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16,
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under
10
feet
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and
snow
from
an
avalanche
had
He
not
landea
with
it
on
a
railway
track
where
the
train
crew,
digging
through,
found
him
alive.
DIES
AT
HOBBY
BRISBANE.
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philatelist.
L.
s.
Bagster,
professor
of
chemistry
In
the
University
of
Queensland,
was
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dead
in
his
chair
where
he
had
been
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In
Soccer
As
a
result
of
strong
defence
the
Beta
soccer
team
defeated
Alpha
two
to
nothing
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
High
School
League.
The
play
was
vigorous
from
the
start,
with
both
teams
concentrating
on
defence.
The
Alpha
backs
did
well
to
stop
the
Beta
forwards
In
the
first
half.
In
the
second
half
Alpha
forwards
couldnt
get
ras
the
Beta
defence
but
later
in
the
second
half
Ourvtch
out
Beta
in
the
lead
with
two
good
shots.
Wi'son
wax
the
ntck
of
th-
Beta
defence
and
Holtby
for
Alpha.
Johnson
played
.well
at
right
half
for
Alpha.
Beta
Olsen.
Sharp.
Wilson,
Fin-ley.
Sllversldes.
Franks.
Ourvfch.
D.
McLachlan.
McLeod,
Postuk.
Won.
R.
McLachlan.
Alpha
Calderwood,
Holtby,
Orlmmsson.
Breen,
Moore.
John-
;son.
Hanklnson.
Ciccone.
Severeth.
King,
Landry.
Sakamoto.
J
Referee
was
James
Clark
and
I
linesmen
were
Pavlikls
and
Bart-
lett
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
Boston
9.
New
York
8.
Chicago
1.
Detroit
0."
St
Louis
0,
Cleveland
1.
Washhigton
9.
Phllaoeipnta
National
League
Cincinnati
12,
SCLouls
5.
Philadelphia
5.
Brooklyn
4.
Pittsburg
5.
Chicago
7.
.
New
York
10,
Boston
2.
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SCORES
Pittsbunrgh
5,
Chicago
7.
Cincinnati,
7-13.
St.
Louis
1-4,
Philadelphia
3,
Brooklyn
5.
New
York
3.
Boston
2.
American
League
Boston
0,
New
York
4.
Washington
2.
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
5.
Cleveland
2.
Chicago
4,
Detroit
3.
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls-
Over
50
Years
A
Baker
mUk."
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word.
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Star
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Mrs.
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May
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Evening
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Tea.
Mav
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Mrs.
J.
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Mm
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June
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Tea.
Niirc1'
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June
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and
PhlW
ran'
TA
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Friday,
June
7.
Lutheran
Sewing
rirrta
t.,
Sale,
Mrs.
Murvold's,
June
13.
Anglican
Too
Illchclls,
June'l3.
Mrs.
J.
w.
THB
DAILY
NEWS
r
LOWLANDS
INVADERS
ARE
HELD
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Liege
Holds
Out
Liege,
scene
of
a
bitter
siege
In
the
opening
days
of
the
First
Great
War,
was
reported
Sunday
to
be
holding
out
vigorously.
Ite
defences
I
have
been
raot
effective
in
the
face
of
the
assault
of
armored
troop
supported
by
aircraft.
The
ground
in
that
area
is
strewn
with
German
dead.
Allied
forces
are
In
control
of
the
most
of
Rotterdam,
the
Britten
m-
ooeratta
with
the
Dutch
in
Hearing
oat
the
Nfi.v
tb-
A'lWt
f-r-es
recapturing
the
marine
barra'-ks
In
the
Albert
Canal
sector
British
and
French
forces
energetically
and
effectively
co-operated
in
re-oeUinx
the
invaders.
The
enemy
were
held
up
north
and
east
of
the
Canal
through
the
destruction
of
bridges
and
roads.
British
and
French
air
forces
are
active
in
the
destruction
of
bridye
and
railways
as
well
as
In
raiding
of
German
troop
columns
between
Holland
and
the
Rhine.
Brussels
was
bombed
twice
Saturday
while
the
Belgian
army's
strong
line
of
defence
continued
to
hold
up
the
Oennan
Invaders
and
British
and
French
troops,
supported
by
tanks
and
artillery,
moved
up
to
bolster
the
Belgian
positions.
Lieut.
General
Henri
U
Minis,
Belgian
minister
of
defence,
declared
that
the
Xazl
thrust
had
been
bogged
down
on
land
In
a
,
mase
of
traps,
obstructions,
mined
roads
and
bridges
long
prepared
to
halt
just
such
a
bMtxkrelg.
The
German
Invaders
were
halted
In
alt
(
.border
areas
and
behind
the
lines,
Belgian
defenders
mopped
up
Oer-I
man
parachute
troops.
1
Dutch
shock
troops
were
reported
I
officially
to
have
recaptured
alr-
dromes
at
The
Hague
and
Rotter-j
'dam.
For
rim
Minister
Eeteo
tan
Kief
fens,
in
London
to
confer
with
J
British
officials,
said
that
no
air-1
J
dromes
In
the
Netherlands
remain-
J
;ea
in
uir
nana
01
uermans.
He
also
declared
that
German
forces
on
I
the
left
bank
of
the
Nleuwemass
River
at
Rotterdam
had
been
re-
;
pulsed
at
the
cost
of
one
thousand
Dutch
live
Germans
continue
to
be
landed
by
parachute
and
I
German
planes
smashed
Saturday
!
at
the
centre
of
Amsterdam,
killing
'
an
esUmated
thirty
persons,
wlillel
(stout
defence
troops
In
the
eastern
'
frontier
lines
gave
engineers
time'
to
complete
Inundation
of
the
main!
flood
water
defences,
cutlng
Hoi-1
land
In
half.
The
Dutch
army,
after
havlnel
held
Its
own
in
the
first
surprise
"I
am
now
In
my
78th
year."
,
awacK-
fought
vigorously
to
wipe
writes
Mrs.
R.
J.,
"and
have
oul
"islands''
of
German
parachute
been
a
home
baker
for
over
50
tr0P
'ho
were
trying
to
gain
con-years,
so
I
should
be
In
a
po-
troI
of
'trateglc
points
behind
the
sltlon
to
write
with,
some
au-
defence-
thorlty.
In
baking
Pacific
Milk
The
Dutcn
High
Command
'an-glyes
to
the
dough
that
added
nou"ced
that
French
and
British
richness
only
found
in
superior
trooDf
nd
made
Junction
with
Dutch
forces
Planes
were
reported
to
be
flying
i
"all
over"
the
lowlands.
I
The
British
Air
Ministry
an-
Plan
Your
Holiday
Now.
.
The
SANOAN
CAMP
near
Mas-'
sett
offers
a
splendid
holiday
for
young
and
old
good
bathing
i
minutes
walk
from
River
or
Sea.
a
haiiHfnl
.
it
.
.
!
rea,Mayi5.
cellent
meaU
served
In
Dining
nesday,
May
15.
;ton
gAmca
Catholic
Tea.
Mrs.
J.
L.
main-.
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Br,n
J
.Wend.
May
16-
J
a
reai
vacation
with
your
United
Tea.llTrR.
O.
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wlthou'
May
22,
i
careiuny
looked
after
a
gooa
lime.
For
full
particulars
apply
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Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
-
i
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt
Jame
Findlay.
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
last
aiiht
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
midnight
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
Northland
Tnnsrortatlon
Co
'"mr
Noih
Sea
Cant
A
V
Ntckerson.
was
in
port
this
morning
with
fish
from
Ketchikan
for
transshipment
Bast
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
REGIONAL
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other
hams
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Swindon
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Cardiff
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North
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CHESHIRE
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Chester
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New
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2,
South
Port
2.
Bedford
4.
Mansfield
3
Chelmsford
1.
Charlton
Athletic
Falkirk
4.
Alloa
1.
nounced
that
the
Royal
Air
Force
had
destroyed
at
least
flftv
enemv
aircraft
on
a
single
dar
and
had
put
many
more
out
of
aetlan
it
Is
estimated
that
400
Oennan
planes
neve
been
brought
down
since
the
war
In
the
lowlands
DANCE
FRIDAY
NIGHT
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