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THERE'S
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HOPE
.12
.50
3.00
9.00
Thursday,
August
24,
1939.
EDITORIALS
REDS
START
PICKING
UP
Marjln
Ot
Leadership
Inrr-acil
Yesterday
Yankees
rake
Slut-Ing
Doble-Htader
Vkirrrj
PHILADELPHIA
Aug.
24:
CP"
The
Cincinnati
Reds
added
u
full
game
t0
their
margin
of
leadership
in
the-
National
League
yesterday,
thereby
increasing
it
to
nve-an-a-half
games
over
the
St.
In
snite
of
the
present
unsatisfactory
situation
there
Sle.velnd
l
REPORT
ON
CONVENTION
,
Louis
Cardinals,
Hie
Reds
scorvd
to
August
5.
itil-14.
n
i
...
J!
wnue
aox
ai
tnicago
ana
are
now
other
resolutions
included
a
very
eight
full
games
ahead
.of
th?
comprehensive
one
regarding
th
second
place
Boston
Red
Sox
win
'-tura!
atlon
of
alien
Oriental
won
9
to
1
over
the
Browns
at
St
Louis.
Yesterday's
Big
League
icores:
National
eLague
Cincinnati,
3;
Philadelphia,
0.
Pittsburg,
0-1;
Boston,
1-3.
St.
Louis,
3:
Brooklyn,
3.
Chicago,
8;
New
York,
3.
American
League
New
York,
7-16;
Chicago.
2-4
.
Philadelphia,
7;
Detroit,
6
(eleven
man
X)2
i
St.
Louis,
Philadelphia
at
.25
land,
Boston
at
St.
Louis,
delphla
at
Detroit.
Big
League
standings
to
date:
National
League
Cincinnati
71
St.
Louis
65
Chicago
64
Brooklyn
57
New
York
56
Pittsburg
51
Boston
49
Philadelphia
35
!
American
League
New
York&M,.,.f.
.;81
'
i
Boston
72
Chicago
63
penetration
and
immlsratlon
regit-atlons.
The
delegates
emphasised
th.
value'
of
the
convention
and
saw
the
commute-
.
n
Miens
and
natur
alizatlon
of
which
Cantaln
Mac
gregor
Macintosh
had
been
chair
r.V
r1
.
t.
i.
j
nt.
..
u
:
iieirou
o
56
oo
513
jij
An
vii
additional
auuiuunai
feature
leaiure
had
naa
been
Deen
is
still
hope
that
war
may
be
averted
although
it
is
clif-iWashlngton
K
CT
A21
the
opening
of
the
Kamioops
air-
tlCUlt
to
see
JUSt
HOW
It
IS
to
ne
Clone,
r
eenng
in
rniit-e
Philadelphia
40
74
J57
port
on
the
afternoon
of
the
last
''Ti.n.n4-
Runert
in
is
certainly
.4ninti,
atrainst
nrrmttcl
eivincr
mi'innf
lira'
way
to
Hitler
even
if
it
means
great
sacrifices.
Nobody
wants
war
and,
if
making
a
reasonable
concession
would
end
the
tension
and
settle
matters,
most
people
would
favor
that
action.
The
difficulty
is
that
concessions
never
settle
anything.
Evident
ly
the
best
thing
to
do
is
to
stand
firm
and
fight
if
necessary;
A,
courageous
front
often
saves
the
day.
If
we
are
forced
into
war
we
feel
sure
that
Canadians
will
tn've
a
good
account
of
themselves:
Britain
has
beeni
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
In
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
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Ave.
Phone
568
St.
Louis
34-41
53
54
.33
78
faced
with
possible
war
so
long
that
the
people
are
no!
;
rr7
...
.
.
L.1A
BONNEVILLE
Utah,
Au
n..
1
V,;
W
,,,,-fl,
FLATS,
cuaiij'
i
auiiupeticu
,
iiui
yjii
iiicci,
,
cuijciim
j"""o
-----
uit
i.uiii.o
nun
.
ij.
24:
(CP)
(CP)
Jonn
John
R.
H.
Cobb
codd
may
may
en
confidence
,
that
they
,
are
ready
and
that
their
cause
is,deavour
to
obtain
even
greater
en-
m,
uar
0
"
jre,
"he
whiie
vork
the
ot
thTforeM?y
most
SDec-
just.
John
Cobb
May
Try
To
Drive
More
Rapidly
.459
branch.
441
There
had
been
an
attendance
.321
of
one
hundred
and
forty-three
.men
at
the
convention
and
ot
one
,704
hundred
and
six
women
delegates
.637
at
the
women's
provincial
conven-543
tlon
that
had
been
held
at
the
5?2
same
time.
.297
oay
of
the
convention.
Mr.
Wilson
j
also
told
of
an
eleven
hundred
I
mile
trip
through
the
Cariboo
as
the
guest
of
Alan
Parlow,
a
former
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
and
now
district
forester
with
headquarters
at
Kamioops.
'In
addition
to
becoming
acquainted
with
this
great
stretch
ot
country
Mr.
Wilson
also
learned
something
of
the
very
varied
and
ex
tensive
nature
of
the
work
done
by
the
forestry
service.
The
fight-
:
speed
with
the
24-cylinder
nicer
department,
was
by
no
means
the
j
which
he
drove
at
3G8.85
miles,
per
only
problem
lt
tackled.
The
sup-
GERMAN
ATTITUDE
hour
yesterday
to
break
the
worlds
-ervLslon
or
ranching
and
grasln-?
We
do
not
think
that
most
Germans
want
to
fight.
-They
are
kept
in
ignorance
of
the
real
situation
by
means
of
a
controlled
press.
They
have
been
told
so
often
that
Hitler
does
not
want
war
that
they
have
come
to
believe
he
will
keep
them
out
of
it.
However,.
the
Germans,
like
the
British,
will
fight
and
fight
well
if
the
time
comes
that
they
have
to
do
so.
Very
'
few
people
would
try
to
minimize
the
effectiveness
of
the
,recora,
iravcimig
ai
muir
ma..
rJgnts
and
tne
responsibility
of
j
six
miles
.
per
minute.
preserving
and
opening
up
the
lm-
j
-
mense
natural
attractions
of
tht
I
-
'
-
-'
province
constituted
activities
of
German
war
machine
but
we
all
have
faith
in
the
British
'
and
we
know
that
the
French
also
can
fight
effectively.
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thpfp
is'
sin
nrmv
nf
fwn
milHnn
nr
thprpahntits
in1
...
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V
V"".r,
,
,
"
.
"'iwcsx
Aincan
importers
ana
ex
roianq
wnn
DacKS
to
tne
wan.
mey
win
give
tne
uer-rriahs
a
lot-of
trouble.
We
are
saying
nothing
about
Russia
because
thdt
country
is
evidently
not
to
be
depended
unon
by
either
side.
If
it
fights
on
the
German
side
it
will
be
in
order
to
get
a
slice
of
Poland.
That
seems
opposed
to
Communist
ideology.
Meantime
it
is
for
us,
to
carry
on
just
as
if
nothing
was
n-oiwr
to
happen.
Then
if
nothing
does
happen
we
shall
be
all
right
.
incalculable
value
to
the
present
and
future
inhabitants
of
the
TERRACE
Miss
Adela
Haugland
has
to
her
home
In
Terrace
after
at-
porters
seek
connections
with
tending
summer
school
In
Vancou-Canadlan
producers
or
manufac-;
ver.
(
turers.
Samples,
offers
for
mer-
chandlse
of
all
descriptions,
prln-'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Crocker
returned
cipally
fish
products,
and
terms
Monday
night
from
Prince
Rupert.
solicited.
The
colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benylwah
House,
Wln-neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
tf.
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platform
with
weights.
State
Price.
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furnished
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woman
de
sires
housework
or
any
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of
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Phone
Red
320.
FOR
SALE
(198)
FOR
SALE
China
cabinet,
gatele?
table,
piano,
rug,
high
chair.
Phone
Black
925,
(203)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O,
T.
Sundal
entertained
sixteen
children
at
a
picnic
last
Monday
on
Braun's
Island
Mrs.
Dudley
O.
Little
returned
on
scales
Monday
from
Prince
Rupert
wnere
she
has
been
competing
In
the
tennis
tournament.
She
was
successful
in
winning
the
ladles'
singles
and
brought
the
cup
with
her.
C.
J.
Norrlngton
and
Norman
Watt
arrived
on
Monday'
train.
Mrs.
J.
C.
A.
Long
Is
spending
a
short
holiday
In
Terrace
as
the'
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Nash,
j
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hlnchllffe
has
as
her
guest
Mrs.
Warkland
and
baby
from
Burns
Lake.
P.
van
Stolk
returned
on
Monday'
from
Prince
Rupert
where
he
competed
In
the
tennis
tourney.
He
was
successful
In
getting
as
far
as
the
final
in
the
mixed
doubles.
j
PATTULLO
FAVORS
WESTERLY
f
(Continued
from
Page
One
Th
fhi.f
huciTvc
nf
he
reau-
fAirland
was
also
the
King
oi
lar
monthly
meeting
of
'.he
PrincvlCanAda
and,
when
thr
Empire
was
Kupert
brunch"
of
the
Canadian'
at
war.
Canada
was
at
war.
There
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Ser-.wa
no
escaping
that
fact.
He
felt
fice
League
In
the
clubrooms
last
J
sure
that
Canada
would
do
her
evening
was
the
presentation
of
part
In
any
emergency,
reports
of
the
delegates.
J.
S.
WU-:
Ar.neu
as
to
his
views
on
tie
son
and
W.
J.
ha
nee.
who
a?
(Dominion
election
campaign
which
tended
the
Provincial
Convention'
had
already
commenced
and
whlcri
Md.UCt
t
UfUpO,
M.
Mr.
Wilson
had
been
chUr-
cult
to
Ret
ttwoy
Uom
hU
officii
innings).
man
of
the
procedure
comm"t'
Boston,
9;
St.
Louis.
1.
and
a
member
of
the
constitution
Today's
schedule
Is
as
follows:
and
laws
committee
of
which
Col-NationaJ
League
St.
Louis
at
onel
W.
S.
Buell,
K.
C,
C.
B.
E..
Philadelphia,
Cincinnati
at
Broofc-
had
been
chairman.
Foster.
D.
S.
O..
at
V.
D..
Dominion
President
of
the
Cleve-
Canadian
Legion,
was
Indicative
Phlla-
of
the
high
esteem
In
which
he
Is
42
47
53
54
56
60
62
74
held
by
the
veterans.
An
Interested
visitor
to
last
eve
ning's
meeting
was
H.
Stangbye.
.623
a
visiting
member
of
the
Vander-580
hoof
branch
of
the
Canadian
347
Legion.
Mr.
Stangbye
told
In
a
514
very
interesting
manner
of
some
el
here
while
six
vmt
aboard
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south.
i
ALL
im
ALONG
THE
PACIFIC
COAbl
he
name
Kovrr.
Old
Country
Soccer'
he
refused
to
let
anything
worry
him
and
looked
carefully
after
hit
physical
requirements.
Any
man
with
the
cares
of
a
province
on
Vitm
lu
fit
n.
.At
-II
1.
lyn,
Chicago
at
Boston,
Pittsburg
The
tremendous
ovation
accord-
dl(f,cult,
0"CUIIICS
ana
nd
Droblems
prODiema.
His
IUS
Cn.fl
chief
,
nt
New
VnrV
ed
H
Brigadier
RM.n.'
W
w
W.
to
nan
American
League
New
York
regret
was
that
he
could
not
spend
more
time
In
Prince
Rupert.
When
here
he
felt
himself
among
friend
and
could
relax.
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
which
was
in
part
from
3:30
to
5:30
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
were
230
passengers.
500
cf
the
experiences
of
the
Omlneca
8e,ve"
dm,harkfd
'rom
"
yes
at
LUCKY
LAGER
HAS
WON
AN
ENVIABLE
REPUTATION
The
liljili
quality
nf
Lucky
Lagrr
nrtrr
va
rlro.l
li
rvrry
drop
of
till
aparkllng,
ilclirloua
lirrr
tnmri
In
ywu
fully
malurril,
rrparillraa
"f
iraion
nr
ilrmaml.
COAST
ItllKWKIIIKS
LTD
Tula
adrertliemtnt
It
not
publlihed
or
dliplayed
by
tba
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
UrltUb
ColumtU.
SrotlNh
Leatue
Pint
I)1yMmi
ko
it
following
discussion
with
Vie
Arbroath.
2:
Hamilton
Ai-tinVni.
Uuirra
of
all
oarties.
The
Kmc
of
cau.
0
Ayr
United.
J;
Albion
Rovers.
1
Celtic.
1;
Aberdeen.
3
Palklrk,
4;
Clyde.
2
HlbenHiuw.
S;
Queen
of
Soutn
Motherwell,
4;
Kilmarnock,
2.
St.
Johnstone.
4;
Alloa.
U
.
Miss
Mldred
MeQutftm
of
Court-
5
Thursday
Auj
THS
DAILY
lOtlTt
'
i-
i
J
1
;,
mm
Qulllan
Oulllan
U
A
Hie
0
well
kiK.w
u
uiree
iu
iioinins
snui-oui
over
mciuaed
in
the
one
nunarea
.aid
he
felt
sure
the
present
gov-
-
"
7
'.mmiiw
man
;the
Phillies
at
Philadelphia
white
and
thirtv
resolutions
considered
-rnment
would
he
sustained.
He
h
have
vWlln
al
Kplcml
"
.
the
Cardinals,
weakened
through
at
the
convention
were
some
deal.
Siu
that
In
travelling
through
k4n-
werp
PA
aDoara
inef
the
absence
of
Inflelder
Jlmn-T
ing
wlUi
the
re-employment
of
the
country
as
he
had
done
and
Prn"w
Charlotte
yesterday
after-Brown
who
will
be
out
of
the
veterans,
the
continuation
of
pea-
,rftmg
s
many
people
he
wai
0000
returning
south.
Mku
Mr-igame
for
ten
days
or
so
on
a--
sions
L
the
widows
of
deceased
;mnressed
with
the
wonderful
grip
'
count
of
Injuries
sustained
In
a
ex-service
men,
the
orovlsion
for
prme
Minister
Mackenzie
King
collision
on
Tuesday,
lost
eltht
o
the
continuance
or
part
of
the
had
on
the
people
of
Canada,
three
to
the
Dodgers
at
Brooklyn
Wai
Veterans
Allowance
to
te
There
was
no
other
leader
In
tht
!
In
the
American
League
tlw
widow
of
a
deceased
recipient
and
that
could
pilot
the
ship
of
state
New
York
Yankees,
with
an
old-
(he
extension
of
treatment
In
hos.
u
ad
Mr
King.
Especially
Jn
the
time
slugging
attack,
took
both
pitals
for
veterans
unable
to
pro-
East
it
was
true
that
the
people
'.nds
.if
a
double-header
from
th-
vide
for
thtlr
own
hosnltnlimti.in
wo
vim,
tn
nmititm
in
th
-
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