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v
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Ryinq
Club
Ends
'Nationa?
3,o
DAILY
NEWS
THE
ROUND-UP
II
Week'
With
Bombing
Contest
I
i
1
National
National
Flvine
Flying
Club
Club
Week,
Week.
time
time
instructor
instructor
for
for
the
the
club
club
and
and
Hogart
Neared
Golfing
FdWcl
came
to
a
close
here
Saturday
Kelsey
is
chief
instructor
al
with
a
bombing
contest
by
six
though
he
spends
only
a
tew
SPOUTS
I
NEW
YORK
If
Ben
Hogan
,
had
won
his
tout-in
U.S.
Open
;
championship,
we
would
have
placed
him
without
hesitation
ine
nbers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
j
hours
weekly
with
students.
Ftitmet
foginans
Get
Around
Students
are
taken
over
the
'
lit
Aero
Club.
A
flight
engineer
with
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines,
Bert
Van-derhan,
was
the
winner.
He
kept
spectators
amused
for
several
"t
lit
LONDON
(CP)
Dr.
Jaihua
t&jn
I?.
deman,
formerly
ol
Ri;gina,
be-
Championship
Golf,"
and
the
Squire
has
swayed
us.
There
ts
a
sneaking
feeling
that
either
Bobby
or
Walter,
given
the
advantage
Hogan
held
at
the
halfway
point
at
Dallas,
would
never
have
let
it
get
away.
It
seems
doubtful
that
Hogan
will
have
another
chance
at
his
fourth
open
crown.
Bn,
like
his
chief
rivals
of
the
last
decade,
Is
crowding
40,
and
next
yi-ar
they
are
Inaugurating
a
38-ho''e
qualifying
test
on
the
two
d
tys
preceding
the
open
to
take
tne
starch
out
of
ageing
limbs,
in
all
likelikood,
the
32-year-old
Julius
Bqr'os
Is
Just
the
forerunner
.of
a
lieves
In
getting
to
a
convention
'
minutes
as
he
swooped
from
the
f
r
)
city
and
surrounding
country
tor
instructions
and
since
op-'
cration
began
the
club
has
never
had
an
accident.
'
"We
have
one
of
the
brM.
safety
records
in
the
country,"
a
club
official
said
this
morning
in
thanking
the
citizens
for
their
Interest
during
the
past
'
week.
upon
the
same
golfing
pedestal
with
Bobby
Jones
and
Walter
Hagen.
Our
feeling
Is
that
Ben
has
won
his
triumphs
over
more
good
golfers
than
his
tvo
great
predecessors
wert'
called
upon
to
overcome.
The
improvement
In
equipment
since
Bobby
and
Sir
Walter
hung
up
their
vivid
records
equals
out,
because
Hogan's
rivals
have
had
the
advantage
of
the
same
tools
ha
has
used.
Ve
have
been
reading
up
on
'
'
'
'-
-
4
f
V
-
j
thi)
hard
way.
.
;
skies
dropping
oags
of
lime
at
Dr.
Hancieman
and
his
wife
;
the
target
in
Seal
Cove.
iWinnifred,
once
one
of
the
hast
club
officials
reported
a
"ver
i
woman
shots
in
Western
CadaJii
j
successful"
week
with
five
new
i
left
their
new
home
in
Pretoria,
I
members
joining.
Free
trips
1
South
Africa
eany
in
May
en
were
given
anyone
over
the
ase
!
route
to
a
June
convention
ol0f
18
throughout
the
week
with
chiropractors
at
Oslo
I
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
topping
By
the
time
they
get
home
the
list
of
civic
dignitaries
who
Jones
and
Hagen
In
Gene
Sara-
whole
new
line
of
younger
open
zan's
book
"Thirty
Thirty
Years
Years
of
,
champions.
they
II
have
travelled
some
b,U
JU
,
took
advantage
of
the
oppor
air
miles,
all
in
their
own
privat-
j
tunity
to"
s
e
the
city
from
the-
COSTLY
CHAT
SUNDERLAND,
England
CP)-"
Two
men
were
taken
to
court
for
stopping
to
talk
for
three
minutes
at
a
busy
pedestrian
crossing.
After
explaining
they
had
to
talk
on
the
spot
became
they
were
in
a
hurry,
they
were
each
fined
12.
:
End
of
Era,
Begins
the
NeW
v
plane
"Winnie."
jair.
They
travelled
across
Alrica
in
j
Tne
tlubi
which
was
loimoc'
short
sleeping
at
night
in
I
hops,
ive
yoars
ago,
under
the
guid-
Gen
places
Jones
and
his
onetime
bitter
rival,
Hagen,
on
-an
If
it
is
the
end
of
some
sort
of
era
perhaps
It
will
be
remembered
as
the
period
In
whictt
or
under
the
plane,
crossing
some
.1T)rP
f
Bob
Kelsev.
a
pilot
itr
absolute
par.
They
were,
he
snyi
3,000
miles
ot
jungle
ana
l.wv
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
now
Texans
won
eight
out
of
11
open
the
greatest
Jones
with
his
four
titles
then
the
reader
may
be
U.8.
opens,
three
British
opens
nines
ol
aeseri
wiinoui
niLnap.
Their
only
excitement
occurred
at
Calibar
in
Nigeria,
when
a
group
of
L00
natives
got
a
litlie
out
of
hand
and
a
guard
tossed
n
is
a
government-recognized
flying
school.
Persons
now
receiving
their
pilots
licence
are
eligible
for
the
$100
giant
from
the
gov
HONOR
VIOLINIST
Thomas
Rolston,
20-year-old
Vancouver
violinist,
has
been
chosen
as
Canada's
representative
to
a
musical
competition
in
London
called
"The
Festival
of
Commonwealth
Youth."
Rolston
was
presented
with
the
Canada
Medal
by
Norman
Rob-eitson,
Canadian
High
Com-mi'siont'i
in
London,
o.i
behalf
of
the
Music
Circle,
sponsors
of
the
Festival.
The
Festival
reaches
its
climax
June
30
with
a
competition
among
all
the
Common
wealh
award
winners.
.
CP
FHOTOi
1
wooden
spear
which
struck
a
lntei
c-sied
In
Sarazen's
estimate
and
ranking
of
the
players
he
has
seen
in
his
long
and
brilliant
career.
Gene
won
the
first
of
his
two
opens
in
1922,
and
18
years
later
tied
for
what
would
have
been
a
third,
losing
to
Lawson
Little
In
a
play-off
at
Cleveland.
There
is
no
shrewder
Judge
of
golfing
talent.
five
U.S.
amateurs
and
one
British
amateur;
Hagen
with
his
four
British
opens,
two
U.S.
opens
and
five
P.G.A.
crowns
.
.
In
his
second
group
Sarazen
rates
equally
Ben
Hogan,
Sammy
Snead,
Byron
Nelson,
Tommy
Armour,
Francis
Ouimet,
Jim
Barnes
and
Henry
Cotton.
Gene
gives
himself
no
rating.
He
would
fit
snugly
into
the
second
group.
ernment.
Under
the
rules
governing
payment
of
the
grant,
a
pilot
must
have
a
minimum
-of
10
wing
of
the
plane
From
Africa,
the
Handemairs
went
to
Scotland
before
proceeding
to
Norway.
They
left
thsir
four
children
at
home
In
South
'
hours
ground
school
and
corn-
h-ric-
-
Africa.-
ultte
a
minimum
oi
.iu
nour.-s
flying
time,
at
least
12
of
whicn
Going
On
(
VacdtJdn?
BUY
A
USED
tAR
AT
LOW
COST
FISHERMEN
(Continued
from
page
1)
must
be
dual
instruction.
The
PHnee
Rupert
club
hi'S
two
Taylorcraft
seaplanes.
W.
E.
(Bill)
Harper
is
full-
Trie
craters
on
the
moon
may
have
been
made
by
volcar!c
explosions
or
blasted
out
by
higVi
meteorites.
Football
Fare
DOI
B1.KS
tl.AM
The
Winnipeg
(
am
of
Bobby
WiUlarris,
20,
left,
and
Derek
Riley,
21.
winners
of
the
doubles
event
In
the
Olympic
trial
at
Port
Dalhousie,
near
St.
Catharines,
Ont.,
will
carry
Canada's
color-;
In
next
rn-jiith's
Olympics
at
Helsinki.
Williams
won
the
Unltvd
States
national
singles
last
year
while
vlth
tin-
Hamilton
U-under
Boat
club.
He
moved
to
Winnipeg
,a-t
lall.
Hiley
ronies
fioni
a
family
piominent
In
rowing
for
is
var.-i.
(CP
PHOTO)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
23,
1952
;
!isl4,
Claxton
and
Humpback
Bay,
on
Porcher
Island.
!
In
camps
like'
Humpback
Bay,
'
there
are
places
for
repairing
'
gear
and
huge
floats
where
fish-ermen
can
tie
up
over
the
week-'ends.
Many
Fraser
River
fishermen
arrived
at
Porcher
Island
Baseball
Scores
BASEBALL
SCORES
Saturday
National
Pittsburgh
4,
Brooklyn
14
Sunday
Cincinnati
3-0,
Philadelphia
3-3
St.
Louis
7-7,
Boston
2-2.
Pacific
Coast
League
Saturday
Seattle
7,
Oakland
8
Hollywood
10,
San
IDego
5
Portland
7,
Los
Angeles
8
San
Francisco
4,
Sacramento
5.
By
J.
S.
WILSON
1
Heavy
rains
made
the
grounds,
late
Saturday
en
route
to
the
so
heavy
last
week
that
both
of
Naas.
the
regularly
scheduled
games
Sockcye
fishing
is
permitted
G&A
Hold
Lead,
Split
Two
Games
in
the
North
Star
football
com-
W
on
week
Uays.
t
isning
must
petitions
were
called
off.
teasR
on
Fridays
at
8
p.m.,
This
week's
schedule
calls
for'leaving
Saturdays
and
Sundays
v
i
J..
-He.
H
.
North.
Star
game
on
Wednes-
clear.
This
ruling
Is
made
by
the
day
between
CYO
and
the
federal
Department
of
Fisheries
Heavy
Battery.
The
last
game
as
a
conservation
measure.
In-between
these
two
teams
pro-
spectors
in
each
area
see
that
vided
one
of
the
best
games
of
rules
are
enforced,
the
year
and
a
renewal
of
the
GUinetters,
unlike
the
halibi't
test
between
them
should
he
fishermen,
are
away
from
home
outstanding.
in
some
cases
all
summer.
Fish-Fridav
evening
brings
thf
porkers
and
collectors
visit
the
21950
Austins
1
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
11946
Dodge
2-'
ton
truck
1
1948
Thames
Van
11949
Flying
Standcrd
1
1941
Interna-.
tiOJSo!
34-
ton
panel
11949
Austin
1
1949
Morris
11951
Austiri
5-ton
truck
1
1941
Chevrolet
Coupe
LeagTie-iPatlinfr.
(Jonlon
Si
Anderson
split
a
(iuiibli'liKuler
Sunday
with
two
different
teams
a.-
they
lo.'t
Hit;
first
one
against
Ahel
&
Odowes
6-4
and
won
the
nit'.lit
game
3-2
against
Commercials.
Western
International
Saturday,
Trl-City
4-0,
Vancouver
9-8
Salem
7-4,
Victoria
2-2
Spokane
1,
Wenatchep
6
LewLston
4,
Yakima
11.
PCL
SUNDAY
Hollywood
8-2,
San
Dicgd
3-1.
(i
At
A
pitcher.
JacK
Sliarpe
t
same
two
teams
into
competi-
lisiiernu-n
ctany
to
pick
up
men
tion
but
this
time
in
the
pre-
catch.
blew
the
first
inning
to
allow
five
runs
off
six
hits
to
give
the
Clothiers
their
big
lead.
Al
uminary
rouno
oi
uie
uomituoii
Companies
have
their
own
Day
(Sheardown)
Trophy.
The
collectors
and
packers
who
move
winner
or
tins
win
meet
uen-
from
bljat
t0
boat.
Each
fisher-
Seattle
2-5,
Oakland
7-1.
Portland
3-3,
Los
Angeles
2-2.
San
Francisco
6-0,
Sacramento
4-4.
WIL
SUNDAY
Lewiston
3-7,
Yakima
0-2.
Salem
7-4,
Tri-City
8-0.
-Spokane
6-0,
Wenatrhee
2-9..
erai
Motors
in
tne
final
on
no-
it
I
1
1
-
-as-,
I
man
ulies
a
flair
to
Identify
his
minion
Day.
boat.
The
sockeye
are
counted!
though
he
gave
up
only
one
more
run,
the
winners
collected
seven
more
hits
In
the
balance
of
the
game.
For
The
Clothiers,
Jack
Lindsay
gave
up
nine
hits
which
laid
off
with
four
runs.
The
second
game,
a
txistpohl
d
Chisox
Take
Over
Second
league
Place
SEW
YORK
(CP)Chicagd's
slz-ag
White
SuS
took
over
second
p:ai
in
tlw
pressure-packed
HLJ.
"I
1
!-
Dick
Cameron
has
returned
to
the
city
and
is
full
of
the
display
of
football
put
on
by
the
visiting
English
league,
first
division
Tottenham
Hotspurs
and
the
representative
B.C.
Mainland
team.
and
weighed
aboard
the
packers
and
fishermen
are
given
a
slip
signed
by
the
skipper
stating
the
amount
taken.
The
fishermen
receive
their
money
when
they
return
to
port.
Initial
layout
by
each
fisherman
runs
lti:o
hundreds
of
dollars.
The
net
alone
for
each
man
costs
at
least
$500.
feature
between
O
&
A
and
the
I
Sneacf
Sews
Out
In
Opener
hatelmcn,
was
scheduled
for
seven
Innings
but
went
the
full
uimrun
I,eas?ue
penii.-uit
race
The
visitors
won
eight
goals
nine
in
extra
inning
play,
as
the
teams
fought
out
a
2-2
tie.
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
West
Fhone
Green
217
to
two.
The
superlative
combination
and
short
passing
tactics
of
the"
Hotspurs
was
so
per
ON
PARLIAMENT
HILL
Two
delegates
to
the
ninth
an
uial
convention
of
thi
North
American
Indian
Brotherhood
stage
a
war
dance
on
the
steps
of
the
Parliament
Buildings
i
i
Ottawa.
They
had
presented
resolutions
on
national
questions
affecting
the
Indian
populatioi.
Delegates,
left
to
right,
are:
Chief
Running
JHorse
and
Chief
White
Eagle
of
the
Caughnawaga
Indian
Reserve
near
Montreal
with
Andy
Paull
of
Viww,
preside.it
of
tha
Brotherhood.
'
(CP
PHOTO)
LOUISVILLE,
Ity.
(CP)
Defend-in
champion
Sam
Shead
and
Medalist
E.
J.
(Dutch
I
Harrison
have
been
eliminated
in
a
cyclone
of
upsets
that
swept
the
opening
rounds
in
the
United
States
Professional
OoUers'
Association
championship.
It
v.
as
the
worst
first-day
car-nuge
for
tee
titans
since
Detroit's
Aned
Documents
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Tha
discoverv
of
aee-ycllowed
docu-
fect
as
to
-be
almost
unbelievable,
he
said.
They
made
the
ball
do
all
the
work.
Players
Firefighters
Down
Hawks
in
Hitting
Spree
changed
position
irequentiy
Dutments
signed
by
George
Wash
there
never
was
a
position
left
..."
'
:,
i
I
unfilled.
It
was
the
perfection
Sii.dav
by
.splitting
a
duuble-htjiJcr
with
frorit-runn'pg
New
V.;:i(
yuiikecs.
T:i'
Yanks,
behind
two-iiit
P-"i'M'g
of
Bob
Ku.ava,
won
opfiicr
3-0
but
.
the
Sox
txwiH-Hj
back
to
take
the
nighi-f'P
2-1
to
the
delight
or
49.970
Ijiu,
ttie
largest
crowd
of
the
'
iii
in
Chicaso.
&tnn
Red
Sox
tumbled
inU
M
p:;ice
by
dropping
a
twin-l
Cleveland
Indians
7-0
m
5-4
White
Sox
now
trail
tii
jnk
by
two
games,
Washington's
fifth-place
Scn-at,'.s
remained
five
game.s
ofT
tiie
puce
as
they
halved
a
bar-
With
ohe-hit
pitching
by
Arti
niurri
hollow'
in
194T
When
Ben
of
team
play
and
Intelligent
co
operation
and
combination.
ington,
Thomas
Jefferson
and
other
great
names
in
early
American
history
was
reported
to
President
Truman
yesterday.
Leslie
Biffle,
Senate
secretary,
told
Truman
he
found
about
100
papers
last
week
in
an
old
bookcase
in
the
Senate
library.
Watch
Battery
for
'some
sucn
moves
in
the
future!
.
Olson
last
night
and
an
eighth-1
Hogan,
Snead,
Jimmy
Demaret
inning
route
in
which
17
runs;
and
Bobby
Locke
fell
lh
one
were
scored,
Firemen
pasted
thunderous
lump.
Hawks
22-3
in
Prince
Rupei
Three;
former
P.O.A.
chatjip-t,,m,;,n
league
I
ions
Chandler
Harper,
Jlrri
Fer-
Snioke
Eaters
turned
on
the
rier
and
Denny
Shute
were
cut
".
Works
In
Iron
Lung
Oakland,
calif.
api
Dr.
Ralph
Kenneth
Winkler,
30,
re-
heat
In
the
eighth
as
they
sent;
down
during
the
long
day
oi
)i
men
n
the
nlate.
collectlntt
double
eliminations,
along
with
Preserved
Dignity
"
.
.
.
,
...
-
t
.A
ft
1
TO
r.rat
W-r,
bill
with
St
Colli'!
Browns
17
rum
nil
12
hits
ana
louriuova
iwangiur.i,
i
vi"
iitrned
ttj
work
yesterday
it
I.CNDON
(h
F
or
years
Quen-
savec
train
tare
'I
'
the
Sl'
8"e
-5
"u-lwalk5
ofr.U'EdtKPhe
ktoajJ4
.
th
-iron
.
I
tin
Douglas.
CO,
fciiiR,
he
second
3-2.
Phlladei-
Ke(,,wi(.k
brothers.
i
Burke,
jr.,
season
sheading
moneJT
lung
which
has
kept
him
Wm
alive-by
alive;
by
riding
rWing
to
w
work
on
a
smtut
riitinvMO
win
ii
.
.
Out
of
the
debris
emergeu
ur.
w
divided
a
dt.une
header
with
Klivt,
up
on
hit,
walked
six
and
'
taking
a
12-lnnlii!
first
struck
out
fuur.
Cary
Middlecoff
as
No.
1
remain
lng
favorite.
since
he
contracted
polio
in
the
motorcycle.
Now
he's
beea
decline
of
duty.
Winkler,
who
as
u1
ted
mayor
of
the
Kensington
chest
surgeon
often
worked
with
district
and
thinks
it
is
beneath
polld
cdses,
was
himself
strickm
his
dignity
to
enter
the
town
last1
fall.
His
duties
at
first
will
hall
on
a
motorbike.
So
from
be
limited
to
reading
X-rays.
Inow
on
he'll
walk.
QUEER
TREES
RIRMINOHAM.
England
(CP)
4
nalntlnir
called
"Trees"
drew
i
J
and
me
As
the
second,
Danny
Hill
for
the
winners
'collected
two
singles
and
a
dou-
c
Rain
curtailed
action
in
t!u
blc
and
knocked
in
four
runs.
National
League.
A
single
games
other
"big
guns"
for
the
Smok-W-ecn
league-leading
Brook-1
ies
were
Lnridge.
Lewellyn,
each
n
h(
idlers
and
Pittsburgh
Pir-With
three
hits.
al
and
a
double-header
be-
Hawks
scored
two
in
the
first
wn
runner-up
New
YorK
1
inning
off
their
only
hit
by
U;aii!s
and
Chicago
Cubs
wa-
!
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Vei'er
and
another
In
Esso
and
Esso
Extra
are
continually
'
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
combination
of
instant
starting,
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping.
Switch
to
Esso
gasolines
and
you're
always
tLsa&2
I
favorable
comment
at
an
exhi
for
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
bition
here
by
yourig
Parisian
painters.
Then
it
was
discovered
the
picture
had
been
hung
up
side-down.
'WlHl
OUt.
'
the
sixth
on
un
error.
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BEST
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