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SHOULD
UK
WORRIED
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
.note
that
Geunany
has
.taken
50,0M
Croats
as
slaves
'.to
Oetuiany.
This
is
only
a
snali
number,
I
believe,
as
every
conquered
country
V
similarly
treated,
including
the
Germans
themselves,
pritahi
is
operating
00
a
24-hour
basis.
is
rather
hard
to
understand
why
we,
in
Canada,
or
at
least
.in.
Rupert,
operate
on
an
8-hour,
hass,
Saturday
after-rioon.
.and
many
holidays
idle.
It
,se.ems
t,hat
witji
the
ten
year,s
start
wh:h
Qermany
had,
and
the
efforts
.being
made
by
Germany
at
present,
.ithat
we
are
not
as
badly
worried
as
we
jihould
toe,
at
the
present
(time.
While
it
seems
there
is
some
shortage
of
materials,
I
am
of
the
;optnioi
that
there
is
no
good
reason
for
some
of
the
delays.
'
It
does
not
seem
appropriate
time
for
labor
,to
haggle
about
overtime
pay,
just
because
there
are
others
who
appear
to
be
out
lor
as
much
money
as
they
can
secure
from
the
proceed;-
of
government
loans,
while
giving
as
little
effort
and
results
as
possible
in
return.
Possibly
I
am
misinformed
as
to
the
situation
in
seme
respects,
but
I
believe,
that
there
Is
need
of
some
Efficiency
experts
in
many
instance;--.
No
one
else
seems
to
care
to
stick
out
their
neck
in
this
re
gard,
and,
awing
to
my
position
I
trust
I
shall
be
pardoned
for
riot
using
my
name
in
this
connection.
"
"WORRIED."
DnTLY
HTuS
CLEAR
DEBRIS
LEFT
IN
LONDON
BY
WAR'S
WORST
RAID
SPORT
CHAT
i:
TCr
I
1
Thelma
Kingsbury,
a
shapely
Enelish
lass
with
the
briahta&t
blond
hair
outside
Hollywoojtt
Uncle
Sam
s
new
national
Daamm
ton
champion
yet,
officially,;
shed
is
barred
from
defending
her
title:
Thelma
has
been
In
the
United
States
three
years
and
the
rule-book-:
.ays
an
al
en
can't
conpte
in
the
national
tournament
until
she
has
been
here
six.
Less
than
six
months
after
resuming
play
in
San
Francisco
she
was
the:
champ.
Theinia
.thinks
.her
left-ianded-
ness
probably
Is
an
advantage.
'
she
herself
fluds
left
handed
players
a
"nuisance,"
so
she
supposes
;
eyery
player
does.
'
As
to
how
she
got
into
the
play
at
Cleveland
this
year
"They
kept
pestering
me
to
enter,
and
when
I
filled
out
an
application
it
said
that
I
an
alien
was
eligible
after
three
years.
When
I
got
to
Cleveland
I
.
found
that
was
somebody's
mistake
!
and
that
the
required
time
really
I
was
six.
I
had
got
time
off
my
.
bookkeeping
job,
and
the
assocla-ition
here
In
San
Francisco
had
rals-led
money
for
my
trip
and
I
was
(certainly
going
to
be
disappointed,
i
Somebody
even
called
in
a
lawyer,
I
didn't
know
until
ten
minutes
be
fore
I
went
on
the
court
that
I
was"!
going
to
be
allowed
to
piay.-
Tnein
I
was
told
ihat
the
committee'
had
'suspended
the
rules
for
me
and
by
just
one
vote
after
a
deadlock."
,
Defenders
of
American
supremacy
had
good
reason
to
fear
the
'blond
British
girl.
She
took,
the
'singles
crown
away
from
Evelyn
Boldrick
of
Pasadena,
the
1940
'champion,
teamed
with
Janet
Wright
of
Oakland,
Calif.,
to
win
the
women's
doubles
and
reached
!the
semi-finals
in
the
mixed
doubles.
When
somebody
talked
.
was
more
widely
developed
and
presumably
tougher,
she
had
won
two
id
uood
Ivhtiiy'A
pema
1
I'
i
j
rt
i
1
f,
flKMl
bI9h
Distillers
-
of
'
Fine
Whiskies
since
1857
?oj.-E.-Seagram
&,Sont,bd.1Faterloo,
Ont.
Workmen
clear
debris
from
the
streets
and
repairmen
re-string
power
and
telephone
cables
overhead
as
London
recovers
from
what
authorities
say
was
the
worst
air
raid
of
the
war
on
the
Metropolis.
The
devastating
raid
was
made
by
dozens
of
Hun
bombers,
many
of
them
flying
so
low
they
barely
cleared
the
tops
of
buildings.
:
1
1
.
r
1
.
11
I
.
.
....
.
I
back
to
1906.
She
was
the
only
person
ever
to
win
English,
Scotch,
Welsh
and
Irish
singles
crowns
all
in
one
season.
BURGLED
THE
BOXER
ton
pPntrP
hw
inxt
TWmhnr
chP
KiUttior,
wig.
May
13:
(CP)
Brooklyn
Dodgers
And
Cleveland
had
not
Dlaved
for
two
vears
and
"
Iewelry
presentations
and
prize
j
Indians
Solidify
Themselves
As
Upes
$13;3,!0
were
stolen
Pace-Makers
In
Big
Leagues
thought
she
was
through
with
the
'game.
In
England,
where
the
game
fJhl
T?mmy
Farr
I
the
place
during
a
blackout,
singles
championships
and
fourl
!
doubles,
and
had
won
permanent
If
you
want
sometning,
adver-possession
of
17
three-year
chal-
tlse
for
It.
Hundreds
of
people
get
lenge
trophies,
some
of
'which
dated
iwhat
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
v
wt
I
ft
i
j
m
-
m
m
Mm
m
mi
m
Mnfmnim
A
good
companion
allows
a
friend
to
express
himself
freely.
That
is
why
water-is
the
perfect
companion
of
good
whisky.
It
allows
whisky
to
tell
its
own
story.
The
Seagram
Canadian
"Whiskies
arc
distilled,
aged
and
blended
to
meet
the
water
test.
They
are
of
such
exquisite
flavour
that
men
who
know
good
whiskies
refuse
to
mix
with
them
anything
other
than
plain
or
sparkling
water.
It
is
this
delightful
and
exclusive
.smoothness
that
has
caused
the
Seagram
whiskies
to
outsell
all
others
on
the
American
continent.
Seagrarn
s
Famous
Brands
SEAGRAM'S
SEAGRAM'S
SEAGRAM'S
TO."
"KING'S
PLATE".
"OLD
RYE"
UOZS.
.
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JI.25
1COZS.
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.
52
05
SI
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25
OZS.
.
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S3.
35
52
65
S2.35
40OZS.
.
.
54.05
53.55
caoram
J
If
iilyertlaement
fu
not
publisheoor
dispitea
by
the
Liquor
Uontroi
Board
or
by
the
Government
or
Urttlan
Uolumbla
LEADS
ARE
INCREASED
NEW
YORK,
May
13:
(CP)
Brooklyn
Dodeers
won
twice
at
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
Javelin
Or
Ball,
It's
Wrist
Twist
Two
Athletic
Much
Forms
Really
Have
In
Common
LINCOLN,
Neb.,
May
13:
(CP)
Did
you
know
a
baseball
pitcher
and
a
Javelin
thrower
have
a
lot
in
common?
Here's
what
Herb
Grote,
University
of
Nebraska
junior
Big
Six
i
javelin
champion,
has
to
say
about
it:
Both
need
a
good
warm
up
before
going
into
action
and
both
depend
a
lot
on
wrist
motion.
Grote
takes
a
real
long
warmup.
a
couple
of
hours
If
he
can
work
it
in,
then:
Wrist
action,
tha-,
what
counts.
the
week-end
over
the
Phillies
and
7116
Vtoper
flick
and
snap
of
the
extended
their
margin
of
leader-
wrlst
at
toe
Tht
time
that's
ship
in
the
National
League
to
two
wha
makes
a
8d
curve
ball.
I
full
games
over
the
St
Louis
Car-
tfy
to
set
that
same
whip
of
the
dinals
who
won
Sunday
over
Tlst
111
my
throws
with
tiie
Jave-the
Pirates
at
Pittsburg
but
wexei1111-
idle
Saturday
when
the
scheduled
!
"vv'hen
1
toe
the
spear,
I
am
not
game
with
the
Pirates
was
pci,t-lthrowJn8:
for
any
obJ.rt
I
have
!
noned.
The
Cardinals
won
over
-Traced
at
a
distance
I
tWnk
I
the
Pirates
yesterday
and
cut
the
Dodgers'
lead
to
one
and
a
half
games.
'The
Chicago
Cubs
won
oy
er
the
Cincinnati
Reds
and
went
Into
leadership
of
the
second
division
ahead
of
Boston
Bees.
In
the
American
League
the
Cleveland
Indians,
league
leaders,
split
a
double-header
with
the
St.
Louis
Sunday.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
slipped
into
second
pl?J:e
with
a
I
slugging
victory
over
New
York1
Yankees
while
the
Chicago
White
Slox
went
Into
third
position
with
I
a
victory
over
Detroit
Tigers,
the
Yanks
slipping
from
second
to
fourth
place.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
had
a
good
-week-end,
winning
two
games
from
the
Washington
Senator,-,
and
advanc-
j
ed
from
the
cellar
to
sixth,
place,
the
St.
Louis
Browns
now
being
in
the
basement.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
won
again
yesterday
and
re-1
duced
the
leadibf.'Jdle;
Cleveland
to,1
.
two
.una
a
naii:Bames.-.wasran(jioiy
Senators,
defeated
Philadelphia!!
Athletics
and
dislodged
then
frbav
sixth
place.
'
'
'
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
fol
lows
:
American
League
1
Boston
8,
New
york
4.
Washington
5,
Phlladelpia.
1.
J
National
League
Chicago
12,
Cincinnati
1.
St.
Louis
6,
Pittsburg
2.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
W
L
Brooklyn
20
C
St.
Louis
17
6
New
York
12
9
Cincinnati
10
13
J
Chicago
9
12
Boston
9
13
j
Pittsburg
6
14
Philadelphia
.'
7
17
!
American
League
.Cleveland
18
9
i
Boston
12
8
Chicago
12
9
New
York
14
12
Detroit
11
12
Washington
10
15
Philadelphia
9
14
St.
Louis
8
.15
Pt
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.429
.409
.300
.292
.637
.600
Miuiua
reacn.
instead
I
hang
up
an
imaginary
object
somewhere
in
the
sky
and
aim
for
it."
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