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Monday,
June
17,
1940.
EDITORIALS
FRANCE'S
BRAVE
FIGHT
It
was
with
great
regret
we
heard
this
morning
that
France
had
been
forced
to
capitulate
and
had
asked
for
an
honorable
peace.
There
was
little
else
they
could
do.
With
Coastguards
In
Airplane
United
PICNIC
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Items
is
IN
FINALS;
Fine
Outing:
By
Canadian
Legion
usy
i)ay
Yesterday
In
tlrincinej
At
Digliy
Island
Enjoyed
Hy
l'rlnce
Kupert
Club's
Tuurna-
Big-
Crowd
'
J
ment
Up
To
Last
Stages
i
Favored
with
perfect
weather
n
.
.
Tnn,.
chlbi
the
annual
Canadian
Legion
pic
.
---
'
tournament
proceeded
with
a
busy.
nir
tn
DKrhv
i.lnnrt
vMterrlav
wa.
l
wULr
and
successful
Sunday,
some
crosc
.
-rhT
a
complete
m
success.
The
fin-
line
,
...
.
.
.
.
,.
.
..
.
.
and
uu"
excltlnc
matches
were
run
on
weather
brought
out
old
and
ni.WIMi
in
.,
.
,
and
very
fine
tennu
played
to
yuuiig
uuu
u
large
iiumurr
ui
,
-
nnat
.
.
final
bring
the
tournament
to
1U
,..,.i.
ha.
i,artiH
iho
,..h
ui
upwmus
ui
a
uiuusttiiu
pit-
.
t
inai
Piil.
nickers
safely
and
expeditiously.
Boats
loaned
Included
the
Nel-
Cameron,
George
Dawea,
Jack
Judge,
Jack
Malr.
OOfaett
Meek-
Ul
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Wl
Oil
IB
a
srvu-
-
ton
beat
Herland.
7-4.
441,
&-.
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sen
Brothers
large
packer
Rlbek.
"c'
"ICTZL,
nt
Captain
J.
H.
Hartlta:
the
nevf
2
hours,
J1
boat
Thelma
S..
Captain
Qle
Skog.
m
?
"tSfi"
bteb
was
the
subject
of
much
w?
Ufcwr
-"
favorable
comment;
the
Ingrtd
II.
In
men's
doubles
aemi-ltnM
Captain
Charles
Untkjmat;
Ar-
u
"w'
7"
A".""
mour
Salvage
Go's
Daly.
Frill
Captain
nd
LTtej
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Armour:
Oeore
Jf
Laura
F
II.
and
F.
A.
MacCal-
"1
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lum's
Arranmore.
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,
,,
,
.
In
the
final
fu
1
f
I
,prom
sr
In
mixed
doubles
seml-ftna
rar.
off
in
good
Umt.
Those
to
BortelKl
ld
Tinker
beat
Owyer
'
6
30
P-m
Tuesday.
r.
n
,t
t
t
o
UOftlUII,
V
.
Al.
A-ACIIJ',
ilCUlJ
urvcu
and
Jack
Frew.
The
canteen
was
In
charge
of
Mr
.nH
vtn,
neonre
Breant
re-
Annur
ceaie,
unanes
amuon.
w.
lhe
to
clty
m
sturday
""u
"""w
kciw.
in-
tared
nortli
from
Vancouver,
demand
was
so
great
thi.t
supolles
became
exhausted.
General
fatigue
was
looked
after
by
Asa
Allen.
Jack
Judge
and
a
very
capable
party
from
the
Irish
Fusilier
Ssrgeant
Rothwell
and
Fusilier
IxiCE
COMPANY.
ANYWAY
.
PkAJ3NTON.
En..
June
1?:
CP
F,mt
Jnriri
iff
ralMn
nf
iUa
Dck
CHen.
Craig
and
MlUar
This
pj
trQreal
w
If0m
voluntary
support
from
the
troops
d
nftpr
0eran
was
particularly
gratifying.
h
nrin.
.h
MttPth
c
In
charge
of
tickets
were
George
wKh
a
1B.yfar
Duteh
actrM8
In
a
4Q-k
flat-bottomed
boat.
Results
of
the
sports
were
as
Mixed
three-legged
race
J.
B-follows:
Spence
and
H.
Spenoe;
Mrs.
Smith
i
Bntaac
Girls,
under
six
years
Shirley
and
N.
Cameron.
'Booth.
Baseball
Scores
Week-end
Big
Ltaftw
Joorea:
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
4-.
Uostoo
S-l.
Cincmnatl
1-6.
Brooklyn
0-1
St.
Louis
9-3.
Philadelphia
1-1.
Pittsburgh
5-8.
New
Votk
0-S.
American
League
New
York
6-6.
St.
Leu
18-8.
Boston
4-14.
Chicago
3-5.
PhBadelphia
3-3.
Cleveland
4-4.
Washington
7.
DetroH
8.
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati
.
Brooklyn
11.
Pittsburg
1
New
York
12
Chicago
11.
Boston
5
St.
Louis
14.
Philadelphia
1.
Amrriran
lyagur
Boston
S.
Chicago
2.
New
York
7.
St
Louts
ft.
Washington
1-0.
Detroit
11-8
Philadelphia
7,
Cleveland
4.
Baseball
Standings
The
league
standings
to
date
National
league
Btwklyn
.
32
CUMiMMU
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,
.
w,,wlri
w-..
Viwlt
Barton
3,r
Ra"ce'
P.
L
Yungmn
W-
nat'f
train.
They
came
In
from
Csmtaad
Howarth,
Harrj'
Breen;
Henr.
HaselUm
with
their
ear,
havlnx
mo-Detroit
New
York
i
SI
Usui
iChksaw
Phdtiphl
A.
Haugan,
L.
MaeDonald,
N.
Mac-
Mens
football
place
klek
O.l
1.M0.
Donald.
Storrle.
C.
Seharfe.
superior
armaments
and
outnumbered
throughout,
the
Bo-
x
o.
wren,
Jerry
T'
1
.
i
i
r-,
rrencn
armv
out
un
a
wonaeriui
v
hrnve
i
fitpnrp
t
tnnk.0".
a
terrible
toll
from
the
Germans,
probably
more
of
the
attackers
falling
than
of
the
defenders.
Until
right
at
the
last
the
French
lines
were
unbroken
and
the
.retrea
orderly.
They
have
won
immortal
fame
by
the
wonderful
retreat
of
the
past
week.
The
only
regret
in
connection
with
the
whole
Avar
so
"far
is
the
way
in
which
the
strength
of
the
Gei
nian
force;
has
been
underrated.
Great
Britain
haB
been
as
much
a'
fault
in
this
as
other
countries.
She
ought
to
have
known
ten
years
ago
that
Germany
was
arming
for
a
great
strug
.
gle
and
should
have
been
prepared
for
it.
She
was
told
about;
it
often
enough
but
refused
to
believe
what
she
wa
told.
However,
it
is
useless
to
look
back
now.
We
have
to
ook
forward.
The
present
crisis
has
to
be
met
and
doubtless
is
being
met
The
war
will
be
continued
with
vigoi
and,
according
to
Mr.
Churchill,
will
be
won
against
all
odds.
The
British
navy
is
still
supreme
and
the
British
air
force
is.
being
very
materially
strengthened.
for
Protection
Of
Life
At
Sea
tlnents
being
routed
more
anc.
mere
through
the
ocean
air,
bird-men
of
the
coastguard
are
facing
new
and
challenging
conditions
In
preparing
for
deep
sea
rescues.
'-
The
oldtime
breeches
buoy
and
States
Takes
New
Steps
stow-moving
cutter
won't
bt
enough.
Help
must
come
by
air
and
It
must
come
swiftly,
heedless
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
June
17:
or
weather
conditions.
Coastguard
(CP)
Eyjig,
lifeguards,
trained
statIns
are
being
spotted
along
for
streamlined
rescues
at
sea,
are
1x3111
coasts
of
the
United
8tates.
deploying
along
the
coasts
and
waitlas
for
tomorrow's
desperate
radio
.calls
from
ships
In
trouble.
Mst
people
nua
ln-
classified
With
travel
between
the
con-
afls-
Do
you?
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J.
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Walker
and
George
Abbott
The
general
chairmanship
of
the
r-
-
picnic
was
in
the
capable
hands
son,
E.
Dahl.
I.
Bdlund.
of
the
president.
Jack
Preece,
who
Boy,
under
fourteen
J.
Davtes,
spared
no
pains
to
see
that
trans-
M.
Tn,
J.
Ladiees.
portatlon
was
adequate
and
Girit,
under
sixteen
I.
Ander-speedy.
that
every
picnicker
was
son,
K.
fihrubsall,
E.
Dahl.
safely
aboard
and
also
found
time
Boys,
'under
sixteen
C.
Warn-to
assist
with
the
races.
In
the
maker,
J.
Davie.
II.
Hamilton,
sports,
the
tug-of-war
events
were
Single
Ladle'
race
1.
Macken-
very
popular
while
In
the
balloon
ale.
E.
Dahl.
race
some
were
short
of
wind.
It
Married
ladies'
race
Mr,
h.
Is
reported
that
one
balloon
re
DkkenojaMra.
B.
Jensen.
fused
to
expand
perhaps
thai
was
100
yards
open
R.
Anderson..'
due
to
the
pinhole
caused
by
one
W.
Bird.
helper.
Neil
Cameron's
diving
fin-
LenW
egg
and
spoon
race
ish
In
the
veteran's
race
was
also
Mrs.
H.
Dickens,
M.
Ad
seek,
a
feature.
Mens
sack
race
W.
Bird.
F.
Results
Of
Spurts
'Anderson.
w
M.
Tanjruav.
,
Girls,
under
eight
J.
M.
Wide.
B.
Prince.
Bovs.
under
eiht
A.
A.
Foreman.
A.
Jacklln.
Girls,
under
ten
M.
Wrn,
M.
Dorreen.
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tn
D.
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J.
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G
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under
twelve
K.
Doherty.
3.
Barber,
O.
Morgan.
nov.
under
twelve
B.
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G.
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r,'"l.
under
fotirtn-
J.
And-r-
Ladles'
anftball
throwMrs.
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Smith.
M.
Morgan.
Adeock.
Ladies'
Auxiliary
race
Mrs.
vWlde,
Mrs,
Anfus
Macintosh.
Hart
wig.
Veteran's
race
J.
Ratchford,
H.
Spence.
Ladies'
novelty
bakxn
race
Mrs.
Wide,
Rita
Jensen.
Ladles'
tug-of-war
Single
ladles
won
over
married
ladies.
Men's
tug-of-war
Searchlight
Battery
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Developing
and
Printing
Come
in
for
Your
Complete
Kodak
Catalog
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Mwiw
llulldlnc,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Ruprt
Hour
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
&IUXNB1
BARGAIN
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.
for
this
week
DINETTE
SUITE
Hew.
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Special
$31.50
Keg.
$00.00
Special
$69.50
Keg.
$70.00
Special
$55.00
Ucjt.
ST5.00
Special
$62.00
Keg.
$110.00
Special
$95.00
This
offer
good
till
June
2i
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at
the
Saving
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Now
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
ctllinc
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEB
Steamer
Leaves
Prince
Kupert
Every
SATURDAY,
4
p.m.
MONDAY,
3
p.m.
Trains
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Kat
Monday,
Wednesday.
Friday,
f
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AIR-
CONDITIONED
SLEEPING
CAR
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
Ave.