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of
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Circulations
Thursday,
September
30.
1937.
EXPORT
TO
MANY
COUNTRIES
Canadian
lumber
is
being
exported
to
many
countries
of
the
world.
During
the
month
of
August
the
total
export
of
planks
and
boards
was
valued
at
nearly
four
and
a
half
million
dollars.
Of
this
United
Kingdom
took
over
two
and
a
quarter
million
and
United
States
over
one
and
a
quarter
million
dollars
worth.
Other
countries
taking
smaller
quantities
included
China,
Australia,
British
South
Africa,
New
Zealand,
Germany,
Fiji,
French
Oceania,
Peru,
Trinidad.
Included
in
the
exports
was
hemlock
valued
at
$200,000.
J
PASSING
OF
STATESMAN
Many
of
our
statesmen
we
always
look
upon
as
poli-l
ticians.
Hon.
Rodolphe
Lemieux,
whose
death
occurred1
Wednesday,
was
a
statesman.
The
outstanding
act
for!
which
he
will
be
remembered
is
the
welf
known
Lemieux!
Act
which
provided
for
a
conciliation
board
for
the
settle-!
ment
of
industrial
disputes.
Many
a
strike
has
been
prevented
through
application
of
the
measure
by
establishing!
a
court
of
arbitration.
It
was
one
of
the
outstanding
contributions
of
French
Canada
to
legislation
on
the
statute
books.
THE
SUICIDE
SQUAD
'
Possibly
one
of
the
most
outstanding
acts
of
the
Chinese
forces
during
the
present
war
was
the
formation
of
the
"suicide
squad"
this
week
to
try
to
blow
up
the
Japanese
flagship.
Whether
they
succeeded
or
not
they
were
most
certainly
doomed
to
die.
They
gave
their
lives
for
the
cause
they
had
at
heart.
They
failed
of
their
purpose
butrthe
story
of
their
heroism
lives.
,
NEW
RUILDINC
NEEDED;
A
new
building
is
needed
to
house
the
museum
col
lection.
At
present
the
tinner
stnrpv
nf
tVio
T.lLvn
use
but
it
is
too
small
for
the
purpose
and
it
is
not
fire-
prooi.
a
concrete
building
would
be
absolutely
firnnrnnf.
Ifilocated
in
the
park
where
the
totetn
poles
are
located,
it
would
be
visited
by
a
great
many
more
people
than
at
preseni.
The
collection
of
totems
here
is
one
of
the
most
valuable
on
the
coast.
Offers
have
recently
been
made
for
Naas
River
poles
as
high
as
six
hundred
dollars
for
one
but
totems
are
not
allowed
to
be
sold
outside
of
Canada.
.
.
.
mi
lit
it
1
J
lie
iirst
tning
tne
tourists
look
tor
is
the
totems.
Visi
tors
to
the
Fraser
Street
park.would
all
visit
the
museum
if
it
were
located
there
and
thus
the
income
of
the
museum
would
be
increased.
CENTRE
TO
OPEN
SOON
!
Physical
Education
and
Recrea
tional
Activities
netting
Under
Way
Next
W
eek
The
Department
of
Recreation
and
Physical
Education
gymnasium
at
Prince
Rupert
will
com.
mence
the
winter
program
on
Monday
next
Theactivities
will
be
Danish
fundamental
gymnastics,
games,
tumbling,
vaulting,
parallel
bars,
horizontal
bars,
rings,
rope
climbing,
hand
balancing,
wrestling,
boxing,
weight-lifting,
together
with
social
activities
dl
amatic
art.
The
tentative
schedule
is
as
follows:
Mondays
and
Thursdays
Young
men,
7:30
p.m.
to
9:30
p;
m.
business
men,
9:30
to
10:30
p.m.
I
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
Girls,
!?:30
p.m.
to
9:30
p.m.;
women,
9:30
p.m.
to
10:30
p.m.
Wednesday
Wrestling,
boxing,
;
weight-lifting,
7:00
p.m.
to
9:00
i
p.m.
i
Any
person
16
years
and
ovei
is
eligible
for
membership.
Goodwill,
comradeship,
keenness
o
keep
fit,
willingness
to
turn
ou'
for
training
regularly
and
cooperation
towards
fellow
mem-
.bens
and
instructors
are
the
only
'requirements.
The
results
of
training
may.
be
I
a
strong1
heaJthy
physique,
a
happy
and
courageous
otlook
on
the
world
and
a
sound
mind
in
a
,
sound
body.
PUCK
STAR
RELEASED
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
For
eleven
years
a
dominating
'
f
it
p..
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Sepi
.
NEW
YORK
IS
CLOSE
T0CINCH
On
More
Victory
for
Giants
ur
One
More
Defeat
for
Cubs
Will
Settle
1937
Pennant
NEW
YORK,
Sept
30:
CP-New
York
Giants
need
only
to
win
one
more
game
ami
tne
tlonal
League
pennant
for
1937
will
be
theirs
as
well
as
the
right
to
meet
ieet
New
New
York
York
Yankees,
Yankees,
win
ner
the;
win-
of
Ihe
American
League
in
Cfori
MnriTl
NOW
Oldll
ITIUI
111
11UYV
de-
World
Series.
One
more
fW
for
th
Phirniro
Cub
woulo
"
have
the
same
effect.
The
Giant
.
...
in
11..
darkness)
Boston.
.3-7:
Washington,
1-1.
Cleveland,
5-0;
Chicago,
4-1.
Detroit,
6;
St.
Louis,
7.
force
in
the
New
York
Rangers
:-
National
Hockey
League
club,
er
than
to
act
as
coach
at
a
sal
Ching
Johnson
asked
for
and
was
ary
almost
as
large
as
he
re
4f
SAN
DIEGO
'Plan
Welcome
WINS
FIRST
For
Endeavour
Defeated
Portland
I
to
3
In
Opener
ft
Pacific
Coast
In
East;
Seeing
spilt
a
double-header
wun
n
it
.
T
11
Phillies
at
Philadelphia
yesterda.v
Ul
117
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Dull
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while
the
Cubs
were
blanking
the
Reds
at
Cincinnati.
"
In
the
American
League
yester-
stan
Morin,
now
in
the
East
day
the
New
York
Yankees
and
wfth
Lawrence
Kubley
of
Ketchi-the
Philadelphia
AlhleH.cs
di-
kan
to
attend
the
World
Series,
ided
a
double-header
at
Yankee
writea
'
home
telling
of
already
Stadium.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
seeinir
three
National
League
took
both
ends
of
a
double
bill
games
including
one
between
from
the
Washington
Senators
at
Xew
Washington
and
moved
into
cafro
Louis
79
Boston
....,,.75
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(Philadelphia
CO
Cincinnati
5C
I
American
League
I
New
York
100
50
(Detroit
80
-
Chicago
83
Boston
78
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ana,
i&
80
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CO
G9
71
77
least
another
year
of
active
play-
a
playing
berth
with
New
York
Philadelphia
51
95
ing,
Johnson
chose
release
rath-
Americans.
St.
Louis
,
46
103
the
Baseball
Standings
given
his
unconditional
release,
ceived
as
a
player
last
season.
He
Cleveland
Believing
that
he
is
good
for
at
is
understood
to
be
dickering
for
Washington
71
55
no
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70
73
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a?i
(pi
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Flotilla
of
Vessels
Golnr;
Qut
to'
Meet
British
Raring
Yacht
.
League
Play-otis
.
;
LONDON,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
A;
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DIEGO,
Sept.
30:
San
flotilla
of
welcoming
boats
will
go!
Diego
defeated
Portland
by
.1
out
to
m.'tt
the
British
racing
score
of
4
to
3
yesterday
In
the
sloop
Endeavour
1.
wnicn
is
ap-first
game
of
the
play-off
series
preaching
the
Irish'
coast
after
for
the
Pacific
Coast
League
having
been
missing
for
a
couple
hnliali
championship.
It
was
a
of
weeks
In
the-
Atlantic'
Ocean.
ten
inning
game.
I
Five
hundred
miles
behind,
the
j
yacht
Viva,
from
which
the
En-
deavour
I.
broke
away
In
a
storm,
'
Is
following
the
Endeavour
I.
Seven
Teams
In
Ladies'
Bowling
Play
to
Start
Next
Tuesday
Names
of
Clubs
and
Captains
The
Ladles'
Bowling
League
will
open
next
Tuesday
even-
'lng.
Sevvn
teams
are
already
en-
York
Giants
and
the
Chl-'tcred
and
one
more
Is
expected
to
Cubs.
He
had
yet
to
see
abe
In
the
running
Hie
teams
M
fourth
place
ahead
of
the
Cleve-
home
:
un
ami
supjKed
he
would
1
far
entered
with
their
captains
are
1
1
1.
J!
1
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1
double
,1
.
.
1
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1
1
.
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land
Indians
who
shared
a
have
to
see
the
.New
York
Yan-
header
with
the
Chicago
White
kees
in
action
to
do
that.
He
ex-Sox,
pressed
disappointment
at
the
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
brand
of
ball
put
up
by
Ihe
.,
,
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
x.
T
J"
National
League
New
York.
G-5;
Philadelphia,
3-6
(second'
game
called
in
eighth
on
account
of
darkness).
St.
Lotfis.
5;
Pittsburg,
7.
Chicago,
3;
'Cincinnati,
0.
i
National
League
Brook'jTirBoston.
postponed.
yew
York
92
American
League
??
Philadelphia
4-3:
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York.
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seventh
inning
on
account
of
as
follows:
Annette's
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dickens
Jr.
Blue
Bird.'?
Mrs.
R.
J.
Keron.
Big
Sisters
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dickens
sr
Our
Gang
Mrs.
Floyd
Smith:
(Rangers
Mrs.
Harold
Raybone,
Knox
Hotel
Mrs.
Jack
West.
Merchantettes
Mrs.
Madhlll.
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