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Sunday,
by
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The
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Army
-
-
-
,
SI
MEMOES
Or
THE
CAXADTIN
MESS
i4"
ff
i
xehslrt7
ntwu
to
me
lor
repntRcatioo
of
3
r
r41LY
ELrrnOH
Prlday.
January
24,
1941.
been
sweeping
the
Italians
out
of
the
country,
something
luce
ejghty
thousand
are
made
up
chiefly
of
natives
of
the
British
army
is
proceeding
along
the
coast
of
Africa
eamnnrr
6iinrf
h!nn
kifiw.
e,.x:e:.
.i
betaken
as
occasion
requires
but
with
as
little
as
p03ible
Toss
of
life
to
the
British,
Naturally
another
part
of
the
British
army
must
remain
in
or
near
Egypt,
Effect
Of
Victory
-
The
takinrr
nf
TnViMiU
am
ihn
f
(the
north
of
Africa
is
bound
to
have
a
great
moral
effect
'on
the
whole
of
Europe.
It
will
strengthen
the
resolve
of
Spain
to
keep
out
of
the
war
and
will
also
have
an
effect
ion
Portugal
whose
ports
could
be
used
with
good
effect
iaifainst
Gibraltar.
It
mav
hnvp
th
affect
nf
The
Daily
News
Is
a
member
ot
thv
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
la
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
m
metre
urgumzuuuuB.
tlie
Hanson
Cup
carting
m
drawinig
to
a
cacae
i-xJ
wfti
be
completed
by
the
ad
of
ths
meek.
It
asoeart
thai
ni
leaau
ssay
be
liJ
tor
first
place
'and
may
bare
to
play
off
for
the
P
7he
are
the
rinks
iiirc
.s
f
by
A.
ErfcU.
Wrd
Carey
aad
Vtaux
'Johnson.
The
Enu
rtnk
got
awav
to
a
poor
Kan.
krSng
the
ftm
Ithree
games
played,
but.
in
a
fine
reversal
of
farm,
won
the
next
seren
gam
straight
and
was
away
for
the
cup
flower,
to
the
ftnil
game
of
the
anVs
played
a
Wednesday
ciht.
the
rink
iJtSppd
by
Len
Evans
art
Evftts
back
with
a
km
of
4
to
15
which
wlB
prrfxabJy
pt
the
rink
Into
a
tie
with
one
or
two
ocber
rinks
that
Kft
hare
some
games
to
play.
A
mixed
twnspwt
with
two
men
aad
two
ladles
to
each
rink
will
Set
under
way
erer
the
week-end
after
which
the
tournament
for
the
ahield
and
other
bonspiels
wHl
be
played.
A
fine
cua
has
been
nresented
br
Uhe
Home
OS
Distributors
for
the
Ladies'
Curiirrg
Club
and
wiH
be-
payed
for
this
winter-
This
U
the
first
winter
that
the
ladies
hare
I
been
organbed
and
they
had
no
trupny
prenou
to
ttm
to
srwr.
them
on,
j
The
weather
has
been
Weal
for.
wrung
aa
through
the
winter,
ex-j
eepting
for
a
Tew
days
when
It
was
too
mild
for
the
sport.
,
It
is
expected
that
three
rinks'
Will
en
tram
KmiOun
tn
lOeorge
for
the
bonspiel
there
on'
"'February
10.
Ther
will
mtrr
HOOP
GAME'
In
the
regular
weekly
hukthan
ftitniw
u.
.v.iParker.
beams
were
out
to
win
hut
iirvain
hots
and
smooth
combination
soon
'
put
the
Irish
into
the
lead
which
they
were
easily
able
to
maintain.
There
was
a
hearty
laugh
when
a
rebounding
pass
went
throueh
a
hole
in
the
roof
of
the
building,
it
Deing
necessary
to
get
a
new
ball
before
play
could
be
resumed.
Outstanding
players
were
Lieutenant
Rush
Rush
of
of
the
the
Irish
Irish
with
with
twent
twenty
'the
invasion
of
Britain,
whinh
?c
iVSo
l
.ni
:
...ut-t
Clear
lO
riltler
inat
nn
Vlftnw
nun
ha
r.rmrA,A
..,:!
L
t
.
v-
r,
,
j..
.
.
.
uLk
'
t
7
,
"
;
,n-
wiijjcvu
itnuui
vr
me
oisnais
wnn
ten
poinis.
tnesuniugation
of
Britain,
He
cannot
hope
to
win
a
sub-
dividual
oring:
stantial
sea
victory
and
air
victories
will
soon
be
nnt
nf
!
IrWl
iiers-Ru.h,
20;
Arm-
;the
question.
He
must
act
soon
if
he
is
to
do
anything
iSTl,
K0?1
4:
Kobolla-
5:
a,'j"ll"h'
Sutherland.
10:
AttervTnvinr
i-
rfhe
Need
Of
Today
-
The
trreat
need
nf
th
(TnnnHi'an
irnvAramm
:
monev
in
order
that
it
mav
ln
tia
nan
in
hntn
n.t
-
-
yj
"
"
"
v
i.ijiji
vail
v
oil
Une.war.
This
money
it
wishes
to
borrow
and
pay
inter-ttfcon
it,
Part
of
the
needed
money
is
being
raised
by
taxation
as
we
are
all
coming
to
realize.
.
The
need
of
the
F!mnirr
fnlnv
iii
mnin
mmm
...:4U
...us.i.
topeed
up
the
war.
If
we
all
pay
we
can
win.
The
thing
Buy
them
now
and
buy
regularly.
That
is
the
best
wav
just
now
to
help
win
the
war.
Show
Lindbergh
He
Is
Wrong
-
-
-
lhe
P,1tIsh,
pe,I),e
are
determined
to
show
Colonel
t
i-
Lindbergh
that
he
is
wrong.
Negotiated
peace
is
useless
when
dealing
with
a
crooked
devil
like
Hitler
whose
boast
is
that
he
is
a
liar.
The
work
has
started
well
in
Africa
and
it
will
lie
extended.
Germany
today
is
suffering
from
air
attacks
and
She
will
suffer
more
before
the
war
is
over
Llridbergh
has
shown
several
times
that
he
is
a
friend
of
Germany
and
the
best
service
he
could
possibly
do
that
country
is
to
arrange
for
a
negotiated
peace.
.
,
-
-
.
total.
41.
SlgnaL-Lawford,
10;
COTmbes;
Peacock,
2;
Shannon;
Yellard,
Bird.
7;
St..Jean;
Brooks,
total,
19.
Referee
for
the
evenlne
w
mi.
bourne
Bussey
and
tbnekeepr
was
Jonn
Collins.
SPOKANE
IN
LEAD
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
Race
Continue
to
be
Very
Close
PORTLAND,
Oregon,
Jan.
24:
ICP)
Spokane
moved
Into
he
leadership
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
as
a
result
of
a
one
to
nothing
victory
over
the
Port
land
Buckaroo
last
night.
The
race
is
still
very
close
with
Sookane
one
point
ahead
of
Vancouver
which
Is
scparaiea
oy
one
point
irom
Seattle
with
Portland
bringing
up
the
rear
another
point
behind.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Vancouver
13
4
u
88
77
so
Seattle
12
5
12
84
85
29
Portland
:14
0
16
72
85
28
Spokane
14
3
n
c
63
31
Hundreds
of
neotfle
irv
a
"mAf."
In
the
Dally
News
cUstffled
column
and
get
trood
result
(tt
The
taterkw
of
residencei
m
LiTerpoo:
r.pped
tp
The
port
was
subjected
:o
a
fierce
concentra.d
a
day
after
the
resident
organized
into
work
gio
went
on
the
same
as
usual.
ARMY
IN
AJr
BOWLING
Force
Team
MiheM
SeTen
in
U'ednesday's
Weekly
May
Seren
teams
tsrtfelnated
in
the
competition
for
the
big
Kelly
cujJ.
Army
Bowling
League
on
Wednes-embleroatic
of
the
chaniDtonshln
.u
.
of
the
north,
which
mi
hmiiwhf
to
Smlthers
last
winter
by
Art
Royal
Candian
CorPs
Signals
Simpson
and
his
rink.
The
Downey
and
Irteh
F"ue
taking
part.
The
rink
also
brought
home
trophlesAIr
Force
made
the
highest
score
from
lASi.
VM
r'
(Alimimfti
Himi.4u
-
i
,
i
i
Ul
b"
tock
on
tickets
to
the
Capitol
Theatre.!
phj
.Each
Wednesday
the
highest
team
lis
awarded
we
passes
to
the
theatre.
ID
TOT
T
17
TXT
;
Teams
and
scores
yesterday
were
lKlon
Win
i"
Air
Poree
So.
1
Johnston,
Txld
iCoMgrove,
JVjttrxm
and
Peagam
2634.
uiaia,
men
irom
KhoJeia
and
Arabs
and
SudaneKe
and!
Atr
tone
wo.
3-oyer.
vipond.
other
various
groups
including
free
Frenchmen
'
The?e
tild
mtntanr
sritt
Tetoey.
Kennedy,
ssotu-2458.
Were
were
not
not
all
all
takim?
taking
Dart
part
in
in
the
the
Lakinrr
taking
nf
of
Tr.nn.1r
Tohruk.
Parf
Part
of
,A
nr
SInab
-t
!
.
nals
No.
2-Brrk,
Little,
fit.
jjohn,
Yenan
2406.
Arrny
I
lnm
uauauon
Headquarters,
smooth
working
Irish
Fusiliers
took
-Coaan
2345
uie
Koyai
uanadian
Corps
of
Signals
Into
camp
by
a
score
of
41
to
19.
From
the
first
whiatle
both
Rosso,
Robinson,
Miehl,
Signals
Ho.
3
Peacock.
Rumsey,
Find
lay.
Weaver,
Akkerman
2245.
Air
Force
No
2
Pierce.
Vak.
Corbett,
Ruffell.
Coulter
2245.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
keteers.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
C.N.RA
Cowboys
vs.
Grotto.
February
20
Cowboys
vs.
C.NJIA
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Grotto.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Ramblers.
Quat
sinos
vs.
Musketeers.
Grotto.
Cowboys
vs.
Ramblers.
C.
N.
11A.
vs.
Musketeers.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
disturbance
Is
centred
west
of
Vancouver
Ii'and
while
the
pressure
remains
hirh
over
northern
Alberta.
The
weather
Is
becoming
unsettled
throughout
this
province.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Ishnd-
.-.
b;.
s
:arce
f
n.d
afv
r
'J-.'
-;
i.
aMJ
set
abou
the
Maple
Leafs
who
were
down
to'
one
at
the
end
of
the
first
period.
Bears
..
ss3
rwcat
m.
fsn'enta.
:u.d
...
C
-JTer.tr
Ths
c:ear..:.H
up
the
ruin
and
life
LEAFS
WIN
Cribbage
League
OUT
IN
ENDiMatch
IsJrawn
.
iSmiles
Cafe
and
Canadian
Lejton
..
,
,,
r.
n.r
.
Defeat
Can-
Played
Uphill
Game
to
H.
IaH
.!..
v-
Sine
All
,.
-
c-
u
I
Played
'
Mtht
to
adVnfc
Sweeney
Schriner
,
,
,
.
,
...
.
i
buiu
ill
1
miuvucu
American!
1,
Chicago
3.
Toronto
3,
Canadiens
2.
MONTREAL,
Jan.
24:
CP
Sweeney
Scnriner's
last
minute
goal
gare
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
a
three
to
two
Victory
over
CaftarHens
in
last
night's
National
Hockey
League
fixture
here.
It
had
been
an
uDhill
fisht
from
the
start
for
In
the
second
League
flxtur?
last
saroy
Hotel
nlsht
Chicago
Black.iawks.
play-
New
Empress
ing
at
home,
won
"three
to
one
over'Eagles
the
lowly
New-York
Americans.
Ai
'rTators
-
Fixture
a
resuit-iUterBtlcKrmwks
icon
are
now
-
-tied
for"
fourth
pJSccSftth
New
York
jSmiles
Cafe
.
.
.
Rangers.
'Canadian
Legion
Tonight
the
New
York
Ameiinns
and
Detroit
Red
Wings
will
play
at
Detroit.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Toronto
18
2
8
85
56
38
Boston
12
8
7
92
G8
32
Detroit
12
8
9
C6
S5
32
Rangers
10
7
13
80
78
27
Chicago
H
5
11
62
63
27
Canadiens
10
3
16
68
81
22
Americans
6
7
15
51
97
19
MEDAL
CRITICISM
LONDON,
January
21
np
Complaining
of
the
design
of
the
oeorge
Medal,
a
News
Chronicle
writer
suggests
the
nieture
at
Rt
George
slaying
th
dragen
might
oe
entitled
"Dra?on-S!aytog
Made
Difficult."
Musketeers
ys
Sons
of
Norway
j'3
Eccumbu
moF
BRmsH
Prince
Runert
Dairy
ts.
Cowbors.'iN
nre
xtA-rr
m
r-.B-TS....
C3iRA.
vs.
Quatsinos.
J
tratio?i
act-
February
6-
Second
round
Tip
U
TOE
Oi?
atteh
n
ie
estate
op
op
Top
Cup
CNitJl.
vs.
Ramblers,
david
aukn.
di
.
Cowboys
vs.
Grotto.
iTAK
,KOTICK
r
oner
or
hu,
February
13-Quatflnos
vs.
Ram-
t.
a.::"'"-
J".
nr
biers.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Mos-lJ
"
isttj
oay
Jimiary
a.d
"
-
-r--ia
nuniunnraur
or
of
Darn
Aiv-n
r-rni.
tiT
of
Bntnhr
loin
in
,
'
A.
fel
the
m:h
Ertit,
m
required
February
27-Grotto
vs.
UsTxTJ1J
eers.
Ramblers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.lt'1
vennxi
on
or
befcr
u
30th
day
O.N.R.A.
vs.
Prince
Runert
Dalrv.l?-
.J?-
,MI.
,1Hc
ntn-
Cowboys
vs.
Quatsinos.
oia
-ffi?
Norway.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
icTl
n.c
.
th
f
OR
MAN
WATT.
Official
AdmlnMrntor
h-lrv.
ruyrt.
JJC
fN
TF
KtlPRKMK
OfjtTT
OP
RRTTIRH
COIUVtniA
IS
PltOUATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
'lADttNTH.
TRATION
ACT"
tvn
IN
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
"n
rail
Y,
IVoPXMvt
J
viutt
Sl
lit
Honour
Judw
PtJi-
1,1
t.,-
.
:.
iSttprems
C-jurt
of
Bnui
ColiimTiia
?
on
lh
I3th
dy
a
Jinuiry
n
IW1
tyo-Mrn
AaminHtmor
of
th
OiUUi
at
nenrr
Pnnrl.
n
,
of
he
Ctty
of
Prtn-
niunm.
nrituh
Fresh
to
strong
southeast
winds.
rSSSlX.
W-J!!."!."!
cloudy
and
mild
with
occasional
V"""
"xk-wrd
ohe
mid
Eta.te
rain.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
wtte
Islands
Fresh
East
winds
reaching
gale
force,
unsettled
and
milder
with
some
sleet
or
rain.
A
"spot"
costs
yon
onlv
half
9
dollar.
Try
it
In
the
Dally
News
classified-column.
(tf)
hKWjllnei
to
rne
fortbwMi
and
all
rjwiwtu
havlnx
elahnu
agaliwt
the
Mid
Estate
are
rwfurI
to
fU
thtn
!h
"Z
pnv'J
"nrw
on
or
before
ttie
30th
of
April
AJ.
1941
Tallin.?
?h
(trlbutton
will
be
rmde
having
re-fard
enly
to
uch
ctolnvi
of
which
I
Uall
liave.b?Ti
notified.
DATED
u
Prlno
Rupert.
DC,
the
ISrt-h
d.iT
of
January
I94l
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
OfftclM
Admlnlmtr
ifor
Prince
rtjipwt,
bo
In
a
postponed
fixture
in
the
Prince
Rnert
Cribbase
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Canadian
Legion
finished
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in
a
draw
nine
points
each,
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the
league
standing
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
to
date
as
follows
The
league
standing:
W
L
Pv-
23
13
23
22
14
22
21
15
21
20
16
20
16
20
16
U
25
11
10
20
C
15
21
15
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