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Monday,
August
26,
1940.
!
HITLER
FEELS
ANNOYED
It
is
understood'
that
Adolf
Hitler
feels
very
much
annoyed
wtteiv
he
hears
reports
of
rBritish
convoys,
sailing
in
or
out
through-
the
English
Channel
or
the'
Straits
of
Dover,
carrying
on.
their
trade
as
usual
unperturbed
by
the
Big
Berthas;
the
heavy
bombers
or
other
German
arm
aments.
Just
imagine-that
you
are
a'
German
general;
onej
who
lias
taken
part
in:
the
conquest
of
half
a
dozen
coun-
j
tries
standing
on
the
shore
at
or
near
Calais
and
looking!
across
at
the
little
country
that
hasheld
invaders
at
bay
;
for
athousand
years.
In
the
moonlight
you
see
a
convoy
I
of
sliips
passing
through
the
Straits
bearing
merchandise!
that
Germany
would'
like
to
have
but
which
it
is
incompe'-'
tent
to
secure.
The
vessels
are
over
toward
the
British!
side
of
the
channel
and
are
accompanied
by
planes.
The
j
Big
Berthas
roar
but
the
ships
sail-
on
enveloped
in-
a-smoke'
screen;
the
silence
broken!
only
by
a
few
British'
bombers
trying
to
silence
the
German
guns.
Then-
a
for'-'
matibn
of.
German,
planes-appears
and
su
oops
down
toward
the
ships;.
Immediately
there
is
a
fusillade
of
antiaircraft
guns
and'
the'attacking
planes
are
driven
of
lvsev-;
eral!of
them'
being
shot
down
into
tVe
sea
by
British
fight-
ers
while
others
go
limping
toward
the
French'
shore:
And',
still
the.
convoyed!
ships
sail'
on
toward1
the
open"
sea
and'1
will
sail
oip
safely
until
they
reach
New
York
or
some-otheii.port
With
which
the'British
do
business.
How
would'
yoir
fee)!
if
you
were
a
German
anxious
for
conquest
and',
you
saw
all
this?
Yet
this
is
a
scene
that
takes
place-
al-.
most
every,
night.
Ships,
are
coming
and
going
and
it
is
seldom
one
gets
injured,
nbt
one
in
five
hundred.
All
this
takes
place
in
sight
of
the-Germans
except
when
shroud-!
ed
by
smoke
screens-or
mist.
The
incoming
ships
carry
food
supplies-
of
all
kinds,,
arms'
and
ammunition,
to
the
British
and
the-
outgoing
vessels
.
carry
manufactured'
goods
to
pay
for1
the-
imports.
It
is
the
kind'
of
business-j
that
lias
made
Britain
prosperous
for
centuries
and
which.;
still
goes
on
in.
spite
of
German
threats.
It
indicates
more-1
clearly
than
any
tiling
wlwis
winning
this
war.
There
are-no
Germain
ships-sailing
ons
the
seas
with
the
exception
of
an
.uix-uaiuiiui
i
uiuei-,
bucu
as
mat
one
reported
recently
in
the
Tasman'
Sea'
and
even,
they
are
immediately
chased
and
have
to
slink,
around'
liko
the
bandit3
that
they:
are.
Is
it
any
wonder
that
Hitler
is
annoyed?
!
Maciikit&eMoon
If
the
Irish
Fusiliers
stay
here
long
they
are
liable
to
be
known
as
Huttltes
from
living'
so
long
in
th
military,
village
In
the
centre
of
the
city.
Colonel
S.
M.
Rogers
who
was
at
one
time
superintendent
of
the
Jasper
National
Park
greeted'
the
Duke
of
Connaught
when
the
visited'
the
part,
THe-Duke
asked
what
,
was
his
former
business,
'
I
follow
ed
the-
medical:
profession"
was
the
reply.
It
seems
he
had
been
undertaker
In
Montreal.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
THE
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
COLLINS
GOOD
gin
and
simplicity
are-the
foundations
of
success;
Remember,
wherever
ginJs
called
for,
Burnett's'
s
just
that
much
better!
1
ozi,
BUIWETT
White
Satin
or
I)ndon
Dry
Gin
1'
ot.
fresh
squeezed
Lemon
Juice
2"
heaping-
teaspoonfuls
of'
Sugar
(it
you
lite
it
sweet;
2
or
3
cubes
of
Ice
Pour
all
intoa
l(Voz.
glass
.
add
a
little
Soda
watef
i
and
stir'.
Fill
up
the
glass
1
1
with
the
remainder
of
the
'
soda
as-required.
1
Al
a
Tiriatlofrfrom
the
ordinarr
CoUim,
pour
into
tt
corktail
tkmSa
theGia,
Lcmort
JuUci
Sugar
and
lc
and
4
ozt.
of
Soda
Water,
and
the
two
or
thrM
fprin
ol
mint.
Soak
and
poor
into
a-10
ul.
gtaKaud
add
more
aoda
water
and
lea
arrequired.
Decorate
I
1am
with
a
pripof
frcah
miuC
article,
says
"Our
frienda
the
English
are
taking
a
hell
of
for
Eadies'
anrr
a
beatiflg-."-
TKat
is
not
soi
The
Germans
are
being-beat'f
TATLORTNG
m
.1!
1
TV.
1
i.
T
en.
i
run
tney
are
buu
penuing
pianes
over
jmiam
Due
these'
do
cmparatively
little
damage
whereas
the
British
are
giving
the
Germans-
"a
hell
of
a
beating"
in
the
air
everywhere
as
well
as
.on
the
sea.
The
only
reason,
the
German
and
Italian
ships
are
not
at
the
bottom
of
the
sea
is
because
tliey
refuse
to
come
out
and-
face
the
British,
In
the
air
tile
Britishre
carrying
the
war
into
all
parts
of
Germanyand'-
to
a
small
extent
into
Italy.
In
North
t
vit'aftpsnases-are
being:
bombed
and
many
destroyed.
That
dbe3
notli?
as
if
we
were-
Setting
a
"hell
of
a
'
'
beatirig."'
'
-
Experience
.
f..
;
Quality
Oldest
Tailor.
In
Town.
M.,TvE
Cleaning;
Pressing
.Repairing
3d
Av.
Phone
Oreen
960
P.0.975
CHIROPRACTOR!
Stanley
Colton,
O
C
PhC
Wallace
Blnrlt,
Phone-
010
the
Daily,
rrsw
Monday
Aujuat
28,
ij
TENNIS
-
IPHnce
Rupert
I
FINALS
..f
District
hue
-
Norintton
Wins
Both
Singles
and!
Doubles
In
CiosrOarnw
T
Pflncp
Rupert
won
the
Northern
'iU
sftb"
e
The
Ctty
TVnnls
Tournament'
w
Co'um,b'a
P''P
at
the
Cam
val
spom
successfully
concluded
over
the
week-end
with
some
excellent
ten
Aetil
T
TOt"n
t,
nls
witnessed
.
by
good
sized
gallery.
2)
nothing,
Kitkatl
f
"tSVi
had
beaten
Kln
Kin-Following
.m;
anrtrte
M,
results
of
r
alii
finals:
Men's
singles
Jforrtngton'.
beat
an'
Borland,
6-4,
6-1',
10-8.
I
Men's
Doubles
Norrington
and
Fulton
beat
Jurmain
and
Lawford,
Hard-boiled
drill
sergeant
to
6-1,
6-4,
3-6,
9-7,
married!
recruit:
''Button
yer
coat'"
Mixed
doubles
Borland
and
Vs
Recruit
(absently):
"Yes
dtar."
,mnkep
beatf
Norringtbn
an
Miv.
!
"You
..
.u.
-..-....Miller
6-'.
7-5i
mustn't
use
that
dreadful
word,"
said
nurse
little
boy.
"But:
Bernard
nurse."
to.
the
bookish
Shaw
uses
It;
"Darling,
this
steak
tastes
Ilk.
burnt
leather,"
said
the
husband.
"What
strange
things
you've
eaten
in
your
life,"
replied
the
wife.
i
Ladles
Singles
E.
Davis
beat
V:
Tinker,
8-6,
6-4;
title
is
RETAINED
Alyansh
..Keeps
Northern
British
Columbia
Native
Football
Championship
UNION
Signals
Feat
Irish
Fusiliers
At
Softball
The
Signals
defeated
the
Irish
Fusiliers
in
a
matched
softball
game
on
Saturday
In
the
Gyro
ball
park
to
the
score
of
30
runs
to'
14;
Al
though
the
Irish
were
unable
to
field
their
best
team,
the
Signals
hav
been
reinforced
by
new
talent
from
the
south
and
are
developing
into
a
good
team.
Lieut.
James
of
.the,
Signals
and
Billy
Townsend
of
!
the
jlrlsh
umpired
the
game,
j
The
line-ups
were
as
follows:
1
signals
Peacock,
Bird,
Carlisle,
Uwford,
Weaver,
Yelland,
A'yansh
Y
MCA.
retains
the!Coombe.
Northern
British
Columbia
native
jeJ
dShann0?'.
Msh
Fullers-
football
chamn'on.hln
which
ithn
Hobbs,
Massey,
held
since
1934
At
th
carni.ni
'
Campbell.
Moreno,
Bush,
Ilayea,
series
last
wPPit
Aivnnsh
fioirfpH
i
Fiddler,
Burns
and
Brooks.
.
Aug.
26,
1915-Heavy
snow
slow-
its
team
for
the
final
but
Klt-ila
I
'
"
ed
up
operations
on
the
Austro-
which
had
defeated
a
combined!
SPEAKS
FOR
GOLF
COURSES'
Italian
front
In
the
Tyrolese
and
Greenville
Klnrnllth
and,
flanvnn
I
LONDON;
Au
24:
CP
The
iCarnic
Alps
sectors.
First
subma-
city
team
In
the
semi-final,
failed1
Mmlster
Agriculture
considers
"
Hne
ever
sunk
by
air
attack
de-
to
Diit
in
an
amiearance
Aivfinsh
i
Indiscriminate
ploughing
up
golf
$3.uu,siroyea
on
usiena
by
squadron
was,
therefore,
once
aealn
declar-
Commander
A.
W.
Blgsworth
R.N.
ed
the
champion.
courses
to
make
them
impractlca
ble
for
landings
of
enemy
aircraft
Is.
unnecessary.
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