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Wednesday,
July
10,
1940.
EDITORIALS
CREEKS
DO
WELL
The
Greek
inhabitants
of
Australia
recentlv
donater'
I
to
war
services
one
days
waes
for
each
employed
man
and
the
total
takings
of
one
day
f
rom
every
store
keeper
Every
jnan
is
reported
to
have
given
something.
It
was
a
splendid
gesture
on
the
part
of
people
of
that
nationality.
WHY
HONORARY
MEMBERS?
We
are
asked
why
opposition
leaders
should
be
mad
honorary
members
of
the
Canadian
government
and
not
voting
members.
We
think
we
know
the
reason.
If
the
opposition
were
full
parties
to
all
cabinet
moy.esitwoukl
br
fully
responsible
for
everything
done
by
the
cabinet.
Thif
they
.may
.not
wjant
to
be".
Under
the
plan
announced
tjir
opposition
would
Jiaveall
the
information
available
and
would
Jiear
.the
discussions
without
being
bound
by
the
de
cisions,
nowever,
iftey
would,
like
o.ther
cabinet
niem-bers,
be
bound
to
secrecy
just
as
much
as
the
others.
FRENCH
NAVY
IS
OUT
According
to
the
latest
despatches
the
French
Navy
is
noyy
,ejther
in
the
hands
of
the
British
or
out
of
commission.
Writing
.of
this
Elmore
Phillpott
savs:
"Jfeyjer
in
.history
did
any
government
have
to
jnake
a.
more
tern.Ole
decision
than
that
by
the
Chruchill
ministry
to
sink
the
French
fleet
rather
than
to
permit
it
to
fall
into
the
hands
of
Hitler.
It
was
not
only
a
case
of
having
to
take
the
lives
of
hundreds
of
French
seamen
who
per?
sonaljy
w,ould
haye
preferred
to
fight
on
beside
the
British
rather
than
to
submit
,to
the
sellout
by
Petain
and
Laval.
It
was
also
.a
.case
flf
haying
to
engage
in
the
largest
.sea
fight
of
this
war,
commanders
who
were
following
their
own
tradition
of
,duty
in
obeying
the
orders
of
the
government
of
France.
"But
my
.estimate
of
the
whole
melancholy
affair
is
that
it
would
have,
been
the
height
of
criminal
folly
for
Britain
to
do
anything
else
than
she
did
do.
I
know
of
nothing
in.
all
the
Jong
story
of
man
more
dishonorable
than
he
submission
by
the
Petain
government
to
terms
which
eyen
included
the
turning
against
Britain
of
the
war
machinery
of
France,
m
spite
of
the
jnost
formal.and
Organization
Getting
Under
Way
For
Three-Day
Event
Next
Month
I
Tickets,
A.
S.
Nickerson.
Publicity,
Robert
Parker.
Another
meeting
of
the
general,
velvet.
NEW
YORK,
July
10:
(CP)
Making
7
to
3
hits,
National
League
all
stars
defeated
American
League
all
stars
by
a
score
of
four
to
nothing
.in
tfie
annual
Big
League
baseball
classic
making
the
count
to
date
5
to
3
for
the
American
League.
Max
West
of
Boston
Bees
put
the
game
on
Ice
for
the
Senior
Leaguers
with
a
360-foot
homer
off
Red
Ruffing
In
the
first
inning
with
two
on
base3.
Paul
Derrjnger
was
credited
as
winning
nitcher.
There
was
one
errorby
the
American
League.
The
benefit
s;ate
amounted
to
$42,000,
the
at-
tendance
being
32,000.
v
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PERSONAL
solemn
of
treaties
whereby
the
two
countries
had
aereed.
N0W
18
the.
time
to
get
a
not
to
make
a
Separate
peace.
government
job
as
Clerk,
'
j
.
.
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno.,
iirri.
v
01
1
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l
1
I
he
predicament
of
the
Churchill
government
and.
etc.
Three
Dominion-wide
exams
the
British
navy
jn
having
to
fight
through
this
battle,;
held
since
war
began.
Free.
against,
all
natural
;.nc;ination,
is
typical
of
the
predicar
ment
of
our
whole
generation.
This
fight
to
forestall
wo'Jd
conquest
by
the
most
ruthless
of
tyrants
is
going
toJ
cm
cijuss
iiaLiunm
royalties,
aim,
oeiore
it
is
iinisnea,
perhaps
across'
even
closer
ties.
There
is
only
one
way
that
J
can
see
to
fight
it
through.
That
is
to
oppose
Hitler
and
all
his
friends,
whoever
they
may
be
and
in
any
country
where
they
operate."
Booklet.
Jl.
C.
C.
Schools
X-td.,
Winnipeg
Oldest
in
Canada.
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PAUT
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Wednesday,
July
jp,
1940
PLANNING
i
RETURN
OF
CARNIVAL
FUSILIERS
Velvet
Defeats
Irish
Two
to
One
as
Senior
Football
Resumes
The
central
committee
representing
various
organizations
on
the
Last
night
a
football
game
was
.carnival
to
be
held
Jtor
Uie
civic
flayed
between
the
Velvets
and
a
xentre
fund
was
1h
session
last
u.lght
.newl)-
forined
Jrjsh
Fusiliers
.team.
when
preliminary
.organization
r
Pfm
W
m
maae
the
three-day
event
to
tbe
staged
uisn
win
iae
over
vy
v
Anontt.
21
22
and
2a
win
set
in
mo-
.the
league.
The
Irish
seem
to
be
Hon
with
the
appointment
of
com
ning.
There
will
be
afternoon
and
-.coring
this
half.
Nevertheless
nom
evening
events
on
each
of
the
three
teams
came
dangerously
toe.
days.
.
in
the
second
half
the
Irish
scor-
Norton
Youngs
Is
being
asked
to
e(j
on
a
penalty
kick
which
the
ref-1
net
as
general
chairman
of
the
eree
awarded
after
Parsons
handled
'
carnival.
George
L.
Rorle
Is
secre-
the
ball
in
the
penalty
.area.
Vel-
tary
while
committee
chairmen
vefs
winning
goal
was
scored
by,
have
been
named
as
follows:
Sports.
W.
F.
Stone.
Program,
C.
Q.
Ham.
Exhibits,
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
Concessions,
L.
M.
Asemlssen.
Irish's
right
winger
when
he
kicked
tVia
holt
In
tho
uTonir
rilrpptlnn
sind
scored
in
hi
own
eoal.
There
re-
t!vltles
.
.
.
dtv
are
was
the
fine
turnout
of
Army
Most
people
ads.
Do
you?
SPORT
CHAT
Joe
Wright
Jr.,
of
Toronto,
PLAYGROUND
POPULARITY
Gyro
supervised
playground
in
various
parts
of
meeting
with
ac-
the
an
even
mainea
arjoui
tour
minutes
oi
piay
-
.
-
...
i
left
In
this
half
but
Irish
failed
to
"U1C
W,U7CUU
l""
,f
anA
h
mp
summer
than
previously,
the
Rupert
Gyro
,
Club
was
ad-
ended
with
a
two
to
one
win
lor
ffi
vised
by
W.
F.
Stone,
energetic
I
.
.
It..
-1
.
.
V.
I-
,
committee
will
be
held
next
Tues-
The
officials
Jor
the
game
were
ZZ"
S
I
v
at
the
day
to
receive
first
progress
reports
jimmv
Johnston
a
referee
and
fomnilttee,
regular
monthly
from
the
committees.
4LL
STARS
PLAYGAME
National
League
Wins
Over
American
League
By
Score
Of
Four
To
Nil
Scadden
and
Ritchie
as
linesmen.
.business
luncheon
of
the
club
to
day.
The
enrolment
Is
considerable!
With
the
return
of
the'Irlsh
to
iarger
than
ln
m9
u
was
league
football
will
go
.ahead
e(j.
various
phases
of
the
play-once
more
in
high
gear.
ground
were
discussed
by
the
ine
leaiure
01
last
jngnis
game
ciub.
1
Other
matters
.of
the
club
bust-
ness
were
dealt
with
at
the
lunch-
eon.
Report
was
received
that
It
l
had
been
decided
by
the
central
rao
in,
classified
committee
representing
various
organizations
to
go
ahead
with
a
tXO
will
tend
J00
SwHtCtp
or
t
lb.
Old
Virginia
pip
tobaooo
to
Canadian
iarvino
In
UniUd
Kingdom
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,
7
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iiiiui
uii
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appealing
fci
a
Sweet
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SWEET
CAPORAL
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"The
forest
farm
in
which
Jobacco
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bf
pmokid."
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the
.Opening
of
the
CENTRAL
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AGENCY
In
Premises
Net
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Across
l&e
Street
jfrom
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unaoian
nsn
&
torn
oiorag
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Rupert
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Ltd.
e
British
Columbia
,
carnival
towards
the
end
of
August
In
aid
of
the
civic
centre
project.
a.
A.
Hunter,
the
president
of
the
club,
was
In
the
chair
and
won
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
.the
Diamond
Sculls
at
the
Royal
members.
Henley
Regatta
12
years
ago
this
T.
W.
Brown
will
leave
next
week,
finishing
one
length
ahead
cf
Monday
afternoon
for
Portland
to
R.
T.
Lee
of
Oxford.
Jack
Guesi..
represent
the
club
at
the
district
also
of
Toronto,
won
the
event
In
convention.
1930
and
Bobby
Pearce,
Australian-,
:.
.
.
....
.?
born
sculler
.of
Hamilton,
Ont,
pulled
to
victory
.In
1931.
Howie
Morenz,
Stratford,
Ont..
streak
who
later
became
hockey's
taking
"things
serious
tills
time.
Last
m0jt
colorful
figure,
turned
profes-
rulttee
.chairmen
and
discussion
of
night
they
sported
flashy
new
out-j
onai
w(th
Montreal-
Canadlens
yf
general
plans.
fits
consisting
of
green
Jerseys:,
years
ag0
yesterday.
He
was
sold
Wednesday,
according
to
the
ten-
with
orangebands
and
red
a.nd4;t0
chicao
Black
Hawks
in
.1934,
go-tative
pjan,
will
;be
glyen,over
gen-
white
stockings.
'
jjjri
to
the
New
York
Rangers
in
erally
to
children's
events.
Thurs-
In
the
first
half
Velvets
went
in-'
1935-36,
and
back
to
the
Flying
lay
will
feature
sports
and
Friday
to
the
lead
when
Ferguson
scored
Frenchmen
In
1930.
He
died
March
there
will
.be
native
events
with
a.ftej
.warding
Ahe
Ml
.up
from
.the
&
jjgj,
Jrprn
complications
.follow-urand
ball
and
drawings
in
the
.ev-'
lalf
way
line.
There
was
no
more
ing
a
hockey
injury.
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o.
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