BlGANTIC
lW"r'.u.,:.7an
Malms,
have
D.unKe.Te
wcre
a."
WCUtta
was
the
coronation
in
full
regal
iteming
-
,
airports
m
occupiea
r
ranee.
.
,
KooIV
inccted,
LITY
VI
WCT
it
VL
ckeye
vL
ilmon
,
iilinon
"
ith
an
..roll
U
rt
j.
heather
Forecast
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-Jte
prince
islands-Light
to
moderate
7hMit
winds,
becoming
south-Un
tie
anemoon.
Cloudy
and
intermittent
rain.
Ud
with
BATTLES
CONTINUE
IMMARY
EXECUTION
&m
Measures
Being
Taken
gainst
Communists
and
An
archists
In
France
lW
YORK.
Aug.
23:
Oi
Brook-
ance
lie
Canadian
re
B..
24.nnn
d
lthend.
i8.oon
cm.
c
miw.
7-
ivuva
1
MIIITIIDAY
12.4c
12.8c
i.
.
tx
MANNHEIM
mm
ATTACKEDiCOLORFUL
German
Industrial
Centre
Was
Principal
Target
of
R.A.F.
Raids
1
Last
Nicht
LONDON.
Aug.
23.
British
bomb-
ui
"
-
wimw
tr!lwCKU
.
.
.i.,l.ll.
r.rr.
"
rit
Claims
to
be
"Jdln
many
and
occupied
France
during
mans
v
the
night.
Mannheim,
industrial
centre
on
Tf.
.-..f
A.irj
23.
uiEanuu
..
.
.
..
LONDON,
August
23:
Oi
Rus-
I
w
...
r,
pi'
-
,
jPapup
(h
Dmtnn
Trw
Cm
.t..
.
thmicands
flOCKCd
to
.
o-.
m.u
uvowii
iv.u
vjtiA
ui
VHv
WAI
over
Chicago
White
Sox
and
the
churches
lor
prayer
In
Moscow
uuepn
pamps
rninn
inp
nnH
cmunrrp.
(Vork
Yankees
who
long
since
"it
seems
strange
to
combine
al
Virtu-.
!!..
ii
tvir
Wlter
Vgterday
s
Big
League
scores:
H
American
Leaeuc
2f
York
4.
Cleveland
5.
Wladelphla
5.
St.
Louis
4.
Wellington
4.
Detroit
5.
wn
2.
Chlcaim
i.
National
Leartm
ratrn
n
i.i
n
HLouis
4,
Philadelphia
2.
WBcinnati
i
Tnn
n
-
A,
BUSWU
W.
b
urg
5,
New
York
3.
Halibut
Sales
American
soiand.
40.000.
l?wai
!
12.4c
20,000,
Storage,
12.6c
,i
,wh
vuhpvlst
Russia,
with
iiaiicc
"
the
claim
that
we
are
contending
rihrution
r.lvillzatlon."
con-
i
UI
a
viwv..
nrlmate.
"but
SUCh
mlS-
Jgivlngs
are
really
misplaced
for
the
first
essential
of
the
struggle
Is
to
overthrow
the
evil
embodied
i
u
nf
nermany.
A
Nazi
111
W1C
IUIHO
"
.
,
victory
would
destroy
any
wnerauu.
nnvnmmpni:
ana
ivujo4
contending
for
the
principles
of
national
freedom
ano
inUCVc
ence."
VINNERS
OF
RADIOS
Winners
of
mantel
radios
In
connection
with
the
display
at
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival
by
Edward
ui
Ltd.
were
G,
Harron,
General
De
livery,
Mrs.
J.
Lautens,
1213
cecouu
'
in.
I4E
Cay.
Avenue,
and
J.
F.
smim,
hoj
o-ond
Avenue.
VICTORY
BOND
WINNERS
Winning
numbers
in
Uie
$100
Vic-
fhnivle
cen-
j
j
ot
landed
fou2
ln
,nw
1605.
AnnaPo'is.
N&,
tre
Carnival
,,17
last
night
werS
1017
CRUWNlNli
OF
QUEEN
Huge
Crowd
Sees
Miss
Lillian
Jones
Become
Regal
Head
ot
Civic
Centre
Carnival
iiio&imv.
-
"
..
-,
me
Rmne.
was
me
principle
oojci;-
.-..,,,
.,
in
nrneress
an
aiuiis
uencnuuiiy
coioriui
ciuauit
ica
frnnt
f
mm
Len-iuve-
.
.
.
.
.Ifnrp
nt
thp
r.ivic
Centre
Carnival
IrMRuiso-ueniiau
...-
.
Docks
s
at
1
Le
Havre,
osteno
ana
"'v
.
.
,,
,
VSn77.
.vm.RM
The
Nazis
.
.
.
..
,.
..
last,
nicht
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Minister
of
Labor
Candid
in
Regard
crowning
ceremony
on
this
occas-
TI
Tl'TH
CUpC
To
Situation
Arising
over
ion.
The
ouecn
ana
ner
uy
cu-..
xj
v
tU
,JIJ
American
Can
Co.
Strike
tcred
rom
the
rear
of
the
nau.
-
-
-
moving
in
procession
down
a
car-
i
VICTORIA.
Aug.
23:
d
Hon.-peted
aisle
to
the
throne
where
'-.
n..,rnn
mtniclor
nf
lahnr
r
i,,f
rnt
R
n
Johnston
M.C..
V.D..
i
F--.IW
.Ari
Gomel
In
the
central
''c.
"
v.
ful
candidate
of
the
Army,
as
Queen
Hr,n
llnn
nt
nf
a
a
thoatt-o
theatre
in
in
Prince
Prlnrp
Rupert
Runen.
ruuiu
.
weriin
saiu
uicic
uw
i.cn
svhk-
.
i
..
,
.
j,
!---
.
..
.
..
or
although
furtner
aavances
casualties
but
that
no
dam-
,i
ine
wmnvw.
u
..w
nave
given
tnis
matter
every
lh.
r.ermans
on
the
south
arc
.
.
,.,
nv.
crowd
ever
assemmc
in
me
di
ua.i
i"
"
.
,
.
n
n,rr
uu
uviti
u
'"
i
lnt.rt
There
was
panicuiany
,
fcbora
fighting
during
the
night
J
the
drive
on
Leningrad
by
the
nau
has
been
halted
for
the
.
hpins
at
least.
trlln
claims
rapid
and
disorder
ISilptreat:,
of
the
Red
Army
from
aiSie)
and
Smolensk.
The
Nazis
J
reported
to
be
thirty
miles
i
of
Leningrad
and
the
Finnish
is
fifty
mile
away
on
the
north.
.COMPANY
BLAMED,
Bertram
T.
Hardcastle.
who
has
been
Interesting
himself
In
a
proposal
to
erect
a
new
theatre
in
Prince
Rupert,
has
received
the
fol
lowing
communication
irom
.
Blake
Jackson,
deputyiprlorltles
of
ficer
of
the
construction
control
di
vision
of
the
department
of
munitions
and
supply
at
Ottawa:
.
...
.
i
.
"We
Dee
In
acKnowiwiee
receipw
....4i
WAnl-ollv
VWlt
With
Capt.
James
uiassiora
auu
tuvuiuiy
Lieut,
Robert
Thistle
escorting
the
,
maids
of
honor
and
Lieut.
J.
Penoer
riaSUC
UreS
R.
Molllson
the
lady-ln-waitlng.
the
court
party
retired
after
the
coron-
JT
enqlAND.
atlon
and
toured
tne
AttVMn
a
collection
of
which
bright
another
h
gruy
sue
Brltaln.s
nek
Work-
cssful
carnival
to
a
line
CUu-
---T-
-.
jclntoe.
consulting
Ion.
n
the'plastlc-stirgeon
ln
the
Royal
Air
The
Oueen
also
i
officiated
rfii,tPd
at
at
tne,
v
,r
n
nrlze
drawings
in
which
;
k
t":.,.-
comment
of
admiration.
-
o
rmpTi
msiicTirea.
ill
uatviM
keen
interest
was
taken.
v(,nmt.
Annette
was
responsible
ior
tne,
.
mentally
as
well
designing
unu
-
M
"
physically.
Because
he
Is
a
psy
court
dresses.
.
They
They
were
were
along
aiong
p
.
.
h
'
.
them
lhem
m.ntali-
mentally
MOVE
BOOTH
STATUES
rwtnoN.
Aucust
23:
0)-6Utues
of
General
and
Mrs.
Booth,
found
er
and
'"mother"
respectively
01
h
solvation
Army,
have
been
re
moved
for
safety
lrom
outside
the
ti
ur
.t
Asselstlne.
minister
of
i.Vl.l
...
-
..
'
been
on
a
week
s
w
mines,
inps
aa.
who
1
1
1
1
has
uaa
wvvii
v
ridinc
of
Atlln,
is
a
passenger,
i
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
today
re
turning
to
Victoria,;
-
j
'tv
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
A.
TTV
T-.fr-.
n'ri
fTArrilDnAV
ATTnTTOT
OI
1
CiAl
NO
THEATRE
CRITICIZE
FOR
RUPERT
POLICIES
Ottawa
Decides
That
License
for
This
City
Cannot
be
Issued
at
i
Present
Tune
ON
WAGES
of
your
application,
for
the
construe-
hinery
a
n
d
:
.1
J
nix
tr
tltrht
nf
ho
which
his
been
the
scene
for
many
J
pt.pSPrit
emcrgency
as
well
as
other
.
.
Imnnrlanf
..nmii0
1
1
l
ai
.11
years
of
numerous
lmponam,
.complication
surroundin?
this
sit
events.
The
main
floor
was
pacKea
patjon
we
naVe
comc-to
the
con-arid
it
was
difficult
for
late-comers
jciusion
that
a
license
cannot
be
is-
British
White
Paper
on
Regulation
Described
as
Tending
to
"Shirk
the
Issue
By
HAROLD
FAIR
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Aug.
23:
0
The
British
government
will
not
itself
regulate
wages
but
Its
policy
is
to
leave
Industrial
ne-
to
iinu
u
ibiivom
k-",,w
-----Jica
tor
ine
piiiintrucviuii
ui
a
.,
....
....u
..th...iicn,
s
'
.
.
a
.t..
H
was
an-
gaiicnes.
iviutu
cmuom
"
lineaire
in
frince
ttupcrv
ai
ine
-...-..j
in
a
m.
i
I
,
.
,
1I'V1UVVV
maniicii.
i
i
present
nme
...
Appropriately
enough,
there
was
a
i
jmaa
mllttarv
tnnrh
to
the!
wage
tribunals
free
to
reach
their
decisions
"in
accordance
with
their
estimate
of
the
relative
facts."
Eighteen
wage
Increases
.
t
-toViiinatinn
noi
sla's
defence
.
.
of
v..
her
country
and
nnrt.
Hougan
and
Joy
Trltschler
ltui.,
at
auenaance.
governmenv,
white
paper
"""""""
,.ofers
nQtn
her
new
unity
with
the
Allies
may
doUed
Bwlss
period
J"
T
Kenney,
who
mg
at
all
except
mild
exhortations
bring
Dnng
a
a
new
new
tolerance
-
of
"11"
'
dresses
dresses
with
with
ruffles
mines
to
k
the
"l
floor-
Sid
by
the
to
employers
and
-m
employed
to
keep
h..
Soviet
eIM
mvpmment.
government.
aCCOrdlngl.
acf"llnsXney
....
4t,
,
gardenia
arrlpnla
In
In
wai
liVj
VAiiavjw
.....
....clnne
repercussions
by
had
wreathes
or
h
Ar.hhihnn
nf
Canterbury,-
..
'
.
.
j.-
iwtio
little
crown
mn-n-
Codgers
held
their
one
and
a
writlng
In
the
Canterbury
uioces-
ame
margin
of
leadership
an
Gazette
tKn
C-,
t
...I-
ri
1
1
1
iu.
....
,
1
i-
n
nPV
re
r
oi
l.uuis
isarauiais
in
uio.
-n
may
icau
iw
w
Master
Master
D
D'Arcy
Arcy
Barticu,
Barticu,
in
in
uiue
uinic
Rial
League
pennant
race
yes-
surgence
of
the
Interests
oi
ic-
.
FaUntleroy
.
suit,
f.,U
oarrlpri
carried
the
the'
iy
by
deleaUng
Chicago
Cubs
ngion,
always
deep-seated
In
the
sceptre
tr,
on
on
a
a
purpie.sattn
purple.satln
cushion.
cushion.
I
the
Cardinals
mm
tnVinw
th
k.,fc
the
Russian
people,'
n
w
w
VM
O
ir;aiM
V
w--
-
....
Oes
,mf-
4h.
nrlmate.
He
remarked
it
Ilnihe
second
nlapp
in
thp
Amerl-
ma
'
ciimtfirant
"on
the
outbreak
hir
hair
The
demure
bearer,
Doraleen
Olsen,
was
simi
The
C.C.P.
Is
talking
about
a
can
didate
in
the
field
but,
so
far,
none
larly
dressed.
nas
hen
named.
Liberals.
ln
mind
the
possible
of
any
wage
rises."
From
the
workers
point
of
view
It
was
"a
most
unsatisfactory
dec-.ir,Mnn"
said
the
Dally
Herald
which
considered
the
White
Paper
s
object
was
"to
discourage
any
gen
eral
trend
towards
tne
nnpruvc-
ment
of
wage
rates."
supplies
IDDlieS.
at
attheNormandleGar-,.
the
Normanoieuar-,---
-
-
nnt,f,ripnP.
confidence
ln
ln
hl3
his
It
It
ad(
Prices
Of
Goods
ThP
White
Paper
said
that
in
creases
in
wages
or
other
Incomes
,M
nni.
make
more
gooos
avau-.
able
because
supplies
for
civilian
consumption
already
have
been
limited
by
shipping
aiiucuiwes
,
WAS
MIXED
diversion
of
manpower,
mawiuwi,
.
.
.
and
factory
space
to
war
work
In-;
aZlS
ArrCSl
creases
wouio
te"
"'""-
w
i
prices
and
denude
stores
Hft
anfl
JfiWS
making
it
difficult
to
obtain
a
f.w
HUtHhutlon
OI
tne
umuueu
.
iCUt
vwv
-----
rniS
patient
for
months
or
ever,
by
a
Zrt
in--so
on
moeiuuie.,.
.-.---JoWes
because
plastic
surgery
years
a
long
and
Intricate
treat-
ment
believed
all
parties
.
hi
Indus-
'rhpvifrv
wpr
allvp
to
dancers
oi
ini
mem
wnn
many
uiowv.-.
rf
w
7"
"f
fnr
Pm.
for
em-
haven't
abandoned
hope,
however,
tlon
and
It
was
j
necessary
S
-fining
College
here
to
the!and
are
filled
wim
courage,
confl-
.ployen
jwa
.help
the
rnment
t
1.
1
nprii
H
hum
riirri
i
uuilMi
w
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
JotasTon
Co.)
Vancouver
Grandview,
.13Vi.
Bralorne,
11.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.45.
Fend
Orlelle,
1.55.
,
Pioneer,'
2.45.
Premier,
.89.
Privateer,
.46.
Reno,
.11.
Sheep
Creek,
.94.
Oils
Calmont.
.20.
C.
&'E.,
1.35.
Home,
2.34.
Royal
Canadian,
.05V4.
Toronto
Beattle.
1.10.
Central
Pat.,
1.90.
Cons.
Smelters,
38.00.
Hardrock,
.76
(ask).
Kerr
Addison,
4.45.
Little
Long
Lac.
1.85.
McLeod
Cotkshutt,
1.85.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.63
(bid).
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.35.
Pickle
Crow,
2.99.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.05.
LONDON,
ljrtw,
August
23:
Many
Many
w
oi
of
"
in
them
em
are
are
llkeiy
to
w
re-
-
wages
u
Bv..v
-
---,wc
'
V
.
....
-
r..ho.
4nrraaCP
In
nriCeS
and
1
Thv
rhliil
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
2:00
ajn.
215
It.
14:29
pjn.
21.1
ft.
Low
8:25
pjn.
2.0
ft.
20:40
pjn.
3.8
ft.
i
nice
and
cheerfulness.
j
sou
nt
to
restraln
the
ten-The
worst
cases
are
confined
to
.them,
to
do
j
their
test
it
P.rtnt?ency
a
and
"leaves
out
of
account
T.osts
of
Droductlon
from
rising.
ueiu.j
.v,tv.
u
to
w
q
nrarrt
j
pnntalnlnp
about
h,,t
so
50
hod
beds
and
Include
Scotsmen..
Welshmen,
-
---1
visit
to
Stewart
and
elsewhere
ln
his
Englishmen,
Canadians
Czechs,
many-
r".
of
Frenchmen,
and
them
warmr
ribbons
of
the
D.
C.
and
D
S.
O.
..
...
n
Labelling
the
wnue
rapei
-barren
compromise,"
the
weekly,
The
Economist,
assert-
a
AiA
nnt.
trv
tn
nan
me
Ul
CU
iW
W
.
v
crease
In
spendable
Income
arrested
400
Jewish
Nether-
londpr
after
an
explosion
occur-1
house
in
Amsterdam
con-1
rpd
reu
ln
in
a
a
uuuoc
"
the
only
alternative,
wnicn
is
make
the
Increase
in
incomes
of
whatever
kind
valueless
ray
placing
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
r"vvY
No
198
JJr
l'lllWUei
KUrMl,
D.U,
Ofliuiwaii
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LJSB-EgaEJ
-IJU.
-JUL.
Leningrad
Is
In
"Terrible
Danger
far
In
Russia
Feature
II
I
his
Is
Statement
of
Soviet
General
In
Appeal
to
Stand
Citizens
of
Russia's
Second
City
Exhorted
to
do
Holy
Duty
Is
Focal
Point
of
Nazi
Attack
MOSCOW,
August
23:
(CP)
Marshal
Klementi
Voroshilov,
defender
of
Leningrad,
repeated
urgent
proclamations
today
declaring
that
the
Soviet's
second
city
was
in
"terrible
danger"
and
urging
Soviet
citizens
to
perform
their
"holy
duty"
of
fighting
off
the
Nazi
invader.
The
Soviet
communique
had
by
inference,
however,
re-
ed
the
Red
Army
standing
fast
all
RECEPTION
Both
Cheers
and
Boos
Greet
Mac-
ed
nd,
lh
!'s
kemie
King
in
Big
Military
Inspection
in
England
uruitii:
riwii,
.
UiUtv...
-
Impossible
ImDOSSlDle
and
ana
increases
increases
oi
ui
wage
wosc
-
-
tnA.v
said
last
night
that
he
had
received
rea
commandant,
and
equerries
'M)l(r
of
Brilsn
Klnlf
nd
chlef
wjU
defeat
(nelr
own
obJfCl
ed
at
a
sports
stadium
here
today
,ia
onniiration
from
the
American
Can
awaited.
The
-nine
and
drum
hand
r'.iw
t
iTn'iua
state.
Meet
k
increases
,...,..o
,r.
are
rnihiid
regulated
to
attend
a
Canadian
Corps
neia
.
.
..
'
"7.
.
.
evttl.V.
I
UUICOS
u
such
ilUUl
ll.v.vvj
a.v
.
j
Kl.
fire
vlclt
Co.
for
appointment
or
anoincr
ar-
0i
the
sixieenin
anniwi
At
ny,ie
parit
uuvntun
knirH
inmpHiatp
the
strike
ioH
thi
nuppn's
nrocesrlon
and
the
uibia.iuu
.v
....
-
ivu
.
.
"1
-
-
'
-
mr
than
four
hundred
emnloy-
ni.le
u-a
lined
with
soldiers
of
the.
ees
who
have
tied
up
K
the
company's
v
.
resiment.
v
rsi-
The
crowning
was
car--t
.
,
j
i
r
ROOSEVELT
contro
v
e
r
s
y-
fAROLD
FAJ
breeding
White
Paper.
This
document,
labelled
a
"com
its
critics,
refrained
promise"
by
m
knoland.
Aue.
iTm
hPPovernmenrDoUcy
23:
O)
Mixed
cheers
and
boos
h
h
-
along
the
front
from
Leningrad
to
the
Black
Sea
with
no
new
areas
of
fighting
menUoned.
The
Communist
patty
newspaper
Pravda
said
in
a
report
from
the
front
that
combined
forces
of
the
had
lifted
the
siege
of
an
unnamed
city
and
driven
the
Nazis
back
six
miles
in
counter-attacks.
Leningrad
was
the
focal
point
of
the
German
attack
and
heavy
anU-
aircraft
fire
there
was
reported
beating
off
repeated
Nazi
thrusts
while
the
city's
industries
ground
out
suDDlles
for
battling
Soviet
fore-
and
citizens
built
and
manned
In
a
manner
that
makes
it
possmve
-
-
-
barricades
in
the
streets.
to
keep
prices
ana
imiwii
;
7.
.-j
u..i,.,
in
Berlin
a
war
bulletin
irom.nit-
NEW
YORK,
Aug,
23.-Presldent
tendencies
under
control
Quietened
down
leri
headquarters
reported
today
m-ciniriin
ii
hyvvp
t.
roni
prrrfi
at
i
t.
kh
iu
mi
uiicuauw.
j
-
..
.
rsru
i
nniy
tnnr.
nneratiuiis
uii.
vuusai
Vancouver
plant.
He
termed
the
tied
out
by
Ctol.
Johnston
wno
maoe
,
t
...
e
of
employers'
remuneraUon
-at
'
request
"out
of
order."
however,
be-
brleI
but
appropriate
remarks,
im-
States-TeasOTable-tevelouWachlevc
-.f
pnarH
nf
honor
W
"c
Gennan
u"uiu
propaganda
agency
nrnmunlsts
and
anarchists
:Qm
k
,-ould
ask.
the
me'n'-if-TRe
li'uTen
fifteen
ted
"the
Carnival)
nr
h35hpeh'neereedr"Adtlv-
h
nrpnnred
t
accent
an-
fonhall
run
to
Cant.
Olassford
4
ap
such
will
be
submitted
to
0ther
conciliation
board.
-for
the
Canadian
Scottish
who
had,
A
ictlni
tribunals,
imposition
Mr
Pearson,
said:
"I
blame
uie
Won
the
tropny.
f
f
death
sentence
for
swift
ex-
company
for
the
situation
that
has
the
Queen's
lovely
gown
was
of'
id
with
no
chance
of
appeal
Is
arisen.
Workmen
have
rights
as
wnite
Duchess
satin
with
cnantuiy
Itwrjdea
(ot
well
as
companies
and
the
only
aiace
modelled
on
Princess
lines
and
IMwm
E:;r,:-
have
appeared
in
Paris
power
I
had
to
enforce
the
Act
was
'
with
matching
accessories.
She
had
CdBJT
Vi
r
nrlrnnao
mil
1
Via
lltrvl
H
S
rnfncttf4
WWlnajilC.y
in
iiMJllt
I
Wilt
fcC
UO.
HI
UJV.
VI
t
r-
V
heetage
for
expiation
of
vengeance
ceedlngs
to
continue.
ufre
arp
further
disorders
in
llw
Nazis
claim
that
a
German
wm)
nas
been
murdered,
toODGERS
IN
LEAD
F&f
Une
and
a
Halt
Game
Margin
l
National
League
Tennant
Race
Primate
Views
New
Tolerance
Russia's
Alijnment
With
Britain
May
Brine
Resurgence
Of
Religion
t.h
tnairfe
of
honor
Miss
May
'i.i
mice
Phllmpna
Mur-
raywore
charming
white
lace
dres-1
Ises
with
lace
Inserts
modelled
in?
period
style.
They
also
had
scarlet
I
Jersey
full
lengtn
military
1
i
..i.j
.Kmimipfs
nf
red
and
ana
caiitu
-1-..
-
.rrilH
trladloll.
Miss
....wu
Nancy
.
-
Bremner,
Bremner,
as
as
iaay-i-
.
,
O'NEILL
IS
CANDIDATE
in
Well
Known
Smllhers
Man
to
oe
rnn,
on
th.
Conservative
standard
Bearer
the
statement
might
in
fA4k.oAmint
Prnrinrljll
giwwww
.
...
be
interpreted
as
authority
ior
re-
Electlon
Iusmg
rU
wage
applications
hoi
supported
by
evidence
of
Improved
HAZELTON,
Aug.
23:
(Special
to
efficiency,
specially
low
rates
or,
Dally
News)
At
a
Conservative
changes
In
technique.
,
nominating
conventionln
Hazelton
Charging
tnat
tne
sovetmiicm
on
Friday
evening
W.
Jl
(Wlggs..
"shirked
the
issue
of
wage
regula-
J-.
i
lady-in-i
n.
.,
mrrmve
Dallv
Tele
,
.
ci
rapii
oi
omiLllCld
woo
uiu
Liuil,
w.wv.
waiting,
wore
pretty
wmte
n
wiujt
h
unanlmous
nomlnaUon
v
can-
graph
said
Instead
of
providing
trimmings
and
also
carried
red-
,
.
,
,.,,
.u..
mavp
rprtain
thari
:icu
-
dldate
IOr
OKeena
in
ure
muiwui-
macuiunjr
w
'
-
1
1
frlarilrhll
.
1.
.
.
.
i
do
n
nnt
not
impair
Imnalr
the
tnP.
anu
'""
..
.
,
x.
....
lng
provincial
election.
n
r
mtip
tittle
trainDearets
irainDeaicis
cic
.
.
-
.
-
.
..
.
..
i-"1"'1'
Dainty
as
:
delegates
M
were
,
in
nH,
a
Ten
thousand
troops
were
t"-u
f
production
production
nrrxtnpilnn"
presrj"
ninety
miles
u0,Vph
t,
tv
the
on
the
Dnieper
River
the
efficiency
of
but
it
left
room
for
adjustment
.
rnJMnthist
dt
Kiev.
others
affected
by
changes
in
pro
duction
technique.
Labor
Criticism
Immediately
it
was
criticized
in
a
a
memorandum
memorandum
by
Dy
Sir
oir
Walter
waiter
w
v,-
econds
rlne.
secretary
r
of
the
aU-powerfui
tail
fci
ifjjo
&v.a,
Assorted
handclapplng.
cheering
f
.OTTFR
Y
anH
hoolns
broke
out
again
after
LtJ
A
A
inspection
and
lasted
for
several!
WINNERS
Those
Who
Took
Cash
on
Horse
Race
Sweepstake
at
Civic
Centre
Carnival
winners
in
the
horse
race
lottery
in
connection
with
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival
last
night
were,
the
prize
figures
being
approximate:
First-Harry
Astorl,
S1Z3.75.
Second
Mr.
Finlayson,
$77.35.
Third
Ed
Armstrong
(Barrett)
$46';'40.
Starters
Laura
Sellder
(Digby
Island),
Jonas
Thompson.
W.
A.
I
Barker
(Plnchl
Lake)
,
J.
F.
Elk,
$7.73
each.
Non-Starters
Mickey
Bernice.
S.
E.
Parker,
Mrs.
G.
W.
Robinson,
Nor
man
Hebb,
Miss
Kay
Thompson
(Stewart),
H.
Tulley,
Pearl
Hunter,
$3.86
each.
SCOTTISH
I
Scores
Third
WINS
OUT
Gilhuly
m
Th.
load
In
favor
of
Straight
Victory
Cup
Football
i
In
Tn
the
third
game
of
the
Gil-
iliuly
Cup
football
series
the
Cana
dian
Scottish
scored
anotner
vie-fnrv
Thursday
nkht
by
defeating
I
the
City
by
three
to
one.
At
half
It
imp
therp
was
a
one
to
nothing
the
City
-
wnicn
If
lllb
IbMU
.
'
a1n
throilchOUt
lines
as
seen
added
that
the
beginning
s
Netherlands
newi,
j
Scottish
getting
UtlW
deMtaBtotrealand
.
.
"vicious
spiral"
of
Inflation
Nederland,
says
the
Naz?
.
angelth
game
.
.
.
.
.
.
j
i
lH..AnioH
nMrP?.
ineSE
.I
iV.
.itnitace
AT
TnP
"V
CdUlUdiKU
Wivu
o
-
....
BETWEEN
THE
EYES
-
...-..t
a.
.
.el
tl-
IKi
A
Rnlf-
UJCLrJi,
nutiuu
'
-
tabling
a
station
for
Jamming
fJre
Uot
stopped
a
bullet
squarely
a
i
rruMr
wart
Snt
tQ
3i.
.
.l.
ntVio
fVtnn
Droaucu&ia.
Aic
vv
metween
uie
ejeo
wuk
I
concentration
camp.
being
dazed
he
was
all
right
It
hit
the
bridge-piece
oi
nis
nying
goggles.
QUEEN
BECOJIES
PATRON
iTDON.
An
trust
23:
The
rSant
Queen
has
to
become
pat-
but
I
lng
basis."
.
.
..
no.
W
I.
!
j
1
-
rS
fcf.
4:
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-
t.
-
ill
ii
i
;
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t;