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Saturday,
July
6,
1940.
EDITORIALS
ANY
MORE
SURPRISES
This
war
has
been
full
of
surprises.
Who
would
have
thought
a
few
weeks
ago
that
France
would
be
found
fighting
the
battles
of
the
German
and
Italian
people?
Any
person
suggesting
it
a
month
ago
would
have
been
thought
crazy.
Nobody
today
knows
where
Russia
will
stand
a
month
from
now.
Then
there
is
Japan.
That
country
is
a
very
uncertain
quantity.
Other
questions
asked
are
as
to
how
Germany
plans
to
invade
and
try
to
destroy
Britain.
Doubtless,
the
plans
have
been
made
or
are
in
course
of
preparation
and
the
element
of
surprise
will
not
likely
be
lacking.
HUGE
PREPARATIONS
If
in
the
next
100
days,
to
borrow
an
expression
from
one
of
the
trans-Atlantic
commentators,
Britain
can
hold
her
main
enemv
down,
the
Emu
ire
will
ho.
nhlp
t.n
thrruv
kv
into
me
sen
a
sunn
vnsr.
resnnrrps
nr
.urn
.
hips,
rnna
nnr
guns
as
to
make
a
totalitarian
victory
next
to
impossible,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
Thus
if
Hitler
is
compelled
to
go
through
another
winter
without
a
decisive
victory
over
Dflfoi'n
in
"PnHln
nt
D:n!"
.
vwl
U
...ill
?.
xji
11.11411
in
mc
jjcilwc
in
ijij
iLcwu
ami
uu
win
nub
win
it
latent
defeatism
which
the
R.A.F.
already
is
beginning
U
stir
up
among
a
large
part
of
the
German
population
may
surge
forth
and
seriously
endanger
the
Nazi
regime.
Geni-j
us
tnough
he
is,
brilliant
strategist
though
he
has
proved
himself
to'
he,
it
should
always
be
remembered
that
Hitler
does
not
possess
a
temperament
eual
to
reverses.
Napoleon
stretched
his
communications
too
far;
look
at
the
map
and
see
how
extensive
is
the
coastline
over
which
the
Swastika
is
flying.
HITLER'S
VIEWS
It
should
not
be
imagined
for
one
moment
that
Hitler
is
unaware
or
not
apprehensive
of
his
developing
weakness,
says
the
same
paper.
He
is
afraid
of
the
consequences
of
mass
air
attacks
on
the
vast
collection
of
factories
In
the
Ruhr
and
at
those
points
at
which
he
has
stored
fuel
for
his
airplanes.
Despite
all
the
glamour
of
victory
to
date
the
middleaged
German
may
be
far
from
convinced
of
the
certainty
of
ultimate
success.
He
remembers
that
highly-spectacular
things
happened
between
1914
and
1918
but
that
in
the
end
German
envoys
were
compelled
to
assume
the
role
in
which
Hitler
cast
the
envoys
of
the
Petajn
government
the
other
day.
Jt
is
conceivable,
therefore,
that
the
Fuehrer's
beset
ting
fear
is
his
inability
to
divine
the
quality
of
civilian!
morale
wnen
those
who
went
through
the
first
Great
War
are
confronted
with
large
German
cities
laid
waste
as
they
will
Se
if
the
expected
mass
bombing
on
Britain
is
launched.
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doin
the
game.
PLAYED
FOR
'SOFTBALL
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It
what
vnn
Sport
Events
FOOTBALL
2:30
p.m.
TOMORROW
Dominion
Day
Final
VELVET
vs.
NAVY
Acropolis
Hill
SOFTBALL
7:00
p.m.
TOMORROW
Dominion
Day
Final
GROTTO
vs.
3
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GOVERNMENT
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Clerk,
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etc.
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FIVE
hours:
schedule
Brooklyn
llodgcr
Have
To
Flay
Twenty
Innings
To
Retain
National
League
Leadership
Tim
Tables
For
Second
Mall
Ql
Season
Are
Announced
The
following
schedules
for
the
second
half
of
the
Softball
season
BOSTON,
July
6:
(CP
Brook-
iar
announced:
lyn
Dodgers
retained
the
leader-!
Seni-r
League
Hshlp
or
the
National
League
yes-'
iu-inree
Bisters
vs.urcmq;
Iterday
by
defeating
Boston
Bees
stones
vs-
Ir'sh
Fusiliers.
5
to
2
lh
a
twenty-inning
game
j
July
12
Orotto
vs.
Stones;
Irish
i
which
lasted
for
five
hours
andvs-
Q-
&
s-
twenty
minutes.
It
was
one
of
the'
Juiy
urowa
vs.
jnsn;
tj.
et
longest
games
in
big
league
his-
s-
vs-
Tnree
Sisters.
tnrv.
The
sep.nnd-nlaep
Cincinnati
Ju'y
1
&
S.
VS.
Orotto;
Reds
kept
pace
with
a
5
to
4
vie-;
inree
osiers
vs.
atones.
tory
over
Pittsburg
Pirates.
The1
Julv
24-Stones
vs.
Q.
ft
S.;
third
place
New
York
Giants
Irln
vs-
Tnree
SV.ers.
swamped
the
Phillies.
Julv
26
Irish
vs.
Stones;
Grotto
The
first
and
second
place
Cleve-
vs-
Three
Sisters,
land
Indians
and
Detroit
Tigers
July
34
a
&
S.
vs.
Irish,;
Stones
in
the
American
League
were
idle.
vs-
r')t'0'
The
third
place
Boston
Red
Sox
flususi
4-rnree
Sisters
vs.
q
won
over
the
Washington
Senator?
while
the
New
York
Yankees
were
defeated
by
Philadelphia
Athletics.
The
Chicago
White
Sox
defeated
St.
Louis
Browns
and
ousted
them
from
the
leadership
of
the
second
division.
The
Washington
Senators
&
S.;
Irish
vs.
Grotto.
August
7
Stones
vs;
Three
Sisters
;Grotto
vs.
Q.
St
S.
August
9
Three
Sisters
vs,
Irish:
O
St
S.
vs.
Stones.
Intermediate
League
July
6
Dominion
Dairy
vs
Honed
into
th
tmement
below
y0Tin
btar:
Nortn
star
v-
Fraser
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Five
tnousnr.c
tn.c
people
read
the
Dally
nays
to
let
them
know
havp
to
ell
July
13
Fraser
Street
vs.
North
Star:
Dominion
Dnl
North
Star;
Dominion
Fraser
Street.
I
St.
Louis
29
Street
Dairy
Baseball
Standings
The
league
standings
to
date:
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New
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
22
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Boston
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40
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42
'RECEPTION
Communist
Party
vs
vs.
Baseball
Scores
Yesterday's
Big
League-
scores:
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
Cincinnati
5.
Brooklyn
0,
Boston
2.
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
15.
Chicago
11,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
St.
Louis
8,
Chicago
10.
Boston
9,
Washington
4.
New
York
3,
Philadelphia
0.
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I
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prln
cess
Alice
for
Esquimau,
Mr-
pavies
having
been
called
there
for
nav!
duty.
Other
local
naval
men
leaving
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
Esquimau
on
the
same
vessel
are
R.
Mil?
ligan,
R.
Capstick
and
L.
Keays.
IDORA
Roller
Rink
Mondays
and
Tuesdays
Open
for
Private
Parties
Wed.,
Thurs.,
Frl.,
7-11
2-4:30,
(Ml
on
Sat.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MiHc
VALENTIN
DAJRY
PHONI
57
TO
HITLER
Is
LcsaIizetl
Berlin
Is
En
Fete
as
Der
Fuehrer
Returns
To
Capitol
From
Front
Ciano
To
Fay
Visit
BERLIN,
July
6:
Chancellor
Artlr
T7U1..
rati,
marl
(n
norlln
tn-'
'daj
from
the
front
and
was
given
a
great;
reception
by
nuge
crowds
which
lined;
the-
streets
to
tender
tt(r
homage.
The
reception
was
organized
by
Nazi
officers.
;
Vlce-Chaneellor
Herman
Ooerlng
'
and
other
members
of
the
"inner
circle"
gathered
with
the
populace
to.
tender
their
homage.
Workers
were
given
haif
a
day
off
to
Join
in
the
celebration.
'
Count
Clano,
Italian
foreign
,
minister,
is
due
here
tomorrow
from
Rome
to
confer
with
Der'
Fuehrer
in
regard
to
the
future.
progress
of
the
war.
Clano's
visit;
is
expected
to
extend
over
several
days.
Gas
Association
Convention
Ends
J.
B.
McNarj
Of
Hamilton
Chosen
President
At
Jasper
Meet
JASPER
PARK,
July
ft:
J.
B.
McNary
of
Hamilton,
Ontario,
became
hew
president
of
the
Canadian
Gas
Association
at
concluding
sessions
of
the
thirty-third
Street
annual
convention-
nere.
July
9-Fra.ser
Street
vs.
Dom-
p
F'rS
yk'ea
lnion
Dalrv:
North
Rt.nr
lnion
Dairv
'
D-
Howell
of
Brantford,
Ontario,
became
second
vice-president.
The
executive
"
Includes
Julian
Street
Garrett
of
Edmonton,
retiring
July
16
-
Dominion
Dairy
vs
President:
John
Kelllor'
Vancou-North
A
Uemle'
Toronto;
W.
H.
Star;
North
Star
vs.
Ftaser,!f:
Street
"JMunro,
Ottawa:
J.
C.
Dawson.
QUebeC:
W
C
phI11Pott-
Toronto;
July
20-Fraser
Street
vs
Dom-
inlon
Dairy;
North
Star
Is.
dZ-K
I?-,PtackS,L
to?Uh?:
J
fR
lnion
Dairy
McLlnden,
Owen
Sound,
Ont.;
July
23-Fraser
Street
vs
North
,a"
"arriS
lr"
wl,llPe
and
Star;
Dominion
Dairy
l
Fraser
K"
L"
DaWSOn'
HaIlfaX'
N"
'S'
Street.
j
July
27
-
Dominion
Dairy
vs.l.-...,.
..,
NorU,
Star
,North
Star
vs.
Fraser
WlHiaiB
WllsOn
July
30
Fraser
Street
vs.
Dom-
I
I
'
J
A
L
D
L
Inlon
Dairy
North
Star
vs.
Dom-
IS
Laifl
At
it.eSt
lnion
Dairy.
1
August
3
Fraser
f
Many
Gather
to
Pay
Final
Tributes
of
Esteem
and
Respect
to
Memory
of
Deceased
1
Many
inenas
gatnered
this
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
pay
final
tributes
of
esteem
and
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
William
Wilson,
well
f
known
pioneer
resident
and
ex-service
man,
who
was
the
victim
earlier
in
the
week
of
a
tragic
'drowning
accident,
j
Rev.
W.
Frlesen
of
the
Pente-I
costal
Assembly
officiated
and
Miss
Ruth
Scherk
presided
at
the
or
gan
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Interment
was
made
at
Falr-
j
ylew
Cemetery
In
the
Soldiers
Plot.
The
Last
Post
was
sounded
by
W.
J.
Ranee.
raiioearers
were
David
Milne.
George
Murray,
Harry
Thrupp,
Frank
Warne,
William
Miller
and
D.
Scherk.
Open
Till
10:00
p.m.
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Cream
Soft
Drinks
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CANBERRA,
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July
6:
The
Communist
Party
in
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,and
its
organ
has
been
legalized
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