marc
p
Frir
Do
Tuesday.
April
15,
1952
DAILY
NEWS
Want
Houses
But
Short
of
Money
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Final
Saskatoon
3,
Victoria
1
(Best
of
seven
series
tied
1-1
.
Rookie
Gets
DiMaggios
Job
Mete
wic
Suceess
Spiral
For
Jackie
Jensen
By
WILL
GRIMSLEY
NEW
YORK
(AP)
From
the
Rose
Bowl
io
tha
world
series
and
into
Joe
DiMaggio's
shoes
in
three
years
u
a
success
spiral
that
should
jar
an
average
human,
but
It
has:Vt
turned
a
POSTS
j
'
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont.
There
is
a
good
demand
for
residential
!
properties
in
St.
Thomas
but
.
prospective
buyers
have
not
the
i
.
I
'
.
.
'
.
,
'
.
i
;
.
i
C
i
V
!
jfy
m
!
j
ft--
"
i
NEW
PRICES
money
for
down
payments
they
had
two
or
three
years
ago.
on
Publish
Details
!
Of
Prince's
Togs
1
ILFRACOMBE,
Devon,
England
(Pi
British
mothers
now
can
obtain
knitting
details
of
high-
.
necked
sweater,
gloves
and
cap,
similar
to
those
worn
by
Prince
i
Charles
in
the
gardens
of
Clar-
i
ence
House.
I
Ever
since
the
three-year-old
Prince
was
photographed
in
a
I
white
sweater
colorfully
patterned
with
ships
,
and
sailors,
knitting
mothers
began
worrying
the
fashion
journals
for
a
pattern.
Now,
Margaret
Youings,
tie-signer
of
the
royal
sweater,
has
produced
a
number
of
scarlet-coated
sentries
marching
across
the
front,
and
instructions
en
how
it
can
be
knitted
have
been
published.
Mrs.
Youings,
who
started
these
designs
as
a
hobby,
now
has
a
shop
here
and
supplies
firms
in
North
America.
A
"Royal
Tour"
number
bound
for
Montreal
is
patterned
by
thv
royal
train
that
took
the
queen
and
her
husband
across
Canada.
It
is,
in
fact,
Canadian
in
every
detail.
.
,
I
hair
on
Jackie
Jeasen's
sandy
head.
"Somebody
had
to
play
centre-field
when
DiMaggio
left
and
I
figure
It
might
as
well
be
me,"
j
the
25-year-old
New
York
Yan-
1
kee
fly-caeher
said
.
before
he
tOnk
tha
nnKitlnrt
in
nn
But,ikl
t
j
..
....I
1
1
ti
i
i
miiiji-
I
tion
game
against
Brooklyn
!
Dodgers.
Manager
Casey
Stengel
gave
the
big
Job
to
Jensen
after
a
brisk
spring
fight
among
a
handful
of
candidates.
Young
Mickie
Another
distinguished
product
of
The
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
Co.
Ltd
mum!.,
at,
iusi
ima
ngurea
ior
M
....
..
.
....
vm
;
-
j
m
-j.
,
.
-.
,-.
m
tfd
we
posi.
"Nc,
I'm
not
nervous
or
conscious
that
I'm
filling
DiMag's
shoes,"
Jrinsen
said
"l
Hnn't
Genera!
Electric
APPLIANCES
.O
F90
Steom
Iron
24.95
F80
Feoe'
Weiqht
Iron
...
14.50
K42
Kettle
14.50
T22
Toaster
2
slice
14.50
T12
Toaster
9.95
Tl
9
Toaster
9.95
Q20
Heating
Pad
9.95
CS11
Floor
Polisher
64.50
o
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.,
ltd.
PHONE
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Stewart,
B.
C.
Death
Due
to
Natural
Causes
Holgar
B.
M.
Valentin,
former
Prince
Rupert
dairyman
and
more
recently
engineer
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
died
of
natural
causes
when
he
expired
at
the
end
of
the
week
while
on
shift
at
Miller
Bay,
Coroner
Will
Robinson
of
Terrace,
who
was
called
here
in
connection
with
the
case,
found
after
conducting
an
inquiry.
Mr.
Valentin,
it
was
ascertained,
had
suffered
from
heart
trouble
for
some
time
before
his
death.
think
anybody
can
play
centre-field
as
Joe
did.
I'm
just
out
there
trying
to
do
the
best
possible
job.
"Besides
the
way
Case
(Casey
Stengel)
shifts
men
around
a
id
plays
hunches,
I
don't
know
how
long
1
11
hold
it.
I
plan
to
work
hard
and
do
my
best
to
keep
the
job."
Jensen,
halfback
of
the
University
of
California
football
team
which
lost
to
Northwestern
20-14
in
the
Rose
Bowl
Jan.
1,
1949,
said
until
DiMaggio
retired
he'd
never
thought
about
playing
centrefield
for
the
Yankees.
"I
played
left
and
right
at
Oakland
and
I
thought
I
had
too
many
faults
for
centre,"
the
athlete
added.
"But
I've
been
working
on
'.hese
faults
and
now
I
think
I
can
do
it.
I
prefer
centre
because
it's
a
greater
challenge."
While
patterninit
his
fielding
WHEEL-CHAIR
BOWLER
Eric
Lyle
of
Dryden,
Ont.,
has
become
an
excellent
bowler
despite
the
handicap
of
being
forced
to
bowl
from
a
whcel-chaii'.
He
Idd
his
team
to
second
place
i:j
Jive-pin
tournament
in
Winnipeg,
the
team
winning
three
refrigerators.
Claude
Stanfield,
left,
not
a
member
of
the
team,
moves
Eric
into
position
for
a
shot.
Peggy
Stuworski,
second
from
right
and
Eric's
wife,
Pesgy.
are
on
the
mixed
team.
(CP
PHOTO
I
fit
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'
H
New
Medicine
Helps
Cancer
Big
League
Ball
Opens
B
C
KESERVE
TlW
Bfitisk
Calumbia
Distillery
Ct.
Ltd.
M
WKSTMIMSTCH,
B.C.
TACKLE1
This
formidable
array
of
fish-catching
f
-id
by
Rosalie
Snow
of
Toronto,
will
be
sold
by
the
ifi.nu
nt
to
I
he
highest
bidder
in
auction
sales
to
be
-1V.
The
lark.,?
was
confiscated
from
poachers
and
jg
law-breakers
by
the
Ontario
government.
A
i.il
sale
of
confiscated
rifles
and
guns
is
held
in
the
J
(CP
PHOTO)
eland
Indians'
Flag
nised
for
This
Year
after
(he
Yankee
Clipper,
Jensen
!
said
he
went
elsewherp
t
NEW
YORK
0
A
turnout
of
prove
his
hitting,
which"
reached
""uuu
tans
is
expected
in
base-a
.353
mark
in
spring
training
1
bail
Pa'ls
in
eight
cities
today
"I
went
in
to
more
of
a
crouch
t0
listen
to
the
cry
of
"Play
Ball"
more
like
Slan
Musial,"
he
said'
:
a?
tne
1952
major
league
season
"I
think
I'm
meeting
the
ball
a,1'
'cially
opened,
lot
better."
j
Dtspite
the
loss
and
impend-
i
ing
loss
of
such
top
notch
per-
By
HOWARD
W.
BLAKESLEE
!
(Associated
Press
Science
I
Editor)
;
NEW
YORK
(APi
A
cancer
medicine
made
of
the
spleen,
of
calves
was
reported
by
a
Canadian
doctor
to
the
American
'
t
Association
for
Cancer
Research
here
today.
Early
cancers
were
reported
to
benefit
and
sometimes
disapper
entirely,
but
advanced
cancers
were
improved
only
temporarily.
This
report
was
made
by
Dr.
George
F.
Watson
of
the
Kitchener
fliriin
Vitnlmnor
Hn
f
TVio
3m
This
idvertisemenl
is
nol
published
or
displayed
by
th
Ijp
uor
Control
Board
or
by
th-
Government
of
British
Columbia
i
lurmers
as
Ted
Williams,
Joe
;
DiMaggio,
Bobby
Doerr,
Gerry
;
Coleman.
Monroe
Irvin
WMHp
Doe
With
Triolets
.....
,
,
i
Mays,
the
new
teason
gives
pro-
KlIlaH
fl
liiHfii'.mlM
or
tnrllIs
a
excitement
PHONE
I
to
match
those
of
previous
j
cam-
spieens
are
minced
and
the
ex-
1
K
tract
from
squeezing
this
mince
MARIE
Men;
Npnriv
nil
iv..
i..i
.)..,
,
...
.
.
USED
SAULT
STE.
GARS
huntinir
i
.
j
.
;
'
"lc
uuus
uoiieu
is
iiuxea
wiin
water,
n.
nypu-
w.gi,
new
faces
and
ma"V
of!
dermic
needle
gives
shots
of
this
illegal
jacklights
have
I
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
jYORK
(AP)
It
will
come
as
no
surprise
(1its
to
learn
that
Cleveland
Indians
are
rvard
their
loyal
following
with
an
Ameri-
f
flag.
This,
though,
is
new
the
full
final
it!
the
circuit:
'
I
:
id.
2
New
York.
3
trom
the
cellar
into
fifth
place,
if
4-Boston:
5
St.
'.
n
the
other
hand,
there
is
I'.tBO,
7
Philadel-
definite
feeling
among
base-jiiimton.
i
aI'
men
'hat
Chicago
White
Sox
(iaily
double
we
shot
their
wad
last
year
when
a
i
lui
and
2.
Any
new'
manager,
Paul
Richards,
iRi.twns
might
be
'ashed
them
Into
fourth
place,
a-bv
a
slight
element
Thc
fire
and
'stle
so
evident
.t
jt
.
j
can
go
to
sleep
last
sPrn8
apjn-ars
to
have
sub-la
teams.
By
mid-
sld'd-
iMut
a
d
.
mem
appeared
in
the
lin-un!
Mmilrl
iinr'pr
a
nntinnt'
kin
doe
which
had
triplets.
aomeasm
!
today.
not
at
the
site
of
the
cancer,
Special
for
One
Week
1937
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Sedan
$195.00
the
on
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WEAR
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1
1950
Austin
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1951
Austin
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11948
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Sedan
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Panel
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ALLEYS
j
Dr.
Watson
said
that
mouse
j
experiments
preceded
the
human
,
treatment,
and
that
the
animal
cancers
disappeared
in
a
high
'
percentage
of
cases.
Persons
with
early
cancer,
he
reported,
resumed
a
healthy
appearance,
siiowed
remarkable
gains
in
weight,
and
their
cancers
diminished
in
size
or
disappeared.
In
most
cases,
he
added,
these
early
cancers
have
not
re-
i
appeared
even
after
a
considerable
lapse
of
time.
!
As
examples
of
the
wide
rang2
1
of
cancers
which
respond
to
the
spleen
treatment,
he
told
of
13
persons,
now
apparently
well,
who
had
cancers
of
the
breast,
'
uterus,
tonsils,
skin,
mouth,
rec-
turn,
stomach
and
one
f
ibrosar-
coma.
He
said
the
stomach
can
'ti
er
six
clubs
won't
l.iy
they
went.
.
'fens
miss
this
time,!
(f
Yankees
lose
both1
I
and
Gerry
Cole-j
faithfully
never
t
them
higher
than
i
(vision.
I
Britons
Cut
On
Gambling
Wallace's
continued
their
walk-:
away
in
"A"
Division
of
the
Mix-!
ed
Bowling
League
last
week'
with
a
four
games
to
nil
win!
over
Cook's
Jewelers
to
increase!
their
long
margin
in
the
stanc-j
ing
to
six
points
over
the
run-j
ning
up
trio
Fashion
Footwear,'
Superior
Auto
Service
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Northern
.B.C.'s
only
Fur
Vault
I'
one
excuse
which!
LONDON
(AP)
Britons
cut
9
v:a.y
be
accept-
ciown
their
gambling
by
an
fsti-k
Easter's
mended
mated
50.000.000
last
year.
F'ld
up.
or
he
hurts
1
The
churches'
committee
on
Limited
ft
Tribe
will
1ip
)hn
Eaniblinc
estimated
today
Brit-
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
Great
West
and
General
Electric!
attack
which
has
ain'e
get-rich
hopefuls
invested
he
Giants'
nn
th:
600,000.000
on
horse
and
dog
.
y
are
ma-
fun
I
ing
a
closer
race
of
it
with
Con
en
a
sound
Luke
'racks,
football'
pools
and
cer
had
spread
to
other
parts
of
the
body,
but
these
too
rad
Seals
now
having
a
scant
team
mieht.
tnkn
fairs
in
1951
There
was
a
sharp
decrease
in
one-point
margin
over
Prince
j
I
nupert
riunioing.
ine
.at
horse
and
dog
betting
but
money
i
Invested
in
football
pools
rose
by
5.000,000.
Horse
race
betting
was
down
25.000.000
and
dog
tracks
wagering
was
off
by
the
same
amount.
i
difference
from
'
that
Cleveland's
"?
staff
now
has
hite
confidence
in
fr.v
combination
of
short
and
Rob-
second.
Opposing
f'
ip
few
of
thc
did
during
thc
?,llf5
e
l!t51
race.
Yanks,
we
are
ac-
Old
Country
j
FOOTBALL
English
League
Div.
1
!
Aston
Villa
7,
Chelsea
1
J
Huddersfield
Town
2,
Sunder-!
land
2
(tie)
'
.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,
West
Bromwich
Albion
4
Division
II
I
Coventry
City
5.
Luton
Town
2
1
Leicester
City
2,
Rotherham
!
United
0.
'
Ik
fit.."'
11
"if
I
'
i
:
1
r
-
,
i
...
WANT
ADS
;
.
.
'
Market
Place
of
Millions
CLASSIFIED
ADS
PAY
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
Standings
Wallace's
24
Fashion
Footwear
18
Great
West
Life
18
Can.
Gen.
Electric
:.
18
Pushovers
17
Hill's
Shoe
Store
17
Canada
Life
17
Cantel's
is
Cook's
Jewelers
:
14
Shenton's
S.M
14
Headplnners
13
Penguin
Hobby
.......
6
;
"B"
Division
t
Sons
of'
Norway
4,
Miller
Bay
0;
Conrad
Seals
4,
Rupert
Batchers
0;
B.
C.
Packers
3,
Picneer
Market
0;
P.R.
Plumbing
3,
Hi-Golds
1;
Van's
Bakery
3,
Red
Devils
1;
Booth
No.
1
3,
383
Cabs
1.
High
Scores:
Team
single
P.
R.
Plumbing,
1099;
team
three
P.
R.
Plumbing
3067.
Ladies'
single
E.
Mayhard,
231;
ladies'
three
B.
Petersen,
551.
;
(.54,
Men's
single
J.
Bruce,
248;
men's
three
I,
Keays,
623.
Standings
Conrad
Seals
21
P.
R.
Plumbing
20
Miller
Bay
19
,
Van's
Bakery
18
Sons
of
Norway'
18
Red
Devils
'
17
Booth
No..l
17
383
Cabs
15
Hi-Gold
14
Rupert
Butchers
13
B.
C.
Packers
12
Pioneer
Market
7
Remember
when?
The
Toronto'
Negro
heavy-
Enders
won
four
games
to
nil
over
Rupert
Butchers
last
week
while
the
Plumbers
tcxk
Hi
Golds
three
games
to
one.
Detailed
results:
"A"
Division
Can.
Gen.
Electric
4,
Hill's
Shoe
Store
0,"
Wallace's
4,
Cook's
Jewelers
0;
Canada
Life
4,
Pushovers
0:
Shenton's
S.M.
3,
Fashion
Footwear
1;
Headplnners
3,
Canters
1:
Great
West
Life
3,
Penguin
Hobby
1.
High
Scores:
Teams
single
Fashion
Footwear
1359;
teams
three
Shenton's
S.M.
3877.
Ladies'
single
M.
Duffu.s,
285;
ladies'
three
J.
Shenton,
764.
Men's
single
J.
Paul,
320;,
men's
three
D.
McMillan,
790.
f(ra
or
some
nf
thB
1H
Oia
timers
that
:
ing
the
British
Empire
heavy-I'"
lor
a
club
to
lose
f
weight
crown
for
three
years,
f
Player
and
lnnrtnr
i
tirs
i,nnbni4
..f
k.,
cnh
Af-
wcl
still
be
thejrica's
Dan
McCorkindale
in
the
llfllli
nnrt
lnKt
rnnnrl
nt.
Iiinrlnn
nothinir
nniii..!.
.
.
.,
...
...
.,
th
V
'""
1
1
J
years
ago
tonigni.
up
to
men
placin8s
Gains
had
been
figured
as
a
con-the
v
ih
elevation
of
!
tender
for
world
heavyweight
ol-
Louis
Browns
;
honors
last
longer.
14
ix
;
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i
i
;
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CLEANING
JOHNSON'S
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BRUSHES
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Paul
Me?er
(20)
as
Detroit
wins
the
opening
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Slunlpy
Cup
final
se'ies
3-1
at
Montreal.
Detroit
defenceman
jRed
while-
ln
the
backtround,
referee
Bill
Chadwick
looks
on.
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in
front
of
Meger
is
unidentified.
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Detroit
three
games
up,
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would
Give
the
Stan'ey
Cup
to
the
Red
Wings.
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