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Tuesday,
June
25,
1940.1
EDITORIALS
!
ACTION
OF
FRANCE
Discussing
the
Tightness
or
unrightness
of
thei
action
of
France
in
signing
a
treaty
which
gives
a
great
deal!
of
its
country
to
Germany,
at
a
time
when
they
had;
made
a
solemn
pledge
not
to
make
a
separate
peace,
is
of.
little
interest.
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
a
great!
many
French
people
do
not
think
it
correct
and
are
not
complying
with
the
order
of
the
government.
The
terms
have
been
accepted
by
the
government
and
will
go
into
force.
Npw
we
havp
to
fight
alone
with
such
remnants
of
the
French
forces
as
remain
true
to
their
pledge.
Time
will
tell
how
large
this
remnant
is.
The
painfu)
part
of
the
whole
business
is
the
apparent
treachery
of
Premier
Petain
in
giving
the
British
a
solemn
promise
that
the
French
navy
would
never
fall
into
German
hands
and
then
turning
the
fleet
over
deliberately
to
the
enemy.
It
makes
one
wonder
if
it
is
possible
10
pui
iaun
in
anyone.
THE
HUDGET
Calonel
Ralston's
first
budcret
since
his
annnintmpnt.
to
the
nositinn
nf
IVTinistnr
nf
Finnnpo
woa
o
rli'-ffi'miH
t
.
11
1
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.
.
...
.
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
hnvpr
In
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FURNITURE
TRADE-INS
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THIRD
AVENUE
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
The
revised
City
League
footbai
schedule
is
as
follows:
Mobley
Cup
June
25
Dry
Dock
vn.
Velvet.
June
29
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
July
2
Dry
Dock
vs.
Navy.
July
4
Velvet
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
9
Navy
vs.
Velvet.
July
11
Navy
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
1G
Dry
Dock
vs.
Velvet.
I
in
mifi
ran
tpi
nnw
much
tnv
innvooooc
n
1
rwnritmn
itr
!
July
18
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
qilhuly
Cup
July
23
Dry
Dock
vs.
Navy.
July
25
Velvet
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
30
Navy
vs.
Velvet.
August
1
N?vy
vs.
Dry
Dock.
J
August
G
Dry
Dock
vs.
Velvet.
August
8Velvet
vs.
Navy.
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IS
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Gin
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STRENGTH
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proof
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afternoon.
good
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Phone
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silicic
nicn
over
$G00
a
year
will
pay
two
per
cent
to
the
government.
Higher
incomes
will
pay
three
per
cent
and
so
on
upward,
according
to
the
size
of
the
income.
That
is
the
tax
we
notice
most.
People
as
a
rule
do
not
like
direct
taxes.
Camouflaged
taxes
are
less
unpopular.
'Of
course
luxuries
had
to
be
taxed
and
no
one
shnnlrl
Crippen
sub-dlvlslon.
Cheap.
Telephone
Black
Dlgby.
482.
(149)
FOR
SALE
New
8-foot
punt
A
snap.
Phone
572.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
worry
about
that.
Those
who
can
afford
luxuries
can
af-
for
rent-
July
and
August,
5
lord
to
pay
high
taxes.
However,
none
of
us
can
nrotest
room,
house,
fully
furnished.
Rent
if
this
is
the
worst
the
government
will
do
to
us
At
anv!
30
r
own?r
Phone
rato
it
is
probably
the
worst
for
this
year.
9
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t.
sorenson.
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I
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aid
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package
today.
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not
delighted,
maker
refunds
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low
price.
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write
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1
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
I
iNAVY
WINS
OVER
DOCK
IS
LEADING
Detroit
Tigers
Second
In
American
I
League
While
Brooklyn
Goes
To
Second
In
National
NEW"
YORK,
June
25:
(CP)
Cincmoatl
went
from
third
place
:to
first
place
In
the
week-end
!
games
when
the
Reds
took
three
,
straight
from
the
New
York'
Olants,
thereby
putting
the
Olants,
'Into
third
place
to
make
room
for
I
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
who
came
jdown
from
first
pb.ee
Into
second
after
being
defeated
twice
and
being
tied
in
the
third
game
by
the
J
Pittsburg
Pirates.
Chicago
took
three
games
from
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
and
the
Bostbn
Bees
took
two
from
and
lost
one
to
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
I
In
the
American
League
the
'Cleveland
Indians
increased
their
margin
of
leadership
when
they
took
f
'
two
from,
and
lost
one
to
the
Bos
ton
Red
Sox.
Detroit
Tigers
took
i
two
games
from
the
New
York
Yankees
while
St.
Louis
Browns
won
one
and
went
down
two
to
the
Washington
Senators.
The
Philadelphia-Chicago
games
were,
1
called
off
on
account
of
rain.
1
'
Yesterday
only
two
American
League
games
were
played,
both
lr
the
American
League.
kl
Louis,
Brown
defeated
Philadelphia
Ath-
'
lencs
to
4
and
Cleveland
Indian
beat
New
York
Yankees
7
to
1.
All
National
League
games
were
rained
:
out.
TMIIII'.lt
H.M.K
?7WZ
Pralrd
tndr
will
ba
rccrlrtd
by
the
niatrlct
Kurrrtrr.
I'rlnca
IluparL
not
lati-r
than
noon
on
(ha
Jlth
day
f
Juna.
110.
for
tha
purrhM
of
Ucrncr
XlUti
Malhlin
Channal
lo
em
2.DIS.0QO
tnt
at
Sprue.
Crdar,
Hemlock
and.
lialnam.
Two
it
rear
will
ba
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
oarticujara
of
the
Chlrf
vieior.a,
IV.CJ.,
the
Forealrr.
If(na
fluprrt.
W
t,
ranj.
ron,
o.
.
an
ac.
niitrict
Itaoirrr
CHIROPRACTOR)
Stanley
W.
Coljon,
D.C.PhJJ,
Wallare
Block,
J'liont
619.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM,
UATIS
Make
Apnolntnients
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Wafer,
Shower,
Baths
Mri.
Cfc
E.
Black,
Proprietress
'Service
Club
Wins
Again
Defeated
Cook!"
Coffee
Shop
IJj
g
(o
S
In
Ladles'
Softball
In
the
Ladles'
Softball
League
game
lasA
nlght
the
league-leading
Service
Club
defeated
the
second
Dlacd
OooklM
p&fire
Shop
by
a
.spore
of
8.
tp
8.
Wet
grounds
made
playing
quite
difficult.
The
nigh-
FJr.t
Kama
Of
City
Football
lights
of
the
gama
were
tome
dif-Leasue
Under
Revised
Scliedule
ficult
catches
made
by
both
sides.
r-
The
battery
for
Cookies
was
Hlng-
In
the
first
football
same
of
tWston
and
Turgeon.
Williams
and
Mobley
Cup
series.
Navy
defeated
Wiggins
served
as
the
battery
for
Dry
Dock
by
.1
score
of
1
to
0
last
the
Serylre
Club.
The
second
nlgjjt.
game,
which
was
to
have
been
The
teams
were
evenly
matched
between
Protn
and
Velvet,
was
and
U
was
not
until
half
way
caned
oir
on
arcouni
or
neavy
Ithrpugh
the
second
half
that
Navy
rain,
and
will
be
played
on
Frl-
managed
to
puf
one
past
Smith,
day
evening.
Dry
Dock's
goalie.
This
goal
was
The
teams
were:
scored
by
Russell
Camerpn
from
cookies
Duffus.
Arney,
Hlng-
well
out
on
the
right
wing.
ston.
Blaln.
Basso-Bert.
Oiasi
A
wet
night
did
not
dampen
the
Payne.
Morgan.
Turgeon.
fight
and
enthusiasm
shown
by
service
Club
Barber.
Smith,
both
teams
and.
at
times,
the
ball
c.
Cavenalle.
Williams.
Robertson.
moved
up
and
down
the
llejd
w
phllllpson.
MrUod,
Wtwliu.
V.
fast
that
the
referee
had
quite
a
cavenalle.
Job
keeping
up
with
the
play.
3,
by
nnjnai:'
1
The
Dry
pock
team,
as
a
whole.
1
2
3
4
S
0
T
snows
mucn
improvement,
wvpir
service
Club
.15
10
10
8
defence
is
klckln?
stronger
apd
the
Cooklea
4
0
0
1
0
1
8
forward
line
larks
nothing
In
driving
Dower.
rhe
,adles
Softball
standings:
For
Navy,
Bill
Mui.day
and
An-
ffj'ff
c,ul?-
-
dy
Ronalds
were
safe
at
full
back.008
positions
and
"Rusty"
Camerpn'i
rjj?.0
.
.
of
Navy's
forwards.
Several
times
during
the
game
j
Lindsay
of
Dry
Dock
and
Murray
01
navy
siarira
leuamg.
inerr
were
no
hard
feelings
after
the
game
but
during
the
play
this
sort
of
thing
is
disgusting
and
discouraging
to
both
players
and
.spectators
and
should
be
dlscon-tlnued.
The
referee
of
the
game
was
'llenrv
Dickens,
who
handled
the
play
like
a
veteran.
I
iciNONNATl
Velvet
5
1
.833
I
3
2
.600
2
2
503
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..
2
3
.400
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4
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The
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In
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mild
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and
further
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for
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and
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heajthy
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25.
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where
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Third
A?enae,
Trlnce
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
3;S0
p.m.
Phone
fintEN
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
ud
POWELL
RIVEI
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
Every
SATURDAY,
i
p.m.
3IONDAY,
3
p.m.
Trains
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
fi
p.m.
AIR-
CONDITIONED
.
.
SLEEIMNC
CAR
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
wrIU
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
A
y.39-40