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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H,
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Friday,
October
20,
1939.
THE
TURKISH
TREATY
The
mutual
assistance
agreement
signed
between
Turkey,
France
and
Great
Britain,
following
the
breakdown
of
the
Turko-Russian
negotiations
in
view
of
the
drastic
Soviet
demands,
may
have
a
far-reaching
effect
upon
the
present
European
conflict.
Whether
the
alliance
will
tend
to
localize
the
war
or
to
extend
its
scope
remains
to
be
seen.
All
depends
now
upon
Russia
which,
for
the
moment,
appears
to
be
headed
off
in
its
plan
to
expand
past
the
Black
Sea
into
the
Mediterranean
area
which
it
has
long
coveted
and
which
covetousness
has
been
the
direct
cause
of
previous
wars.
The
implications
of
the
Scandinavian
conference
at
Stockholm,
called
through
the
threat
against
Finland's
independence,
may
also
have
the
effect
of
bringing
Rus
sia
into
me
open.
Meantime,
the
Soviet
continues
the
big
puzzle
in
the
international
picture.
Germany
and
Hitler,
hemmed
in
now
and
more
completely
encircled
than
ever,
are
becoming
a
consideration
of
secondary
importance.
If
Russia
should
precipitate
a
crisis
in
the
Balkans,
it
will
be
interesting
to
see
which
way
Italy
will
turn.
The
way
events
appear
now
to
be
moving,
Italv's
only
salva
tion
would
appear
to
be
away
from
the
Berlin
axis
and
towards
the
Allies.
THE
WESTERN
FRONT
It
looks
as
though
Hitler,
like
it
or
not,
will
be
forced
into
a
major
offensive
on
the
Western
Front
which
may
well
prove
suicidal.
Possibly,
in
his
desperation,
he
may
essay
to
early
test
the
strength
'of
the
renutedlv
imnretr-
nable
Maginot
Line,
to
attack
which,
military
experts
say,
will
be
a
costly
business.
Failure
to
eet
nast
the
Great
French
line
may
force
the
Nazis
to
some
other
course
of
action,
possibly
the
violation
of
the
neutrality
of
a
smaller
neighbor
or
neighbors
in
order
to
iret
an
outlet.
Further
air
raids
on
the
British
Isles
and
on
France
as
well
may
De
expected
and,
although
they
may
and
probably
will
have
,more
serious
results
than
have
attended
them
tn
date,
they
are
something
which
we
should
not
feel
too
downhearted
about
vvhen
they
occur.
Hitler
has
got
to
move
and,
the
sooner
he.
does
his
wuna.unu
geis
u
over
and
done
with,
the
better.
CITY
MANAGERSHIP
The
principle
of
city
managership,
as
expected,
was
strongly
endorsed
by
the
civic
voters
of
Prince
Rupert
in
plebiscite
yesterday.
The
next
step
will
be
the
devising
of
some
suitable
plan
of
effecting
the
decision
of
the
people.
In
that
connection
the
minister
of
municipalities
has
promised
to
pay
Prince
Rupert
a
visit
to
discuss
the
subject.
To.et
the
.question
of
special
charter
amendment
be-fore
the,
Legislature
at
itsiorthcoming
session
will
require
speedy
action.
It
is
desirable,
with
the
present
commis
sioner
announcing
his
intention
of
retiring
at
the
end
of
the
year,
that
the
local
plan
should
be
legally
enacted
by
the
end
'of
the
year.
On
the
other
hand,
it
is
something
that
should
jbe
carefully
considered,
particularly
since
it
is
an
experiment
,5
far
as
any
British
Columbia
city
is
concerned.
To
rUsh
something
through
with
undesirable
or
ilKconsidered
features
mght
be
more
costly
in
the
long
run
than
to
wait
a
year.
However,
a
full
and
free
discussion
will
do
much
to
clarify
the
situation
and
crystallize
upon
something
that
will
adequately
fill
the
bill.
It
mqy
not
be
out
of
place
at
this
time
to
comment
that
the
people
have
realized
the
weakness
of
the
old
svs-
tern
of
municipal
government
and
want
no
more
of
it
here
in
Prince
Rupert.
L
f:
CBRIISH
TOMMIES
ARRIVE
IX
FRANCE
TO
'TAKE
UP
BATTLE
POSITIONS
4
t
the
Eclipse
Stakes
this
year.
Not
satisfied
with
his
orowess,
Jasper
Walker
back
In
1926.
to
make
himself
a
perfect
man."
After
13
years
of
ef
The
one
big
chance
for
Canadian
sk'ers
to
shoot
for
a
Dominion
Mtle
the
national
ski
champlon-shlDS
at
Banff
may
vanish
on
account
of
the
war.
month.
With
the
declaration
of
war,
rifle
tournpment
In
Australia
were
cancelled
by
the
Department
of
Defence.
One
being
held
a
Sydney
was
into
the
final
round
when
can
celled
European
skiers
who-
visited
Mpunt
Hood
for
Jhe
United
States
national
championships
last
year
have
made
their
homes
In
North
America
Jn
many
cAes
apd
Han
Swlnton,
Austrian
expert,
will
in
Vancouver.
A
sporting
tour
acrpss
Iran
and
Afghanistan
to.
India
In-
a.
lorry
driven
.with,
a
charcoal.
engine
five
years
ago
has.
Iejl
to
the
development
of
the
engine
by
,Bosworth
Monck
and
John
len(Jerson
Into
a
practical
power
unit,
using
low
grade
coke.
.
,
Canadian
dollar
and
bear
little
reference
to
the
purchaslnu
Dower
boxing
of
the
w'ar
aowance.
High
prices
decided.
tfnd
sc"city
of
foodstuffs
in
the
ncicn
jessen
me
value
of
the
money.
.
TH
.1
n
.
.
...
fort
he
was
awafded
that
title
for
"
"'e
naaian
Active
Benrlcc
tc"lc
mui,mum
allowance
for
Victoria.
Australia;
this
year.
,
-.tn...uCt1M
n
j
a
momn
ana
tne
soldier
must
also
assign
to
dependents
not
less
than
15
days
pay
each
month).
TODAY'S
WEATHER
"The
single
game
system
of
ten-'
PrInce
Rupert-Overcast
competition
Is
resoonsible
for
east
wind.
29
5
hou?
south-nls
tal
leclining
the
standard
of
the
game
rometer,
.5
Uin:
temped
in
Aunmlla."
officials
have
com-
ture.
52;
sea
choppy
trained.
They
assert
the
system
Is
Triple
Islandvmast.
south-
unralr
east
wind.
28
miles
per
hour;
sea
moderately
rough.
All
racine
has
been
stopped
in
J
Langara
Island-Showery.
south-France
but
it
I.
hoped
a
means
will;
west
wind.
25
miles
per
hour-
babe
fpund
to
maintain
the
breeding
'rometer,
29.43;
temperature
51-
sea
Industry.
During
the
First
Great
'modetately
rough
War
many
thoroughbreds
were.
Dead
Tree
Point
High
scattered
commandeered
but
pedigrees
were
clouds,
southerly
wind,
five
miles
inviolate.
jper
hour;
barometer,
29.59;
tem-
'perature.
53;
moderate
swell.
j
Track
star
and
ski
champion,
I
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
southerly
Mush
Lmon,
of
the
Tyee
Ski
Run-iwlnd.
two
miles
per
hour;
baro-
ners,
wi)l.marry
Emily
McKenzie
of,
meter,
29.88
falling
rapidly);
tern
the
Vancouver
Ski
Club
nextiPerture,
58;
moderate
swell.
Aiert
Bay
-
Hazy,
light
rain,
southeast
wind.
21
miles
per
hour;
oaromeier.
29.02;
temperature,
48;
sea
choppy.
Estevan
Raining,
southwest,
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
haro-i
meter,
30.01.
i
Victoria
-
Ranng,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.11.
Vancouver
-
Rapine,
easterly
wina,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.11.
Prince
George
Raining,
south-
llveleast
wind,
fifteen
miles
per
hour;
uurumeier,
29.65.
Hotel
Arrival$
Prince
Rqpert
P.
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Robertson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Mljiburn,
II,
,M.
ptevenson
and
F.
Henderson,
Vancouver;
D.
W,
Webster,
VIctorfa.
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like
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Arriving
In
France
ta
aid
their
French
ally.
British
Tommies
a
re
shown,
In
this
pi
"ure
passed
by
the
British
and
French
censors,
disembarking
from
a
British
troop-ship
at
some
unnamed
French
p
ort
The
exact
number
f
British
troops
now
in
France
ha
not
been
divulged
by
the
British
or
French
governments,
but
It
has
b
ten
announced
that
jcjr
numbers
far
exceed
those
of
the
early
days
of
the
last
war
SPORT
CHAT
Just
to
make
competition
for
Gertie
Wepsala,
queen
of
Canadian
women
skiers,
comes
Erna
Redlich,
from
Saint
Anton,
Switzerland,
to
Cloverdale
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
Warring
Nations'
Allowances
Vary
Plain
Language
War's
Necessity
Provision
Made
For
Soldiers
De-
Talks
on
Telephone
pendents
But
Uuying
Power
,
And
France
Mut
Changes
Tongue
I
or
Re
Mrs.
Redlich
is
a
European
champ-
I
Ion
and
will
settle
there
rjEW
YORK.
October
20:
CP
!
BERNE.
Switzerland.
Oct.
20:
i
Government
allowances
in
Great
CP
Language
ha
aaauraed
a
Ban
on
French
racing
has
led
to
Britain.
France
and
Oermany
for
.tremendous
Importance
In
Europe
speculation
a&
to
whether
French
those
who
stay
at
home,
while
thelwhere
everybody
U
pn
the
lookout
hdrses
may'run
In
Spain.
During
breadwinner'
Is"
oh
war
duty.
are.
for
Spits
Inducing
the
spies
the
First
Great
War.
dusty
Spanish
roughiy.
as
follows:
themselves.
In
France,
you
can
tracks
were
open
to
French
compe-
0reat
Britain
55
cents
a
day
for
speak
nothing
but
Freiieh
on
the
titqrs
under
the
aegis
of
King
Al-
tne
wle:
184
cents
for
one
child,
telephone.
In
Germany.
It
s
noth-fonso.
France
25
cenU
for
the
wife.
Ing
but
German
I
There
will
be
no
Doncaster
St.
"
,0r
"
In
the
various
countries
are
havlncr
Uger
this
war
year
so
Lord
Rose-
n"
Ior
one
child.
a
terrlble
(me
puen
lnter!
bery
is
sending
his
Blue
Peter
to
Thf
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to'
Germany
are
national
telenhon.
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a
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voice
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will
you
please
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French!"
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get
through
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AND
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mayoe
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wonl
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BREATHE!
throat.
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time
don';
wait
for
a
cold
to
get
a
head
tart.
LHcd
at
tint
tnirtle
or
sneeze,
Va-tro-nol
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cold
from
developing.
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Way
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that
tormenting
stuff!
net
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brraibe
more
freely!
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drops
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by
bu.
am
talking
French.
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room
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:
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doesn't
sound'
privilege,
like
French
to
me
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and
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clearing
at
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exist
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