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Tuesday,
May
1,
1945
PICTURES
FOR
MAY
...
Good
list
cl
Bookings
for
.
Capitol
Theatre
this
Month
Announced
With
the
great
Gary
Cooper-Ingrid
Bergman
drama
"For
Whom
the
Bell
Tolls,"
a
fitting
lead-off,
an
interesting
list
of
moving
picture
bookings
is
announced
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
during
the
month
of
May.
The
calendar
of
bookings
is
as
follows:
May
1
George
Formby
in
"Bell
Bottom
George."
'
May
2
Ann
Harding
and
Evelyn
Keyes
in
"Nine
Girls."
May
3,
4,
and
5
Gary
Cooper
and
Ingrid
Bergman
in
"For
Whcm
the
Bell
Tolls."
May
7
and
8
Hedy
Lamarr
and
Paul
Henreid
in
"The
Conspirators."
May
9
Bonita
Granville
and
Kent
Smith
in
"Youth
Runs
Wild"
and
Roy
Rogers
in
"Man
From
Cheyenne."
Mothers'
Day
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i3th
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Gifts
...
1.
DRESSES
2.
SPRING
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3.
HANDBAGS
1.
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May
10,
11
and
12
Arturo
de
Cordova
and
Joan
Fontaine
in
"Frenchman's
Creek."
May
14
and
15
Van
Johnson
and
Lionel
Barrymore
in
"Between
Two
Women."
May
16
Stan
Laurel
and
Oliver
Hardy
in
"The
Bis
Noise."
May
17.
18
and
19
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Young
and
Alan
Ladd
in
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Now
Tomorrow."
May
21
and
22-rPat
O'Brien
and
Ruth
Hussey
in
"Marine
Raiders."
May
23
and
24
Deanna
Dur-bln
and
Robert
Paige
in
"Can't
Help
Singing."
May
25
and
26
Helmut
Dan-tlen
and
Faye
Emerson
in
"Hotel
Berlin."
May
28
and
29
Dennis
Morgan
and
Faye
Emerson
in
The
Very
Thought
of
You."
May
30
and
31
Louise
Alibrit-ton
and
Jon
Hall
in
"San
Diego,
I
Love
You."
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near
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transport
Queen
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of
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surprise
to
read
in
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Vancouver
paper
that
Warrant
Officer
Tutte
had
won
an
ama
teur
wrestling
bout
while
at
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in
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on
leave.
"I
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idea
he
was
going
home
on
leave.
But
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certainly
is
typical
of
him
to
get
right
in
the
tentre
of
sports
activity,"
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Today
in
Sports
LOOKING
OVER
MAJOR
LEAGUES
The
Boston
Red
Sox
won
both
ends
of
a
double-header
Sunday
at
Philadelphia
defeating
the
Athletics
2-0
and
6-0
to
climb
out
of
the
American
League
cellar.
Detroit
Tigers
and
Cleveland
Indians
split
a
twin
bill
at
Cleveland.
Steve
Gromek,
of
the
tribe,
outpitched
Hal
Newhouser.
in
the
first
game
while
Dizzy
Trout
hurled
a
four-hitter
to
stop
Cleveland
In
the
nightcap.
St.
Louis
Browns
defeated
Chicago
White
Sox
3-2
and
10-4
in
a
double-header
at
St.
Louis
Vern
Stephens
homered
for
the
Browns
In
the
first
game.
New
York
Yankees
and
Wash
ington
Senators
shared
a
twin
bill.
The
Yanks
took
the
opener
13-4,
with
two
five-run
Innings,
after
the
Senators
tallied
all
ers
o
four
hits
and
Washington
their
runs
in
the
first
Inning.
Roger
Wolff
held
the
New
York-
took
the
nightcap
2-1.
In
the
National
League,
Dixie
'Walker
homered
with
two
on
in
the
eighth
and
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
defeated
New
York
(Giants
4-3
at
Brooklyn.
Hal
Gregg
was
the
winning
pitcher.
Pittsburgh
Pirates
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
6-2
and
5-4
at
Chicago.
Preacher
Roe
hurled
a
five-hitter
in
the
first
game.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
took
both
ends
of
a
double-header
with
Cincinnati
Reds,
2-1
and
8-3.
jMax
Lanier
pitched
flve-hlt
ball
for
the
Cards
In
the
opener.
Philadelphia
Phillies
downed
Boston
Braves
5-3
in
the
first
game
of
a
twin
bill
at
Boston
but
dropped
the
second
1-0.
There
were
no
games
scheduled
in
the
majors
yesterday.
The
baseball
standings
to
date
follow:
American
League
W
L
Pet.
Chicago
5
2
.714
Detroit
6
3
.666
New
York
7
4
mfil
Sport
Chat
A
team
that
adoDted
the
rfimt
Toronto
advanced
Into
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
European,
hockey
championshiD
final
with
a
Spitfire
airfield
team
from
Holland
and
at
the
same
time
wort
the
R.C.A.F.
in
Britain
championship
with
a
6-2
victory
over
"Montreal"
In
a
sudden-death
tilt
In
Glasgow.
The
European
final,
also
a
one-same,
af
fair,
will
be
played
at
Glasgow.
,
Before
a
capacity
Scottish
crowd
of
3500.
the
British
final
was
fast
and
rugged
with
Tor
onto
backed
by
the
smart
goal-tending
of
Johnny
Mowers,
former
Detroit
Red
Wing.
Scoring
ace
was
Bill
Sullivan
of
St.
Tinv
othec,
Quebec,
who
fired
four
goals.
Bobby
Lee
of
Montreal
and
Fred
Andrews
of
Reglna,
Sask.,
scored
the
others
-while
both
Montreal
tallies
were
scored
by
Montreal
Buddy
Hellyen,
a
flight
sergeant
who
Is
property
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
formerly
of
Pittsburgh
Hornets
of
the
American
League.
It
was
Toronto's
second
came
of
the
day.
Earlier
they
had
beaten
"Vancouver"
2-1
in
a
semi-final
replay
of
a
1-1
draw
tne
previous
night.
Referees
were
the
Kitchener.
Ont..
nair
ol
Milt
Schmidt
and
Woody
Du-
mart,
Boston
Bruin
star
whose
team
had
been
ousted
in
the
Bomber
Group
final
a
couple
of
wceKs
ago.
in
a
consolation
playoff
before
the
British
final,
Vancouver
trounced
Winnipeg
6-3.
In
the
other
semi-final
Montreal
scored
a
5-4
triumph
over
Winnipeg,
with
Hellyen
scorlne
once
and
setting
up
plays
for
three
more
goals.
Best
for
the
losers
was
another
Montrealer.
FO.
Billy
Murphy
who
scored
once
and
led
his
team's
attack
throughout.
Montreals'
other
scorers
were
Suds
Sutherland
of
Toronto,
W.
Moderlch,
North
Bay,
Ont.;
J.
Rathle,
Montreal
and
L.
Lee,
Roulou,
Sask.
Winnipeg
marksmen
were
B.
Curry.
Ottawa;
D.
Noseworthy,
Winnipeg,
and
A.
Morris,
Nordegg,
Alberta.
A
crowd
of
nearly
4,000
saw
the
Montreal-Winnipeg
struggle
and
heavy
checking
was
climax
ed
in
a
brief
scuffle
during
the
third
period
In
which
no
damage
was
done.
Montreal
got
away
to
a
2-0
lead
In
the
first
twn
min
utes
of
the
game
and
led
3-0
at
tne
.end
of
the
first
period,
Winnipeg
tightened
up
after
that,
however,
and
after
each
scored
a
goal
in
the
middle
period,
Winnipeg
netted
three
in
fho
final
frame,
the
last
with
onlv'lo
londs
remaining
Philadelphia
6
5
.545
Washington
6
5
.545
St.
Louis
4
5
.444
Boston
3
8
.272
!
Cleveland
2
7
222
National
League
W
L
Pet.
New
York
8
4
.666
Chicago
7
4
.036
St.
Louis
5
4
.555
Brooklyn
5
5
.500
Cincinnati
5
6
.454
Boston
5
6
.454
Philadelphia
4
7
.363
Pittsburgh
4
7
.363
International
League
W
L
Pet.
Jersey
City
8
2
.803
Montreal
6
4
.600
Baltimore
5
4
.555
Newark
5
5
.500
Syracuse
y3
3
300
Rochester
3
5
.375
Buffalo
3
6
.333
Toronto
2
6
.250
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olfice.
Returned
veteran
preferred.
Approximately
six
weeks
work.
Apply
E.
&
Scl.
Service
AAI.
177.
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HELP
WANTED
-
MALE
Appli
cations
ciose
a
pan..
May
31st
1945,
for
position
City
Engineer
and
Building
Inspector,
together
with
such
other
sub-eldary
positions
as
the
City
Council
may
from
time
to
time
determine.
Written
applications,
stating
age,
qualifications,
experience,
etc.,
and
salary
required,
should
be
mailed
to
National
Selective
Service
No.
A
At.
175.
Do
not
apply
unless
your
services
are
available
under
regulations
P.C.
246,
Part
III.
1943,
administered
by
the
Wartime
Bureau
of
Technical
Personnel.
(104)
PERSONAL
CORNS
instantly
relieved
with
the
effective
corn
remedy.
50c
Lloyd's
Corn
and
Callous
Salve,
at
Ormcs
Ltd.
(106)
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
STORE
Specializing
In
modern
engraving.
24-hour
service.
All
types
of
watch
and
Jewelry
repair
work
done.
214
4th
Street.
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The
PLAY
SHOE
SEASON
Is
here
with
a
galaxy
cf
designs
and
colors
to
go
with
your
newest
casual
fashions
for
Spring
and
Summer.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
Family
Shoe
Store
Limited
TONIGHT
at
5:00
-
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all
tu,;
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5
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775
327
3rd
Avenue
prkaa
The
date
for
payment
or
your
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August
u
but
rt'jiJ
must
be
Hied
by
'April
30.
Tax
Service
by
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General
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First
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New
Hats
for
Spring
STETSONS
A
new
tuik
just
arrived.
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&
BOYS'
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3rd
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next
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Ormes
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your
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about
that
bond
you
boughtiorw
It
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help
toward
fulfilment
of
that
o
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time
dream,
no
matter
what
may
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new
home,
a
car,
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education
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whatever
it
is
just
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