Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
22,
1953
w
Remcmbc
r
When
Ted
Lyons,
the
c.rcfj
righthander
of
"Chicas!
WJKe
t:ox,
was
37
years
old
when
fj,J
s'jored
his
200th
American
l.eaj.i:-
victory
as
the
S
x
lie
i'
W;!f.!n.4ton
9-2
in
a
frce-hitlmv
tjne
15
years
a"o
today.
7
hc-tetoran
Yankees
Extend
Lead
'
With
Win
Over
Senators
NEW
YORK
.CP
New
York
uphill
battle
from
the
Washing-Yankees
extended
their
Amerl-
ton
Senators.
6-5,
while
Phila-can
League
lead
to
3',
games
:
delphia
Phillies
had
their
first-Thursday
night
by
winning
an
1
place
margin
in
the
National
US-Russian
Chess
Experts
To
Match
Wits
This
Summer
NEW
YORK
(API
Russiang
Harold
M.
Phillips,
president'
knuckle-bailer
scatter
nine
and
Americans
are
going
to
try
of
the
American
group
says
the
hits,
including
a
homer
Jon-to
settle
one
international
prob-'
Russians
want
to
play
June
10-
i
atiian
Stone
in
the
eigh'.JIinning.
League
cut
to
half
a
game
by
losing
to
Pittsburgh,
7-2.
The
senior
circut
tightened
up
Only
xvm
mis
summer
at.
me
cness,
18,
Dut
he
is
trying
to
get
the
board-
I
starting
date
set
for
July
27.
The
United
States
Chess
Fed-
Negotiations
are
being
con-eration
has
received
word
that'ducted
through
Folke
Rogard,
H,l01
nVitai
00
f0r.aKm.atC?
Stockholm
president
of
the
In-with
the
Russians,
sent
behind
;
ternational
Chess'
Federation,
the
Iron
Curtain
in
January,
has
u
s.
olympi(.
players.
nad
been
accepted.
tnformalK
thft
flrst
rfijil.llss,n
At
8
hrs.,
30
min
Aussie
Planner
For
Olympics
Quits
Post
MELBOURNE
(AP)
The
chief
From
1
ERRACE
To
through
the
first
five
places
as
New
York
whipped
Brooklyn
7-2
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
outlasted
Cincinnati,
11-9.
Cardinals
took
over
third
place
one
game-behind
the
Phillies
and
half
a
game
back
of
the
Idle
Milwaukee
Braves.
Scores:
NEW
YORK
i
I
j
numrauan
planner
ior
tne
19&8
i
Olympic
Games
resigned
Wed-,
nesday
night
an
act
which
was
called
a
"national
tragedy"
by
i
A
10-man
squad
of
comrade
about
a
match
tournament
dur-masters
If
.i
ready
for
a
go
here
big
last
summer's
play
at
Hel-at
setting
tne
recurrent
debate
sinki.
l'i
lnt
ClrCleS
VtTl
World
champion
Mikhail
Bot-
whether
Soviet
players
really
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
are
better
than
anyone
else.
1
vlnnllc
13
a11
40
lead
the
team
that
18
to
New
Yorlt-
cmPet
There
still
are
a
couple
of
lfs
to
be
celared
up,
however,
before
Phillip
will
select
his
squad
and
the
boards
can
be
set
up
for
the
place
when
the
matter
of
battle.
'
playing
dates
3
settled.
AIRLINES
6
bt
ft
V...,
m
6
J
American
Philadelphia
9,
Boston
9;
New
York
6,
Washington
5.
National
Philadelphia
2,
Pittsburgh
7;
Brooklyn
2,
New
York
7?
.Cincinnati
9,
St.
Louis
11.
WILVancouver
2,
Lcwlston
4;
Trl-Clty
21,
Yakima
3;
Victoria
at
Spokane,
Salem
at
Wenatchee,
Edmonton
at
Calgary,
postponed.
PCLSan
Diego
4,
Oakland
5;
Sacramento
3,
Los
Angeles
4;
San
Francisco
3,
Seattle
4;
Hollywood
at
Portland,
postponed.
i
SPIX
TACl
LAIl
ACTION
came
during
a
National
Soccer
4.
uc
yame
In
Toronto
between
Hungarians
and
Tridents,
both
junto
teams.
Hungarians'
goalie
Joe
Hein
dives
to
save
from
Jcnts'
Uv
Dachkovsky,
Hungarians
won
4-0.
ST.
LOL'IS
CARDINALS'
outfielder
EUn
Moaial
keeps
his
eyes
trained
on
the
ball
after
slugging
out
a
high
fly
during
a
special
batting
practice
session
in
Sportsman's
Park.
Fighting
the
most
serious
slump
of
his
major
league
career,
Stan
blames
his
low-hitting
mark
on
bad
weather
which
has
forced
postponement
of
several
games
and
has
thrown
off
his
timing.
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11
i2EBU-s
lly
GAYLE
TALBOT
The
first
train
drawn
bv
a
steam
locomotive
In
the
nUited
States
ran
from
Albany
to
Schenectady,
N.Y.
In
1831.
The
Lii'im-ie
XKW.YOIIK
(AP)
About
the
only
thing
one
conclude
after
watching
the
three-dimensional
s
of
the
llocky
Marciano-Joe
Waleott
fiasco
is
television
and
its
millions
of
free-loading
devo-uci
c
victims
of
a
diabolical
conspiracy.
Vrc
ih-y
strap
you
into-
Mcioourne
s
acting
lord
mayor.
"There
was
nothing,
left
me
but
to
resign,"
said
Arthur
W.
Coles,
who
turned
in
his
post
as
chairman
of
the
Olympic
(James
control
committee.
"My
position
was
untenable."
Colesgave
up
his
job
when
the
Victorian
state
government
decided
not
to
build
the
Olympic
swimming
pool
In
Fawkner
Park
the
site
which
was
accepted
by
the
International
Olympic
Committee
at
Its
April
meeting
in
Mexico
City.
,
In
Chicago,
Avery
Brundage,
president
of
the
IOC,
said
"something
must
be
seriously
wrong"
with
the
plaps
for
the
Barnes
and
that
ttie
IOC
executive
committee
may
hold
an
emergency
meeting
to
consider
another
city.
"Mr.
Coles
Is
a
conservative
business
man,"
said
Brundage.
"He
certainly
did
not
resign
unless
something
seriously
was
wrong.
"Whatever
this
means.
I
don't
know,
but
the
IOC
executive
committee
may
be
very
much
out
of
patience
with
the
Australian,
handling
of
the
games."
"Twice
I
went
away
and
marie
promises
to
the
IOC
meetings
at
Helsinki
and
at
Mexico
City,"
said
Coles.
"On
both
occasions
my
promises
were
backed
by
the
Victoria
state
government.
And
cn
my
return
the
same
government
repudiated
my
promises.
"First
it
was
the
stadium
at
Carolton
and
now
it
is
the
swimming
pool
at
Fawkner
si
.a
una
namp
space
snip
stricken
fighter.
Finally,
an
in
ns
over
your
ryes,
tnc
turn
stunt
after
the
arbiter's
arm
.c
announce
sneeringly
that
has
descended
on
10,
you
will
Ail!
first
see
what
the
great
Uee
Waleott
spring
to
his
fent
nd
strav
somewhat
unr-rrtntnlv
ic:
:
up
up
for
for
what
what
is
is
to
to
follow,
follow,
j
toward
his
own
corner.
iii.licnce
saw,
ha-ha.
As
a
is
tremendous,
thp
first
plare,
our
timlntt
ates
that
nine
out
of
10
were
moviiiR
toward
the
,,n
whrn
Wullcott
went
n
The
action
had
been
slow
Only
one
thing
the
pictures
will
not
toll
you
whether
Joe
could
have
gotten
.up
sooner
and
continued
the
fight.
Our
personal
opinion
at
the
time
was.
and
still
is,
:hct
he
was
unexciting,
and
with
only
helpless,
and
that
ft
would
have
,
twice
twice
IrA
ronris
left
of
the
round
it
!
been
dangerous
to
have
let
d
like
a
smart
time
to
j
Rocky
hit
him
again.
up-
'
so
who
did
happen
to
be
I
ake
M:clilian.
and
the
state
K
at
tit.
lr
screens
saw
Wal-
retreating
toward
them,
1
werc
named
from
the
Indian
Park
has
i
first,
and
then
they
5aw
,
'"u5
nuuu
ana
garaa,
meaning
"Now
the
government
sit
down
suddenly,
as
Oreat
water.
scrapped
the
whole
plan."
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the
time
they
awaken-
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the
sad
situation,
they
Indeed,
received
a
short
I.
"
film
will
remove
any
t
in
your
mind
that
Old
cot
well
and
truly
hit.
In
Ir's
THE
Platform
TO
DEPEND
tPON
NEW
LIBERAL
1
Vole
BRUCE
BROWN
June
9th
v
motion
you
will
sec
Mar-f
j
throw
a
beauty
of
a
one-f
a
1'ft
swing
high
on
the
k
followed
by
a
crushing
f'
to
the
jaw
packing
every,
7
77
I
ft
of
his
weight
behind
it.
f-v.
himself,
called
It
an
rent,
but
t.irousjh
our
poets
it
looked
like
n
horlzon-more
like
a
right
cro.is.
n
il
see
Waleott
.lust
a
"set-there,
his
rlcht
glove
grasp-thf
rope
nnd
his
eyes
star-at
nothing;
in
particular,
referee,
incidentally.
Is
''n
to
he
tnllinfr
pvartlv
In
'n
with
the
knockdown
I
k'epor,
whose
rm
can
be
rising
and
falling
in
the
v
'.'round.
m?
think
they
see
Waleott
I
slishtly
at
around
five.
We
'!
nr
at,
elpht.
which
the
"
calls
especially
loud,
as
seekinir
t.o
muse
the
-I
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tot
t
t
m
,
!
t
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.
r
w
ni
t
11
1
US
Q
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I
j
even
even
your
your
worst
worst
Alternative
voting,
which
will
be
used
in
the
coming
Trovincial
Election,
permits
the
individual
voter
to
continue
to
participate
in
the
selection
of
candidates
of
his
or
her
choice,
until
one
candidate
on
the
ballot
is
elected
by
an
absolute
majority
vote,,
even
should
their
favourite
candidate
be
eliminated
in
prior
counting.
To
vote
this
way
is
simplicity
itself
...
it
is
just
a
case
of
using
the
common
numerals
1
2
-
3
-
4,
or
as
far
as
you
want
to
go
up
to
the
number
of
candidates
listed
on
your
ballot.
,
licside
the
name
of
your
first
choice
you
mark
the
number
1
.
.
.
then
beside
the
name
of
your
second
choice
mark
2
.
.
.
beside
the
name
of
your
third
choice
mark
3
.,.
.
and
so
on.
;
'
If
you
"plump,"
which
means,
if
you
mark
your
ballot
for
only
one
candidate,
your
plumping
does
not
give
your
favorite
candidate
one
bit
of
advantage
more
than
if
you
mark
a
choice
for
each
of
the
others
.
.
.
there
is
nothing
gained,
but
you
do
deprive
yourself,
.should
your
first
choice
be
eliminated,
of
your
privilege
to
further
express
your
wishes
in
the
continued
counting,
which
may
be
necessary
in
order
to
establish
which
candidate
enjoys
an
absolute
majority
vote.
friends
will
tell
you!
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VOTING
There
may
have
been
two
(.nidiil.iH-s
who
earh
ranked
high
in
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of
the
voters
in
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third
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svho
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number
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voters
divided
their
votes
between
the
two
most
desired
candidates,
it
frequently
resulted
in
the
election
of
the
candidate
who
the
majority
of
voters
voted
AGAINST
.
.
.
one
who
was
desired
by
a
minority
of
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.
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.
"If
my
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doesn't
make
it,
then
I
want
to
vote
for
my
second
choice"
.
.
.
so
that's
just
what
you
do
.
.
.
you
vote
2
.
.
.
ami
if
that
one
doesn't
make
it,
then
your'
third
choice
enjoys
your
support
.
.
.
and
so
on.
The
alternate
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makes
certain
that
no
one
is
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who
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