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PAII.Y
EDITION
Tuesday.
September,
3,
1940.
ALASKA'S
HIGHWAY
The
proposed
highway
through
British
Columbia
to
Alaska,
which
it
is
now
admitted
will
be
a
defence
project,
would
not
amount
to
much
unless
Prince
Rupert
was
also
linked
up
with
it
by
a
highway
to
Hazelton,
for
Prince
Rupert
is
now
a
garrison
town
and
seaplane
base
of
no
mean
importance.
While
Canada's
first
line
of
defence
is
in
Great
Bri
tain,
its
next
in
importance
will
be
on
the
Pacific
Coast
and
Prince
Rupert
will
be
one
of
the
important
points
which
must
be
defended
and
must
be
connected
with
the
rest
of
Canada
and
United
States
and
Alaska
by
highway,
no
matter
what
happens
in
Europe.
A
few
bombs
might
easily
dislocate
traffic
on
the
railway
but
the
modem
method
of
attack
and
defence
is
by
means
of
motor
traffic
and
air.
We
shall
soon
have
the
air
defences
but
the
uncompleted
highway
remains
a
men
ace
to
the
rest
of
Canada.
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
is
doing
wonderful
work
in!
providing
motor
ambulances
for
Britain
and
carrying
on
a
great
deal
of
other
important
work
in
connection
with
the
war,
including
the
provision
of
a
hospital
and
a
London
headquarters
for
Canadians
in
England.
This
month
there
is
to
be
another
drive
for
funds
and
doubtless
there
will
be
a
jrood
response.
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
backward
in
this
kind
of
gesture
so
they
will
doubtless
respond
this
time
as
they
have
done
before.
REVOLUTION
DESTROYS
ITSELF
It
is
amazing
how
a
well-managed
revolution
can
completely
distort
and
destroy
itself
without
ev.er
admitting
it,
says
Bruce
Hutchison.
Obviously
the
revolution
of
Lenin
and
Trotsky
has
been
murdered
by
Stalin,
who
probably
never
believed
in
it
anyway.
He
had
no
time
for
such
nonsense
as
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
and
the
workers'
state.
It
was
to
be
dictatorship
by
Joe
himself
and
let
the
workers
eat
cake.
But
so
able
a
politician
is
Comrade
Joe
that
he
has
convinced
his
people
that
he,
who
sold
the
revolution
out,
is
its
real
saviour.
And
though
Lenin,
almost
in
his
dying
breath
warned
Russia
against
Comrade
Joe,
this
smart
manipulator
has
driven
this
warning
from
the
people's
minds
by
the
simple
method
of
liquidating
all
the
Old
Bolseviks.
Trotsky
was
the
last
of
them,
the
last
Old
Bolshevik,
the
last
who
knew
and
worked
with
Lenin,
the
last
who
could
tell
the
truth
about
Comrade
Joe.
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MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
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B.C.
Baseball
Scores
MONDAY
SCORES
American
League
Philadelphia
3-3.
New
York
6-0.
Detroit
1-0,
Chicago
2-4.
St
Louis
2-3.
Cleveland
1-0.
Boston
0-4,
Washington
1-5.
National
League
Brooklyn
6-6.
Boston
7-2.
Chicago
2-7.
Pittsburg
5-1.
St.
Louis
1-7.
Cincinnati
2-4.
New
York
2-5.
Philadelphia
11-6.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
Detroit
2,
St.
Louis
8.
Cleveland
1,
Chicago
4.
Washington
2-0,
New
York
3-3.
National
League
Philadelphia
1-0.
Boston
2-10.
New
York
1-3,
Brooklyn
4-7.
Chicago
5-1,
Cincinnati
6-2.
St.
Louis
0-5,
Pittsburg
10-5.
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
Cleveland
5.
Chicago
4.
Detroit
6,
St.
Louis
1.
Washington
1,
New
York
7.
Boston
10,
Philadelphia
6.
National
League
Chicago
4,
Cincinnati
5.
New
York
6,
Brooklyn
7.
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
9.
St.
Louis
at
Pittsburg
postponed,
rain.
RETIRES
FROM
CUSTOMS
DUTY
II.
T.
Cross
Superannuatcd-i-Sells
Home
to
Mrs.
Arnold
After
many,
years
In
the
service
or
Canadian
Customs.
H.
T.
Cross
retired
on
superannuation
Satur
da
v.
In
lh
4
THE
D.MLT
NEWS
Tuesday,
September
I
m
couple
of
weeks
he
and
Mrs.
Cross
ligM
g0eS
out
Will
lp9V
fho
.If..
tr.
-
'
-
1U.
iw
a
1.1
ip
m
uie
a
u
rt
rrs
DOUBLE
ABooruTC
prairies
and
then
to
Vancouver.
I
IM
K
vvm
Mr.
Speaker
May
Stop
Air
Talks
Broadcasts
Of
New
Zealand
M.
P.
Speeches
Are
But
Under
Control
-New
,
Zealand's
Innovation
broadcasting
Parliamentary
de-
h.tn.
mvtvlnn
.
a
nKhlm
In
'war.
possible
for
the
enemy
simply
to
tune
in
and
pick
up
valuable
information
direct
from
Parliament.
In
th
rirrmrntanrM
nil
nartfoe
the
House
of
Representatives,
W.
E.
Barnard,
shall
act
as
censor
and
cut
off
the
air
Immediately
any
Thev
ernn-l
t
m,V.
h.i.
........
wfilllt
Alalia)
v
UiCU
lUlliiC
home
In
the
south.
The
Cross
home
on
Fourth
Av
enue
West
has
been
purchased
hvi
w
.
.
.
.
-
1
mis.
ixoran
Arnold
who
will
divide
me
nouse
Into
a
double
dwelling,
taking
up
residence
therin
herself
in
cne
part
with
the
Misses
Joan
and
Prances
Crow
ill
the
other.
J.
B.
Wilkinson
of
aooth
Memorial
High
School
staff
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cassiar
this
morning
after
spending
the
summer
in
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.
wt
cloth
gcBtlr
mr
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:
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I
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3rd.
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West
THL
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QUALITY
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Fancy
Red
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PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
rack
fcy
tha
wily
nlma
canning
ettntaiiy
with
as
HI
tha
yea
round
rrii
in
I
I
I
war
effort.
A
red
light
has
been
Installed
.above
the
Speaker's
dais,
controlled
by
a
switch
on
his
desk.
While
it
Is
burning
members
knbw
,they
are
on
the
air,
but
the
mom
ent
the
Soeaker
switches
off,
the
PASSING
OF
IMPRESARIO
Giulio
Gattl-Casaii.
Manager
of
Metropolitan
Opera
Dies
in
Italy
books
"out
of
the
red,"
He
in
I
possible
to
devote
time
to
the
Formerly
iTeatro
Communale.
The
Mayor
of
FERRARA,
Italy.
Sept
3.
Olullo
GatU-Casazxa,
former
manager
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
House
in
New
York,
died
here
suddenly
yesterday.
He
had
lived
here
for
some
years
since
his
retirement
..
Giulkj
Oatti-Casa2za,
who
was
.vm
xj
t
cf
icpr
AUCKLAND.
N.
Z..
Sept.
3.
(CP)
t.
n
manager
ui
tuiuuuwi
Opera
House
in
New
York
longer
than
any
other
man
of
his
time.
time.
Many,
matters
are
discussed
,
,
"
.7,.
d'
which
It
is
essenual
should
not
f
K
ch
pass-outside"
New
Zealand
because
of
their
possible
value
to
the
"'.
wWle
handlinboHl.,st
enemy.
The
discretion
of
newspapers
together
with
the
censorship,
Is
capable
of
dealing
with
the
position
in
the
ordinary
course
of
events,
but
unrestricted
broad
and
finances
earned
the
Utle
foi
the
Italian
Impresario.
A
director
of
La
Scala
in
Milan.
Gatti-Casazza
first
attracted
the
attention
of
the
European
musical
world
by
popularizing
German
and
where
mue
uui
Italian
upcia
uau
uccm
heard
before.
In
addition
to
this.
La
Scala,
which
had
previously
been
closed
because
of
a
financial
have
agreed
that
the
speaker
of
me
Parous
d
his
direction.
When
he
became
Impresario
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
House.
Oattl-Casazza
was
again
credited
.v.
with
having
brought
a
theatres
troduced
a
wider
variety
of
operas
to
New
YoTk
audiences
than
they
had
known
heretofore,
was
said
to
have
squelched
the
star
system,
and
to
have
placed
more
American
artists
on
the
Metro
politan
stage
than
any
other
director.
Giulo
Oattl-Casazza
was
bom
In
Udlne,
Italy,
February
3,
1869,
the
son
of
Stephano
Oatti-
.Casazza,
a
former
member
of
the
For
the
East
famous
"Garibaldi's
Thousand."
In
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
accordance
with
family
wishes,
he
days
.
....
6
pjn.
studied
naval
eneineerine.
beine
Fridays
t
11
ajn.
graduated
from
Polytechnic
Col-
rrom
the
East
We
of
Genoa
n
1890
Althnne-h
Via'
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
11
pjn.
naa
mtie
liking
lor
the
sea.
Saturdays'
u
3:30
p.m.
Chairman
From
his
rather,
wno
served
as
of
the
Board
of
the
TO
THE
PUBLIC
We
Wish
to
Announce
That
There
is
No
Advance
in
the
Price
of
Our
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Monday,
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Teatro
Communale
in
Ferrara
where
the
family
lived,
he
Inherited
a
passionate
love
of
music
and
'the
theatre.
When
the
elaer
Oattl-Casazza
,
became
Senator,
he
found
it
lm-
Just
finished
his
study
at
Geneva,
in
his
place
The
son's
objection
that
he
was
too
young
was
brushed
aside
by
the
mayor
with
th?
statement
that
he
could
become
a
"pupil
director,"
and
Oattl-Casazza
found
himself
at
twenty-
three,
one
of
the
youngest
theatre
managers
in
the
world.
Under
his
direction
the
Teatro
Communale
became
prosperous
and
known
as
one
0f
the
best
small
theatres
in
Europe-
On
the
strength
of
his
work
there
Oattl-Casazza
was
appointed
m
189ft
Impresario
of
La
Scala
In
Milan,
one
of
the
most
important
lyric
stages
in
Europe.
Ten
years
later
he
came
to
American
as
Impresario
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
House,
a
post
which
he
held
many
years.
In
that
capacity
he
met
Mme.
Frances
Alda,
the
Australian
orima
donna,
whom
he
married
in
1910.
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