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Tuesday.
August
22,
1939.
EDITORIALS
ISOLATING
HONG
KONG
When
the
Japanese
took
the
city
of
Canton
months
ago
they
did
not
clean
up
the
country
with
the
result
that
almost
all
of
southern
China
was
still
occupied
by
Chinese
forces.
Canton
is
but
a
few
miles
from
Kowloon,
British
territory
included
with
the
island
of
Hong
Kong,
and
from
this
territory
the
Chinese
have
been
supplied
with
arms
and
ammunition
and
other
goods.
In
its
efforts
to
cut
off
this
supply
Japan
has
had
to
drive
out
the
Chinese
from
the
area
along
the
Kowloon
border
and
hold
it
with
Japanese
detachments.
This
isolated
Hong
Kong
from
that
part
of
China
and
prevented
the
running
of
supplies
to
the
Chinese
in
the
country
just
north
between
that
area
and
Shanghai
where
the
Chinese
have
been
in
creasing
their
military
strength
of
late.
temporarily
at
least,
the
colony
can
-still
ship
goods
into
.China
through
British
India
but
that
is
a
more
rounn
about
route
and
one
that
is
already
glutted
with
goods
passing
in
to
keep
the
Chinese
armies
in
fighting
trim.
Havine
a
Japanese
army
concentrated
right
alongside
may
al.cQ
oe
considered
a
threat
to
British
interests
at
Hong
Konir.
While
an
army
might
possibly
overrun
Kowloon
it
could
not
cross
to
the
island
of
Hong
Kong
except
hv
water
and
in
doing
so
would
be
blown
to
nieces
bv
tne
litiph
9run.c
in
Horn?
Kong
forts.
The
northern
border
of
Kowloon
is
also
well
defended
and
it
is
not
likely
any
attempt
will
be
made
by
the
Japanese
to
storm
the
territory
from
that
direction.
The
naw
move
will
interfere
with
the
trade
of
Hong
Kong
but
not
with
its
integrity
as
a
part
of
the
British
Empire.
The
defences
of
the
island
colony
have
been
steadily
strengthened
and
the
only
way
to
strike
it
is
to
prevent
supplies
reaching
it
from
Europe
or
India
and
to
do
that
would
mean
war.
LIFE
IN
NEW
ZEALAND
The
Labor
Party
has
had
control
of
political
life
in
New
Zealand
for
four
years
and
today
lecturers
are
going
tn
and
fro
in
Canada
telling
what
gplendid
results
are
being
obtained.
We
are
not
disputing
the
facts
or
trying
to
minimize
the
work
being
done
in
New
Zealand
but
we
must
point
out
that,
when
any
government
spends
more
than
it
collects
in
taxes,
it
cannot
continue
indefinitely,
matter-how
good
the
cause
for
the
spending.
The
Un
ited
States
is
beginning
to
find
that
true
today
r.
and
the
REDS
PICK
UPJTRIDE
Scared
Shut-out
Over
Philadelphia
While
Cardinals
Lose
To
Brooklyn
PHILADELPHIA,
August
22
CP)
Cincinnati
Reds
came
out
-
i.THS
DAILY
KZWB
SPORT
CHAT
While
school
teachers
through
-.at
the
country
brushed
up
on
the
elementary
three
rs"
Lillian
Spaulding
of
Three
Rivers.
Mich..
with
a
bang
yesterday
from
the
AuthoriUes
could
not
discourage
the
delphla,
Pittsburg
at
Boston.
Sr.
and
operated
successfully.
Other
V
Louis
at
Brooklyn.
velopment
schemes
on
the
Island
American
League
New
York
at
undertaken
by
the
Canadian
Big
League
standings
to
date:
National
League
CincinnaU
70
41
St.
Louis
65
45
Chicago
63
52
Brooklyn
55
54
New
York
55
55
Pittsburg
50
58
Boston
.
47
61
Philadelphia
-
34
73
American
League
New
York
78
34
Boston
-.
70
41
Chicago
..
.
63
50
Cleveland
.58
54
Detroit
58
55
Washington
50
6fl
Philadelphia
39
73
St.
Louis
22
76
.631
591
Their
objective
being
to
scale'
the
Meaiukinkht
Mountains,
better
known
as
the
Seven
81sters.
Er.
and
Mrs.
Nea!
Carter
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.'
Martin
of
Vancouver
left
on
lasi
While
Hong
Kong
is
isolated
from
that
part
of
China,
i
evenings
train
for
cedamie
wiji-iicc
uiey
wiu
cross
me
eaeena
River
to
start
the
ascent.
As
far
a
can
be
ascertained,
the
Seven
Sisters
have
never
yet
been
ascended
to
their
summit.
Also
making
the
trip
are
David
and
Bruce,
sons
of
'
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Carter,
and
Oeoige'
Baker.
The
boys
will
remain
In
camp
at
timber
line
while
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Carter
and
Mr.
and
Mrr.
j
Martin
go
to
the
too.
Return
Is
expected
to
be
made
to
Prlne
Rupert
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Like
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Carter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
are
members
of
the-
Canadian
Alpine
Club.
Mr.
Martin
Is
manager
of
the
Vancouver
Ice
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Five
thousand
.c,
Rupert
people
read
the
Dilly
News.
It
pays
to
let
thsm
know
what
you
have
to
sen.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
:3
Rep
Team
vs.
Selects
'otlre
(
liitatln
(
apply
U
Firtha
Uo4
In
Vancoum
Uum
Itedcitllng
Dist
rict,
and
tttukte
on
lh
Mnarfco
fUrer,
.
n
.
mn
kmmtui.
in
in
wan
km
fame
nns
occurred
in
panada,
in
untish
Columbia
and
Jn
vnr
Prhipp
Rtlnprt
1
Ta
&otic
Urn
Bertrtm
Oorzcf
'nowon
at
Bella
CccU.
cncutmUon.
Cn
PncoiWv
in
fnnr
xroiva
fvnm
nnm
oVnll
U
V1
"T
ZjdDIoj:.
IftUaKU
to
appty
tot
epeaK
wim
more
auinoruy
on
me
result
ot
the
Labor
w3
a
policy
in
New
Zealand.
Possibly
It
may
work
out
the
way
notu,
t
Tu
io
its
supporters
think
or
it
may
not
At
any
rate
it
is
an
in-
S.
$&S2.
terestmg
experiment
and,
if
it
is
a
success,
it
will
be
No?n-
tony
at.
more,
copiea
exiensiveiy
throughout
the
world.
We
hope
It
bmnut
oeoroe
noueoK
SUCCteUB.
uifpfjp(lo
Nun
of
Applicant.
JuJ;
2tr,4lM.
field
construction
and
baa
trans
portation
In
Nassau.
5C5
Vickers-Benson
500
.463'
.425'
J181
Doubles
Champs
Ogden's
Is
a
quality
tobacco
through
and
through
a
Fine
Cut
that
gives
a
man
bp
satisfaction
In
rolling
his
own.
Only
the
best
sun-ripened
leaves
are
used
in
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
thafs
why
it's
such
a
popular
cigarette
tobacco.
You'll
like
Ogden's
better
particularly
when
you
use
the
best
papers,
"Vogue"
or
"Chanteder".
Ijack
Frew
Rink
In
Bowls
Final
Qualifies
for
Concludlnf
State
I
Hp
Top
Tailor'
Competition
slump
which
lost
them
a
double
middle-aged
school
teacher.
Saidjr)
I
D
,.,l!Mrr
header
to
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
she:
"I've
always
wanted
to
be
able,j)gSt
ili
DOWliHg
on
Sunday
and
scored
a
seven
to
to
tell
the
boys
In
my
seventh
grade
i
In
Jack
Frew'i
rink,
by
defeating
D
'o.
Borland
18
to
10
has
qualified
Jar
the
final
of
the
Tip
Top
Tall
.ors'
Lawn
Bowlim
Cup.
The
other
finalist
rtnk
has
yet
t
be
roer-mined.
In
a
prelUninary
round
match
of
this
eompeMtten
Jack
Preeee's
rtnk
VH
IS
to
10
over
Oeorge
Hill's.
'took
a
summer
course
In
advanced.
.
if
.
t
baseball
coaching
at
Cotumbla
faSt
IMciSterS
PiT
nU
how
to
correct
their
dtoraond
faults.
shut-out
victory
over
Phila-
,
i)tf
M
Mason
Br
Score
ucifitui
uiu
4ibirucu
uiru
mat-
uwiu
tuvcm
q.
j
jfl
jj
Special
Tnurna
gin
qi
irauersmp
10
lour
ana
a
wj
um
i
u
uiwnn
half
games
over
the
St.
Louis
great
education
opportunity
If
I
Cardinals
who
lost
7
to
1.
The
were
not
interested
in
hoMing
their
RrrwVUm
rvvlff.,.
.hn
n
r
nln-n
tr
.
Intsrct
In
If
cK.
CTltri
'
i
be
counted
upon
to
do
the
sur-
prising
thing.
New
York
OlanU
Sir
.
Harry
Oakes.
recently
-lost
4
to
3
to
the
Chicago
Cuta
knighted
Canadian
mining
mag-and
dropped
back
Into
second
dlv-
nate.
has
purchased
a
27-hoie
"lf
ldon
below
the
Dodgers.
Thes
course
from
the
Bahamas
go
Tern
-were
the
only
Major
League
games
ment
to
reconstruct
as
another
ment
Sunday
Afternoon
Past
Master.
defeated
-
Maste
Miabns
bv
wiv
littreate
score
of
42
to
35
Sunday
afternoon
In
a
lawn
bowling
tournament
speclall-arranged
In
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
grand
master.
Dr.
O
A.
B.
Hall
of
Nanalmo.
and
the
grand
secretary,
F.
8,
McKee
of
l
l
.
I..
4r.
In
V.I.
nl.n
rlotr.lnr.
V-
I,
.
"M
"w"
jru
jwwtu.
"f
-.""'
""
Vancouver
It
was
a
elate
eanti
Wg
League
games
scheduled
for
Mo
"
.
'until
the
Ust
end
with
only
one
f!.-.
-Ltows:
SufJJSiSfsSJ-l-hol
difference.
Then,
however
..T"
'"
f
"urji"
.
l
rr:rr.
.
.:.":
the
Past
Masters
ran
away
aid
wear
xorr.
Cincinnati
at
pnna-
u,ri
"
"IC
wir.
.
,.,.,.
Weather
was
very
fine
and
there
was
a
large
gallery
of
spectators
unicago;
wasnmgum
ai
neveiana.
""v-i'"wf
k
ni
rvrhrwiv
,ninrw(
h
,
expressed
himself
a
being
apcrec.
aUve
of
this
as
well
as
other
en
tertainment
during
his
visit.
TENNIS
POSTPONED
Owing
to
absence
of
participant.
from
the
city,
further
games
lr
the
city
tennis
championship
com-
j
petition
have
been
postponed,
in
I
the
men's
singles
Aiuru
MatPhe
'
Frank
Vkkers
and
R.
&
Benson
and
C.
J.
Norrington
have
to
play
.656
have
won
the
city
lawn
bowling
to
decide
who
will
meet
O.
C
.631,
doubles
championship
by
scoring
Young
in
the
final.
Finalists
In
SM-an
easy
28
to
11
victory
over
Jarvis
ladles
doubles
are
Mrs
S
J.
West
Sl'iMcLeod
and
D.
A.
MacPhec
in
the
and
Miss
Evy
Rlvett
vs
Mrs.
W.
I.
513
final
Miller
and
Miss
Edith
Miller
.431'
.348
'
-
J03
TO
CLIMB
,
MOUNTAINS
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Neal
Carter
Of
This
City
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Of
Vancouver
Tackle
Seven
Sisters
'
THAT
REMINDS
ME-
S
5
MORE
MORE
QUALITY
QUALITY
111
VTHERE
WFk
IN
OGDEN'S
II
DID
FINE
.
i
FIELDING:
Field
Helps
Grotto
to
Take
Leadership
of
Softball
League
OroUo
went
Into
exclusive
pos-
seation
of
first
place
In
the
Senior
Softball
League
standing
lost
night
by
defeating
Three
Two
twelve
to
nothing.
In
the
second
game
of
the
evening
Ltpactt't
won
ft
to
3
from
Acropolis
Superfine
weather
prevailed
and
a
big
crowd
was
in
attendance
for
the
gamea.
Feature
of
the
evening.
If
not
of
the
season,
was
the
fine
perfor
manee
of
Joe
Olllto
out
In
centre
field
for
Orotto.
He
made
no
lets
than
nine
put-outs
himself
so
It
was
lust
'oo
bad
for
any
batters
who
sent
the
pill
in
his
direction
For
BWly
Roma.
Orotto
hurler.
the
shut-out
was
the
third
straight
victory
in
a
row
Mike
Montetano
w
aim
on
the
lob
in
left
field,
draw-
Ing
down
a
couole
of
spectacular
shoe
string
catches.
Ernie
Santer-bane
playrd
a
safe
and
sound
game
TUfXday.
A
..
I
for
Three
Two
aiid
...
..
count
of
darkneas
n
Danny
Magnet
and
p,,
.
Acroporlt
and
Jack
t.
Frtd
Calderone
for
Lipsei
The
league
ttandlng
t
O
rot
to
Moose
Llpsett's
Acropotit
Three
Two
A,
Marytebonr
Crick"1
felted
a
Oooenh..
n
hitting
and
115
ru
M.
C.
C
made
324
wtekets
and
declared
MANCHESTER.
Au?
Jack
Lovelocks
n
minutes.
34
second
j
mile
run
was
beau
at
third
and
Herbie
Morgan
was.
as
A.
J
Emery,
w
r-usual,
rirht
on
the
tob
behind
the
mlnutus,
3.4
seconds
plate
Parlett
started
on
the
mound
br
two
yards
from
Pc
E
if
2
2
1
4
SATIN-GLO
Varnish
HIGH
GLOSS
QUICK
DRYING
The.
beat
All
-Purpose
Varnish
For
Interior
and
cx
sur
(area
i
ResUU
hard
ear.
weather
and
botiu
:
Satin
Finish
Semi
Gloss
For
All
Interior
Decorating
A
dittirwttve
finish
for
Walls.
Cdllngs.
Woodwork
Future.
Ete.
Easy
to
apply
and
washable
I
iur
I
I
iiumM
I
LaitrV
Enamel
HIGH
GLOSS
QUICK
DRYING
The
beat
All-Purpose
Enamel
'For
interior
and
resurfaces
RcslxtK
hard
wear
weather
and
water
S3
(Innings
after
which
Ar--
iJ""
neau
took
up
the
burden
.-j
Z
uuiru
uir
game.
xo
on
second,
did
some
to
snare
a
runnti.j
Joe
mills
Performance
In
Centre'
ursu
An
Murray
wa
'Three
two.
Ltpeett's
8ttwor
.r.
i
finning
and
was
nevr
'y
I
game
was
called
m
'
r
'fin.
M.
C.
C.
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POWELL
RIVE!
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.;
MONDAY,
3
p.m.
Trulii
Irnve
Prince
Itupcrt
for
llie
Kast
Mondu,
Wcdiicftduy,
Fridny,
6
p.nu
PiiMMenfier
Eiprean
FUIDA'YS,
11.00
a.m.
Fur
fare$,
etc.,
call
or
rrti
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd