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02
IS
Tuesday.
April
9,
1940.
THE
WAR
IS
ON
Evidently
the
war
is
reauy
on.
German
invasion
ol
DenniaiK
anu
sonvay
is
an
uiie.pecteu
move
uut,
wneiner
it
was
unexpected
Dy
ureat
tintain
anu
r
ranee
at
me
nine
of
writing,
we
do
not
know,
li
tne
invasion
oi
isorway
is
successiui
it
win
insuie
uermanv
a
sunnlv
ot
iron
ore
and
tne
taking
over
oi
Denmark
win
give
uie
iteicn
more
luouj
supjjiies
v.nicn
nave
oeen
going
to
ureat
Britain.
VVliat
seems
like
a
great
advantage
to
the
enemy
is
that
it
will
have
an
opportunity
to
meet
the
British
and
French
away
from
fortifications
and
this
should
be
an
advantage
over
pouring
troops
against
French
and
British
guns
in
an
effort
to
drive
throupjh
to
France.
That
is
thP
f
Jprmnn
ship
;
From
the
Allied
point
of
view,
there
will
be
great;
sausiac.tion
tnat
tne
untisn
and
r
rench
armies
and
navy
OIL
MEN
!
WINNERS
Only
.'One
.FUiura
Com.ple.ted
In
Commercial
Bp
line
.Leatue
1
JUsil
Nifht
Only
one
of
the
fixtures
in
the
Commercial
.Bowling
.League
was
completed
last
nl;ht.
Imperial
Oil
.defeating
(Canadian
Scottish
in
this
by
a
score
of
two
garnet
one.
In
the
second
scheduled
fix
Hire
of
the
evening.
Canadian
Na
tlonal
Recreation
Association
rolled
off
,lts
score,
njav
of
Moose
ibeins
deferred
until
Saturday
Hih
ave.m
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Jack
Paul
of
C-narthn
Nations'
Recreation
Assorlaion
with
181.
Indi-idinl
scores
Jast
nlfht:
C,
N,
It.
A.
1
9.
J.
Ramuelsnn
Mcintosh
Wannmnker
Woodall
Paul
Total
I'trer'.il
Oil
Kinslor
Hartwic
Comadlna
Low
Score
Morrison
Total
.
Cnwl'an
Scottish
Akehurst
Renearts
Kirchhoff
Lahmer
135
Donaldson
152
Kllner
Handicap
45
!
Total
;i:
12
m
V
im
tRT
'St
17
"
V
C
11
Ht
fC
1
IfU
lftt
1.70
PS
W
M
1
84
184
133
10S
170
M
Ml
m
OH
93
179
147
45
733
Savoy
u
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
11
4
Amtus
Apartments
8
10
imDerial
Oil
8
10
Moose
6
9
Canadian
Scqtljsh
17
SPORT
CHAT
3
ilt
lr.
IS
m
3
130,
ISfi
04
17S
147
45
74
I
The
league
standing
to
date
for
the
final
third
of
the
season:
Printers
n
7
Gyro
Club
V
11
4
t
Lester
Patrick,
manager
df
New
York
Rangers,
played
goal
for
more
than
half
a
Stanley
Cup
play-off
game
with
Montreal
Mar
oons
11
years
ago
last
night.
Lome
Chabot
was
Injured
early
In
the
second
period
and
Patrick.
44
years
d,
donned
the
pads.
He
al
lowed
only
one
goal
and
Rangers
won
the
game
2-1
In
overtime.
will
now
have
an
opportunity
to
meet
the
enemy.
They
have
been
preparing
for
eventualities
and
now
they
will
uJSunSSS
have
the
opportunity
to
do
something.
With
Norway
de-.York
4
yearl
ago
Sht
At
vew
the
clanng
war
upon
Germany,
the
British
can
'go
into
the
end
of
12
days
play,
ocorge
r.
fiVht
u-itVi
thp
If
-
o
-.wv-.wi.,.
U1CI,
nicjr
aim
men
1I1C11U,
kllc.
V,
"
J
-
I,.
t.
iL.
T
it
...
I
vi.niiiis,
iuuug
wun
tne
rrencn,
nave
a
cause
tnat
can
mean
no
holding
back
for
either
of
them.
Up
to
the
time
of
writing
this,
no
word
had
been
heard
from
Sweden
but
it
is
to
be
assumed
that
she
also
will
join
in
the
war
againat
the
invader
for
if
the
Germans
should
wjn,
she
would
be
tablishlos
tabllshln'?
.,,
9
a
record
TPrnrA
for
for
.an
on
average
imii
of
100
in
500
points,
against
Willie
Hoppe.
The
aied
Hoppe
has
Just
completed
a
come-back.
AL'SSIES
"LOVELY-
m
.
.....
SYDNEY,
Australia.
April
9:
,
ine
announcement
01
tne
jnvasion
came
iast
jiiirm
iCP)FoUowing
the
assertion
of
like
a
bolt
from
the
blue.
Radio
commentators
had
specu-
oisa
Morosova,
Russian
pallet
lated
as
to
why
a
German
troopship
should
have
been
in
danr.
that
Australian
.men
are
tlir
SWnopi-v.AU
orrl
rWo
waa
rrrnoh
foinino-
t,."Wvely-"
G-
Hall,
iim
pro-
FUcress
of
the
minino-
of
the
Norw-einan
pnast.
nnrl
Ko
.sinkinsr
of
tlie
troopshim
A
few
peoole
blamed
Great
BriJ
tain
jtor
ner
action
wnicn
was
not
strictly
in
.accord
with
international
usage.
Then
came
the
startling
announcement
hf'
rJi
i-v.pnn
ttas
on
and
the
mine
laying
episode
became
insignificant
in
the
light
of
the
later
From
day
to
day
how
we
can
look
for
real
news.
There
:
.-.in
ii
1
tir
i
a
i
a.
ii
it
--1
v'lii
imnwdvr.
rve
cannuu
exiiucL
uur
tuiie
10
win
ail
tne
time
Ht
vo
.fio
,exTect
them
to
fieht
splendidly
as
they
hpyp
Hnpp
in
thp
nast
and
we
expect
them
.to
win
eventually
rnnttP"
"'hat
the
temporary
setbacks
may
be.
t
Whn
Jfivoc,vn
oi
two
more
countries
is
a
clear
indica
tion
af
to
f!prmin
aim
is
world
subiuiratinn
nnrl
thta
wmtho
resisd
at
all
costs.
It
is
to
be
assumed
that
more',
i;rtnfiians
vmii
no
needeo
soon
pm
doubtless
the
resnonsef
will
wholehearted.
Prime
Minister
Macjcenie
ing
"'as
ffjVn
authorilv
by
the
peonle
to
carry
xn
the
war
and
tn
use
every
nossible
means
to
bring
victory
to
the
Allied
cause.
'
Doubtless
he
will
do
this.
ducer.
says
Australian
.men
have
"more
character
in
their
faces
than
men
of
other
Jands."
AST
sekvic:
JlERE
CltANE,
Mp
April
9:
(CD
A
local
beauty
operator
has
a
mach
ine
.that's
the
ultimate
in
effici
ency.
Waving,
a
glorified
magnet.
pvet
nex
client's
Heads,
she
removes
.all
,the
hairpins
Jin
one
swoop;
Dally
advertising
jr.
ine.
Dallj
News
la
sure
to
bring
dally
'
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
IOOKA
ROLLER
ARENA
Our
famous
Edsun
Alberta
COAL
Ilulklcy
Valley
Coal
Nanaitno'
Wellihgton
Oal
Jiulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
PRINCE
ftUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
558
FOLLOWING
IN
FATHERS
FOOTSTEPS
A
dct-
-.
.i
.-.8
W
:
O'uar'a
u
chown
undersolng
attack
exer
uc
bchr.w
U;c
....e
i.i
FY.
nee
They
are
working
through
tr.,
:
oi
a
building
that
was
riddled
wiUi
ahelUlre
in
the
ii4-iyib
wat.
These
lommies
are
sons
of
the
men
who
pasted
thus
way
3S
years
ago.
Fight
Nazi
Spies
In
South
Africa
I'nlty
Truth
Service
Appeals
For
Money
and
Men
for
UrilUh
Cause
JOHANNESBURG.
South
Africa.
April
9:
'
CP
-Confidential
reporU
on
the
extent
of
the
Nazi
propa
tor
soldiers
training
In
Canada,
the
New
Triangle
Club
at
Mae-
aulay
Point
is
being
furnished
by
me
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
the
Y
M.
C
A.
To
Protect
Coast
Fish
VICTORIA.
Anrll
9:
CP
1
Joint
action
by
United
States
and
Canada
to
orotect
coastal
ftthertM
from
foreUn
jmoch-
Int
-4s
foretten
by
Edward
W.
4
Alien
of
Seattle,
secretirv
of
ganoa
campaign
m
Mum
Ainca
.
,tne
international
Fisheries
have
disekwed
such
a
serious
state
Commlition
if
ut
'
-rh.
f
af
fafrs
that
the
Unity
Truth
Ser
vice
trie
instrument
with
which
the
Union
Unity
Fund
ftehu
Nazi
spies
andympathizecA
has
decid
ed
to
double
its
effort.
Since
the
fund
has
started
work.
town
and
country
districts
of
South
Africa
have
been
sweot
by
a
"pam
phlet
blizzard."
More
than
1.500.000
leaflets,
explaining
Hltlerism
to
the
neople
and
warning
them
of
iU
dangers,
have
reached
the
most
re
mote
parts
of
the
Union.
Most
Important
of
all.
a
fUhUne
organization,
the
Truth
Legion,
has
een
created
to
deal
with
Nazi
lies
when
they
crop
ud.
Already
12.000
men
and
women
have
become
leg-
ionnalrer
8
000
of
them
In
the
Orange
Free
State
and
a
new
re
cruiting
campaign
should
bring
the
membership
up
to
25.000
soon.
WOMRN
I.V
"V
WOUK
VICTORIA.
April
0:
(CP)-One
of
a
cross-country
chain
of
clubs
Jaoanew
threat
to
North
Pa-
ciflc
fKhertas
U
considered
f
verv
serious.
Tlieir
fishlnR
4
methods
are
more,
effective
than
aura
.since
they
observe
no
restrictions
and
pay
is
low.
ThU
kind
of
comnHttlon
we
cannot
meet
and
their
opera-
tloni
are
destructive
to
aonwr-
vatlon."
4.
Most
people
Do
von?
r-a
Uif
clastlfler
G0LDBL00M
"The
Old
IWIable-
Have
Big
Order
For
Beaver
roitlve
can
pay
more
than
anyone
else
for
all
furs.
Io
not
ell
jour
furs
on
the
waterfront,
brine
them
to
GOLDBLOOM
and
get
30
per
cent
more.
MacKenzies
Furniture
500
Square
Yards
Dominion
Linoleum
Per
square
yard
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Squarc
Yard
Inlaid
Linoleum
Per
square
yard
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Yards
Kcxnleum
Per
square
yard
Phone
775
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40c
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Friday,
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WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fares,
tc,
call
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tvrlts
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trd
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Dr.
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Was
Interested
In
Aeronautics
i
overshadowed
bv
th
the
WrWit
ur,
l
!
Adler
return.d
In
1007
when
,
.
rtent
of
Dn.)M,
,
eAnd
of
ren
urm
t
made
possible
i
.
factions
oi
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,
mwiicipnia
a--.,.
.
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PHILADELPHIA.
April
0:
In
railway
plon.:
t.
1893
the
late
Dr.
Cyrus
Adler.
Jew-
Coined
hl
;it
a
ish
educationally
who
Is
dead
f.ewU,
Thf"
"
"
fi
'wcw
rk
and
,.-.
...
n,.t.
V
V
Dear
Mrs.
Housewife:-
'
Li.
A.
if..
u
A
.
4
joincu
me
wnunsonian
,ih
.
'
5
'
'
n
Institution
as
librarian
ond
benm
it.
....
am,
became
curator
ut
historic'
dler
Wa
marL'T.
archeoio-
and
religions
at
the
27.
ltrW.
i0
n
r
National
Museum.
At
th
Kmlth.
of
U-iu-
J.
r
ti
sonlon
he
was
a
confidant
of
Dr.
rih.
bcam.
M
v
Samuel
Piernont
.Langley.
who
was
hn,
plonerln
in
aviation.
After
Lane
ley'a
death
In
1908
Adler
waa
1
oBiiuea
as
Deing
larueiy
respon-
thou,
alble
for
restorinit
crt-dlt
to
LanB-
-H,n
frd
tM?k
lev
for
rweflrch
work
In
aero-
pays
to
let
thm
knn.
,nautlcs--work
whleh
had
been
hdv
ti
.
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At
last
a
mMhod
of
Moth
Bed
Mu
,Vii
rm
.control
that
really
workl
Now
jou
can
b-
..mw.
lid
of
Moths
and
all
other
Jiwect
iwau
'innuu.-.i-and
Moiqultos
Instantly
1
and
Insect
larvae
.
!10u
K
course
to
expeaslve.
inconvenlenu
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101
ti
.
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every
room
and
cupboard
Liquid,
using
a
NRUKL
Electric
Sprayer
able
at
our
store.
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is
odoutie4a,
colourlf
f
harmless,
to
humans
and
animals,
it
u!
i-cloihec
or
wall
paper,
nor
will
it
taint
fond
R.aon
txtjused
Immediately
afUr
soraying
without
b
i
n
feet
or
tell-tale
odour
The
NEB
EL
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enabiei
y
thorouBhly.
fn
a
few
hours,
tvety
room
fron:
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attic.
Quick,
easy,
no
advance
prepanitwn,
rr
nersjary.
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SAP1IEX
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particularly
ad,
;
:
oafe,
stores,
faetoriea.
dalrlca.
bakeries,
apart
n
.-hoteli.
worehousrs.
etc,
cHmiMttng
the
i.e-j4ly
prenarationj
and
expensive
shut-do
iv
We
will
be
glad
to
give
further
partiruUf
vlee
on
sjicclal
problems.
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hetiUv
a
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artists
and
orchestras
A
limited
number
of
withdrawn
used
records
on
snlf-
Special
at
15c
and
0c
each
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.SX.
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1
n.ffl.
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