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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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Tuesday,
May
10,
1938.
DOMINION
HOUSING
FAILS
CLEVELAND
!
IS
BEATEN
Indians
Drop
Into
Tie
With
Second
Place
New
York
Yankees
American
League
.In
BOSTON,
May
10:
(CP)
For
the
first
time
this
season,
the
Cleveland
Indians
are
not
in
exclusive
possasslpn
of
first
place
in
the
American
League.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
pounded
them
for
a
15
to
3
defeat
yesterday,
it
being
the
Red
Sox
fourth
straight
victory
The
Indians,
as
a
result,
slipped
into
a
tie
with
the
second
place
New
Yprk
Yankee
whose
game
with
Chicago
White
Sox
at
Yankee
Stadium
was
rained
out
The
slug-ginp;
of
the
Red
$ox
Included'
horre
juns
by
Jimmy
Foxx
In
the
sixtfr
and
Seventh
innings
and
a
circuit
clout
bv
.Ir"
Crnnin
in
the
fifth.
I
The
7
to
1
victory
of
the
Wash-i
ington
Senators
oyer
the
St
Louis
Brawns
was.
Uie
Senators'
sixth
straight
win
and
the
seventh
straight
loss
of
the
Browns.
The
Senators
are
now
but
half
a
game'
from
tle
league
leadership
with
the
Red
Sox.
In
turn,
only
half
a
game
behind
them.
Boston
Bees
took
a
ten-lnnlng
,7
to
5
victory
over
Pittsburg
Pirates
in
the
National
League
to
move
-Into
sixth
place
ahead
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
who
were
losing
0
to
.7
to
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
.MONDAY
1
Americap
League
;
Chicago
at
New
York,
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
;
St.
Louis
1,
WAshlngton
7.
!
Detroit
at
Philadelphia,
postponed
rain.
Cleveland
3,
Boston
15.
i
National
League
1
Boston
7.
Pittsburg
'5.
Philadelphia
4,
Cincinnati
9.
j
New
Y(rk
at
Chicago',
postponed,
cold.
Brooklyn
7,
St.
Louis
9.
'
Big
League
standings
for
the
season
to
date:-
.
National
League
W
L
Pet
New
York
16
3
.842
Chicago
13
7
.050
Pittsburg'
..t,jsir
.
9
vm&Zh
Cincinnati
,.
....10
11
St.
Louis
8
10
Boston
6
10
Brooklyn
7
13
Philadelphia
5
13
t
ii
American
League
bo
far
as
the
average
man
can
see
the
onlv
reason
Cleveland
13
7
that
Prince
Rupert
and
other
of
the
smaller
cities
cannot
New
York
13
get
loans
under
the
Federal
Housing
Scheme
is
because
Washington
13
the
loan
companies
are
afraid
to
take
a
chance
on
loaning
cEo
"7
in
these
places.
The
Dominion
government
assumes
a
Detroit
,
7
portion
01
me
loss,
it
there
is
any,
but
the
mortgage
com-
Philadelphia
7
panies
refuse
to
do
anvthintr.
st.
louLs....
5
7
8
8
10
11
11
15
.476
.444
.375
3
V)
.278
.650
.650
!
.6U'
.600!
.412
.389
.389,
.250.
Ji
the
loan
companies
will
not
loan
for
house
huildinc
"
with
the
protection
of
the
federal
government
behind
'
TKNNIS
,,(T,,)-,:
ZlTf
11
if.timfeuthe.
gov?rnment
found
some'
Own3
to
threatening
weather,
otnei
method
of
meetint?
the
situation.
Th
mnnmn
ne
ih
m,ei
.orln
the
members
of
Parliament,
judging
from
the
spokesmen
nament
of
the
season,
which
was
m
mat
uie
aciiciuu
snouiu
ne
extended
and
possiblv
the
-
i5Uf"ay
on
n2
rate
of
interest
reduced.
At
any
rate
the
"
money
should
CSian
Nat!onaJ
Rrecf
atlon
As"
r.oelatlon
Was
hp
oe
-made
rrnrlp
available
nvailnhln
oil
11
the
u
t
.-mrU,
postponed,
un-
over
country
outside
of
the
big
ui
next
Sunday.
cities.
Until
this
is
done
the
scheme
may
be
looked
upon
-
.as
a
failure
It
fails
at
the
crucial
point.
In
fact
it
dis-
TOM
Vr
ft
criminates
between
the
people
who
wish
to
own
their
JaP
kxP0tf.S
Ul
homes
m
the
large
cities
and
those
who
would
do
the
same!
,
,
m
the
smaller
cities.
Canned
Crab
To
NOUTHKRN
ROAD
SYSTKM
The
Financial
News
editoriallv
World
Increase
will
nave
nan
enough
of
war
to
last
a
lontr
timp
nnrl
tii?if
1
tokyd
m.tu
in.i
there
is
no
immediate
danger
from
her.
If
slie
cannot
de-'
Prt5:
of
can.nsd
crab
during
1937
ieat
unarmed
China,
how
could
she
expect
to
defeat
Un
ited
States?
the
This
opinion
was
given
in
advocating
t,he
building
of
Alaska
Highway
and
the
editorjaj
writer
also
urges
that
some
day
Northern
British
Columbia
must,
have
road
system.
The
future
trreatness
of
RriricVi
loiaung
303,030
cases,
rqilectcd
a
gain
of
37,944
(jases,
or
11.6
per
cent
compared
with
the
1936,
put
were
about
30,000
cases
bejow
exports
compared
with
1935,
The
expansion
In
Japan's
cannsd,
crab,
exports
during
1937
was
due
to
larger
ship
u
ii.
C
u
luuu,e,IU
.ine
Paper
se,es
IS
year,
an
advance
of
50,833
cases,
or
wneintji
uie
province
can
get
me
money
at
a
rate
pf
in-p
per
cent
and
accounted
for
56.5
terest
AVhiqh
it
can
afford
to
pay.
'
;per
cent
qt
the
total
trade
compar-
.
ed
with
47.3
per
cent
during
1936.
Great
Britain
was
Japan's
second
INCREASE
SALE
OF
EGGS
most
Important
market
f0r
canned
,.
.
crab.
,
Poultry
raisers
are
trying
to
start
a
campaign
for
the
purpose
ol
increasing
the
consumption
of
,
eggs.
They
are
usiuug
.uie
.minister
01
agriculture
to
procure
an
advertls
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
May
10:
(CP)
i..fe
luu
uiauuu
iui
uue
liuipusc
ui
auvei-using
ine
use
wheat
was
trading
at
$1.08
on
Ot
eggs
throughout
the
country.
The
Slogan
is
to
be
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
"Uevciop
the
.Home
Market.
The
industry
is
said
to
be
droppnB
to
$107
today,
worth
a
hundred
million
dollars
a
year
and
is
capable
of)
tension
VVe
h0Pe
tne
poultrymen
succeed
in
th
Q
Xl'ainS
May
we
suggest
that
one
way
of
induqing
poultry'
-iaising
in
Prince
Rupei;t
wquld
be
to.
give
a
better
rate
on
For
-lhe
Ea,t-
feed
grain
from
the
-prairies.
The
local
rate
for
grain
Mf
3'
n?sy?
and
u
is
much
higher
than
the
export
rate.
If
the
poultrymen
'
From
the
East-
P'm
COUld
get
the
.export
rate
they
could
compete
with
the!
Tuesdays,
Thursaays
and
Satur-
prairie
egg-producers.
I
days
w
n
p.m.
TBZ
DAILY
NEWS
Roosevelt
Sent
Off
For
British
Ambassador.
8t
.
...
j
-
President
Roosevelt's
secretary
and
son,
James,
is
show,
above,
in
a
last
minut
conference
with
Joseph
P,
Kennedy
right,
on
the
liner
Manhattan,
just
before
.Kennedy
sailed
from
New
York
t(.
London
t
takp
oyer
the
duties
of
ainna.s.sartor
to
the
court
of
St.
James
TODAY
'5
STOCKS
(Courtly
S.
O.
Johnston
Co.)
Vanc(uver
B.
C.
Niqkei,
.15.'
Big
Missouri,
Ar-Bralprne,
"3,75.
Aztec,
.08.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
DentpntaVi.
Golcpnda.,4.04.
MintV-32.
,
Noble
Five,
.02.i.
Pend.p'reille,
1.65.
Pioneer
2.98.
Porter
Iraho.
.02
2.
Premier,
1.93.
Reeves
McDonald,
3.1.
Reno,
.52.'
Relief
Arlington,
,15.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.06
Vi.
Taylor
Bridge,
.04,
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.03
PremiefBorder,
3l.
Silbak
Premier,
1.75.
Congress,
.00.
Home
Gold,
.01.
Grandvlew,
.06'2.
1
Indian;
JBl
,
,.
Quatslno
Copper,
.023A.
Halda
Gold,
.07','4.
Oils
A.
P'.
Con.,
.21'.
Calmont,
.40.
C.
&
E.,
2.62.
.
...
Freehold,
.06.-Hargal,
.19.
McDougal
Segur,
.19.
Mercury,
.10.
Okalta,
1.65.
Pacalta,
'.0V2
Home
Oil,
1.30.
Toronto
"
Beattle,
1.10.
Central
Patricia,
2.59.
Gcds
Lake
.45.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.25.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
1CV4.
McKenzte
Red
Lake,
,19.
Pickle
Crow,
4.00.
Sin
Antcnio,
.1.23.
Sherrlt
Gordsn,
1.15.
SmeUen
po!d.
.01.
McLsod
Coekihutt,
3.60.
Oklend.
.2,1.
Mother,
.40,
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40,
Stadacona,
,67.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.07.
'
Francoein',
.34.
Monela.
2.20.
BcULcadillac,'
.07..
Thompii.n.
Cadillac,
28.
'
Bankfield,
.82.
East
Malartlc,
1.68.
Preston
East.Dome,
5.
Hutchison
Lake,
J05.
Dawson
White,'
.04
Aldermac.
.46.
,Kerr
Addlsqn.
1.90.
Uchl
Geld,
1.75.
Int.
Nickel,
48"Q0.
J
-
Noranda,
.620.
Con.
Smelters,
57.50.
Athona,
.10.
Ilitrdrock,
2.30.
Barber
Larder,
.41.
Mandy,
.14.
Rand
Malartlc,
.39.
On
account
of
the
nurses
graduating
exercises
of
the
Prfncp
Rupert
General
Hospital,
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
British
Israel
Society,
schsduled
for
last
evening,
was
postponed
unUl
liext
Monday
n.ight.
KA1EN
TRANSFER
Red
Gillis,
Proprietor
DRY
W0QD
,
qpL
Furniture
Moving
and
General
Hauling
Phone
CO
Canadian
Woman
To
Nurse
Lepers
.Miss
.Mary
J.flwe
11.
N.,
.Leaves
Fort
Wijjum
I
or
;seria
FORT
WILLIAM,
Ont..
May
10:
UCP.
Mary
E.
Lowe,
R.
.Jt
left
fhere
pn
a
7,000
miles
Journey
that
.will
carry
her
to
inner
Ni;eria
In
Africa,
where
she
will
nurse
In
a
new
non-denprnjnaUonaf
mission
i'eper
hospital.
Her
luggage
Included
enouch
..hardware
and
utensils
to
furnish
1.
JU
ROOSEVELT
i
FRIENDLY
United
States
President
Urges
Need
of
Better
International
Relationships
I
WASHINGTON,
May
10:
CP.t
;
Renamed
efforts
to
Improve
Injer-I
national
understanding
and
relationships
were
urged
yesterday
by
President
Franklin
D.
RQoseveU
on
his
return
from
a
holiday
cruise
to
Ouh
waters.
The
United
States,
declared
the
chief
executive,
was
pledged
to
international
economic
co-operation.
By
this
he
was
believed
to
be
alluding
to
reciprocal
tariff
arrangements
yith
.various
nations.
No
nation
can
enjoy
prosperity
when
a
great
part
of
the
worjd
Is
suffering
privation,"
declared'
Mr.
'
Roosevelt.
'some
facts
'.
on
papers
British
People
Are
Confirmed'
Readers
Few,
if
Any,
Are
Without
Their
Papers
1
LONDQN,
May
;10.-.Every
fam,Jly
in
uruam
nuys
on
an
average
rnore
than
ten
newspapers
In
each
week.',
j
This
Is
one
of
a
large
number
of,"
facts
brought
out
In
a
comprehen-l.
sive
report
on
the
British
press
thatj
has
been
Issued.
by
Pqlltical
and
Economic
Planning,
an
organization!
in
London
working
through
expert'
committees
whlc.h
lvestlate
social
questions
of
all
kinds.
;
The
BrlUsh
public,
one
learns.
give?
first
place
to
the
picture
page.
a
smajl
home.
Important
baggage
Accidents
come
second,
while
third
jjterns
were
six
volumes
of
Matthew
place
l?
taken
by
the
leader
page
I
.HenryS
cpmrnentary
on
tl;e
Bible
including
as
It
ofen
,does
special
.ana
a
large
camera
which
will
en-
article:,
or
comic
Items.
able
her
to
shqw
slides
on
her
return
to
Canada.
Newspaper
Office
Damaged
By
Fire
In
1935,
It
appears,
the
press
stood
twelfth
among
British
Industries,
In
size
It
circulated
19,000,0,00
copies'
dally.
It
gayp
ernplpjment
tp.30,000'
workers.
A
newspaper
that
Is
sold
for
a
1
penny
costs
on
the
average
three
1
halfpence
to
produce
and
dlstrl--
Ccnsidrable
Loss
From
Flames
.in
vie
P)s
g.eU
baqk
pnly
cthlrd?
of
a
penny
pm
the,
.Want
at
Geraldtown.
Ontario.
1
purchaser
and
has
to
make
up
the
GERALDTOWN",
Ont..
May
10.
balance
of
the
cost
frpm
the
ad-Fire
on
Saturday
caused
severe
:
vertlse.m?r)ts.
fhe
chief
costs
are
damage
to
tlje
tirrjes
newspaper
tllc
paper
and
tjie
ink
which
be-bullding
here.
There
was
a
iieavy
tween
t.hem
absorb
from
35
to
40
less
through
the
effects
pf
water,
ipei
cent
pf
the.
tPtal
outlay.
J
"A
BETTER
PO.UCH
-'
tell,
the
woridl'
-nigiit
now
I'll
make
a
prediction.
When
you
get
"going
with
this
fie
tr,
improved
Old
Chum
Tobacco
Touch
you'll
vote
it
to
he
just
the
smartest
hit
of
packaging
"that
ever
Lwkonnd
a
man
to
better
l
sinoknig."
-
V
.
j
Itypill-proof.al-light,
moisture-
"
,
,
proolVan
lionest-to-gbodness
"
fouch
that
opens
wide
enough
to
permit
loading
the
pipe
without
'
1V
spil
ing,
and
then
folds
up
snug
apd
smooth
lp
slip
into
your
picket.
Made
of
special
paper,
laminated
foil
and
rubber,
this
neiioie,
uuraDie,
likeable
pouch
will
keep
your
Old
Chum
fresh
and
flavorful
down
to
the
last
satisfying
picfiil.
We
don't
need
tp
tell
you
anoui
ine
toiacco.
Old
thum
is
Old
Chum
anu
mis
new,
improved,
seal-tight
jioucti
is
right
worthy
of
.1
lie
tobacco
of
Quality".
LARGE
SEAL-TIGHT
KXJCH
sr-
r
mr
OLD
and
proud
o
HI
WHITE
HORSE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
PRICES
rimUD
AMD
IOTTUD
IN
KOtU
ltl
dTeftf
mc
ar
'UUpUyrd
by
-Boarfl
or
by
British
Holiday
C
amp
Mrs.
bunn
Announces
That
ll;r
SIANGAN
IUVEU
HOLIDAY
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