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Saturday,
February
3,
1940.
EDITORIALS
"
NEW
WORK
FOR
LEGION
..
The.Canadian
Legion
drive
that
is
to
be
put
on
a
week
from
Monday
is
to
provide
funds
for
carrying
on
educational,
work
with
Canadians
who
have
enlisted
in
the
fighting
forces.
It
is
particularly,
designed
to
get
rid
of
the
nyental,attitude
that
they
are
not
coming
back,
In
addition
to
providing
them
with
personal
services
the
Legion
plans
to
carry
out
such
educational
work
while
the
men
are
training
for
war
that
they
may
be
in
a
position
to
take
their
places
at
home
when
the
war
is
over.
In
addition,
concert
parties
will
be
provided
and
recreation
huts
established
Where
required.
It
will
be
the
aim
to
do
such
CARRYING
ON
THE
WAR
It
ik
milch
hiore
important
to
the
peopld
of
Canada
that
the
war
be
carried
on
to
a
successful
conclusion
than"
that
any
political
party
be
chosen
to
undertake
the,
work.
Most
people
are
not
greatly
interested
in
political
parties
May
Not
Be
Able
To
WANTED
TOT
DAILY
NEWS.
SO
THIS
IS
"SUNNY"
FRANCE!
Kincolith
Church
lUnited
Church
Army
Is
On
Visit
Clergy
Gather
10
"OH
bimpSOn
prln
l"rbytrry
be
fd
lBi
Play
Maple
Leafs
Tonight
On
Ac
account
Of
Bad
Shoulder
TORONTO,
Feb.
3:
(CP)
Suffering
from
a
bad
shoulder,
It
U
expected
Syl
Apps
will
be
out
of
the
game
for
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
against
Chicago
Black
Hawks
tonight.
HOWS
YOUR
TENICE?
LONDON,
Feb.
3:
(CP)
Tenlce
Is
England's
newest
sport.'Tenice
which
originated
In
Switzerland,
is
played
on
ice,
on
skates.
The
pome
was
brought
to
England
by
Irene
Edwards,
star
In
tennis
and
skating.
things
as
may
seem
reasonable
and
necessary
to
contn-
woum.
tok
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urge
rooms
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ft
trolling
boat
with
ter
fitted
for
this
job
than
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
Bri
tish
Empire
Service
League.
gear.
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cash,
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unfurnished
home
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699.
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(30)
For
rent
but
they
are
interested
in
the
men
who
are
to
oe
at
tne
ft)ft
REJrr-s
room
flat,
fully
mod
head
of
the
affairs
of
the
country
during
this
cruciaij
ern,
hot
water
heating,
electric
time.
If
Dr,
Manion
has
any
idea
of
taking
over
the
gov-i
-tove
fine
harbor
view,
centrally
rhP
hPnnlp
will
u-nnt
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mew.
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Have
thev
ever
shown
an
aptitude
in
administering
public
.
'
WORK
WANTED
minesweepers.
Without
-the
stimulus
of
excitement,
they
carry
out
For
their
desperately
dangerous
duties
tf.
Phone
tf.
tf,
affairs?
That
;W;ill
be
the
crucial
test
that
will
be
applied
Work
wanted,
Young
boy
wants
to
the
men
to
be
chosen
by
any
leader
Prime
Minister
,
wp'rk,
information
at
Daily
News.
King
has
promised
that
he
will
tell
the
people
whom
he
efx-
v
.
.
P
pects
to
have
with
him,
How
about
the
other
side?
i
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PRETTY
GOOD
TEAM
i3?:
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Beeh
Wallace's
and
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chrla
Mill,
bunch
oT
keys
on
m
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j?
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i.
v.
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Hon.,T,
D..Pattullo
and
Olof
Hanson,
who
havo
bech
chatt
pfer
please
leave
at
to
Montreal
to
enltehten
the
Canadian
National
heads
fa.'
baiiy.wys:
,
,
tf.
regard
to.
shipbuilding
possibilities
at
Prince
Rupert,
are
i'FnsoK
1
"'"
a
pretty
good
team
for
the
job.
They
are
possibly
mofe-
-Jltdy2Ji
familiar
with
PWnce
Rupert
in
its
relation
to
the
rest
Of
how'.
to
oet
a
government
thVcountry
than
?ny
others
in
British
Coltilnbia
Wheth-
r?Cu.
ev
tbev
mafiage
to
secure
the
work
for
this
shipyard
or
'
pree
gooklet.
The
m.
c.
c,
pnt,
it
V'oiild
be
difficult
to
beat
them
as
delegates
of
this
schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg,
oldest
city
and
they
are
costing
the
city
nothing,
at
any
rate
not
In
Canada,
No
Agents.
directly.
It
would
have
been
quite
a
strain
on
local
fiharl
you
can-
run
a
Home
Kindergar-ces
to
send
any
other
delegates.
,
ten
with
oir
help,
Canadian
'
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-
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peg,
Manitoba.
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Furniture
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easy
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DRUOdiSTS
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If
it's
made
of
rubber,
we
have
It.
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and
Booklet
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keys
on
ring.
Owner
may
have
same
by
paying
for
this
without
cease.
The
R.
A.
F.
has
also
shown
by
niioino
-
flohtinF
nlrrroft
with
,
ihelr
bombers
that
success
can
be
I
rival
of
the
first
Canadian
Dlvl-;lon.
Ctfupled
with
the
news
that
Australian
and
New
Zealand
divisions
are
ready
to
sail,
this
must
nake
Hitler
wonder
whether
the
British
Empire
can
really
be
In
de-
ay.
Apart
from
the
sign
of
unity
ot
purpose
i(
gives,
the
military
value
3i
Dominion
assistance
is
very
sreat
ire
Qerman;
soldiers,
who
had
to
.iRht.
and
British
regular
officers
who
were
associated
with,
Domln-on
troops
in
the
First
Oreat
War.
Quick
to
learn,
thorough
In
all
'.heir
methods',
and
full
of
India-lve
,'.andiottnslTe
spirit,
these
Dominion,
troops
had
no
superiors.
arid
few
-equals.
While
still
raw
of
1914-1918
came
through
the
first
gas
attack
and
Australians'
nd
New
Zealanders
through
the
Anzac
landing
In
a
manner
that
left
no
doubt
as
to
their
potentialities.
Further
experience
made
them
the
more
formidable
and
at
'he
end
of
the
war
they
showed
no
?lgns
of
exhaustion.
.
West
Front
Today
Many
ask
what
Is
the
meaning
)t
"patrol
activity'
'raids1'
and
'artillery
fire,"
often
mentioned
n
communiques.
Such
activities
ire
not
intended
to
produce
any
decisive
results.
Perhaps
their
main
Jbject
is
psychological.
Troops
allowed
to
hold
their
positions
passively
undoubtedly
lend
to
become
Inert,
bored
and
either
Jumpy
or
careless.
Activity
ind
excitement
Is
the
best
cure.
In
addition
the
training
value
ot
patrolling
and
minor
operations
Is
very
great.
This
may
sound
a
hard
and
darigerotiS
doctrine
but
the
lessons
learned
save
llfs
in
the
end.
There
Is
another
reason
for
pat-rol
activity
and
raids.
Information
Is
required
of
enemy
polriti.
Much
of
that
information
cart
only
oe
got
by
capture
of
prisoners,
It
s,
for
Instance,
Important
to
know
what
divisions
are
holding
the
position
arid
what
extent
of
front
they"
occupy.
That
U
ah
In
dication
of
the
strength
of
the
troops
holding
.the
line
and
the
humbers
In
reserve.
The
movement
Of
divisions
from
one
paft
of
the
front
to
-another
6r
their
wfth
flrawal
td
reserve
gives
valuable
hotlce
of
enemy
lntentldns,
Information
which
thrdiws
light
on
the
Vigilance
and
state
of
morale
of
the
enemy
Is
also
required,
Artillery
activity
may
be
to
cov
er
patrols
or
fald.4
or
it
may
be
V
X
The
Finnish
battlefront
has
no
monopoly
on
Ice
a
id
snow
as
witnessed
by
this
winter
srene
on
the
Western
Front,
showing
two
R.A.F.
members
on
sentry-go
before
a
snow-clad
tent
in
sunny
France.
Syl
Apps
Is
Out
Of
Game
.MACHINE
WAR?
YES
BUT
(HUM
COURAOU
IS
STILL
BIO
FACTOR
j
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Tail-Enders
Win
In
Soccer
Game
Beavers
Win
3
to
2
Over
Leading
Wanderers
In
Kin;
Edward
i
School
League
;ained
by
skill
and
determination
The
uncertainty
of
football
proven
when
theoretically
it
could
'pnecy
was
once
again
shown
when
not
be
expected.
In
the
King
Edward
School
Foot-
Dominion,'
Aid
TO
.T'r.
.
u-.
w-j.
.u-
"enders."
the
Beavers,
won
from
the
nuuuici
p
veil
I.
iiua
uccu
wic
at-
leaders,
the
Wanderers,
by
three"
goals
to
two.
Through
two
goals
both
scored
by
Everett
Piere?.
who
wm
quick
to
take
advantage
of
the
chances,
the
Beavers
led
two
goals
to
nil
at
half
time.
Hemmons-
opened
the
scoring
for
the
Wanderers
and
Joe
Davis
add
ed
the
equalizer.
The
latter
was
t
kl.l.
..J.V.
....
.
Those
who
realize
that
best
"
"om
a
pen-
iiuy
kick
given
agamsi
Menkes
for
handling.
With
scores
even,
the
game
became
faster.
Beavers
were
the
better
tesm
and
Mc-Orelsh
got
the
whining
goal.
Teams:
Beavers
Malrs:
Husoy.
MenzJes;
Johansn.
Ilolkestad
(captain,
C
PUold;
Wcsch.
J.
Haugan,
E
the
Canadians
McOM.
Bond,
D.
Murray.
merely
harassing)
fire
Intended
to
Inflict
loss
as,
for
Instance,
(
when
It
Is
khow
reliefs
are
taking,
place
uivolOing
movement
tvltndut
cover.
Much
of
(the
artillery
activity,
Is,
however,,
merely
for
registration
,
of
the
exact
range
of
points,
thus
enabling
accurate
and
intense
fife
to
be
opened
at
short
notice
when
advertisement.
t.f
.
required,.
j
.tr9.
wanderers-Jerstad:
Tene.
Dlx
on;
Lcavltt.
Joe
DavU
(canLiim-
D.
Owens;
I.
Matsumoto,
Hem-1
mons.
Bud
Pierce,
Stacey.
D.
aencrk.
Beavers
had
a
good
defence
In
Mairs,
Menzles
and
Husoy.
Ilolkestad
and
Johansen
were
good
halves
with
Pierce
the
pick
of
the
forwards.
Jerstad
was
fair
and
apart
from
one
bad
kick
Teng
was
good.
Dixon
.kicked
strongly.
Joe
Davis
and
Owens
were
good
with
Bud
Pierce.
Hemmons
and
Donald
Scherk
the
best
forward.
League
standing:
W
L
D
Pti
,
Wanderers
.
8
3
l
Maple
Leafs
5
4
in
Beavers
3
7
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uere
POHT
8IMPSON.
Feb.
3:
-Under
the
leadership
of
Captains
Cecil
Barton
and
Matthew
Btew
art,
members
of
the
Church
Army
from
Kincolith,
slxtytwo
strong",
arc
Visiting
Port
Simpson.
They
arrived
Thursday
afternoon
and
will
be
here
until
Monday
morning
jwhen
they
will
leave
for
home.
During
their
stay
many
church
services
and
such
gatherings
are
(
I
being
held
with
banquets
each
evening.
I
The
visitors
travelled
from
Kincolith
on
the
selneboat
Coho,
Capt.
Jeffrey
Benson,
and
four
smaller
boats.
Clergy
arc
belnnln(t
to
Kath
J
Prlnco
Rupert
for
the
prmi.J
lions
of
Prince
Rupert
Pre
byt,ij
bn
held
In
the
elty
eomratfil'
next
Wednesday
momim-Iludh
I)obon
of
Vanromr
tary
of
evengcllsm
and
s-)cial
t
vice
for
the
United
Church
in
ern
Canada,
arrived
lav
nithtt
the
Princes
Adelaide
from
routh.
After
n
trip
of
from
t.
three
week
up
the
eoaxt
Rev
v
-
ntifit
of
Vancouver,
Mipcrintenfe
?f
mtslon
for
British
Coiumii
arrived
yesterday
aftern
n
the
rmsMon
boat
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