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98
25
J02
Lnited
States,
while
taking
no
part
in
the
struggle
between
Japan
and
China,
has
decided
to
advance
China
3
credit
of
$100,000,000
to
enable
her
to
buy
supplies
in
that
country.
This
was
announced
at
th.e
saios
time
that
Japan
forrnally
made
peace
with
the
uuppet
government
of
China.
It
mav
not
have
been
designed
to
offset
the
peace
announcement
but
it
must
liave
had
that
effect
It
will
help
China
to
carry
on
the
struggle
against
her
oppressor.
A
Spitfire
FuncJ
Recently
the
Germans
attempted
to
bomb
Windsor
Castle
and
the
attacking
plane
was
shot
down,
falling
ciose
10
tne
castle.
&
canvas
fence
ten
feet
high
was
immediately
erected
around
it
and
a
fee
charged
those
who
wished
to
inspect
it,
the
money
so
raised
going
to
the
Spitfire
fund.
A
constant
stream
of
people
have
been
paying
admission.
'
Poland
In
Scotland
-
-
-
Scotland
or
some
parts
of
it
are
actually
being
almost
overrun
with
Poles
who.
have
taken
refuge
in
that
country.
Telline
of
this
Overseas
says:
The
district,
however
might
be
accurately
described
at
the
moment
as
Poland-in-Scotland,
for
wherever
one
goes
there
are
Poles.
Tall
men
m
khaki
striding
along
the
streets:
gazing
into
shop
windows
in
couples;
filling
the
buses
and
trains;
Polish,
that
Hguid
and
attractive
language,
is
to
be
Heard
on
all
sides.
Ana
everywhere
everyone
has
a
good
vord
to
say
for
these
Allies
of
ours.
'"Tlieir
manners
the
inhabitants,
exclaim,
'are
beautiful.'
And
indeed
they
are,
as
I
had
good
reason
to
observe,
always
gectinLUnijdfifferjng
their
sents
to
women
in
crowded
buses;
helping
to
hand
out
all
the
strange
bundles
and
bags
we
travel
jyittYe'&$81utfP&
gravely
to.
each
other
as
well
a.s
to
us,
and
even
on
occasion,
kising
the
hands
of
the
female
inhabitants
who
had
perhaps
entertained
them,
an
unheard
of
proceeding
in
this
part
of
the
world.1
'The
Poles
have
been
the
surprise
pf
the
war?'
spmeone
remark
ed
to
me.
Tragedy
is
written
across
the
faces
of
many
;
they
smile
with
difficulty;
they
are
quiet
in
the
canteens,
and
their
eyes
seeni-to
befocussed
on
objects
we
cannot
see
and
can
only
guess
at.
They
are
zealously
learning
toj
speak
English,
and
even
nonplussing
their
teachers
with!
searching
grammatical
questions,
for
the
majority
of
them
are
highly
educated
men.
'LOCALS
IN
large
ie
crowd
cx"u
cf
facg
fu.u
attended
the
tj
an
The
Intermediate
game
between
Co-operatives
and
Scythians
was
'close
and
well
contested
the
former
'winnig
25
to
19.
The
Co-Ops
had
;
decidedly
the
best
of
things
in
the
first
half
which
ended
17
to
10
in
their
favor.
The
second
half
saw
some
rousing
play
and,
for
the
period,
the
Scythians
actually
out-scored
their
victorious
opponents
by
a
single
point-
The
Girls'
game
had
a
slow
and
ragged
start
with
either
side
get-
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Press
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tizlxalttly
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tcr
repuUVMliaa
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I112?
Only
two
points.
The
girK
mcnea
1o
U
or
to
the
Associated
Press
fa
this
papr
tai
ilso
ttx
.tied
down
to
business
in
the
SCC-
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Al'
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KtcUl
Oesonaxa
tbere!a
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also
rcserTd.
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Period
and
High
School
lUl-
.
ished
on
the
long
end
of
a
12
to
7
daily
EarnoK
Monday.
December
2,
1940.
EDITORIAL
The
Position
Oi
Iceland
-
-
-
Soorfffer'tfie'ivrlr
began
Iceland
was
occupied
by
Bririsfrtrdoos
as
a
safeguara
afeainst
being
taken
over
by
Germany.
When
Holland
was
taken
by
Germany
the
island
declared
its
independence
and
today
is
nominally
a
protectorate
of
Great
Britain.
The
question
ndto
being
considered
is
whether
Iceland
will
join
with
the
British
Empire,
with
the
United
States
or
remain
independent
The
concensus
of
opinion
n
the
island
is
that
he
will
ask
to
join
the
British
Empire.
The
present
situation
is
not
satisfactory.
After
the
war
it
will
be
one
of
the
matters
that
will
have
to
be
score
over
UcClymont
Part.
As
exriting
as
anvthinz
seen
1
during
the
evening
was
the
Jun
ior
League
curtain
raiser
between
Bea's
News
Stand
and
UcClymont
Parle,
the
former
winning
by
the
margin
ol
a
single
point
24
to
23.
The
Newsies
got
away
to
a
strong
start
in
the
first
half
with
18
points
to
the
Park's
8.
McClymont
made
a
valiant
attempt
to
wrest
victory
out
of
defeat
and
fen
but
one
point
of
doing
so.
Johnny
Comadina
was
referee
for
the
Port
Simpson-Prince
Ru
pert
game
with
Art
Hurray
hand
ling
the
whistle
in
the
others.
The
individual
scenng
was
as
foQows:
Senior
Intertown
Port
Simpson
R.
Ryarj,
5
(11;
p.
Henry
Yi7
a
White,
i
3);
U.
Ross,
10
2:
p.
Green
I3;
Tait
-
total,
20.
Savoy.
Hotel
Morgan,
3
(2J;
'
Campbell,
2;
Holkestad,
8
H;
MacPhee;
11
i2i:
Stiles,
16
1;
Houston,
5
lit:
Dominato,
2;
to
tals.
17.
Intermediate
Scythians
Gin,
3;
Graves,
;
McDonald,
2
(1);
FAStman.
8
1;
Montesano,
2
1;
LoncQuist
ill:
total.
19.
Co-cperattves-
Viereck,
4:
As-
torl;
Huseck;
Knstsen,
III
Brem
ner,
8
H
MIntenko
!);
Mc
Donald
2);
Arney;
Zbura,
2
2;
total.
25.
Ladies
Lea
tne
High
School
E.
Yamanacka.
5;
Gawthonie:
Payne.
5:
McKay;
M.
amanacka,
2;
Sherman;
Murray
1:
Clapp;
Owens:
total.
12.
McCryrnont
Park
Dal
f
us.
6:
Kisbikaze.
1:
Robertson
1):
Brem-ner
"21
:
Armstrong-,
total,
7.
Junior
Learne
Bea's
News
Stand
Hoi
toy.
6;
J.
Da
Ties;
Lee.
1:
Eby,
8;
Anderson.
4:
Knntsen,
2;
total.
24.
McClymont
Park
Sim,
3
U:
Hoik.
4;
MacdonaM,
&
2:
Postsk:
MenUnko:
Hingston,
8;
total
23.
FRESH
SHRIMPS
Daily
After
:3
pan.
BOAT
WJ
TROTIER'S
DOCK
Mike
Cplussi
Accordionist
and
Teacher
AAA.
CertMcate
fUONE
BED
8M
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
Leeds
Apartments.
Flrs4
St,
Ground
Floor
Green
925
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mogda-
Dr
HANDY
WIN
Prince
Rupert
Savoys
had
an
easy
victory
over
the
visiting
Part
Simpson
basketball
team
Saturdaj
night
by
a
score
cf
47
to
20.
A
Be
In
The
Pink
For
Horseshoes
Chimp
Who
Make.
Living
.t
i
Say's
That's
The
Only
Way
LEAFS
HAVE
-
-
It
BOULDER.
Cok..
Dec.
2:
CP
Ted
Allen,
who
makes
a
living
;
out
of
pitching
horseshoes,
says
Exhibition
Hall
and
appreciated
...JSo-Th
throwing
LvTZ
ringers
interestine
eame.
It
took
theST
.I.a
players
a
rather
long
time
to
get
their
shooting
eyes,
the
score
at
half
time
being
only
13
to
9
In
favor
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
pace
quickened
in
the
second
half
and
the
basket
marksmanship
was
ako
-u
fc,
.
too,,!!!,
pitch
mulc
encvu.c.
"
ing
about
300
shoes
a
day
game,
however,
were
the
locals
-
ever
in
any
danger.
The
veteran
Sonny
Stiles
was
.tops
for
scoring
with
a
total
of
sixteen
points.
He
played
a
good,
clean
game
and!
i
was
only
once
penalized.
He
was
j
the
star
of
the
evening.
A
return
i
game
is
planned
for
Port
Simpson
at
the
end
of
this
week.
HEAVY
LEAD
ROSE
BOWL
Stanford
and
DETROIT.
Dec.
2:
t
CP
Tuonto
being
untied
and
Maple
Leafs
drove
more
solidly
into
season.
League
over
the
week-end
by
out-
had
had
C.
E.
Tiny"
Thomhill
classing
the
Nef
York
Americans
6
as
football
coach
for
seven
years.
2?
to
1
at
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
Sat-
With
his
famous
"vowing
sopno-
i
urday
night
and
coming
on
here
mores"
he
had
won
a
conference;
fast
ntgnt
to
frounce
me
ueiroit
ana
a
nose
uawi
aaie
uiree
umq
Red
Wings
3
to
1.
The
Red
Wings
but
recently
things
were
goins
remain
in
second
place
but
are
badly.
Except
for
its
final
victory
now
six
points
below
the
Maple
over
Dartmouth,
the
Stanford
Leafs.
The
Boston
Bruins
defeated
team
was
unable
to
win
a
single
the
Americans
10
to
3
last
night
in
game
on
its
1939
schedule.
the
heaviest
scoring
game
so
far
From
Chicago
thi
season.
In
the
third
same
Thomhill
was
dismissed.
About
scheduled
for
last
nieht
the
Chicaeo
this
time
the
University
of
Chi
Black
Hawks
defeated
the
Ransers
cago.
after
a
humiliating
season
in
New
York.
The
Rangers
had
of
lop-sided
losses,
decided
to
dis
pone
Into
exclusive
possession
cf
continue
football
and
Shaugh-
ftrst
place
ahead
of
the
Montreal
nessy
became
a
coach
without
a
Canadiens
by
defeating
the
Habl-
team.
Stanford
hired
him.
ants
6
to
I
Saturday
night
1
Shaughnessy,
48.
has
been
iden-Week-end
scores
in
the
National
tmed
with
football
as
either
play-
Hockey
League
were
as
follows
Saturday
Canadiens
1.
Rangers
6.
Americans
1,
Toronto
6.
Sunday
Toronto
3,
Detroit
1.
Boston
10.
Americans
3.
Chicago
4,
Rangers
1-
Stanford
completfd
its
schedule
Toronto
Had
Two
Easy
wins
tn
fcy
playing
its
old
rival,
California,
National
Hockey
Learue
Play
Saturday,
the
happy
ending
being
Over
Week-End
13
to
7
which
takes
Stanford
into
the
Rose
Bowl
as
the
1940
team.
undefeated
thiSfe
er
or
coach
lor
30
years.
His
reputation
was
made
largely
at
Tul-ane
and
Loyola
Universities
in
New
Orleans.
'Shaughnessy
brought
with
him
the
T
formation
which
the
professional
Chicago
Bears
use
for
offence
and
which
had
been,
em
.
4
"
.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
POTed
only
sparingly
in
coast
fotlows:
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
.....
Boston
.
Rangers
....
Canadiens
Americans
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Nest
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C
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Stanford
year,
next
season'
he
has
another
year
of
competition
he
is
'sure
to
make
the
grade.
Albert
Is
a
left-fcanded
passer
and
a
left-footed
kicker.
When.be-
In
the
game
which
is
practically
all
of
the
time
lie
does
Stanford's
pert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
has
decided
to
hold
the
annual
game
dinner
again
this
year
in
December.
The
Game
Commissioners
SI
DOUBLE
auiomajjc
puntlnf
and
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kicking,
in
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"to
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New
Year's
Football
Classic
By
Sam
Jackson
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
Arrangements
PALO
ALTO,
Calif.
Dec
2:
P-.-Ll.
C
a
player
at
exniblibns
and
lafs.
cPi
A
Cinderella
story
of
loot-
VxUlllplClC
1
UF
"You
have
to
keep
in
good
phy-
ball
is
being
written
this
season
n
sical
condition
an
the
time."
says
and
its
logical
storybook
ending
(jme
1J
11111
CT
the
young
man
woo
com?
au
-m
taxe
.place
in
tne
koss
cuwi
eight-year
hold
an
the
worldk
New
Year's
day
when
Stanford
championship.
He
exercises
for
university
meets
University
cf
Ne
braska.
Its
hero
is
Clark
Daniel
Shaugh-nessy.
Stanford
University's
new
coach.
With
the
same
players
who
in
1S39
gave
Stanford
Its
most
dismal
disastrous
season
In
years
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