveland
packed
a
425-foot
homer
by
Luke
Easter
into
its
17-hit
attack
to
whip
Chicago
5-3,
and
Rookie
Faye
Thorn-berry
hit
a
grand
slam
home
run
in
Boston's
9-2
wi.i
over
Washington
in
other
American
League
action.
Brooklyn
continued
to
niuidtr
Eoston
pitching,
boostmit
its
club
batting
mark
to
.378
by
overpowering
the
Braves
8-2.
ing
the
second
war,
Thomas
Melbourne
Christie
was
born
in
Windsor,
Ontario,
and
moved
as
a
boy
to
Caigary
with
his
family.
Later
they
went
to
Edmonton
and
it
was
there
that
Mr.1
Christie
finished
his
education,
graduating
from
Westward
Ho
.,
.
Mnntn!
alT.lau
th
a
...
.
of
predatory
fish
,
lw
may
prove
the
,
tact
Terrt
Me.Vralvoi,
biologist
in
charge
of
research
at
Lakclse.
Wakefield
disposition.
This
battle
would
be
fought
!
through
t
the
finish..
j
Mr.
CoDinson
had
bpn
lnn
acquainted
with
the
candidate
i
"fry.
says
D.
R.
I
A
meniton
of
our
column
mast-
i
"D
1
s
p
o
s
1
1
i
o
n
?"
he
yelped.
School
aiid
juiiihig
the
Doinhi-
as
iniiuuudian
"Whnt
In
rfn
T
...
ht
Stead
of
the
saeneye
and
there
need
be
no
ouestlon
"c,c
,,
.
K,
",;:,"
.
looiainea
nis
ursi
Dusmess
ex-
to
the
best
trout
hangout
of
the
'
his
disposition
as
long
as
he
f
TrT?
B,,t?n'
Wh0
worlhiU
that
ball
for
me?
All
I
perience.
On
the
outbreak
of
In
1940
Mr.
Christie
was
back
'Viuun,
is
an
ITOEIll
ran
tell
wx,
ic
thof
I
lit,.
v,l
(to
iv
any
cici
ttuii.
W.
W.
Wright,
Progressive
Conservative
organizer,
who
has
Special
for
One
Week
1937
Terrap!ane
Sedan
$195.00
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Austin
Sedan
2
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Sedans
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Panel
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Panel
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l!.t(i
Ford
Sedan
Superior
Auto
Service
N'Hiiaimo
biological.
t
th
feed
on
finger-Is
i'
not
likely
they
of
the
same
size
fisherman
and
has
trenueni
I
anH
ofrvtvv
nn
thk
ih
in
the
armv
with
th
Vtarcric
I
JJ
viuu
nn.cj
If
ft
m
A
ml-L
A
been
travelline
widely
thrOUgh
riliorH
anH
th
rv.t,t
him
and
he's
tickled
to
death
t
"cmwBi
wcii;
battles
in
season
with
two
and
three-pound
cutthroats.
dead
Again,
Long
Live
His
Memory
f
also
lniornu-u
us.scnwartz
was
ordered
by
city
be
with
us.
That's
good
enough;
'
A
crowd
Of
16.218
at
Toronto's!
for
me
and
I'll
tell
you
Dick';
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
saw
tht
!
going
to
do
all
right.
Maple
Leafs
beat
Detroit
Rod
j
.
'I
never
saw
him
before
in'
Wings
3-1
to
climax
an
amaz-
j
my
life
and
I'm
not
paying
any
;
ng
comeback
In
the
Stanley
attention
to
the
things
they
say
j
Cup
final,
10
years
ago
today,
j
about
him
not
liking
to
play
i
After
losing
the
fir?t
Uirce
UH
province,
uia
m
now
i
Prisoners
of
War
and
later
held
many
a
year
popular
interest
staf
rank
as
c
tain
t
ottawft
in
politics
of
all
shades
had
I
After
the
wa
Mr
Cnrlstle
fallen
to
a
low
ebb.
It
had
evenjbought
the
residue
of
War
A
been
this
when
the
-like
great
sets
materials
in
the
former
co3t
boom
began
Of
late,
,
umted
States
Army
warehouse
however,
a
great
difference
had
here
aiid
came
to
Prince
Ru-set
in.
Today,
said
Mr.
Wright,
1
perf.
"I
definitely
became
sold
'
a
live
concern
In
public
affairs
on
Prince
Rupert
and
that's
th?
was
everywhere
manifest.
Mr.
'
reason
I
am
still
here,"
says
Mr.
Limited
Third
Avenu
West
Phone
Green
21
7
council
to
remove
the
source
ot
offensive
odors.
The
bones
w.'re
returned
to
the
deep
from
whence
they
first
came.
A
lot
of
noise
was
created
by
the
news
then
that
Caddy
was
dead.
IVs
the
same
thing
again.
But
regardless
of
whether
the
latest
discovery
Is
really
Caddy,
he
will
still
make
his
mysterious
!
last
Caddy
lor
yti
is
deadagain,
leio.i
was
recently
0
up
on
the
beach
west
coast
of
Van-ad
A
Vancouver
proclaimed
the
a
gn
elephant
seal
Iter.
h
Victorians,
who
jj
po.scs.sive
comrade
baseball.
He
says
he
wants
to
games,
Toronto
won
four,
in
a
play
baseball
now
for
us
and
'row
to
capture
the
world's
pro-that's
all
I'm
Interested
In.
He'll
fesslonal
hockey
championship,
get
a
chance
from
me."
;This
year
they
lost
to
Detroit
The
listeners
knew
they
weicj'rur
slrai8ht
in
the
serhi-finais.
being
subjected
to
the
Durocher
!
"
treatment,
most
of
them
havins
n
Lll
appearances
and
those
who
see'hparrt
t.ho'cnm.
mtino
for
"orthr
1
Caddy
ght
denounce
Caddy
lT
T
k"W
a"d
never
'"'occasions,
but
they
didn"
mind
knew
that
Leo
really
,
s
,
,ne
tu
ep-
'
meant,
or
at
least
thought
ho
s
.t
it,"
I,
1
'
meant,
what
he
was
saying,
'
and
Vxtorians
are
--ri.k,
right
tt,
,,.
,,,
thnt
.
?
.
t
Caddy
!
getting
some
amazing
resulU
by
pouringj
the
last
two-
years,
on
the
old
oil.
uucuun
scores
American
League
St.
Louis
3,
Detroit
1.
New
York
1,
Philadelphia
3.
Boston
9,
Washington
2.
Cleveland
5,
Chicago
3.
National
League
Brooklyn
8,
Boston
2.
Chicago
0,
Cincinnati
3.
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
3
(11
inningsr.
Pittsburgh
5,
St.
Louis
3.
GREAT
SCHOLAR
Dean
Henry
Alford,
English
divine
who
died
in
1871,
had
written
several
Latin
odes
and
a
history
of
the
Jews
before
he
was
11.
Two
seasons
ago
St.
Louis-;
Cardinals
decided
that
Jim
I
A
few
more
youthful!
baseball
enthusiasts
have
signified
Intention
to
play
little
league
baseball
this
summer:
Dick
Bury,
Billy
Smith
and
Robby
Irvine
are
the
latest.
The
Infantry
ignaer..
.
Hearn
was
too
Interested
In
golf
and
other
pursuits
to
pitch
any
longer
for
them,
and
thev
let
"
t
v
-
V
Our
1
Leo
have
him
at
the
waiver
Prince
Rupert
Rod
&
n,
of
course,
he
Is
.
Hp's
mou
than
i-he's
a
legend!
tangle
wiih
Caddy
to
tne
first
meeting
rster.
A
Port
Alber-i
telephoned
us
at
ffnllice
to
announce
i'hn
he
haa
"found
I've
got
him
on
iny
i
Hike
us
very
long
to
var.zs
place,
tires
.tmera
in
o.ie
hand,
protruding
from
and
behold!
on
the
.
yard
was
a
60-foot
10
feet
wide
with
The
Canadian
Infantryman
with
his
superior
training
and
personal
qualities
has
won
the
respect
of
the
world
as
a
fighting
marl.
price.
.
Leo
told
Jim
that,
personally,
he
thought
he
probabJy
was
the
grentcst
pitcher
In
the
National
League,
and
Jim
has
came
very
neat
proving
him
correct.
Club
executive
meet
tonight
at
the
Savoy
Hotel.
Main
discussion
will
-surround
drafting
of
a
letter
to
Victoria
requesting
action
in
local
fishery
research
and
possibility
of
a
fish
The
''new'
Durocher
devotes-
&
i
lot
of
time
to
soaping
up
the
i
"On
To
Helsinki"
nipht
will
be
staeert
tnmnrmu
hv
Prinp
t?h
boys,
and
they
respond
to
it
by
j
platting
out
a
little
extra
for
j
w
standing
solidly
j
pPrt
Elks
LOdge
members
In
aid
him.
We
are
convinced
that
"the
dun
entrance
i
If
Us.
Olympic
trial
boxers'
travel-
the
present
generation
of
piay-
ling
fund.
'
,CIS
wiu
exiena
memseives
moie
.
j
consistenly
for
a
managr
of
hU
"Oldest
skier
on
the
local
ype
thn
they
will
for
the
mar-hills"
was
the
way
Alex
Mitchell
.tinets
of
the
old
school.
He
is
once
again
proving
to
be
the
most
"
important
man
in
the
Canadian
Army.
Yital
to
the
successful
operation
of
Infantry
is
the
man
who
must
maintain
lines
of
communication
between
the
front
line
and
forward
headquarters.
He
is
the
Infantry
Signalfer,
an
important
man
in
keeping
the
finely
balanced
team
of
modern
"
infantry
operating
smoothly
and
successfully.
Take
your
place
in
the
front
lines
of
Canada's
freedom.
Serve
with
the
Infantry.
You
are
eligible
if
you
are
17
to
40
years
'
of
age
and
ready
to
serve
anywhere.
U.F.X.W.U.
W.A.
DANCE
TONIGHT
I.O.O.F.
HALL
10:00
P.M.
REFRESHMENTS
Note
Change
in
Time
a
word,
he
beck-h
'.o
us
as
we
ap-.
without
a
little
8tit
all
doubt
was
I
we
peered
inside.
iore
our
astonish
-a
skeleton
of
such
;
that
the
end
of
it
red
in
the
distance.
-
f.iddy."
announced
was
introduced
last
night
at
the
spring
banquet
of
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club.
He
congratulated
the
club
for
Its
interest
In
younger
members.
"You
are
Elvine
the
vounesters
!on
The
ALLEYS
Consistent
high
scores
were
i
bowled
Tuesday
night
in
the
,
in
x
...
lone
of
the
greatest
opportunities
Ladies'
League
by
Peggy
Thomp-
ln
their
lives
by
giving
them
a
OI
Lyons
ia
uivisiuu;,
giving
:
chance
to
ski.
learning
a
great
her
a
high
single
of
291
and
a
i
sport
and
what's
more,
teaching
high
triple
of
803.
In
B
Division,
them
to
develop
strong
healthy
-lord's
Hill
of
Toilers
took
both
bodies."
'
honors
with
269
and
692.
...
r-n.
i
Results
pert
had
its
own
t,
we
have
learn-of
fart,
the
40-foot
basking
shark
Is
ff
in
the
local
irt
Aliierni
was
not
I
as
to
retain
its
S
ioerster
arrived
w
post-haste
and,
ade
no
definite
the
time,
doubted
1
1
'
Apply
now
io
the
Army
Recruiting
4
Lvn
.
K
pS5SSSSSSS!!i
-
office
nearest
your
home
,
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Strikes
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Savoys
2,
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Anderson
1;
McMeekins
2,
Dibb
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1;
Rosa
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2,
Stars
1;
Cloverleaf
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2,
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casualties
were
presented
with
a
"useful"
trophy
an
egg
cup
for
each.
Both
are
getting
along
well
on
crutches
and
expressed
their
thanks
to
skiers
who
brought
them
down
the
mountain.
Marnle
Bulger
made
the
presentation.
Master
of
ceremonies
was
Eddie
Dawes,
while
vice-president
Foster
Husoy
presided.
Films,
projected
by
Gearge
Mos-tad,
were
enjoyed.
Appropriate
decorations
of
crossed
skis,
ski
poles
and
paclt-sacks
were
arranged
by
Mnrnie
Bulger
and
helpers.
B
Division
Manson's
3,
Cook's
0;
Sunrise
3,
Seventh
Avenue
Market
0;
McKay's
2,
Toilers
1;
75
75
Taxi
Taxi
2,
2,
Big
Big
Sisters
Sisters
1;
1;
Com-
Commercials
2,
Co-op
1;
Shenton's
2,
Rupert
Radio
1.
Standings
A
Division
Lyons
17,
Lucky
Strikes
16,
McMeekin's
14,
Annettes
14,
Rosa
Lee
13,
Dibb
Printing
12,
Cloverleaf
s
11,
Savoys
10,
Stars
10,
Gordon
&
Anderson
9,
Skeena
Grocery
9,
Wrathall's
9.
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Thursday
evenings
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transported
the
bones
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taking
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built
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long
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electric
planned
to
charge
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price
to
all
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half
a
day
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Caddy.
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hurig
few
weeks,
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Manson's
13,
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Commercials
11,
foil
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and
providing
food
for
her
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11,
75
Taxi
10,
Rupert
Radio
10.
Big
Sisters
7.
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