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Published:
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
'
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
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and
Circulation
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TRESS
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Canadian
Presa
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
for
republication
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
In
this
paper
and
also
,
the
local
news
pumianed
therein.
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right
of
republication
of
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thoroln
r
aln
twnm,
Wednesday,
July
24,
1940.
EDITORIAL!
EUROPEAN
SITUATION
The
food
situation
in
Europe
is
already
becoming
serious,
according'
to
reports
made
by
Herbert
Hoover,
Red
Cross
commissioner
for
the
United
States,
as
reported
in.Colliers
by
Walter
Davenport.
Every
country
today
associated
with
the
Hitler
recime
is
short
of.
food
andwill
production
this
year
will
be
much
below
the
average
and
in
many
of
them.
cattle
are
being
killed
because
of
lack
of
feed.
The
chief
food
supply
is
in
Canada,
which
has
a
quarter
of
a
billion
bushels
of
wheat
and
Australia
about
hail
that
amount.
That
makes
these
two
dominions
the
food
supply
centres
for
the
Empire,
a
dependable
source.
LAND
OF
OPPORTUNITY
"Make
this
a
land
of
opportunity
for
boys"
might
very
well
have;
been
the'
title
of
an
address
yesterday
by
Viiv
cent
Borleske,
district
governor
of
Rotary
Internal
onai
when
speaking
to
the
local
organization
at
its
luncheon
yesterday.
He
urged
this
as
one
of
the
problems
of
th
day
and
one
that
must
be
solved.
He
said
he
was
enthused
by
the
beauty
of
the
country
and'
its
untouched
possibilities.
It
would'
be
the
dutv
of
neonle
here
to
develhn
it
so
that
it
would.
still
be
beautiful
and
useful
in
years
to
come-for-
ouiv
children
and
childrenfs
children.
It
was
a
wonderful:
ideal.
DREAMER
OF
DREAMS
Another
thought
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
Jby
this
trainer
of
young
boys
was
that
every
boy
wag
a
dreamer.
He
looked
forward
with
hope
and
joy.
All
people
with
ideals
were
dreamers
and
it
was
the
dreamers
who
did
things
in
this
worldi
"Without
dreams
there
would
be
no
inspiration.
He
urgedithat
just
now
more
than
eveivthere
were
world
problems
to.
bo
tackled
and
dreams
to
come
true.
SIIT
TRUE
FROM
FALSE
Tile
story,
published
in
the
Daily
News
yesterday
of
how
the
people'
of
Norway
during
the
recent
invasion
had
been
unable
to.
sift
the-true
from
the
false
and
had
fallen
victims
of
HitJerian.
duplicity
was
an
intensely
interesting
and
instructive
one.
The
lesson
is
particularly
apt
just
now
when
Prince
Rupert
people
hear
all
sorts
of
messages
from
the
south
some
false,
some
true.
We
are
daily
reminded
of
the
difficulty.
It
may
not
be
immediate
life
and
death
to
us
like
it
was
to
the
people
of
Norway
but
it
means
a
lot
to
keep
our
ideas
and
ideals
right
and
refuse
to
be
led
away
by
false
propbets
and
lying
propaganda.
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE.
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
In
last
night's
Intermediate
League
softball
Fraser
Street
went
down
to
defeat
at
the
hands
of
North
Star
7.
to
4.
In
the
second
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Cincinnati
58
Brooklyn
50
New
York
45
Chicago
4G
St.
Louis
38
Pittsburgh
35
Boston
1..28
Philadelphia
28
American
League
Detroit
53
Cleveland.
'.
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soon
feel
the
pinch.
According
to
the
reports
Germany
i
Boston
47
$9
nas
drawn
on
these
conutnes
tor
the
best
of
the
food
and
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Washington
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34
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42
45
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Earl
Eby
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
his
naval
duties
at
Esquimau
to
spend
a
leave
visiting
his
home
here.
TH3
DATLT
NSWS
Intermediate
Softball
Play
DRAW
GAME
Playgrounds
OF
SOCCER
Have
Parties
Eraser
Street
Won
Qne.-
Oame
and!
IrUh(
Eusll;e
And
losi
line
Last
iMgiii
Dry
rafc
Play
Tit.
One-All
Tie
nl
last
night's
football'
game
the
Irish
Fusiliers
and
Dry
Dock
played
to
a
one-all
tie.
This
game
was.
the
first'
of
the
series,
for
the
game
Fraser
Street
beat
Dominion
Gllhuly
Cup,
Tne
game.
was
qulte,
Dairy
by
a
score
of
2.
to
I.
'interesting
with
both
teams
show-
In
the
first
game
North
Star
had
ing
good
combinatlon.
the
play
all
through.
Vuchovich
was
i
The
Irlsn
t
oolc
the
lead
ln
lnft
on
the
mound
for
Fraser
Street
and
jnrst
nalt
when
tnelr
centre.
Simundton
pitched
for
North
Star,
i
reward
scored,
after
Dry
Dock's
Arney
did
well
at
two-base
steal
defend
falled
to
clej.r
Ule
u
ing.
Umpire
of
this
game
was
was
not
untl!
naU
TOK
through
Sharpe.
th?
second
half
that
Dry
Dock.
In
the
second'
game
Fraser
Street
SCOred
the
equalizer
when
Burnett
came
out
victorious
over
Dominion
-pnyertcd
a
penalty
kick.
Dairy
by
one
run.
The
runs
for
nff-ials
for
the
game
wer.An-Fraser
Street
were
made
by
Postuk
dv
Qrey
as
referee
and.
Vfc
W:
C.
and
Anderton.
Gomez
made
the
n-Nm
and
a
member
from,
the:
only
run
for
the
Dairy.
Umpire
was
Irish
as
linesmen.
Santerbane.
'
.
.
.
Teams
were
as
follows:
Fraser
Street
Postuk.
Arney,
Jones.
Klllas,
Bill,
Pavillkls,
Anderson,
Gurvich
and
Vuckovich.
Dominion
Dairy
MacLean,
Hebb,
Gomez,
Laurie,
Cameron.
Schaeffer,
Stromdahl,
Anderson
and
Barker.
North
Star
Zbura,
Slmiindson.
Sharpo,
Santerbane,
Perkins,
Astoria.
Roy,
Bird.
The
next
Intermediate
games
will
be
played
on
Saturday
night
between
Dominion
Dairy
and
North
Star,
and
North
Star
and
Fraser
Street.
pifNIC
WAS
SUCCESSFUI
sister
of
Mrs.
John
Storseth,
Mrs
O.
Wick,
Mrs.
John
Murvold,
R.
Hcndeide,
Nils
Vaseng
and
O.
Jo-hansen
a?
well
as
the
Misses
Elsie
Murvold,
Magnhild
Storseth
and
Marlon
Shepherd.
The
races
resulted
as
follows:
Girls,
six
and
under
Joan
Ad-cock,
June
Barber.
Boys,
six
and
under
Freddie
Sl-I
monsen,
Harry
Hagen.
'
Girls,
efgrit
and
under
Gerd
Lien,
Joan
Adcock.
,
Boys,
elsht
and
under
Erling
Jo-hansen,
Arnold
Hansen.
Girls,
ten
and
under
Jean
Mc-
Intosh.
Pat
Green,
Jean
Murvold.
1
Boys,
ten
and
under
Henry
Jo-,
haasen,
Roald
Wahl.
Girls,
twelve
and
under
Myrtle
Sather,
Marlon
Adcock.
Boys,
twelve
and
under
Henry
Tohansen,
Frank
Warne.
Girls,
Fourteen
and
under
Eve
lyn
Dahl,
Victoria
Mcintosh,
Girls'
three-legged
race
Jean'
Murvold,
Doris
Olsen.
I
Married
Ladles'
race-
Mrs.
Strand,
Mrs.
H.
Rensvold;
Tugs
of
War
Married
women'
beat
Single
Women.
Married
Men
1
beat
Single
Men,
Civilians
beat
Irish
'
Fisiliers.
.
Girls,
eight
and
under
Victoria
!r
Mcintosh,
Ina
Robertson.
Miss
Phyllis
.Hamblin
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thU
morning,
from
af
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
arid
elsewhere
in
the
I
south.
4.
Send
In
Your
News
Earlier
Due
to
changed
conditions
arlslne
from
th
handling
nr
contributors
to
have
their
copy
ln
by
that
time,
or
earlier
If
possible,
preferably,
the
,nlght
before.
Otherwise
It
mav
not
be
published.
4
HOLIDAYS
Book'
Your
Reservations
at'
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
Now
Also
for
Full
Particulars
Write
M!(S.
DUNN
Masse
tt.
Queen
Charlotte.
Is.
iic
;
Festive
Occasion
Far
Children
Of
Stall
Core-
And.
Acroili
The
children
of
Westvlew
playground
started
something
new
last
week
with
a
party
held
ln
the
Westvlew
School
building.
The
affair
had
been
very
carefully
plan-!
ned
and1
arranged
by
the
children
themselves
under
the
supervision
of
Miss
Ruth
Scherk;
the
playground
director.
A
total
of
43
children
took
part
ln
an
enjoyable
evening
hf
games
and
entertainment:
Hae
entertainment
being
supplied1
by
the
children
themselves.
It
was
a.
very,
happy
time,
particularly,
when
it
was
known:
that
the
Valentin
Dairy
had
donated
a
gallon
of;
lee
cream
to
the
kiddies.
Not:
to
b
outdone
In
the
party
line.
Arrooclls
Hill
children
came
up
with
a
marshmallow
roast
or
Monday,
nlpht
at
which
49
boys
and
"jlrls
were
present.
In
spite
of
sundry
scorched
fingers
and
sticky
vests,
thev
en-
tj
loved
the
seven
or
elsht
pounds
of
candy
that
was
In.
evidence
dur-
Flne.
Outing
Staeed
Uy
Sons
of
Nor-
ing
the
early
part
of
the
evening,
way
Lodge
on,
Sunday.
Favored.
with
lovely
weather
and
I
I1lipe,'
HnilKlpC
drawing
a
large
crowd;
the
annual
tiOUlCO
IUUUICO
l
picnic
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
i
at
Digby
Island
on
Sunday
was
a
very
enioyable
and
successful
out
ing.
The
boats
Thelma
S.,
Capt.
Ole
Skog;
Tramp,
Capt.
Sanr
Hou-gan;
and
Ingrld
II.,
Capt.
L'harles
Lindqulst
ers.
transported
thejplcnick-
The
committee
In
chargejeoh-
,
:i
late
war
news,
the
Dally
News
!
finds
it
necessary
to
set
a
10
I
a.m.
deadline
forr
local:
news
contributions.
To
Insure
pub-
4.
Hn
It
...111
u-
.
.
-
...aviuit
11,
wm
oe
necessary
jor
Are
Comoleted
Mrs.
Jurmain
and
Mrs.
Lowan
Winners
In
C.N.R.
Tourney
In
the
Canadian
National
Recre-atlonal.
Association
Tennis
Club
annual
club,
"tournament
the
ladles'
doubles'
finals
were
completed
las',
evening
with'
Mrsi
Jurmain
and
Mrs.
Lowan
defeating
Miss
E.
Rtvelt
and
Mrs.
Britton
4-8,
6-
B-3,
0-2.
V.v
I
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
4-9,
Brooklyn
3-2.
Chicago
6.
Boston
1.
fit.
Louis
7.
Philadelphia
3.
Pittsburg
1.
New
York
9.
American
League
Washington
6,
Detroit
3.
Boston
7.
Chicago
8.
Nw
YnrK
5.
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
0.
Cleveland
Dallv.
results.
1.
New
rriftssifim
d.i
nrlne
MISCELLANEOUS
LESSONS
ln
typewriting.
Also
high
speed
typewriting
and
shorthand
given
mornings,
afternoons
or
,,
evenings.
Regular
day
classes-
be
gin?
August
1.
Phone-
Red
923
Teacher,
Mrs.
M.
D.
Hill,
W.C.T.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
range
and
1
burner,
dining
room
table
and
.
chairs,
kitchen
table
and
chairs,
2
bureaus,
lawn
mower,
rugs
and
other
household
articles
Phone
Green
900.
(176)
PERSONAL
NOW,
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
Job
as
Clerk,
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno.,
etc.
Three
Domlnlon-wlde
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
'
Winnipeg
Oldest'
ln
Canada.
No
1
agents.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAJRY
PnONBM7
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J.
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Successor
f
4
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O.
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the
whole
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same.