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Saturday,
July
20,
1940.
A
SMOOTH
CUY
Adolf
Hitler
is
one
of
these
"smooth
guys."
His
tongue
landed
.him
in
the
position
of
chancellor
and
his
force
made
him
dictator.
Now
he
rules
most
.of
Europe
except
Great
Britain
and
he
is
covetous
to
control
that
little
(group
of
islands.
Should
the
fates
decree
that
he
gets
that
much,
he
will
never
be
satisfied
until
he
take?
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T.J..
a
suce
out
oi
European
uussia
ami
nas
uaiy
umiur
in
heel,
f
He
is
that
kind.
Just
as
soon
as
he
stops
conquer
ing,
his
rule
in
Germany
will
end.
People
who
listened
to
his
speech
carried
here
b
radio
yesterday
say
that
it
was
one
of
the
smoothest,
cleverest
speeches
ever
heard.
It
was
an
attempt
to
make
the
world
think
that
Germany
was
naturally
a
peaceful
nation,
wishing
nobody
any
harm
and
that
the
only
aim
in
life
was
to
benefit
humanity.
the
members
of
the
crew,
something
like
250
men.
It
is!
an
indication
to
the
world
that
Empire
support
is
really
j00.11
valuable..
New
Zealand
and
Canadian
naval
units
have
also
been
active
with
credit
to
themselves.
A
CRAZY
WORLD
This
does
seem
to
be
a
crazy
world.
Our
ships
set
out
to
sink
enemy
ships
and
to
shoot
down
all
who
oppose
them.
Then
when
a
ship
is
sunk
the
British
sailors
risk
their
lives
trying
to
save
members
of
the
creW
of
the
enemy
vessel
who
are
in
danger
of
drowning.
These
rescued
men
will
be
taken
to
a
British
port,
treated
kindly,
fed
well
and.
held
there
until
the
war
is
over
or
until
they
get
a
chance
to
escape.
If
they
escape
they
will
at
once
rejoirr
the
Italian
forces'trying
again
to
kill
the
LET
THE
WORLD
KNOW
The
people
of
Germany
are
forbidden
to
listen
to
SPORT
CHAT
The
line-up
for
Fraser
Street
In
tonight's
Intermediate
Softball
League
game
against
Dominion
Dairy
will
be
as
follows:
Postuk,
catcher;
Arney,
pitcher;
Vucko-vlch,
first
base;
Klllas,
second
base;
Bill,
short
slop;
Glllls,
third
base;
Pavllkls,
left
field;
Gurvich,
centre
field;
Anderson,
left
field.
Opening
of
all
of
Lake
Waskeslu
In
Prince
Albert
National
Park,
Saskatchewan,
for
pike
and
pickerel
fishing
Is
announced
by
the
Department
of
Mines
and
Resources,
Otta
wa.
For
more
than
three
years
all
fishing
was
banned
In
the
western
portion
of
this
lake
because
efforts
were
under
way
to
stock
these
waters
with
small-mouthed
black
bass.
Joe
DlMa'igla
cracked
out
three
walker,
cracked
George
Goulding's
1910
Canadian
mark
for
the
two
mles
at
Toronto
nine
years
ago,
yesterday.
Cleman
covered
the
distance
In
Ontario
track
champion-shins
in
13:54.4,
compared
with
Goulding's
14:07.4.
SOFTBALL
IS
CLOSE
Thomas.
CoovIps
Duffls,
Davis
Kingston
fb).
Plain,
Basso-Bert,
Payne,
Arney,
Turgeon,
Arnston
fc).
Sc,ore
by
Innings:
British
people
will
not
be
fooled
by
this
speech.
It
is
"Grotto
8
certain
that
we
in
Canada
are
not
fooled
by
it.
We
never
liked
a
wolf
in
sheep's
clothing
and
we
have
had
too
many
lessons
in
the
past
months
to
feel
disturbed
over
the
real
meaning
of
this
particular
wolf.
AUSTRALIA
SPEAKS
Australian
ships
have
spoken
for
the
country
they
represent.
They
have
sunk
one
of
the
crack
Italian
crui3
ers
and
put
another
to
flight.
This
is
not
a
mythical
sinking,
like
so
many
of
thost
claimed
by
the
enemy.
After
the
sinking
of
the
ship
?.
British
destroyer
stopped
and
picked
up
nearly
half
ol
We
have
often
wondered
how
the
people
of
Canada
1
peg.
Manitoba.
12
3
4
5
6
T
1
1
1
2
4
17
Cookies
3
10
6
1
516
Whirlwinds
Postuk,
Chandler,'
McNeil,
Hunt
c),
Duolaln,
Vucko-vitch,
James,
Croxford
(p),
Gerow.'
Velvet-Ritchie
(c).
Bond
(p),
,
Rowe,
H.
Glass,
A.
Glass,
Dickens,
Blake.
Chenoski,
Vint.
Score
by
Innings:
12
3
4
5
6
T
Whirlwinds
.3
0
7
0
0
0
10".
Velvet
1
0
0
0
0
01
Umpires
were
J.
Pierce
and
T.
Arney.
Scorekeeper
was
D.
League
standing,
to
date:
2
0
Cookies
1
1
Whirlwinds
1
1
Pervice
Club
,n
1
Velvet
0
1
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August
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broadcasts
emanating
from
Great
Britain
or
Un-
lost
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cross
on
chain
at
salt
ited
States.
They
are
subject
to
severe
punishment
if.
Lakes
Thursday
afternoon.
Find-
thev
do
this.
The
Herman
dirtntnr
rlrtPs
nnt
think
it.
er
please
leave
at
Dally
News,
would
be.
good
for.
the
people
to
hear
the
truth.
In
this
,
,
country
and
in
Great
Britain
the
people
are
allowed
to
.
PERSONAL
(170)
listen
to
anything
they
wish,
rIhe
government
trusts
the
-
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.
,
people,
believing
that
they
have
sense
enough
to
dis-'"
""SHE,
tmguish
between
the
false
and
the
true.
Kindergarten
tistitute,
winni-
tt
would
feel
if"
the
issued
decree
that
government
a
they
Now
lis
the
time
to
get
a
were
nuu
10
nsien
10.
American
or
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racup'
Droaci-casts.
We
feel
sure
they
would
he
inclined
to
keep
their
radios
tuned
to
the
banned
stations
just
to
show
the
gov-,
ernment
that
they
can
do
as
they
like
in
this
country
and
that
they
are
entitled
to
hear
everv
side
of
everv
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Clerk.
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THE
DAOT
NEWS
Saturday,
July
20,
NEW
CHAMP
IN
BOXING
Tony
Zale
Of
Indiana
Takes
Middleweight
Title
From
Al
SEATTLE,
July
20:
(CP)-
Zale
of
Indiana
scored
a
technical
knockout
In
the
thirteeenth
of
a
scheduled
fifteen-round
bout
last
night
with
Al
Hostak
of
Seattle
to
win
the
latter's
National
Boxing
Association
middleweight
title.
Camlanos
Are
Going
Strong
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
Vancoui
ver
Capllanos
defeated
Wenatcheo
Chiefs
by
a
score
of
II"
to
2
last
evening
In
the
northwest
baseball
hits-one
a
ninth-Inning
home
run
len
starts
,
for
the
n
CaPn-
with
the
ba,es
loaded-to
pace
New
York
Yankees
to
a
5-1
victory
over,
Bob
Feller,
Cleveland
Indians'!
nitchine
prodigy,
three
years
ago
this
week.
Feller
allowed
seven
hit
and
struck
out
seven
but
couldnt
stop
the
Yanks'
hard-hitting
out
fielder.
Hank
Cleroan,
.
lanky
Toronto
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
New
York
5.
Pittsburgh
2,
Brooklyn
4,
Chicago
11.
Boston
8,
Cincinnati
7.
Philadelphia
2-3,
St.
Louis
3-5.
American
League
-Cleveland
6,
New
York
15.
Detroit
4,
Boston
0.
St.
Louis
9,
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
9,
Washington
1.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Cincinnati
.....53
Brooklyn
49
New
York
44
Chicago
44
St.
Louis
..
35
Pittsburg
32
Boston
28
Keen
Conlest
Between
Grotto
And
Philadelphia
.-.
20
Cookies
Thursday
Night
American
League
,
Detroit
50
The
first
Ladies'
League
softball
Cleveland
..48
In--!
game
Thursday
night
was
very
"o:luu
'
close
-with
Grotto
leading
by
a
very
wew
yorK
44
small
margin
throughout
and
fin-
Chicago'
37
ally
winning
17
to
16.
Highlight
of
r
nnaaeionia
43
the
game
was
a
home
run
by
Alma
Louis
34
Kingston
who
also
made
a
three-
Washln?ton.
.36
bagger.
.
In
the
second
itame
Velvet
lost
their
eighth
straight
to
the
Whirlwinds
"by
a
score
of
10
to
1.
Teams
were
as
follows:
Grotto
Field,
E.
Thomas
(p).
Johnson
(c).
Woods.
Ratchford
Glass.
NLshlkazl,
Walnwright,
N.
24
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30
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33
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42
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41
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It's
a
super-satisfying
fine
Cut
the
star
of
the
cigarette
tobacco-
show
I
Ogden's
gives
a
pleasure
performance
all
the.
time.
Get
yourself
a
package
and
you're
set
for
a
"reel"
close-up
of
greater
enjoyment
in
rolling
your
own.
Onty
tht
btit
cigartttt
pafrttt
"VotHt"or"ChinitcUi"
at
good
tnough
for
Ogdtn'u
GROTTO
AND
-STONE'S
WIN
Leatue
Last
Night
j
.
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-
,
.-tt'
llostak
Of
Seattle
In
last
nlghfs
regular
city
league
Tony
softball
games
Grotto
defeated
Q
and
S.
by
a
score
of
7
to
2
wniie
Stone's
beat
Three
Sisters
3
to
2.
In
the
first
game
Cy
Kellet
pltcn-ed
flne'balj
for
Grotto
with
Morgan
playing
behind
the
bat.
Jack
Nelson
and
Sonny
Beynon
were
the
heavy
hitters
for
the
winners
and
Spear
and
Macintosh
were
outstanding
for
Q.
and
S.
The
battery
for
Q.
and
S.
consisted
of
Fitch
anJ
Spear.
In
the
second
game
Three
Sisters
were
short
several
of
their
regular
players
and
had
to
fill
In
with
In-'
termedlates.
The
score
was
tied
2-2
until
the
sixth
inning
when
the
Clothiers
brought
in
the
winning
run.
Santerbane
and
Gallralth
played
well
for
the
losers
and
Win-:
die
and
Thome
were
the
pick
for
Stone's.
Batteries
were:
Lindsay
and
Arney
for
Stone's
and
Amadlo
and
Kerr
for
the
Three
Sisters.
Umnlres
for
the
evenlrm
were
J.
Comadlna,
Stalker
and
M.
Monte-sano.
Storekeeper
was
D.
Montesano.
Senior
Knfth.il!
sbinrllncrt:
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Seattle-Nanaimo
Boat
Race
Is
On
Annual
Yacht
Sprint
From
Puret
Sound
To
Vancouver
Island
Clly
34
.595,
.
'
35
.578.
I'ANAIMO,
Jury
20!i-The
annual
35
.573
vacht
race
between
Seattle
and
36
.544
Nanalmo
Is
on
today.
The
cpm-41
.474
petlng
boats
are
due
to
start
ar-
48
.473
riving
here
about
5
o'clock
this
41
.453
afternoon
and
a
full-
week-end
of
49
.424
entertainment
has
been
arranged.
my
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WINNER
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COLESBURG,
South
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July
CAPETOWN,
July
20:
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(CP
Sir
Abe
Bailey,
South
Despite
subjugation
of
Holland
u
African
mining
magnate-sports-
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Germans
the
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both
legs
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prizes
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me
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ui
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.hat
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doinir
the
same,