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Saturday,
August
23,
1940.
FD1TORIA1S
MUST
BE
REALISTS
It
must
not
be
thought,
that,
-because
the
British
have
failed
to
announce
the
damage
done
to
their
country,
they
have
escabed
without
any
damage.
No
sensible
person
would
think
that.
Some
of
the
bombing
planes
have
broken
through
and
bombed
objectives
and
it
is
quite
possible
that
some
of
the
factories
have
suffered.
We
all
realize
that
this
must
be.
An
important
thing
is
that
many
more
German
than
British
planes
have
been
brought
down
and"
that
much
more
damage
has
been
caused
to
German
military
objectives
than
has
been
caused
to
British
In
fact,
our
side
has
been
eetimr
far
the
best
of
the
fierlit
so
far.
That
is
the
important
thine:
to
n
member.
We-!
must
be
realists,
not
imagining
that
our
side
is
escapin
without
damage
but
also
rightfully
realizing
that
we
are
getting
the
better
of
the
fight.
THE
BIG
BERTHAS
'
The
Big
Bertha
guns
.being
fired
against
southwest
England
will
have
little
effect
so
far
as
winning
the
war
is
concerned.
Even
under
the
best
possible
condition?
they
could-af
feet
only
a
few?
miles
of
territory
and
the
cost
of
the
bombardment
must
be
very
great
compared
with
the
results
achieved.
Yesterday's
report
said
that
many
of
these
guns
had
been
silenced
by
the
action
of
the
Royal
Air
Force.
Also
British
guns
were
able
to
fire
across
the
channel
in
answer
to
the
Germans.
Something
more
effective
than
that
bombardment
will
have
to
be
found
if
the
Germans
expect
to
win
this
war.
SHOULD
WE
BE
PLEASED?
Some
criticism
has
been
levelled
at
those
who
expres?
pleasure
when
men
are
shot
down
by
the
British
in
the
present
war.
And
yet
we
are
all
pleased
to
hear
of
a
British
victory
and
the
greater
the
destruction
of
men
or
material
the
greater
the
pleasure.
War
is
the
business
of
killing
each
other
and,
if
we
do
not
kill
the
enemy,
they
yill
kill
us.
The
expressions
of
pleasure
come
from
knowledge
of
the
fact
that
every
time
there
is
a
German
or
Italian
disaster
the
nearer
we
are
to
winning
the
war.
And
the
end
of
the
war
is
that
for
which
most
of
us
wish.
At
a
time
like
this
we
all
become
inhuman,
savage,
callous
unchristian
perhaps.
It
can't
very
well
be
helped.
If
we
are
to-
have
a
Ibetter
world
we
must
be
willing
to
fight
for
it.
We
cannot
allow
a
Hitler
or
a
Mussolini
to
ravage
country
after
country
with
impunity.
Dictator
ship,
whenever
it
may
be,
ih
abherrent.
So
we
rejoice
when
our
men
shoot
down
a
German
or
Italian
plane
and,
if
they
slioot
down
a
hundred
or
two
with
the
loss
of
several.
hundred
aviators,
we
are
more
than
pleased
because
itprevents
them
doing
the
same
with
us.
We
are
not
invading
them.
They
are
invading
us
and
neither'
Germany
nor
Italy
has
any.good
reason
for.
doing
so.
A
German
destroyer
is
shown,
abandoned
and
in
flames
east
of
Narvik
harbor,
Norway.
Pictures
are
now
becoming
general
of
the
April
naval
bat
tie.
SPEEDED
UP
IN
CANADA
Air
Schools
in
Higher
Gear
To
Meet
Needs
of
British
Air
Forces
OTTAWA,
Aug.
21:
(CP)
Canada
is
speeding
up
the
training
of
bomber
and
fighter
pilots
to
man
the
parade
of
new
planes
which
is
strengthening
Britain's
air
New
flying
fields
and
building!!
are
being
constructed
all
over
the
.Dominion
for
the
British
Common-Iwealth
Air
Training
Plan.
The
be-j
ginning
of
Intensive
air
warf
art-
over
Britain
has
resulted
in
acce)
eration
of
the
scheme
and
many
flying
schools
are
being
opened
ahead
of
schedule.
Already
the
training
plan
Is
tak
ing
on
Imperial
outlines.
One
smal'
group
of
student
airmen
has
arri
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TO
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A
GOVERNMENT
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as
Clerk,
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Customs
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Steno.,
etc.
Three
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Ave.
West
Tved
from
Britain
for
instruction
at
service
ilyinji
schocri"
in
Canada.
Air
Minister
Power
has
announced
that
others
will
soon
come
from
the
United
Kingdom,
Australia
and
al
seven
weeks
of
advanced
training.
Pilots
being
trained
to
handle'
bombers
fly
the
Avro
Anson,
n
twln-englnei
British
aircraft.
Fighting
pilots
use
speedy
little
pursuit
ships.
For
the
first
time
their
training
olanes
are
equipped
with
bomb
racks
and
machine-guns.
The
airmen
practice
aerobatics,
formation
flying
and
navigation.
They
learn
how
to
fly
by
Instruments
alone
through
darkness,
fog
or
rain.
Fln-llly
they
are
given
a
polishlng-up
in
aerial
marksmanship
with
machine
uns
and
bombs
at
one
of
10
bombing
and
gunnery,
schools.
Then
their
training
Is
complete;
They
will
be
ready
to
proceed
over
seas
for
actual
operations
.against
the
enemy.
They
will
Join
hundreds
of
Canadian
airmen
who
are
already
In
the
United
Kingdom
to
fly
spitfire
and
Uurrican
fighters
in
.he
defence
of
Britain,
or
heavy
bombers
like
the
ones
which
have
been
smashing
at
German
objec-Uves
on
the
continent.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
New
York
10,
Pittsburg
13.
Boston
7,
Cincinnati
2.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
5.
Brooklyn
4,
Chicago
S
American
Leaf
im
ClecelandNew
York
f.
Chicago
2,
Washington
3.
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
6.
SPORT
CHAT
New
Zealand.
The
latest
move
to
speed
up
the
The
Canadian
National
Recrea-.utput
of
pilots:
Is
the
shortening
tion
Association
is
awaiting
a
dry-of
the.
time
it
takes
to
make
an
air-f
ing
npiof
weather
conditions
so
as
man
from
a
civilian.
Under
the
to
wind
up
the
trophy
season
this
new
schedule,
pilots
win
be
ready
i
week-end
with
the
playing
of
flu-for
active
service
in
25
weeks
in-iala
in
two
rink
competitions
foi
stead
ot
the
28
weeks
originally,
al-Lthe
Tip
Top
and
the
Woodland
lotted
Memorial
trophies.
Jack
Preece
and
Thousand
of
young
men
between
'Jack
Frew
rinks
are
In
the
final
for
18
and
28
years
of
age
have
now,
the
Tip
Top
trophy.
In
the
Wood-
been
enrolled
for
training.
Their.
land
Memorial
trophy
final
R.
E.
first
four
weeks'
are
spent
at
Initial
training
schools
where
,viey
study
Air
Force
law,
the
theory
of
flight."
mechanics
and
related
subjects.
Then
those
who
ire
training
to'
;e
pilots
are
promoted
to
one
of
20
elementary
flying
training
schools
lelng
estabjlshed
through
the
Dominion.
These
schools
are
operated
by
private
companies
set
up
by
'inits
of
thd
Canadian
Flying
Clubs
Vssoclatlon
under
Royal
Canadian
Ir
Force-supervision.
Fly
Training
runes
Here
the
student
airmen
get
thel?
'irst
flying
Instruction.
After
sev-
Benson's
rink
has
reached
the
final
and
will
meet
the
winner
of
the
semi-final
between
Ben.
Dalgarno
and
Thomas
McMeekln
rinks.
Early
this
week
A.
T.
Parkin
and
Ben
Dalgarno
won
the
doubles
championship
of
the
Club
by
defeating
a.'
Samuelson
and
D.
A.
MacPhee
23
to
16.
Goal
of
all
pitchers
is
a
20-game
winning
season.
A
year
ago
four
pitchers
from
each
major
leagn-s
achieved
this
feat
Bob
Feller
of
Cleveland,
Red
Ruffing
of
the
New
York
Yankees,
Dutch
Leonard
of
m
weeks
they
are
able
to
fly
slow
Washington
and
Buck
Newsom
of
'raining
planes-the
De
Havllland
Detroit
m
the
American
League
of
Moth
or
the
Fleet
Finch.
In
addl-
Curt
Davl
of
the
St
Louis
Cardin-
Uon,
they
j
have
received
more
als.
Luke
Hamlin
of
Brooklyn
and
-.round
Instruction
and
training
In
Bucky
Walters
and
Paul
Derringer
,he
use
of,
machine-guns.
of
Cincinnati
in
the
National.
This
The
next
step
Is
seven
weeks
of
season
only
five
tossers
appear
falr-'ntermedlate
training
at
a
servlce.lv
sure
of
hitting
the
20
figure
nn-"lylng
training1
school
operated
dir-
less
others
put
on
a
late
stretch
ctly
by
the
R.CAJV
Eight
of
these
Purt.
C
rurrent
pace
getters
are
schools
will
too--ooen
by
the
end
of
1
Cleveland
Feller
with
20
and
six
'.he.
year.
This
U.hali
the
number
.nd
Al
Mllnar,
with.
14
and
.seven,
which
will
be-
operating
when
the
Detroit's
Newsom
with'
14
and
two,
Commonwealth
plan
has
reached
Its"
uncinnatu
Derringer
with
16
and
peak.
nln
-nd
Walters
with
16
won
and
The
alrmeft
learn
to
flv
fast,
low-
l'eTht
lost.
wing
monoplanes,
either
the
North
American
Harvard
or
the
Fleet
60
-both
of
which
fly
about
200
miles
an
hour,
double
the
speed
of
the
primary
trainers.
"
"
They
then
move
on
to
their,
fin
It's
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cumdiativt
cne.ct
of
advertising
that
counts.
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Ruth
Nelson
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Opening
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JASPER
PAHK,
Aug.
24
An
en-;
try
list
which
tops
all
previous
re-
1
cords
bv
a
substantial
margin
al-1
ready
has
been
posted,
with
execu-
iltltiUd
KlncolMh
by
Score
of
Oat
to
Nothing
in
Football
Semi-Final
Greenville
defeated
Kincolit.h
by
a
score
of
cna
to
nothing
Tbnrsdav
afternoon
in
a?i
exciting
sem.-rimj
tives
of
Jasper
annual
Totem
Pole;
game
for
the
Northern
British
C.
Oolf
tournament,
it
was-
reported
;
lumbia
natty-
fooUiall
champion-
today.
With
the
opening
date
sep-(snip
in
connecrcon
witn
in
ti.
tember
1,
still
a
week
away,
250
carnival,
Twacvertfme
periods
had
golfers
alrcaav
r.
ve
regisierm
lor
w
ok
pwj?a,cipra
goau
wujniade'
the
comnetltlon.
firmly
establish
'."Oreenville
will
meet
Alyansh
for
thr
ing
the
Totem
Pole
as
the
most
title.
,
popular
of
Canadian
mountain
re-
.
Henry,
Diekens
refereed
thursdaj1
sort
gun
nniu.
aiicuiuuiiB
gams
a.uu
J
a
i
s.
UrCDl-
Don
Thompson,
long-driving
ace
ner
and
Herb
Morgan
were
lines-
frnm
Pnrflnnrt
OrrtrQn.
Who
eOD-
mmfi.
'.
'
ped
the
Totem
Pole
trophy
for
the
American
west
coast
conunnent
last
fall,
is
listed
among
the
en-
from
United
Btatis
although
vlr-
trants.
as
is
Seattle's
threat,
Ralph
many
every
city
tn
Canada
will
b
Whaley.
Barbara
Winn,
winner
of
!
represented,
The
Pacific
coast's
the
women's
event
in
1939,
also
i
large
entry
mil
come
oy
way
of
will
be
on
hand
to
defend
her
Vancouver;
travelling
on
a
ipedal
crown
while
her
opposition
In
thai
train
of
Pullmans,
only
train
of
Its
finals,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Gumming
of
kind
to
be
operated
to
any
golf
Vancouver,
will
make
another
at-
tcurnament
in
North
America
temot
to
lift
the
title
I
As
in
previous
seasons,
bulk
of'
A
firty
cent
euMViiea
a.
wX
entrants
in
this
year's
tourney
are
often
make
you
man
dollars.
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fitted
with
Imperial
Oil
Burner;
12
Brick-lined
Heaters;
3
8-piecc
Dining
Room
Suites;
1
Kitchen
Cabinet;
3
China
Cabinets;
3
Buffets;
3
Morris
Chairs;
1
Radios;
6
Gramophones;
G
Dining
Room
Tables;
2
Kitchen
Tables;
12
Kitchen
Chairs;
2
Pianos;
1
Organ;
2
Chiffoniers;
6
Bedroom
Tables;
2
Large
Glass
Cases;
2
8
ffet
long
by
27
inches
wide
Mirrors;
1
GGxGfi
Mirror
with
Frame;
6
Felt
Mattresses
in
all
sizes;
1
Spring
Filled
Mattress,
size
1-0;
G
Steel
Bcds,4-G;
(i
Springs,
all
sizes;
2
Single
Beds,
complete;
2
Davenports,
open
to
a
bed;
4
English
Prams;
3
Wickers;
G
Wash
Stands;
1
Bassinet
Crib;
2
Tricycles;
2
Doll
Buggies;
1
Small
Row
Boat;
2
Oil
Burning
Heaters,
wicklcss.
Used
Furniture
Department
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Building,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
pan.
Phone
GREEN
HI
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamers
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Saturday
4
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls.
Monday
3
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
Leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Friday
at
11
a.m.
I
RAILWAY
I
LINES
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc.,
Call
cr
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
THIRD
AVE-
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
-Air
Lines
...
.
'
'
"
1
'
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
.
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Potts
8.3.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
40
pjn
To
Vancouver
Direct
Princess
Charlotte
Princess
Alice
Princes
Louise
Aug.
3rd,
24th,
Sept.
4th
Aug.
7th,
17th
Aug,
10th,
21st,
aist
To
KeUiilkan,
Wrangeli,
Juneau
and
Skagway.
Aug:
2nd,
5th,
12th,
16th,
19th,
26th,
30th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacifier
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.