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PROPAGANDA
Practically
every
country
is
engaged
today
in
a
certain
amount
of
propaganda.
Germany
is
advertising
her
tourist
attractions
through
the
department
handling
the
state
railways
and
is
sending
out
propaganda
in
many
other
ways.
Japan
is
putting
out
newspaper
and
other
propaganda.
Italy
is
also
sending
out
"Information"
which
is
largely
propaganda.
"Italy
Today"
tells
about
the
method
of
government
which
has
been
adopted
by
that
country
and
which
is
now
In
force.
Under
It
all
problems
of
production
and
distribution
are,
regulated
by
the
government
through
the
corporations.
Producers
are
.brought
within
the
framework
of
the
state,
steering
a
middle
course
between
the
unbridled
individualism
of
the
nineteenth
century
and
the
fdeadentnr
bureaucracy
of
the
collectivist
state."
Social
peace
is
the
aim
as
well
as
more
and
better
production.
.Disputes
.between
capital
and
labor
are
settled
by
due
process
of
law
Just
as
are
disputes
between
individuals.
That
is
certainly
a
step
ahead
of
bur
system
under
which
groups
of
Individuals
take
the
law
into
their
own
hands
and
so
.do
employers
and
the
outcome
is
a
question
of
strength
and
not
necessarily
right,
Under
the
new
Italian
system
ttie
Mor
unions
are
..under
government
control.
Agreements
made
by
them
are
binding
con
NEW
CHAMP
COMING
UP
JASPER,
PAIIK.
August
2:
-
There
will
be
ti
new
champion
at
the"
Totem
Pole
Oolf
Tournament
this
year.
Thl3
was
learned
today
when
word
came
from
Edmonton
that
Lvlc
Hoar
of
the
Mayfalr
Ooff
and
Country
Club,
who
won
the
trophy
last
season,
found
U
would
be
impossible
for
him
t"
get
away
to
compete
this
year.
Hoar
won
the
famous
trophy
in
the
36-hole
final
by
defeating
Bobby
Jleld
brink
of
Minneapolis.
'
-Tfie
absence
of
Hoar
as,
defending;
champion
throws
the
competition
wide
open
for
the
crownlcg
of
a.
new
champion
which
ceremony
will
be
performed
on
the
atemoon
of
September
9
on
the
ment.
3.00
9.0U
.02
.25
Wednesday.
August
2,
1939.
EDITORIALS
tracts,
binding
on
both
sides,
machinery
being
provided
for
conciliation
should
disputes
arise.
The
unions
are
known
as
"Syn-dical
Associations."
These
associations
devote
attention
to
educational
as
well
as
welfare
work.
They
regulate
vocational
training
and
the
conditions
of
apprenticeship
in
each
trade,
contribute
to
the
relief
of
unemployment
and
also
organize
labor
exchanges.
The
corporations
also
co-ordinate
and
rationalize
production.
Private
enterprise
is
shown
how
it
can
best
work
for
its
own
and
the
common
good.
A
representative
of
each
corporation
is
chosen
by
the
corporation
to
sit
with
other
governmental
bodits.
It
will
be
very
Interesting
to
those
who
study
things
to
watch
the
development
of
this
new
form
of
administration
in
Italy.
If
It
proves
a
success
over
a
term
of
years
it
will
undoubtedly
spread
to
many
other
countries.
In
that
country
it
must
be
remembered
that
all
governmental
activities
are
regulated
from
above,
just
as
they
are
in
Russia.
,
In
both
countries
the
systems
look
all
right
on
paper
but
they
are
not
yet
what
they
would
seem
to
be.
According
to
reports
that
come
through
from
visitors,
strong
compulsion
is
brought
to
bear
from
above
in
both
Italy
and
Russia
and
it
will
probably
be
many
years
before
anything
like
automatic
operation
of
the
system
takes
place.
'lawn
In
front
of
the
Lodge.
It
is
a
time
honored
custom
for
the
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Alberta
to
conduct
this
ceremony
and
present
the
prizes.
Hon.
C.
J.
Bowen
ha
announced
that
he
will
be
on
hand
again
this
year.
Manager
Robert
Sommervllle
re.
ports
that
entries
are
coming
in
steadily
and
close
to
one
hundred
already
have
been
made.
This
promises
another
fine
tournament
with
keen
competition
In
every
night.
Much
Interest
has
been
shown
in
the
new
Jasper
seniors'
event
which
takes
place
on
Thursday
afternoon
of
golf
week.
This
1
1
'divided
Into
two
classes,
"A"
for
55
to
69
years
of
age
and
"B"'
for
60
years
and
over.
This
Is
the
first
year
the
seniors
have
been
given
an
event
of
their
own
hi
this
outstanding
touma-
Defeated
McClymont
Park
By
Score
Of
B
To
4
Last
Night
The
senior
boys'
game
In
the
Gyro
playgrounds
sdftball
league
fast
night
saw
Westview
emerge
victorious
again.
This
time
the
vic
tory
of
the
West
Enders
was
at
the
expense
of
McClymont
Park
which
went
down
fighting
by
a
score
of
6
to
4.
j
Both
teams
scored
three
runs
In
the
first
Inning
and
Keays
of
McClymont.
scored
In
the
second
.on
a
hit
and
three
consecutive
er
rors
to
put
his
team
one
up.
'
From
here
until
the
fifth
Inning
both
teams
played
cjood
ball.
A
few
errors,
due
to
the
slippery
condition
of
Uie
diamond,
were
committed
but
none
of
them
proved
costly.
In
their
half
of
the
ttfth,
West-view
bovs
started
to
;et
to
the
slants
of
Simundson
on
the
mound
I
for
McClymont.
Husoy
struck
out
but
Mah
followed
with
a
sharp
j
single
and.
then
took
second
on
Blackhall's
infield
out,
stole
third
land
came
home
with
the
tylns
run
ion
MeNab's
double.
Brown
hit
'ffflfplv
hilt
H
i
fr
in
cawirlrl
nhan
Simundson
whiffed
out
Orlmsson..
Westview
tightened
up
In
the
field
and
held
the
opponent
scoreless
In
the
next
three
Innings
while
pushing
ovr
two
more
runs
in
its
hair
or
the
seventh
inning
on
two
hits
and
two
errors.
Both
teams
played
good
ball
throughout
and,
given
a
dry
field
15.00
and
a
few
breaks,
McClymont
.12
might
easily
have
reversed
the
.50
1
final
decision.
Baseball
Scores
National
Leajue
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
6.
New
York
5,
Cincinnati
4.
Brooklyn
5,
Pittsburg
3.
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
4.
American
League
Detroit
5.
New
York
2.
Cleveland
5,
Boston
7.
St.
Louis
5.
Washington
7.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia.!.
CABINET
TIMBER
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
August
Laundry
3
Navy
vs.
CU'ssiHtO
VELVET
IS
HANK
HITS
VICTORIOUS
HOME
RUN
Defeated
Pioneer
By
Score
of
Three'
Helped
Detroit
Tigers
to
Win
Ye-to
Two
In
Well-Plavrd
Sorrer
Urdav
Over
New
York
Yankee
Fixture
Last
Night
FOOTBALL
SCORING
NUMMARY
Christlsoii,
Navy,
14.
II.
Dickens,
Velvet.
9.
R.
Smith,
Navy,
6.
Ritchie,
Velvet,
6.
Vlnk,
Velvet,
4.
Cross,
Laundry,
4.
A.
Smith,
Laundry,
4.
Baker,
Velvet,
4.
Davies,
Navy,
3.
Houston,
Laundry,
3.
Vance,
Laundry,
2.
llolkestad,
Velvet,
2.
Armstrong,
Navy,
I.
Cameron,
Velvet,
2.
Ferguson,
Velvet,
2.
dills,
Velvet,
2.
Eastman,
Nary,
1.
McMeekin,
Navy,
1.
SimuniUe
n.
.laundry,
1.
Ilolkesv-r,
Velvet
1.
Keays,
Navy,
J.
Morgan,
Navy,
1.
Parsons,
Velvet.
I.
I).
Gomez.
Velvet,
1.
PavlikU,
Navy,
1.
Errors
Oreer,
R.C.N.VJL.
1.
-B
I
I
I
I
t
J
1
t
At
M
I
1
I
Giants
Beat
Cincinnati
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
2:
CPlUnk
Oreenberg's
twentieth
home
run
of
j
the
season
In
the
first
Inning
yea-'
terday
helped
the
Detroit
Tiger
to
j
a
five
to
two
victory
over
the
American
League
leading
New
York
Yankees
ut
the
Yankee
BUdlum.
The
runnlng-up
Boston
Red
Sox
won
over
the
Cleveland
Indians
and
the
Yankees'
margin
was
reduced
to
eight
Karnes.
!
In
the
National
League
the
New
York
Olants
scored
a
ten
Inning
five
to
four
victory
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds
and
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
over
Breton
Bees,
leaving
the
Reds'
margin
at
eleven
Rame.
The
Chtcav
Cubs
moved
Into
third
place
by
defeating
the
Phillies
as
the
Pitts
burg
Pirates
were
losing
to
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Yesterday'
Big
League
scores
National
Ixague
Cincinnati
St.
LouLs
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
In
an
excellently
contested
game
New
which
held
the
high
interest
ofjuoston
the
fans.
Velvet
won
over
Piooferjpjjjjjgjp
Laundry
by
a
score
of
3
to
2.
Itj
was
the
second
future
of
the
OU-(New
York
huly
Cup
football
series
In
the
op-'Boston
ener
of
which
last
Friday
Velvet
Chicago
had
defeated
Navy.
Thus
they
arel
Cleveland
iwo
ciear
wins
up
on
tne
iourm
Detroit
60
,49
.
50
.40
45
45
.
.42
2C
njl
merican
League
64
.57
-53
j48
49
trophy
to
be
competed
for
this
year.
Washington
40
venrei
scorea
iwo
goai,
in
inelPnadtIph,a
34
first
half
while
unable
Pioneer
was
st
loUis
24
to
connect.
The
Laundry,
however,
made
a
couple
in
the
second
to
I
equalize
and
it
was
a
nln
and
tuck
i
.
-
contest
Until
-the
dying
moment
IVniA
Sfiiinall
p
LbMDOW
Axis.
2:
fcp
Prim
when
Jack
Ritchie
snared
a
fast
Minister
Chamberlain,
an
expert
one
from
close
In
which
gave
Ted
I
PncfnntlPrl
on
tree?
and
gardens,
has
planted
Smith
no
chance.
jlo
1
UMJJUllCU
several
new
trees
at
Chequers
tn
Allan
Smith
and
Bob
Houston,!
31
42
45
43
45
4G
49
C2
27
34
42
43
46
57
58
66
.659
533
.526
.517
.500
.495
.462
Mi
ensure
continuing
.beauty
pf
the
the
scorers
for
Pioneer,
played
a'
Lour
LUt
of
League
Fixtures
Now,12
ravuKif
jong
anve
in
ine
nrs
naii.j
Tne
already
long
list
of
nostpon-Scorers
for
Velvet
were
Jack
Rltch-
ed
Senlor
soubaji
League
games
ie,
two,
and
Baker.
increased
WM
Monday
night
when
Barely
five
minutes
from
the
train
caused
the
putting
off
of
the
commencement
of
play
Ritchie
fixture
scheduled
between
Three
headed
the
balj
past
Smith,
from
Two
and
Grotto
and
Acropolis
and
a
pass
irom
Cameron,
to
put
velvet,
Llpsett's.
Pioneer
one
up.
Velvet
again
pressed
and
Baker
converted
on
another
pass)
"
'
mmmmmmm
from
Cameron
to
pile
up
a
two
goal
'
nT
l
f
l
t
I
lead
for
Velvet.
From
that
point.
Mail
OClJCdUle.
on,
nowever,
to
tne
end
oi
ine
nrsij
half
there
were
no
further
goals
Vor
tnt
although
the
p)ay
still
maintained'
Mondayi
Wednesday,
and
I4'
...111.
11
.
.
.
tka
iul
pace
wiiii
uic
vwu
Krld-iv
S
WEST
African
importers
and
ex-
goal,
Smith
beat
Vink
with
a
well'
porters
seek
connections
with
placed
shot
to
score
the
Laundry's
Canadian
producers
or
mantifac-
first
counter.
Right
from
the
cen-1
turers.
Samples,
offers
for
mer-
tre
off
the
Laundry
continued
to,
CLEAN
well
-
furnished
Phone
Red
444.
LOST
rooms.
(182)
pjn.
w,c
.
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
;
The
second
half
began
with
the
Sunday
ll;00
pin
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
Laundry
pressing
steadily
and,
af-'For
For
vaneouver-
Vancouver
ter
some
piay
arouna
ine
velvet
Monday
2
pm.
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Wednesday
4
pjn.
Friday
9:30
pjn
Saturday
4
p.m
chandlse
of
all
descriptions,
prln-i
press
and
Houston
finally
scored
From
Vancouver
cipauy
iisn
proaucis,
ana
lerms
rrom
a
play
started
by
Sam
Cur-'
Bundav
4
nm
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
He.
The
game
was
now
Ued
up
at
a
Mondav
neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West.
gained
control
of
the
ball
andi
Africa.
FOR
SALE
10
am.
Friday
10
pjn.
tf.
Ritchie
scored
from
close
in
thusjFor
Anyox
and
Htewait-.
puiung
velvet
in
ine
leau
again.)
Sunday
7
in
tne
closing
moments
oi
uie,
tvj.v
FOR
SALE-House
and
lot,
cler
?amf
e
Laundry
strove
to
equal-
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-
title.
Apply
owner.
236
Seventh
,
DUl
was
un1aD,ir,,,?
a"ui
Tuesday
U:o
a
m
East.
t(
the
,game
ended
with
Velvet
win-i
8aturd
6
-
r-.vi--.
?inK
CUi.Se,y
Ug
U
m
7
For
Naas
ll,Ter
nd
Port
Slmpson-
I'UIV
HJiX
Jl
,l"cc
w
lwu-
i
Sunday
..7
Djd
Pete
Doherty
was
rereree.
j
From
Na
Wf
er
gnd
Port
slmpson
The
Oilhuly
Cup
standing:
Tuesday
11:30
A.m.
W;DL
F
A
Pta
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
FOR
RENT
Furnished
house,
John
I
Velvet
J2
0
0
S
2
4
August
12
and
26
0:30
pjn
Ivarson,
1264
Beach
Place.
(170),
Navy
0
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,V
.0
2
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LOST
Eye
glasses
in
black
case.
Finder
please
leave
at
Dally
News
(180)
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STENOGRAPHERS
AND
TYPISTS
EXAMINATIONS
for
Dominion
Civil
Service
to
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert,
Applications
.to
reach
Ottawa
by
August
31.
We
have
helped
hundreds
get
positions
as
Stenographers,
Typists,
Postmen,
Customs
Clerks,
etc.,
and
can
help
you.
Proof
of
this
statement
and
full
information
about
examinations,
etc.,
free.
The
M,
C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
.
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it.
Pioneer
0
0
1
2
3
2
Dally
advertising
ni
the
Dally
News
is
sure
to
bring
dally
pm.
2
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
August
10
and
24
a.m
For
Alaska-Monday
and
Friday
u.m.
From
Alaska-Wednesday
and
Saturday
....
p.m.
MacKenzies
Furniture
AUGUST
E.URNITURK
SALE
End
Tables
Walnut
finish,
tt4
QC
QL.VO
Each,
Sale
Price
Shades
for
your
Floor
Lamps
Oet
one
before
they
are
all
sold
They
are
beautiful.
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QC
Each,
Sale
Price
Phone
775
Stamped
with
Smolers
Approval
Men
vilio
know
their
toiwcron
aprrr,
on
tliat!
Old
Chum
it
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