Cliicoyo
Cubs
Buy
Rigin-ii,..
Baseball
on
uml
in
Washington
CHICAGO
iaP)
Chicago
Cubs
Tuesday,
October
13,
1953
i.Jyiiiy
tied
With
Vancouver
1
inrtHV
announced
nurchase
of
tf
AnUn
,
1
Uln
Player
iiiv.dwri
...
WASHINGTON
(AP
Organ-'
previously.
In
1922
the
court
de-owners
absolute
control
verthe
contracts
of
right-handed
Ized
baseball
got-s
before
the
filled
baseball
wasn't
a
business,
;
baseball
activities
of
the
players
.
,
pltchcrs
Jim
Bisnan
and
John
United
States
Supreme
Court
to-aiul
that
as
a
sport
it
was
not
:
HIT
RESERVE
CLAl'SE
:
pyecha
and
three
other
players
day
in
what
is
perhaps
the
mwt
.subject
to
federal
anti-trust
laws,
j
The
appeal
filed
by
Toolson
(rom
their
Springfield,
Mass.,
fielder
Chris
Kits,,
,
old
Meek
and
omiwM,r
jlm
Grid
Predictions
Upset
Over
Holiday
Week-end
giiiiitctin'
tuiurM
in
me
I
ne
uncc
oau
uuw
uviuic
t
comeiiua
until,
ujc
amuate.
history
of
the
national
sport.
the
high
court
were
filed
by
Bv
The
Canadian
Prtsa
It
took
four
games
In
as
many
nights
to
do
it,
but
Calgary
Stampeders
made
enough
hay
in
the
Western
Hockey
League
during
the
long
holiday
weekend
to
boost
them
into
a
first-place
tie
with
Vancouver
Can
is
"obnoxious
to
tne
principles
oi
.
the
13th
amendment."
This
Is
the
amendment
to
the
j
U.S.
constitution
which
outlawed
slavery
back
In
1865.
It
says:
The
court
has
been
aked
to
'minor-leaguers
George
Toolson
decide
whether
baseball
is
an
'
a'ld
Walter
Kowalskl
and
a
min-illeeal
monopoly
in
restraint
of
cr-league
club
owner,
Jack
Cor-trade.
If
it
decides
that
it
is.
the
be"..
mline
could
mean
thp
rnd
nf
i
All
three
maintain
that
the
ucks.
Thirteen
senior
football
games
on
Monday,
weje
played
during
the
Thanks-
j
The
Thanksgiving
football
fes-givjng
week-end
on
fields
from
tival
made
it
almost
certain
that
Mrmtrpai
tn
Fdmonton
and
the
the
Bombers
and
Roughriders
going
oversees?,,,
first
step
...
see
your
CNR
Agent'.
In
the
first
swing
through
the
;
big-league
baseball'
as
it
now
is
1922
decision
no
longer
applies.
coast
coast
for
lor
a
a
prairie
uiauic
club,
nuu,
lnejniayed.
iThev
contend
the
game
has
been
'4v,"'"
..
.
,
...
.
.
..
.
"Neither
slavery
nor
involuntary
servitude,
except
as
punishment
for
crime
whereof
the
party
shall
have
been
duly
convicted,
shall
exist
within
the
United
States
.
.
."
Replying
to
the
suits,
organised
baseball
said
in
its
briefs
that
ieP,nwuuP0"e""1B-
collected
two
wins;-
.
even
1
the
t
to'g.eativ
changed
since
then
by
iSTS,
crazT"
P
and
ha
Canary
1
W
!
-e
.tie
for
five
of
a
possible
Jc"
aUseare
such
developments
as
Intricate
uL
I?nl
nf
the
reasons-
next
year"
to
get
back
into
the
eight
points.
possible
outs.
Congress,
for
in-
;
farm
systems
and
radio
and
tele-
Idmonton
"ktac?
teW
cSp
race
Each
club
has
!
Respite
the
grue
ing
.
h
ed
-J
tance.
could
pass
a
special
law.
vision
coverage.
exJerTlast
August
hadn't
a
three
more
games
to
finish
out
"le
Ca
gary
came
up
wUh
Its
,r
there
mlgM
evolye
a
Qf
in
addlt
th
appeas
CA'clts
v,
o
best
tame
of
the
tour
Monaay
.,,..
omn'
hmha
nms.
hance
in
the
western
jnierpro-
tne
scneauie
ana
ouimucis-
--
-
i
uiptmiii
f
,
.
.,iv
Victoria
'"U',.,V
,,,,..
the
six
Khiri
behind
Roughrid
Bmmhrid-i
afternoon,
trouncing
,h
the
players.
I
thj
thing
resembline
resembling
slavery
slavery
sinci
since
the
anti-trust
charges
are
witn-out
basis,
that
the
specific
questions
raised
in
the
actions
have
If
you
luii
to
vlnit
I
he
Cllrl
Country
or
Kuroe,
the
Iwnt
way
to
nave
times
anil
effort
i
to
It-t
the
C.N.K.
mule
all
rail
and
atramwhip
arrange-uit'iittt.
Your
C.N.K.
Agent
It
nt
all
the
facta
and
ngurra
on
furfft,
MH.Iiitu
latm,
coimf-rtlortt.
Be4MiiiuMlHtion.
aiHMirli.
elr.
xml
it'
hia
ilaiiiire
to
aiMtint
you.
are
points
vlnoial
Football
Union.
So
a
Qatie
Argument
on
three
appeals
the
the
players
are
tied
to
their
club
,
Cougars
7-3.
!
Stampeders
owners
under
the
controversial
nothing
to
do
,
with
interstate
"'"
.
hirrh
rnurt.
BprppH
fn
Vionr
;oc
ers
and
Bombers.
The
situation
isn't
as
simple
as
that
in
the
Bis
Four.
Montreal
Bombers
6-i
5unaay
mSn'
a'"
set
down
to
begin
late
today,
but
reserve
clause,
which
gives
the
commerce.
,
.
.u.
toiler
arawinK
i-i
wuu
new
nwi-
.,
..ii.i
.
-
-
ana
riailUlWJU
ttic
lieu
,
.
..,....
n-v....
ll
wa
i'iwh-
inn'
.--;ti
t-i
me
1
of
the
standing
with
10
points
.
minster
nojaia
flu'""'-'""
three-hour
argument
would
be
Tnmn
n
nnrt
'OIliy
luss
aa
m
.
v.
,
deferred
until
Wednesday.
each,
two
up
on
SLIPS
RADIO.
five
!
Monday
wnen
mey
Daiueu
wj
Ottawa.
Each
team
has
a
3-3
stalemate.
There
were
no
5
'ii'A-
'
splnT"
Eskimos,
a
powerhouse
all
year,
scrambled
Calgary
Stampeders
34-13
and
22-6
for
victories
Nos.
10
and
11
to
clinch
first
place
and
a
spot
In
the
western
final.
REFUSE
TO
WAIT
Montreal
Alouettes
of
the
Big
Four,
with
a
bunch
of
newcomers
to
the
Canadian
game,
whipped
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
24-6
and
26-18
and
now
share
the
lead
with
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats.
Hamilton
mauled
Toronto
Argonauts
26-0
at
Toronto
on
Sat
IN
COURT
BEFORE
The
question
whether
baseball
violates
U.S.
anti-trust
laws
has
Sund
and
Mon
In
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football!
Tonight
New
Westminster
'
been
before
the
Supreme
Court
Union,
Kitchener
-Waterloo
Dutchmen,
hold
only
a
a
two-point
o
Bo
sit
a.
lead
over
Sarnia
Imperials
and
!
'
mtt
Tiorti-AflanMc
tlanmtiiia
mnd
I
I
'"
1
air
Knat.
3
Bands
Incluilinx
Marine,
Short
Wave,
Broadcast.
3-Spred
Record
Changer
Twin
8H
Spoakers,
acoustically
matched
Available
In
Blonde,
Oak,
Walnut
or
Mahogany.
only
299
95
$29.95
down;
$15
month.
Toronto
Balmy
Beach.
luu"
The
Dutchmen
took
a
24-5
dc-;
cision
over
the
w.nless
Redskins;
MAIL
GOES
THROUGH
at
Brantford
Friday
night,
but
;
LONDON
(CP)
A
meeting
of
Tmnc
Mcronniol
fiRFiI
rham-
1
Tim
Flrlti-
Vi
rwistmen
decided
t?
urday
and
Argonaut
fans
just
about
cried
the
Double
Blues
out
.
1
to
cancel
Knocked
them
over
22-6
opoose
the
suggestion
I
J
i
nf
Grev
Cud
contention.
But
For
u.rorniatlon,
call
or
rUe:
K.
I..
Kl-rrlMin.
(1.
IM.,
Bj8
3rd
Ave,
W..
Priii.f
Huprrt,
II
C.
Paont!
M0.
Monday.
And
Beaches,
who
usu-
Saturday
anernoon
aeiivenes.
ally
have
a
tough
time
picking
Spokesmen
said
the
proposal,
up
points
against
Sarnia,
whip-
'.
intended
to
provide
more
leisure
ped
the
Imperials
14-10
at
Tor-
time,
actually
would
mean
work
Argonauts
tamed
the
Bengals
30-12
at
Hamilton
Thanksgiving
Day.
1.
i
11
T1TTT.
CnrlrntntlA.
ing
longer
nouis
on
wecn-uaja.
rkftAE
BROS.
LIMITED
,
oacs
vo
u.e
-v
i.-
w
.
-
onto
Sunday,
wan
Roughriders
whipped
the
'
ft
NATIONAL
fVtUVWrlfM
IN
CiNi;
CANADIAN
Ihis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ol
llriush
Columbia.
or
36
j
"The
"The
Store
Store
that
that
Service
Service
Built"
Built"
Phone
6
Blue
Bombers
18-13
at
Winnipeg
on
Saturday
and
made
it
a
double
with
a
14-13
decision
at
Regina
Too
Many
Olson
Punches
Predicted
For
Randy
Turpin
By
MURRAY
ROSE
second
and
losing
fight
to
Ray,
No
Contender
In
Ratings
For
Marciano
NEW
YORK
AF-'
t!bbo
will
KoDinson
iwo
years
ago
is
uie
throw
too
many
punches
for
fL?81'0"'
.
,,
I
'
That
will
be
answered
a
week
;
him,"
says
Sid
Flaherty,
manager
trom
Wednesday
night
at
Madi-
I
of
Carl
(Bobo)
Olson,
American
middleweight
champion.
:
8q,uarekaf,
2
IT?
!
"Bobo
throws
punches
all
the
"-"
weight
throne
vacated
by
Robin-
way,
three
minutes
every
round.
"
WASHINGTON
(AP)
The
tional
Boxing
Association!
says
Sid.
"Ten
rounds.
15
rounds
;-.on.
A.sked
whetner
ne
plans
t(.
:
de
it
official
Monday:
There
;he
wlI1
be
in
there
throwing
all
:
Vt
a
heavyweignt
ngnier
in
the
tinie
'
show
Olson
the
pictures,
Flaherty
shook
his
head.
,
ALWAYS
IS
SHAPE
I
.ocky
Marciano
s
class.
"Turpin
will
have
to
hustle
a
Tor
the
first
time
since
Joe
,
lot
more
than
he
did
with
Hu
ns
was
in
his
'heyday,
the
mez
if
he
expects
to
beat
Eobo.
"I
don't
believe
in
that,"
he
left
a
big
blank
in
tne,
Even
if
he
does
i
teei
uouo
win
sak,
Any
good
Ilghter
should
j
"ogical
contender"
slot
among
win."
'
be
ab!c
to
adjust
himself
to
style
'
f
heavyweights.
'
Flaherty
made
his
comments
0f
his
opponent
in
a
couple
of!
'
NBA's
fall
jahngs
gave
Monday
after
watching
a
movie
rounds.
And
Bobo
is
a
good!
the
same
vote
of
confidence
to
of
the
June
Randy
Turpin-
fighter.
He'll
know
what
to
do.!
Jimmy
Carter,
the
fsvorld
light-,
Charles
Humez
fight
shewn
for
to
me
-training
means
one
thing
;
weight
champion.
No
logical
the
benefit
of
American
and
eet
the
fighter
into
condition.
,
ntender
was
reported
in
sight
Bnusn
sporis
writers
ana
ins
p,0h0
is
always
in
condition
ano
,
.,.:iy.
hat
division,
"i
1
tignt
moo.
.he'll
stay
that
way-
'
'
A
arm.
I
1
-
v
7
"
F.aw
)
Poland
LaStarza,
,
who
was
1
DULL,
EASY
WIN
I
In
the
movie,
when
Turpin
let
ht
behind
Marciano
in
the!
As
was
reported
at
the
time
loorr-
wuh
an
occasional
good
-'immer
ratings
Slumped
to
from
London,
the
pictures
show-
rirjht
the
British
film
oemmen-;.
third
place
among
:,fce
heavy-
ed
Turpin
winning
easily
but
tajor
rrm-rkPd:
"My.
that
was
a
weight
division's
outstanding
without
brilliance
in
a
dull
con-
saucy
nht."
I
rrxers
as
a
result
of
his
tech-
test.
j
Said
Sid
with
a
chuckle
"Olson
r,i.i
irn.irm,r
in
tiy
fhf
Whether
Turpin
has
more
to
will
have
to
watch
out
for
that
'4
"
offer
or
has
slipped
since
his
'saucy'
right."
r
i:
-f
SATIN-GLO
LATEX
A
rubberized
wall
paint,
easy
to
apply
and
dries
in
minutes.
Champion
last
month.
Moving
ahead
of
f
LaStarza
were
Dan
Bucceroni.of
Philadelphia
and
former
champion
Ez-zard
Charles
of
Cincinnati.
EDINBURGH
(CP)
The
1st
Canadian
Highland
Battalion's
1
Dand
has
returned
to
the
""h
Canadian
Infantry
Brlg-i
ade
In
Germany
after
playing
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v..,:r
Don't
overlook
the
ROTARY
CLUB
TEA
Civic
Centre,
Oct.
15,
2:30
to
5:00
p.m.
Tickets
50c
1
.
iiiuy
at
tne
ixnnDurgn
taiioo.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
COMPANY
LIMITED
The
tattoo
performance
coincided
with
the
Edinburgh
Festival
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST'S?
READING
THE
SISN
OF
DEER
BEDS....
Wash
and
dry
your
clothes
anytime,
anywhere,
with
the
t
,
Automatic
Washer
Electric
Dryer
LEISUREtV
CIRCULAR
J
NIGHT
BEO
With
th
rVcaloln
Pair
you
get
Liv
-Water
Washing
that
geti
clothe!
really
cleani
Filtra
-
ma
tic
Electric
Drying
that
driei
clothet
tweet-smelling
and
fluffy-toft
.
.
.
without
extra
venti
or
plumbing.
y
;rTi
v
'
,
'"'t't
fvi-ijp
"
-ill-
Gordon
&
Anderson
Night
beds,
deserted
about
an
hour
before
sunrise,
mav
be
locateo
in
open
timber,
pay
beds,
used
between
mid
morning
and
mid-afternoon
ip
not
disturbed,
ar6
usually
in
denser,
green.
timber
or
he-ier
cover.
a
night's
frost
or
light
snow
will
not
show
in
beds
used
that
night.
in
heaw
snow,
a
fresh
bed
wont
be
glazed
hard
for
a
few
hours.
if
it's
dry,
a
fresh
bed's
leaves
do
not
curl
for
several
hours.
Alarmed
deer
leave)
ied
in
a
hurried,
direct
route.
otherwise,
it
meanders,
leisurely.
f
v
rjt
4
&
-'T
I
"TIi
research
w.lc
alwi
f.Miiul
t1itt
the
(
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.
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IV'
"
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n.
v-4
ore
cuiitained
olhcr
rare
mclal.
Step
hv
.t,
.
'
r
ft-Cr
rt
step
the
m-icnlists
wntkcJ
out
wayn
nf
'-'I,"
"
"'
tlicse
in'etalii
of
the
S
,
'
'
.
jJF
1
Col
RettiiiR
out
ie.
,
,f.
.
.
'
tV'Jk
to.h.y
Inco
r.coM-rs
.iile
a
lot
of
R'.l.l,
,
4
V
V,,
'
.
'
,
-ViTJfA
ei'lvcr,
plalinuin,
pallatliutii
afJ
olhr
.
-
v
-rJlfjr
metals
from
the
oie.
In
f.irt,
:,ni,nl.i
Imi
'
"
,
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOTICE
RE
VOTERS'
LIST
Registration
of
!lou:eholders
and
Li-.-ensel-olderg
for
the
Municipal
Voters'
List
closes
at
5
P.M.
OCTOBER
Slst,
1953.
Householders
arfe
entitled
to
be
registered
on
payment
ot
$2.00
on
or
before
October
Slst,
1953.
ssjw
r&tfzIl&Kr
.
become
the
wmhl'ii
lafRcot
pTmlm-er
if
tlie
y
.
t"
rfJ
platinum
ini
l
ils.
'I
"lie
palladium
olihiinid
,.',
"Ol,
yes,
the
Sudbury
nickel
ore
f.
--
C'.j
frm
tl,e
i,krl
o,e
is
today
xu
popular
.mlj
c.nlains
as
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Licenseholders
who
have
previously
registered
and
who
have
paid
a
trades
license
fee
for
the
current
year
do
not
need
to
re-register.
New
licenseholders
should
register
at
the
City
Hall
between
9
a.m.
and
5
p.m.
Mondays
through
Fridays.
All
registrants
must
be
British
Subjects
of
the
full
age
of
21
years,
and
in
the
case
of
householders
must
have
resided
in
Prince
Rupert
continuously
since
January
1st,
1953.
Property
owners
with
titles
registered
In
the
Land
Registry
Office
by
October
31st,
1353,
are
automatically
on
the
list.
-,,
Select
and
Mail
Your
Overseas
Christmas
Cards
EARLY!
For
the
added
convenience
of
new
Registrants,
the
office
of
the
City
Cleric
will
be
kept
open
all
day
Saturday,
October
Ay
25
KING
STREET
WEST,
TOWIT
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Printing
Co.
31st,
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
R.
W.
LONG,
City
Clerk.
CANADA,
LIMITED
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
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