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Tuesday,
February
1,
1938.
AVIATION
PKOGIIESS
The.
loss
of
one
of
the
flying-
boats
of
the
United
Mates
squadron
at
the
week-pnrl
sppm
tn
;,-,,7rf
fu
while
v.,
marvellous
-
advances
have
been
.
w...
made
wu
in
iimn.nn.
the
sconce
LJlctl.'
and
practice
of
.aviation,
there
is
still
-
i
.
-
.
"Minuvf
DECLARES
THERE
IS
HAlvjnpp
SPORT
CHAT
Prince
Edward
Island,
with
a.
flow
stronger.
Every
game,
from
the
smallest
"bingo"
banned
in
many
places
throughout
Canada
;to
the
light-harness
racing
at
the
Provincial
Exhibition,
is
thronged,
Every
sport
with
the
exception
of
cricket
and
lacrosse
is
played
in
"the
Garden
of
the
Gulf"
today-Cricket
had
Its
day
in
this
province,
however,
and
many
recall
the
club
which
staged-a
match
for
the
en
joyment
of
;King
George
VI
and
his
entourage
when
they
visited
here
Prince
Edward
Island
boasts
of
'.past
days
of
sporting
triumphs
with
such
track
and
field
stars
as
Phii
MacDonald
who
blazoned
the
name'
of
the
province
across
theDominiori
iwith
outstanding
performances
at'
.trials
leading
to
the
Amsterdam'
i
Olympics.
Bill
Haulpenny,
a
pole
jvaulter,
was
another
well-known
Islander
In
Olympic
trials
years
ago.
For
about
25
years
the
Charlotte-town
Abegweit
Club
staged
the
Maritlmje
Track
and
Field
Champ
ionshipsbut
that's
history
now.
In
the
shades
of
dismal
despair,
not
because
of
the
lack
of
athletic
ma
circuit
in
the
world.
Hockey
play
ers
abroad
who
once
wore
Island
uniforms
include
Pete
Kelly,
now'
with
Pittsburg
Hornets
but
who
has
played
with
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
also
brought
honor
to
.the
province
with
his
golf
clubs.
Harry
Currie,
born
there,
Is
a
teammate
Kelly
Johnny
"Snag"
Square-briggs
is
captain
of
the
Baltimore
Orioler
where
may
be
found
also
Clarence
Steele,
born
in
Summer-
iade,
P.E.I.
Then
there
is
Irvlrij
T
IT
Vea1
Planes
crSckii
cKuS
r.P
,and
and
"yes
being
lost.
Happily
in
the
case
.of
the
week-'playing
with
Windsor
m
the
Michi-;
end
accident
no
lives
wera
lost
although
the
1
plane
wasis-0""10
journalists
that
it
seems
a
queer
policy
for
Canada
trn:clude
Getliffe-
wlth
Boston
xu
.
,
r"',v-
VaildUa
ID
1-.
P.
-1
p.l...
rine
Smith
Mrmtrool
Mr-
ZfncfT;
1,1
fiUnSt?m'
'Y".
t0
(
efe,Kl
UliS
CaSt
ioon
JoTfTeu;
New
ILen
against
the
Japanese
T
when
at
the
same
time
we
sell
that,
Eagles;
Ron
Hudson,
Detroit
Red
same
country
material
for
munitions
nickel,
copper,
!
Wlnss;
Ivan
Nicholson,
Kansas
scrap
iron
and
other
products.
Commenting
on
similar
'
'
City
Greyhounds;
Leo
sargeant
and
action
by
the
United
States,
the
New
York
Pott
savs
I
Klck
McCann-In
Ontario;
Harold
"Ifnhr
itaiy
ana
mifl
rQi.iv.o
bermanv
are
o..
at
war
in
Snain.
o
."-"J5"0'
.Tnnnn
io
if
:
Gross,
Newfoundland;
.
.
Jimmy
.
.
Kelly,
:
if'
'
"
"j-""
"-
ortmcr
ui
rsie
wno
piayea
in
.ng-1
xt
.
.,r...
,
,
wai.m
China.
None
can
provide,
at
homo,
sufficient
mun-
land
and
with
Montreal
Royais;1
inuiis
j.ur
uueir
immediate
needs.
.
"Where
are
they
buying
their
munitions?
Chiefly
from
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain.
''If
war
comes
the
British
in
bombproof
cellars
will
have
more
to
fear
in
the
nextwar
from
the
Britisli-made
bombs,
.British-made
planes
and
British-made
guns
in
the
hands
of
their
foes
than
they
will
from
any
manu-
lauiureu
eisewnere.
Bill
Walker,
with
Hull
Volants
In
!the
Ottawa
Valley
League;
Jack
Mllford,
in
England;
Walter
Bren-
THK
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
Februat-y
i
j9-
TYPOS
GO
Northern
Aerial
Totals
INTO
LEAD
Business
Heavy
population
of
approximately
85,000
l,)effate(J
,Iupert
Motors
By
Two
Volume
of
Business
so
Oreat
Com-
-the
smallest
province
In
the
Dom-j
Handle
It
panies
Cannot
Games
lo
0ne
in
Commercial
j
inlon
of
Canada-may
be
far
from
hl
,
Bo
u
xi
;the
centie
of
sport
activity
but!
:
.GOLDFIELDS.SaskJ'eb.
1:
(CP)
nowhere
does
the
sporting
instinct
Th
ripnrtl..
hetwepn
Printers
,
Although
10
planes
are
in
opera
-
and
Runert
Motors
for
leadership
tion
between
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
of
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
and
Goldfieias.
m
tne
nonnwesi
was
broken
last
night
with
the
Typos
winning
two
games
to
one
over
the
duto
men
to
lake
exclus-'
companies
can
not
handle
It,
said
Ive
possession
of
.first
place
in
the
"J.
AWBanderson,
Prince
Albert,
be-
standlng.
Electrical
Workers
played
,
fore
leaving
for
Ottawa
to
press
their
end.
of
the
second
"fixture
for
a
feeder
air
line
linking
Regina
with
the
Gyro
Club
deferring
its
Land
-Goldflelds.
play
until
next
Sunday.
High
av-
Mr.
Sanderson
also
will
urge
ex
game
of
252.
being
the
highest
in-
jritories.
dividual
game
for
arty
league
this)
year
to
date.
Individual
scoring
last
night
was
as
follows:
RUPERT
MOTORS
1
Hibbard
.:.
.159
R.
Wick
147
Menzies
133
Jack
.:
,150
Houston
162
Taylor
Handicap
11
Totals
',
768
PRINTER
S-
IR.
Franks
.
1
..133
Uerial,
but
rather
because
muchjw-
Vance
promising
talent
is
developed
only
-
Franks
:154
tr.
hlnccntn
clcon-Vioro
TclaniWe
cHll
u-
"UUAIUH
113
take
pride
in
citing
the
progress
of
sons
in
other
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States.
More
than
30
hockey
players,
some
natives
and
others
who
were
P.E.I.
developed,
may
be
found
in
Canada,
the
United
States
and
England.
Some
of
those
players
are
still
in
the
minds
of
hockey
fans
there,
.especially
those
who
played
during
3
00
1
the
days
of
the
Maritime
Province's
I
Big
Four
League
which
had
galned
McCallum
160
Low
Score
133
Handicap
3
2
,156
121
137
180
1C6
5
765
2
191
145
181
144
155
Totals
728
819
ELEC.
WORKFRS
I
2
Little
150
144
McRae
98
140
Pottinger
138
199
Forman
148
.128
Fidler
162
154
Handicap
39
39
735
804
773
The
league
standing
for
the
half
is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pt.
Printers
..12
3
12
Rupert
Motors
11
4
M
Electrical
yorkers
8
4
8
Gyro
Club
7
5
7'
Biological
Station
5
7
5
CJJ.R.A.
No.
2
3
9
3
North
Star
3
9
3
C.
.
N.
R.
ANo.kl
.2
10
2
WILL
PLAY
IN
NFLD.
FREDERICTON,.
Feb.
1:
(CP)
iThe.
University
of
New
Brunswick
i
Nearer
home
are
"Tic"
Williams,'
hockey
.team,
possibly
strengthened)
I
Will
WilCIUIl
UUU
IVCll
iVlUAililli,
-WiLil
v
ivuwuuvuu
iceieive
neierve
in
in
Nova
nova
Scotia's
ocouas
Cape
uape
Bre-piayers,
tJre-nj"ato,
wu
saiiea
irom
num
ojiun.-j,
syansy
jrv.si.ci
yester-
p
.
tj
,
,
,
yaptain
rterbert
bresham-Grey,
lecturer
for
the
Bri-!
ton
league.
Jackie
Kane,
Big
Four
day
to
show
their
wares
in
New
tisn
Israel
organization,
speaking
in
Victoria
last
week
veteran,
is
piaying-coach
of
the
foundiand.
CURIOUS
POLICY
.It
.has
been
well
nointed
out
hv
a
Ontario.
Better
known
players
who
once
the.
rule,
played
in
the
Island
Province
In-
SIMPSON
AT
METLAKATLA
WOU1U
be
trie
tfelgium
of
the
next
War.
The
guns
for
this
Harry
Currl2,
Steele
and
MacKle
team
paid
a
visit
to
Metlakatla
last
j
coast,
he
said,
Would
not
be
ready
for
a
year
and
he
was
when
tney
caPtur2d
the
Maritime-
night.
There
Is
always
keen
rlval-fearful
for
what
might
happen
in
the
meantime
j
Quebec
title,
is
playing.
In
Northern
ry
between
the
two
villages
at
bas-1
night's
game
was
no
exception
to'
Chase
Rheumatics
By
Good
Beating
Novel
Cure
For
.One
of
Humanity's'
General
Maladies
CAPE
TOWN,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
A
physician
who
wrote
that
no
one
should
attempt
to
treat
his
own
rheumatism
Is
taken
to
task
bv
n
neman,
Cleveland
Barons;
Jole
man,
aged
te,
who
says
.he
cured
Beaton,
in
England;
Mickey
Mc-Ipaln.in
the
muscle
of
the
should-Qlashen,
Northern
Ontario;
Walterer
blade
with
the
aid
of
his
good
Lawler,
Berwick
Bnrins,
holders
of
.wife
and
a
good
beating.
"I
ask-the
NcvaScctla
title:
Frank
Currie,
ed
my
wife
to
beat
the
spot
with
whe
was
in
England
last
year;.
Dad-
'the
flat
back
of
a
hair
brush.
"'Ad
f.fV,
tt.v.i
o
u.
.
.
,
.
ay
mioar.
New
Glasgow,
NJ5.;
.Stan
and
-
to
beat
as
hard
as
I
could
"
"
me
uuutu
oiatcs.
ociuiLor
ivg
nninrof
nnt!ii.Mi(i.i,
n
i.t.
n.....
r......
.i.-j
.
i
in
nis
racilO
address:
lEstabrooks,
Cape
Breton
.League,
could
be
done
as
the
muscle
lie?
;
Americans
nave
oeen
selling
Japan
millions
of
dol-iand
otners-
'on
the
blade,"
says
the
patient.
Jars
worth
of
airplane
motors,
hundreds
of
thousands
of
I
uhrrrv
c7ribrc
tons
of
srran
lrnn
f.n
ho
hiiilf
intn
mine
an1
cV,,..,i
r
i
niuVXi
OULfiCJ
haps
.the
shrapnel
the
bodies
of
the
Panay
crew
gathered1
up
as
.a
result
of
that
bombing
was
American
scrap
fired
by
povt-der
manufactured
under
American
formulas."
"A
buck
private
who
sold
information
to
a
foreign
government
would
be
courtmartialed.
!
"A
business
man
can
sell
that
same
foreign
govern-'
jnent
bombs
and
can
even
call
on
the
navy
to
protect
his
shipment
and
get
away
with
it."
J!resh
.Local
Raw
And
.Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
J)AIRY
PnONE
657
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
658
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane.
1;
Vancouver,
4.
-
1.'
COU6"
.-nine
.
.
'
.
Ut
T.
.
:
Can.-
oU
Followed
an
hour's
rest,
after
which
the
performance
was
repeated,
hourly.
"We
had
begun
at
8
am.
At
noon
the
rheumatism
had
left,"
he
said.
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Today's
Weather
fOovftnment
"ir.pb
153
hour:
barometer,
29.41;
tempera
157
tue,r
29;
sea
choppy.
7,
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast
824
calm:
barometer.
29.40;
tempera
ture.
23;
light
swell.
252
1P.3
'
868.J8
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29
3
136
153
140
154
Terrace
Cloudv.
north
I
30.
Estevan
Fair,
easterly
wind;
barometer.
29.30.
Vancouver
Raining,
calm;
barometer.
29.40.
Prince
George
Snowing,
calm;
barometer.
29.74.
FEEDING
S0L0NS
Patrons
of
Ottawa
House
Dining
Room
Not
Fussy
Eaters,
Host
Says
(By
Muriel
Adams)
OTTAWA,
Feb.
1:
CP
A
staff
of
60.
few
of
them
seen
by
th;
corner
of
Saskatchewan,
the
vol-1
nubile,
are
again
during
the
ses-
Champlaln
made
friends
with
the
erage
scorer
last
night
was
Roy
'tension
of
the
feeder
line
beyond
Indians
In
1613..
Franks
of
Printers
with
,131.
Dave,
Gold
field
to
Vellowknlfe,
.200
miles
"Parliamentarians
are
easy
to
Houston,
also
of
Printers,
ran
out
northwest
in
the
North
West
Ter-'
Dlease."
says
Heiiry
Levesque,
head
waiter
of
the
restaurant.
"Jn
my
30
years
in
this
business
they
ar:
i
the
least
fussy
people
I
have
come
across
arid
except
for
l
he
occasion
3
;
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
easterly
coves,
the
BROTHERS
1
v
.
AKKLSI
tiuoDery
iast
Week
.
LANOLEY
PRAIRIE.
Feb.
1;
jenn
Hna
wmiam
V
yw
Droiners
were
arrestee
va,
ana
cnargca
wan
the
rohu.
the
Royal
Bank
jot
Cami,
;
ume
or
ousmess
is
so
ereai
me
air
sion
busv
mannine.
preparing
ana
last
iwonaay
wnen
armwf
.,.
serving
meals
lor
ouu
guesis
wna
escaped
wun
53300.
dine
three
times
daily
in
the
par
liamentary
restaurant
on
the
top
floor
of
Parliament
House,
looking
out
on
the
Chaldiere
Falls
where
By-Election
In
Edmonton
Set
People
Will
Go
To
Polls
MarcJ
To
Choose
New
Federal
MtnJ
in
Succession
to
Former
'frinJ
Rupert
Man
OTTAWA.
Feb.
1:
Cpi
P.I
al
dietetic
case,
which
is
given
Minister
wujiam
Ly0n
Mackrl
i
Trini
Tsinndcieflr
northerlv
Special
Attention,
the
.plainer
th
King
last
night
announced
th
I
179
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
sea
food
the
better
they
like
it."
by-election
would
be
heid
fcl
smooth
Eighteen
trim
waitresses
m
i
iiuuuujiniiui,
ipatraifti
1K7
Tonaam
TsiniiriPnrt.
rinurfv
'ocean
blue
uniforms
with
white
to
-name
a
successor
to
the
.
171
northeast
wind,
twenty
miles
per1
rtarhed
scalloped
colors
and
Dr.
William
S.Hall
Social
Ct
re..
-.
.
i
.u
orn
r
mpmnAr
unn
n
nn
inct
n-.t.
.IIUUS
MIU'IIU
W1U
KV"-a"-
J"
VII
wi.v-v.
a-iv
ntn,
them
are
served
at
one
sitting
in
nan
practised
dentistry
,in
ft
I
the
long
marble-pillared
dininy
Itupert
in
the
early
.day.)
..room,
lighted
by
dome
sKyngnts
land
designed
with
individual
al-
size
of
dinettes,
along
225
wind,
three
miles
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many
different
appetizing,
dishes
can
be
made
from
the
more
than
.sixty
varieties
of
Canadian
Food
Fish
and
Shellfish?
The
Department
of
Fisheries,
at
Ottawa,
division
of
the
Lminion
Government,
has
prepared
a
FREE
52-page
booklet,
"Any
Day
a
Fish
Day",
;
containing
100
delicious
recipes
for
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preparation
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dishes-Fish
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wonderful
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most
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joyous,
glowing
health
for
every
member
of
the
family.
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in
nourishment,
it
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so
little
that
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it
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