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MONTREAL, Oct. Ill-A Huh DWI-Yen “bogey” that. had Montreal Oonadiena ii ii-s grip for »~ while today, vanished with the goblins Wnlﬂht as “contract trouble" was reduced considerably by the glgn- ing of all but three players.

With the Flying Frenchmen, whom Coach Pete Lepine claims staunchly “may Surprise a lot o!

1e" in this new National noc-

ey League season. due to open

their schedule in another six days

Chicago Black Hawks, club

iala found only three players outside the told tonight.

This was a pleasant Hallowefen siuprise for Lepirie and MBIHIVW!‘ Jules Dugal who earlier in the day had been faced with the pro t o1’ bringing to terms seven pay- ers Still unsigned, however, was Hector (Toe) Blake, the league's leading scorer and a choice for the Canadian Pres all-star team of 1938-39.

But laying aside those tribula-

declaration “not to sell Caiiadiens short" althouah he is more than saliSllfd that the experts are not calling the llztbliints u. "slioo-iii" a5 irianv did last season with the team finally exiding up in sixth

place.

So far the Montreal club has signed l5 players. These are Cliff G0llpill8. Cy WPIYCJJOHh, Walter Buswell and Doug YOull-Q. for their defence in front of uoalies Claude Bourque and Wilfie Cude who came to terms today; Johnny Cvagnon. Bill Suniei-hill. Rod Lorrain, arid Earl Rolxnsnn ior right wing

and Armand Mondou for centre; | m: (worse Months. and Ray Get-

for left wing. Still on the lulglgined 115g am oentrentan Marty Bar and

TY. Herby_CBin and Blake of their left wingmeri.

HCWEV-Ji‘ club officials assert that the boys will be all lined up without trouble.

The Habltaxits intend to have Bourque as their regular net- minder, while Goupille, Ycung. Wentworth arid Boswell will look after the defence duties. But to date there seems only one from. line combination that will remain intact. This is the Drouin-Lor- rﬂlll-TTlldel line, which demon- strated g-reat form last year and has parlor-med well in drills and exhibition games.

‘There is still a scramble for the other positions, although Leplne indicated that Bar might be used to centre Getlif e and Robin- son while Haynes would be plVOl;

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Expect Going Sloppy For Race Of Yeaf Today

BALTIMORE. Oct iii-MP) —A steady rain reduced the Maryland Jockey Club's track to slush today and indications were that the three orses entered in the Pimlico specie would find the going sloppy tomorrow in the "race of the year."

The three "specialists"- W. L. iii-arm's Chaliedon, T. B. Martin's Cravat and C. B Howard's Kayak Il—were formally entered this morring after getting the feel of the track.

All are mudders of renown and tlléy didn't seem to mind the wet. cold weather. They were full of ginger and were pronounced in the best of shape for the $10,000 w’ri- ner-take-all, weight. for age race over a mile and three-slxteenths. Cravat got the No. 1 spot in the draw for post positions conducted l- Alfred G. Vanderbilt, jockey club president. and A. G Weston. honorary stewart. Challedon got

Canadian Skating Tournament For Ottawa Club

OTTAWA, 0c 3l—'I'he i040 Canadian figure skating champion- ship tournament has been award.- , n e lo gdllll? ‘gr-guide twa M lvil Rogers said today. Club directors will meet tomorrow to accept fonnally ‘Lie Ohawfillﬁilﬁ to be held Jan.

Six new clubs have joined the

association. bringing the club

p to 26. Rogers =ald.

The new entries include the Hali- fax Ska-ting Club.

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ttllile go. 2 position and Kayak, the r .

Post time for the race will be 4:15 P M. AST It. will go as scheduled even if onlv one horse goes to the post and a walkover occurs. ‘Hie jockeys will be Eddie Amaro for Challedon, Basin James for Cravat and George Woolf of Cradston, Alta, for Kayak.

LONDON —(CPi - Children of Winchmore Hill in North London are back at school -iri classes of l2. meeting in houses. Schools are still closed as part 0f the ARP Dian.

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5'1‘. CAIT-IARINIS. Ont, 31-(0?) —-J.cx Chisholm. forward from Oshawa. Ont" day was crowned i089 golfing champion of the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club. He shot a seven-over-par ‘l’! over the 8t. Catharines Golf Club Links.

Syl Apps, last year's champion, was far of! form and turned in an 88. Red Heron was second. four strokes behind Chisholm. Reg Hamilton scored a '12 to win the low net. He carried an ill-stroke handicap.

Winner: Were:

Low gross. Lax Chisholm. 77.

Low net, Reg Hamilton, 90-18-72.

low gross. handicaps up to 10. Red Heron. 81.

Low gmﬂ. handicaps l1 to 30 Sweeney Schriner, 91

10w net. handicaps Stain. 83-10-73.

Low net, handicaps Wally Stanowski, 91-18-73.

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Small Crowd See Bruins Trim Indians

BOBION, Oct. !l—(AP)—B0st0n Bruins of the National Hockey Lennie shifted their exhibition hoohey operation; from the garden to the arena tonight and gave team- mate Eddie Shore's Sprlngiield In- diam a. 6-2 drubbing before a slim crowd of 1,000.

The game was fast and remark- ably clean. only one penalty being imposed. It was called against the! International-Amercan Iieaguers.

Witii Shore, who played 30 min- utes at right defence, performing 1n his customary fashion, the In- dians were inspired into gaining first blood, for the opening goal' was fired in by Lloyd Jackson. He teamed with Duran to com- plete the Indians scoring in the econd period.

Little Bobby Bauer caged two 308W“ Goals, within 25 seconds, and Dit Clapper, Art Jackson, Roy Com l

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‘Vhpq n Pros) Lptt, Jr, of Chicago,

United States doubles tennis championships, turned professional five years ago today. Member of six U. S. Day's "up teams, Lott teamed up with all Tilden in a barnstorming

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those of Young and Barry, who

Canadians have lost three men- all def-encemen. Des Smith went to Chicago on an option techni- cality; Stew Evans decided to re- tire and Albert (Baibe) Siebert. who was coach-elect, was drowned during the summer.

BUNNYNOSE, AM’

posls; Poul }l.‘l\‘l‘.1'~’i, Polly D!'i)'.l1ll Will Play ‘Dalhousie Tigers Intercollegiate Rugby Champs

Game Monday

In HalifaxLeague

Heavy rain plus the unsatisfac- tory condition of the playing field yesterday combined to cause posi-

nemcnt of the second game of "10

sland intercollegiate series be- tween SECDIH] saint Dunstaws and Prince of Wales College.

lt would be impos inle to play on the field officials of both teams de- cided after viewing the gridiron and it was decided that the game would be set ovcr until Monday afternoon next. the only date which the Saints have available to play their coach stated last night.

However with near a weelu post- ponement both teams it the weath-

enmn evrr starts to behave. will be kc '" in liiulier than ever for the tus- e

Prince of Wales in the role of de- frndinw champions will be on the spot. ‘They lost the first encounter bv a 12-0 score against a heavier and faster s. D. U. team but wl a couple of (‘llHIlECs in their ‘p Ccach Gordon Bennett is confident. o’ rrztcnding the series to the lim

Monday's game will be (‘HKZGHV looked forward to bv local football followers.

Residence Rule Suspended For Army Hockeyists

EDMONTON. Oct. 31 --(CP)-— So Canada's soldiers will be able to play as much hockey this winter as possible, the Canadian, Amateur Hockey Association has suspended the residence rule as far as they are concerned and made provisions for games for them. Dr. . G. Hardy, president, announced today.

Suspension of the residence rule paves the way for an enlisted man to join the team in the city where he is billetecl regardless of his previous affiliations. Edmonton Fly-er: have taken advantage of this by signing two defencemcn. Sergt. Peter Carr-Harris and Harry Brown. Carr-Harris came here from Halifax and Brown from Klmbeley, B. C.

Similar enrolments have made elsewhere.

T0 CLEAN CLASS " DECORATIONS

Fruit and flower decorations made entirely of glass can be cleaned by dipping in warm soapy water, rinsing in warm water, then dried with a limitless soft cloth.

BISHOFS ADVICE

ELY. EﬂEland-(CPF-“Slog no hymns of hate," is the injunction of the Bishop of liily, Rt. Rev. B. O. F. Heywood, in the Diocesan Gazette. He suggests the Germans might overthrow their tyrrannlcal leaders, given an opportunity,

LONDON-(Clﬂ- Anthropoloaist, .so!dier and author, Lord Raglan is now in the Ministry of Inform- ation. cen=orinsz cartconsand work- ing on the night shift in the base- merit.

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AX. Oct. Iii-Dalhousie University Tigers are the new champions of the Halifax senior rugby league as a result of a meeting tonight of circuit offl- _ cials. They will meet the Cale- donia, N. S., squad in the first game of the lvfcCurdy Cup play- clowns here Nov. ll.

At the meeting tonight the ex- ecutive threw out the protest of the Halifax Wanderers of a game won by the collegians several weeks ago. The ruling automatically gave the championship to the ‘Pigers.

Although Dalhousie has two more game to play to complete the schedule, the squad can lose both and still finish out in front.

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This compares with profit of \/‘ $3,073,133 for the common stock in the 1938 third uarter, equal to seven cents a are, and with $45,520,048, or $1.06 a share, in the second quarter of this y-ear_

For nine months the total was $102.'l36,l34 equl to $2.39 a share, against $3l.504,042 in the com- parable 1938 period, equivalent to '73 cents a share.

Does Not Want Term Extended '

OTTAWA, Oct. 31—(CP)—Lord Tvveecismuir does not wish to have 4

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w/HY, MRS. surrou -- I'M so soa- RY! “CAP AND LONNY PUT TH’ ICF. CREAM FOR YOUR PAaw ow KELKS'S csAcx PORCi-h-THEWVE JUST‘ sou: m TAKF. rr BACK TO YOU" or QOURSE,

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tended when it expires in Novem- ber 1940, it was learned here today. ‘ The Governor-General recently was examined by New York doctors becaue of a strmnch ailment and i I while the fun ; ports of that ex- amination liave yet to be received, I early reports it is believed were sat- -' lsfactory and resulted in a alight . _ change in diet. ' However, ii. is understood, he dtﬂl not feel he should carry the load of office beyond the five years for which he was appointed.

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A Venice-Milan ten-car train collided with a fast Genoa-Rome electric car, at Lambrate Station in the surburbs of Milan at. dusk, An official communique said the Venice train went against the signal of a fork of the tracks. The engineer of the Venice train and the con- ductor of the electric car were held for investigation.

The electric coach was split in hall and smashed, The baggage car of the other train telesooped its own third class coach 1n which there were many passengers. Un- til lute tonight workmen dug into the wreckage to extricate victims.

‘The engineer of the electric train and a Breda Company technican, riding along to test the car, were killed. The engineer was Qilseppl Masser, 40, who designed n Brcda Company electric train

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