l NOVIZIVIBER 27, 1941 h-- 'u'u

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THE. oksAr o-rtfrlsu REiUl EIIATOR

For General Weakness, 5pfnlll Extozisiion, Physkol dsczy and I.ss of Nerve Power.

They be on lzlzliilzle gpﬂilllC for weok nl n and women. Etfsctzlol, restore I01 vi u'ity and Stamina. Sold in lcoxrs. Double Strcngh Or the spe-iol , Ex n Stcng WhlTlI take ellect in o few mnutes.

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Voluntary recruiting is failing to meet Needs, Brig. says

QUEBEC, N V. —(OP)—-BriR. (l: Valli; ' cznlnlllild- ll\‘ l) bio. 5, sllid in in W's hero that Canada's pre- tellt fySlflll oi rccruting for the lmlrd lCt'f'(‘5 "docs not meet our lirrch" A.

. will: a lillnchcsn gathering it (to r_.i'r.-. to a cvil.“ recruit-- lite \' ‘illllllPll ronvfninn Brig. Vallri" siilzi "w? lluvc reed lm- nlell, a IIICSSIIY,’ no. ,Tlle viluiltary t-sirlll s the best lystem video lnlunteers are obtained, out ti ll" d" not oblan them . .

“Oilr lllflll are over there u-ilere y it?" r. ‘ll llCTl reinforcements

rs? lty tl-Prll lllf‘_\' on into action. lt iw (to ll't hccd ther call what

will happen? "ill llll‘ l"st ivrir. Canadians of ' Prrllrh origin llad but one regiment at ijio il- lll- Tile Rclyia‘ 22nd. To- ur llnrii scvrraj uh cll d-cmand ci iilnizzi rzilllcrc-rlncllls. and

.iil:l il1orc so with the new l ‘Kl l1 til ill ol French-Czlnacliaoi art’ ll ill tile army.

'w.lat \\'lll th y say if we do not n tile recruits necessary for iiizlis (lcilllrnlcn. I am wor-

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art (it “the war." Bu}. <ll d. c dd lvl. have fl sut-

qiztiiliitv of tile necessary .ir<i tnols—tllﬂt is not sill-ms- ~Z brcoilse we dd not want uar. We naidsd tlnlc to orglulize t-he rc nf the lrlrliires ’llic Lisk “as oifiiculc but, '0 ilnvo succeeded.

" torirs are working t: fliil rllplirzty and are slipping by trr lillfl soils thtir prcdlnrys \Q',\'{‘]‘d the ba to fields In Errope and Af- rica, N \\' we l‘.(‘€’l men to equip llvlw“ llltlfllllYi and hxncilc trcsc

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Vallcr sziid to the delegates tllﬂt _\'(tll exorcism on influence. a treat liittllellce. Pltasc hep us to ‘llﬂollr-"irzc the youm to 9117'“ for strriccjorersras, t." fill lmd keep u? our unts. You will be Con; a 10d "t . ii t‘ll'.il‘ table act, It is not Cnly l qllcsion of n go d art-porhaps you l-lii b? aweluing a 1131-1“ nai l‘

Tile youth of today is privileged" BY ti. VFVIIEX‘ srid "It as the cnance t/: mnrcll tinder the flcg of a new crilslldo. It. lifts tile honor. if it so wsios. to tillllst. fr nn ‘deal Let ll-‘t ' i120 oer youth to ii’t it- \'(‘ lhf‘ cnlp v mlllerialsm s. illllrilirlc at‘ in which mall rilllo: a robot unless ‘ac reacts "mltnlll to it."

The Eastern Guardian

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i 0t tiirlxts wns made d Churches. Rev. J. Milt- "Y 0t Vlflcyflold took s ‘ll ‘Mulltngilo United and Montiizrr Clilirthos. While 1'» lllllilullxi coudvctcd the

Personals

‘ ilk Dewar. Montague, “Mr 1i l3 ilvf7l‘. Monday olt"r 111R cl llif‘ llllcss of hcr s's'er. “i, hi.» cff- '1 P»Y] _L.

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Riggs and Kovacs Turn professional

NEW YORK, Nov. 26—(Al=l__ Tile tiwo tcp rtnking amateur tcn- nis players in the United Sales, national champizn B-bby Riggg and Frankie Kovacs, today turned professional and signed contracts fcr a series of matxties with the two foremcst pros, Fred Perry and Doll Bildge.

Tile four playwers w ll open a. series cf 80 matches ill Madisun Square Garden Dec. 26 undcr the Priimﬂblon "of Alexis TIICCHILOD, youthful owner o! the Phlladelphia. fcobball Eagles. Thompson said the complete itinerary will bean- rlounccd later but for the opening night's plﬁit RlS-Zgs will meet Perl-y and Kovacs will o-plpose Budge in singles matches. The doubles will pair the former amateurs against. Perry and Budge.

Thompson said he had guaran- teed the four players $100000. The players will be paid on a percent- age basis with the No. l cf the quartet receiving 36 per ccllt oi the players‘ slmre, second 28 per cent, third 21 per cent and fourth 15 percent. For the first l0 matches they will play a round rcbin. Then they will be ranked wiiha player holding his position as long as he continues to win.

In Oakland. where Kovocs quit his shipyard job this morning, the lanky player was in free-wheeling form as he redicted that amateur tennis woul be "all washed up” now that he has left it.

“Without mc they won't have any gate attractiun," he asserted. without batting an eye.

"I was sick and tired of taking orders frcm the brass hats. Tiley'il have to get of! tfne gravy train now."

Asked how lie had fared on ex- penses this year. Kovacs said “I wound up losing $2.35. One of the big troubles in my case was that 1 grouped my cxcerises in a lump sum, I received $100 for expenses f;r playing in the Berkle Tourn- ament last summer. Anot er play- er got $200 for the same tourna- ment. He. itemized his and evcry- thing was lovely. 1 didn't and got tossed out. It's all baloney Hm’-

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Crosby's filly Wins inAustralia

SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 2§‘»— (APi-Bing Cr:sby's juvenile filly Miss Hus today won its second race in eight days. ‘me Crosby 110w‘- odds-on favorite, won by six lengths.

Zivic gains Close decision

Over Phil Farr

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-—(AP)— Frlrzzc Zilic c-f Pittsburgh. Willi" welterweight champion. wczl a

hairline decision over Phil Filrr. rugged Washington veteran, ill a

lo-round slugtest tonisllll- 31V“ weighed 149 and Fun 149 3-4.

Pats and Royals Win= matches

MONTREAL. Nov. 26'—-(CPl-—A slllslling third-period drive Save Pals a 4-0 vlciory over Callaocns in the second half of a double- header here tonight, alt/J RDYBB had talcen the measure of Colu- wall Flyers 4-2 in the openu‘.

The win lelt Pats and Rzyals ttcci, a game out of Iiisl place and one point. behind the third-pace Quebec Aces. Canadicns dlolllled W tile league oeLar willie Flyers re- malncd dealdlmked in top spot vritli Ottawa Senators.

_________-_--—-- tag uc spmt. Tuesday tcwn.-L.

..'Mr. Alex MliClﬁOdl cl arlotlo- town, was a visitor to Montague on Monday-L.

_,°Ml's. Ethan Stewart and little son David, Montague. left- IOT JIWK" son. Alabama on Saturday morning cared there by the sudden pass ng of her brother-ln-law, Dr. Rufus King Beck.—h

"Gums NOT LOST

MONCTON. N. B. Nov. 21- (CPI-Theodore Dickinson and Harold Ritchie, rcport/zd missing on a hunting trip, were ocatcd today, when it was learned they had not been lost but had only extended their trip. Police and a dog had been searching for the

two men.

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Toronto acquires

Shortstop from Philadelphia

TORONTO. Nov. 2li—-tCP\- Sccvetary Arthur Lehman of Tor- onto's lJ-‘SFbllll Maple brats today announced the acqu‘s .1 of silort- . Freddie Ctiapman from Phil-

nllia Atilcl Ii‘ rctun tile to the

c. " who came from Yale University several years ago.

Indians’ hopes Rest on Feller

CLEVELAND. Nov. 2ti—tAP)-—’1f ollc army doesn't stake a prior claim Oil pitcher Bob Feller, Cleve- lHIlLl Indians will fini=h in tlle first division of the Amezican Baseball League next season.

“boy ollanllgcr." Boudreau. the youngest pilot.

“Without Bob we'd just have to do the best we could." he said as he loft. today fer his Illinois home.

Tile new nlanllger S3011 will kllclv ivlletilr-l‘ he can count on the services of tile lswa szrikcoiil kins. A month ago, FEllQYS draft * llfd placed hull in the l-A Clﬂsslllﬂﬂ- tion, His number-2.85"l—\ras only eight numbers away from the board's last draft. call, _ and ari- oiilcr is coming up at It's bozirti in January.

Unless his case is rccprzlcd cll a request In‘ him or mernhjs of ills family‘, Fksller probably will be in- ducted in Frbruéryi, tile (‘liitll bc-‘rri irdiratcrt. g

BCUdlP-"ll is n"t ktﬂilll: ll ill- srll about tllo cull‘ clvnccs wi il- out Bob. llo rtliw nwll youth is <c~tvct icop. But he's oonf‘d"nt thing previous mcnagrrs alw had-co-opel-ation

that ﬁt‘l"‘flﬁ (‘O . h“ rclnzirkcd, ll Just get rid of lliln."_

‘Tile new mwnrzvr ww» w'll ron- tinue at the shorts op pcshlon where he sparlrlrd f~r tho lfst, two scorn". eX“'“ts no d‘°?""?'\- arv prchlevris. Tcrnm-it-‘s’ ("fri- "quit on h‘: ="'(\"."I\ as pliot scrzrled to justify this.

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BO WLING

Last night at the _l:lol_v Nlllnc Al- lfys lNIr. J. Frailk Lcllterty", (Joptlrn oi the C. N. R. Fragii; Sliecl bowl- ing tcanl beat. tout standstllhtlle hlgﬂly Louie-d r-re._l t checkers Liam ulzzier the able manllgcnlent of Mr. Cllllrlcs Doyle. For IIIOIIKJS tilts has D3611 a COIILOVOFSY illtne Iﬂlyglli Dept. lin:t ncw Mr. Laifcr- ty is looking for other victims any- where on the CNR. Its better not to bdvrrtisc your wares until prov- cn to be better than ju=t ordinary and we are . r y to say that lvlr. Doyle's aggregation are JllSt old uiiu mediocre.

Freight Shell team:

J. F. Laftcrty 154 163 169 J_ 5mm 111 1oz 23o G. Nelson 163 I53 2gb S. Dunc-all" .137 163 b3 C. McLcau 200 197 240 Total-ZSTQ. Checker Doyle's team: C, Doyle ill I95 I54 C. Griutlct 100 176 164 C, Cr, ;eil so 121 112 J. l-lcrrell 154 144 112 - ' 17B B‘ Mam“ Hillbillies-z. High Three, C. MacL/eanqiill. H19; single, C. MacLmall—240. (IIITOWN ALLEYS (‘ommenelnl League lilllzs:- R. Wllitlcrk 151 287 11° B. MacDonald lill I80 lllB G, Wllitlcck ‘.122 23a _l p Blmikgtl 331 2B6 ‘.104 G‘, Cuclmoc ‘.126 ‘J14 335

Tct.lli—-3i53.

* ti" Balk l- illglgléafflglé w, 241 I'll} P. Rtlitiy 161 l'lt_l 231 .1, (Hllllllil. 122 m in? c_ Ltgym llil 23o 24a _;_ MQLQQI 17F 27s 1G1

Total-2£l93.

I-Ilgn slllgli P. Blackctt 331.

High tllrce P. Biackctt all.

Points: aims s; Emmctts aky- 0-

u l-ziixasaini’ Al-"nznnotis BOWLING bEAGUE

y-‘ol-gi t-.\lr-.\'ots:

Illllllﬂlld 164 154 116 WCOJICX‘ 103 72 225 Mrs. LlVJlgotOllC 118 109 ‘. Mrs. Cameron 137 159 129 M“ N_ Longworth 67 142 19

Total~l9l5.

‘ ldra ons: '

$11? Brlgl I'll 190 H7 Mrs. Claivson 30 133 99 Mrs. Wnlkcr 87 15B m5 Mrs, norm tor» l6’! no

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u torou s: so»: a. "slat-lie 1B6 lol lat Mrs. wllii 132 15o m Mas, Craig 170 13R l5‘) Mrs. Gzlrdnler 115 Z23 108 Mﬂss a. Irrge lol 19a 2o»

Toinl- 2353.

Daisies:

Mp5, P. (‘llirkc I39 H4 I29 Mrs. Kellllcdy 179 I41 1'39 Mrs. Irvine 96 81 85 "rs. ‘fr-Kiley 19.1 B4 R1 Mrs. Hccwr I33 204 118

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High 3in'_"c—-Mrs. wonlnor-Zztl.

High Three-Mrs. P. Clarke-dill!-

Demers in Auto accident

VALLEYTIET-D. Que, Nov. 26- (CPl-—P1I)'S.C22Ill$ announced tcduy that Tony Dclnsrs, Sill]: b: Montreal 5311111316115 0i the Nzitxinal Hockey League. suffered a possible bmk. en leg. t-wo broken ribs and intern- Bl lfllllries in a motor car crash liele last night.

DBlYiPYs was injured when m; cal- Cfﬂﬂllﬂd Into a trrc. Also injured iveljc his uillc; and his brother, Ro- sario. and ills wife,

Remember When

Hzavylrcigllt boxer Kltlgfish 1,9. Vilrkl and wrestler Ray Steele t-"lngl-"(l at St. Louis sx years ago tonight to cietsmiizie wllat would happen when boxer and wrestler met-each at his C-Wn tlade. The

Wings- recall — Buck Jones

DETROIT. Nov. zo-tAPl-De- trolt Red Wings of the National Hockey Ixaguc today recalled dc- fcnceman Alvin (Buck) J;:les frcm their Indiana-polls American League farm in exchange for young Doug McCaig. Jones will cgair Thursday against Chicago Bla Hawks with Bob Whitelaw, who has ceared up passport dtﬁclultics and rejoined

.trcit.

This will enable Manager Jock Ad-rms to reunite his top defensive pair of Jack Stewart and Jimmy Orlando. who figured largely last season in Detroit's drive to the SLBIIIQY Cup finals.

Chicago fish pedlcr‘ aimed a hay- makel- and missed And‘ ll was lust at the fiﬁ-second mark when he was on the bottom-tho loser.

Burke out to Make amends

For miscue

B)’ Alan Harvey Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA, NOV. 2B—(CP)-Tw0 ycars ago tousle-lloired Orville Burke was the _"goat" of the East.- _West frotball filial but. he is look- Hls toward to an oppoziunlty oi’ mﬂkms Mnends L-l the 1941 C311- adian ctiampzonship at, Toronto Saturday.

Every so Often the 24-year-old quarterback spins back in- retro spect. to December. 1939 when Win- "IP62 Blue Bombers beat Ottawa R_0\1ell Riders 8-7 and sent Burke's ‘fﬁotébail world crashing around hi;

In that tense classic on a sncw-

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watt, MAIYOR, w COUSIN HARRY "row Hi5 Boss AT THE. POTTER‘! ABOUT vourz REVOLVING DOORMAT, truer l=olz A LAuel-Uwabl- THE suv BROKE our IN A RAGH ovsa "ms IDEA o...

THINKS THEY CAN our cu»: on "me cancer AN‘ QI-IAPE n’ INTO vases AN‘ STUFF 6V HAND as gl-lE spine, LIKE THIG/

was Burke's fumble-one o! the very few he hasccmmitted through six Big Four $€il=On§——V\/hl(§h en- abled Winnipeg's Art Stevenson to kick a touch-ili-goal for the win- ning point with Just 45 seconds to

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Today Rough Elders are groom- ing for another meeting with the Bombers. Burke hopes to make it, something of a “goldsn" anniver- sziry by reversing the verdict on Coach Red 'I'hrclfall's Western champions.

‘That. scare two years ago was too close to be decisive." he said. "Every Ottawa player who took part rl that game has been gun- ning for another shot at Bombers ever since."

Burke directs tile tcam from tile signal-calling lvsitzon and throws 90 per oent of the forwards. He was also chosen for the safety back spot by Coach Ross Trlmble be- cause he is one of the surest- Ptitzercd receivers in the game. llllllllli he vlflfm makes llluc'l ll-aduiayi cn t_Ile run-bar: llln II III MIPOIIT FLUFFS Hm

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Lobert is new Manager of Phils

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2ﬁ~—-'.AP) —'I'he Phillles got a new illriiincei today.

Jenn rllailsi Lnh l; lid coacll of tile tc;cll i a4 named I0 rent; i J-iil c)

Prothro, the lvlénlipzgs came up from the 5 soclation three years ago hoist the National- Lea" out of the cellar. His. t" for one year.

Gerry Nutgcilt Prom Plliliics. said lrbe: a reward for "his and loyalty” under

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WELL, OLE CHARLIE SKINT ISN'T see CLEMENTINE we SHOWED HIM!

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GEE—-IF WE CAN ONLY GET COUSIN MILLIE TO 6O HOME NOW!-

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