f.
lie'
ii
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if
I
-i&n
a
prince
rsupert
Uuiiy
Tuesday,
June
17.
1952
DAILY
NEWS
-yrwyww,aiww
"Tty-r-y-'tw'1'
2jM3&iiw"""",r:
Thomson's
Repeater
Breaks
Through
For
Giant
Victory
Basebal!
tr.-
Western
iilirnui:ii:.il
Wenatchee
6,
Spokune
1
Tri-Clty
0,
Victoria
j
lordy
games
sclieduledi
Exhibition:
Seattle
(K'Ll
1,
Salem
iWILi
3.
SPOUTS!
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'?'S
i
:
i
mv;
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S
Grand-Slam
Homer
By
The
Cuniwilan
Pre.
NEW
YORK.
Bobby
Thomson
came
through1
in
the
clutch
again
Monday,
slumming
a
grand-slam1
Baby
Clothes
Site
wis
9
home
run
in
the
ninth
inning
to
give
Nw
Yovk
Giants
a
dramatic
8-7
victory
over
St.
Louis
Car
THE
ROUND-UP
dinals.
K
VA-
V.
"V
.-
.'.
$
Comforters
Baby
Pottles
Diapers
Uy
OAYLK
TALBOT
Hornsby
Got
Dumped
From
the
Browns
New
Snao-On
Didoe
Pant
9
The
wonder
Is:
finality
that
the
Raiah
a-iii
YORK.
Thomson,
hitless
in
17
previous
times
at
bat,
slammed
rookie
relief
pitcher
Willard
Schile's
ir.st
pitch
over
the
left
field
roof.
The
National
League
victory
enabled
the
(iiants
to
draw
to
within
three
games
of
Brook
I
not
finish
out
his
first
tlut
13HI
Veeek
and
Rogers
USD)
Ml
uUl-
but
lnal
ln,'lr
alliance
lusted
wen
as
Me
'As
it
did.
l,ot
fir
their
mutual
love
lyn's
idle
pace-setting
Dodgers,
and
they
owed
it
all
to
Thom
'X...
as
pilot
of
the
Browns.
In
choosing
Hornsby,
the
grim
perlectionist,
to
handle
his
team
of
rookies
and
eastt-ofls,
Vtvek
.wined
to
this
writer
to
be
muk-ink
a
determined
and
rather
noble
effort
to
prove
to
hU
critics
and
the
fans
of
St.
Louis
that
he
could
cut
the
buffoonery
and
beconw
deadly
serious
when
11
i.uited
his
needs.
jaball,
Vll,
ill"
fuiuurni
v
promotional
genius,
unil
hv
the
steely-eyed
mar-,iuf
th-'
diamo.ul,
had
abso-
son,
Just
a
they
did
when
he
struck
his
homer
to
win
the
final
1951
playoff
game
aKiuil
the
Dodgers.
Richie
Ashburn's
triple
and
a
long
fly
by
Granny
Hamner
broke
a
4-4
tie
In
the
seventh
inning
and
enabled
Philadelphia
l
OLIHMi
SK.1KS
An
unusual
product
on
display
at
the
Canadian
International
Trade
Fair
tn
Toronto
Is
this
pair
of
folding
jl-Sa,
uw'c
in
F.n'iiil
aiii'
held
by
Mrs.
Re's
VorUr,
a
recent
'
Dutch
linmlRrant.
The
skis
have
a
special
patented
feature
in
the
Joint
w.i'ch
permits
them
to
be
folded
but
does
not
imped,?
motion
over
the
snow.
British
Iridustrial
Agencies
of
Montreal,
exhibitor,
said
the
tanadlan
government
h;
shown
interest
in
the
skis
for
possible
use
In
northern
army
posts.
in
common.
It
mil
hi
iik
l
nearly
mujsiuiti
m
s
m,i
two
more
opposite
in-
iliiuis.
j,!,
ci.
fiiHv
aware
of
this
Vci'K
called
in
Hornsby
Skin
Troubles
Swhi
Zbiicovenj
or
He
knew
Hornsby
would
be
unbending,
that
as
ioiiK
us
Ra.iali
held
the
job
he
would
be
the
I'bsolute
boss
on
the
field
and
j
would
stand
for
no
front
(if
lice
:
Interference.
,
signed
him
w
a
inrw-year
rait.
Kriends
and
admirers
.fliixik
heads
j.Ui
men
their
'L
iln.e
and
nredicleil
With
rilllljcs
to
nip
ruiduuigu
r
u
rtv.
5-4,
despite
homers
by
Ralph,
Kiner
and
George
Strickland.
A
fly
by
pinch-hitter
Bill
Nic-holdson
had
tied
the
game
In
aj
two-run
sixth-inning
rally
that,
knocked
Pirate
starter
Ronnie'
Kline
from
the
mound.
All
'other
i
BILL
-MOUSE"
MOPPISON
two-time
B.C.
Golden
Gloves
middleweight
champion,
has
accepted
a
challenge
and
will
appear
in
the
ring
here
Friday
to
defend
it.
life
mm
Suspension
Means
Death
'
Says
Papers
TEL
AVIV,
Israel
i
Reuters)
Israel's
newspapers
are
battling
proposv.-rt
leRislalion
which
would
permit'
arbitrary
three-month
sip-'
.iMon
of
a
paper
and
com
major
league
clubs
were
taie
Monday.
death
sentence
on
any
paper.
Trouble
With
Rogers,
Said
Veeck!
f.ll
!iv
m
troubl.
KiKtrs
!
The
news
that
he
had
tele-,
j"
mil
said
seriously
in
,
phoned
from
St.
Louis
ordering
r.iiig
camp.
"1
diUji't
hire
him
Hornsby
to
protest
the
first
game
'jllSe
i
wanted
a
companion,
of
Sunday's
doubreheader
with
'bcrause
lie's
the
greatest
i
the
Yankees,
and
that
Rajah
had
rtali
manager
In
th.;
world,
j
iKnon-d
th
dictate,
caused
those
run
the
club
on
the
field
,
mteie
.
ted
In
the
"great
experi-
,L
,MUU
luymHiWIIi'l
lH'fflMIHHHIlHI'"HIM
'"I1"
1
W
All
daily
newspapers
urged
en-lactment
of
a
new
general
press
!
law
"bsed
on
the
cou
Ury's
prin-
mv
lot.
w.ll
II
be
W
to
to
t
iry
U
pel
inrni
io
f.riu
wi
yiy
anu
com-
I
ciples
of
democratic
frevdom.'
lunn
uiai
n
snouKin
i
ue
long
pel
a
reporter
to
divulge,
his
i
Editorial
writers
and
column
1
.V.
!r
sourcer
of
I'lfor.-na'ion.
ji,sts
citpd
the
existence
of
a
mili-
A
first-round
victory
wasjtary
press
censorship
and
crltl-
s
,
Eczema,
Btils,
LejJ
Ulcers,
Acne,
Pimples...
As
its
name
suggests,
the
F
"99"
Two-Way
Treatment.
ai-t
both
internally
and
externally
to
combat
eczema,
boils,
leg
ulcers,
infantile
eczema
and
acne.
Even
in
psoriasis,
some
good
results
have
lieen
reported,
but
it
is
not
possible
to
predetermine
which
cases
do
not
resHinil
to
this
treat
merit.
To
many
thousands
of
skin
Rutferers
all
over
the
world,
F
"99"
Two-Way
Treatment
has
already
proved
its
tremendous
value.
K
"99"
is
being
used
for
skin
troubles
with
remarkable
results,
even
in
cases
where
all
ordinary
treatments
have
failed.
Alwaya
eonsulr.
your
doctor
tor
4
corrwt
diagmwiH
ot
y"Ur
ailment.
TWO-WAY
TREATMENT
r
1
J
4
!!
I
ft-l
.
t
li
,
ii
eal:ied
bv
the
newspapers
against
!
ule
acn.pt
u.
t...
lent
U
prevent
tlw
courts
from
nic
ji
.,,.,.11
.,.,H.
......,
'"'Musing
its
discretion
by
making
-
-s
,
the
player
tie
wants.
in.
evidence
.seems
i
be
that
gain.-Hammn
inado
a
ii'v
el
foi
l
.
11
e
remained
azinKly
tpiiei
while
the
tuir:.
made
their
fire
early
iihiniitted
H'M'iishv
Wi
,
th
poas.
it
was
not,
in
:
until
I
he
lust
wek-end
wdi'i!
i
cached
this
outpost
i
B
it
had
weakened
In
his
now.
It
wasn
I.
Vertk
admitted
he
had
Htood
the
strain
as
long
a1,
he
could
without
exploding.
No
blame
can
be
attached
to
lloiiisby.
lie
told
Bill
and
anyone
else
who
a.'ked
him
that
he
would
run
th-:
Brow
is
in
his
own
way
or
not
at
all.
It
even
was
typed
in
his
contract
that
"theiv
wouldn't
be
any
of
them
midget;;
on
the
field
while
he
was
j
automatic
suspension
mandatory.
,
into
committee
for
reconsideration.
Even
government-support
"W
taken
itilcrnally.
by
piu1hi
or
liquid
ia
almirtl
into,
th,
bUnd
ilrram,
and
will
build
up
an
e-P'ltal
lally
a'id
detirii-nry.
Ttt"
niilm-ilt.
works
fXtcriially
by
dirrl
absnrpuon
ut
th
t.ffH"tive
ifiji'-fHlicnla.
The
disi-uvery,
made
by
clinical
research
in
many
countries,
'established
that
the
lark
of
unsaturated
fatty
acid
in
the
hKly
metabolism
can
be
one
of
the
main
causes
of
skin
disease.
Ten
years
of
untiring
effort
by
a
Swiss
Chemist
resulted
in
extracting
from
pure
vegetable
oils,
a
concentration
of
highly
purified
biologira'.ly
active
essential
fatty
acids.
These
highly
unsaturated
fatty
acids
are
now
contained
in
the
F
"99"
preparations.
For
addlUunal
loliirmatinn
about
F
innMUll
your
drungisl.
In
caaa
of
diliia-utiy,
write
10:
Diva
l.aborati.rips
Limited,
Saanirbion,
B.l'.
inanaget.
JVC.
The
draft
amendment
was
thrown
out
in
the
last
week
of
May.
An
official
communique
.aid
the
cabinet
had
decicleck
to
refer
the
measure
to
a
ministerial
committee
headed
by
Prime
Minister
David
Ben
Guiron.
REPORTER
SARKESTED
Three
reporters
were
arrested
eariy
in
May
in
Haifa
afUsr
refusing
to
divulge
the
source
of
ing
newspapers,
owned
by
the
coalition
parties.
Joined
in
the
protests.
The
new
legislation
would
havw
provided
suspension
for
publication
of
seditious
libel
or
of
matter
coming
under
the
Official
Secrets
Act.
Newspapers
argued
t'hat
the
MniicA
Alcn
Psrthf
:
'
u
u
CHUCK
PLACE
.
.
.
feature
event
minimum
punishment
of
a
three
information
for
stories
published
month
susp.msioi
amounts
to
a
in
their
newspaper
last
August.
)n
Elks'
Boxing
Card
'
fe
-',
....
-
...
J:
-i
'
K
t
'-1
4
.
-
-
.
,
-
-.-
...
:
u-..,..
;.t-.
.
.......
.
While
Ha7elton's
Fred
Starr
and
Prince
Rupert
s
Cluh's
Andy
Marshall
square
off
for
the
main
put
on
Friday
niqhr's
boxing
card
here,
another
.ture
bout
has
been
in
the
makinq.
I
ANDY
MARSHALL
'
-
N
""I
T
(C
.
'W''"M'
"-"""-"Ww
I
Xi
xtvt
i
Ow)
ii
,lJV
)
(
,
i
iff?
popular
a
fighter
than;
Aall
s
sUble
mate.
Bill
i
listed
on
tlw
card.
ast"
Morrison,
has
accepted
!
KKFKKEKS
,
,
,,
.
.
.
Nel-
i
1
Old
Old
time
time
sports,
sports,
'
fans
fans
will
will
be
of
a!leKe
21
-year-old
to
see
th
return
f
pleased
Uiouroier.
lM-wunder
lmi-ixmnder
Of
of
,
'
,
.
,....
Dido
Ourvich.
In
the
ring-
Sie
two
will
mix
It
In
a
seml-
referee
this
time.
A
well-known
semi-pro
fighter
here
In
the
"30s,
Ourvich
will
be
It
Prince
Rupert
for
a
few
ip
five-rounder.
an1'
Jin
y
--
r
,,mVv
I
6
vk
-
UM
Crib
!;
ui
Elk.';
Club
managers
Al
iUiri
and
Sev
Txmlnato
said
months.
He
splits
referee
duties
:y
that
Starr
had
wired
for
Friday
night
with
Benny
Windle
'umatlon
of
the
bout,
staling
al.se
a
veteran
local
pugilist.
Trophy
cups
will
he
awarded
4
he
was
in
"good
shape"
and
y
anxious"
to
meet
Marshall.
for
each
event,
the
Elks
Club
an.
Thif.
f
ie.ht,
promoters
sa'j
's
grudge,
fuhl
in
which
Starr
nounce:..
with
additional
awards
j
inr
mini
sc.
ntific
boxer,
best
i
nh
"to
rit
even"
with
Mar-
mit-L.-tcwi
boxer
and
a
chal-
Wl.
wh'i
defeated
him
a
vear
lenur.
t.rnnhv
for
mu.l
points
to
is
here.
be
a
perpetual
a.vd
betwer-.i
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Ila?.eIton
district
clubs.
Show
takes
place
at
the
Civic
I
Centre
auditorium,
time
8
p.m.
rmc
And
when
I've
Hiked
Mar-1
in
f.oing
after
Tiny
Curl-:i"
Si
air
Is
reported
to
have
i!
heri
recently.
MOTICTION
tOt
HOMI,
CAIf
cfl
,
1
;u.
,
o
v
"In
the
rnlrn
of
Your
Hand"
lif
Huwlton
flKhter-self-i
Northern
Interior
Champ--weigh
i.-
185
pounds
to
Mar-
Jl'f
17:).
''a
'other
feature
fights
will
teiween
Chuck
Place,
137-Mer
of
the
Elks
Club
and
'
Tail,
Ha-nound
Ilazelton
Brady
for
i'nj(n(
aw
oa
In
kaailf
Vail
bracket,
PRESTO
U
M
mall,
ao
Utht,
il
l
hindlod
rasily
m
ky
4
child.
I'M
it
ftcki
mart
frt-ltUtiKi
povtt
tluu
(uiiAcri
lMi
limtt
if
tilt
'd
fif
trTrcti'e
afainat
cleciricil,
oil,
(aaaliM
4nl
ill
type
si
tret.
So
iMxpm
lit,
you'll
want
oik
for
lilcV
cn,cn,
f''-
Po"'1
1''
laVednnceawilhyoorlovcJ
onr'
lately.
Close
Fight
Almond
Wins
VANCOUVER
Frank
Almond,
Canadian
I.
'athei
weight
boxing
champion,
won
a
10-round
decision
Montlay
night
over
fellow-Vancotiverlte
Kenny
McPhee
before
4,000
fans
here.
Weight.-,
were
Almond
127',,
JvlcPhec
128'.
Almond's
Canadian
title
was
not
at
stake
i
t
th-1
I
Tall,
replaces
formerly
billed
Freddy
Wale,
who
was
at
a
recent
sports
me-otr
Hazelton.
illy
Bluckwaler
of
Kisplox
-i'
Chubby
Stacey
are
ex-Hi
add
color
to
the
boui.
"wlr
support
of
the
headline
DAVE
DAVK
OWENS
OWENS
I
AVVVV
.
i
,
-
Red
7M
t
I
'
Five
additional
bouts
are
close
fight.
r
y.
.
iiiaiiiamanMllaaTaararaWMlnWaWi1
can
travel
far
in
line
of
duty,
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Regular
training
cruises
will
cover
over
40,000
miles
of
sea
travel
this
year.
If
you
are
between
17
and
25
the
DO
YOU
READ
THE
CLASSIFIEDS?
Most
people
do,
and
as
a
matter
of
fact
the
.
H
w
I
I
classified
paqe
is
the
most
wiaciy
reuu
the
paper.
People
who
really
want
to
buy
things
read
the.
classified
paqe
carefully.
DO
YOU
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
CLASSIFIEDS?
.
a
k.
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I
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Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
52G
t
Pirate
mail
tut,
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