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DAILY
EDITION
The
Line
of
Defence
TUESDAY,
FEB.
24,
1942.
The
Chinese
Soldier
...
After
a
visit
to
China
where
he
spent
about
seven
months,
a
special
correspondent
of
the
London
Times
wrote
just
before
this
war
began:
"The
curious
thing
is
that
.the
Chinese
soldier
has
it
is
him
to
be
a
very
good
soldier.
He
inherits
all
the
advantages
of
the
Japanese
soldier
except
his
military
traditions.
Though
you
might
not
think
it
to
look
at
him,
he
has
great,
strength
and
endurance.
He
can
live
on
next
to
nothing.
He
is
often
a
man
of
courage
and
resource
and
he
will
be
loyal
to
a
good
master.
On
regular
pay
and
a
full
stomach
his
high
spirits
combine
with
his
fatalism
to
keep
his
morale
high
even
when
things
are
going
badly.
Add
to
this
that
every
Chinese
is
some
sort
of
a
craftsman
by
nature.
There
is
no
reason
why,
if
he
could
be
shown
some
good
cause
to
take
this
particular
craft
seriously,
he
should
not
become
as
adept
at
drill
and
musketry
as
he
is
at
more
difficult
and
less
indigenous
trades."
The
writer
blames
the
leaders
for
most
of
the
past
failure.
He
says
that
most
battles
have
been
won
or
lost
by
secret
negotiation
under
cover
of
a
cloud
of
bombastic
and
defiant
telegrams
before
a
shot
is
fired.
For
a
time
in
one
of
the
foreign
settlements
the
general
will
live
on
the
bribe
that
bought
his
departure
.until
crisis
again
coincides
with
opportunity.
Even
when
the
general
is
loyal
to
his
own
cause
it
will
be
strange
indeed
if
all
his
divisional
commanders
are.
If
the
big
man
cannot
be
bought
or
is
too
expensive
some
of
the
little
men
say
"we'll
be
content
with
a
safe
return
before
the
bottom
drdps
out
of
the
market."
.
"
It
seems
that
Chiang
Kai-shek
lias
proved
impervious
to
fighting
a
barter
battle
and
that
he
has
taken
steps
to
insure
that
none
of
his
subordinate
do
so.
Also
he
has
seen
that
his
soldiers
are
well
fed
and
well
treated
generally
with
the
result
we
have
'seen
of
recent
years.
X
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Foryur
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A
Optometrist
Y
mppnsiTP
pn!T
nrnrn
It
t
FANCY
TEAPOTS
AND
TEA
SETS
Go
to
VARIETY
STORE
t
miiui
i
tjivivij
Smiles
Cafe
are
the
winners
of
the
second
half,
as
they
were
of
the
first,
and
thus
take
the
Dawson
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
championship.
Savoy
Hotel,
runners-up
in
the
first
half,
and
Falcons,
runners-up
in
the
second
half,
will
play-off
for
the
Newton
Cup.
Results
of
last
night's
fixture
play
in
the
Cribbage
League
were
as
follows:
Old
Empress
6.
Smiles
Cafe
1.
Savoy
Hotel
9,
Canadian
Legion
9.
Pioneers
7,
Operators
11.
Eagles
9.
Falcons
9.
The
second
half
standing:
Smiles
Cafe
73
Falcons
69
Eagles
67
Old
Empress
-
65
Operators
61
Canadian
Legion
58
Savoy
Hotel
58
Pioneers
53
53
57
59
61
65
68
68
73
RESULTS
OF
FIVE
PINS
Albert
&
MICaffery,
Reddy
Kilowatts,
Signals
and
Lawn
Bowlers
Winners
Last
Night
Albert
&
McCaffery
scored
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
Chinese
Youth
Association
in
the
Five
Pin
Bowling
According
to
Bruce
Hutchison
it
took
President
I
schedule
fiitn
Rirtv
Roosevelt
to
waken
the
Ottawa
government
to
the
need,"8-
y31
Canadian
corps
of
of
better
protection
for
the
Pacific
coast.
He
says
it
will
r111
and
La1i
won
rmisp
Orrnu-n
tr
rAm'ca
,rl,nU
.o
i,
-J
j..t
over
Armour's
Steel
Workers
and
vvu,,u
juici,
uit
iuiujc
nai
leucine
ttliu
tlU'JJJL
a
heavier
Canadian
defence
plan.
A
mobile
defence
is
to
be
kept
in
Canada
to
be
prepared
to
meet
the
Japanese
in
case
of
invasion.
'
Evidently
the
whole
scheme
is
being
considered
at
a
secret
session
of
the
commons
today.
It
is
plain
to
see
that
a
strong
mobile
force,
even
tively
by
scores
of
two
games
one.
Individual
scoring
was
as
lows:
Albert
&
McCaffery
1
Bach
525
Hart
....
118
Carr
539
Handicap
68
Totals
1112
Chinese
Youth
1
H.
Lee
....
164
J.
Lee
117
K.
Lee
.145
Fons;
204
Lew
-
,...534
.Handicap
26
Totals
.890
Armour's
1
Brind
184
DeJong
506
Hoare
131
Alger
j
283
Asemiwen
505
Handicap
35
Totals
10H
.
Kilowatt
1
Klnaior
194
Saville
170
Rudderharn
176
Comadlna
Ill
Keilett
363
Handicap
18
Totals
1032
Steelworkers
1
Cymbal
538
Carr
170
Warner
205
MacLean
509
Creig
153
Handicap
577
Totals
1022
Signals
1
Hllder
224
2
275
205
120
68
1178
2
254
224
233
168
243
188
165
222
141
35
937
2
172
161
165
245
207
18
2
203
169
166
170
203
57
9C8
2
219
to
fol-
3
240
148
mougn
equipped,
would
not
be
ol
much
use
withnnr
Tally
191
228
m
roads
on
which
to
drive.
It
indicates
that
the
government
-
279
383
376
jias
oeen
negligent
in
not
putting
through
the
highway
before
this
and
that
it
may
not
yet
be
too
late
if
the
work
is
rushed
through.
People
here
will
resent
the
idea
that
the
Rocky
Mountains
are
to
be
the
western
Canadian
line
of
defence.
We
should
be
better
off
as
a
part
of
Alaska
if
that
is
to
be
the
policy.
'
258
W
1299
3
216
213
209
214
165
26
26
1148
1043
2
3
186
148
137
199
236
222
35
977
3
142
190
278
165
214
18
J
164
213
225
139
174
57
I
972
3
249
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY,
rSDRrAPT
-
!
i
I
-!
HAVE
WON
CRIB
CUP
Smiles
Cafe
Takes
City
Title
For
Season
Savoy
Hotel
And
Falcons
To
Play
Off
For
Kunnrr-up
Trophy
I
I
SPORT
CHAT
Pushovers
will
play
Peoplrs
Store
and
Alley
Cats
will
meet
Woanjas
tomorrow
night
in
the
ftrst
session
of
weekly
Mixed
Bowling
League
fixtures.
Later
in
the
evening
Rinky
Dink
will
play
Stone's
Clothlefs
and
Toilers
wW
take
on
Sav-Mor
Grocery.
Manitoba
has
won
the
Canadian
curling
championship
Macdonaki's
brier
Tankard
nine
ttmoc
since
ihe
troohy
was
placed
in
competition
In
1927.
Alberta
rinks
have
won
three
time.
Ontario
twice,
with
Nova
Scotia
the
victor
'n
the
first
year
of
Canadian
title
play.
Criff
Manahan
of
Edmonton
and
Howard
Wood
and
Gordon
Hudson
of
Winnipeg,
are
the
only
skips
ever
to
win
the
title
twice.
Manahan
won
in
1933
and
1937.
Wood
in
1930
and
1940
and
Hudson
In
1928-29.
S
LOAN
HALF
WAY
OVER
Total
of
S310.8H.75
Has
Keen
Reached,
Headquarters
Announced
Last
Night.
OTTAWA.
Feb.
24:
9
The
Victory
Loan
campaign
bounced
part
the
half
way
mark
at
the
etese
f
business
yesterday
wHh
the
total
to
date
S310JB
10.750,
loan
of
totals
announced.
Olrbert
.-
154
127
146
Sarginsen
1G9
245
231
Brock
149
140
107
iLanaall
..
J56
151
174
Handicaps
153
153
153
Totals
1001
1013
1150
!
Lawn
Howlers
12
3
Van
Berkel
186
173
Vance
-
144
197
Paul
204
224
Davis
136
101
McMeeklrt
-
190
147
Handicap
96
66
96
Totals
:.
-923
1023
1028
Air
Force
1
2
3
Drake
110
174
120
Brown
-
...
84
245
173
Handley
167
203
145
Crapper
537
211
199
Copp
.513
163
285
Handicap
44
44
44
Totals
833
1010
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In
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Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
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Prince
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Wednesday
at
3:00
p.m.
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart.
Thursdays
at
11:15
p.m.
for
Ocean
Falls,
Powell
Hirer
and
Vancouver.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
.Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
65OO
pjn.
Air-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
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information,
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etc
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call
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PROTECTION
OF
RUPERT
.Menace
Sent
to
Ottawa
Keault
of
Victory
Ioan
Sucre
Attention
Uelne
G'ven.
At
the
week-end
after
she
Vn
-lor)'
Loan
quota
here
hod
been
reached.
Oat
3.
W
Nlcholls.
chairman
of
the
local
Victory
Loan
committee,
wired
to
the
prime
minister
and
to
certain
members
of
the
cabinet
that
the
quota
bad
bean
reached
due
to
the
spontaneous
response
by
over
one
thousand
Prtnee
Rupert
ctUaen
Ho
poirtUd
out
that
this
emphasi7d
the
feelings
of
the
people
of
Pr;ure
Rupert
towards
the
war
and
that
this
was
a
call
to
supply
them
with
certain
urgent
needs.
Mr
M.tr
kensie
King
replied
a
follow
"Your
wire
lust
received
I
should
like
to
conaraUtlate
nt-sens
of
Prtnee
Rupert
upon
spUn-dkl
response
to
Victory
Loan
am
bnnging
representation
your
:re
to
attention
of
colleagues
in
sov
eminent."
A
wire
has
also
been
received
from
an
important
member
of
the
cabinet
to
the
effect
that
Wal
representations
are
baring
the
immediate
attention
of
the
authorities.
The
qvtck
response
of
the
people
of
Prtnee
Rupert
to
the
appeal
tor
funds
to
prosecute
the
war
ar.d
especially
in
this
"city
should.
And
must,
get
tangible
result
immediately,
said
Cel.
Ntehotls.
It
U
our
intention
to
do
all
poattbl-
to
follow
the
mattar
up.
The
Victory
Loan
campaign
'n
Prtnee
Rupert
is
by
no
means
completed
and,
wrtUe
the
reoulu
secured
so
far
are
extremes?
satisfactory,
we
must
get
a
minimum
of
eighteen
hundred
subscribers
and
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arr
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and
nest
but
it
wttt
relieve
the
strain
on
eanvas-sars
if
applicants
can
purchase
the'r
bonds
through
the
btu
I
.
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or
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Loan
ofl:ct
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