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Seal
Cove
Wins
Junior
Softball
I
Defeated
Westview
by
Score
of
lo
8
Yesterday
Afternoon
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
Velvet
vs.
Nevy
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of
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Thursday.
July
27,
1939.
BOARD,
Good
home
cooking,
814
2nd.
Avenue
West.
tf
TnTmrTT
A
"BT
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
PRICE
OF.
NATIONAL
SOCIALISM
Even
from
the
official
figures
issued
by
(he
Nazi
government
it
is
clear
that
Germany
is
paying
an
increasingly
heavy
price
for
her
attempt
to
turn
back
the
hands
of
the
clock
of
civilization,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
Statistics
issued
by
the
Reich
department
of
statistics
(Reichagesund-heitsamt)
tell
their
own
story.
Here
are
a
few
of
the
more
striking:
1933
1938
Diptheria
77,349
149,429
Scarlet
fever
,79,830
114.243
Spinal
meningitis
617
1,826
Infantile
paralysis
1,318
5,757
Contagious
dys'try
2,865
5,265
Trichinosis
2
21
These
factors
are
responsible
for
the
enormous
increase:
First,
under-nutrition;
second;
shortage
of
skilled
physicians;
third,
the
extra
strain
caused
by
the
long
hours
of
work.
The
greatest
increases
among
Industrial
workers
are
shown
in
the
building
trades,
where
the
men
now
work
14
to
16
hours
a
day.
When
Germany
drove
out
her
Jewish
and
liberal
doctors
she
inflicted
upon
herself
an
even
greater
Injury
than
she
did
to
the
victims.
Not
only
has
there
been
a
marked
shortage
of
good
doctors
as
a
result,
but
the
whole
medical
profession
has
been
demoralized.
In
1&38
alone,
the
figures
show,
there
were
766
fewer
registered
mid
wires
than
in
previous
years.
The
most
astounding
part
of
the
story
has
to
do
with
figures
for
venereal
disease.
An
official
i
Natl
publication
recently
made
I
the
specific
statement
that
no
Local
Bowlers
Did
VeryWell
Did
Not
Capture
any
Trophies
In
Vancouver
But
Made
Excellent
Showing
Against
Best
in
Country
Prince
Rupert's
lawn
bowlers
who
took
part
ln
the
recent
British
Columbia
Lawn
Bowling
Association's
meet
at
Vancouver
did
not
win
any
of
the
trophies
but
the
five
local
men
made
a
fine
showing
when
it
Is
considered
they
were
pitted
in
AL!
less
than
75
per
cent
of
the
male
population
of
Germany
had
at
one
time
or
another
been
afflicted
with
some
form
of
venereal
disease.
Outside
observers
are
inclined
to
put
this
statement
down
as
an
unusually
wild
bit
of
Nazi
publicity.
It
was
made
in
connection
with
an
anti-disease
campaign
and
seems
to
have
been
more
concerned
with
those
it
was
supposed
to
influence
in
Germany
rather
than
with
world
opinion.
Nevertheless,
it
is
no
secret
that
the
strange
kind
of
morality
advocated
by
the
whole
Nazi
propaganda
mashine
has
had
other
results
than
the
production
of
a
great
crop
of
illegitimate
VARIOUS
CRUSADES
It
is
officially
reperted
that
the
Leadership
League
is
dead.
It
is
also
reported,
although
not
officially,
that
the
New
Democracy
is
doing
little
else
but
breaking
into
the
C.C.F.
These
are
among
the
newer
crusades
which
have
failed
or
are
about
to
fail.
As
we
look
back
we
remember
prohibition
crusades,
farmers'
crusades,
General
McRaes
crusade
and
other
movements,
none
of
which
succeeded
in
bringing
about
any
permanent
change
in
the
country.
It
is
not
many
years
ago
that
the
farmers
of
Ontario
made
a
crusade
against
the
old
political
parties
and
ousted
them
from
office
but
the
farmers
were
worse
than
the
Liberals
or
Conservatives
when
they
got
into
office
so
they
were
quickly
turned
ouL
History
does
not
give
us
cause
to
have
much
faith
in
crusades
or
crusaders.
well
as
from
Washington
and
other
Pacific
Coast
states.
J
Jack
Preece,
local
singles
champ-
j
Ion,
was
a
member
of
the
team
,
which
unsuccessfully
represented
Canada
against
the
United
States
in
the
international
competition.
The
rink
of
which
Preece
was
a
member
actually
won
Its
match
but
others
did
not
hold
up
their
end.
The
Prince
Rupert
team
was
In
the
final
of
one
of
the
principal
trophies,
the
Bernard
Cup,
being
beaten
by
Vancouver
West
team
which
took
the
trophy.
Jack
Preece
and
Angus
Macdon-ald
are
home
from
the
Vancouver
meet.
Jack
Frew,
Louis
Arrol
and!,
competition
against
ssu
DowiersiD,
A.
MacPhee
are
are
due
due
back
on
from
all
park
of
the
province
as
j
Saturday
nights
train,
WEST
African
Importers
and
ex
neba.
Gold
Coast.
British
West
Africa.
tf.
East.
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FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
House
and
ana
lot,
101,
clear
clear
title.
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owner,
FOR
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Second
hand
piano.
Good
condition.
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Girl
to
do
all
general
housework
and
cooking
for
fam-
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of
four,
modern
conveniences
In
house.
Apply
Mrs.
J.
S.
Nelson,
do
Hudson
Bay
Co.,
Port
Simp-'
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B.
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(178)
the
daily
ntwb
FOR
MEN
WHO
CARE
SPORT
CHAT
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Touring
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choristers
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nut
aiuti
at
iuuiiou
uowu
under.
Their
director
says
soccer
and
Another
interesting
game
in
the's,nShig
go
well
together
and
the
Junior
boys
section
of
the
Gyro
youngsters
have
played
many
playground
softball
league
was
t
ln
Australia
and
New
Zen-played
on
Wednesday
afternoon
Ianc1,
with
Sea!
Cove
beating
Westvlew
by
a
score
of
11
to
8.
Feature
of
the
game
was
the
heavy
hitting
of
both
teams.
Neith-jer
team's
pitcher
showed
much
i
speed,
with
the
result
that
both
were
hit
freely.
Seal
Cove
opened
with
a
barrage
of
hits
ln
the
first
Inning
to
push,
over
five
runs,
two
more
ln
the
j
second,
one
in
the
third
and
three
in
total
j
Westvlew
scored
single
runs
ln
I
the
second,
fourth
and
sixth
ln-1
!
nlng
and
had
one
good
Inning,
the
'
j
third,
when
they
scored
five
runs.
Arthur
Bakewell,
Northhamptoh-shlre
and
England
batsman,
seri-
cuslv
lnhirprf
In
n
mat
sir
npcldent
GIRLS
AT
SOFTBALL
'wo
years
ago.
is
now
playing
in'"1
llke,
sy
dinners
:lub
cricket
and
hopes
to
be
fit
to
return
to
the
county
team.
Bobby
Riggs
of
Chicago,
All
score
standing
13
to
3
In
their
fa-.
vor
at
the
end
of
the
fourth,
Vel
vets
came
right
uo
from
behind.
A
new
European
400
-
metres
however,
and
scored
seven
runs
la
hurdle
record
of
51
8-10
seconds
the
sixth
and
six
In
the
seventh,
was
made
during
the
Oerman
Incidentally,
the
girls
are
showing
-T.
championships
at
Berlin
by
R.
an
improvement
in
uieir
piay
ana
the
seventh
accounting
for
their
JSXinJ
8I4.S
P"
entertainment
seconds.
for
the
spectators.
Weather
was
Ideal
last
night
and
there
was
a
good-sized
turn-out
to
see
the
fair
When
his
partner's
drive
lodged
damselj
ta
4Ctlon
ui
uie
iorK
oi
a
uee.
a.
m.
r.ic
.Lean,
playing
in
a
mixed
four
Johnny
Comadlna
and
Andre
Le-
tourneau
were
umpires
and
D.
some
at
Geelong.
Australia,
climb-
Monlttanoactfd
Iconr
tu
mj
a
uou;u
ana
wuu
a
successful
shot
hit
the
ball
about
70
Tards
The
line-ups
were:
Nurses
Olraud.
Andrew.
Hlb-
!bard,
MacDonald.
Bourgon,
Payne,
Morrlron,
Hunt
and
Davey.
i
Velvets
Flewln.
Rowe.
Blake.
A.
!been
pressed
to
iurn
profionali001""'
D,ckel
E"
but
he
told
English
sports
writers
R"
m,n
fnd
"a,lbr8
he
would
not
accept
any
offer.
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2
3
5
Ve,vel
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(Welsh
soccer
International,
who.
died
recently,
played
for
Liverpool.'
Annettes-
Johnson
Southport
and
Cardiff
City
before
Frlt2
E,llson.
Blaln.
becomtne
trainer
to
Cardiff
and:Arney-
a8Cr.
j
later
Chester.
I
Following
a
ru?bv
itame
between
Kulwin
and
Pier
Mlllan
in
Aus-
Ball
Star
Passes
The
lumber
ImhiHry
of
Britlfh
Columbia
taUen
a
high
place
under
the
heading
of
UritUh
Columbia
Inlu$triei.
It
repretenU
an
inrettment
of
tome
$t0,000,000
and
pay
more
titan
$10,000,000
annually
'In
uage$.
Employment
It
teatonal,
and
tlis
monthly
payroll
arera'gei
approximately
23,000
men.
Silver
Spring
Lager
Beer
is
Htsll
lircsveil
in
Victoria
to
the
same
famous
formula
svliich
lias
made
this
popular
beer
an
international
favorite.
Wherever
beer
is
served,
you
will
he
sure
to
find
Silver
Spring
and
those
whom
no
other
brand
will
satisfy.
SILVER
SPRING
LAGIUl
ItEEK
5
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0
Dlck-
7
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Skattebol.
Basso-Bert.
Orottettes
Smith.
Olass.
Fields,
Thomas.
Eriekson,
Dlekerm.
Harvey
Bird
and
Beale.
'
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ra'ia,
captains
of
both
teams
-Annette's
nu.hed
ud
and
congratulated
the
orottettes
1
1
1
0
1
0
a
4
9
0
2
3
0
0
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14
"'chief
referee
on
his
handling
of.
The
league
standing
to
date
ts
as
game.
I
follows:
Talsto
Maekl.
Finnish
runner,
broke
the
two-mile
world
track
running
record
at
Helsinki
with
a
time
of
eight
minutes.
53
2-10
seconds.
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,
w
p
238
seventh(
former
Big
League
W
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porters
seek
connections
with
wmi
iirooxes,
promising
younci
veiveis
u
Canadian
producers
or
manufac-1
Northamptonshire
cricketer,
will
Orotto
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Samples,
offers
for
mer-jnlav
tor
sr
Pelham
Warner's
elev-
Annette's
1
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chandlseof
all
descriptions.
nrln-'ra
ngahist
England
Past
and
Nurses
0
4
clpally
fish
products,
and
terms
Present
ln
the
Folkestone
Festival.)
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries.
Limited,
Benyiwah
House,
Win-'
Pet
1000
750
1
550
.000
McMeekin
And
Winslow
Rinks
Win
In
Bowls
IMeekln's
rink
was
defeating
Oeous,
YfiYCis
lmc
up
riviu
e.
"IiUlf
Zt
W
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mr
iruucivMvi
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Tyinj,
Ueieat
.urses
in
uiose
lumrst
to
(j;
Velvets
defeated
Nurses
10
to
ISlMacdonald
and
Orottettes
won
over
Annette's
Winslow
14
to
4
in
the
Ladles'
Softball
"HI
League
last
night.
The
former
F"W
game,
as
Indicated
by
the
score,
was
Nurses
built
up
an
early
lead
and.
Ith
the
Thursday,
July
n
ujg
Gyro
Marksmen
Issue
Challenge
i
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The
Oyro
Club
toduv
;
challenge
to
the
Rotary
c
rive-a-siae
irapsnooi
contra
pointed
to
organize
a
tram.
6
Preece
McMeekin
5MacPhee
.
4
Tinker
4
Arroll
4
2
2
2
2
2
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Cul
the
melloweit,
mott
sothfying
tobacco
you
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lucked
Into
a
cigarette
paperl
just
took
at
lit
bright,
clean
colour.
Gel
a
load
of
that
eitra
fine
aroma.
Feet
the
difference
In
those
long,
silly
ihreodt
of
selected
Virginia
tobaccos,
scientifically
prepared
for
cigarettes
by
on
exclusive
process,
cut
eitra
fine
so
you
can
roll
a
trim,
tidy
cigarette
without
watte.
Man,
oh
man!
This
is
cigarette
loboccol
Treat
yourself
to
Old
Virginia.
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youl
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challenge
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brouKl.f
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League,
l
fixtures
last
evenly.
R.
MWlns-l
today
i
RoUrJ
Club
lun.he,
m
tow's
rink
won
19
to
15
over
"
a
,
accepted
with
Paul
Armour
ij.
p
Tinker's
while
Thomas
Me-'
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Baseball
Standings
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
National
League
Cincinnati
.
54
30
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Pittsburg
45
33
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St.
Louis
45
40
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York
42
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42
42
.500
Boston
40
45
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Philadelphia
25
57
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George
Graham,
One
Time
Noted!
American
league
Catcher,
Victim
or
Cerebral
'New
York
64
25
.719
Hemorrhage
at
Hollywood
j
Boston
55
31
.640
Chicago
50
40
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HOLLYWOOD,
July
27:
George
Cleveland
47
40
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Graham,
noted
Big
League
base-
Detroit
44
45
.494
ball
catcher
of
an
earlier
day.
Is
Washington
21
55
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dead
here.
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hemorrhage
Philadelphia
J3
54
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was
the
cause
of
death.
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