JULY
11
1M
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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You
.Ordered
Next
Winter
s
Coal
Yet?
If
Not,
Do
It
Today!
HACK
YOUR
ORDKR
TODAY
WITH
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Wren
Pitcher
In
Five
Wins
Distinction
of
being
the
flrt
pitcher
In
the
Women'
Area
fjoltball
League
to
win
live
Karnes
wat
gained
by
Mare
Mc
Donald
as
she
hurled
the
Wrens
to
a
17
to
6
victory
over
the
AlUei
last
night
on
AcropolU
H1U.
In
addition
to
her
good
work
on
the
mound
McDonald
con
nected
with
five
hits
In
ai
many
trips
to
the
plate.
"Pat"
Pattlson
ot
the
some
club
also
added
five
safeties
to
the
winners'
batting
a
tack.
Fast
fielding
retired
two
play
ers
who
tried
to
stretch
triples
Into
home
runs.
Down
of
the
Wrens
was
thrown
out
in
the
third
inning
at
home
plate
on
a
throw
from
leftflelder
Sadaway
to
catcher
Hawkins.
Lucythyn
of
of
the
Allies,
tripled
-but
was
re
tired
between
third
and
home
on
a
play
from
lettflelder
Held
to
catcher
Orlfflths
to
thlrdbase-
man
Pattlson
to
shortstop
Mc-Dlarmid
who
made
the
put-out.
The
win
enabled
the
Wiens
to
vault
Into
a
tie
for
second
place
with
the
Allies.
Score
by
Innings:
Wrens
ISO
222
Allies
1
2
0
2
3
0
Batteries
McDonald
O
riff
ltlis;
Morgan
and
Wilson,
Hawkins.
Although
two
girls'
gam
were
scheduled
for
Oyro
Patk
neither
of
them
were
played.
.
Rumor
is
a
subtle
form
of
botate.
Stop
and
think
before
repotting
a
rumor.
Don't
be
a
sabfur.
Annette's
Ladies'
Wear
Shoes
-
Ml
sires
ant!
colors.
Regular
nrice
to
6J)0.
Carnival
Salqjrice
Evening
Slippers
Spike
Heels
antl
Flatties,
Silver
and
Cold,
Mack
anil
Silver,
Mack
ami
Cold,
Mack
Satin.
All
sizes
and
widths.
KcRular
prices
to
$5.05.
Carnival
Sale
Price
$1.00
Children's
Coats
-
All
Children's
Coats
regardless
of
cost.
Carnival
Sale
Price
$6.95
Ladies'
Dresses
-
All
sizes
antl
all
colors.
Regular
prices
to
$9.05.
To
clear,
Carnival
Sale
Price
$3.95
House
Dresses
J
Tub-fast
and
sun-fast.
Sizes
11
and
1G
only.
Regular
price
$2.!)5.
Carnival
Sale
Price
$1.50
I.
n
RASEIJALL
SCORES
International
League
Syracuse
1.
Newark
4.
Toronto
3,
Montreal
2.
Baltimore
5,
Jersey
City
6.
American
Aoclatln
Minneapolis
1,
Milwaukee
3.
Indianapolis
16,
Columbus
6.
Louisville
10,
Toledo
7.
St.
Paul
at
Kansas
City,
postponed.
No
games
scheduled
In
Ameri
can
and
National
Leagues.
Sport
Chat
day.
The
63-year-old
reys
introduced
most
Humph-j
under
ahellflre
has
Just
been
of
tne
reveaiea
world's
greatest
fighters
during
his
40
years
on
the
Job.
Don
Bradman,
great
Austra
lian
batsman,
made
a
record
score
for
England-Australia
test
match
cricket
14
years
ago
day
at
Leeds,
England,
when
he
ihlt
ud
334
runs.
His
mark
wal
:
beaten
in
1933
by
Len
Button
o'
,
..
England
who
scored
364
runs.
I
Bradman's
mark,
however,
still
3
'
ts
the
best
test
match
score
for
a"ui.
.,..,ii,,
STREAMLININO
MORALE
,
LONDON,
O
BrltUh
womeji
locatton
of
hard
ship
steel
u
laL
British
Flag
On
New
U.S.
Carrier
BETIO,
Tarawa
Atoll,
Gilbert
Islands.
July
11
Q
British
and
American
flags
which
were
rals-
LONDON.
July
11
Vi
The
lory
of
the
'human
rudder"
a
Leather-lunged
Joe
Humph-.
19-year
old
British
Marine
who
reys
dean
of
sports
announcers,
,
siccred
an
Invasion
assault
craft
died
at
his
Falrhaven,
N
J
,
with
his
foot
14
miles
through
home
eight
years
ago
yesier-1
oosiacie
na
mine-imea
waier
He
is
London.
Just
as
his
craft
was
be
I
Ing
launched
from
an
Infantry
landing
ship
seven
miles
offshore,
a
large
hook
carried
away
the
steering
wheel
and
the
engine
room
telesraph.
Tandy,
without
a
moments
hesitation,
lowered
hlmte'.f
over
the
ship's
stern,
placed
one
foot
on
the
rudder
guard
rail
and
with
the
other
controlled
the
rudder.
With
only
the
shallow
rim
of
wood
around
the
stern
to
eraro.
he
steered
the
craft
to
TKRHACr.
MEETING
TRADE
BOARD
HAS
SESSION
ed
together
over
Betlo
alter
vs.
itniwi,!,
juij
-Marines
wiped
out
the
Japanese
race
Board
of
Trade
held
a
garrison
there
last
November
are
j
meeting
on
Friday
evening
which
to
be
flown
by
the
new
U.
8.
car-
was-
wen
aiiencea
gnu
ri.rTiroii'a
Thp
ria?
-were
av-
i
nroved
more
than
usually
In-
ihnn
Ihrnnoh
ntatarlM
tancea
I
aaVC.
and
he
agreed
with
many
others
that
there
is
a
great
future
before
that
part
of
Canada.
Just
the
same,
he
concluded,
that
there
was
no
place,
on
his
long
trip
to
compare
with
Terrace
and
he
was
very
glad
to
be
back
in
his
home
town
again.
There
was
a
good
deal
of
How
to
Obtain
Canning
Sugar
The
first
group
of
tanning
sugar
coupons,
F-l
to
F-5
Inclu
slve,
became
valid
on
May
25,
and
F-6
to
F-10
Inclusive
on
poses.
"F"
coupons
are
found
In
ed
by
Capt.
J.
H.
Tate,
first
com-
teresting
guest
speaker
being
C.
rati0n
book
three
and
each
cou
mander
of
Tarawa
Atoll.
He
said
;L.
M.
Olggey
who
related
his
the
new
carrier
would
be
the
;
experiences
during
a
recent
trip
first
American
warship
able
to
fly
the
British
ensign
at
will.
Marine
Invented
"Human
Rudder
through
the
Peace
River
coun
try.
He
was
amazed
at
the
diver
airy
and
vastness
of
the
coun
try
through
which
he
pon
Is
good
lor
one
pouna
oi
sugar.
These
coupons
do
not
expire
until
December
31,
1944.
For
those
wno
preserve
in
other
business
to
put
through.,
who
prefer
to
buy
This
included
a
new
pamphlet
serves
ready
made,
"J"
canning
beine
Droduced
and
sponsored
i
I
V.
n
U,-,n
rA
n,
triAa
On
fllllA
Cpl.'Ceorge
Tandy
of
trated
.TT.
that
3n
will
pamphlet
give
the
world
an
up-to-date
idea
oi
what
Terrace
and
district
Is
capable
of.
An
energetic
committee
has
written
a
compre
hensive
treatise
and
assembled
some
suitable
pictures
for
this.
J.
K.
Cordon,
who
is
visiting
Terrace
after
an
absence
of
five
vears.
briefly
addressed
the
meeting
and
spoke
of
the
beginnings
of
the
board
of
trade
in
Terrace,
a
matter
in
which
he,
had
helped
in
the
pioneer;
with
Teller
mines.
He
landed
his
j
It
was
hoped
that,
if
there,
saieiy
fc-ifeiv
nn
only
v
tnree
tnree
minutes
minutes,
are
are
to
uj
ue
oe
mcuruui
ccieorauons
ai.
uc
u.c
are
to
get
stronger
corsets
soorUmen
,,.K,.t(.
mA
nvnliri&ehind
schedule,
then
made
the
;
opening
of
the
highway
to
the
able
a
small
Increase
in
the
al-TJurne"
DacK.
ine
incs
kogemrr
coast,
uietv
w
ui.c
h-c
UMK
iour
anu
a
iiuii
iiuu.
icnaucr.
j,nc
merce
at
Prince
Rupert
wm
oe
sugar
coupons'
may
be
ex-
changed
for
MD
preserve
cou
pons
at
any
local
ration
board.
The
rate
of
exchange
is
one'
"F"
coupon
for
each
"D"
Defeat
the
threat
ot
Barbar
ism
and
shatter
the
Nazi
dream
of
youth
slavery.
Kill
Rumor
t
BURNS
LAKE
AIRMAN
NOW
IN
FRANCE
WITH
THE
R.CAF.
IN
BRIT-
July
6,
which
means
that
house-
AIN,
July
11
Many
Canadian
wives
can
now
oujr
an
meir
ground
crew
were
uown
io
uic
ouota
of
suear
for"
canning
pur-
ilehtlne
front
when
units
of
the
RAJ.
Tactical
Air
Force
were
getting
established
at
air
fields
in
France.
They
are
the
members
of
the
"air
lift"
parties
and
were
flown
to
the
front
in
Dakota
transports,
in-
quantities,
extra
sugar
may
be
stead
of
waiting
for
the
slower
passea
ucquired
by
using
the
D
pre
Serves
coupons.
Two
i
inese
surface
trip
across
the
channel
Advance
parties
went
in
to
coupons
become
valid
very
four
prepare
landing
strips
on
the
weeks-,
and
rather
than
use
continent
w
supervise
nuumcu-these
coupons
for
purchasing
ance
of
Spitfires
still
operating
preserves,
toe
nousewue
may
wuu
xaiiumi.
v
ww
w
k-
use
each
coupon
lor
toe
pur-
nimien
i
na
w
ciuiuimicu
.
chase
of
one-half
pound
of
the
invaded
territory,
the
"air
aUgar.
lift"
men
were
transported
by
On
the
other
hand,
for
those
uas.ouis
w
meir
new
u.
...
1
.
A
Sha
t.n
tha
the
4
tneir
pre-
Prior
to
invasion
crews
had
made
practice
flight,
and
they
arranged
to
carry
their
own
personal
kit
and
that
of
the
fighter
pilots.
Among
ground
crewmen
wno
eagerly
anticipated
their
air
trip
into
the
battle
area'
was
LAC.
C.
W.
"Klonkike"
Nourse,
Burns
Lake.
-k
Playground
i
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
I
Activities
)
IN
THIS
WAR
Supervised
playground
acuvi-
Itles
are
now
on
In
full
swing
July
11,
1940
Twenty-three
I
at
the
various
Oyro
playgrounds
Nazi
planes
destroyed
during'
in
the
city,
directors
for
each
raI4s
over
England,
ool
c
w.jnaving
been
appomteo;
na
as-Sansom
appointed
brigadier
and
I
signed.
Goodly
numbersTof
chil-Deputy
Adjutant
General
atjdren
are
enrolled
and
a
variety
Canadian
VUlitary
Headquarters
of
activities
is
being
carried
In
Britain.
Italy
admitted
heavy
out
The
swimming
pool
at
Mc-
sidered
1
the
best
onlnK
mater-
Dally
News
Advertising
Brings
communicated
with
onlhis
sub-jlosses
In
sea
and
air
Jousts
with
Clymont
park
is
expected
to
be
CARMIV
AI.
SALE
1
Waists
bmg
antl
Short
Sleeves.
Regular
price
to
$3.95.
Carnival
Sale
Price
I
Skirts
$1.95
All
Skirts
regular
values
to
$3.95.
Carnival
Sale
Price
$1.00
Hats-
All
Hats
in
store
regardless
of
cost.
To
clear,
Carnival
Sale
Price,
each
50c
Evening
Dresses
Slightly
Soiled
White
and
All
Colors.
Elaborate
value
to
$35.00.
Carnival
Sale
Price,
$9.95
)
These
Dresses
only
need
to
be
drycleaned
Hose-
Sillf,
Rayon
anil
Lisle.
Regular
price
$1.00.
Carnival
Sale
price,
pair
50c
Waists
Washable
White
only.
Regular
price
$2.93.
Carnival
Sale
Price
$1.00
Slack
Suits
-
All
sizes
and
colors.
Regular
value
$5.95.
Carnival
Sale
Price
Sport
Suits
--
$2.95
Linen,
Stripes,
Prints,
Seersucker.
Regular
value
$9.93.
Carnival
Sale
Price
Raincoats
-
$3.95
Some
fitted
in
bags
to
put
in
your
suitcase.
Regular
value
$12.95.
Carni
val
Sale
Price
$6.95
Children's
Sweaters
Cardigans
and
Pullovers.
Regular
value
$1.95.
Carnival
Sale
Price
$1.00
Sale
Starts
Wednesday
Morning
July
12di
at
9
o'Clock