Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
7,
1954
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An
at-
r.vutiun
pharaohs,'
tempt
to
hold
a
liquor
plebiscite
1
.
.
oaMi
and
1800
before
new
outlets
are
license
the
itquiied
3j
per
ant
of
the
-lcctprate
signed
a
petition.
The
action
allows
the
liquor
control
board
to
proceed
with
consideration
of
licence
applications
Noted
U.S.
Athletes
Not
Coddled
in
Army
Officer
Tells
Investigating
Committee
tk'tv'"
here
has
failed
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SIMPLE
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AS
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PHONE
CALL
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WASHINGTON
1,11
Congressional
..investigators
called
army
officers
to
a
public
hearing
this
afternoon
to
explain
reports
that
10
prominent
American
athletes
spent
most
of
their
time
In
the
army
playing
baseball
or
boxing.
tight
major
league
baseball
players
and
two
boxers
are
listed
among
the
10
men
whose
cases
are
under
study
by
a
House
of
Representatives
armed
services
sub-committee
headed
by
Representative
William
E.
Hess
(Rep.
To
back
up
his
contention
that
the
army
has
not
given
preferential
treatment
to
athleies;
Powell
handed
the
committee
a
list
of
62
men
he
said
were
national-;
lv
known
athletes
and
entertainers
'who
served
overseas
between
1952
and
1954.
Among
the
better
known
athletes
on-
the
list
wefe
Curt
Simmons,
pitcher
lor
Philadelphia'
Phillies;
Don
Larssn.
pitcher
for'?1
Baltimore
Orioles;
Del
Crandail,
catcher
:
for
Milwaukee
Braves;
Leo
Kiely,.
pitcher
for
Boston
Ohio).
The
House
diernrwKi
are
tryihg
to
find
out.
whe'
her
these
men
were
''coddled"
while
in
the
army
by
being
permitted
to
play
base-'
ball
ana,
box
unit-
au
o
s..ui
part
in
normal
military
duties.
;
Brig.Geh.
Herbert
P.
p""ell.'
deputy
chief
of
the
army's
per-,
sonnel
division,
told
inc.
uo-commjttee
the
army's
sport
program,'
of.
baseball,,
basketball,
football
and
other
games
are
iuirtie-buiiui
rs,.
'7
n
for
the
spectators."
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he-
3rknowli'i'T!'V
"In
a
few
cases,
field
commanders
may
not
have
carrieu
out
department
policy."
,
Vatican's
Guard
Observes
Rites
VATICAN
CITY
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With
the
squeal
of
fife
and
beat
of
drum.
j
Red
Sox;
Arnold
Galiffa.
army
;
football
quarterback-and
Clayton
Tonnemaker,
Minnesota
football
i
star.
.
.
.
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10
JlJl(JU
the
Vatican's
colorful
Swiss
guard
yesterday
observed
the
427th
anniversary
of
their
historic
"death
stand"
in
defence
of
Poie
Clement
VII.
The
anniversary
commemorates
the
stand
of
the
Swiss
I
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Ill
i
f'-Hili
LOOKING
FOR
A
GOOD
JOD
with
TRAVEL,
ADVENTURE,
GOOD
PAY
Then
go
places
with
the
Navy.
The
Royal
Canadian
Navy
offers
the
opportunity
to
visit
new
places,
see
new
things,
and
serve
your
country
while
you
do
it.
You
can
earn
good
wages
while
you
learn
a
new
trade.
Age
limits:
17
to
25
(29
with
certain
trade
qualifications).
Education:
Grade
8
or
better.
See
your
Naval
Recruiting
Officer
at
,
II
M.C.S.
Chatham
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
daily,
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H
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STERN
CANADA
enjoyed
comparatively
spring-like
weather.
Jack'
Frost
Thij
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
guards
May
6,
1527.
During
the
sack
of
Rome
they
stood
before
the
onslaught
of
German
mercenaries,
giving
Pope
Clement
time
to
reach
the
safety
of
castle
Sant'Angelo
fortress
on
the
bank
of
the
Tiber.
Of
the
189
guards,
147
were
killed.
$.
;t
(line
on
the
i'raines.
An
example
or
his
work
are
these
sagging,
ice-coated
nircs
at
Mordcn,
Man.,
the
result
of
a
sleet
and
snow
storm
which
hit-
many
western
I
upiinK
communications
and
travel.
Fo
recasters
said
it
was
one
of
the
coldsst
Aprils
1st
in
years.
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Photo)
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in
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