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EDITORIALS
English
Women
Militant
-
-
-
02'
15
Monday.
September
30,
1940.
"No
Germn
is
going
to
get
out
of
England
alive.
The
womenH
go
for
him."
Such
is
the
theme
of
an
article
published
this
month
in
"Chatelaine."
It
tells
of
the
experiences
of
a
woman
on
a
tour
of
investigation
who
finds
that
"England
Has
Gone
Tough-"
Rosita
Forbes
finds
that
the
women
of
England
are
militant
and
that
if
Hitler
or
his
forces
land
in
that
country
they
will
have
to
fight
the
women
as
well
as
the
men.
She
finds
that
the
people
are
not
concerned
about
defending
EnglancL
What
they
want
is
to
get
to
Germany,
to
carry
the
war
to
the
enemy
According
to
the
writer,
one
man
said
:
'The
German
civilians
wouldn't
feel
so
satisfied
reading
about
Women
and
children
bombed
in
our
farms
and
villages
if
they
knew
the
nlans
we've
cot
for
them.
Our
Doliticians
can
wear
kid
gloves
if
they
like
but,
when
our
men
get
at
the
Nazis,
there
won't
be
anything
party-like
or
pretty."
Thought
as
Force-
one
several
occasions
we
have
mentioned
the
power
of
mind
in
both
war
and
peace
An
American
versifier
has
expressed
it
as
follows:
"If
you
think
you're
beaten,
you
are;
If
you
think
you
dare
not,
you
don't;
If
you'd
like
to
win,
but
you
think
you
can't,
It's
almost
a
cinch
that
you
won't;
-
.
If
you
think
.
you!ll
lose,
you're
lost;
Fdr.in-thia
world
you'll
find-That
success
depends
on
strength
of
will,
It's
all
in
theBtate
of
mind."
nailed
the-
pennant
to
the
toast
1UI
111-
ST-VilU
3UU5ia
DU.
"What
have
they
got
that
we
haven't
got?"
Certainly
not
batting,
the
power
which
wins
ball
games
simply
by
breaking
the
opposing
pitcher's
heart.
The
Reds,
bar?)
stayed
in-first
division
in.
team.
batUng
with
an
average
of
some
.260.
says
John
Frye,
Aessociated
Press
baseball
reviewer.
j
Pitch'ng-
perhaps,
although!
neither
Paul
Derringer
nor
Bucky
'
Walters
has
been
able
to
match
their
1939
feats.
Other
teams,
even
the
Boston
Bees,
have
been
show
ing
is
studded
with
boys
who
can
throw
curves
around
a
hound's
hind
leg.
Ah.
but
there's
the
any
holes
in
your
infield
or
slug
sards
In
your
outfield.
'
In
this
era
ol
the
lively
ball
home
run
kings,
and
the
alleged
public
distaste
for
the
fine
points
NELSON,
October
1
INTER-UNIT
CP)
There
will
be
three
teams
In
the
SPORTS
ON
Military
Volleyball
And
Basketball
Leagoes
Get
Under
Way
Monday
Night
volleyball
team
will
play
Company
r.4.i
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i
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.
.
t
TEE
OAILT
KEWB
WON
THRU
iMaxTScUiing
TO
COUNTER
PRODUCE
ON
FIELDING
Is
Bad'y
Hurt
f
NIGHT
RAIDS
HUGE
BASIS
Observer
Tells
llnr
Cincinnati
Woa.
Pennant
For
Second
j
Straight
Former
W6rld
Heavyweight
Champion
Suffers
Injury
In
Military
Service
STOCKHOLM.
Ort.
1:
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rv-t
ipp,
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Schcseling,
former
worlds
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irricjik
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ctiamuiw.
World
Series
To
Be
Played
Straight
Through
This
Year
CINCINNATI
Oet
1:
The
World
Series
bit
Ween
Cincinnati
Reds
and
D;irot
Tigers
will
open
in
Cincinnati
on
Wednesday.
First
m
pit-.
-
the
k,s,.
L
""-
.
ctonati
and
Thursday
Friday.
Saturday
and
Sunday
and
"
c6."
to
eoofamat
Imports
ahd
ex
One
lady
kept
a
hatchet
in
the
parlor
designed
forjand
r.
a.
basketball
team
took
the
sol
Use
on
parachutists.
She
said:
"I
don
t
care
What
I
do
SO
measure
of
Company
Headquarters
.FOR
ZZ'i
long
as
1
can
kill
a
German,
lhey
shot
my
son
at
Dun-1
23
to
12.
kirk,
shot
him
when
he
was
wounded
and
unarmed.
Ivin?
.
good
possi
half
in
the.
water.
They
aren't
men.
They're
beasts
and
I
don't
care
what
I
do
to
them.
I've
thought
it
all
out."
A
farmer
concluded
a
statement
by
remarking:
"No
Germans
who
land
here
are
going
to
live
to
get
any
farther."
The
country
has
gone
back
to
the
time
of
King
Alfred
when
the
people
all
fought
for
Britain
with
steel,
stone
and
wood.
A
eirl
ambulance
driver,
returned
from
France,
told
of
German
wounded
buried
by
their
own
comrades
before'
they
were
dead,
of
bodies
kicked
and
heaped
into
trenches
ana
earth
flung
on
top
of
them
whether
they
were
alive
or
not.
"At
last
England,
our
own
England,
too
civilized
perhaps
after
the
last
twenty
years
of
as
much
talk
as
work
and
more
play
than
is
good
for
any
people,
realizes
what
she
fa
Up
against."
The
British
realize
now
that
you
can't
win
a
war
by
talking
and
they
are
determined
that,
if
the
Germans
land
in
the
country,
none
will
be
left
to
tell
the
tale."
ports,
maintain
Swedish
export
trade
and
ensure
payment
for
West
Kootenay
Hockey
League
this
goods
thipoed
from
the
country.
(winter
Trail
Smoke
Eaters.
Kim-
berley
Dynamiters
and
Nelson?
TAKING
PRECAUTIONS
jMaple
Leafs.
Oontaga
College
of!
.pcane
nas
dropped
out
and
the
Canberra,
Oct.
1:
(CP)
Co-
f44
nt
1
NHMftl
T-
M
...
1
I
f
.
1
I.L
.
.
t
Britain
iirsx,
aiTisKHi
cjuas
may
weu
ssk
w
i,
:
....
nt
"
"
fielding!
OenUemen-"?
and.8!!w-
d
l
anu
-
thing.
You
don't
win
-y
all
those
one-run
victories
with
!
Bowling
Standings
Ten
Pin
League
of
the
same,
the
1940
Reds
have
W
L
Pts.
restored
science
to
the
game,
Parkers
3
When
you
go
to
the
ball
park
here.
Moose
2
yoii
go
to
see
Bill
Werber
throw
Imperial
Off..
..."
2
00
red-hotf
strikes
to
Frank
Mc-
Alley
Oops'l.-..
2
jCcrmlck
at
first
bxse.
.Mixed
Five
Pin
League
You
go
to
see
Harry
Craft
or
W
L
Pts.
3-uOjMike
McCormick
patter
back
to
Evening
Empire
6
9-00
(
the
centra
field
wall,
go
up
in
Q.
and
S
4
ithe
air,
and
turn
a
triple
Into
an
Peopled
Store
2
jout.
-
-
Slomos
2
There
'lsnt
a
pitcher
on
the
Franks
-
3
1
team
who
can't
field.
Bucky
Wal-
Alley
Cats
.2
Iters,
a
former
third-baseman,
is,
Tollers
3
the
peer
of
them
alL
So
to
the
World
Scries.
Three
Teams
In
Kootenay
Hockey
Loop
iWoanjas
2
Rinky
Dinks
1
Ccmosers
..l
1
Franklin
af'.
l
TO,
ENSURE
PAYMENT
'
STOCKHOLM.
Oct.
1:
(CP)
One
of
Sweden's
wartime
companies
is
....
...
wvu,uauun
3;7.
wf
".FOUND-Small
government
cheque.;
?2?.fcln
Uke
m
No-
Owner
can
have
same
by
calling
I
-
.ompany.
j
at
DMy
Nes
and
pavln
fof.
'
j
this
ad.
Final
Standings
For
Big
Leagues
N-ttonil
Leagde
Cincinnati
99
53
.654
Brooklyn
87
65
.574
St.
Louis
84
69
.560
Pittsburg
11
75
06
Boston
.....:r.:..,...75
77
.494
Chicago
...:....
79
.488
New
YOfk
L...73
7g
.470
Philadelphia
50
103
iai
American
league
Detroit
:
90
64
587
Clevelahfl
89
65
i89!
New
York
...88
65
76
Chicago
.-
82
72
.533
Boston
..
82
72
i3
fit,
Louis
.:
m
87
.430
Washington.
..."
64
90
.413
Philadelphia
N
54
100
.348
It
you
hire
sonjeihing'
"rig
try
a'Clastlfl
8.'
Ad.
to
swap
LOST
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Light
grey
overcoat.
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RENT
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for
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&
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See
Us
For
Your
WINTER
SUPPLIES
Our
prices
will
please
you.
The
quality
of
our
goods
will
satisfy
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cente-Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Said
To
Be
Developing
Armament
Production
Of
United
New
Defence
Stiffs
rally
Ofnlted
.low
'
LONDON
Oct
1
A
new
method
ABERDEEN.
Maryland,
Oct
1:
iIax
r
rnterinir
nleht
air
attack
Is
After
a-
Ttstt
u
Tast
factories
In
neary-
the
t-w.Vi
British
i
Is
re
brtng
developed
by
to-
this
region,
President
Franklin
D.
"
Qight
to
the
defence
of
London
and
Roosevelt
said
eterday
that
of
the
Cincinnati
Reds,
who
have
"
Til;
"1
-Til
be
ou
far
owraUon
.-.
within
one-trtandardliatlon
of
run
rwt
immediately:
disclosed
It
is
be-
reached
v
m
-
-,
.
...
.
LONDON.
Oct.
1:
Eleven
tnods-
CHICAGO
WHEAT
I
CHICAGO.
Oct.
1
Chicago
wheat
3,
futures
were
up
V,
to
yesterday
2
with
December
closing
at
82.
2
:
2
POUND
STERLING
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
1.
The
British
pound
sterling
was
off
at
$40314
6
on
the
New
York
foreign
exchange
4
market
today.
2
2,
LONDON
SILVER
3.
LONDON,.
Oct
l.-The
London
2
atlver
price
was
unchanged
yester-
3
day
at
23
7-16
pence.
2.
1
NEW
YORK
COPPER
1
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
1.
New
York
1:
copper
prices
were
unchanged
to
j
.06c
lower
yesterday
with
Decem
ber
closing
at
10.68c
per
pound.
C.N.R.
Trams
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursday's
and
Saturday
n
pjn.
A
fifty
cent
ciassuiea
ad,
w.B'
"
w"u
"u
lcu"J
nas
i
utaiin
services
ananrten
make
you
many
dollars
been
given
up.
I
reorganization
of
quarantine
regu
The.
inter-unlt
volleyball
and
basketball
leagues
of
the
local
garrison
area
got
off
to
a
good
start
at
the
Armory
last
Went
when'
Wnties
and
It
is
expected
that
the'
league
will
produce
some
real
ex-1
lations
are
being
undertaken
-
-
-
-
-
throughout
Australia
to
prevent
,
epidemics
that
often
come
with
or
after
war
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SALE
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SATE'
n;nr
w.
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(feated
No..3
Company
team
in
two
bds
complete,
chairs,
etc.
Priced
Uzraight
games
while
the
D.
D.
S.
Ior
immediate
sale.
Phone
Blue
WANTED
tf
SALE
8-piece
dlnlne
room
suite.
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citing
games.
;
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610
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Bussey
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Box
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Booth.
nurr.
mnihm
and
rhlldrPTl
rifle
...
36
Summary
tnnlr
nni
while
engaged
in
ttatefag
para
at
.Hfcr
wpnRnn
mar
fuaetnr(,
Had
chut
troops
in
Germany
NO
DAYS
BETWEEN
UII?f
OiVUUU,
II
a
'
"
7
"
,
.
a
poini
no
wnere
mass
lieved
it
may
be
a
new
and
revoiu-
production
on
a
nug.-
dosis
couia
Uenary
type
of
combat
plane.
be
commenced
withxr
delay.
The
Since
the
success
of
the
Predictor
experimental
stage
iad
been
1
the
authorities
have
been-
working
passed
on
a
new
secret
anti-aircraft
de-
-
-
fence
weapon
whkh
will
make
tne
defence
of
London
much
more
effective
it
is
said.
j
More
Children
Leave
London
Thousand
Removed
WecbKS-toy
Country
Over
Weekend
Halibut
Sales
Amrriean
211.000
pounds.
10c
and
9c
to
lO.Oe
and
9c.
I
Canadian
8,030
'pounds.
10.6c
and
8c.
j
American
To
Arrow,
38,000,
10c
and
9e,
Storage.
Western,
20.00,
10.6c
and
9c.
i
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Attention!
REDUCED
TAXI
RATE
Call
32
Taxi
.
A.
.
.
ANY
2?
50c
Weather
Forecast
uenerai
svnonsi
t
?
r-.
Seattle,
32,000,
10.1c
and
9e.
Pa-'
,,
.
,
.
,
,.
'.
continue
hlgn-
west
of
V-iaata
week-end
from,
10c
Stor-
"Ja"a
B,lu
"
"u-n:'
t
were
moved
at
the
Tongass.
36,000.
and
9c,
London
to
the
country,
making
age.
southeastern
Bntisli
c
t.;
between
75.000
and
100,000
whd,
Susan.
30.000,
10
J5c
and
9c,
Royal.
'
weather
has
been
c
.
Zr
have
left
since
the
hfavy
bombing
Estep,
28,000,
10c
and
9c,
Storage,
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