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rRETTT
WELL
SO
FAR
The
British
government
has
done
pretty
well
so
far
In
keeping
all
of
us
mt
f
war.
Every
move
and
apparently
every
thoaght
lias
been
to
precent
an
armed
conflict
which
would
em-VroTl
most
of
the
world.
The
thing
is
so
awful
to
contemplate
that
it
is
no
wonder
world
leaders
have
been
worried
and
even
those
of
us
who
know
only
what
we
read
and
hear
have
done
our
'
bit
of
worrying
at
times.
Very
few
people
in
Canada
want
to
see
a
war
and
very
few
people
in
England
want
war.
We
also
believe
that
very
few
people
In
Germany
or
in
Italy
want
war.
The
danger
has
been
that
the
European
leaders
would
involve
their
people
by
some
rash
act.
We
do
not
know
that
the
government-controlled
newspapers
of
Germany
and
Italy
have
been
saying
some
very
nasty
things
about
British
public
men
and
have
been
boastlne
of
what
they
intend
t
do.
This
does
not
make
for
peace
in
spite
of
what
anyone
may.
say
to
the
contrary.
Both
Hitler
and
Mussolini
have
been
very
provocative
and
enlv
the
forbearance
of
the
British
and
French
has
prevented
a
collision.
Mr.
Chamberlain
is
said
to
be
.lakine
a
holidav
In
Scotland
and
yet
we
hardly
think
he
has
shut
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August
1939.
EDITORIALS
himself
wholly
away
from
a
restless
world,
ne
is
never
far
away
from
the
receiver
of
a
telephone
or
from
a
telegraph
office
which
can
reach
him
in
a
few
minutes
at
the
most.
It
is
a
terrible
life
to
lead
with
the
whole
weight
of
an
empire
on
his
shoulders.
BRITISH
NOT
JITTERY
We
are
told
that
Germany
today
has
two
million
men
under
arms
and
that
those
recently
called
for
manoeuvres
have
been
retained
under
arms
in
case
they
should
be
needed.
Yet
in
spite
of
this
the
British
people
enjoyed
their
August
holiday
as
usual
yesterday
and
many
people
went
for
brief
trips
to
France,
Belgium
and
other
countries.
They
evidently
feel
confident
that
everything
possible
is
being
done
to
prevent
war
and
that,
if
it
comes,
they
are
prepared.
HARVESTING
CROP
Canada
has
Just
commenced
to
harvest
her
wheat
crop.
Manitoba,
as
usual,
leads
in
this
work
and
all
the
indications
are
that
the
crop
will
not
be
as
large
as
was
expected.
Heat
and
drought
has
been
too
much
for
the
crops
in
some
parts
of
the
prairies.
Possibly,
the
huee
cron
which
had
been
expected
would
not
have
been
good
for,
the
country.
'V
THE
DAILY
NEWS
&ARE
PICTURE
OF
GANDHI
IN
'.A
PLAYFUL
MOOD
Mahatma
OandhI,
seldom
pictured
In
a
happy
mood,
Is
In
a
playful
frame
of
mind
as
hf
walks
along
the
seashore
at
"Bombay.
Jabbing
his
walking
stick
into
the
back
of
an
urchin,
wlio
insisted
upon
leading
the
Mahatma's
procession.
Both
the
Mahatma
and
the
boy
seem
to
be
enjoying
the
Joke
On
the
right
of
the
69-year-old
leader
of
India
is
the
woman
who
U
oon
to
mam-
his
grandson.
i
1
NIGHT
GAMES
ARE
PLAYED
BROOKLYN,
August
8:
(CP)
Major
League
activities
w
yesterda
session
or
fifth
tolace
ahead
of
iNew
York
3lants
with
whom
they
Had
toeen
tied.
Cleveland
Indians
won
over
St.
Louis
Browns
and
assumed
Irturth
place
to
them-selves
after
being
tied
with
Detroit
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Boston,
;
Brooklyn,
7
Uen
Ir-nln?s.
American
League
St
Louis,
5;
Cleveland
6.
The
standings
to
date:
National
League
Cincinnati
82
34
.646
St.
Louis
55
42
55'
Chicago
.
53
46
.535
Pittsburgh
49
46
.516
Brooklyn
49
48
505
New
York
48
48
500
Boston
43
54
.443
Philadelphia
26
67
American
League
New
York
69
30
Boston
.60
37
Chicago
55
46
Cleveland
52
47
Detroit
52
48
Washington
.45
57
Philadelphia
.36
63
St.
Louis
.29
70
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
VELVET
vs.
NAVV
520
.441
.361
503
n
a
ssiFi
E
0
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WEST
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Importers
and
ex
porters
seek
connection
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufac
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Samples,
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for
mer
chandlseof
all
descriptions,
prin
clpally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benylwah
House,
Wln-neba,
Oold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
tf.
TOR
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FOR
SALE
Bargain,
modern
four
room
house,
two
lots,
har-bor
view.
Phone
Oreen
505.
1188)
CLAPP
BOCK
FOR
SALE
Building
cost
S16.DO0
owner
will
sell
equity
$500
cash.
Terms
can
possibly
be
had
on
back
tax.
H.
O.
Helgerson
Ltd.
(188)
FOR
SALE
English
buggy.
Gooa
condition.
Phone
Black
922.
(186)
KITCHEN
Stove,
Oil
Burner,
and
pump.
Bedstead,
Restmore,
Set.
Drawers,
Vibrator.
Phone
Red
388.
(190)
tlon
On
The
Gyro
Playgrounds
With
the
continuation
UHbV
V
of
fine
8.D0
consisted
wT
one
night
game
in
weather,
swimming
classes
ach
circuit.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Morse
Creek
were
resumed
yester--on
In
ten
Innings
over
Boston
day
and
a
fair
number
of
yoong
-i,u
k
u.m,
xciusive
pos-
people
were
in
attendance.
Instruc-
was
given
Informally
begrn-
nlng
with
diving
for
a
few
of
the
older
boys
and
concluding
with
In-1
dividual
attention
to
the
younger
children
who
could
not
swim.
The'
progress
of
three
or
four
of
this!
younger
group
who
previous
to
the!
Moose
hoolrminlr
nf
1
.
fundamentals
of
the
frame
by
Nell
Ross
who,
with
his
past
experience
makes
a
venf
competent
Instructor.
.277
1
Mr.
Ross
stated
that
a
larger
attendance
is
desired
but
that
too
.697
great
a
number
would
prevent
his
.613
tfvmt
the
Individual
attention
.545)
which
he
belreves
to
be
necessary.
525
Bowling
Resumes
In
Fine
Weather
Ten
Day
Suspension
Owing
Rainy
Weather
K
Now
Ended
Girls'
Stage
Softball
Game
to
After
ten
days
of
Inactivity
owing
to
rain,
lawn
bowling
play
was
resumed
during
the
fine
weather
over
the
week-end
on
the
Canadian
Lawn
Bowling
Club
greens.
A
league
game
Saturday
night
resulted
in
a
win
of
22
to
11
for
Angus
MacDonald's
rink
over
R.
M.
Winslow's.
The
standings
of
rinks'
in
the
league
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W
L
Macdonald
7
1
Hill
...5
.2
Wlnslow
,-rr
5
3
Frew
nr,.
i,nl.
j
,2
Borland
t.'...:
....4
,2
McMeektn
3
4
Preece
,3
5
Tinker
A2
5
MacPhee
...2
5
ArroJl
wi.;....
.2
7
Pts
7
5
5
4
3
V3
2
2
Pal
on
Inhibition
Last
Friday
Af
ternoon
When
Boys
Failed
to
Put
in
Appearance
Last
Friday
afternoon's
fixture
In
the
Oyro
Playground's
Junior
Softball
League
did
not
materialize,
Woodland
Trophy
Bowling
Now
On
....
w
Micac
waascg
were
llUl
able
to
swim,
merits
the
time
spent
f
by
the
instructor.
Moose
(score
of
For
the
first
time
in
the
history
f
Prince
Rupert,
tennis
coaching
for
younger
enthusiasts
commenced
yesterday
as
another
activity
In
the
Has
Reached
Second
Round
With
Jack
Preeoo
r.llminatinr
Dave
Mad'hec
Play
in
the
Woodland
Trophy
competition
on
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Lawn
BowMnx
Club
greens
eenimue
and
has
reached
the
second
round
in
which
Jack
Preece
eliminated
Dave
Mac-Phee
18
to
12.
First
round
games
have
resulted
as
follows
MCMeelclfl.
15;
O.
p.
Tinker.
13.
MacPhee.
16;
Frew.
13,
Wlnslow.
18:
MacdonaM,
12
SOFTBALL
EXCITING
rtnd
Three
Two
Tal
tiers
Utt
Night
J
t
t
t
...
Win
ucicaieu
upseira
by
a
11
to
10
in
an
exeitlna
Senior
Softball
League
game
last
night.
In
the
second
gome
of
the
evening
Three
Two
Taxi
won
over
Acropolis
II
to
3.
the
eame
b!nl
.MW..,Am
r
V
.
.
k
.
1
,
.a
uu
.
.
uiuK.aiu
u.
mc
jyru
suoerviseat
"
by
uy
a
u
heme
name
run
run
in
in
H
H-.ei
ei
nlaygroimds.
A
promising
number
fiUn
Inning
by
Ray
OTfelM
frtrlvHv
f
wouW-be
players
were
given
the'
Acropolis
with
one
on
board.
A
large
crowd
of
fans,
under
Ideal
weather
condfUcns.
turned
out
to
see
the
games.
Llpsett's
took
an
early
lead
with
three
runs
in
the
first
innlruz
and
five
In
the
second
to
one
and
two
lespcctlvely
by
Moose
who
added
another
pair
in
the
third.
Then
there
was
no
scoring
until
the
fifth
when
both
made
two
runs,
In
the
seventh
the
Moose
went
to
work
and,
by
the
time
the
smoke
of
battle
had
lifted,
they
had
pcored
four
runs
to
give
them
the
victory
by
the
odd
run.
Three
Two
proved
too
consistently
strong
for
the
Acropolis
Hill
boys
who,
rn
vertheless,
put
up
a
characteristically
variant
fight
and
were
never
discouraged
until
the
end.
Line-ups:
Llpsetfs
Johnson
ss..
Smith
lb.
National
Recreation
Association'
y.i,bv,,
iu
New
Ventilation
System
Going
In
Capitol
Theatre
A
new
ventilation
system
it
to
be
installed
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
once,
the
work
to
be
carried
out
by
Oeorge
8henton.
Arrangements
for
the
work
were
made
during
a
reeent
visit
of
D.
O.
Borland,
local
manager,
to
head
offk
of
Famous
Players-Canadan
Corporation
In
Toronto.
Mr
Borland
Is
at
present
In
Vancouver
and
will
be
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Fri
day
morning
Quietly
Married
At
End
Of
Week
Two
Small
Mills
iAt
McDames
Creek
Getting
Results
Gold
Operation
In
Uard
Mining
District
Giving
Good
Ketarnt
So
Far
J
i
Word
received
from
the
LUrd
mining
district
U
tu
the
effect
that
a
ten
-ton
mill
taken
In
by
the
Mc
Dames
Creek
Mining
Co.
on
the
eroperty
formerly
under
bond
by
the
Consolidated
Xtlnlng
Co.
and
thrown
uo
by
them
Is
doing
well
and
pod
result
ore
being
obtain
xl
from
surface
ore.
Another
mill
of
similar
sl
is
In
H,lwl
on
QuarU
Creek,
across
the
Wlndle
t
Navlor
tf
uajaerone
c,
Llndqulst
rf..
Hew-slek
2b.t
Oowan
cf.
MooseDomlnato
rf.,
Cameron
it..
Vance
c.
Pierce
ss..
Franks
Sb
Stalker
lb,
Neil
Cameron
It,
Schroeder
p.,
Bussey
cf.
Score
br
mnlngs:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
T
Llpsetfs
3
5
0
0
2
0
010
Moose
1
2
2
0
2
0
411
Acropolis
O-Neill
si.,
Santerbane
3b.,
Slmonsen
2b.,
Magnet
p.,
Bird
c,
Amadio
n..
Mentenlco
rf
p
Clarke
cf.,
R.
Schaeffer
If.
'Three
Two
Mah
ss
Letoumeau
3b.,
Smith
2b
Bussey
cL,
Domln-ato
lb.,
Murray
c,
Reays
rf.
Par-
2ilett
p.,
J.
Davis
If."
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
T
JAcioplls
0
1
0
0
2
0
03
Tnree
Two
0
1
1
J
1
5
011
Umpires
were
A.
Letodrneau,
J.
AntonellL
J.
Roma
and
3.
Ratch-ford.
D
Montesano
was
scorer.
Softball
Scheduh
August
11
Moose
polls
vs.
Grotto.
August
14
LIpsetts
32
vs.
Acropolis.
vs.
32;
Acro-
vs..
August
18
Grotto
vs.
Moose;
T
reml
at,
oetween
McClymont
Park
No.
1
and
Mooe
vs.
Acropolis.
McClymont
Park
No.
2,
one
of
the
Ausust
2132
vs.
Orotto;
Aero-
teams
falling
to
put
In
an
appear-1
PoUs
vs.
Llpsetts.
ante.
Instead
a
girls'
exhibition4,
August
25
Orotto
vs.
Moose;
game
was
played.
iLlpsetU
vs.
32,
from
the
other.
It
too
Is
vwune
ood
returns.
The
mills
were
taken
In
by
airplane
from
Careresa.
The
Barrlnittons
are
operating
a
drag
line
onUlt
on
nlaeer
claims
Sunday
For
Yanrover
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
A
i
T
".-'I
.jg
Mm
una
SEME
C.N.R.
Tennh
fullta!
Of
flinin
v,...
From
Vanrouvrr
8unday
Monday
Wednoaday
Friday
For
Anyat
and
Strosrt
Sunday
Friday
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
m
uuu
inampiomnip
Tvrj
itesuiu
w
piay
ur
evcj
the
Canadian
Na't.ma.
Rtrs,
a
a
toasts
,
J
toumamem
were
as
JZyr:
jurmam
ana
irL'je
Mls
Norma
.MrcubDin
wcoroe
undseth
and
Lowan
t
t
Bride
of
Horatio
C
tlalllday.
Houston
and
Sin
T.tt
fctu
.
iake
and
Fulton
M,
4-1
(.
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
In
the
Schedule
for
ton
fr:
Manse
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
:30
Houston
and
Vlirto
test
Friday
morning
wnen
Mm
rtntn
ana
-ocelli
.
m
n.
Ill--
a
,
.
1
M
m
-
-
.
norma
mcvtudoui,
aangnirr
oi
hit
o.ju
ir.
uwin
ana
Cirtj
late
Thomas
XfcCubbin
of
Ierilic
vs.
Mrs
MIKer
and
Fb
and
Mm
McCubbln.
berame
Uic
bride
of
Horatio
C.
HallldaT.
bridge
foreman
for
the
Canadian
Nstional
RsHway
AUendsnU
of
the
counV
were
the
brtdea
sister.
Ml
EHia-
beih
MeCabblH.
and
L.
UHtner.
AJ-
!w
nrent
was
the
mother
of
the
bHde.
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
turning
via
California
to
take
residence
In
Prince
Rupert
up
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