w
1:
i
I
F.Ince
RupciJ
Doily
Mews
Wfiint-.'-ilay.
Augiiht
'i,
ldbl
Tribe
Still
Holds
Lead
Mawhmney
in
Championship
Crime
Increases
In
England,
Wale!
LONDON
(CP)
More
crimes
of
violence
were
committed
In
England
and
Wales
last
year
than
OTTAWA
9
Bill
Mawhinney
4
at
any
time
since
1939,
It
Is
!
of
Vancouver,
def
endina
champ-
v.tt
shown
In
a
newly-issued
govern-
ion,
defeated
Allan
Boes
of
Wln-ment
Blue
Book.
.
nipeg,
three
and
two
today
In
The
report
lists
a
total
of
6249
j
the
third
round
of
the
Canadian
such
cases
in
a
survey
of
crime
!
Amateur
Golf
championship,
statistics
for
1950.
Of
these
125;
Vancouver,
de-
involved
children
between
the
,,jla,,
,-.,,11,,,.,
Mt,i
-
-
-
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Cleveland',
standout
pitching
staff
continued
to
keep
the
Indiana
on
top
of
the
American
Leasue
s
L
u.
wynn,
with
the
help
of
Bob
Kennedy
seventh
Inning
home
lun
hurled
the
Tribe
to
a
1-0
triumph
In
last
night'i
game
against
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
The
vi'-tory
enabled
the
Indians
to
retain
their
one-game
margin
eer
the
New
York
Yankees
who
outlasted
the
St.
Louis
E
owns
7-5
In
ten.
Innings.
Yankees
took
nilvama
r,t
tu.
.faitiiartnt
h
o
publliheo
or
dlipf
eyed
by
(he
Liquor
ages
of
eight
and
14,
while
another
536
were
In
the
14-21
age
group.
"Juveniles
up
to
14
years
were
one
up
at
the
nineteenth.
Walter
McElroy,
Vancouver,
defeated
John
Cordukes,
Ottawa,
five
and
four.
also
the
greatest
offenders
for
BASEBALL
pU,L0.
Brazil
A
t
Mi
built
here
:r's,jst.
It
lci
UK
con-
','bv
a
li'i""'1'
,rV
flrm
,,w
y.,rk
a-.si.svri
by
Hra-ns.iiir.il
iiM.-T.s.
breaking
and
entering
with
more
than
7000
arrests.
Next
to
the
flogging
and
subsequently
were
age
group
over
30,
tney
weie
convicted
cf
other
-.:
"of
v
o-
also
listed
as
the
most
frequent
lence.
four
were
hanKd
for
lawbreakers
Involving
larceny.
murder
and
two
convicted
of
Xhree
walks
Issued
by
Tommy
Western
International
League
!
B'rne,
former
team-mate.
The
Vancouver
5-6,
Taeoma
0-5
1
Bruwn
had
deadlocked
the
(Other
games
postponed
ac-
g5me
in
the
e'Bhth
inning
with
count
of
raini
three
runs.
Ml'RDERS
,
attempted
murder.
More
than
half
the
offenders
RESENT
CREDIT
ESTRICTIONS
Pacific
Coast
Lrapue
.
'
D,
W'ar-crwelling
Pittsburgh
Pirates,
,.i,i.V,.
ail
...h,..i,,i..rf
....
...
.
behind
.hntmt
....
...i.uu.uu
game
rumt'O.
Out
,
it
,
.
0
.a
s
.
t
Howie
Po
et.
ftnallv
en
nHoH
ii
d
I
iwVE
MADE
'
,wew
York
Giants'
16-game
win
in-
ltTi
'
who
committed
4iil,435
indictable
offences
during
the
year
escaped
punishment,
but
116,021
1
were
oonvlvted
j
The
authorities
Investigated
In
I
all
122
murders.
Thirty-eight
of
I
the
suspects
committed
suicide
I
before
thev
could
be
arrested,
I
iiinjj
sl.-eak
with
a
2-0
decision
0HH
Q.
PUBLIC
COHOMY-MINDED
Trout
Derby
Arouses
Over
in
Brooklyn,
the
DoUkcis
idefeated
Cincinnati
Reds
3-1,
as
,
Uuke
Snider
drove
in
all
of
the
i
Brook's
runs
with
a
single
and
a
two-
un
homer.
The
virin
kslDIK
think
Fns
WILLINGDON
CHAMPIONS
The
Ontario
team
won
the
Willingdon
Cup
at
the
Royal
Ottawa
Oolf
Club
with
a
team
score
of
585,
18
strokes
a
lead
of
the
runner-up
British
Columbia
four-soinv.
The
victory
was
the
12th
for
Ontario
in
the
19
times
the
event
has
been
a
36-hole.
medal-play
affair.
Left
to
ri&'ht,.
with
individual
sco
es
bracketed,
are:
Don
Varey
of
Brantford
H56i;
Gtrry
Kjs-elring,
Kltbhener
(142);
Phil
lail
y,
Toronto
(149.;
and
Nick
Weslock
of
Windsor,
low
man
am
:ng
the
32
players
with
141.
(CP
PHOTO
1
US
111
WSi
A
(Ml:
Keen
Interest
enabled
the
Dodgers
to
Increase
their
National
League
lead
over
New
York
to
six
eames.
ki
I
tnqirsn
ruiv-n
while
24
were
convicted.
Of
this
number,
14
were
executed,
eight
sentences
were
commuted
ar.-l
two
were
certified
insane.
Sl'ICIDES
Suicides
In
1950
totalled
4324
with
nearly
twice
as
many
men
as
women
involved.
The
report
American
Car
Prize
Down
Under
disclosed
that
more
men
of
eo
Keen
interest
has
been
shown
?y
ty
Sn:
Yrkeperar'?
And
Mr
Doumont
announces
Sox
beat
Washington
Senatois
that
another
biKi;er
and
better
In
the
t.m,
a
.,1
them.
A
total
of-
2.600
will
be
car
in
Ipss
than
tan
vpar
owmt
Years
and
over
committed
sui
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Cauatliun
Press
Currrspontfent
mads
available
to
persons
who
at
eost
orice.
less
denreciation.
clde
than
any
other
age
group.
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
f,
Cars
'
''""y
U3e
back
roads-
wi
P-
1
If
silcll
a
car
is
sold
by
the
I
It
also
disclosed
that
offend-
New
Consul
display
I
,v,i-
,!
pi
Ire
III
llll'lr
(.rid
,Cfcus'r.i
per
mile
Sm.iII
down
payment
ataii.ibU'
k
Parker
Ltd
li-HllNAItCII
WlAl.lltS
:""ini'!
Ru;r.Tt,
B
C.
derby
will
be
held
following
this
Hay
Coleman
doubled
with
two
'
.
8
thrTwor
road,
original
purchaser,
the
new
own-
era
given
corporal
punishment
.
.
.,vL,
nlc
nu
ninux
aim
eaueriv
p
i
muct
nu..
i,,oiif..
f,.-
i...
iur
ttuis
or
vioiexiuc
wounu
uo
one.
He
calls
it
the
keena
out
to
score
Nelson
Fox
with
the
River
Derby,
and
any
fish
caught
deciding
run.
n
The
Bkeena
by
Rod
St
Gun
Turk
Lown's
four-hit
pitchink
sought
in
New
Zealand
that
3,000
B"ys
must
be
essential
users,
1.
I
with
worse
records
than
those
to
be
8Uch
as
back-country
farmers.
Purchase
and
Is
also
barred
from
imported
this
year
are
(
receiving
other
forms
0,
piin)s;1.
bein'j
rationed
out
to
essential
j
co,lnty
engineers,
employees
In
selling
again
in
less
than
the
,
ment.
Of
224
cases
who
were
us
ts
under
extremely
strict
con-
public
util'ty
services,
doctors,
I
unexpired
balance
of
the
original
1
flogged,
52
per
cent
after
being
ditioni.
veterinary
surgeons,
clergymen,
I
tvn
vpa,..
fj,rm
ot
mr
tha
no.
(released
from
prison
committed
Club
members
will
be
eligible.
Remember,
says
M.
Doumont,
the
trout
derby
ends
midnight,
.September
3.
Rave
the
Chicago
cubs
a
1-0
verdict
over
the
Pr-aves
at
Boston,
and
he
had
the
pleasure
of
scoring
the
only
run.
Another
fine
nitch,n
rwr-
Owing
to
the
dollar
shortage.
I
S,0CK
and
nation
agents,
meat
other
crimes.
Against
this,
55
price
plus
depreciation.
ner
renl.
r.f
l.hnsi
nnt
flnwpfi
scarcely
any
North
American
:
dalry'
sawrniU
and
mining
execu-enrs
have
Iwen
importer!
in
re-
i
tive-
and
commercial
travellers
New
cars
are
so
scarce
in
New
remained
on
the
right
side
of
formance
was
dished
out
in
Philadelphia
as
Max
Lanier
!cenl
years-
When
the
govern-
'
smuiar
occupations.
;
eaiana
mat
mose
less
man
two
the
law.
But
of
the
66
who
escaped
DI0
&
APPLIANCE
ALES
&
SERVICE
j
blanked
the
Phillies
2-0.
Iment
aecltl,a
to
make
doUars
j
,
1116
'emanung
wu
are
ior
taxi-
;
years
old,
of
any
make,
can
be
avanuoie
ior
j.uuo
cars
this
year,
1
"
"'7
,,a"
sold
at
hundreds
of
dollars
above
t.
stntoH
euro
h,.,iH
k
ib
.
hew
car
since
1945
thev
onalifv.
cs
AM)
11.WTRU'
iiAvr.rs
tWentV
Vean
aOO
'
lhat
black
market
mg;for
imports
onlyin
exception-new"car
Prl
ev
they
iriuj
juaii
"i''
I
took
place.
al
circumstances.
have
covered
20.000
miles
or
ICIFIC
ELECTRIC
rhuiir
lilur
!I!I2
AAcGovern
Ends
Bout
in
First
Round
Kockout
LONDON
O
Tommy
McGov-ern
took
exactly
45
seconds
tonight
to
win
British
lightweight
ih.impifinshlp.
scoring
first
round
k
n
oc
k
0
u
t
over
Billy
Thompson.
Both
weighed
134
pounds.
The
45
seconds
included
the
count.
in
SPORT
Conditions
under
which
the
'
MUST
SIGN
CONTRACT
jmoitt.
Pre-war
North
American
cars
will
be
alloted
ensure
they
'
j
Each
purchaser
must
sign
a
'
car
stl"
Dring
about
their
orlg-go
to
those
most
in
need
of
covenant
not
to
dispose
of
the
'
inal
purchase
price.
The
South
African
arrdvark
August
29,
1931
!
ferences?
Well,
said
one
census
THEY
QIERY
CENSUS
(Continued
from
page
1)
Is
the
only
species
of
ant-eater
The
Prince
Rupert
ivpresenta-
'
official,
some
municipalities,
1
taking
pride
In
their
growth,
are
tive
football
team
at
Anyox
was
which
has
teeth.
1
.-
-
.
!
17.942,
up
slightly
from
17.132
In
'
inclined
tv
embellish
the
lipuics
j
1941.
Ml.
Vldler
said
figures
lightly.
compiled
by
his
own
department
'
Mind
you,
the
bureau
is
not
;
i
showed
the
city's
population
as
saying
that
about
St.
Thomas.
l
JT
THE
BtT
I
I
?3J
QUALITY
W
1
PRINTING
Start
Friday
Soft
Ball
Finals
well
beaten
by
a
score
of
5-1
in
the
second
of
the
two-game
series.
In
city
tennis
tournament
Jos-lln
beat
Ilorton
6-3.
6-2;
Tobey
(Ji
I
beat
Norrington
8-2,
6-4
and
Mrs.
Shadw
ell
and
McMordie
won
from
Miss
I.
Mitchell
and
Cun
ie
6-2,
3-6,
and
6-2.
j
H-
007,
which
is
1,965
higher
than
Bui
it
emphasized
that
before-
j
the
census
figure.
any
totals
are
issued
"even
on
a
Ai,
ii
o.'"-l'
",V'li.--.
I
I
ronaering
vni
situation,
the
picuimuaiy
oasis,
mey
are
Softball
fans
and
players
are
b'urcau
said
in
a
polite
statement
.
compared
with
"many
existing
looking
forward
to
the
start
.f
that
St.
Thomas'
figures
will
be
records."
the
playoff
series
on
Friday
eve-
Investigated.
The
preliminary
Iniach
enumerated
area,
for
ning
when
the
Firemen
and
Ru-
census
figures
are
always
subject
example,
the
totals
are
checked
pert
Radio
meet
in
the
first
t
j.
icision;
or.
!
of
the
reasons
against
thv
"list
of
voters
corn-
4
:
v.
t
:
....
:
(
'v''
(
V
.
X
-'
I!
1
-
v.
b
V
'1''i-.'i
i.
t
SU-
L
V.I
i
'I.
.
'
I'
v
:
J
1.
J
st
,.1,
i
-.4..f.
-
"-
v
;
t
1
..
j
.....
t
Jt
1
'
1
v
i'
1
;
t
.
.T
v
dftsmanship
game
of
a
best
of
seven
series.
!
lor
issuing
them
is
to
try
to
lo-
piled
in
1949.
"which
represents
With
the
end
of
the
season
in
J
-at
persons
who
may
have
been
an
actual
listing
of
names."
Type...
Ight,
play
has
become
much
i
nnuea
m
uie
June
census
count.
'.
The
totai
number
of
voters
is
Improved
all
round,
and
player.s
expect
to
be
at
their
peak
v
hen
the
series
begins.
Let
Us
Solve
Printing
Problems
PHONK
J:!4
In
a
friendly
match
between
boat
arrival
and
sailing.
Co.
S
P.
McMordie
played
A.
S.
Milne,
former
Davis
Cup
playvr
and
a
veteran
tennis
expert.
Milne
was
leading
5-3
when
the
visitor
had
to
leave
to
catch
the
boat.
Having
qualified
from
here,
William
Brass,
Alex
Wyfo.
Ben
Vakte
and
E
A.
Smith
leave
for
Montreal
where
they
will
com-x'te
In
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Dominion
rifle
shoot
open
t:
employ
ves
of
the
national
railway.
BRAZIL
TRADE
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
(CP)
Figures
published
.
here
recently
show
Brazil
has
a
.favorable
world
trade
balance
of
$2(i,000,-000
for
the
first
six
months
of
h
Printinn
Co.
Remember
When
(kl-.lulVJ
,
f5&.fi
J
By
Appointmna
t'St'iwl
uJZvL'
5
liin
l)iiiliers
Pfl
iKT'
fl.
H.M.
kilif
Geor,.
VI'
S,'v.l
n
a
A
1
Tanqueray.Gordon&Co.Lul.
flncxnnfeitei&S?
dui
uie
oureau
ueienas
us
increased
by
50
percent
to
cover
18
000
census-takers
to
the
hilt,
others
in
the
area
of
a
non-fn
its
St.
Thomas
statement
the
vcUng
as,-
This
total
is
coro-bureuu
recalled
that
in
previous
parMj
witn
the
census
total,
counts
municipal
authorities.
"On
this
basis,"
said
the
bur-have
brought
forward
totals
dif-
e:,u,
"the
estimated
total
for
St
u'tent
to
tho.se
obtained
by
the
Thomas
was
18.308
and
the
cen-census
enumerators.
!
su?
total
was
17.942."
"8
,me
municipalities
produced
The
census
figure
likely
will
lists
of
people
who
believe
they
movs
even
closer
to
the
18.30
were
missed."
It
said.
"All
such
figure
when
the
final
figures
are
cases
were
investigated.
In
al-
released
next
November
or
De-.no;t
all
Instances,
the
persons
ccmbei,
the
bureau
said.
The
jn
a
list
of
having
been
missed,
linal
estimate
likely,
will
jump
were
lound
Included
In
the
cen-
"by
possibly
a
few
hundred"
to
su'-
records."
;
include
those
away
rrom
their
CHKC'K
MANY
LISTS
homes
at
the
time
the
original
What's
the
reason
for
such
dif-
csnsus
was
made.
1-
KVSM.U
III.OCK
J
ww
The
seccr.d
women's
marathon
swim
was
staged
at
Toronto's
Canadian
National
Exhibition
22
jears
ago
today.
Martha
No.elius
of
New
York
splashed
home
in
front
over
Uie
10-mile
course
to
take
home
$13,000
in
prize
1951.
Leading
export
products
;
money.
Eihel
Hertle
of
Bronx.
were
coffee,
raw
cotton
and
j
N.Y..
won
the
first
marathon
Xo"r
cocoa.
1
women
the
previous
year.
f!EXT
TIME
YOU
ENTERTAIN
.
.
.
SERVE
iospitolitv
and
MODERN
PLUMBING
Is
a
wise
Investment,
In
terms
.it
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blua
846
PLUMBING
SaanicH
.
HEATING
Stands
Suptetnzl
Good
Food"
's
Our
First.
Aim
TANQUERAY,
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&
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H
fur
Orilcr.
'
the
largest
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distillers
In
the
world
1'u
'lake
Out
B8t
imodore
Cafe
Thi.'
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