TJRSDAY
OCTOBER
8,
1942
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
tCt.
Hi
SPORT
CHAT
'jew
or
Canadian
athletes
In
I
:
-mrd
fanes
will
be
welcomed
I."
nd
nouia
uc
senv
mi
awi-l
W.t.!'
The
Canadian
Pre,
u
ia
fit
.
Toronto).
;t
xvfal
w
eir
Known
jooi
,
,
i
who
have
made
the
U'Jtn
football
drill
to
battle
-
l.
uti
nant
Jimmy
OUJib
ftc?
irmocr
oi
mc
uuigary
in
.3
sn
the
army
now-
ana
-r.,t
i
stationed
At
Brandon,
r
:-a
111
brother
"dobo"
Is
a
;
in
the
-Iloyal
Canadian
Dcrrmgton,
who
played
t.
HI
Paul's
Coll
Mir
pc'
football
conquests
lat
.'f-A
was
Manitoba
amateur
affniMnltM
fr
a.
l
u
l.:7
...is
joinea
me
v.wv.r.
vw
W
,
.
.
:
i
lootballe
rs-Mon-
C
"ciKiiJ.
formerly
member
ofi
c
.
;y
of
Manitoba-
team
IB
Tc
ict
who
piayeo
lor
me
::
Mr
Hebrey?
AistoeitMon
.Vr-.
;td
for
air
crew
duties
w
f
iimer
members
xrrnhc
.
u
Rough
RWr.
Bob
Walker;
lt
;
MonK
nave
jomea
w
Tury
plan
on
jrtng
In
.
.
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I
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vnc
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ys'ic
f"rmer
line
Har,
ww
-
R.CN.VJl.
team
at
Re-
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a
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k.ta
111
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t:
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Monit.
nuwins
maw
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w,it
manage
the
crab,
of
kaown
in
amafur
aport
.
l
.runto
a
an
all-ftwnfl
o:
Slevens
of
Uve
Tfrr-
C
vR
a
Y
MXJj..
has
enHrted
r
petty
officer
wUh
the
.rning'
to
Cvhda
from
akla.
mttmt
wm
a
.iilor
jand
Hm
Umvtitai
world
on
numerous
oe-
,.'..
Ot.iy.
who
mode
a
name'
rif-
n
amatfur
,
boxlnc
ii'
Vanoouver,
to,
in
the
jr
-
'
V.tnrouvor
B-wcer
Urs.
M
and
jimmy
Love
havV
:
vires.
Moss
Is
in
the
.
5
Ixivr
in
the
air
force.
Bowling
Standings
;
ladles'
Iacue
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Stingers
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3
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5
1
2
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COUPONS
1
2
1
4
0
3
4
8
7
9
QT.'ICK
ntUI.TS
TRY
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
re
still
available
with
each
!h
puichase
In
our
store
TYeWould
appreciate
to,
have
new
customers
drop
In
ann
let
us
Aolal
this
clft
plan
to
them.
MUSSALbEM'S
Economy
SCfcf
"Where
Dollars
Have
M5re
Cents"
Roi
575
Phones
18-19
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Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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than
once
knocks
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when
you
shop
at
the
U
VARIETY
STORE
B
Where
your
dimes
are
little
B
dollars
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ON
HUNT
FOR
WOULD
GO
TO
CHURCH
Saint
John
Hostess
House
Women
In
Charsr
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Infinite
Variety
M
Inquiries
By
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(Canadian
Press
Staff
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This
interesting
photograph
was
snapped
aboard,
a
a-going
veteran
of
the
present
war,
'
the
British
battleship
Warspite
It
show3
a
Walrm
seaplane
being
launched
from
the
wardship
by
catapult
to
start
a
scouting
-run.
huntln
:
for
anything
Axis
and
'sinkable.
THEY
PURSUE
JAPS
IN
NEW
GUINEA
accompany
a
family
to
services.
Others
ask
about
living
accommodations,
or
where
golf,
tennis,
.swimming
and
riding
arc
available.
Assistance
In
shopping
also
Is
.ti3ht.
The
feminine
touch
was
particularly
helpful
when
one
man
wamea
to
Duy
a
luyenc.
,
About
2.400
members
oi
mc
fervices
and
are
glad
to
,.
oner
en-arm.cd
forces
and
merchant
navy
tcrtalnment
"because
they've
been
have
enjoyed
entertainment
in
RCKKt
to
my
boy
in
England."
nrlvate
homes
after
visiting
the
other
testimonials
of
"swell
treati
lllina
liaic
uins
1
Tlicftc
Allied
pursuit
and
bomber
crewmen
w
re
among
those
who
In
three
days
cither
shot
down
or
destroyed
24
definitely
and
probably
2
Jap
planes
of
the
Zero
type
over
Bona.
New
Oulnca.
TJils
group
comprised
the
crew
of
on
of
the
B-26
bombers
who
took
part
In.
the
raids.
LEFT
to
RIO
1
IT:
Sgt.
Herbert
Sunderland.
S
t
Al
ScHers.
Sgt.
John
McChesney
and
Flight-St.
Oordon
McMullln.
of
Melbourne.
Australia.
SEATED
in
the
car
Is:
Lieut.
JJarry
Burnslde
pilot.
SEATED
on
hood
of
car
are:
St.
Bill
Dc
rrtnger
and
Sgt.
Harlan
Ewlck.
The
Utter
is
the
-bombardier
wWc
bomb
release
Jammed
-and
Sgt.
Derringer
opened
thc
tunnel
hatch
and
dropped
the
bombs
out
by
hand
with
very
good
results.
NEWS
FOR
MIDLANDS
1
Miss
Falrweatner
has
lound
mat
in
order
to
conserve
power
ror
service
men
on
leave
like
to
get
war
Industries.
Ontario
towns
are
awpy
from
uniforms
and
would
continuing
to
cut
down
their
clcc-mreh
rather
stay
In
private
homes
trical
consumption.
Some
street
than
at
hostels.
Two
guests
spent
lights
are
being
cut
off.
Larger
I
n
.
rrwm
,
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tf
IT
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k
f
O
ft
M
nnllrA
Al
rvtfl
vlrfT
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1
h
O
Tft!!
F-
1
WQ
t
i
IT
A
Klllhc
Off
hOiniT
IBOWLING
Pufehovers
R.
DcJong
;P.
DeJong
!b.
Saville
8.
Saville
iWrathall
Klnslor
Handicap
VAV.vAv.v,WrtsWiV
A
Wy
toom
jn
te
lobby
of
Saint
year-old
girl.
Many
,
hostesses,
han-'by-
smaller
ones.
Domestic'
ton-"1
J
John's
largest
theatre
represents
dlcappcd
by
lacK
or
aomestic
neip,
Rimers
are
aiso
piaymg.tncir.parv
wmethlng
unique-In-Canada.
It's
have
been
agreeably
surprised
The
objective
Is
a
civilian
reduc-
the
City
llospltal
Centre.
csUbllsh-
find
their
visitors
washing
dishes,
tlon
of
twenty
'percent.
i
eA
hv
the
Cltv
Council
on
Dec.
1.
making
beds
and
doing
other
,
1941.
to
arrange
entertainment
for
household
chores.
I
pallors,
rordlcigi
and
airmen.
Many
hostesses
have
boys
in
the
Her
skull
fractured
when
her
head
hit
the
windshield,
Mrs.
Eliza
Nell
of
Edgewood
Grove.
Toronto,
was
killed
on
the
roadj
between
Gore's
Landing
and
Harwood
when
a
car,
driven
by
her
husband
left
rrntro
and
hundreds
return
to
It
mrnt"
in
Eneland
are
received
,
the
road
and
struck
a
concrete
repeatedly.
Study
of
.their
ad-
from
overseas.
More
than
one
culvert
The
force
of
the
Impact
Hreuex
in
a
cucst
book
Is
a
lesson
St.
John
home
has
been
opened
drove
the
engine
back
of
the
in
world
geography.
.
Another
vol-
for
conValencence
of
patients
Just
chassis.
The
husband,
James
Mc-
ume.
a
hostess
book,
contains
the
out
o(
hospital.
names
of
those
who
volunteer
entertainment.
Supplying
general
Information
about
the
city
and
province.
In
addition
to
the.
centre's
hospitality
services,
keeps
Miss
Alice
L.
Fair-weather
busy
during
the
day
and
often
at
night
and
on
Sundays.
A
she
has
fnrmor
neirsnnncr
-
woman,
n
v
1
1
i
.
U
v
ov
u
v
m
r?
ws
s
tuuiut
!U
bruises
and
cuts.
The
hospitality
centre
has
a
list
SOUTHERN
AIRGRAPHS
of
about
20
girl
volunteers
for
CAPETOWN.
Oct
8:
O
An
-blind
dates."
One
regulation
Is
'.lrgraph
service
similar
to
that
that
at
least
two
girls
must
go
on
grating
between
.
Britain
and
the
same
date,
so
a
foursome
Is
Canada
has
been
Inaugurated
In
the
usual
arrangement.
South
Africa
to
provide
two-way.
"Charming,
dellgntiui,
weu-De-
communication
with
B
narts
ol
haved
boys,"
is
Miss
Falrweather's
?.rCOmL"''L"V
;"hout
vou
all
Judgment
of
the
guests.
Apprecla-
I
r
a
Tcrv-viirxT
o
.
n
Tn
nrf
"!.r.',"
ifi
inn
nlnhl
n
Saint
w
SalriL
John
JUllll
sea-
olttw
tlon
inn
rT
of
the
inn
hospitality
nncniiii
'
rv
centre
rpnirp
"
is
is
1
;
JrlUhi.
IIE.LTH
CAMPAIGN
responsinmiy.
ib
Hni
rnnpll
of
Women
she
Is
lLs
n.imo
from
the
Texas
fron-
.
"
Th7,ff,Lk
inqu
InirT
re
abou
about
national
convener
of
sailors',
sol-
tlersman.
James
Bowie,
one
of
the
Many
visitors
nlrmen's
welfare.
Alamo's
defenders.
,
churches
and
some
ask
If
they
can
tau
.
i
,
RESULTS
Games
Are
Played
In
Mixed
Bowling
League
In
last
night's
fixtures
of
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
Sav-Mors,
Btone'n.
Tollers
and
PeoDle's
State
defeated
Chinese
Youth
A&ogla-
Uon,
Twerps,
Midsets
and
Pushovers
two
games
to
onp
respec
tively.
Individual
scoring
follows:
Totals
.
1036
1033
People's
Store
1
Robinson
157
i
Peterson
-
225
'Bryant
.......
156
Libby
Felsenthal.
92
I
Lou
Felsenthal
I
120
Ballinger
182
Handicap
153
2
165
187
159
108
155
243
159
.
Sav-Mors
1
2
LaBelle
114
192
Alger
211
2C3
E.
Stegavig
118
160
P.
Stegavig
145
199
(Reaugh
176
1901
:Bach
312
1
239
Handicap
25
25
Wanamaker
:
122
;irvin
87
Anderson
Murmus
..-
jJohnori
J.-'.
.
.....
R"bertson
Hnnlicap
-
TolsU
.
.
...
...a.
I
Toilers
A.
Garland
T.
Fraser
141
A.
Kellctt
160
K.
Garland
120
c:
Fraser
130
r.
Kellett
.
'.Handicap
Totals.
1.
2
3
145
192
130
129
191
150
140
150
141
144
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Bv-
tiie
Cmdlan
Press)
i
m
m
-
2101
149
278
92
111C
3
153
192
145
84
120
201
159
Totals
.
1091
1176
1054
3
94
185
246
181
ToUb
1101
1208
1308
1
C.
Y.
A.
"
1
2
3
M.
Lee
-
173
149
140
B.
Lamb
149
150
146
V.Lee
154
191
181
IB.
Lew
200
248
238
O.
Lee
175
.230
229
X.'
Lee
-
218
177
228
Handicap
40
40
40
Totals
1109
1183
1205
Twerps
E.
Daly
A.
Daly
B.
Olscn
W.
Olscn
Turjeon
..:J
Thompson
..
i
Handicaj).,
I
Tolal,-....
.
Stones
S.
Burnett
.
D.
Burnett
Dickens
Ray
N.
Stone
B.
'Stone
...
X-
1
.
131
.
207
.
116
..
185
.'
102
.
167
.
103
1011
1
..
82
..
132
..
144
...
125
.
123
2
119
219
96
95
109
216
103
.
3
187
151
156
183
192
103
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Uruguay
broke
oft
diplomatic
delations
with
Germany.
German
attack
in
the
Nav-ariri
Farm
area
on
the
Champagne
front
repulsed
after
severe
fight-1
i:
1
M
cross.
kRNINGP
tsplrin
tablet
ltd
with
this
Cok
for
it
DEPUTY
RfeOISTRAR
OF
TITLES.
r.SiK
DISTRICT
.
Knordlue
DIMrtrt
of
Atlln
I
Polarto-Taku
vai
ma
w
f
,
wvv.
w.
j
uviuu
-
AKE
.rw&
NOTICE
iUiiVt.
tht
umv
Over
mc
giuuc.
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Pvnrv
trinll
hrlnirq
nntfviJj
i
c.iu
a.iaah
,rthv,
fnfc-r
rvunr-v
ltd.
nf
TulAeauali
B.
m
nftir
rcturnlne
irom
aw
.
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u
ouuu.
ii.-ao
iw
u
i
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Intend
to
rSo,
pply
,11,111
.
-
of
gratitude
from
service
men,Carnpaign
i,
legisjatlon
which
C
miners.
ror
purcfiut
the
folUx-ln;
taiU
VOjagCS.
.nm,mii
thnilsand.S
Of
miles
ftwav.
L.W,
cl,,m
rloornnM
Mmnnlcnril
pnnljwhflL
Liwj.
to
,
.DfSpl..a....,l.
LA
alwavs
while
hostesses
write.
"Thanks
for'
and
provides
$8,705,000
for
crea-
Miss
rairi-iu.
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.
Hoiirhffni
w
i.i
,
ii
nutrition
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section
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m.uu
on
mum
vres
)
about
8000
feat
up-
Ion
of
a
special
fcrd
theVruisequah
riw:
tha
Pnhll(
Mpnlth
TVivartmpnt.
Rnmmenclntr
at
,JSt
Uialrtcd
at
S
SandLfrVVaS
2
T
be
put
Fairweather.
An
executive
meml
a
natlonal
4"
VS2
canaman
wiie,
the
New
Brunswick
Division,
drive.
,
swiihenM.
em
t
a'
and
of
8
Mineral
cukm,
it
in
touch'
with
a
likely
P0"
Bouu,"
of
Canada,
she
Jap
ute
oiwin-
gavp
added
ho
had
money
in
the
bank,
wavy
League
i..buc
i
,
.
.....,
I
tnnce
vrt
20
dnh.
mv
torh
35
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said
wc
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Boxer-Wrestlers
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Army
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104'nisko
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Farino
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283
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144
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Hand
leap
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f
Midtets
12
3
ment
Camp
Hps
at
PORT
EUSTIS.
Va-
Oct.
8
t
boxer-wrestler
bouts.
Rlsko,
who
win
be
40
years
Two
years
ago
wrestler
Lou
Farino,
known
as
the
Hoboken
(NJ.
Strong
Boy,
defeated
Man
Mount
200
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