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Sunday,
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Member
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MEMBER
OP
THE
CANADIAN
I'KF.SS
DEFEATING
ITSELF
The
German
eampaign
of
lies
is
defeating
the
end
it
is
seeking
to
reach.
The
propagandists
are
proving
themselves
to
be
liars
of
the
first
water.
When
they
began
to
tell
of
Nazi
victories,
many
people
believed
them..
As
time!
went
on
and
the
size
of
the
falsehoods
increased,
people
began
to
doubt
but
when
the
sum
total
of
the
Germain
sinkings
became
as
great
as
the
whole
British
navy
it
was-'
quite
evident
that
something
was
wrong.
Recently
the
British
.government
issued
a
statement
snowing
that
the
Germans
-claimed
to
have
sunk
thirty
capital
ships
since;
the
outbreak
of
the
war,
a
number
twice
the
number
in
the
British
navy
at
the
time
of
the
invasion
of
Poland.
In
the
first
four
months
of
the
war
alone
Germany
claimed
to
have
destroyed
five
more
capital
ships
and
fifteen
more
cruisers
than
Britain
possessed
when
war
broke
out.
The
Germans
claim
that
since
the
invasion
of
Norway
they
have
sunk
20
capital
ships,
eight
aircraft
carriers,
77
cruisers,
78
destroyers
and
44
submarines,
a&well
as
an
astronomical
number
of
smaller
craft.
In
all
campaigns
up
to
July
1,
the
Germans
admit
only
39,420
killed.
-
Official
casualty
lists
from
Berlin
mention
Another
Class
For
Soap
Box
Derby
Shortly
In
response
to
popular
demand
there
will
be
a
new
division
open
for
competition
in
the
Qyro
Play
grounds
Second
Annual
Soap
Box
Dau
Demy
wnicn
taices
place
on
August
15,
Besides
the
event
for
home-
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Brooklyn
6,
New
York
0
(only
game).
American
League
Detroit
9-0.
St.
Louis
2-4.
New
York
1,
Boston
4.
,
Cleveland
10,
Chicago
J
(Only
games).
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TONIGHT,
6:45
DRY
DOCK
vs.
VELVET
FOR
RENT
board.
Phone
Green
973.
10,572
deaths
in
the
Polish
campaign,
1,317
in
Norway
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(184)
only
2.7.U74
on
the
Western
i'ront
while
bermanv
swept
.
found
Brooch,
owner
can
have
uiruugn
jiojianu,
ueigium
anu
r
ranee,
and
10
civilian
air
raid
casualties.
While
there
is
undoubtedly
some
minimizing
of
losse.
in
the
Berlin
announcements,
independent
observers
credit
Germany
with
.having
won
great
land
areas
with
very
little
Joss
of
life.
Hanson
W.
.Baldwin,
military
exnert
for
the
New
York
Times,
doubts
whether
the
total
German
casualities
were
double
the
number
admitted
in
Berlin.
Attrition
of
time
played
little
part
in
this
war
as
it
did
in
the
World
War
and
the
sneedv
German
thrusts
and
the
TRAINED
Accountant
with
wide
PTent
Gfirm-in
snnennrir.v
in
nlnnps
find
mpphanJzpd
f
nrp-ji
EXPERIENCED
girl
es,
manned
by
relatively
few
men,
kept
down
German
I
.day
work"
Phone,,R!!
losses.
Contrary
to
predictions,
the
casualties
of
modern
war
seem
to
be
lighter
than
had
been
expected.
The
estimated
f
v
AAA
1
n
n
n
n
r
:
1
zuu.uuu
to
3U(J,uuu
dead
on
land,
sea
and
air
in
all
cam-
paigns
and
by
all
countries
in
the
first
ten
months
of
the
war
are
few
Indeed
.compared
to
the
8,500,000
dead
in
four
years
of
the
World
War.
Total
casualties
of
each
nation,
including
killed,
wounded,
prisoners
and
missing,
are
estimated
bv
Baldwin
as
follows:
Germany
243,000;
France
1,988,000;
Britain
9QV000;
Italy
4,500;
Poland
620,000;
Netherlands
331,-000;
Belgium
.545,000;
Norway
59,000;
Russia
221,000;
Finland
70.000;
Rumania
2,600.
The
French,
Netherlands,
Belgian
and
Norwegian
losses
consisted
mainly
of
prison-,
ers,
most
of
which
are
in
German
prison
camps
or
released
by
the
Germans
on
parole.
Britain,
looked
upon
rightly
as
the
foremost
contestant
in
Germany
!s
war,
has
suffered
hardly
at
all.
Deaths
up
to
July
1
were
as
follows:
from
4,000
to
9,000
on
the
Western
Front
up
to
May
10;
l,800,in
Norway;
from
2,500
to
10,000
on
the
Western
Front,
including
Dunkerque,
between
May
10
and
July
1;
from,
200
to
500
against
Italy
in
,
North
and
East
Africa;
100
civilian
air
raid
deaths.
Britain's
turn
is
yet
to
come,
we
may
suppose.
But
Britain
has
a
long
way
to
go
before
she
suffers
as
heavily
j
as
did
fher
-former
allies.
She
will
have
to
lose
22
times
as,
many
men
before
she
equals
France's
record,
seven
times,
as
many
before
she
is'
even
with
Poland,
six
times
as
many,
before
her
losses
are
as
heavy
as
Belgium's
and
four
times
as
many
before
she
draws
abreast
of
the
Netherlands.
!
These
comparisons,
too,
fail
to
take
into
account
the
difference
in
population
of
the
nations
mentioned.
Big
Bri-J
tain
will
have
io
lose
tmillions
before
she
can
say
she
has'
felt
the
Nazi
blitzkrieg
to
the
same
extent
as
the
nations
which
have
been
overrun.
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with
results
first
package,
maker
refunds
its
low
price.
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write
McCut-cheon's
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
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TEE
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Tuesday,
August
6,
194?
Gyro
Playground
Softball
League
McClymont
Play
In
Park
And
Westtlew
Italn
With
Former
Winning:
I
In
spite
of
yesterday
afternoon's
rain
the
Gyro
Playgrounds
Soft-
League
game
between
the
boys
McClymont
Park
And
Woeful
our
tiro
e
rlo
traH
of
f
ha
Kail
made
fhere
will
this
wagons
year
park
gnd
t
tne
nd
six
ta.
be
an
event
open
to
owners
of
any
j
nlngs
wlth
the
8COre
&&,
coaster
v&gan.
n
t0
5
ln
favor
of
MCciymont,
were
set
up
for
the
soaip
box
Both
wlnnlne
nltch(:
SPORT
CHAT
Harold
S.
Vanderbilt's
Ranger,
won
its
fourth
FOOD
CONSERVATION
The-
Provincial
Red
Cross,
is
tak
lng
a
lead
ln
a
coasters
will
apply
to
the
.other
--V
w-etvinn,'.
'tv,
to,w
in's
Jood
supply.
entries
but
minor
adjustments
will
had
a
Jlttle
dIffleulty
jn
ontrQr.
ttiat
food
conserved
:LSLZ
Z'.Z
,"us
Bl
lln
he
s"P"y
ball
but
the
play
might
nugm
over
T.
O.
M.
Sopwrth's
Endeavor
of
Provincial
Red
Cross
Executive
II
at
Newport,
R.
I.,
three
years
and
President
of
Ohllllwack
Red
ago
yesterday.
It
was
5reat
Sri-
Cross
Branch;
Miss
J-
M.
Mc-'
tain's
16th
unsuccessful
bid
ior
Knaghen,
Provincial
Director
of
the
America's
Cup
which
has
re-
Home
Economics;
Mrs.
A.
S.
Dennis,
amalned
ln
the
United
States
since
.Secretary,
North
Fraser
Women's
j
1851.
Institute
Board
and
Home
Econom-
ios
Convenor
Vancouver
Local
Five
thousano
flupert
.Gertrude
Ederle
of
the
United
Council
of
Women;
Mrs.
D.
E.
Hum-
people
read
the
Dally
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Jt
atates
became
the
first
woman
phreys,
Convenor
Agriculture
for
pays
tO
let
them
nOW
What
TOO
bn.,,
tn
mnnnpr
th
tiwarfcnr.
Pt
Orv
WomonV
Tnettfuf.
onrt
jflve
to
c-.ii.w
sunnni
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a
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.
t,
iiuua
uieiuu
vuwuiu
ii
jemo
agu
wiiu
aim
Leu
iuuu
cuiiservauoii
today.
She
swam
the
tide-swollen
scheme
last
fall.
waters
in
14
hours
and
21
minutes,
i
PRISONERS
OF
WAR
LADIES
IN
Second
experience
ln
general
office
work
',
feed
Half
Of
Season
Next
Week
"
Families
or
next
of
kin
of
Canadians
.serving
with
the
Royal
Air
J
Force
or
other
units
of
BrlUsh
Forc-jjes
are
asked
to
communicate
nar-
CfHTTD
All
tlculars
to
Canadian
Jted
Cross
.1
1
1;
I
ti
M
I
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v'
i
Headauarters.
Toronto.
The
Can-'
ji
AUMj
'adlan
Red
Cross
Is
now
receiving)
Starting
irom
-international
Red
uross
'
j
names
of
Canadians
who,
serving!
iwitn
the
imperial
forces,
are
now
Aueust
a-Service
Club
vs.
Vel-
prisoners
of
war
ln
Germany.
While
ivets;
Whirlwinds
vs.
Grotto.
August
"
12-T-cookles
vs.
Service
Club;
Grotto
vs.
Velvet.
August
15--Servlce
Club
vs.
andj
Whirl
winds;
Velvets
vs.
Cookies.
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class
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CLERGY
BELL
RINGERS
LONDON,
August
6:
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Referring
to
the
use
of
church
bells
for
warning
of
German
parachutists,
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
says
clergymen
are
to
be
instruct,
ed
ln
bell
ringing.
WHERE
GRASS
IS
MEAT
ILFORD,
England,
August
6:
(CP)
The
town
council
has
erected
concrete
silos
to
ensure
winter
for
cattle
and
stock
and
all
socks
and
salesmanship
desires
per-j
grass
cuttings
from
bowling
greens
manent
employment.
Capable
and
parks
will
be
.preserved,
and
willing
to
work
and
avail-
j
able
Immediately.
Phone
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desires
light
rejauves
or
prisoners
may
receive
information
as
to
their
fate
direct
from
the
British
War
Office,
if
the
men
are
not
on
the
Red
Cross
lists
It
is
not
possible
to
advise
relatives
of
the
reoelpt
by
them
of
Red
Cross
parcels
or
convey
Red
Cross
Infor
mation
concerning
them.
KNITTING
DIRECTIONS
During
this
period
of
slowing
down
Red
Cross
branch
work,
Mrs,
H.
A.
Ramsden,
provincial
chairman
of
.the
Work
Committee,
advises
all
Red
Cross
knitters
to
study
carefully
Red
Cross
knitting
directions.
Give
special
attenUon
to
seamen's
stockings.
They
must
be
ribbed
the
length
of
-the
leg
to
the
Instep.
The
maximum
length
f
other
service
is
10
inches
the
minimum,
13
inches.
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or
shorter
means
a
serious
-waste
of
wool.
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of
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week
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Saskatchewan,
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In
charge
of
Anglican
Church
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ing
.largely
iarm
women
partners
on
tne
jsiands
from,
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mission
of
the
.men
who
produce
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coun-
boat
Western
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belnz
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intenaea
at
Lashburn.
Mr.
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for'
under
this
SQme
time
stationed
ln
the
Hudson
scheme
should
be
donations
of
aur-
Bay
district
around
Churchill.
j
mn
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itim,
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tolnr
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wnicn
other
denartlne
clerev
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thp
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ior
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jpyed
Deence
f
striking
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-go
to
-waste.
This
canned
Diocese
of
Caledonia
include
Rev
wagons
will
be
run
at
the
samt
ut
ihfK
weathPX
man
jmd
ulayinc
d
AK
distributed
by
the
Red
c.
J.
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leaving
Vanderhoof
time
as
the
derby
Itself,
the
own-
th
nme
anyway.
-Cross,
as
the
need
arises
to
Can-
to
enlist,
and
Rev.
Russell
Brown'
ers
.of
wagons
will
not
be
com-
xp
th)s
le9U(,
wlu
b
adlans
on
.overseas
service,
refugee
of
Fort
fit.
John
In
the
Peace
peuue
against
xne
nome-maae
en-
mntlnned
as
soon
as'
the
weather
ln
England,
refugees
and
evacuees
Rivr
district
who
has
accepted
tries.
There
will
be
a
special
nrize
list
lor
both
classes.
Further
details
may
be
had
from
the
directo
of
any
of
the
playgrounds.
hermits.
in
Canada,
and
to
the
needy
ln
any
appointment
to
St.
Peter's
Church
emergency.
In
-order
that
no
time
in
Sherbrooke.
Quebec,
and
will
be
lost
in
getting
canning
projects
be
leaving
in
September,
under
way
a
temporary
Provincial
.
,
Red
Cross
Food
Preservation
Com
mittee
has
been
set
up.
Its
person
nel
includes:
Mrs.
E.
Bailey
Price,'
chairman,
Vice-President
of
the
B.
C.
Women's
Institutes;
Mr.
F.
W.
.yacht.
Tuf
frey.
Provincial
Red
Cross
Corn-
victory
jnissloner:
Mrs.
W.
J.
Allan,
Member
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A
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Jewellery
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her
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who
would
mt
give
their
names,
was
sold
at
an
auction
for
the
Red
Cross
for
$356,-013.
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CUT
CONCHIES'
PAY
NORTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Aug
6
(CPt
The
town
council
has
passed
a
resolution
that
any
conscientious
objector
in
its
employ
shall
have
his
service
terminated
but
may
be
reengaged
at
the
rate
of
pay
of
a
serving
soldier
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Moose
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Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
toi:30
p.m.
Thone
GREEN
918
Oulslandinj,'
Values
of
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Quality
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Now
on
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in
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For
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2-piece
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and
Chair;
8-piece
walnut
Dining
Room
Suite
consisting
of
Buffet,
Table
and
Six
Chairs;
1
full
size
Simmon's
Bed,
2-inch
post
in
walnut
finish,
Spring
and
Felt
Mattress;
3
large
Easy
Chairs;
one
Single
Bed
in
ivorv
finish,
Slumber
King
Spring
and
Felt
Mattress,
Chiffonier
to
match
with
4
large
drawers;
2
Book
Shelves,
1
Monarch
Range
fitted
with
Imperial
Oil
Burner;
one
McClary
Brick-lined
Heater;
One
McClary
Range
for
burning
coal
or
wood.
August
Furniture
SALE
NEW
DEPARTMENT
2-piecc
High
Quality
Chesterfield
Suits
and
Chair
Sale
Price
Felt
Mattress
In
all
sizes.
Sale
Price
$89.00
$7.50
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamers
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Saturday
4
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls.
Monday
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday
Wednesday,
Friday,
0
p.m.
'
I'nday
at
11
a.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc.,
Call
cr
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
THIRD
AVE.
Aents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines