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Debt
To
Russia
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..25
.02
No
matter
what
the
outcome
of
the
war.
in
Russia,
the
democracies
owe
a
deep
debt
to
Russia
for
putting
up
such
a
magnificent
fight.
Of
course
Russia
is
fighting;
primarily
in
her
own
defence
and
we
feel
confident
she
will
not
again
be
subjugated
but
in
the
meantime
she
is
suffering
severe
losses.
How
severe
we
shall
not
know,
possibly
for
years
to
come.
Although
driven
back
in
some
sections
the
fight
continues
and
it
has
done
a
great
deal
toward
exhausting
Germany.
Russia
will
probably
continue
to
fight
until
winter
sets
in
when
fighting
will
be
difficult
if
not
impossible.
The
British
assaults
from
the
air
will
increase
in
severity
and
may
be
followed
by
a
land;
invasion,
all
of
which
will
make
it
more
and
more
difficult
for
Germanv.
We
believe
that
we
shall
win
this
war.
We
believe
f
that
in
collaboration
with
Russia
we
shall
subdue
Germany.
Then
there
will
be
a
great
period
of
reconstruction
when
Germany
will
have
to
amend
her
wavs
and
all
the
countries
she
has
occupied
will
also.'have
an
opportunity
to.1
rrnvot.i.sl
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II.
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1
rt
j
i
icv-uiisuuti,
wiiii
ine
am
m
nruain
anu
uniceu
aiaies.
Let's
Show
The
Way
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The
governments:
at
Washington
and
at
Ottawa
suddenly
realized
recentlv
that
the
neonles
nf
TTnitprl
Srntes
and
Canada
would
have
to
curtail
their
consumption
of
gasoline
and
oil
in
order
tokeep
Great
Britain
adequately
supplied.
The
loss
of
tankers
through
enemy
action
and
the
ever
increasing
demand:
for
motor
fuel
by
the
Empire
flying
forces
could
only
be'
met
by
diverting
tankers
from
American
and
Canadian
ports
to
ports
of
Great
Britain.
Both
governments
elected
to.
effect
the
necessary
reduction
in
Canada
and
United
States
through
the
voluntary
effort
of
private
motor
car
owners,
motorboat
owners
and
by
economies
set
up
by
business
firms
using
large
numbers
of
trucks
and.
cars.
Because
the'
majority
of
United
States
citizens
are
wholly
m
sympathy
with
Great
Britain
in
the
battle-she
is
putting
up
against
the
dictators,
there
are
thousands
south
of
the
border
who
are
responding
to
the
appeal
made
from
Washington.
In
Canada,,
the
response
has
been
generous.
It
is
estimated
that
the
gross
consumption
of
gasoline
and
oil
in
this
country
has
been
reduced
by
about
15
per
cent.
But
Canadians
will
not
likely
be
satisfied
with
this
result.
This
country
is
at
war,
fighting
for
its
very
existence
and
the
realization
of
Canada's
stake
in
the
battle
for
Victory
should
produce,
and
will
produce,
a
motor
fuel
saving
which
will
set
a
real
pace
for
her
neighboring
motorists
in
the
Republic.
We
think
Prince
Rupert
has
done
better
than
fifteen
per
cent
but
that
is
no
reason
why
the
people
here
should
not
do
better
yet.
It.
is
part
of
our
job
to
save
in
every
possible
way,.
.
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'SPORTAT
CARNIVAL
Football
and
Softball
BHnp
Featured
Each
Afternoon
An
interesting
sports
program,
featuring
football
and
softball,
is
being
carried
out
with
games
each
afternoon
and
evening
in
connection-with
the-Civic
Centre
Carnival
program.
iand
Navy
football
teams
will
play
off
for
the
right
to
meet
the
Alyansh
native
team
tomorrow
for
the
Civic
Centre
Cup
now
held
by
the
Naas
lver
team.
This
e'ening;
the
Grotto
team,
which
has
lost'
only
on
softball
game
in
the
city
league
so
far
this
year
and
that
by
default,
will
meet
Canadian
Scottish
inf
one
of
the
semi-final
games
for
the
Civic
Centre
softball
cup.
Trie
other
semifinal
game-
will
bring
the
Signal
Corps
and
the
Air
Force
together
together
tomorrow
evening
with
the
final
set
for
Sunday
evening.
Baseball
games
in
connection
with
the
carnival
have
been
called
off
and
there
will
be
no
field
sports.
SIGNALS
WINNERS
Air
Force
Also
Victorious
In
nival
Softball
Last
Night
.
In
the
senior
league
softball
;game
staged
last
night
in
the
Carnival
Cup
play-off
series,
Slg-'nal
Corps
won
again
from
the
Navy
by
a
score
of
13
to
12
while
,the
Air
Force
came
from
behind
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seventh
and
last
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to
Subscription
Rates
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City
Per
year,
$5.00;
Half
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$2.50;
One
Month.
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10-4
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hard
50c;
One
Week.
lZc.
Out
of
Town
Subscribers,
by
Mall,
$3.00
a
Year
luck
Port
Simpson
boys.
In
both
of
Advertl.
and
Circulation
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ese
games
there
was
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Member
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oi
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Thursday,,
August
21,
1941.
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7.
Chicago
9,
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4.
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Scottish
vs.
City
All
Stars
SAVOY
HOTEL
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Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
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PHASER
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Rupert
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Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
BASEBALL
!
WIN
EASY;
Dry
Dock
Dims
Searchlights
by
16
to
1
Score
i
In
lMt
night's
baseball
game
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
the
Dry
Beck
cam
back
with
a
bang
to
come
out
on
the
long
end
of
a
score
of
16
to
1.
It
all
started
off
in
the
ftnt
lnnia
wben
Bury
knocked
out
a
hooHv.
driving
Btynon
in
ahead
of
him.
Alter
that
there
was
only
one
inning
when
Dry
Docks
failed
to
score.
Poor
fielding
by
Searchlights
was
principally
responsible
for
the
heavy
scoring,
although
at
no
time
during'
the
game
was
there
any
doubt
about
who
was
playing
the
best
ball
on
the
field.
Batteries
were:
Searchlights
O'Neill
and
Alford.
Dry
Dock
Arlihgton
and
Bury.
Thorndyke
and
Bickerton
were
umpires
and
Al
Shipp
of
the
Y.M.C
A.
kept
score.
League
standings
to
date:
W
L
Pts.j
Dry
Deck
4
1
.800
Commodores
3
1
.750
1
Socttish
2
3
.400,
Searchlights
0
4
.000.
!
SPORT
CHAT
!
Sam
Snead
won
the
Canadian
Open
Golf
Championship
at
Toronto
a
year
ago
today
when
Har-oW
(Jug
Mc8paden
missed
a
two-foot
putt
oh
the
final
green
of
their
18-hole
play-off.
Slammin'
Sammy
posted
a
771
to
the
defending
champion's
72.
The
playoff
!was
forced
when
both
finished
the
regulation
72
holes
in
281.
Jack
Dempsey,
dethroned
as
world
heavyweight
boxing
champion
by
Gene
Tunney
in
1926
and
again
beaten
by
Tunney
in
1927,
started
a
comeback
10
years
ago
tonight.
It
ended
August
15.
1932.
when
Kingfish
Levinsky
of
Chicago
scored
a
10-round
decision
over
the
one-time
Manassa
Mauler.
I'm
thankful
for
the
lucky
day
I
learned
a
speedy,
easy
way
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get
slick
shaves
you
sure
enjoy-That
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fo
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tttvpi
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AN
ILL
WIND
LONDON,
August
20
Xff
0n!
56
able-bodied
persons
are
receiT-
Jng
outdoor
relief
in
London
cam.
pared
with
1,131
before
war
broke
out.
Nell
Cameron
and
William
Rf!4
Frank
Dibb-,
skip,
Peter
Ukil
Six
rinks
representing
the
Can.
Qrge
Dawes
and
Yule.
adian
Legion
have
challenged
the'
Jack
Preece,
skip.
James
Bcji,
rest
of
the
city
players
to
a
lawn
Fred
Hardy
and
Dr
R
C
Bamfari
bowling
tournament.
The
Legion,
G.
P.
Tinker,
skip,
J
J
Judje,!
rinks
arc
as
follows:
J:
Little
and
Campbell.
Louis
Arroll,
skip,
F.
S.
Walton,
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray
skip
S.C
Harry
Thrupp
and
John
Bulger.
'Thompson,
C.
L.
Youngman
anil
R.
E.
Benson,
skip,
R.
E.
James,
A.
HInton.
refreshment!
HERE
IS
A
BEER
WORTHY
OF
THE
NAME
IN
EVERY
WAY.
TRY
SOME"
YOURSELF
AND
YOU'LL
ADMIT
THAT
BRITANNIA
IS
TODAY'S
PASSWORD
FOR
GOOD
BEER
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.
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at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
.
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Saturday
M
4:00
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calling
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Ocean
Falls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
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6:00
p.m.
P.SX
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
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11:00
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P.S.T.
A.
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and
Dining
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reservations,
etc..
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Itupert
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