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TWO
F
mpacs
T!iis
is
the
last
word
in
summer
shoes
for
men,
boys,
youths
and
children.
Guaranteed
longer
wear
and
priced
From
.
$1.25
10
$2.50
Sole
Agents
JACK
and
JILL
SHOES
PENMAN'S
HOSIERY
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DA
LV
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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UUITISII
CGLUMU1A
Published
Every
Arternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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F,
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ADVERTISING
KATES
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advertising,
per
"word,
per
insertion
.
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readers,
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line,
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Department
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and
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Telephone
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
June
30,
1939.
VANCOUVER
ISLAND'S
PLAINT
OV1
t5
'
Prince
Rupert
people
will
quite
understand
the
plea
of
the
neonle
of
Vancouver
Island
in
asking
for
highways
jii.!i.
v.
-nkn.,f
4-1,.
tVio
treatment
drive
only
twelve
miles.
Surely
we
have
a
better
plea
even
than
Tofino.
sue.
JAPAN'S
ATTITUDE
"It
becomes
increasingly
difficult
to
regard
Japan's
tactics
at
Tientsin
fn
any
other
light
than
as
the
opening
manoeuvre
in
a
broad
campaign
to
drive
the
western
powers
out
of
China,"
says
the
New
York
Times.
"It
is
true
that
in
its
present
phrase
this
campaign
is
directed
solely
against
the
British.
But
that
is
merely
because
Japanese
opinion
has
been
better
schooled
during
recent
months
in
anti-British
sentiment
than
in
any
other
propaganda
arvl
because
it
is
unnecessary
to
bring
in
other
countries
at
this
time.
British
interests
in
China
are
immensely
larger
than
thme
of
other
western
powers.
"Certainly
the
methods
which
the
Japanese
are
uwV
are
not
those
of
a
nation
which
is
seeking
to
narrow
the
area
of
disagreement
and
to
settle
immediate
points
at
is-
The
original
Japanese
demand
served
on
tne
iritisn
f
Tientsin
was
for
the
surrender
of
four
Chinese
who
had
taken
refuge
in
the
British
concession
after
being
accused
by
tbe
Japanese
of
terrorism.
But
as
their
-willingness
to
arbitrate
soon
as
the
British
showed
this
question
the
'Japanese
raised
their
terms.
They
next
demanded
that
the
British
'cease
hoarding
Chinese
cur-
rency
in
Tientsin'
and
'discontinue
nrotecting
anti-Japan-'
ese
and
Communistic
elements.'
Then
as
if
in
fear
that
thu
British
government
might
accept
these
terms
as
a
new;
basis
of
discussion,
Japanese
spokesmen
again
lifted
theirl
price
and
demanded
'British
co-operation
of
a
'new
order')
in
the
East.'
These
are
the
tactics
of
a
government
seek-'
ing
to
pick
a
quarrel
rather
than
avoid
one.
"The
'new
order'
that
Japan
wants
is
a
China
exclusively
dominated
by
the
Japanese
themselves.
A
surrender
to
the
Japanese
at
Tientsin,
particularly
a
surrender
coming
after
Munich,
whould
seem
certain
to
do
great
damage
to
Britain's
position
in
India."
is
homes
and
prescribed
for
jnany
CllSLritL
WHICH
I
eiJUII
CD
llUUUI,
LIU
CC
UlUUVll
uinmip
vi
-.,
,i
mum
.uiij..
highway
to
Terrace,
a
road
to
the
top
of
the
mountain
and
been
aned,
counties
Jives
some
more
roads
on
the
Queen
Charlottes,
including
a
ved
and
clinic
held
in
district
road
connecting
Massett
with
the
south
end
of
Graham
never
before
viiited
by
a
doctor.
Island,
only
about
forty
miles
or
so.
e
Jnc)Iudes
two
t"
a,ad
',,
J
,.
,
f.
,
,.
.
the
truck
drivers
are
medlral
stu-
When
ve
think
of
the
great
distances
to
be
coveret:
dentf
vvp
rpmpmhpr
that
a
naltrv
little
twelve
miles
is
all
PrinCI
Tlw
caravan's
case
record
shows
ftfk
DAILY
tOCWB
NOTED
ILLUSTRATOR
AND
PROSPECTIVE
BRIDE
Q
JJg
McCtuIUnu
.
relay.
nu.a
magazine
;ius.r.itr.
una
vi:..nlu
Moore,
whose
engagement
was
announced
recently,
are
shown
at
Palm
Beach,
where
they
are
vacationing.
Miss
Moore
was
formerly
model
for
Barclay
PORTABLE
HOSPITAL
Medical
Caravan
Aiwj
30,000
Alberta
Children;
Saves
Many
Lives
CALGARY,
June
,30:
CP
Alberta's
medical
caravan,
carrying
doctors
and
nurses
to
remote
com
opening
up
new
territory.
There
is
a
settlement
at
ioiinoimunlt,es
hag
tarled
its
summer
where
the
neonle
claim
thev
are
forgotten.
All
they
need
'campaign
of
visits.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
Cincinnati
38
St.
Louis
-
34
New
York
2i
Chicago
.....r-'.
34
Brooklyn-
t
29
PttUbur
'j.
27
Boston
:.
..J.
25
Philadelphia
18
is
a
piece
of
road
from
Sproat
Lake,
35
miles
in
length,
to;
officially
known
at
the
Alberta
"
connect
with
the
highway
to
Victoria
iJrKS
Another
plaint
is
that
Vancouver
Island
has
12,IKMJ
equipment
and
a
large
passenger
otevtiand.
J.
square
miles
ol
territory
yet
there
is
no
road
from
end
to
car
for
the
staff
of
nine
member
-tros.
...
.,r.
end
or
all
the
way
across
it.
Roads
so
that
tourists
ma
,
under
direction
oi
ur.
j.
w.
unoge.
n
.
c
,
..t'.i.
j;
i.
.-
i.
:
All
V,Q
-of
i'c
chief
surgeon.
Philadelphia
in
niai,
iuc
use-
tu
visa
tnose
uisincus
uicj
Its
.
u
n
n.
1
11
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i
i.
1
!!
J
.
..
..
paUents
are
school
children
Washington
1W
million
QOliarS
lUBl
LO
OUllU
SUUJC
lOaua.
nAr
1ft
cac
at
nap
Minnr
iwvr
There
are
possibly
a
doaen
or
more
districts
in
Rr!
ations
are
performed,
the
operaUng
tish
Columbia
where
thev
would
like
a
few
million
dollar:
room
being
set
up
in
community
Aa
Tn
nlrlltinn
rhprp
is
PrinpG
Runcr.
halls
or
isolated
farm
.
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ill
-
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1
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...
.
.
...
v,;iliri
Ml
1'
rlloi.c
11
fnr
ft
Louis
Baseball
Scores
Rupert
has
had
completed
since
the
city
was
established
852
minor
operator
nrfored
d
ln
thirty
years
ago.
in
0
otner
community
can
compare
"r"-,
,
this
in
the
small
amount
of
work
done
in
the
district
dose-
ly
adjoining
it.
If
there
is
another
city
or
large
commun
of
tne
country
decv-the
ha-k-ity
like
ours
with
so
little
highway
serving
it,
we
should
tsne
of
the
community."
Dr.
Bridce
HUp
rn
knnw
where
it
is.
Peonle
who
came
here
in
1909
told
Floora
Bailey,
a
reporter
who
u,
uroUfi;
fViivfr
vopvo
fnr
a
hiorVivmv
nnrl
nnw
Inpv
can
spent
a
day
with
the
clini:
nave
nauiu
jvuiu
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J
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League
.
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23
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30
25
25
19
L.
22
26
28
30
29
31
35
39
13
24
29
30
30
38
41
43
Pc
.794
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332
.524
300
.397
379
300
American
League
New
York
1-7.
Washington
2-0
St.
Louis
9-5.
Chicago
3-7.
Philadelphia
8,
Boston
G.
National
League
Boston
8,
New
York
2.
Philadelphia
jat
Brooklyn,
post-
Chicago
7.
St.
Louis
6.
CURRICULUM
RKVISKI)
DREDERICTON.
June
30:
CP
We
A
new
curriculum
for
grades
one
EXECUTIVE
CoroirittMs
Appointed
by
President
Lakle
for
Coining
Year
TaIUw
Inf
Installation
Yesterday
afternoon
W.
L.
Coates
gave
a
brief
review
of
the
aracraplishmcati
of
the
past
year
at
the
regular
wwJdy
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
and
Vr
railed
upon
Dr.
W.
T.
Kertla
to
Install
the
new
officers.
He
thanked
all
those
who
bad
helped
v
make
the
year
a
xucceu
awl
es
"'-xl'y
the
eretary
and
treasur
fT
T
A
McWaters
and
Alex
Me
Rae.
for
their
splendid
support.
D.
Ktrgln
spote
pf
the
past
year
4ie
of
which
the
cJub
might
well
voud.
Jle
congratulated
Peter
I
.Vie
hit
cJelian
a
president
and
imnrexsed
him
with
the
Im-
ort:mee
of
the
office.
The
other
Mr"rs
and
members
of
the
excretive
he
aim
spoke
to,
urging
that
as
bey
had
to
carry
out
mart
of
the
i'!ne
of
the
cJub
during
their
term
of
office,
they
lve
this
their
best
efforts.
It
was
the
duty
of
Pr
-Jdent
lakle
to
give
a
lead
the
club,
a
president
and
the
dub
would
dc-
A.
McLean.
W.
McDonald,
B,
E
rer.d
upon
him
to
carry
on
accord-
Kennedy,
J.
W.
Corte.
II.
S.
Crom-lng
to
the
club
traditions.
Dr.
C.
W.
R.
Bharp,
O.
11.
Layton,
B
H.
Hanklnson
and
R.
O.
Hopkins
Kobalayakawa,
R.
Douglas,
T
A
were
new
to
the
executive
and
they
Wood,
C.
P.
Rlel,
S.
O.
Knot
tad
would
bring
new
enthusiasm
to
C.
H.
Erlckson.
D.
J.
Bartlett.
C
thlr
duties.
Alex
McRae.
treasur-
J-
Le.
R
O.
Wallace
and
Mrs.
L
e
and
Bert
McWaters,
secretary
Wordland,
Vancouver;
W.
C.
Cara-had
done
so
well
In
the
past
that
van.
II.
M.
Olsen
and
W.
Lain,
the
club
had
re-elected
them.
clty;
D.
E,
Maxwell,
Port
Clements.
Mr
Lakle,
In
taking
the'
chalr.lN-
Perry.
Naden
Harbor;
R.
D.
said
he
realized
the
honor
that
had
Thomas,
Blllmor;
Mrs.
A.
L.
Rich-n
done
him.
He
thanked
the'ardson
and
Mrs.
Sybil
deBucy.
members
for
choosing
so
good
an
TleU;
A.
Robertson.
Massett;
El-executive
and
said
he
hoped
alli'riede
Hoffman.
Terrace;
R
OeU-rHd
New
WestmlnsU-r;
N.
J.
Nel
co-operate
to
make
the
com-
r.
ine
year
a
successful
one.
He
then'wn;
Wainwrlght;
Louise
Miner
633
rsad
tht
list
of
committees
which
3peers.
Sask
;
67
'ie
had
"v,'?n
as
follows:
351
List
of
Committees
j
.531
Alms
and
Objects
Peter
Lakle,
W.
L.
Coates.
T.
A.
McWaters.
A
.485
'
"...
R
O
Hopkins.
Dr.
C.
1'
.417
Hanklnson
and
C.
V.
5W
.316
Club
Service
J.
W.
WfehoU
Oforge
C.
Mitchell.
Alex
O.
Rix.
Vocation
Service
J.
J.
Llttlo,
.t
1
--nrlv
AUx
1rKtn
i
Community
Service
W.
T.
Ker-gln,
W.
L.
Coates,
W.
P.
Armour.
International
Service
L.
W.
Ker-ln,
Lee
M.
Oordon.
W.
E.
Drake.
Program
A.
C.
Small,
S.
C.
Thomson,
James
Bryant,
Oeorfc
Fianklln.
Boys'
Work
.Committee
R.
M
Wlnslow.
N.
M.
Carter.
P.
H.
Lin-,
te
Fellowship
andAttendance
Com
mlttee
Oeorge
Bryant,
J.
B.
Olb
'
ton,
T.
Troticr.
Public
Relations
Harry
F.
Pul-len.
J
H.
Thompson,
j
Classification
3.
D.
Johnston,
H.
W
'rd.
R.
Vander
filuys.
Civic
Centre
R.
O.
Hoi)klns,
W.
C
Fulton.
R.
C.
8t.
Clair.
Bulletln-N.
M.
Carter.
Dental
Clinic
John
Dybhavn,
W.
J.
Alder.
Miss
E.
D.
Priestly
PRECEDENT
refer
many
cae
to
ths
dletrict
to
six
will
be
-made
effective
ln
SUSSEX,
N.
B.,
June
30:
(CP)-
doctor.
Hov
eyer,
as
a
rule
we
work
the
next
academic
year
by
the
For
the
first
time
in
this
town's
in
districts
that
are
far
beyond
tbe
New
Brunswick
Board,
of
Educa-
history
a
mayor
presided
over
reach
of
any
doctor.
Almost
90
tion.
High
School
entrance
ex-
ouncll
meeting
wearing
the
may-
per
cent
of
the
cases
we
handle
are
amlnatlons
will
be
abolished
and
-"s
chain
of
office
after
the
em
Indigents.
The
country
doctor
physical
education
will
be
lnclud
blem
was
presented
to
him
at
a
could
not
afford
to
touch
thorn,
cd
in
the
new
curriculum.
June
meeting
of
the
council.
Oordon
Mackenzie
Stewart:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
R.
Lav
on:
T.
R
Layton
and
Anne
C
Layton,
Philadelphia;
James
A
-.ampbell.Telkwa:
R.
Knight.
Win
nloeg;
Thomas
W.
Mavnc.
S
ory;
Mrs.
Barrett,
Barret
LaK
r.
E.
Eby
and
A.
Orant,
8m:
thers.
Royal
Chong
Yee,
Sunnystde;
J.
C
Morrison,
Massett;
Hubert
Sn
bloom.
Vancouver;
O.
Humphrey
Victoria;
W.
Chapman.
C.N.R.;
r
Harry.
O.
A.
Lay
ion
and
S.
Pear
son,
city.
Central
F.
MaddUbtn
kod
1
R
'
Vancouver;
NeU
A
moth
and
Ivan
Mahood,
city;
L.
Oarfln.
C-NJt
.
Peirtn.
Prince
George;
Mr
ar,'.
5rs
S
A.
Cheeaeman.
Haytport
Daniels.
Winnipeg.
Knox
O.
J.
Mclntyre,
Skldegate:
Jn
Brown.
Bcsiall:
Mr.
an
Mrs
L
Anderson.
Porcher
Island.
Oeor;
Prerott.
Prince
George.
Savoy
Adela
A.
Haugland,
Terrace.
11
Ness.
J.
Cameron,
W.
Leake
and
family,
city:
Paul
B.
Sprinklei
Port
AlUe;
lorn
Jone.
Toruvi
Mike
Bt
en
and
O.
P
Murph
Ecstall
Mine;
Mr
and
Mrs.
T.
Stanley.
Kltwanga:
John
NeUson
Terrace;
L.
A.
Hunter.
Irlnr'
RuperL
LARGE
ILDCKS
TIONISH.
P.
E
I
.
June
30:
CP
Large
flocks
of
brant
have
been
'een
In
this
North
shore
district
Flocks
of
more
than
100
birds
have
been
reported.
UDL
CONDON
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coraf
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to
MRS,
DUNN,
.Mawelt,
Queen
Charlotte
Iilandt,
for
Pull
Particulars
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
MISS
VUKI
Dressmaker
Ladles'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Trice
rhone
GREEN
880
727
FRASER
ST.