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YEAR
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r-
llirorH
In
Aviation
as
Mbnths
Passed
15
ttr
PAT
USSIIER
Canadian
,
Press
.
.
Staff
Wrtter
A1
4".
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ill
rUimm
-
JUIHC
A.
VtMlIU
Ui
UUit&v
LONDON.
Dec.
27:
CP
British
k..-
i
watim.!.!'
mrmen
aaaea
noiauie
aciuevemenu
Leagu-
ttili
year
with
a
percentage-?
to-avlatldn
history
in
1938.
Out-
of
.9958.
William
J.
Herman,
Chl-standing
feat
was
the
recapture
of
topped
the-
second
basemen
3
the
world's
record
non-stop
long-
88I;
Joseph
B.
Stripp.
St-
distance
flight
by
Royal
Air
Force
Louis-Boston,
the
third
basemen,
ffljj
machines
In
November.
with
97
an(j
Leo
E.
Durocher
of
5
Mercury;
upper
component
of
the
Brooklyn
the
shortstops,
with
.9661;
J
Mayo
composite
aircraft,
flew
the
aoodln
O.
Rosen
of
Brooklyn
was
55
Atlantic,
in
June,
hopping
direct
the
leading
outfielder
with
.989.
Al-Vj
from
Forney.
Eire;
to
Montreal
and
freoy
q
Todd
of
Pittsburg
led
the
3
carrying
a
commercial
cargo
of
ap-
catchers
with
.9831.
Ernest
N.
Lom-W
proximately
1.000
pounds.
0f
cincinnaU,
for
the
fourth
jR
Canadian
manufacturing
re-
consecutive
year,
had
the
most
sources
were
enlisted
to
help
in
the
passed
ball
nine.
Twenty-two
.
.
..
.
.
w
U
n
I
n
il.
1
nu5c
piuBtuiu
wic
pitchers
fielded
lor
iuou,
me
ieao-
In
November
a
$10,000,000
ership
going
to
James
R.
Turner
of
Vi
initial
contract
was
signed
for
pur-
Boston
with
eighty-nine,
chances
5
chase
of
some
100
bombers
from
a
for
a
perfect
record.
3
newly-formed
Canadian
company.
f5
In
June
an
agreement
was
reach-
f
joyd
E.
Vaughan
and
L,
Floyd
ed
by
which
United
States
firms
Young
of
Pittsburg,
by
participating
3
would
supply
the
air
ministry
with
jn
five
double
plays
each
-
In
the
!5?5
4C0
training
ships.
8ame
of
August
14
asalnst
Chicago.
I
Three
Vickers-Weliesley
single-
tied
the
records
for
shortstop
and
engined
bombers
were
used
In
the
y?eond
basemen.
August
R.
Suhr
of
long
distance
record
flight
on
Pittsburg
esttbli-hed
a
new
record
which
the
air
ministry
spent
1,-
for
first
basemen
by
taklnx
part
In
,000,000.
Tub
of
them
flew
7.162
150
dc
jblc
nlays
t'.
It5
gaoie-
Hs
miles
non-stop
from
Ismailla,
Egypt,
displaced
the
former
mark
of
149
to
Port
Darwin,
Australia.
The
lr
12
games
made
by
Jam
L
third
landed
to
refuel
at
Kupanj.
Bottomley
of
St.
Louis
in
1927.
Wll-Dutch
East
Indies,
after
covering
bur
L.
Brubaker,
PitUburg,
by
com-'
6,600
miles.
Squadron-Leader
R.
mltting
four
errors
at
third
base
Keilett
was
In
charge
of
the
flight,
against
Cincinnati
on
April
30,
es-
,11
At
.
.
.
..
.
.
,.1.11.1.
1
J
t
!
jyi
inree
macnines
DTOKe
tne
01a
uuushcu
a
muucm
unuonai
iaur
I
mark
of
6,302
miles
set
by
the
Sov-
record.
$3.00
'tet
fliers
who
hopped
from
Moscow
1
j2
'
to
California
via
the
North
Pole
in
Harry
E.
Gumbert
of
New
York.
0
1937.
with
ten
assists
against
Pittsburg,
Captain
Donald
Bennett
won
the
May
.23,
tied
a
record
held
by
thrte
3
qq'
Johnston
memorial
trophy,
award-
olher
pitchers.
Claude
W.
Passeau,
O
00;ed
annually
by
the
British
Guild
of
Philadelphia,
by
making
an
unas-Alr
Pilots,
for
his
record
Atlantic
'kd
doubls
nlay
agiJist
Chicago
I
crossing
from
Fbynes
to
Montreal
in
on
June
J1-
Uel
a
rerd
held
by
"I.
the
Mefcury
In
June.
Mercury
took
man
pHhers.
Virgil
L.
Davis
of
.off
from
the
back
of
Mala,
lower
Philadelphia
made
an
unawUted
!half
of
the
Mayo
composite,
and
dob!e
play
against
Philadelphia,
made
the
2,900-mlle
flight
across
T,,1y
2-
ln
lne
tlnl
game
of
a
&bashiw
fit
new
iUUilUlUilU
atlU
-v
w
II.VUIW
the
me
Azores,
Azores,
completing
completing
the
the
only
only
ne,d
by
three
other
wntf
National
iionai
League
ueagw
Tuesday.
December
27,
1938.
.British
exnerlmental
transAtlantip
catchers.
Vance
L.
Page
of
Chloa
"
flight
during
1938.
8.
witli
thiee
assisu
In
the
eighth
AFrrPR,rni?TCTf
to
I
A
non-stop
6.000-mile
hop
by
inmn8
or
the
second
game
against
ru
,
a.
...
,
,
(Mercury
In
October
from
Dundee.
-nowpn.a
on
August
28
tied
a
i-
1
JS
er
and
We
a"
st'
have
holiday
Scotland,
to
Southwest
Africa
set
a
record
he'd
by
three
other
pitcher
feeling
when
it
is
difficult
to
get
back
to
work.
While
the
new
pine
distance
record.
flnllflnv.
Vioo
nrmn.
U
f1lCf.
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.
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.
1
Mnn
Cmn!..
c....:
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ChlCOSO.
for
th
th!rrt
Ninuonlln
there
maliW
-
SFS&TA.
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lft
most
homes..
UnnaMira
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av
icusi
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m
muiutes.
yearwnen
wtf
can
be
ourselves.
j
Squadron-Leader
John
OUlan
;
.
'new
a
Hawker-Hurricane
RA.F.
.
-
.
.
fighter
from
Edinburgh
to
North-
I
HAILWAV
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At.
1
1
J
rATilEULY
ADVICE
,
olt.
near
London,
in
February
at
a
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic:
Trans-Pacific
ttf
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falla
and
Way
ports
Ss.
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Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER.
DIRECT
December
8th,
19th,
January-2nd;
16ttn
30th
SS.
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NORAH"
Sst
WIn,er
Excursion
FaTe
Vancouver
and
ReturnTick-VU
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tii
on
Sale
Nov.
1st',
1931
to
FeW
28th,
1939.
final
Return
Limit
March-jlkt,
1939
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Servicer
Tickets.
and
Reservations
from
.;W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
f!e,d
speea
or
i
4l!8
408
mIle
miles
an
hour,
a
record
Rfght
Hbn.
R4
B.
Bennett,
who-is
of
f
to
Enirland
nret-
-utidiiu
to
snrm
f
n
,i
i.
,.lu
pret-
for
land
planes.
ffihTnf
rt
if
y"I,aua
anu:
anaaian
me
as
a
resi-
cnticiims
of
Britain'
civil
avi-il
r
v
2ty
f
SVreV'
ave
some
fatherly
advice
atlon
service
by
the
cadman
com-
loanattians
when
speaking
at
a
banquet
last
week.-
He
I"ll0I
to
drastic
change
dur-
sild
said
that
that
thp
the
litflfl
little
fUcnutoD
disputes
lnftnnM
between
iho
9
im
ioia,
Detrolt
4'
Canadlpn
provinces
or
'be'
wen
Provinces
and
thfl
nnmininn
u-ova
i.
'
I..L
In
June
Sir
John
Relth.
former
Monday
that
the
people'
of
this
COUntrV
Were
E
7
X
S!.
e
.Brttl8h
Broadcasting
Toronto2,
Ranger
0.
nil;
tho'
t
ma
TMfe
js
,
.
.
v,uruuruuon,
occame
cnairman
oi
w'r
llu,e'
"iei
ences
or
race,
creed
or
rana!
'
nrirrfn
Tmnprinl
Alruiv
tiirpspHlncr
Qtt
should
not
be
dragged
into
the
political
arena.
Hestrontr-
ot'
"e
m
I.V
Ul'ged
that
nolltieni'
nnimnoi'tioa
Ua
t,i,.nii
Ai
?
Blr
Klncslev
Wood,
air
November.
aerretafv
all.
Work:
together
for
the
common
COOd'
announced
Imperial
Airways
and
.
ii,
on
vT
jr,
uiiwaiiia
twu
mg
'
gest
transport
lines,
would
be
tak
en
over
and
formed
into
a
single
publicly-owned
corporation,
I
Sir
Klngsley-
succeeded
Viscount'
Swlnton
a
air
secretary
in
May.
If
you
wish
to
stfup
something
Try
a
Classified.
Save
Half
Oh
Druggists
Sundries
If
Its
made
of
rubber,
we
have
it.
Price
List
and
Booklet
"Perfection
in
Protection"
free
on-request,
in
plain,
sealed
envelope.
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Imports
(Western)
P.O.
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ft
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Seattle
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Wylo,
22
feet,
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runabout.
4'
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n.
Fnthn,.
'
engine,
and
rowboat,
$150;
Mi-
Jestic
8-tube
radio,
$20,
Owncf
leavlne
town.
Must
sell;
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J
SPORT
CHAT
Old1
Country
Soccer
BOXIN(I
BAY
SCORES
Kngllsh.
'
League;
First
I)lvlin
poned.
Birmingham
2.
Mlddlesborough
1.
Blackpool
1,
Huddersfleld
Town
1.
Bolton
Wanderers-Preston
North
End
postponed.
Brentford'Portsmoulh
postponed.
Seond)l)iviion
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Bury
0.
Bradford
0.
Chesterfield
0.
Burnley.
l.TotUha'm.HoUpurs
0.
Coventry'
City
1.
Plymouth
Ar-gyle2.
Fulham-Sheffleld
'
Wednesday.
ManeheaUr
ClLv
S
Tranmm
Star
Has
Stake
In
California
Carney
Changed
Mi
.Mind
And
.
Plant
His
Earning
In
llel'
Estate
HOLLYWOOD.
Dec
27:
(CP)
This
u
a
story
about
in
uctfj
who
chanced
his
mind.
Jlmmv
.Cagney
U
the
man.
He
ruu
"Kon
.
fT'
!r:;(
nollywoodr
just-a
Utile
but
huhU
Athletic
ArenaUCharlton
post
m,H
t.
fuiw
lustlfied.
ThU
may
not
be
to
nirprUInt
,
unleaa
you
happen
to
recall
lto
Jimmy-
vowed
not
so
mnny
yeora
ago
he
would
never
spend
any
big
money
he
might
make
Ui
pio-turea
in
x
Hollywood;
way
8wtm
mlrvg
pools,
yuchn.
hllUide
siUte
.and
such
vera
the.
things
irtnttav
ed
at
the
trme
as
the
"Hollywood
wty."
Now
the
$5.000--week
CafntT
hat
Ws
thumb
deep
in
the
real
et-
tflt.
nl
If
Ainil
An
Itlflnrl
riff
MinwalMVestham
United.
rt-Ca'lforn,a
"d,h'
h"
J'
Mml.-
jertles
on
Martha's
Vineyard
off
Norwich
City-Newcastle
United,
!ne
J!,0,,,1
rtMn
ne
bright
15
of
Beverly
Hills
moii
r,o.
o
r
tv,
1
!
exnenslve
acres
where
he
will
Bh.ffuM.iiiiitMf
s
Rm.thflmntQn
bl,d
t
now
in
a
house
he
owns
which
he
rrntrd
I
Tranmere
Rovers
3.
Manchester
for,
Just
outside
the
window
of
the
Clty
9,
West
Bromwkh
Albten-Swansea
8
Town
postponed.
Tomrs
scores
Entlish
League
Kint
DWUion
Aston
Villa
1.
Sunderland
1.
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Arsenal
0.
Chelsea
2.
Leeds
United
3.
Derby
County
2.
Everton
1
locv
yacnt
u
ancnorra
30
miw
swy.
These
are
all
Investment."
said
Cagney.
"At
least
everything-
except
the
boat
which
I
bought
at
a
ha
main
There's
water
In
th
"n
but
vou'll
seldom
see
any
Hovers
2
Uomby
Island
at
Orate
Bay.
Newcastle
United
4,
Norwich
Wka-
tonm
u,r
ftt
KK"n-ntv
n
kAhtoa.
t
now
filiated
In
nroineet-
body
ln
It
It
makes
the
place
"
dl"lbl
wtal
Huddersfleld
Town
3.
Blockpoo'
1
pniperty.'
Leicester
City
1.
Manchester
Untied
Liverpool
I.
StokeClty.
0.
1
Mlddlesborough
2.
Birmingham
2.
PcrHmoulh
2,
Dtvnttbnt
2.
Preston
Northend
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
5.
Grimsby
Town
0.
EntIKh
League
Second
DivMon
Bury
2,
Blackburn
Rovers
4.
Chesterfield
2.
Bradford
2.
Luton
Town
1.
Nottt
Fore
0.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
December
27,
1913
Plymooth
ArwVi
1
Coventry
iA
00
hQCharlwWltomWl
City
2.
j
Sheffield
Wednesday
5.
Fuihaw
3,11
""V
bylaw
wiU.be
pre-
:
'
jsed
at
the
forthcoming
civic
1
Southampton
2,
Stalflekl
United
election,
tho
city
council
decided'
last
night.
They
are
as
follows
iTnVMniW
eat:'
Direct
'
nyts
be-
r
lead,
the
league
in
dub
Swaiuea
Town
3,
Wet
Bromwlch
ePlKe
.xt.n.
,700;
perm
bel
"none
:?SiS
Svl
'Tl
l?"1
tween
En,and
and
AustraIla
!nJ'
wlth
a
mark
of
Carr'ln
oi
loses
none
Ot
us
Significance
in.
that
it
indicates
that
we
Inaugurated
In
June,
supplement-
per:entage
out
to
four
figure-
wprsnip
fllgh
Ideals
even
if
in
showing
it
We
blunder
griev-
Ing
the
existing
land-plane
lve
Chicago
a
mark
of
.9779
and
OUSlv.
One
value
of
the
Christmas
holiday
is
that
it
breaks
"icdiva
iTiP
mnnnfnnv
f
t....
,
,
.
countries
beean
"
-D
vM,g
lanu-jjiaiic
oc.vltCA.
services.
-
"
-
...v
dlmultaneouslv
simultaneously
earriaiFA
carriage
of
of
nil
all
letter
iPtt.r
sets
a
a
new
new
record.
record,
dlsDlacinir
displacing
thf
the
mal1
malls
,by
by
a,r
air
!
between
the
two
Prevlcus
hi?h
of
778,
made
by
Bos-
,
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Other
major
flying
feat,
in
1938
...
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aim,
wnen
me
Dig
event
is
oyer,
we
have
'to-get
down
to
work
to
pay
for
the
celebra-
iwi
mwo
vjiiwya
aic
UCllcIlClal.
One
of
the
aftpr.riiriatmac
tn,irl,fo.
ic
v,-
j.:
hours,
in
July.
the
Christmas
season
many
people
are
less
artificial
than
?a
y
""p'".1"6
a'"tde
rec-
nVm
i
f
e
seen
wandering
around
the
streets
with
m
October,
eclipsing,
the
mark
of
amis
piled
with
parcels,
careless
as
to
their
appearance
53-937
feet
et
i"7
by
squadron-
7..:.
u.ii.
uj.ijr
vuuug.il,
inai
oi
giving
pleasure
to
"ua"-
otHers
nrnpn'a'
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and
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sffiay
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iso
jiaa
most
putouu.
4164,
and
established
an-
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for
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w.
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and
four
companions
fle7
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with
135,
bettering
Us
own
arcund
the
world
wu
ln
three
days,
19
Irarlt
of
13'
ma(Je
in
1934.
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uuuuic
p.ays,
lwj;
naa
most
men
left
on
bases,
1200,
and
accepted
most
total
chances.
6219,
St.
Loulr
had
most
passed
bills;
15.
New
York,
for
the
third
uon-ecutive
year,
had
mosr
assif
ta
1020
Philadelphia
committed
most
er
ror?.
2C1.
Cincinnati,
with
inl
nn.
Albion
.
2.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
I.
Burnlev
0.
West
Ham
United
0,
Mlllwall
0.
REX
BowlingAHey
For
Health'
and
a
dllm
WaLU
Line
Bowl
Fur
RerTalIon
Phone
SH
aneni
txuidlnf
on
Fulton
attest
tSO.OOO;
recreation
grounds,
MO,
wU;
xtentton
of
elettrte
light
plint,
M6000:
new
electric
llsht
plant,
$104
000;
municipal
water-work
tutensloa
The
agreemenl,
with
the
Prince
Rurterl
Hydro-EJeo-trie
Co
Ltd.
win
aUo
be
voted
on
The
fan
on
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
between
Bumaj
Lake
and
Fraser
UKe
U
being
rap-j
Idly
rioted
up.
savs
Chief
Kngln-1
eer
C
C.
Vanardol
who
is
here
af-j
ter
an
Inspection
visit.
I
He
WMi
All
Our
t
iMonicrs
aqd
Friend
V
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Very
Happy
New
Year
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Bins
Full
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practically
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lb.
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bud
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gra
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taktnc
on
the
dttUae
vm
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Per
lb.
PflntUme."
say
Dad"
Weeks
who
PURE
PORK
KA'
T.
U
in
town
from
hi
new
home
on
MEAT
-2
lb
8WIFT
PRRMirM
Ilt
Per
lb
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Per
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Self
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Aiortmfnt
Of
Bos
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25c
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lit
33c
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Chocolates
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Xmas
Candies
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rieae
Veo-Ain
Rett
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In
Slwk
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