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Thomas, of lamdm. was named
chairnun of the British lupus
Girls 'hack and Pield Committee
I-t a meeting held hare last night.
Elvin Girls' gash and
held at Univ-
Ontario Stadium
lnternrediate and
I-nldlan champ onahipa will
termined at the loeal meet.
the winners of the senior ev-
l qualify to represent Gan-
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CANADIAN
STARS ARE
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Pritchard and Linkietwr wen
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thdr rivals, the Kcnsinrton
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C. leeumted for two of their tal-
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lonlo Frame 1
In du (kaham, the rear axle
paasee through a banjo-
ahaped opening in the frame.
Thisdistinctive feanun means
that the combined weight of
axle and rear wheels helps
tn anchor the car to the road,
especially over bumps and
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A Quia: cunvn - no eidawsy. Om dis
oar-tracks-smoothly. Down-hill road full
of waves-no lunging. Halrpin turn on a
natty trail-the rear end "stays with yon."
You’re enjoying an Outboard Spring
ride.Thsphyaicalsanaationofcomfortand
stability in a Graham is due to the long,
` flexible Outboard Springs, Banjo Frame,
wide 61-inch tread, low center of gravity
around sharp curves.
and geometric steering mechanism.
'l1iere’s more to the individuality of the
Graham than its sure-foooednese on the
road. Aluminum cylinder head for greater
power and pick-up. Full-length water-
jacketa for a cool-running eng'ne and betoer
oil economy. A new style note for interiors.
Low prices for e new high in value. See and
tlrivethiscarthathasacharactcr allitsown.
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no Greham’a roadahilg
aafely is the self-eqa 'ring
character- of the Hydraulic
Brakes. Brake pressure ia
transmitted evenly to all foul
wheels. And Grahai'n’a,Geo~
metric Steering ia desipad sp
sudden braking does ig-
terfere with sure corner;
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Newsworlhy fam about Graham
The new Custom Bight is tha first medians-prki
car with centrifugal Snpoeehaqee. 135 lag.-'e
42% increase-without sacri6cTn¢ fuel econom .
. . . The Six is bigger; 116-inch wheelbase.” TL
Eight is bigger; l23~in¢h wheelbase. Gear-vision
ventilation. Threopanenger from seats. ~ _
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BT. LOUIS. April 12-Buck New-
som of St. louis Browm, and Diny
Dean of the Cardinals, two loqua-
ciom right-handsrs who have voic-
ed disdain of the other, clashed
here today and Newsom was rouied
in an exhibition game won by the
Red Birds, 22-9.
The Cardinals continued a wild
attack on Wells, Andrews and
Baecht, who followed Newsom to
the mound, and won the second
straight game of e. five-contest city
series under wraps.
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B. Louis (Nl ............
Bt. louis (Al .......... ._
J. Dean, Haines and Delancey;
Newsom, Wells, Andrews, Baecht
and l-lemsley and Heath.
loans ef Other Pre-season Games
At Tulsa:
Pittsburgh IN)  10 la 3
chicago on ....  413.5
Swift-. Johnson and Finney;
Stine, Pomorski and Bhea.
At Uharlotte. N. 0.!
New York (A)  14 15 0
®arlotte (P) . . . .
 3 10 4
Allen. Dmhone and Dickey, Jor-
lens: Martin, Durham and Luchey,
Biatruf.
At NewYOIi¢
Boston (Ai .............. U 6 0
Newark (LL) ............ 1 8 1
Wetland. Welch and Ferrell;
Duke, Olm ang Glenn, Oollins.
At Aehvllle. N. U.:
Cleveland (A) .. 
New York (N) 
Peuson, Lee and Pytlak,
oar; Hubbell, Bell, Smith and Rich-
Ida.
(Called at end of eighth because
ofsnmn.
at Baltimore:
Philadelphia un  |11 a
mamma-e (nn ........ .. aio 1
Clemrells. Dietrich and Media-
ki: Appleton me Asby.
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Of BigFour
Postponed
(0. P. Dy Gla.rdia.n’s Special Wire)
AMIlI!I$I‘, N. B., APHI 12.-An-
nilal meeting of the Maritime Hoc-
key Icarus wiu be postponed umu
the end of Avril, President J. A.
Hanvmy, KC., announced here to-
day. Word was received from
Charlottetown and Moncton offici-
5]-9 alll' U10! Would be unable to at-
tend the proposed session in Monc-
ton this Saturda .
Y
TINY Mid that preparations for
the 1984-35 888.5011 had l1Ot been
completed.
Will Not
Opp os e.
Transfer
81”. LOUIS. April 12.-The rumor-
ed transfer to Bt. Louis of the Ot-
tawa Senator club of the National
Hockey League will not br- opposcd
by the American Hockey Association,
if the minor circuit is compensntrd
for this loss of territory, William I-‘_
Grant. the auocintlon president.
add here today.
Grant, who voiced opposition to
the proposed move when Ottawa
dispatches first reported it last Sat-
urday said objection would be with-
drawn if compensation is paid, and
Prank Wainwrlgfht, operator of the
present Bt. Louis club, Ls satisfied.
A league meeting would be neces-
sary to determine what value the
American Association would place on
the franchise, Grant said. Hockey,
which started slowly in Bt. louis, six
years aio, reached a peak in the
season just closed, more than 200,-
000 persona attending 24 home
games.
CU1' CONTINUED
(U. P. Dy 0aarllan'a special Wire)
UITAWA. April 11-The lo perl
cant income tax imposed on judges.
Ioff lftary, naval and
e Royal Canad-
is rmitlnued for
5555
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The Bill was mov-
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Hoop Team
(0. P. By Gusrdlasfs Special WIN)
MONTREAL, April 11. -_ Smart
passing forming the spearhead of
their attack, Young Men‘s Hebrew
Association of Montreal. tonight
defeated Brockville Rowing Club
28-11 to win the two-game quarter
final round 60-50 of the Dominion
Intermediate Basketball in the play-
downs. First game at Brockville on
Saturday the Rowers won 39-32.
Y. M. H. Afnow meet the Mari-
time Champions, Sslnt John Xozmg
Mcn's Christian institute Trumps,
in the Eastrzm Canada. seml-final.
It- is expected the Maritimrrs will
play here on Monday and Tuesday
in s. two-game total-point series, the
winners entering the Eastem Unn-
ad.a final against the Ontario title-
holders.
As no wcstcm teams have challen-
izod for the intermediate title the
Eastern Canada. final between the
Ontario and the Y. M. H. A. Saint
John winners will also be for the
Dominion championship.
SIX HOUR BATTLE T0 LAND
FISH
After a irrrlllc fight with a foul-
hooked black mnrlin swordfish, H.
White-Wickham, landed nis rap-
tlve, weighing 470 pounds, off Res-d
Head, New Zealand. It is the hea-
viest fish nf the Kind muzht there
this year, During the six hour bat-
tle man and fish trswled l’l miles
REAL BANK ROBBIIRY
RECORDED ON’ SCREENI
MASDN CITY_ Ia., April l0-Bf- A
lieved to be the first ever made, a
moving picture was filmed here of a
real bank robbcry .
merclal pictures when seven bandits. I
believed to have boon led by John
RETURN T01
CANADIENXI
MONTREAL, April 12. -_ Albefi
Leduc, burly "battleship" defence-
man of the National Hockey League,
is-, again the property of Montreal
Cariadicns. Announcement was
made today b_v Leo Dandurcind thaa
the olub had token up its option to
repurchase him from Ottawa Sena-N
tors. Alhvrt was sold to Senators
on option last Fall and into in the
svalsou hc was lo:\n¢‘d in the Nc\vI|
York Rangers, his contract auto-||
mnilcally rnvcriimz to Oitfuvo. at the 'I
close of ihc season.
1.1¢-
Exteuds Call
To Dr. Clark
(('. 1'. hy Guardisvfs Sprrial \\`\rr)
Al\{H'ERS`[`, /\""`l ll--St. Sil'p~
lwn's Cliurcii I ' .lofi un- invita-
tion to Rev. W. &..|rI<_ rmetol of
Gower Sirmt Uzixrod, nf Si.. .lohffs
Nfld., to succeed Rev, M, W. Arm-_
strong, whose rcsifznation will be-'i
come effective in June. A
Previous to going in Ncmfaund-
land, Dr. Clark wns pasior ¢\fZG'ia.l-
mcrs Church, Qucbcc CIi~\'2 and
Knox Church, Saskatoon. _ _ _
APPR/()\'E lU'ZllABTL[»\TK`)N
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(A.P. By (iuard|a.n°s .\'prrinl.\'§ilPl
ST. THOMAS, Virlziil 'l'kln?fds,
April ll-he colonial council to-
day passed a bill providing for the
creation of the 51.000000 Vinzin Is-
land Company to buy land. d’1'vrl<»p
Dillinger, the kill-crazy mid-westem
scourge, raided the First National
Bank here. held 30 employees, N
customers and scores of by-stand-
ers at bay, and escaped with $52,000.
The photographer, sensing what
was occurring, turned his camera
on the holdup men and recorded
most of the robbery befon- one of
the bandits spotted him and threat-
cned tn kill him il he didn't atm
-'shootings'
HOCKIY MAN!!!
NORTH BYU!!! NB. April ll
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funds. Govemor Pearson, who sp-
proved the measure, will leave fm'
Washington Wednesday to eonler
with officials regarding the forma-
tinn of the companv. 
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