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Monday,
April
15,
1940.
EDITOKTAIS
WHY
IT
FELL
THROUGH
In
January
of
this
year
the
Germans
evidently
intended
to
invade
Belgium
and
many
people
at
that
time
wondered
why
the
plans
were
changed.
The
real
reason
was
because
the
Belgian
high
command
got
word
of
it
and
the
Germans
knew
they
had
the
information.
.
It
Seems
that
a
fiprmnn
nffinar
troc
n1onn.n
1
by
tram
from
Berlin
to
Cologne
with
the
complete
plans
of
the
proposed
invasion.
In
order
to
have
an
extra
ten
hours
with
his
newly
married
wife
he
decided
to
travel
in-stead
by
plane
and
accepted
a
lift
with
an
air
force
friend
The
plane
became
lost
and
landed
on
Belgian
soil.
The
(jerman
officers
tried
to
burn
the
plans
but
were
prevented
from
doing
so
by
Belgian
.guards.
The
result
was
the
Belgians
learned
all
the
details
of
the
scheme
and
it
was
called
off.
m
It
is
possible
that
the
Germans
have
new
plans
for
the
invasiorrof
Belgium
or
it
may
be
that
some
other
country
will
be
the
sufferer.
At
any
rate
Belgium
has
the
benefit
of
the
first
failure
to
help
her
in
her
defense,
should
she
need
it.
SPLENDID
WORK
.
The
driving
of
the
Germans
out
of
Narvik
on
Saturday
was"
another
exploit
that
shows
how
valuable
is
a
strong
navy
with
brave.
news
arrived
Saturday
it
was
hard
to
believe
that
there'
was
not
some
mistakp
Wo
aa
navy
to
take
Narvik
but
we
did
not
realize
there
were
so
many
German
warships
bottled
up
there.
Seven
war
vessels
at
One
SWOOtl
IS
nrttv
trnnA
nmvl-
AA
;l
was
that
there
was
no
bragging
ahead
of
time
of
what
The
British
are
making
good
their
word
when
they
said
they
would
come
to
the
help
of
Norway.
Not
only
have
they
cleaned
out
the
Nazi
nest
at
Norvik
but
also
they
have
landed
trpons
at
several
places
in
that
country
and
these
will
be
nrt
nnr
!m
4
t
n
.1
at.
of
their
country
and
to
share
in
the
consirable
task
of
Si
driving
out
the
Germans.
'
p
Another
very
important
task
which
the
British
navy
has
carried
out
fs
the
mining
of
the
German
and
Danish
coast
all
the
way
from
the
Skagerrack
to
the
borders
of
Lithuania.
.This
does
not
make
it
impossible
for
shins
to
leave
Germany
but
makes
it
extremely
difficult
and
dan-gerous.
Undoubtedly;
German
mine
sweepers
are
at
work
fishing
out
the
jmnes
but
it
is
dangerous
work
and
takes
a
Jong
time.
In
the
meantime
the
mine
layers
doubtless
Will
continue
the
work
of
laying
more
mines.
Nothing
so
well
illustrates
how
completely
Britain
and
France
have
secured
command
of
the
seas
as
the
invasion
of
the
Baltic
by
the
British
right
up
to
where
the
Russian
sphere
of
in.
fluence
begins
and
the
mining
of
most
of
it.
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
dointf
the
bame.
FROM
THE
SHOULDER
Players
Hare
Much
to
do
ThemselTes
With
Succcm
of
Football
Lesion
Does
Its
Bit
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
has
made
a
good
start
for
the
1940
season.
The
success
of
the
season
however
depends
first
of
all
on
the
players
themselves.
They
must
have
the
determination
to
back
up
the
association.
There
Is
never
a
year
but
the
players
complain
of
the
lack
f
support
of
the
genera
public.
This
Is
due
t
r,
V.
.1
jm
me
jjiujrcrs
uirmseivr.
How
can
they
expect
spectators
to
attend
matches
if
teams
turn
i
up
short
of
players,
games
are
new
up
till
half
an
hour
after
the
time
for
starting
and
often
team?
are
not
wearing
uniform
strips.
Another
usual
complaint
is
that
the
refereelng
is
not
eood.
Here
again
players
and
spectators
are
partjy
to
blame.
They
do
not
know
the
rules
of
the
eame
And
In
any
case
the
referee
chert
what
he
sees.
He
may
miss
what
someone
else
sees
but
he
l
muth
jmore
likely
to
see
something
that
others
do
not
see.
.
The
request
from
the
Association
'
to
the
Canadian
Legion
to
spon-,
sor
a
team
was
considered
bv
th
Legion.
From
nrevlous
unfnrtnn.
I
ate
experience
over
a
number
of
years
the
Leelon
decided
that
if
was
unable
to
do
so.
But
they
did
something
which
roust
help.
It
voted
the
sum
of
twentv-flve
dol
lars
to
the
Football
Association
for
football
nurnosM
Th
-niA
soldiers"
are
alas
too
old
to
play
but
this
substantial
contribution
is
evidence
of
their
suDDort
of
the
game
and
a
real
encouragement
to
me
iooioau
association
executive
and
players
alike.
i
Old
Country
Soccer'
South
A
"
Mansfield
3,
Notts
County
5.
Xorlh
A
Wrexham
3.
Stockport
0.
North
B
Doncaster
0.
Rotherham
0.
Junior
Baseball
Game
Was
Close
McClymont
Park
Wins
Oyer
Fraser
btreet
By
Seore
Of
1
To
16
wrown.
Arnv
PavHH
,
Lonr.
Holkestad
and
RrhrV
SPORT
CHAT
Thfc
1940
season
for
the
Major
League
baseball
elubs
onen
in.
'.
r
in
the
Junior
Baseball
1
yesterday
McClvmont
Park
.
J
morrow.
Here
Is
the
list
of
open-
Infr
fltlMMnv.
T
1
I
-
1
V
I
!
bic.
iiuiuxiai
ieague
Brooklyn
at
Boston;
Philadelphia
at
New
York;
Chicago
at
dlncln-atl;
PUUturg
at
8t.
Louis.
Amerl-,
can
League
Cleveland
at
Chicago:
,
aw
Louis
at
Detroit:
Boston
at
Washington;
New
York
at
Philadel
la.
I
Walter
Johnson,
veteran
Washington
pitcher,
started
his
18th
sea
son
in
major
league
baseball
by
shutting
out
Philadelphia
Athletics'
for
his
JOlst
whitewash
In
big
time'
18
years
ago
today.
He
struck
out'
eight
A's,
bringing
his
total
to
3,000.
WAS
INSPIRED
CLERGY
LONDON,
Aprjl
15:
(CP)
The
new
edition
of
r.rntrtn.rri:
-i.i
i
,
"
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Ytuviiivivji)
V4CX
I-
sm
wjrecvory
records
that
during
the
last
year
590
men
were
ordained
In
Britain,
the
highest
total
for
any
year
iince
lou
eervlng
as
army
chaplains.
If
you
nfcve
fcometning
to
swap
try
a
Classified
Ad.
a
ugnt
contest
from
Fraser
Street
Pa
"
a
wrir.
rf
17
m
n..
.r
:
rung
run
was
scored
In
the
ninth
1
3
tining.
Amev
was
on
tho
mH
for
Fraser
Street
and
Macdanald
.
j
ana
banterbane
for
McClymont1
Park.
There
WCfc
llarn
nine
K
ravujcis
ana
Santerbane.
Teams
were:
McClymont
Park
Uiruuu
aI
tori,
Simundsen.
AntArhatu
i
oura,
neays.
b.
geherk.
l-TSSer
Street
Vucmirh
Tai
i.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Women's
Club
At
Ocean
Falls
Interesting
Variety
Projram
Mrs.
Tumbull
Of
Prinre
Rupert
It
Guest
OCEAN
FALLS,
April
15:-
At
the
Everywsman's
Club
on
Satur
day
Mrs.
P.
S.
Baeney
gavea
Tery
Interesting
paper
an
Gilbert
and
Svntvan.
followed
by
the
talrc
of
-nt-Wttlow"
by
Mr.
Gooderteh
and
The
Moon
and
I"
by
Mr
Jam
Kelly.
The
enintutatUc
applause
showed
that
the
audience
appreciated
both
paper
and
songs
Mrs.
Fatehen's
paper
on
"Old
English
Gardens"
and
a
dosing
"Flower
Fantasy
were
also
much
enjoyed,
carrying
the
group
back
to
jefcfldhood
day.
Mrs.
Calhoun
'Rupert
who
broacM
ewwHW
hark
to
the
war-
friefldshts
current
events.
I
r
In
thanking
to
club
members
Hllto
.DrtATlf
tsTnuiu
iw
w
uit
wrtppted
19;
CP-
tlot,
urtuorens
Hospital.
Mrs.
Jessup
in
new
need
tint
A.
B.
Martin,
had
contributed
$54
toward
the
cause.
A
welcome
guest
of
the
Club
was
Mrs
Alex
Tumbull
of
Prince
here
parente
to
edUr
,
.
were
lauded
by
b,
superintend
.
'Jan.
ahen
he
;.
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