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HEARS
MANY
VIEWS
Friday.
May
6,
1938.
during
the
course
of
its
hearings
in
different
parts
of
Canada
the
Rowejl
Commission
had
to
listen
to
a
great
many
views
in
regard
to
what
should
be
done
to
improve
conditions
in
Canada.
One
of
these
ramp
frnm
tha
Rvif
second
place.
The
Boston
Bees
won
5
to
2
over
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
assumed
leadership
of
the
second
division,
displacing
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
who
lost
four
to
two
to
Pittsburg
Pirates.
Yesterday's
Big
League
results
were
as
follows:
American
League
Detroit
7,
Boston
5.
Chicago
10,
Philadelphia
4.
Cleveland
G,
Washington
8.
St.
Louis
10,
New
York
12.
National
League
Brooklyn
2,
Pittsburg
4.
New
York
2,
Cincinnati
5.
Philadelphia
2,.
Chicago
21:
Boston
5,
St.
Loute
2.
National
League
W
New
York
13
Chicago
11
Pittsburg
10
Cincinnati
8
ish
Israel
World
Federation
which
asked
for
the
scran-
i
Brooklyn
-..-
6
ping
ot
the
present
economic
and
governmental
systems'
B.ostTon,
-
5
?antLthnn!5f
f
Shme
f
a
national
body
without
legis-'?hiShia
TZZZ
lative
power
to
administer
the
affairs
of
the
country
on
American
Leagu
the
basis
of
the
ten
commandments
and
the
Mosaic
law.
Cleveland
11
These
laws,
according
to
Re.
It.
J.
Springott,
Dominion
New
Yor
11
Commissioner
for
the
Federation,
provide
for
a
uniform
'f,?5?
.
?
system
of
taxation,
for
the
handling
of
debts,
for
theiSSa
proper
management
of
land
and
the
regulation
of
pro-'
Chicago
ZIZ
7
Auction.
To
put
in
force
tJiis"
system,
he
claimed,
was
in-
Detroit
7
evjtably
the
only
solution
of
the
world's
troubles.
Under
st-
5
.this
system
the
people
would
pay
a
tenth
of
their
income
i'
'
-
10
me
state
ana
trom
it
would
be
kept
up
the
services
of!
.the
church,
provision
for
the
poor,
the
fatherless
and
.the1
Widows.
Every
person
would
contribute
the
tithe,
rich'
and
poor
alikerexcepting
only
the
unfortunate
or
the
aged1
interest
charges
would
be
abolished
and
currency
and
credit
woukl
be
the
prerogative
of
the
state.
in
the
preface
to
the
brief,
the
British
Israel
Keder-1
ation
proclaims
what
it
states
is
an
irrefutable
fact"
that
the
Celto-Saxon
peoples
of
the
world,
that-is
the
people
of
the
British
Empire,
the
United
States
and
French
Canadian
people
of
Canada,
are
the
direct
and
lineal
descendants
of
Israel
and
are
the
present
day
Israel
of
the
Bible
and
as
such
are
charged
with
leading
civilization
into
a
.new
world
order
in
which
government
in
all
its
details
shall
be
.administered
in
accordance
with
.the
Divine
constitution
and
the
Divine
economic
system
as.sQt.forihiin
the
Bible
both
old
and
new
testaments.
JAPANESE
JN
CANADA
Because
we
happen
to
disagree
with
the
action.
of
the
Japanese-in
invading
China
does
not
mean
-that
.we
ore
j
opposed
to
Japanese
in
this
country.
Most
of
them
are
I
fine
law-abiding
people
vho
came
to
this
.country
to
bet-'
tter
their
prospects
in
life.
TJhey
have
undoubtedly,
found
,
better
opportunities
lor
advancement
here
than'in
their,
native
land.
They
are
energetic,
industrious
people,
good
;
fishermen,
good
boat
builders,
keen
and
reliable.
The
chief
objection
to
them
is
that
they
are
so
keen
that
they,
nose
out
white
people
;from
their
jobs.
They
,
are
so
in-;
dustrious
that
they
make
a
living
where
iwhi.te
.people!
would
starve.
They
spend
their
money
.chiefly
;amongj
jpeqple
of
thqir
own
race
and
the
fishermen
mostly
come:
drom
the
south
and
take
their
earnings
from
the
fisheries!
;to
A'ancouver
.or
Steveston
to
spend
.during
ithe
.winter.
It
is
also
charged
that
their
standard
of
living
is
'lower
than
that
of
the
average
Canadian
and
that,
by
competition
in
the
labor
market,
they
tend
to
drag
,down
,the
standard
af
allothers.
Objection
is
rathentoitheir
virtues
than
to
their
failings.
Being
of
a
different
race
it.is.claim-ed
that
they
do
not
assimmiate
well
with
Canadians
and
that
the
offspring
of
mixed
marriages
are
under
a
severe
handicap
in
the
battle
of
life.
L
3
6
6
9
10
7
10
11
5
i
8
8
9
7
9
11
Pet.
.813
.647
.625
.471
.375
.417
.333
25
for
2Sf?
and
Pocket
.
tins
of
fijty
PLAIN
OR
CORK
TIP
Reginans
After
!
Artificial
Rink
i
ramn,y;Bunis
former
"Isucc
ess
of
Saskatoon
Arena
v
.
x-'r
.
1
.New
Aoik
Yankees
Threatening
weigM
bxlng
champion
of
the
Movem,nt
Goinc
Cleveland
.Indian
s
Supremacy
.
ttnrlrl.
pnWttPrf
with
the
Canadian
Chicago
7.
iBosUn
7
Ulxth
Jnn-
KITWANGA.
May
6:
The
sports
ing).
committee
at
Kitwanga
has
ar-1
j,-
r
.
,
rangements
well
under
way
for
a.
CWLVS
KNITTING
jTITLE
I
two-day
Victoria
Day
Celebration!
SASKATOON,
Sack.,
May
6:
(CP)
to
take
place
May
24
and
25.
There
Ralph
Haugbian,
.14,,
of
Ijjla
city
will
be
a
full
program
of
games
thinks
he
may
be
the-boys'
Jnitting
and
sports
and
visitors
frpm
all1
champion.
Twp
years
ago
he
made
parts
of
the
surrounding
district
his
first.
pair
of
sox
apd
.since
;
then
are
expected
to
be
on
hand.
With
has
turned
out
22
pairs
of
mitts,
18
the
co-operation
of
the
Kitwanga
pairs
of
ox..
12
pairs
of.gloves,
nine
Senior
Football
Club,
a
new
Erand-
iweatpr
a
ladv's
ni.
anA.n
num.
67
stand
"1s-being
built.
A
minstrel
ber
of
baby
garments.
show
will
be
one
of
the
celebration
'
688
features;
OLDEST
PARTY
SUPPORTER
!
.611
The
sports
committee
at
Kitwan-
REGINA,
May
6:
(CP)
Charles
.500
!
ga
this
year
consists
of
Mathlas
Edwards,
98,
occupied
a
place
on
.529
Bright,
president:
Joseph
Williams,
i
the
platform
here
during
the
Con-.400
vice-president;
Philip
Ryan,
fr'ea'c-
I
sn'ative
nominating
convention.
'
.500
urer;
Harry
Sinclair,
secretary
and
He
is
believed
to
b3
the
oldest
ac-.437
announcer;
Eddie
Benson
and
Da-
tlve
supporter
of
any
party
ln
212
vil
Wells;
starters,
and
Moses
Talt.
Saskatchewan.
MHH
Drake
and
Nelson.
H
There
is
tradition,
too,
behind
every
package
of
Player's
"Mild",
the
great
tradition
of
English
cigarette
making
.
.
."It's
the
tobacco
thai
counts".
Try
Player's
VMild"
and
see
how
naturally
good
a
cigarette
can
be.
There
are
coik
tipe
for
thoM
who
prefer
them.
.
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
United
Church
Spring
Tea
And
Sale
Is
Success
A
Tery
successful
spring
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
First
.Uplted
Church
In
the
church
parlors
which
had
been
attractively
decora
Ad
for
the
.slop
.vflth
,pink
and
whit
May
iblossomsand
daffodils,
i
The
many
guests
.were
received
In
American
League
'military
forces
in
the
Great
War!
REGINA.
May
6:
CP)-Succesa
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
president
or
'
'20
years
ago
this
week.
Born
In,
0f
Saskatoon
new
hockey
rink,
,
the
;Ladles'
Aid,
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
WASHINGTON,
May
6:
CP
HanoveTi
Qnt
Burns
claimed
the
reported
to
have
operated
at
a
Jackson,
wife
of
the
pastor.
Cleveland
Indians
had
their
mar-tCr-wn
after
defeating
Marvin
Hart'
profit
of
$20,000
last
winter,
has
m
charge
of
the
tea
room
were,
gin
of
leadership
in
the
American
1906
and;lost
lt
two
years,
later
(started
a
movement
sfor
.a
ne,-
,Mrs.
Thomas.
Mrs.
S.
Clapp,
Mrs.,
League
reduced
to
one
full
game
to
Ja?k
ln
Australia.!
artificial
rink
here.
;m.
J.
NIckerson'and
Mrs.
H.
Klllin.
yesterday
bv
loalne
a
fre
hitting,
n
.
.
i-.iMn
I
nt
tmiip
.mpitlnn
..
.d
,n
i4n
n
w
T
Ker-
contest
to
the
.
Washington
Sena-1
-
plans
were
made
for
an
ornate
gmi
Mrs.
,F.
M.
Dayls
and
Mrs.iP.j
tors
Dy
a
score
oi
o
hj
o
wnne
mc
uan.flUDDeji
posiea
ms
ivin
ctm--ew
building
t
Cousins
Doured
and
servlteurs
runqing-up
New
York
Yankees
.secutive
victory
over
a
two-year
Methods
of
financing
may
be
"were
Mrs.
George
Ciccone,
Mrs.
,
slugged
out
a
twelve
to
ten
victory
stretch
just
one
year
ago.
equalling
Sfmnar
to
those
used
In
Saskatoon
Merrill,
SoUows,
MLss,
Joy
.Qreen
and
over
the
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns,
the
mark
set
by
Tim
Keere
and
one;wnen
$10
shares
were
sold
to
the
Mrs
O.C.Young.
Mrs.
E.
Wilding
.The
Senators
took
over
third
place
less
than
Rube
Marquard,
renown-'public
and
larger
blocks
to
bur,'
wa&
cashier.
"
;
:in
the
league
standing
over
the
ed
.pitching
masters
of
New
Yorkness
flrmS.
-Total
cost
Is
estimated
-Tncnome
rooking
table
was
In!
uasion.nea
sox
wno
lost
seven
to
-aiants.
Althougn
pounaea
out
01
at
$140,000.
"chare
of
.Mrs.
J.
Clavrlng,
Mrs.
-.
ruve
10
jjeirou
ugers
ana
are
now
,tne
box,
iiuDDeu
was
creauea
wim
More
than
130,000
people
paid
Webber
and
Mrs.
G.
F.
Pavey.j
tied
for
fourth
place
with
the
Chi-
the
7-6
deUin
over
.Cincinnati.;
to
sec
hockey
games
in
the
new
'Tw,n(T
nf,r
thp
sale
of
fancv
cago
White
Sox
who
were
winning
His-string
ended
at
21
an
all-time
saskatoon
artificial
ice
arena
last
k
"
Mr?
D
SanU;rbane,
Mrs.1
1
10
to
.4
over
the
Philadelphia
Ath-'
record.
season,
Norman
Coach,
rink
mana-j"
Petroff
and
Mlss
Dorothy
Stiles.
t":r:.w":
"tr.rrirr
.
Tv
nnhhnWl
six
hits
in
six
trios
KeIvapnrc!.a:
Presiding
at-the
candy
booth
were
m,icuih
(June
"cww
uic
i4cia.
'
.
.
.
..
A
Pe
rlnK
management
uwmi
.....
ivispr
nnd
Mn
G
L
Rorie
In
the
National
League
the
New
to
the
.plate
at
St.
Louis
12
!
years
use'
f
h
rink
to
30,ooo
public
rcTbinSuSw
r.i.
..f.
.uu
mm
vftstprdav
The
"Georela
Peach.'
,
v.
,
-The
C.G.I(T.
bootn
was
in
cnargc
defeat
of
the
season
when
they
who
retired
from
baseball
in
1928.
skaUn
and
244
hours
to
ol..o
the
Misses
?J
"aSrnvui
Mary
iwere
beaten
5
to
2
by
the
Cincin-
with
90
major-league
records
to'leglate
and
pubHc
hool
student
"T.c
t
pZ
Hit
nAA
nnma
rune
n
.
.
,
a;
1111.11
1
1
uo
hBu-j
natl;Reds.
The
ChlcagOiCubs
won
nis
creoii.
nu
mree
nome
runs.
a;for
nockey
matches
a
wild
21
to
2
victory
over
the
eel-
double
and.two
singles
m
ms
teams
Cash
collected
from
132,259
paid
lar-dwelling
Phillies
and
are
now
14r3
decision
over
the
Browns.
three
games
behind
the
Giants
in
St.
Louis
Cardinals
farmed
Pep-i
per
Martin,
outfielder
on
option,
to
Rochester
of
the
International
Baseball
League
eight
years
ago
today.
He
rejoined
'the
"Gashouse
Gang"
In
1931
and
almost
single-1
handedly
routed
Philadelphia
Ath-i
letics
in
the
world
series,
getting
12
hits
in
24
times
at
bat.
Kitwanga
Will
Celebrate
For
Two
Days
Soon
JODAY'S
HASnHALL
AmericanLeague
j
Chicago
3,
Washington
3
(going
Into
tenth.
inning).
'
1
Boston
7,
St.
Louis
3.
Cleveland
4Phlladelphla,l
(third
.
straight
win
for
Johnny
Alien
j.
New
York-Dstrolt.
rained
out.
t
4ational;Lrague
New
York
11.
Pittsburg
H
Jflfth
win
for
Melton,
with.no
dofeats).
'
1
Cincinnati
10,
Brooklyn
2.
Philadelphia
0,
St.
.Louis
r2
(end
of
fifth
inning).
j
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock.
DANDRUFF'
mi
It
U
Hw,
.u-
1
tin..
---L
.
,
4
CAMPACS
Si..""
Clii
Hod
tni
6lu,
ty,
1
I
Mri.i:rr3
The
super
constructed
summer
shoe
that
has
stood
every
test
and
can
be
,depended(on
to
give
maximum
wear
.and
comfort.
Full
range
of
sizes
iin
men's,
ladies',
boys'
and
children's.
THEIR
LEAD
IS
REDUCED
SPORT
CHAT
KAIEN
TRANSFER
Red
(iillN,
Proprietor
DRY
WOOD
CO.U
Furniture
Motinr
and
Central
ilanlinr
Phone
CO
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clem
The
House
Is
Wirm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonibli
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Bratell
N.
M.
Brudl
admissions
to
hockey
games
total-
,iam:
V
Clymont,
Janet
Rcc.ic-tc-
PJ-
of
MlfiS
M-
a
-
led
$71,738.
'
Plano
PUP,U
,A1
Wa,
King.
Lois
Jud3e
zr.
J
Ire-.?
Poci
Helen
Green,
Jean
Derry,
Pat
Mc-
Keep
Your
House
FIT
11
wap
1
ir
WW'
GORDON'S
u
PHONE
311
Good
"housekeeping"
includes
keeping
the
house"fit"
always
in
good
condition
and
up-to-date.
It
pays
in
health
and
comfort
to
have
your
home
fit.
for
modern
living.
It
pyj
in
real
estate
values
to
keep
the
house
in
salable,
rentable
condition.
Consult
the
manager
,of
any
of
our
300
branches.
-who
wjll
be
glad
to
discuss
the
matter
of
obtaining
the
necessary
money
unJer
the
Home
Improvement
Plan.
Atk
fot
tur
foUtr
on
tbt
suhjrrt.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED
lip
"a
bank
wbtrt
small
outunti
art
utlitmt
TENNIS
SUPPLIES
Dron
In
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