I'm
ice
.
Kupuil
Luuy
nci.
Tuesday
June
24.
l-);
Council
Excludes
Press
From
DAILY
NEWS
1
Nameless
Sofiballers
Win
Fourth
Game,
Down
Hawks
The
"Nameless
Wonders"
of
softball
won
the
.
,
r
An
m
J
STKlTLER,
Alta.
Offw-I"!
of
iht
Foothills
Flying
Company
i
"v.inouncet
the
firm
would
in-
'
augurate
In
July
a
passenger
and
express
service
between
Calgary,
EdmontMi
and
Saskatoon,
with
;
stops
at
Stettler,
Camrose
and
HALIFAX
(CP)
salmon
estirr.
;
Dartmouth.
It
wn
weisti-d
ated
to
weight
,'J5
pounds
alive
some
tln-
a,ter
at
30ipjunds,
orie,
was
hooked
in
the
Musquodoboit
of
the
bluest
ever
caughe
tit
River
by
Charles
Kimball
o'
that
stream.
Secret
Meeting
SPORTS
1
Uoydmt;ister.
"
1
fourtii
straight
game
last
night;
downing
Hawks
1?
as
No.
1
team
hammered'
out
18
hite
off
pitchers
Matty
Sf
lewick
arvl
Chris'
Enckson.
Prinee
Rupert
city
council
lasti
night
met
for
more
than
s.w
hourj
VALUABLE
BUSINESS
behind
closed
door
to
discuss
"a
Nearly-
$10,000,000
worth
of
matter
of
grave
importance
to
j
leather-
gloves
and
mittens
are
the
eitteer-s,"
'
'made
in
Canada
each
year.
Shortly
after
10
p.m.,
Alderman
1
Don
S;.herk
held
the
Hawks
r
"
down
to
six
hits,
oni
ol
them,
u
i,v,
sriKR
"
iniii"""
.
i,.iiW"
IK
nun
n,
mm,,,
home
run
by
Norman
8ather,
I
H.k
AB
HHan?
M.
Daggett
moved
that!jic
were
barred
0
j
council
hold
a
.secret
session
of
;
.
e
WM
,n
hls
offlce
when
city
Watt
3
first
of
tli
seoson.
Losers
scored
twice
In
Clerk
William
Long
was
asked
to
n
me
coniiiniu;e
01
lue
wiioio,
1
L
Without
a
dissenting
vote,
al-
.
..
I
.
J
...V.('n
1
bring
him
Into
the
meeting.
first
inning;
No.
1
tallied
four
in
the
same
inning,
four
move
B.
Martin
4
!M
Sedgwick
4
i
ucimeu
agieeu
iiiu
ws.ra
Earlier,
at
the
onen
meetin.f.
in
iiil
second
ana
seven
m
ira
3atrlt.-
,
4
nson
and
Scherk
,
jt
S(rtf?wick
4
2
1
the
public
and
PMs
departed
3
.
Mme
aidermen
criticized
work
0
There
was
no
indication
of
the
,,beir
d
on
roads
and
sid3.
0
1
nature
uf
business
to
be
dis-!
waljtg
0!
cussed.
j
Mayor
Whalen
said:
"the
mat-
.But',',L
tleJ?honev,!5?
k!
!ter
wu
of
grave
Importance
to
!
Mayor
Whalen
s
home
1
shorty
be-
.
t
wfc
d
ln,,e
tnfi
aWe.
,fore
midnight,
the
chief
.mab-
t
considered
lt
important
fi
trate
said
he
was
extremely
:-,,.,,
t
nt
.,.,
..
;
itoumcinsoiv
three
lilt?
l
ehrK'ctivelyj
n.nf.rKX
.
md
MOTOR
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Phone
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.
It
Isn't
The
Amount
You
Spend.
By
spending
too
much
money
vou
merely
lose
nwmey.
By
spendiiiK
too
little
yu
stand
to
lose
your
ctmilftt-
investment
if
the
article
purchased
fails
in
its
perfftrmawee.
F01
this
reason
it
pays
yw
to
purchase
a
ear
or
truck
that's
priced
at
what
it's
worth.
WE
SEI.I,THAT
KIND
OF
VEHICLE
USED
CARS'
pi47
Foitn
coiTE
-I'AAP
heater,
new
paint
lUtl
while
Sather
gatheird
three
out'
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1
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0
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2
4
3
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1
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0
0
of
fo-ir
for
the
Hawk.
Next
Kame
between
tlie
Hawrn
;nd
COO
300
Ls
scheduled
foe
31
Total
'
V
1
'
-V
V
'1
AB
perturbed"
over
the
exclusion
.ol
;j
lng'
jtne
presS
should
have
the
press.
W
"
'
b,,,
tn
there
tnere-
Although
he
refused
to
dU-
I
,
Wednesday,
p.m.,
at
Oyri:Nicke.MOT
5
11
1
4
If'afk,
Sixtlr
and
MoBrlde-.
j
;
Christ
enson
4
!print
3
Schet
k
4
J
R.
Fcrd
4
Cameron-
5
3
o
t
ir
i'-r.V;
w
close
what
happened
during
the
.ession,
the
Mayor
said
"the
business
was
certainly
of
public
Interest
and
the
press
most
definitely
should
not
have
been
tarred."
WasJ
a
WATCH,
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heater,
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paint
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4
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Hill
4
Hill
.
4
a
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(or
a
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In
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825
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"As
representatives
of
the
people
of
Pi
h.ce
Rupert
any
discuss,
ion
or
criticism
by
council
of
city
affairs
is
of
interest
to
the
citizens
and
should
be
reported
in
the
press.
"I
have
complained
before
and
I
complained
even
louder
this
time."
Superintendent
of
Works
D.
C.
Stewart
did
not
attend
the
regular
council
meeting
but
was
called
into
the
secret
hearing
20
minutes
after
the
press
and
pu'o-
rtixlenck
Haig-Brown
has-
re-i
cently
returned
from
South
America
and
tonight
begins
a
rerie.;
of
raUo
talks
on
his
experiences.
.
.
.
Mr
Haig-Brown
was
invited
by
an
airline
to
u
to
China
and
Argrntlne'
just
to
fish
-and
lie
Total
37
16
18
r
Fund
Sells
U.S;
Dollars
WASHINGTON
The
Government
of
the
South
America.
Republic
of
Paraguay
has
purchased
U.S.
$875,000
from
the
International
Monetary
Fund
with
its
own
curre
icy,
Paraguay-i
guaranties,
it
wa.s
announced
here
at
Fund's
headquai
;ers.
1575
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TRUCKS
194S
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with
special
-Home
'
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body.
This
car
is
exceptionally
clean
got
ps.id
for
it.
ToniKht
over
CBC,
he
will
share
some
of
his
observations
'if
Bidth
American
trout
streams
with
iai!io
listeners.
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1285
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1
AHi-7-There
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1
It
was
discovered
within
a
niat-,f"
not
thai
th'
ayerane
Koltlttr
oi
minutes
that
Julius
had
11
will
ever
understand
thelocen
a
pro
for
only
a
couple
of
if-yar
apprenticeship
ruielvt-ars
and
would
not,
tlreforc,
ti
which
Julius
Boron,
the
j
t
eiiv.ible
to
compi'te
in
the
and
SAVE
13
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can
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with
perfect
confidence
from
our
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retail
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prices.
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1947
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193S
CHEVROLET
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'
Phone
81
C.
GREGORY
LEELANC,
D.S.C.
(Doctor
of
Surgical
Chiropody
1
FOOT
SPECIALIST
3
MeriicaMental
Bid.,
West
Vancouver
B.C.
475
US
om-n
cnwnpaon,
coi-
u-uas
pnvaw
oiroie
nuni,
Sugar
Ray
Favorite
Wednesday
NEW
YORK
Sugar
Ray
This
appeared
to
embarrass
the
POA,
und
it
quickly
took
a
wire
vote
of
it
officer
to
see
if
they
were
willing
to
make
an
exception
In
Julius's
case.
They
Mr
were,
and
the
new
open
king
d,
und
which
eventually
iswl
tlie
Connecticut
star
to
.Mmw
from
the
iMesent
TO
A
event
at
Louisville,
Ky.
;n
recent
days
we
have
been
nsed
Uiat
the
statute
so
zeal-4y
(leffrided
by
the
profes-
.nais
is
silly
and
outmoded,
A
have
been
uked
why
we
in't
lake
the
hide
off
the
TO
A
,-
ptrmitting
lt
to
remain
on
w
omiks.
was
invited
to
have
a
go
at
Robinson
took
over
the
favorite's
role
Monday
as
a
light
rain
forc
FANCY
DISHES
Louisville.
The
happy
appren
Waterproof
tice
whipped
over
to
Louisville
Wishes
to
announce
that
he
will
be
practicing
Chiropody
at
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
June
23rd
-
24th
-
25th
-
26th
Advance
appointments
will
be
acknowledged
bhincs
1
o
and
shined
up
his
clubs.
But
then
he
began
hearing
things
over
the
tops
of
the
lockers.
J'Ss
fellow
professionals,
it
ieems,
were
violently
unhappy
ed
a
two-day
postponement
of
his
light
heavyweight
title
light
with
champion
Joey
Maxim
until
Wednesday
at
Yankee
St
odium.
Strong
support
for
th,1
middleweight
king
developed
after
the
weigh-in
and
there
were
indications
the
washout
would
drive
the
price
higher,
past
13
to
10.
with
Cups
and
Saucers
D:nner
Plates
Teapots
Peach
Lustre
Dishes
Perch
Row1
Ses
In
i:ase
you
didn't
follow
the
DuiitMiis
of
Boros,
the
facts,
at
the
thought
of
playing
,ff!y.
are
theRe.
A
comparative
aeainst
an
upstart
who
didn't
Jmuwn,
the
big
fellow
slipped
belong
to
the
lodge.
He
even
to
win
the
open
at
Dallas
h
e
a
1
d
profanity.
So
Juliuri
:r
Bin
Hogan,
the
favorite,
craw!d
into
his
car
again
and
sv'j'
ru"1!
&
v
L!.Va
Jft
MimilMMM
Jf.'.-d
in
the
closing
rounds.
;
tit
out
for
home.
j
33
U
MiW
SrtMS
Know
How
to
Teocn
before
Entering
'Circle'
or
wsilier
:
Phone
U
Refrigrrstion
repair
service.
slLNO
MACKtM
AND
VACUUM
CU.ANKS
RZPAIB
soicni
srwrsc
curroi
1
'
i'
'
.
It
isn't
a
pretty
story,
but
blocks
long.
The
modem
star
of
j
lure
the
pros
are
condemned
;
the
money
circuit
is
expected
sol
hand
it
might
be
fair
to
i
only
to
sign
testimonials
as
to
at
ihrir
side
of
the
picture,
i
their
effectiveness,
explain
why
they
still
want
still,
the
pros
contend,
there
,
piaytr
to
serve
five
years
In
i
js
a
dt
finite
need
for
the
period
,
wendarjr
capacity
before
he
0f
transition
from
amateur
to
;
'ti-s
la
curd
us
a
praetiring!
teaching
pro.
The
great
major-!
'jfi-?Munal.
I
ity
of
PGA
members
.seldom
;
They
concede
freely
that,
injury
,n
any
but
their
local:
a-ne,
the
ruto-
is
outdated,
j
'
rumtments.
They
are
respect
ipiniiliy,
tlxr
apprentice
pro
(.d
feiluws
who
devote
their
lives;
v'j'fj
tlx-
five
years
to
sweep-
j
l0
running
their
shops
effici-i
turt
the
slv)'
und'
lenrnina;!
ntly
and
to
teaehtng-
clieir
rn'Af
r;olf
cluiM.
Nnwudavs
j
mmnbers
Iww
t
i
break
101K
''"
tafned
mi'
on
Mwm-
rwy
iae
nlgli
prltle
,n
their
yiii".
in
snotless
ulant."
two!
,
,,.
m.nv
.f
them
have'
MAK1JTTA
hj
JO
CO
-Uf
i-jMI
dset"
Uemolet
servtev
UMfTai
SMtos.
Pleki
M
W
T"f
7-
'
ou-
SF
M
I
hew
ai-urf-i
f
i
es4
Moeels
Ai
'
Rtlnoerotion
f-&f
rut
An.
A
soTI
w
W
r
J
Li..'
SfAWNMOWER
CBsbH
BAW
SERVICE
DO
YOU
READ
THE
CLASSIFIEDS?
Most
people
do,
and
as
a
matter
of
fact
the
classified
paqe
is
the
most
widely
read
in
the
paper.
People
who
really
waht
to
buy
things
read
the
classified
page
carefully.
DO
YOU
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
CLASSIFIEDS?
If
you
want
to
sell
ANYTHING
fast,
phone
748
and
place
a
classified
ad.
People
who
really
want
to
sell
things
use
the
classified
ads.
Classified
ads
always
bring
quick
results.
Take
advantage
of
the
DAILY
NEWS
-i-Tiui..
-
-
:
fiiuii
little
use
for'
trie
gl;unor
ooy.s
1
C
BALDWIN
9
,
uihi
(
imthinw
but
exhibit
1
ti-.-m
Av
JO
Ull
k
mo
All
Kinds
Hauak
BA
STSf
Yanks
Wallop
in
Mai
Page
41
Hi
rA.
iiim
taeir
skill
for
money,
and
a
silent'
battle
has
been
going
on
ior
some
time
between
the
two
fcroupo.
Eventually,
if
nrt
sooner,
there
might
be
mi
open
break
In
the
meantime,
the
stay-at-
With
iv
owns
phone
scrvtcc
for
classified
ads.
i
s.-,
.
r
-
,,'
,
M','n4iJ
Hit
Slam
.
0
HONE
748
TOD
A
home.-,
an;
determined
to
police
their
aieiiilH-rsritpr'lo-
assess
the
character
of
applicants
for
a
suitab'e
period
and
to
see
to
it
that
they
actually
know
how
to
teach
golf
belore
they
are
admitted
to
the
sacred
circle.
1
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r
'
X.
,Hvt.-
'
r
t
--
v
'
1
r
j.
NEW
YORK
W
New
York
-'e',
unloosed
a
17-hit
bar-
to
wallop
St.
Louis
Browns
HO
Monday
night
and
retain
2'a-game
lead
i.i
the
Am
i'an
League
pennant
race.
Boston
Red
Sox
cru-hed
the
"tioit
Tigers
12-0
while
Chi
White
Sox
were
tripped
6-4
than
your
atter-ciinner
smoke
Cheaper
1
Washington
Stviutors
In
the
For
less
t)an
2i
a
day
just
about
the
price
of
the
cigarette
you
smoke
3vitri
viuir
rnff'ee
vou
can
;r
games.
White
Sox
droxd
''-
third
place
tie
with
Id
In
lait
v.::J
Boston
moved
l
ti
sero'Ht
plaee.
Yankee
blows
Included
two
mspciitlve'
homers
by-Joe
Col-:IS
Collins
and
Phil'
lttwuto
Jh
liaitcd
in
four
runs.
Score;,
:
National:
Pittsburgh
3,
Boston
American:
Washington
6,
Chi-4;
Boston
12,
Detroit
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.
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ftre
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first
opportunity
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