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Saturday,
June
10,
1939.
BROOKLYN.
June
10:
(CPs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
jumped
from
nr.
I.
,kt.J
..1
l
Ih.
Milnnil
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Cardln
als.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
and
Chicago
Cubs
who
had
been
tied
for
third
place
both
lost
their
game.
In.
the
American
League
Cleveland
defeated
Washington
Senators
and
took
exclusive
possession
of
third
place
after
having
been
tied
for
that
position
with
the
Idle
Chicago
White
Sox.
Yesterday's
Bl
League
Scores:
National
League
St.
Louis
'4,
Brooklyn
7.
.
4
,
Pittsburg
1.
Boston
4.
j
Chicago
3,
New
York
Four.
Only
games
played.
American
League
.
New
York-Chicago,
postponed.
I
Philadelphia
4,
Detroit
14.
!
Boston
4-18.
8t.
Louis
3-7.
Washington
2,
Cleveland
3.
The
league
standings
to
date:
It
might
be
in
order
to
point
out
to
the
two
out
of
'svta-ton
National
League
W.
I
Cincinnati
-
31
(St.
Louis
25
t
Brooklyn
22
9
00
Pittsburg
....v..
23
Chicago
J
23
jj2'New
York
22
2jBasion
iv
pnuaaeiphla
14
American'
New
York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
(
J
!
Detroit
'
PhltarUlnVlla
League
35
20
24
23
21
18
18
14
L.
15
18
21
23
23
25
25
29
9
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21
21
25
27
28
32
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300
300
.468
.432
326
town
correspondents
wno
ODject
to
tne
luanuiy
ui
iutjrj
thousand
dollars
to
the
city
by
the
federal
government
i
that
this
money
is
loaned
only
for
self-liquidating
pur-ijabe
Oiebert
10
poses.
The
money
in
question
is
loaned
for
waterworks
replacements
and,
before
the
loan
was
granted,
the
city,Dp
Ctiph
Cnxrh
oiiucn
water
rates
had
to
be
increased
to
a
point
where
the
m-liC
come
from
that
source
would
repay
the
principal
and
in-1
RetifM
terest
On
the
loan.
.
Montreal
Canadlens
Hockey
The
publication
of
the
notice
asking
for
objections
to
club
the
loan
was
intended
for
the
information
of
ratepayers!
nf
fiii.
;tv
nml
nnt.
for
those
residinc
outside
the
city.-
Montreal.
June
u:
(cpi-
Hoever,
we
are
always
glad
to
pubHcity
to
.H
sion
on
puonc
anairs
n
we
uium
iuj
uvC
o..v
,m
retlrement
as
an
active
playerj
public
interest
and
in
every
case
we
must
be
the
judges
als0
announced.
!
oi
me
puuue
lnierest
sis
any
tuiicBiuim.iivv.
appeasement
again
Canada's
Hopes
If
the
British
government
thinks
it
can
appease
Ger-
K
r
many
by
negotiating
any
plan
for
handing
over
to
them
j
Cfafp
HamPQ
mistaken.
Bn-
1
U
UdmeS
territory
now
under
British
control,
it
is
Jldge
pands
never
could
be
bought
off
permanently.
We
also
f
doubt
if
Britain
has
a
right
to
hand
back
territory
which
Have
T
OUIldered
it
has
taken
over
under
mandate
with
the
understanding
that
it
would
no
longer
be
German
territory.
At
any
rate
i
london.
June
id:
(CP)-Mont-the
people
of
those
territories
should
be
consulted
before
rears
hopes
of
staging
the
1944
i
2
1
winter
tTll
vm
rt
lqmo
tmmAwA
any
Jl
.action
is
taKen.
Z'
z
TJ
yesterday
when'
the
International
SPLLU1
cuvvcxx
O
fit?
TUP
111b
KIMfl
KIWls
Qlymplc
Committee
awarded
the
games
to
Italy,
the
summer
games
v
All
Canadians,
we
feel
sure,
will
agree
with
the
King
Delng
awarded
to
London.
The
when
he
said
to
the
neonle
of
the
United
States:
committee
accepted
chancellor
"I
nrav
that
our
ereat
nations
may
ever
in
the
future
Adolf
Hitler's
invitation
UNITED
STATES'
VIEW
1
The
reply
of
the
President
also
needs
emphasis
when
divorced
from
aggression,
could
only
be
universally
fol
lowed,
relations
between
all
countries
could
rest
upon
a
sure
foundation
and
men
and
women
everywhere
could
Teams
were:
awn
Dowiinsf
Last
Evening
Preece
and
Arroll
In
Night's
Play
to
fuDr.
ni
tfm
TofV,
nf
fripnflshin
in
n
world
nf
he
1840
w,nt
Eames
at
neace.
I
trust
and
believe
that
in
the
years
to
come
the
arian
A
history
of
the
United
States
will
continue
to
be
marked
L
.
,
liy
that
ordered
progress
and
Dy
tnat
prosperity
wnicn
1
hnvp
heen
theirs
in
the
nafit."
1
Last
W.
L.
McClymont
Park
Zbura,
Mac-
Macdonald
2
Donald,
Scherk,
Slmundsen,
Bus-
Borland
.-
2
sey,
Santerbane,
Keays,
Kcas,
As-
Arroll.
,
2
tori-
'um
Fraser
Street
BilL
O'Brien,
MacPhee
u
,..1
Long,
Arney,
Montesano,
Ourvich.
McMeekin
-
0
Postula,
KUlas.
(Frew
-
0
.Tinker
.
.0
Keep
up
to
date.
Advertise
regu-
Preece
.
0
323
.457
.400
391
304
hold
Oar-
he
said;
"If
this
illustration
of
use
of
methods
of
peace,
inn
and
window
Rinks
win
Ov
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
2
3
i.'
Pts.
2
2
2
2
1
0
3
9
0
'
1
THK
DAILY
NKWB
"
11
M
-
I
J
-
'SPORT
DODGERS
MOVE
UP
Take
Third
Place
In
National
League
as
Also
do
Cleveland
Indians
in
American
SPQRT
CHAT
Oeoffrey
Pownali.
president
of
the
New
Zealand
Rugby
Union
In
11)32
and
former
president
of
the
New
Zealand
Lawn
Tennis
Association,
is
dead,
aged
57.
Five
of
13
goals
scored
In
a
Whit-
tournament
game
In
Cup
polo
..tandln.
vesterdav
as
a
re-lney
tult
of
aven
to
four
victory
overRMh5mun
penalty
hits.
EngUnd.
cam
from
Rahom
Bux
has
beaten
severs
Australian
wrestlers
in
bouts
In
In
dia,
and.
when
0.
Singh.
Indian
lighter,
took
a
two-minute
decision
against
him.
crowds
injured
the
vic
tor
seriously
with
lathes
and
stones.
Newly-formed
National
Basketball
League
played
Its
first
wmetit
Farl's
Court
In
London
last
month.
The
league
consists
of
eight
teams
In
the
metropolitan
area.
St.
Louis'
uniforms
have
been
chanced
more
than
once
but
the
memory
of
th
chorolJite-eolwed
rig
of
1885
lingers
In
the
name
of
St.
Louis
Browns
of
the
American
League.
Imany
SEE
'
cf.
Jim
Londos,
world
heavy
weight
wpseu
SOFTBALL'
Three
Two
Tail
nrrs
In
Lat
League
and
Orotto
Win-Mint's
Senloi
Flitures
three
while,
in
the
other,
oroiu.
slaughtered
Acropolis
with
a
21
to
nil
shut-out.
Heavy-hitting
partlculaily
in
the
last
game
on
th
rmrt
of
the
tobacconist,
wa
the
order
of
the.
evening.
Line-ups
were:
Three
Two
Beynon
Domln
n
IK.
TtntimMtt
n
irun
iU.
Campbell
If..
Parlett
p..
Murra
Moose
Domlna
to
rf.
F.
2b..
Vance
lb..
J.
Schroede:
p..
Stalker
If
..
Pierce
3b..
E.
Schroe
dcr
cf..
Franks
2b..
Spear
c.
Grotto
Oeddes
If
.
Olllls
cf
Ratchford
lb..
Santerbane
3b.
Yaser
p..
Slmundsen
ss..
Morgan
c.
SUles
2b
.
M.
Montmno
rf
Acropolis
Clark
cf..
Clark
3b
Magnet
p..
Olllls
2b..
O'Neill
e.
Mentenko
rf..
H.
Schaeffer
as..
R
ICehaeffer
If.
The
standing
to
date
ts
as
fol
ows:
W.
U
Orotto
4
1
Three
Two
4
wrestling-'
champion,
announced
in
J
Moose
z
Honolulu
he
will
tour
South
Africa
Acropolis
0
In
June
before
his
scheduled
visit
I
to
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
When
Len
Harvey
fights
Jock
Mc-Avoy
at
Harrlngay
June
15
he
will
iompete
for
world
heavyweight
box-'ng
honors
as
well
as
defending
his
own
British
title.
British
boxing
officials
announce.
Seven
new
records
were
estabHsh-
795
,ed
at
the
Universities'
Athletic
Un-619llon
swimming
meet
in
Leeds.
Eng-
L.
N.
Amar
Nath.
all-India
professional
cricketer,
lias
been
awarded
the
Talreee
Gold
Medal
as
the
best
Hindu
crieketer
for
1938.
E.
Gregory.
Leysonstone
soccer
player,
has
signed
professional
forms
for
West
Ham
United.
English
League
team.
He
ha
played
with
the
amateur
club
for
three
seasons.
D.
R.
Jardine.
former
captain
of
England,
suggests
-a
smaller
ball
to
bring
about
brighter
cricket.
He
thinks
his
proposal
would
mean
fewer
runs
for
batsmen
1
Hied
FOK
SALF
23
foot
troller,
Ford
engine
with
reduction
gear.
In
good
shape,
$150
cash.
Phone
Red
444.
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TTJ
T-T
I'l'L'
DUnn
TtaAift
nlr
Dining,
Bedroom,
Chesterfield
'
Suites,
Linoleum,
Curtains,
Whatnot,
Kitchenware
and
Tables,
Plants,
Oarden
Tools.
Pugsley,
320
2nd.
Ave..
Blue
53.
137
FOR
SALE
22
ft.
gasboat
with
cabin.
Ready
to
run.
Priced
reasonably
low.
Phone
Red
454.
(135)
WANTED
WANTED
O
hi
for
soda
fountain
and
lunch.
Dave's
Qonfectlooery.
(133)
WANTED
Boat
about
18
feet,
light
weight,
suitable
for
outboard
use.
Phone
Black
295.
(135)
once
more
look
upon
a
happy
prosperous
and
peaceful
oVer
Jack
preec's
in
a
closely
con-
fr
rent-
Furnished
bungalow
worm.
"Junior
Baseball
Game
Is
Played
McClymont
Paitc
Wins
Over
Frasei
Street
By
Score
Of
19
to
15
In
another
Junior
Baseball
League
game
last
night
McClymont
Park
won
over
Fraser
Street
by
a
score
ed
game
and
Fraser
Street,
al
though
beaten,
Is
hopeful
of
turn
lng
the
tables
before
long.
Oeorge
Hltl'i
rink,
won
21
to
20
tested
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
Association
Lawn
Bowling
League
fixture
last
night.
R.
M.
Wlnslowts
rink
defeated
Louis
Ar-roll's
in,
another
game.
The
league
standing
to
date:
FOR
RENT
July
and
August.
$35
per
month.
Apply
Box
13
DaWy.
News.
(135)
PERSONAL
BE
READY
FOR
EXAMINATIONS
We
have
helped
hundreds
to
ob
tain
positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examln
era,
Clerks
and
Stenographer
etc.
Flee
booklet
of
Information.
M.-C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
tf.
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar
ten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
WInhl
of
19
to
15.
It
was
a
well
contest-,
larly.
peg.
Manitoba,
tf,
In
the
Canadian
National
Re-
creation
Association's
singles
championship
competition
last
night
results
were
as
follows:
Ben
Dalgarno,
21;
Steve
King.
7.
12
R.
333.tflnri
Ttwlftn
diiripntji
tarried
off
v
most
men's,
and
women's
cups
by
is
large
margins.
Pel
300
303
300
DORIES
ARE
.400
.000
Singles'
Bowling
E.
Benson.
21:
8.
C.
Thomson
A.
Rogers.
21.
Frank
Vlckers
NEW
VISIBLE
COOKING
An
Exceptionally
Durable
.1-Coat
Enamelware
White
with
Red
Trim
Every
Piece
Has
a
Pyrex
Glass
Cover
Come
in
and
See
Them
on
Display
'NYLON'
Fishing
Leaders
Stronger
Than
Gut-Uniform
Elastic
No
Sheen
Will
straighten
When
Dry
.Will
Not
Split
or
Fray
Will
Not
Become
Sleazy
We
Have
All
Sizes
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver
VALUABLE
Worth
of
Sturdy
Craft
Again
Hem
out.
rated
In
Sea
CoIllkUu
the
sturdy
dories
tn
which
fishermen
rowed
ai
much
as
mHea
to
reach
land.
Both
the
Rom
and
the
Patker
were
engaged
at
the
time
of
t.ic
accident
In
what
fishermen
call
I'-alnile
the
140
catchlng
flah
by
the
hook-and-line
method,
carrying
crews
of
20-
i
Saturday
Juoe
10,
m
I
-4
I
-
'ugie
uury
ana
a
Monter
fer
Qw
doubi.
considered
n
of
.
ft
f
iciVlftll
K..
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H
I,
!
cut
exception,
to
There
was
a
bumper
crowd
oil
OLOUCE8TER.
Mass..
June
W,LftS
hJh
uT
,
h
fans
in
fine
weather
at
the
Oy.o
,CP.-The
collision
at
ea
between
(
'u,
of
the
Ball
Park
last
night
to
we
U
the
Olouir
flahlng
sehooner'
trMuZiu
senior
league
softball
games
In
Btilth
C
Rose
and
the
'
IUh1
ydor"'
b-
one
oi
wnicn
mrrr
iu
i
-
n-i
Mrrv
aa...
ihe
measure
oi
muw
cim
inua
m
uuui
t-i
vm.
examiner
of
wen
sea
for
24
to
48
hours
and
al
,hu
pnrL
for
more
than
100
ml!
before
btsnr
rufeued
or
reMtilng
land
Is
eonslderrd
by
Olousrrter
rtsh-.
men
as
a
tribute
u
th
seaworthiness
of
the
craft.
The
OloucesUr
tUhennen's
dory
Is
a
small
flat-boUomed.
high-
!..
Oerman
raiders
opr.
ceast
and
dory
loud
east
upon
the
hie),
sustenance.
Now.
after
this
need
Is
again
emph
.
urvmra
that
sorr.f
"fie
of
Rationally
one
is
sv
:.K
dui
local
?.
that
has
been
due
auntcr
i'-
b
fthitt
fitrlnjr
tit
t
.
casualty
among
the
crews
of
41
'""ru
men.
lurara
ivciimm
wmj
iu
edd
men
each,
and
sending
ol
mahi.m.u
iii.ao
1
rrsn.
ft.-
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1
'
Li
BANANAS
HIGIirg
Jew
'
tin
.
to
1
t7
U
1
1
dory
haddocklng."
That
k-
d&ne
M,lln
,h.
'
t-
for
such
emers.
.
j-
men
in
dalles
t,
set
and
haul
the
'"a
I
trawls
while
on
the
fUhlne
banks
CP-captain
v.i.,..jn
R
Be
It
was
these
dories
that
averted
MW-
honnr.fa
1
ertniu
liwi
at
life
after
the
col.
."
-
f
fnod
and
water
and
no
meant
dlfdt.
th
nf
Wn.Hnr
In
the
little
eraft.
th
HAIJFAa.
June
in-
i
.
valence
of
the
leaf
?o
Cra
In
the
West
Indict
:
'
sr
'
:j
C
price
of
bananas
b
her
Rif
fruit
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Sun
Goggles
Protect
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Eyes
15c
to
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BATHING
CAPS
New
Styles
And
Shades
10c
to
50c
Phone
10
Ormes
Ltd.
Jim
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CREAM
HAS
MANY
VARIETIES
Conev-Lemon.
Raspberry,
Vanilla,
Chocolate
and
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Cup
Tattl
Frulttj
and
Vanilla
Cream
Lunch
and
Candy
Freere
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Vanilla.
Cherry
Cmtara,
Tutll
Fruitti
and
Maple
Walnat
Dominion
Dairy
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelM
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
190
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
Fifth
Arentie
Eat
and
McsVW
LOCKWOOD'S
FUR
STORE
Spring
Jackets
and
Coats
Call
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Prices
Reasonable.
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Look
Them
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Highest
Prices
Paid
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relts
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
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