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A
magazine
comment
suggests
that
President
Roosevelt
is
worried
over
the
apparent
apathy
of
the
people
of
the
United
States
toward
the
war.
Yet
a
recent
visitor
from
the
Pacific
coast
states
as
his
opinion
that
the
people
in
his
part
of
the
country
are
not
the
least
excited
but
are
ready
and
determined
in
case
it
becomes
necessary
for.
that
country
to
take
an
active
part
in
the
war.
The
west
may
not
be
a
sign
of
what
the
middle
east
Comedies
Badly
Needed
In
view
of
the
war
strain
and
the
need
of
relaxation
comedies
are
badly
needed.
The
local
theatre
is
doing
a
good
deal
to
fill
the
need
but
it
is
doubtful
if
that
is
enough.
Humor
is
badly
needed.
We
do
not
laugh
anvthing
like
enough.
Word
comes
from
Hollywood
that
this
need
is
being
recognized
by
the
movie
magnate
and
that
comedies
are
on
the
way.
We
hope
they
do
not
arrive
too
late
to
benefit
the
people.
Canadians
Moving
Over
-
-
-
In
spite
of
the
criticism
we
sometimes
hear
of
the
Federal
government
in
connection
with
the
war
work,
it
will
be
noted
that
Canadian
troops
are
still
moving
overseas
in
considerable
numbers.
It
is
announced
that
the
third
division
of
the
Canadian
army
overseas
is
now
almost
complete.
This
seems
like
a
fairly
good
record
when
the
air
iorce,
the
navy
and
other
parts
of
the
Canadian
forces
overseas
are
considered.
Gambling
At
Circus
A
correspondent
draws
attention
to
the
gambling
at
the
circus
She
is
undoubtedly
right
when
she
says
that
young
children
should
not
be
allowed
to
play
the
gamblintr
games,
hor
the
carnival
we
are
inclined-to
wink
at
such
lapses
because
the
proceeds
go
to
a
good
cause
but
we
see
no
good
reason
why
we
should
allow
an
outside
concern
to
come
to
the
city
and
break
the
laws'
which
local
people
are
supposed
to
observe.
1
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newsl"11
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
arc
s
doine
doing
the
the
same.
MJ
Captain
Elliott
Roosevelt,
son
of
the
presidr
W.
Hutchinson,
left,
of
the
U.S.
Army
Air
Force
n
LEAD
IN
FIGURES
St.
Louis
and.
Brooklyn.
Tied
Now
in
National
Baseball
Rare
Actually
League
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
4:
0
The1
American
League
New
York
2,
Boston
1.
Philadelphia
8,
Washington
9.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
W
L
Pts.
St.
Louis
83
45
.648
Brooklyn
85
47
.644
Cincinnati
70
57
.551
Pittsburg
69
59
.539
New
York
62
66
.484
Chicago
58
74
.439
Boston
52
76
.406
Philadelphia
37
92
.287
American
League
New
York
90
45
.667
Boston
70
64
.522
Chicago
70
64
.522
Cleveland
65
65
.500
Detroit
64
69
.481
St.
Louis
58
73
.443
Philadelphia
....58
74
.439
Washington
54
75
.419
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Sask.;
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T.
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Terrace;
D.
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London,
Ont.;
J.
W.
Campbell,
Edmonton;
Delmer
C.
Henderson
and
R.
T.
Thomson,
Toronto,
Ont.;
H.
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E.
L.
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Frank
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and
L.
P.
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Victoria;
Katharine
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New
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T.
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deorge
Easton,
E.
C.
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and
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
E.
Webster
and
daughter,
Montreal;
J.
Cook,
Winnipeg;
Capt.
II.
Chase,
Aliford
Bay.
Robert
Torten,
Edmonton,
Alta
it
viewing
London
frm
a
rooftop
with
Major
D.
w
i
Lmdcn
on
observation
duty
Elliott
camp
to
London
from
the
midAtlantic
conference
of
President
Roosevelt
and
Prime
Minister
Churchill.
Today
in
Sports
WORLD
SERIES
OCTOBER
1
Opening
Game
Will
Be
York,
It
Is
Decided
By
Landis
Bowling
Alleys
Proving
Popular
Alleys
Have
Been
Crowded
Both
Afternoon
And
Evening
Since
Grand
Opening
A
$avar-tut
diamond,
prsnt
4
opaiiiif
lh
ttttl,
msaiurtt
Ih
hardnnl
ef
Blum
CilUtf
Bladti
wilhabtolut
accuracy.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Is
In
Session
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
in
regular
monthly
session
last
night
with
the
regent?
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
in
the
chair.
A
number
At
New
of
matters
of
business
were
taken
Judge
up.
I
Raffles
of
a
cushion
centre
and
a
centrepiece,
from
anonymous
NEW
YORK.
September
4:
;donors.
resulted
in
Roy
Franks
TiiHrrA
Vr-i
nc-rs
Hfnunvfitn
Ta1
U'l
fill
f
n
(7
tVtA
fitlcVttn.-i
mitU
XT
fOO
f&
of
organized
base-
while
Mrs.
R.
E.
Eyolfsen
won
the
7
HnpZ
X.
nn'ba11-
Vterday
set
October
1
as
centrepiece
with
No.
474.
Proceed
League
n
nt
race.U
u
now
Thursday.
September
4,
194t..tional
pennant
,041
will
go
to
the
Oueen's
cH!a
-;only
Ongames
won
Series
mathematical.
,World
at
actua
ly
UeP.are
dum
,n
New
HH
tho
PnrHlnalff
.
ho
vlncr
n
slight
lead
on
percentage
points
because
they
have
played
four
less
games.
Yesterday
the
dodgers
split
a
Chicago
owing
to
wet
grounds.
In
!or
Brooklvn
ll.
1
11
T.
11
1
V
1
the
only
other
National
League
game
yesterday
was
a
close
affair
between
Cincinnati
Reds
and
the
Pirates
at
Pittsburg,
the
latter
win-
attitude
may
be.
It
is
possible
there
are
Darts
of
the
Un-.nine
three
to
two.
ited
States
that
are
not
favorable
to
active
participation
in
the
American
League
the
New
bv
that
Pfilintrv.
.Tnrlm'nrr
frnm
infnrmnrinn
tW
nnmoalYork
Yankees
took
a
close
two
Here,
Americans
generally
are
well
informed
and
keen
over
the
war
and
would
be
ready
to
answer
any
call
that
might
come
for
them
to
join
hands
with
Britain
and
Russia
in
suppression
of
the
Nazi
forces.
to
one
victory
from
the
Boston
Red
Sox
who
are
now
in
a
tie
with
the
Chicago
White
Sox
for
the
runner-up
position.
Washington
Senators,
playing
at
home,
defeated
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
nine
to
eight.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
4-1,
Philadelphia
1-4.
Cincinnati
2,
Pittsburg
3.
St.
Louis-Chicago,
wet
grounds.
the
Yankee
Sta-
Fund.
Yor
York.
The
games
will
I
rrcceeds
from
a
benefit
show
go
ahad
consecutive
days
unless,
staged
for
the
Chapter
by
the
a
seventh
game
is
required
in
Crescent
Shows
will
go
to
the
I.
which
case
there
will
be
one
day
-
D.
E.
Spitfire
Fund.
hptwppn
It
nnH
tha
clvtv,
fn
narmit
FxrpHonf
double-header
with
the
Phillies
at
1
p
of
tlket
a,e
done
b
handiwork
is
being
the
chapter's
refugee
.
.
.
..b
Tjjg
Natlonal
League
city
has
8ewmg
club
whi,h
,ans
a
to
one
in
each
game.
The
Cardinals
not
yet
bee,n
Mttled
but
u
appears
and
sale
on
September
27.
were
unable
to
play
the
Cubs
atmkplv
1t
,,
hp
pit.
t.c
Mrs.
nnrhntt
nf
ih.
v
r
.....
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vtktiv
fcSte
UUUIO
-
iwv
iUUlIti
TV
U
men's
Christian
Association
here
gave
an
Interesting
talk
on
Y.
W
C
A.
war
work
and
outlined
proposed
activities
here.
FREIGHT
CO.AIES
FIRST
!
ICi-DGN,
Sept.
4:
f-
Freight
will
have
priority
on
British
rail
ways
this
winter
and
there
is
a
possibility
that
buffet
and
sleeping
cars
will
be
withdrawn
from
service
by
the
British
Ministrv
of
Since
the
grand
opening
on
Sat-
Llransport-
urday
afternoon,
Max's
Bowling
been
much
favorable
comment
on
Alleys
hav
been
proving
a
most
the
excellence
of
the
newly
reno-
popular
resort
and
have
been
vated
and
remodelled
premises.
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