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his
gymnasium.
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7
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Pittsburg
4
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St.
Louis
4
7
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Boston
1
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Detroit
8
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Washington
6
7
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St.
Louis
5
0
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New
York
5
6
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Philadelphia
5
8
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Chicago
3
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Third
Ave.
Tbone
668
In
a
well-ectulpped
although
mewhat
crowded
compartment
of
a
British
bOiiioiiiR
plane
the
Roai
Air
F:wci
spilti,"
with
earphones
cupped
over
his
head,
is
taking
notes
from
headquarters.
The
wireless
operator
is
looked
upon
as
an
invaluable
member
of
the
bomber
crew.
LADIES
IN
SOFTBALL
Mrs
E
Itatchford
wis
elected
president
of
the
Ladles'
Softball.
League
and
Miss
Tona
Blaln
secre-
j
tary
-treasurer
at
an
enthusiastic
annual
meeting
last
night.
About
twenty
ladles
were
present
at
lhej4-gatherlng.
The
league
will,
it
is
ex-
pected.
consist
of
six
teams
thlit
year.
There
will
be
another
meet-
lng
next
Monday
wor
receiving
of
entriM,
PR.
RUPERT
a
WINS
AGAIN
:
Takes
Western
Championship
For
Small
Bore
Kifle
Shooters
Word
has
Just
been
received
from
Dominion
Marksmen
Headquarters
that
the
small
bore
rifle
i
earn
of
Prince
Rupert
has
again
m
the
western
dtotrict
Championship
in
the
senior
small
bore
ndoor
league
postal
matches
for
1940.
The
wiriners
of
the
two
ther
districts
were.
Maritime
Beothlc
Miniature
llfle
Club.
St.
John's
Nfld.
Central
C.
P.
R.
Outremont
tlfle
Club.
Montreal.
A
shoot
off
will
now
be
neces-ry
tp
decide
the
winner
of
the
Dominion
championship.
Ole
Rollag.
Prince
Rupert.
Is
tied
with
six
others
for
the
ln-llvidual
championship
with
a
score
of
300
out
of
300.
There
will
be
a
shoot-off
too
to
decide
the
championship
for
this
series.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
HATHS
Make
Appointments
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Shower
llaths
Mrs;
C.
E.
Mack,
Proprietress
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
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ififi
GOL'D
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Red
Sockeye
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Finest
Pink
Salmon
racked
b?
tht
only
salmon
canning
company
with
in
all
the
year
round
jayroll
In
print
Rupert
!
Vancouver
Wins
t
Western
Title
In
Basketball
W1NNIPEO,
May
i)
(CP)
Defeating
Winnipeg
8t.
An
drew
last
night
by
a
score
t)f
40
to
35,
Vancouver
Maple
Leafs
took
the
Western
Canada
senior
basketball
charapkmshlp
three
Karnes
to
one
arid
won
the
right
to
meet
the
Yonne
Men's
Hebrew
Association
of
Montreal
for
the
Dominion
tlUe.
The
final
series
best
of
five
games,
will
start
May
S
In
Montreal.
KITWANGA
RAI
L
PI.AY
KITWANGA,
May
3:CedarvaleJ
softball
ana
baseball
teams
visited
Kitwanga
last
Saturday,
t,he
visitors
being
successful
in
both
lines
of
sport.
The
softball
game
resulted
In
a
score
of
9
to
I
for
Cedar-vale
and
the
baseball
It
to
1
for
Cedarvale.
Weather
was
excellent!
and
the
grand
stand
of
the
Kitwanga
field
was
crowded
with
fans
from
various
outside
points
augmenting
he
Kitwanga
people:
MUch
excitement
prevailed.
Alfred
Mulwaln
umpired
the
softball
game
and
Harold
Sinclair,
tfe
baseball.
In
the
evening
a
dance
was
held
In
the
Kitwanga
Community
Hall.
The
hall
was
crowded
and
for
many
hours
dancing
ws
greatly
enjoyed
with
fine
music
bv
tha
Cedarvale
Orchestra
consisting
of
1
Ambrose
Harris
Alfred
lilulwaln'
ana
Bobby
Bright.
Refreshments
were
provided
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Sinclair
assisted
by
Charles
Smith
and
Charles
Derrick.
Charles
Smith
voiced
wprds
of
welcome
to
th
visitors
asjdld
'
also
Harold
Sinclair.
Canada
At
'War
25
Years
Ago
!
May
3,
1915:
British
completed
readjustment
of
line
after
wlth-
"It's
the
last
rinse
in
Blue
water
that
makes
them
white!"
9
There
arc
plenty
of
ways
of
washing
and
they
motlyget
things
clean.
But,
if
you
want
the
loveliest
white,
you
mustn't
nu
the
last
rine
in
hlue
water.
It's
die
only
way
to
keep
your
white
things
from
turning
yellow.
RECKITT
S
BLUE
PREVENTS
CLOTHES
FROM
TURNING
YELLOW
Australia
Wants
Savs
Grand
Onera
Movie
Millions
Needs
The
Needle
Commonwealth
Asking
Hollywood
For
50
Per
Cent
of
Talkie
Royalties
CANBERRA.
Australia,
May
3:
CP
The
Commonwealth
government
plans
drastic
reductions
In
the
$4,000,000
now
annually
sent
to
the
United
States
as
proceeds
of
royalties
and
other
fees
In
the
Aus
tralian
motion
picture
industry.
The
reductions
are
being
planned
as
a
part
of
a
government
plan
for
conservation
of
the
dollar
exchange
which
is
needed
for
of
armaments
from
States.
The
Commonwealth
Is
empowered
under
the
National
Security
Act
to
prevent
transmission
abroad
of
uny
profits
made
in
Australia
by
foreign
corporations.
However,
negotiations
are
proceeding
between
the
government
and
the
Hollywood
motion
picture
industry
by
which
it
is
hoped
a
voluntary
agreement
will
be
reached
for
the
reduction
of
normal
remittances
by
50
per
cent.
Woman
Symphony
Pianist
Bored
by
The
Heavier
Tuneful
Dramatics
WASHINGTON,
May
3:
CP
Frances
Nash,
the
concert
pianist
who
plays
with
nearly
all
the
Important
symphony
orchestras
in
the
United
States,
"hates
opera."
"I
shrink
when
anyone
suggests
we
go
to
the
opera."
said
Miss
Nash,
who
in
private
life
is
the
wife
of
Brigadier
General
Edwin
M.
Watson,
secretary
to
President'
Roosevelt.
In
her
opinion,
what
grand
opera
the
purchase
'
needs
is
a
shot
in
the
arm,
some-the
United
thing
like
"Porgy
and
Bess."
the
late
George
Gershwin's
portrayal
of
American
folk
lore.
Miss
Nash,
however,
thinks
her
critical
attitude,
"from
the
popular
viewpoint'
must
be
wrong.
"I
feel
sure
I
am
when
I
see
how
people
turn
out
for
second,
third,
even
tenth-rate
opera
performances.
But
I
still
don't
like
opera.
It
bores
me."
Trained
for
music
In
Europe.
Miss
Nash
has
toured
the
United
States
and
South
America
In
concert.
She
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has
appeared
with?
aymphonles
In
I
Philadelphia.
Boston,
Chicago,
St.
Louis
and
Detroit.
A
fifty
ceiu
eiasoiiieb
ad.
iften
make
you
many
dollars.
wJl
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Baby
chicks
from
vigorous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100,
pullets
(97)
$25.00
per
100.
'
AlsA
Rock
and
Red
chicles
$!2.oS
per
100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm,
Mli-sion
City.
B.C.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
wilt
be
received
by
the
undersigned
tip
to
noon
on
Friday,
May
loth;;
for.
purchase
of
two
lots
and
Cottage
belonging
to
Estate
of
Mary
Dorothy
Holland,
deceased,
and
situate
Port
Esslngton
Townsite.
.
Tenders
should
be
marked
"Tender"
and
addressed
Official
Administrator,
Prince
RuperW
BJCJ.
Highest
or
any
tended
hot
necessarily
accepted.
'
.
Terms
25
cash
and
balance
spread
over
two
years.
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR,
'
Prince
Rupertj
'BC;
(110)
FOR
SALE
Wilton
Rug
9''
x,
12',
blue
and
fawn,
$40.
Apply
Mrs.
1
D.
Ritchie.
.
(105)
,
M
i
r
FOR
SALE
Complete
furnishings
of
small.
suite,
almost
new.-Call
at
257
Third
Avenue
or
phone
Blue
315.
(106)
'FOR
SALE
Five
room
modern"
I
house,
almost
new.
H.
O.
Helger-son
Ltd.
(109)
HOARD
AND
ROOM"
ROOM
and
board.
Phone
Green
997.
(114)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
After
MaylS,
5
room
modern
house
257
7tfr
Ave.
West.,
Nice
grounds,
clean.
$23.
Phone'
Red
514
evenings.
WANTED
VACANCY
THROUGH
DEATH
Rawlelgh
Route
now
open
In
Northern
part
of
British
Columbia.
Dealer
who
recently
died
sold
there
17
years.
Trade
well
established.
Exceptional
opportunity
Write
at
once.
Raw-lelgh's
Dept.
B.
C
-1M-202-E,
Winnipeg,
Canada.
tf,
i
!
1
.-1
L
3,
1940.
t.ay
May
TBI
DAItY
JflWl
VP,
'.HI
0t
SPORT
CHAT
Vut
dfrhoof
Ter.im
Club
ha
o
a
good
'
r'
for
the
a-
a-m
thirt
per:m
bcln
in
.ikU
the
first
day
of
play.
Viuiderhoof
TennU
Club
has
fftcrrs
for
th
year
at
fol
j(i
side
ut.
M.
T.gflr;
flrt
vlcc-nt
Miss
MarioMe
Holmes;
r
treasurer,
Dar:d
I..
Mor-
.rcretary-treasurer,
).
H.
F.
(
xti
uUve
MU
.
May
Piper.
rM-'.l;
Murray.
0
W
Donald
1
J
Y
Thomas.
T
Ki
.i'ucky
Dc.
n
to
oe
run
at
.
I'Mwnr..
Louisville
'wvr-k
a.-
America'
No.
1
horse
.'
jps
l
thoroustf.b-
ierc
'
for
this
$?SjC0d
mlle-urtf
r
competition
but
It
U
,
,j
ut
more
thai
a
dozen
.hc
barrier.
r
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SIX
GAMES
i
RAINED
OUT
Only
Two
Major
League
Fixture
.Played
Yesterday
ST.
LOUI8,
May
3:
CP
New
York
Giants
made
fourteen
hlta
to
defeat
St.
Louis
Cardinal!
7
to
4
yesterday,
the
Olants,
as
a
result,
moving
into
third
place
exclusively
ahead
of
Chicago
Cubs
while
the
Card
dronoed
Into
seventh
place
below
the
Phillies.
In
the
American
League
the
Detroit
Timers
won
5
to
3
over
Washington
Senators.
All
other
Major
League
games
1
yesterday
were
rained
out.
The
leanie
standings:
i
National
League
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BOMBERS