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25.
1946
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THERE'S
EXTRA
VALUE
IN
THESE
GREAT
msmwms
THEY
OUTWEAR
These
are
the
preatesl
nfileage
tires
of
all
time
.
.
built
by
It.
F.
Goodrich.
They
are
made
of
a
new
kind
of
rubber,
developed
by
II.
F.
Coodrit'lilhe
run
cooler,
and
have
amazing
resistance
In
limine.
New
design
in
tire
body
permit
the
ue
of
tougher
cords
.
.
.
and
more,
of
them
.
.
.
giiug
33
greater
strength.,
The
iNew
?ilvertoiis
are
;nade
in
two
different
trend
patterns
.
.
.
the
Komi
Lexl
Trend
thut.it
built
flatter
ami
'wider,
pulling
more
rubber,
on
.
the
road
to
t-liare
the
wear
.
.
.
and
the.
already
famous
non-kid
It.
F.
Goodrich
Life
Sayer
Tread
that
wiM-s
wet
pavements
so
dry
you
can
tlrike
a
match
on
its
track.'
Iloth
these
tires
are
new
.
.
.
new
in
engineering
;
design,
made
of
a
new
kind
of
rubber
.
.
.
and
both
will
outwear
pre-war,
tires.
They
are
the
greatest
mileage
tires
of
all
time
.
.
.
built
by
11.
F.
Goodrich.
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"
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r
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BANQUET
HELD
BY
ASSETS
BOWLERS
Wind
up
Howling-
Season
with
Function
at
The
Hollywood
and
War
Assets
Club
War
Assets
Bowling
League
wound
up
Its
winter
.season
officially
Thursday
night
with
a
banquet
In
the
Hollywood
Cafe
at
which
the
winning
team,
the
Helldivers,
and
the
two
Individual
high
scorers
received
cups
indicating
their
championship
before
a
gathering
of
44
keglers
and
their
ladies.
In
the
War
Assets
Club
on
First
Avenue
following
the
banquet,
the
party
enjoyed
dapcjng
and
refreshments.
The
club
was
colorfully
decorated
for
the
oc
casion
with
streamers,
and
music
was
by
Andy
McNaugh-t&n
at
the
piano.
At
the
banquet,
Vernon
Ch'am-
B.
F.
Goodrich
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jour
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as
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would
your
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.
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.
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and
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PHONES
116
-
117
ALBERT
McCAFFERY
berlln,
president
of
the
bowling
league,
awarded
individual
trophies
to
Frank
PJemehtas,
captain
of
the
winning
Hell
Divers,
and
his
five
team
mates,
Percy
Hay,
Leta
Chamberlln,
Clara
Unwln,
Eileen
McKale
and
Robert
Houde,
and
to
Valerie
Carrier,
who
had
the
highest
indi
vidual
average
among
the
ladles
In
the
league
with
151
points,
and
to
Robert
Houston,
men's
Individual
champion,
who
came
through
the
schedule
with
an
average
score
of
184,
The
banquet
and
party
was
arranged
by
Frank
Plementos,
chairman
of
the
league
entertainment
committee,
who
was
warmly
congratulated
by
the
guests
on
the
success
of
the
function.
AUSSIE
JUMPER
MAY
VISIT
U.S.
SYDNEY,
Australia,
W
Win-terset,
Australia's
champion
steeplechaser,
may
rare
in
the
United
States
next
season,
according
to
Win
Jonos,
Australian
turf
writer.
Mr.
Jones
reported
that
negotiations
between
Win-terset's
owner,
Mr.
II.
Silk,
a
business
,
man
who
pees
under
the
name
of
II.
J.
Ascot,
and
T.
W.
.Durant
of
Hjverley
Hills,
California,
are
entering
the
final
stages.
The
deal
depend
upon
Winterset's
performance
in
two
forthcoming
steeplechase
fixtures.
Baseball
Scores
THURSDAY
American
League
New
York
12,
Detroit
.
Cleveland
3,
Boston
2.
-National
Leaguer
Brooklyn
4,
New
York
1.
Brooklyn
28,
Chicago
1.
Pittsburgh
10,
Philadelphia
2
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Jeopardized
Fourteenth
Army
NEW
.DELHI,.
It
has
now
been
revealed
that
a
disease
known
as
"Surra"
sweeping
re
mcrteleMlv
.
and
lethally
1
plague,
nearly
immobilized
the
T'th
Armv
in
1914.
Surra
trancmltted
hv
file"!
and
produces
rapid
anaemia
and
debility
In
many
brpeds
of
animals.
The
situation
was
saved
by
the
Indian
Army
Veterlnnrv
Corps,
one
of
the
..vonngest
and
smallest
corp.'.
of
th."
Indian
Army,
who
.effectively
.brouilH
the
epidemic
under
control.
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be
offered
for
sale
by
Public
Auction
t
the
Office
of
tha
District
Forester
at.
Prince
Hupert,
B
C,
at
Noon
on
the
31st
day
of
May,
I
1046.
the
Licence
X-39453.
situated
nt
Khutreyinateen
Inlet.
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&,
to
cut
i
33G
MBM
of
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Cedar.
Hemlock
and
Balsam.
Provided
anyone
Is
unable
to
Attend
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Auction
In
person,
he
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
ppened
at
the
hour
of
Auction
and
treated
AS
one
bid.
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years
will
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
timber.
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0-.Thc
130-yard
Stawell
Gift,
richest
footrace
in
the
world,
Is
run
every
spring
in
this
little
town
150
miles
nprthwest
of
Melbourne
and
attracts
a
motley
crowd
of
25,000
people
from
all
over
Australia.
Worth
about
$00
to
the
winner
0f
its
first
running
in
1837,
the
race
now
carries
a
first
prize
of
$l,250-rplus
the
proceeds
of
whatever
the
winning
runner
has
managed
to
wager
on
himself.
Fields
for
the
Gift
generally
comprise
anything
from
100
to
140
runners.
The
fields
are
reduced-
by
heats,
and
five
heat-winners
eventually
line
up
for
the
final.
Over
the
four
days
of
the
competition,
Stawell,
a
former
min
ing
tow,n,
ls
.transformed
Into
a
falrlyland
of
gay
flags,
bands,
and
chains
of
colored
lights.
'
The
thousands
-who
besiege
fstawell's
8,000
inhabitants
fill
the
town
to
overflowing
and
take
.up.
all
available
accommodation
within
a
50-mUe.
radius.
They
are"
willing
to
spend
freely
and
Stawell
guest-house
and
hotel
proprietors
take
anything
up
to
$7
a
day
for
bed
and
breakfast.
The
town
is
sprinkled
with
touts,
bookmakers
and
bodyguards',
generally
employed
by
star
runners
to
guard
against
any
attempts
to
Injure
them.
Also
present
are
a
host
of
evangelists,
gypsies,
and
hot-dog
venders,
who
descend
on
Stawell
every
year.
They
are
all.
part
of
a
carnival
which
coes
on
nlsht
and
day
to
the
accompaniment
of
Jazz
bands,
brass
bands,
and
street
musicians.
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