Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
June
4,
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OUTDOORS
Witi
VUj-
BOXER
CLEAREDTam;
NEW
YORK
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Revived
Thompson,
Mays
Help
Giants
Trim
Cards
been
cleared
of
a
charge
of
possef"
Johllny
'
fcxt,,
without
a
licence.
Passing
a
j,
i
Readers
of
this
column
are
1
sources
become
depleted
elsc-ell
aware
of
Its
iteration
of
the
where.
Beed
for
care
in
the
expendi-1
Your
cplumnist
sees
it
as
a
lui
of
our
midlife
resources.
I
duty
that
we
should
eat
some
of
and
of
the
great
upsurge
in
!
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..t.
k
e,.
revolt
j
SAVOIE-HOWARD
WINNER
MAY
TANGLE
WITH
KING
.
HALIFAX
fl
Montreal's
Armand
Savoie
will
meet
Dick
(Kid)
Howard
in
a
10-round
boxing
match
here
June
15
and
the
winner
may
get
a
shot
at
Canadian
lightweight
champion
Arthur
King.
ohxiihi,
U,
was
arrested
w-rl.,,H
few
months
complained
he
had
thr.
1fler
h
gun.
Combers
of
people
seeking
out
that
an
ample
amount
is
left
for
the
other
guy.
Continual
In
court
Thursday
the
ma-rute,.,
,
because
of
lack
of
evidence
B'Mrat
dismissed
door
recreation.
Actual
figures
anent
these
things
'
are
somewhat
startling,
particularly
to
oldtimers
who
remember
the
easy-going
days
conservation
Is
needed,
right
down
to
the
individual
level.
JACK
LINSA1T
got
himself
Into
a
stern
battle
while
trolling
for
today
to
Saturday
not
so
long
since
when
not
even
SAMUEL
GOLDWYN't-o-u
,
if
1
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By
BEN
PHLrGAK
Assoclntrd
Press
Sports
Writer
If
a
hitter
in
a
slump
came
to
New
York
Giants
today
for
advice,
he
probably
would
get
pretty
confused.
Hank
Thompson
can
recommend
highly
10
days
of
rest.
Willie
Mays
would
prescribe
Roin
"all
out"
for
10
games.
Both
ways
have
worked
miracles
for
the
Oiants'
stars.
Thnmrwon'
idleness
wasn't
by
choice
he
was
sidelined
with
n
banned
up
knee
but
obviously
it
did
him
a
world
of
good.
Thursday
night
in
St.
Louis
he
came
back
to
the
line-up
an"1
smashed
home
runs
in
his
firs
three
times
at
bat.
He'
was
wnlk-
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
iiu
nriHi.au
Anderson
""""'s
....
were
requirea
;
at
Digby
Island
the
other
day.
hereabouts
and
when
deer
were
ThlnKS
were
nip
and
tuck
for
eommon
closer
to
town
than
tne
best
part
of
an
hour
until
Oliver
Lake.
,
flnaIly
tne
llne
could
not
take
The
number
of
angling
and
the
strain
any
longer;
chalk
up
hunting
licences
sold
in
this
pro-
j
victory
for
the
wire
cable
which
vlnce
is
around
a
quarter-mil-;
keeps
the
wire
mesh
in
bounds!
chn.colo
l)amiyl,'a
The
Red
Sox
battered
Virgil
Trucks
and
Don
Johnson
for
15
hits
but
left
13
men
on
base.
The
hits
included
Ted
Williams'
fifth
home
run
and
Harry
Ag-ganis'
fifth.
Cleveland
collected
11
off
Eddie
Lopat
and
the
Yankees
got
only
four
off
Bob
Lemon.
But
one
of
the
four
was
a
home
run
in
the
eighth
inning
by
Joe
Collins
thut
gave
the
Yanks
their
first
victory
at
home
over
Cleveland
this
season.
Maury
McDermott
pitched
Washington
to
its
win
over
Detroit.
All
four
Washington
runs
were
unearned
as
Ned
Carver
gave
up
seven
hit3.
Two
of
the
three
Detroit
tallies
also
were
tainted
by
errors.
Don
Lar.sen
lost
his
sixth
game
against
only
two
victories
as
the
Athletics
pulled
half
a
game
ahead
of
the
Orioles
in
the.
la-;t
place
struggl.
Joe
Demaestn
homered
for
Philadelphia
and
Bob
Young
for
Bultimore.
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
:
ALso
"SPARE
THE.
ROD"
TATPU
Hidder
Takes
Into
Account
Partner's
Conversation
Mr.
Meek
is
the
tightest
bidder
in
the
game.
If
Kvcnltus
1
.
9
p.m.
I
I
r
FJl
an.rdaM.top
you
can
ever
beat
him
as
much
as
two
tricks,
you've
ed
purposlyJne
four,n
time's-
.
,
.
,
.
.,
.
'
'
,
I
the
crowd
booed
and
sitviled
got
yourseii
a
sensational
result.,
i
nis
iacet
ot
his
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
1:10
p.m.
Saturday
Mating.
Nonetheless
Jack
gets
credited
for
a
good
catch
anyway.
Others
in
the
party
were
JULES
GRA-TIEN
with
a
21-pounder,
HEC
MACDONALD
the
same
size,
PETE
KNOX
(new
to
salmon
fishing"
started
with
a
24-pound
fish
and
followed
up
with
a
29-pound
beauty.
Plugs
did
the
trick.
All
of
which
goes
to
nrove
that
Jack
is
good
value
for
the
Salmon
Derby
prize
he
won
last
year,
or
else
his
pupils
are
plenty
apt!
Late
Flash.
BILL
BOND
get-
Cvenlng-i
7-9
lion
yearly,
and
Increasing;
this
is
five
times
the
pre-war
total.
Non-residents
hunting
here
are
about
4,000.
pre-war
was
a
couple
of
hundred
each
year.
Bear
In
mind
that
the
nonresident
comes
here
solely
to
take
trophies.
He
is
rarely
content
to
just
browse
around
In
the
bush,
but
rightly
wishes
proof
of
his
prowess
to
show
back
home.
.
.
During
the
same
period
the
number
of
visiting
anglers
has
sky-rocheted
from
two
to
30.000,
Suite
a
drain
on
those
waters
which
bear
the
brunt
of
this
heavy
fishing.
:M
-
i.'i.
game
should
not
be
overlooked
when
he
is
your
partner.
It
should
have
a
definite
bearing
on
your
own
"!
'
i
IT
H
bidding
style.
Mr.
Dale
never
falls
to
keep
this
in
mind.
In
today's
deal
he
was
a
shade
short
of
the
require-
home
a
run
on
his
fifth
appearance.
He
accounted
for
eiirht
run'
and
raised
his
average
25
points
to
.262.
The
three
homers
Iv
succession,
which
raised
his
total
to
nine,
equalled
the
modern
National
League
record
slvir-cd
by
16
other
players
but
no'
duplicated
since
1950.
Ten
games
ago
Mays
was
hitting
.260.
Now
he
has
a
10-KSttne
hiding
streak
working
dii'ln-:
which
he's
collected
23
safeties.
12
of
them
for
extra
buses
and
eight
of
them
home
runs.
He
JEFF
CHANDLER
RHONDA
FLEMING
i
ments
for
a
jump
to
three
no
!
Major
League
Leaders
.Jy
The
.,s.',tif.i,iu(J
lres?i
on
the
second
round
of
solid
years
goin'g
to
all
sorts
of
"jmp
blddine-
But
ne
could
think
o
nlaces
mixin-r
In
widelv
assort-
.
.
On
top
of
all
this,
it
is
believ
Ed
ton
ed
In
official
quarters
that
every
I
ed
companies,
doing
all
the
1
?ns
1?antls
Meek
might
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Meek)
6
5
H
9
3
a
D
A
Q
10
4
C--5
4
2
Mrst
rji-t
(
Mi.
t
hiNiipli.il
)
(
Mr.
Aliel)
S
J
J
10
4
S-9
7
3
H
10
6
t
II
Q
J
8
4
D
K
6
D
9
8
7
3
C
Q
10
9
C
K
b
Smith
(Mr.
Iule)
S
A
K
3
H
A
K
7
D
J
5
C
A
J
7
6
3
The
bidding
Smith
West
North
E
1
C
Pass
1
D
t
Mortholli
AMI
Kir
AS
i.m.i
t:
An
R
H
hit
his
15th
and
18th
Thursday
'a
Vila.
Clevelund
171i
3(1
B7
Ihlrd
male
resident
of
British
I
whammies
in
order
to
catch
a
nol(
'cn
wouia
give
mm
a
Colombia
holds
.
dice.iEOod
pIay
fof
tnree
no
trum,
a
hunting
or
spring
salmon,
but
no
fishing
licence.
In
North
Am-
j
Once
again
he
accepted
an
in-
and
on
wnlcn
Mr-
Mcck
woul(l
ric
30.000.000
people
go
hunt-1
vitation
from
Jack
Lindsay
and
j
Probably
pass
over
a
two
no
Itng
or
fishing
every
year
and
fished,
and
fished,
and
fished,
i
trump
rebid.
spend
two
thousand
million
!
Came
the
dusk
and
Bill
all
too
I
One
word
of
caution
don't
dollars
to
do
so.
This
is
stupen-
'
ready
to
quit.
Jack
beseeches'
stretch
your
own
bidding
too
far
dou
and
is
food
for
deeD
him
to
hane
tousrh
lust
a
little
because
if
Mr.
Meek
gets
the
Idea
tn.
Clevcluiid
156
30
E5
Prt
.388
.riV!
34H
..i:!.)
,ll
night
as
the
Giants
walloped
the
T
t't
.---I:.,..
I-
ii
a
mi
-1
.
De.rnlt
1(8
JO
4H
uiumuia
u-o,
uuuiiig
iiro
n
ti
Bujsbv.
Watihliiirtuii
17(1
3!)
(tn
lor
the
league
lead
with
Hank
'
Stephens,
Baltimore
im
i
i
51
Sauer
of
Chicago
Cubs.
'
mihom
t'liien
to.
--
Thru
l
th
kitl
1
nui..
u.iiLiu
in-iunrn,
1
HlfsAvlla.
67
Miss
univwsi
acuTia
thought,
for
most
certainly
the
longer,
then
a
fish
hits.
That's
you
are
pressing
your
cards
to
'U"
greatest
reserve
of
fish
and
the
whole
story.
Bill
has
his
make
up
for
his
conservation,
he
j
jame
Is
In
our
province,
and
it
fish,
a
22-pound
spring,
and
the
will
only
tighten
up
all
the
more
did
not
let
this
apparent
good
Is
obvious
that
we
shall
get
fraternity
has
another
SOLID
and
might
stop
biddlne
alto-
fortune
go
to
his
head.
gutiitQ
btlc
nauUlldl
League
were
postponed
because
of
rain.
Brooklyn
was
supposed
to
play
at
Milwaukee,
Pitts-
UNWEKSAL-IMTEKTWTIONAL
fTCTUK
"World's
Most
Beautiful
Girls"
The
Whalers
many
more
avid
visitors
as
re-.
member.
Hurray
for
them
both!
I
gether.
If
be
had
won
with
dummy's
burgh
at
Chicago
and
Philadel
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AMOl'S
PUVEIW
THE.UI
Mr.
Dale
had
to
play
carefully
e,
Mr.
ADei
s
nolding
wouia
phia
at
Cincinnati,
to
make
today's
contract.
He;
have
stopped
the
suit
and,
with,
In
the
American
League,
Chi-got
the
queen
of
spades
opening
,
no
other
entries
to
the
board,
he
'
cag0
white
Sox
moved
within
and
saw
that
he
had
nine
tricks
would
have
won
just
three
dia-
a
g;lme
of
first-place
Clcvelund
if
he
could
win
four
diamonds.
I
monds
not
enough
to
make
tltu
as
they
beat
Boston
9-6
while
m
Wollocc's
Men's
Shop
Now!
NYLON
GABARDINE
He
took
the
first
trick
with
i
conuacl-
the
Indians
were
dropping
a
2-1
the
king
of
spades
and
laid
down
Showing
rare
restraint,
Mr.
verdict
to
New
York
Yankees.
Men's
Pants
Doubles
Wruon.
Washington.
13.
Triples
Mlnoso.
flrvtm.
Hump
rims
HtKen,
13.
'
Stolen
busps
Rivera.
Cttlcao.
1-
PlU'hlni
Bainca.
Detroit.
&tone.
WashlnKU'n
and
Morgan.
Nt
w
York
3-01
ono.
SUIki-o'iu
T-irlcv.
Baltimore.
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Brooklyn.
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New
York,
and
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AS
SIMPLI
AS
A
PHONE
CAL
Across
the
Town
p(,on(
or
the
Nation.
V'
the
jack
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Champion
covered
with
the
king,
the
correct
play,
but
Mr.
Dale
Dale
permitted
the
king
of
dia-
Washington
edged
Detroit
4-3
monds
to
win
trick
two.
His
pa-
and
Philadelphia
and
Baltimore
tience
was
rewarded
when
this
.swapped
seventh
and
eighth
enabled
him
to
win
four
dia-
places
again
as
the
Athletics
monds
and
make
the
hand.
beat
the
Orioles
6-2.
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Sizes
All
Colors
$10-95
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Vacations
Need
...1qW;4!
Cruickshank
Ups
Bowling
Mark
In
Mixed
Spring
League
Charlie
Cruickshank
of
Hot-
and
Agnes
Pierce
of
Wiathall's
s.hots
hit
a
new
high
for
men's
took
ladies
high
three
with
C6U.
single
with
337
in
the
Spring
i
Family
HJarket
took
double
Mixed
Bowling
Loop,
ju.st
top-
honors,
rolling
1,218
for
team
ping
the
league's
previous
high
high
and
3,297
for
team
high
ot
43',
held
by
Armcndo
De
Ra
three.
of
Wrathall's.
J
Results:
Headplnner.s,
bowlin;;
Family
Market
look
three
00
per
cent
o
their
aveni-,.
to,l;
points
from
Wralhall'.i
but
the
Points;
Aces
4,
No-Names
studio
sextette
still
heads
the
0;
Family
Market
3,
Wrai
hull's
league
by
a
one
point
margin
Whalen's
3.
Chums
1;
Tiger
over
second
spot
Leftovers,
who
Cats
3,
Hotshots
1;
Hcadpinners
have
19
points.
Aces
downed
;
3.
Lucky
Strikes
0
IdefaulU;
No-Names
three
games
and
took
;t-'lintels
2,
Lc
Hovers
2.
four
points
while
Cantel
s
and
,'
Standings:
Wrathall's
20,
Left-Leftovers
split,
moving
leftovers
overs
19,
No-Names
18.
Aces
17,
one
point
up
on
No-Najnrs.
i
Whalen's,16,
Family
Market
18.
Men's
high
three
was
taken
by
Hcadpinners
15,
Cantels
13,
Steve
Dziapka
of
Hcadpinners
!
T1Bcr
Cats
i0-
Chums
10,
Hot-who
rolled
652.
j
snots
Luckv
Strikes
4
Ladies
high
game,
went
to
j
Rose
Cap
of
Tiger
Cats
with
251
j
QflQclo's
221
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will
arrange
your
entire
vacation
including
transportation
,
hotel
accommodations,
sightseeing
tours,
etr.
We
will
advise
you
on
passports,
rurrenries,
insursnre
and
all
the
other
important
"dftails"'
tnit
assure
you
of
a
smooth,
enjoyable
trip.
Whether
you're
planning
a
vacation
here
or
abroad,
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ure
to
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us
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have)
LOOK!
Strawberry
Jam
Advertised
Yesterday
by
SUPER-V
ALU
was
incorrectly
priced.
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who
stop
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VANCOUVER
f;
Here
is
a
break-down
of
teams
In
the
British
Empire
Games
here
July
30-Aug.
7.
The
figures-
include
contestants
and
onuuis.
Canada
leads
the
list
of
rn-tries
with
221
followed
by
Eng-land
with
127.
Australia
is
next
with
75:
New
Zealand
has
67;
and
South
Africa,
64.
Other
countries
and
team
members:
Bahamas,
seven;
Uer-niiida,
13;
British
Guiana,
four;
Fiji,
nine;
Gold
Coast,
12:
Hong
Kong,
10;
India,
five;
Jamaica,
15;
Kenya,
13;
Nigeria,
15;
Northern
Rhodesia,
20;
Pakistan,
?7:
Scotland,
36;
Southern
Rhodesia,
14;
Trinidad,
13;
Uganda,
six:
Wales,
22.
5
IT
WILL
SELL
AT
24-oz.
Jar
.
A
MAN.
till
M
SALE!
SALE!
SALE!
PRACTICE
TONIGHT
Super-Valu
roach
Danny
Johnston
has
called
a
team
practice
for
tonight
in
Gyro
park
at
7
p.m.,
weather
permitting.
Uniforms
will
not
be
worn.
ADVERTISING
to
save
MONEY
like
man
who
stop
CLOCK
to
save
TIME"
The
Daily
News
WE'VE
BUTCHERED
S
PRICES
$
.
We're
Selling
Cars
By
7
COME
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Pound
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This
is
no
Baloney
Tfr
Uncle
Bob
is
Slaughter-
Choice
Pork
Chops
ing
Used
Car
Market
from
43c
to
49c
per
lb.
All
kinds
...
all
con-
"
so
pontiac
tidor
ditions-
:
choice
cuts
1450
Dog
Meat
(wrap
49
M()NA11C1I
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these
up)
Low
191ft
NEW
YORK
CUTS
M"PaBe
from
51c
fo
65c
per
lb.
DOG
MEAT
,rm
1
'2C
5C
lb.
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extras
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sharp
car....
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shape
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NO
BUM
STEERERS
IN
OUR
STOCKYARD
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
The
Home
of
Blue
Ribbon
Values
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
Kuud
economical
car
try
our
A-:t0
AUSTIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
$1495,
that
includes
foam
robber
scats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
inals
and
healer-defroster
unit.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
This
it
the
Same
Sofa
You've
Seen
Advertited
in
House
Garden
and
Living
.
.
.
Ttif
Kind
l
Mcrchandut
W'i
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy
.
.
,
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century
;J
308
Third
Avenge
Phoney