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j
to
Win
t
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first
defeat
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,
ninv-off
series,
en
were
beaten
1-0
t
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n
a
soccer
opCi:s
inn.
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with
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be
tied
with
Navy,
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the
cup
series
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the
last
half
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Gardiner.
On
one
play,
the
Slgs
had
only
Gardiner
to
beat
but
all
their
shots
were
kicked
out.
The
winners
worked
like
Tro
jans
in
vain
atempts
to
score
In
the
first
half.
Yet
their
winning
Eoa!,
10
minutes
berore
the
game
ended,
came
so
unexpectedly
it
probably
surprised
most
of
the
team.
Cole,
of
Navy,
made
a
notable
contribution
to
his
team's
ef
forts.
Yelland
also
played
a
good
game
for
Signals.
Line-ups:
Signals
C.
Wallace,
Anger,
Brian,
Johnson,
Yelland,
Martin,
Thomas,
McLean,
Slanec,
Lennox,
Gome2.
Navy-p-Gardlner,
Dowllng,
No-land,
Holmes,
Card,
Cole,
Lamb,
Baird,
McCann,
Chambers.
Referee,
Woodside.
Alobley
Cup
Standings
Navy
3
1
.750
Signals
2
1
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Dry
Dock
0
3
.000
Removed
Shack
Before
Playing
Of
Soccer
Game
When
the
Navy
soccer
team
poured
out
of
their
truck
on
Acropolis
Hill
early
last
night
for
a
game,
they
were
confronted
with
the
sight
of
a
small
shack
standing
right
in
the
centre
ot
the
playing
field.
An
examination
of
the
hut
revealed
charred
walls
inside,
Uv
dlcating
that'
it
probably
had
been
used
for
Fire
Prevention
Week
demonstrations.
For
a
short
time
the
athlete
were
at
a
loss
to
know
whether
,
they
should
call
off
the
tilt
on
aceount
of
the
obstruction,
or
'
remove
It
with
a
Jeep
and
chain,
Presently,
however,
the
opinion
was
advanced
that
the
structure
could
be
dismantled.
Sure
"nouh,
one
of
the
walls
wa
easily
removed,
the
shack
co.-lapsed
and
was
hauled
off
the
field
and
the
game
was
played.
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arrangements
nav
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who
are
Canada's
veterans
lhrough
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there
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and
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of
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and
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men.
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arc
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i
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centres
througn
ihere
are
veterans'
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in
and
women
ry
ex-service
men
their
car
job
fmdmg
and
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planning
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hoy
or
girl
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to
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duty
under
mnsMtc
him
or
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tlemcnt
must
be
iority.
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months
rf
diocharRe
from
the
forces
oi
CIVIL
SERVICE
PREFERENCE
Under
the
law
of
Canad
,1
or
woman,
with
overseas
Kty
i
.
.
which
they
apply.
TO
ASSIST
EMPLOYMENT
Parliament,
at
its
vA
for
a
new
lPtmcnKfmeasures
ot
me
for
the
function
is
the
co-ordination
r,f
full
employ
provision
ox
,u"
V;
mcnt
in
anaiw.
legislation
has
already
been
passed
to
bring
tn5
about,
while
a
.
special
committee
ha,bn
nt-ting
ince
March
of
1942,
hearing
expert
your
'
PENSI0NS
ADVERTISEMENT
Sr
SEND
THIS
POET
Basketball
LEAGUE
SETUP
IS
PONDERED
BY
EXECUTIVE
A
point
of
procedure
raised
during
the
Initial
basketball
meeting
two
weeks
ago
still
hampers
the
organization
of
leagues,
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
area
men's
basketball
executive
Indicated
today.
This
is
the
matter
of
whether
or
not
teams
drawn
from
relatively
small
military
Units
should
olay
against
teams
representing
larger
establishments.
The
wealth
of
talent
available
to
the
latter,
certain
members
feel,
places
them
at
an
advantage
which
Li
discouraging
to
less
richly
blessed
aggregations.
The
original
Idea
of
dividing
the
area
Into
an
A
and
B
league
apparently
ran
Into
a
snag
when
?ome
teams
which
originally
indicated
that
they
would
com-
oete
n
the
top-notch
A
league
decided
that
maybe
they
would
do
better
In
B
league.
This
leaves
the
thrde
teams
whch
are
undoubtedly
of
A
league
quality
In
a
position
where
they
have
no
one
to
play
against
but
themselves.
League
executives
admit
that
they
are
puzzled,
and
point
out
that
plans
they
have
laid
so
far
aie
purely
tentative.
However,
they
feel
that
they
will
have
matters
leveled
out
shortly.
Eleven
teams
had
signified
their
Intention
to
play
in
the
bajketball
schedule
when
en1
tries
closed
Saturday
night
and
a
twelfth
team
had
Indicated
that
it
may
enter
If
It
can
drum
Fee
coiSt
information
wtafti
.
,:trwd
of
every
man
know
o
Bct
.
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,tuation
arU
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banned
Canada
$
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un
planneu
been
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SOLlAl-
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ithchiUrenV?J,S2im
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cither
and
able
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work
immediately
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case
ot
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free
treatment.
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'tln
passed,
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providing
-
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at
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interes,
will
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Family
allowances
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fishery
riven,
Program
Health
i
-
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
St.
Catherines
Goes
Into
Lead
TORONTO,
Oct.
11
tB
St.
Catherines
scored
an
11
to
0
victory
over
New
Westminster
Sal
mon
Bellies
to
take
a
2
to
1
lead
In
the
best
of
five
series
for
the
Canadian
lacrosse
championship.
St.
Catherines
needs
but
one
more
win
now
to
win
the
Mann
Cup.
LONDON
WANTS
OLYMPIC
GAMES
"Battered
and
Scarred"
City
Issues
Invitation
LONDON,
Oct.
11
P
Three
British
members
of
the
International
Olympic
Committee
yesterday
went
on
record
as
putting
In
a
bid
for
the
next
Olym
pic
Games
to
be
held
In
"the
battered
and
scarred
city
of
London.
The
bid
was
In
reply
to
an
American
suggestion
of
early
resumption
of
the
International
games
after
the'
war.
WATER
DIVINER
AT
93
NORWICT,
Eng.,
0
Jabez
Barnes,
93,
who
has
quite
a
reputation
as
a
water
diviner,
has
been
given
the
official
title
or
water
consultant
to
the
Free-bridge
Lynn
Rural
Council,
Norfolk.
up
players.
Teams
which
have
signified
their
intention
to
take
part
In
the
league
are:
Fortress,
3th
Coast,
Port
Edward,
Navy,
Ac
ropolls,
Barrett,
High
School,
H.C.A.F.,
U.B.
Officers
and
Coop.
Reserve
Is
hoping
to
raise
a
team
to
make
the
twelfth
In
the
league.
.
(
Canacias
maintain
farm
and
prices.
is
bemg
Consideration
with
provincial
to
a
wide
operation,
of
National
Insurance.
nf
SERIES
EVENED
BALTIMORE,
Oct.
11
ff
Louisville
squared
the
Little
World
Series
with
a
5
to
4
victory
over
Baltimore
on
Monday,
making
the
series
standing
two
games
apiece.
Baltimore
had
defeated
Louis
vllle
7
to
4
In
a
game
on
Sunday.
RUE
Louisville
5
9
1
Baltimore
4
9
0
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P
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i
special-
arrangements
oi
dooks
In
the,
Kitchener
Public
Library
are
part
of
the
library's
scheme
for
promoting
school
children's
Interest
In
books.
The
various
grades
are
Invited
In
turn
to
the
library
where
they
are
shown
displays
of
book
chosen
according
to
the
ages
oi
the
children,
Each
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in
the
Juvenile
section
Is
slacked,
with
different
types
of
books
adventure,
fairy
tales,
animal
stories
and
poetry.
The
children
listen
to
a
story
hour
and
Informal
lesson
as
to
the
best
method
of
choosing
reading
matter.
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