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WSJ&2
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
January
27,
1940
IF
Vou
Are
Looking
for
a
Walking
Oxford
With
Style,
Plus
Quality,
At
a
Reasonable
Price
Try
a
Pair
of
"Miss
Atlanta"
These
shoes
are
built
to
our
own
specifications
and
we
can
guarantee
absolute
satisfaction
with
every
pair.
Priced
4.45
and
$3.95
Sole
Agents
for
Hartt,
Onyx,
Jack
and
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoestoreltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
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EDITION
EDITORIAL
FRENCH
-CANADIAN
ATTITUDE
The
French
language
newspaper
"Le
Jeur,"
published
in
Montreal,
has
been
publishing
articles
dealing
with
the
BEATEN
AT
HONOR
FOR
KETCHIKAN
MR.
TOBEY'
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Team
Employees
Express
Esteem
and
At-
Kntialns
Third
Itevers
(111
lYrtinn
far
Denartinr
Sunerm-
Northern
Tour
35
to
31
tendent
Score
;
.At
live
o'clock
yesterday
sustaining
two
deleats
at
noon
the
employees
of
the
Cana-
New
Metlakatla,
Wednesday
night
dian
National
Railways
gathered
by
a
score
of
52
to
33
and
Thurs-
in
the
waiting
room
of
the
depot
day
might
59
to.
35.
the
Standard
to
do
honor
to
their
departing
su-Oil
basketball
team
of
Prince
Ru-
perintendent,
W.
II.
Tobey,
recently
pert
moved
in
to
Ketchikan
-yes-
appointed
to
the
position
of,
gen-terday
and
last
night
last
the
first
eral
manager,
Pacific
Great
East-of
two
games
there
by
a
score
of
em
Railway.
36
to
34.
The
first
half
was
a
slow
Peter
Lakle
acted
as
spokesman
J
affair
but
play
livened
up
In
the
foi
the
employees
and,
In
pressnt-second
and
a
good
game
was
madi:
jng
the
gilt,
a
purse
of
gold,
he
ex
of
it,
five
minutes
overtime
being
flalnr
d
that
it
was
from
the
em-1
required
to
settle
the
Issue.
i
rloyees
of
all
ranks
and
depart-'
Ketchikan
played
the
entire
meats
over
the
division
as.a
sym-game
without
substitutions,
the
bo!
of
the
esteem
and
affection
In
high
scorer
'for
the
home
team
be-
which
Mr.
Tobey
was
held
by
those
ing
Northup
with
fourteen
points,
with
whom
he
worked,
being
an
MacPhee
led
the
Prince
Rupert
Indication
that
his
acts
of
kindness
basket
getters
with
nine
although
and
sympathy
which
he
had
dem-he
was
banished
in
the
second
half
onstrated
on
many
occasions
to
for
personals.
The
finest
shot
of
employees,
had
not
?one
unnoticed
the
game
was
a
long
one
from
cen-
or
unappreciated.
lie
further
tre
floor
by
Herbie
Morgan.
Holke-
pointed
out
that
Mr.
Tobey's
stad
and
Domlnato
were
good
for
sportsmanlike
and
comradely
bear-Prince
Rupert.
Bynon
was
not
up
ing
toward
his
fellow
workers
had
to
usual
shooting
form.
Prince
Ru-
much
to
do
in
bringing
about
that
pert
had
full
measure
of
play
but
loyalty
to
the
company
which
went
had
bad
luck
In
finishing.
far
towards
producing
effective
re-
Jim
Currie
was
unable
to
play
at
suits.
He
said
It
was
hot
"Oood-Ketchlkan,
having
sprained
his
an-
bye''
but
rather
"nu
revoir"
and
kle
at
New
Metlakatla,
a
repetition
hoped
that
their
ways
would
crass
under
similar
circumstances
of
an
n
the
days
to
come,
accident
which
happened
last
year.
,
Mr.
Tobey.
In
a
fitting
response,
Art
Stedman
refereed.
istated
he
was
hardly
able
to
find
Scoring
(fouls
in
parenthesis),
suitable
words
in
which
to
ac-
I
Pfince
Rupert
Morgan,
5
(1);
'nowledge
his
personal
indebtedness
ij'Beyon,
7
12);
MacPhee,
9
4);to
the
employees
on
the
division
O.Domlnato,
4
U;
Stiles,
C
i2-
e
ireeiy
pointed
out
that
he
fen
3.00
9.00
02
25
Campbell.
Holkestad
3
(0);
total
jit.
was
the
splendid
co-operation
34.
fnd
lovally
of
the
employees
to
Ketchikan
Hlnkleman,
11
(2);
the
railway,
as
well
as
the
conscl
Harris.
2
(2):
Elliott,
C
(3);
North-1
entlousness
and
efficiency
with
rup,
14
(1);
Phlllios.
3
(1).
Iwhich
they
carried
out
their
work
The
second
Ketchikan
game
will
I
that
made
it
possible
during
the
be
played
tonight.
past
several
difficult
years
of
the
depression
to
make
as
good
a
nvmr
mrr
Friday,
January
26,
1940.jVJI
?
UlVJ
JJ
1
WAR
ORDERS
Two
Million
Dollars
Worth
Awarded
last
Week,
Minister
of
Transport
Announces
OTTAWA,
January
27
(Canadian
Pressi
Hon.
Clarence
D.
Howe
result
of
the
recent
provincial
election
and,
in
summing
.minister
of
transport,
announces
up,
the
editor
of
that
paper
says:
"What
I
assert
is
the
en-
the
war
supply
Board
has
tire
province
of
Quebec
is
profoundly
disgustedvith
the
-
.'S
of
and
Russia
and
that
will
policies
Germany
they
rejoice
ended
January
2o.
construction
to
the
limit
at
the
success
of
the
democratic
nations."
work
on
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
In
.summing
up
the
vote,
French
Canadian
authorities
coasts
necessitates
an
outlay
of
say
that
there
is
very
.little
imperialist
sentiment
in
Que-,5250-00
bee.
The
people
of
Quebec
favor
a
united
Canada
and,
in
nr'TP7
order
to
preserve
unity,
they
are
willing
to
take
an
active
iNlf
lYIllNrY
v,
:
1
i
i
n
it
i
trill
XJ
lTAVrllJLJ
X
jjui
l
m
uie
war
.aim
aisu
uiey
ayice
vvji.ii
viuunicu
vmeii-
euve
that,
in
the
present
European
conflict,
the
fate
of
Christianity
is
at
stake.
What
they
are
opposed
to
is
con-
i
IF
WEDS
senption.
If
they
had
thought
that
Mr.
Duplessis
was
.
,
,
.
xlnrUf
un
-f
t,:.T
:
,1
-Eccentric
Terms
of
Bank
President
"Siit-
mien
iic
asncu
iuj
men
vutc
ill
ui
uei
tu
rvaue
ctm-
scription
they
would
have
voted
for
him.
However,
they
J
neneveti
itignt
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe
when
iie
told
ihemj
Will
Affect
Son
in
British
Columbia
circumstances
would
compel
them.
It
was
an
unpleasant
JaPnese
Diplomats,
Meeting
At
thing
to
lell.
them
-but
it
was
probably
true
and
it
may
do
Rud
kc
4Th'
'tecom-good.
Many
of
us
do
not
like
to
be
told
unpleasant
facts
"'Government
uui
11
is
oiten
good
jpr
us
to
near
them.
fered
almost
.as
jnuch
as
British
and
French.
As
.Britain
is
doingtmostof
lhe
policing
of
the
seas
and
has
had
every
available
ship,
great
or
small,
out
lQoking
for
mines
pr
submarines,
she
has
Jiaturally
borne
the
brunt
of
the
fight-,
ing
and
has
had
the
largest
number
of
losses.
Compared
with
the
number
of-ships
carrying
supplies
the
losses
have
not
been
very
large.
'Now,
the
enemy
.seems
to
be
gathering
in
force
and,
if
'1
the
Russians
.should
.break
through
Poland,
the
Germans
may
joinlhem
in
a
united
attack
on
the
Scandinavians,
or
at
any
rate
on
Holland
and
Belgium.
It
seems
evident
that
a
big
effort
will
be
made
soon.
BUDAPEST,
January
27
(Cana
dian
Press)
Japanese
diplomats
IfFAT.
WrrJIITIVn
Cnnv
now
in
conference
herp
will
r.
jKhowiiiR
as
had
been
done.
He
de-fired
to
thank
one
and
all,
In
everv
department,
from
the
top
to
I
the
bottom,
for
the
co-operation
that
he
had
ben
given
and
to
wih
earn
rjnei
God-speed
for
the
future
j.
HAWKS
AND
WINGS
TIE
Two
All
Deadlock
in
National
Hockey
League
Game
at
Detroit
Last
Night
DETROIT,
January
27
(Cana
dian
Press)
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
Detroit
Red
Wines
battled
last
'night
to
a
two-all
overtime
draw
m
tne
only
scheduled
name
last
night
In
the
National
Hockey
League.
The
additional
point
allowed
the
Red
Wings
to
part
company
with
the
New
York
Americans
and
take
over
exclusive
possession
ol.
fifth
place.
Tonight
the
schedule
.calls
for
Montreal
Canadiens
to
.play
the
Maple
Leafs
In
Toronto
.
i
wimniuDntc
t
nr.
i-DiToronto
men.
.wit
rrcjr
J.U
OVUIU
WllOl
INLIUII
WMB
CU
VULC
illiillllSL
.
wan.
i
.
iy
;
(nmnrrnw
nlrhf
Mm
nrlll
Dup;asSis
.becau,f,
if
the
present
government
resided,
it
-
",1
would
prooaoiy
oe
ipnowetl
by
a
union
administration
;
"
Z
;
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"
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:
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"7;
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'
1ers
at
New
York,
Boston
at
De
pledged
to
conscription.
day
that
ne
hoperto
rernain
single.
At
the
present
iimeihere
is
no
need
for
a
conscription
The
father.
John
Burns
Fraser.
law.
TJiere
are
more
men
offering
than
are
needed.
A
formerly
Bank
of
Nova
scotia
presi-
n
-r
r
mm
.
riant
ATiVAmKit
ft
laovlnn
trolt.
Canadiens
at
Chicago,
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
good
many
r
rencn
uanaaians
are
onenng
tneir
services
ZL
,
r
,
t,
Z
Z
Rangers
10
7
and
for
the.sake
of
a
united
Canada
it
is
very
desirable
TrlfSX
that
.conscription
be
avoided.
If
he
dies
unmarried,
the
principal
Chicago
11
3
goes
to
the
-brother,
Lieut.
Col
John
Detroit
8
5
u.
fraser.
PLAIN
SPEAKING
,
Sometimes
plain
speaking
is
far
preferable
to
pussy-.
QT,
A
V
A
lMTf
-footing.
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill
annoyed
some
of
the
J
JtV
1
1
neutral
powers
recently
by
telling
them
they
would
before
1
AllIIrUT'DD
AT
long
have
to
fight
against
a
common
enemy
in
self-defence
VUlVil
W
J
CiKIN
instead
01
remaining
neutral.
lie
meant
01
course
that
Americans
Canadiens
W
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4
95
7
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4
1230
14
55
10
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reaffirmation
of
Jap-"3
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duuiu
rcui
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buuii
jii
anese
participation
In
the
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
JIOMU
AWAY
PUOM
HOME"
Kates
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Rooms
Hot
ti
Cold
Water
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Rupert,
B.C,
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Housekeeping
Apartments
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Water
Heated)
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C.
E.
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Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
Nollre
To
IIHInqurot
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To
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Europe.
So
far
the
warnas
been
very
largely
a
sea
fight
Comintern
pact
despite
.Germany's
ori"q,rf
Z
X
Tn"
with
Germany
sinking
all
ships
on
sight,
whether
enemy
close
co-operation
with
iiussia,
it
T'&Lr0
b
'eurBNor
01
neutral,
with
the
result
that
neutral
shinninrr
shinnini?
has
snf.
w"
statcd
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Bi
'star
no.
7.'
star
No.
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No.
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Mineral
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required
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0th
day
of
July,
1839.
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.44.
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'Struck
By
Car;
Barbara
Teng
Hurt
Last
Eve
PREPARE
FOR
VOTE
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Returning
Officer
Was
lluty
Man
,
,J
eterclay
tietUnj
Out
Iwstrut-Barbara
Teng,
six-year
old
,,,
ur
qu(fn
Charoletu,
daughter
of
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
J,j
A.
Teug.
013
Eignin
Avenue
tasi,
sustained
slight
concussion
and
I
bruises
and
is
today
in
the
Prince
Rupft
General
Hospital
after
having
been
struck
last
night
by
on
automobile
on
Sixth
Avenue
East
nnnr
rhfrt
Slr(it
T.
V.
Brown,
federal
eJecHou
re-iurnlnie
officer,
had
to
get
quick
action
yesterday
to
mall
Insn
.,
.
Hons
fur
the
holding
of
ten
pt.iu
on
Queen
Cljuilotte
Islands
The
necessary
doriuneut
had
to
be
prepared
in
a
few
hours
in
i
nrhn
nrt
tw
nthr
Pirl
J.i-
i:m.
i&f
Ulc
,u'
ot
Ihf
Pruice
'Ita
Jer.
J.im
FtId.
aged
3.
and
Ruth
!stad.
about
"
,nhl-
"
enumer..!
,
8.
were
walking
home
7:30
p.m.
from
the
Baptist
Church.
e
appotntwl
by
Mr.
Brown.
where
th(y
had
been
to
see
.a
,
""'
wir
uo
Ul,a
lhe
PPnlmnt
to
make
of
.
wedding,
and
were
about
to
turn
off
Sixth
Avenue
Into
EberU
Street
meratora
for
all
the
polling
,t4-when
a
car
driven
by
Emll
Jensen
l'on
in.
Uw
Mmicy
ex.:eut
..n
from
behind
travelllnif
P"
,luPt
hU
ritv
.!,
tMstwerd.
Barbara
was
evidently
two
,rtldln
PoUl
Parties,
wh,
;,
of
'
M
the
Liberal
and
r
suuak
and
thrown
to
the
side
'the
road,
being
rendered
uncon-
CF
on
the
result
of
,
sclous.
while
the
two
other
glrli
yMon,
each
n.imi.iut.
,1
ran
home
to
tell
Mrs.
Teng.
the
fifteen
men
to
handle
the
wc
Idriver
stopped
hla
car.
picked
up
A
n
m
nt
""
aH
tnn
and
took
her
to
the
hos-
Prepnrud
by
these
apjwlntecs
an
,pUl.
then
Immediately
reporting
Ul-aU
at
every
house
and
nuk
the
Incident
to
the
pollee.
"P
e
'lst
Arthur
BrK)ksbai
k
1
The
Injured
Rlrl
was
re)rtwl
rrlary
of
the
Liberal
Amotu-m
.morning
to
be
resting
cm-
,lnn-
JaD
iwury
-
f
fortably
and
was
not
believed
to
,ru"
C.CJ'
have
been
notified
t
..
jhave
been
seriously
injured.
iWiifPiciTu-
Stricken
Guard
prwore
the
lut
or
enumerators
wUlWn
five
day
and
it
1s
understood
that
work
on
the
list
then
commence.
!
Hie
returning
officer
altti
lu.
to
arrange
for
.pollliw
places
every
diatrlei
wltli
lh6
proper
of
fleers
in
charge.
Ballots
must
be
JUNEAU.
Jan.
27
-
-
The
coast-
prepared
and
sent
out
and
baUc
guard
cutter
Haida
left
Juneau
yea-
boxes
also
forwarded
Evcrythtu'
terday
on
a
3000-mile
mercy
voyage
must
be
done
atrictly
accurdlng
;
-to
Amchltka
island
to
pzt
up
a
regulations.
Tins
means
that
XIr
seal
Ruard
who
has
been
stricken
Brown
svlll
he
a
verv
busv
man
t
"
with
appendicitis.
thi
nrst
flvo
or
six
week
L1NZEY
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a
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Ie
Medium
she.
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dozen
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