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April
1.
1935
As
a
jneahs
of
preventing
war
it
is
possible
that
no
move
has
yetTjeen
made
which
is
as
important
as
the
series
of
conierences
on
European
security
initiated
bv
the
British
government
and
carried
out
by
Sir
John
Simon
and
Capt.
.Anthony
Eden.
For
the
first
time
the
Soviet
government
has
seen
the
desirability
of
taking
its
place
as
a
friendly
nation
that
is
willing
to
co-operate
with
Great
Britain
and
other
powers
with
a
view
to
bringing
aboui
a
concordat
which
is
absolutely
opposed
to
war.
This
is
of
course
aimed
at
Germany,
as
that
country
has
shown
a
disposition
to
tun
wild
of
late.
At
the
same
time
Germany
is
asked
to
join
the
ring
of
nations
which
is
determined
to
prevent
war.
With
Britain,
France,
Italy,
Russia
and
Poland
united
to
prevent
anv
other
nation
overst
is
very
little
likelihood
of
Germany
attempting
to
embroil
wi
vuiuuitiu
in
uiiuuici
uuiuucu
one
would
oe
circled
about
with
enemies
and
would
hnvo
rWi
t
Vm
;
last
big
war
of
coming
out
of
the
fight
victorious.
Russia
18
much
stronger
than
she
was
in
HH4.
Ttnl
fetronger
and
so
is
France.
Britain
will
soon
recover
her
nosition.
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is
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the
millions
of
men
who
were
communists
onlv
a
cvujjiu
m
years
ago
can
now
be
ardent
militarists.
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which
made
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Last
Night
i
Hie
deadlock
for
leadership
of
the
Ten
Pin
Howling
League
was
broken
last
night
with
Knox
Hotel
going
into
exclusive
possession
of
top
iilace
witli
a
three
to
nil
match
victory
over
Nelson's
Five
while
Grotto
lust
to
Canadian
Legion
one
'match
to
two.
The
aggregate
score
in
the
one
match
was
1913
to
1C96
for
the
Knox
while
in
the
other
it
was
21
1C
to
1&33
in
favor
of
the
Lr-gion.
High
average
of
the
evnilng
was
154
by
Dido
Ourviclu
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Grotto
Coverdale,
Morin,
Bury.
Bill
Thompson
and
Gurvleh.
Canadian
Legion
J.
Moran,
Par
ker,
Todd,
Schrlaberg
and,
Stacey.
Nelson's-
-Way.
Hibbard,
Morris,
Wanamaker
and
McLeod.
Knox-Biggln.
Vsltch,
Knutscn.
Young,
Asemi&sen
and
Maoey.
The
Ti
n
Pin
Leajue
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Knox
Hotel
Grotto
Moose
Canadian
Legion
..
Rose,
Cowan
6i
Latta
Elks
Power
Corporation
.
NeLson"s
.
...
ATHLETIC
CMIB
WON
series
for
the
Sun
Life
Cup.
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L.
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from
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1
The
first
game
was
played
at
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
Hall
with
the
home
squad
defeating
the
visitors
32-22.
It
was
an
uninteresting
contest
ex-
ept
in
the
last
five
minutes
when
both
teams
put
on
a
spurt.
The
Y's
had
a
seven-point
lead
at
half
time,
score
being
17-10.
The
Club
played
a
better
floor
game
than
tho
Y's
but
they
did
not
shoot
near-ly
as
well
as
the
home
squad's
forward
line.
The
second
game
was
played,
on
the
Athletic
Club's
home
floor
and
the
latter
ran
roughshod
over
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
to
win
27-9,
making
It
fmlte
-clear
to
the
attending
Port
Simpson
fans
why
they
should
re
present
that
village'
In
the
play
offs.
The
game
started
slowly
wlUi
both
teams
waiting
for
breaks
and
it
was
eight
minutes
to
go
when
the
Club
turned
on
the
heat.
At
the
end
of
the
half
the
visitors
were
on
the
short
end
of
a
5-15
score.
After
the
brealher
the
Club
started
with
a
vengeance
while
the
Y's
ran
around
trying
to
find
a
combination
to
get
through
that
defence
put
up
by
the
Clubbers
but
It
couldn't
be
founl
so,
when
the
final
whistle
.sounded,
the
score
stood
27-9
with
the
Clubbers
win
ning
the
series
49-41
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
First
Game
P.
S.
A.
C.
(22I-0.
Moody
(3),
Beynon
421,
O.
Wesley
(ll,
O.
Johnson
2i,
G.
White,
D:
Mus-grave.
C.
Ross
4).
Y.
P.
E.
A.
(32)
R.
Sankey
t7i.
Art
Wesley
(10).
T.
Moraes
13,
W.
Johnson
(1),
A.
Talt
(1),
C.
Brent-Ten.
Fouls
called,
31;
Y's.
13;
A.
C,
18.
Second
Game
Y.
P.
E.
A.
(9)
Sankey
(3),
Wesley
(2).
Moraes,
Brentzen,
W.
Johnson
(2),
Talt
(2),
Knott.
P.
S.
A.
C.
(27)
Moody
(5),
Wesley
(11),
Mathers
(7),
O.
White
(2),
C.
Ross
(2),
Johnson.
Fouls
called,
29;
Y's,
16;
A.
C,
13
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Saturday
were
as
follows:
Girl
Kippers,
781;
J.
M.'S,
673.
Aces.
024;
King
Eds.
571
May
Maids,
507;
Co-Eds,
C12.
Gadgets,
558;
Bowler
Brs.
531.
-Twlrlers,
715;
Lucky
Strikes,
785.
Knutwn
Butkarpas,
718:
Chami.
872.
Tigers.
780;
Giants,
772.
Cubs.
752;
Punts,
725.
High
.Ncwers
were:
Olrls
Itlta
Strotndahl.
210.
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standings:
CMS
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Lucky
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Twirlers
2884
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Aces
2001
Kipjers
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Co-Eds
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.
2470
had
begun
It
with
a
double
balk.
Donald
was
off
form
completely
and
this
was
surprising
for
In
practice
recently
he
had
been
playing
good
billiards.
But
It
was
not
"Dutch's"
night
last
night.
Tonight
the
second
-
block
of
500
will
be
played
and
Uieodds
are
that
-Dutch"
will
strike
his
form
while
billiard
enthusiasts
are
figuring
on
Cameron
topping
the
hundred
points
In
a
break.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
evenings
the
first
semifinal
between
Tinker
and
Balagno
begins.
This
promises
to,
be
a
ding-dong
affair
with
the
winner
a
very
open
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
April
1
Bluebirds
vs.
Grotto,
Doodads
vs.
Strikers.
April
4
Carnation
Girls
vs.
tUs,
Coquettes
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
April
8-BIuebirds
vs.
Strikers,
Doodads
vs.
Grotto,
Steamship
Sailings
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Tuesday
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10:30
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Friday
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April
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15,
25
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Sunday
ss.
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4
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Wed.
ss.
Pr.
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Friday
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Prln.
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4
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April
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P.
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ajn.
for
Anyos
and
Stewart-Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m.
Wednesday-ss
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From
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Stewart-Tuesday
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Thursday
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8
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for
Naas
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Port
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ss.
Catala'
8
pm,
from
Naas
River
&
Port
Simpson
Tuesday-
CaUl'a
.
11:30
ajn.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Hands
April
12,
20
ss.
Pr.
John
10
p.m.
Prom
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-April
10
and
24
ss.
Pr.
John
ajn.
or
Ocean
Falls
Thurs.
ss.
p.
Rupert
10:30
p.m.
Friday
ss.
prin.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
frem
Ocean
Fall
Wednesday
ss.
p.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
4
p
m.
Ss,
Cardena
p.m.
For
Alaska-April
II
and
21
ss.
P.
Norah
a.m.
From
Alaska
.
April
4,
5,
25-rj.
P;
Norah
pjn.
From
Skeena
Rler
Friday
ss.
Cardena.w.
p.m.
Young
Liberals
defeated
Senior
i
Liberals
by
the
Hose
margin
of
20
'
points
in
an
aggravate
score
of
2765
to
2745
in
a
special
bowling
competition
yesterday
afternoon.
Hie
play
was
followed
with
interest
i
by
a
goodly
sized
crowd
of
spec
tatorx,
i
i
Young
Liberal-
-Lindsay.
Husoy.
Styles.
Johnson.
Bury.
Budlnlch,
Hunt,
Uartle
and
F
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Contadlna.
!
Senior
Liberals
Morin.
Clccone.
Starry.
Vanee,
Guntlrrnon.
Coma-'dlna.
Harry
Memle.
niggin.
Ase-Imisticn
and
Schria'xrg.
j
The
possibility
of
a
match
being
arranged
between
teams
representing
the
C.
C.
F..
ConiJervatlves
and
2057
Liberals
Is
now
being
discussed.
I-UHES'
BOWLING
34C01
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Annette's
C.
N.
u.
A.
Blue
Birds
2,
32
2082slrUm
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Carnation
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iiwil
Coquettes
5
.
5
5
5
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5
5
Grotto
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League
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and
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