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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBU
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
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News
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PRESIDENT
G.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
rRTDAY
JULY
24
92
Give
Us
The
True
Words
.
.
.
A
typogTanhical
trade
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United
States
which
has
iust
I
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In
the
ss
a
mm
con
was
-
w
w
cise
slant
on
some
of
the
things
we
are
really
figfctinff
for
in
this
war
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY.
JULY
';.
YANKS'
WIN
1
f
Mil
UICI
SIGNALS
r
BOOM
OVER
IN
LEAD
Lost
Close
Decision
to
Cleveland
Idians
in
Yesterday's
American
Lea
cue
Play
NEW
YORK.
July
34
9
The
Cleveland
sneUsns
scored
a
3
to
2
veetsay
over
the
New
York
Yankees
yesterday
to
nip
off
the
Yankees'
winning
streak
at
eleven
Brooklyn
St.
Lotas
New
York
The
second
place
Boston
rai
Sttc
m
over
the
Chicaro
Sox
3Mt
if
ia
the
Yank-
margin
of
leadership
to
eleven
The
Waahinatan
Senators
Cincinnati
.
Chicago
Pittsburg
-Boston
-
Philadelphia
Mail
Tsoteo
and
the
Philadelphia
Athletk.
losing
to
IS4.
Louts
Browns,
ware
Ml
in
the
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
American
League
New
York
J.
Ctewataad
3.
Boston
5.
Chsraaw
4.
Washington
5.
Detroit
3.
Philadelphia
1
St.
Louis
9.
National
League
Ptitabaiaih
4.
New
York
-at
Louis
3.
PhOadehihia
4.
National
Lea
sue
W.
4
M
4t
4?
45
41
38
35
L.
37
34
43
4
47
57
95
The
league
standings
to
date
American
League
New
York
U
Boston
51
Cleveland
S3
St-
Louis
4
Detroit
47
Chicago
-
38
Washington
36
Philadelphia
38
29
39
42
45
49
52
57
61
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CHAT
Scattered
throughout
Pet
.703
for
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some
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who
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be
inclined
7."7''7cSraamg
Racing
is
represented
by
such
may
to
lose
sight
of
ral
HSttesjisonee.
a.
Mns
Marsh,
trainer
.i.
niC
nicr
01
uiscussion
arjout
tilings
of
less
Here
it
is:
So
far
we
are
fightinc
becansp
wimpWii-
afakwi
0
-
wo
"
v
w
v
aa
us,
for
fear
that
someone
might
invade
our
shores
because
we
want
to
get
it
over
with.
That
is
what
the
papers
tell
us,
about
what
our
leaders
tell
us,
is
what
many
of
us
even
tell
ourselves.
x
It
still
remains
for
somebody
to
tell
us
the
truth.
That
truth,
boiled
down,
has
snmpthfno-
tn
nrM,
herent
.
be
lief
m
mankind
that
there
is
something
higher
than
Ufa
Tt.4.
t.:l
n
.
xu..
luai
inner
someming
concerns
decency
mercv
and
hooe.
lt
can
be
attained
onlv
through
liberty.
ine
woras
m
the
message
should
say
something
:awu)
uje
"Km
oi
a
new-oorn
infant
to
have
protection
and
food
until
he
can
grow
strong
enough
to
take
some
nimseir
it
should
mention
the
right
of
a
mother
to
st
hold
i
j
that
infant
in
her
arms
unmolested
bv
brutal
men
who
walk
in
uninvited
through
her
door.
The
worrk
should
talk
of
a
world
in
which
a
man
can
woo
hi
sweetheart,
provide
for
his
family,
enjoy
some
security
lin
3
Ieell"g
tnat
his
life
in
his
own.
mi.
There
should
be
something
about
freedom
to
come
and
go
as
long
as
no
harm
is
being
done
to
others.
What
a
man
earns
bv
his
work,
he
should
be
allowed
to
enjov.
is
important,
and
so
is
the
right
to
worship
according
to
one's
own
belief.
You
would
have
to
mention
a
moral
code
in
which
the
strong
would
want
to
protect
the
weak.
Domination
by
anv
man
or
eroup
would
be.out.
The
right
of
trial
would
have
to
be
guaranteed
and
so
would
free
expression
of
ideas
as
long
as
they
were
not
lewd
or
licentious
or
harmful
to
peace-loving
people.
The
words
would
want
to
describe
a
world
where
truth
'prevailed
and
-agreements
once
marie
were
agreements
to
be
kept.
The
words
could
not
end
without
some
reference
to
the
forefathers
of
everyone
of
us.
Thev
believed
in
those
things,
fought
for
them
and
passed
them
on
to
us.
We
are
fighting
because
of
that
heritage
in
our
blood,
a
heritage
that
mak
us
believe
in
decencv,
mercy
and
iwaitrau
ui
cxmiiuntrss,
crueuv
ana
uespair.
It
IS;
for
these
things
that
weiare
willing
to
lay
down
our
lives.
Those
who
complain
about
having
to
walk
instead
of
ride
would
have
more
to
complain
about
if
they
suddenly
became
unable
to
walk
Then
the
privilege
of
being
able
to
come
and
go
by
foot
would
be
deemed
a
real
blessing.
Just
ask
any'invalid.
of
the
1035
Derby
winner.
Windsor
Lad;
Lt.-Col.
F.
T.
Williams,
an
owner
who
issued
instructions
iffom
his
prison
that
his
horse
Fairy
Prince,
should
ran
in
last
year's
Derby,
and
by
Pte.
Gordon
Rolls,
a
lattow
with
a
fat
bankroll
in
England
who
selected
10
horses
on
which
his
money
is
placed
every
time
thsy
run.
Many
famed
ragby
players
axe
captives,
including
F.
D.
Prentice.
;
captain
of
the
1930
English
team
that
visited
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
Among
several
psonient
footballers
is
Parachutist
Reg
Allen,
who
kept
goal
for
Queen's
Park
Ranges
in
happier
years.
;
At
one
Oflag
in
Germany
four
officers,
formerly
members
of
the
Blackheath
Harriers
Club,
kept
in
shape
by
running
around
the
grounds.
They
competed
in
a
re
cent
sports
day.
At
least
on
of
them
walks
and
runs
about
eiht
miles
each
day.
:
Ab
Jenkins
established
21
new
world's
automobile
speed
records
in
a
24-hour
run
at
Bonneville
Salt
Fiats,
Utah,
two
years
ago
yesterday,
!Hs
main
achievement
was
the
mark
of
1613
mp.h.
fo:
miles
in
24
hours;
Leo
DiegeL
Agua
Caliente,
and
Michigan's
Tommy
Armour
tied
up
the
Canadian
open
golf
championship
at
Hamilton,
posting
277
scores.
12
years
ago
today.
They
met
in
a
36-hole
playoff
second
in
4he
history
of
the
competition
and
Armour
won.
138
to
141.
vTttMkW
No
Spraying
I
IffVl
No
Stickinets
RUB
OUT
TIRED
ACHES
Navy
and
Air
Force
Women
Kesular
Meetutr.
Held
Matters
Ate
Take
Vi
Up
Dr.
H.
N
Brorkleaby.
who
left
Prince
Rupert
a
tew
days
ago.
will.
after
sernbttontng
ha
department
prison
u
raMcowtt.
to
which
the
Frt.ee
Rupert
Fisheries
tsuatinx
iitaJ
Ocaraa
Stattea
is
being
moved.
wiB
pro
Dao4t
Puts
Them
on
Top
Cewpetitfon
for
filth
nly
Cup
NEWS
FOR
MIDLANDS
The
Mawjr
and
Air
Korea
Warner
j
1
1
cat
held
their
regular
fortmghtly
TK
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,
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vtsttd
alternately.
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The
Inter-chsb
ralfle
-522
this
week
by
Mrs.
ayi
JCanney.
:
Mtaabers
are
busy
on
Med
Croas
4
wark
they
have
taken
from
the
-400
y.w.C.i
hostess
and
should
have
-
st
Ndy
to
turn
in
shortly.
.422
F
387
i
38t
camps
in
Germany
and
Italy
are
many
men
whose
names
send
a
thrill
through
Britain's
sports-loving
pubbc.
There
must
be
plenty
of
sport
discussions
behind
that
barbed
wire
because
scarcely
a
week
passes
but
some
London
sports
writer
lecelves
a
card
asking
for
racing
results,
football
manuals
or
some
facts
to
settle
an
ar-
A
bridge-whist
and
t
far
August
8
to
be
held
in
the
family
MS
lounge
at
the
"Y"
waa
arranged.
37
the
meeaeers
promlaing
fullest
eo-
i
-353
sfetaMan.
U
waa
decided
to
gleet
55
j
mi
...
.
I
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
ing
of
other
-
-
j
of
tacal
ceed
to
Saa
FraawJeto
to
kan
the
senate
of
Che
Farrasune
Co
.
later
3,18
mksng
estaege
of
a
new
plant
which
LONDON
h
being
opened
up
bp
she
easapnny
afemoa
wht
at
vtetorsa
m
eeawsmsei
wtth
the
f
reduction
o:
fish
o
in
"Tl
1"f
x
ftxtawe
by
default
on
Tiessw
Sight
wh
Navy
failed
to
field
a
team.
Signals
vent
into
'xrluats
leadership
of
the
standing
for
the
OsTbulj
Cup
In
senior
football.
Up
tc
Tuesday
nigh'
the
S:?rals
and
Air
Force
had
beefi
tied.
Already
a
few
of
the
teaablesoeaf
inaeeta
have
stade
thssr
appear-aace.
Ferry
boats
frosa
across
Lake
1
trained
is
taking
steps
against
of
Japanese
beetles.
an
one
of
the
means
of
It
Is
believed.
and
sixty-fire
men
army
units
en-
tor
CanxMuaht
Ranees
Ottawa
en
Sanday
morning
to
take
a
two
weeks'
period
at
camp-
The
party
Is
beaded
by
Capt
Lome
Anderson.
Capt
O.
A.
Dan-das.
Cant.
O.
S.
Edwards.
Capt
C
J.
Tottenham.
Capt
Paul
3sve.
Lieut.
E.
IvmMA.
Ueat
K
O.
Tartar.
Ueat
Jack
Harrison.
Lieut.
H.
C
CamebeO.
Ueat
J.
M.
Pat-
Lieat
Claude
Fewlrr.
Lieut
Kldd.
Lieut
Cuff
A'kin-
Chve
Thompson
AIR
PRISONERS
Jusy
U
9
British
has
become
prisoner
i
3.13.
says
a
writ
ten
Parliamentary
reply
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