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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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News.
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Storage
Prince
Rupert
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British
Columbia
02
.25
Friday.
April
5,
1940.
,
The
Nazi
leaders
have
been
threatening
Great
Britain
and
France
that
they
were
about
to
move
forward
and
smite
them
hip
and
thigh,
driving
them
from
the
face
of-
the
earth
and
making
them
serfs
and
subordinates
or
or
something
to.
that
effect.
They,
the
unconquerable,
are
about
to
take
nptinn
.
w
bath
who
boasted
of
the
power
of
the
Philistines
and
his
own
strength
and
all
it
took
to
overthrow
him
was
a
shepherd
boy
with
a
stone
and
sling.
Now
come
the
Japanese
with
threats
of
how
they
plan
to
stop
Great
Britain
from
blockading
Germany
on
the
Pacific
for
business
going
through
Vladivostock.
These
threats
mean
about
as
much
as
the
German
threats.
Japan
has
her
hands
full
in
China
just
now
and
would
gladly
be
relieved
of
the
conquered
country
if
she
could
onlv
save
her
;bv.n
face
in
doing
so.
Possibly,
before
she
gets
through
she
may
find
herself
kicked
off
the
Asiatic
mainland.
Talk
is.
cheap
and
usually
the
talker
is
not
much
of
a
fighter.
V
NEWSPAPER
DISASTERS
'
-
During
the
past
year
no
fewer
than
fiftjvone
daily
newspapers
in
the
United
States
went
out
of
business.
In
two
years
and
a
half
prior-
to
last
'January
98
papers
pu
up
the
shutters
and
hung
the
"For
Rent"
sign
oh
the
front
of
the
premises.
This
makes
it
all
the
more
notable
that
during
that
period
a
place
with
a
population
of
little
over
six
thousand
people
managed
to
carry
two
daily
papers.
IUs
really
a
rather
wonderful
record.
PIONEER
OF
ALASKA
DIES
j
After
sixty
years
of
sen-ice
in
Alaska
Rev.
Father'
Kashavavoff
died
this
week.
He
was
a
priest
of
the
RusJ
sian
urtnoaox
t
nurcn
ana,
wnen
the
territory
was
con
veyed
to
the
United
States
by
Russia,
he
remained
in
the
country
and
carried
on
the
work
oX
the
church.
Probably
Father
Kashavarof
f
will
be
better
known
to
history
as
the
curator
of
a
wonderful
museum
at
Juneau
He
carried
on
this
work
along
with
that
of
the
Church
for
a
number
of
years,
giving
of
his
practical
knowledge
to
the
thousands
of
tourists
who
annually
visited
the
Alaska
capital.
WINNER
IN
BIG
RACE
Hank
Outsider'
Takes
Grand
National
Canadian
Gels
$
150,00ft
LIVERPOOL,
April
5:
(CP)
Bogskar.
a
rank
outsider
at
25.
to
I,
won
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
at
Alntree
today,
coming
from
nowhere
to
capture
the
102nd
running
of
the
famous
hurdle
raee.
Owned
by
Lord
Stalbrlugc,
Bos-skar
was
ridden
by
M.
A.
Jones.
Capt.
L.
Scott
Briggs
MacMoffatt.
&
la
1.
finished
second,
three
lengths
behind.
J.
It.
Neill's
Gold
Arrow.
50
to
1,
was
third.
One
hundred
thousand
persons
witnessed
the
race
and
special
precautions
were
taken
to
safe
guard
the
crowd
in
the
event
of
'air
raids.
R.
A.
Copnen
of
Winnipeg
held
an
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake
ticket
0n
Bogskar
but
had
sold
a
haU
interest
In
the
$150,000
pot
rfor
$3000.
American
ticket
holders
I
drew
a
blank
as
far
as
finishing
horses
were
concerned.
TENNIS
IS
ORGANIZED
Prince
Rupert
Club
Plans
Active
Season
Under
Leadership
Of
F.
M.
Davis
At
the
annual
mcetlne
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
held
last
night
at
the
home
of
F.
M.
Darls
the
following
officers
were
elected
for
the
ensuing
year:
President,
F.
M.
Davis
I
Vice-President;
William
Lamblfc
I
secretary-Treasurer
Mr.
Richmond
Mortimer.
Executive
Miss
Creddle
Monran.
Miss
Elsie
Davis.
T.
F.
Bellamy
and
A.
M.
Borland.
It
was
decided
to
enter
urxjn
an
active
tennis
seasorf
with
all
the
vigor
possible
and
already
aeeres-
slve
arrangements
are
in
hand
to
get
the
courts
In
Shane
for
nn
early
start.
Following
the
meetlne?
rllicrhfn
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess,
Mrs.
F
M
Davis.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelU
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
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&
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Roller
Rink
Dally
Sessions
as
Follows:
Mon.
TuesnrWed.
7
to
11
p.m.
Thursday
7
to
11
p.m.
Friday
6
to
lft
p.m.
Dance
10:30
to,
2
a.m.
Sat.,
Children
10
to,
12
a.m.
2
to
4:30
p.m
5
to
8:30
p.m.
8:30
to
11
p,ra.
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties.
SHOOTING
GALLERY
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53
and
358
Beavers
Beat
Maple
Leafs
Close
Game
Played
Yesterday
In
Klnc
Fdvrard
S
hool
football
Another
hard
fought
game
in
th
King
Edward
School
Football
League
resulted
in
a
four
t
one
win
for
the
Beavera
over
the
Maple
Leafs.
Play
was
fast
and
moved
from
end
to
end
quickly.
Hairran
open
ed
the
score
with
a
good
Ion
'hot
and
later
added
a
second.
Pilfold
nearly
scored
with
a
hard
drive
but-Ormlston
got
hU
hand
to
a
swerving
shot
find
saved,
i
Prince
kept
a
good
goal.
I
The.
second
half
still
continued
even
and,
from
a
free
kick,
T.
Pilfold
scored.
Play
became
keener
and,
aftpr
a
fierce
struggle
around
the
Leafs'
goal,
Pierce
scored.
Arntsen
shot
well
for
Or-mlston
to
clear.
With
three
seconds
to
go
McGreUh
went
through
for
afourth
Roal.
Teams:
.Beavers-
Ormtston;
Bond.
Hus-
"v
C.
Pi'old.
Haugan,
Murray:
Weach.
Pierce.
Holkestad.
Mc-Greiith.
Kuwahara.
Menzles.
Msnfo
Leafs
Prince:
Bagshaw,
Blake;
Grlmble.
Bartlett,
Eyolfson;
Shepnard,
P.
Good,
Arntsen.
Hansen.
T.
Pilfold.
Wilson.
League
standing:
Wanderers
Maole
Leafs
Beavers
WLDPlii
7
4
2
18
5
7
2
12
6
7
0
12
Girls
Softball
At
King
Edward
The.
glrU'
soliball
game
at
King
Edward
School
resulted
In
a
win
for
Dlvlflon
One
over
Division
Two
by
ntnt
runs
to
seven.
Division
One
got
a
run
in
the
first,
one
tu
the
second,
one
in
the
seventh,
five
in
theeUhlh
and
one
rn
Hw
ninth.
Division
Two
scored
one
in
the
third,
two
In
the
sixth,;
ane
in
the
seventh
and
three
In
the
ninth.
Pat
Love
brought
In
four!
run
for
Division
Ono
and
Ingrld
Andorwn
two.
For
Division
Two,
lay
Berg
and
Florence
McKeown
each
scored
twice.
Division
One
Evelju
Dahl
(catcher".
Pat
Love
pitcher
.
June
Berg
tflrst
base.
Victoria
Miln
tosh
isccond.
Ltotet
Gay
(third).
Miriorle
Eby
shortstop
t.
Ingrld
Anderson
outfield
I.
Division
Two
Jov
Berg
catcher.
Leorv
Trlcker
(pitcher
t
.
Florence
McKeown
first
base
I.
Ruby
Ander-mm
(second
.
Phyllis
LlndquUt',
thirdt
.
Barbara
Engelcke
(short
-ton).
Mary
Hunter
and
Bcrnlce
LlndquUt
(
outfield
.
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