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"had.
London
was
bombed
terribly."
Thursday,
January
2,
1941.
EDITORIAL
:
And
yet
the
bombing
of
London
and
the
attempt
to
runs,
.
113,
Slmve
it
wined
out
bv
fire
was
not
very
important
in
-win-
base
w
Speeding
Up
Planes
-
-
:
The
increasing
speed
of
airplanes
has
been
made
pos-J
Sible
through
the
regulation
of
the
octane
content
of
the!i
gasoline
used,
according
to
William
F.
McDermott
writing"
in
the
Rotarian
magazine.
A
Russian
professor
at
North-j'western
University
has
worked
out
a
process
of
condens-.i
ing
the,molocules
oi
a
gas
tnat
was
lormeriy
wasted
in
me
faking
of
gasoline.
This
represents
a
tremendous
savins.
The
nenned
up
gas
is
capable
of
driving
an
airplane
up
to
iuu
m:
speed
recent'
les
an
hour.
So
far,
however,
the
greatest
y
attained
has
been
520
miles'
an
hour.
Our
Road
Stealing
-
-
-
The
first
suggestion
for
the
building
of
a
highway
connecting
the
United
States
with
Alaska
was
that
it
"should
keen
as
close
as
possible
to
the
coast.
Then
came,
suggestions
.that
it
might
go
farther
inland
and
now
we
find
the
people
of
Alberta
all
fussed
up
over
the
possibility,
of
it
passing
through
their
province
and
.up
the
Mackenzie
Valley.
Quite
likely
.all
these
routes
will
eventually
be
served
'
by
a
Jiighway
but,
for
the
present,
it
seems
as
if
a
route
that
would
serve
the
southeastern
panhandle
of
Alaska
as
well
as
the
great
interior
would
be
advisable.
By
following
this
route
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart
also
would
be
served
and
the
great
mineral
belt
opened
up.
In
mentioning
.the
highway,
we
do
not
wish
to
divert
attention
from
the
war
needs
but
we
notice
that
an
at
asm
SPORTS
OF
WINTER
IN
SMITHERS
SMTTHERS,
Jan.
2;
With
the
first
ibonsniel
of
Uie.SnUthers
Curl-
ring
,Ciub
completed,
tplay
has
now
'started
in
.the
.tournament
lor
the
Hanson
Cup.
Twelve
rinks
will
be
lined
up
In
this
tournament
and,;
,wlth
fine
.toe
and
good
curling
defeating
the
Downey
rink.
In
the
Tawn
Hockey
League
bettered
Rogers
Hornsby's
record
I
of
42,
made
in
1922.
By
hitting
8
Ihome
runs
in
a
same
twice
during
the
1940
season,
Mize
became
the
Curlinff
And
Hockey
Are
Now
Well
duplicated
Under
Way
Jolm
A
petitions
with
outside
teams
both
Payers.
In
hnnVav
nrvfl
nrllntr
liirlnr
thp
Dy
Waking
10
course
of
the
winter.
1
ruivi
tnAi
'
!
Official
National
.that
270
b&ttinp
League
players
championship
games.
Of
this
num-'
ber;
81
engaged
l?v
75
games
or
more,
185
took
part
in
10
to
74
games
and
54
appeared
in
fewer
than
10
games..
;Debs;Ganns,
Pitts,
burg,
leads
the
batters
with
a
ier.
.355,
.355.
this
feat
In
.1940
on!
Only
.two
players
took
part
all
their
club's
games
Frank
150.
McCormask.
with
i
i
The
Newbury
rink
carried
off
tx
.
"w
i
first
honors
in
,the
recent
bcmsplel
Uve
&me
slreaK
10
4b's
S?
by
defeating
the
rink
skipped
by
&W4g4g
DutMn
the
finals.
V-
'
;
The
rink
skipped
by
Sam
Nut-
g,
,,.
-
-
-
...
"".ter
won
the
consolation
prize
by
Hasseitt,
in
coiwecutlve
hits.
,tlcd
a
recoitl
held
by
four
players..
He
made
2
hits
In
the
second
game
of
June
9,
4
on
June
10
and
4
on
June
14.
Daniel
W.
Lltwhller,
a'hlladel-amia,
and
Enos
B.
Slaughter,
St.
Louis,
itled
for
the
longest
xonse-
Tppords
of
theicuuve
nirang
sireaK.
zi
games.
for
1340
choviL1twhller
made
30
hits
in
87
times
took
part
In
at
bat
for
a
mark
of
.414.
The
run
began
in
the
second
game
of
September
1.
against
Boston,
and
was
halted
by
the
same
club
in
the
second
game
of
September
23.
Slaughter
made
34
hits
In
80
times
at
bat
for
.425,
beginning
with
ppntaa-e
of
Frank
A.
McCor,u,c
,"ak
"
omu
u,
111
the
Daily
News
published
Monday
there
were
two
mack,
ClricJiuvUl.
went
to
bat
against
Pittsburgh,
and
ending
.'.KnfQtnnrlmo'
nvfi'nlpc
Onp
One
wn
was
n
a
snmmnvv
summary
ot
nf
thft
the
sneech
speech
'.most
most
times,
times,
C18;
gib;
m
maae
moiv.nvo-r
j-""
w
I'Bfi
President
Roosevelt
and
the
other,
a
summarized
des-feJ18-.
..i;r..i.:
ii
j.
i-i.u
xt:
fu.n
t
iC.
Hack,
Chicago,
WANTED
vitn
-
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tied
for
most
crtpuuu
oixne
attempt,
m
uicnazaa
toactxuc
uumiwu.
b
,
im
19l.
wa,
the
tnlrd
passing
up
the
street
tne
writer
nearu
a
may
asK
oi
an-
'consecutive
year
Mccormack
totai-
"What
is
the
news
today
"
The
reply
was:
very-ied
most
base
hits.
Burgess
u.
Whitehead,
.New
Yoric,.
scotea
most,
av
and
matle
mart
three-
hing
the
war
whereas
the
speech
of
Roosevelt
was
one
of
Johnny
Ml2Ci
Si:
Louis,
for
the
.the
very
important
events
and
the
best
kind
of
news
for
for.
a:
at.
units
player
that
the
British
Empire.
The
bombing
of
London
was
the
Ithird
consecutive
year,
led
in
total
.ie.Vent
.df
importance
.
to
a
person
with
.
friends
or
relatives
.bases,
wim
.308,
and
for
the
sec
1
-
'-'.
m
a
I
..AnHiiUin
iAn
Yci
f
11
tt
i
1
ru
j.
11
1
...i
..home
runs,
'
43,
estaunsning
tlie
United
States
is
all
important.
.
jj
:
-
Few
Lives
Lost
Comparatively
-
-
-
TJie
number
of
lives
lost
compared
with
the
number
Tost
in
the
last
war
seems
to
be
very
small.
The
casualties
Dunkirk
.constituted
the
most
outstanding
loss
on
the
British
side.
It
is
impossible
to
know
how
many
casual--!
ties
there
have
been
in
the
German
and
Italian
ranks.
A
trine
most
a
new
DIM
new
type
ot
warlare
has
replaced
tne
om
one
in
wiiicniFORiEENTrLarge,IurniShed
office
ithere
is
very
.little
more
danger
to
the
soldier
than
there
including
heat
and
light.
Daily
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News.
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V
l-vi-
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w
-----
V
I
b
ibe
victims
as
are
the
men
of
the
active
forces.
It
is
a
curious
change.
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Is
being
made
to
steal
our
highway
and
we
do
notrosT
Oren
coat.at.Moose.
Find
want'
them
to
get
away
with
it.
1
r
pieaserieav
at
Daily
News.
(Q)
Cincinnati
had
the
longest
win
nlng
strealc,
11
trames,
which
began
with
the
first
game
of
September
11.
against
Boston,
and
ended
with
the
second
game
.of
September
21,
against
Pittsburgh.
New
York
had
the
longest
losing
streaK,
11
.games,
from
the
frrst
game
of
September
11,
against
st.
Louis;
until
Boston
was
beaten,
September
21.
Brooklyn,
by
winning
its
first
nine
games
to
start
the
sea
son,
tied
the
record
made
by
Now
York
in
1918.
.Brooklyn
and
Boston
took
5
hours
and
19
minutes
to
play
20
innings
on
July
5,
establishing
a
new
high
for
time
required
to
de
clde
a
ball
game.
New
York
and
Philadelphia
played
the
two
shortest
games
In
.1940,
.1
hour
and
26
minutes,
,the
first
game
of
Sep
tember
26
and
September
27.
The
longest
nlne-lnnlng
game
played
last
.season
was
the
first
game
of
September
8,
St.
Louis
Pittsburgh,
which
took
.3
BOWLING
Signals.
Bankers
vs.
Phllpott
Evltt.
February
24
R.C.A
J,
vs.
Signals,
Armours
vs.
Phllpott
Evltt,
Malkins
vs.
Bankers,
Home
OH
vs.
Llnsett.
March
,3
Bankers
vs.
Home
Oil,
Malkins
vs.
Llpsett,
B.C.A.F.
vs.
Phllpott
Evitt,
Signals
vs.
Armours.
March
10
Armours
.vs.
Lipsett.
Bankers
vs.
R.C.A.F.,
Malkins
vs.
Phllpott
Evltt,
Home
Oil
vs.
Signals.
March
17
Malkins
vs.
Signals,
Home
Oil
vs.
Phllpott
Evltt.
R.C.A.F.
vs.
Llpsett,
Armours
vs.
Bankers.
March
24
Lipsett
vs.
Phllpott
Evltt,
Signals
vs.
Bankers,
Armours
vs.
Malkins,
Home
Oil
vs.
RC.A.F.
March
31
R.C.A.F.
vs.
Amours,
Home
Oil
vs.
Malkins,
Signals
vs.
Phllpott
Evltt,
Bankers
vs.
Llpsett.
Aprin
Bankers
vs.
Phllpott
Ev-
ltt,
Liptt
vs.
Signals,
Home
Oil
vs.
Armours,
R.C.A.F.
vs.
Malkins.
OM)
FOOTBALLER
DUBLIN.
Jan.
2:
(CP)
,R.
a.
Warren,
former
Irish
International
footballer
and
president
of
the
Irish
Rugby
Union
in
1895-0,
died
In
Dublin.
He
played
15
times
for
Ireland,
from
1884
to
1890.
Hundrr
as
ot
people
try
a
the
Dally
News
classified
column
and
get
good
results,
(tf)
39
players
in
their
nlne-lnnlng.
game
of
May
5,
.established,
a
new
record
for
number
of
players
tn
an
extra-lnnlng
gam
The
24
players
used
by
Pittsburgh
also
set
a
new
record
for
one
club
,
In
an
overtime
game.
Eleven
pitchers
saw
service
in
this
game,
6
being
used
by
.Pittsburgh
.and
MacKenzie's
Furniture
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
5
by
Bos
agalnstjton.
When
.St.
Louis
used
6
hours
I
pitchers
.ntl
Pittsburgh
5
in
a
and
17
minutes.
Cincinnati,
by
at-
nlne-lnnlng
game,
September
8,
talnlng
100
victories,
became
onej
these
clubs
tied
a
record
held
by
of
three
clubs
since
1913
to
reach
Philadelphia-New
York,
second
that
mark
In
a
single
season.
jgame.
September
6,
1924,
and
'equalled
by
Chicago-Philadelphia,
Brooklyn
and
.St.
Louis,
by
using
June
.9.
1928,
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oi
wt
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nermUs
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most
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I7:."
nkpr..
.innuurv
u
mumtiia
Tames
vs-
IIome
OU'
Arni0urs
vs-1DD
155
games
w
,
i
.
o
r
a
v
January
13-R.C.A.F.
vs.
Phllpott
Evitt.
Signals
vs.
Armours,
Aiamms
Banken
vs.
Bom
iOU.
Melvln
T.
OU,
New
York,
by
vs.
.Upsett.
January
20-S
ianate
w.
Home
0
1
making
19
heme
runs,
brought
his
lifetime
total
to
388.
He
has
.piled
Malkins
vs.
PhilphQtt
Evltt.
Bankers
up
more
heme
runs
than
any
vs.
R.C.A.F.
Armours
.Llpsett.
ntJiPr
.MnJkmM
I
oaeiiP
nlaver
for
January
27-Llppsett
vs.
R.C.A.F.,
all
time.
William
M,
Werber,
Cur
the
.Canadian
iNational
Railways
pminott
Evltt.
Malkins
vs.
Signals.
iteam
won
the
.first
.game
of
the
'
.,
".,
":,
.
.
,1
Whm.rv
a-Armours
vs.
Malkins.
!
season
when
Sons
team
5
they
to
2.
Armours
vs.
Bankers.
Home
Oil
vs.
Deal
me
wative
,
.
.
...
ii,.
nil
vq
Slsnals
vs.
.
t,t
Hnnkr.5.
I.ltvwtt
vs.
Ph
lDhott
Evltt.
These
winter
sports
will
con-
"
""
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inlsicnaU
;
Phllpott
(
February
lu-iignais
vs
vs.
i-nupu.fc
tourt'jen-lnnlns
May
13,
tin.m
mi
thmnph
thp
vmrai
and
a
same,
YJhJSm.
Wed
two
recolds
held
many
!
Evltt.
Bankers-vs.
Llpsett.
Home
Oil
u
it
is
hopetl
that
there
will
be
com-
,tv.
Mniitina
R.C.A.F.
vs.
Armours.
February
17
R.c
J
vs.
MaiKins,
Home
Oil
vs.
Armours,
Llpsett
vs.1
Hans
Petterson.
.urage.
r-ourm
Avenue
East,
$50.
T.
Rysstad.
residence,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
$1800.
Thursday,
January
BUILDING
I
DIES
AT
FOR
YEAR
MASSETI
Total
Was
$02,304
As
Compared
With
$79,C25
In
,WJ,
Coiiiiiila-tion
Shows
Kenneth
Davis,
Hrotlier
Of
Allien
nuauiM
aim
?un
01
;
Alaska
Allnister,
Passes
Awa
The
death
ohurr
d
tomorrow
Anglican
Hope
for
JOHN
GURVICH,
Contractor
Wishes
to
Announce
the
Founding
of
the
Seal
Cove
Trucking
Small
jobs
are
higger
the
job
and
Transportation
lo.
And
for
Your
Service
Offers
4
DUMP
TRUCKS
TO
4-YAKD
CAPACITY
AND
2
LARGE
COVERED.
VANS
our
business
but
the
the
better
we
like
it
For
Any
Type
of
Truck
Hauling
by
Hour
or
Contract
Phone
THREE-TWO
Please
I
I
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FRIEND"
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Sole
Distributors
McLcod
River
Hard
Coal
r.DSON,
NANAIMO-WELL1NGTON,
KULKI.EY
VAl.LEV
41
Tuodny
morn.
o
f
thto
we-,
nrOTTlWTEC
for
the
year
1940
totalled
$02,394
K
KM
nVlLilJ
aTconmared
with
$19,025
in
1939.
his
home
in
ton
Kcnnd
"a
lVJLlJ
-V
UI?i-l
-M.C.L
It
.Itavl-
Davis,
brother
brothw
of
of
Mn
Mn.
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.tnrv
tn
hit:
a
hnmB
run
in
(rame
!
cuuijuuuuii
nnvn..Mon
ui
of
i"
monthly
j
ngures
a
"
'
Adams
or
Masf:ttf
wno
ha.
4,
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...
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the
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Way
Next
$5925
was
L
in
December
nnTbeTlMO
1939.
The
The
heavl-
heavi-
ctt.
Mr.
ami
Mr,
Adams
will
teJ,
morning
oDt-ara
thil
mission
boat
We'tod
Massett
to
otlend
ttd
funeral
'
,"'
Deceased
was
32
years
of
a?l
and
wai
born
in
Alaska,
bein?
ft.
:
half.
Home
Oil,
.for
the.
city
champ-
....
....
Araiuo
son
of
Rev.
Samuel
"
Davl;
of
Hj
llonshiD.
MnMi
'dhur-
,s
survived
by
fcl
The
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
jjasfi0-nert,
repairs,
Bisjrar
children-four
boys
and
two
...j..i.
ciwnnd
hnlf
nf
the
f
A
"spot"
coitus
you
only
half
;
dollar.
Try
it
in
the
Daily
Nei
j
"lawslfiMl
column
in
J
Office
and
Coal
Bunkers
Trotier's
Dock
rhone
58
Wishing
You
All
A
Very
If
(
tvtf
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ORMES
LTD.
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you
joae
tnythinjf,
advertise
for
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