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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
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of
necl)
desoatches
therein
tz
alao
reserved
her
own
situation
that
shows
the
Friday,
February
14,
194t.
Prince
Rupert
And
The
War
If
Japan
decides
to
come
into
the
war,
as
she
is
threat-
,
Russia
may
well
have
good
reasons
for
minding
her
own
business.
In
that
case
the
Communist
brethren
would
do
better
not
to
pretend
to,
virtues
which
they
do
not
intend
to
exercise.
'
i
'
But
Russia
has
nnsM
thrnnorhrmt
tViio
ct
protector
of
the
weak
and
the
oppressed
the
paradise
of
f
Trip
Pvnlnitp1
rnlJnrr
nlnnr.-.
t,
i
i
l'
y,
-"i
uiu
cuuuui
ui
true
peace
an(K
freedom.
And
Russia
has
not
failed
at
any
critical
junc-l
ture
since
the
war
began
to
further
Hitler's
imperial
am-,
Immediate
War
Aim
Another
attempt
has
been
made
in
the
British
House
of
Commons
to
obtain
a
definition
of
British
"war
aims
"
says
the
Ottawa
Citizen.
Arthur
Greenwood
speaking
r
lor
the
trovernment.
rpnentprl
M
ru,inuiw
.
marks
of
last
fall
by
saying
that
.winning
the
war
was
the1
immediate
aim.
There
seems
to
be
an
assumption
that
the
world
is
full
01
neonle
and
nnfinns
whn
va
VikMin,..
..n
1
i.n.i
,
tain
or
hesitating
before
rebelling
against
Hitler
because
of
bewildered
ignorance
concerning
British
"war
aims"
It
is
of
interest
to
note
that
the
persons
who
keen
prodding
the
British
government
for
a
declaration
of
war
aims
are
mainly
pinks
and
armchair
battlers
for
a
new
constitution
who
have
Income
fans
for
federal
union.
t
Britain's
sole
war
aim
last
year
and
her
sole
war
aim
this
year
is
to
avoid
defeat..
That,
is
a
big
enough
proposition
to
gp
on
with,
and.
any
plan
of
aims
which
would
commend
itself
to
these
.War-aims
agitators
would
not
assist
in
achieving
that
objective,
In
f
ac.it
would
just
start
them
off
squabbling
again,,
for
no
two
groups
of
"planned
economy"
zealots
can
ever
agree.
r
j.
SMITHERS
AT
PR.
GEORGE
dave
Good
Account
of
Itself
Hockey
and
Curling
emng
to
do,
Prince
Rupert
will
have
imvcw
to
&eijuusiy
seriously
consider
consuierj
smithers.
oMimts,
Feb.
reD.
m.
n.
am
FOR
SAI.fi
WANTED
in
WANTED
TO
RENT
Immediately.
Tour
or
5
room
apartment
or
flat,
furnished
If
possible.
Apply
E.
P.
Sldaway,
c,o
Biological
Station.
(38)
FOUND
FOUND-r-Bunch
of
keys
and
egg
beater.
Owner
can
have(
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
FOUND
Pair
black
kid
gloves.
Owner
can
have
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
nnr-
"tt
.
'
r,
'
-
-
"
Inn-
1
and
it
was
quite
fortunate
for
them
that
they
did
so.
Otherwise
they
would
have
been
swamped
in
the
second
game
which
vas
played
on
Sunday
afternoon.
In
the
first
period
of
this
came
the
puck
was
flying
at
the
Prince
George
net
from
every
angle
arid
at
the
rate
of
about
two
a
minute
but
the
coal
tender
manaeed
to
k-pin
Smithers
anmners
them
tnem
all
au
-bur
out
even
even
though
though
half
half
of
of
:ion.
It
is
a
Situation
like
we
have
just
nowiCurlers
and
hockey
Players
invaded
the
players
pi
both
the
teams
were
B
Wisdom
Of
institutillC
the
air
raid'
nrotec-'rlnce
Ge,orEe
la:st
week-end
and
pll-d
up
Qn'tupjrtf
him
In
the
net
a
which
hich
is
is
beinir
beinp;
carried
carried
out.
out.
Itmavwf
It
mavvet
hnnm
Lonml
dld
'ry
ry
well.fthemselves
weiithenweives
In
m
the
the
ntfihber
ntfinber
or
orllmand
tTmeVa.
there
was
rib
tion
scheme
necessary.
It
is
eanniiitl
thai.
Pt-in
ni
:
""
f
??eHM.ons
?
were
neia
mere
score
in
thU
period.
n
f
,
.
..
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-"
u
t
uji
wawiti
w
uiiiu
ihe
referee
aid
what
hp
rr.nl.1
fn
the
Pacific.
It
IS
nOSSlb
ethat
women
anrl
PhilHron
maw
and
there
was
consider
wnter
uLV:J-!rj.
have
to
be
"cijj
uiu
iiume
team
ay
puiimg
a
evacuated.
acuated,
i
i
if
the
.1
Situation
.,
.
.
,
becomes
Serious.
on
the
..
Ice
,
in
,
tne
crulmS
rlnk
.
wh!ch
couple
of
Smithers
players
off
the
not
inf
m0nf!nninn-fln'a
mentioning
this
for
fn
a
the
e
r.
i.a
.greatly
.greatly
handlcauned
handicapped
the
the
players
.riavrrs
ice
i
at
t
.v,..
the
&me
iL
time
and,
a
.....
...
We
are
purpose
of
fright-
emng.
anyone
but
just
so
that
in
case
of
necessity
we
may
be
prepared.
Stalin
And
Hitler
Comrades
just
two
f
who
were
unable
to
any
fancy
work
m!nutcs
before
the
end
of
the
game
with
the
rocks.
The
ice
in
the
big
wlth
the.
scorei
tied
at
two
all.
two
new
hockey
rink
was
not
hard
by
of
the
Smithers
men
were
cliased
a..,
,b,
uui
it
was
mucn
Deuer
to
the
nenalty
box.
The
Prince
for
hockey
than
the
curlers
had
for
Ge0rge
team
put
on
a
power
play
.their
games
and
had
all
men
down
at
the
ThP
Rnvfpf
AW,l
o:
u
.......
.
,
K
'H
puck
cnase.rs.
won
Smithers
end
trying
desperately
to
.',,
V
Ti
'X,
uul
Jias
JUi
given
niSluie
game
Dy
a
score
or
a
to
4
get
the
winning
goal
to
beat
the
little
brother
hlavs
the
cheerful
news
that
they
have
teen
be1forc
a
laree
crowd
'
enthusiasts
whhlle
when
Md
Mcintyrc
broke
SOld
down
the
river
nnpp
namiri
Mra
tho
Vannnmmi.
KT,..
who
crowded
into
the
rink.
.w.l.l
tit
.1
.
.
i
.'..'.
.
..
..
.
7I
Pr
h((
flunrw
conl
mil
ob
"O
n
o
i'
..
....
.
.
Herald
muscow
tioes
not
intend
to
intervene
f
the
Naz
s
tnV'
Z,
T
r
7tZ
oiner
ena
W1U1
n0
one
Detwen
him
",c
A
a
ir
i
ti
i
.
..
r.
'."'inJior
a
goal
tender
and
nrocured
the
u
i
i,
-
x.j
Iind
it
exnedient
to
make
Hiilo-nrm
nnothor.
,inntn,of
services
of
goalie
Trinder
of
Wells
the
goalie
and
scored
the
winning
goal
just
before
the
whistle
ended
the
name.
',
In
the
third
game
on
Monday
evening,
there
was
a
new
referee
and
i
there
was
only
one
minor
penalty
jail
theievening,
this
being
handed
to
Harley
Lewis
of
Smithers.
This
last
game
resulted
in
a
tie
at
two
all.
The
Smithers
boys
returned
home
btalin
in
fact
is
a
much
more
helpful
partner
in
the;CAR
For
831(5
at
Phone
-.wins
and
a
draw
.to
their,
cfedit.
World
rnnsnJi'nt-v
th
!
.
Green
890
between
between
5.
Pnce
George
people
are.
well
Brother
Ti
"
VC
"e
Stalin
l
:Vr
v
V,CV"
luussoiini.
V
and
n
evening
tf
satisfied
that
Smithers
Is
the
home
may
have
asked
a
hich
price
but
so
far
he
ius
divyays
ueuvereu
tne
goods
to
Hitler
whether
it
be
in
Poland,
Finland,
Rumania
or
Bulgaria.
f
Of
course
there
is
every
possibility
that
the
Bulgarians
are
willing
partners
and
that
Stalin's
reassurance
is
just
a
pat
on
the
back
for
being
good
boys
and
obeying
tirders.
V
As
Mr.
Churchill
reminded
us.
yesterday,
the
Bul-gars
are
about
to
repeat
a
sad
mistake.
of
hockey
in
the"
north
and
envy
the
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these
being
skipper
by
Art
Simpson,
Jim
Downey
and
BUI
Duff.
There
were
also
rinks
from
Wells
and
Williams
Lake
besides
thirteen
Prince
George
rinks
In
the
competition
for
Mike
Colussi
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and
Teachrr
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.
.
1
3ff
the
three
trophies
known
us
the
Kelly
Cup,
Robertson
Cup
and
Mc-Cullagh
Shield.
Last
year
the
Simpson
rink
v.on
the
Kelly
Cup
while
the
Downey
rink
brousht
home
the
Robertson
JCup
and
they
carried
these
back
j
with
them
for
this
bonsplcl.
1
In
the
ensulnc
dav
In
thU
bon
splcl
the
Simpson
rink,
compojfd
of
J.
McEwen,
L.
Keniple,
Jas.
BovlII
and
A.
Simpson,
won
eleven
games
out
of
the.
twelve
games
played
,ln
'Ihfc
three
competition's
and
they
brought
home
the
Robertson
Cup
and
the
McCulIagh
Shield
uhlch
eliminated
them
from
the
big
Kelly
Cup
competitions.
The
Duff
rink.
rnmi
vw'rl
nf
f.
If
IfpmiAV
limnu
v..
M.
...
........
V.
J
.
..
I
I
1
.
J
Graham,
P.
Berg
and
William
Duff,
got
into
the
semi-finals
of
the
Kelly
Cup
but
was
beaten
by
the
Pidgeon
rink
from
Wells
which
won
thv
cup
In
the
finals.
Smithers
Bonspiel
The
Smithers
Curling
Club
will
be
holding
Its
own
bonspiel
commencing
on
Sunday
and
it
U
ex-peoted
that
Prince
George
will
send
at
least
two
rinks
to
take
part
while
the
old
reliable
Billy
Little
or
Woodcock
is
also
expected
to
be
an
entrant
as
usual.
In
the
Hanson
Cup
contest,
which
ha?
been
held
up
for
several
weeks
on
account
of
mild
weather,
the
final
were
played
Wednesday
night
on
perfect
Ice
between
the
Johns.
rink
and
the
Carey
rink
and
the
trophy
was
carried
off
by
Ward
Carey
after
a
close
contest.
Play
Is
now
going
on
in
the
Ladies'
Club
for
the
fine
new
Home
Oil
pup
and
competition
Is
veyy
keen
for
the
honor
of
being
the
first
ylnnerg
of
this
cup.
.
Hockey
Standings
Tne
league
standings
to
date;
Boston
19
g
7
124
32
47
Toronto
21
3
10
97
67
45
Dtrolt
13
10
12
77
71
30
Rangers
13
g
16
98
99
34
Chicago
13
5
17
85
96
31
Canadiens
12
6
19
96
110
30
Americans
8
10
18
71
m
26
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINKSEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
to
all
,bt
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
SPORT
CHAT
Ounnar
Hockert,
Finnish
runner
who
set
world's
records
In
the
3,000-metre
and
5,000-metre
events
at
the
Olympics
In
Berlin
In
1936,
was
reported
killed
while
fighting
onlhe
Karelian
Isthmus
a
year
agones-terday.
lie
was
the
second
Finnish
star
to
die
in
the
Russlan-Flnhtsh
w,
Tlie
first
was
Blw
t
Wiwn-iiri,
a
speed
skater.
More
than
14.000
Toronto
Maple
I-eaf
supporters
cheered
ds
Ace
Bailey
and
Eddie
Shore
clajped
hands
seven
years
aeo
tohlght
In
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
at
Toionla.
Crsshed
to
the
ice
by
the
B6s(on
derenceman
December
11,
1D33,
Bailey's
hockey-playing
career
was
cut
short
and
a
benefit
game
waa
arranged
with
the
Bailey-Shore
reunion
being
the
attraction.
Leafs
defeated
an
all-star
team
7-3.
National
Hockey
League
scoring
statistics
Issued
seven
years
ago
showed
Charlie
Conacher
leading
with
40
points.
The
Toronto
Mapla
Leaf
bomber
held
a
six-point
iead
.over
Joe
Prbwau
and
was
nine
points
ahead
of
Harvey
Jackson,
other
members.of
Uie
famous
"kid"
line
of
1934.
Both
Conachelr
and
JackKon'are
with
Newj'
York
AmeH-Fan.
tills
winter.
COW
BOYS
,
HOLD
LEAD
(Jrirtto
Not
Far
Rth'fhd
In
Brldee
League
Standing
Prlnc?
Rupert
Bridge
.League
re-mils
last
nljfht
were
as
folkws:
.
Quatslnos
5050,
Ramblers
8720.
Prince
RupeTt
Dairy
7210,
Musketeers
7590.
Sons
of
Norway
C040,
C.
N.
II.
A.
2700.
Cowboys
380.
Grotto
11470.'
roe
league
standings:
Cowboys
Orotto
Ramblers
C.
N.
II.
A.
.Murketeers
...
P.
R.
Dairy
Qua.tslnos
Sons
Norway
35700
34740
31930
31340
27400
258C0
..2R7W
2527.0
31510
27200
28910
26000
29910
30130
31420
31540
35700
34740
31930
31340
27400
253
CO
25760
25275
BRUINS
IN
LEAD
NOW
Victory
Over
New
York
Ranger
Puts
Boston-at
Top
of
National
Hockey
League
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
14:
(CP)-Bos-ton
Bruins
continued
their
16ns
winning
streak
last
night
with
a
five
to
three
victory
.over
the
New
York
Rangers
and,
as
a.
result,
ousted
the
idle
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
WA
.
.
mi
UUARETTEP
Willi
NOMFW,.
..""J
from
first
pi;u
Hockey,
League
m
luomi.
.
wronr!
Kflicrlnli
d
.
the
Montreal
Can..di
.
4
Iri
5
victory
over
the
at
Chicago.
As
a
rtsuli
tt
adlen
are
now
bui
mM
ftJ
lilnd
the
fifth
place
ny.
...Chicago
and
Dciim
at
Detroit
tonight
Hockey
Scores
National
Lran(
Boston
5,
Ran,'et
3
Canadiens
6,
Chir
Pacific
Coast
Spokane
4,
Portland
3,
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