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IfSWV
School
Shoes
Girls
and
Children
s
Jack
and
Jill
Little
Pal
Hewston
Make
BOY'S
AND
YOUTHS
.
.
Greb
Sisman
&
Valentine
Make
These
Shoes
Have
Stood
the
Test
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
SPORT
CHAT
A
15-yard
hole-ln-one
on
tV
fifth
hole
was
followed
by
a
170-yard
shot
on
the
11th
which
also
holed
when
A.
Friedman
had
a
hui
of
luck
at
8ydneyt
Australia.
Fastest
score
of
100
runs
In
women's
cricket
has
been
players
have
been
Invited
to
visit
!
South
Africa
and
Rhodesia
ner;
(the
..iL.
A
I
I
I
1
-
South
African
and
Rhodeslan
I
Women's
Hockey
Association.
First
Biglish
Rugby
Club
to
vlilt.
the
continent
when
they
went
to
Paris
In
1893.
the
Rosslyc
Park
club
has
been
granted
permission
by
the
Rugby
Union
tn
play
In
France
in
October.
His
life
despaired
of
IS
months
ago,
Olant
Killer,
a
horse
trained
by
Bill
Burke,
won
the
Australian
Grand
National
at
Melbourne
When
Burke
leased
Giant
Killer
from
Otway
Falkrler
a
year
,aga
he
had
tetanus.
Henry
Cotton,
holder
of
the
Belgian
Open
golf
championship,
I
will
not
defend
the
crown
at
the
jSpa
although
six
other
English
1939.
i,olfers
will
contest.
In
14
innings
of
cricket,
R,
II.
Jarrett,
grammar
school
prodigy
jof
Sittlngbourne.
England,
scored
6C7
runs
and
headed
his
school
.bowling
with
an
average
of
7.35
!
per
wicket.
-
QUICK
ACTION
j
SP3-0
at
a
football
game
In
It
did
not
take
Germany
long
to
commence
hr
cam-
JJ
JJJJ
c
JJ
paign
of
warring
upon
women
and
children,
lhis
was
ex-j
the
field
with
unorthodox
sweater
pected
before
the
war
commenced.
It
was
one
reason
why
numbers.
The
team's
usual
piav-Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
was
so
reluctant
to
rush
lns
sweaters
had
been
stolen.
int0,??r',
iPS
hae!
f
fl
H?1
rode
twice
In
would
befall
the
children
of
Europe.
That
is
why
the
a
nce
mpet
at
Sydney
Australia,
children
have
been
moved
out
of
London.
We
must
ex-
and
won
twice.
Both
wins
were
in
pect
that
women
and
children
will
be
the
chief
victims
of
:
the
same
day.
this
war
unless
Hitler
finds
that,
even
his
friends,
turn!
'
against
him
for
carrying
out
his
policy
of
ruthlessness.
A
DIRTY
REPORT
i
One
of
the
dirtiest
-evasions
ever
heard
from
a
civiliz-j
ed
people
was
that
of
the
Germans
in
trying
to
say
that,
the
torpedoing
of
the
Athenia
by
a
submarine
was
the
work
ol
the
liritisn
in
order
to
drag
tne
Americans
into
war:
We
all
know
that
war
is
hell
but
we
cannot
think
of
j
j
anvthinrr
innm
dovilish
thnn
thf
Gorman
tpplininue
in
ro-(
gard:
to
this
horrible
crime.
Timely
Recipes
TOMATO
COCKTAILS
13
ripe
tomatoes
!
1
cup
chopped
celery
j
2
cup
chopped
onions
2
tablespoons
vinegar
3
sweet
green
peppers
1
sweet
red
pepper
2
tablespoons
salt
'
cup
vinegar
Mash
and
cut
tomatoes,
but'
do
not
peel
Chop
the
peppers
finely.
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
present
war
will
not!
mix
tomatoes,
celery,
onions,
pep-last
as
long
an
had
been
expected.
If
it
is
true
thiHt
thejpers.
and
salt
together.
Boll
for
German
people
are
already
rioting
in
some
of
the
cities,
lone-hair
hour
strain
through
a
it
h
to
I
expected
that,
before
lorn;,
the
win
increase
ana
ine
people
win
reiuse
to
oe
ieu
to
tne
slaughter.
If
the
British
case
was
as
weak
as
that
of
Germany
it
is
quite
certain
that
the
British
people
would
not!
stand
for
it.
!
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and
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It
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j
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and
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2.
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6.
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St.
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4,
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2.
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Detroit
4.
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games.
j
Mrs.
A.
J,
Ingraham
and
little
I
daughter,
who
have
been
paying
a
visit
at
Skidegate
with
Mrs.
In-graham's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E,
,C.
Stevens,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
last
night
en-route
back
to
Surf
Inlet.
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Davey
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of
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years
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NEUTRALITY
POLICY
OF
ROOSEVELT
t'rre
Hl
People
to
Bend
Continued
Efforts
Toward
I'eace
WASHINGTON.
DC
Sept.
6.-
.
.
.
.
ill
made
bv
Miss
Bromane
of
Ibis
Dealing
that
everyirunif
puxooie
who
scored
105
not
out
In
63
mln-
bahw
done
to
keep
United
utes
during
a
match
against
States
out
of
war
and
exhorting
his
Westminster
Bank.
people
to
bend
every
effort
towards
I
maintaining
peace
at
nome
ana
One
of
five
golfing
champion
Abroad
by
refraining
from
anything
brothers,
Charles
11.
Oadd.
Durhsra
In
the
way
of
profiteering
out
of
professional,
died
In
Durham
the
nursult
of
war
and
guarding
England,
at
the
age
of.
47.
Qadd
.mainst
propaganda
or
hysteria.
end
to
the
invasion
of
Poland.
"After
long
years
of
constant
crlse
today,
unhanplly.
we
have
the
f
set
of
Blant!c
conflict
Now
we
mint
nrenare
to
reha
bilitate
a
c'nnled
humanity.
"We
neoole
of
the
United
States
have
made
every
effort
to
uphold
the
cause
of
peace.
I
think
we
have
been
tusllfled
in
bending
all
our
"fforts
toward
pence.
"I
think
that
the
United
States
hculd
strive
towards
eliminating
the
continued
use
of
force.
"Your
government
has
no
lnfor-natlon,
.to
withhold
or
has
it
had
any
thought
of
withholding
any
in-
'ormatlon
"Pxqv
and
radio
should
tarefully
iiscrlminate
between
verified
fact
ind
rumor
and
the
people
should
mdeavour
to
discriminate
between
iewg
and
rumor.
uo
not
oeueve
everything
you
ead
or
hear
check
up
on
it.
"When
peace
la
broken
anywhere,
our
peace
is
endangered.
"There
is
no
use
In
shrugslng
me's
shoulders
and
saying
that
vents
occurring
thousands
of
miles
ff
do
not
affect
the
United
States
"Every
word
coming
through
the
Ur.
every
ship
that
sails
the
seas.
very
battle
that
is
fought
affects
he
American
future.
"At
this
moment
there
is
being
orepared
a
proclamation
of
United
States
neutrality
in
accordance
with
InternaUonal
law
and
American
policy.
I
trust
in
the
days
tc
:ome
that
our
neutrality,
can
be
made
a
full
neutrality.
"The
most
dangerous
enemy
of
American
peace
is
that
person
who
vithout
full
information,
talks
In
?eneraltles
and
gives
assurance
of
present
or
future
events.
"It
is
Impossible
for
me
to
fore-ast
what
may
happen
In
the
future.
"I
do
not
know
what
the
economic
effects
of
the
war
on
this
;ountry
may
be.
"No
American
has
the
moral
right
to
proflieer
at
the
expense
of
his
fellow
citizens
or
men,
women
nd
children
living
today
In
the
nldst
of
war
In
Europe.
"Most
of
us
believe
in
spiritual
values,
the
spirit
of
the
New
Testament
which
opposes
Itself
to
the
use
of
force
armed
force.
"We
should
strive
for
peace
at
home
and
peace
In
other
lands
so
that
peace
at
home
may
not
be
leanordlzed.
"The
safety
of
the
Western
Hemisphere
Ls
the
safety
of
United
States,
our
people
and
our
children.
"We
have
an
Ideal
nnd
our
duty
is
to
preserve
the
safety
of
our
peoole
and
of
our
children.
"I
have
seen
war
and.
I
have
said
it
time
and
time
again
and
I
say
It
again.
I
hate
war."
MUSIC
Miss
N.
Lawrence
Violin
Teacher
of
Theory
Classes
Commencing
Sept.
PHONE
SM
'JET
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
II.C.
Stores
DUTCH
NAZI
ALL
READY
Ks-Canal
Hullder
Admit
MiumHiiI
Ahead
of
Illtlrr
By
J.
C.
STAltK
UTRECHT.
Holland.
Sept.
6;
tCP
Anton
Mussert
Is
ready
to
serve
"ray
people"
a
the
"fuehrer"
of
Holland
any
time
tney
can
mm
but
not
even
he
will
predict
when.
If
evei.
that
time
will
come.
A
short,
stout
man
of
45
with
pink
cheeks
and
a
friendly
anil,
he
Is
the
"lalder"
of
the
National
Socialist
movement
of
Holland.
He
slu
behind
a
'able-like
desk
in
a,
sedate-looklne
converted
dwelllne
was
five
times
Durham
profession-
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
J
not,
fp
(ron,
tne,
busjneiS
centre
of
al
champion.
Have
a
special
eleven-minute
radio
J
this
sleepy
j
old
ld
clty
city.
1
hreadcsu
to
the
people
or
the
un
!
Veteran
Olympian
contender.
M
lied
State?
Sunday
nUht.
Champion,
New
Zealand
swimmer,
Somr
of
the
highlights
of
the
'
Is
dead.
He
was
a
member
of
ihi
President's
address
lasting
elnven
I
Australian
team
of
swimmers
that
-nlnutes
and
transmitted
In
six
!
competed
in
the
1912
Games
at
languages
were
as
follows:
;
Stockholm.
"My
countrymen
and
my
friends.
1
"My
single
duty
Is
to
speak
to
the
!
Euglish
women
Held
hockey
.vhnl.
lh
Amit,ixn
neon!.
"I
had
honed
against
hope
that
"lie
miracle
mleht
nrevent
de-
yeai.
The
Invitation
was
mule
by
vai,in
nr
In
Eurone
and
brine
an
The
building
has
boon
his
home
all
hlf
life:
witnessed
his
rise
as
a
,
civil
engineer
he
built
one
of
Hol
'
ft
2.
'f
"VVKol
did
I
(Mtmit
you
if
yog
woa?"
Rj8hi,iOi
I'll
fw
a
5
Cop."
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"Tkt
punt
arM
in
uhuk
lLa(0
tn
it
tmeltj,
land'.'
greatest
canals
from
Am-
ctcrdam
to
the
Rhine.
Then
It
w
him
suddenly
give
up
enslneerln
more
like
Mussolini
than
Hitler
to
lead
a
movement
much
like
the
He
admires
both
of
them,
he
avers,
one
thst
was
on
the
veroe
of
now-
but
he
is
sold
to
have
more
ad-
r
In
Germany.
miration
for
Mu&aullnt.
The
word
It
was
In
December.
l3l-more
"fascist"
ls
used
around
iry
hnn
a
year
before
Adolf
Hitler
be-
headquarters-riot
"nazl.
!
rome
Chancellor
of
Germany-,
Mussert
says
that
Holland
would
thst
Mimert
oluneed
Into
organic-
require
a
different
typo
of
fasetet
ln
a
Natl
group
In
Holland.
That,
government
than
those
of
Germany
he
snys.
was
a
"happy"
clrcum-
or
I,ay
tance
for
him
and
an
unhannv!
"Im
emy
,nen
a
Dutchman.
ne
for
hU
enemies
who
like
to
ac-
.h'
asserts,
bringing
his
flt
down
'iie
him
of
being
an
aent
of
Hit-:01
tne
a
80
nt
would
mould
ler.
ThlJ
he
denies
vigorously.
Hls.1
twvernmtnt
to
fit
the
people,
he
contends,
u
a
thormiohlr
nntrh.
The
people
must
citpoec
their
novement
with
no
connections
with'
any
other
Nazi
or
Fascist
organization
and
receiving
no
support
from
abroad.
I'nlformt
Taboo
Mussert.
who
looks
far
mar
the
engineer
than
a
would-be
dictator,
is
dressed
in
a
conservative
brownish-gray
suit,
whlt-fhlrt
and
brown
tie.
A
small
emblem
of
his
movement
In
hli
upel
ls
the
only
distinguishing
mark
by
which
he.
or
his
follow-
not
allowed
to
'orms
openly.
wear
party
unl-
On
one
wall
of
Musnerfs
office
hang
pictures
of
Hitler
and
Mus-
.ollnl.
Above
them
Is
a
picture
of
himself
In
black
party
uniform
black
shirt
and
black
tie.
his
chin
sticking
out.
Farther
over
on
Uie
wall
and
still
higher
haniri
an.
other
picture,
larger
still
of,
Qucn
Wilhelmlna
of
the
Nether-'
lauds.
Mussert
emphasizes
that
I
he's
a
loyal
subject
and
would
no!
disturb
the
monarchy
if
he
should
come
to
power.
I
in
tnis
and
other
ways,
hs
r-.
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SWANA
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A.T.C.M,
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Piano,
Theory
Harmony,
Etc.
Enrolling
Students
for
Fall
Term
PHONE
8
IS
own
leader."
he
explains.
"If
could
not
govern
here
by
farclnc
himself
on
the
people
againtt
their
then
the
Queen
would
call
him
to
office.
If
they
tMt
confidence
In
him.
they
could
get
anoUu-r."
He
does
not
explain
how.
For.
t
in
Oermany
and
Italy,
he
would
abolish
other
parties.
Mussert
also.
h
says.
-ukl
no
ers,
are
known
In
public.
They
ar.
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