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It
is
interesting
to
note
the
different
reactions
to
the
international
news
that
comes
from
Europe.
While
some'
people
give
every
evidence
of
pleasure
at
the
possibility
ui
j
j&euieroeni
oi
tne
budeten
question
without
actual
fighting,
there
are
a
great
many
Avho
feel
that
-Hitler
will
never
be
satisfied
until
he
is
stonoed
bv
force
and
that
thP
best
time
to
stop
him
is
right
now.
The
assumption
seems-lo
be
that
war
is
inevitable
sooner
or
later.
j
We
feel
that
a
war
such
as
that
which
threatened
is
too!
big
a
thing
for
people
to
enter
upon
if
there
is
any
pos-,
nible
way
of
escape.
In
the
meantime
something
may!
happen
to
Hitler
or
something
may
happen
in
Germany!
-which
may
cause
a
different
outlook
on
the
part
of
that1
country.
At
any
rate
it
is
worth
Irvine.
In
that
we.aeree'
...
iL
m
i
i
wan
namDenam.
AFTER
HITLER
WHAT?
Toronto
Saturdav
niirht
tides
discusses
the
danger
of
regime,
built
upon
force
and
jneiuaieiy
ana
men
wnat
would
happen
While
it
is
possible
that
the
army
high
command
might
be
able
to
carry
on,
it
is
also
possible
that
it
might
not
and
that
the
country
would
break
up
into
numerous
factions
which
would
ne
a
clanger
to
the
rest
of
Europe.
By
keeping
the
Nazis
m
power
for
a
few
years
the
country
may
evolve
intoj
something
which
may
be
less
of
a
menace
to
Europe
either'
in
its
existence
or
us
collapse.
The
dangers
in
all
these
experimental
systems
-of
government
is
in
the
lack
of
permanence
of
the
system.
History
has
shown
that
there
is
no
permanence
in
.an
autocracy
not
matter
how
benevolent.
That
is
whv
t.bP
Cpv.
man,
the
Italian
and
the
Russian
systems
will
all
be
a
dan-'i
ger
ior
years
to
come.
So
tar
as
can
be
seen
the
Italian
government
is
the
only
one
that
has
made
provision
for
future
eventualities.
DRAMA
AND
I
COMEDY
TOO
'
"Yellow
Jack"
and
"Hide
Open;
!
.l
aces"
at
Capitol
Theatre
This
I
Mid-Week
I
.
"Yenow
Jack,"
a
dramatic
storv
of
medical
service
in
the
Spanish-
In
American
War,
and
"Wide
Open
"Brown
Faces,"
gleeful
Joe
E.
Brown
com-;who
edy,
are
the
features
of
a
mid-
with
week
double
bill
.program
.at
the
clty
Capitol
Theatre.
j
"Yellow
Jack."
starrine
Robert
A1,son
Montgomery
and
Virginia
Bruce,
relates
incidents
attendant
upon
a
commission
to
Cuba
after
the
Spanish-American
War
in
an
effort
to
halt
the
Inroads
of
yellow
fever.
Quaker
Oats
Trains
for
Hockey
Toronto
Maplt
Leaf
Star
rats
Quaker
Oats
to
build
Muscles
Strength
George
Parsons
mts
I
eat
Quaker
Oat
to
help
build
lasting
energy
and
strength."
Iliiinu-n,
too,
that
oatmeali
s
the
richest
thrifty
source
of
that
precious
health
and
nerve
food
"Thiamin"
(Vitamin
Bi).
Perfect
health
is
not
possible
without
it.
You
should
hare
Thiamin"
daily
became
it
is
not
stored
in
the
body.
QuaVer
Oats
contains
more
protein,
the
clement
that
builds
ruggedmuscIes.Thecarbohydrates
in
this
cereal
.give
"energy-drive".
And,
remember,
nly
Quaker
Oats
contains
healthful
Vitamin
D".
f
rriY
MORNIMC
WE
(AT
CREAMY
QUAKCR
OATS
TO
HELP
US
CROW
UP
BIO
AND
STRONG
LIKE
GEORGE
PARSOHS,
'
MOTHER
SAYt
QUAKER
OATS
:
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Thursday.
September
29,
1938.
!
.
.
REACTIONS
w
i
in
one
nf
its
Trnnt
nnw
nr.
destroying
Hitler.
The
Nazi
terrorism,
would
collapse
im-'
Heroism
of
a
little
band
of
men
who
dared
death
to
save
humanity
Is,
torn.
Romance
enters
the
picture
In
the
attraction
of
Robert
Mont-j
gomery
to
Virginia
Bruce,
one
of
two
nurses
taken
from
Washington!
to
Cuba.
Included
In
an
-important'
supporting
cast
are
such
well
known
actors
n
I
Rtnno
&nv
juevme,
uuaay
tosen,
nenry
O'Neill
and
Janet
Beecher.
"Wide
Open
Traces"
Joe
E."
Is
a
small
town
soda
Jerkeri
becomes
Involved
as
a
sleutlr
a
wholesale
invasion
of
big
gangsters.
Featured
in
the
supporting
cast
are
Lyda
Ttobertl,
"Eklpworth,
Jane
Wvman.i
uamara
Pepper,
Berton
Churchill
and
Sidney
Toller.
i
fciaSfled3
Try
y
ea
-
CUBS
MOVE
ill
I
II
L-r.
All
Take
Second
Game
of
Crucial
Series
and
Oust
Pittsburg
Pirates
:
From
Top
J
JIS:
Hartnett's
home
run
In
the
ninth
Inning
gave
Chicago
Cubs
a
six
to
five
victory,
over
Pittsburg
Pirates
,
in
the
recond
game
of
their
crucial
aY.
a
rir
n.vizrr
auu..i
""
5tKj:""
ening
shortly
before
the
beer
par
and,
as
a
result
the
Dodgers
went!
he
wa
Into
he
lead
w
th
a
half
a
game
wlfe
about
t
marein.
The
third
and
last
eame's
5
r
..
.
oi
the
series
is
being
played
today
and,
unless
the
Pirates
win.
thW
pennant
hopes
wiU
have
dimmlshed
,
wnsidera'bly.
a
.
a
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores'
were
as
follows:
'
National
League
PhilaSel;:hia
i,
BpstohS.
Pittsburg
5.
Chicago
6.
Cincinnati
7,
St.
Louis
8.
American
League
Washington
4,
New
York
1.
Boston
2,
Philadelphia
1.
Chicago
14,
Cleveland
11.
St.
Louis
0,
Detroit
12.
Young
People
j
Are
Organized
James
Bremner
t
Is
President
i
.
Of
n
,.
.
.
.
,
...
Presbyterian
Church
Organization
!
1
Th.
npiv
ni.ri
Vnno
rPo0v
c.tt
t
v,
OTf
o.
Ibvtfrian
rhtimh
hpirf
tt
firt
ular
meeting
on
Tuesday
in
the
ext
day
phoned
the
police
saying
of
a
social.
Business
was'
he
was
coming
in
as
he
heard
they
.-imorpiv
nt
a
rnnfirx.
n9f,.
Tt
,-'were
looking
for
him.
He
did
not
n
tow
m
5PRINE
Wnh
mrnM
W
.
decided
to
hold
a
Hallowe'n
party,
arrangements
for
which
were
left
in
the
hands
oi
a
committee.
At
a
previous
meeting
of
this
organiza-ition
the
following
officers'
were
elected:
Honorary
President
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston.
President,
James
Brenner.
Vice-President.
Betty
Wood.
Secretary,
Florence
Parker.
Treasurer.
Thomas
MivHn
The
newly
elected
officers
will
be
formally
Installed
at
the
eve-
service
on.
October
9.
.
and
m
m
tti
n
r
SILVER
its
i
w
v
mm
rWW
QualitY
B
I
Tim
'.I
AIIA.-
111
J
LATr,ll
l
I
M
It
fiat
been
said
that
the
most
permanent
thing
in
life
it
"change"
because
it
is
going
on
all
the
time.
Silver
Spring
Lager,
however,
Is
brewed
by
thc
same
time-tested
formula
and
it
has
thc
same
delicious
full-bodied
flavour
that
has
made
it
so
J
popular
popular
all
ll
through
through
thc
the
yean.
years.
Silver
-
-
--
KHI
H.TrmaVI
itW
VflT
R
WDtUK
II
I
SIM
CASE
IS
HEARD
Continued
Frdm
Page
One
and
came
home
about
9:30.
n
-v,if
ivir
toirt
.of
belne.
called
to
the
Sunberg
Apartment:
that
night
and
of
finding
a
nearly
extinguished
exwnguisnea
fire.
"c-
"
An
.
"
oil
druml
'alongside
was
blistered.
There
was
i
nothing
in
the
place
that
could.
fhave
caused
spontaneous
combus
a
tion.
oi
Constable
Stewart
told
of
meeting
Sim
downtown
that
ev-
:"ng
llv0"l
.?uP
.
'nliMeve
Sim
had
Intended
when
UiU
"I
ZZ
aefne.
imf
.
'
lu
""
V-
.
.
lMlfilHi.".v.
'Jnf(.n
Citr
crave
Pvl.
wnun
o
dence
that
he
had
been
drinking
that
evening,
drinking
rum
ancu
-
hlskey
and
beer,
starting
about)
iuw
u
wuv&,
j
1
1
it
ocvujiu
ijuiii
uu
acbbiui;
i
cream
and
went
lo
talk
to
his
wife,
j
to
certain
substances.
weU
Tcnow-about
a
divorce.
Vhen
he
got
to
ing
thaat
the
building
would
like-
the
apartment
everything
was
dark
and
he
got
no
answer
to
his
knock
at
the
door.
He
saw
the
woodshed
tloor
open
and
struck
a
match
to
'.see
his
way.
ile
went
in
and
sat
down
and
then
struck
a
match,
lit
a
cigarette
and
went
to
sleep
be-
side
the
oil
barrel.
He
was
awak-i
ened
ay
seeing
Mrs.
Sim
standing
.
'there
and
a
fire
burning.
He
Jump-iup
dazed
and
dashed
out.
He
did
'not
realize
what
it
was
all
aboutj
,'as
he
lelt
dizzy
and
shaky.
He
did!
...
.
.
.
c.
,
I
r
,noi
stay
oecause
ne
uau
oren
lojui
.
.
K
.
.
w.
UC
WUU1U
UC
JUfc
m
WiC
vau
came
around
there
and
Hfc
Wanted
!to
go
back
to
work.
He
stayed
that
night
.
In
Tin
Can
Alley
and
the
start
the
fire,
he
-said.
In
cross-examination
accused
said
that
Collier
lived
with
them
two
winters
before
he
and
his
wife
separated
and
did
not
contribute
anything
to
the
family
income.
M!.
Harvey
then
addressed
the
Jury
referring
to
the
conflicting
nature
of
the
evidence
and
the
fact
that
it
was
all
circumstantial.
There
was
no
direct
evidence
against
his
client.
He
was
not
called
on
to
explain
fiow
the
fire
was
llchted,
The,
nature
of
the
fire
indicated
It
might
have
been
kindled
irom
a
Customs
X
m
mi
Mb
k
m-
r
i
i.ii
'i
iimavv
mmr
Spring
fK
lii
On
Sale
Everywhere
'gX?
1
r
d"ed
U
l.a
-
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi.Britlah
Columbia
Itigarette
or
match
-thrown
flown,
Vi,-,
.
r,
fH.nilv
trm
'
tu
ut.
.
(Kora
nnth.
its
In?
ing
to
to
Indicate
indicate
he
ne
would
wouia
want
warn
to
ui
mmmit
noh
an
act
as
that
with
viih
.koo
yharooH
j
x.
Harvey
submitted
that
the
fire
mignt
nave
been
accident
and
.
,
that
it
might
even
have
been
.set
someone
else.
Sim's
actions
,,.
were
not
consistent
witn
tnose
o
guilty
person.
There
was
lack
motive.
A
police
officer
.had
eaid
that
Sim
was
not
one
lo
sho
vlciousness
or
criminal
tendency
when,
drunk.
Possibly
Collier
was
not
telling
the
truth.
L.
W
Patmore
said
he
did
not
Jhe
went
there
to
burn
down
tbe
Pa
but
probably
had
become
sore
wnen
denied
entrance
and
.
i
j
u.j
t-
ai
jmu
ueciuea
w
siijorc
mem
out.
who
else
but
Sim
could
have
Drc
pared
or
set
lhe
flret
Crown
coun
-
ei
suggested
Sim
was
guilty
of
ly
catch
fire.
The
Judge,
in
reviewing
the
evidence,
asked
the
Jury
io
consider.
i
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Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Permanents,
Marcels,
Finger-waves
etc.
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and
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In
itii
AUIn
Mining
Division
of
J
Wnr
locwtca:
viemvey
oi
r-auron
oi
1
July
Creels'.
Atlln.
'TAKE
NOTICE
theft
I,
T,
O.
TJnderhin,
-actbur
na
turent
tor
AUln-RUffner
Mlnj
'
Limited.
J
we
Miner's
Oertlflcate
Vo.
20634
E,
in
tend,
uwy
oaya
irom
tiio
date
'hereof,
fa
pjJly
o
the
Mining
He-
tanter
-far
CertKlcwtes
-of
TmjrovemnU
jj
for
tne
purpose
ar
outauuax
crown
jjant
exf
Ue
above
tUalm.
And
further
talce
tiolloe
that
motion.
Wider
Kutlon
85
of
Uvb
"Ml4iral
Act,''
muet
b
oonunenoed
before
the
lMiif.
nice
of
Mich
Certificate
'of
Improve-menu.
Dated
th.U
Ut
day
of
AugruV
1938.
wno
an
.me
nre.
iv
oiuayunfe
RahU
t
from
the
circumstances
and
form;
wHcwhu
JrW
I
1
I
-..L.l.ll
.
I
M
.
I
.
.
J!
""ll
inclusions
t
oeyona
reason
.
at
doubt.
vu..
Circumstances
must,
t
be
cod-
-
sistent
with
guilt
and
Inconsistent
wun
innocence.
IV
ManiOn
Will
U
1
maillUU
lllii;
.
,
aeek
tlection
In
London
Seat
OTTAWA,
Sept.
29:
C.Pj
Hon.
jNew
Vprk
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
Conservative'
lead.
B6ston
ed,
said
today
that
he
wai
willing
Cleveland
to
seek
election
to
the
House
of
r.1""
'
waihlntoh
.....w
.u
..-.
i
r
don,
Ontario,
where
the
by-lectloh
jgti
-Louis
has
been
called
for
November
10.
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HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
tl
For
Bent
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