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Tuesday,
August
1,
1939.
EDITORIALS
A
BIG
EVENT
There
is
to
be
a
.big
.gathering
at
a
.banquet
being
given
Jn
Toronto
to
mark
the
close
of
the
twentieth
year
of
the
leadership
4f
the
Liberal
party
by
Right
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
It
is
scheduled
for
Tuesday
next,
August
8.
On
that
occasion
it
is
understood
jthe
Prime
Minister
will
take
the
country
into
his
confidence
and
announce
whether
an
election
will
be.
held
'
this
year
or
be
postponed
until
spring.
He
also
may
possibly
announce
the
time
when
he
proposes
to
lay
down
ihe
leadership
and
let
some
other
man
pilot
the
old
1
parly
'and
possibly
head
another
government.
Many
things
may
happen
in
a
week
but
it
Is
very
probable
the
election
date
will
not
be
announced,
except
In
general
terms
as
some
time
next
year,
probably
'
in
the
spring
following
a
winter
session
of
Parliament.
Unles
the
Prime
Minister
considers
ills
presence
at
the
head
of
the
government
essential
in
the
present
disturbed
condition
of
the
world,
it
s
iikely
Mr.
King
-will
announce
his
own
retirement
and
Jie
may
possibly
ask
the
Liberals
of
ihe
country
to
meet
and
choose
his
successor.
This
may
not
happen,
imt
it
is
a
possibility.
In
any
event
the
Toronto
banquet
will
be
an
important
event
and
the
speech
of
the
Prime
Minister
will
deal
with
matters
of
'vital
Importance
to
the
country.
MAY
STAY
OVER
YEAR
The
.government
term
does
not
constitutionally
end
for
over
a
year
.yet.
Even
after
the
five
year
term
expires,
the
government
stays
on
until
an
election
is
held
r
until
money
is
needed
to
carry
on.
That
happened
in
the
case
of
Premier
Tolmie
but
such
hanging
on
to
the
end
is
not
usually
looked
upon
as
good
policy.
Mr.
King
knows
that
only
too
well.
Evidently
the
present
time
is
looked
upon
as
a
good
one
for
an
election
from
the
Liberal
viewpoint
but
the
Prime
Minister
has
to
consider
something
more
than
the
good
of
his
party.
He
has
to
consider
the
national
interests.
If
Mr.
King
thinks
it
is
in
the
Interest
of
Canada
and
the
British
Empire
that
he
remain
at
the
helm
a
Jit
tie
longer,
he
will
do
so.
We
feel
confident
of
that.
JSEED
OF
JIIGUWAYS
George
I.
Warren,
publicity
director
of
the
city
of
Victoria,
has
been
telling
the
Victoria
Rotary
dub
how
important
It
is
for
Vancouver
Island
to
have
roads
and
good
ones.
Poor
little
Vancouver
Island
has
only
1959
miles
of
highway
over
which
residents
of
Victoria
and
tourists
may
drive.
We
wish
Mr,
Warren
would
come
to
Prince
Rupert
and
tell
us
what
to
do
when
we
have
only
twelve
mileg
of
highway
over
which
to
drive
with
the
exception
of
a
lew
very
poor
miles
within
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
REGRETS
OF
EVERYBODY
Everybody
will
regret
to
hear
oi
the
death
of
the
late
city
solicitor,
E.
F.
Jones.
Jie
came
here
sixteen
years
ago
and
during
that
time
has
carried
out
the
duties
of
his
office
and
his
personal
relations
in
such
a
way
as
to
deserve
general
respect.
board
which
talked
of
"emergency
precautions"
in
1934
when
the
figure
was
39
gallons
a
head
became
thoroughly
worried
despite
its
reserves
of
15,000,000,000
)vnH5u.
w
7"
i
.More
baths,
more
drinks,
more
tain's
atmmer
heat
"wave"
Jtarg
watef
f
j
past
but
Londorvs
Metropolitan
n
j
Q
Water
Board
Is
still
In
a
iweat'tV.
.
..,.
'
.
overltbe
Amount
of
water
citizens
the?2rd
ma)ataln5
gffat-i;
C
Xrl
I
contributory
factor
was
.sheer
slop-used
those
three
weeks.
I
.
.
'
,
,
unJL
'Ipiness,
waste
from
taps
house-
Un'e.recor4
Jor
wato
cOMun.pttoi1","to
n"
cl0se
Vtta-
Board
.members,
disturbed
for
some
time
by
the
Londoner's
carelessness,
considered
imposing
penalties
on
wasters,
but
did
not
announce
what
they
were
likely
to
Long
Trip
To
I
Go
Skiing
i
Mere
3&0
MUrs
Xu
Onslarl
Fu
Alberta
Athletes
JASPER
PARK,
August
1:
A
Lmere
350
miles
doesn't
constitute
an
obstacle
when
Alberta
athletes
decide
summer
recreations
should
be
broken
by
a
day
ol
skimp
Oyer
the
week-end
Alfred
Koch
and
Ed.
Good
motored
from
Ed-
son
to
the
Columbia
Ice
Fields
m
Jasper
Park,
Sunday
afternoon
they
skied
on
the
high
snow
slopts
of
Mount
Athabaska
where
Gertrude
Wepsala,
Dominion
ladjra
champion,
has
been
training
dui
In?
the
part
ten
days.
SOAPBOX
1
DERBY
ON
Novel
Event
is
Definitely
Set
fur
AuguU
17
The
Gyro
Playground
Soap
Box
Derby
Is
definitely
on
for
August
17.
The
race
will
take
ulace
from
Siith
Avenue
and
Taylor
Way
down
J
Sixth
Avenue
to
McBride
Street
then
east
on
MeBrlde
to
Ninth
I
Avenue.
Entries
will
be
restricted
to
boys
or
glrk
under
the
age
of
seventeen
years.
All
entries
must
be
home
made,
four-wheeled
vehicles.
Length
of
wheel
base
must
not
exceed
eight
feet.
Height
from
ground
to
centre
of
axle
must
be
less
than
ten
Inches.
This
applies
to
both
front
and
rear
wheels.
One
or
both
of
the
back
wheel
must
be
suitably
braked.
Length
of
either
axle
must
not
exceed
three
feet.
All
entries
are
subject
to
the
ap
proval
of
the
course
steward.
As
there
Is.
not
a
steep
enough
hill
to
Insure
coasting
over
the
complete
route,
the
driver
of
each
ve
hicle
will
be
allowed
to
dismount
and
either
push
or
pull
his
own
car
to
the
top
of
each
succeeding
hill.
He
will
be
allowed
the
aid
of
one
starter
at
the
beginning
of
the
race
only.
Once
out
onto
ihe
course
be
will
be
given
no
further
assistance.
Immediately
following
the
finish
of
ihe
race
there
will
be
a
parade
of
all
contestants
at
which
time
prizes
will
be
awarded
to
the
own
ers
of
Xlrst.
second
and
third
fast
est
cars
in
the
race
and
to
the
own
ers
.of
ihe
best
built
car
in
the
race
Lalong
with
the
best
decorated
entry
in
the
parade.
A
large
silver
cup
suitably
engraved
has
been
nut
un
for
annual
competition
in
this
event
by
the
Gyro
Club
and
will
be
presented
to
the
winner
of
,the
race
In
addition
to
the
first
prize.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Velvet
ClMnED
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
WEST
African
Importers
and
ex
porters
seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benylwah
House,
Wln-neba,
Gold
Coast,
Britlih
West
Africa.
tf,
f
OR
SALE
FOR
SALE
House
and
lot,
clear
.title.
Apply
owner,
236
.Seventh
East.
tf
HELP
WANTED
STRONG
Qlrl
to
do
all
general
housework
and
cooking
for
family
of
four,
modern
conveniences
in
house.
Apply
Mrs.
J,
S.
Nelson
co
Hudson
Bay
Co.,
Port
Simpson.
B.
C.
(178i
FOR
RENT
CLEAN
well
-
furnished
Phone
Red
444.
rooms.
(182)
FOR
RENT
-Furnished
house,
John
Ivarson,
1264
Beach
Place.
(179)
LOST
LOST
Eye
glasses
in
black
case.
I
Finder
please
leave
at
Dally
News
(180).
NEW
ZEALAND
CANNING
NEW
YORK,
August
1:
(CP
Yesterday
wa
an
open
date
in.
Big
League
baseball,
no
games
being
scheduled.
The
list
for
today
Is
as
follows:
American
League
Detroit
at
New
York,
Cleveland
at
Boston,
St.
Louis
at
Washington,
Chicago
at
Philadelphia.
National
League
Philadelphia
at
Chicago,
New
York
at
Cincinnati,
Brooklyn
at
Pittsburg,
Boston
at
St.
Louis.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
Cincinnati
St
Louis
Brooklyn
New
York
'Boston
New
York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St,
Louis
60
48
44
44
.42
Philadelphia
26
American
League
...66
..56
...52
...48
..48
.29
.34
.26
Weather
Holds
Swim
Classes
30
42
45
46
48
61
26
34
42
42
46
57
57
65
.607
.533i
.467
.259
.717
.622
.553
.533
.511
.403
.374
.236
Expected
Full
Advantage
Will
Be
Taken
of
Facilities
When
Improvement
Comes
Unfavorable
weather
has
been
holding
up
the
swimming
classes
in
connection
with
the
Gyro
supervised
playground
work
getting
under
way
but
everything
Is
organized
and,
as
eopn
as
there
is
a
clearing
up,
it
is
expected
full
advantage
will
be
taken
of
the
valuable
instruction
thus
being
afforded.
Juniors
are
being
given
Instruction
at
the
McClymont
Park
pool.
Older
children
and
more
advanced
swimmers
and
divers
are
receiving
instructions
at
the
Morse
Creek
Pool
with
Its
newly
Installed
facilities.
"BLUFF"
OVSTEKS
!
i
-
i
i
rr
tn,ui.
-i-,,.
t
nfv
I
The
oyster
canning
season
In
New
Zealand
p.t
tu
height
Is
jaW.A
,
in
.
.
N
w
Zealar.
..
m
the
woild
a
e
acquired
at
tht
P
f
Bluff
em
part
of
lm.;ortanc-
in
the
world.
V
.
ettinattd
that
30.000.-00
.tew
if
tiwdsva
WuV.
Ui
'
"
'
'
'"
sumption.
Going
To
Rifle
Meet
At
Ottawa
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Brass
To
Participate
in
D.
It.
A.
Competition
In
East
,
jt-
William
Brass,
crack
local
marksman,
and
Mrs.
Brass,
who
is
no
mean
shot
herself,
will
be
leaving
,on
Friday
evening's
train
for
Ot-tawa
to
take
part
in
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Dominion
Rifle
A-Isociatian.
At
this
shoot
all
the
.leading
marksmen
of
the
country
gather
for
competition.
BASEBALL
RESUMES
Big
Leagues
In
Action
Again
Thi
Afternoon
Following
Monday's
Open
Iate
WELCOMED
CHAMPION
Vaurouvrr
Turns
Out
To
filve
Of
fUial
Creetiur
To
Km
Black,
Now
Canadian
Coifing
Are
this
mornlrt
from
St.
Bruno,
Quebec
where
he
won
the
Canadian
amateur
golf
title
at
the
end
o.
the
week
by
defeating,
Henry
Mar-,11
of
Edmonton
In
the
final.
There
was
a
rousing
reception
at;
the
Sea
Island
airpotr
to
greet
the
.
champion.
Aid.
Halford
representing
the
crty
and
J.
Howard
Forrester
M,
L.
A.,
the
provincial
government.
Following
Black's
arrival,
thete
was
a
parade
downtown
from
th
airport
followed
by
a
complimentary
luncheon.
Athletes
Talk
On
Moral
Disarmament
Bunny
Austin
and
Glenn
.Morris
Heard
By
Assembly
ASILOMAR,
Cal..
August
1
W.
II.
"Bunny"
Austin.
English
tennis
star,
and
Glenn
Morris,
American
Olympic
decathlon
ehamplon.
took
the
platform
at
the
second
World
Moral
Rearmament
Assembly
Aus
tin
said
world
conditions
are
what
they
are
today
because
people
are
what
they
are.
Pittsburg
46
42
.523
Pi
1
Pl
i
Chicago
v.m
49
45
52i
otorK
oituation
.
I
vn
I.I
a
t
t
am
Bothers
France
PARIS,
August
1:
(CP)
Citizens
of
the
old
city
of
8trasbouig
in
Alsace
are
worried
about
the
stork
situation.
Whether
the
birds
which
have
built
their
nests
among
the
Alsatlon
chimney-pots
have!
observed
the
work
going
on
at
the
Seigfrled
Line
and
deemed
It!
prudent
to
pull
up
twigs
and
move
:
west
or
not
Is
unknown.
It
is
ai
certainty
there
are
fewer
storks
this
year
flome
of
the
nests
which
have
been
inhabited
for
years
are
fmpty
and
those
birds
which
have
como
don't
seem
to
be
any
too
decided
about
staying.
One
French
member
of
parliament
suggested
that
Premier
Dal-
adlcr
or
Public
Health
Minister
Rucart,
who
launched
propaganda
for
an
Improvement
In
the
birthrate,
might
have
ynethlng
to
do
with
it.
Since
the
formation
of
th
leagues
for
the
encouragement
of
more
births
and
the
serious
attention
the
government
is
devot-'ng
to
the
problem
of
re-popula-tlon,
perhaps
the
storks
have
been
pressed
into
eenrlce
in
other
parts
of
the
country.
This
Is
the
idea
of
one
Journal
1st
who
saw
a'
stork
perched
on
the
top
of
the
war
museum
take
his
bearings
and
fly
away
in
the
direction
of
the
Ministry
of
Health.
SPORT
CHAT
3
Fin
:
racing
meet
In
New
Glav
gow.
Nova
Socltla.
in
11
years
wii
be
m..
d
on
the
Union
Drlvlu
Club's
grounds
tomorrow
and
it
promises
to
be
one
of
the
bet
harm
ji
i
actus
meets
of
the
summer.
A
revival
of
the
sport
In
Plc-tou
County
b
trail
a
year
ago
when
the
New
Glasgow-owned
gektlrA
Hal
Bnttun
ul-trotted
stiff
competition
throughout
the
Marltlmi
'circuit
It
resrilted
In
reorganlza
'tlon
this
spring
of
the
drlvlne
club,
rww
known
as
Uie
Union
Saddle
and
Driving
Club.
Besides
Hal
BrUtun.
who
showed
bit
hee
i
to
rivals
mi
the
325
class
Lvtt
sum
mer
and
now
is
eligible
for
the
221
class,
an
ther
favorite
vhxh
wi;
run
under
New
Glasgow
colors
L'
Dudey
Patch.
2.15.
Purchased
fror
Mayor
H.
M
Sweeney
of
Bridge
water.
N
S..
the
horse
is
now
cnmunlty-owjitd.
Ferry
Camei
Mi's
Helrn
Frisco"
will
be
entered
n
the
2.30
division
and
among
the
newcomers
is
a
promising
coir.
Angus
L..
owned
by
Harry
Oliver
A
shotgun,
described
as
"ih
lU
the
truest
gun
1
ever
shot
with"
was
left
to
Owen
Carter
Dl
Quebec
by
the
late
Daniel
it.
Owen
whose
will
was
probated
In
Halifax.
The
Annapolis
Royal,
N
S.
lawyer
left
most
of
his
sport
In
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equipment
to
his
Quebec
friend
but
the
ancient
fowling
piece
was
his
rooFt
wlv-d
possession.
Owen
requeued
Carter
to
provide
a
cab!
net
for
the
"reception
and
occu
pation
of
the
sporting
gear
The
guit.
a
double
-barrelled
muzzle
oader.
belonged
to
Owen's
faltuv
The
lawyer
died
last
winter.
H(
had
been
mayor
of
Annapolis
Royal
at
one
time.
A
member
cf
he
Royal
Air
Force
during
U-
I
Great
War.
he
reached
the
rank
c7
major
He
was
shot
down
behind
'he
German
lines
wounded
and
taken
prisoner
lie
spent
more
than
six
months
In
a
prison
camp.
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1:
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by
air
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