Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
May
8.
1954
"For
America"
Group
fj
Top
School
Track
Stars
in
Vancouver
To
Compete
in
"Little
Empire
Games"
8
i
.xi
V
nijiii
vummunism
in
n
!
CHICAGO
-A
new
orBanlri.
......
.
"
V,
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
M3
m
a
atlon
inni..j
.
t
if
in
pu
lion
"rnr
..
..........
.,
,cuca-
was
as
lounueu
rnuay
w
"combat
super-Internationalism
and
communism."
The
founders
said
the
irrnim
u
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
J
.-,
I
I
distance
runner
and
holder
of
and
clubs
and
are
led
by
the
ihe
British
Empire
Oames
record
University
of
British
Columbia
lor
the
mile,
will
be
tuning
up
Bob
Hitcb.in.son,
who
holds
the
his
try
at
Roger
Bannister,
the
B.C.
record
at
9.7.
Bruce
Sprin-four-minute
Briton
who
will
bett
of
Oregon,
a
Vancbuver
boy
:ompete
in
the
games
here.
I
has
done
it
in
&
8
Track
and
field
officials
slat-1
The
Canadian
record
In
the
I
ed
to
handle
the
games
will
also
j
440
hurdles
is
held
by
England's1
work
the
relays.
Special
arrange-I
Lord
Burleigh
with
a
time
of
ments
have
been
made
to
use
all
!
54.8.
Last
yir
Modress
Peter-'
the
track
and
field
timing
and
I
son
of
the
Seattle
Track
m
i
not
a
n
w
political
n:iHu
mm
VANCOUVER
rP
More
thnn
300
athletes
will
appear
here
today
in
a
track
and
field
ex-travasanze
billed
by
boosters
as
the
"little
Empire
games."
The
sixth
annual
Vancouver
relays,
which
this
year
will
play
host
to
athletes
from
einht
universities,
17
high
schools
and
eight
clubs
from
the
Uni
eu
States
and
Canada,
have
a
special
significance
as
a
preview
of
the
big
Commonwealth
show
here
July
30
to
Aug.
7.
Bill
Parnell,
Canada's
premier
"
served
'
"
u
notice
o
e
that
uiai
It
ii
will
will
enter
enter
To
ston
.
.
a,tiW'
This
Penalty
Doubling
Needed
Some
Insurance
Penalty
doubles
of
game
contracts
at
rubber
me
laii
eie.Hlon
"to
fight
within
!
Mn
boys
t,,
T?
"
both
parties
for
congressmen
and
!
world
with,,,,
T
'
eerMtora
who
have
the
same
!
Congress
lhe
measuring
devices
that
will
be
j
Field
Club
raced
the
dist.ince
in
bridge
should
be
geared
for
a
two-trick
set.
That
is,
vou
should
have
reasonable
expectations
of
putting;
principles
as
the
organization.!
"To
combat
sun,
Clarence
E.
Manion
and
Rh,.,..
"sm,
onP.,.,r!r"i,ll"ii
55.
the
contract
down
two.
used
ai
me
games.
A
star
attraction
will
be
Bob
Richards
of
Long
Beach,
Calif.,
who
has
pole
vaulted
15
foet
cr
more
50
times,
and
who
will
also
E.
Wood
were
named
co-chair-1
msnliim.
'
m
men.
Wood
headed
the
Amcri-
"To
use
everv
,
.
ca
First
committee,
which
op-1
to
prevent
sm,;,i?t"n,t'
posed
U.S.
participation
In
the
'
n
away
3
?ic
He
phns
to
break
his
own
effort
and
Burleigh's
record
at
the
same
time.
Entries
for
the
relays
include
competttt.r.s
from
Oregon
Univer-
enter
the
high
jump,
broad
jump,
This
Li
a
little
Insurance
to
take
care
of
the
not
infrequent
ense
where
'one
of
ynur
expected
winners
is
r(ot
a
winner
at
all
owing
to
a
surprise
singleton
or
void
in
declarer's
hand
or
aecond
World
War
until
Pearl
sources
up'
hurdles.
discus,
shotput,
javelin
I
sity.
Seattle
Pacific
College,
Pa
Harbor.
j
and
hop-step-and-jump.
,
Wolloce's
Girls'
Department
cilic
Lutheran
College,
and
For
Lewis
army
camp.
The
new
organization's
declar-i
.'ru
finil,.
BEST
SINGLE
EVENT
The
best
single
event
will
South
denier
Neither
side
vulnerable
urlh
(Mr.
Ilulr)
,
8
Q
7
H
8
7
4
DJ
let!
C
A
Q
3
Vti-I
I
;l
MI
llrilsh)
(Mr.
Mn'
53
S-
10
It
B
fl
3
H
A
K
10
a
IU
D
Q
9
7
4
D-
K
10
c
a
a
2
t
a
5
Kimlli
(Mr.
MuMcr
8
A
K
J
5
4
H-J
D
A
3
C
K
J
10
7
4
The
bttlilltii;:
Other
stars
entorini
the
re-
ELKS
SOCIAL
EVENING
SATURDAY
NITE
May
8th
probably
be
the
open
100-yard
lays
Include
Emery
Barnes
of
the
Th?re
were
three
nood
renwns
whv
Mr.
Muzy
should
not
h:rr
oash.
Entries
have
brrn
at-
university
of
Oregon.
U.S.
lnlcr-tracted
from
five
top
colleges'
collegiate
high
jump
champ.
Sugar
Ray
Denies
"Coddling"
J
Dresses
Blouses
Skirts
Socks
!
Coats
Underwear
Pajamas
Jeans
Overalls
Rainwear
7
"riiunignt
"FIGHTING
LAWMAN"
wTT
"HOT
NEWS"
ct
,Qyn6-
Sfanley
Clerre
Monday
to
Wednesday
"RIDERS
TO
THE
STARS'
doubled
the
four
spade
contract
;n
today's
deal.
-
First,
he
hi-l;
too
many
of
his
partner's
heirts.
i
making
a
singleton
or
-void
in
Mr.
Masters
hind
l'kcly.
Second,
his
opponents
weir
sound
bid-
j
tiers
and
Mr.
Masters
bows
to
no
i
man
In
the
play
of
a
tvind.
And
then
there
was
the
fact
that
n
North
2
C
3
C
4
S
Fa-t
2
11
PS
Lio,
West
1
H
Puss
Pass
South
1
C
3
S
3
S
Alt
PasH
m
ELKS
HALL
Dancinq
WILLIAM
LUNDIOAN
HFIiBERT
MAH5llU:
Despite
44
Army
Desertion
!
i
WASHINGTON
Congres-
ing
a
night
club
appearance
here.
!
.-ional
investigators
turned
up
jiu
said
he
was
taken
out
of
a
evidence
Friday
that
Sugar
Ray
military
hospital
in
11H3
to
go
on
Robinson,
former
middleweight
an
armed
services
boxing
tour
i
boxing
champion
was
charged
wnh
Joe
Louis.
At
the
time
he
with
desertion
by
the
army
our-'
was
awaiting
discharge
because'
WALLACE'S
IDEPT.STORE
double
would
warn
declarer
of
'
'
the
bad
spade
distribution
pud
the
ace
and
was
now
in
a
p'isl
thus
"tell"
him
how
to
play
to
his
tlon
to
pick
up
the
rest
of
tlv
bit
advantage.
trumps
and
spread
the
hand.
Also
I'layinc
"CAPTIVE
CITY"
JOHN
FORSYTHE
J0N
CAMOO
.'-
9
to
1
JAKE'S
ORCHESTRA
CAPITO
Last
Times
Today
"The
Long,
Long
Trailer"
Lucille
Bali
Desl
ATnaz
SHOWS
AT
7
and
9
p.m.
AMBULANCE
FOR
SALE
J
ing
the
Second
World
War
but
of
a
bad
left
ear
drum.
was
cleared.
,.rd
surp
,lke
lQ
know
wlwt
Hunting
for
"coddling"
of
nth-
privileges
they
gave
me
by
let-
i
letes
by
the
army,
the
hearings,
ting
me
box.
We
boxed
exhi-1
by
a
House
of
Representatives
:
bitions
every
day
for
eight!
armed
service
sub
-
committee
!
months."
,
'
I
'wound
up
late
Friday.
i
He
got
two
ribs
broken
dm
-1
The
most
sensational
disclos-
ing
the
tour,
"the
only
real
Inure
wa.s
that
01
rtooin.son's
ship-
;
jury
I
got
in
my
lighting
career,
jumping
when
his
boxing
troupe
"Besides,
we
were
in
four
plane
was
scheduled
to
go
overseas
In
'.
crack-ups."
March
of
1944.
1941
BUICK
TODAY
7
p.m.
-9
p.m.
RANDOLPH
SCOTT
RIDING
SHOTGUN"
MA
STARS'
IKH'ltl.K
i
Without
the
doubl-.
it
sdml!-J
fill
that
Mr.
Masters
would
havcj
taken
these
precautions
and
If
he
had
led
a
second
round
of
trumps
early
in
the
hand,
he
would
have
lost
the
contract.
j
No'e
that
Mr.
Muzy
stood
ti
j
gain
practically
nothing
by
hi-(
double.
If
he
beat
the
contract
a
trick
he
would
get
50
points.
If
'
he
beat
It
doubled,
he
would
get
100
points,
a
net
gain
of
a
,
mea.sly
50
points.
As
it
was,
his
oimoneni
'
gamed
120
in
trick
points
and
an
added
50
points
for
making
the
doubled
eon
rael.
And
there
was
nl.io
thri
danger
that
they
would
redouble,
muy-be
even
making
an
extra
trick
or
two.
M17.7.Y
TIIHOl
(.11
Miss
Brash
won
the
first
trii
k
with
the
king
of
hearts.
She
followed
with
the
ace
und
Instead
of
ruffing
Mr.
Masters
discarded
the
trey
of
diamonds.
j
Another
heart
was
led
and
,
this
time
Mr.
Masters
ruffed.
He
I
led
a
small
spade
to
the
queen.
Now,
us
a
safely
measure
against
1
the
probability
thut'
Mr.
Muy
had
started
with
five
spades,
he
abandoned
the
trump
suit
und'
s'.aried
clubs.
Mr.
Muz.y
ruffed
the
third
lead
of
clubs
but
now
lie
w
is
through.
If
he
lid
his
last
he.irt,
It
could
be
ruffed
with
the
seven
of
spades
In
dummy.
Actually,
he
led
the
ten
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Masters
won
with
Starts
Monday
2
Features
'
F
C1
CfiA
Temptations
of
a
fichth
S
3
WITH
FAITH
IN
HiTnigr
M-C-M
pttwntj
m
EXCITING
COIN
...
Powel
said
that
for
a
time
Kubinson
was
charged
with
desertion
buL
that
lie
was
cleared
by
an
army
board
and
given
an
honorable
discharge
after
he
was
found
unsuitable
for
military
"duty
for
medical
reasons.
Meanwhile
in
Vancouver
Sugar
Ray
Robinson,
former
world
welter
and
middleweight
champ-i'-n,
claims
he
wasn't
"coddled''
during
his
Second
World
War
stint
with
the
United
Stals
air
force.
i
Robinson
is
one
of
10
athletes
whose
names
ore
under
study
by
an
armed
services
committee
CAHA
Meeting
To
Discuss
USSR's
Big
Win
By
DON
M.VTItKSON
.mii'tl.iu
I'l-
',.
.st.ul
WliliT
VANCOUVER
CP
Echoes
of
the
shot
heard
around
the
hockey
world,
Russia's
defeat
of
Canada,
will
boom
loud
across
In
good
condition
throughout.
Ueeonilitioned
engine
New
Ruling
In
Force
At
Ball
Park
installed
j.ood
tirrs.
Clean
inside
and
out.
Further
particulars
on
request.
Shelley
Winters
keenanWYNN
dewetMARTIN
Mall
your
offer
to:
GULF
OF
GEORGIA
TOWING
CO
LTD.
Foot
of
Hornby
Strer-t,
Vancouver.
Clements
Named
Conciliator
For
Air
Defence
VANCOUVER
Provincial
in
Washington.
The
committee
is
week
ALSO
SPRING
BYNINOTON
in
tote:
i
investigating
charges
that
the
men
were
allowed
to
spend
most
nartia
.v,o..
t.i.?i
i
A
new
ground
rule
was
drawn
up
for
Roosevelt
Park
by
His
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Baseball
Association
this
week.
The
new
ruling
cdvers
the
number
of
basi
a
player
may
take
on
an
overthrow
to
first
or
third
base.
A
line
even
with
the
fence
and
extending
from
the
end
of
both
dugouts,
parallel
to
the
home-to-first
and
home-to-third
ba.se
lines
will
be
marked
this
year.
An
overthrown
ball
which
lands
between
this
line
and
Vie
base
line
will
be
considered
to
AWU;KUINIj
I
U
A
FAMOl'S
PUYKRS
Tlllill
MRS.
HOYLE"
Shows
ot
7-830
n
playing
.i'
baseball.
hserV'CeUme
.
boxillB
or
sociation
opens
here
Sunday
Tor
a
nve.day
stand
Id
rather
have
taken
my,
And
past
presdent
Doug
rhances
with
bullets
than
do
orlmston-of
New
Westminster,
what
I
did.
Robinson
said
in
'
prodicts
frec,y
tnat
the
subject
j
conciliation
officer
Reg
element.
has
been
appointed
conciliator
in
"
"c
u
of
Canadas
defeat
will
get
a
For
New
Construction
good
going
over.
and
Repair
Wor!
KIDDIES
ARCH-PAL
.
for
play
and
everyday
CUSHION
HEEL
ARCH
SUPPORT
CUSHION
INSOLE
Snug
heel
fit,
lots
of
toe
room.
in
colors
of:
SEE
WIL
Heads
Seek
Home
Locale
.
For
Stampeders
a
dispute
between
32.000
B.C.
coast
woodworkers
and
lumber
operators.
Negotiations
between
the
International
W
o
o
d
w
o
r
k
c
rs
of
nirkm
tCCL-CTO
t
.
representing
the
workers,
and
Forest
Industrial
Relations,
bargaining
Egcnt
for
coast
operators,
collapsed
last
week
over
the
ques-t.on
ui
union
security.
The
union
is
not
asking
a
general
wage
increase
on
the
coast
"Everybody
thinks
we.
the'
CAHA
laid
an
egg."
he
said
in
'
a
telephone
Interview
Friday.
He
'
referred
to
the
decision
to
send
,
the
Toronto
East
York
Lynd-
i
hursts
to
the
championships
in
1
Stockholm.
Simon-pure
amateurs
in
the
strictest
sense
of
the
phrase,
the'
GREER
&
BRIDDEl
be
still
in
play,
and
a
runner
may
take
as
many
bases
as
he,
or
the
base
coach
deems
wise.
Should
the
overthrown
ball
crass
the
line,
eoing-
away
from
the
diamond,
then
the
runner
will
be
allowed
one
ba.se
only.
BUSY
SHIP
VARUS
3edl.sh
shipyards
since
1945
have
built
208
ships
of
2
300.000
tfroFS
tons
for
the
Norwegia.i
merchant
marine.
iiy
Tito
Cuuinji.ni
I'i
LIMITED
....
Western
t
,
,
East
Yorks
dropped
a
7-2
de-The
International
cislon
to
Moscow
Dvnamos
in
League
Saturday
tackles
its
the
feature
match
of
the
tour-.
215
1stA.
Phone
909
Miuiiaat
piuuium
ui
me
sun-.
nament
this
year,
but
Is
seeking
fringe
benefits
which
the
IWA
estimates
would
cost
the
Industry
i.
bout
7'
cents
an
hour
per
man.
I
i
Ruby,
Plaid.
Blue,
Green,
Brown,
Red,
Jade.
Sizes
4
to
2.
Priced
from
$2.69
to
$2.95
Judged
Canada's
(FASHION
FOOTWEAR
The
defeat
gave
Russia
the
Championship
by
one
point.
Canada
had
six
wins
and
a
loss,
Russia
six
wins
and
a
tie.
Sportswriters
called
the
defeat
"a
national
calamity,
a
national
blunder"
the
team,
bolstered
by
four
ex-pros
flown
from
Canada,
was
termed
"dispirited
and
piece-meal."
Grim.ston
said
the
meeting
will
hear,
for
the
first
time,
a
report
from
the
CAHA
president
on
the
world
tournament.
President
W.
A.
Baldy
George
of
Kemptvllle,
Ont.,
will
make
his
report
at
a
dinner
meeting
Monday
night.
Finest
Beer
f
CM
!
EATON'S
I':.
I''or
the
last
four
years
tlte
jury
of
international
brewing.
experts
at
i
e
3'.
t
young
1954
season,
what
to
do
about
the
orphaned
Stampeders,
late
of
Calgary.
The
directors
are
scheduled
to
meet
in
Spokane
to
give
the
entire
matter
a
thorough
airing.
The
Stampeders
were
abandoned
last
week
by
their
Calgary
backers.
The
directors
would
appear
to
have
four
ways
to
solve
the
situation.
They
could
(1)
find
another
home
for
the
Stamps,
(2)
make
the
Stampeders
a
road
team
playing
only
at
opponents'
parks,
(3)
drop
the
orphans
from
the
league
or
(4)
find
new
cash
backing
in
Calgary.
Tacoma
and
Butte,
Mont.,
have
been
mentioned
as
possible
new
homes
for
the
Stamps.
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would
make
the
10-team
loop,
already
the
largest
in
organized
baseball,
a
league
covering
two
Canadian
provinces
and
four
states.
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did
hold
a
franchise
until
several
years
ago
but
gave
it
up
rather
than
constantly
battle
red
ink
as
well
as
the
standings.
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Calgary
hassle
completely
overshadowed
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night's
full
slate
of
games,
which
saw
the
Stampeders
trip
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8-7;
Edmonton
drop
Sixikane,
10-0;
Salem
tame
Victoria,
11-8;
Tri-City
whack
Vancouver,
6-4;
and
Yakima
humble
Wcnatchee,
8-3.
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