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DAILY
EDITION
WAR
NEWS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
as
"nonsense"
a,
report
that
Wil-helm
had
sent
a
warning
to
Adolf
Hitler
that
be
was
plunging
Germanv
Into
a
worse
disaster
than
had
resulted
from
1911.
ROME
The
Italian
liner
Rex,
with
2000
passengers
on
board,
sailed
yesterday
for
New
York.
She
is
emblazoned
with
Italian
flags
as
a
protection
against
possible
submarine
attack.
NEW
YORK
Eleven
Cays
out
of
New
York,
the
whereabouts
of
the
treat
German
liner
Bremen
Is
still
a
mystery.
Week-end
reports
that
she
had
reached
Ireland
were
denied."
WARSAW
Radio
appeals
h-sued
from
here
urge
some
800,-000
Poles
in
France
to
join
the
ltritUh
and
French
forces
for
98
86
EDITORIALS
Dominions
declaration
against
Germany.
02
25
Monday.
September
11,
1939.
"SHOULDER
TO
SHOULDER"
"Canada
stands
shoulder
to
shoulder
with
Britain
in
this
war."
There
is
no
mistaking
these
words.
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
who
has
been
in
close
touch
with
the
British
through
the
British
High
Commissioner
for
tho
past
year
or
two
and
has
shared
all
the
jittery
moments
of
which
we
have
known
little,
is
fully
convinced
that
the
British
cause
is
'right
and
just.
He
knows
the
inside
story
and,
on
his
advice,
Canada
has
declared
war.
HITLER
WANTS
PEACE
Hitler,
after
making
a
drive
into
Poland
and
killing
a
large
number
of
the
people
of
that
country,
sinking
the
Athenia
and
setting
nation
against
nation,
would
like
to
make
peace
on
the
basis
of
keeping
all
he
has
conquered.
He
also
would
keep
Danzig
and
the
Polish
corridor.
While
we
d6
not
know
the
mind
of
the
neonle
of
Po
land
or
of
Great
Britain
and
Fance
except
what
her
of-i
iiciai
sponesmen
nave
said,
we
leel
sure
that
this
war
will
be
continued
until
Hitlerism
is
destroved.
It
is
too
late
to
of
war
LONDON
Fourteen
British
ships
hare
been
sunk
In
all
by
the
enemy
since
the
berinninr
WASHINGTON
President
Roosevelt
Is
expected
to
call
a
speeial
session
of
Congress
October
2
to
consider
revision
of
the
neutrality
laws
by
repealing
the
mandatory
arms
embargo
against
belligerent
nations.
LONDON
It
has
been
declared
illegal
to
export
postal
money
orders,
bank
notes,
currency
or
coins
from
the
United
Kingdom.
BOSTON
The
American
steamer
American
Freighter
arrived
here
yesterday
from
Europe
with
war
refugees.
service
on
the
western
front.
.
LONDON
The
Ministry
of
In-
OTTAWA
Increased
activity
1
formation
announces
that
the
throughout
Canada
in
the
re-
cabinet
has
decided
to
base
poll-
cruiting
of.
volunteers.
between
18
cy
upon
the
assumption
that
the
and
41
In
the
various
fighting
'
war
will
last
three
years
or
forces
of
Canada
follows
the
more.
CROXFORD
IS
WINNER
Takes
Tip
Top
Tailors
Model
Yacht
Trophy
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Model
Yach.
club
nn
Sundav
sailed
off
the
final
trace
for
the
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Tro-,
which
how
becomes
the
pro;--,
iphy
erty
of
A,
J.
Croxford
lor
a
year
r
Tue-
race
itself
was
run
off
In!
gooa
lime
dui,
owing
u
oiner,
'calls,
only
four
of
the
seven
bonis!
were
sailed.
There
was
little
to
;
choose
on
the
first
leg
of
the
raci
Uh
S.
iiiugston,
A.
J.
Croxford,
and
H.
Oawthorn
all
ciose
to-'
gether.
On
the
second
leg
IDngston
established
a
substantial
it-ad
aud
Qawthom
rounded
ie
second
buoy
ahead
of
Croxford.
llinpstonj
Increased
his
lead
on
the
home:
run
but
for
some
reason
picked!
up
and
did
not
finish.
Oawthorn
crossed
the
line
first
and
was
fol-j
lowed
by
Croxford
with
Lamb
notj
far
behind.
As
a
result
of
the
race
A.
J.!
I
Croxford
wins
the
Tip
Top
Tailors'
trophy
and
holds
it
for
a
year.
S,
Kingston
is
second,
H.
Oawthorn
lis
third.
It
is
planned
to
hold
a
social
evening
on
Friday
of
this
week
in
the
Canadian
Legion
clubroom
when
trophies
for
the
year
will
be
presented
to
the
winners.
Baseball
Standings
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
New
York,
4:
Brooklyn,
8.
Cincinnati,
7:
Chicago.
2.
St.
Louis,
9-11;
Pittsburg,
3-4.
American
League
Boston,
10-5:
Philadelphia,
7-1
Cleveland.
15-4;
St.
Louis,
5-5
Chicago,
1-11;
Detroit.
5-9.
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
New
York,
3:
Brooklyn,
8.
Philadelphia,
2;
Boston.
1.
Cincinnati,
2;
Chicago,
3.
St.
Louis.
12;
Pittsburg,
2.
American
League
Washington,
2;
New
York,
5.
Boston.
1;
Philadelphia,
2.
Cleveland,
9;
St.
Louis.
8.
The
league
standings
to
date
National
League
'
Baseball
Scores
talk
peace.
The
time
for
that
was
before
the
war
started.
(Philadelphia
Washington
i
STILL
RALLYING
1
Canadians
in
this
part
of
Canada
continue
to
join
the
local
defence
units
steadily.
The
ranks
are
filling
up
but
still
there
is
room
for
more.
If
anything
untoward
should
happen
on
this
coast
all
the
men
will
be
needed.
Just
now
they
are
getting
necessary
training
in
defence
work
and
are
being
organized
so
that
they
may
carry
out
their
duties
in
the
best
possible
manner.
w.
Cincinnati
..
78
St.
Louis
76
Chicago
-
72
Brooklyn
69
New
York
65
Pittsburgh
-59
Boston
.56
'
Philadelphia
41
American
League
New
York
97
Boston
78
Chicago
76
Cleveland
72
Detroit
70
.59
.
47
St.
Louis
.36
ACROPOLIS
WINS
CUP
Senior
Boy's
Section
ot
Gymn
Softball
League
Coneluded
I
every
Inning.
t
I
At
the
conclusion
of
the
game
fan
engraved
cup
was
presented
to'
iRay
O'Neill,
captain
of
the
winning
!
team,
and
championship
ribbons
were
distributed
to
the
players
base;
B.
Schaeffer,
third
base;
E.I
Clark,
centre
field;
D.
Fong.
right'
field,
8.
Schaeffer,
left
field.
Passing
Of
Bob
Edgren
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Sept.
Il-Rob-'ert
W.
(Bob)
Edgren,
noted
sports
writer
and
columnist,
died
here
yesterday.
"Miracles
of
Sport"
was
one
of
his
beet
known
features.
THE
DAILY
HSVit
SEARING
ITALIAN
FLAME-THROWER
GIVES
HINT
OK
POSSIBLE
FIGHTING
A
urevkw
at
what
Is
In
store
fur
enemies
of
Italy
in
a
p.si,
jic
t
.ture
wa
u
Jus
scanu.
nme
thrawer
with
u.i.c
of
Italy
s
newest
army
tanks
are
equipped
The
flame
throwers
a
(-
iu;
nr
Iuvii-k
been
iued
by
Iuly
during
tl
.
Ethiopia,
imi
ohuugraph
was
taken
at
Sl:lly.
Itaiy.
during
preparations
lor
war
manoeuvre
The
weapon
ten-
.(
purpose,
providing
a
smoke
screen
that
hides
the
advancing
tank
and
UfcmUj
consuming
everything
tht
aund
:
.
Ii
nr.?
rxne
IAJUL
TfiJULO
TO
GERMANS?
BERLIN.
September
II
Lodr.
Poland's
seend
largest
city,
was
claimed
last
night
in
German
quarters
to
have
been
occupied.
Warsaw
was
being
quickly
encircled,
lit
was
stated.
Lublin,
temporary
capital
following
evacuation
I
Warsaw
by
the
Polish
government
Radio
broadcasts,
believed
to
have
originated
in
Germany
but
spoken
In
Polish
and
placed
on
the
same
wave
length
as
Warsaw,)
described
what
purported
to
be
the'
L.
Pet.
entrance
of
Warsaw
by
the
Oer-50
.605
mans-
!
.585
Continued
rapid
advances,
with'
.537
heavy
losses
by
the
Poles,
are
re-i
.535
ported
in
official
German
com-'
.512
munlques.
.454
Vice-chancellor
Herman,
Goer-'
.441
Ing
says
the
conquest
of
'Poland
.323
can
be
hoped
for
by
September
K
Chancellor
Hitler
Is
reported
to'
719
have
made
a
flight
over
the
Polish!
.582
battlefields
yesterday.
552'
541
CUsMiEO
!
i
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
-PontlLc
eoach.
Apply
Dr.
Large.
(216
FOR
RENT
The
final
game
In
the
Senior
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
Boys'
?eetkn
of
the
Gyro
Softball
apartments.
Phone
Red
444,
League
was
played
off
Sunday
af-i
2H
ternoon
with
Acropolis
walking
away
from
McClymont
with
the.
SHELLS
RELOADED
honors
15
to
10.
I
i-w.
dTth
rp
th
FIRED
rifle
and
revolver
shells
re-
-
-
I
l
LlC
Jvll
"
-
.
-
of
the
war,
four
of
them,
17.W3
,mg
inning
for
the
Acropolis
boys.f
loaded.
Western
Reloaders,
Well-tons
In
all,
yesterday.
One
of
obtained
five
and
four
runs1
fngton.
B.C.
(216)
these
was
the
vessel
Nanr.
.ntiaiff
Thoir
nniwipnts
had
pur.
Three
Saturday.
vessels
were
sunk
n0
spectacular
Inning
but
obtained)
their
runs
by
consistent
hitting
in
WANTED
WANTED
-Furnished
suite,
three
or
four
rooms,
reply
King's,
Inlander,
Room
5.
(212)
IIELP
WANTED
The
winning
team
consisted
0f,0RDERLY
Wanted.
Apply
Prince
Ray
O'Neill,
captain,
D,
Magnet,
1
pitcher.
W.
Bird,
first
base;
8.
Men-tanko,
short
stop;
D,
Clark,
second
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"
the
management
of
the
Athletic
'tenable
by
foreign
diplomallc
rep-Teams
from
llazelton.
P10-club
of
K
taesukia
(resenta
lives.
Telkwa
and
Kltwanga
wete
pre-
I
Although
the
victim
of
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alr.ent.
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The
day
started
off
when
the
-
wasrungwn
-.
fIercely
agamst
0emian
armi
focal
band
of
Kitzegukla
led
the
the
city
of
Warsaw
is
still
holding
parade
to
the
athletic
ground
out.
Last
evening
the
German.
'
Speeches
of
welcome
were
dellv-made
a
fierce
raid
with
tanks
and
ered
by
Mrs.
Martha
Brown
and
'
got
within
the
suburbs
of
the
city
.Arthur
McDame
!but
were
repulsed
and
the
tanks
I
JlacM
for
the
children
and
captured.
It
Is
also
claimed
by
the
.grown-ups
were
run
off
and
prov-(
Poles
that
fifteen
airplanes
haveled
a
urce
of
entertainment
fw
been
shot
down
by
Polish
antl-
aU-
aircraft
guns.
I
The
Hazelton
squad
was
able
Polish
reports
last
night
said
I10
defeat
all
opposition
in
baseball
.that
the
great
mass
of
Uie
Polish
:and
football.
The
football
match
army
had
not
yet
been
placed
In
,n
lhe
evening
was
the
highlight
action
and
that
1U
morale
wxs
01
tbe
day
The
Kitzegukla
boyi
excellentv.
jheld
the
Hazeltonlans
until
the
SINGER
Sewing
Machine
Weather
Forced
General
SyiM
meter
u
ouite
h.
llazelton
has
won
thl
football
CotumbU
cua;
game
for
the
put
three
hmooi,
ip
0Trr
S
u
but
the
Klttegalfca
qwad
I
eel
that
weather
ha
next
year
thiaga
may
be
different,
fhwrr
thr-u
A
dance
In
the
community
hall
West
Ooaat
;'.
The-
quaint
Old
.ndUn
vttlate
of
at
Kltxeukia
finished
off
the
-Frtah
northw?
KlUegukla
at
Skeena
Croatlntc
,
hin
The
mutde
was
furnish.
Mrt
ekmdv
and
of
celebrated
Labor
Day
with
a
pro-
w
n
wiUfcuns
and
hin
ban
..ij..
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