Cny
Denies"
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NEWS
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Mi
We
are
trying
to
do
a
job
j
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
ETT3
Renewal
to
Cab
Driver
NATIONAL
LEAGCE
Saturday
St.
Louis
1,
Chicago
8.
Boston
9.
Philadelphia
7.
New
York
8,
Brooklyn
11.
Cincinnati
9,-
Pittsburgh
3.
Sunday
New
York
6,
Brooklyn
0.
Boston
3-2,
Philadelphia
4-1.
Cincinnati
8-12,
Pittsburgh
6-2.
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
1.
AMERICAN
LEAGl'E
Saturday
Detroit
5,
Cleveland
7.
Washington
2,
New
York
0.
Philadelphia
2-1,
Boston
11-8.
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City
council
served
notice
Fri-I
"
tnink
yu
are
a
contribu-day
night
on
all
persons
convict-
itinS
factor
to
the
crime,"
he
ed
of
selling
liquor
illegally
here,
'
told
SS'-
Wales,
that
driving
permits
will
not
be
"Wp
use
any
measures
we
see
reissued
for
six
mqnths
from
date
;
nt
We
f
tent
fire
with
fire."
of
cancellation.
The
decision
was
!
retorted
s&-
Wales,
made
after
a
taxi
driver's
appeal
;
Later,
in
committee
as
a
for
re.-in.statement
of
his
driving
whole,
council
agreed
unani-
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ROUND-UP
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STANLEY
CUP
CHAMPIONS
Terry
Sawchuk,
left,
starry
gnal
tendei,
and
captain
Sid
Abel
of
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
clutch
the
historic
Stanley
Cup,
emblem
of
the
world's
professional
hockey
championship
after
the
Wings
defeated
Montreal
Canadiens
v3-0
in
the
final
game
of
'.he
best-of
-seven
series
at
D?roit.
Sawchuk
had
four
shut-outs
as
Detroit
won
the
championship
in
a
i'ccuiU
tiiBhl
gaine.
lit
blanked
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
twic-
and
Montreal
Canadiens
twice.
Abel
is
on
the
famed
"productio.i
line"
which
also
includes
Doug
Howe
and
Ted
Lindsay.
(CP
Photo
from
A.P.J
here
and
we
ask
the
council
for
support."
,
!
Aid.
George
Casey
said
he
did
not
like
the
"stool
pigeon
tactics"
the
police
employed
in
obtaining
convictions.
mous
that
"bootlegging
should
be
cracked
down
on"
and
that
one
controlling
measure
was
to
cancel
permits
of
convicted
offenders.
-
They
upheld
the
police
action
and
would
wish
to
serve
notice
on
all
bootleggers
In
the
city
that
no
permits
will
be
re-
'isued
mtil
after
six
months
of
cancellation.
MGE5S
Kit
joy
Excellent
ucrommixlulion
Delirious
meals
CuurlcoiiK
service
Southbound
milings
front
"
PRINCE
RUPERT
Wednesday,
April
30
Saturday,
May
10
Wednesday,
May
21
and
approximately
every
ten
days
thereafter.
This
in
addition
to
weekly
Prince
Rupert-Vancouver
Service
now
being
operated.
$39.90
to
VANCOUVER
Fur
Information
and
Reservations
contact
Ageut:
J.
I).
NOT
MAN
By
.ARRY
,,
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is
the
result
rinv,i.s
through
;
(jr'
i.ple
League
vers
Nh"
weather
rmino
i
M
just
ri
dvlay
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SO
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Inn
iiMn
u"'
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r
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.
i
ai-rorri-
every
younnsier
to
play
.
.......
Hie
futuit
,tnior
ball
players
In
,
f'ttle
League
is
suc-
,P
of
the
lop
players
,te
into
junior
bill
jrorn
airs
13
to
1G.
I
I
.
0f
jvinee
Rupert
Assured
This
Ti
.,
the
last
wrest
ling
nearly
!)a!
This
one
h
3
-will
I)'1
(iiilen-.it
'.ill
really
olf-
,.sj
Vaiifoi'ver
wr"st-;on.
Civir
Centre
Dir-Stirn
cuisUrtut
Scaler
Tex
r.it-ter,
Wild
Urk
ORfilly.
Austral-
ieavy
cuampion,
and
iclt
coatfti'ler
for
the
Liu-heavy
crown,
in
a
exhibit!)
a
fcout
here,
loop-iiuiis
i;ae
hi
-en
plugged
in
till;:
i!eal.
.
,
...
i.,
..
.a
lie
seems
iu
ur
ntfrested
in
inaufiur-
baseball
talent
will
be
available
lor
coach!
is.
There
will
be
an
ample
supply
of
bats
and
baseballs,
and
uniforms
for
players
provided
enough
register
u
make
up
three
teams.
There
will
be
at
least
one
night's
practice
a
week
for
each
team
and
two
league
game's,
the
Sunday
afternoon
game
played
as
a
prclimin-ary-to
the
senior
league
games.
Those
already
registered
at
The
Daily
News
office
are
Michael
Lemon,
Dick
Bury,
Billy
Smith,
Itoliby
Irvine,
'
llolihy
Kelsey,
Kay
Mclntvre.
Jimmy
t'hristisun,
Doufilas
l.etourneau
and
I.arry
Stan-,
wood,
Jr.
me
For
Rupert
Fans
laiing
a
regular
mo.ithly
wrest-1
ling
feature
here,"
.says
Stirn.
Watch
this
column
fur
more
on
these'
grunt
and
groaners.
Stojack,
by
the
way,
is
sharpening
up
his
holds
for
a
title
meet,
with
Andy
Tremaynt,
present
v.'estvrn.
circuit
litiht-heavy
champ.
To
fill
out
the
card,
local
judo
students
will
put
on
their
final
display
for
the
season
which
should
see
pienty
of
action.
G.rl
wrestlers
may
be
billed
In
the
scmi-winclup,
hopes
Stirn.
Cory
Palmer
and
Ginger
O'llara
of
Vancouver
have
wired
they
are
available.
Seven
Straight
for
Indian
Chicago
8,
St.
Louis
3.
Sunday
Philadelphia
6,
New
York
9.
Detroit
2-2,
Cleveland
3-7.
Washington
3,
Boston
6.
Chicago
0-10,
St.
Louis
8-1.
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGl'E
Saturday
Los
Angeles
6,
Seattle
4..:
Oakland
3,
Portland
2.
San
Diego
7,
San
Francisco
1.
Sacramento
0,
Hollywood
8.
Sunday
Los
Angeles
5-4,
Seattle
1-2.
San
Diego
3-3,
San
Francisco
4-1.
Sacramento
5-0,
Hollywood
7-6.
Oakland
5-4,
Portland
2-2.
Remember
when?
Portage
La
..Prairie
Terriers
defeated
Oshawa
Generals
8-2
to
win
the
best-of-five
final
for
thj
Memorial
Cup
10
years
ago
tonight
at
Winnipeg.
Terriers
had
taken
the
first
two
games
5-1
and
8-7
in
the
Junior
Amateur
Hockey
classic,
but
the
Oshawa
team
won
the
third
game
8-4.
In
the
fourth,
however,
Lin
Bend
and
winger
Jack
McDonald
each
scored
three
goals
in
the
decisive"
win
for
Portage.
Trv
Daily
News
Want
Ads
7
'
m
cover
more
orea.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Bite
Dust
For
First
Time
NEW
YORK
0
The
unbeaten
Cleveland
Indians
went
on
the
war
path
again
Sunday,
stretching
their
winning
streak
to
seven
games
but
their
expected
1952
world
series
foes,
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
but
the
dust
for
the
first
time
this
season.
Cleveland
blended
fine
pitching
along
with
home
runs
to
sweep
an
American
League
doublehc'ader
from
hapless
Detroit
Tigers3-2
and
7-2
and
extend
the
Bengals'
whiles
skein
to
seven
games.
Sal
Magliem
halted
the
Brooklyn
winning
streak
at
five
games
as
he
pitched
the
New
York
Giants
to
6-0
two-hit
National
Ltague
victory
over
the
Dodgers
in
Ebhets
Field.
Bob
Lemon
seatterei
seven
Tilter
hits
m
an
opener
and
wo
a
h'-i
second
game
of
the
season.
gh
Weight
Entry
Mode
By
Steelheader
.-.fflhefiding
wasn't
of
derby
fish
taken.
But
there
were
vcr
the
weekend,
the
more
in
tne
still-swollen
Kloyah.
far
w.
it-'hi
ci
in
the
Buster
Hill
tied
onto
one
that
ji
Cluo
di-rby
arrived
looked
all
of
18
pounds
as
he
at
Dan's
Service
Sta-
brought
it
Into
the
beach.
But
,al
weitrhmK-in
place,
in
a
final
flip,
Mr.
Steelhead
'erf's
silver
specimen
shook
himself
loose,
much
to
th-:
scales
at
M
pounds
chagrin
of
Mr.
Hill
and
several
-s,
toppins;
fiob
Arm-1
"helpers."
-ntry
by
nearly
two
Firemen
"Jock"
Ewart,
for
in-,
stance,
cot
a
soaking
out
of
lowc-VfT,
was
the
only.
iContimted
on
Dane
fii
APPLICATION
will
be
received
up
to
noon
May
1.
19S2.
for
the
position
of
superintendent
and
caretaker
of
the
Pioneers'
Home.
Position
suitabla
for
man
and
wife.
Salary
$165.
per
month
plus
free
living
quarters,
light,
fuel
and
food.
ft.
W.
LONG
3tc)
City
Clerk
NEW
PRICES
on
General
Electric
APPLIANCES
o
-
F90
Steam
Iron
24.95
F80
Fearer
Weight
Iron
14.50
K42
Kettle
14.50
T22
Toaster
2
slice
........
14.50
T12
Toaster
.
.
9.95
T19
Toaster
9.95
Q20
Heating
Pad
9.95
CS11
Floor
Polisher
64.50
O
-
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.,
Lfd.
PHONE
210
Prince
Rupert,
Br
C.
Stewart,
B.
C.
TO
UITISH
COLUMBIA.
AND
INDUSTRY
permit
was
refused.
i
Cliff
Ahercmmbif.
rrmvir-tpd
nt
,
selling
liquor
illegally
two
months
ago,
will
be
advised
not
to
apply
for
a
new
permit
within
six
month.?
of
th;
time
his
permit
was
cancelled.
Mrs:
Witi-j
Pav
flnnf-arinir
fnr
Abarcrombie.
said'
"the
means
of
livelihood"
had
been
taken
away
from
the
driver
with
no
other
recourse
than
to
make
this
appeal
in
hope
of
reinstatement.
In
paying
the
fine,
Mrs.
Ray
taid-
Abarerombie
had
sufficiently
paid
his
debt
to
society.
'
By
means
of
livelihood,
does
Mrs.
Ray
mean
driving
taxi
or
bootlegging?"
quipped
Aid.
Dar-row
Gome.
PCMP
Si?t.
A
E.
Wales
said
the
permit
was
cancelled
as
a
measure
of
control.
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publithcd
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Liqoot
Cofttrol
Board
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Britiih
Courtrb.
may
more
OF
OUR
FUTURE.
LET'S
KEEP
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Luke
Easter
homered
with
one
out
in
the
ninth
off
Art
Hout-teman
to
break
a
2-2
tie.
Ned
Oarver
pitched
the
amazing
St.
Louis
Browns
to
8-0
two-hit
victory
over
CL.cago
White
Sox
in
the
first
game
of
a
doubleheader
at
St.
Louis.
White
Sqx
won
the
second
game
10-2.
Games
was
called
off
after
seven
innings
because
of
darkness.
!
i
Guatemalan
Race
Winner
BOSTON
f
Dorotea
Flores
of
Guatamala
ran
away
from
157
competitors
Saturday
to
win
the
j
fifty-sixth
Boston
Athletic
Association
I
marathon.
His
time
was
I
2.31.
i
A
record
of
2.25-39
wes
set
in
'
1947
by
Korea's
Yun
Bok
Suh.
anywhere
to
the
mmmw
their
awaited.
lET'S
IT
COMING?
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rSaMmmmmm
fmmw'
will
we
Littr
In
one
of
the
greatest
development
programmes
under
way
be
nationalized
under
some
socialistic
scheme
of
government-own
everything.
New
jobs,
new
opportunities,
bigger
sales,
higher
living
standards,
population
aH
depend
on
B.C.
continuing
to
earn
the
kind
of
CONFIDENCE
thjt
developed
from
the
election
three
years
ago
when
the-
great
majority
of
people
clearly
said
they
wanted
a
sound,
frea
opportunity
system
of
economy.
in
North
America,
we
in
British
Columbia
can
look
forward
spending
of
about
I'i
billions
of
dollars
in
the
next
three
years...
PROVIDED
investors
still
feel
that
our
province
is
a
safe
place
to
risk
money.
Right
within
B.C.'s
grasp
is
the
cherished
future
we
have
so
long
But
this
will
fade
away
if
investors
are
told
that
their
holdings
v
n.
fill
ft
V
MAKE
ABSOLUTELY
CERTAIN
THE
MONEY
WE
NEED
COMING
B.
C.
FEDERATION
OF
TRADE
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