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mute
athletes
lett
London
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the
Fifth
International
Deaf'
Games
at
Stockholm.
One
depart-j
Street
Dress
Shoes
Ing
athlete
waved
a
Union
Jack
another
flaunted
a
gas
mask.
The
very
latest
models
in
Pumps,
Straps
and
Oxfords
in
Black,
Brown
and
Blue
Kid
with
covered
and
leather
heels.
Have
just
arrived.
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Wednesday,
September
13,
1939.
EDITORIALS
PATTULLO
POLICY
Various
organizations
have
at
different
times
laid
down
a
war
time
policy.
They
have
decided
to
ask
those
in
authority
at
the
time
not
to
conscript
men
unless
they
at
the
same
time
conscript
wealth.
That
is
not
exectly
the
policy
suggested
by
Premier
Pattullo
of
British
Columbia.
His
is
not
a
negative
policy.
It
is
positive.
He
thinks
that
Canada
should
conscript
all
man
power
and
all
wealth
men
and
dollars.
That
ought
to
be
radical
enough
for
anyone.
When
we
talk
of
conscripting
all
man
power
we
do
not
mean
that
every
man
will
be
sent
to
the
theatre
of
war
or
even
that
everyr
man
will
be
in
uniform.
It
means
that
the
nation
will
decide
what
it
wishes
each
man
to
do.
Those
test
fitted
for
aviators
will
be
trained
for
the
air.
Those
who
are
skilled
mechanics
will
be
given
mechanical
work.
Those
needed
to
carry
on
the
work
of
the
nation
will
do
so.
The
main
thing
is
to
place
every
man
where
he
can
best
serve
his
country.
MUST
PAY
COST
It
was
announced
yesterday
that
Canada
was
being
asked
to
pay
the
cost
of
her
share
in
the
-war
in
the
form
of
increased
taxes.
Those
Paying
on
set
incomes
now
will
pay
a
heavier
income
tax
running
up
to
as
high
as
half
their"
income
for
those
in
the
higher
figures.
People
who
use
coffee,
tea,
tobacco,
wines
or
spirits
will
pay
indirect-,
ly.
Everyone
will
pay
something
directly
or
indirectly!
iimjjj
uuuu
me
taxes
jook
iiKe
just
ones.
I.O.D.E.
ACTIVITY
The
Imperial
Order.
Daughter
of
the
Empire,
has
been
asked
to
heln
provide
winter
elnthi
Vfm
(be
Eft
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
.
Friday
September
21
i
pin
11.00
p.m.;lale
Walter
Haynes.
12:30
noon,
EXCURSIONS
CENTURY
OLD
muraaay
10.15
p.m
Friday
:30
p.m
September
16
and
26
........
4
pm
Frm
Vancouver
Sunday
4
pica
Wednesday
L...
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10
a.m
4
pm.
ONE
VALUABLE
SHAWL
Derbyshire
did
not
require
the
services
of
a
twelfth
man
tn
a
game
against
'Nottinghamshire
so
the
substitute
player
dashed
away
to
play
for
a
minor
team
and
scored
loo
runs
and
took
seven
wickets
for
25.
Don
Bradman,
Australian
cricket
ae,
has
won
the
South
Australian
squash
championship,
defeating
D.
P.
Turnbull,
a
Davis
Cup
tennlsj
player.
.
;
Convicts
at
the
Pentonville
prls-i
on
in
London
are
dissatisfied
with
the
news
service
they
get
from
thei
;
outside
world.
They
have
asked!
that
racing
and
other
sporting
results
be
supplied
them.
J
Belgium
defeated
Franrr
3-1
in
ithe
soccer
matsh
which
opened
the
eighth
student
Olympiad
at
Monte
Carlo.
Representing
stu
dents
of
24
nations,
1.200
athletes
took
the
Olympic
oath
at
the
If
Harry
Mirier,
former
British
lightweight
boxing
chamoion.
lost
his
fight
with
Harry
Craster.
Betty
Greenfield
said
she
would
not
marry
him.
Mizler
lost,
but
Betty
mar-
ried
him
anyway.
The
international
swim
through
Brussels
was
won
this
year
by
Cecil
Deane
of
the
Penguin
Swlmmlne
Club.
London.
His
time
for
the
2Vt
mile
race
was
one
hour,
six
minutes,
35
seconds.
Hundreds
of
small
football
and
cricket
clubs
in
Britain
have
lost
their
grounds
and
been
forced
to
disband
because
of
housing
schemes,
the
National
Fitness
Council
has
complained.
I
Police
Constable
Davles-of
Lon
don
Is
a
threat
to
cycling
rerds.
During
a
court
case
here
he
claim
ed
he
hadrldderfjm.jOfdlhary'
bicycle
at
50
miles
an
hour.
The
world
cycling
record
is
76
miles.
504
yards,
in
one
hour.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Cleveland
4,
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
9,
St.
Louis
1.
Chicago
3,
Washington
2.
Boston
2,
Detroit
1.
National
League
Cincinnati
3,
Brooklyn
2.
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
8,
Boston
3.
Baseball
Standing
National
League
W.
L.
Cincinnati
79
50
St.
Louis
77
55
Chicago
73
62
Brooklyn
69
61
New
York
65
62
Pittsburg
60
71
Boston
58
72
Philadelphia
.
41
87
American
League
New
York
.97
39
Boston
80
55
Chicago
77
53
Cleveland
73
61
Detroit-
70
64
Seattle
Cinches
Lead
In
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
79
87
Pet.
.612
.583
.541
.531
.512
.458
.713
.593
.570
345
322
.423
.353
ren
being
moved
from
London
and
other
McStS
55
V,
m
into
the
countrv
in
Great
Britain.
It
is
a
meritorious
w-orK.
J
he
children
are
being
subjected
to
great
hardships
through
no
fault
of
their
own.
British
people
in
the
country
are
taking
care
of
them
but
it
is
too
much
to
ask
that
theylso
provide
clothing.
It
is
a
cause
that
will
appeal
strongly
to
women
of
this
city.
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"The
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a
ven
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lead,
Seattle
Ould
Plaid
Shawl,"
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ballad
of
has
now
cinched
first
place
in
ths
Victorian
days,
written
in
189
Pacific
Coast
League
standing
for
Is
still
collecting
royalties,
and
a
the
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There
w111
a
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Sept.
13:
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in
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100
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the
British
Army
was
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to
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excursion
was
run
In
Eng-
married
at
KnelJer
Hall
chapel
land
to
a
church
bazaar
here,
here
when
26-year
old
Donald
Horses
pulled
the
train
a
greet
Keeling
married
Enid
Green.
Keel-part
of
the
way
and
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trip
was
jng
is
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