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llAlLY
EDITION
THEY
LOVE
A
HORSE
RACE
98
M
Saturday.
March
35.
1932
VETERANS'
PENSIONS
There
seems
to
be
an
injustice
in
the
recent
budget
proposal
of
the
Bennett
government
in
cuttinir
off
the
pen
Appeared
On
London
Stage
A
beautiful
young
Indian
woman
of
noble
birth,
the
Begum
Hu-nt
Jehan
Hussaln,
who
hat
defied
the
conventions
of
her
rare
by
discard
Ins
the
punlah
ani
d!r
b:
:
jrc
EaropeAn.
is
ap
pearing
on
the
London
stage
as
a
snake
charmer.
SOFTBALL
IS
STARTED
Senators
Open
by
Decisively
l)c-fcattns;
Titers
15
to
2
in
high
School
Iajue
On
Thursday
aftenwwn
IheJIlgh
School
soflaall
League
resumed
its
schedule;
Ihe
senators
the
Tljirs
liito
Samp
In
a
ane-sidec
gtmk.
Tttey
name
into
the
first
pme-
of
the
season
with
a
fly4n
tact
collecting
ten
runs
in
the
Inst
Inning.
The
Tigers
began
t
ilahten
n
during
tJe
rest
of
the
game
and
only
allowed
the
winners
fivt
runs
Most
English
peoile
love
a
horse
race.
It
is
the
sport
of
"
P";.0
b,n"
inuT
kings
but
also
it
i
to
the
eroynient
of
life
for
thou.
ZZZ
SSSmS
Of
the
humblest
subjects
Of
fte
king.
For
the
Senators.
Haason
and
There
was
a
time
when
people
had
to
apologize
for
Buinah
were
tb
h?aw
hi'w.
keeping
up
horse
racing
bv
saying
that
it
encouraged
the
wnH
nh
f(5od
ln
the
ft,,d
breeding
of
high
gide
rWes.
Today
the
same
people
ad-
l?
e
ZV
i
j
.,
f
i
,
.
.
,
i
.
,
,
.
1
.
rats
out
he
rave
several
walks.
rnit
that
races
are
nn
cr
lost
just
for
the
fun
of
the
thing
For
Ae
1,-
tp.'
and
not
for
any
other
motive,
h-v
ana
Pestuio
played
the
best;
With
the
whole
world
gradually
turning
to
sport
as
an
bail.
''
ntitW
tnv
tVipir
MurrriM
ns
thp
lpnrrth
nf
rhp
uwl-inn
rlnv
The
teams
were
shortens,
horse
racing
holds
its
own,
not
because
people
can
join
in
it
but
because
they
love
it.
The
ideal
recreation
is
one
where
many
take
part.
Football
and
baseball
have
a
wide
appeal
in
this
country,
cricket
in
England,
badminton
and
tennis
are
growing
in
popularity
everywhere,
and
justly
so.
These
are
ideal
recrea-
.
tiTT
-
i.
Senator
R.
Allen,
p.;
Bul-nach,
1st:
Hanson
Capt
t
ss.;
Mr.rian.
3rd;
Christiansen,
c,
Hom
2nd;
Dell,
ef.;
W.
Smith.
If.;
F.
SnaH.
it.
Tigers
N.
Allen,
1st;
Postuto.
c:
Arney.
4
Tohey
(Capt.i.
p.:
Phil-
Upson.
of.;
Johrnon,
rf.;
Ritchie.
lions
Decause
everyone
can
piay.
norse
raeing
is
nuiereni
3rd.:
peehy,
2.
sions
of
those
veterans
who
are
employed
bv
the
covern-
day
o.
If.;
Currie.
3m..;
but
it
survives
and
increases
in
interest
as
the
years
pass.
o
Neii.
m.
i
.
Umpires
R.
Obta
and
W.
Ctom.
DICTATOR
A
DANGER
-
T
While
a
strong
man
is
necessary
at
the
head
of
any
gov-
(Jja
A1
n
Country
OOCCet
erhmentv
a
dictatorship
such
as
that
now
established
in
;
Germany,
especially
when
established
on
a
basis
of
hate
and
persecution,
is
a
danger,
not
only
to
that
community
but
to
all
nations.
Should
Adolph
Hitler
prove
to
be
the
strong
man
he
pretends
to
be
and
shoXild
he
gain
wisdom
with
responsibility,
the
dictatorshipmay
be
a
great
thing
for
Germany,
but
shoud
he
be
cayijed
aVay
by,
the
trust
placed
in
him,
there
is
an
awful-doom
ahead,
a
doom
that
will
be
also
suffered
by
many
of
his
countrymen.
,
ENGLISH
LE.tr.UE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
2.
Ererton
1.-
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Derby
Coun
ty
1-
Chelsea
1,
West
Bromwteh
Albion
Huddeifield
Town
0,
Blrmfng-
ham
0.
Leicester
City
2,
Leeds
United
1.
Liverpool
2,
Blaekbnrn
Rovers
2.
Middlesbrough
2.
Blackpool
0.
Newcastle
United
2,
Arsenal
1.
Portsmouth
3.
Sheffield
Wednes
ment.
If
the
government
employees
were
better
paid
than
Sheffield
united
3.
Sunderland
o.
others
and
if
the
service
were
more
attractive
fn
any
other
Wolverhampton
wanderers
1.
way,
there
might
be
some
justif
fcatioh
for
the
move.
It
is
Manchetor
"y
2-
.
.
.
...
i..
iti.
i
;
ii
umy
uv
a
ume
tine
uub
wiaw
wit'
governmeni
service
is
attractive.
Here
is
the
way
one
veteran
puts
it
The
government
is
keeping
faith
with
the
money
lenders,
the
bond
holders,
but
not
with
the
men
who
fought
for
the
Empire
when
they
were
needed.
He
asks
if
the
veterans
have
not
at
least
as
good
a
claim
on
the
administration
as
the
memwho
didot
fight
liut
instead
loaned
their
money
to
carry
on
the
war
and
received
a
high
rate
of
interest
for
it.
The
mm
Vvho
fought
did
not
receive
a
high
rate
of
pay
for
their
services.
It
was
scarcely
a
Ilvihtr
allowance,
vet
many
never
returned
and
of
thoso
who
did
there
are
many
who
poned.
SCOTTISH
LFC.UE
Firt
Division
.Ayr
United
1.
tnffd
Lanark
0.
Clyde
2,
Aberdeen
0.
Oowrlenbeath
1.
Celtic
5.
Fhtktrk
5.
Hamilton
Acadnrntenls
0.
Hearts
5.
Morton
2.
Motherwell
4,
Airdrieonlans
1.
Parttek
Thistles
S,
Bast
Strrtmir-shire
3.
Queen's
Park-Krrmarnock
poat-
bear
with
them
the
scars
of
wounds
made
bv
the
Germahs
st.
Johnstone
q.
Rangm
2.
-
-
or
by
the
dread
diseases
of
the
trenches.
We
have
no
sympathy
with
the
parlor
veterans
such
as
are
many
of
the
U.
S.
pensioners
but
the
men
who
fought
should
be
treated
with
every
possible
consideration.
St.
Mirren
2,
Dundee
1.
Hockey
Scores
Thursday's
(lames
New
York
Americana
6,
Montreal
Chicago
2,
Toronto
3.
Canadtens
2,
New
York
Rangers
ATTACK
ON
DEPRESSION
OTTAWA,
March
25:
-
Coupling
a
dlrevt
want
of
confidence
motion
against
the
government,
and
a
plea
for
reciprocity
with
the
United
States,
J.
L.
Ralston,
financial
critic
for
the
Liberals,
replied
to
the
Rhodes
budget
on
Friday
Jn
the
House
of
commons.
He
declared
truu
trie
budget
was
barren
of
constructive
plans
to
surmount
Canada's
financial
arid
trade
problems.
Canada
has
to
attack.
The
country
has
not
simrity
to
stay
in
the
trenches
it
has
to
attack
hot
the
markets
but
the
depression.
If
this
government
does
not
initiate
soon
It
need
not
be
surprised
If
somebody
eUe
takes
comand."
Col.
Ralston
declared
About
the
only
line
the
modern
girl
drawa
ft
with
her
lipstick,
Boston
Transcript.
pr
THE
DA11.T
NTTW3
Saturday,
Marrh
2s
"7
Australian
Girls
Adopt
Baseball
Not
only
Japan,
but
Australia
as
well
has
shown
enthusiasm
for
the
pastime
of
base:
nl
Even
the
A'lstrali&n
girls
have
shown
a
taste
for
the
game
us
witrltss
Mus
Rita
nttmpr.ries.
star
pitcher
for
the
Golden
Eagles
She
is
warming
op
before
taking
the
mound
in
a
(tune
between
her
team
and
another
rn
Sydney.
!
SPORT
CHAT
Gene
Puste.
star
t
brtghtest
bue
of
the
Western
Canada
Hockey
League,
who
has
been
sold
"up
the
river"
to
Lester
Patrick,
i
New
York
Rangers
of
the
National
Hockey
League.,
baa
enjoyed
a
great
season
with
Kenny
McKemle's
Vancouver
Giants
Defeated
High
School
Cubs
Sctond
name
of
the
Hlth
Stnool
Softball
!ne
Tre'ved
Close
Cfenlrit
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
Thirtl
Avenue
BLUNT
TALK
0FG.B.SHAW
ABOUT
JAPAN
Tells
Them
Their
Cities
Are
ll
rible
Mem.
a
I
it
Hace
lor
nrrriHn
DheOK
COMPLIJiirAT
ON
TltDAlTtlJ
DeiUres
Coon
try
h
lVrrectly
Trr
riblc
.Kobe
and
(Haka
Shoold
lie
ICaied
"What
do
t
Uimk
of
Japan
ae
far?
I
think
fet
kt
penaetly
hottiMe."
de-
dtsfcfVd
00LtfC
HfeTIMftl
9tMtW
AC
oottnnc
go
an
nicanrsvw
given
aim
so
the
JagsMi
AdWertawr.
Spring
Shoes
Now
Necessary
And
aWaft
yur
inspection
You
Cminot
Smile
if
Your
Igriltlrt
:
We
wiU
give
ypy'f
oof
i'"i'if'"t
firaimM!
pri
Hoars
tisart
(age
ces
lhne
'i:7
labor
I
a
told
that
t
'.)
but
I
a.i.-
told
that
I
i
i
i
,:
thi-
factonrs
WUenevt-i
I
,.:i
that,
I
m
sure
that
tn
:
working
ul
can
to
Japan."
Mr
Sin
.
Vepmms
r
the
beauty
iu--,
i.
nj
Larortto
Heame
atid
I
r.im
ut
a
hell."
As
If
to
t.'ke
some
of
the
-!.
.
r
rue
rantariu.
Mr
Shaw
thru
-
that.
In
thr
mWjit
of
thi
;.:..!.
ot
slums,
he
had
v
lifted
our
moet
beauttfal
theatres
In-
h.,
i
v
i
seen,
reterrlni
to
the
new
Kiv,
8
Tbeati
in
Osaka
The
playwrht
then
warri
Ji
sun
that
they
knew
uu.
modern
war
founht
on
its
vu
v
"WmH
on
111
your
e)Ue
arr
k'raca
the
air.
when
you
iir
how
a
spot
of
Iwht
In
you;
by
at
nkfht
and
ywsst
then
i
dark
expecting
a
flee
of
pi.i-
'
"If
you
had
been
the
ftrat
to
tastM
i
min
bombs
on
you.
men
y
your
cMes
In
weatetn
ssyle
kt
wW
know
what
war
is
ae
encusaMe.
bat
yoa
have
sMsplyj
"You
In
Japan
have
mai
extpied."
conunued
the
aVUssh
Lrngwt
of
Nation."
he
roi,:.-,-'
aatamr.
,"l
cannot
say
whether
you
wit.
i
-
Hr3Bbt
and
Osaka
are
swfai
Yon
i
to
regret
it
or
not
TV
Ovpa'
V
.
ik
.
.
.
Yesterav
In
the
Hick
Blhd'"""
navyiws
nasi
u
aeewe
wnewrr
m
-.
Maroons.
Paste
led
the
W.
C.
H.
L.
soft
batl
nxture
the
OkaMa
raised
I"001
Manenuria
turn
tne
tana
onthr
anume
or
make
a
lot
of
m
.
icoin
averages
with
the
splendid
themselves
from
ante
poasesahm
Of
1
W
elites
and
level
these
to
the
aril
km
yea
war
eoqnllrs
Thr
total
of
53
points.-
3
casihr
ami
SC
the
cellar
posiUoR
by
tafcln
m4
tround.
Then
start
afresh
and
.
eMed
to
flsnke
nusnty.
aaMetarNis
feat
1
nH
the
more
re-
camp
the
Cubs
who
ware
m
sea-!
build
them
fight
,
The
Mnan
eaaan
of
-omrr:1
Hnarkablc
when
It
st
figured
be
Is
a
ond
place
I
Every
man
wno"uJe
get
hhn-
ting
anlelde
In
protest
ovri
defeneeman.
The
Olants
sUrted
the
Tlrtt
In-
a
plat
of
grotwd
tne
saw
of
a
thlnt
aaw
eame
m
far
no'Kr
The
colorful
habitant
from
old
nlng
by
knocking
m
six
runs.
The
rwatage
stamp
set
a
building
on
it.
Japanese
an
eanwt
fdenpiv
Quebec
goes
to
the
Sinners
for
t-
Cubs
receive,
two
in
their
turn
at,
with
no
thought
where
the
toad
for
ah
encase
to
enmnvtt
"
'
000
cath.
about
onfMth
of
what
bat
held
the
Olants
down
to
two
'was,
whether
or
not
there
was
he
antd
"When
they
fin
th-.
nwnor
f
tha
Vmmiiw
runs
for
the
rest
of
the
came.
In
drainage
or
what
kind
of
house
was
hailM
aa
heme
and
ereat
mi
Maroons,
originally
asked.
MeKen-
the
third
Inning
the
Con
went
on
neat
door,
has
apparently
done
so
the
want
H
ts
a
i
rtni
it
i
ale
has
pocketed
nart
of
the
dal
a
batting
spree
and
added
four
"The
whole
thing
is
a
horrible
MrHhnilt
become
W
up
atd
geu
the
rest
nest
Seaxon
If
and
run
to
thelr
score
At
the
laet
of
mess,
a
fit
place
to
bread
disease.
thtatedMI
ent
vstf
in
or
-
.when
Pusle
"makes
good."
And
m
W1,n
lwr
go
tusconteat
and
social
evils
Did
you
in
Bitten
wntsV
4J'''
.
Kennv.
accanttn
to
ratiosU.
feats
Cubl
ln
,acwJ
the
Olan'-s
bat-
never
hear
of
city
planntng'1
These
wavs
aewrt!i1
that
Sha
'
certain
there
will
be
no
doaM
about
i
Paste's
success
and
hia
collection
of
the
balance.
Dance
Held
By
Naval
Cadets
at
Members
of
th
local
unit
of
the
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
held
dance
in
their
nltht
Twentv-flve
nt
and
dancing
was
enjoyed
until
the
earfv
hours
this
nvrnirur.
At
midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Chief
Pettv
Officer
Anslow
was
master
of
oeremonk.
mjts
Eaples
Hold
Dance
In
Their
Own
Hall
The
Baales
dance
was
well
attended
last
night,
something
like
176
people
belnapusenV
fairly
well
fillinu
their
ha&MBsiatno's
orchestra
provided
excellent
music
and
W.
Huston
hiade
-
a
very
efficient
the
usual
m&nfthg
hour.
a
4
The
following
U
the
scale
of
charges
made
far
reading
hotlr.et.
4
Marriage
and
Erusftgement
armriuncement
W
Birth
NbUcesJknc.
FptttWl
NbUeSs
$1.
Oard
Of
Thftnka.
4
Funeral
Flowen
10c.
per
name.
,
.
-
."
-
.
ury
mil
oniy
ma
a
atttfte
run.
olMas
look
as
thouah
thev
were
cms
etas
now
the
knew
i
The
game
eno1
by
the
Olants
built
for
use
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