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Eench - Canadian Seeks Boxing Career Only To Become Marathon Champ

189i"! was the nearest to boxing roadwork, so that was the sport Cote took up. It paid dividends early last summer whcn he became North AmericamChampiazi and holder of the worlds record all at once by winning the Boston race in the titme of two hours and 22:28 min. u es.

The victory. in which h li 23 secondsvoff the coursia chill? came in his fifth appearance in the Boston race. He is aiming at a banner year by capturing the Nov. 1p Yonkers grind. where he has finished second in each of the last four Wars.

“Pat Dengis of Baltimore beat me out every time in the last three

By Jzx-k Mitchell cmadian 1'l‘l‘S3 Staff Writer

. - ACINTHE. Qua. Oct. 22- :1 hyiutlox-Jll =15 -t may Sound- . d C :0 bccame a mara- llln Ellllllllllflllollﬁffillléc he wanted

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The wot .. Hench-Canadian. m “m, the North American Title ‘me Boston Athlete Clubs an- l", mqmp. gI-intL is 1n _tra.:i:ng_ at " whim ncw 1:1" Li.‘ United t: llill Chnnipictrshmrs at

' H's whole racing

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tior fl t- _ said the years." the bronzed. well-built run- ipvear-vitl (‘clan f1 used to do her said. "Dengfs was killed in a '4 {Ag l.» l0 Intles of road-work plane crash during the winter so it,

p ‘y I got to like the locks like it might be my year. 1t “nu; h 2' than the boXJiB- So was tco bad about Pat. though, he m I became a runner. was a. great competitor and I'd soon-

llne, marathon

er be in there trying to beat him."

opaanrutfiits. oncnms”:

Narly 25,000 old and undesirable appes trees hat been pulled in the ccrmnerical appe gmwing dlsgl-ias of Nova Scotti up to the first week of October. 1940, since the inaugur- ation in tlln; fall of 1939 of the pol- 103’ of ltllr: Provincial Department of Agriculture, in coropezation with tho Provincial Highways Dﬁpart- “FEM. 0g providing ttoctors. The service i5 fnze to orcihardsts in or. der to give them an opportunity to

EonghRjders Seeking Investigation

lLUITIJIUN, OtlL. Oct. 22-—(CP)

-C.ci' '" ‘cynlirgetsgydcltiictotcibfaltihe clear out LlllI-liﬂflltil-bk trzes. <1 today he had re- DOLLAR DOWN SLIGHTLY med a. from the Ottawa i__

Milgh Riders Foot-ball Club asking h; an investigation of the play n which Tony Gclab was injured mt Saturday ln Ottawa.

Wigle said he would make no day,

Iommen: until he ‘had received l The Canadian dollar fell l-B of a Iialemctizs from officials who hand- ‘cent to a discount of 13 1-2 pet‘ ed the some botwecri Toronto Ar- ‘cent. (Ottawa Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. 22—(CP)—- Leading foreign currencies lost in relation to the United States dollar on the foreign exchange market to-

gtrnuts and Rough Riders. Conrtol Board rate 9.09-9.91 per —-~———-——-——- cent dis t.) Fr te t IS ELECTED 1-2 centcglfxfrl at $4.32 E2 rltfrlzd Vi‘;

AIIIHTIILTI‘, N. S., Oct. 22-(6?) -Millard Chat-than of Wallace. counted out on the casting vote of the presiding officer on county elzctlon day. today was declared elected councillor when o recount was completed. He was elected the same way-on a. recounwovor the same opponent, Weldon Jam- Ieson. for the same seat three we.

‘ﬁll. Ililllul

Swiss franc declined a fraction to 23.19 cents.

________r__ CANADIAN SUGAR OUTPUT

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Canada's ten sugar reﬁneries man- nﬁtottnrcd 620,345,592 1b. of reﬁned sugar from January 1 to Septrmﬁtzu- 7, 1940. ‘Illils is an inctease of 59,- 147046 1b.. compared with the corr- Qsmnding period of 1939.

outsell, for your {ealilfs sake, Io discover how much more ro- Iection you get against cold in “LON S" - - . how much more comfort you get when those “LONGS" bear the STANFIELUS label. For STANTIELUS UNDERWEAR is mode only oi the ﬁnest materials, soft and Eon-irritating, superbly tailored to provide Perfect no-binding freedom. Gel a suit or two at any good dealer. all sizes for men and boys in light, medium and heavy weights and choice of lltree styles: Shirts and Longs; No-buiton Wllh short or long sleeves; Standard "llon model with short or long sleeves.

Wrlfu for Frec Sample Booklet BTANFIELIFS LIMITED, TRURO. NS.

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Excess Weight Is Drill on ’s

Big “Bogey"

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ST. CATHARINES, 0nt._ oct, 22. ——)CP)—The biz bogey in Gordie Dri1lon's Iife at the Toronto Leafs hoskey comp these days is excess Weighi- _V_Vhen he has that licked. the Maritime huskcv is going after the National Hockey League scor- ing championship, leading the fi hr leis club will make for the Stan ey

up.

Drillon reported for training with 201 pounds draped aound his six- foot frame. His best playing welght.l

he says, is around 187 which means (cfenccman Alex singbush,

he has to shed at least 15 pounds.

Injuries and force of circum- stances made last year a. disap- pointing one for the big rightwlng- er, despite the fact his team gained the Stzinlev Cup finals. Syl ADDS and Bob Davidson form the No. l line of the Leafs.

After winning the scoring honors in 1937-38—his first full season in the Nl-LL-Drillon lost out by one point to Toe Blake of Canadiens the noxt year.

He started last season at a fast clip and was right up in front of the point-getters when an injury sent him to the sidelines. When he returned, Apps was hurt and the high-scoring partnership again dis-

rupted

During the current training ses- sion Drllloti is potting goals with ls old aplomb and in one morn- ing workout scored nt least Ilve. He hns lost none of his Speed III swooping down on loose Ducks and his shooting eye is as keen as ever. Barring bad breaks, the big Monc- ton lad should plav back to form which made him the most for- midable riIzht winger in the game.

The Lcafs have another Maritim-

er in camp. He ls Bob CODD. T0" mer University of Toronto defentv- man. slated for B D059 with T°Y°m° Marlboros’ senior Club. He 1s a na- tive of Port 15712111. NB. Conn started out as a Izoalle. strod- uated to n forward post and m?" dropped bnck if» defence on the ad- vice of Ace Bailey. Varsity conch- His versatility alone makes 111m R good Drosvoct a vear hence after! a season of toughening 1n the Se“ °" Ontario Hockey ASSOCIBUW-

Hamill, Reardon Still In Running For Brains Line

HERSHEY. Pa., Oct. 22 —(AP) - Robert tReci) Hamill and ‘Der- ry Rearduti were assigned numbers today, indicating that both are still very much in the rtninini! T01‘ berths with the Boston Bruin Na-

league squad. The new ooactt. then made use of further adjectives by

‘flc Coat! League, was a. casualty, in his lip after a collision with big

lens’ defenceman.

law action todaY. Before he suffer-

Dmmn- on Irvin and is likely to get consid-

Pleasing To

ST. HYAOLNﬁ-TE, Qua, Oct, 22— (OPJ—Montreal Canadlens spent 2 1-2 hours on the lcetoday in a practice Corcli D.ck Irvzn called the "best yet" for the National Hockey

calling the drill “real spicy." Left winger Jack Adams, former- ly of Vatarsiiver iLons of the Paol-

needlng four stitches to clcse a gash Cliff Goupille, red-headed Canad- Louls Trude], a. left winger, and others who have been on the 02:? ualty list tilircuvh injured knees,‘

ed his injury late last week sing- bush had made a good impression

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l Canacliens Workouts Are

Coach Irvin

eration for a defence post with the NIH-L» Wam- He played last. season with New Haven Eagles of the Am- erican League.

Remember When

(By The Canadian Press)

The Pacific Coast Hock Lea with Frank Patrick, noweymanﬁe; cf Montreal Canadians, at the helm, adopted six-man hokey at its an_ nual meeting in Vancuover l8 ycars ago today.

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We love ourselves not with- standing our faults, and we ought to love our friends in like monitor.- Cyrus.

__v i“ Vi’_‘ W I V: i 777V By J- n. Williams our: tioiinntxn Horst; _

WHY coutonrr i». I HAVE THOUGHT O‘ THAT? A INVENTED THEM FER TH’ BABGSGIS 9AY,THEV OTTA BE GREAT FER APPLES STUFF.’

I AIN'T LAUGHlNI-

MUSTA HAD A HARD TIME KEEPIN’ hi5 5Tggss WINTER unocc-

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STPCATHARINES, Ont, Oct. 22 J

Frill ‘l0 vitlit Providence Rods or ‘\" l1l\I‘li Eu ;.<-s for further sea- v

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Send your remittance, with number, Iunk and name, and unit oi the soldier overseas Io

SWEET CAPS, P, O.

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nntl Ottiiwti rm Oct. l-l it ed a tctnptn-iiry cmnniiitcc

Packages should leave Canada early Io ensure delivery before Christmas.

A greeting mrd s/mtrfng Snider's name is enclosed Hill/J each parcel.

51-00 sends 300

SWEET CAPORAL or WINCHESTER cigarettes or $1.00 will send either ‘lib. ol OLD VIRGINIA pipe tobacco o1 1 lb. of SWEET (Al ORAL FINE CUT (with Vogue papers) Io Con-

odiqns serving in C.A.S.F.ovcrscos only.

52-50 sends

cigarettes to on individual or unit.

—I — Basil (Buninterl Box 6000, McnIIeoI, P. O.

today botanic tho first serious cas-I .,_ "HBQI " "' i '1':- Tnrtm Maple Leafs of,

the National H v Lf-ﬂgue ht-thn‘ - , _. - __ _ a r (ti-iii.'t‘t.:klp\itle\tt,i»pk flY]: he suiikor- WHL A,\._.,... . “(Hun y,” mmnd ,0 m," m,

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ﬁ 4 - . atlas reprcscutatut- on “Que tuni- OIWI‘. “ho has yilayod minor 193' my joint eonunnv-e to furtlit-r

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ADE vou STILL TAKIN‘ THAT NEEVE

TONIC THAT WLIZ SWIPE

Lional Hockey League squad.

Hamill was an aggressive and capable performer most of last sea- son with the Bruins, swnrlittig bo- tweeti a wing and defence post. Reardon wascalled up from Her- shey for the filial Stanlmy Cup gtune with Rangers and was brilliant throughout the fiercely- contested battle which knocked the Bruins out of the running.

ANTS “’ORK FOR. FARMER

Harvesting of seed on the farm; particularly of grasses. has always been a matter of hard labour, but. according to a report of a Soil Conservation officer of the United States Department of Agriculture, fnnners In Tcxns have reduced the work to the status of an ordinary chore. One farmer obtained 200 pounds of clean seed in two days from ant hills in a pasture of na- t-ive buffalo-grass. Soil Conserva- tion men, who noticed that red ants collect buffalo-grass seeds, and pllt tlicm around t-lte ant hills. l were able to tell farmers ho\v tnl get seed for planting. The seed was l swept together with a stiff broom and then run through a conImer-l cial cleaner to separate the seedt from the soil, trash. and weeci_ seeds. In two days one man col-‘ lectcd ncnrly 800 pounds of sweep-l lngs. from which the farmer ob-l tained about 200 pounds of gootil clean grass seed. I

Girls Get Ready For War Service Drill and Train

‘IURDINTO, Oct. 31, —-(OP) — Bnlrtly costumed in their air-force bluie uniforms, lundicds o; women ln ttha Canadian Auxllury ‘rcrritor. iail Service in various parts of Carr ada. are turning out for drills and classes tIhese evenilngs- dust in cases There's little fooling among these women. Most of tihem spend their days in buhiness but two cr thzec evenings a wee-k they attend drill. take tiltrough-going classes in first aid, motor mechanics, telcgraphy and at: raids Tecautlon work. They moan Iisiness and aie pm pared to serve wherever and Mien- ever the govemmmit decldrs they can be useftil. Some are alreadly do- ing volunteer wcrk regularly, look- ing aiftur the offices of ttw Veter- ans’ Guard and operating switch- bcanis in some places. The C. A. '1‘. 5.. or "oats" as they even le-Im themselves, orzinated in Toronto a fzw monhlis ago but are rapidly expanding to other provinces. a-nd have units in forma- tion in 22 emittros at the moment with an enrolment of around 3.000. This: centres include Regina, Ct".- oiwa. Winnipeg and St. Cathatines. The Toronto unit has 80:) members.

Miss Ivy Maison, Tbmnno adver- I-islrlg Wrllor. who founded t-he or- ganization. said the promoters ware carefully avoid duplication of effort. with any o er womtnls or- ganization. In the Maritimes and BltLeh ‘hol-umbia when; t-hcr» are ahvady Women‘; Service Corrm, with similar cbjectives. the C.A.'1‘.- S. will not establish branchrs.

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WHATQ THE IDEA OF BRINIJINB IN TWO éilRlﬁ?

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ZISQLESSON! VVILL WONDEI$ SE? AND ARITHMETIC. AT &

WELL, MY LAND! HE'S STUDYIN’

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MA! m. TAKE MY MY BANK, AN’ ONLY AN’ PUT TH‘ FIFTEEN IN, AN'- --

I'VE FIGURED Ir Au. our, 6pm-

OUTTA SPEND A DIME CENTS BACK

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QUARTER. ISN'T IT c? rsarmeo n"!!-

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TILLIE THE TOXLER -- A “PlEAVENLlm THOI.‘

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