1
PAOr
TWO
STEP
Into
Spring
With
"H
artt
Shoes"
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
by
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
spring
than
to
order
a
pair
of
handsome
new
Ilartt's
Shoes.
Triced
from
$7
TO-
$12
EXCLUSIVE
WITH
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LI
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
H.
F.
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Managing-Editor
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word,
per
insertion
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line,
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EDITION
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98
D
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
Saturday,
April
27,
1940.
EDITORIALS
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prlncu
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Colombia
02
2b
HUGE
ORDERS
IN
US.
It
is
announced
that
the
Allies
have
"nlaced
htip-e
rrrri
prs
fnr
ntrri1nnp
iinrl
nnrrc
?n
tVio
TTnJforl
Qfofoc
TVmool
are
to
be
purchased
for
cash
and
the
manufacturers
will!
undoubtedly
make
a
good
profit
on
the
deal
The
United
States
working
men
will
also
benefit
very
materially
from
the
contracts.
Doubtless,
the
Allies
are
glad
to
have
the
opportunity
to
make
these
nurchases
for
it
helns
them
in
maWng
the
world
more
safe
for
the
workmen
encaged
in
making
the
planes.
At
the
same
time
it
does
not
seem
quite
thg
thing
for
the
British
people
to
be
impoverished
in
addition
to
offering
their
lives
for
the
cause
of
liberty
and
justice
when
the
Americans
will
benefit
just
as
much
as
they;.
We
do
not
feel
antagonistic
to
the
American
people'
for
we
know
that
a
vast
majority
of
them
are
very
sympathetic
to
"our
cause.
Also
we
feel
sure
that
eventually
they
too
will
feel
it
desirable
to
line
up
against
the
f
orcesof
oppression.
In
the
meantime
we
can
only
wait
until
thy
feel
the
impulse.
BRITISH
SUPERIORITY
In
spite
of
German
boastinir
it
is
found
that
the
Bri
tish
aretfar
superior
to
the
enemy
in
the
air.
Figures
just
i?sued
show
that
Germany
has
lost
two
hundred
war-
planes
since
the
Norwegian
invasion
and
during
the
same
ume
uriiam
lost
only
thirty.
The
Germans
also
lost
twenty-six
transport
and
supply
ships
in
addition
to
the
warehips
already
reported.
The
Germans
have
been
announcing
all
sorts
of
victories,
most
of
which
have
been
found
to
be
figments
of
the
imagination.
When
the
war
started
the
Germans
had
a
superior
air
force
but
today
the
British
have
an
even
stronger
nunc
wie
ueiiuaiis
may
sun
nave
a
siignt
advantage
in
numbers,
practically
all
the
British
planes
are
new
and
strictly
modern.
The
British
nersnnnpl
lent
and
the
men
have
proven
themselves
capable
of
being
able
to
outfight
the
enemy
on
most
occasions
when
they
have
not
been
too
greatly
outnumbered.
BROOKLYN
1
UNBEATEN
Dodgers
Score
Sixth
Straight
Victory
By
Blanking
Phillies
PHILADELPHIA.
April
27
CP
The
only
Major
League
club
still
unbeaten
this
season,
Brooklyn
Dodgers
blanked
the
Phillies
6
to
nothing
yesterday
for
their
sixth
straight
victory.
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
New
York
Giants
won
over
St.
XamiIs
Cardinals
and
Boston
Bees
respectively
and
are
tied
for
second
place
ahead
of
Cincinnati
Reds
who
last
to
Chicago
'Cubs.
Boston
Red
Sox
won
over
wor!d
Champion
New
York
Yankees
and
are
in
a
three
way
Ue
for
American
.
League
leadership
with
Cleveland
Indians
and
Detroit
Tigers.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
National
League
Boston
3,
New
York
5.
Brooklyn
C.
Philadelphia
0.
St
Louis
4.
Pittsburgh
10.
,
Cincinnati
2.
Chicago
G.
American
League
.
New
York
1.
Boston
8.
PhlladfJrihla
8.
Washington
8.
Chicago
11.
Cleveland
1.
ftrnit-St.
Louis,
postponed.
Baseball
Standings
b
National
League
'
.
W
L
Brooklyn
8
0
Pittsburg.
4
2
New
York
4
2
Cincinnati
3
2
Chicago
S
5
St.
Louis
2
5
Philadelphia
.."
1
4
Boston
0
5
American
League
W
L
Cleveland-
.5
2
'
Detroit
.5
2
,
Boston
-
&
2
New
York
J
3
Washington
3
4
Chicago
,
.2
S
I
St
Louis
2
5
!
Philadelphia
3
5
ANYBODY'S
WEATHER
ADELAIDE.
Australia.
April
27:
seore
same
was
13
(CPl
DisDuUnsr
a
lone-ranffe'10
1
North
8tar.
forecast
of
dry
weather
for
South
in
orul
owr
team
ensiiea!
re
beeame
the
first
team
Australia,
the
state
meteorological,01
Zbur.
catcher;
Brace
from
the
Second
division
ever
to
office
asserts
predlcUons
are
sel-Simunden-
Pilch:
Brun
PHte-in
the
SeotUsh
Football
Cup.
two
dom
tvjidhle
fnr
mre
than
iglnuzo,
first
base;
Cedrtd
Man.
sec-1
years
ago
today,
defeattnr
Kll-
hours
in
advance,
and
sometimes
ond
base-
stJt
MejiUnko.
snort
marnock
at
Hampden
Park.
Otos-
not
even
or
24.
Pet.
1000
.687
.687
ClislHtD
FOR
SALE
stock.
Unsexed
SlOiX)
ner
100.
duI-
leigh's
Dept.
B.
C.-166-202-E.
Winnipeg,
Canada.
tf.
PERSONAL
HOW
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
Letter
Carrier,
Postal
Clerk.
Customs
Examiner,
Clerk,
Etc,
Free
Booklet.
The
M.
C.
C.
fidhools.
Ltd,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
lh
Canada.
No
Agents.
YOU
;can
run
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-peg,
Manitoba.
tf.
THP
DAHY
NEWS
"BRITAIN
CONVOYS
A
CONVOY
There
are
rca'Iy
two
convoys
In
this
picture
and
the
merchant
ship
below
can
feel
that
it
U
well
protected.
ParUally
visible
tn
the
upper
left
is
a
British
warship
on
the
lookout
for
lurking
Oirmai
ubmarine-;
while
overhead
fly
some
of
the
lonnWable
Anv
',
reconnaissance
planes
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
They
are
tookii
x
lot
submarines
and
for
enemy
planes
at
well
!S
TEAM
LOOKS
M0
00
.000
Pet
.714
1
.714;
TO
BE
GOOD
North
Star
Softball
Nine
lias
Work-out
Will
Enter
Intermediate
League
714
North
Star,
which
intends
to
en-
500
ter
a
team
In
a
local
Intermediate
SPORT
CHAi
Line-uds
for
tomorrow's
Junior!
League
baseball
game
Fraser
Street
Scherk.
Arney,
"
Qurvtch.
Kilhu.
Vuekovteh.
Bill.
Bron.
PavllkU'and
Pustak.
tftMMin..f
D..I.
9K..M
II..
420.
f.H
I
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J
.UIWJUH
V7
.
9
J.
.rLw
Donald.
B.
Scherk.
HlngUon,
Sim-
?
Z
J"
'
"ndn.
Santerbane.
A-orU
Keay
3m
ning
in
a
practice
game
against
a
.
.
.Hj.
J75
otck-ttp
team.
The
bottlers,
al-,
thoueh
laeklne
somewhat
tn
nrae-
Herb
Mofaan
"
refereej
txe
and-
co-ordination,
showing
The
new
HeaHh
Batets
wtll
make
themselves
to
have
nice
paibfll-th
dfbul
bT
ptegto
Frtser
Strert
aunng
me
coming
wee
.
siop,
iiarry
amoti.
tntra
base;
jgow.
4-2.
Two
games
were
played
Elmer
Perking,
trnt
Hld:
Rab-;te
produce
a
winner,
the
first
,ert
Roy.
centre
field:
Frankle
match
ending
In
a
1-1
tie
four
Hodeklnson.
left
field;
Walter
days
emMer.
Bird,
captain
,
j
J
The
rick-on
Usam
constated
of
The
AuMnlion
OMf
Onion
has
Red
Robert
on.
catcher;
Graham
(decided
the
open
and
"omateur
.Whatman
pitcher:
8teve
ArUng-champ4omeHp
1H
ni
be
played
ton.
first
base:
Morris
Da
vies,
cap-
during
the
war.
'
I
tain
and
second
base:
Ronnie
Cav-.
.
enaile.
short
stoo:
Mario
Biuwan.l
FOR
SAL&
Baby
chlclw
from
vlg-.'ch
third
base:
Fred
Houtaw.
rteht;
WCT
INIWWIN
nrntf
nv
hion
Uffhrn
hnwiinv'field:
Pat
Dean,
centre
field:
Vie:
.
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n
n
iifw
k
....
m.
ii
M.
wvenaue.
leit
neid.
'
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".
npiu
a.
lets
47)
525D0
per
100.
Also
Melbourne
Buasey
was
umpire
Rock
and
Red
chick
S12jOO
per,and
Spencer
Davey.
aeorekeeper.
100.
Appleby's
Poultry
L'arm,
Mis-
sion
City.
BXJ.
tf.i
CP
In
the
heiaht
of
Its
six
months
rainy
season
Darwin
had
bd
48
taehes
of
rain.
33
inchM
ROOF
ATHLETICS
FATAL
within
three
months.
Travel
Is
KILBRIDE.
Scotland.
April
27:
limited
In
the
wet
season
to
th
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
'CP
Major-General
Sir
Arlmer
brief
limit
of
paved
roads.
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
Hunter-Wton.
75.
former
M.
P.
noon
on
Trtday.
May
10th,
for
-iae
Nrth
Ayrshire,
was
klllM
purchase
of
two
lots
and
cottage
wn"n
f'11
'eet
from
the
flat
Dally
advertinn
m
uie
oii
belonging
to
Estate
of
Mary
Dor-iT"f
of
b''
nme
where
he
was
ac-
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
re-othy
Holland,
deceased,
and
situ-
customed
to
exercise
suits.
ate
"Port
Tlsslngton
Townslte.
Tenders
should
be
marked
"Tender"
and
addressed
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.6.
Highest
or
any
tended
not
neces-
j
sartly
accepted.
TernxA25
cash
and
balance
spread
over
two
years.
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR.
Prince
"Rupert,
B.C.
IIIOII
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house
on!
two
tots.
Eighth
Ave.
Xast
and
Alfred
Street.
Phone
Oreen
605.'
U01'
WANTED
VACANCY
THROUGH
DEATH
Rawlclgh
ttoute
now
open
In
Northern
part
of
British
Col-
,
umbla.
Dealer
who
recently
died
sold
there
17
years.
Trade
well
established.
Exceptional
opportunity.
Write
at
once.
Raw-
LINZEY
&
DAVIES
Grocers
FREE
DELIVERY
Thone
55
58C
1
Pkg.
Jif
Flakes,
1
Large
Bowl
1
Larce
Kinso
and
2
Lifebuoy
Soap
Castile
Soap
10
cakes
for
Soap
Flakes
3
lbs.
for
Large
50
oz.
Grapefruit
Juice
.Malkln's
Best
Pork
and
Bean
3
for
25c
L.
Si
U.
Tea
Is
going
over
big.
Lb
29c
34c
25c
25c
24c
11
60c
Corn
Hake-3
pkgs.
Wheat
Puff
3
for
Malkln's
Best
Red
Pitted
Cherries
Per
tin
15c
25c
25c
Nabob
Baking
Powder
12-oe.
tin
Nabob
Tomatoes
2's,
each
Hire
ruff
3
for
....
17c
11c
25c
1
I
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Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
WARTIME
CUP
First
Round,
Twa
Game,
Total
Coats
Serif
South
-A
I
Notts
County
4.
Arsenal
5
n-nal
wlni
round
9-1.
Brentford
1.
'Fulham
2
win1
round
C-2.t
'
ToUenham
2.
Crystal
Palace
'
Crystal
Palace
win
53.
Ar
csst
wins
3-2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
3.
Leeds
2
Jlei
wins
8-8.)
I
Orlmsbr
3.
Mlddrntoro
1.
Mid-
dlesbrouah
wins
8-4.1
Rotherham
0.
Sheffield
United
3.
fthrfitd
United
win
3-0.)
Hull
1.
York
0.
HIull
win
21.
Itartlenool
1.
Bamsley
I
Bim-
lev
Wins
4-l
i
Darlington
2.
Sunderland
3.
Sun-Herlanrt
wlnn'4-3.
lluddemfield
2.
ChMteffleld
'lluddorstleld
wins
3-3.)
South
"R"
Manchester
CTty
0.
Manchester.
United
2.
i
Manchester
Dnlted
wins'
Preston
Northend
Everton
wins
5-3.)
ttetlonal
Scottish
int
Albion
1.
Hamilton
2.
AjT
1.
Celtic
0.
Clyde
1.
Kilmarnock
2:
Dumbarton
3.
Third
liinark
l.
Motherwell
0,
Alrdrie
2.
Queens
Park
3.
Morton
3.
Ranters
5.
Queen
of
South
1.
8L
Mlrren
3.
Partlck
ThUttle
1
Aldershot
4.
Brighton
1.
Northwrtt
Carlisle
0.
Aecrlngton
.
Scottish
1.t
Alloa
1,
Arbroath
1.
Dundee
1.
Falkirk
3.
East
Fife
3,
Qundee
0.
Hibernians
J,
Dunfermline
3.
King's
Park
3.
8tnhousemulr
St
Bernards
1
Ralth-0:
MacKenzie's
MOTOR
or
BOAT
ROBKS48xT8.
Each
.omtlnued
Irom
In
IKn
f
am
tL..
inrtiftftot
the
f(.ma)
m,
'
,
Ihe
male
for
l.a.ieh
lection,
since
th
J
.
almost
the
only
p
ti
,
women
have
nm
iu....r0'u
Fulham
that
a.
voter.
the
d
a
dZ?
one
of
hH-
...
i,ot,t
1-IvalUP
to
a
war
tJnn
tn
iioi
i,...
.
i
Watford
1.
Bouthend
3.
iSoulh-
but
It
doe
not
-t.u.
IT
nH
Hint
I.!
i
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i.il.
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1
1
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Wins
5-2.
tr
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ih.t
.
y,M
Charlton
Athletic
I.
Notts
Poret
utv.
.
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n
'
3,
.
Notts
Forest
win,
4-1.1
K
J0"
e"'
U
M.llwall
1.
Norwich
I.
.Norwich
J
Norfh
"B
anniversary
of
the
Newcastle
3.
Brantford
0.
New-
of
lh'
Franchise
An
U"e
of
rreedoni
Mr
Bxtr
add
The
ij
made
women
free
j.
ii
found
and
far-rea
ljin
t
Ann
wrrt
did
women
dr
i
freedom
IJke
thr
.ja
Amertenn
Smtth
a
ifi-x!
n
tberr
lndnled
In
riofmi.
fn
ernt
Then
ihs
oberH
Up
;
Ban.
alto
like
the
-omhert
,to
wonder
If
thev
re,
0
i'r
hi
man
before
"Personally.
1
hav
alt
'
tretted
that
woman
did
R
the
fruits
ot
Blrmlneham
5.
Newport
2.
Blrm-
hands
and
become
full
pn
Insham
wlm
7-4.
'only
In
the
maklne
r
ho,
Walsall
2,
Bwunsea
I.
Swansea
the
rearing
of
children
wln3.J.
'making
and
manaeemem
Reading
3.
Tnrriuay
0.
'Reading
nation."
wi
J
Mr
Baxter
atks
hw
loo
Bournemouth
4,
Plymouth
1.
be
hefw
women
will
icgrn
Bournemouth
wins
5-U
.each
other
and
reaiit
Uu
Luton
2.
Coventry
1.
(Coventry,
mt
nkv
a
larter
pan
u
n4-'
iralnln
what
kind
of
a
t
portsmouui
3.
west
Bromwlch
AI-
cWWren
win
Inheri!
blan
2.
Wt
Bromwteh
Alblan'
"Mr
onraUii
kiiH
tn
win
5-4.)
rmlh,
to
the
one
woman
BrMol
Rovers
3.
Southampton
I.
Cand"
mvs
Mr
Bttter
BrUtol
Rovers
win
4-2.
'must
hold
the
ten
Ur,u
Nwth
-A"
enwl
eleeUoo
whm
I
h
Sue
2.
North
Brighton
1.
Stoke
lfltofnl'
m
wins
8-2.1
!
AeraH.4hemert
rtc
Wolverhamoton
3.
Wrenhnm
0.
JJ!h
lh'
Wolverhampton
wins
4-I.
Southrwrt
2.
Blackpool
4
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