n
tut
A
1
1
r
'
Monday,
May
11,
1353
Ti!
1
I
4
Banquet
Cancelled
Canada
Life
Wins
Playoff
Spot
.nada
Lire
won
a
three-way'
701
for
ladies'
hli.h
three.
For
fires
11
Troopers
8
Spares
8,
tiebreaker
C
for
sixth
playoff
place
the
men,
Alt
Muron
of
Acme
Sharks
7,
Lucky
Six
7.
Comets
5,
LAUYKM1TH,
Be.
((pi.
01
the
Mixed
roiicn
no
ur
men
.1
ihkh
-"
i
in
"A
Division
'ule
the
bowling
world
hC;(
99
and
Tom
Naka
of
Booth
topped
,rn
Rawlina
League
by
downing
The
annual
Lirtvt...
World
Depression
Feared
By
Canadian
Trade
Group
fJtj,i.
liy
The
Canucliun
Press
;
OTTAWA.
Fear
of
a
w
orld
depression,
perhaps
within
two
years,
is
held
by
the
Canadian
Importers
and
Traders
Association,
embracing
about
400
im
ihro.
rilvkinn
with'
nunrutiv
cngiaiiu
w-r
n
j
,
1.'
T....,ll,...
All
I
lia
M.rK
thE
1
Ing
Assoniai-
u...
'
'
iuai
..
.....
.
j
nn
v.i.fh
rc;l
or
11
noies
was
round
in
a
-
".vii
uHnniiAi
7
.
.
.
u,(v,o
(-!.,
nair
of
trousers
amoniz
sumlus
...
iuc
r.fc
had
45
points
auer
me
lpninie
eame
last
week.
f,,
i-,ih
t..ain
clothlne
donated
to
east
coast
a
jch,.r....
shortaco
.
ys
m
J..v
.v.,.
t,,,c
,.
h
nini,
nfr
tn-1
counted
..j
3432
m
3?
.
.
tf
three-game
score.
j
"7
."""".
reasjii.
Hi,h
7;'
.
,
..,,,
..,.
i
that
a
housewife
may
have
un-
are
emrnroH
;
'
rw
U
'
were
Final
resu
game
.,ttlnR,v
(1onatcd
hJ
husband's
12
!
night
at
7:30
for
the
cnampion-shlp
are
Headpinners,
62;
Pu.--h-
53:
Fashion
footwear
a-i.
overs
default:
raaV
hoard.
for
gum
T
f
4,
sittlng.
Shentons
51
and
Bruadway
Cale
1
mm
m
m
wmmmmmmmmt
mmmu
49.
In
the
final
league
(jaine,
Iso-j
bel
Caswell
of
Ocean
View
top-!
ped
the
ladies
in
"A"
Division
with
a
2B8-single
and
Marge
Pushovers
0:
Ocean
view
J.
ur-;
phans
1;
Mlt'.cr
Bay
3.
Headpinners
1
1
99
Taxi
3,
Shentons
1
;
Canada
Life
3,
Cooks
1.
It
Division
Harolds
4,
Daiiy
News
0;
Northern
Glass
4,
Jerseys
0;
Booth
3,
Hills
1;
Bulgers
ELLBS
Phone
245
Office
oppose
ps
Off:tc
Laporte
01
Penguins
established
high
three
with
739.
For
the
men,
George
Bradley
of
Broadway
lOileu
another
280
for
high
men
s
single
and
Ian
Dunbar
of
Pu.sh-
I.T.-GKN.
CH
VKLKS
FOI
LKES,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
chiefs
ot
staffs
committee,
presents
to
Burgomaster
de
Niet
and
the
municipality
of
Wageningen,
Holland,
a
copy
of
the
surrender
documents
signed
by
the
German
General
Blaskowitz
May
5,
MONDAY
VEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
owr.s
rolled
bdl
lor
nign
lareu
3,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1:
Hijackers
3,
Jerry's
1;
Acme
Clothiers
3.
Conrad
1.
SI'ltING
l
EACil
K
.
Some
hlh
scores
'vrc
ncked
up
by
Spring
League
bowlers
last
week.
Art
Olson
rolled
a
high
1915.
at
Wageningen.
It
called
for
the
surrender
of
all
German
Bloadway
counted
12R8
for
liiuh
port
firms.
'
Tn
a
briof
to
the
Si'inte
tracU
trillions
commi'toe.
the
asso-ciHinn
suggostrd
Canada
tak(
Uip
lead,
partlpul-irly
amonr
North'
Atlantic
Treaty
Organi-7,ntion
countries,
in
advocating
international
control
of
trade
and
'
tariffs.
Thomas
Oakley,
past
president
of
the
association,
said
Uiere
are
Ei-ins
of
slackening
ricfciKO
spending
iininns
West-e;;.i
countries.
This
would
result
Ln
rteercasins
world
trade.
'
Mr.
Oakley
said
another
world
oppression
"will
probably
brlna
mbout
another
war."
The
only
6MosithO!d
Divorce
5ef
Aside
team
single
and
Fashion
added
ray
out
of
the
cycle
of
war.
'oom,
depression
and
war
was
hrouRh
international
co-opera-ion
on
trade
matters.
Another
approach
to
world
rade
problems
was
suggested
by
he
Canadian
Metal
Mining
Association.
It
proposed:
9
Continued
negotiation
for
he
removal
of
obstructive
trade
jarriers;
FneouraRPmrnt
of
i
11
v
e
s
t
--ncnt
in
Canada
by
countries
of
he
sterling
area;
0
Maintenance
of
stable
cur-
ency
relationships
and
an
in
rease
in
the
price
of
gold
"as
me
measure
towards
creating
iriequate
national
monetary
re
serves
and
currency
convertibility."
The
association
S
'ii
C'i
iiikI.i
':
eld
minine,
industry
is
in
danger
of
extinction.
Member
coun-iries
of
the
International
Monetary
Fund
restricted
international
rxchaiiKe
of
gold.
forces
in
the
Netncrlanas
ana
normwesi
uerniaiiy
w
uie
rirsi
Canadian
Army.
three
games
for
a
high
of
3ii32
LINES
Prince
Rupert
to
KETCHIKAN
In
"B"
la?!-,
final
game
I
iSinlc
,or
334
anil
came
Dat.k
l0
didn't
alter
the
playoff
positlonsartd
Uirf,P
ganlpS
ir
high
score
Only
One
Legal
Entry
Made
oihI
the
following
teams
me
Uif
780.
For
teh
ladles,
hiuh
three
Tuesday
at
7:30
p.m.
to
decide
Uie
champions;
Jerrys
57.
llar-
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
ond
other
Alaskan
centres
In
Salmon
Derby
on
Sunday
iliis
53.
Northern
Gloss
53,
Acme
and
single
were
rolled
by
Olsa
Newton,
scoring
727
and
300.
Team
honors
went,
to
Sharks
rolling
13(14
and
3''.2G
for
hlyh
single
and
three.
Itcsulls
-
Lucky
Six
1.
Sharks
'lothlers
46,
Jersey
Farms
45
iinnual
anil
Bulgers
4..
will
climax
the
Ideal
hoal.i.s
weatlii
r
yestcr-;
10-21.
I:!V
'''11'
s'
-'rs
of
ishislers
out
to
1
FVC,,t'
f
In
the
filial
le.-igiie
liiht.
n-t-
with
connections
to
SEATTLE
ANCHORAfif
WHITEHORSE
Hto
Your
Locul
Travpl
Aki-iiI
Official
w-it'liing
station
is
at
ty
Wade
ot
Hi.
Is
lolled
Z'.m
10:3;
comets
i.
hpares
i
iiot.snois
the
Yacht
Club,
Cow
Bay.
where
'top
all
siiule
game
scores
of
the
3,
CPA
1:
Spitfires
2,
Troopers
2
derby
tickets
are
available.
Icvenimi.
Bosio
l);ivies
totalled
I
SlandiiiRS
Hotsliots
11,
'SpU-
TtANCOUVFU
CP)
A
divorce
:e!
l
Record
Grain
ihtained
.six
months
ago
by
.lalnarv
man,
since
remarried
,v.
set
aside
in
Supreme
Court
j
ljci'c
after
a
lawyer
said
"it
is
the
i
il.,.r..if
rtoca
.if
norinrv
Shipments
IllUOt,-
ll.liu.ii'
l
HJl
vi.
f'J'Jt'
m
I'omprlc
in
the
annual
Hod
fi
G'jii
(,'liil
sprins
siilninn
derby,
now
in
its
third
week.
Itli'uiRh
several
salmon
were
hooked
some
loi;t,
some
laniied
mi
commercial
tackle-
only
one
entry
was
made
i
the
derby.
The
salmon,
w::i;'.hin'i
Hi
nmind
.
eiht
ounces,
was.
weighed
in
by
Larry
Stanwood.
Thc
red
spring
"
s
hooked
in
the
vicinity
of
Seal
Cove
at
6
p.m.
durir.a
slack
water
and
boated
half
an
hour
later.
The
trolled
lure
was
a
No.
7
MeMahon
spoon.
Ta
'k!e
roiwl-.Ud
of
2'I-"i-.ur.d
'est
b":iiil"J
nyior.
line,
15-pound
monofilament
leadrr,
cir.ht.-ounce
led
.'inker,
a
homemade
Calcutta
bamboo
salmon
rod
and
a
Penn
star-tlrn
vol.
Witness
to
live
catch
was
Mr...
Lil'i'in
Sjtamvoufl.
The
annual
derby
ends
June
conspiracy
and
malicious
abuse
(
Wfprflffc-n
of
the
courts
1
have
encounter-j
I
I
CUUCU
c-'-'
,
I
VANCOUVER
(CP)-G-ain
ship-
Ralph
Clyde
Wallace
of
r
Cal-I
mcnts
tnrougn
the
West
Coast
-ary
did
not
appear
in
court
to
ports
wm
reach
a
record
U5.
dispute
the
statements
of
his
bU0
000
busheis
this
year
despite
lust
wife,
Elsie
Jean
Wallace,
thc
80.da
strike
which
tied
up
ihat
she
received
no
notice
of
the
fiye
m;Un
plcvator-5
hcle
and
in
jjroceedlngs
and
knew
nothing
New
WestmiJ1;itcr;
0tZ
Mw:'.
A.
H.I
Hoy
Milner,
government
trans-
Titi
port
controller,
made
th
pre-
ol
grain
A
D
Macfar!.;,;
to'
rcfe.-
the
Action
as
the
250
strikin
back
to
,
,,,
.(
,.
Mm!
handlers
Dcaan
nuns
J
'
British
Columbia's
ex-..
their
jobs.
1
jte
,
.de
the
divorce
J
"...J.
.....
nnrt
era.t
vjlume
would
be
up
jon
uie
6
grounas
inai
mis.
nauacc
;
.
-
t
v,
:
1.
1.
Prizes
111es
will
m
be
oe
kiv-u
Riven
mi
for
thc
mc
r"
r"
.
,.
.
1
3.800.000
ousheis
over
19a2
at
the
,
,
...
.......
.u
ana
tnocn
uooauii,
iiuuieu
-
,
,
,i
o.
.
neavicsv
eiu
eacu
ww.
ounus
correspondent,
knew
nothing
of
end
of
Wie
crop
year
on
ju.y
Jt.
pi;,$
w,
be
awarcied
for
the,
.petition.
He
said
he
was
not
con-
"Without
a
strike
we
would
,i,ree
hf.a.st
fish
cf
th
sea-;
crrnoil
with
Wallace's
subse-
have
moved
between
140,000,000
son
and
a
three-day
derbv.
June
qucnt
marriage
or
any
change
and
145,000,000
bushels
through
.
-
1
which
might
result
from
it.
,
West
Coa.it
ports
this
year."
,
f
..,
1.
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a
-
;
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-';
,
.
9
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K.
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.
e:
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f"
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i
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x
.
,
.a
-
Hefty
Baker
Dons
Big
Boots
j0
pFOtec!
To
Become
'Ashcan
Jumper'
n
'
MELTON
MELTON
MOWBRAY,
MOWBRAY,
England
England
between
the
town
council
and
1
1
Vf
84
I
,
It
is
not
in
thc
pu'iic
interest
to
permit
continued
depletion
of
our
natural
resources
without
thoug;;t
of
the
future.
r
Your
Social
Credit
government
wi
ot
all
times
encourogs
or
Reuters
Harry
Beaver.
42,
hefty
local
traders,
'baker
who
tips
the
scales
at
210
The
job
is
his
his
until
the
(pounds
without
his
oversize
boots
council
allows
its
garbage
men
'today
began
Britain's
craziest
to
empty
the
ashcans
free
of
'job
ashcan
jumper.
,
charge
or
the
traders
agree
to
He
gets
10
shillings
a
week
to
pay
tne
council's
new
four
pence
jump
up
and
doftn
inside
seven
levy
on
every
a-shcan
emptied
ashcans
in
tlu
backyard
behind
but
the
first.
j
the
furniture
store
owned
by
Melton
Mowbray
traders'
as-j
Lewis
Palmer
in
this
Midlands
sociation
claims
the
levy
is
un-town.
I
fa'r
and
is
fighting
hard
to
get
i
Harry
has
to
cram
the
week's
it
repealed.
Richard
Barker,
'accumulation
of
waste
paper
town
cierk
says
his
council
is
'.enough
to
fill
14
ashcans
into
fully
entitled
to
charge
tout
the
seven
bins
because
of
a
feud
pence
for
every
ashcan
cleared.
Bobo
Holloman
Pleaded
For
Two
Weeks
for
Chance
derly
development
through
free
and
competitive
enterprise
and
w'!I
rigidly
pvotsct
the
interests
or
oil
the
people
and
noJ'
a
favored
few.
Don't
be
misled
.
.
.
Mark
ycur
ballot
first
chocc.
111
rV
-4J
'
-
.
fff
,y!""
1
.
-
'
j
1
'
.
X
,
ST
lOUiS
AI'i
..Rookie
Bob.
"That's
right,"
confirmed
Tloiloman,
wlu
has
banged
on
Marion.
"He's
come
into
my
of
fice
'the
manager's
door
for
two
every
day
asking
'when
am
1
;week
pleading
for
a
starting'
gorna
start?'
!
assignment,
tiirew
the
portal
oli
'
He
sure
made
a
bum
nit.
of
fame
wide
open
by
pitching
a
no-j
m8
tor.Sght."
fitter
in
his
first
major
league
A
beaming,
sweating
I'r.lioman
wt
for
St.
Louis
Browns.
.
..it-s
(he
greatp.st
tHrill
of
,
The
27-vear-okl
righthander
nivlife"
V-8
type
engines
set
today's
performance
standard.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
1
In
the
last
live
ycjrs
alone,
six
manufacturers
did
it
with
fast
balls,
sinkers
and
jt
was
the
first
lime
a
pitch'T
T1..,
fl
liv
til'
lulvrrt
i.
-mi'iit
Is
Is
?
;
i
v-)
v
r
J
fJ
,1-iuves-aiiu
sume
.-iiiciiuiu
nuiu-
n-Aa
tosseo
a
no-nilier
nis
Iirst
Brlu
h
Columbia
S
k-ImI
Cre'tii
Cum
'lug
support
against
Phlladcl-
ume
out
since
Charley
Jones
did
Vw
fnmmitu-o.
j
pma
Athletics
tor
a
s-u
inumpn
lt
wltn
Cincinnati
in
1892,
pwiiinwuiiani,.
ui.
L.u'.fcwy't1
'
wi
mai.jiju.u,ii.n
i
Hint's
unmatched
in
modern
baseball
annal.".
i
'
For
two
weeks
H
illoman
has
pleaded
wil;i
m:ina'r
Ma'
'.y
I
IViailUll
lU
il
Millblll
UMItll-
(
have
switched
to
V-8
power
in
their
more
expensive
models.
And
while
other
makers
arc
now
beginning
to
Tecngnize
thc
advantages
of
V-8
I
ngine
design.
Ford
continues
to
offer
V-8's
in
ull
models
.
.
and
I
ord
alone
otlcis
V-8
in
the
j
low-price
held.
No
other
V-8
engine
is
so
well-tncd
and
pi
oven
as
I
ord'
power-packed
high-compression
Mrato-Star
V-8.
Today,
four
out
of
every
live
V-8's
are
Ford
V-8's
.
.
.
for
Ford
has
manufactured
more
V-8's
than
'
all
other
manufacturers
combined.
.
A
V-R
engine
means
a
shorter
engine
under
'
the
hood
-
more
itxun
in
the
car
for
passengers
instant
response,
smooth,
dependable
power,
longer
life,
economy
of
operation,
flashing
performance.
Thai's
why
Fold
is
worth
moic
when
you
buy
itworth
more
when
you
sell
it.
Yes.Tord
has
pioneered
the
development
of
the
V-8
for
more
than
twenty
years
and
has
constantly
improved
It
until
today
V-8
power
is
the
accepted
performance
standard
of
the
'
automotive
industry.
MAINUNL
I
L
DOR
SLDAN
illmtriitcil
ubine)
ment.
"1
in
not
a
tnidpcn
pith-i
or,"
said
Holloman.
"I'd
rather
be
'
In
the
minurs
Hum
in
the
bull-i
pen."
1
r
IS
THE
CNR
AGENT'S
1
BUSINESS!
(
our
dcNlinallmi
niny
It
im-hi
i.-..
'
or
far.
Siiinr
here
in
(
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