JAPAN
OUT
FOR
PEACE
(ivery
of
the
Konoye
note
to
Roosevelt
m
Washington
yesterday.
HEROES
ARE
ENGINE
MEN
Lntinccrs
And
Slokcrs
British
Patrol
Service
Receive
Recognition
followed
march
of
conquest.
Lowlands
and
France
France's
highly-touted
Maginot
Line
was
rendered
useless
as
Ger-
,
.
7
,
man
armies
rolled
across
Holland
premier
Said
to
Desire
Removal
of
move
War
Bisk
WHhUnlled
States
1
days
paign
began,
on
May
10,
1940,
Hol-WASHINGTON,
nc
Aue
29
,,.,.--
D.U.
Aug.
V.
ui,j
T
ij
tt
,.-
Thi
rhp
aersonal
personal
message
message
ueuveit-u
delivered
,
-
r
A,
..
.
,
.
,
German
and
Italian
people.
Hotel
Employees
Strike
In
Trisco
Tie-Up
of
Thirty
Well
Known
telcrs
Looms
C
A
XT
PO
AMPTCPrt
A
iv
ft
TTrti
-
i
enn
rrvniivwuw.
E
Knnnvo
of
Janan
to
rendered
the
Belgium
army
May
,
,w.s
thirtv
of
San
Francisco's
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
10,
,
,
..
mo-t
important
hotels
are
threaten-veSSv
is
believed
to
have
been
HlUert
force.
rolled
through
the
lng
to
R0
on
Mayor-Rossi
Is
conciliatory
nature,
expressing
'
M
hole
created
In
the
AMcd
linc.!endeavourllw
to
effect
a
settlement
ot
SJ?SWful
settlement
of
Is-
Pocketed
the
BrltUh
Expeditionaxy
iof
ro!nts
at
lssue.
uc"
.
v
..
.
.
forre
in
France.
Evacuation
of
the
suf";
between
ine
two
commies.
Premier
Konoye's
message
to
the
troops
from
Dunkerque
began
May
i30
and
within
five
days
350,000
men
Prudent
was
nrompted
by
"very
Jaan
nnd
he
United
States
follow-
England.
ir.5
outbreak
of
the
Russo-Oerman
British
and
the
Atlantic
Fisheries
Board
In
Session
Here
said
tonight
in
Tokyo,
reaffirming
craft
carrier
Courageous
on
Sep-,
Pacific
Sub-Executive
Meeting
in
Japa;
desire
to
establish
"a
co-
tember
19.
1939.
with
loss
of
more;
Prince
Rupert
Today
and
ere
witv
sohcre"
and
permanent
than
500
British
seamen
was
but
a
Tomorrow
ment
wi"
made
after
all
members
ties
of
Britain
and
the
Atlantic.
The
j
orricers
ana
memoers
m
wr.
of
the
German
air
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Can-cf
of
the
Jananese
cabinet
and
some
complete
power
the
hUhest
military
officials
or
armadas
and
submarines
was
turn-da
are
meeting
In
Prince
Rupert
'.he
country
held
an
emergency
ed
loose
against
the
"tight
little;
today
and
tomorrow,
making
an
meeting
to
discuss
United
States-
Isle"
August
11.
1940,
six
weeks
af-;
Inspection
of
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Japanese
relations
following
de-
ter
France
asked
lor
arnusuce.
;
experimental
owiuun
mm
..u.ui.6
Hundreds
of
Nazi
planes
roarea
.
sessions
oi
ine
i-aciwc
duu-u-daily
over
industrial
cities
and
big
tlve
committee.
The
visiting
of-navy
basses
at
Portsmouth
and
,flclals
will
leave
tomorrow
evening
..
.
mi
nminrt.
u..
trino
rinnriro
nn
f.hplr
return
Along
me
liuimco
cavuaj,
p""""
cite
o-
--
lng
relentlessly
to
cripple
British
south,
having
arrived
this
mornlnsH
production
of
war
goods
and
knocKjon
that
vessel.
out
her
shipping.
London
was
Here
lor
ine
meemiss
me.
bombed
58
nights
running
as
the
Dr.
A.
T.
Cameron
of
Winnipeg
Ho
first,
nnnlversarv.
.chairman.
Wttl
poot
.
.......
v,
'
Britain
countered
with
air
rams
Major
u.
n.
auuivnu.nu,
wawo,
twiin
onrt
thp
tnrlustrlal
Ruhr
honorary
secretary.
In
The
Ti.ini
KWiroHori
TnVin
nvhhnvn
rhnlrman
of
the
vauey.
ni.
sea
u...--.-
-
.nniin.nioi
nnrhs
nerman
U-
Pacific
sub-executive
LUimuiviii't..
,
-
...
,
ii
hnaLc.
cruisers
and
raiders
harassed
Dr.
A.
H.
Hutchinson,
University
orrvinir
foort
and
battle
of
British
Columbia.
Vancouver.
uiNntiw
Anoiisi
29:
ttiEnclne
psspntlals
from
British
dominions
R.
E.
Walker,-British
Columbia
mm
in
ihu
Patrol
Serv.ce
of
the
and
the
United
States,
played
a
hit-.Packers,
Vancouver.
m
Royal
Navy
have
toecn
awardeo
and-run
game.
Dr.
R.
E..
Foerster,
director
Nan
a
tntol
r,F
RO
riMnmMnnl
frr
I
II..
a
I'tlillinla
nilfl
Svria
lalmo
Biological
Station.
ungulshed
service.
Stokers
in
the
Control
of
the
Mediterranean
and
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
Prince
same
service
have
received
11
Suez
carried
the
war
Into
Africa,
.Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Sta-
.
.
.
tnin
I
i
..
-nn.
TJ
r
I
I
14....
awaras.
.
started
in
Juiy,
ivtv,
ucuwecu
"-iwwi.
Among
the
awards
was
one
to
tish
and
Italian
forces
along
tne,h
.
.
Germans
announc-
'.he
engineer
officer
of
one
or
Kenya
and
the
Angio-Lgypuan-ou-
lmmedlate
SUCCesscs
and
heavy
the
Navy's
older
destroyers
which
dan
border.
In
September,
after
.
losses
Censorship
pre-was
kept
staggering
along
until
It
taking
British
Somallland,
Italian
of
wars
reached
port
after
a
bombing
at-
invaded
Egypt
from
Libya,
in
ijc-
but
wcather,
surprising
tack,
six
of
the
Nazi
plane
s
ccmbcr
the
British
rccaptuiea
nu
;
.t,
and
distances
slowed
the
wuiva
tApiuucu
in
ine
wuit
uu"
tiarrani
aim
hwi
der
the
destrover
and
12
were
tnVP
nardla.
Tobruk
and
Bengasi.
within
20
yards'
distance.
Italy
yielded
Ethiopia
May
19,
but
norman
machine.
More
than
9,
000.000
men
were
reported
to
be
fighting
in
July
on
a
front
vir
The
shocks
ruptured
steam
the
British
retreated
from
Be"-
tullv
from
the
Baltic
to
the
Black
Pipes
to
the
ship's
dynamos,
and
gasl
to
Tobruk,
under
siege
for.""
oroke
a
cooling
water
pipe,
torlng-
months.
The
attack
and
counter-j
Q
alr
ralders
switched
from
mg
the
sea
into
the
shaken
hull
attack
continue.
The
British
took
.
d
lo
Mascow
and
British
and
with
a
rush.
The
engineer
sent
over
Iraq
from
a
rebel
government
hammered
Berlin.
mi
hands
but
one
assistant
from
h
uit.h
the
aid
of
the
Free
Frencni.
.
.,
,,u
Hmin:v
-
i
-
,
iLieninKraci
to
tuc
iiw-,
miv.v.-
np
engine
room.
Then,
with
the
won
Syria
from
the
Vichy
French.
and
Kiev
ln
the
no
of
a
flashlight,
the
two
men
An
armistice
agreement
was
signed
,
fn
ukralnc
became
Nazi
ob-worked
In
the
black-
steam-filled
Juiy
14
1041.
Mectlves
Smolensk,
230
miles
from
"om
repairing
the
damaged
pipes;
Balkans
and
Crete
Moscow
fell
Into
German
hands
ZaVt
tf.bdned.
Water,
War
spread
P
'
a
to
the
Balkans
Oc-July
16
aftCr
fierce
fighting
and
nad
risen
above
floor
be-
plates
.
rejected
rLalms
and
counter-claims.
they
were
able
to
get
up
enough
an
"an
aj
y
35O,00O
square
n
to
take
the
ship
to
safety.
,
""vemb
r.
Hungary,
Ru-
7lM
of
soviet
territory.
Five
days
vessel
SdCan
rdS-'nianla
and
fY-
uuuat
untu
it
reacnea
its
tlU
iCb
vuf""
,
base.
That
ship
was
attacked
by
nttntl.i.
r
.
....
azi
piane
which
dove
repeatedly
with
machine-guns
Mazing.
The
German's
bullets
Denpt.rntoJ
tt,-
i-
j
.
-
-.in
uiC
engine
room,
Kiuea
l"e
engineer
and
punctured
steam
WPes.
Thirty
holes
were
opened
wiow
the
water
line.
The
second
engineer
kept
the
ship
afloat
until
a
tug
arrived
and
towed
It
to
port.
-
icburnea
to
ine
city
fl
!r!nce
Qeoree
thls
morning
oin
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
,
aroed
YugosUivia
and
Greece
s
downfall
was
swlit.
ine
wu
t,riirh
the
British
rear
a
of
ThermoDVlae
iu'wiv
April
24,
invasion
(above)
the
Allies
moved
out
June
1.
,
Thin
u'hiitr
later
the
Russian
army
admitted
withdrawing
from
Nlkolaev,
vital
r,rf
nf
-un
noo
on
the
Big
River,
near
Odessa,
Russia's
strategic
base
on
the
Black
Sea.
Mpnn
while
came
the
announce
ment
of
the
historic
secret
confer
I
!""
.
.
.
.
f
l
,
1
,
-.V.
.
U
1
...
-
Efuara
ai
r
moved
tr.
Crete,
rnre
of
Prime
Minister
Churchill
after
an
air-borne
Gorman
and
President
Roosevelt
at
sea
and
where
Wlltic
tti""
....
....j
j
.1..
renewed
.nnuvoit
their
the
democracies
faith
and
confidence.
'
of
CANADA'S
ASBESTOS
DADDV
Another
unpreu
.
..
.
-
Xownshlps
of
Que
the
war
cane
juiw
,
.-
;r,
-
manv
been
tt
Germany.
Italy
.ana
,
u
Ysbestos-mlnlng
In
the
world.
with.arca
fouBht
lata
PtanUi
troops
.JTO
Statin
ELECTION
DATE
SET
British
Columbia
to
Vote
on
October
21,
Premier
Pat-tullo
Announces
VICTORIA.
Au.
29:
(CD-Premier
T
I).
Pattullo
announced
today
that
British
Columbia's
.
general
election
would
be
held
October
21
with
nominationday
September
30.
Bulletins
R.A.F.
KEEPS
IT
UP
LONDON
The
Royal
Air
Force
again
attacked
targets
in
the
German
Ruhr
valley
during
the
night,
it
was
authoritatively
reported
today,
following
Thursday's
sweeps
over
northern
France
and
attacks
on
shipping
at
Rotterdam.
German
air
activity
over
Great
Britain
during
the
night
was
on
a
small
scale.
INTERNATIONAL
SITUATION
LONDON
Tere
is
little
change
generally
in
the
international
situation
today.
British
and
Rus
fiercely
in
Russia
with
the
Nans
driving
hard
and
the
Russians
stubbrnly-
J&tetiiiglithe
crisis
between
Japan
and
tHe
Un-ited
States
there
appears
to
be
a
softening
attitude
on
the
part
of
Nippon.
CAIRO
Aircraft
of
the
British
fleet
air-
arm
attacked
an
Axis
convoy
of
four
merchantmen
and
four
destroyers
in
the
Mediterranean
Wednesday
night,
causing
a
series
of
explosions
and
fire
in
one.
FOSTER
TO
JAPAN
OTTAWA
Announcement
by
the
government
that
Brigadier
W.
W.
Foster,
former
Vancouver
chief
of
police
and
now
district
officer
commanding
Military
District
No.
12
at
Rcglna,
will
go
to
Japan
as
new
Canadian
minister
was
awaited
today.
LAVAL
NOT
IMPROVING
PARIS
The
condition
ot
Pierre
Laval,
shot
by
a
would-be
assassin
Wednesday,
has
grown
slightly
worse,
according
to
a
bulletin
issued
at
Versailles
today.
Laval's
temperature
jumped
to
102,
doctors
said,
expressing
fear
that
the
wound
below
the
heart
may
now
be
infected.
HITLER
AND
MUSSOLINI
BERLIN
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
have
been
meeting
at
Chancellor
Hitler's
headquarters
on
the
eastern
front
since
Monday,
it
was
officially
announced
today.
The
announcement
said
that
five
day
discussions
covered
political
and
military
developments.
iner
Arrives
From
Orient
Many
Americans
Return
Home
From
Japan
Aboard
President
Coolidge
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Rupert
District
and
Queen
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
Prince
to
moderate
High
7:45
am.
16.4
ft.
Islands
Light
Charlotte
northwest
win-
mostly
19:44
pjn.
18.8
ft.
lo'O.-Uness
Low
1:10
a.m.
5.8
ft.
4
fair
and
mild
with
ft.
13:15
pm.
8.3
and
fog
during
the
O,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXX..
No.
203.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
29,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
"
"
-
-
-
Soviet
Sets
Up
New
Dnieper
Line
LENGTHY
BATTLES
MARK
I
ALLIES
ARE
TWO-YEAR
WAR
TALE
IN
CONTROL
,
.
.
v4K
Ar:
-1
International
Policing
of
Iran
Un-
HiL'hllKlltS
01
liiani
uuni-uci
in
uurupc,
imiiui
nniw
aim
j
dertakcn
by
Russia
and
Great
Asia
Minor
in
Twelve
Paragraphs
Britain
By
the
Associated
Press
TEHERAN,
Aug.
29.
Under
the
War
beKan
with
German
invasion
of
Poland,
Septem-
IS
Z
her
1,
1939.
Two
days
later
Great
Britain
and
r
ranee
-e"
Rurela,
there
will
be
an
Internatlon-
-lared
war.
Within
three
weeks
Polish
conquest
was
com-
ai
police
directed
by
the
two
occupy-nleted
as
Nazi
High
Command
unfolded
pattern
of
light-
mg
nations,
-mis
win
take
control
1
n
i
T)i..-
in
of
transnortation
facilities
and
ln-
"''n..
,i.
m
-
a
.m
n
ifi4n
n
'
e
.
dustrlal
olants.
There
There
will
will
b
be
Next
Dig
Iiareup
came
Apni
v,
ivw
as
uuiinaii
xvii,
cnntrol
cnntrol
of
of
Ger
rapiuiy
uveuau
ueiuuain.
uiu
nui-
.way.
Burning
buildings
were
a
I
common-
sight
In
Norway
as
fire
IS
NAMED
A
rm
or
GOVERNOR
n
'
,
W.
C.
Woodward
is
Named
Successor
To
S.
W.
Hamber
At
Victoria
OTTAWA,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
Appointment
of
W.
C.
Woodward
of
Vancouver
as
lieutenant-governor
of
British
Columbia
was
announced
today.
TWO
YEARS
IN
RUPERT
Ninth
Fortress
Signals
May
Have
Been
First
in
Canada
on
Active
Service
Expressing
the
opinion
that
the
Ninth
Fortress
Signals
Company
was
quite
passlbly
the
first
unit
in
Canada
.to
embark
on
active
ser
vice,
Major
J.
R.
Low,
officer
com
manding,
addressed
the
officers
and
men
Tuesday
evening
at
a
formal
banquet
celebrating
the
second
anniversary
of
the
formation
of
the
company.
Relatinz
how
the
unit
was
speed
ily
mobilized
In
Vancouver
on
Aug
ust
26,
1939,
the
Major
went
on
to
uvuv,..-
describe
their
arrival
in
Prince
Ru
w,vi-
Dert
four
days
later.
He
lauded
the
w
n
Rhodes
eave
a
-
V
C
vo
,
t
I"
fine
spirit
shown
by
the
men
"...
who,
very
very
interesting
iuiiesi.mB
and
informative
exempiiuea
VAVUipiuvu
wj
Dy
rt.o.ivi.
avm.ava.
iouraoe
auu
ua&m
eaual
equal
Ul
or
even
CVC11
greater
felCiwv.
unpuiHuiw.
Fv
!
rt
m
if
1
V.
i.ll.
j
1
Pqrevtta
a.
.
m
i
U...
AirM!
coioriui
aance
-nai
leaiurea
wnai
as
commercialized
vice
was
u"e
u
was
probably
the
most
pulchrltudl-
the
worst
methods
of
spreading
the
ness
assemDiance
oi
ieminme
rove-
diseases.
uness
ever
seen
in
r
rince
Kupert.
Three
Men
Killed
In
Explosion
Of
Magnesium
Plant
magnesium
plant
here
yesterday.
Ministry
Advises
Community
Ovens
One
Hundred
Persons
Can
Be
Serv
ed
in
Air
Emergency
LONDON,
August
29
B
Brl
i
.M
Alrlt.fi4
Kir
Ua
TPrkTtH
Ml
IT
sheet
of
metal
and
a
piece
oi
(
stove-pipe
can
serve
100
persons
In
an
emergency.
it
c.TtrtlTISH
FIGHTERS
RAM
FRANCISCO.
AUg.
29.
The
-ansrmn
Aiimist
29:
0)
Offl-
llner
President
Coolidge
arrived
yes-
of
the
American
Eagle
Club
terday
from
tne
uneni
wun
io
ln
rwiond
estimate
there
are
iu,
passengers,
many
of
them
Amerl-
m
AmeriCans
In
British
defence
cans
leaving
uuu.
'forces
in
England.
Fred
Scadden
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Toronto
where
he
will
attend
a
convention
of
the
poster
organization.
During
his
ab
sence
Art
NiCKerson
win
aci.
Sergeant
of
Arms
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheons.
Mrs.
Louis
Amadlo'and
son,
Vic
tor,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
npnrirp
this
momlne
from
Van
couver
where
they
spent
the
past
couple
of
weeks,
the
latter
navmg
gone
south
to
consult
wiin
specialists
following
a
serious
Illness.
meeting
to
be
held
tonight
at
the
Moose
Hall
when
Dr.
G.
F;
Amyot
tet
tn
hniin
nutrioor
community
and
Dr.
D.
H.
Williams
will
dis-
ovens.
The
ministry
says
.that
a
.cuss
this
problem.
small
oven
made
with
uncus,
a
Daughter
Of
President
Is
Good
Fisher
Ukraine
Has
Encirclement;
Nazis
Capture
T
all
i
AR-mrcTA.
Oreeon.
Aug.
29
Mr
0h
Mrs.
John
Boettger
of
Seattle
proved
themselves
good
fishermen,
each
getting
four
line
cninoos
pinion.
Boettger
is
publisher
of
the
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer.
Mrs.
Boettger
is
the
daughter
or
president
and
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
m
New
Phase
of
Battle
Commenced
Along
Southeastern
Front
Across
River
Germans
Claim
to
Have
Sunk
32
Russian
Ships
MOSCOW,
August
29
:
(CP)
The
southwestern
army
of
Marshall
Budenny,
much
of
which
has
been
apparently
saved
from
Nazi
encirclement
by
a
fighting
retreat,
opened
a
new
phase
of
battle
in
the
Ukraine
today
from
strong
defence
lines
on
the
east
bank
of
the
lower
Dnieper
River.
The
Russians
said
they
had
.covered
the
retreat
by
destroying
the
great
Dnieperstroy
n
Idam
and
also
said
they
expected
a
rrif
y
f
UK
A
I
Iri
IS
I
heavy
toll
of
Germans
before
yield-
JL
XLLL
ks
ling
the
industrial
city
of
Dnlepero-
DISCUSSED
Venereal
Disease
Declared
to
be
Extreme
Danger
for
Future
Generation
by
II.
G.
Rhodes
Stressing
the
importance
of
public
health
and
the
extreme
danger
to
lo
the
lle
coming
cuiIUUB
generation
scuaawuu
of
vener
potrosk.
The
German
Hleh
Command
at
Berlin
claimed
today
that
German
forces
have
taken
Tallin,
fighting
a
naval
battle
which
is,
apparently,
still
continuing.
The
Nazis
also
claim
to
have
delivered
a
severe
blow
to
the
Red
naval
forces
in
the
Baltic.
Besides
capturing
the
Es
tonian
capital
on
the
Gulf
or
Finland,
less
than
an
hour
by
bomber?
from
Leningrad,
Nazi
announcements
claimed
air
and
naval
at
tacks
tacKS
had
naa
sunk
sunic
thirty-two
miriy-two
Russian
nusiiau
sian
forces
are
taking
over
con-
I
o"of
Iran
ai
an
international
,
under
the
most
adverse
conditions.
addrcs,
te
the
members
of
the,
and
heavlly
damaged
seVen
:
pioneered
the
al
lay
tag
o
ml
i-
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
-Mtan.
continues
continues
nolice
police.
The
The'
war
war
lines
here.
tary
cable
and
telephone
reeuiar
luncheon
yesterday
after
Seated
at
tne
neaa
iame
wun
noqn
Following
the-
first
woriaj
r
r.
r
t
.MalofcJw.wdiLle.utJji
ToUpn
Sergeant
Lawford
proposed
the
so',ve
tnJs
problem
was
realized
and
fill
I
vl
Col
1
CUYC11
toast
to
the
King
and
a
toast
was
two
cnnics
were
established,
one
atlw
w-i
ako
proDosed
to
absent
comrades
Vancouver
and
the
other
at
Victor-'
In
All
rQYC6
by
Signalman
Payne.
ja.
These
were
kept
very
busy
and
The
banquet,
held
in
the
mess-
the
work
of
the
public
health
de-
hall
at
Westvlew
barracks,
was
nartment
of
the
provincial
govern-
hlghllehted
by
the
N.C.O.'s
per-
ment
expanded
to
such
an
extent
forming
the
menial
duties
of
table
that
the
staff
was
tremendously
orderly
and
kitchen
fatigue
to
the
increased.
Immense
delight
of
the
signalmen,
while
this
part
of
the
work
was
That
"the
first
shall
be
last"
was
important,
they
considered
the
ed-
Satisfactory
Response
To
Recruiting
Locally
Is
Reported
Considerable
Interest
seems
to
continue
locally
In
the
matter
of
recruiting
for
service
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Flying
Offl
cer
Forester
of
Vancouver,
wno
CSM.
,E
,d
of
MM.
tTLXZ
,.
.
.
Cw?1
whored
recruits
here
a
few
days
ago,
had
painsiaiuiigiy
witn
uie
aisnes
aii-er
possible
means
was
pari
oi
une
wuir.
the
tables
had
been
cleared.
'0f
the
department.
.In
that
respect
Climaxing
the
celebration
the
he
congratulated
Prince
Rupert
on
,
tvi
on
aHlmirnorf
tj-
tho
rorra
flnn
l.n,.tm
r1rer,A
tVio
rpt.Hrt.fH
area.i
hall
which
became
the
scene
of
a
it
was
a
step
In
the
right
direction
t
.
i
j
1.1
i
L
i
1
i.
,
t
.1
r9
.
a
satisfactory
response.
Halibut
Sales
American
Kodiak.
40.000.
Storage,
12.4c
and
I
The
worK
oi
me
aeparwnexii,
waa-n
4C
today
to
provide
adequate
informa-J
Havana,
40,000,
Royal,
12.4c
and
tion
in
order
that
communities
Hke;11-5Ci
this
might
determine
their
policies.
They
also
provided
a
background;,
.
rp
!
of
knowledge
for
young
people
and
.
gflHlS
LlUD
1
0
1
information
for
women
during
the
.
K
thfoCng111
order
to
pro",Hold
Tournament
Tt
m
repocnized
verv
eenerally
that
the
physicians
were
res-;
Sent
to
Various
SAN
JOSE
Aug
29
Three
men
nw
InvuaHons
Are
......
j
,
'
i
a
.
nonslble
for
the
health
of
the
com-.
piavlnr
Bodies
in
City
were
suieo
in
au
miuoiuu
uiu
-
lot
in
munitles
In
which
they
,
,
practiced.
no
unexplained
origin
a
new
xiic
iiiciii.io
vfi
j
inviwlliums
iia
v
Lrii
u.iw
most
'cases
recognized
this
sacred
members
of
the
various
clubs
In
the
trust
themselves.
I
city
to
compete
in
an
invitation
It
was
very
significant
in
the
new
tournament
which
Is
being
arrang-movement
for
the
eradication
of
for
the
long
week-end.
Others
'.
venereal
disease
that
women's
or-1
wisning
to
play
should
communicate
ganizatlons
were
lining
up
in
with
T.
F.
Bellamy.
support.
In
the
move
toward
the
abolition
of
quackery
the
Pharm-jaceutlcal
Society
was
an
active
par-i
ticlpant.
I
Mr.
Rhodes
spoke
of
the
public
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
New
York
8.
St.
Louis
5.
Boston
7,
Detroit
8.
Washington
0,
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
5,
Cleveland
3.
National
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
0.
Chicago
1,
Boston
.2.
Pittsburg
3,
Philadelphia
2.
Only
games.
full-of
Words
It
has
been
estimated
that
the
average
person
knows
from
25,000
to
35,000
words.
wnfrtn
Kewton
CriDDS,
elder
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
W.
Cripps
of
this
city,
has
been
transferred
from
Vancouver
to
Toronto
in
tne
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
He
is
taking
a
special
coursefas
.an
ann
orer
preparatory
fo?
active
service
overseas.
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