PAGE
two
LINE
UP
ISPORTS
ARE
Step
Into
Style
With
ROOKIES
COMMENCING
Connie
.Mack
Lilies
His
Cut-rent
Baseball,
Football
and
Softball
Team
But
Says
Watch
1942's
;
Competitions
Arranged
for
Carnival
Week
PHILADELPHIA,
August
19:
Oj
Rookies
helped
so
much
In
the
in
With
Navy
Dlaying
Scottish
Athletics'
drive
toward
the
Ameri
AiniMII
nf
ik
iamivillc
It
111
DAILY
EDITION
Y
SHOES
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
by
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
early
fall
than
to
buy
a
pair
of
Hartt's
Shoes.
Exclusive
at
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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DAILY
NEWS.
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MEMBEB
Or
THE
f.'AIADIA
fKESS
Different
Ways
of
Life
An
article
renrinted
in
"The
Labor
Review?
makes
it
clear
that
the
war
now
being
waged
is
differenfrom
any.
M'OV
4M1rrV.f
in
4-V
nr.r.4-
T.
1
1.1.1.
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1.
.IS
yrf
S
?MJJSd
SePy,
,f-e
meets
.KXC.
ArHerre
LL
ti.
tK-
a'
t
.
and
Signal
Corps
tase
wtArmy
Ser-
LONDON
S
MEDALS
500
gallantry
awards
have
been
j25
made
to
members
of
the
Port
of
02
London
Authority,
for
their
conduct
during
German
raids
last
fall.
to
or
lo
h4
Mttxistal
PieE
hi
this
pMr
antl
Alas
Uw
D''
iivy,
13
Qaa.
ttereia.
Tuesday,
August
19,
1941.
Stalin
Is
Ready
-
-
It
is
evident
that
Josef
Stalin
is
ready
to
meet
British
and
United
States
representatives
with
a
view
to
arranging
complete
co-operation
both
on
the
eastern
and
western
fronts.
Possibly
by
the
time
this
is
in
print
the
delegates
will
be
on
their
way
or
in
session.
At
any
rate
the
Churchill-Roosevelt
meeting
seems
to
have
started
a
very
important
movement
in
the
direction
of
real
collaboration
which
should
have
beneficial
results.
.
No
Fear
of
Collapse
-
After
reading
or
hearing
some
of
the
Nazi
statements
in
regard
to
the
war
in
Russia
some
people
begin
to
fear
that
Russia
is
nhmir
in
onWanp
nnrl
thnf.
thp
war
in
thp!
east
is
nearly
over.
There
is
no
need
to
fear
anything
of
this
kind.
Russia
has
been
forced
to
retreat
on
part
of
the
front
but
the
retreat
has
been
carried
out
in
an
orderly
fashion
and
each
time
there
has
been
a
retreat
there
has
been
a
masterly
counter-offensive
that
has
been?
very
destructive
to
the
strength-and
morale
of
the
enemy.
FRIEND
OF
LOWER
DECK
PORTSMOUTH,
Aug.
19:
(CP)
J.
E.
Lane,
city
councillor
for
14
years
and
a
founder
of
the
Lower
Deck
Welfare
movement
in
the
He
was
54.
WE'LL
STOP
COUNTING
Almost
4,000,000,000
cigarets
were
!
vice
Bill
Park
in
Corps
at
the
Oyn
7
"
The
78-year
old
pilot
is
enthuse
"rir"
!.
.
iastic
stic
about
his
current
team-the
J
??l
first
had
necuon
wun
tr.e
wvic
centre
cat
invr
ovarii
Aiigitbci
iiv
w
.
...
.
.
wlU
et
under
thb
eTen
wa?
,nlval
in
eight
years-but
he
gets
more
excited
prospecU.
about
next
year's
ing.
The
winner
in
tonight's
football
This
might
be
called
the
first
p
me
will
play
the
Aiyansh
native
season
Jri
which
the
Athletics
have
ieam'
nwa"s
or
uw
ne
ww
gone
seriously
into
the
farm
busi-
trPny-
Thursday
afternoon.
ness
j
Entries
in
the
softball
teurna-
"Father
never
believed
in
farm
ment
are
r
Signals.
Can-clubs
before."
exDlains
Earle
Mack.
adlan
Scottteh.
HMXJ.S.
Armen-
Connie's
son
and
heir-apparent
to
tierrea'
Naval'
Headquarters.
Army
the
Athletics.
"Now
he's
con-
vrce
corps,
port
Simpson
and
vinced
you
have
to
have
them
to
Qrotto.
Grotto,
last
year's
winners.
get
the
ballplayers.
You
can't
find
Set
a
bye
and
will
play
only
In
the-I
them
anywhere
else."
.Iinai.
To
that
end
the
house
of
Mack
Baseball
games
will
be
played
has
taken
over
a
couple
more
Thursday
and
Friday
evenings
with
minor
league
teams
and
they
also
Canadian
Scottish.
Dry
Dock
and
have
working
agreements
with
Commodores
entered.
-
UsssSte
Published
Every
Afternoon,.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
UP-ohe
Jntomlional
and--J'ifJhL
.'I1
..v-
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r
:"TriVIdthgr1minorieague'''cluba,ln-
the
possession
of
the
Athletics
are
Newport
News
in
the
Virginia
league
and
Federalsburg
in
the
Eastern
shore
league,
as
well
as
Wilmington
of
the
Interstate
cir-1
cult.
SPORT
CHAT
.i
Hopes
of
a
royal
Derby
winner,
in
1942
have
been
placed
in
Big
Game,
a
handsome
two-year
old,
who
has
been
the
pride
of
this
LONDON,
Aug.
19:
-Altogether
land.
J?
racln.B
season
ta
Eng
ada
during
the
first
half
of
this
Minoru
ta
1909.
He
wns
the
last
of
l
VtnfT
TTH
Txrn
rrl
TTTTV
V-.AA
rU..
CUS3IFIE
Unbeaten
in
five
races,
this
fine
colt,
leased
by
the
King
from
the
National
Stud,
has
shown
his
heels
to
all
opposition
and
in
the
opinion
of
his
riders
hasn't
yet
been
seriously
tested.
The
unbeaten
Bahram
sired
this
popular
youngster
and
the
dam
was
the
flying
Myrobella.
He'
Is
bred
to
stay
and
his
prospects
for
the
future
appear
bright
because
horses
of
his
size
normally
improve
with
age.
VUAQ
VillCC
UVlUy
winners,
"Tfolffiwing
Persimmon
in
1896
and
Diamond
Jubilee
In
1900.
The
present
King
George
had
n.
horses
in
this,
year's
classics
but!
seems
certain
to
be
represented
next
year.
In
addition
to
Big
Game,
King's
Scholar,
not
yet
seen
in
public,
has
been
entered
in
the
Derby,
while
Big
Game
is
,on
the
list
for
the
2.000
Guineas
FOR
SALE
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
1
and
the
St.
Leger.
Sun
Chariot,
received
by
the
undersigned
up
an
unbeaten
filly
whose
recent
10-to
noon
of
Saturday,
August
23rd,
length
victory
in
the
Amesbury
1941.
for
the
purchase
of
Lot
19,
stakes
gave
the
King
his
nlnrfc
Block
8,
Section
1,
City
of
Prince
win
of'
the
season,
and
Starling
Rupert,
inclusive
of
building
and
were
accepted
for
the
Oaks
and
contents,
situate
at
1008
2nd
Av-
the
1,000
Guineas.
Air
Raid,
an-
enue.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
other
of
His
Majesty's
horses,
also
necessarily,
accepted.
Terms:
is
in
the
1,000
Guineas.
uft.w
i.i
tiic
paou
iv
ia
a
snuyyie
uiaweeu
uvu
uii-i
ress
was
awarded
the
O.B.E.
for
ierentwaysof
life
and
its
purpose;
two
ways
of
regarding
sale
used
toivsafe.
j.
&iSkin
and
determination
in
towing
cniorir
rwn
u-niii!
r.f
.wn,.
.
4-u
...
:
A
:
c
ii
r.i:j
uuv,v-
naya
ui
cstllliaLlllg
llie
pu&llIUll
Ul
LUC
lllUl
Noto
vidual
fn
society;
two
ways
of
assessing
the
meaning
of
human
life
upon
this
planet.
And
between
these
two
ways
there
can
be
no
compromise.
One
or
the
other
must
triumph.
One
or
the
other
must
be
destroyed.
For
they
are.
not
merely
mutually
hostile;
they
are
mutually
quite
incompatible.
While
among
the
Nazis
the
state
is
everything,
in
the
democracy
the
individual
is
everything.
The
Nazis
control
what
the
individual
shall
do,
hear,
read,
how
he
shall
worship,
if
at
all,
even
what
he
shall
think.
Everywhere
is
repression.
In
our
country
we
have
the
largest
possible
amount
of
freedom.
In
many
respects
all
men
are
equal.
They
have
similar
rights.
While
we
may
differ
in
our
views
on
many
subjects,
we
agree
that
every
man
has
a
right
to
his
opinion.
In
time
of
war
there
are
restrictions
but
normally
we
are
willing
to
fight
to
maintain
our
right
to
express
our
views.
Ours
is
a
growing
constituti6n,
a
changeable
constitution,
an
improving
constitution,
never
regarded
as
perfect
but
expected
to
improve,
and
each
person
is
expected
to
do
his
part
in
bringing
about
that
improvement
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
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nLikir
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Service
21
nour
Service
at;
Regular
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Strictly
cash.
Norman
A.
Watt,
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Roger
F.
Perry,
deceased.
special
$7i0,
6
unpainted
chest
of
drawers,
dining
room
chairs
and
bedroom
rhairs.
hprts
unrinps
and
snrinefipld
mattrp.p.
stnriln
.staging
a
tank
fund.
couches,
chesterfields
in
the
latest
patterns,
household
doors,
sinks,
wash
basins
at
low
prices.
.
'
til.
A
-k
-m
n
for
$40.00.
Also
2
billiard
tables
worth
$1000.00,
now
selling
both
for
$80.00.
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wanting
to
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Aug.
19:
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Some
of
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
6:45
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vs.
City
All
Stars
Prepare
for
Fall
and
Winter
Featuring:
Freedman
and
Gabbe,
Samuel
Hart
Ltd.
Ladles
and
Gents
Suits
and
Top
coats
to
Measure
10
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Continuing
till
End
of
August
Alteration
Specialty,
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Appointment
to
your
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smoothest,
kindest
whiskies
dare
submit
themselves
to
the
challcngo
of
the
water
test.
Every
drop
of
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distilled,
aged
and
blended
to
meet
this
one
all-searching
test.
Seagram
Whiskies
demand
nothing
more
than
plain
or
sparkling
water
to
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truly
delightful
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Baseball
Standings
(
Baseball
Scores
National
League
W
Brooklyn
73
St.
Louis
71
Cincinnati
C4
Pittsburg
59
New
York
56
Chicago
49
Boston
45
Philadelphia
31
American
League
New
York
80
Chicago
02
Boston
60
Cleveland
59
Detroit
53
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streets
e
Philadelphia
5i
driven
through
the
of
Lon
GOOD
OLD
ENCHANTRESS
LONDON,
Aug.
19:
Lieut-
,
Phone
Blk.
324.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
,
Commander
A.
E.
T.
Christie
of
the
Taylor
iajriui
made.
uiauc.
Worth
nwui
$251.35.
.
for
$150.00.
1
ice
box
box
worth
worth
$100.00.
now
selling
tf,
lamous
Admiralty
yacht
Enchant-
a
damaged
ship
back
to
port.
BOMBERS
vs.
STEAM
ROLLER
Manchester,
Aug.
19:
W
The
driver
of
a
steam
roller
was
killed
.Grey,
Hagwilget.
New
Hazelton.
,
pant,
of
theZ?lerl
Sed
TO
RENT
Bright
bedroom,
choice
localion.
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Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
5-4.
ChicaRO
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York
6-7.
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from
Broadcasting
Station
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
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for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.
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at
Ocean
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and
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Kivfr
Saturday
at
4:00
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for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
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Train
Friday
at
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a.m.
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information,
reservations,
etc.,
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all
Kinds
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MATERIAL
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in
a
stock
of
coal
now
for
the
winter
j
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