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Monday,
July
8,
1940.
EDITORIALS
CANADIAN
FORCES
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
was
particularly
well
;
pleased
with,
the
Canadian
forces
in
Eivland.
The
men'
tljeir
enuipment
and
their
training
all
impressed
hip).
So
pleasedwas
he
with
the
.result
of
the
visit,
t.ha
hQ.remajped
with,
them
an
hour
longer
than
had
been
planned.
That
speaks
well
for
the
Canadian
military
department
as
well
as
for
the
men
themselves.
In
view
of
the
criticism.?
that
have
been
m.ade,
Canadian
people,
will
betgJad,to,knq,w.that
the
boys
over
the,re
are.makinp;
good.
ANTWmiTISH
PROPAGANDA
We
have
received
a
circular
from
the
province
of
Quebec
drawing
attention
to
anti'British
sentiments
pnta
listed
in
certa,in
American
newsspaper.
and.
magazines.
It
.seems,
that
these,
publications
use
Canadian
paner-for
this,
purpose
and-the
publications
have
a
considerable
circulation
in
Canada,
If
it
is
found
that
this
propaganda
continues,
and
is..
likely
to
harm
the
cause
of
the
RmpireK
inijijf
junctyr.e,,we
fpel
strongly
that
the
publications,
noj
,
matten
how
excellent
thev
mav
otherwise
be,
should
he
h
bannwbfrom
Canada
and
the
source
of
paper
supply
cut:
oil
even
though
this
may.
be
injurious
to
Canadian
industry,.
Thjs
is,
no
time.
for-
pussy-foting.
The
government
shquld,
iftiti
indsit,
necessary,-
shutdown
emphatically,
and
promptly
on
journals,
using
us
in
this
way.
DUTCH
.CO-OPERATION
It
seems,
ouite
evident
that
there
are
German
svmna?
k
mizers
jn.ajmost.
every
cuuiitrv
in
nuruvu
anu
mat
mere
are
also
British
sympathizers
in
the
same
countries.
Tiiis
makes
.it
very
difficultfor-any
country
to
act
as
a
unit
It
was
the
treachery!
of
King
Leopold
that
caused
the
down-
falliQf
the.Frnch:and
British
union.
Later
development
seem
to.
indicate-that
there
must
have
been
Frenchmen
ip
hith
places
who
were
ready
and
willing
to
help
the
enemy.)
fijen
in
Great
Britain
there
are
a
few.
people
who
are
noti
considered
safe
and
who
had
to
be
protected
against
themselves.
The
struggle
seems
to
be
ideological
rather
than
1
national,
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From.
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Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
I
Mixed,
ten
years
1,
Jack
Hemmons
tied
Web-
stad;
2,
Francis
Webber.
Boys,
eleven
years
1,
Richard
Blake;
2,
John
Thompson.
Girls,
eleven
years
1,
Ethel
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Chicago
3,
Cleveland
7.
St.
Louis
2-0,
Detroit
11-2.
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
8.
Boston
5,
Washington
3,
National
League
Brooklyn
2,
Boston
0.
OTC.DAILT
HZWB,
MojWajfi.
July,
8
1940.
OUTING
IS
GROTTO
IS
CUP
WINNER
The
combined
picnic
of
the
Bap-
in
the
Dominion
Day
softball
:ti$t,
and
United
Church
Sunday
play-off
last
night
between
Three
Schools,
held
on
Saturday
at
Dig-
sisters
and
Qrotto,
the.
tobaccon-
,by,
Island
proved,
to,,
be
a
very
ists.won.,
ln,ave-ry
onersid,ed.J
af
enipyablft
event)
despite
the
some;
Irsbyjajscore
of
17-7.
BoJh,,teamfj
jwhaf
Inclement
weather.
The
were
minus
several
of
their
regu
.picnickers
were
transported
lar
players.
through
the
kindness
of
M.
M.
Stephen,-?.
wi(h
the.
Vera,
Sv
Rry;
At
the
end
of
the
first
Inning
and
C.
Ji
Gurrle..wUh
.tha.Cf
R
r
neither
side
had
scored
but,
In
the
,P.
H.
Llnzey
and
-Ken
Dakln
were,
.second
.
Inning.
Orotto.
made-five
In
charge,
of
the
outing.
lvnt
alAa
wa
"fver
Dgama
lor
nnH
r9n
kpnt
PVKrvnnA
the
Vests
of
the
game.
Sonny.
Bey
enjoyabjy
occupied.
Winners
at,
the
races
were
as
follows:
Boys,
under
six
1,
Donald
Glass;
2,
Penlo
Penoff.
Boys,
six
years
1,
Dick
2,
Donald
Johnson.
Girls,
six
years
1,
Diane
Oilkerj
2.
Doreen
Huddleston,
nbn
was
the
star
of
the
game.
In
the
third,
inning
he.
came,
up
to
bat
when
bases
were
loaded
and
knocked-
a
three-bagger,
bringing
ihree
runs
in.
He
also
got
a
couple
of
two-base
hits.
The
star
player
for
.the
losing
team
was
Dou?
Kerr
who
made
several
''niru
.vPn
vflri
.iarmiPlinft
n"'R
catcn?s
ut
In
left
field,
Bat-
Smith:'
2,
Evelyn
odin.
ey
aroito,
wa?i
m?
"di
miv.h
von-c
1
St.
Denis
and
Amadio
and
Gur-
Adams;
2,
Deshha
Penoff.
s"v(ed
as
slsteTS-2.
Boys,
nine
years
1,
Bin
Prjnce-
r-e
Jim
Hemmons.
'
Umpires.,
were
Hewsick.
Girls,
nine
years-1,
Donna
Ker-
righan;
2,
Lois
Thompson.
.
1
.
u-uo.
iiiv-
icuius
were
us
lunows:
Grotto
Beynon,
Nelson,
St.
Denls(
'Yaeger,
Domlnato,
Callam,
iMontesano,
Smith,
Kellett.
Three
Sisters
Kerr,
Bury,
Let-
with
Maxlne
Kerrl-
jnurneau,
Gurvlch,
Santerbane,
JMuray,
Brown,
Amadio
and
Camp-
ghan.
Boys,
twelve
ye?.rs
1,
Balke;
2,
Charlie
Currle.
'
Girls,
twelve
years
Berg;
2,
Anne
Stevens.
Bays,
thirteen
years
1
Blake;
2,
Stanley
Hemmons
'
Mixed,
fourteen
years
1,
na
Adams;
2,
Jim
Diegan.
Girls,
under
18
years
1,
Richard
Del1-
I
Score
by
lnnlngsi
1,
June
1
2
3
4
5
0
7
8
9-T
'Grotto
...r
.O
5v4
1
1
2
2M
17
Richard
Three
Sisters
0,0.
3
2,0
.2
0,0
0
7
Don-
Alice
Clapp;
2,
Isdbel
MacDonald.
Married
Women
1,
Mrs.
Petersen:
2,
Mrs.
MacEwen.
Three-legged,
'girls-June
Berg
ar)d
Anne
Stevens.""
:
"
Three-legged,
boys
Richard
Blake
and
Stanley
Hemmons.
After
the.
game.
Ted
Smith,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football.
Association,
presented,
the
cup
to
Jack.
Nelson,
acting
captain
of
the
Grotto
team,
in
absence
of
Herb
Morgan,
the
regular
captain;
Cincinnati
Af
Chicago
0.
Pittsburg
.15-4,
St.
Louis
8-3.
Philadelphia
8,
New
York
2.
SUNDAY'S,
SCORES
National
League
Boston
1-2,
Brooklyn
"0-1.
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago,
3.
Philadelphia
4-4,
New
York,
5-2.
Pittsburg
7-4,
St.
Louis
0-1.
American
League
Chicago
3,
Cleveland
2.
Detroit
3,
St.
Louis
2,
New.
York
6-5.
Philadelphia
3.10.J
Boston
7-4,
Washington
1-7.
Baseball
Standings
The
league
standings
to
National
Learue
'Cincinnati
46
Brooklyn
44.
fNew
York
40
IChlcagO.
-38,
St.
Louis
29
Pittsburg,,
29
Boston
25
date:
23
24..
28
37.
39
39,
40.
Philadelphia,
-...24
45-
Anierlcait,
League
PrpUt,
44
27-
Cleveland-
45
29:
Boston
32
New
York-
'
37
35
Chicago
37
37
St.
Louis
33
44
Philadelphia,
.29
43,
Washington,
30
40
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bpen
visiting
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with
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Mrs.
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Sum
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gg7
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a
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Victoria,
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.588
from
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south
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Friday
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