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rmw max. sent as -(An - The NewlYork Yankees have adeni- iod a called "pistol ‘pack '

ditty .momma" oratbemeacngandew

.ery time they in on a chorus oi "lay that pistol down" people tor blocks around want to pick up the ‘an and start-tiring-

Bu besides rendering aims very bad music the Yankees are stirr- ing up a bad omen tor the 8t. Louis Cardinals in next week's world series. ’

Two years aso the Yankees made a marching song out oi the "Beer Barrel Polka" and for weeks beiore the world series they would sound ogﬂmwith “Rcll OutlThe Barrel"

_=I€ Bad Spill Features Feature ' " E A T R E ll N Event At Bridgewater “m” ‘m’ ' STABIING 1"‘ gamoTlcl-rllnlro ruomaur nERéEFEXAMl a senses "more". or *=l..=.s~ m- i — n5 E0 e n ' ' ‘ ' ' " worth 1n thrills at today's hBmB-il meet here as {our pacers in a eld Junior Free For All NQNTAQUIPJHT 5 P- , , u, led m, in", dm-m rsonrscua-sa . s Ines Iunioxl-slreefllor-lill ‘and wcun Hal B. Direct ( l 1 4 - 1. r~ u‘ up in a mass of splintered sulkies Bonnie Bo (Etter) d 3 1 and stYliiPlltlE horses D118 3- l 31'1"‘) 3 5 3 '2? ‘Plfnflifil tca:‘:.§r.lr:..;ar“> . ‘m? -- wiil W0 rss an a l- fourth. None oi the horses was Harry Direct l an) 5 .. . " emu, badly injured, and the onrlxy oaks‘: ‘limes-IO’! 8- . 2.10 a-a. 2.10 e g-hlgoaﬁoaatninur‘ hjgxeid olrlgﬂggmewbigci in Ne. 4 Classified " 5 m“! ° M C “ti?” lhe 2.18 however to drive the Plc- ‘ Blislof‘, at’ Tom“ you Foundry Workers‘ Sir Admiral Grace Abbey (Jabalee) 8 l 1 “ (‘- at t kiln win Winnie Scott (T. sample) l 5 2 Chicago at Detroit (Tine slggrl clzasdficd went to Wat- Reuben Me (conrow 2 2 4 " l1 Oanadlella at T°f°lll° ciﬁlll nlvneri by“ Frank A ams oi l-LM. Volo (Lewis) 3 3 3 " l3 Detroit at Canadians Halifax. while the No. 4 rlasslliefd wynirglasnudibgnlzDgwglllfl i» é g l $lcagto a: Riallgfa) l . n ill c r ce Abbey a - a ee ac ll i: " 5 r0; a 0i‘ dig-f bad rsgrtlﬁpgcg start in the ‘Times-Ill, 2.12 1-2. 2.12. Rangers tat Boston ll"l. heat " 16 Boston a Rangers I s Q "is 1-19 Cl"! Toronto at Detail: SUMRLR ‘ * adien at ca o Sir Admiral goal-lea) l4 ‘l ‘l’ .. l, ﬂﬁonw ﬁt 3mm, 3 No. 1 Classified Lady Hal filling‘ on 2 2 a n m Chicago n Den-oi; a 7”" Dug“! ‘id $1M) 3 a 2 " 22 Boston at Canadians Walchim llrloodl _ 1 é I Calumet m 6%“ Gino i’ 5 6 4 Ran e" at Tel-mu, Jean Hcnlrv 1O Bllenl 2 Aubrey D l ll X ), a 5 e u n Canadians a; 505m“ S?" "turllllcoxjnioyli Tfﬂillﬂn? 443 2 Blakllinneisfm ﬁring-Ii 2. l. . Rani"! ll D9759 T "*9"? QMWKL a " =' ' ._ ‘_' '_ . Toronto at Chicago —‘" '""—"""' " 25 Detroit at Boston N a l H k L " 21 Toronto at gzriladiens Rangers at c850 atzona 0c ey eague .. .,. ........ ., Toroatp Boston at Defro 1 “ 30 Canadians at Rangers ¢ e l1 e ‘"44 . .22“ :2 cago cs " 8 Rangers at Detroit i- , " 5 Chica o at l‘ nadiens m so. 8031011 at cnnaalens " a0 chlcasv at 30am Detrot at Toronto Rangers nt Toronto Dec. 2 Chicago at. Canadicns Rangers at Boston " 31, Rangers at Detroit Detroit a}: Toronto " 6 Chicago at Rangers Tor .to a: Chicago " Detroit at Canadians 'I‘oronto at Detroit w.’ z Rhnqcrs m, Canadians Rangers at Toronto " s Canadians at Boston ' " 4 Toronto at Detroit “ ll Canadians at Boston " i0 Detroit at Rangers Canadens at Chicago Rensers at Chicai° Boston at Chicago 5 , " 6 Bclstcn at Toronto “ ‘I Detroit at Boston " l! Canadicns at Toronto C Ago at Rangers " ll Cansdlens at Toronto " 13 Toronto at Rangers ‘f " 7 C cogo at Canadians . 9T5 8t 808K011 Detroit at 1305MB ' Toronto at Rangers " 1'2 Boston at Rani"! Canadians at Chicago 3551211 n: Detroit Canadians at Detroit " 1'1 Canadians at Detroit < ~- ll Detroit at Toronto Toronto at Chicago " l9 Rangers at Canadlens Barton at Chicago " 14 chklm it 5°39" 505w" It TVTOMO a 13 gym-On a; canudjgm " i6 Detroit at Toronto " 20 Canadians at Rangers , Chicago at Toronto ", l6 Chicago at Toronto Boston at Detroit -. 335w“ a; Rmgers " 19 Boston at Canadians Toronto at Chicago “ 14 Canadicns at Detroit Detroit at RBYXHBTS " 22 Chlcaso at B83189" Rangers a; Chicaqu ‘noronto at Chicago " 24 Toronto at Conadiens ; " l6 cnnnacns at Boston " 3'1 T°l°nlo l" 505ml! - it at Rangers v " l8 Toronto at CanacPens " 28 Detroit at Chicago " 2d Boston at Canadians 133mm M Rangers " 2-1 Rangers at Detroit Chicago at Toronto Boston at Chicago " 95 chlillﬂﬂ at Canadians " 2'! Canadiens at Detroit -- 5o Canmqens a, Toronto Rangers at Toronto Rangers at Chicago “ _ Figstzm at cbqndlen, " 36 Chlclso at Rangers " 29 Toronto at Boston . 19mm, B; Rang"; Boston at Detroit Mar. 3 Rangers at Detroit qhkago at Detroit m Detroit at Boston Boston at Chicago n of] Torch“, a; 505m“ n 1m Detroit at Canadians " 4 Cansdiens at luiuslvv " 25 Rangers at Boston 3i ‘lbronto at Ranvers Rangers at Boston ‘r Detroit at Chicago Jsn. i Toronto at Boston Chicano at Detroit _ e g7 Rangers at ganadlem Csnsdlens at Chicago " B Toronto at Crlnadlens I - Best“ at Toronto " 2 Boston at Ranizers Boston at Rangers g y " 2a ﬁg-ocdlﬁlii at Ranger; Canadians at Detroit Detroit- at Chicago ~ l momma M, my,“ " 4 Toronto at Canal-liens " '1 Detroit at Boston "l, 305m, a; 3mm o Chicago at Boston " 9 Toronto at Raneers s 1,... ,»: Canadians at Chicago _

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‘I'll! ADVIITIIIIIINT IPONSOIID II

MILTOWS OLD SPAIN

. season Sunday, b

B O XIN G

the p. in the series they rolled the Dod- gers over one-

lest year the song writers neg- lected to provide the musical min- ded Yankees with a lyrical lilt and while this oversight was not blamed at. the time for their subsequent loss oi_ the world championship to the Cardinals. the New York American LOB-RUG Glee Club ls running no similar rlslc this fall. .

They are sinsins more and loud- er than ever before.

Tuesday night Manager Joe McCarthy gave a pennant party ior his players in the big banquet room ct the Rapper-t Brewery and the Yankee songbirds probably would still be clustered around the niano it the brewery management hadn't iinally turned out the lights and shooed them home.

lluroohar to Ba Released

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 29 — (AP) —I.eo Durocher will be given his ndltional releass from h 4a.: r-manaser contract with the rooklyn Dod ers, eiiective with the close oi t e National League ut may negotiate tor a return as bench manager, President Branch Rickey announc-

ay. Talkin to a press conference

l9 Canadians oi, Rutgers

Detroit at Chicago IQUITIE CRAIGIE POSSES ON

VIRNDA —Chnrlu (gllatg) o

the ill-second Men, 30, 40, 50! Want lend Pep, Wis, Vigor‘! ' as'o"mt'lll'e'.mlluo

I a l delllh .. sswswmsrén...

_ HE SAYS use GONNA s-nsv up Au. NlGl-ITY/ AN’ WATCH TIPDIE! l‘

rm: cnsncofmrowlw GUARDIAN

tention "in view the recent. strides in physio , especially in l5 regard to msem ation, to the

ln-fsebt. za-ulm 0111816. 82. who orthlw ’s

43gb,» 1n- nn .. __i .. .....;.l..°n.’°.“iri%ni‘.i’;'.‘..‘l.°,.§§*;=- REMEMBER wuss:- "Cne teat attributed to Crsigis was i

‘nionglglnd’ of the IOO-verd dad-i (By The Canadian Prue) "Dwedjv “if”? l" 1399. "N! h! A Ql-S pre-season iootball victory 4m“ ' l e "hi?" mlﬂ_ 1° by Toronto Argonauts over Un-

TII x Tonia leis. Contains seals. “"‘$s"1is“?.-"“""- wwa-aﬂﬁ term.

new AND “CAP” swans ,

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Chicago 3: New York 0- cnlcago ‘l; New York 4. Si. louis 42 Boston 3- Bt. Louis 3; Boston 8. Detroit 2; Philadelphia 8. Detroit 9; Philadelphia l. Cleveland 2; Washilwwll 3-

NATIONAL Brooklyn 11; Pittsburth Boston 2; St. Iouis 3. New York 2; Chicago 3. DIFIICUIJ‘ MATTERS

IONDON. Sept. 29 ——(CP) -The question o! artiﬁcial insemination‘

in r ation humans

studied careiul by the govern- ment which deal with legal ,.robiems it i! it becomes

can raise a "llve issu " in Britain, the Duke o! Nortolk told the House oi

L0 d .

Til: Duke spoke (or the govern- ment during a depate brought on by Lord Brabaaon who drew at-

lmmediate consequences on live- stock ln neral, and to the poten- tial possi ilities in relation to the human race aml ethics."

Declaring "it is our duty to know the problems about to iace us." Lord Brabazon asked;-

"Ii a. child is produced in this

l i ekl . £Tr°s§°§$n$ isy 100 and it is

shortly be re _ ed. In charge o! tcdays operations

are Dr. J. A. McMillan, Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan and m. I}. Round.

(mm their son, . Whitiock, announcing his a o arr rival overseas.

i r l the nnnlner th new“ n clinics The d6-

volunteers

ber ‘o’! and maintain-

ed this num

IEOIIVES APPOINTMHWI.‘ -- lt is lee-med thlt headllll All‘

Craftsmen of A Grouping. Norman Thom son Maciecd o! the Royal Cano an Air rbrce has been £- pointed to aosition o! Aircraft‘ - gine i pec r in No. 6 Repair De-

Trenton Ontario which is the argest Air draining centre in the Dominion o! Canada. Mr. Maclood Leod oi Cardigan and a grandson o! the late Malcolm Nicholson oi’ Albion Cross. l-Ie is also a brother oi B- B. MacLeod lormerly a stud-

and young peo le Monday ht in the Church . e m

oﬁned with ashcrt devotional ser- v which was tollowed b a mus- ical rogra-m alter which e you!!! peo e retired to the lower hall- where games were held and ltmch served. The musical part o! th

tural livestock, he said.

Lord Marley raised the problem o! lllegitimacy during the debate. term "illegitimate child" ought to be abolished, he said, ior "there may be illegitimate unions but wh put on the untortunsto. innocen child a term which pur- sues it through lite."

ent or P in r w l Coll nu

a sraduarto 0:1’ othe lgreihce eliiklwtrd l" ":1; f" '

Island Nonnal school. Plum"- m Naif.“ In cnuacn MEETING-ma v.9. H"! Oemmm- ‘l 7°“ °“ “"1"

son. o! zion Church bsl°a their saw‘ o! 1U WNW“ °"'°'“§’,

annual reception ior the students Bliﬂbllri’ c‘ my’

° a friend's homo. Ill‘! “WNW M1183

the G it.» rmnlli. _____;___.

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Alan lands! Casual-Illa Stall Wklhl

ma: a. o. s. r. so ma: m momma. (on —r'liaht leldafml! "ht:

with leted more than h“ wmvsorti realm

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usu. nous Smith. public "late ions ogiicer at Canfnlan 196mg H

notebook with his pbtlirednside at

with the Canadian intemsﬂonal debating team. Previous to his enlistment last y. e was manager o! the Eastern ‘rrust Company alt Charlottetown. He

sduated irom the otitcers’ Train- Centre at Brockvilie, Ontario

last May.

LBJ. AND N8. CAR I'll]!!! SERVICE — The Northumberland Ferries, Ltd, report that up to date they have carried on the Wood Islands-Caribou route over 8.500 more pauengers than tor the eer- nspond period last year. Coin-

versity o! Toronto tour years ago today cost them plenty in broken bones, cuts and wrenches. Art West, Annls Stulrus. Jack Moon and Mike Barber were among those injured and Harry sonshine. essayinf a comeback in blgtlme Iootball, ier s. serious injury suffered a twisted arm.

mencing marrow the service will change back to two rounds e. day. leaving Wood Islands at l0 AM. and 2.1a PM. and irom Caribou at 12.15 AM. and 4.15 RM. Be. ginning November l, the time from Wood Islands and Caribou will be iiiteen minutes earlier. except the iirst trip which will remain at 10 AM.

air force on health unds- He

came overseas again ast spring.

1n the meantime Blair and o

‘rhey rammed to Br in the yser and at present are gungry instructors at a inning oen .

One It. A. l medium muadron now based in sic y busy hampering Italian targets includes a 800d muttering ot Can-

Among them are P0. James Mc- William of (010 Summerset Ave.) Winnipeg, formerly o! Toronto; I10. Peter Macdonnel o! (87 Forest l-lill HAL.) ‘Ibronto: PO- Donald - er o! Davy A. J. Mourn o! (186 Maine 8t.) Port Dalhousie. 0nt.; I'll: Sgt. Jack Riddell oi ((334 Bay st.)

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——-... . an» Beb- training centre her recently -

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ort A ur. 0nt.; and Sgt. William

u‘ _ t , rogram consisted o! a solo b “h. new“ ! w “y. hi“ ,__~_ ‘*2: “"123; 5weD$ghe?°WOPlllra xgllayolhlrlltrsalsprlleﬁllllnawfcholill; a“? Riyadh“ ggelrlblofmﬁ. mt. saw Klan» Blair o! on rﬂ°°th°f "lfh h," be ﬂee to n otllte {or the Dod- the doctors know that it is llleglti- cordian solos by m. 1.. Jordan an 1M mil-um MM u“ m,“ anger because ay re g llglgﬁgalillli. Jr i 5011;: d ‘Goths: mbate. v may lecande tgndgrlalve givia-nﬁrsolwaibalgelgltggg“ lgaeYnuﬁ ggduplourld thegglleture. dilmbnd-Itllld I0! ll-lolwwood." ' 5.1%‘... Ell’ $1‘... in ch15 on". N r. Ralph aeLean. ‘ “The?! 5m! L" l!“ Pam'- IalIdnOll e e e Ind have ' . . ordinary development. The Church Presiden . welcomed the new sbu- ‘Whats he doing. over here oom- . ‘h. ‘h it “gum,” will have to consider whether in d!!!“ Ind Yﬂllllk Bowie the mented llamsden h‘ "P9 " 1i Detroit at Canadians bums a and“ lgn 1:1 m w?‘ . misty‘ icléthhfl: m? were in Put on um." subhe- u u ﬁgs!!! at 30$‘: "$1.1" '§,§§n,f,¥,,:n¢§ if.’ 32st,... anasvas ovalssatgsu? mild ma.» a reunion. awn arransed tion la guaranteed.’ ens s. ~- - _ Tuna“ ‘t new“ n a u. in a als. has been race, zed 13g“ he J‘ snug‘ torB-mihéeihnftumébm who .R.€:’|°N_ v g l4 glilolioﬁ Si §3sﬁ° §§§3°m°§.t‘r°§..l’§rs“§?“--§§l&§t'n°ﬂ§3§l§ §r§§§nm5°§s ﬁlial-ﬁns xélfﬁklumun.“ 22;? ﬁiﬁpéiflﬂlfi"irﬁ gill ?,:‘.':'.':,',“:'§"§ ' t 19 Chicago at Canadians than anyiuere else in the world." C. A.. was the " ‘ ‘ Honor c ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘” as all‘ evald aware u m Boston att troit It there was to be a change to Award student of 1896 at Dal- gunmm They bums gpgfltgd in - slidalia-tm l C . - Boston .t‘1b§$l.'l%‘°“' §§§n“l’n°l’§§§l§“tn‘l§ éﬁTonli 5E lﬁi EFTER’. It'd? "° nail‘. §§‘°..,“Z,,'§,"§§f‘§,ﬁ ﬁtﬁulﬁtﬁi‘, u chum‘? 8t Dﬁlfolt have a serious ettect on agricul- n; the United States in i936 pub“, Mam", um- loavin; the

Port Arthur. All are veterans the Airicsn campaign-

“Wham? non manor-rs

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