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TWO
THfl
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'Wednesday;
July
2,
1941.
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Wednesday,
July
2.
1941.
EDITORIAL
The
Situation
-
-
-
While
Senor
Guido
is
urging
the
people
of
Italy
not
to
bo
too.
optimistic
about
the
war
in.
Russia,
the
German
propagandists
are
making
the
most
extravagant
statements
in
regard
to
theiu
successes
against
the
Red
armies.
Naturally
our
sympathies.are
with
the
people
of
Russia,
if
only
for
the
reason
that
they
are
the
attacked
country
and
for
that'
reason,
they
are
in
the
same
category
as
ourselves.
They
have
the
grain,
fields
and.
the
oil
fields
that
Germany
covets.
Also
they
have
a
huge
population
that
they
think
might
make
good
slaves
for
the
German
supermen.
We
notice
that,
a
few
people
are
inclined
to
remark:
"Serves
them,
right,"
when,
speaking
of
the
position
in
which
the
Russians
find'themselves,
because
by
underhand
penetration,
and:
political.
manipulation
they
tried
founder
mine
neighboring
governments;
In
spite
of
that
objectionable
feature,,
we
are
very
strongly
for
Russia
af
against
Germany
and:
so.
are-most
Canadians.
!
It
was-
particularly
noticeable
that
on
Sunday
last
many
thousands
of
Russians
crowded
into
the
Churches
of
Moscow
and
other
cities,
praying
for
divine
aid
in
the
present
struggle
for
liberty.
It
reminds
us
of
the
atheists
who
when
faced
by
death
turn
to
the
higher
power
to
guide
them
as
they
pass
into
the
great
unknown.
They
are
not
sure
of
themselves.
They
recognize
their
own
limitations
anu
seen:
neip.trom.the.
powers
that
rule
the
universe.
Catholic
Press
ine
aan
rrancisco
unronicle
discusses
in
a
recent
numoer
tnejsituation
of
the
Catholic
Press
in
Germany,
Under
the
Berlin-Vatican
concordat
if-.
i
vided
that
there
shall
be
liberty
of
the
Catholic
press.
This
naturally
could,
not;
extend
to,
a
privilege
to
political,
dissent
forbidden
to.
the
rest
of
the
German
press.
Rut
there
are
Catholic
papers
in,
Germany
that
devote
themselves
exclusively
to
religious
and
clerical
matters,
iakin"
no
ac-
wiiuii,
wimiever;
ui.
otner
aiiairs.
mese,
like
the
rest,
now
are
suppressed:.
They
confess.
a
power
higher
than
Hitler's'
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soiemn
pieuge
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into
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buyer
in.
the.
cityi.
When
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Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
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TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
U
Hour
Service
at
Rerular
Rates
Kellett's
Pitching
Brings
Tobac-
Searchlights
Trimmed
Rangers
By
conlsts
Fourth
Softball
Shutout
j
Score
of
11
to
5
st
Evening
Of
Season
Lasb
evening,
Acropolis
Hill,
a
In
the
softball
game
last
night
IV.
;?oodly
"owd
of
fans
watched
the
'Grotto
won.
the
final
score
hi
Battery,
Frederick,
trim,
the
Rocky
to
0.
This
game
was
also
played
i
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
put
up-
"wujiuun
xtungeis
imo,
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Hh
Football
Association.
This
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9
inning.
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son
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tun
v'"t
LUO
the
.
xrursion
i
lu'
Ku-Hworkns
1
11
with
two
runs-
At
the
first
of
i-:ini
was
short.
,the
fifth-
the-
score
was
4-3
for
Batteries
were
for
steelworkprs
Rangers
and
It
looked
mighty
Carrarl
and
La
Sota
and
for
Grot-
llke
toe
Rangers'
game;
However,
h
to,
C.
Kellett
and
Morgan;
Urn-
me
iast
01
e
mttl
mnlnS
Proved
plres
were
Comadlna
and
Gurvich,
disastrous
for
the
Rangers
when
,
their
flashy
opponents
knocked
out
FOOTBALL
TWO
EVENTS
Composites
Won
Game-
And
Big
Dance
Followed
At
Moose
Hall
.
of
the
Second,
Searchlight
six
hits
bring
in
seven
runs.
This
iDllt
ither
ball
earn
rn
tr
for
iho
searchlights.
TTniTfo.
nlftt.lMi
.UnHninH
11..
nuclei,
piajnug
ouunoujp
"r
uiei
Searchlights;
starred
throughout'
the
whole
game.
He
came
to
bat
four
times,
knecked
out
two
singles1
and
a
double
and
made
one
of
the
sweetest
double
plays,
assisted
by
Collison,
ever
seen
at
Acropolis
Hill.
j
In
last
night's
.football
game,
Mlke
o,.
for
the
played
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
searchlights,
started
out
rather
put
up
by
the
Football
Associa-
weakly,
the
Rangers
'taking
fouri
tion
the
Composites
defeated
the
runs
ln
the
first
four-innings,
out
Independents
by
a-score
of
2
tot
L
Mike
really,
finished,
with
a
bang
At
half-time
the
.i:ore
was
1
to
1.
the
last
four
innings
allowing,
only
Refereeing
the
game
was
Sid
one
hit.
Mike
struck
out
eight
men
Woodside.
There
was
a
fair
crowd
and
waiked
but
three,
allowing
10
in
attendance.
After
ithe
'.game
hits.
3
there
was.
a
dance
at
the
Moose-
croizier
started
off
very
strongly
Hall
which
was
very
successful.
for
the-
Rangers
but
blew
uo
in
the
The
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
flfth.
letting
the
Searchllehts
Mtu
Orchestra,
provided
the
music.
Hen-
six
times.
Croizier
struck
out
five
ry
Dickens
and
Daro
Gomez
were
men(
walked
seven
and
allowed-at
the-
door.
The
Cambral
Chapter
)nlne
hlts
Green,
who
finished
for
of
the
I.
O.
D.
E:
catered.
he
Rangers,
walked
one
and
strucK
L
,
-'
.
FOK
SAhfc
ment
as
rent.
Phone
750.
'
cut
two,
allowing
no
hits.
Croizier
knocked
out
the
long
hit
of
the
game
with
a
triple-
into-
centre-
field.
Tompklnson,
of
the
Rangers,
Hayter,
Sterritt
and
Mitchell,
of
the
Searchlights;
each
knocked
out
two
baggers.
I
;
There
was
one'
casualty-
in
the
'
second
inning;
when
Spantce,
of
the
,
Searchlights,
pulled
a
cartilaee
ln
FOR
SALE
10
cameras,
lot
of
.
his
ankle.
Doug
Thorndyke.
R.
C.
tools,
1
wing
pump,
wash
basins,
A.
F.,
called
the
balls
and
strikes.
1
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and
Joes-
RMchford'
watched
the
bases,
mattresses;
chesterfields,
at
low.
Jim
Wilson,
of
the
,Y.
M.
C.
A..(
prices.
Phone
Black,
324.
B:
C.
'
kent
the
score
sheet.
Furniture
Co.
Nexk
Sunday
afternoon
the
searchlights
will
try
their
stuff
FOR'
SALE
2-room
hou.'e.
Pay-
out
Cn
tne
Drv
Dock.
(156)
oearcniignts
-Alford.
c
GARAGE,
foe
immediate
.sale,
cheap,
rrt.'u
Phone
Black
984.
AB.
..5.
FOR
SALE
Piano,
Small
size.
Good
Hayter
ss
4
condition.
Apply
1203
7th
Ave
E..
jegium
lb
.....3
(153)
sterritt
c,f.
......2
Mitchell.
OK
O
r2L
Spance
3b
...o
FOR
SALE
Model,
sailing-
yacht,
King
If
4
piano,
dining
room
suite,
tables,
O'Neill
p
3
violin
and
case
and
odd.
house-
Collison
3b
......2
hold
furniture.
Phone
Red
921,
Graham
2b
...0
133
7th
Ave.
E:
(154)
Total
.
Rangers
AB.
TENDERS
INVITED
Dale
.
3
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
Ba.
4
"""
received
by.
the,
undersigned
up
Milton
"
3
to
noon
of
Tuesday,
July
15th,
Tompkinson
"
4
for
the
purchase
of
one-storey
D'Arcanelo
3
frame
cottage
consisting
of
llv-
McAusland
4
ing-room,
bedroom,
kitchen,
pan-
Thompson
3
ti-y-
and
baUuoom.
sit
uate
o1
'
croizier
""
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3
4,,
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25,
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1,
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r
i;ne
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or
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A.
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Administrator
of
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estate
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Severin
O'Quinn,
deceased.
Court
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PERSONAL,
NOW,
IS,
THE
TIME
TO-
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
clerk,
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'
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Baseball
Scores
National
Philadelphia
2,
Brooklyn
9.
Ned
York
3,
Boston
0.
,
Night
games:
St.
Louis
3,
Pittsburg
4.
,
Chicago
1,
Cincinnati
7.
American
Detroit
6,
Chicago
7.
Cleveland
6,
St.
Louis
12.
Washington
1,
Philadelphia
10.
Cleveland
10,
St.
Louis
6.
American
league-New
York
7-9,
Boston
2-2.
Detroit
5,
Chicago
1.
Washington-Philadelphia,
Cleve-land-St.
Louis,
night
games.
St.
Louis
11,
Pittsburg
7,
Boston
6.
New
York
4.
Philadelphia
C.
Brooklyn
4
(10
Innings).
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At
Ridley
Home
A
meetlne
of
the
Board
of
Trus
tees
was
held
at
the
Rld'.ey
Home
on
Friday
June
27.
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
was
In
the
chair
ln
the
absence
of
the
Rt.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx-who
was
unable
to
be
present.
Canon
Rushbrook
opened
the
meeting
with
prayer.
After
the
ordinary
routine
a
report
was
read
by
the
secretary
on
the
first
six
months
of
1941.
A3
regards
the
financial
situation
the
We
need
your
co-operation
to
give
you
better
service.
Please
put'
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our
milk
bottles
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we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
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10
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Finest
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with
an
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year
round
payroll
la
Prince
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i.
secretary
stated
that
ln
order
to
meet
the
heavy
payments
for
July
a
loan
of
$200
had
been
necessary.
(Thls
deficit
was:
the
result
of.
the
discontinuance
of
all
the
regular
contributions
from
friends
and
well-
'
wishers
in
England.
The
committee
felt
that
If
this
was
realized
interested
friends
would
probably
wish
to
supply
this-decrease
in
the
Rid-
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pockety
with-
or
without
hill
fold
$1.75
Zipper
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$1.25,
$1.75,
$2.50,
$3.50
Zipper
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Purses
15c
Flat
Pocket
Purse
25c
Pigskin
Billfolds..:!
...
$2
00
and
$3.75
Money
Belts
2
zipper
sections.
Army
tan
or
A.F.
blue
$2.25
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