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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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nupriff.
British
Columbia
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN.
MANAGING-EDITOR
Museum
as
Civic
Asset
SATURDAY.
SEPT.
27,
1941.
The
museum
is
an
important
civic
asset
and
one
that
BATTLE
FOR
THIRD
SPOT
Interest
in
B15
League
Play
Diminished
Now'
That
Pennant
1
Races
Are
Settled.
ADVERTISING
RATES
I
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
25
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
27:
With
the
Classified
Advertisements,
per
word,
per
insertion
02
pennant
contests
in
both
divisions
SUBSCRIPTION'
RATES
jnow
settled
and
the
Brooklyn
avi.ir.inw-
nni
in
oftvPpr
vmi-
tsnn-
Half
vir
2
5iv
nri-
Dodgers
of
the
National
League"
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nn
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rn
t.rf
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R,,hc.rihpri
hv
fii
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nrt
J
matched
with
the
New
yonc
yan-
a
Year.
Advertising;
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau'
of
Circulations
ME.MBEK
OP
THE
CaJIAWAN
fKEAS
falls
off
in
the
remaining
games
of
the
schedules.
Chicago
White
been
put
in
good
shape,
it
being
left
for
the
Museum,
to
figure
m
the
third-place
fight.
Legg
Board
to
renovate
the
interior.
This
will
cost
a
consid-i
Yesterday's
big
league
scores:
Rhyi
Rhynard
erable
sum
but
it
is
worth
the
money
to
have
something
Desuies
loiem
poles
ana
gardens
lor
tne
tourists
to
see.
Unfortunately,
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
old
building
was
condemned
by
the
city
engineer,
tourists
have
been
unable
this
year
to
see
the
fine
collection
of
Indian
relics
here
but,
if
the
plans
of
the
museum
board
are
carried
out,
everything
will
be
in
readiness
for
next
season
and,
in
the
meantime,
the
collection
will
be
considerably
increased.
The
heads
of
big
game
animals
just
received
from
the
provincial
museum
at
Victoria
Will
be
a
verv
valu
Germany
After
Oil
.
.
.
Germany's
one
great
need
just
now
is
oil
and
a
big'S'gnal
cxiuii,
is
ueniK
inaue
to
secure
it
irom
nussia.
it
is
also
expected
that
Iran
may
be
invaded
for
the
same
purpose.
In
the
meantime
the
British
will
quite
possibly
draw
on
National
League
Cincinnati
4,
Pittsburg
3.
American
League'
Washington
1-0,
New
York
4-1
Chicago
3.
Detroit
4.
Cleveland
5-3;
St.
Louis
6-2.
New
York
73
able
addition
to
the
local
collection
and
will
have
good
Chicago
69
decorative
value.
This
is
the
first
time
the
museum
at
Boston
:
61
Victoria
has
recognized
the
local
museum
as
an
impor,phnadelphla
41
110
tant
entity
tnat
is
oi
service
to
tne
public.
If
all
take
an
interest
in
this
institution
which
is
now
located
right
up
in
the
business
centre
it
can
become
increasingly
importarit.
The
officers
say
they
need
showcases
for
the
collections
artd!
several
totem
poles,
one
or
two
for
the"
outside
and
others
for
inside
the
buildintr.
It
American
League
New
York
101
Boston
82
Chicago
75
Detroit
75
Cleveland
74
!St.
Louis
69
Navy
3
Medical
Corps
2
Scottish
II
2
Is
.2
L.
53
55
65
72
78
83
91
51
69
77
77
78
83
is-
quite;
possible
that
one
or
more
of
the
native
chiefs
iSadeiphia
Washington
ZZIlZ
68
no
84
iiuKuu
iiKe
tu
uonaie
one
or
more
poies
ana
nave
tneir'
National
League
W.
Brooklyn
99
St.
Louis
96
Cincinnati
87
Pittsburg
80
rest
01
mem
out
01
tne
country.
LARGELY
IN
WAR
Why
We
Shall
Win
The
Financial
Post
has
made'
a
study
of
the
war
situation
and
sets
out
to
show
that
thirty-two
billions
of
war
equipment
is
to
come
from
Canada
ami
thp
TT
K
this
year
while
Germany's
total
war
expenditure
would!
be
twenty-three
billions.
Germany
is
short
of
such
essentials
as
gasoline,
lubricants;
many
metals,
textiles
and
fats.
Germany
has
worked
wonders
with
her
economy
of
substitution
and
use
of
synthetic
products,
but
the5
methods
employed
are
very
wasteful.
;
The
democracies
are
making
enormous
speed
in
turning
their
aluminum,
copper,
nickel
and
steel
into
snips
,
tanks
and
airplanes.
I
The
British
nation
and
United
States
are
now
ap-'
preaching
the
combined
airplane
output
of
Germany,
I
tt
d
jo.
""V"1-
Ui
Europe,
a
year
irom
now
the1
United
States
output
should
reach
4,000
planes
a
month.
Air
crew
training
plans
of
the
Empire
and
United,
Mates
i
for
the
current
year
will
turn
out
four
times
as
many
trained
pilots,
navigators
and
gunners
as
German
v'
can
expect
to
turn
out.
While
Germany
and
Italy
lead
in
the
number'
of
sub-'
marines
and
warplanes
iii
commission,
in
all
other
naval
vessel
the
democracies
lead
and
Britain
and
the
United
btates
are
both
building
at
a
prodigious
rate.
Thd
democracies'
control
the
major
materials
of
war'
such
as
coal,
iron,
copper,
cotton,
oil.
and
rubber;
Hitler
has
long
been
accumulating
war
supplies,
but'
the
lead
is
being
taken
from
him
and
very
soon
the
vast
increase
m
supplies
and
the
ability
to
use
them
will
place
uic
uciuuv-irtwes
ui
a
inuui
more
iavoraoie
position.
J,
H.
BULGER
1
Frfh
tdcaf
Raw
artd
Pasteurized
Milk
Optomefrist
vaiLentin
daiiy
Opposite
Post
Office
PHONE
657
Pet.
.651
.636
names
attached.
By
doing
that
they
would
be
helping
n
!
o.
j
to
perpetuate
the
native
art
and,
at
the
same
time,
edu-
DOWlmg
otandingS
Ltnc
me
pcupie
iu
an
appi
euauun
oi
tne
special
worn
tne
w
natives
did
in
the
days
before
the
white
men
came
to
the!
Engineers
4
country.
I
Scottish
I
4
Seal
Cove
4
"
I
Dry
Dock
3
GENEVA;
Sept.
27:
(0))
Cor-
SCOTTISH
BOWLING
kees
of
the
American
for
the
Fourteen
Teams
it...u.
c..,
,
407
I
rn,t
.453
SCOUT
BLITZ
HEROES'
PLYMOUTH,
Eng.
Sept.
27:
ffl)
-Tronn-T.pn
rfpr
nnnaM
r'umminc
Reid
Total
(
(Oliphant
.
In
Action
In
weekly
League
nay
wsi
Evening-
dMimtctiu
credttMi
to
it
or
to
th
Associated
ptm
m
this
Dawr
and
mao
th
tinuin?
a
battle
for
third
place
in
Attached
Seraeants.
Clerks,
no.
1
.127
......
122
Wilson
107
Eakin
121
Curtis
125
Handicap
i
90
Totals
C92
Attached
Sgl's
1
McAdam
178
Miller
140
169
Barr
83
.573
Kn
161
.526
Handicap
62
.484
TotaIs
803
.454
Jeeps
1
.401
Pollack
93
.275
Bailey
133
Brindamour
114
.663
Rowland
.181
.543
Dulder
.
U35
.493
Handicap
7150
.493
Totals
-80C
1
,.r,5
448
Ackerman
218
275
Sheridan
...r
157
Pts
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
Lawes
.131
Hutchinson
128
Handicap
104
Totals
913
Officers'
No.
1
1
Bapty
125
Matthew
,
54
Stone
75
Jukes
129
McMurty
183
Handicap
90
Totals
656
Clerks
1
F.
Stewart
148
F.
Keane
160
P.
Henderson
116
1
..
164
i
McLean
69
friere
del
Tivina,
Italian
language
nlet
-
85
Swiss
DaDer.
savi
90
nor
rt-nt
nf
Cameron
95
the
wnrlri'.w-rinniilaHAm.
ln.iji.n
Cann
..
(.vjwmnvi,
.JJWlUUlllg
the
United
States
are
really
mixed
up
in
the
present
war.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O;
Box
544
FR'ASElV
STREET
Prince
Rupert
2
149
149
154
173
76
90
81G
2
197
152
213
102
126
62
8G2
2
187
115
109
196
155
150
912
2
136
163
153
121
234
104
911
A.
173
110
57
162
176
90
768
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119
141
187
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150
150
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-
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1
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"uooirt,-
""""'"i
,
scoui
-wui
neroism
UC1U13U1
advantage
3
.
,
will
be
taken
of
the-fact
to-try
to
drive
the
scout
Lord
somers.
rejai
related
by
Chief
916
1034
126
:
Handicap
..150
i
Totals
.
C89
i
Stores
l
Hodges
195.
Harris
95
Crossley
,..189
Ferguson
178
Turner
117
Handicap
.136
Totals
910
I
Section
l
Young
66
;Dick
.106
Carano
115
i
Jones
92
tWeldon
145
I
Handicap
120
'
Totals
.644
2
152
129
150
137
124
150
812
2
..f46.
143
106
121
63
136
720
117
118
158
136
120
745
3
154
176
165
132,
104'
90
821
3
199
190
177
85!
183
G2
150
886
3
167
192
109
150
831
3
.173
135
140
105
193
136
SPORT
GHAT
Minnesota's
Patty
Berg
climax
"I1
1
ed
a
burst
of
sub-par
golf
to
win
the
United
States
women's
golf!
championship
at
Chicago
three
years
ago
this
week.
Patty
won
her
first
national
title
by
defeat-'
ing
Mrs.
Estelle
Lawson
Page
of
lDK,St1.n
of
meui
tch
thin
rrr
the
American
League
and
arenotr
1
Section
and
Officers
No.
2
won
North
Carolina
to
whom
she
lost
tied
as
a
result
of
the
Tigers
win-
clean
sweep
three
game
to
nil
;
in
the
final
the
previous
year.
White
Sox
yesterday.
Jumpers,
Officers
No.
1.
Hell
Div-
The
New1
York
Yankees
took
crs
and
sfgnals
No.
2
respectively
hntH
mri'i
nf
n
drtnhle-hpnder
from
in
the
Canadian
Scottish
Bowi
..ii
...
.
.
i,
...
.
.
.
.i
ona
same
wein
eicvcn
uuuu;j
w.
n
importance
n
it
is
c
ar
ei
u
n
y
nurtured.
!wlth
Bob
Feller
the
wlnnin?
pltch-
inrouen
me
trooa
oinces
or
rremier
rauuiio
a
Franchises
of
the
Ottawa
Senators
and
Philadelphia
Quakers
of
the
Natibnal
Hockey
League;
!
the
Washington
Senators
yester-
ing
League.
Cooks,
Stores
and
En-
j
were
suspended
folWwlng
a
meet-1
jday.
while
St.
Louis
Browns
and
gineers
won
two
games
to
one
;
ing
of
the
league
executive
10
rwrfntirf
Tnifln
snHt
The
sec-
ever
Jeeps.
PiDers
and
Engineers
'
years
ago
yesterday.
Players
from.
respectively.
.
.
more
pr
allowing
the
Browns
onlv
one
lows-
Individual
scores
were
as
fol
suitable
building
has
been
secured
and
US
exterior
has
.hit.
Cleveland
still
has
a
chance
puddle
Jumpers
the
two
clubs
were
distributed
to
,
every
team
in
the
circuit
with
the
,
exception
of
Montreal
Canadiens.
I
I
Outfielder
Babe
Ruth,
pitching
'
his
first
game
in
nine
years,
hurled
New
York
Yankees
to
an
easy
93
victory
over
Boston
Red
Sox
;
in
an
American
League
game
11
years
ago
yesterday.
The
home-
run
king
a
great
southpaw
pitch-,
er
with
the
Red
Sox
in
1916
and
19d
allowed
11
hits.
t
Two
ingenious
U.
S.
fishermen
have
patented
a
fish
"hook"
that
snares
big
fish
then
fires
a
bullet
into
them.
89GL
.
-
1
3
No.
I,
Section
2
1
157
Roberts
158
112
Joy
83
110
O
Hara
187
164
Wilson
71
125
MacLennan
92
150
Handicap
122
818
3
177
186
157
204
125
104
OS
'
Totals
713
Engineers
1
R.
Taylor
163
D.
Oddy
73
Hodge
73
Murphy
.208
A.
Sage
129
Handicap
90
Totals
t..-.
73C
Sergeants
No.
I
1
3
Mclntyre
176
164
Jones
165
84
Stillwell
-87
150
Hurd
136
170
Stewart
141
119
90
82b'
Handicap
112
Totals
817
Sgt's.
No.
2
1
3'
MacLennan
124
136
Mcintosh
122
129
Baker
,
135
145
Mollison
116
2
109
119
218
108
152
122
828
2
150
126
132
134
108
90
740
2
167
146
117
208
107
112
837
2
100
159
145
115
India
for
forces
with
which
to
defend
that
country.
There
i18,
as
kllled,
'and
three
others
of
B-
stlles
102
251
219
Giassford
ies
215
ic
an
rui
is
ui
uuslullules
in
reparn
rn
a
winrpr
ram.i
.
...
r
r
"
"cmcioc
u
100
iu
Handicap
!
60
60
Totals
722
794
Officers
No.
II
1
2
Douglas
163
122
Sim'psott
.137
123
Lawranre
Q9
I7n
Nichols
72
151
.
Richardson
169
177
Handicap
104
104
Totals
737
917
The
standing
to
date
is
as
lows:
W.
Stores
5
Attached
Sergeants
..
5
Jeeps
4
Officers
No.
2
4
j
Cooks
4
88"
I
J
"
j
Pipers
3
3
No.
1
Section
3
119
Sergeants
No.
2
3
105
Sergeants
No.
1
2
153
'.
Puddle
Jumpers
2
"71
;
Engineers
2
170
Dry
Dock
'1
120
Officers
No.
1
1
738
Hell
Divers
0
Attention
Motorists
In
trier
course'
of
tho
Inst-
Phone
566
For
Emergency
Night
Service
Call
COLlrt
MILLER,
BLUE
805
3
107
131
1
145
57
220
122
822
3
152
131
112
207
89
90
781
3
196
94
117
165
86
112
770
3
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1471
134
105
170
60
783
3
100
211
138
117
120
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fol-
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5
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ng
.
SATUIlr?AY
SEPTEMBER
27.
tr
n
1
n
JLUJ
Mm
TH
K
SAT)
TO
PAY
YOUR
1941
Income
Tax
on
the
Government
Monthly
Plan
You
must
start
at
once!
Next
Tuesday
mil
be
the
last
opportunity
to
pay
your
1941
Income
Tax
on
the
Government
Monthly
Plan.
This
gives
you
the
privilege
oj
paying
in
twelve
monthly
installments
without
interest,
instead
of
by
lump
sum
in
March,
1942.
Here
is
how
to
get
the
monthly
payment
privilege!
Divide
the
total
of
your
1940
Income
Tax
by
twelve.
This
is
your
first
payment
and
must
be
paid
to
the
Receiver
General
on
or
before
September
30,
1941,
You
will
then
pay
the
same
amount
before
the
end
of
each
month
for
the
balance
of
1941.
When
you
have
estimated
your
1941
income
tax
at
the
1941
rate,
you
will
deduct
the
four
payments
you
will
have
already
made,
and
pay
the
remainder
in
eight
equal
monthly
installments,
starting
January,
1942.
The
Government
offers
the
above
plan
as
the
most
reasonable
and
convenient
method
of
meeting
income
tax
obligations.
Ask
your
local
Income
Tax
Office
for
Installment
Income
Tax
Remittance
Form
and
any
further
information
you
may
require.
C.
W.
G.
GIBSON,
HinltUr
.Vriuiwl
tmm'
Hartt
Shoes
C.F.
ELLIOTT,
Cptfiuiomr
4
Incamt
Til
Thev
tell
of
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