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Friday.
June
7,
1M0.
DOING
USEFUL
WORK
The
other
day
we
quoted
from
an
article
by
Dorothy
Thompson
and
we
had
a
number
of
comments
on
what
she
wrote.
She
is
the
wife
of
Sinclair.
Lewis,
the
novelist,
and
is
well
known
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
as
a
clear
thinker
and
incisive
writer.
She
is
keeping
up
the
pood
work
in
the
United
States
and
here
is
another
quotation
from
one
of
her
most
recent
syndicated
articles:
"We
should
send
aid
to
the
Allies,,
now,
todav.
.
Every
airplane
that
can
be
shipped,
every
jzun
that
can
be
crated,
in
everv
ship
that
can
be
floated
and
convoyed,
while
their
is
a
toehold
in
Europe
where
they
can
be
landed
and
while
We
should
send
aid
regardless
of
all
the
mistakes
which
all
the
Allied
governments
have
made
;
for
their
mistakes
are
our
own
mistakes
the
errors
of
incredulity
and
com-placeny.
They
and
we
have
been
giving
away
our
world,
inch
by
inch
and
position
by
position,
retreating
to
the
last
stand,
in
the
last
trench.
"This
war
is
not
lost
for
a
world
where
men
can
still
live,
free
and
unafraid.
It
is
not
going
to
be
lost.
But
1,000
airplanes
today
will
be
worth
20,000
tomorrow.
A
fmnmnntc
i
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1,
enlace
milaac
nna
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lUom
ri
tlist
Over
Dry
Dock
In
City
Foot
ball
League
Last
Night
In
the
fourth
game
of
the
City
League
football,
played
last
night.
Velvet
defeated
Dry
Dock
by
a
score
of
five
to
one.
Velvet,
as
a
result
is
now
tied
with
Navy
league
leadership.
In
doubt.
Velvet
scored
twice
in
the
first
half,
both
goals
by
Henry
IBeavers
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sum,
vzkcu
ariiianuiuts
euuippeu
iNazi
uivisions.
Maple
Leafs
5
13
and
revealed
the
secrets
of
the
Maginot
Line.
They
,
being
ued
all
right
to
kill
a
Czech
legion
in
France
and
to
keen
down
the
Czechs
at
home.
"The
fleet
that
fights
in
our
interests
today
will,
if
captured,
be
used
against
us
tomorrow."
FORGET
DEFEATS
Hitler
and
his
mechanized
forces
have
won
several
victories
but
that
does
not
mean
that
they
will
continue
to
win.
They
have
used
new
tactics
and
hew
fighting
apparatus
which
have
sprung
surprises
on
the
British
and
French.
Thev
cannot
keep
on
doinf?
that
sort
of
thing.
The
Allies
are
learning
in
a
rather
bitter
school
but
they
are
learning.
Thev
have
to
adapt
themselves
to
new
conditions
and.
meantime,'in
all
the
engagements
they
have
.killed
more
Germans
than
they
have
lost
of
their
own
men.
These
have
been
lessons
in
modern
warfare.
As
long
as
the
British
and
French
profit
from
their
losses
and
keep
a
tight
grip
on
themselves
they
will
eventually
win
out.
Every
day
that
passes
is
a
day
nearer
the
day
of
victory.
We
must
forget
those
defeats.
As
long
as
we
do
not
feel
beaten,
look
beaten
and
talk
of
being
beaten
we
are
on
the
road
to
that
goal
which
we
all
seek.
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playing
well
at
halfback.
Matsumoto
and
Hemmons
were
the
best
forwards.
Ormiston
kept
a
good
goal
for
the
Beavers
and
Holkestad
and
Bond
were
reliable
at
baek.
Prince
and
PUfold
were
good
half
backs
and
McOrelsh
the
best
forward.
League
standing:
,
W
L
D
Pts
Wanderers
10
6
4
24
2
24
2
12
THE
DAILY
NZWB
Victory
Ltad.of
Cincinnati
Ueda-lii
Nattooal
I.eagueU
It
educed
to
one
game
Windy
CUy
and
PHM
eat
w
Dickens,
while
Dry
Dock
was
con-
cke
7
U
fl
vie-
burg
Pirates
won
a
...nt
to
boot
the
ball
around
the
Woodside
TWO
TEAMS
EVENED
UP
In
the
King
Edward
School
Football
League
another
very
hard-fought
game
between
the
leading
teams
the
Wanderers
and
the
Beavers
resulted
In
a
three-all
draw
and
the
teams
are
now
Ued
again.
To
decide
the
winners
a
sudden
death
game
will
be
played
next
Tuesday.
The
Beavers
had
the
better
of
the
exchanges
but
Davie
scored
first
for
the
Wanderers.
McOrelsh
equal
ized
and
then
put
his
team
ahead.
the
top
of
the
second
division.
there
are
still
men
alive
offenng-iheir
bodies
to
be
broken.
bacw
wlth
BkoI
and
scherk
Chicago
a..
it..
M,imwtM
m
aa
M
I
uy
Trr
ui-
juv
-
f
Leld
In'
the
second
half
Dry
Dock
suit
of
which
these
two
teams
art-showed
a
little
more
spirit.
Camp-
now
tied
for
seventh
piaee
bell.
Bury
and
Howe
doing
most
Jwunjl
Foxx's
fourteenth
home
nr
h,
u.rk
with
nbaut
one
mln-
run
and
Lefty
Oroves
pitching
eu-
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
Leagus
Boston
6.
Pittsburg
7.
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
11.
Brooklyn
9.
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
Chicago
4.
New
York
3.
St.
Louis
1.
Boston
3.
Detroit
4.
PhHaderohta
7.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
The
league
standings:
From
a
penalty
kick
Davie
equaUz-
,
ed
and
then
scored
again
to
put
the
ctne"1'
Wanderers
in
the
lead
but
McOreish
Breekryft
scored
again
to
put
the
teams
level.
New
York
Teams:
Chicago
National
Wanderers-Leland:
Hebb.
Mac-
Philadelphia
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Tntvth-
fiko
n.ivipji
PU-hprk
Dlx-
st-
Louia
14
on,
Jerstad,
Matsumoto.
Bud
Pierce.
Hemmons,
Elliott.
Owens.
Beavers
OrmUton;
Holkestad.
Bond;
C.
PUfold.
B.
Prince.
Menziea;
Murray,
E.
Pierce,
McOrelsh.
Husoy.
Johansen.
a
aam
a
a
VELVET
IS
DODGERS
Smithers
Has
VICTORIOUS
MOVE
UP
Go,f
Tourney
Had
Easy
Five
To
Que
that
cover
It
at
the
preaent
lima
Thw
m
much
resemble
a
golf
ball
that
tt
took
considerable
hunting
to
locate
the
genuine
article.
The
weather
waa
perfect
for
the
tournament
and
It
was
greatly
enjoyed
by
the
players.
ute
of
play
left
in
the
game.
Howe
aWed
the
leading
Boston
Red
Sox
drove
one
past
Ous
Krause.
Vel-
to
win
over
the
St.
Louis
Browtw
I
nlnKt-nfinn
vef.
goalie
Velvet
Increased
!!
who
UI1
back
Into
exclusive
passes-
vuituiuuuu
lead
to
four
goals
in
the
second
sion
of
the
cellar
spot
through
the
C
c
half
with
Baker
scoring
two
and
Philadelphia
Athletic,
wlio
had
IJ
UlittCdd
Cameron,
one.
been
tied
with
them,
winning
over,
Norman
Campbell
was
referee,
the
Detroit
Tigers.
The
second
VIftoria
)ay
oerved
in
Port
Linesmen-Fred
Hardy
and
aia
Ree
uieveuma
iihiihuji
r
iw
simnon
With
.Many
VUltora
un
mw
Nwn
oy
uouw
i
ynm
v
pafU
of
utrlft
the
Washington
Sena
toes
in
eleven
,
innings.
The
New
York
Yankee.;
SIMPSoN."june
7-
Port
due
mainly
u
two
errors
by
Babepaan
had
a
very
sueeeatful
Km-
iimiren.
wore
oeaien
oy
pjre
D.y
celebration
The
crowd,
cago
wnue
ao
wno
inereoy
re-
The
Qf
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lantest
ever
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were
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Cleveland
27
Detroit
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Wanderers
Hebb
was
the
best
New
York
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Married
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Single
Men
SUNDAY.
6:45
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
21th
and
closes
Labor
Day
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Haatlton.
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River
jeannery
points.
There
was
keen
'competition
in
many
events
on
a
two-day
program.
Numerous
sub-taH4ial
prises
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A
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Oolf
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.
i
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cuos
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found
difficulty
in
locating
w
rented
the
Phillies
in
a
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rre-hiune;
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among
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