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1940.
EDITORIALS
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"
RUMOR
IS
RIFE
It
is
at
times
like
this
that
rumors
get
eoine
at
the
least
provocation.
The
radio
recounts
rumors
heard
in
Europe
and
sometimes
gives
them
as
facts.
Propaganda
is
sent
out
by
everybody
but
especially
by
the
Germans,
some
of
it.
true
but
most
of
it
untrue.
The
art
is
to.
so
mix
up
truth
and
falsehood
that
the
falsehood
is
ingeniously
disguised.
Take
Prince
Rupert
affairs
and
we
find
a
somewhat
similar
condition
existing.
There
are
all
sorts
of
rumors
going
the
rounds
in
regard
to
citizens
of
other
than
British
origin,
most
of
which
are
not
true.
Most
of
these
people
would
be
glad
to
help
the
Allies
if
they
knew
what!
to
do.
rhey
have
sworn
allegiance
to
the
British
crown
and
are
true
to
their
oath.
While
living
here
they
have
enjoyed
all
the
benefits
of
British
citizenship
and
appreciate
it.
Most
of
the
stories
told
around
town
in
regard
to
them
have
been
found
to
be
groundless.
HOLDING
FAST
The
French
and
British
lines
in
France
seem
to
bo
holding
out
against
the
Germans
and,
as
has
been
point-ed
out
often,
holdine
means
winning
in
this
ease.
Thp
only
hope
for
the-
Germans
is
to
keep
up
their
winningiLtd
naja.
a
ucjr
caiHiui
duuiu
iu
iu.
ueniian
morale
is
noii
so
good
that
it
will
stand
a
strain
similar
to
that
to
which!
trie
ttritish
and
trench
have
been
subjected.
That
is
not
I
only
our
opinion
but
the
opinion
of
a
number
of
men
better
able
to
judge
than
we
are.
AMERICAN
OPINION
American
opinion
seems
to
be
changing
more
decidedly
i
toward
the
Allies
of
late.
It
is
becoming
more
vocal
every
day.
Germany
has
been
told
by
at
least
one
senator
that
the
United.
States
would
be
bound
to
come
to
the
help
of
Great
Britain
rather
than
allow
her
to
be
swallowed
up.
Journalists
and
politicians
have
been
making
their
feelings
known
and
gradually
developing
a
pro-Ally
.
R.
W.
Sinclair
of
Inverness;
George
Harris,
Mill
Bay,
Thomas
Wallace,
Sunnyside;
Angus
Currle.
vClaxton,
and
Fred
Rudge,
Lowe
Inlet,
were
among
district
cannery
managers
sailing
from
here
this
morning
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver,
on
business.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
DOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
tt
Cold.
Wter.
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B.C.
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281
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Box
196
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte.
Qapt.
William
Palmer,
southbound
from
Skagway
to.
Vancouver
after
her
first
voyage
of
the
season
on
the
Alaska
route,
U
due
In
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
from
the
north
and
will,
sail
at
5
p.m.
ln
continuation
of
her
voyage.
Our
Famous
Edsun
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
drain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
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CO.
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and
558
SPORT
CHAT
Rucker
are
among
Uiose
been
benched.
Detroit's
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TOP
TEAMS
WIN
GAMES
Unsung
baseball
rookies
haw
Three
Skiers
and
Grotla
Victorious
been
starring
this
season
while
advertised,
highly-priced
recruits
flopped.
Youngsters
who
cost
very
little--the
Pirates"
Frank
Oustlne.
the
Red
Sox's
Mickey
Harris,
the
Phil
lies!
Art
Mahan
the
Bees'
Chet
Rasa,
the
White
Sox's
Bob
Kennedy
and
Detroit's
Hal
Newhouser-
been
playing
spectacularly
Johnny
Oee,
who
cost
Last
Night
in
City
Sortbau
League
Play
Th
leading
Three
Sisters
and
Orotto
teams
In
the
City
Softball
League
were
winners
again
last
nlBht
in
Uw
regularly
scheduled
have
league
fixtures,
the
restauranteuu
have
time.
As
soon
as
units
settl-
Fitch.
ed
down
in
France,
goal
post
wide
A
indicated
by
the
margin,
sprang
up.
But
British
airmen
0rotto.Irtah
Fusiliers
game
vm
quickly
found
that
"Soccer"
is
no
a
one:s,dAd
af,alr
wlth
Jennlwn
longer
Br
ItUh
Matches
a
preserve.
a
new
hur,fr
on
thf
mound
for
lhp
between
British
and
French
teams
,Irlsh
,t
ookpd
,n
far,
were
soon
fixed
up
and
some
first-
',lk
have
lo
QmtU)
m,
nt
a
n
rate
tussles
took
place
But
one,
,
lh
fouflh
feature
puzzled
the
British
teams.
hp
tobaccontoU
thlnM
bretty
Before
each
match
the
RJLP
cap-l,,
own
way.
Brown.lh,
us.
tain
was
presented
by
the
rTench;.
frUK
lt.h'
.
k..
captain
with
a
large
bunch
of
flow-I
ZZa,uS77:m
v.
T
m
hL
Tl&eVetf
SUC1?
fr
Thf"
Morgan
comprise
the
Or
ba
U
Hons,
the
team
of
a
certain
fighter:.
u..
,w.
t,...
squadron
felt
that
some
reciprocal
-
.
.
gesture
was
called
for.
When
the
Lu
.
j
'the
Grotto.
Morgan.
Nelson
and
ua
.u
teams
lined
up
for-the
next
game
v-n..
and
the
French
captain
stenrjed
.
.
forward
wih
a
a
large
large
nosenav
nosegay
the
"ne'T
were
as
12
10.wsl.
.
British
captain
walked
to
meet
him
with
a
box
of
cigarettes
and
a
dozen
bottles
of
beer,
satisfied.
Honor
was
FOOTBALL
SCORERS
W.
Ferguson
(Navy)
C.
Baker
(Velvet)
5.
Dick
Cameron
(Dry
Dock)
i.
A.
DiCkens
(Velvet)
3.
R.
Smith
(Navy)
3.
J.
Campbell
(Dry
Dock)
2.
Martin
(Fusiliers)
2.
II.
Dickens
(Velvet)
3.
Potter
(Fusiliers)
I.
G,
Ferguson
(Velvet)
1.
Vink
(Velvet)
1.
Borland
(Navy)
1.
S.
Scherk
(Navy)
1.
Howe
(Dry
Dock)
1.
FOOTBALL
STANDING
W
D
P
P
A
Pj
Navy
2
0
0
8
0
4
Velvet
.2
0
0
6
1
4
Dry
Dock
0
0
2
1
10
0
Irish
Fusiliers
0
0
2
0
4
0
John
Moser
of
Vancouver
arrived
in
the
city
this
week
to
take
over
the
management
of
Edward
Llpsett
Pierce,
Arlington.
Naylor.
Smith,
Mcintosh,
Rush.
Bussey.
Three
Sisters
Bury,
Howe,
O.
Ssnterbane.
Gurvkh,
Kerr;
Amadlo,
A.
Murray.
Dell,
Romano,
S.
Murray.
1
2
3
4
5'47-T
Q.
and
S
0
0
t
1
0
fl,
0
2
Three,
Sisters
2
0
0.
3.
0.
0
Q
5
Umpires
A.
Slroundsen
ao'd
A.
L.
Vaughan,
Jjlsh
Fusiliers
Gray,
Webb,
Jen-nlson,
Brown.
Cummlngs.
Sorenson.
Yates.
Mollnar.
Harker.
Grotto
Slmundson,
Santerbane.
Beynon,
Morgan.
Stiles.
Nelson.
Yager.
Dominate,
Kellett
1
2
3
4
5
8,7-T
Irish
0
0
0
1
0
0
01
Grotto
2
0
0
3
0
5
212
Umpires
J.
Pierce
and
O.
Howe.
Dominic
Montesano
was
score-keeper.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Three
Sisters
5
I
Grotto
5
2
Q.
and
S
2
4
Stone's
2
4
Irish
2.
5
Goin
Fishin'7
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Are
Eligible
With
Any.Purchasc
of
Fishinir
Tackle
SEE
US
FOB
DETAILS
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
PHONE
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Box
08
33
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1!
J33.
J33;
580
Charles
Graham.
Inspector
of
mines,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Cardena
for
Butedale
enroute
to
Surf
Inlet
on
official
duties.
KEEP
UP
PROJECT
Central
Committee
on
Civic
Centre
In
Seklon
Sons
ot
Norway
,
Join
Up
j
The
central
committee
on
the
civic
centre
project
here
wm
tn
session
last
night
to
consider
fur-ther
plans
with
a
view
to
fmMtf
ing
Um
project.
Endeavour
will,
be
made
to
carry
on
with
the
i
Ing
of
funds
for
the
undertaking
aj
opportunity
arise
and
In
harmony
with
the
Immediate-
demand
f(
financial
efforts,
on
blull
at
the
war.
Plans
are
going
ahead
for
a
th:
day
celebration
late
In
Aufuwt
embodying
the
Junior
Chamber
of;
Commerce
Port
Day.
the
annual
Ln
But
defeatlnir
Q.
and
3.
by
a
score
of
5
bor
syorUdav
and
a
carnival
Tin
Pittsburg
ta
2
while
the
tobacconists
took
the
proposal
now
la
to
have
the
merged
around
$35,000,
is
already
back
in
measure
of
the
Irish
Fusiliers
1?
to
celebration
handled
under
th
dir-the
minors.
And
Dominic
DIMag-
1.
ectlon
of
a
central
committee
rep
gio,
Mickey
Wltek
and
Johnny
The
Three
Sisters
were
without
resenting
the
Junior
Chamber
of
i
who'v
some
of
iheir
regular
players
but
j
Commerce,
the
Rotary
and
Oyro
Freddie
substitutes
gave
a
good
account
of)
Clubs.
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Hutchison,
top
priced
1939
rookie,
themselves.
Amadlo
was.
on
Ujc
failed
ln
his
second
chance
and
has
m0und
with
Art
Murray
on
Uu?
re
gone
back.
cervine
end.
Fitch
and
Spea
com
and
Sons
of
Norway.
.;
The
Sour
of
Norway
Lodge-
hn
now
become
Identified
with
the
civ
prised
the
Q.
and
8.
battery.
The-.
1c
centre
effort,
lis
members
on
th
There
are
no
keener
footballers
Three
Sisters
outhlt
the
QroceraHtrul
committer
being
Even
France
than
the
men
of
the
seven
to
six
and
a
feature
.of
this
enson,
Qsaar
Rather
and
John
Stor-
Royal
Air
Force
that
Is,
when
they
game
was
a
fine
double
pUy
bytseth.
MLss
Adele
Kluatallem
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
vtatt
ln
Prince
George
with
her
stater.
Mrs.
William
Trotter.
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