I
PAGE
rOUR
SECURITY
OF
INFORMATION
Quit
at
Rotary
Club
Yfstrr-day
Followed
by
Salutory
Talks
by
Officers
In
iheir
enthusiasm
todisptay
iup-to-date
knowledge
of
.Vocal
matters
members
ot
the
'
Prince
Jtupert'Ttotary
Club,
answering
iquestions
at
yesterday's
lunch
thengood-naturedly
chlded'by
tarmy
and
navy
-.officers
whp
f
poke
Of-the
Importance
of
security
ot
-information
In
wartime.
The
quiz
was
conducted
byi
D.
Mcn.
Lowe
and
started
off
with
.innocent
enough
questions,
lead-ting
up
to
queries
of
military
and
'defence
character
which
It
was
Jater
emphasized
should
not
b
ibandled
about.
;
Capt
Ralph
Thistle
Canadian
Army,
one
of
4he
speakers,
explained
how.
easy,
it
could
be
for
-
enemy
agents
to,
pick
jup
bits
of
information
from
which
a
complete
picture
.might
be
drawri
up.
"Enemy
-.agents
are
In
our
2jr-smidst,"
declared
Capt.
Thistle;
Tana
we
snouia
oe-very
careim
itot
what
we
say.
-Security
of
In
formation
is
one.
'Of
the
-mos
x
jlmportant
parts
.of'
thenar
ef-
V
.
-TS
.
.
.
,
T
F
1.
1
:l
Jin..'
,wihlps
and
making
material
antj
ithen,
through
loose
talk
we
hav$
them
destroyed
before
they
hav$
.a
chance
to
be
used
against
the
r
''enemy..
Few
ships
are
sunk
ai
a
result
of
a
blind
shot
in
the
dark.
The
enemy
knows
where)
they
are
bv
means
of
lnforma11
.
,tion.
A
small
bit
of
information
I
j
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"MA
For
the
first
time
In
the
long
history
of
the
Area
Soccer
League
'Hhe.
Dominion
Day
Cup
will
-not
be
competed
lor
4n
July
1
but
on
theMallowlng'dty.
This
precedent-setting"
1
action
'Willi
be
taken.
as
a
courtesy
.to
theAAerop-
pllMlU.forcesJwho;Wtsh
.to
play
eon,
were
,ld
unwittingly
Into
.
baseball
with
thePrlnce-Rupert
discussing
matters
c
;ralUtary
.AllStars
anSaiurday.
Cnrapetl-
Signals.
Thei
trophy
was-
wonfoby
the
iAlr?
Force'
last
season.
;The
Area
Soccer
League
thai
been
marking-time
this
week
awaiting
the
outcome
of
the
Dot
minion
Day
cup
game.
With
ithe
completion
of
.this
present
knock-out
series
the
first
of
three
trophies
and
a
shield
'
to
be-awarded
this-,'
year
will
be
won.
obtained
In
Prince
Rupert,
given
out
'quite
unintentionally,
piecdiiogethervwlth
other
nits,
might
make,,a.
mighty
big
picture.
for
the
enemy
al
far
away
as
the
Atlantic"
i
Lieut
F.E.Gray
R.ON.V.R,
spoke-cn.the.suppression
of
'rumors
-spreading
of
which,
in,
addition
-to
''being
-
quite
discon
certing
to
.'the
rpeople
of
the
community
,might
be
helpful,
to
the
enemy
under
certain
cir-?
cum
stances.
He
asked
his
listen
ers
to
refrain
from
spreading
war
rumors
but
to
inform
secur
ity
officers
of
such
rumors.
President
A.
S.
Nickerson.ioc-
cupled
the
chair
at
yesterday's
luncheon.
CAMPS
FOR
Boys
LooUlnr
Forward
to
Outinrs'flurinr
Summer
Heather
TORONTO,
June
30
Coming
of
warm
-weather
Increases
the
anticipation
of
.more
than
10.000
Navy
LeaguC.
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadets
who
are
anxiously
looking
forward
to
their
turn
a
a
Sea
Cadet
camp.
Most
of
the
imporUnce
4n
regard
to
defence
.tors
ior
the
cup
'will
-be
Navy,
12
camps
provided
by
the
Navy,
tand.
port
installations
and'
were
undefeated
this
-season,
and
League
and
operated
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
are
no
in
operation
and
fully
two?
thirds
of
the
total
enrollment
The
jacket
mutt
be
roomy
enough
to
t
easily.
ibut
not
so
roomy
as
to
be
extreme.
It
must
have
an
air
,
of,
quiet
nonkhalance,
but
must
never
b
out
of
place
in
any
informal
cotapanyi
It
must
have
style
without
being
styliohif.you'jknovrhatvve
mean
and.
we,
think.
.you
do.
.Bond
has
developed
the
English
Drape
to
the
very
maximum
of
good,
taUe.and
U
stressing
it
7or,
immediate
wear.
Husky
tweeds,
nnooth
worsteds
drecfty
erge-t
patterned
tor
striped
iii.wcightsvand
colors
foniiieii
and
wonieji,are
.ready-atlBoodwju8t
waitbg-your
telection,
ready
to
be
'
talloredi
to
yoart
measure
in
an
lEuglishlDrape
orany'
other
'tyleyou
may?
fancy.
27-75
!29"75
8
remember..,.
,
ii
IAROHED-TO.
MEASURE
EXCLUSIVELY
BY
r
n
i
'mar
iiiinen
Men
s
mil
Boy's
Store
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Other
sea
cadet
amps
CROYDON,
Eng..
rtNAA
2.000
throughout
Canada
Include
St.
pound
German
bomb,
sought
for
Quentln
Island,
opposite
Three
four
years,
has
been
located
Hn
Rivers.
P.Q..
.on
the
St.
Law-
a
backyard
here.
It
was
dropped
mice
.
Rotary
Island,
opposite
during
the
1940
Londori
bids,
and
Oananoque,
Ont..
also
on
the
contained
enough
explosive
to
St
Lawrence;
Kitchigaml,
near
wipe
out
the
whole
street.
Whvtecllffe
Pork
near
Vannon-
niw
niccu
'
Cnif
lMt
-.'
"
-
-
'
junniui
.
r
ver.
B.C.;
Lake
Eva.
at-Kawene.
ncau
ordinary
pens
have
of
1S.0O0
cadets
will
each
have
a
sea
cadet
camp
at
H.M.C.S.
a
'two-week
period
when
boat
.
-Com
wallls"
near
Dlgby,
N.S.
work
and
-water
sports,
will
take
Canada
at
least
for
the
duration
first:
place
in
their
training
syll-jls
largely
due
to
the
generosity
abus.
The
Prince
Rupert
Corps
(of
the
many
shareholders
in
will
'
be
among
those
going
to
the
original
Investment
and
to
camp.
arrangements
made
by
Elmer
It
:
Latest
property
to
be
acquired
Ingraham,
eastern
rone
chair
-for
camp
purposes
Is
at
Oaklmanot
sea
cadets
for
the
Navy
Point
on
the
St
John
river.
25
League.
miles
from
St
John,
NiJ.
Iti
In
recognition
of
his
valuable
has
12
acres
,and
beautifully
wooded
with
beaches
that
afford!
safe-
bathing.
The
river,
here,
is
Ideal
'for
boating.
Originally
this
Droperty
was
chosen
as
a
hotel
that
was
to
have
been
one.
of
the
most
outstanding
on
jsions.
IT
rSAGUOTQM
OF
TH
E
COUNTRY
In
India
a
Hindu
fendeman
,
drapes'
his
oun
turban
ujith-50
ywdAvf
-finest
muslin
.1
,
.
i".
.........
,
4
yourhdiceiis,aii
English
Dra
by
BOND
-
.
Tberejs
jiot
i
another
fashion
quite
k
iriothly
smart
as
theT!nglish
Drape
by
Bond.
ill
s
'secret,
of
course,
is'
in
the
cut.
1
AUTOMATIC
till
Tilt
BOOKLET
contributions
to
the
Navy
League's
sea
cadet
movement.
the
continent
Acquisition
of
the
j
property-
by
the
Navy
League
of
j
POLES
MARK
CASSINO
DOUBLE
LONDON
tf
The
first
stamfK
rtory
In
the
present
war
are
to
be
Issued
shortly
by
the-PoMsh
government
In
Great
Britain.
Sporit
(Chat
Joe
DlMaggio
of
Ahe
St
York
Yankees
boomed
his
way
In
his
4Ut
and
42nd
consecutive
games,
fettlng
a
new
'modern
major
league
record
as
the
Yank-
took
both
ends
of
a
doubleheader
from
-Washington.
Sut
-Lt
Johnny
Loarlng
of
the
Canadian
navy,
former
Vnl-vewtty
of
Western-
Ontario
and
the
new
camp
will
be
known
at1!
Canadian
Olympic
Games
track
the
"Commodore
Brock"
aojsUr.
outdistanced
Sydney
wood-named
after
Commodore
E.
R
eraon.
noted
British
runner.
In
slte
for
a
summer
recreation
Brock.
OB.E
R.CJI.V.R.
Own-
Ilrsl
quarwr
oi
a
reiay
race
mandlng
Officer
Reserve
Dlvt-
'In
London
four
years
ago.
Learning
was
running
for
the
-Navy
Marine
team
against
combined
London
athietk
clubs.
Bobby
Pearee.
Australtan-born
Hamilton.
Ont.
sculler,
won
an
to
commemorate
an
Allied
vlc-lp&sy
victory
over
Ted
Brockle-
DOMINION
DAY!
HERE
Ont.
125
miles
west
of
Port
Ar-
n
aloJen
with
such
frequency
Chatham.
uiur.
Mirpiry
isiana.
near
&as-
at
tins
Lincolnshire
post
.oinee
katoon.
on
ine
Saskatchewan
lln.
autliorltlcs
have
.adopted;
river,
uamp
uucnan
at
point
qutu
p.,,.,
made
from
long
goose
Prim,
near
Charlottetown.
PEJ.;
feathers
The
tn
nllferers
left
Lake
Chestermere.
near
Calgary.
Alta.;;
"Queen
Elizabeth"
on
Beausoleil
Island,
Georgian
Bay.
Ont:
and
"Prlncea
Alice"
on
Mlnnlcog
Island,
Georgian
Bay.
Ont
In
addition,
there
will
be
the
quills
alone
illfi
Into
baseball's
row
of
Immortals
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News
bank
of
Britain
In
a
Diamond
Sculls
heat
13
years
ago
today.
He
went
on
to
win
the
famed
Ifjmtov
twto
an
hit
flrtt
nl
They
will
celebrate,
by
mrmns
and
VaT
iurnfd
pro.
of
a
superimposed
iruertptloa.
the
capture
of
Caaatao.
feaeionaL
Pearee
now
Is
a
Can
adian
naval
officer.
.
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by
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6:15
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7:15
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10:30--Oeorge
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11:00
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11:15
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11:45
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10:15
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To
bejannbuned
z;uu
cnentC-
1he
Sea
Cadets
will
open
Uu
day'a
program
wKh
a
whaler
tailing
race
which
will
be
fallowed
by
other
sailing
events,
The
afternoon'
program
w..
Feature
of
Dominion
Day
ob
(feature
an
obstacle
race
.
(servance
In
Prince
Rupert
will
fwhteh
participant
muft
dis;,
...
an
exhibition
of
aquatic
'kui
and
peed
in
running
r
w
norts
In
an
Inter-servlce
re-
iing
ana
sailing
ah
ugn
nun
gatta
sponsored
Oy
ll-MC'i
that
there
will
be
kern
c
unpc'
lion
In
the
rowing
event
.
um!
the
Wren'
bt-iolltni:
pr
n
kta
to
be
an
event
worth
wau
i.
ing.
A
"irej
pele"
event
will
pro
-vide
amusement
for
the
preu-tors
and
drenetted
cloilies
tr
the
jKirtlelpanU.
There
will
be
raft
raees.
a
tu
of
-war
and
inimerou
other
tracWonaMfmey
prlaea
are
br
irtf
awttnted
to
wtnneft
vl
au'-h
event
and
cups
have
been
(ton
ated
for
pretetttatktn
to
the
aa.U
Ing
and
rowing
rr
wlnnr-v
These-wBI
be
preeented
by
Nava
Offleer-hi-Charge.
Prince
Itup-
ett.
Commander
C
M.
Oree.
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In
the
evenlnj
A
'dawee
on
the
nevrtv
la'i
fleor
In
he-Naval
Drill
lloli
'
i
music
supplied
by
the
ltrs
band
of
H-MX-'S
ChaUum
w
.
provide
the
ellmax
t
the
&i
entertainment.
A
litterbun
-.
teat
will
give
tho
w:tli
n.
;
ssved
from
the
day'';
uitu.t
i
ehatte
to
cspettd
that
ur-
Tea
will
be
served
in
the
DnM
Had
In
the
afternoon
Every
evening
Monday
thru
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nmoroll
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the
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and
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the
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