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YANKEES WIN FOURTH SUCCESSIVE WORLD SERIES

Cincinnati, To-day.

THE POWER OF THE Yankee's heavyweight sluggers, plus a breakdown of Cincinnati morale which produced four bobbles in the field, gave the Yankees their fourth straight victory in the World Series, and their fourth suc- cessive world series yesterday.

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Again, they produced their hits AMERICAN

the right time.

The game was tied at 4-4 at the end of the ninth inning, but this was merely a signal for the champions to bring out their full power. Three runs crossed the plate in the 10th and the Reds were blanked.

New York Yankees Cincinnati Reds

LEAGUE BOWLS

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0. P. REMEDIOS

DEFEATED

Club de Recreio yesterday beat Pri- son Officers' Club by 68 shots to 39 at King's Park in Third Division of the Lawn Bowls League. Recreio

M. F. Alarcon

J. C. Remedios

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A. F. Noronha

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NEUTRALITY

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portant to prevent those other ma- terials not defined in the Embargo Act from reaching the enemy." He was confident that there need be no fear of being drawn into a war so long as they upheld the traditional rules of neutrality. The provision against American ships trading with belliger- ents will, it is claimed by the support- ers of the new measure, avert the pos- sibility of such incidents as took place during the last war at the time when America was still neutral.

The President's Message to Con- gress summed up the Administration's case. It urged a return to the normal international practice and the tradi- tional neutrality policy of the United States, with which the arms embargo was not in accord. He held that the alone represented traditional policy real neutrality. The facts of geography must be recognised. "The enactment of the embargo provisions did. more than revise our traditional policy. It had the effect of putting land powers on the same footing as naval Powers so far as sea-borne commerce was concerned. A land power which threat- ened war could thus feel assured in advance that any prospective sea- power antagonist would be weakened by denial of his ancient right to buy anything anywhere." He also pointed out the inconsistency of the Act as it stood, permitting as it did the sale of part-manufactured implements of war, and all kinds of general goods of. use to a belligerent.

The President reasserted that it must be a paramount policy of the

9.20 F. D. Hunter, A, K. Mac-United States to keep out of war. He

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9.28 a.m. Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Smalley.

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It is a matter for America and Con- gress to decide. The debate,

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