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DAILY
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FOR
"THE
WEAK",;,
Movie
Stars
Help
Britain
personal
Items
From
Hollywood
People
Flown
to
Alberta
Chapter
of
I.O.D.E.
HOLLYWOOD.
May
7:
CP
One
sarong
in
green
henna
print,
three
daintily
embroidered
handkerchiefs
and
a
leather-bound
travel
log
travelled
byt
air
to
Vegreville.
Alberta,
where'
they
will
be
auctioned
off
by
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire
at
their
anjiual
spring
fair
May
15,
for
Canadian
'warlcharitles.
The
sundry
items
are
the
personal
"property
of
Ella
NeaC
Dorpthy
LamQur-and
Virginia
Dale,
respectively
and
were
cheerfully
surren-djfrfd
to
Bob.
Fraser,
Paramount
studio
property
man
on
the
set
of
"Atama
of
the
South
Seas'
'rtn
he
!chanced
to
remark
that
they
might
bring
goodly
sums
at
the
Alberta
fair.
f
Each
item
is
accompanied
by
a
Personally
autographed
photo,
from
the
donor,
expressing
good
wishes
to
the
Vegreville
chapter
of
the
'I.OD.E.,
which
has
done
fine
relief
work
since
outbreak
of
hostilities.
Since
Marlene
Dietrich
recently
aoid
one
kiss
for
$1,000
for
the
American
Red
Cross,
It
Is
riot
unlikely
that
Miss
Neal's
sarong.
Miss
Lamour's
handkerchiefs
and
Miss
Dale's
book
will
add
welcome
sums
to
the
Canadian,
war
charities
fund.
;
LEATHER
FROM
PAPER
LONDON,
May
7:
CP
German
newspapers
received
here
carry
advertisements
asking
for
plotting
paper
from
whUta
to.
make
leather
substhuiey.
WINSLEY
Bath
Soap
35c
a
Cake
or
3
Cakes
for
a
$1.00
Ormes
ltd.
The
Rtxall
Store
Phones
II
&
a
Open
Vxlij
fra
S
lo.
till
II
j
Sundays
and
Holidays
tno
12
to
2
p
an4
".US
JD.
iGreeting
Cards
Fpr
MOTHER
'S
DA
V
Next
UNQAY-May
llih
Send
acautiful.card
as
a
reminder
of
yp,ur
estepqi
and
affection
"Made
in
Canada"
P.qnU
for
every-:
one
and
for
every
occasion-
See
qui
Qregtjng
Card
Displays.
There
is
Sqnepnc
lo
Remember
Every
WY
'WOMEN
ARE
PROMOTED
TORONTO,
May
1:
Three
former
;
school
teachers
are
among
a
group
;of
four
young
women
recommended
ior
designation
as
deaconesses
by
United
Church
of
Canada,
it
was
istated
here
today.
They
are:
Miss
Marian
M.
Brillinger,
Toronto,
for
several
years
on
the
public
school
teaching
staff:
Miss
Violet
Deep-rose,
Morrin,
Alta..
formerly
a
rural
school
teacher,
and
Mi
s
Kathleen
(Elizabeth
Nixon
BA..
Wayne.
Alta..
who
had
one
year's
experience
s
a
I
public
school
teacher
in
Alberta.
Designation
services
will
take
place
teaching
service,
was
for
some
time
matron
of
the
Indian
Residentisi
School
at
Morley.
Alta.
As
an
as.
sociate
worker
of
the
W.M.S..
she
is
LONDON,
May
7:
(CP)
Britain's
bid
for
a
place
In
the
oversp.1
clothing
market
will
be
eiven
fre.sh
impetus
by
shipment
of
2,000
dress-
fs,
ranging
m
price
from
$4.50
to
$90,
to
Canada
and
the
United!
States
In
the
biggest
export
effort
In
women
V.
clothes
yet
made
by!
this
country.
The
Women's
Fashions
Excort
nt
uroup
nope
the
clothes
will
be
on
show
In
New
York
by
May
15.
Except
for
the
Duchess
of
Kent,
no
one
will
see
them
until
they
reach
America.
They
were
designed
in
great
sec-
recy
by
80
manufacturers
and
have
,Dock.
laAiH
ChMhWWkmohh3ooh
J
Book
i
6
:
.
'
a
'Stain'
rori
Simpson
Teaeper
Among
ew!o
'
United
Church
Deaconesses
(hHhKKhWWW
Ready
To
Go
FOOTBALL
STARTING
THURSDAY
Four
Teams
to
Take
Part
In
What
is
Expected
to
be
esVSjnlor
pompetjtipn
In
eaRj
Grounds
are
In
gopd
shape.
r-,
.
.
1
nJ
t
A
ocneauies
nave
ikcii
wiuyit-ipf.
.f
!,
,
.
at
forthcoming
conferences
of
the
.
"
-.u...t-.ti-
-Sj
..
Tnfn?-
The
interest
the
to
go.
of
.
,
t
J-f
"?.h
the
Broup
U
ns
has
been
aroused.
Everything
iv
aasi,
T
an
T
inomsJBA'
OBem3-
in
readiness
for
the
opening
to
nonor
Graduate
nf
tho
University
of
Saskatchewan
and
former
Girls'
Work
Secretary
in
th
Y.
W.
C.
A..
Saskatoon.
Sask.
morrow
night
of
the
Senior
League
football
season.
Four
teams
are
in
the
runnine.
It
is
exDected
to
be
jone
of
the
best
seasons
Prince
c
Ru-'
llZ
1
w.I
1
u.7r:
9
1
9
its
grader
to
good
advantage
in
Mus
Deeprose,
in
addition
to
her
levelling
off
the
grounds.
Yester-'
day
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
put
up
pew
goal
posts.
The
schedules
for
the
season.
starting
with
the
Stuart
Benefit
now
assistant
matron
at
the
Pmt'm.i.u
,
u
...
1
1
Home
for
Girls.
Port
Stepson.
B.C.
'
lol:
Miss
Nixon,
recommenderf
fn
th
c.
i.i.
1
June
3
R.M.R.
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
5
C.S.T.
vs.
Independents.
June
10
Dry
Dock
vs.
CJS.T.
June
19
Dock.
June
24
Dry
Dock
vs.
R.M.R.
June
2ft
Independents
vsT
C.S.T.
Julv
3
C-RT.'v
Hrv
TVvV
oeen
xepi
unaer
lock
and
key.
Af-
August
7-Dry
Dock
vs.
RMR.
1
showing
for
the
Duchess
I
August
12-
Independents
'
vs.
m
uc
m
10
cxioiiana
ana.C5T
locked
in
a
sale
nlate
untM
sail
Ing
day.
The
models,
dresses,
suits,
dinner
gowns
and
one
weddine
dress,
all
are
of
wooL
If
you
want
sometniru'.
adver
tise
for
1L
Hundreds
of
people
get
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
Mothers1
Day-
We
have
the
following
suggestions
for
gifts
suitable
for
your
mother.
Pyrex
Ware
Tea
Pot
Glass
Sherbert
Set
Fancy
Cups
and
Saucers
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars-Phone
Red
1Z0
P.O.Box
757
330
3rd
Ave.
West
b.K
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pastcurizp4
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.CJ'h.a
Wallace
Block,
Phone
CI
9
August
14
C5.T.
vs.
Dry
Dock.
August
19
Independents
vs.
R.
Mil.
Aussie
Champ
Quitting
Ring
1
Ron
1
Richards,
Holder,
of
Three
Titles,
Decides
to
Retire
;
THEY
ROLL
THEIR
OWN
AUCKLAND,
N.
May
7:
(CP)
I
Tiger
moth
machines,
enough
primary
trainer
aircraft
tb
satisfy
.the
full
requirements
of
the
Royal
New
Zealand
Air
Force
are
now
i
Being
ouai
ax
tne
nations
iirst
aircraft
factory.
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Aex
150
Heated
'
Bfomf
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietrrsi
SPORT
CHAT
p-iiil
np.in.
vouneer
brother
of
th
niriv-Daffv
nitchine
team
of
Che
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
had
a'
piece
'
nt
rartllace
removed
from
nis
pitching
arm
four
years
ago
this
Week.
The
operation
restored
some
of
Daffy's
hurling
prowess
and
he
pitched
a
few
games
later
in
the
1937
season.
He
is
now
with
New
York
Giants.
So
that
clubs
can
carrv
on
next
season,
desDlte
wartime
shortage
of
men,
Durban
and
District
Football
Association
of
South
Africa
Is
con
sidering
forming
composite
teams
made
up
of
players
from
various
cluhs.
Miss
Brillinger
graduated
frnm
liea
Lyons-
veleran
cmca
the
United
"
ea
Chureh
Triinin.
chi
u
.
.
1
wrote,
spx
pitcher,
always
"
tries
to
School
Training
.nurcn
1
On
Sunday
about
twenty
nlavers
?
,V-o
..
w-."
....
in
1940
and
has
since
been
on
th
staff
of
the
Department
of
Sunday
ecnooi
i'uoucauons.
She
is
rernm.
mended
to
the
Toronto
Conference
and
fans
turned
out
for
a
worklnz
bee
on
the
grounds
and
did
a
good
job.
On
Saturday
the
city
had
used
ly
at
the'
start
pf
another
baseball
season.
"Then
you
find
out
quickly
what
they
like
and
don't."
he
'says.
LEADERS
DEFEATED
Alberta
Conference.
eradimtH
from
.
-,
.
St.
Louis
CardinaU
Ami
n,iinj
the
TTnivAreif
Z
1
Aiay
o
Kucsy
Mouniain
Kansers
,
'
me
University
cf
-
Manitoba
-Z
and
the
i
vs.
Composite
Services.
Indjan
Lose
Games
On
Tuesday
".awSJ"-"""-"---!
Boston;
CP1
SL
a
vacant
charge
at
the
mining
area
Mar
lS-FinaL
Cardinals
-were
defeated
yes
of
Wayne,
Alta.
ENGLISH
DRESSES
uucjiess
,of
Kent
Given
Private
Showing
of
Clothes
for
U.S.
and
Canada
Dominion
Day
Cup
May
20
Dry
Dock
vs
terday
by
Boston
Bees
and
had
their
margin
of
leadership
in
the
....
f-lV
T
TnHlnniftanli
,
D
If
Tl
NatlOrUU
July
1
FlnaL
Mobley
Cup
City
League
May
27
C.S.T.
vs.
RAIJl.
May
29
Dry
Dock
vs.
League
tut
to
half
a
game
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
who,
with
Bill
Herman
pltihing.
jwere,
winning
over
Pittsburg
Pirates.
The
Bet
ton
Bees
went
into
I
fourth
place
tied
with
the
Clncin
nati
Reds
who
lost
to
the
Phillies
The
Chicago'
Cubs
droDDed
into
the
basement
below
the
PhlMies
by
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
5.
Chicago
3,
New
York
5.
Pittsburg
3,
Brooklyn
7.
Cincinnati
2.
Philadelphia
4.
American
League
Cleveland
3,
Washington
5.
New
York
4,
Detroit
7.
Other
games
postponed.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
Learue
Si.
Louis
r..-.15
4
.7
Brooklyn
16
6
.New
York
10
'.Cincinnati
8
i
Boston
8
Pittsburg
6
Philadelphia
7
Chicago
5
1
American
League
iClevelanrt
t
.
jDetrolt
IZ'ZZlll
Chicago
10
"
SYDNEY.
NJS.W
May
7:
CP)-'0Yrk
Ron
Richards.
triDle
boxine-
chamn-
!t.
,1
"
-
-
British
Empire
middleweight
"'PhiladelnhJa
j
6
tlrcmpnt
from
th
tin.
M(.
A.i
UKU.
SOME
trail
an
titles
were
middleweight,
light
heavy-weight
and
!
Efforts
were
made
to
match
j
Richards
with
the
British
boxers
Jock
McAvoy
and
Len
Harvey
for
Empire
titles
and
when
these
failed
Australia
decided
to
stage
her
own
contest
for
the
Empire
middle-weight
crown.
In
this
Richards
beat
Fred
Henneberry,
a
former
.529
.350
.333
The
coaches
of
trainji
75
years
ago
were
little
loreer
than
fr!cv.t
train
cabooses
of
today.
yes;
We.
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
L50
Chimneys
Swept
,
sjo
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
Blake
Oar
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
517
Tom
Lee
&
Son
HOUSE
OF
FTNE
FOODS"
OLD
WAYS
OF
TRACK
Wartime
Sport
of
Kirfs
Retains
Circus-Like
Atmosphere
bis.
dains
New
Gadgets
By
FOSTER
BARCLAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Britain's
"Sport
of
Kings.-
De
vices
considered
out-of-date
In
Canada,
are
still
in
style
here.
There
are
no
electric
starting
gates,
lightning
fast
mm
tracks,
nor
FOSTER
BARCLAY.
drawn-out
post
fate
its
parades.
Enellsh
raclne
still
has
:-J7
.
.
"T"
jits
bookmakers,
web
barriers,
turff
pi
are
m...
.SJ
g.and
in
y,:
glie
public
i"
was
by
cur--
1
teraall.
.
Ml
stools
fjr,
yem.
A4l
Turf
11.
I
Before
eaeS
V-Tl
Paraded
arcc-wC,
Ihe
club
house
t?A
post
Tliehr,TM
tne
starter
f.
Platform
I.
krands
nf
-
and
lacks
the
c
,
NOTTING
HAM,
England,
May
7:
'nos
shoot
;
.
.
.
are
nni-trN
ana
uniiea
biaies
race
iracKs
nave
.
1
f.
no
piace
m
lopgin
shoatL-j
cd;
race.
Aiutuci
ne
ccuis
jr,
Ii
Nobody
LiV-
by
thac
r.arr.s
&
,
visor
ac:i.
;
,
ibadge
For
r.sV
keen's
he'U
rxX
of
any
race
Scrit
jretura
the
pr
f
.
if
it
faj
ta
prcd.Ti
1
races,
dip
npins
nnn
"tnnti
"
.
-
Imagine
a
bookie
or
a
tout
trvine
Ko
seel
a
"tip"
on
the
club
house
lawn,
sav
at
Wnorfhln
Park-
In
mg
me
stands
resemble
a
comer-lot
circus
in
any
Canadian
town.
They
are
aH
"honest."
according
to
gaily-colored
inscriptions
on
brief
cases
and
batting,
stands.
There
are
Joe
Clarke.
"Our
MAIL
US
YOUR
FILMS,
TODAY
Any
size
roll
developed
and
prlntediie
Special
"Decko-Art"
prints
Reprints
twelve
for
35c
STEFFr.NS.-CQLM;R
P1IOTQ
CP-
P.O.
Box
ZJ0
Vancouver
EC.
Just
Completed!
New
Ice
Storage
jliruied
va
,
j
...
.
k.
Toronto.
But
it's
a
common
sight
j
AUCKLAND,
X.
2
here
where
they
add
color,
atmbs-
StarLr.j
xtv
,,
rs-phere
and
a
spirit
of
carnival.
.Tegisterir.
crr
Bookies
have
to
work
harder
to
'New
Zealr.d
rjj
b
;drum
up
business
than
m
the
.ously
a2
ccj
i:a
good
old'
days
the
era
Dre-'betwen
19
tr.d
45.
ceding
Introduction
of
parl-mutuels
,wnicn
mark
the
only
modem
de
velopment.
Nottingham,
one
pf
England's
NO
FORFTHftrrl
ZANESVILLE,0
Vfej
surprise
--.:jr!-
BRITISH
II0MX
LONDON,
ihj
'
bers
of
the
Hca
favorite
wartime
race
courses.'
islenipt
frna
tJ2
situated
near
Nottingham's
busi-ican
ceJled-o
m
jness
centre.
The
track
Is
divided
'full-time
i-'j
'a
Into
three
sections:
The
"TaUer-saU,"
the
clubhouse
for
well-to-do,
Ring."
for
the
gen-
June
12-RJiLR.
vs.
independents.
to
New
York
Giants,
Carl
the
"Minor
anoVhe
June-17-R.M.R.
vs.
OST
"
HubbeU
pitching
for
the
Giants.
ffSSSj
bMc
t...
,
j
a
-
.
In
the
Ameriran
iik.
i--.itne
sma1
gambler.
Coal-hole"
for
mucpeiiueiiLs
vs.
ury
:
"t
ing
Cleveland
Indians
Iq
C.
to
the'
Old
Style
Bet
tlnr
w
osnington
Senators
while
the
De-1
Anybody
can
hob-nob
with
mem-
5cia
ucicuura
me
new
xorK
Ders
in
the
club-house
for
$7.50
Yankees
whom
they
replaced
In
'(the
prfce
of
admission.
Pew.
how-
July
8
Independents
vs.
RJilJl.
we
runfter-up
spot.
(ever,
can
aiford
such
a
luxury
Gtlhuly
Cup
1
TOuiais
winning
streak
tnese
war
da:nThe
majority
cram
July
10
C5.T."
vs.
rt-M-R.
-
CMea
at
eamoJ.
and
the
the
Minor
Ring
where
lawns
front-
July
15
Drv
bock
vs.
Indenenrt.
Wdians'
at
eleven.
wii
ai
tjeague
July
17
R.M.R.
vs.
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