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Tuesday,
September
26,
1939.
BRITISH
LABOR
British
labor
seems
to
be
unanimous
in
regard,
to
the
carrvinc
on
of
the
war.
It
evidently
was
a
dramatic
scene
in
the
House
of
Commons
when,
on
the
eve
of
-war,
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain,
still
clinging
to
the
hope
of
peace,
closed
his
speech
without
actually
declaring
war.
Arthur
Greenwood,
leader
of
the
Labor
Party,
rose
to
speak
amid
a
hush,
the
only
sound
being
a
voice
from
the
Conservative
benches
Speak
for
England,
Greenwood.
A
chorus
of
fiftv
Conservative
voices
followed:
"Yes,
speak
for
England."
These
old
Tories
realized
that
the
war
on
which
they
were
about
to
embark
was
no
Tory
war.
It
was
a
war
of
the
common
people
and
the
common
people,
the
labor
people,
are
the
people
who
really
rule
England.
They
are
the
people
who
know
how
to
guard
their
liberty.
In
Canada
we
are
a
more
cosmopolitan
people.
We
have
not
that
cohesion
that
is
found
in
an
old
country
like
Britain
but
yet
when
Mackenzie
King
declared
war
for
the
defence
of
the
liberties
of
the
smaller
nations
he
was
speaking
for
Canada.
Liberty
that
is
not
worth
defending
ig
not
worth
having.
GLORIOUS
WARSAW
The
defence
of
Warsaw
will
do
down
in
history
lis
orfe
of
the
most
gallant
displays
of
heroism
ever
recounted.
All
it
needs
is
the
pen
of
a
great
poet
to
tell
the
story
for
future
generations
to
remember.
The
Poles
must
be
a
great
people
to
breed
such
men
and
women
as
those
who
are
trying
to
defend
their
lives
and
liberties.
All
the
machines
of
war
have
been
pouring
dealth-dealing
bombs
and
other
missiles
into
the
city
but
without
brininne:
surrender,
hven
the
hospitals
ana
churches
have
been
destroyed.
But
the
men
and
women
fightton.
LENGTH
OF
WAR
People
are
bringing
to
speculate
as
to
how
long
the
war
will
last.
One
man
yesterday
suggested
seven
years.
Others
think
it
will
take
five
years
to
complete
the
job.
We
do
not
think
it
will
be
that
long,
unless
conditions
change
very
greatly.
Britain
is
going
into
the
war
this
tim
fully
prenured
and
so
is
France.
There
is
one
airplane
factory
in
England
turning
out
one
hundred
planes
a
day.
Where
this
factory
stands
there
were
only
green
fields
two
years
ago.
Today
any
visitor
to
the
neighborhood
will
see
one
hundred
planes
at
a
time
in
the
air
being
given
their
trials.
But
that
is
only
one
of
many
factories
of
a
similar
kind.
Another
reason
why
we
think
the
struggle
will
not'
time
the
country
has
been
invaded
since
the
Napoleonic
wars.
Wc
doubt
thfl
morale
of
the
tiennlp
will
Rrnnfl
nn'l
under
the
drive
across
the
Siegfried
line.
Two
or
three
years
is
their
limit
and
it
may
be
a
good
deal
less,
unless
other
countries
get
into
the
war
and
complicate
matters.1,
We
must
prepare
for
at
least
five
years
of
war
but
pray
fdrJcss
and
work
to
that.
end,
I
'
CONN
KEEPS
HiS
CROWN
Won
Fifteen-Round
Decision
From
Melio
Bettina
in
Lively
Fifteen-Uoundex
At
EitUburg
PITTSBURG,
Sept
2:
CP
Billy
Conn
retained
the
world
3
,
light
heavyweight
crown
last
night
by
winning
a
decision
over
Melio
Bettlna
In
fifteen
rounds.
It
was
similar
to
the
former
fight
when
Oonn
won
the
title
from
Bettina
closing
strong
in
the
hitter
part
There
were
no
knock-downs.
BALL
RACE
NEARS
END
Will
Cincinnati
Red
Clneh.
National
Pennant
by
Winning
Double-Header
Today?
;
CINCINNATI.
Stpt
26:
CP
i
The
National
League
pennant
race
may
be
settled
here
today
or
it
may
be
forced
into
a
hectic
fin
s!
rinendlng
unon
the
outcome
of
u
;
double-header
to
be
played
be-
tween
the
first
plate
Cincinnati
Reds
and
the
second
place
St.
Lou-
ir
Cardinals.
The
Reds
are
now
leading,
the
Cardinals
by
three-and-a-half,
games.
By
winning
both
games
today,
the
Reds
would
be
in
a
position
where
it
would
be
impossible
for
the
Cardinals
to
overtake
them.
Only
two
games
were
played
yes
terday,
one
in
each
league.
In
the
National
the
New
York
Giants
won
a
close
six
to
five
verdict
over
Bost-
25
i
on
Bees.
In
the
American
the
Chi
cago
White
Sax
had
an
equally
close
victory
over
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
teams
line-up
in
the
two
leagues
today
as
follows:
National
League
Chicago
at
Pittsburg.
Boston
at
Philadelphia,
St.
Louis
at
CincinnaU,
Brooklyn
at
New
York.
American
League
New
York
at
Boston,
Cleveland
at
Chicago,
Philadelphia
at
Washington,
Detroit
at
St.
Louis.
The
league
standing
to
date:
National
League
W.
Cincinnati
93
St.
Louis
89
Chicago
79
Brooklyn
78
New
York
73
Pittsburg.
67
Boston
.59
Philadelphia
45
American
League
New
York
105
Boston
87
Chicago
85
Cleveland
82
Detroit
77
Washington
63
Philadelphia
,53
St.
Louis
41
43
60
65
66
70
87
95
107
'
!
Sport
Briefs
AUSS1ES'
INDOOR
SPORT
ADELAIDE,
Australia,
ept.
26:
'CP
Indoor
cricket
has
swept
Into
popularity
here
during
the
Australian
winter.
Tennis
balls
are
used,
bowled
underarm,
and
rate
of
scoring
is
about
500
runs
an
hour.
EFEREE
UITS
MELBOURNE.
Austra
la
Rent
TMeday,
Septembe-
"THE
OaULT
rrrvve
.709
392
367
354
324
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BRITISH!
ECONOMIST
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arrived
.
Nct;
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-
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Br'-
u,i.
ratma.v
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d.ref.
New
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5
W.Md
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Fair
SPORT
CHAT
Minnesota'
Petty
Bet
ehmaxei
.
bum
ot
aub-par
goif
to
wta
th
united
State
Wosnen
aotf
champ-onship
at
Chicago
one
year
age
yesterday.
Patty
won
het
first
national
title-
by
defeating
Mrs.
Es-telle
Laweon
Pate
ef
North
Carolina
to
whom
she
Jest
in
the
final
he
previous
year.
Franchises
oi
the
Ottawa
Sena
tors
and
the
Philadelphia
Quakers
of
the
National
Hockey
League
were
suspended
following
a
meeting
of
the
league
executive
eight
years
ago
today,
flayers
irom
me
iwo
teams
were
distributed
to
all
other
squads
in
the
loop-
-except
the
Montreal
Ciiui'ien-
"-"
--
-
-
1
I
to
0,jSSErlc2
72
303
81
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-
55
FORSALE
FOR
SALE
Approximately
fou.
acres
including
cottage
and
contents
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Erik
Eneroth.
Oona
River
$22
Cach.
Official
Administrator,
Norman
A.
Watt.
Prince
Rupeet,
B.C.
20:
(CP)
A
rugby
referee
walked
0RDERLY
Wanted
Apply
from
the
field
when
his
threat
of
RuPert
General
Hospital
calling
"no
game"
failed
to
deter
I
players
here.
Spectators
had
tol
seperate
quarelling
participants
In1
a
last
and
furious
game.
LIKED
THE
PLACE
WELLINGTON,
N.
Z..
Sept.
20:
'CP1
Karman
8lngh
came
here
from.
India
on
a
wrestling
tour,
had
his
residence
permit
extended
several
times,
and
did
not
leave
when
warned.
Now
he
is.
being
TWO-WAY
PROFIT
MARIBYRNONO,
Australia.
Sept
!26:
(CP)
A
coursing:
meet
Is
nev-1
tjl
1
Al
i.
1
1
1?
i
lV
1
i.1
!W
JAUAlir,U
sit,ium;
ui
lout,
uuw
lasi
ion?
is
uecause
mat
Kinu
ox
aruiiciai
entnusiasm
en-ijoe
Bull,
sponsor
of
a
meet
here,
gendered
by
force
and
by
keeping
the
people
at
high
ten-
insured
against
ram
anyway.
Rain'j
sion
is
bound
to
weaken
quickly.
Germany
was,
being
ra-,fe11
tne
meet
wsu
neld-
and
Dul,i
tioned
even
before
the
war.
Reports
indicate
that
the
C0ll:ted
the
insurance.
.
people
dreaded
war
and
supported
the
Fuehrer
because.
he
kept
them
out
of
war.
Now
the
French
and
British
are'
Da"y
advertising
m
tne
Daiij
fighting
on
German
soil
German
villages
are
being
des-!Ne.ws
18
sure
10
br,ng
daUy
re"
troyed
by
the
invaders
and
by
their
own
people,
the
firat'8U
'
CENTRAL
HOTEL'
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
Si
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
lngs.
FOR
RENT
United
States
Is
Showing
Strong
Business
Upturn
t,n
tf.li
fu
bALfa
Mctnary
range,
grey
enamel
finish,
almost
new.
Com
Prince
FOR
RENT
November
1.
Premises
now
occupied
by
Boston
Cafe
Phone
14.
tf
Business
Opportunities
GOOD
opportunity
for
the
right
party
to
buy.
lease
or
rent
going
confectionery
business
or
rent
store
next
C.
P.
R
Office.
Apply
P
O.
Box
253.
(226)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
FIRST
Class
board
and
room
residences
Reasonable
rates,
close
In.
Phone
Oreen
865.
(235)
"
AGENTS
WANTED
PREMIER
Art
Guild,
the
largest
personal
greeting
card
company
ln
Canada,
with
branches
from
coast
to
coast,
invite
you
to
ai-
ply
for
an
agency
to
sell
printed
'
to
order
Christmas
Cards.
Sample,
book
supplied
without
charge
Most
complete
line
of
boxed
assortments
which
pay
our
sales
staff
up
to
50
commission.
Experience
unnecessary.
Write
Premier
Art
Guild,
676
Seymour
St
.
I
Vancouver.
tf
Country
to
South
Will
Benefit
From
War
Conditions
and
is
Already
Showing
Improvement
er
during
the
past
few
weeks.
Moat
now
find
themselves
at
a
disadvantage
oyr
rVMnoetttora
that
kept
their
shelves
fall
Part
of
the
demand
has
been
ewf!
bv
people
ho.
nntteiTMtine.
a
rtw
In
privet,
have
ben
stocking
up
heavily.
CIIMCK
ON
POTATOES
CAPE
TOWN.
Sept
M:
CP
Potatoes
dont
need
a
pedigree,
but
all
"apode!"
entering
the
Union
FOR
SALE
Boat
Edye
Pass
wtthl
See
noTdlaeaS
contents
now
lying
at
Ward
Ec-,
S.'"
rown
J
dtowed
trie
float.
Send
tender.
In
wrlt-lhnot
Ing
to
Indian
Office,
Prince
Ru-'
pert.
B.C.
(220M
.
NEW
METHOD
MF3.nOtinNR
Australia
Rrnt
.20:
CP
BecaiKe
45
per
cent
of
plete
with
oil
burner.
$75.
Stam-'hte
income
goes
ford.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
tl.
FOR
SALE
Boat
Edye
Pass
with
contents
now
lying
at
Ward
Electric
float
Send
tenders
in
writing
to
Indian
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
(230)
ITELP
WANTED
Five
thousand
people
read
the
pays
to
let
them
hav
to
sell.
aaw
Cr-
J
to
Uncle
Sam's
treasury.
D.
A.
Hamburger,
a
millionaire
vMting
here
aays
he
Invests
only
In
stocks
that
do
not
pay
dividend
li..cr.
Rupert
bally
News.
It
know
what
vu
L
THE
SEAL
"
QUALITY
wuim
vav
ji
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL'
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packrd
hy
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
Ui
Prince
Rupert
'JET'
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
B.C.
Stores
WOMEN
IN
WAR
WORK
Quietlv
Leading
tp
To
Major
Ac
tlvities
at
Home
and
Overseas
I
By
MITRIAL
ADAMS
..nudum
Prease
8latf
Writer
I
TORONTO.
Sept
M
CP'
Winic
women
In
the
United
Kingdom
and
other
eoun
tries
arc
already
In
uniform
in
home
service
war
duties.
Canadian
women
are
.it
aeeded
and
do
their
bit
Result-
of
this
registration
will
be
H--fu!
in
peace
as
well
to
tight
epidemic
and
in
other
national
emergencies
Ark!
me
hove
already
taken
ex
to
ao
overseas
when
the
neeea
sHv
arises.
Bat
whether
fount
or
old.
ar
tistic
or
ma
themaUeauy-minded.
wealthy
or
poor.
Canadian
women
want
to
do
eomethlnc-
They
are
manufacturing
plant
are
busy
and
wmlUn
A
mxiam
for
Inatrne-
there
is
a
tendency
for
orieea
in
vmw
'
neeaaa
many
lines
to
advance
This
is
par-
10
mkr
tne
m0Bt
complete
eo-op-tlcularly
true
of
utteJos
tor
which
orfanttatton
across
the
Intensive
buying
for
war
purposes
eoontev
has
created
somesbinf
of
a
short-
ln
Vlctorta
B.C
.
preparations
age
Canned
goods
have
gone
up
,om
hd
women
have
:md
so
have
many
other
food
pro-
trmlnlnI
several
months
du
t
s
cotton
goods
are
also
on
the
lon
r
nos
to
the
British
UD(rraa
units
for
"active
service
"
But
the
Many
merchant
who
had
been
ra",orttT
ot
Canadian
"omen
are
runnlne
alone
with
small
stocks
"untrained-
and
their
Jobs
for
the
oresent
will
be
to
sew
and
knit.
make
bandate.
drirr
transport
and
ambulances
In
their
own
Canadian
women
realise
they
sunt
attack
the
situation
with
lev
el
neads.
find
their
proper
place
tirsi
rteo
to
ease
the
situation
n.,.
mm
Illl
I
Tl
'
.
tijiaar
ive
in
preliminary
movements
wnw
tnfy
pai
o
u
home
to
take
their
share
of
war-
fttek
to
rre
mergency
work
hown
lhelr
ilu,.,..:.
Tu.
cuv
of
the
khaki-clad
wo-
M,UUon
of
tne
j,,..
mar.
muy
come
In
Canada'
future
Gol(
xoum
punn
bat
)ust
now
her
womenfolk
are
do
ijbro,,
and
,
tf
wimanly
Job,
knitting
and
sew-
-nwhuu
rrrparaiory
10
training
iw
rea-p..n
-
ible
positions
later
on.
T!r-oughout
the
nation
women
uro
registering
for
voluntary
ser-.
c
unxlous
to
fill
In
where
they
many
of
the
mm
.
ties
believe
they
eai.
and
energy
to
bettet
a
knitting
bee
Thlnu
Needed
"lntetttaeuce.
r
.
courage
and
a
Ml!'
unexpected
ittuuii
among
a
worker
Mitt
Isabel
C
Uc
amouiance
arrver
acre
the
seas
Blankets
and
warm
QTvi
yar
wtrnMj
,
clothing
have
been
bundled
to
ana-,
.l.....
.
,
'
of
the
'IT1
UyRffldf,,R
Volunteer!
!
units
they
should
,
leader
Women
Service
In
London
to
replenish
meaitre
wardrobes
of
evacuated
chlldrw
who
fate
winter
months
part
of
the
army
at
d
ttary
control
and
:
proeerh
and
elfin:
Married
women
t
v....
luntref
lor
aeuv-
s
Before
the
Doctor
.lance
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