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9.00
02
J5
AUSTRALIANS
ARE
THERE
Following
closely
on
the
movement
of
Canadian
troops
to
England
was
the
safe
arrival
this
week
of
a
unit
of
Australian
airmen.
They
will
take
over
and
operate
Dlanes
that
were
to
have
been
shiooed
to
Australia
many,
l
his
force
will
nrove
verv
useful
and
will
be
an
ad
ditibnal
suggestion
to
the
enemy
that
it
has-
something
more
than
the
British
Isles
to
deal
with
in
the
present
NO
EFFORT
TO
BE
SPARED
A.
R.
Mosher,
president
of
the
All-Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
4n
a
message
f
of
the
New
Year
says
in
part:
"Ohviouslyr
the
firet
essential
is
that
the
war
be
hrni.fTht
to
a
successful
conclusion
and
no
effort
is
to
be
1
-it.
!
T3..4-
H
in
nf
nn.nft...
tfint.
sparea
in
mat,
giganuc
utaiv.
jjul
h.
ia
nuicnuuii
mov,
iruall'
the
Allied
nations,
time
is
being
devoted
even
in
the
midst
of
the
crisis
to
considering
the
aftermath
of
the
war
and
the
plans
which
must
be
adopted
for
such
a
settlement
a?
will
prevent
another
outbreak.
As
our
own
Prime
Minister
has
saidave
do
not
want
to
have
to
fight
a
war
everv
twenty
Vears.
War
is
now
an
anachronism
and
it
is
ironic
that
the
immense
development
of
the
machinery
of
production,
which
might
make
economic
security
pos-sible
for
all:
mankind;
should
be
utilized
to
make
war
more
horrible
and'
destructive
than
ever
it
has
been
in
the
past,
Tha'skill
and
inventiveness
which
have
been
perverted
tdj
...
.....
.1
-
1
A.
.
,
.
.i?
'
tne;creanon
,oi
me
implements
ox
war,
irom
magnetic
mines'
to
battleships,
from
aircraft
to
anti-aircraft
guns,
might
have'
been
used
to
,
spread
happiness
instead
of
hav-
.
sm
-
in
in
a
-
,i
a&,
me
intelligence
nevotea
to
planning
ana
organization
iW
war
purposes-would
have
gone
a
long
way
toward
such
improvements
in
the
methods
of
production
and
distribution
ir
vould1
have
ensured1
economic
security
and
well-be-ir;.g
for
the
masses
in
every
country.
If'you
Have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will'
soon'
let
you'
know
if
there-is
a
buyer
in
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
:
ITiimrsfty
of
B.C.,
(Vancouver)
Vs.
.
Stanaari
Oil.
(Prince
RuDerfV
FTflSf
G
AIE--MBTLAKATLA
vs.
R.ON.VJL
g
p.mi
EXHIBJTIOK
HALL
THB
DAILY
NFW3
Thunderbirds
Extended
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOLDS
VARSITY
BASXETEERS
DOWN
TOJ53
TO
41
WIN
'Locals
Make
Fine
Showing
Against
First
Line
Senior
Team
From
Vancouver
Sonny
Heynon
I
.cad
Way
In
Scoring
uge
tne
visitors
hart
was
superior
nuKy
as
Campbell
started
to
heieht
and
weieht.
Of
course,
thev
-n,.,
Mn
ik
mm
Thm
hi
Pit
3.00
,150
had
handicap
of
a
coope
nvnn.
the
ttiant
of
the
series
and
ot
aays-
traveutng
and
tne
strange
stadf
as
a
roek
with
all
his
hall.
Notwithstanding
all
these
ht&t
and
weteht
scored
two
factors,
had
It
not
been
for
the
fd
baskets
in
quick
succession
inird
quarter
lapse
of
the
locals
t3
p,t
Ue
Thanderbirds
up.
Bey
when
they
scored
but
a
mui
ouiiuv
crjiwii
sua
jock
urftti
rirct
Mk
nr
in
tvenma
.
r
Mnw.n
1,
1
w
......
anA
CarapbeU.
it
might
have
been
amerent
story.
the
victors.
After
Uvlntstone
and
MeanUme.
the
game
last
night
Matheson
scored.
MacPhee
netted
set
the
stage
for
an
encounter
to-
nnthr
ft-
a
bust
of.
fast
pky.
night
which
should
be
replete
malum
It
1ft
to
10.
Then
living-
enough
with
general
interest
to
none
rored
aaln
to
be
followed
pack
the
Exhibition
Hall
the
series
is
befog
played.
last'
night
was
undoubtedly
Bey-
eUvd
no
th
count
to
21
to
20
for
non
who
was
as
fast
and
sure
as
Vancouver.
A
oolnt
for
Varsity
.on
a
rat
anrt
mart
ichnl
afLor
hnt
mmU
om
fAtburxl
Kt
ntvntVicr
leaping
in
the
air
witti
excitement
shot
from
nmon'
pan
evnin
it
On
the
first
play
after
the
open-jun
32
I1
mt
z
the
breather
was
Ing
whistle.
Sonny
was
away
like,
reached
Th
home
town
fans
a
bullet
on
a
pass
from
MacPhee
were
wW
with
exeltement.
Thev
and
did
not
faU.
Almost
Immedl-'ihad
.ho
fr
nthn"
like
this
ately
after.
Jack
CampbeU
netted.
tnit
h-dl
-ted
it.
Here
were
another
from
mid-floor
and
Prince
hr
bov
mHjn
tin
a
real
show
in
the
province.
makng
them
work
for
everything
they
gut
Second
Half
However,
the
locals
seemed
i
forget
in
the
third
quarter
a.:;
about
the
thing
called
checking
and,
for
some-
reason
or
other.
just
let
the
visitors
ran"
away
with
u
They
seemingly
made
no
effort
to
restst.
It
was
a
baffllnr
n
Interlude
and
the
upahot
of
.f
was
that
Varstty
at
the
end
or
!u
quarter
was
out
on
the
Ion
r
i
of
a
SS
to
3S
count
All
rr:
After
being
held
down
to
a
count
of
22
all
at
the
half
R"Pt
"d
d"ne
w
to
1
timcmark,
University
of
British
Columbia
had
a-
biff
third!
hJ?""m
ampbH
"
quarter
and
defeated'Standanl
Oilera
of
Prince
RUiMTthy'
Hnwerer.
the
locals
ehans-
a
I
a
score
of
o3
to
41
in
the
first
of
a
series
of
two
basketball,
their
tactics
atam
in
the
ui-..
'game?
here
Wednesday
night.
Pat
Flynn
led
the
Varsity
quarter
which
w
quite
i
keep
'in
scoring
with
twelve
points
and
Don
Livingstone
wa
a4"
n
eed
and
"dtement
w.tn
close
second
with
eleven.
High
w
",c
'
,
i
..l
w
tHai
Ttim
HmMmr
vrsit
Prtnale
and
Livingstone
scored
Rupert
to
make
it
43
to
33
after
with
its
systematic
ptaymakin
Doug
Ptdtow
mad
a
Held
batket
,,,,
M,,h.n
m,
tonei
and
strong
defence.
Indeed.
It
was
and
xiywi
took
a
penalty
shnf
10-
By
straight
to
raUe
the
a
mlahly
fine
snowing
tney
made
nut
Vara4tv
ahead
9
to
1
at
the
.
.
.
.
cvumn
MJ
.-
ui
iiujuiiig
uuii
inai
won
u
mu
end
of
uie
quarter.
line
team
In
Canadian
senior
A
sanity
Bejmon
made
another
enU
were
all
Prince
Ruprrt'i
but
the
deflcH
company
wnn
naa
over
ie
rapW
stert
at
the
opening
of
tne
lou
h
Mnnan
m
beginning
toj
locals
the
advantage
of
practice
,,cood
qart
with
a
field
basket
t
hu
B.yn,m
onUmifd
the
!
and
experience
under
regular
fire
and
wa
pmaMy
shots
and
Prince
nd
awnint
fcvr
U:rrc
morel
with
the
strongest
amateur
caters
RupHt
uvnt
up
ag4l,n
10
to
9
n
Me
dfl
memu
asi
m
uc
-u..-
wun
prtngie
fTfflmj
lv
up
on
a
,
s-fu
-A
f,h
until
it
ended
with
the
53
to
41
eount
j
The
individual
ccoriAf
was
mi
follows:
Varsity
UvtflstWH).
11.
'
Stralaht.
8:
Ped4ow.
:
Ftyfut.
U:
I
Matheson.
;
Alexander.
I;
Prtntie
togl
nnn
was
uo
and
at.lt
again
to
get
3-
.
.
.
n
-
n..
point
whereas
Varsity
snared
tnother
basket
to
make
the
count
.
thirteen
and
had
Angus
MacPhee
14
to
12.
Brud
Matheson
onnverted
5"
Thursday.
DecemberSS,
1939.
ana
nerme
Atorgan
oeen
up
to
0ne
rf
two
r-nalty
shoU
and-then
their
usual
form
and
kept
pace
Anns
MicPhe
came
through
20;
Morgan,
ft:
MacPhte.
4:
Dominate
2;
Corrie:
Stuea,
2.
Houston.
Referees
were
Johnny
Oomadma
Norton
Young
who
railed
Twelve
rjersonal
vert
called
astalnit
either
sde
as
foHows-
VarHly-UvtittaUne.
3;Sualtht
3:
Pedlow.
2:
Flynn:
Matheson.
1:
where
bv
some
more
sensational
shoot-1
1"an?'rj
L,
.
,,
f
,
ifn,.,!'
Standard
Oil-Campbell.
3:
Bey
i.
imnin.
-i
,
i
n
w
1.1.1-inon.
Ji
.Marnier.
uonwnw,
.
t.
.
...
iiiuiu
au.
uMiuicr
ui
uiuicuii
aiHtci
nmin-UEirr
nnru
ni
.
meea
nv
'
HnuUn.
1:
Currie.
1.
Th
nlay-breaklmc
tactics
of
the
bhr
Vancouver
team
was
one
of
fmm
nil
monnor
nf
riiml
vU
W
.1.
1
J
U
ITKVT.
UlIUCUll
IWIWI
me
KJCn
butwhich
now
waU
be
used
in
the
operations
against
Ger-
which
had
the
home
town
fans
the
local.
Camobell-s
soecUculari""
t0
nt'nd
Alexande
tl:.
mi,
j
?ii
1
.
j
.,
,
.
...
......
...
T
.
..
lv
was
nartlettlarir
nartlcularlr
trickr.
trlerr.
makinff
making
no
un
for
stmter
and
meittt
what
he
might
have
lacked
in
weight
Metlakatta
Win
The
opening
game
of
the
evening
was
a
clean-cut
and
keenly
contested
affair
between
Metla-
Rupert
was
four
points
up
just
before
one
of
the
best
oulntettet
katla
and
a
local
team
bearing
Plenty
of
Good
IT
g(ggiggiigigRi4gigigisl
gggjcgarggggHH
Cheer
for
the
Holiday
Season
mm
tspec
VANCOUVER
and
VALPARAISO
McCallum'sPerfection
Scots
Whisky
is
a
popular
favourite
utrjubrrt.
Uniformly
smooth,
with
a
real
Highland
pot-still
flavour,
McCallum's
never
varies
wherever
you
eo.
Imported
in
and
sealed
bottles.
26li
or.
$3;7o
1
40
or.
$3.60
IWHEN
ORDERING
SCOTCH,
ASK
FOR
"McCALLUM'S
PERFECTION
this
adrertisement
Is
not
published;
or
dlsplayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Bsss".
'l
two
and
Mi
rhu
lidvert
semenl
b
not
publumcti
c..rp.r
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ocveramtnt
at
Art
:scjicr-ru
Liir
riciiiiiv.
uuMrrri.
w;ra
-
.......
-
.
.
.
...
.
....
M
w
,,,1
"
,
.
bagged
one
long
one
and
Herbie
lakaUans
wlnnim:
a
dtng-doivg
en-
Metiakaila
v
auu.j
i
ITT
UTg8
-!
Mo"an.
mowing
fhuhrs
of
hU
counfr
b,
a
.core
of
32
to
26.
It
d
Lenten.
.
v.1
.
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"
.
I
.
soweasion
to
ewi
up
ne
utll,,
fontti
a
-eule
in.arorWed
olenty
of
acUoa
and
11:
H
Lciu
Leu
W
A
UKAL
NEW
YK
US
GIFT
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Are
Dili!
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Phone
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(i
Sonn
Revnon
of
Prine
Rnnert
who
tartM
tt
vtU
dtiwn
and
Dorl
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-
-
-
-.
-
0.
B
team
wlU
sail
on
its
return
home.
'
mn
,mr
lo
P
TttuuIS
rou'ui
,
'
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TTI
'f
"
'
The
Sundard
Oito,
had
noth-
'
-
ZnTn"
admbTS
'
tPi
ami
B
B.
.
ROhm.
and'
"y"0
d.
Camp)ell
M
MnniMi
k.
,.k
,
f
,
u..n.
sum
with
a
eooDle
of
Dmally
shoU
tt
last
ntsht's
game
to
the
University
nd
ewned
it
up
afatn.
Then
M;fyMU
check
tftg
play
w
I!
t
10
fr
Domtnir
Uonu-ui..,
u
trite
Prince
Rupert.
The
vWtors
open-
Three
pwuit
r,
,r,
ed
up
In
the
second
half
to
out-
taint
Prrv
,i
,..
m
row
he
WU
Th
final
nir.
"
H
,
'
w-
was
too
great
even"r
partularly
aettonful
Aockbnrt
nf
lnel
bad
b
,
P.
f.
B9HOOJOJBL2JLaSMBMHWHHOaBSlHIB
MacKenzie's
Furniture
ITrautv
ltet
MattreM
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIB.
Steamer
Leave
Prince
Rupert
fa:
V-
1
rss.
emu
rvkky
tues-
t.s.
cardena
rwo.M
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
loe
Vancouver.
Thur.
p.mi
11
Ma
Due
Viwt.
Mwdajr
i-'
If
Convenient,
lleae
rurrhate
Tkkrt
at
Oifkt
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us
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your
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r
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