PRING]

RUSSIANS OFFER A Si

RUSSIAN AND ITALIAN MOVEMENTS HINDER TRANSFER

 

FATED DISCUSSION (VER Vaok in i "
\THUSIASTIC AUDIENCE AT THE COUNCIL MEETING Last N eed | ou
NIGHT—REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE is
ADOPTED—CUT WILL SAVE THE CiTy REOR
$7,860 PER ANNUM. UITS WANTED FOR 62nd OVERSEAS BATTALION,
imei - CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.
\ he question of salary re-;the argument thorough hes REC a :
up at the Council/ing Alderme: M te ry ind ene wee OF PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
y night, there was a) Maitland repeatedly OFFICE NOW OPEN.
thusiastie audience, , Phe report of the Finance ( | a
t ecruiting c s it ogress ‘Pe
appeared to enjoy mittee was ther proceeded itn th j t ¢} ! ' Mg ap te alyrcetgp 3 wy ee
' ar . , ce, It 18 apropos to answer a few of
is just as heartily |[t proposed the cutting off of '
th st Ss which are considere: ose oO eo ,
the ball game, An /assistant city y { ‘ ae : 1a : idered by those who eontem-
nade to side-track |clerk’s st rraphe he f _ : wih re Phe following is a list of perti-
f _— . . tq s, together with the informatio ich each elicits
it forward by Al-|lowing salar t city e quneness tiene ae
Montgomery and Mait-/gineer, from 8300 to 8200 pe ' , , rt a
I \ ng am oO serve? ntil the end o e ar
t Monday, and to econsider|month: city kK, $180 to $150; : . th ft ¢ i _ wali: aude
E 1 s after if requirec
position prougnt for- 2p fore in, $150 to $130; city 2 What pay shall I receive? Your pay asa private will
inance Co 2 urchasing agent, #4140 » § 2
I une epaeeen purcha ‘ ti t te be 81.00 per day and 10 cents field allowance. Besides this
of Alderman Kerr, jand a recommendat tothe P you will } thed, equipped 1 subsisted by the G
uv e ¢ thed, equipped and subsistec rv ie Govern.
proposals were con-jlice Commissioners to cut off two ment
Several o » clauses |patro!lmen - I ded f '
al of the clauses | patrolmen It a ! th What will my wife receive during my absence? Every
g | heated discussions, jappoir tof the Mayor and Al month the will be paid her a separation allowance of $20
v of the Finance Com-j/dermen Edge, Dybhavn and Casey | ulso part of y pay) and if this } t enough to ¢ "
i i f ; i i a s yt no enoug 0 ‘omM-
port, only two points);to enquire into the possibility of fortably iintain your family, the Canadian Patriotic Fund
the recommenda. |reductions the light and tele-| will furth assist them
‘e Co ssioners iphone depe ents | : ‘“
ce Commissioners | ph lepartment i.—What will happen if I am wounded or sick? You will
staff be reduced In the discussion which follow | be cared for by the Government and your pay continued
geestion that the as-jed, the members expressed re t until ; are discharged. If you are permanently disabled an
gineer be suspend-jthat it was found necessary to illowance will be paid you, varying according to the extent of
ge audience enjoyed |dispense with the se es M y njury disability
had s, the Ss sleé era What w be done for my wife and children if T die
VE COLD AND phe is | vas i] wl Active Service?) The Government will provide an
SOUTH VANCOUVER tw t ta z iI ! idequate | s that will enable the family to live com-
his abilitv w ld have less dil f ably til the childhen are old enough to look after them-
i ae : culty in find ar pening tha The widowed mother of a single man, if the son be
pecial to e Newe.
y a lady stenographe 1 hay her sole support, is treated in the same way’as a wife.
i June 29.——Judge Ald M te y sa that  Baeoee - ie
) hearing a petition}the report was a ght ! _

‘

teeve Gold, of South

suspending civic

 

d thus vetoing thejore wer the Finance
for a tax sale. ha to) aceomplish i
— eh, a ggested that if they
HNNY O'LEARY CHAMPION. ive the t inotl vee
ene c siderat he nieht be abl
(Special to The Daily News.) to bring al t a total i g
June 29.—Johnny]#14,000 instead of t $7,860 |
ittle, won the light-|posed. (Cheers
onship of Canada Alderman Maitland said that he
Burns at Coquitlam {approved of the reduet 8
Burns led in three of|that they would hear f1
The decision of }agaim vers the same s
llowitt was popu ect Cheers
spectators, The May sented Alderma
——— Monte ‘ tio? that
Servants of the city|the Finance ¢ ttee ha ’
( ball team and chal-| made tl i ter to his
‘in in the city, pro-| proposal : that tl | snee
hospital, Committees d
— nothing had tl t
Ound-up” Shoe Sale. Wo. inot be brought otha
wes in lan, lace and|ated that he had tried ths
' ‘id, gun metal and|/to get the Co togeth
s, with eloth tops.|some such plan of retrenchment
“brace lines which sold|and had failed to get unity in the |
to $5.50, at Peek,| matter, and that Alderman Mont-|
hoe Man's for $3.95. gomery was chiefly responsible]
——— I for this lack of cohes
Alderman Montgomery reto ted |
i that the Mayor should give a lead}
alestic Theatre in such matters, and not wail on|
someone else doing sor thing

NIGHT AND TOMORROW
Extraordinary Attraction!

v a desire for retren hmet
lage
raph Photoplay Presents after a discussion which
‘ “8. O& ow
; \ Masterpiece Broad until midnight, each claus:
a ‘ening comedy, featur Finance Committee's repo
’ ‘ent and celebrated .
“aw ODD adopted, making @ sayite

‘omedian Stars

HE
cea TERY OF THE GULENT Sioity of $7,860 a yea!
\ Powerful drama, : |
, ose of the mer
"THe GREATER Love” eer
Urring drama city engineer tendered h

Admiesion 10 and 156

nation,

 

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and

lasted

f the

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the

: asen sressed ;
Each alderman present eX] ( steady

TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1945.

 

—

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

RN RESISTANCE

 

OF GERMAN TROOPS S WEST

 

 

 

 

* BASEBALL GAME LAST NIGHT

NETTED $160 FOR HOSPITAL

 

WONDERFUL FORM DISPLAYED BY THE “BOYS’—STARS IN

EVERY DEPARTMENT OF

THE GAME — MILES OF

BASE RUNNING AWD BALL CHASING
MERCHANTSAVIN EASILY.

 

The
Merchants and the
last

from every point of view.

Professionals

night was a huge success
Every-
body and his wife was there, and
there

the

moment, for
from start to fin-
first some of the play-
to take the
but as the sense

wasn't a sad
spectators,
At

seemed

ish,
lers inclined
game seriously,
of the importance of the occasion
off they warmed to their

and never thought of con-

wore

work,

sequences,

revealed a number of
and a lot of ‘‘might
The form displayed

| The game
|“has beens,”
have beens.”
by some of the players was re-
38 Was the
of

. judging by what he

markable. Judge Car

jyoungest and heftiest wielder

ithe bat, and

lean do yet, be must have been a
terror some forty-odd years ago.
'Frank Mobley had a
Joe S-ott

Sweet scored three-base hits. Geo.

home run,

| while and George

| Frizzeii did wonders at first base,

jand George Tite and Fred Stork
were the star pitchers. W. E.
Williams pitched well on the

istart, but later on was inclined to

|

 

 

slit cts Sas RUSSIANS IN RETREATING

OFFER STUBBORN RESISTANCE

—

RUSSIAN CENTER RE-FORMING —A FURIOUS BOMBARDMENT
FROM ARRAS TO THE SEA — ITALIANS ADVANCE
STEADILY AT TRIEST — GERMAN

 

 

SOCIALISTS WANT PEACE,
(Special to The Dally News.) cialists have approached their
| ] ) The follow Italian brethren, requesting in-
Uren the situa 1 to- [tercession in the cause of peace.
Phe ssia tre is re Sedition in India.
\ Lingingen’s Delhi, India, June 29——The gov-
t Dneist rh iment is taking rigid steps to
trate il and is neec-jdeal with seditionists. Six native
he Neolidating of the|school teachers were charged to-
i s. after the retiral|day and found guilty of seditious
Lemberg The Teutons |conspiracy.
! he Ga in capital ———————
Western Front. VANCOUVER MONEY —
do June 2? There has
one ee vine alone toe} BYLAWS ARE DEFEATED
a, GRE 0 TERHENS Sr’ (Special to The Baily News)
- ' m Arras to ie eee Vancouver, June 29.—All mon-
stubs maneen resis \°) bylaws have been overwhelm.
had the increasing apeecks nely defeated in every ward. This
by the Italians prevents the trans lmeans the defeat of Mayor Tay-
{ German troops to the west hon s full dinner pail poliey.
Italian Front. a
Londno, June 29.—The Ttalian THE WEATHER.
hadvanes rrieste is slow but
rrieste is the first im | Barometer Oe os ns a a one
portant milestone on the way +0 | Max. CU cc ccc e 0s 00 R08 61.0
Vienna, | Min — o pian 6 hoes oe 55.0
Socialist Intercession. | , W. Dowling, Observer,
Milan, June 29 German oO

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pee eOODOODIEEOEEIDII AAI ATT TEATS |
Jack JUDGE RO! BARNES
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

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| THE |
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Com) r¢
; Teen aan and Friday - . AL
‘© Beason——Par co
Bosworth Production NEW WELLINGTON
ETTY ww n iffery & ¢

handled only by Met
bonus. PHONE 11.

a ROW OF A THRILL”

Merenr, | Vive Acts

 

Cozy Barber Shop
BATHS |

THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.

peer PeDOOnPeaDTODOIODIL LGPL IA LD

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LONDON CAFE
And Grill

Serves Nothing but the Best
Hart Bik. Third Ave.

BOXES FOR LADIES

on

j}do too much in the way of curve

and elevation.

The feature of the evening,
however, was the baserunning.
There hasn't been so much base
running in one game for a long

Fred Stork and “Doe” Me-
Cutecheon trotted around like two-
it

j ~
time,

year-olds, though is reported

that they feel considerably older
this morning. The speed of Alex
Manson and L. W. Patmore was
wonderful, and suggested weeks

of quiet training.
The
was a splendid example of com-

outfield work of both sides

°

feet

bined work, and hands work-
together

ball showed signs of be-

ing in perfect harmony

when the
though

coming obstreperous,

sometimes the ball won in the.
tussle,
Wm. Manson made a great um-

pire. He was absolutely impertur-

SHAMES RANCHER
DIES AT HOSPITAL

died
of

Deceased

 

aged 63,
night

Louis F, Banville,
at the

bronchial

hospital last

pneumonia,
and was

was a native of Quebec,

well known in this distriet, hav-
ing worked for Foley, Weleh &
Stewart and the G,. T. P. in the
early days. Latterly, Mr. Bran-
ville had been ranching = at
Shanes.

Broken lines in women's shoes,

of which there are a few pairs
only. Values to 85.00 for 1.95.
PECK THE SHOE MAN,

THE CRADLE.

Wearmouth
and Mrs, \

on
June 26

 

Born, to Captain

W. Wearmouth, a son,

 

baseball game between the|bable

 

and even when threatened
with a bat refused to divulge any
The Mayor for a
time acted as judge on bases, but
was called away to play first base
at the City Hall, being succeeded
by Olier Besner, whose decisions
went unprotested (Olier weighing

information,

230 and proportionately husky).

There is a difference of opinion
about the score, but it seems fair-
ly certain that the Merchants won
by at least ten runs, though some
The hospital direc-
tors say the score was $160, and
that it was the finest game of ball
played anywhere by anybody. In
the audience was satis-

say twenty.

any case,
fied;
satisfied,

the players were more than
and the hospital board
was delighted—so the ladies had
better arrange
soon.

INSURANCE COMPANIES
FIGHTING ARNOLD CLAIMS

(pecial to The Dally News.)
Vancouver, June 29.—The Mu-

another game

 

 

tual Life Insurance Company has
secured an order for the clothes
of the late W. R. Arnold, which
were impounded by the Supreme
Court. The company is contest-
ing the claim for $50,000 insur-
ance, alleging suicide by the late
Trust manager. Arn-
at death
Other

also

Dominion
total
amounted te $455,500.

old's insurance
in-
surance companies are re-
fusing payment.

MARKET SYLAW.

 

The bylaw regulating the City
Market was read last night at the

Couneil meeting. It has been de-

cided to pay the manager $100 per

month, and to ecolleet 7 41-2 per

cent commission on all produce
sent in to be sold.
——~

crowd to
is a reason..

Self’s
Next
102tf

Follow the
Cafe. There
Majestic Theatre.

 

Albert Rooms

2nd Avenue————
Close to the Westholme Theatre

 

CENTRALLY LOCATED
STRICTLY MODERN
RENTS REASONABLE
Weekly or Monthly by Aovengement

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

 

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Massage, Packs, and hair
Bleaching and Dyeing.

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