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1939.
EDITORIALS
STRAWS
INDICATE
TREND
i
According
to
Walter
Winchell,
the
commander
and
-crew
of
a
British
warship
attended
a
performance
at
the
Aquacade
show
at
the
world's
fair
in
New
York.
They
were
placed
in
a
group
right
to
the
front
and,
when
the
finale
of
the
show
arrived,
the
girls
trooped
to
the
front
and
a
giant
sired
American
flag
was
spread
behind
them.
At
that
the
Britishers
rose
with
right
hands
to
their
temples
In
salute.
As
they
did
so
the
orchestra
leader,
instead
of
playing
"The
Sar
Spangled
Banner"
struck
up
"God
Save
the
King"
and
the
whole
audience
of
eleven
thousand
persons
sang
heartily
the
first
verse
of
the
British
National
anthem.
It
was
a
stirring
gesture
of
good
feeling
on
both
sides.
INCIDENTS
AND
COUPS
We
are
now
so
Used
to
incidents
and
coups
that
noth-j
ihg
but
real
war
will
start
us
out
of
our
complacency.
There
seems
to
be
something
every
day
to
fray
our
nerves!
or
irritate
us
with
the
result
that
ve
have
Income
inured
!
and
careless.
Eventually
nothing
will
worry
us
any
more
1
and
even
war
will
be
taken
as
a
matter
of
course.
j
Some
people
feel
confident
there
must
be
war
sooni
TO
PEOPLE
WITH
GARDENS
,
People
with
gardens
are
asked
to
co-operate
again
this
t
year
in
making
the
annual
flower
show
a
success.
It
will
be
held
the
middle
of
next
week
and
those
who
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ANNIE
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Prince
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detected
rtaieltm
Natives
by
a
score
of
17
to
7
in
.
a
free-hitting,
loose
fielding
Sun-j
day
afternoon,
baseball
same.
Weather
was
warn
and
bright
and
the
crowd
was
big
and
good-natured.
It
wasn't
much
of
a
baseball
exhibition
but
gate
the
loraU
nine
Innings
of
practice
for
the
forthcoming
Labor
Day
excursion
to
Ketchikan.
Features
included
a
couple
of
circuit
trips
for
Princ-Rupert
owing
la
slippery
gloves
There
were
thirty
hiu
in
the
(game.
The
visitors
touched
Jack
:
Lindsay
for
twelve.
At
the
start
111
'
appeared
that
the
Hareltonlaiis
were
going
to
bat
Jack
all
around
the
park,
for
he
gave
them
nine
'safeties
in
the
opening
three
start
-
tas.
thereupon
tightening
Up
and
yielding
only
three
In
the
last
sx.
The
locals
garnered
eighteen
hiu.
Walter
Johnson,
ss.:
Jack
Lindsay,
p.:
Benny
Wlndle
3b.:
George
Howe,
2b.;
Herb
Morgan,
lb.:
Dido
iGurrfch.
c;
Sonny
Beynon.
If.;
Ed.
Schroeder.
rf.
first
three
In
ings):
Jack
Campbell,
rf.
'six
Innings).
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United
0.
Bradford
3,
Brandford
City
2.
Burnley
3,
Blackburn
Rovers
1
Exeter
City
I
Plymouth
Argyl
and
others
think
it
will
never
come.
At
any
rate
it
is
good;
to
know
that
the
Empire
is
in
a
position
to
resist
Even
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
;here
near
Prince
Rupert
we
have
an
air
base
practically
west
African
importers
and
ex-completed
at
Aliford
Bay
and
we
are
told
that,
just
as!
porters
seek
connectiona
with
soon
as
it
is
finished,
activities
will
be
transferred
to
Seal
;
tCove.
At
the
entrance
of
the
harbor
guns
could
quickly
j
be
mounted
and
we
should
be
better
off
from
a
defence
j
point
of
view
than
ever
we
have
been
in,
the
past
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or
manufacturers.
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mer
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of
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descriptions,
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fish
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and
term:
solicited.
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Benyiwah.
Itouse.
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Coast,
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asked
to
exhibit
them
and
those
who
do
notlTT'
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i.
tY.
i
perienced
and
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refer
Munno
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tAiiiuib
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inane
me
snow
ineir'
headquarters
on
flower
show
day.
This
is
one
of
the
events!
which
helps
to
Interest
people
in
gardening
and,
if
the
gardeners
attend,
they
eet
inspiration
themselves
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Mr
and
Mrs.
Cecil
rttigeraW
d":
Prince
Rupert
stopped
off
at
ler
rare
on
Friday
for
a
short
ata
with
friends.
Mrs.
A.
Attree
baa
returned
home
after
undername
treatment
at
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hesptta
Her
many
friends
are
pleated
that
she
has
quite
retained
her
oual'
good
healt
A
public
mfrffiht
M
on
-
FrS8y
nhl
in
In
In
win
Stamped
with
Smokers
Approval
Men
who
know
their
tobaccos
agree
on
lhat!
Old
Chum
it
Ijetter,
and
cut
coarse
for
th
pipe.
jcut
fine
for
roiling
your
own,
it's
a
first
class
smoke-
-a
man's
tobacco.
More
to
bacco
in
every
package
at
no
extra
cost,
and
the
H
H.
tin
reduced
to
80
how.
ever
you
buy
it,
you
get
01
ALITY
and
Ql'A.N-TITY
inOldChum-
IS
WINNER
Anatl.tr
Model
Yacht
Raf
e
on
Sat-
j
Allrrnnan
Th
tMed
n
m
the
atx-ree
serie
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Model
Yacht
Club
was
tailed
m
Saturday
,
laU
and
reaulted
in
a
win
for
S.I
i
Kingston's
boat
"Amite
J"
wHh
lam
MacRae"
boat
"Sheila-
seW
ana
A.
J.
Crwtenls
"Type"
thrd.
There
wa
a
good
breea
St
the
terests
of
the
C.
C
F.
party
drev
j
start
and.
at
a
well
fined
house
to
hear
Angus;
boat
ere
the
nnt
buoy,
me
crouped
"Sheila"
and
long
grass
In
the
liazeltot.
Mclnnls
M.
P.
ho
spoke
Inter,
rounded
it
first
Just
beating
out
outfield.
There
was
also
a
double
estingly
upon
the
economic
Ufe
'
Hlnciton''
"Annie
J
'
Al
the
second
play
by
Prince
Rupert,
Lindsay
Wjof
the
country.
Harry
ArehlbaM
boar
poMttans
were
reversed
wUh
Howe
to
Morgan,
in
tne
lounn
:n
i
also
spoke,
his
subject
being
a
the
"Annie
J
"
leaHn
on
inn
teg
nlag.
description
of
conditions
In
New
Msleotm
Lamb's
"Ivanhoe"
made
Zealand.
Chairman
was
Floyd
up
a
tot
(
lost
ground,
ofertnallng
Frank.
ihr
other
boat
imMIt.
Cart
Ob-
PLAYING
F.
R.
Burrows
win
retire
from
ac-
with
Hardstaff
tlve
work
at
the
end
of
this
r
tie'
"Rupertla"
also
made
oe
a
Mrs.
II.
B.
Rochester
of
Prince
9reat
deal
of
kt
ground
and
at
,
Rupert
is
spending
a
shSrt
vaea-
this
point
it
was
anybody's
race.
lion
In
Terrace,
as
the
guest
o.
Then
the
wind
dropped
and
the
Mrs.
E.
wiHte.
leg
wa
a
drifting
dra.
Fta-I
altv
-Annie
J"
created
the
line
fol-
Rev.
Father
Fa
ore
O.
M.
I.
left
on
Friday
for
a
visit
on
eeefettastl-
fourteen
off
Chris
Harris
In
six
cal
duties
at
Lejac
Innings
and
three
off
Sam
Pierre
the
ball
in
the
third
Inning.
Bey-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
S.
Anderson.
non
made
the
circuit
in
the
fourth
when
the
left
fielder
fumbled
!
Miss
Ethel
Moore
arrived
an
Wed-
lowed
by
the
"Sheila."
the
-Tyre",
and
the
"Saucy
Lass."
The
other
boat
were
outside
the
tkne
Haul
of
two
hours.
in
two.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
MeAdam
of
wto-
tt.
date
the
total
nut
rive
the
The
circuit
riders
were
Walter
nipeg
arrived
on
Wlnedayfr
train
boat
the
foOowtnc
oatala
o
that
Johnson
who
made
the
round
trip
to
spend
a
short
holiday
at
the
a.
J
Oixfnrd
h
Mdsn
by
two!
owing
vu
uir
tcit
ticiun
uiuuif
uuuic
w
Alia.
ucAimi
Mirma,
MM
TTf
o.
INMMM1
WHO
ie-au.
Q3w
them's
again
and
lost
the
ball
in
the
Ion?
nesday
from
Victoria
for
a
short
Tyee"
grass.
holiday
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
"Annte
J."
Prince
Rupert's
big
inning
was
Mrs.
Moore.
-Invader"
the
third
when
the
locals
collected
"Saucv
Lass"
six
runs
on
four
hits,
two
erros
Miss
Muriel
Vance
and
Mhs
La-
"Sheila"
and
a
walk.
bel
Brannan
of
Prince
Rupert
have
-iranhoe"
Sonny
Beynon
was
the
star
hit-
been
spending
a
holiday
at
Lakels
Rupertla"
ter
for
Prince
Rupert.
First
timet
Lake
as
th
gueau
of
Mf.
and
Mrs,
up
he
fanned
but
later
connected
Robert
Gordon,
with
a
three
bagger
and
a
couple.
of
singles,
finishing
un
by
fanning
Mrs.
John
MeRae
la
stavtn
again.
!
Lakehse
Lake
as
the
gvest
of
Mrs.
Andre
Letourneau
and
BP.lv
e.
T.
Kenney.
Roma
were
umpires
and
line-ups'
were:
i
Hazelion
Arthur
Mowalt,
cf
...
fT'
,I0STEL
and
c:
Tommv
Moore,
c.
and
3b.:
,
MADGEBURO.
Germany.
Aag.
Eddie
Patsev.
ss:
Bill
Blackstoek.
21
21:
:
'CP1
CP
An
An
869-ton
869-ton
barae
barge
lb.;
PhU
Turner,
3b.
and
cf.:
Johnny
Moore,
2b.:
David
Alex
It
:
Jeff
Harris,
rf.;
Chris
Harris,
p:
Sam
Pierre,
p.
seventh
ard
eighth
innings).
Plnce
Rupert
Al
Simonsen
cf.:
"tavader"
by
two
1
2
3
Tot
CRICKET
Writ
Indies
Leading
Great
Britain
In
Test
Match
be
used
as
a
swimramg
hostel
on
LONDON.
August
21
The
sec
the
Elbe
and
Stale
Rivera.
There
ond
day's
play
in
the
cricket
tea,
'will
be
accomodation
for
nearly
match
at
the
Oval.
London,
br-
100
German
boys
who
will
be
t
ween.,
the-
Enginh,
eleven
and
the
taugnt
to
swim.
TENXIS
REFEREE
QUITS
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Aug.
21:
I
CP
Referee
of
the
Wimbledon
TennU
Championships
from
1919
to
19SQ
West
Indies
found
the
Weat
leaJ-
ing
by
forty-three
nms
wrth
four
wiekeu
of
the
first
Innings
hi
hand.
In
the
first
Innings
the
English
eleven
were
all
out
for
352
runs
the
leading
scorer
th
ninety-four
runs.
The
Wev
Indies
lost
a
wicket
early
but
then
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SOUTH
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VANCOUVER!
calling
at
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RIVES
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Rupert
every
SATURDAY,
7
p.ni.j
MONDAY,
3
p.m.
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Monday,
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Friday,
6
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FRIDAYS,
11.00
a.m.
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Office,
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