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ITALIANS
IN
SPAIN
According
to
official
government
reports,
Italy
still
has
approximately.,
one
hundred
and
twenty
thousand
fcpluiers
in
Spain
supporting
General
Franco.
Early
in
October
Premier
Mussolini
sent
sixteen
ships
with
nearly
five
thousand
men
to
Spain
at
about
the
same
time
that
he
wnnurew
ten
tnousand
Wounded
men
Evidently
the
Spanish
civil
war
is
costing
Italy
much
blood
and
money.
Just
what
will
happen
if
franco
wins,
SPORT
CHAT
Ul
Vll
VlllV
1
circuit.
Among.
Fovac's
mai-.y
big
days
in
the
summer
of
193S
was
a
record
performance
In
the
second
game
who
dropped
to
seventh.
TOK
DAILY
NEWS
fe'Ruth's
peak
with
58
pellets
planted
only
time
he
turned
this
trick
In
out
of
the
Inclosure
for
a
new
re-
1938,
Lou
Gehrig
of
the
Yankees
$cord
for
himself
and
for
a
Detroit
broke
his
own
major
league
record
I
ninoor.
nnanhara
rancr
nn
tVip
rAA
for
lhf
Mnst
hnmn
run
uHh
thi
ous
rights
to
batting
crowns,
but
down-swing
for
the
Columbia
Unl
v
for
the
last
seven
years
in
3
League
infielders
have
been
the
home
run
count
sagging
to
29,
hitting
champions.
Although
Foxy,
still
he
boosted
up
many
extra-who
previously
was
batting
cham-
ordinary
performances
to
be
en-j'plon
of
the
loop
In
1933,
wound
graved
on
his
gllstenlns
Ufe-tims
$J
;
up
eight
homers
behind
Greenberg
.
fcroll.
Those
29
homers,
for
In-
Willi
(It
IICVCiMlCKN
WtUAt
(hiiii.v,
,.vm
tn"
wk,
l
town
Boston:
clrcult-clout
record
by
home
runs
to
494.
second
only
to
(Improving
on
his
collection
of
41.
Babe
Ruth.
I
made
at
the
Hub
In
1936.
The
sorllla-armed
Maryland
farmer
boy
ihas
landed
on
50
or
more
half
I
homers
in
a
season
twice
during
'his
brilliant
major
league
career.
(Besides
reaching
the
half
century
mark
in
1938.
he
blasted
58
for
the
round
trip
back
Jn
1932
wlille
'
he
was
with
Philadelphia.
Green-1.
I
berg's
58
home
runs
in
1938
thus
4
NELSON.
Dec.
29
on
A?onday.
4
Amateurs
Beat
Pros
CP
It
and
Rosemary
Thomas
are
fequently
h-.-pens.
a
few
n0Unced
as
the
British
lavn
tn.
players,
including
Taft
Wright
of
nis
team
to
tour
Snuth
Afrira
m
I
Washington
who
batted
,350
In
nn
the
new
vpar
even
nunarea
games,
were
aoove
as
ie
is
almost
bound
to
do
if
he
continues
to
receive
such
fx
lJ.e
Tragc
nUt
uimnAi-f
.
.
.
.
".
-
their
records
lacked
the
sanction
xitq
oh
j
u
v.
Huppoit,
we
can
only
guess
and
it
might
not
be
wise
to'0f
fun-season
play.
f0xx
was
toi-
guess
alOUd
for
fear
Of
being
wrong.
lowed
by
Johnny
Heath
of
Cleve-
,r.
.
.
'land
with
.343
for
126
game.
i
STRONG
FOR
HIGHWAY
Heath.
bWes
having
a
great
.
Premipr
Pntrnlln
envc
mnct
fl,Q
nanU
TJu:i,
car
oi
singing
his
war
club
at
-
j
...wo.,
uj.
nn.
Jbuji&
n.
uiitiau
ii,.
,
H0!1?13
r
(.
?re
keen
.
for
tne
Alaska
.
highway
T
provided
it
the
when
wiicu
plate,
tied
a
league
record
ne
i.c
otoicu
scored
nve
live
runs
runs
in
in
a
a
HOCKEY
SCORKS
Pacific
Coat
Iaue
Vancouver
2.
Seattle
5.
Tonight
Vancouver
at
Portlan.:
Hockev
Stairlino-s
Pacific
I'aclllc
Coast
Coast
Lcatue.
HPfWing
01
It,
does
not
if
interfere
With
Other
highway
eX-
game
against
Chicago
at
Cleveland
Portland
14
tpnsions
m
the
province.
Officially
the
Conservatives
are
on
Au8t
20.
Seattle
12
against
it.
aitnougn
the
scheme
was
first
fostered
in
this!
knA
u.i
...t-x
Ai
nr,
...
."w
year
4
2
17
V
5
7
83
74
29
Vancouver
6
4
n
si
u
in
province
by
Premier
Tolmie,
Conservative
Premier.
WeifSh
8p0tane
3
3
15
50
82
8
"
nao
a
une
wim
a
oat
i.uvc
nut
iiearu
me
U.L.r
committee
Ot
control
at
.
ting
average
of
.340
In
127
games
Vancouver
has
to
say
about
it.
We
hope
they
will
let
us
which
placed
him
third
in
the
know
if,
they
are
for
or
against
so
that,'
when
an
election
flnal
stanHng.
Charlie
oehrmger
fi
a
m
I
sf
II
called,
we
shall
know
where
we
all
stand.
Honestly
we
ir'ill'SVt
Ii
IxlHlsl
fe
WiU
m?f.
ShW
that
they
'SlmrM
.nmel
amid
fcl
W
"J
C
i
really
eaiiy
independent
independent
of
of
party
nartv
politics.
nolitips.
!0n
all
th.
the
confusion
nf.inn
at
n.t.nu
Detroit
in
i
mm
193H
.aijr
consequent
on
Mickey
Cochrane's
i
.dtcVnc
decline
and
and
demise
demise,
while
while
Luke
Luke
TRADE
WITH
RUSSIA
WORK
WANTED
.Mt.iS
announced
that
as
soon
as
possible
after
the
lJnS
ienced
waitress
want,
neginning
of
.the
new
year
a
trade
pact
will
be
negotiated
1936.
slid
down
to
.303
in
1933
wort
of
any
kind.
Phone
Blue
882.
Detween
Russia
arid
Poland.
Already
perliminary
ar
ihieriy
as
the
result
ot
a
broken,
rahgements
between
the
two
countries
nave
been
made
ankle
Jn
prln3
tra'ning.
which
I
under
which
it
is
arranged
that
each
will
rmr.
mncf
fovnr
held
down
his
game
total
to'
erf
nation
terms
With
the
Other
and
that.
Rn
far
a
nncoJWo
81
the
exnorts
and
jmnorts
of
each
country
will
be
regulated
I
In
the
Reason
that
saw
the
Am-'
so
as
to
nearly
balance
each
other
and
thus
nlace
themierlcan
t1
as
a
unit
dupiicat-j
more
or
less
on
a
barter
basis.
In
that
vay
Russia
will
n
lT?,e.ubatun8
averaee
of
get
such
goods
as
are
needed
without
having
to
put
up
any
if8lthe
Z'
SiST
Cdfl,
IMI
In
o.
n.
ViloVi
nt
aaA
l
Into
mi
,
,
a
inn
v
QV1
111
ID
JO,
1
.
J
he
riQW
rannrOChement
IS
sure
tn
hp
Hfstaafoful
in
The
malor
leaeue
rpr-nrrt
fnr
,n
.
Germany,
with
which
country
Poland
had
-a-more
or
less
most
home
runs
wlth
the
Dase
loose
arrangement
nrior
to
the
rane
hf
Cohnd,
!oaded
ln
one
'eason
was
also
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INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
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STANDARD
OIL
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Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
broken
broken
by
by
the
the
American
American
League
League
KOK
SA
LE
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture,
chesterfield,
bedroom
and
kltch
en
suites,
tables,
china
cabinet,
bed
couch,
piano
and
miscellaneous
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I.l.M
ACT
V'
lead
'"rri
to
closer
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ri'K'Li
.
1
'ne
irau?
agreement
may
)0n2
ranker?
with
a
total
of
37
o!iS!
.
STiSul.!
a
political
alliance.
In
Kwtt
4.
CkMflt
Land
DUtriet.
Lnnd
"
Roordlng
Dlntrtot
of
Prlnc
Rupert
n-1
".
these
foremost
hearUbreakers
fo'l1,?;,,?
the
pitcher.
The
old
hlsh
was
30.
UA.
ot
Vtavnuuvtr.
axxmatUm
tnlnlne.
which
was
stamped
up
by
the
Na
lntrtUl
10
pp't
tot
pwiuion
to
tlonal
LeagUe
ln
1929.
The
bee;
cmmoncii
at
pU
ptatd
at
t
previous
American
League
figure
.
w.
comer
at
it
2eo
being
Buiphw
In
thts
feature
was
25
ln
1935.
?iLJi
.'"S1,0
VTTif.
8
.J7
lgiw
45
W.
2
chain
following
the
Detroit
made
a
new
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Cowl
For
Reservations
Phone
C58
Mmth
boundary
of
BiUpiilde
No
9
major
Mlmral
Dalm
to
th
EcaUU
Rtvrf!
Itvenoe
Southerly
am4
EaiUtlr
Xollow.
-
-
irvg
Uv
etuit
lank
of
nald
rlVT
7
chnlrw
more
or
9m
to
the
Vft
bound
ry
or
S.
No.
1
FYaotloml
Mineral
Claim:
Uwrc
Northerljr
awl
Wwterly
following
the
witfjr
and
aoutherly
wunaarva
or
tj.
wo.
i
nuollonal,
BUI.
phld
No.
e
and
Butphtde
No.
11
Mineral
Claim
69
chain
mor
or
Um
to
the
point
of
commencing
and
twining
forty
vcm
more
or
letw,
IMHea
November
Oth,
1938.
NOKTIIERN
PYRITES
LTD
Fred
Naoli,
Afid,
i
.
leaguerecord
for
the
most
homers
mprvXT'
ClJiilJ
V
with
the
bags
packed
by'
one
chib
I
J
jjHUl
0
I
I
'
sruaun
Willi
leu,
ivuujr
ivik
A
"3
I
I
t)if
hlir
flrct.hnsMnfin
irhn
was
ex
1
'
pedlently
snitched
behind
the
plat-
g
"The
first-baseman
shall
he
ter
hitting
four
of
these
to
equal
$4,
first,'
was
the
order
of
the
day
for
the
major
league-
record.
Three
$5
American
League
artillery
during
times
during
the
month
of
May
it
the
campaign
of
1938
when
plump-
alcne
York
accomplished
this
sjijowled,
willowy
-
wrlsted
Jimmy
maximum
offensive
feat.
In
keep.
j-SlFoxx
of
the
Boston
Red
Box
was
ing
with
all
their
distance
hitting
3
the
official
batting
leader
of
the
the
Tigers
drove
out
one
or
more
$1
circuit
with
a
grand
average
of
home
runs
In
14
consecutive
gamci
$J
1.349
for
149
games,
and
lanhy
from
June
12
to
June
25
inclusive
$J
blank
Greenberg
of
the
Detroit
to
establish
a
new
American
jfc
Tigers
kept
the
fans
wondering
all
League
mark
which
equalled
the
j
summer
long
whether
he
wouM
major
league
tally.
?Sibe
able
to
surpass
the
Ituthlanj
$1
:
nace
In
home
run
cloutlne.
The
By
Galloping
a
homer
with
th
long-range
Bengal
wound
up
the
sacks
stuffed
on
August
20
against
.
.
a.
-
m
-
.
tv,
at-iti....
.
nun.
Season
JUSC
IWO
5norb
JI
dauc
ic
iiwicucs
ut
rimuuciLnuu,
m-
i
SKIING
IS
LONDON'
I
LONDON,
Dec.
29:
(CP
(Some
r.nrm
WORK
tnvs.
cames.
dolls,
doom
mv.
through
three
member
S
the
Hrst
Prince
Rupert
Doy
SatuU
in
uniform
assisted
by
WUHi
BraW
and
E.
A.
Evans.
This
Is
the
tenth
year
that
thf
Boy
Scout
Toy
Shop
has
been
Ir.
operation
and
It
was
by
far
the
rt
...
.
.
k,
.
urim
inin
lays
ric.
most
vucchmui.
u.
;iri
t
ih
tralnlnc
n-hDol
repaired,
painted
and
dismmu.a.
iueiroiv
mam
oi
u
in
ma-
'
"
"
extended
to
all
wh
Thank
nr
of
23.
And
while
on
the
subject
of
1
V
.
"
,
?.
iSi.
.fJ-h
r
&
Outfielders
usually
have
beer
Gehrig,
although
the
1938
season
aMA5"
Warded
as
owning
the
first
seri-
must
necessarily
be
charted
on
th"""1"
'"
"B
I""
.I''
1
Collart
for
the
use
of
the
Uw
the
verity
alumnus
with
his
batting
N"
XSS.
.S?
foil
for
llBhts.
PhllDott
Evltt
sant-ffntherlnfi-
of
tht
American
averaee
droDDlaa
to
.295
and
his
generous
use
of
IU
columns.
Gordon's
Hardware
for
paint.
Seal
Cove
Girl
Ouldes
and
the
Mother
Auxiliary
of
First
Prince
Rupert
Troop
who
dressed
the
doll,
the
members
of
Toe
H
who
assisted
with
the
packing.
Also
the
roana
Igers
of
the
Canadian
Bank
o
Commerce.
Bank
of
Montreal,
Q
;nnd
b.
Grocery,
urmee
uia..
land's
Fruit
Market.
Beit's
Newt
Stand,
Llnrcy
and
Davie,
the
fire
halt
staff
and
the
many
ofhera
who
contributed
toward
the
ex
penses
of
the
toy
shop.
The
general
chairman
of
the
Toy
Shop
Committee
was
F.
A
tij
m
tu.
,..hff'
hPnma
lrnncn
rir
M
tt
nloht
a
I
..cvnuiii.
&
.
w
Miller
acted
v
homers
ever
hit
by
a
right-handed
,
that
the
Klmberley
Dynamlt-
ly
fJ"'n;r
"
AlUIIU
itlVUIIU
f
a
ilKv
(VUTIV
(812)
M
Yer
batter
In
a
single
season.
Foxx's
ers.
rormer
world's
amateur
uu'k'i
Z,,
-"v
"
7:Tr'
50
for
1938
made
It
the
fifth
time
hockey
champions,
had
trim-
,f,nd
w
fIwdo''s
v,
K.
Hi
in
v
,.
mert
he
Knnran
rllnnr.
rvf
A
tlOn
SUOerVlSOri
Were
P.
C
MU
nc
uaa
mi
iu
ui
iiiuic
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lull)
vup
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v,
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In
o
cMnn
a
nH
,
inY
nr
the
PlPlfi
Poatt
Unriev
UlC
and
VlnDerg.
3
00
1
In
which
he
'hit
?n
or
mnn.
fr
h
4-
Leaeue
In
an
exhibition
irame
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rne
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shP
hM
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few
days
before
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regular
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luncheon
of
thi
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
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today
dent
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L.
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was
in
the
powr
chair
and
there
was
a
good
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for
such
I
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of
members
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a
fc
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Mrs.
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and
son
Harry,
will
tall
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night
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the
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Adflalck
'or
Campbell
River
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to
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Lazo,
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having
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there
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as
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done
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