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QUEBEC
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86
9t
Thursday,
August
4,
193
JD2
2b
Correspondents
from
the
East
intimate
that
Quebec,
which
turned
out
a
Liberal
Government
a
few
vears
atio
uju
citttteu
rremiei-
lYiaunce
uuplessis
with
a
good
following,
is
again
turning
to
Liberalism
as
its
natural
political
faith.
A
few
days
ago
a
convention
was
held
in
that1
"Mickey-'
McSherry
Tells
of
Wock
And
Play
in
Royal
Aair
force
Aces.
Since
joining
the
British
f
cor
at
to
5
In
Girl's
Basketball
Last
Nijht
!
In
the
sealer
league
game
last
gills'
vbaSfcttbUl
REGINA.
Aug.
4:
CP'
Mickei-",h!K,fmn
n
A-rNc
McSherry.
foaner
Regin
bockeyjWQn
OVPr
w-psfvi
m
rnmnle'e
air
service
lasi
Aiarcn
ne
nas
aone
rvnni
m
m
u
weU
In
Royal
Air
Force
sport,
hav-'
Fanny
Roberton.
also
of
AcropoMs
tag
been
chosen
from
2,700
officers,
7
score
at
end
or
first
to
play
lor
the
R,
A.
F.
tenms'nalf
5
g2
in
favor
of
Acropo-team.
He
andliis
partner
took
flvejus
wnich
scored
most
shols
from
gaiwfa
iruai
wmt
uerman
uavis
up,a
clear
Westview.
on
the
players.
Dr.
David
Prenn
and
Capf.ther
hand,
was
constantly
foiled
Roczianks,
before
acknowledging
;
by
Acropolis'
guard
in
the
per-defeat.
Json
of
Louise
Bird.
In
a
recent
letter
to
his
parent.
In
the
sa
half
of
tne
nere.
.wsey
aescnoes
a
ni?ni
-airjlt
was
Acropolis
team
that
dem-
raid'
during
experimental
man-
onstrated
th
Vaiiw
mmhinntinn
oeuvres
over
England-
for
several
times
the
ball
landed
"It
is
Just
starling
to
grt
dark
at
through
the
ho,p
after
a
long
the
aerodrame
and
flares
-are
be-
dribble
down
the
floor
followed
by
tag
laid
along
the
path
on
which
two
or
three
clean
passes
we
must
take
off
and
land."
he
The
final
.score
was:
Acropolis.
8;
wrote.
Westview.
5.
'First
thing
I
must
do
Is
phore
The
teams;
"
up
my
duty
pilot
and
ask
for
the
Acropolis
Fanny
Roberton
4
latest
weather
report."
T?ita
Turgeon,
Ellleen
Thomas
As
navigator
and
bomb
despatch-
shlea
Nishlkaze
2.
Louise
Bird
er
cn
the
trip,
Mickey
must
chart
Betty
Soles,
Isabel
McDonald
2.
checking
bombs
loading
and
ex-
Njckerson
2.
Eleanor
Clapp,
'Emily
'Si!
amining
the
switches.
Yaman
WAV
'1
VmVx
I
field
to
get
me
a
bearing
and
discover
we
are
eight
degrees
off
the
charted
course.
This
means
the
wind
has
Increased
and
changed
direction.
Immediately
a
new
course
must
be
mapped
out
and
the
time
of
arrival
back
from
the
flieht
changeo
:
'J
"On
the
home
run
I
start
work
J5.C0
the
bomb
sight,
putting
the
mecb-J2
anlsm
in
correct
position,
allowing
10
for
wind
speed
and
direction',
temperature,
barometric
pressure
and
.J.00
air.
-speed.
j00
"As
we
approach
the
city
of
Hull
at
15,000
feet,
I
plug
in
my
heated
flying
suit
to
.combat
the
chilly
atmosphere
and
watch
the
anti
aircraft
guns
trying
to
nick
us
out.
.The
target
comes
within
my
sights
'and
I
press
a
switch,
releasing
my
'bombs.'
i
From
that
point,
the
sham
raiders
return
to
their
landing
base.
,"so
tired
I
can
hardly
get
out
of
tne
machine.
SPORT
CHAT
uiuvmrc
10
reorganize
tne
iormer
Young
Liberal
party
Lefty
Grove
snapped
known
there
as
"Action
Liberale
NatioHale."
The
on-.YankeL
maW
Se
yention
was.
thoroughly
representative
of
the
whole
prov-
not
being
shut
out
in
ince
and
Was
verv
enthusiastif
cutive
games.
Pitching
killllu
line
LIllH.
raUl
ItOVITI,
a
Vfllinrr
taunta
nmo
illnontm
....t
...
.
New
York
record
of
308
conse-for
Phlla-
years
ago
f,
7,
I,'.
voo
uiflorttie-
jtoruers
i-v.
ine
xanxee
record
A
vtiL
neia
witn
tne
way
the
affairs
of
the
province
were
being,
comprised
56
games
in
1931.
155
m
conducted
under
the
Tachereau
administration.
He
or-'
1932
and
87
In
1933-
!
ganized
the
younger
Liberals
and
finding
that,
although1
they
were
u
verv
stronir
oroiin
thv
Jtli
'
ilSSV'
Y'""
yndee,
world's
middle.
,
x
"
"
"
'
"v
ivuwiu-
wejgnt
ooxing
cnamplon
in
1933,
.
.
tion
and
,
were
not
attaining
the
purification
of
the
partv,
retired
from
the
game
two
years.
they
joined
hands
With
the
small
Cnneervnrlvp
mnvomonf
ago
yesterday.
He
held
the
title
I
WHEN
THE
WINDSHIELD
SAYS
Anniiij
Tournament
Is
To
Be
il4d
,
jjtoct
The
annual
meetine
of
ti-
iPrince
Rupert
City
TenaU
Association
was
held
last
epeniog
atltte
player
and
now
Pilot
Officer
L.
A.the
Ie8gue
Aoropoli
now
having
Canadian
National
BailaaF
city
MrSherry
of
the
Rojal
Air
Force
Zoa
three
out
of
the
five
gam"01"
to.
with
representatives
In
Leeonfield.
Yorkshire,
works
Jus:
jthat
wer
9chukd
for
piay
fof
the
various
tennis
dubi
present
as
spiritedly
as
he
plays.
Westview
.opened
the
game
withilncludiD
Prince
UP
nnls
When
be
lived
in
Kegtna,
Mickey
Li
a
,
,iOub.
Canadian
National
Recrea-e
piayea
oocsey
ior
we
jamous
n-glna
pats
Juniors
and
later
for
the
t!iion
Association
Tennis
Club
ana
Kepi
me
oaii
most
01
tne
ursc
;
7-7
,
,
fi,
u,..,
.v.
Imperial
Tennis
Club
uiutuhca
ui
iur
iun
uau.
a
ic
;
scoring
was
opened
by
Isabel
Mr-j
Jurmam
was
elected
president
lowing
as
representatives:
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club,
Otto
Youn?.
C
N-.
R.
A.
Tennis
Cluh,
William
Blitrh.
Imperial
Tennis
Club,
Allen
lliy
Tout.
All
entries
for
participants
in
the
city
annual
tournament
are
required
to
be
submitted
by
Wednes
day
next,
the
tournament
to
com
mence
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Xestexday's
Scores
National.
W
Pittsburg
39
New
York
.55
Chicago
Jb2
Continuing,
Mickey
said:
"After
Yamanaka'
Borton
42
about
20
minutes
flying.
I
ask
the
Referee
was
Nell
Ross
and
score-
ShiwSLi.
II
wireless
operator
at
the
flvinR
kr
witf
Philadelphia
29
.in
that
province
under
Maurice
Duplessis.
Their
anneal
won
rom
10x1
B"oulllard.
French-was
largely
to
the
French
Canadians
although
thefre-
?SffSS1
ceiyed
a
measure
of
support
f
rom-the
English
speaking
tembir.
193.
PP
P
districts.
When
Mn.
Gouin
found
that
his
group
was
being;
absorbed
iunder
the
Conservative
leadership
he
resigned
Phl1
Edwars-
British
auianan
but
his
former
followers
stayed
with
Duplessis
with
the
SS
LLat
the
n
execution
of
abnnt.
hnlf
dnn
mon
nn,i
e,?.:01s
'ix
ear?
t
,
...
...v...
u
Wll.
jnc.icui
i
c-
pusnea
tne
juu-metre
Uejd
to
re-
raier
was
given
a
rousing
majority.
;cord
time
as
he
;himseif
set
the
At
the
time
of
the
plppfinn
it
ia
pluimt.fl
fV.if
V.n
.nnlr
early
pace.
He
finished
thlrH
tn
-
-
.
kj
.LilliV.M
K.
liHl
XII1
'
v
,
and
file
of
the
voters
did
not
realize
that,
whpn
thov
Bnn.
Wpl-Becam
of
Italy.
Edwards
was
f
OR
JtENT
a
flat
DOrted
DunlessisriPv
wpvp
vnfrr
nnn.n.ni.n
y.?a
Canada's
greatest
athlete
in
ment
Oreen
399.
'
-1
7r
.
"
,
7
'
"
and
practising
med
i.ecently
the
premier
boasted
of
the
number
.of
Quebec
cine
in
Barbados.
onnfo
Vin
sii1sl
U.,M.l
x
-t
rf
i
1
c
uuuu
uver
lo
ine
new
conservative
ieauer.
tha
Q
antIVfl
Kfknnwtn
.
.
.
....
.1
Jl
1
..'!
SOMEBODY'S
"iwuui
o
ALWAYS
".ib
n.w
v,i.iuio
ucwrfuic
uneasy
anu
tne
time
was
rine
tor
thei
i
!
i.!
i
xl
-r
..
.
.
.
I
"v!
MnWYW
August
A,m..t
4:
A.
11111
reorganization
of
the
young
Liberals.
This
has
now
taken1
Jt,???,
n
aee
and
evidentlv
hns
WtU
,nao
n
AuliiV
PPViet
doctors
announce
at
a
scl-
-
.
,
7
VI,
;r.
.
:
J.
",l,v-l
cc1riiuim.emiuc
conference
Jjere.
that
artero-
ingi
on
the
part
of
the
politicians
at
Ottawa
and
elsewhere,
sclerosis
(hardening
0f
the
.artex-
.
les)
starts
in
youth
and
is
hasten-lLUM
JXOT
RIPE
1
ed
X
smoking.
:
Evidently
the
Hankow
plum
.which
the
Japanese
plan-l-
i,y
jt"-"
nao
nuyijUHc
xijic.
i
ue
uig
jiusu
succeeueu
up
to
a
certain
jioint
and
there
it
met
with
such
severe
.obstacles
that
jio
one
can
tell
what
will
happen.
The
Chinese
seem
to
,be
masters
of
strategy
and
a
few
losses
do
not
mean
much.
When
guns
fail
the
Chinese
-use
water.
They
pierce
the
dikes
and
flood
the
country.
That
seems
to
be
part
of
their
strategy
just
now.
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