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Wednesday,
July
16;
1941.
EDITORIAL
Churchill
Cheerful
The
speech
of
Prime'
Minister
Winston.
Churchill
de
Hvered
twice,
on
Monday,,
once
at
an
open
air
'
meeting
m
Hyde
Park
and'
the
other,
time
at
a
luncheon,
wa'svmuch
.more.-
ontimistic
than
have,-
been
any
of
his
previous
ad
dresses.
There
was
still
a.
little
of
the.
sweat,
and
the
blood?
but
it
was
only
incidental'
whereas
the
increased
air
offensive
and
the
growing
power
to
attack
the
enemy
was-
the
outstanding,
theme.
We
alfiook,
to.
Churchill
to
tell
us
the
truth.
In
his
first
speech
he
saitl
he
had
little
to
offer
but
sweat,
blood
and
tears
with
eventual
victory.,
The
British
have
already
Had
most
o
the
sw.'eat'.Jatood
and
tears
but
happily
they
still
have
laughter
and
joy
and
happiness.
In
other
words
they
have
kept
their
morale.
The
broadcast
of
the
speech
direct
from:
Hyde
Park
indicated,
that
the
British
people
caacheec.
jpst.aa;
well
as
ever..
If
the
stories
that
come
from
Germany
are
true,
the
jbermans
have'
Iittfe
inclination
to
cheer
and
there
is
little
iaughter;in,the
land.
The
British;
know
they
wiU;
win
but
the
Germans
are
not
so
sure.
Experience
of
the
past
is
not
encouraging,.
Hretty
Nice
Work
TJJe
job
of
tilts
Arinour
Salvage
Company
wjiichi
has
Uiwuita
lucft-job-totlie-lwcial
dry
dock
is
ona-of
wliich
tlia
local
concern
can
welL
be
proudv
It
was
difiicult.work
getting
thevesselloff
the
bottom
andmovinir
her
as
was-
done
to
a
place
where
she
could
be
patched
up
sufficiently
to
enable
the
ship-to.
be
towed
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
Kvichak
is
here
and
'doubtless
the
Armour
firm
will
receive,
the
re
ward
of
success.
Eighty
Above
Zero
Itis
not
Often
that
the
thermometer
at
Prince
Riinprt.
toucneseignty
degrees.
We
are
mclmed
to
boast
that
in
this
pity
it
is
neververy.
hat
andiever.
very1
cold.
However,
tVl!5
Wnrm
Onoll
Vina
raiuvcarl
flirt
iiniml
v..
Inn
WTr.
!....
it.
.......
imo
itittocu
iaic,
uouai
luica,
y
c
niiuw
11
liasibeeni
hot,,
that
the
gaFdens-'
are
thirsty,
that
people.are
perjspinng
anu.cnac
visiroraare
wondering
it
they
made
amistake
when:
they-camenbrfh.
to:
escape
the
heat
of
the
south.,
A
good
many
people
just
now
would
welcome
a
shower.
The
Daily
News
is.
a.
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is.
the
only,
paper
north
of
Tancouverand
West
of:Edmonton
holding
membership
lh
til
pro
nrfrnni7Qtihna
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wnt
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KIWI
Ik
BRITISH,
TROOPS
TRAINING
FOR
INVASION
r
.w:jjtfgEa
I;
r
AFFORD
affordtobe;
TO
Although
actual
invasion,
oi
England
-has
been
put
oft-or.
at
least
postponed
for
some,
time,
because-
of.
Germany's
embroilment
with
Russia,
the
training
of
the
British,
forces
has
jiot
slackened
one
bit.
The
top
photo
shows
men
of
the
southern
command;
jumping
a
trench
during
a
theoretical
attack.
The
bottom,
photo
made
in
Northern
Ireland,,
shows
troops
going
through
a
barbed
wire
barricade
in
a
most
realistic
fashion
i
Today
in
Sports;
Fraser
Street
Sustains
First
Defeat
OL:
Season.
In
th
start
of
the
second
half
of
the
Ladles'
Softball
League
last
night
the
undefeated
Fraser
Streec
gjrls.
;suffered
their-
first
reverse
of
th
season
at
the
hands
of
the
Grotto.
The
winners
were
leading
right
through
up
until
the
start
of
the
seventh
when
the
losers
man
II
Ml
SECOND
HALF
"
INDEPENDANTS
IN
SOFTBALL
WIN
FOOTBALL
Defeated
Dry
Dock
by
Score
of
Four,
to
One
in
Gilhuly
Cup
Last
Night
by
a
score
of
four
to
one.
match
was
quite
well
contested
and
Ithe
bases
loaded
in
the
sixth
in-
aged
to
obtain
five
runs
on
errors
waa
watched
with
interest
by
a
ning.
he
got
the
Nationals
out
and
of-
their
opponents
to
.tie
the
score
good-sized
crowd
of
spectators,
16-16.
In
this
innins
the
Grotto'.
being
home
team-
came
to
bat
and
managed
to
get
one
run
to
win
a
close
17
to
16
decision.
The
win
ning
run
was
scored
by
Michl
Yamanaka
on
her
sister's
hit.
Miss
Davies,
playing,
behind,
the
bat
for
Fraser
Street
had
the
misfor-
SPORT
CHAT
held
them
to
one
hit
In
his
3
2-3
in
nings.
However,
Tommy
Bridges
(got
credit
for
the
3-1
win.
I
'
Here
are
the
stars
of
the
other
(games:
'
1933
Babe
Ruth
banged
an
early
I
homer
and
came
up
with
a
great
runnlnc
patrh
of
nhlrk
ITnfpv's
hit
fortune
to
sprain
her
knee
during
credited
"UTJ
with
1
.
naf
nevcr
,
uDpen
-.
that
seemed
good
for
a
a
triple
Wlflie
as
M
the
inft
Y::".!"
the
same
but
nontlnnprf
.f
kuZ'
winning
one
of
base-
J
7
.
r:
hull1
onnual
All-Rtor
crnmos
K.ifl'WWnWIU
won,
t-i.
uHtu
we
ena.
ine
winners
outhlt
r?
"
ig35Leftv
Gomez
nltchfri
three
Vi
ia
r
rip
Liirnnn
in
nprnnns
tno
mncr.n-
"
"S
Educed
'
lnnin
and
gave
up
three
hits
and
to
GrotW
were
Ritchie
'twular
in
the
and
James
!hd
K
'mW-"c!M
eight-year
Zon
TTm.,.
...
.V.rhaii
nitrhpr
ctnrt.
fnr
thJ
1936-Diji
Dean
s
hurling
brought
wcic,
iiduj
VU1CK.
ana
-
tho
Matlnnol
wauonais
tholr
ineir
nrsi
first
frliimr,li
Nntinntiis'
.,iiuline
tnumpa
,o
d
j
it,
th
innii,
Joe
Ratchford.
Scorer
was
Dominic
Montesano
Westview
Leads
Boys!
Softball
Tuesday's.
Score
17
To
McCIympnt,
cf..?
Dlz
all0Wet
n0
hItS
his
Opening
:tn
mpn
nn
n.
WM-11
,tnree
innings,
T,h
nth
t
a
ti
Foxx.
And
In,
the
second
he
tfan-;ned
Al
Simmonjs.
Joe
Cronin
and
T
-Pftv
flntYi
0-7
civ
crrPoMifr.
(n
succession,
five
of
them
against,
the
I
heaviest
hitters
in
the
game.
Hub-
bell
had
a
4-0
lead
when
he
left
the
Aeainst'box
but
the
Americans
ganged
up
n
latter
f
lingers
and
won,
9-7..Hub-
Den
nas
aone
a
pitcning
suint
In
Westvlew''s
win;
on
Tuesday
put
,
flve
of
tne
nine
games
without
thcteam
on
top
pf
the
local
Gyro
gaining
official
credit.
Playground
boys'
softball
league)!
-
Zihst
afu
lnSt
n
l0SS6S-
!
'
one
o
these
All-Star
games
,
Highlight
of
the
game
was
the
haS
had
its
super-star.
Five-times
fleldinsr
qt
Westview
s
inflelders,
.
the
standout
honors
have-gone,
to
especially,
that
of
Don
at
Hartwlg
twirlers,
three
times
to
hitters.
Max
snortstop
West
was
the
first
compfffatively
For
the-losers
Lorne-Reid
pitched
lt
J
iPSSPr-Vnn,n
c
1937
Lou
Gehrig
drove
in
four
runs.
He
started
Dean's
defeat
with
a
homer,
and
later
hit
a,
double.
1938
Johnny
Vaftder
Meer
became
the
only
rookie
to
win.
He
gave
up
only
one
hit
in
his
opening
three
innings.
The
Americans
have
won.
five
of
the
eight
games!
nice
ball
after
taklne
over
In
th
V,
.
v
Chicago,;
wiicaBu;
0-4,
u-t,
Brooklyn
orooiuyn
7-8.
v-a.
tWrd
xnira
lnnSft
innings
and.
S
?
X
uuiy'
Ri-
Rla
at
?
'?la,m-
tan
nn
hn
"e
Redout
nf
n.
om
a
homer
i..u.,
wlthj
.St
r.,...u
Louis,
3.
c
Philadelphia.
v.
.
2.
5S1.?SlR
il
5C
2S?
ttttXXSi
'
I
Thursday
morning's
game
will,
be
Sear
Cove
vs.
McClymont
at
Booth!
Memorial.
Sehools
CIIIPLESS
NIGHTS
LEEDS,
Eng.,
July
16;
(CP)
Fish
friers
may.
have
to
close
down
one
or.
two
nights,
a.
week
and.
some
may
even,
go
.
out
of
business
owing
to,
shortage,
of.
fats
for
fry-
i
Ing
chips,
according
to
local,
fish
friers.
CAPTIVE'S
HORSE
WINS
SALISBURY,
Eng.,
July
16
(CP)
-Although.
Lieut.
F:
Ti
Williams
Is.!
a.
prisoner
of
war
in,
Germany
his
I
horses.
stllL
appear,
on.-
English
,
tracks
His
Fairy
Prince
has
unset
the.
odds
twice,
recently,
Williams
wrote
asking
that
his
horses
be
kept
in
training.
Baseball
Scores
American,
League
NeW;
York,
5,
Chicago
4.
Boston-
6,
Cleveland
2.
Philadelphia,
2,
Detroit
3.
National
League
Pittsburg
5.
New.
York
1.
uncinnau
3.
Boston
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and
his
sister,
Miss
Margaret
McDonnell
of
Smlth-
ers,
are
entertaining
their,
two
brothers
and.
sister,
who
are
visiting
them
from
other
parts
of
the
coun
try.
It
is
a
family
re-union
and
represents
all
of
the
present
family.
It
Is
the
first
time
they
have
all
been
together
for
40
years.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Kilpatrlck,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Clarence
Goodacreand
Fred
Noel,
left
Smlth-ers
by
auto
a
fewdays
agofor
a
holiday
in,
the
south.
Mr,
Kilpatrlck,
who
Is
postmaster
at
Smithers,
Wednesday,
July,
18,
Ife,
TIMETOGET
tf
.lecttic
for
that
tinkle
in
tall
glasses
The
tinkle
of
ice
cubes
is
sweet
music
these
summer
days.,
yet
it's,
only
one
oi
the
many
contributions
an
Electric
Refrigerator
makes
to
hot
(i
YOU
CANT);
(,
without
it
j
Itlonals
to
a
4-0
win,
the
first
f-hut-
In
Gilhuly
Cup
football
lastnight'out
0f
the.
series.
Independents.
vwon.
over.-Dry-Dock.!,'
S.
P.;
Bob
Feller
stole
the
show
in
the
woodslde
acted
as
referee
The
1Q1Q
trnmo
mrion
wlHV
him
nut
find
weather
comfort.
Crisp,
fresh,
salads,
delicious
frozen,
desserts,
tasty
snacks
from
"loft
-
overs"
highlight
menus,
and!
keep
living
costs
down.
Yes
Reddy.
Kilowatt's
a
cool
customer,
when
ho.
wants
to
be
He's,
the
lad
you
need
in
your
home
when
the
heat
waves
strike.
Got
him
via
"
an
Electric
Refrigerator;
available
now
in
models
to
suit
every
family.
Comfortable
budget
terms,,
of
course,
while
the
cost,
of
operating
that
bc
Reddy
Kilowatt's
services
are
less
than
2c
a
day.
REDDY
SAYS:
"Save
money
with
an
electric
refrigerator.
Buy
War
Sarlngi
Stampi
with
what
you
are."
Intended
to
attend
the
convenUon
of
postmasters
in
Vancouver
while
ha,
was
away.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
i
July
16.
1916
General.
Nlvell
launched
a
French
count
cr-attack-jat
Verdun
along
the
Meuse;
made
i
progress
near
Fleury
and
Thlau-jmont
Rome
announced
heavy-fighting
In
the
Poslna
sectlr.
Ilus-'siahs
took
13,000
prisoners
oni
Vol-hynlan
front.
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