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Tuesday.
June
4,
1940.
j
EDITORIALS
I
BOMBING
OF
CIVILIANS
It
seems
as
if
the
ruthless
bombing
of
civilians
was
about,
to
commence.
The
people
of
Great
Britain
expected
2it
fpm
the
beinninff
when
they
evacuated
children
from
Ihe.
centres
of
population.
The
people
o'f
France
must
have
known
it
Avas
likely
to
come.
They
knew
they
were
f
ifrhtiner
a
ruthless
enemy
that
would
stop
at
nothing.
think
well
and
long
concerning
the
United
States
of
Am-j
erica.
We
are
an
odd
people,
Duce.
Our
democracy
may
seem
to
you
sprawling
and
uncompact,
composed
of
all
the
peoples
of
Europe,
divided
in
its
opinions,
quarrelling
among
ourselves.
"But
that
is
only
one
America.
The
other
is
the
America
that
flies
together
in
an
emergency
;
that
beinc
slow
nave
thought
about
and
ny-t.
turned,
troubled,
on
J
youi
pillow.
NEW
H0YAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
UOMK
AWAY
FROM
UOME"
Rates
75c
up
60
Rooms
not
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Hoi
118
Our
Famous
Edson
Alberta
COAL
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Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
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and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
558
SPORT
CHAT
Lou
Gehrig,
.slugcine
New
York
Yankees
first-baseman,
made
baseball
history
eight
years
ago
yesterday
when
he
smashed
out
four
con
secutive
home
runs
at
Philadelphia,!
to
help
Yanks
beat
the
Athletics
US
IS
llie.Giii
STRENGTH
15
undir
proof
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CONTENTS
26ori
VarnisanfTTTaTiii.'SK
t
t.
TQt,lr
C0I0ON4CO
.TO
LONOM
tNCUflt
Jhi
LpU
qin
dittUUU
in
tlu
nvlld
It
is
a
horrible
thing,
this
modern
warfare.
Hitler
has
been
told
by
the
Allies
again
and
again
that,
if
his!
EhVSSSed
Vtne'Sl
planes
bombed
either
London
or
Paris,
Berlin
would
get
auor
control
Board
or
by
the
a
similar
dose.
So
far
Berlin
has
always
escaped
war
but
I
overnment
ot
BTltLih
Columbia
may
not
for
long.
DOROTHY
TO
IL
DUCE
In
a
syndicated
article
published
in
a
chain
of
newspapers
in
United
States
and
.Canada,
Dorothy
Thompson,
journalist,
addresses
herself
to
II
Duce.
She
says
in
part
:
"Duce
:
Before
you
take
your
nation
into
this
war.
CI
ASslFi
E
I
UK
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
about
29
feet,
6
h.p.
Palmer
engine.
Quick
sale
$250
cash.
Enquire
Fishermen's
Co-op.
store.
Cow
Bay.
(130)
FOR.
SALE
31
foot
gill
net
dom.
to
anger
is
terrible
in
wrath
;
that
detesting
imposed
dis-1
12
"n
h.p.
a?
Buffalo
;acn,B
engine.
3
rf
A-l
,
"i
condi-
"
NeW5-
cipline
can
impose
it
in
itself
:
that
beimr
individual
can'
-on-Apply
Da,ly
be,
briefly
or
for
long,
united
in
gregarious
self
-discipline.
I-
sale-i.cs.
air-conditioning
"Although
rlpfpsr
a
frm-pcamn
nnH-irmlnvltr
Ua
n.,
course.
Half
price
quick
sale.
gression
of
the
strong
against
the
weak
we
despise
the
vulture
who
waits
until
his
prey
is
locked
in
a
life
and
death
stuggle
and
then
falls
on
him
from
behind."
After
telling
of
the
immense
capacity
for
production
in
the
United
States
she
goes
on
to
tell
how
pleased
Italians
in
that
country
appeared
when
there
seemed
a
likelihood
that
Italy
would
be
friends
with
Great
Britain.
She
shows
how.
when
the
United
States
be
a
nation
exhausted
with
"
wars.
We
shall
nnvfi
tin
ovm.
pathy
for
the
vulture,
for
the
profiteer
on
the
misfortunes
oi
omers."
&ne
tnen
concludes
with:
"Duce,
your
industrialists
do
not
want
this
war.
Your
peasants
do
not
want
this
war.
The
women
of
Itn
lv
fin
tint
want
this
Avar.
Only
a
part
of
your
youth
wants
it
now
before
jt
has
begun
when
you
can
sway
them
with
vour
Phone
Blue
317
after
6.
HAND-LOOM
FOR
SALE
Takes
floor
space
36"
x
42".
Weaves
rugs
from
12"
to
36"
wide.
All
kinds
or
old
rug
material
can
be
used.
Loom
has
ten
dollars
worth
of
cotton
warp
on
beam.
Cost
$75.00.
Cash
price
$25.00.
Instruction
book
provided.
Rev.
O,
Thome,
Klncollth
(136)
LOST
LOST
Glasses
In
case.
Inside
case
Is
C.
H.
Bristol
and
Dr.
Harry.
Please
leave
at
Daily
News.
(130)
"I.
PERSONAL"
jiiaKMCbisiii.
ijui,
u
mis
war
oecomes
worldwide
and
is
i
,
,
I
7
JUU1
i.uviuii
,im,
i
jruu
wu
in
nit;
waicnes
oi
tne
nitrht
callers
(137)
WANT
NORMAL
PEP
AT
40?
MEN.
Women
I
Try
Ostrex
tablets
of
tonics,
stimulants,
oyster
ele
I
ments
to
aid
recovery
normal
I
vim,
vigor.
Get
package
today.
If
not
delighted,
maker
refunds
1
its
low
price.
Call,
write
Mc-
Cutcheon's
and
.all
other
good
drug
stores.
WANTED
'WANTED
500
women
to
Join
nette's
Stocking
Club.
(137)
MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC
Stenographer.
Phone
Green
410.
(U2)
-
THE
DAILY
NEWB
THEIR
LEAD
IS
REDUCED
Hoston
Ited
Sox
Now
Only
Have
'
One
Game
Margin
Over
Cleveland
Indian
Yanks
Still
Forte
Ahead
20-13.
Ed
Pelehante
did
the
same
j
NEW
YORK,
June
4:
CP
trick
in
1896.
j
Cleveland
Indians,
by
blanking
the
'Philadelphia
Athletics
four
to
iHelen
Jacobs
won
hexiflfth
chal-
nothing
at
Shibe
Tark
jesterdayJ
lenge
match
when
sheeapturedtthe
pared
to
one
game
the
'American
all-England
women's
tennis
title
nt
League
margin
ot
leadership
of
Wimbledon
four
years
ago
today
Boston
Red
Sox
who
were
beaten
,
She
beat
Hilda
SDerlina
of
Ger-
'out
7
to
4
by
tne
onieago
www;
manv
and
Denmark.
6-2.
4-6.
7-5.
Sox.
Meanwhile
4
to
3.
Yesterday's
Bl
League
seitrea
American
Iatue
Chicago
7.
Boston
4.
St
Louis
1.
New
York
7.
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
0.
Detroit
3.
Washington
0.
National
League
New
York
4.
Pittsburgh
3.
Boston
2.
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
3.
Chicago
2.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
I.eatue
W
Cincinnati
.23
Brooklyn
.34
New
Yprk
3l
"
Chicago
.19
Philadelphia
14
St
Loute
14
Boston
12
PlMsburg
10
American
Leaeue
Boston
24
Cleveland
M
Detroit
i
.
at
New
York
ai
Chicago
;J7
Wa.hinetfn
17
nh.,oH.lha
15
.St.
Louis
14
L
11
11
IS
22
19
22
21
33
1
IS
in
18
23
24
n
24
Pet
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fit"
4n
.431
389
.364
303
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S38
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.415
305
366
Old
Country
Soccer
South
C
Westham
1.
Millwall
2
Fulham
3.
Brentford
5,
Northwest
Blackburn
4.
Ttochdale
2
Northeast
Huddersfleld
1.
York
0.
Stanley
W.
Colton
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
610
ROAD
WORK
IGOD'S
AID
DISCUSSED
ESSENTIAL
.
.
.
,.
ni.
When
Hit
Tower
Is
Manifested,
No
Continuation
of
l
.
Army
Can
Overcome
It
Link
All
Depends
Upon
I
ederal
(
Chamber
of
,
Assistance.
0od
wlU
yet
manfet
his
great
Commerce
AdvWeU
'power
to
this
troubled
world
And
t
.,.,
ivnrMcnuaionf
th'
riot
pven
,hf
iraut
army
will
be
tullo.
.
xt&nniir
Ju
uble
to
ovwonie
that
power
declar-
t
tlnuatlon
would
depend
upon
fed-
era!
poticjr.
.
H.
O.
Peujr.
MX.A.
Tor
Port'
George,
and
Okrf
Hanson.
MP
for
8keena,
alao
wrote
on
the
subject
The
outaotne
of
the
diacuslo
was
a
matlon
by
Theo
CoUart
and
G.
W.
Nicker
son
again
drawing
to
the
attention
of
Premier
Pattull"
that
the
contractors
were
ready
u.
aeeept
government'
bonds
in
payment
of
carry
iiiR
on
the
Uk-Cedai
vale
work
NiKht
or
Day
Phone
112
Taxi
Prompt
Servlce-3
Heated
Car
THE
SEAL"'
QUALITY
COLL
SKAL
Pancy
Red
Sockeyr
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
lh
tiy
Imun
eannlnc
ratnpany
with
an
all
the
(mi
round
payroll
b.
erttMv
Kill
Goin1
FishiiV?
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Arc
Eligible
With
Any
Purchase
of
Fishinir
Tackle
BEE
US
FOR
DETAILS
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Hardware
Co.
PHONE
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Box
98
Pa
Amtv
r-uuiBAU,
TONKiUj
(
NAVY
I.IXE
1
Navy
line-,,;
tne
present
cunuuw.
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v
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.
.
.
.
R"'
11.
0
Funston
in
hi
mom-
nnkto
the
Usk-
Fusilier.
Co
be
allowed
to
te
H1,
Cedarvale
RP
in
Ihe
ftorthern
pro-
rvtoe
at
Flat
Preshjterlwi
.
M,
w
vinclal.
highway.
-I'renwer
.
u
m-
-
uoruna;
etai
In
a
letter
to
U
Pce
Ru-
our
sfc)e.
however,
we
must
b
,ftnd
AjMb
n
n.
itr
t
nrmit
l'ramiffr
Wr
luuv
KWW
v
Aiic
uinu
.
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i?
SeU-rfiteouanew
Die
Utttes'
Tigers
were
btuten
40
3
by
th-
importance
of
the
matter
wt
,
ZTlT.T.TJ.
Mr.
?L
hedul
tor
Washington
Senators
In
the
fourth
financial
stumion
u
none
w
"
PnL
Amerlcan
Leaeue
tame
f
the
day.
eneourwlng
and
everythUK
K-
aAr.or.
am
a
riilt
mnvln
DMldrd
)
the
DfBSent
TiStt
Of
Mr
fa.
worst
trouble
n!
t
he
day.
People.
naUwn
felt
their
self-sufflo-
.i.k
i
ohd
.rf
Phiin-
Pattullo
t
Ottawa.
Mr
Kenn.-v
i
lenpV.
Iinorin
the
factor
of
Ood
delphia
suggested
that
the
matter
alao
be
ut
of
attitude,
this
feeling
Of
LONDON
Three
close
games
were
played
taken
up
with
the
federal
member,
independence
of
Ood.
arose
the
fHtor
m
ter
in
the
National
League,
resulting
Olaf
Hanson,
in
the
hope
of
being
Unw
nicn
na-toro
fascism
and
market
w
.
.
.
.
.
.
.i
ii
.
.
.
.
.
COIIHlll4Mtl
c
in
victories
lor
me
top
inree
aore
ro
ddwid
suiucrani
iiinner.
per
n
.teams
and
leaving
the
standbies
funds
to
carry
on
for
the
aieaiitime
lunchanced.
The
leading
Cincinnati
at
least.
'.Reds
had
a
3
to
2
victory
over
Arthur
Dixoo.
chief
engineer
for
Boston
Bees,
the
second
ptaee
the
provincial
department
of
pub-Brooklyn
Dodgers
defeated
the
lk
work:
explained
that
the
Utk
,
Chicago
Cubs
by
a
similar
eeorc
Cedarvale
work
was
being
earn.-.:
while
the
third
place
New
York
on
totally
bjr
the
Provincial
and
Giants
defeated
Pittsburg
Pirates
Dominion
governments
and
its
con-
i
ii
M
.
.
V.
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pert
Chamber
01
commerce
uui
i
-
on,
a.
Bmiu,
,
that
the
I"
who
,ald
Ut
ev
Smith
nfcht.
stetrd
governroet
.
aud
e
.
.
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j
v...
I.
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.it
.
one
must
admit
were
nan
been
a
the
New
Yortc)""
'errat
drtfttnc
awav
from
Hrvl
m
.
Yankees
continued
their
pennant-1
Quesuon
o.
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ward
drive
.by
pounding
out
a
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to-
'ised
the
Chamber
'-,1
that
who
they
were"
tomX,
l
victory
over
tne
ai.
ouu
r--
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o
r;,
,
h,
but
.w
were
they
on
the
Me
of
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wrtli
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ongratu
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16th
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FATHER'S
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er
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