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DAILY
EDITION
John
Jacob
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Is
Visitor
To
City
.12
3.00
9.00
CJ
.25
Monday,
October
23,
1939.
EDITORIALS
OUR
SOLDIER
BOYS
Mnt
Viof
Pnnoa
ftimnrt
Viae
Vmon
sacfr
aKHcViPfl
1Q
n
military
centre
for
the
concentration
of
troops
for
defence
ana
training
purposes,
many
local
people
are
interesting
themselves
in
the
nroblem
of
their
healthful
recreation'
night's
regular
(train
from
the
East
and
will
leave
this
evenlne.
,
With
Mr.
Astor
are
Lloyd
Grfmscbm?
and
John
Drayton.
They
spent
the
!
most
of
Sunday
quietly
aboard
their
'car
in
the
railway
yards
and
this
New
York
City,
who
is
here
In
the!TlslUn?
amon'
otner
P13
ie
course;
of
a
western
holiday
trip.
Pla."tf
the
Canadian
Fish
ii
Cold
H
and
hi
party
arrived
in
a
pri-
(Storage
Co.
in
which
Mr.
Astor
dls-vate
car
attached
to
Saturday
played
much
Interest.
and
entertainment.
This
is
something
new
for
us
but
cer-j
!
Johnson
Mrr.
tain
organizations
have
already
taken
up
the
good
work
and
are
to
be
complimented
on
what
they
are
doing.
There
is
room
for
nlentv
of
hejn
alone
this
lino
for
the
approximately
fiye.
hundred
soldiers
who
are
now
stationed
h.e
or
near
the
city.
It
is
something
that
everybody
catf
heb
with,
ewn
in
a
drect
way
by
personal
contact
with
one
or
two.
A
lot
of
thpe
boys
are
quite
voung.
Many.of
ther
come
frtjirj-
food
homes.
Some
of
them
have
never
beer
awav
f
fop
home
before.
Practically
all
of
them
W
stranrs
Here.
In
trvin"
to
mqke
things
pleasant
fo-them
in.
a
real
good
old-fashioned
homelike
wav.
whethpv
in
groups
or
by
the
ones
and
twos,
we
will
be
lo.ing
a
bit
in
the
war
not
onlv
helnful
but
pleasant
for
ourselves
Further
the
bovs
themselves
will,
doubtless.
appreciate
ir
to
say
nothing
of
thoee
mothers,
fathers
sisters,
brother?
or
friends
of
theirs
who
are
wondering
how
thev
fare.
We
would
not
like
to
think
that,
for
the
lack
of
just
a
littlr-thoughtfulness.
a
little
goino1
out
of
our
wavPrince
Rupert
should
neglect
them
and
be
a
place
that
they
would
come
to
shun.
PROPAGANDA
Propaganda
still
permeates
the
newspaper
columns
and
the
.air
waves,
it
works
insidiously
its
treacherous
task
to
nerrorm.
In
this
war
it
is
playing
a
more
important
n'Art
thrfn
'pVnr
hfifnre
in
imnnrrnnr
that
enma
ttM
in.
t
ians
pdmit
it
as
a
factor
equal
almost
in
potency
to
miji
tarvntf
..pc
onom'c
pressure
in
achieving
the
desired
ends,
.Herd
in
Princ
Runert,
with
the
development
of
transmission
so
ne'
frr.ted,
we
are
as
vulnerable
as
anywhere
else
in
the
world.
'
We
mav
knov
things
we
hear
to
be
lies.
Yet
we
may
bo
uronscioDsl
influenced
by
the
lies.
Seeds
of
doubt
may
be
sown
which
will
ultimately
effect
the
morale
0
even;
the
most
loyal
of
us.
Meantime,
when
weighing
the
many
tnings
that
arei
hcarfl.
ronvwo
su
west
that
we
keep
-always
in
the
back
ofi
wir
minus
inp
original
justice
ot
our
cause
in
comparison
with
that
of
the
enemy
whose
own
vituperations
jiiie
already
commencing
to
condemn
him
and
show
up
the
tent
of
his
deceit
and
.duplicity.
PRESENT
FOR
FIRST
WAR
BABY
The
first
baby
born
In
London
alter
the
declaration
of
war.
Neville
Mooney.
is
fit;ed
with
his
gas
hood
by
his
fond
but
anxious
parents.
This
hood
is
especially
designed
for
babes
in
arms.
Marguerite
Johnson
Is
Shower
Honoree
Delightful
Affair
Saturday
Night
At
Home
of
Bride-Klect's
Mother
A
surprise
party
shower
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
E.
Johnson.
Lotbinlere
Street.
Saturday
evening
in
honor
of
Miss
Marguerite
Johnson
who
will
be
leaving
for.
Victoria
next
Thursday
to
be
mar-
j
ried
to
Carl
Smith,
son
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith
of
this
city.
The
bride-elect's
many
friends
entered
thi'
house
carrying
a
beauUful
basket
decorated
In
pink
and
white
and;
containing
many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts
for
the
bride-to-be.
1
The
evening
was
spent
playing
bridge,
prize
winners
beinz
Mrs.
Peter
Solem
and
Mrs.
Jack
Malr.
Refreshments
were
served.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
J.
A.!
Smith,
Mrs.
J.
Jack,
Mrs.
O.
Cic-
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Mrs.
H.
Wanamaker,
Mrs.
R.
Taoer.
Mrs.
A.
Thomoson.
Mrs.
J.
Malr.
Mrs
Petroff.
Mrs.
P.
Solem,
Mrs.
Skat
rebol.
Mrs.
J.
Krlkevgky.
M'rf!
J.
Clavrin.
Mrs.
Santerbane,
Mrs.
J.
Garon
Mrs.
Essen.
Miss
Essen.
Johnson
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"
Japanese
Young
People
Meeting
JOIN
THE
MILLIONS
j
who
enjoy
its
genuine
peppermint
flavor!
(let
In
the
good
habit
of
ehcwlnfc
Ppublenilnt
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nfter
every
meal!
Its
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lowWastlng,
cvnulne
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Anil
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good
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you,
too
helps
keep
teeNh
bright,
breath
pleasant.
Healthful
delicious
refreshing
t
GET
SOME
TODAY!
SPORT
CHAT
Cricket
is
going
to
learn
a
lot
;fiom
football.
The
Cobourg
Crick-.
et
Club
in
Australia
has
hired
Jack
Scanlon,
coach
of
the
Co--bourg
Association
Football
Club,
as
pnysicai
instructor.
Dame,
Swift.
Kaluara
and
nt
came
Ui
the
Werrlbce
race
track
In
Australia
in
the
same
horse
transport
one
day
and
thev
fin.
iUbd
"P'eUvely
first,
second
and
mi
Miss
w
K.
Lang
t
tJe
u
i
was
speaker
pal.
third
In
a
race
that
afternoon
Saturday
evening
at
an
educational,
meeting
of
the
local
Nippon
young
six
championships
were
won
in
People's
.Association
held
at
Hie
Ja-
a
bUzzard
when
the
Victorian
Ski
panose
Mission.
President
Setsuo
-Club
held
a
tournament
at
Mt
Kuwahara"
was
In
the
chair,
ifluller.
Australia.
Two
contestants
anas
unnu
snoKe
ana
eave
a
bripf
oroxe
Kiel
in
thn
oruoiiin
outline
of
u?e
pomlnlon
Angllca,ni!
xoung
reopie-s
Association
confer-'
'
ence
which
she
attended
durlntfl
a
t.u
.
..
...
;
"I
-J
vein,
(.ituvstuca
UU,
WMI
,the
latter
partf
.
in
.
May
Vancou-'often
make
you
many
dollars
Ver.
Bne
told
th
mpmhprnr
tuk
meeting!!
and
discussion
which
took
place.
There
were
17
members
present.
Routine
business
was
taken
up.
Community
singing
waa
aljw
enjoy-
ed.
M1.S.S
Kae
Itohortsnn.
hrpMi.,i
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Ari
gllcan
Young
PeoDle's
Association
and
John
Good
were
guests
for
the
evening.
1
Dally
advertising
m
the
Daihj
News
ews
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
re-'
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HI!
'
21--BH'nrth
V
ALPHA
WINS
FOUR
HOUR
IN
FOOTBALL
NET
MATCH
,
7".
.
lieU
Cntr4
Itttvrtn
Fttnri
in
L
f
1
Tho
(.ajnr,
J
td
n
lliCh
School
,
I
games
were
played
in
the
IW)th
The
McCormlclcs
had
it
In
the
,
Memorial
High
School
Intw-houw
ttnlird
Stale
Pr
Championvhlp
bag
when
jockey
O.
McCormlck
'Qptbal
league.
In
the
Junior
game
Scored
A,Pha
defeated
Oamma
by
a
vrore
f"r'
'
his
first
success
In
a
dead
?l
,
.
,.o.
u......v.
'of
five
to
nil
Alnhfl
-aji
alio
vie-
nfrp
yeeray
1..
riding
Burbang.
trained
by
hls!wrto
e
senior
gante.
de-
TTV
.
father,
II.
R.
McCormlck.
-
feaUng
Oamma
by
six
to
nil.
f
1
KiJt
:
t.
ii
r.
u
Scorers
for
the
)unlor
were
August
was
'not
a
sportiraan
s
LevereU.
Cteeone.
Holtby.
Undrty
STICKS
TO
f.l
XS
month
in
the
state
of
Victoria.
ana
m.
tor
me
seniors
me
SYDNEY.
N
B
T-
Australla.
There
were
27
wet
days.
RaU
wp
scored
by
Won?
2I.
When
the
Sydur
T
,
At
and
cricket,
football
and
tennis
Ey
,2'
and
Landrey
ttnd
CifN
u
,
,
.matches
were
repeatedly
rained
Referees
were
J
B.
Wllkjiison
Ilt0heMi..
Cn
t
jout.
and
W
W
C
ONelil
UwaitV
pri
J
When
M.
Hearn
was
smpended
...
for
three
weeks
for
striking
another
player
in
a
football
game
at
Fltzroy,
Australia,
special
note
was
made
of
the
"frank
manner
Jin
wlilch
he
had
given
evidence
.
Tempest,
F.
O.
Scarfe's
favorite
for
the
Caulfleld
Cup
in
Australia.
was
killed
on
a
highway
shortly
before-.,the
race
while
on
his
way
to
the
Morphet
track
for
a
trial
gallop.
.A
telephone
conversation
with
Harry
Hopmanr
captain
of
the
j
Davis
CMP
learn
in
America,
cost
.'plenty,
reports
president
H.
A.
Pitt
of
the
Australia
Lawn
Tennis
Association.
"One
sneeze
by
Hop-
man
cost
ys
fully
84c"
he
said.
A;i
appeal
against
a
two-year
lu.iyeiisjgn
ior
iqui
ridlnz
won
DOUBLE
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
I
Jockey
J.
c.
Tulloch
m
Perth.
.trajla,
a
reduction
of
the
sen-
2OOOOOMOO?oooooooooooooocooooooooaooocoo
J
Nearly
120,000
voU
were
cast
I
in
n
nnurinnrid.
tv.1l
tn-
lit.
.
.
.
.,
popular
footballer
In
Melbourne.
S
Australia
and
Bert
Mills
of
the
5
,
Hawthorn
team
won
for
the
sec-
g
ohd
successive
time.
g
I
Four
weeks
after
a
doitor
hdd
S
warned
him
he
must
give
up
g
training,
Robert
Sutton,
Australl-
P
;
"
-
since
ending
his
career
as
a
Jockey,
aiea
ax
uenaigo.
The
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