SAN
DIEGO
BALL
PLAYEH
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
8,
DIES
DURING
SUNDAY
Red
Wings
Bounced
From
Cup
Playoffs
'
Canadiens
Tie
Other
Series
8
AN
DlfctlO,
California
ih
Magnuson
Offers
Aid
To
Coastal
Fishermen
By
The
Canadian
Press
,
SEATTLE.
Senator
Warren
G.
Magnuson
(I)
Wash.)
has
promised
to
help
Pacific
Northwest
Death
summoned
Herbert
Allen
i
Herb)
Oorman
from
his
left
field
position
In
a
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
game
here
The
21-ytilr.oid
Player
audom,
L,
"
h
lnn
game
of
doublthL
UWMle-
Hollywood.
He
was
dead
rrnm
.
.
thir,:
and
Alaska
fishermen
in
their
efforts
to
halt
falling
By
Blanking
Black
Hawks
By
The
Canadian
Vmtt
BOSTON.
Eddie
Sanford
sparked
the
jrraml
old
men
of
Boston
Sunday
nitfht
with
a
goal
and
two
.
iL.
r
!
l
1..1
U,-
t--iiirhtf
T"t
fiilt'
price:
Old
Country
Footbal
i
assists
as
ine
mums
miucm-u
v.
...
IUhI
Winjrs
out
of
Stanley
Cup
competition
with
a
City
1
Birai
4-2
semi-final
series
by
the
same
margin
Llncnln
Cltt
BJ2
J
In
a
meeting
with
the
senator
here,
Xi-sliermen
complained
that
imports
from
other
countries
are
lowering
the
price
of
fish
while
most
other
prices
have
been
rising.
'
One
Puget
Sound
tisnerman,
Carl
Serwold.
expressed
the
belief
that
fish
imports
by
the
United
States
are
no
longer
needed
to
help
some
other
countries
build
up
their
industry.
LONDON
Saturday
soccer
results:
t.M.I
IMI
ll.tl.ll
Uliljilua
I
Amrnut
t.
Llverpuol
9.
Am
tun
Villa
J,
Burnlrv
0
.
Black
Pool
t.
Wrat
Broniwltd
0
Bullun
W
1.
Tutteuliau
H.
1
-
Sanford
got
the
first
goal
and
"On
fillets."
Serwold
said,
"we
import
51
per
cent
from
Canada.
We
don't
think
Canada
needs
our
dollars.
They're
not
as
much
in
debt
as
e
are,
and
their
dollar
is
worth
more
than
ours."
George
Johansen.
secretary
of
the
Alaska
Fishermen's
Union
said:
"We
should
not
have
to
cut
our
own
throats
to
help
other
nations.
We
have
to
live,
also."
One
of
the
fishing
industry's
problem.
Magnuson
said
he
believed,
is
that
ihe
state
deport
-
act
up
Bruins'
next
two
tallies
riottlntrham
forr,,
,
.
Hi.ntifia
Una
i
UlUUw,
4
Uiitidtw
4,
Crttu
a
r..t
Hf,
l
Hi
u
J-alklr
J.
IMIwrw.,,
Hinrrnun
I.
p.r,,r
as
the
under-rated
Boston
crew
jot
their
fourth
triumph
In
six
playolf
starts
against
the
National
Hockey
league
cham
Charlton
A
I.
ataiKwater
City
i
ON
THE
ALLEYS
JeannieWarren
Rolls
Top
Game
pions
and
Stanley
Cup
K
It
.
-'JO.
-J-'
ft.
Tud
Wings,
who
had
won
five
Clwlni-a
I
Nrwcaalle
LuIlM
3.
Drrtiy
C
MiddlrabrouKti
S
Manclimtrr
I'ulHil
I.
Cardill
C
4
Pmumoutn
t.
Mhrtllrld
W
1
Sunderland
3.
Prealou
H
E
1
Wulvernaniptun
w
a,
buk
c.
V
llllKInn
lWrntlr;
0.
Souihauiuton
1
Hlacktaurn
Kovvr
1,
Luton
Town
I
Brentford
I.
ftotuornam
UuurU
I
fill
1
J
;
onsecutlvc
league
titles,
were
Anti-ma!anal
activi
cover
7.81H)
mime,
ln
T
part
of
expanded
bti
grams.
In
Ladies'
Loop
blanked
bv
goalie
Sugar
Jim
Henry
until
18
05
of
the
second
session,
when
John
Wilson
pol
ment
never
sends
top-flight
'fisheries
experts
Into
interna-,
Jltional
negotiations
on
trade'
problems.
Instead,
he
said,
the
department
treats
the
industry
"as
a
stepchild."
!
No
decision
was
reached
on
j
Spring
Coats
For
Girls
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
I'Nl
km,,
vp-C
-.
I
Jeannle
!lu(.ky
8
ished
off
a
five-man
drive
by
Warren
of
A
Division
setting
up
Reg
Sinclair
In
front
;
Strikes
rolled
a
sinnle
of
the
net.
name
of
310
to
head
all
Indi
JT
.
N
k
.
Tllr.
llfc.VI
S
O.N
.
.
.
IN
HAIlKAM
.
TIIK
MOST
lN(.UtOrS
KWrT
IN
Till;
IIATTlin
IIRIOI'SLV
vidual
counts
In
last
week's
Indies'
five-pin
bowling
Bertha
Tralltna
by
a
3-1
margin
iw
Dunbar
counted
704
for
three
what
tvpe
of
rcliel
snouia
oe
sought."
That
will
come
after
further
study
and
consultation
with
fishermen
elsewhere,
nuson
explained.
in
the
final
period.
Red
Wlng.4
;
--
...
-
b
-
-
-
"
"Um-f.-s.
names
to
top
the
division's
"TROPIC
Z0NI
game
totals.
Lucky
Strikes
with
1073
and
Color
by
Tccluiltoiiir
Slurring
.
.
.
Anne
t
Irs
with
2785
captured
the
team
high
single
and
high
THIS
GRAPHIC
PHOTOGRAPH
was
taken
by
Sgt.
Paul
J.
Tomelin
of
Calgary
and
Edmonton,
who
has
been
awarded
the
British
Empire
medal
for
distinguished
service
In
Korea.
Depicted
Is
an
infantryman
Pte.
Heath
Matthews.
19.
of
Montreal)
in
a
state
of
shock
following
a
night-long
fighting
action.
HONU
l
UKAfiAN,
RHONDA
FUMING,
iSTim
three,
respectively.
In
B
Division,
Ivy
Stewart
of
TODAY
to
WEDNESD
Kamloops
Enters
Senior
Cage
Final
75
Taxi
captured
the
hiKh
sin
I'lu
Cartoon
-
News
"Pardon
l'
Penguins"
Evenings
7
-
9:03
buttled
furiously
and
their
hopes
soared
when
captain
Ted
Lindsay
slapped
In
a
six-footer
with
Gordie
Howe
and
rted
Kelly
assisting
While
the
Red
Wilms
wen
Blithering
themselves
for
their
claslng
drive,
rookie
Ijco
ljjbtne
stole
the
puck
out
of
a
scrimmage
and
doomed
the
Wings
by
blasting
Sawchuk
for
an
unassisted
coal
from
10
feet
out.
I
MtNH
KHl'TOl'T
On
Saturday,
rookie
Jacques
Plnnte.
who
took
over
netmlnd-ing
duties
after
veteran
Oerry
McNeil
asked
to
be
relieved,
-arned
a
shutout
with
a
steady
CAPIT0
A
tAMOI'K
ri.4UKSTHl
gle
count
with
271
while
Pat
Anderson
of
Bulgers
rolled
top
three-game
total
of
the
evenlnn
732.
with
Rames
of
227.
21)6
and
249.
Bulgers
also
captured
both
team
high
scores
with
987
Marciano-Walcott
Match
Postponed
Until
May
15
KAMLOOPS
'
Katnloops
MonrJoy
Matinee
2:00
Merchants
advanced
into
the
B.C.
Senior
B'
men's
basketball
finals
Saturday
by
edging
Clov-erriale
52-51
to
win
the
two-
and
2769.
Results
A
Division:
Clomon
At
Andcr
CHICAGO
iAP'
The
world's
sion
set-up
all
remain
u
whang
.
.
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l,vin,i
tittn
moli'll
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,
.
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"
3
"
,.;
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"
M.insoiis.
1.
Lucky
Strikes
'HTformance
as
Montreal
Canadians
defeated
Chicago
Black
Doms
I;
New
Merchants
now
rice
nuin"
...
--
,
--
Runert
in
Prince
Rupert
begin-j
has
been
postponed
to
May
15
,
ment
at
an
emergency
session
Stars
I;
Lyons
3
Laurel
3.
Dlubs
2.
1
Hawks
3-0
to
avert
elimination
1;
Savoys
because
Rocky
had
a
bleeding
over
the
Easter
weekend.
ning
this
Friday
night.
nose.
;
The
surprise
move
ranic
alter
.
Tne
tille
UkM
liacl
heen
:
a
commission
doctor
and
an
eye,
HOCKC
.lxr
Y
5CUK
crnDCCI
tj
I
scheduled
for
April
10
at
Chicago
rose
and
throat
specialist
treat-
.Sunrise
2.
B
Division:
CoinuirrcUls
4.
p
R
PlumbiiiK
0;
75
Taxi
4.
R.
Radio
0:
Bulaers
3.
Toilers
1:
Cooks
3.
McKays
1;
Co-op
2,
Big
Sisters
2,
Skccna
2.
Seventh
Ave.
Mkt.
2.
a
.
-,
TOTE
mi
from
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
A
crowd
of
15.804
saw
Canadiens
bottle
up
the
Chicago
attack
while
scoring
a
goal
In
the
first
period
and
two
In
the
second
The
win
tied
the
best-of-seven
semi-final
at
J-3
and
sent
the
teams
back
to
Montreal
for
the
seventh
and
deciding
game
tomorrow
night.
Stadium.
The
site,
ticket
ar-:
ea
a
oieeaing
area
in
Marciano
s
rangenients
and
national
tclcvl-
right
nostril
Wednesday.
They
i
recommended
a
postponement
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
I
VKNING
SHOWS
7:
-
9:
p.m.
t
S.MOI
S
CLJIVIR'STtJ
SATURDAY
Will-Edmonton
3.
Vancouver
2
(Edmonton
leads
best-of-five
semi-final
1
-0
.
Allan
Cup
Spokane
4.
Pentic-ton
3
(
best
of
-seven
B
C.
final
series
tied
3-3.
one
game
tiedi.
;
"until
such
time
as
a
complete
i
healing
Is
t-.'fected."
j
Marciano's
nose
had
been
bleeding
profusely
In
sparring
In
the
mixed
five-pin
league.
Bertha
Dunbar
of
A
Division
Pushovers
uncoiled
for
a
u
Fighters
Sign
For
Title
Bout
.
1
...
a
i
.
a
Tf
V.l..h
sessions
The
sponsoring
inter-
i
znng
J.'i
smcie
aim
ui
national
Boxing
Club,
which
re-;
three
count
for
the
ladles
while
to
apr
mate
Ian
counica
7J0
ror
men
s
quested
the
commission
Eilers
Win
Fourth
Title
hlch
three.
Nick
Kcpes
of
Shen
f
LONDON
fr
British
promoter
;
prove
the
May
15
date,
said
Jack
Solomons
has
signed
Eng-
$191,205
worth
of
tickets
had
hind's
Randy
Turpi
n
and
been
sold,
with
$123,250
in
mall
NIGHT
tons
trundled
a
high-counting
339
single
for
the
men
Cooks
WEDNESDAY
Elks
j
OPEN
HOUSE
1Mb
FRIDAY,
APRIL
lOt
$10.00
per
couple
Everything
f
rolled
team
high
single
w
in
and
season
reservations
still
to
1
France's
Charles
Huir.cz
tor
a
127!),
wnue
rusnovrrs
cuuutru
hish
three
with
3583.
WINN1PF.O
Vane
outer
Eilers
rhalked
up
a
40-30
win
over
Winnipeg
Dominos
here
Saturday
for
their"
scronYJi
V)
anion
In
the
B
Division.
Betty
l(iiiiiioni
in
the
besl-of
-three
;
Hyndinan
of
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
I
win
wln
rolled
a
woman's
high
single
'
i
estem
Ca
TENOR
nadlan
Senior
wom
en's
basketball
finals.
It
was
the
fourth
straight!
lot
anu
jean
ouaipi-
oi
Farms
counted
hinli
three
for,
the
ladles
with
B7.
',
"world"
middleweight
fight
In
!
be
picked
up.
.London,
June
9.
but
he
has
re-1
The
IBC
retendy
admitted
eeived
no
support
from
American
j
tlint
the
$50
ringside
seats
were
;
boxing
commissions.
moving
slowly.
There
was
a
"European
title
yes,
world
title,
$504,645
Rate
when
Marciano
dc-i
no."
said
Bob
Chrlstenberry,
'
throned
Walcott
with
a
13-round
1
cliainnan
of
the
New
York
state
knockout
at
Philadelphia
last
athletic
commission
who
also
Sept.
23.
heads
a
joint
board
made
up
of;
I,t
had
been
expected
the
himself
and
two
National
Boxing
'second
meeting
of
Marciano
and
!
Association
officials-
i
Walcott
would
prove
a
$1,000,000
!
Solomons
hasn't
yet
received
gate,
with
a
$750,000
gross
and
'
unnroval
of
the
15-iounder
as
a
another
$250
000
or
$300,000
from
Western
Canada
championsnip
ror
tne
men.
ueornc
mom"
'
.
'
,,
h
...
e
-htiii
tnt
iot
of
Hi-Jackers
.topped
compett-
f
Dominion
UUe-
"""If
tion
with
a
314
single
and
Eric
HEAR
Alaska
Music
Trail
CIVIC
CENTRE
-
8.30
p.m.
Sanderson
of
Dally
News
Uip-
vil
hoth
divisions
with
Barnes
REMEMBER
WHEN
of
300
299
and
253
to
s
t
a
new
I
Montreal
Maroon,
munaged
The
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Ho
world
"
title
bout
from
the
Brit-
i
television.
Like
April
10,
the
new
high
three
record
In
the
dlvi-
j,y
Tommy
Oorman,
beat
Toronto
;
Ulnn
Man
e
I'Bls
3-1
01
I
OroniO
10
ish
Boxing
Board
of
Control.
:aie
is
a
rriaay.
E.
R.
(Tex
i
Waltham.
secretary
of
the
BBBC,
said
Solomons'
Dally
News
captured
team
!
yf.ars
BgQ
tonight
for
the
second
j
jhlehs
with
scores
of
1209
and!0(
their
three
straight
wins
In
!3323.
j
the
Stanley
Cup
final.
It
was
the
i
1
llesults
!
second
8Unlcy
Cup
for
the
i
A
Division:
Pushovers
4.
j
Maroons
.who
dropped
out
of
the
Miller
Buy
0;
Headplnners
4.
i
National
Hockey
League
In
1037.
.
application
for
the
fiuht
had
Yugoslavian
Rowing
Team
Reaches
Canada
PHONE
266
been
received.
He
raid
the
board
would
deride
soon
whether
it
should
be
considered
a
"world"
title
fight.
In
New
York,
Christenbcrry
said:
"We
expect
that
Paddy
Young
and
Carl
Olson
will
meet
for
the
American
championship.
-Penguin
Hobby
0
laciauiu:
t
Canada
Life
4,
Orphans
0;
1
Broadway
3.
Ocean
View
1;
Hhentons
3.
Cooks
1;
99
Taxi
MINISTER
OF
TRADE
AND
C0MMERC
AND
MINISTER
OF
DEFENCE
PRODUCE
"NATION'S
BUSINESS"
'
Tomorrow
Night
CFPR
8
p.m.
Pst
And
Trons-Conodo
Network
IE
Li
La
S
3
A
HALIFAX
M-Self
-exiled
from
their
native
country,
seven
mem-
m
TONIGHT
MOTION
PICTURES
at
H.
M.C.S.
CHATHAM
I.
K-225.
2.
A-Bomb
Sea
(
adrts
and
Parents
Invited
3.
Fashion
1.
B
Division.
Northern
Glass.
4.
Conrad
0
'defaulti;
Harolds
3.
Acme
1;
Hl-Jackcrs
3,
Hills
1.
Booth
3.
Jersey
Farms
I:
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
2.
Dally
News
2.
Jerrys
2.
Bulgers
2.
Standing
A
Division:
Headplnners
49,
1
Pushovers
4,
ShenUms
3fl.
Wc
would
like
the
winner
to
iirfnt
;
bers
of
Yugoslavia's
Olympic
the
Humez-Turpin
winn."
for
rowing
team
arrived
here
Sun-the
world
championship.
If
day
to
star
life
anew
In
"free
Young
and
Olson
do
not
want
to
;
Canada."
fight
each
other
we
will
take
;
"We
don't
like
Tito
or
his
gov-appropriate
action."
ernment,"
Horrot
V
1
a
d
1
u
mt.
lie
did
not
say
what
the
j
spokesman
for
the
(rroup.
told
i
ONES
Prince
Rupert
PuIiIisIhkI
bv
National
Lllx-ral
Fed'
Tali'm
to
PMI"K
"'!
-""
1
-.
tm
T.l
1
Dn.H.
but
he
said
the
joint
board
wasimanlan
passenger
ship
Arosa
""'
36
0,xs
3
Canda
"(e
determined
to
have
a
United
I
Kulm.
ja
y
Vie
28.
Orphans
25.
I
States
champion.
'
With
the
aid
of
an
Interpreter
I
Turpin
former
world's
middle-
,
he
said
they
were
anxious
to
for-
,
P7
Is
lZ'.
,
North-
KETCHIKAN
'
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
SPEED
COMFORT-SAFETY
weiKin.
cnanipioii.
cui
i.-iiu,
h.,m
-
w.
-
ni
41
MamlrU
30.
Thorn
We
want
to
start.""
r
.
.
.
,
;
,'
"
c-
.
the
British.
British
fcinpire
and
,
not
discuss
it.
Sheet
Metal
38.
Jersey
Farms
I
36,
Hill's
34.
Bulgers
34.
Acme
32.
Booth
School
28.
Conrad
27,
Dally
News
26,
Hi-Jackers
26.
Luropean
160-pound
champion-
1
a
new
life
In
freedom
and
hap-ships.
His
European
crown
will
1
piness.
and
we
arc
very
happy
to
be
at
stake
against
Hume.,
an
be
here
very
happy."
iE2ressive
fighter
who
omr
e
held
',
The
other
six
members
of
the
Daily
Passenger
Train
Service
S'-e
Ynur
Local
Triivt-l
Agont
the
European
welterweight
title.
U'roup
arc
Slavko
Jankouic,
Mar-
"
pot
kf
ui
VIIOiiE
ko
llorvalin,
uronxo
Hciacic.
Viako
Reravlc,
Boris
Bellak
and
Antin
Klaric.
The
eighth
member
of
the
team
became
111
before
they
sailed
from
Germany,
but
1f,ff,
(
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
I
w
WEDGIES
A
slyle
consciiius
Wcdgic
FUOM
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
will
Join
them
later.
The
seven
are
engineers,
the
majority
of
them
university
graduates
Several
will
complete
their
course
when
they
reach
!
Toronto.
.
I
"But
rowing,
that
will
be
Just
'a
pastime
from
now
on."
,'or
your
Easter
wardrobe
I.
.
.
enhancing
as
a
breath
of
Spring
.
.
.
comfortable
i
foam.
Insole
and
arch
sup
JL
GEE
MOM-ITS
GOOD!
"aaa.
JkZ0
,
I'k1
port.
I
na
'.-y
Bpe
r..t
aka
Autatandmg
wi
NAVY
(2)
RUM
m
lint's
r
ii
toodwork
finiah
Int.rlor
er
",rlr-l"
and
waer.n
Ilka
bsktd
.nm.l-rnti
crnp
,
jping
and
Wratehinf-flow.
on
i.aily.imootniy
t
.
...
j.:..
Ik
A
hAiiit.
BUSES
FOR
SALE
JASPER
and
intermediate
stations
from
Prince
Rupert:
8:00
p.m.
Convenient
connections
at
Jaaper
lor
poln
la
caat
and
mil,
For
Information,
call
or
write
K.
L.
ROBERTSON.
G.A.P.I),
528
3rd
Ave.
W
Prince
Rupert,
Phone
260
White
stays
permanently""
SANDALS
-And
Pumps
w
h
1
c
h
will
grace
the
loveliest
Easter
Outfit
.
.
.
and
continue
the
touch
of
Spring
to
the
tips
of
your
toes'.
Colours
in
.
.
.
Purple
and
Mauve,
at
Fashion
'
..MiS.
Modern
Inter-cily
buses,
also
suitable
for
school
runs
.
.
.
contractors
.
.
or
oilmen
.
.
.
mobile
offices,
etc.
Now
In
regular
service
.
.
.
steel
body
.
.
.
recllner
seats
...
air
brakes
.
,
.
adequate
baggage
facilities.
Seating
capacity
3?
passengers.
Inspection
of
buses
can
be
made
in
Calgary-
Immediote
Delivery
Write
or
Phone
WESTERN
CANADIAN
GREYHOUND
LINES
CALGARY,
ALBERTA
IAIMT5-VARHIMC$'
SOLD
W
a
Jar
llN
iCll
Tbii
advertisement
is
nut
published
Footwear
Kaien
Co-Op
rwf"J
or
displayed
by
1
be
Liquor
Control
5
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Briiitb
Columbia.
251
3rd
Av.
.
1