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News
I
2H,
15)53
Prince
Rupert
!
Tuesday,
Api
Four
Players
From
Detroit
Dominate
NHL
All-Star
Team
MONTREAL
(CP)
Four
Detroit
Jimmy
McFadden.
players
dominate
the
National
aeiecuonj,
with
points
brac-Hockey
League
all-star
team
for,keted:
oxer
Defends
Referee
i
Lightweight
Bout
30STON
(AP)
Tommy
Collins,
who
stoutly
ip
off
the
floor
10
times
Friday
night
in
his
j
try
for
the
world
lightweight
championship,
jus
stoutly
defended
referee
Tommy
Rawson
uiiiu
om.Lcao.vc
veal
auu
wic
,
tw
First
Team
m,i,..n
n,
iQRor;,
,
HERE'S
DRIVING
AT
ITS
BEST
.
.
.
50
STt;i:?t,KKR
SIOW
Air
roi.diiioner,
Kfjotlipht.
Radio.
Sun
Visor.
A
.real
nice
2-tone.
4S
DODGE
Fluid
Drive
radio,
heater,
sun
visor.,.
A
man's
car.
50
PREFECT
a
is.
A
mean's
of
good
reliable
transportation.
.,,
,.
,ul,
US
Ut
fciiC
A
J
U
id
uu
(.caul,
Goal,
Terry
Sawchuk,
Detroit
released
by
,
the
NHL
today.
shows
only
one
change
from
the
'
Red
Kelly'
Detti01
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(90'
qn
and
DouS
Harvey,
Montreal
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11
Centre
Fleming
Mackell
of
Boston
Bruins
was
chosen
for
the
first
time.
The
1951-52
choice
was
Elmer
Lach
of
Montreal
Boston
(73);
Right
wing,
Uordie
Howe,
Detroit
90i;
left
wing
Ted
Lindsay,
Detroit
8i.
)utdoors
Second
Team
Canadiens.
-
Mackell
led
thei
.
.
with
Marty
'5?
In'e-natianal
Pi-
k-'
l"r
with
heater
and
oil
filter.
$153
Off
Lht
Dulls
a
row
lontrer
grass
on
league's
centres
with
27
goals.
I
Goal,
Gerrv
McNeil,
Montreal
Delenceman
Red
Kelly
and
(57;
defence,
Biil
Quackenbush,
winger
Gordie
Howe
of
Detroit
Boston
(44D
and
Bill
GadsV,
were
the
only
unanimous
choices
Chicago,
30);
centre,
Alex
Del-with
90
points
each.
I
vecchio,
Detroit
(22)
;
right
wing,
Each
member
of
the
first
all-
Maurice
Richard,
Montreal
(52);
star
team
receives
$1,000
from
left
wing,
Bert
Olmstead,
Mon-the
NHL;
second-team
members
treal
(
26)
$500.
I
today.
Rawson,
a
boxer
himself
for
14
years
and
a
ring
official
for
13,
was
'
roundly
criticized
for
not
stopping
the
televised
title
match
In
which
Collins
absorbed
a
fearsome
lacing
from
the
drumming
fists
of
champion
Jimmy
Carter.
The
scheduled
lb-round
fight
was
stopped
In
the
fourth
with
Collins
helpless.
After
a
'formal
meeting
the
Massachusetts
boxing
commls-drnir
Issued
a
statement
absolving
Rawson
and
other
fight
officials
of
negligence.
They
also
ordered
a
complete
examination
of
Collins
by
medical
specialists.
The
commissioners
said
evidence
was
heard
from
Rawson:
h
statement
was
received
from
n-r
side,
and
tne
nsning
v
better
far
Irom
here.
IT?
On
Saturday
well
known
local
crew
the
SHADRACH
was
"49
Flying
SlanMard
Saloon
.
.
.
your
SECOND
car
Obj-pendabiiity.
SUPERIOR
AUT0v
SERVICE
LTD.,
3rd
Ave.
at
Park
Ave.
"'
'
Phone
'ircen
217
THE
DIKE
OF
EDINBURGH
wears
uniforms
from
the
three
armed
services.
Left
to
right:
as
Marshal
of
the
RAF;
.Field
Marshal
of
the
Army,
and
Admiral
of
the
Fleet.
'Hockey
writers
and
broadcast-!
eis
in
the
six
NIIL
cities
voted.
The
Mackeiiie
river
is
2,514
miieo
lung
fro.n
i'..c
Fi::!uy
river
to
the
Arctic
ccean.
Five
points
were
awarded
for
through
rough
water
iE
the
F:iirview
break-jbooni.
while
a
tiny
out-lion
t
was
picking
upr
sal-n
a
trolled
plug
In
the
(l
iter
IN8IPZ
the
boom.
each
first
choice,
three
for
sec-,
2
Canadian
Streams
Offered
Winners
In
Third
Section
of
Fishing
Contest
A
BETTER
CHIMNEY
-
at
IESS
COST!
!,,r
thought
here,
fellows'
ond,
one
for
third.
Each
city
was
allowed
three
ballots.
First-team
choices
had
comfortable
point-margins.
The
second
team's
left-wing
position
went
to
Bert
Olmstead
of
Montreal
by
one
point
over
Chicago's
K
GII..KT3R
AGAIN!
said.
He
will
tell
you
citch
salmon.
Reports
Nfcw
YORK
Field
and
Calif.,
by
Robert
V.
Graeber
on
bo-rountry
tell
of
steel-
"'
"amoow
irouv-eastern
18
10
examined
Collin.
nrt
.
k.
linwinp,
"P
numbers
and
last
section
of
its
8
oz..
caueht
bv
Henrv
Omotn
.,
u";..:
"1
"l
"lira
21
lb.,
4
oz.,
caught
on
a
homemade
lure,
March
28,
by
Robert
D.
Colgrove
in
Lewis
river,
Wash.
First
prize
in
each
class
is
a
$100
U.S.
bond,
second
and
third
places
win
a
$50
bond
and
fourth
a
$25
bond.
......
urc
uviaci
a
turner
Qunng
(.
n
v
y
welghlH,
noiil-s
1952
fishing
contest..
Scpt
1
in
North
Platte
River,
the
fight
lialit
inches
at
Shames,
Two
Canadian
streams
offered
Wyo.,
on
an
eppinger
dardcvle.
"It
was
decided,"
the
commis-
Rainbow
trout
western
winners
in
today's
list,
which
WW
LEE
back
from
holl-th
his
new
fishing
tackle
w
'RBEPdOOf
IMMJ1ATIOII
yj
H
I
tnn-rR
gaid,
thHt
there
was
no
negligence
on
th
rmrt
nf
comPnsea
me
spinning
division,
;
JOHN
AVEN
the
finer
.n..oi
uncial
connected
j
..T.u
.w"
i
but
there
were
no
winning
Can
OfcV
'
l-k.
with
the
con
on
duping
the
tasty
rock-
METAL
INSULATED
CHIMNEY
.
Consists
at
3
metal
sleeves,
on
Inside
the
other,
with
2
'a
inches
o
breprooi
inuUung
material,
and
a
2
inch
sealed
an
space
enclosing
inner
04-
Smoke
curiae
is
round,
hard,
.and
smooth
-
won
t
hold
soot
No
fare
hawd
-
never
needs
cleaning
COMES
COMPLETE
-
READY
TO
INSTALL
t
No
Bricks
or
other
Foundation
Needed
-
Only
about
110
the
weight
of
a
bnck
chintnev:
Light
weight
enables
ALL
the
weight
to
be
supporU-d
on
root
and
Boors
-
NO
FOUNDATION
is
needed.
Flyers
Rout
Quakers
9-4
To
Win
Western
Hockey
Title
Government
Dock,
spawn
in
the
Hke
n
May
1,
and
It
n,
wi.se
to
clean
out
a
tne
undersized
but
ma-
adian
fishermen.
In
Separation
Lake,
Ont.,
Harry
Bloch,
Jr.,
of
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
hooked
the
record
northern
pike
for
the
year
on
an
eppinger
dardevle.
Caught
Sept
12,
the
pike
weighed
20
lb.
test
and
apparently
Collins
suffered
no
serious
Injuries."
Collins
was
his
usual
cheerful
self
Monday
as
he
arose
before
noon
and
told
newsmen,
"I
feel
fine,
liaven
t
got
an
ache
In
my
body.
Don't
I
look
OK?"
The
only
visible
evidence
of
the
drubbing
he
took
was
a
small
plaster
over
his
left
eve
utthroats
in
Oliver
Lake
EDMONTON
O;
The
rags-to-riches
Edmonton
Flyers
captured
Your
pleasure
will
be
championship
Monday
night
by
routing
Saskatoon
Quakers
D-4
before
8,000
fans,
best
crowd
of
the
season.
A
7
lb.
9
oz.,
brook
trout,
the
'
Western
Hockey
L
eague
for
NEW
or
OLD
KC'JSES!
MORE
HEAT
FROM
FUEL
id
by
these
little
fellows
will
fish
them
with
dry
H
the
finest
leaders,
your
MM.
V-'
-
.
caught
Sept.
8
by
Alfred
Welgler
of
Manchester,
N.H.,
in
Lake
Niplgon,
Ont.,
was
top
catch
in
mm
t
has
never
failed
to
get
where
a
doctor
took
one
stitch
in
a
cut.
its
class.
Wcigler
also
used
an
Collins
sold
he
plans
an
earlv
;
eppinger
dardcvle.
mm
Mize
Receives
Babe
Ruth
Memorial
Trophy
When
league
president
Al
Leader
presented
Flyer
captain
Jimmy
Uniac
with
the
President's
Cup
it
marked
the
end
of
Edmonton's
long
climb
from
the
bottom
of
the
-eight-team
loop
in
early
season
to
the
Cinderella
team
of
the
playoffs.
Scientifically
designed.
Insula
boo
k
smoke
HOT
so
waste
gases
can
carry
away
all
tar
fi1
sodL,
Increased
dralt
ensurei
proper
burning
-a
ti;l.
Cannot
clog
or
corrode.
Eliminate
br
htxirci
f-m
soot
and
sticky
tar.
Not
alleck'd
bv
sett
tin-j
!
Viv.
For
1,
2,
and
3
storey
houses.
ThouHiiiuU
-i
-t
burning
coal,
wood,
gas
oi
oi!.
M-itl
icty.,
lor
full
inlormabon.
"
.
.'
,
Jioee
used
a
Selkirk
Chimney
nearly
9
years
never
needed
cleaning.
Then
it
no
creosote
or
far
a$
jn
my
old
brick
chimney,
despite
burning
green
wood,10
Other
record
catches
in
the
spinning
division:
Florida
bass
IT
lb.
c.ught
on'
a
Florida
shiner
rw.
99
r
!
vacation
trip
to
Canada
and
will
make
up-his
mind
about
his
ring
future
when
he
returns.
Collins
defended
the
refere';.
"No,""
he
said,
"I
still
don't
ii
take
Irom
the
surface;
t
the
fly
rest
30
seconds
fcer,
then
twitch
It
only
finches
and
rest
some
hiluw
each
cast
to
remain
fk
several
minutes
and
p-t
a
big
kick
when
the
finally
comes.
1
fl.T
WARDEN'S
e
Wardens
ED
MARTIN
tlFF
WALKER
should
be
ili
rl
by
any
angler
lntend-t;J:h
Oliver,
and
they
will
Johns
River,
Fla.,
by
William
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Johnnv
Charges
of
Bud
Poile,
who
took
Mize,
40-ycar-old
New
York
the
Flyers
to
their
first
Drofes
Approved
by
the
B.C.
Provincial
Fire
Marshal
and
the
B.Cj
.
.
Fire
Underwriters.
.
think
he
should
have
stopped
Flowers.
It.
I
was
still
swinging,
wasn't
I
Large
mouth
black
bass
Yankee
first-baseman,
received
sional
hockev
chamrjlonshiD
of
J.
J
T
I
Rno(-KQ
uown
oc-
northern
division
7
lb.,
10
oz.,
the
Babe
Ruth
Memorial
Plaque
modern
times
in
his
Edmcnton
H(
.
c
BUk
up
mm
won.
caught
by
Eu?ene
Landurand,
as
the
outstanding
player
of
the
debut,
swept
the
series
from
the
John
Conlon,
Collins'
man
'
Aug.
30,
in
Big
Bear
pond,
Mass.,
1952
World
Series
in
brief
cere-
defending
titlcholders
four
agcr.
also
supported
Rawson.
I
oh
an
abrogast
jitterbug.
(
monies
before
the
Yankee-Wash-
games
to
two
"I
think
Rawson
did
the
rlent
Lariremoiith
has
miithern
'
hitnn
namo
v,or.
i
KEYSTONE
INDUSTRIES
LIMHTa
750
Industrial
Avenue
Vancouver
4,
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ijo-.a
fide
sportsmen
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fnn
nf
a
Inr
ir
im.
Stands
SupUmz
TANQUERAY,
GORDON
k
CO.
ITO.
.
.
.
th
lorgssl
gin
dittilUri
in
th
world
1$
to
take
trout
down
to'."""8'
'""""J
was
"url
81
me
aivision
13
10.,
caught
on
a
-The
T-
:
award
Dresented
hv
th'
wi
1
,
k
itu,
p
hill
climb
"
third
round
yet!
!
TwJKIb,
.or
u.e
oattling
Flyers
and
el.
This
would
serve
tofnd
baby
dalton
special
in
Graisy
New
.u.
,
.
...
.
his
mind
wn
.lor
1
.
t...
.
iors
cnapier
01
me
Base-
ifr,nir-H
nff
ra
m
Rtam.
w
me
size
01
me
iroui
"
""
"
;i
m,
u.,
uy
j.
u.
ix)ngworm,
ball
Writers
A-ssociation,
has
-
'
0
'
1
:!
I"
the
lake,
by
pro-;
Carter
knocked
down
Collins
July
8.
b.n
,
hv
Yflnk
,ar.
peders
and
Vancouver
Canucks
.
advertisement
i,
not
nwuhi
four-round
ADDRESS
!
a
larger
share
of
feed
per
.
"
limes
to
gain
a
Smallmouth
bass
8
lb
.
12
oz.,
I
Sllce
t
was
instituted
four
vears
In
the
quarter
and
semi-final
r
mnpiayet"
by
the
Liquor
Control
Caught
Aue.
20.
bv
Rav
Swihart
1
j.
.Board
or
by
the
Oovernment
o!
victory
at
I
rounds.
1
British
Columbia.
I
(technical
knockout
all
vou
be
one
of
the,
Boston
Gardens.
In
RnllorH
Bur
folif
'
4
nresentl"
using
a
tele-
Outraged
protests
were
heard
j
ileel
rod
for
ocean
fish-
almost
everywhere
that
televls-
abrogast
.Hawaiian,
wgler,
JYJ
ff,
?
'pfn
,rry
19'0'
'
"lzzut
Bonrfish-9
lb..
8
o.
caught
T0a"
"J
by
Mrs,
Helen
David
Feb..'
15
on
I9"
B"d
n,OW
M,iz?
havf
be
ioted
the
5tars
of
four
straight
a
Cant.
Mac's
Bucktail
in
Bis-
4
eircful
to
wash
It
well
lon
reached.
It
was
the
most
ffch
water
when
the
dav
avnge
b"lc
ever
televised.
MoE
(BmM(sk
if.
otherwise
you
will
find
t
Carter
put
Collins
down
seven
caync
Bay,
Fla.
I
rinserl
imd
prnhablv
rust
times
in
the
third
round
and
!
Chinook
salmon40
lb.,
8
oz
M'c
l''t
thre"
homers
last
year
three
times
more
in
the
fourth
'
caught
in
Nestucca
river.
Ore.,
wllen
the
Yankees
beat
Brook-beiore
Rawson
halted
the
fight.
r"'-
J3
on
flash
bait
by
W.
Keith
lyn
In
an
exciting
siven-game
,
,.
,,
,
,
,,,.,1.,
,
.;
Henderson.
-
.
series
1
j
Brown
trout
19
lb.,
11,
oz.,.
caught
Oct.
30
In
Owens
river,
if
controversy
over
th
!
which
to
troll
Is
best.
1
1
hv
acknnwledeini
tht
?)i
lurrs
work
best
at
for-"
'
tls.
Best
plan
.is
to
test
io!s
and
nines
for
ae-
Remember
When
r!'
I"
tliom
at
their
proven
Cooke
Trying
To
Purchase
AL
Franchise
IUIIVIHJV.
.
FOOTBALL
North
Star
Trophy
('irsl
O.inic
Wednesday,
7
J.m.
C.Y.O.
vs
GENERAL
MOTORS
sf
'hrn
use
them
as
tide
and
other
factors
re-
Bonny
Leonard,
the
great
liyhtwetghi
boxing
champion,
fc-red
a
technical
knockout
over
IT
HAS
NO
TUBE
SHOWING
"""e
'":rue
jusi
tu
s-.-conas
''II
r
of
rtlo
lrwnllv
r:,l.,-.
.
.
..
.
.
j
.
,
i
V
li
i-
I
sjm,n
f
!
lununiu
v.r
juck
ivcni
iusi
rouiia
ai
mcwarK,
ju
years
!'
witli
the
InrrpaVTn
Cookc'
PrP,lripnt
of
Toronto
'ago
tonight.
Leonard,
whase
4
"f
nnnjin"
bcinn
done
1
Miiple
f
u,e
International
steady
ouenslve
linallv
c.'tish"1
1
:
il-fish"
He"
Is
somrtlm-s
i
L?a8ue-
1,as
bep"
tryln
for
S1"
",'r,-"nt-
was
the
world
i
V
rk
cod.
or
snoring
nnd:,,1,',c
nlnnlh
to
buy
l"
fran-
lightweight
champion
from
1917
imil
't-
to
the
ronl-fish
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American
League
st,
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ma
line
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to
Scotsmen.
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"If
we
hart
a
30.000
seatln?
It
may
save
your
life...
The
B.F.
Goodrich
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Tube
lew
Tire
give
you
maximum
protection
against
the
hazard
of
blowouts
and
dangerous
skids,
that
frequently
result
in
serious
injury,
and
even
death.
It
can
save
you
trouble...
The
B.
F.
Goodrich
Life-Saver
Tubeless
Tire
seals
punctures
on
running
wheels
.
.
.
protects
against
the
annoying
trouble
caused
by
flat
tires.
,
It
will
save
you
money...
The
B.
F.
Goodrich
Life-Saver
Tubeless
Tire
provides
greater
safety
than
any
tire
and
rube,
yet
it
costs
less
than
the
conventional
safety
tire'-tube
combination.
3
.
I
n
inches,
welsh
'two
'"omcN"
Mn'
Iaf
Stadium
;
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plontifiil
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F,ilr-
here,
we'd
be
able
to
wlng
the
i
co!ii(,
much
bigger
at
l"
a'
'
Cooke,
who
alo
owns
Cojil
SUinige.
a
radio
station
and
has
mauazine
ike
most
imv
fish
butt
mibHsliinit
Interests.
"We'd
have
or
three
fathoins
deep.
ito
fpr,n
a
syndicate
to
finance
of
very
attracted
bv
a
,
purchase
of
the
franchise."
"t'Iv;
i,so
Brp
satisf;,r.
I
The
Toronto
baseball
park
;itt
il)lc,
after
giving
a
gK)d
""
has
a
rapacity
of
about
"nf
f
themselves
as
liirht
20.000.
In-luding
sonic
standin-j
'p
i1
raniiers.
Ho
is
easily
i
room
in
the
stands,
"r
'I
from
liis
smooth
and
I
Cookc.
in
an
Interview,
gave
Jiii'rt
anpearance.
very
no
rie'alls
of
the
nestotiations
?f'n
en
I
lie
back
Binding
beyond
savins
he
has
been
talk-fit
underside,
eyes
arc
ins
with
Rill
DeWi't.
vlce-prps-''ili-in
the
cods,
and
the
Ident
of
the
St.
Louis
club.
It
Is
Only
18
hrs.,
30
min.tl
From
TEKXACE
To
HEW
YORK
$199.60
.
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Pacific
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Automobile
accidents
caused
by
tire
blowouts
account
lor
the
los
of
many
lives,
and
an
even
greater
number
oi
serious
injuries
Blowouts
are
caused
when
the
inner
tube
eiplodes
through
weakened
or
bioken
tire
cords.
Because
it
has
NO
inner
tube,
a
B.F.
Goodrich
Life-Savei
Tubeless
Tire
changes
a
sudden,
dangerous
blowout
to
a
safe
s-s-s-slowout
allowing
you
time
to
stop
your
car
solely,
with
perlect
control.
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on
v
t.wn
rlnryol
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p..u
n
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tn
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it
lf
i.-1"din&
all
players
owned
by
the
HM'V
f'OlHl
Vlmnn
K.,(,,
cnlllnn
nl,,U
hiW1
Vui
nrtU
mnr.
1
'
mollmds
that
will
not
than
$1,000,000.
'f'lo
Derby
rules,
as
they
The
Browns
tried
to
switch
Dafly
Dusting
VtARs
of
mciik-al
research
sponsored
by
the
Ontario
Mining
Association
may
have
found
the,
answer
to
silicosis.
Hie
disease
which
altacks
the
lungs
of
miners
exposed
to
silica
dust.
Curiously
enough,
the
treatment
consists
of
breathing
very
line
aluminum
.
dust
directly
into
the
lungs;
the
aluminum
renders
the
silica
particles
harmless.
The
treatment
has
been
adopted
in
gold
and
other
mining
areas
in
Canada
and
throughout
the
world.
Aluminum,
long
used
in
hospital
kitchens,
today
serves
the
medical
profession
in
many
ways
from
aluminum
foil
for
cohering
serious
burns,
to
aluminum
acetate
for
medical
dressings,
to
aluminum
blenders
for
the
preparation
of
sterile
biological
products.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(AlcanJ
Cun.sult
you.-
Travoi
Aiit
or
'
CanatllBn
Pacific
Airlines,
Phone
795
fired
on
heavy
outfits
their
franchise'
to
Baltimore
this
1110,0
lhqn
the
permit-
Kpa.nn
hut
the
American
I
.comic
!
Iund
of
lead.
Reports
owners
voted
against
It.
Balti-P-i'tKI
results
will
be
"""i
In
the
International
fyvn
in
this
paper,
team
lm?
Daylight
Saving
League
1
Provide
amnle
time
fur
i"1
"long
,
the
.
Skeena
'jc
Springs
are
begin-rr
spnwnine
run,
the
'
Eettlne
fish
nn
annrt
PUNCTURE
PROTECTION
A
gummy
rubber
compound
under
the
tread
immediately
seals
around
puncturing
objects,
and
permanently
seals
the
hole
when
the
object
is
removed.
Inconvenience
and
delays
are
eliminated.
BLOWOUT
PROTECTION
Instead
of
a
tube,
the
Lde-Saver
has
a
patented
inner
lining
that's
part
of
the
tire.
In
event
of
damage
there's
no
sudden
blowout,
only
a
small
break
in
the
liner,
a
s
s-s-slswout
that
lets
you
stop
safely.
Yankees
Sell
loren
Babe
SKID
PROTECTION
The
Life-Saver
tread
is
cross-cut
into
thousands
of
tiny
grip-blocks.
At
30
miles
per
hour
on
wet
roads,
it
stops
you
a
car
length
quicker
than
regular
tires
.
,
,
and
gives
you
longer
mUe-age
too.
.
-
.
f
anglers
equipped
for
r"'-c
casting,
or
with
f
tackle.
The
red
and
Medevle"
spoon
has
ly
dividends
upstream,
i
Your
B.F.
Goodrich
dealer
now
has
the
NKW
YORK
(APN"W
York
Yankees
have
announced
sale
of
inflelder
Loren
Babe
to
Philadelphia
Athletics.
The
rookie
"rmrnri'd
"
ti
"'
fv
(rmnes
thirri
To:
Tire
Division,
Tho
B.
F.
Goodrich
Rufabor
Company
of
Canada
tld-,
Kitchonor,
Ontario.
Please
send
me
free
literature
on
the
B.F.
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GREER
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this
year
and
batted
.333.
He
hit
two
homers
last
week
to
help
win
two
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