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"Hypocrisy"
in
Divorce
Law
Video
to
Find
Sub
W
5
Pin
League
Is
Organized
Further
registration
of
a
few
teams
for
the
JVUn's
Five-Pir.
mit
adultery.'
Other
nations
j
ing
valid
in
others."
A
have
seen
this
problem;
some
Should
federal
legislation
bei
h
ive
dealt
with
it
one
way,
denied,
the
British
Columbia-.
;
Cxi
hora
in
nnlVior
TVi
to
!oorln
1
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rrt
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ac
n
A
luma
taa
norm
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cenain
unionunaie
consequen-
legislation
to
empower
the
leg-
LONDON
Underwater
tele-
Bowling
League
is
still
being
awaitea
although
organization
oi
vision
mat
t
fir,
t,S,
.Zl,T
V
,
,
Z.
ces
wnn-
marriages
Deing
ais-
lsiaiures
or
tne
provinces
to
en-
kh
si.hmTrin.
Affrau
Vi
"
"v;"u
1UI
"-"ree
years
solved
in
one
place,
yet
remain-1
act
divorce
legislation.
the
league
got
under
way
last
week-end
when
8.
G.
Furk
wa-i
A,
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...
"iin.li
mcut
wnnuut
Udliac,
HUtliy
BIIQ
in-
down
in
the
Channel
April
16
curable
insanity
requiring
care
with
her
75-man
crew,
the
ad-land
treatment
for
five
years,
miralty
announced
tonlaht.
.
was
advocated
by
the
British'
This
Is
believed
to
be
the
first!
Columbia
sub-section
on
the
ad-time
that
underwater
television
ministration
of
civil
justice.
The
retuned
to
the
chair
as
president.
Other
new
officers
electeJ
were
H.
Wlr.dt,
secretary,
and
H.
:
Hampton,
treasurer.
has
been
used
sub-section
epori,ed
to
ihe
civil
X
nebular
league
play,
it
was
de
cided,
would
begin
Monday,
Sep
tember
24,
and
a
schedule
will
be
published
soon.
It
was
decided
there
would
bt
The
Affray
sank
because
of
a
defect
in
her
snorkel
underwater
breathing
apparatus.
She
wa-s
found
258
feet
down,
June
14.
after
a
widespread
search
by
ships
and
planes.
The
Admiralty
said
portable
television
equipment,
similar
to
that
used
for
outside
broadcasting,
was
used.
Ho
leeway
for
late
players
this
year
and
that,
whenever
a
team
justice
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Association.
This
extension
of
divorce
grounds
would
be
for
those
provinces
wanting
it,
the
report
stressed.
While
expressing
respect
for
the
personal
convictions
of
M.P.'s
who
oppose
extension
of
the
grounds
for
divorce,
the
report
deplored
"the
disrespect
Into
which,
our
courts
jr
,MI
,
.
i
i
mmmM
fails
to
make
the
schedule,
o
a
Jkk
dvftlMMni
b
not
publlthod
or
dhplvd
by
Uquor
member
fails
his
team,
full
fees
will
be
collected
anyway,
unless
advance
notification
of
absence
In
June,
viewer
in
the
can
Is
given.
HP1'
Mi--
tain's
cabin
of
the
salvage
ship
j
are
being
placed
by
the
hypoc
Season
will
be
shortened
tills
neciaim
saw
various
pans
oi
tne
;
risy
of
the
present
law."
year,
it
was
also
decided.
Two
lections
of
11
weeks
will
?ie
f
lay
Aiiray
coming
into
view
on
the
t
nnouncemen
screen.
ed
Instead
of
thiee
sections;
In
played
last
year.
The
report
continued:
"Judges
are
required
to
grant
divorces'
upon
pvlnn"p
whih
i
usually
unchallenged
and
which
prima
facie
shows
adultery,
but
which
is
all
too
often
prepared
especially
for
the
purpose
of
securing
a
divorce.
The
moral
law,
'tho.
shalt
not
commit
adultery,'
has
become,
'for
divorce,
corn-
f
1
iE
i
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7
-
...
twenty
years
ago
in
SPORT
"The
climax
was
when
they
rtad
tiie
name
Aiiray
on
tne
screen,"
the
Admiralty
said.
"Some
two
hours
later
divers
were
able
to
identify
the
submarine
by
normal
methods."
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
J
CV,
S.
J.
GILLIS,
D.S.C.,
R.
Cp.,
-
Chiropodist-Foot
Specialist
of
1407
West
Broadway,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
Will
Practice
at
SAVOY
HOTEL
Week
Sept.
19th
to
26th
only
Telephone
For
Appointment
'The
Salvation
Army
not
only
honors
reiinion,
it
sets
forth
'if
ht
Prill
naKi
in
trua
inrnmnn
English
League,
Div.
I
K':
'V
;;.VER
SET
FOR
SWIMMER-Winnie
Roach
Leuszler
receives
a
silver
tea
set
Irom
Toronto's
yor
Hiram
McCallum
In
recognition
of
her
feat
of
becoming
the
first
Canadian
to
swim
the
-Hah
Channel.
The
city,
bolstered
by
resident
of
tuburban
North
York,
nw
wtnni.
n..
StokeCityl,
Charlton
Athletic
j
walks
tl
life,
and
that
Is
what
2-
the
world
nesds
not,
more
re-
Division
II
ligion,
but
more
righteousness
Cardiff
City
1,
Sheffield
Unit-
among
men."
ed
1
(tie).
I
Sir
Clifton
Love,
Australia
(H)
A
h
her
family,
gave
her
a
colorful
reception.
Called
upon
to
make
n
sn.wh
f.
rut,,
ui.
t
K
-!
,
I-
J
ji.
sjid
she
would
rather
swim
the
Channel
again.
Vancouver's
Jimmy
McLarnin
regained
the
world's
welterweight
boxing
title
at
New
York
17
yea:-s
ago
by
winning
a
spilt
decision
over
Barney
Ross,
who
had
taken
the
title
from
McLarnin
four
months
previously.
In
a
third
meeting
-In
1935
Ross
won
on
points.
Detroit
Tigers
set
a
major-league
record
of
at
least
one
home
run
in
15
straight
games,
11
years
ago.
They
ran
it
to
1(1
games
before
being
halted
by
Cleveland
Indians
two
days
later.
In
the
continuous
barrage
Hank
Greenberg
homered
in
12
of
the
13
games.
(CP
PHOTO)
3S
Indian
Team
f!'.
Silver
Tip
is
Shipping
Ore
TEWArt
At
Home
and
Abroad
v&Ii
t
Now
Working
in
the
v.
mr
vv
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9
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n.
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STEWART
Although
not
readv
NEWS
for
the
shipment
of
ore,
the
In-
STEWART
The
tractor
road
1
ular'
Min.
tram
to
Piemler
is
from
the
Bin
Missouri
to
the
operating,
in
so
fa,-
as
transport
Silver
Tip
mine
is
now
complete!
lnk
supplies
and
men
to
the
pro
"
Front
Lines
of
Froedom
"
.
"The:-e
is
one
Army
I
would
nit
disarm,
one
Army
for
which
I
would
vote
more
officers,
more
Zurowskl.
while
travelling
arid
the
comoany
Is
making
ar-1
P,irly
is
concerned
It
is
antici-
lar.gements
for
the
shipment
of
Pated
that
it
will
be
several
two
companions,
Teague
men,
and
more
expenditure.
ore
from
the
uroncrtv
W.
B
rv''k"
Deiort.
tr.
mine
will
swine
thm
ii
Th
i!.i,.i.
i
fee
and
Arthur
Cameron,
in
adjoining
the
Marmot
1
ooth,
local
manager
of
the
com-1
lnt0
production.
David
Lljyd
G
or"
pany,
states
that
he
hopes
to
be
-:
lid
one
hundi'jd
feet
a
Wader
and
sustained
"
position
to
ship
at
least
abrasions
und
injured
his
twenty
tons
of
ore
t-'fore
winter
I
timxt
(Maim
93V
5.
3
!
Hp
previously
sustained
a
closes
in.
ill
.placement
of
one
of
the
'
Clamond
drilling
results
have!
tvilh
the
'f
vertebra.-
and
It
Is
thought
been
good
and
the
future
of
the'
(his
accident
may
have
property,
from
the
Information'
1
'Sir
d
a
recurrence.
He
is
able
obtained,
seems
vry
satisfactory.
ar
mr.d
i
the
injury
would
A
moderate
estimate
of
the
ore
if
10
be
slight.
.
to
be
shipped
is
that
It
will
run
I
1
better
than
$150
to
the
ton.
:
and
Mrs.
B.
O.
Erickson
Oeorgj
Winkler,
consulting-
f.!r.
Encksim's
partner,
Low-
Reologlat,
left
for
the
south
on
$
Hicks,
left
on
Monday
for
Monday.
Nell
McGilllvray,
pre-
homes
in
Seattle.
During
cident
of
ths
company,
is1
still
at
lr-
f
brief
stay
in
the
district
me
m'"-
i
'ivi
red
quit?
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lot
of
ground
I
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the
Royal
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Engineers
are
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...
defence.
Working
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time
to
build
up
our
defences,
one
of
Canada's
most
urpent
needs
is
more
men
for
the
Active
Force.
This
fast
growing
Army
of
ours
need
men
with
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lo
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interest
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arrange-
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an
examination,
can;
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at
this
time
Mr.
Erlck-
return
shortly
to
show
j
f'H
Sineers
river
the
property.
f
da),
September
skies
were
f
it
and
a
gentle
drizzle
had
'
t'
need
acrcimpanied
by
some
j
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sums
point
to
the
fall
rains.
'my
Bailey
left
for
the
(in
the
Camosun
Monriav.
LORD
CALfERT
iji
ot
sure
whether
he
will
be
P
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he
district
nirnln
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at
he
say.
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to
trv
anywhtrt,
1.
B
17
to
40
(trodMinen
to
45fc
3.
Meet
Army
requirements
4.
Married
men
will
be
accepted.
D
Gale
of
.Premier
left
on
Imosim
Monday
to
Join
his
i-
at
Ocean
Falls.
He
ex-':
into
the
Nelson
dis-fii
the
near
future
at
Kast
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