7
October
8.
1940:
DOWNED
NAZI
GET
"ONE
ON
THE
HOUSE"
A
Oerman
airman
shot
down
somewhere-in-England
lii
fight
with
R.A.J
fighters,
gets
a
-drink
on
the
house
as
he
tilts
a
British
oldier
w.
iter
-bottle
skywards.
He
balled
out
of
his
stricken
bomber,
and
was
immediately
surrounded
by
these
Tommies
as
he
settled
to
earth
via
parachute.
lq
the
Senior
High,
8:hool
Insert
'
fi
i
tyfca
got
awy
a
gocd
start
4
tci
McRae
scored.
Beta
tried
fiovi
cn
a
pass
ircm
nuiara,
5
the
seconcj
haf
the
Alph
.Both
LOCAL
GOLF
Th
prince
Rupert
Chamber
oj
1
ISlATESTj
Commerce
lat
night
endorsed
a.
prenyl
bj
I
f.
VMHe
tfl
fWW
ft
private
company
-to
lajf
o,u
a.
pitPl
a.nd.
putf
golf
wap(ft
-he
a.:ea,
between,
th,e
frnce
Rupert
HoteJ
a.nd.
the
Cfcrlsn
Sclen.jp
Ctiyrch,
and.
ejtend.ing
from,
Second.
Ayeie
fa,
railway
traces,
Fwrtqn
m
rnvxavt
concesslpn,
can.
be
secured,
from,
ha
Cjndlan,
Jiatlpnal
Railway
Co.
Th,e
post
Is
estimated,
to
be
apprjuajely
tWWl
and
Mr.
L1H
V
he
thinks.
jt
should,
ngt
be
dlfjicujt
tp.
secure
twenty
members.
tx
ptjt
up,
$10Q
each.
One
the
necessaty
Derjnlsslpfl
is.
secur-ed
the
work
coulc
sft
in
cydej
that
It
may
he
ready
fox
ply
In
the
spring.
Mr.
Little
says
thut
th,l$
miniature
course
would
prove
very
a.-
tractlye
njxt
qn.ly
to
visitors
but
tq
.
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
itable
at
other
places.
Superln-
I
"'"
Undent
James
Clark
had
en-
through
but
the
defences
were
tW-'nW
Mr
T.itti
HrPt.
.
mm
h
feit
sure
he
could
duC
It
rnATD
All
f0r
lpl
ALrson
acrost.
1
II
I
M
-
A
tn
IKffats
Beta
By
Two
fn
N'othinf
core
.
wuufe
ib5
H.-!
a,
wejpn
McAfee
0
presided.
(041tet
CU1U
UVC,
wi
II
.
ine
une-ups.
,
igardlng
such
a
course.
He
did
not
Alpha
Moore,
Dawes.
Grim-
thlnk
,th-
chamber
was
the
bodv
sort,
Anderson,
Klhara,
Vupkovlch,
to
undertake
such
a
scheme
but
floUby,
Klnley.
Davles.
KIcRae,
mvceste1
lt
shQUid
dorse
U.
s.
Hanklnspn.
E.
prker
alsq
favored
the
plan
Beta-Santerbane.
Postulf,
Gur-
wnlch
waj
tnen
py
resolution,
ap-ylch
,
Cajderwood,
Alexander,
proved.
Moqre,
Campagnola.
'
Valter
ferguson
refereed
and
Ciccone
and
Amey,
linesmen.
Adam
Pyper,
Port
Clements
hqtfl
proprietor
ana
merchant,
is
paying
'a
brief
vlsiV
to
the
city-'
e
arrived
PCEAN
f
ALLS,
Oct.
8.
There
from
the
Queer?
Charlotte
Islands
wUl
be
a
You'ng
Liberal
tem
In
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
and
will
ilit
was
tested,
severely
but
he
the
Ocean
Falls
pasketball
League
be
returning
home
on
the
same
yes-
cu
iu
seep
ine
oiu
pui.
uus
winver-
se
lonigni.
Canadian
Prpss
fcn
Prepare
tj)C
News
First
Line
Defense
Of
Democracy
A
free
people
must
be
an
informed
people.
They
must
have
facts
on
which
to
tase
their
action
,
.
.
their
right
tQ
think
awl
M
what
in
their
individual
opinions
is
the
right
thing
to
do.
Not
half
truths
...
not
biased
representations
.
.
.
nor
information
colored
by
prejudice!
Their
first
need
is
learning
the
trutt
about
what
goes
on
in
a
world
of
momentous
phange
and
crucial
happenings,
'
.
Fortunate
is
the
people
of
this
country
that
their
press
is
alive
to
this
urgent
need
of
the
public
for
facts
...
is
ajert
m
pro.-,
viding
these
facts
apd
in
defending
the
right
tq
presentlhem
m
full,
unhampered
by
meddling
interference.
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
of
Jthet
(Canadian
Press
and
I
aljof
lt
also
is
member
the
Association,
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
that
W'antei
ctig
culation
to
be
as
stated.
Its
daily
circulation
is
between
2100
and
2200,
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Smith.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
rPAGETlVE
3
;
SPORT
CHAT
In
one
of
the
daMiest
finishes
In.
Cha.rn.ber
Q(
commerce
E.qdo.fscs
!
aU
Wprld,
Series
history,
K?W
York
rf9.p
q
j.
j,
wtM
T
Yankees,
debated
Cincinnati
Reds
forty
Pwupany
T
14
Qt
7-4
In
a,
lO-lnnlng
game,
a
year
agji
Miniature,
Course
tpday,
to
win
their
fourth
straight
(purth.
garne
of
the
series.
VnilPYRAII
1
vwyw4
w
Headquarters,
Company
volley-:
hajj
team
took
p.
p.
8.
&
T.
ft.'
suad.
tm
ca.ra,p,
in,
wo,
straight
gam.es.
at
the
AjWF?
ni&M,
h,e
scares,
being
i
t
U
apd
2U
tq
12.
Tftey
were
the
opening
eafflW
fpr
fte.
Ajmy,
Transport
a??
following
jne
vpeyoa,
pasfe
feaU
m
played,
and.
fte,
isnl$
quliitete
won
ft
clW
SW4.
t,ee"l!y
'
convesteq
ena.semeiti
pver
flo.
4
Coinpajiy.
Jrlsh
Fusiliers,
by
a
I
spore
of
45
tq
?7.
At
the"
end,
of
.
the
third
quarter
the
score
Was
.
OO
OO
The
Signals
then!
to
player?
and
he
thought
It
might
mT
""i
1
prove
profitable.
It
had
been
prof-
?d
fj?
auir
iu
sture
several
uas&fis
in
quick
succession.
Sutherland
pf
th!e
frlsh
chalked
up
eighteen
points.
I
The
line-ups
were
as
follows:
VolleybaB,
,
D.
El.
S.
St
T-
D."r-01iver
(cap-'
WiIm
t7wviA
MTrslr-
rrSif
Referred,
tq
previous,
discussions
re-
"'
f,
rfeaqquarters
Anrstrqn,
Qedy,
Harris,
Jpnes,'
Matthews
and
Basketball
Signast
Lavjfprd,
Cpombe,
Peacock,
Penny,
Bird,
Shannon,
Rum-sey
and
Carlisle.
No.
3
Company
Rothwell,
Gray,
Sutherland
.Armstrong
.Matthews;
oeay.
Melbourne
Bussey
reiereed
both
volleyball
and
basketball.
WHITE
SOX
WIN
AGAIN
-
.
CHICAGO,
Oct.
7:
fCPl
ChTcagb
White
Sor
defeated
Chicago
Cubs;5
tq
4
yesterday
to
win
the
Chicago
the
White
Sox
have
won
seventeen,
the
Cubs
five
and
one
has
been
tied.
TOPAY'S
STOCKS
(Oouftaav
8.'
D.
Jobnaton
Oo.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
MV2.
Bralorne,
10.00
(bid).
Cariboc:
Quartz,
2.25.
Dentonici.
.002
(ask).
Falrylew.
M3.
Gold
Belt.
.21.
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
iilntq,
.01.
Noble
Hve,
.OOVi-Pacific
rfickel,
.0?
iask).
Pend
Oreille,
1.75.
Pioneer,
2.10
(ask).
Premier,
.95.
Privateer.
.50
(bid).
Reeves
MacDonald,
.3Q
(ask).
Reno.
.18
(ask).
Relief
Arlington,
.02.
S.almon
Gpld,
.02.
Sh,eeo
Creek,
.93
(bid).
'
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02Vi
(ask).
Oils
A.
'P.
Con.,
.16
(ask).
Calmont,
Zl.
C.
&
fi.',
1.55
(bid).
Home,
"2.00
(bid).
Pacalta,
.00V4
(ask).
Royal
Canadian,
.10.
Okaita,
.99
(ask).
Mercury,
.06,
(askl.
Prajri
RpyaUies,
.Q8?.
Tprontp
Aldermac,
.16
(bid).
Beattie,
.90
(bid).
Central
Pat.,
1.91.
Cons.
Smelters,
39..
East
Malartic,
3.35.
Fernland,
.03
(ask).
Francouer,
.38.
Gods
Lake,
.36.
.
Hardrock,
.94.
Int.
Nickel,
38.Vi.
Kerr
Addison,
2.88.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.25.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.45
(bid).
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.46.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.09.
Moneta,
.63
(ask).
Noranda,
58.00.
Pickle
Crow,
3.00
(b(d).
Preston
East
Dome,
.2.05,.
San
Aritpnlo,
2.30.
She'rritt
Gordon,
.72.
Uchi,
.42.
Bouscadlllac,
.04
(ask).
PER
"irr
Always
order
McCnl!um's
tho
Scotch
of
Superlative
Quality!
QhiiUf
4
gnd
Bpffec
in
S$ollqi)4
THE
SCOTCH
THAT
CIRCLES
THE
QLOBE
ZCYt
oz.
$3.75
oz.
$5.60
CTIQN
.
,.
Since
1807
Tis
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government,
of
BriUih
Columbia
(UNITED
IN
MARRIAGE
:
.J..T:
'
iUook
Street.
Rev.
Canon
W.
P.
lnI
ni
Rb":
officiating,
when
Miss
i
7
,
W
to
rie
n
ten
tanto,Ti
Th.
last
t
m?
Dorothy
WUkle.
'daughter
of
Mr.
ne
wuos
won
W
-
results.
SUItS.
M
j
wuiie."
became
the
iwemy-uiree
khm
ay,
iai
P?ikhrtHll
n,
rw,
n
nt
son
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
peorgo
Ged
des.
The
ceremony
was
performed
'
irj
the
presence
of
a
few
immediate,
if
fiends.
The
bride
wore
a
powder
blue
sheer
afternoon
dress
set
off
with
white
accessories.
She
carried
a
-bouquet
of
pink
and
white
carna-.tlpns.
The
bridesmaid,
Miss
Mary
(Sieyert,
wore
a
dress
of
lace
and
sheer
with
pink
carnations.
The
bride
was
given
In
marriage
by
fter
father
and
the
groomsman
was
Peter
Guy
an.
Following
,he
ceremony
a
re
ception
w-a
hel4
at
te
home
of
;:tne
nnqes
parents,
relatives
and
Immediate'
friends
being
present.
1
Mothers
of
bride
and
groom
recelypd
the
guests.
;
I
The
bride's
table
was
cofered
witlt
a
beautiful
lace
cloth.
Pink
and
white
sweet
peas
mjide
an
effective
setting
for
the
bride's
cake
which,
was
set
between
tall
tapers.
The
room'
was
tastefully
decorated
with
pink
and
white'
streamers
and
wedding
bells.
A
charming
note
was
added
by
a
shower
of
confetti
descending
from
a1
wedding
bell
over
the
archway
where
the
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Canon
Rushbrook
1
with
a,
few
appropriate
Peter
De
Jong
responding.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Allan
and
Mrs,
William
ffeddes
was
responsible
for
the"
decorations
as,
well
as
for
de-
Uclqus
refreshments.
United
INT
Another
Refugee
.
5-
i
Ship
Is
Requested!
The
bride
and
grpcm,
who
will
.Great
Britain
Asks
JlU
Gov
Miss
Dorothy
Vfilkle
Becomes
Bjide
hearty
congratulations
prnment
To
Send
pne
Of
Georte
Geddes
At
Saturday
aiUi
V
"H"1
ienus.
Nitht
Ceremony
are
residing
in
the
city.
States
Ambassador
To
.V
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
Oct.
8:-
JkIrs.,Cawlev.
aunt.ot.4he
bridP.
Amoasaor
josepn
r.
rrmeoy.
.
who
has
beWTierV
for
the
occa-
tEd
,s"
eT
?
'Vpa$,
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
Sat.
leaving
Friday
on
her
urday
nlglt
ftt
Al,m
Cottage,
Qyer,
Vancouver.
Americans
seme.
The
State
ri
:
-
partment
says
there
Is
no
Immedl;
,.
..
,
ate
Intention
of
sending
such
a
Daly.News
CTasslfted
Ads
,M
bring
lt
wouW
i6.J
.
?
guaranieea
saie
passage.
V,
"
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,.
GOLDEN
BANTAM
CORN
,
For
the
valuuble
addition
of
Vitamin
A
to
the
winter
diet.
Packed
in
the
midst
of
the
Chilli,
vack
Com
district.
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