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TWO
THE
UfiILT
NWi
Fild-
WARSAW
BOY
SAVES
HIS
PET
"Vanity
Maid"
FOOTWEAR
For
real
classy
styles
and
durability
these
shoes
are
unbeatable
in
their
price
field.
Priced
from
$4.45TO$5.50
Family
shoestore
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
DAILY.
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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News.
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Third
Avenue
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P.
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Managing-Editor
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In
advance,
per
week
.12
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In
advance,
per
month
.50
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
3.0Q
By
maU
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
o.oo
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
Insertion
,
02
Local
readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion,
.
I
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and
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Telephone
98
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Department
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Friday,
October
27,
1939.
EDITORIALS
IS
THIS
PRINCE
.RUPERT?
That
old
busybody,
Dame
Rumor,
has
been
having
the
time
of
her
life
for
the
past
few
weeks,
says
the
Oshawa
Times.
She
is
far
from
idle
in
peacetime
but
then
he
stories
have
to
compete
with
published
news
which
if
more
accurate
if
less
imaginative.
In
wartime,
when
some
small
portion
of
the
news
is
suppressed
in
the
public
interest,
the
dear
old
lady
does
her
best
to
satisfy
a
new?
hungry
populace.
She1
has
a
feminine
scorn
of
technical
details.
Discov-erine
the
Bremen
in
everv
harbor
from
Cane
Horn
U
cheaner
sources
of
carbon,
which
is
the
commonest
ele
menr
in
nahire.
Such
flaws
do
not
worry
Dame
Rumor.
She
can
ac
count
for
the
sugar
shortage
in
other
ways.
She
knows
lor
a
fact
that
such
and
such
a
firm
is
hoarding
a
secre
reserve,
that
another
firm
is
fined
thousands
of
dollars
for
the
same
offence.
Point
out
that
the
managers
of
th1
lirms
m
question
have
been
spending
sleepless
nights
try
ins
to
cope
witn
an
abnormal
demand
for
sugar
and
to
de
vise
means
of
limiting
individual
purchases
so
that
nn
rim:
tomer
will
suffer
and
Dame
Rumor
waves
the
facts
aside
bJie
nerseJf
has
stored
a.way
as
much
as
her
oantry
wil
ho'd.
but
it
nev-pr
occurs
to
her
that
this
might
have
'some
thinn-
to
do
with
the
situation.
The
dame
is
a
super-patriot.
She
has
a
earbled
knowl
edge
of
current
events
and
not
many
weeks
ago
was
loud
in
her
denunciations
of
Mr.
Chamberlain.
Now
she
de
light?
in
clamoring
for
the
internment
of
anvone
who
re
peats
her
own
remarks.
Particularly
is
she
delighted
when
her
victim
has
a
Germanic
name.
It
is
quite
irrelevant
that
most
German-Canadians
were
here
Ion
before
HiHer
was
heard
of.
Many,
in
fact,
are
descendants
of
U.E.L.
families.
Dame'
Rumor
would
intern
them
all:
if
sue
uiu
noi
nave
mem
snot
Sometimes
kindly,
oftens
malicious,
always
untrust
worthy.
Dame
Rumor
will
continue
to
thrive
for
the
dur
ation
of
the
war.
Her
tongue
will
clack
with
the
sneed
of
her
own
knitting
needles,
producing
tales
as
grotesque
as
some
oi
tne
socks
tnat
sne
will
send
to
the
unfortunate
troops,
Ior
both
tales
and
socks,
laughter
is
the
only
ah
tidote.
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Dailv
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west.
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
r
av5BBfci
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.
7y
a.AP
BV
m
Among
the
pitiful
sights
attending
the
bombing
cf
Warsaw
by
Oerman
planes
was
that
of
this
lltle
boy
with
hU
pet
canary,
the
6nly
thing
he
managed
to
save
from
the
rums
of
his
home,
in
which
10
persons
were
killed.
Photo
was
taken
Just
before
Natl
occupation
of
Warsaw.
NEW
TYPE
Gets
Pack-Sack
OF
FREEZER
His
Fath"
Had
Overhead
Icing
and
Undenting
Heating
Are
Features
pleted
and
tested.
Ihls
new
car
a
equipped
with
overhead
icing,
underslung
heater
using
charcoal
as
fuel
and
liquldo-meters.
This
method
of
refrigeration
not
only
results
In
cooler
cars
but
consistently
maintains
an
sven
temperature.
Also
apart
from
superior
refrigeration,
there
i.
more
loading
space
due
to
elimination
of
end
bunkers
and
bracing
In
doorway,
permitting
cars
to
b
loading
solid;
The
principle
ot
overhead
Icing
ves
better
circulation
as
the
cold
air
must
follow
a
downward
course
and
much
more
even
temperature
can
be
obtained.
On
a
recent
check
from
Winnipeg
to
Montreal
a
distance
of
1,360
miles
It
was
found
there
was
less
than
one
degree
differ
ence
In
the
meat
temperature
over
the
entire
Journey.
The
car
Is
also
equipped
with
llquldometers
show
ing
the
temperature
"at
floor
and
celling,
which
enables
the
checking
of
temperatures
enroute.
These
cars
will
take
practically
twice
the
lading
of
the
conventional
refrigerator
cars
and
will
use
only
about
50
percent
of
the
Ice
ordinarily
used
In
an
end
bunker
refrigerator
car,
with
no
re-Icing
enroute.
FIRST
SHOT
FIRED
PORT
PHILIP,
Australia,
Oct
27:
(CP)-Flrst
shot
fired
by
Aus
tralia
m
the
Second
Oreat
War
was
4ieard
here
when
a
coastal
steamer,
not
understanding
slg-
to"
and
was
fired
upon.
CEREMONY
ABANDONED
LONDON,
October
27:
(CP)
The
full
ceremony
of
changing
ths
guard
at
Buckingham
Palace
is
now
carried
out
only
two
days
a
Odd
War
Coincidence
Is
Recorded,
From
the
F.at
In
Regina
REGINA.
Oct.
27:
CP
As
a
I
result
of
ah
amazing
coincidence
MONTREAL,
October
27:
A
i
Allan
Edwardson.
18-year
old
re-
refrfgerator
car
which
affords
new,
ult,
will
use
the
same
pack-sack
possibilities
In
the
shipment
of,
his
father
carried
throughout
the
perishable
goods,
Just
completed
in
first
Oreat
War.
the
Transcona
shops
of
the
Cana-1
when
the
lather.
Morclle
Ed-dlan
National
Railways,
made
its;Wardson,
handed
In
his
pack-sack
test
run,
reaching
Montreal
todav
with
a
shipment
of
more
than
59.-000
pounds
of
bacon.
"This
car
Is
a
radical
departure
from
previously
i
constructed
refrigerator
cars
and
represents
the
most
revolutionary
development
along
tnis
line
eve'
built,"
stated
John
Roberts,
chief
of
motive
power
and
car
equip
ment,
fnr
thp
rnmnnnv
In
1918
he
did
not
think
he
would
rvcr
hear
of
it
again.
He
was
astonished
when
he
received
a
letter
from
his
son
saying
the
pack
had
been
Issued
to
him
with
other
qulpment
?.i
Rc$lna
Armories.
Football
For
Among
those
Interested
In
the'Rpfl
fynQ?
Iq
new
car
were
several
officials
of
I
American
railways
who
travelled
ID,.!
fcL
Dion
to
Winnipeg
to
Inspect
it.
Accom-.OllllSfl
riali
panylng
the
car
on
Its
trip
eastward
were
representatives
of
the
National
Research
council
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
I
Several
important
Innovations
are
features
of
this
equipment.
Including
more
economical
operations,
uniform
temperature,
considerably
Increased
loading
space
and
the
avoidance
of
re-lclng
en-route.
This
car
Is
the
first
of
100
Spitzberpren,
she
overlooks
the
fact
that
many
of
the?'
i10
the
shops.
The
remainder
i.i
t.
i
t
tu
r
.i
some
jiuu
semce
a
soon
as
com
i;wiia
iumii
nut
xiihiu
a
snip
ui
uie
ni
emeu
ui
aumn
Latelv
the
discovered
that
the
reason
for
the
sugar
short
age
was
that
the
available
supplies
were
being
cowman-deere'l
bv
munitions
manufacturers
for
makiner
explosives.
This
is
a
plausible
story,
since
the
skill
of
organiV
chemists
is
no
doubt
sufficient
to
convert
the
carbon
of
sup-ar
into
almost
anv
other
carbon
compound,
the
fla
in
the
story
lies
in
the
fact
that
there
are
thousands
of
LONDON.
Oct.
27:
CPI
Hie
English
Football
Association
Is
con
slderinq;
a
special
wartime
knock
out
comoetltlon
for
Red
Cross
funds.
The
standard
of
olay
which
has
been
put
up
in
the
special
schedule?
which
have
been
operated
since
the
war
started
Is
said
to
be
better
than
that
of
before
the
war.
Mail
Schedule
For
tne
Eayt
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Friday
5
p.m
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
11.00
p.m
For
Vancouver
Tuesdaj
12:30
noon
Thursday
10.15
p.m
Friday
9:30
p.m
October
6,
17
and
27
'..
4
p.m.
rrom
Vancouver-Sunday
.
.
4
pja
Wednesday
10
a.m,
Friday
4
p.m
October
12
and
23
..
For
Stewart
and
Premier
ounaay
7
p.m.
Wednesday
1
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesday
11:30
4
Thursday
9
p.m.
tor
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
7
pa
From
Alice
Arm,
Naa
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
u:jrj
ma.
t
or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-October
6
and
20
9:30
pjn.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
October
4
and
18
am
For
Alaska-
October
12
and
22
from
Alaska-
a.m.
October
6,
17
and
27
p.m.
IlIDLirs
NEW
TONGUES
LONDON.
October
27:
(CP
nals,
slipped
past
a
sign
to
"heave
-in
its
annual
report
the
Drltlsh
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
report
the
Bible
has
been
printed
In
nine
new
languages,
making
a
total
of
732.
Sales
are
increasing
in
Spain.
WALES
BENEFITS
ROME,
Italy.
October
27:
(CP)
Italy,
hard
hit
bv
the
crlnnllncr
of
week.
Frequently
the
khaki-clad
jcoal
exports
from
Germany
has
guards
arrive
andvdepart
In
motor
'turned
to
Wales
to
supply
her
fuel
'
tnjeks.
-
V
,
needs.
Big
Missouri,
.1
Bralorne.
10.25.
Dentonia.
.01
Falrvlcw.
.02.
Oold
Belt,
.27.
Hedley
Mascot.
Mlnto.
.01
14.
Noble
Five,
.02.
Pacific
Nickel.
M
Pend
Orlelle,
2,70.
Premier,
1.42.
Privateer,
.sn.
Reeves
McDonald,
M.
Reno,
.51
Relief
Arlington.
.12',.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
blitu.-..
wiee.
l.U.
OIU
A.
P.
Con-
.20.
Cilmont,
C.
&
E
2.42.
Freehold.
.02.
Home,
-
to;
I;
'
i
wd
an.
.asfe.
Oknlta,
Mercury,
.W.
Prairie
Royalties,
J22.
.
Tnfnnlu
Aldermac.
.40.
Beattle.
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
2J5.
Cons.
Smelters.
500.
East
Malartlc.
2i0.
Fernland.
.02
Vi.
Francoeur.
J7.
Oods
Lake.
.55.
Hardrock.
1.22.
Int.
Nickel,
40.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.91.
Utile
Long
Lac.
'OS
McLeoa
Cocsh"..
"7
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.42.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
Ill
Xfonta,
.05.
Noranda.
79.25.
Pickl
Crow.
4
30.
Preston
East
Dome.
1.71
San
Antonio.
1.70.
Sherrltt
Oordoii,
U0.
Stadacona.
.43.
Uchl.
JW.
Bouscadlllac.
.04.
Mosher.
.07.
Okiend.
.10VV
Smelters
Oold.
.01.
Dominion
Bridge.
.44.
New
York
Allli
Chalmers.
434.
Amer.
Car
and
Foundry
Halibut
Boats
Plead
Guilty
38a,
American
Locomotive.
27
tfr.
American
SmelUng.
554.
American
Tel.
and
Tel-
16(5.
Baldwin
Locomotive.
19J.
Bethlehem
StceL
80'.
Boyd-Warner.
27.
Catplllar
Tractor.
584.
Dupont.
181
Oeneral
Motors.
55
4.
Ooodyear
Tire
and
Rubber
Inland
8teel.
02U.
28V
International
Nickel.
40
.
Kennecott
Copper.
41.
National
Biscuit.
23?i.
New
York
Central.
22
i.
North
America
Aviation.
27.
Pennsylvania.
26V
Pub.
Service
of
New
Jersey.
40
Radio
Corporation,
flt..
Republic
Steel,
27.
Scars-Roebuck.
84,.
Socony
Vacuum
Oil.
13.
8tandard
Oil
of
Calif.,
28.
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey.
47
United
Fruit.
87
United
States
Rubber.
43
4.
Yesterday-
afternoon
Capt.
Peter
Wold
of
the
local
halibut
h,.n
(Toodle
pleaded
guilty
before
Stln-
cuuiary
Magmraie
Andrew
Thomp
son
in
provincial
police
court
on
a
charge
of
fishing
for
halibut
In
Area
No.
2
on
an
Area
No.
3
licence
in
contravention
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
regulations
and
was
flnM
inn
This
morning
Capt.
Bert
Sheppard
or
the
Unomp
nlpaHrf
r...m..
r.
v
m
huiiij
UJIU
was
similarly
fined,
this
afternoon
the
case
of
the
Oslo.
Cnnf
a.i
Olsen,
in
which
there
is
a
nlca
of
not
guilty,
is
being
proceeded
with
Nest
Time
You
Ask
For
Stove
Polish
Say
IFT"
HOT
IC-1
STOVES
At
All
B.C.
Stores
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
81
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
O.
E.
BLACK
R.
E.
Eyolfson
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone
BLACK
318
210
F.l.hth
Avenue
West
Sim
wllL
KCtpUd
GfMi
"Ba
ProcmUt-
.Kh
Th
-.
a.-verfiisemenl
i
not
published
Of
displayed
t
Htflr
On'0l
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brut
ih
v.cuntg)
SPORT
CHAT
E
i
a
a
macr
ranking
year'
u
,
u
itot
eonMd'
tHl
pment-da)
mainly
due
v
:c
dom
eompet.
Some
day
Able
Yanofsky
will
be
menu
a
chesk
wain
but
the
15-year
old
Wlnrttoci
Btodtcv
is
a
tear
or
s
n.
M
.....
"
"w
-
viae
v
ww
t
I'
away
from
that
exalted
poitUon.
ner
ya,
Abie
vt
a,
sensation
in
the
Inter-
mcctarL:
t
inaUooal
team
championship
at
youUiful
hkiri
I
Buenos
Aires
and
was
acclaimed
jJaTC
to
mrf(
I
by
wen
masters
as
World
Cham-
nl2rd
prewn
--u
.pipn
Alexander
Alekhlne
and
Sav-'
eJiallenne
er
'
-
an
i-notower-
as
a
remarkable
ne
mus,
u
Plyer.
eentage
of
vir:
"
"
feat
a
matn
Bernard
Freeiiman.
secretary
of
uwrnament
..
.he
Canadian
Chess
FederaUor.
nament
with
a
:
explained
what
Yanofsky
has
to
tj,e
defeated
-eccmpllsh
to
become
a
master,
nltlon,
Reo
in
rremman
jusi
returned
rrom
Nev
can
b-
granted
yoric
aner
welcoming
the
Canadian
team
whose
captain,
John
Morrison
of
Toronto.
Is
the
only
Canadian
wn.j
ever
has
Wen
officially
recognized
by
the
International
Chess
Federation
F.
I
D,
national
fedrr.
--------
tt
ml
...
J."
T.
-.it
m
Five
thouwm
W
people
read
thf
DiUr
5J
hav
to
sell.
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