THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER
10,
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
THEIR
FIGHTING
DAYS
ARE
OVER
r$$m
ln
9
NATION
NEWS
FOR
MIDLANDS
r.'
'f
Cobourg
and
.
.nripal
honors.
Ralph
s
.v.i
at
bis
FUndaU
and
Victor
attending
Hilton
their
Thousands
of
active
business
and
ptdfrMional
own
have
benefited
(torn
the
habit
of
breakfasting
on
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
milk
and
fresh
fruit.
Nabi.cn
Shredded
Wheat
ii
tW
,
whole
Mieaf
in
a
tatty
nd
eatily
digested
form.
with
all
the
wheat
germ
and
other
natural
fond
element
retained.
Eat
Nabix-o
Shredded
Wheat
every
day.
and
help
keep
ready
for
erv
i
re
in
the
National
Fitness
Program
THI
CANADIAN
iHMDDID
WMIAI
COMeANT,
llo.
Nw,a
I.
Hi,
C4m
LINK
WITH
OLD
DAYS
Career
of
John
Flewln
ILssoriatrd
With
.
C.
Frontier
Times
it
on
the
long
end
o1
...re
over
Dye
Woc'xs,-
TORT
aiMI"SON.
Sept.
10:
Rlcn
;lt
the
first
gime,1"-
experiences
of
varied
character
ii
series
for
the
rham-
ln
the
colorful
pioneer
days
of
old
l
the
Cobourg
Men's
jOrttiah
Columbia
was
the
career
anno.
I
of
John
rTewln.
a
resident
of
Port
;
Simpson
for
a
Quarter
of
a
ccn-
rink.
rartvin.iejiurJr
or
more
In
the
course
v
n
v
Bruce,
Roy
Bic'Je
out
from
England
to
engage
In
.
Greer.
farming
around
Port
Camosun
un-
-der
the
aegis
of
the
Hudson
Bay
irt
ridge
of
Wark
worth
Co.-
could
spin
many
a
talc
of
t
'-d
to
four
years
in
those
early
days
around
Victoria
lor
a
series
of
break-
Including
the
experiences
of
the
entering
offences
at
winter
of
1SS2
which
was
the
and
Campbellford.
coldest
In
the
history
of
the
coast.
'
nme
counts
In
all.
Mr
Clark's
absence.
C
ulms,
truck
driver
from
J'
'
N
arrested
here
In
Co-nfter
violation
of
parole
v.
aiMin:
sentence
lar
'.,IU'C
s
Kik
utter
waiving
cxtradl
&t
Kingston
course
of
train-
ONL
(illtl.
ON
(ilJNS
t'WDON
Spot.
10:
Oi
At
.
Oidmince
factory
ln
the
puRir
ftountics
a
23-year
old
Welsh
Mei;an
Lewis,
has
mastered
n
STEEL
01'
1SCOR
I
Mr.
Flewin
used
to
tell
why
he
qutt
the
printing
profession'
-.irrcMful
carnival
and
becaus?
he
sickened
at
the
habit
r.''ld
on
St
Michael's
of
the
early
printers
of
chewing
'
'"
c
Church,
lawn
at:
tobacco
anta
isvUtlng
the
juice
onl
.
.
.
I
a
m
uiiu.
IK
ftnne)
i
'
o
assist
Palm
t.
in
anv
case,
u
was
irom
mat
J
.
JUII
Mint
IIV
wuiiiiyiivvii
u.
i
plirtt
OT
OObOUrg
pt
owu
uc
ritii
j
i
;
wilds
by
joining
a
Canadian
Pad-'
flc
Railway
survey
party
locating
uk
teanher
rrf
th
Co-
a
route
through
Southern
British
lm:te
Institute,
has
Columbia
to
the
coast.
A
year
of
tntrlor
and
MrRcwln
i
t..
the
war
emergency
'
tht.
industrial
organi-
lhi
returned
to
Victorfa
where
wrked
iot
a
hllc1
a
s"h
h
is
sponsored
by
the
rntnent
O.
It
Tenielly
and
door.
f,,r
thc
8rand-
t-
faUier
of
Charles
Hayward.
now
a
uign
ocuuut
wuviin
in
'""
Rupert.
The
year
I860
found
Mr.
Flewln
joining
the
provincial
police
and.
after
a
while
on
Vancouver
Island,
where
he
was
Identified
with
the
on
a
"
'
I,
solving
of
Indian
murder
cases
has
been
returned
!"T
...
,
.
u
Mv
r
cr.
eant,
he
was
dispatched
north
to
HaseKon
to
deal
with
trouble
,
fnttrw
KM
tnH
inc
n
t
Dint
nnlnt
onn-ugh
cobourg
and
LInd,
.
.
cuTmln
d
ln7he
crvo
units
are
represented
,
Tr
iour
weeks'
mnni
rii
mivri
miiii-iil
iLatinib
air
a
Simpson,
with
Jurisdiction
from
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
to
the
Alaska
boundary
including
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Oml-neca.
which
position
he
held
for
20
years.
COPPLU
OF
CHILE
"o
expert.,
said
no
woman
can
do.
I
There
nre
more
than
8.000
cop
pile
bonng
and
fitting
the'ner
mlnea
registered
ln
Chile.
PI'''
illh
rinu
fnr
hirrnl
nt
Hrllnlr.'.
'
x
pounder
wna.
N()
WIT'S
WAAFhllY
CHILE'S
LONO
COAST
Quarters
occupied
by
the
Wom
en's
Australian
Auxiliary
Air
Force
tthllC
has
mum
thnti
(tn
linrl.
nvi
n.
.
i.
M
IJcr
coast
line
"I:.:3l
i
.line
HOT
CONDIMENTS
Chile
Ls
one
of
the
few
countries
South
Africa's
giant
in
the
world
producing
paprika
'i
works
n
Pretoria.
and
red
pepper.
I
Aid.
George
Casey
Is
back
from
Alice
Ann
where
he
was
engaged
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Sept
10J-A1-
tn
deiopment
work
on
hta
mln.
though
not
completed,
the
new
eral
eahas
harine
been
aa-av
for
C.C.F.
Hall
on
Fourth
Avenue
near
Brunswick
Street
was
opened
to
eral
o
the
Labor
when
the
public
on
Day.
m
mininI
area
and
u
mthu
'that
career,
who
died
a
few
day.i
held
dance.
The
offi
,.......
i'
m.t.r
incf.
.
1
cinh
.
i
ii
ri
i
iciii
a
h
Uaiiit-tr.
iiii-
tn
1
1-
i
a
.
.
.
linn
ta
VteUMl
Thu
atahvart
old
iclal
.tx.uni
Port
hft-,i"'0
opening
wUl
take
place
at
a
m
ac
m
siniivj-iutic
jiui..
i
inJs
auracuve.y
aesigneo.
new
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
.:.:
i.jt'.i,.A
-m
ii
!:
ilaio
vi.
'
-i
MOV
i,t
-
several
weeks.
He
reports
that
sev-
new
finds
have
been
made
of
the
camp.
Aid.
Casey
wilt
make
a
trip
to
Vancouver
soon
to
carry
out
certain
negotiations
on
behalf
ha4
the
HlilliwUnn
nt
vlnir
thni...iiji
i
J
i
.
ox
"u
i
last
remaining
native
son
born
Injby
36
feet
of
Coast
fir.
A
special
01
Arm
P""-old
Fort
Caenosun
'now
Victoria.
finish
will
be
nlven
this
fine
floor.
He
knew
from
travel
on
foot.;
The
overall
measurements
of
by
packtratn
and
In
canoe,
be-j
the
building
are
82
feet
long
by
lore
uie
days
of
modern
trans-
U8
feet
wide.
It
Is
of
frame
struc
iu
i
rv
v
vtiuc.
i
va
ui
name
11
wanic
sooutv
uie
lmmeGiaie
iuiure
Ihe
marriage
of
Miss
Helen
Thompson
and
Howard
White
took
Boston
left
for
the
south
on
a
honeymoon
trip
following
which
they
will
return
to
the
city
to
take
up
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
East.
i.auan
prisoner
I
war
captured
in
u
e
E3
Aiamein
ar
a
are
shown
be.ng
led
into
their
cage
by
a
Brit)
,h
puurd
Thse
men
and
many
more
wre
captured
when
the
British
forces,
aided
by
US,
planes
and
pilot
doubled
back
anj
cut
their
lines
during
the
heavy
lighting
around
El
Alameln.
C.C.F.
HALL
;
IS
OPENED
New
.Structure
at
Prlnre
George
In
Ufce
Though
Not
Completed
1
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
September.
10,
1017
EYES
TROUBLING
YOU?
UpfoJil&U&i
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Philadelphia
5,
Cleveland
7.
New
York
8.
St.
Louis
3.
Washington
at
Chicago,
double-header
postponed.
National
League
Ail
four
games
postponed.
Baseball
Standings
National
.League
W
Hon.
John
Oliver,
minister
of
Brooklyn
94
agriculture,
after
n
tour
of
central
ot
rui.
on
fir
f.re
mnj
and
jm
-
-
burned
-
-
porution.
all
parts
of
the
prov-'turr,
.ncclallv
built
alnst
cold.
iiv-
lnterlor
,
fmmf
arrlvwl
,
,
Npw
York
76
no
rZ'J..i
mi.
runoau
ana
Z
lnc,
lnce
8UrtlB
gurtlns
with
the
redoubt-
redoubt-
and
has
full
,..
v,,.
basement
in
which
.v,
"
city
y
on
last
night's
T!'
train,
ac-
Cincinnati
Cincitinti
U
at
hU
his
i
ofTK
htatory
of
the
Pawnee.
He;
0n
the
main
'floor
at
the
south
tVl',
,n
chMr
of
vtaUon
end
a
sUgc.
In
an
addltton
on
!i2
.u
.
.
,
of
two
-
mo1
famoui
mur
the
east
side
to
the
main
building
.
an
oy
Indians
on
Vancouver
are
cloakrooms,
ladies'
room,
klt-
IV
n.i.jr
rvril.B
mm
iswno.
He
suried
out
as
a
prin-
cncrl
and
lunchroom.
tain
Oreen-
ter
with
the
Old
Victoria
ColonUt.
Rntraneo
is
made
thrntish
a
tplace
at
the
Anglican
Church
this
St.
Louh
75
morning
with
Rev.
Canon
G.
A.
Cleveland
71
f-Tlvatkm
Army
dellv-
newspaper
and
was
for
years
gov-
.matt
retention
room
at
the
north.
Rix
officiating.
The
attendants
of
Detroit
67
-ifs-
and
wa
assisted
eminent
agent
for
all
of
Northern
cast
corner.
the
couple
were
Miss
Kathleen
Chicago
39
McKenrte.
The
band
British
Columbia
with
headquar-
ThC
building
Is
well
lighted
by
Lake
and
Chester
Poole.
After
the
Washington
55
i
hy
artiste
in
the
per-
ten
at
Port
Simpson.
jargC
wmdows
during
the
day
and
cprmon"-
there
was
a
wedding
Philadelphia
50
"
irt
Barling
of
Port
Mr.
Flewln,
whose
parents
came
minv
rieetrkji
fixture
at
nio-ht
party
at
the
Ark.
Later
the
couple
,
L.
43
47
61
a
-
66
70
m.!I.
hJSf
We
8lr
Jame
DouKlM-
he
rub"
hqt-ar
'"rnace
will
bt:
Installed.
ntedf
k
A"
1on'
Pittoburg
68
I
parenU
home.
Wers
with
many
whose
!
Adcluate
ventilation
Is
also
as-
T&.T1
D'
Har
WW
.
77
-
namea
are
hwiiehold
words
in
.rJtl
'
"
MJV.
lee-
OhlUtwack.
,
...
Baettm
Bastoti
I
.8
."-65
81
81
Philadelphia
36
94
American
League
New
York
94
45
84
55
66
&3
73
73
71
93
Pet
86
.657
.555
.435
.474
.450
.494
.277
.676
.out
332
307
.479
.447
.437
350
WOMEN'S
WOULD
About
4300.600
VS.
women
are
in
industrial
war
employment
now
as
compared
with
1,400.000
ln
1941.
.t
'
:ii;o
iii'idl
:u
ibtt
.'OJtiriJ
iii;
MtriT
ri"'iw
xifwoi
-Hi:
f
'
-ml
h
:
,.-'
f
hi
t.
tno
'
It
is
now
ILLEGAL
to
HOHRD
scrap
steel
or
UNUSABLE
machinery
The
Steel
Controller
has
ordered
that,
after
September
15,
1942,
no
person
may
retain
in
his
possession
scrap
iron
or
steel
weighing
a
total
of
500
pounds
or
more
unless
he
has
a
permit.
(For
the
purposes
of
tlx
new
regulations,
scrap
metal
includes
machinery,
structural
steel,
or
amy
other
article
or
commodity
containing
iron
or
steel,
which
i
not
serving
an
immediate
vital
purpose.)
The
order
also
provides:
That
anyone,
coming
into
possession
afur
September
IS
of
scrap
iron
or
steel
weighing
500
pounds
or
more,
must
dispose
of
it
within
20
days.
That
any
person
having
a
valid
reason
for
not
disposing
of
scrap
metal
as
crap
metal
or
w!k
believes
that
it
can
serve
some
essential
purpose,
must
send
in
a
report
by
September
IS
to
the
Used
Goods
Administrator
of
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
Lumsden
Building,
Toronto.
His
report
must
reveal
the
exact
description,
quantity,
and
location
of
his
scrap
metal.
The
provisions
of
the
order
do
not
apply
to
scrap
dealers
who
arc
already
subject
to
previous
orders;
nor
do
they
affect
rrieital
fabricators'
and
processors
who
are
irv
legal
possession
of
metal
to
be
used
in
manufacturing.
A
copy
of
thc
order,
S.C.
16,
may
be
obtained
from
the
Steel
Controller,
Department
of
Munitions
and
Supply,
Ottawa.
Infractions
of
the
new
regulations
are
subject
to
a
fine
of
up
to
$5,000,
or
imprisonment
of
up
to
five
years,
or
both
fine
and
Imprisonment.
Department
of
Munitions
and
Supply
HONOURABLE
C.
D.
HOWE,
MINISTER
'jll.f!
Easier
jshaves
at
a
saving
yeM
make
Minora
Blades
apjjx
Canada's
fastest
growing
kyYA
economy
blade.
kJ
-
..
SPORT
CHAT
It
is
only
fitting
for
a
man
who
has
been
around
Lord's
for
so
many
years
63
as
James
(Jimmy)
Cannon,
that
he
should
have
a
chance
to
be
in
complete
charge
of
world
cricket
headauarters
in
Britain.
Take
this
year
he's
had
that
chance
because
the
regular
secretary.
Sir
Pelham
W'arner.
has
been
ill.
Cannon
and
H.
D.
G.
(Shrimp)
Leveson-Gower
are
the
only
survivors
who
have
worked
with
the
last
"four
secretaries.
This
means!
something,
because
just
one
pf
the
four.
Sir
Francis
Lacey,
was.
e
secretary
for
28
years.
12
It
was
lawn
tennis:
and
not;
cricket
which
flrst-brousht-
Oan-i
non
to
Lord's.
He
started
as
ball
boy
for
the
string
of
tennis
courts
which
fringed
the
cricket
field.
Now
he
Is
75,
a
smallish
man,
cheery,
rubicund
but
still
active
He's
seen
every
test
match.
University
or
Eton-Harrow
match
at
Lord's
in
the
last
60
years
with
the
exception
of
1939
when
he
was
ill.
Jimmy
holds
Dr.
W.
G.
Grace,
the
old
time
cricketer
who
is
to
British
sport
what
Babe
Ruth
is
to
baseball,
was
the
greatest
of
them
all.
He-'s
full
of
stories
about
W.
G.
who
died
in
1915.
and
says
if
later
batsmen
like
Jack
Hobbs
and
Don
Bradman
had
had
to
bat
on
such
poor
wickets
as
old
W.
G..
they
would
never
have
done
as
well
as
they
did.
"The
'old
man'
didn't
bat
on
a
billiard
table.
I
can
tell
you."
says
Cannon.
IRISH
PUO
OOLF
DUBLIN
Sept.
10
Harry
Brad-sbaw
of
Kilcroney.
County
Wkk-iow.
Eire,
retained
the
Irish
professional
golf
championship
with
.n
aggregate
of
285
for
72
holes
on
the
Hermitage
Course
near
her;
TOPS
IN
OAKS
NEWMARKET.
En.
Sept.
10
Walter
Bradford,
who
rode
the
winner
of
the
Oaks
three
times
ia
five
years,
is
dead.
He
won
on
Amiable
in
1894,
Limasol
in
1897
and
Graces
in
1898.
FOR
QUICK
XtESULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
ft
i
COUPONS
I
are
still
available
with
each
cash
purchase
in
our
store.
Jv-
We
would
appreciate
to
have
J
V
cw
customers
drop
in
and
.
let
us
cxplai
this
gift
plan
S
to
(hem.
E
Frrsh
Local
Raw
and
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