MAY 16. 1940

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Moncton Man Elected Head Of MAJ-LA.

HALIFAX. M11y 15--(CP)—F1't1nk Gallamivr o1‘ Mz-ncton “u; elect-ed -es.(-1~."l1‘1 of the Muiumm-e Ama-

u; Hogkcy Assoclatzou 81L the $1,111.31 meeting here today. He succeeds Hanson Dowell of

v a? IIa-llfax was 9691411 111 . \'lC8-1)l(‘S.dTllI. A. E. Earns r. £u111r11et""1dc, P. E. I.. sec-

ond \'ico-pl‘(1s(i€nl, and Clarence Campbell 0133111116)’. thlzd vice- resldr-nl. Carl Y. fisher of M.'d~ gwgn “no Ire-circled secretary- treasurer. The 1101031110.: dcszdctl 111211. for “may p11-rprscs. Cum-berlnnd cguntty 1n Nrva Smtla would be made 1137i of the New Brursuwck section. -

Glace Bay Xldos we're Rranbrd 51m vxpcuscs for their Ewstern (‘amid r1111 I111! r~r111od1n1 c playoff

5011c: 11111111 t Mnxrflle Millionaires.

Que 1111't111te's silence war. ob- knvd by the meeting for Orlay Bjlegh, lonrner Ifnltfax and Beir-

wlck hockey afar. first Maritime hQfkPY player killed 1:1 acuon u-Iul» serving M111 the Royal Air Force.

Paul Rounding Into Shape For Race

John Paul Cl1a1-lr1Ls-1oun middle- dlstanre 111.7111 and wr-ll k:10‘1v11 throughout the 1111111111110; for ms running ability 1s to be seen daily on the szreetts t/hese days as he whips himself ln-to shape for the ten-mile raoe that takes plcoe 1n Frerlrricto11. N. B. on lVIdv 22rd.

Paul has b01111 prunding i-hc pace- ments now for 111t- pnsi. month and a hall 41nd ls now rapidly nearing

hLs peak. The rzgorcu; schedule he 1

has manned out for hfmsdf calls for 1110 lull trh 111110 trslancc every day 111111 u1':1r111r1!l_v 111:1 time has bcrn t" 111111! tltmn lower mrtl low- er 1111121 on blunting: 111st hr- r0111- pie? the course- 111 55 1n11111trs.

Paul uill be 1n 1‘.1e best; olnhnpe lrr the race on Wednesday n"xf 111d frets thntl 1n competition he c211 k:1'~k two or three 111111111165 of! 1hr an muultes.

BritishMlIeduce Butter, acon, Sugar Rations

LQNDCZY, XVIHV 15~—|CP Cqblfih-w

A 111-11 1111 111 tullons o1 butter. IMCJli .1 suuur \\‘11:~; announced 1011111211 by Lard woolwn. the food m.ni=.t‘r. in revlexrlng the situation

d ~ as of Dutch and

.1~.1:1n supplies 11nd the t 1' \1:.11 >1 lg $111100. ‘Inc 1"‘ . will 11c cut 111.111 1x.

to clrht ounccs a week starting

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Defeat,

Bill Werber opened Lhebombqrd- m r 1,; 1 ' - u“ ."...:11r. 1111111 1m 911° OmDson held the 31’ m” m‘ 111 11mm: numdfifo:

e o y runs he gave up were home b and I-Iandley 161mb!“ first:

‘Joe Moore started e 01mg; a two-run circuit blow 1n me

The Phillies gained u tighter hold 011 11118101) of the secon division, trouncmz St. Louis CBTGIIILL! 11-3 at Philadelphia 1.n g one-lnnl-nl who of sln les.

Cllm h: over 1.110 Cards to fifth Dlace vesterdayb the Phils made 1t two ln a row day by routing p11.- cher Gene Ullard in the second

Reds Retaiiate F5} Win 5 - 2

- oppoeinz mythical

Foxx Lines Up

THE

‘Little Giants Beaten 8-1 By Red Wings

NIONTRIZA L. May 15—(CP)-A

111-N cne, four

phia at Clevelna r1

Baseball Pcstpenememts: Nation- [Baltimore _ schzd-uled. Ame-r- lcan—N~:<w York at St. Louls tc" _Boston at Chicago (lain) , 1.. mgton a1. Detl-czi. (rarnt, P11111111- 1111.11).

, Toronto

four I Second Game:

M o _ scheduled. 111ternatuczzal-Syrmcusc 811111120112 ythlcal Tear" llll-h t_ab12c_k on a quartet o! Jer- a} Montreal train, 001411, f.ve 111- ‘Toronto

levy Clty pxohers earned the Red Orlldmtg one doubleheader s:hed-, 111 innings.)

1W: t.» an tl-l vzotcly over tine uled. Amtercltan As:cla-t.1on—M1n.:c- Coiller

CHICAGO M———-av l5 _‘AP, "Vmldgual "zonal Lcztwue‘ leading Iuttic ijgfiulw at Milwaukee Ira n). 11v) H:at.l1 and Gray. my FOXX. win Qualifies as 2111‘ 111A-1 ‘R it'd“ amuRmd I, leduled’ ‘ —_ Lhority on the sumector 1111411111 1111- ‘r l. $““ ' " "Plg h s . . . i ed up a Dowerwlus nwumcztf‘ y 11111-11 vlqiorv. was s1hel.e<l from YEbTERDAYS RESLLTS ream today which he gum, ‘ 1110 mound 1n i-"ne Fvscond. when

teed would send chills through

5,11 l-he IVY-hm: drove out five success- Dmhers evm m, we 1111s. Bill Harris held the WWIRS

NATIONAL LEAGUE

their hottest days, 1'» one 1'1"n 171 the next. frur rounds, 01111111111314 FOXX. the Boston Rmrl Sox 11111.1 ‘but fif“1F.‘l1"'|'$1l;11‘1.9(1 m.» b-mbam. Brooklyn

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leads the major leamlesirm lggll.\__|ynltllfi ‘Turn , '11 n 1 Mm Mur- W1 Mung.»

ted m’ emphasized his selection 1 1 1 0.10’ (.11 rue 111 the 11th FY3121 .

were made strictly on 0011515101111 n“ n? “f? mum“? 011°“ 1‘

flugging ab11|y,_y_ “My, defensive ambr-i vmtnn nvér the Minnie Leafs 1n P11- l00 100 0011-2 B 4 _‘ 1w not. c011s1dered. His 111111111111 ‘111’ ""1111 some or 1,1 dfitrbl-E-h-radcr New York 002 001 20x%> '1 u club had a lot of ‘lefcnsivc ,.;n_..,_]1-t Tnrvuvq, 'I‘PIII“1IO “Tn m, Lanahtan. Bro-uh and Brrrrs,

however. and 11101111111 11111;; \\1o...-("11r11~f'" 3-0 WW1 in 111121111111 r1 J1111 Walkup.

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1 1' v1 but hlmself 1n “umfornrgec m“

frame with a. slx-hlt. barrage that produced all of t-he winners’ runs.

shortstop Joe Orengois homer sgaértttitrltha futile 5t. Loulg surge in

At ‘Bosbon, Larry Phonon’; 111E 9110111118 Rave ChlcB-Bo Cubs o. 2-0 victory 1n a hurling duel with rool-ue Nick strlncevlch of the Bees.

Both hurlers up 1o the seventh 11:11.11 1r. 011111.11" 11> scra . enc mse sar- e e o wo ou n e

dth blwoffwltt tlth eighth. when "Ra. bit" Warmer, fumbled his easy rolier.

REVISE_

(Continued from page l)

inf points between Namur and Mezieres, in France.

The evening war communi- que also reported Nazi at- tacks at several points be- tween Antwerp and north- west of Namur, but all these were repulsed.

The defence system Into which the German motorized columns pene- trated today in the Sedan area are not part. of the Maginot. Line pro- per. The Maglnot, line-and its ad- vance fortresses- is intact from Montrnedy. on the Belgian border, down to Svritzerlsnd.

From the Montmedy are; 1o the North sea the defences are semi- permanent in nature. with fleld pcsitiong and concrete shelters for machine zunners on the counter- fcrts of the Meuse. The Nazi thrust. was ntzalnsf. these positions.

North cf Namur the mdl new German attack was toward Gem- blcuX. on the Brussels-Namur road. |'I‘l1is attack was repulsed.

The Nuzl infantry hurled ag- ainst. the Mouse llne yesterday was not. supported by 111111311 115111913’- bu: German bombers strafed and bombed French infantry units.

Same Tactlcl In Pound‘

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Al lhe same time, following the tactics used by the Nazis 1n Pc- l1111d. powerful motorized units were sent forward. French lrxfdn- try stood up to the attack. but. at some points was forced t0 Ml blwk before the violence of the motor- lzed drive. Such was the case 1n the three polflLs -where the Nazis broke ihroulth near Sedim-

when the enemy motorlud col- umns drove into the defence sys- tem they spread out. Fronth tlnkl counter-attacked while French 1n- fanlrv fought. niramst the Gennfln lnfn11try111en following up enemy tanks 11nd armored cars.

British and French bombing plmcs launched a combined a1.- tnck on Germans crossing the ‘Mouse and the main lines of ad- wflnclng reinforcements. A IarSQ \\*;\\'c of French bombers, with 111111101‘ escorts. opened 1.110 attack. Thcv were followed by 51.111 heavier 131111511 rrrnmtions. Over 150 Allied plant's took part in this operation. Largo tank and troops concen- lrdticnds were broken up and road! blocko .

T1101. the French launched their counter-attack.

1n Last War

The “open field war movement" Dlgyed an unportant. role 1n the First Great War on two separate occasions. the first when eznploy- ed bv the Germans and the second 111111 decisive time by the Allies. The German war of movement ,1...“ launched by Von X11111" smash ihrouim Belflillm 511d 11°11!" em France to within strlklflfl 1115' lance o-f Paris. It was mflflwd by the German victory a1- (31111119191 and finally was halted by 111° ' 111111111 victory 111 the rlrst battle v1 |ihe Marne 111 Selflfimbef 1914-

, T111- second use of the war 01 I movement. ca-me 1n the summer 0f 19113 after almost foud years of

two- 5859

He" u we Down-Imus g. - Etteyfg fQuf-bg e b k _ mu ‘11111 oi l1is world champnns thls tlon made u entirely s; Hg X c clever mound dugegl rbcrffiwegn “$311.5 girugggtims 66.310 1%’ OOx-g 111;? seam". ~ layers ca h@r5___B11;v - Colnewr o; U B, , ' = Ills biggest lob has been to pre-I , 1 . 1e rds and JJtmny Bowman. Russell McGee Shrun - 1 ' ~ ew York Yankees: EH11!‘ 11011111 . P illo. Collier Inch-rd l1 fies‘ and Pad ebt‘ be '~ I’ Hm“ me lions 105mg Streak from d“ n 9:11,! t Si‘ I I RY g‘ mmpg‘. U . . l? 1. H12‘ and Atwood. .111ag11‘,_- the morale or the club -_— Pmchcrs. _Rc<1 R1 1,1,, w‘ ‘ q ._ t 1- 1°11 81V? 11D .~ 1v 1111z1s1 mace 111 the Amcrn i. Cinch _ . o.‘ 1.1 he seventh for Ohlcago 000 000 020 -2 7 3 Jcbull Lcnuuc after growlriz B lg Legging" . geushiirgion ant) mthfslsfl] i’ h“ ‘T111 111111011 11rd‘ the Brgtcn d 000 (100 1130-0 2 -1 l! {111111111 1181111111111 1119 V9318 RR Y. s on t1 50x; Tl 11-1 '1.~1~,1 / _~- _ ' rendh a ’I‘0:‘.d; St-fn ~ , 11' 3 "f1 5. 5,01,,’ 1 D111 Midklff and Walkulp sbrug- .Err10ksc'r1 £111 um. l 6mm] P1"1111' 11111181‘ SW11 vressu"

op. ,

Ken Keltner, Cleveland; J rd ‘

0e Cronin, Boston Red 80x; Charley Gehrlnger,

first base, John Mizc. Card 1 and from lelt to rlght 1n 1111- ‘ field. Joe Medwick. Cnnll -

.1 cottage hou. . the first mobile dental centre of 1.1 e ‘British Expeditionary Force.

In this cottage the Army Denial Corps floes 112s work-for the 111-u time In its histow tinder rontillvrws of LICMVE service. There was no such body 1n the B. E. F. in the First Great War.

The Major 1n charge of the centre a civilian dentist before the war 1111111 practised ln Belfast, Northern Ir“- land. said he treats n11 Mvr-"rzu rt 122 patients a xveek, in l0 l1cu-s daily, SIX days a week. Two 111111-111111- lcs average 24 dcnturcs a ucck. ‘rlze surgery chair. the iron spit- toon. anesthe ic outfit and the vnr- lous "instruments or torture" can hr packed info four “cnsllv hanctw-d packing cases,” the Major saidiTrr the B. E. F‘. of today and {111 t5 parts are essentially a 1ncb1le con- cern.‘

high command that, the moment has come 1,0 Lake the inltiazlve 111111

attack the Germans in 110111 o1 the powerful Mngluot fol-tumu- tlcns.

In addition to. blows struck 11g- alnst. the Meusc defence systt-ln around Sedan the N11z1s abo 11.- tacked 111. several p 111s 11' Antwerp and l10l'll1\\'L‘.~L cf All these attacks were lunvever, the I<‘1'-:11cl1 munique said.

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Enormoun German Losses

The German push today. follow- ed immediately b7 the 11111111111 counter-offensive, begun after the Allied forces yftilfffldy‘ 111111 1.1.1, night had hurled back with e11 '_ mous losses German troops tryzng to force 11 passage across 111t- Meuse at various points from D111- ant. 1n Belgium, to below st-tlun. Around Srdati, the I~‘l't‘11cl1 1nd closed ln or. Gcruums 111 11 p. about four milcs drop, 1o 111g some of the enemy b11111; 11c1-1.1-.. 111:.- rlver and boitlmg up the othvrs. Sedan itself ls located 111 a l1ol- low formed by 1-1 curve 111 the Meuse and dominated on the 11111

bank by t1 1111c of i1ills. . 11.1.1.1 from thesn hciuhis 111 1711 111111, the Prusslnn nrmv lcrcm 111v <-;1-|

pitulalion of 111t- arnrv 1:1 N.1]1t1lt'.:11 j III. This 1110111111: the 011111111111 and i110

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NIGHT COMMUNIQFE

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PARIS. M11v F011 I111: is ttfnightls 1-2111‘ of 1111.1 French l1lgl1 co11111

"At several points their. violent enemy attacks, 111111 1.111.». against Bclszian. 31111111 and 1111111011 troops. from Aniuvorn to norllnrcst’ of Namur. All wrre rcpuLsrd.

"On the Mouse bchwcc11 Mczlcrm] and Nnmur the 011011111 s111'1~:- ' i 1n crossing the rlvcr n1. a 11111 I of polnfs and 11111111111; t~n111.11111-.~

“In the Sedun region. when- 111111 enemy had made scum prztg us,‘ counter-attacks 111-c with tanks and hzwnbcr r _

"Farther east there WIS 11rt1ll<~11v action. ‘

“Our 1111' force roluluucd l1< 1~r--| cotmaissanco. P11rs11lt 11111-21111 111-= lervnncd novnhlv 1n protrri 111g mlsslrzv. Durlntz 111?" mcnls ll cnciny tnaclnnr‘. shot down."

trench warfare and after the hall. 111R of Ludendorffs s]! offen- slve bv Marshal Foch 1n he sec- ond battle of the Marne. which cllmaxed the German offenslves 11: Plcardy. Champ m‘ Ind 0n the chemln Des Dames.

Foch, who had been named Allied Genernllsalmo 1n the spring 01 191B after almost four WIYS 01 lately after the second battle o1 the Marne and hurled the Ger- mans back on 11 from: extending from eastern France to western Belgium, an offensive which ieo to the armistice.

All operations bet/ween the two 1hu1tles of Marne might be con-

sldercd part of "the war of posi- don" of 1914-1918.

I Allies Take lnlllnlln

1n the present conflict the Allies have 1111111111 a war of position dur- 1111 the first eight months of con- flict to strenqthen their Ilosltlrm 1 and season their troops. Bu! the Nazi sweep through the Nether- lands and 1n the Mensa valley 1p- parcntly has convinced tho Allkd

Player's “MILD" cigarettes have "wefprool" paper which does no! slick 1o lhe lips.

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ygled for seven innings in t-he open- rarleu-liltviutu1r- only scores cvmlng 1m

_ w. Jon! 113w B D1 Mmzglo, Yanks and Tvtl \'1l11:111:s 8-6

11111111g. . Jersey C: Ly Rochester

'11s clumped ovcr Nt-wark - l1 r111 place by

1c 1c ~ Red 50;; _ Salvo. Hams, East, Hen haw . —-.---__-__ John“. M by P11 M11114» and Blaemlre; Lyons and $0,119“. l K1. and Clyde Mg- mom-r aruroxs mulmjfl, Th m _ - _ me 01-21" WAR TEETH N. p.113 “Mun §,,‘,‘;l“"tf\2B;1gé§$ ———.—— “ ‘ “ ' = New-ark WITH THE B, E. F. m FRANCE k‘ 1‘ 3f‘, f‘ 111 3111‘ seventh and Buffalo 12o 000 aux-a 12 11‘ May 15 —1CP) —At a 011141111111 “J11 a 1111111‘ C31 111i Earle/v and sears‘ Gierell a1 '1 clearing station situated in 11 h" ‘ Cflftiid tthe mnmng M¢cu1.1c‘uy_1h_ " ’ ‘ l‘

First Game:

Davis; Hubbcll and DJIICIITIH.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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BASEBALL Yrssuus

1 Yanks Manager 1 ‘ Has Hopes For "'11, World Pennant

ST. LOUIS. Mar 15 —- Milll-llvr J00 AIt-Curlhy of New York (iota-111 st-cm 1o be 105mg three strokes over taar for the seven

, . 5011181111112 new for them. but the bossds n111hor1ty' for the statement 11B S1111 1S a tzrvflt ball ciub and that 1111c nlnvers- 1on1 they 1111i snap out

"I111 1101. 2011: to start worrying 111101" all thcst- rears," he said to. for; “YOu can‘: do any azood worry- n11.

da slump nothlnz

000 000 000-O 6 4 100 000 0231-3 8 0 11,: Mltlkiff. lvfatuzak and Ibdmond; Wulkup, McCrabb and Gzay.

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PAGE NINE

N. S. Softball Assn. Abolishes

l Residence Rule

Fifteen Top Flight Golfers Meet In U. S.

TITRURO, N. 5., M113.‘ 153-4011»- Mswlaged p; - - 1e Nova Scout: S0111 . A-sucuw- B” bum-ts writ" tion fell 1:1 line 111th c1110!‘ 31.1.81. d NEW YORK. Ma 1 —( _ organization; toda' at 11s annvml Fourteen top flightygfifers fir‘)? m1, meeting, abollshhré the United States and an added entry] rule 111 revard to 1111-11 from the Argentine, Martin Pose tee 111.;- cdnmfian off at Fresh Meadow Country club 991951-19; 1, .,

tomorrow 1'11 that unique and shunt-l m‘. T‘. I 1, 1 . l. ' "' ' . 1v complicated m5‘ known as me‘ res t“ t‘ rut.‘ .111 .1441 .4111 . . Goodall Round Robin tournamentH that ‘m5 p!“ m5 m“ 1° a‘ Y Pfizes “waning $5000 awani those, through enlstmczxt or t: who have compiled the best 11111115111111’ be 111111119114 1111 10 111111- l! W scores" when the final round or, men 1n scrvzce who nmv br- malch blav ls comllleted Sundav, {erred 11110 t-he clislru-t (l 1 Jimmy Demaret of Houston, Tex- suffering 1hr 315. W110 zave the boys a irinnn1ng1 in m.- (1, .- tall around 115111"? Q3311! 11,1111'qur1llly ~111<1t¥1'1 ,. w1 1 1m lmplessne 11c: constnuncn_~

By Gayle Talbot

10W in e Master's event; at Aug usta. 1s the favorite. Harry Cooper, 185i years Goodall winner. ls not "—*—"—-"-——~ entered this fume.

Some regard the Goodall as 11:», truest. test of competitive golf, Thryq 1 1Z0 out in set; of three, 1n seven 15-» ihole rounds. Demarct. for instance.’

BASEBALLS will have two different opponcnts| on each round. so that the ronclu-l sion of tlte seventh match he w1_'1'

have encountered each of his 14 r1- vals.

T110 scoring ls on a “plt1s" 2111111 “mmus" basis. ff a nlavcr is tvm 1111' m1 each 0f his rivals at. the end of a round, say, he has u score of four-l plus. Each of his orépohenhs is two-l

. Cooper. Can- _ _. . mlian open champion in 1932 and Afflm» T1891!

1937. won with a remarkable flrml “@1111”! 131111011‘ [were o1 Rl-Dltls last. year. He tvawwlflklll. While ~ . Hayes, 11111111110.» rounds. ICiustino, P1ra1t-s

RE HEN 1 Lombard" M’

so (‘lay The (Jfimldlan Press]

_ u paw B1 y Wclr, with 'I‘o- diam 5.1%“ R ,q , llronto Mzvple Leafs on 0,1 on from n1 ulag'ue__x1‘,70flbgyihjw} n Boston Bee"; of me National Base- ' ' “ ' ‘*

ball League. plwhed hunsc-I.‘ back

into consideration for e bug-

leamle Job one yam ago today

14th the season's first no-hlt, no-

illy The Alsovlultd I'm-q) 1311:1111: (three leadrrs 1r. League).

Player. Club

11ml!

Home Runs:

American Imague --T:o.=.1:\'.

Runs Batled 1n:

American League-Furor, Red 31»;

run game. beating Badumom gliélslvgtllonal Leaguth-Mlze, 01rd. Qritlzles ill-gal": was the seventh _________._. ____ __ vtc ry n starts fcr t-he last- (‘\.\'.~\DI.-\N MAR TI ‘ place Leafs. Weir started the 1940 ' __ A u“ season on the raster of Boston Na- TORONTO, May 15__1(;p,__q-h,

14°11'95- annual Canadian Marathon Chann-

~—-—————— nlonehlp will be held here M 1- g4, G SCOTTISH FOOTBALL uflh the errtrj" 115st clorlng 31 v K1 LASGOW. May l5—rCP) -|offlc1als of 1.119 Rfonnrch .11

lmamock defeated Rangers 3-1 lClu-b of Toronto annf111~1ro-:1 and Motherwell whip d Farm-k night, Thlslle 6-1 in Scottls west 1001,. ball matches today.

Mlnarrl’: IIIII! pain.

B)’ Edwina

C114 TAKYWORDERS FOR cALLtm P-D"——1'1.1.. PRINT FlF QUAPJliEfL-— TY FOR A