?
K'JM
the
far
-west.
They
have
made
thousands
of
children'
homeless
and
have
caused
the
deaths
of
thousands
of
wo-,
men
and
children.
And
now
it
seems
as
if
bombing
planes
are
about
to
"be
used
by
the
British
as
a
means
of
winning
the
present
war
against
Germany
and
Italy.
"WHO
WILL
GET
IT?
Recently
the
controlling
interest
in
one
of
the
largest
oilfields
in
Roumania
was
sold
by
British
people
to
Russia.
This
is
the
company
that
this
-week
-was
suppressed
by
the
Roumanian
government.
Now
it
remains
to
be-seen
-which
will
get
the
oil
Russia
or
Germany.
Judging
by
past
ex
perience
we
are
inclined
to
bet
on
Russia.
'
READY
TO
BELIEVE
,
It
is
a
curious
phase
.
of
human
nature
that
the
...
public
11
1
1
If
r,
is
iibuuny-niore
reauy
to
Deueve
rumors
man
iacts.
'l
ake
this
most
recent
instance.
A
roumor
went
out
to
.the
effect
that
a
big
explosion
had
taken
place
in
the
Panams
Canal
region.
The
rumor
spread
and
it
was
said
that
sixty
or
more
people
lost
their
lives.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
rumor
was
officially
denied
and
that
people
supposer1
to
have
lost
their
lives
have
been
seen
in
nublic
constantly
thousands
of
people
still
believe
there
was
an
'explosion
i
T
T-
-r
.
...
.
.
1
-
r.ven
in
rnnce
rtupert
sucn
expressions
have
been
heard
as
"There
must
1iave
been
something
to
it
or
it
-would
not
1
L
i.
i-1
..
i
1
"
1
ft
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
itMi'
i
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
Stones
Biat
Q..anJ
S.
And
So
dler
Win
Over
Three
Sisters
In
Softball
In
last
night's
Senior
League
Softball
games
Stones
Clothleri
beat
Q.
and
S.
Grocery
by
a
score
.
uf
3
to
5
while'
the
Irish
tFusillers
remained
undefeated
so
Jar
In
ithe
.second
half
by
winning
a
-close
contest
over
the
Three
-Sisters
Ijy
a
score
of
3
to
2.
In
the
first
game
the
Grocers
started
off
well
and
were
lradln
right
through
unUl
the
seventh
inning
when
their
opponents
managed
to
get
one
run.
bringing
the
.
score
to
a
tie,
thereby
causing
an
-extra
inning
to
he
played.
In
this
Inning
the
Clothiers
brought
in
one
run
to
win
the
game.
Q.
and
S.
outhit
Stone's
9
to
6.
Highlights
of
"the
same
were
some
fin"
catches
by
Mcintosh
and
Rusr
of
.Q.
and
S.
while
Charlie
Schrosder
caught
several
nice
ones
for
the
winner
Arlington
and
Windle
were
also
outstanding
plavers.
Batteries
were:
Fitch
and
SDear
for
Q.
and
S.
and
Lindsay
and
Arney
for
Stones'.
The
flecond
-game
looked
for
a
while
as
if
it
was
going
to
go
to
the
Three
Sisters.
"However,
In
the
sixth
Inning
with
the
score
1
to
0
against
them,
-the
Irish
brought
in
three
runs.
C.
Brown,
the
Fusiliers
pitcher,
hurled
like
a
champion,
with
Palmer
playing
well
behind
the
bat.
Letourneau
and
Glllis
played
a
good
-game
for
the
Three
Sisters
while
Pafmer
was
the
pick
for
the
Irish.
Alex
Bill,
the
Three
Sisters'
centre
'
fielder,
had
a
little
tough
luck
in
'
grabbing
a
couple
of
fly
balls.'
Otherwise
the
result
of
this
game
Bcorekeeper
was
D.
Montesano.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
VELVET
vs.,
DRY
DOCK
Send
In
Your
News
Earlier
finds
it
necessary
to
set
a
10
a.m.
deadline
for
local
Tiews-
'Contributions.
To
insure
putt-
llcation
it
will
be
necessary
for
possible,
preferably
the
night
before.
Otherwise
it
may
not
be
published.
"
4
t
im.cijui
uui
uic
w.t,y
a
uiu.
I
Dally
advertising
m
vrtie
Datlj
lt.is
on
this
credulity
of
the
public
that
the
Germans
News
ts
sure
xc
'bring
.daily
re-
are
constantly
.
working.
01
late,
too,
the
Italians
have
1
j!
mi
i
ueen
luiiowmg-suii.
ine
commanaer'Oi
tne
Italian
cruis-.er
Bartolomeo
CoUeoni,
after
his
ship
had
been
sunk
by
the
Australian
cruiser
.Svdnev.
was
taken
to
Alexandria
and,
aslhe
was
-carried
ashore,
he
inquired
what
vessel
it
was
sank
mm.
WJien
told
it
was
the
Sydney
he
expressed
surprise,
saying
he
understood
the
Sydney
had
been
sunk
some
time
before.
Even
he
seems
to
have
been
deceived
by
his
own
leaders.
"WATCHING
AND
WAITING
Britain
3s
'.watching
and
waiting
for
the
promised
attack
but,
in
the
meantime,
.is
not
inactive.
Not
only
are
the
defences
being
strengthened
every
day
but
the
carrying
of
the
Varint6
enemy
strongholds
.is
having
telling
effect.
Night
and
day
the
attacks
are
being
followed
up
with
the
result
that
.workmen
0n
big
fGerman
military
obpectives
are
becoming
jittery
and,
at
the
slightest
sound
of
airplane
approaches,
run
for
shelter.
;
We
are
rhalf
inclined
to
think
that
the
first
attack
will
be
directed
elsewhere
than
at
Britain.
The
British
scouting
planestmd
navy
are
watching
the
coast
so
closely
that
it
seems-very
unlikely
that
they
will
fail
to
spot
any
special
preparations
for
invasion
'by
water.
tulta
MISCELLANEOUS
These
German
prisoners
-of
war
are
shown
arriving
back
on
English
soil,
and
glad
to
be
there,
after
a
lucky
escape
from
Davy
Jonti.
They
are
members
of
the
shipment
of
prisoners
of
war
that
wa$senroute
to
Canada
cn.the
SB.
Arandora
Star
when
the
ship
was
torpedoed
by
a
Nazi
U-boat
off
Ireland.
Scores
of
prisoners
and
guards
were
lost
but
the
bulk
of
the
prisoners
were
savea
by
other
British
craft.
SPORT
CHAT
might
have
been
a
different
story.
Games
anp
golng
t0
give
folks
The
battery
for
Thr
Sisters
com-
more
fun
thls
summer
and
fall(
jr
prised
Amadio
and
Kerr.
lyou
follow
tne
new
play
trend
and
Ummres
were
J.
Comadlna
and;lots
them'to
Q.
people
are
playing
banish
"wartime
blues,"
writes
Adelaide
Kerr
of
the
Associated
i
Press.
Other
people
are
fostering
the
games,
particularly
.hostesses
answering
the
problem
of
entertaining
week-end
guests,
many
perhaps
soldiers
from
the
training
camps
and
more
grown-up
of
the
i
guests
from
Britain,
here
in
the
newer
world
for
safety
sake.
Most
of
these
favorite
games
are
inexpensive
to
set
up
and
can
be
organized
easily
on
lawn
or
beach.
j
Here
are
some;
of
them
new
I
ones
and
older
favorites
that
might
answer
,
some
of
your
own
summer
hostess
problems:
-First
choice
seems
to
be
a
new
version
of
an
old
timer,
it's
aerial
cro-
Due
to
changed
conditions
,quet.
The
course
is
laid
out
with
arising
from
the
handling
of
three-foot
high
wire
-wickets
that
I
late
war
news,
the
Dally
News
have
a
big
ring
in
the
top.
The
game
is
played
-with
wooden
balls
nnrf
mnllptR
thrf
hnv
honn
cVi'inAfl
the
ball
up
through
the
rings
In
Another
aerial
game
is
a
new
variation
of
bowling.
If
you
want
to
.
try
your
hand
at
that,
set
-up
ball
thaCs
been
made
fast,
.to
a
string
and
aim
it
at
one
of
the
tenpins.
Hold
to
the
string
though
and
catch
the
ball
on
return,
the
point
is
yours.
If
you
tail
to
do
either,
you
lose.
Bat-trap-ball
a
modern
version
of
one
o'cat
has
other
fans.
The
base
is
a
wooden
shoe
which
has
a
,tongue-like
trigger.
To
play
set
thp
bail
nil
th
chno
frlfr
LESSONS
in
Abo
high
typewriting.
trJgger
,wlth
,the
bat
and
as
th
atrccu
i,,iJCwiii,ui6
uuu
juwtwmuu
Dan
fUes
lnto
;tne
alr
cjout
lt
,Jf
given
mornings,
afternoons
or
yoUr
opponents
catch
the
ball
on
evenings.
Regular
day
.classes
be-(the-
fly,
youYe
out,
'
gin
August
1.
Phone
Red
923.
Teacher,
Mrs.
M.
'
B.
Mill,
W.C.T.1
It
you
want
your
games
a
little
FOR
SALE
more
strenuous
try.
Swedish
ring
catch.
Players
are
armed
with
FOR
SALE-JUtchen
range
and
stlcks
that
resemble
billiard
cues,
burner,
dining
room
table
and0ne
Player
has
a
rope
Jlng
,on
3ils
chairs,
kitchen
liable
and
chairs,
istlck-
Idea
tcT
him
fto
ithrow
2
bureaus,
lawn
mower,
rugs
the
r,nS
toward
you
and
-Jot
you
and
iother
.household
articles.;10
caicn
11
-on
your,sworo
and
spin
Phone
Green
900.
(176)
SNAP
for
quick
sale,
'Monarch
Range
complete
with
oil
burner
and
copper
coil.
Phone
Green
918.
.f.
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
-Middle
aged
housekeeper,
-no
encumbrances.
'Phone
741
or
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Uox
fl52.
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(175)
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Your
Reservations
at
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Now
Also
for
Full
Particulars
Write
M!S.
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Massett.
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Borland's
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Is
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9
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11
1
WAR
O.V
WEEDS
LONDON,
July
25:
(CP)-Jnva
io
give
the
ball
a
loft.
You
loft
weeds
,t;
cannot
read"y
be
bullt
contributors
to
have
their
codv
thp
wickets
find
offpr
Qnnfhaf
nti
sion
or
no
invasion,
the
Minister
of
Agriculture
has
warned
English
building
estates
must
not
permit
land
to
become
so
-overgrown
with
on.
in
by
that
time
or
-earlier
if
iBround
the
course,
windine
ud
bvl11
back
10
hlm
so
tnat
he
"won't
salline
the
ba
1
into
a
susnpnrtPrt
i
uc
uu,e
lo
s1
net
bag,
There's
a
new.
version
of
jal
alai
out
now.
It's
not
so
fast
and
furious
as
the
famous
Cuban
game.
But
don't
worry,
it's
fast
enough
to
enable
you
to
work
up
tiny
wooden
.
ten-pins
in
'regular,:
a
good
circulation
before
a
din,
bowling
formation,
-take
a
rubber
It's
played
with
wicker
scoops
that
are
held
by
a
handle
instead
of
being
attached
to
the
hand.
Badminton,
is
a
bigger
favorite
than
ever.
This
year
it
is
sometimes
played
with
a
ball
of
clipped
wool
Instead
of
a
shuttlecock.
Amusement
a
little
more
fitted
to
the
mood
of
some
guests
can
be
found
in
various
versions
of
darts,
archery,
horse-shoes
and
ring
toss.
A
new
and
different
treatment
appears
in
.many
of
them.
One
dart
game
Is
designed
to
revolve
while
the
throw
is
being
made,
adding
a
little
spice
to
the
game.
Horse-shoes,
are
rubber
covered
and
stages
are
set
In
blocks
so
that
they
.can
be
used
In
the
house
or
on
the
porch
without
much
noise.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mifk
VALENTIN
DAJRY
PHONE
57
.
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J.
Munthe
Buccessor
irt.
'H.
O.
Johnseh
Now
III?
Ills
Office
In
the
BESNER
BLOCK
D
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TWO
TE2
DATT-W2V7S
Thuwday,
July
25,
1940.
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and
Sun
Rays
SPORT
SHOES
FOR
VACATION
TIME
The
Height
of
Comfort
and
Wear
in
Every
Pair
F
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HOSIERY
AMILY
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LT
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-of
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Sunday,
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In
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An
riant
or
Tumibltowtion
of
mwlal
atamtcbtK
Hhrriri
IMILY
EDITION
Thursday,
July
25,
1940.
THE
BOMBING
PLANE
Bombing
planes
.have
been
responsible
for
a
great
deal.
They
made
possible
tlie
various
victories
of
Germany,
particularly
that
In
Poland.
They
have
caused
the
driving
of
-the
Chinese
forces
back
into
the
mountains
of
FUSILIERS
'
UNBEATEN
SAVED
FROM
THEIR
OWN
FRIENDS
Capilanos
Make
Twenty
Runs
In
Wenatchee
Game
WENATCHEE,
Washington,
July
25.
Vancouver
Capilanos
had
a
hitting
spree
Tuesday
night
to
defeat
Wenatchee
Chiefs
20
to
8
in
a
.'onhwest
baseblll
league
fixture.
Wenatchee
tunwd
the
tables
by
wlnnlnf
15
to
14
last
night.
Baseball
Standings
National
Leacue
Cincinnati
.69
24'
.ill
3rook'vn
-
50
35
588
New
York
45
30
.558
Chicago
46
45
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St.
Lnuij
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42
.475
Plt'sburgh
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45
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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July
25:
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view
to
findlig
suitable
Jobs
for
soldiers,
sailors
"and
airmen
blinded
In
this
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a
St.
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Research
Advisory
Committee
of
industrial
and
commercial
leaders
has
been
formed.
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July
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'
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ha
Drohlblted
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hv
Frank
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4n
land
or
sea,
any
arms,
munitions,
C.N.RJV.
Xawn
Bowline
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jnllltary
stores,
chemicals
and
chemical
preparations.
The
following
is
the
standing
of
I
the
Canadian
National
Becreatlon
Association
Lawn
Bowling
League!
to
date.
Rink
W
D.
G.
Borland
11
F.
Dibb
9
J.
O.
Paul
7
B.
Dalgarno
7
D.
A.
MacPhee
7
A.
McDonald
,7
J.
Frew
...6
R.
M.
Wlnslow
.6
G.
P.
Tinker
4
J.
Preece
....4
T.
McMeekln
...4
W.
D.
Vance
.......2
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A.
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1
R.
E.
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h
PU
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skilled
loaeers.
frnnf
New.'
1
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Dlt
nroDs
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9
in
Scottish
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camps,
are
to
5
7,
have
special
lapel
badges
bearing
4
7
the
inscription
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