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Saturday,
September
10,
1938.:
iHLL
HE
BE
SENSIBLE?
Man
in
the
Moon
The
world
Is
letting
a
little
Uirea
of
Hitler
and
-the
Sudeten
i
Whether
it's
war
or
whether
it's
bluff
The
whole
of
the
world
has
had
enough
Of
Hitler
and
his
swaggering
stuff
Perhaps
alter
all
it
is
.only
guf
f
.Or
a
certain
Sunday
corning
the
castor
of
a
neero
conereea-.
tion
noticed
that
an
old
face
had.
i
reappeared
among
his
nock
and
j
I
after
the
sermon,
made
it
a
point
j
to
welcome
the
supposedly
jepent-
&m
oacx-sucer.
i
"This
is
the
first
time
I
hare
teen
you
at
church
for
a
Ions
Ume.'
he
said,
"I'm
shly
jlad
toj
rr
.
j
"Ah
done
had
to
come."
ex-1
plained
Rastus.
"Ah
neec'sj
strengthenin'.
I'se
got
a
Job
white-1
washing
a
chicken
coop'
an'
bull!
j
in
a
lence
aroun'
a
watermelon
patth.'
A
tramp
paused
outside
a
large
house
and
as
he
did
so
another
of
his
kind
came
shuffling'
out
of
the
pate.
"Any
luck,
mate?"
asked
the
first
tramp.
"It
alni
no
use
trying
there.'
jwas
the
reply.
"It's
a
poverty-
stricken
'ole.
There
was
a
counle
o"
women
tryin'
to
play
on
bre
punKsn-
planner.
The
.Commissioner,
beine
of
a
conscientious
nature,
made
It
a
I
point
to
visit
the
schoolrooms
fre-1
quently.
In
each
room
he
mart
n
..
.little
talk
In
an
.effort
to
interest
the
children
in
the
everyday
things
jof
life.
Or
rtrto
ertV
maa
t
-"Helling
them
of
the
blacksmith
j
r.
Ana
what
kind
of
arm
has
fie,
blacksmith?"
he
asked.
"Big!"
shouted
the
children.
arm
bigger
than
mine?"
He
works!"
came
the
chorused
replv.
Sport
Briefs
We
can
quite
understand
why
the
Nazi
oligarchy
in
hanwell
AZJ
?
Berlin
would
like
absorb
Czechoslovakia's
6
square
o?4ht
ww.v
4miiu
ouwauince
aim
an
einnwogicaj
mixture:
w-
nas
oia
m
for
playing
goir
of
nearly
15,000,000
jeople,
says
the
Victoria
irnes.
Ac-1
"s?51
moke
in
Britain.
cretion
hn
such
n
nlo
u-mtlfl
imm0ocni.nU.,
i-
n
H
bad
ills
first
lesson
at
rix
in
Greater
.Germany,
brine
the
unranaohJfitn
mL
d-hls
giog
n&a.W
to
a
realization,
and
furnish
the
much-needed
eco-i!
-
iiouue
reviver.
,
,
have
their
picket
j
Unfortunately
for
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler,
hpwever,
the
r
wanoaratta.
Australia,
sept
political
and
human
obstacles
are
formidable
ones.
More
10:
,CP,-A
counciuor
brought
a
thaa
12,000,000
jCzechosloyaks,
quite
irrespective
of
their,
SrJ'iS
f
T?-
here
and
Skvic
and
various
other
racial,
classifications,
strongly'
cmaSSH
object
to
any
semblance
of
submission
to
the
technique
of
.town
business
was
being
covered
the
swastika
which
adtfed
Austria
to
the
Third
Reich.)
And,
of
course,
it
is
thoroughly
well
known
by
this
time'
father
and
son
i
that
the
policy
Df
"boring
from
within"
has
not
moved
as
LOIDOM.
Sep.
io:
cp)-a.
w.
smoothly
as
anticipated
in
the
war-born
republic."
But
it
STJS?
h
Z
!fnowUng
Jr
was
partof
the
Nazi
chieftain's
pose
as
protector
and
fa-
tZlXl
ther
confessor
.of
all
his
compatriots,
whether
they
be
inMhe
second
successive
year
They
."PRe
reaches
of
the
Amazon
or
in
.Chicago's
-
"bad
beat
Harrogate
by
22
shot
u
16
lands."
-
-
-
I
in
the
final.
It
was
alsp
a
part
of
the
Hitler
plan
to
try
to
convince
7nrC
the
world
that
the
Sudeten
RprmnnW.
nit
nf
h
5
aah
hnn
t
.
..Q
golf
-F
of
0F
ALL
ah
TRAWS
were
eaeer
to
fail
at
th
tW.
wTf
.D?N-8t-
JO:
CP-Brick.
.ism.
yarious
types
of
technique
have
been"
applied
to
pro--duce
the
necessary
effect.
To
a
point,
perhaps,
it
has
succeeded.
ut
it
is
beginning
to
be
apparent
now
that
it
h?s
been
nyerdone.
The
Sudeten
Germai?
leader,'
Herr
.Konrad
Henlein,
carried
out
his
instructions
tolerably
.well.
By
the
middle
of
last
May,
at
the
start
of
.the
com-munal
elections,
the
stage
appeared
to
be
ready
or
tj.e
long.-h,inted-at
(jpup.
But
Downing
Street
and
thVQuai
d
Qmay
issued
mqdest,
yet
effective,
warning!
The
racial
extremities
of
Adolf
the
Nazi
suddenly
became
chillej.
It
was
a
narrow
escape.
During
the
lastihree
months,
moreover,
Europe
has
several
times
been
-brought
up
perij.ousjy
nar
to
an
.open
breach.
On
neither
occasion
was
Adolf
s.ur.
.
ran
tciiiauian
Pacific
Transcontinental
jl.rans-AlIantic
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Pcrrts
88.
1
al.
I
J.N
r
.
'
"'
"Prinepts
?.'rT
"'vy
p"uay
10
p.m.
TQ
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
PRINCESS
LOUISE
September
7th.
17th,
27th
'
October
7th,
18th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
erjrtcf
Tickets
and
Reservations
From
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince,
Rupert.
B.C.
layers,
clerks
tax
collectors.'
labor
ers,
mechanics
and
many
oth?r
trades
were
represented
in
the
Artisan
pollers
Junior
Tournament.
A
bus
driver
.negotiated
one
hole
after
18
strokes.
LAYOUT
BY
CABLE
OAKLEIOH,
Australia,
Sept.
10:
CPJ
C.
H.
Allison,
learfintr
nriti.v.
golf
architect,
has
cabled
his
lay-
j-
wu
yiaua
aig
iui4il
ugu
CJUO
-
nere,
LANDS
SALMON
I
SHELBURNE,
NS..
Sept.
10:
(CP)
'
Gordon
Robinson
says
his
wife.j
who
was
fishing
with
him
on
the1
Clyde
River,
can
verify
this
one.
He
hooked
a
2-pound
grilse.
The,
fish
fought
and
leaped
in
the
air.
At
the
fourth
leap,
the
salmon'
lumped
into
his
canoe.
j
.
JJXP
BEGUTAY
ACT
Be:
CertUlcaie
'of
Title
No
'12:
the
Bwrt
Hal
of
the
South
Weft
Quarter
of
Seoqon
Five
S).
Townhlp
Three
(3),
Recge
Five
(5).
Ooaet
D"-trlct,
ta
the
-Province
of
BtlUsh
Coi
umblf.
aald
to
ont1a
Eighty
(101'
jcree.
more
or
ten.
,
-
f
WJCEREAfl
proc
of
Ip
of
.the
V?Te
CtrUfloate'
of
Title
lasued
in
the
suae
of
Jofam
A.
Halraxnm
i
hn
rni
thls
qtflc
notice
Is
hereby
glren
t
I
alhall,
.t
the
expUuttcm
.of
one'
tnonh
from
Ui
date
-of
the
flret
)ptfllicatloa
hereo.
Ucue
k
Prov4elpil
Orrtinakte
cf
TlUe
la
lljuu
.of
ptiA
lout
,ojerUflw
un-leee
id
the
meantime
talla
objeoUon
be
made
to
m
la
.nrlttog.
"
"
-
'
"
DATED
at
the
Land
Regtotry
Ofnee,
Prince
Uupert,
B.
O.
thle
8r
dij
r-t
Auguat,
A.
D.
1938.
ANDREW
'THOMPSON,
1
Deputy
Eegietrar
of
Title.
1
THE
DAILY
XTWS
Saturday
Sy:
DERBY
WINDER
AND
.GOLF
CHAMP
IX
BRITAIN'S
SPORT
SPOTLIGHT
A
French
horse
and
an
American
golfer
have
been
taking
prominent
parts
in
the
sport
picture
of
late,
over
in
England,
and
here
they
are
after
their
triumphs
in
the
Derby
and
the
amateur
golf
championships,
respectively.
At
the
top,
the
horse.
Bois
Houssel.
Owned
by
Peter
Beatty.
son
.of
the
late
admiral,
and
a
20-1
shot
in
the
Derby,
who
romped
off
with
the
159th
renewal
of
the
racing
classic.
Bois
Roussei,
Jockey
Charley
Elliot
up,
is
being
led
to
the
paddock
after
-the
xace.
Below
the
golfer.
Charley
Yates,
a
member
of
Uncle
Sam's
Walker
Cup
team,
who
participated
in
the
British
amateur
golf
Journey
at
Troon,
Scotland,
and
won
the
trophy
he
is
holding
by
downing
Cecil
Ewing,
of
Ireland,
three
and
tw0
in
the
final
TODAY'S
STOCKS
tGaurtejti.
D.
JoboMou
Oo.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.07'4.
Big
Missouri,
2Z.
Bralome,
9.40.
Aztec,
M.
Cariboo
Quartz,
220.
Dentonia,
.05.
Golconda,
M3.
Minto,
X3',i.
Fairview,
.06.
Noble
Five,
X2Vi.
Pioneer,
2.92.
Porter
Idaho,
J02.
Premier,
255.
Reeves
McDonald,
5.
Reno,
37.
Relief
Arlington.
.16.
Reward,
.05
(ask).
Salmon
Gold;
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03
2.
Hedley
Amal
.04.
Premier
Border.
.01.
Silbak
Premier,
1J90.
Grandview,
.06?i.
Indian,
JQ.
Quatsino
Copper,
.0314.
Haida
Gold,
OZVi-Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.16!
Calmont,
25
j
-
C.
It
E.,
1.95.
Freehold,
.04.
McDougal
Segur,
,13.
"
Mercury,
jD6'i.
,
Okalta,
1.06.
Pacalta,'
.05.
Home
Oil,
1.00.
Toronto
Beattiei
1.20.
T
.Central
Patricia,
2.45.
jQods
Lake,
Little'
Long
Lac,
3.00.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1)8.
Pickle
Crow,
'4.90.'
San
Antonio,
120.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1X5.
Smelters
Goid,
'.93,
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.05.
Oklend,
.14.
Mosher,
20.
Madsen,
.43.
Stadacona,
.40.
Francpeur,
20.
lllnnAin
1
an
'
Botttcadillac,
,06;
Thompspn
.Cadillac.
.22.
Bankfield,
stMalartlc,
2.10.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.40.
Hutchison
LaXe,
.03.
Dayson
White,
,03.
Aldermac,
.41.
Yteir
Addison,
10.
Uchl
G.oid,
l!90.
Int.
Nickel,
48.00.
Noranda,
?Q0.
Con."
Smelters',
56.50.
Athona,
X)6'i,
Hardrock,
1.83.
Barber
Larder,
.22.
1
Baseball
Scores
American
League
New
York,
2;
Washington,
0.
Philadelphia,
4;
Boston,
3.
Detroit,
11;
Cleveland.
5.
St
Louis-Cleveland,
postponed.
rain.
National
League
Brooklyn,
7;
New
York,
1.
Boston,
2:
Philadelphia,
4.
Chicago.
4;
St.
Louis,
2.
Catch
Record
White
Shark
I
HALIFAX,
Sept.
10:
CP)
Mrs.
Michael
Lerner.
of
New
York,
wife
of
the
well-known
sportsman
and
nioneer
of
the
swordfishinz
SDOrt
in
Nova
Scotia
waters,
now
on
neri
wav
to
Alberta
where
she
will
hunt!
.
.
.
.
escribed
the
fishing
trip
on
which
she
caught
a
white
shark.
The
432-pound
shark
she
hauled
in
after
a
strenuous
fight
set
up
a
new
record
for
lady
anglers
to
shoot
at.
She
Is
also
the
first
lady
to
capture
a
broadbill
swordflsh
by
rod-and-llne
fishing
in
Canadian
waters,
having
taken
a
295-pound
broadbill
off
Louisbourg,
N.
S.,
in
two
hours
and
50
minutes.
Textbook
Cost
Much
Reduced
DUNCAN.
Sept.
10:
CP)
Tht
Duncan
school
board
has
approved
a
scheme
of
co-operative
textbook
purchasing
designed
to
make
the
cost
of
education
ltohter
for
Dar.
,,ents.
Under
the
scheme
the
board
would
make
them
available
at
an
annual
rental
of
95
cents.
At
present
books
for
dudIIs
en
tering
Grade
VII
cost
$6.70.
Books
bought
under
the
new
plan
would
serve
jour
.classes
and
last
Xoyi
years.
SNAP
'
1
r
1
t
m
mm
CAMMO
SPORT
CHAT
I
Remember
when
Georges
Michel
Franch
baker
made
a
record
when
he
swam
the
English
Channel
Ui
,
11
hours,
five
minutes.
12
years
ago
today-
Michel
floated
bis
way
tc
second
prize
money
.
in
..
the
1S37
Can-
tv
adian
National
Exnipuxm
u-mue
Old
Country
Soccer
Enjlish
league
First
Division
Arsenal
1.
Everton
2.
Birmingham
1,
Stoke
City
2.
Blackpool
2,
Aston
Villa
4.
Brentford
0,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1.
Derby
County
1,
Suqderlard
0.
Grimsby
Town
1.
Manchestei
United
0.
Leeds
United
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
2
Leicester
City
2,
Preston
North
End
1
Liverpool
1,
Charlton
Athletic
0
Middlesbroueh
1.
Chelsea
1.
Ptrtsmouth
4,
Huddersfield
Town
0.
Scottish
Leaeue
First
Division
Aibroath
0,
Aberdeen
2.
Ayr
United
2.
Queen
of
South
3.
Celtic
6,
Rangers
2.
Falkirk
4,
Albion
Rovers
3.
Hibernians
4,
Hearts
.0.
i
Motherwell
2,
Hamilton
Academicals
3.
Pwtick
Thistle
2.
Clyde
1.
St.
Johnstone
1.
Raith
Rovers
2.
St.
Mirren
0.
Kilmarnock
1.
Third
Lanark
5,
Queens
Park
1
NOT
GOLF
WIDOW
LONDON.
Sept.
10:
(CPj-Sev-enteen
years
married,
Mrs.
R.
A
.Whltcombe,
wife
of
.the
1938
Bri-
jtlsh
golf
champion,
says
?we
are
j
real
pals
and
I
am
most
certain-1
game.'"
GIRL
BOWLER'S
FEAT
NORTHA.NIFTON,
Eng.,
Sept.
10.
1
CP,
Miss
Joan
McLagaii,
bowling
for
the
Home
Counties
against
the
Rest
of
England
In
a
women's
cricket
match
here,
took
seven
wickets
for
15
runs
a
remarkable
performance
in
view
of
the
strength
of
the
opposition.
Phones
18
&
84
jp.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
pollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Ileiiablc
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Eire
Keeps
Up
Land
Dividing
Though
Costly
f
.
IW
....y
inausanas
Still
In.
I
n
.
-
Policy
swim
at
Toronto
in
bltterty-cd
I
"HN
Eire
S.
water
His
channel
time
was
w-l
in
1927
by
V.
Spacek.
Bo-
..W
8
hernia,
who
ploughed
through
thegJJ
"rt
J
choy
waters
in
10
hours.
43
Hmi
JUU1
government
adopt
mendatlon
that
powers
of
the
Land
C
or
tana
ainsion,
cs:k
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