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EOPLE’S ADVOCATE

Ball Park
Picketed

Union Guards

willing to fight side by side with Bootlegging has been supplanted Com
Locked Out ———— SSS them has had a profound eifect| py sun-running while Duplessis’ e
Se which will never be forgotten’ provincial police have not even
NEW? One gathered from inference that | hothered to investigate, let alone B
ae aoe © Locked out e sudden death and mutilation has stop it y
nee 'S of the Ball Park S i : :
Stadiums and § orti aaa SEeoess BUEGOSE ESRD Reise In “T;Autorite” this week claimea| OL’? BIT,
2m pertmeer at ing Centres Spain today, faced as the people are a
ployees’ Union i, 1 = 2 that there are 52,000 potential
policed tes Sin Ocal 90, who with tremendous machines of war dé ist thi :
© Folo Grounds here for | * = = & = # | and weight of metal. Hardened as | 477° BS CISES. 1D 28) DEONIMOE

2 number of years,

: Surrounded the TEUR clubs in th it: re Woodh : , hins. He will sh: -| he had become, Lawson stated he os

ark w as = MA elubs in e city are oodhouse on the same night. watching. e will share the Olym 5 . 45 H

perl oe acre ina hanes pa. 74\ giving enthusiastic support to| This will be Hickie’s first ap- | ip representation with John “Bua” | Was taken aback at the shambles oe forse eee oe The Assassin’s bust of s

ball season b & Of the local base- the provincial amateur boxing | pearance after two years spent in | Tiondeteoue eahoorecena baneed in Barcelona which he visited last Bags fg2 QeiSAHAl ingeigi groom Trade. Mussolini
Geen: championships to be held at Powell | logging camps far from a gym. : y 8 with Jack Taylor. The number of 3 his dupes, |

Some time before the

A é them, Paul Olympic = BA = 5

Ae eon guards placed a picket| athjetic Club from North Vancou- featherweight class. Keeley holds | He made special mention of the Montreal: National Christian recall that Napoleon once sai;
a oe the Polo Grounds. ver, is shipping five boys in aj|the North Shore featherweight Since it started in Paul Mar-| heroism of Bilis Fromberg and Social party i (NSGP), 8,500; Italians would become, one. |
om _s-ageerty, business agent| <pecially-chartered plane. championship and is expected to|shall’s basement* two years ago| Jerry Summers, both Vancouyer| Jeunesse Ouvriere Gatholique, | the world’s best soldiers. {

of Local 90, said the Guards had
refused to join the staff of the
William Burns Detective Agency
when that “company” was given
fhe contract to supply special po-
lice for the grounds by the Wa-

: New
York Giants and the Boston Bees
began their initial clash of 1938,

River next week.
One of the most enterprising of
Marshall’s

Representing the Olympics will
be Bob Hickie, who in 1936 won
the lightweight provincial cham-
pionship and also the welter crown
by knocking out Powell and

Paddy Binns and Ronnie Keeley,
both youngsters of great promise,
will represent the club in the

bring back the provincial diadem.

Frank Giampa, welterweight, has
only had some 18 mon*hs’ instruc-
tion and has blossomed in that
short time into a contender worth

out a win in the welter class to
1

annex the Worth Shore champion-
| ship.

with a membership of three, the
club has grown to the point where
it now has a membership of 108
and possesses the finest gym in
the province. *

ac

iMactory

Continued

Lawson

Continued

Fascists

ple but the actual presence of men

Civilians, largely children who were
killed in the récent bombings, was
terrible, he said.

men, who maintained telephone
communications during the hottest
of battles. Then there was Ron
Iuiversedge of the artillery and
“Frenchy” Gougen, now a quarter-
master. “Those boys are making

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PHONE SEYMOUR 241

HEAR

A. M. STEPHEN

to Montreal.

Arecand’s National Christian Social

troops.

The forces are said to be dis-
tributed as follows:

12,000; Italian Fascio, 200; secret
“Catholic” societies, 350.
Quebec: NSCP, 1,000;
5,000.
Three Rivers: NSGP, 200; JOC,
800.

JOC,

greets THE ADVOCATE
...a truly democratic
Paper, on its May Day
issue.

TROCADERO CAFE
The Best from the

In a recen |

which has always counted an |
counts among peoples is their |
Making ability.” He was pro

Place this beside what Nay
is supposed to have said, wh |
actually wrote in one of hi |
ters, “War is the trade of b; jf
ism.” Which is more significa; |)
human society?

ie Exhibition Company, owners anti-fascist history,” he stated. Sherbrooke, NCSP, 800; JOC, It was Shelley who wrote: |
2 Th. e) Gants: M P t : There were lighter moments too,| 1,000. “War is the statesman’s ¢
e union guards refused to be-| | ay Os pone when looking down the gun sights. Hull and Ottawa: NSCP, 600; the priest’s delight,
come associated with the Burns Lawson told of his poetic officer,| JOC, 2,000. The lawyers jest, the 1
Beene because of its strikebreak- | | ] = late of Cambridge, who never Riviere du Loup: NSCP, 300; assassin’s trade.” |
ing activities. é ympics turned a hair under bombardment, JOG, -800. : Mussolini should remember,
Executives of the National Hx- declaring the hum of the fascist Rimouski: NSCP, 150; JOC, 350, | poleon’s end on St. Helena and};
hibition Company said they had planes reminded him of the bees, Other towns and villages: NS |a trip to Brussels, visit the V _
turned over the hiring of the Japanese Losses - when everyone else was hunting | CP, 5,750; JOC, 13,000. gallery and see Wiertz fa
guards te the Burns people “to 5 = - | cover. Although these figures are not|painting, “Napoleon in Hell? !Rui
R G :
Save time and money.” eason 1ven By Art Schwartz When Canadians understand that | authoritative, and are possibly ex- Fn
Mayor uaGuardia, who has - pro- ‘ : four-fifths of the Spanish people | aggerated, they do indicate the ex- There are people Aes
fesse nee as not inclined to pone ee Tee eee terre Something unusual in sports is the forthcoming all-day box-| have a stake in the loyalist cause | tent to which the fascist influence |Results profess to belong t) |F
se © Dies Tne top| oer a Py fo tees 27 | ing and wrestling show, constituting ie entire personnel of the | and will defend it ote bitter end lias @tended under the Duplessie|-qojj lsbos movement
courtesy to his eating withdrew | their country, the 1940 Olympic] Vancouver Sp orts Club, to be held Saturday, May 7. Ens es eee uence a the value oo eats oes E
f#heir lines in order that he could | Games scheduled to take place in The show will commemorate the club’s third birthday and | : : = i a saat
: z S Sees : = y 5, in ultimate victory that character s nese imperialists are carryin) :
enter the ball park “unashamed”’ Tokio may be cancelled according starts at 2:30 p-m., admission being the usual dime. If you like izes the entire people, Lawson de- Continued their blood and murder policil a
and pitch the first ball of the sea-| to ae ae Poe Woe, Gace that kind of stuff, and most sports clared. China. 4 rp:
son. - oe ee eae he Berees ee fans do, you'll find plenty of action | May 7 for the only town picked in M D These people might be i A
ee on his way home from the Empire HEp Ae HO £9 as Lee 5 BC to hold a featherweight cham- Continued ay ay pele oe: eee ae mince #2
Trout Limit 15 Games in Sydney, Australia. pionship fight, and, from latest re- S ae see ae =. ee to 4
* Wishermen are reminded by game Sir James said he believed that Wewsy McConachie’s uncle has ports) lois 25 2 Behiwereht Volunteers Goal Harbor to sail to the Tannber, financial venOre een tac aut (p10
authorities) who are notoriously | if the games were not held in| 500 bucks that says there ain't a | Champ go will be thrown in. man’s Arch, headed by a _ boat | the GaeVOSR IDS packing-housi isle
realistic, that the limit for trout is| Tokio that they would be post-| bantam in BC can touch his neffie. 2 a * ; i . 2 carrying a pipe band. that anti-union outfit, trade m [le
4ifteen fish each day. Measure- poned until the next Olympic date,’ Newsy is one of the best little Frankie Rae airs his old grudge| was organized and orderly. Con- Preteceille will be accorded the |istSs have consistentZy refra ‘hd
i i 1944. ; secrappers in the West for his| against Jimmy Clarke at the Carl-| sideri i joriteni : :
ment for the minimum of 8 inches . : : : : gs y arl-| sidering the fascist superiority in| place of honor at the head of the | from using their products and
fis from the tip of the nose to the Pressure already brought to bear weight, trains under the Aries ban- ton AC show out Joyce road way] planes, artillery and tanks, loyal- parade, escorted by a guard of Tesults are apparent, even toe fil
4 of the tail—-not the overall| by large sections of the British | 2€™ and I look for him to bring (Legion) on Friday, May 6./ ists’ losses were relatively light.| honor composed of members of the | most obtuse intellect. of
Jength. people, who are expressing dissatis- back the bantam crown from the| Frankie has’ been training on hot| The heroic resistance of the Girls’ Brigade to Aid Spanish In the year preceding We
faction with Tokio as the site for fe ey pisiches next week. | milk in the hot spots of Nanaimo] energetic and enthusiastic work in Gunes strike, the net income Souseane
thi ames, has alread caused other likely is Sammy apman, = i -,. | People’s Army .is being backed b . £ ae
ORANGE HALL erave abubts in the sands of the | brother of Jimmy, at present in the ee Se eee Frankie; is Se ee =e oe ao featire oF the petede wu Be ae et ee i.
SATURDAY, 3:30 P-M. British Olympie Committee about East. Sammy goes up in the eee Oe unteers are enlisting daily, one full fhe. Pare pee ae pun egs oe Acres Gil oreaniecdnlabenl if,
BOXING and WRESTLING sending \ athletes to Japan, Sir|featherweights and is also an a a a Coe PSS ESPN HEISE division being organized by the efuithe (Central School sounds ing the strikers by putting B .
James intimated. Airies Pp United Socialist Youth in six days. z ; 5 s on the unfair list, the net-pi
EXHIBITIONS mes Wo. 1. The old “odds down” angle smi - | where they will be given tickets 2 E
= * * = as gre. The criminal mass murder of in- =e ome dropped to $195,385. The fig ‘eb!
Vancouver Sports Giub : | Look for an “upset’’ soon. nocents in Barcelona has brought entitling them to the picnic and f 1087. Gust bli hed) anes :
J ARMS FOR SPAIN Wanaimo is the honored city on z 1 a Reed = Ff 2 sports festival organized by the | +0? PUSS isis oe See ({b
+ | MAY DAY GREETINGS only, eeper Datred: Ob Ss? | committee. devastating jethect ob a wellae
: ‘ PS eon the among the people and a greater de- ING TA GOS) ONES, B PAIL TAI pe ized campaign of the wor iF
¥ i < = = termination to crush it. This is y J against their avowed enemies, §
More Power to Labor for a Bigger May Day! $ Rk x ( AFE Public Service expressed in every way; in the| held at the Lumbermen’s Arch, profits for the year are $27,843)»
3 : Shoe Repairing trade unions, shops, offices and fac-| Here five wee nere of eae aa the decline, according to the re) |i
COMMER @ WEST SOM A Shop that’s Proud tories; in statements and activities | SV© mevenent wes ae a ee is due to labor trouble and §
aye - = is =!
} QUALITY EATS at of Jits Reputation of political parties and in response | Preteceille will Bae © greetings | creased wages. The Japanese }_
° 2 > ss to the call for 100,000 volunteers. | Of the Spanish people. lords will be the next to sques
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