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DAILY
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Tuesday,
September
10,
.1940.
IS
NO
SURPRISE
There
is
nothing
surprising
or
unexpected
about
the
heavy
.bombing
of
London.
The
surprise
i3
that
it
did
not
happen
weeks
or
months
ago.
Evidently
the
British
heavy
bombing
of
.German
boat
and
troop
concentrations;
on
the
coast
of
France,
Belgium,
Holland,
Denmark
and
i
ivorway
has
had
the
effect
of
delaying
the
expected
in
vasion
of
Great
Britain.
Also
the
attacks
on
airdromes,
oil
.supply
stations,
oil
factories,
munitions
factories
and
railway
and
canal
transportation
facilities
have
had
the
effect'
of
causing
dislocation
of
the
German
plans.
Carrying
the
war
into
the
heart
of
Germany
is
,the
most
effective
way
of
fighting
this
war.
It
is
the
best
kind
of
defence
and
has
already
proved
itself.
As
more
planes
are
secured
the
raids
will
become
more
numerous
and
the
results
will
be
felt
more
and
more
as
time
goes
on.
MONEY
CAN
BE
SECURED
,
A
number
of
people
seem
to
have
had
the
idea
that
they
cannot
take
their
money
out
of
the
banks.
In
fact,
some
person
has
been
sedulously
trying
to
spread
a
rumor
to
that
effect.
Inquiry
from
the
banks
shows
that
any
person
can
get
money
from
the
bank
as
lorrg
as
he
has
it
there.
"No
restrictions
have
been
imposed
as
to
how
much
they
may
draw.
The
only
restriction
is
against
sending
money
out
of
the
country.
Jt
.seems
that
it
is
customary
when
a
client
wishes
to
close
out
his
account
and
draw
out
all
his
money,
the
bank
inquires
what
are
his
plans.
The
banks
like
to
know
why
the
money
is
taken
out.
He
naturally
wishes
to
know
if
it
is
.any
.action
of
.the
bank
that
has
been
the
cause
of
Withdrawal.
So
.questions
are
often
asked.
Beyond
that
the
banks
.do
not
go.
They
pay
over
the
cash
when
asked
to
do
so.
We
mention
this
because
some
people
have
been
worried
over
whether
or
not
their
money
was
available
for
their
,use
when
they
need
it.
Recently
the
government
took
to
itself
the
power
to
take
over
or
direct
wealth
as
it
may
require
it.
It
will
never
interfere
with
small
depositors.
What
the
government
needed
was
.the
power
to
direct
industry
in
the
channels
where
.production
was
necessary
and,
if
desirable,
to
check
or
.direct
into
proper
channels
all
production.
There
is,a
Jaw
in
this
country
that
makes
it.a
criminal
offence
to
disseminate
false
information
which
might
tend
to
cause
a
run
on
the
banks.
That,
is
nnp
thino-
rW
mirror
engage
the
attention
of
fifth
columnists
and
has
to
be
waicneci.
aciion
01
tnis
Kind
should
be
immediately
re
ported
to
the
police
or
one
:of
the
bank
managers.
(Meet
Her
in
a
.
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
.
-iCaD.RWe
for
Price
of
.One
King
Pays
Eat
Of
London
Visit
Inspects
Damage
Done
In
Heavily
lUt
Air-Raid
jSeeiion
LONDON,
Sept.
10:
King
George
.yesterday
visited
the
east
end
to
inspect
damage
done
in
the
week-end
air
raids.
That
was
one
of
the
most
severity
damaged
parts
of
London.
BONDS
FOR
GYRO
LUB
Local
Service
XSub
'first
it
Make
Application
ior
New
Issue
The
first
formal
-application
through
a
local
bank
for
the
new
Dominion
war
loan
was
made
yesterday
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
which
Is
lnrestlng
$2500
of
its
funds,
ultimately
intended
for
the
community
centre
project,
in
such
securities.
Most
people
Mt
tnt
classified
ads.
Do
you?
TH2
DAILY
NEWS
10.
Hit,
DETROIT
IN
LEAD
Cleveland'
UdiAns
Drop
TotWend
Place
In
American
League
By
Losing
Xo
.Cbicaro
'While
',
-Sex
CLEVELAND.
Sept.
10:
Cleveland
Indians
-dropped
to
second
place
iji
Jthe
-American
League
standing
.half
a
game
below
Uhe
Detroit
cTtjers
and
half
a
game
ahead
of
-the
;
third
place
New
York
Yankees
yesterday
as
a
remit
of
a
2
to
1
defeat
at
the
'".nds
of
..the
ChJcaw
WJUle.,SQic.
Thus
continues
the
hectic
closing
season
race
for
the
American
"rU
enant.
In
Ihe
National
a?ue;
the
New
York
Giants
won
7
to
4
over
the
-Brooklyn
Dorirers.
ks
-n
result.
i
morrlii
.Qf
.the
leaguerleading
"'nHn'M
Rer!.,
'or
whom
it
was
in
Idle
rlay.
was'
increased
to
six
rid-a-half
ames
over
the
-run-n"
tin
-Dodgers.
The'
lefue
standings
to
date:
-National
-League
.Cincinnati
::6?
47.
.638
.Brooklyn
V
78
55
.580
PJttsbiirg
..:
;67.
6j
328
Amy
Busy
On
Soldiers'
Work
A
Jarge
parcel
f
knitted
goods,
consisting
of
sweaters,
gloves,
wrlst-i.t.
jkit.
haa
.been
sent
to
the
SaliaUon
Army
Jd
Shield
head
quarters
from
Prince
Rupert
ana
will
be
forwarded
overseas
for
distribution
among
he
soldiers.
The
women
of
the
Red
Shield
m4f
miw.i
.wpk
in
Prince
iRUDert.
'Besides
Itenttttog.
Xhey
have
anade
(turtains
iforsthe
local
military
hospital
Once
a
.month,
.commencing
October
2,
an
entertainment
Is
to
be
held
to
ralse-jfunds
to
buy.
material.
St.
.Louis
68
,62
.516
I
.
i.
At
-r.n.
new
riuifr
Chicago
-
-
64
30
178
'Boston
56
77
.421
Philadelphia
43
87
:331
'
American
.-Leajue
Detroit
...
.77
57
.57
Cleveland
76
57
.571
NeW
York
75
57
503
Boston
72
62
537
Chicago
"70
M
;S26
Washington
57
.77
.425
St.
Louis
55
80
.407
Philadelphia
49
78
586
DOMINION
OF
Lutheran
Tea
iGood
Success
Favored
by
perfect
weather,
a
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
.Saturday
After
noon
by
the
Lutheran
Sewing
Clr-
.cle.
;the
hall
.being
tastefully
dec
orated
with
seasonal
flowers.
The
Igvests
were
jeeelved
by
Mrs.
J.3H.
iMyrwang,
wife
of
the
pastor.
Many
iladie.s
called
.during
the
afternoon.
I
Kjfra
T
Tm
rertn
onH
Vftea
lAnrni
-W4
trill
lt."1
Astonished
At
Description
Of
:
J
Prince
Rupert
Peterson
-were
In
charge
of
the
ea
!
r
rlnce
Rwp6rt
GuMiberw
room
and
ihe
servlteurs
were
Mrs.
n,
V
.
'
meeting
uj
Thor
Soleim,
Miss
Mlmmy
Johnson
.7.
"?ard
,rom
the
unlvilp
and
Miss
Charlotte
Myrwang.
Mrs.
"Ll
S
tuiru
jonnson
was
casnier.
-T
ny
'
I
navp
ifinr
ki-j
Mrs.
Sven
Sko2
and
Mrs..InBvaldi
'
.
",,u
er
Irenness
looked
after
the
KTZ.
cooking
table.
,,,,
for
'
,
IncharEeofrafflesandguesslng
The.se
are
hiimr
,
J0
I
contest.'
was
Airs.
.P.
i.
.Peterson,
discussions
of
comSi.tei.
J?
'
winners
jn
tne
rallies
were.:
.
ne.w
.cities
..of
-Morth
7
Cottage
roll.
Donja
Jensen,
No.
u
a
matter
of
aston
?
121
14.
CANADA
SECOND
WAR
LOAN
300.000.000
The
Bank
of
Canada
is
authorized
by
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
announce
the
offering
of
a
.loan
Jo
Ibe
issued
for
cash
in
the
following
Jerms:
3
Per
Cent
Bonds
due
October
1.
1952
-Callable
on
or
after
October
1,
1919
Issue
Vsice:
98.75
and
.accrued
interest
Yielding
3.125
Xo
maturity
Denominations
of
Hearer
Bonds:
.3100,
3500,
31000
'
.
.
.
'
,
.'
,s
'
Tbe
proceeds
yill
be
used
by
.the
-vernnwnUotfinanw
expenditures
for
varpu
Payment
is-ltf
beadVinittlH
interim
certificates
on
or
after
October
;1:
'1040.'
iPrincipal
ana.inWr-wjll'beajra.ln.
lawf
ul
moneyof
Canada.
Interest
will
,be
payable
without
.charge
semi-annually.aUny.
branch
5n
nada
ofiinylchartered
bank.
The
Bonds
will
be
dated
October
.1,
,1940.
.
Jn
accordance
with
the
annwnvement
made,
by
the
Minister
.of
Finance
on
August
18,
mo,dhe
'Bank
.of
Canada.
Ms
heeujurthet;
authoked
to
announce
titat
applications
will
be
received
to
convert
'Dominion
.of
Canada
AW
Jionas
tfue&epUmber
J,
XH0,
which
have-not
yet
.
been.
presented
for,
payment,
tintoxm-iiqual'parwalue
af-itU'Urffi
gUe-.dboUe
issue.
The
M
Bonds
accepted
j
or
conversion
with
final
caujKm&tdched)
wiU'ibe
-valued
tit
i00,-25f
and
the
resultant
cash
adjustment
injavour.pj
M.applicanttwUl'be
jmaie.
atifaitime.ejsdtyvery
of
the
new
Bonds,
on
or
after
Octaber.lt2$40.
Cash
subscriions.Wonyeraioii
applications
hay
be
made
through
any
approved
investment
'dealer
-or
5tocktKrlceror4hwui
,ny
.branch
in
Canada
of
any
chartered
bank,
-from
whom
copies.
of
-the
offidalpr()spec.tus(mtaining
ccrojete
details
of
tiie
issue
may
be
obtained.
Tie
Minister
of
Finance
re"serves
the
right'to
ajlot
cash
subscriptions
in
full
or
in
part.
'Thelists
for
cash
mbecriftUons
and
conversion
applications
will
open
at
the
Bank
of
Canada,
Ottawa,
ixUM.m.,
E.D.T,
m.Mondky,
.
September
'0AOt
and
may
be
closed
at
anytime
at
the
dkereiionf
ihe
.Minister
of
Finance,
UfM
pr
wiitooutmtice1.
:
.
Ottawa,
September
ft,
1940
-iut
"
IQ
nnst
(tnrianta
v...
...L
.
Pillow
case.
.Albert
Undneth.
o.'
way.
come
Jrom
all
narU
0,
Pyrex
dish,
Ed
Osberg,
No.
137.
;
!v
jorated
so
far
into
the
nlv
Winners
in
the
guessing
contest
west.
J
suspect
a
deriDttaJ
were
Mrs.
Chris
.Jensen,
firsthand
the
country
and
its
climatiT.?
'
j
v..u.
luinii
TauiiiKes
wuuia
cause
even
m.
number
of
candies
In
tiip
lar
mi
ncinnichmnt
i
..i
.
o,
-i
iew
oi
cne
lati.
83.
3tude."