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and
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must
expect
to
meet
more
than
one
European
countrv.
DANGERS
OF
HIGHWAY
WELCOME
Former
Kin?
and
Hi
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Bride
Brighten
Social
Life
In
City
of
Versailles
Royalty
On
Move
Former
Kings
Tos&ed
About
He
toration
Sentiment
in
France
By
Ofedys
M.
Arnold
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
Louis
Philippe
:ant
of
Adolph
Hitler
probably
knows
that,
if
a
plebiscite
had
hu
family
in
splendid
neen
held
in
Austria
as
proposed
prior
to
invasion
by
Ger-
Brussels
is
the
present
address.
manv.
thprp
wmiM
liotrt.
Kn.n
o
i
The
The
latest
latest
occasion
occasion
for
for
rem(
j,
w
ivcii
a,
vci
y
litl
UK
inaioriLV
in
Xavor
of
im
enenrtonw
nf
Ancfv.'o
if
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i
...
u.i
RANGERS
:
GO
HIGH
:
jWin
Ladies'
Bowling
Without
Dis-
pute
While
Capt
Raybone
C
leans
Up
Individual
Honors
royal
of
French
cities
is
delighted
The
Rangers
won
win
nra
ana
to
open
its
doors
to
the
Duke
of
second
halves
of
the
season
so
no
Windsor
and
his
charming
Am-.
play-off
was
required
to
settle
the
erican
Duchess.
championship.
Mrs.
Ray
bone
took
i
When
Edward
of
Windsor
was
the
honors
both
for
high
Indivtd-Prince
of
Wales
he
loved
Versailles
ual
score
for
a
single
set
of
three
'and
spent
several
short
holidays
games
and
also
had
the
season's
there.
In
the
hustle
and
bustle
of
high
average,
republicanism
Versailles
has
re-
Individual
scoring
records
for
the
tained
something
of
the
ease
and
season
are
announced
as
follows
:
grace
oi
anoiner
century
aji
France
is
flattered
and
especial'y
the
hostesses
living
in
the
bie
Versailles
mansions,
to
think
thai
the
Duke
has
chosen
to
live
amonj
them.
Besides
the
Frenchman
is
a
j
prar
Ural
man
and
there
no
deny-
ing
that
a
bit
of
royalty
about
boosts
rents,
produces
business
rents
flats
and
brings
tourists.
The
fThantean
de
la
Mave
in
the
Tot
Mrs.
Raybone
Pare
de
Clagny
has
been
leased
A-
Pierce
and
the
furniture,
linen
and
silvei
Keron
-
of
Fort
Belvedere
shipped
over
and
Turgeon
installed.
Curtains
along
the
smart
Kauecoi
avenues
moved
discreetly
as
the
E-
Smith
black
car
with
the
arms
of
th"
M.Nelson
Pts.
Gms.
Ave
16645
81
204
Basso-Bert
..!
15883
Owens
14125
D.
Baltinger
13746
:
F
Yager
9548
'Johnson
lAnneUes't
14193
Mrs.
Berg
138
A.
Colossi
12251
R.
LaBelle
..
12032
Croxford
10490
13025
1335C
10899
10351
13400
C114
House
of
Windsor
passed
along
Gurvich
11711
The
Duchess
arrived
in
a
coat
of
Peterson
11241
her
favorite
blue
and.
it
is
said
Boulter
-
12872
-Ml
immediately
won
the
hearts
of
the
Fitch
11017
I
servants
with
her
warm
smile
and
Ciccone
11448
3XiParisian
"chle."
Which
reminds
Ingram
12215
9.00
us
that
there's
a
rumor
about
that
Hartwig
6990
another
Wains
color
sensation
is
tc
P.
Dicker...
.,.
..
11410
be
introduced
a
little
later
by
or.t
Brasell
11427
of
Paris'
biggest
dressmakers.
Selhj
10049
After
Many
.Mores
B.
Dickens
12004
1
Royalty
in
Europe
is
Just
a
little
G.
Halllday
10788
I
bewildering.
The
former
kings
Hallberg
10923
'seem
to
have
been
taken
up
and
Scharffe
10737
'tossed
about
like
a
box
of
chess
e.
Dickens
10948
'men.
e.
Rothwsll
9759
I
In
England,
for
Instance,
we
find
m.
Bond
10073
the
ex-King
o
of
-
Siam.
the
-
ex-
Mrs.
ivita.
Madill
ivxautii
9271
vvri
-
I
When
the
Vancouver
Province
recently
published
a!emperor
of
1X11
1001:1
and
half
a
d.
Houiden
5773
special
anniversary
number
it
renuhli.ahMl
n
Mrfnnn
Kl,'dozen
aspirants
to
Euro-
McLod
10591
Fitzmaurice
FT.!"
In
H(Uand
we
showing
how
hewilflprinir
wnB
th
th.
rl;,v
in
ions
::i:.:
1
"1"
'
"
V'
.
v""
Vt:ine
nalser-
ex-emperor
oi
uer-
Eastman
vyiiiiAauun
was
aiwui
10
iail,
me
World
imany;
Alfonso
spends
his
time
in
laced
1
chaos,
war
and
revolution
were
in
the
offing.
AndiIta,y-
Belgium
and
other
countries
yet
we
are
told
that
the
world
is
sontinuinir
about'as
us-,lnan
hU
nome,and-
sn-
Edwarp
ual
with
more
possible
wars
in
the
of
fine
with
chaos'
5ndUTDat
ersamf
'
fc,,c
un
Lnd0S
tUanrA
..,1
!
,
Paris
is
full
of
Russians
who
hav
threatened,
yet
civilization
l
does
not
differ
much
from
more
or
less
valid
claims
to
the
What
it
Was
at
that
time.
j
Russian
throne-if
there
was
one
.
.
j
Which
obliges
us
to
remembei
i
that
France
has
its
royal
famil
QUICK
CHANCE
OF
MINI)
lUo.
The
Duke
f
Guise,
descend
V.
Alexander
348
8821
Anderson
8838
Mrs.
Dickens
sr
4517
Peachy
8734
L.
Johnson
3083
84
80
78
56
84
83
75
77
C4
84
83
68
65
81
39
75
72
83
72
n
81
41
77
78
39
83
75
79
78
89
74
77
72
45
84
69
75
78
40
81
34
189
177
176
171
169
167
165
164
164
162
161
J6C
159
159
157
15
156
15?
153
151
15?
14F
148
147
14f
14f
144
139
138
137
132
131
129
12P
126
121
118
in
11?
105
91
family,
genuine
or
otherwise,
to
make
pretentions
to
the
throne
The
same
thousands
oi
French
men
who
threw
their
hats
ln
tlv.
lives
with
air
and
shouted
enthusiasticalh
Isolation-
"Vive
le
Roi"
when
Edward
VIT
unveiled
the
Canadian
monumen
remem-
at
Vimy
in
1936
would
hustle
th.
tenn
tering
them
inera
wa
was
a
a
visit
m
of
II.
R
"
Count
unfc
of
Paris
into
jail
lust
as
'
v
a.uota
iu
it
in
u
i
v
nr
ii
i
i
i
kiiiii
i..
.
.
.
n
t
.
.
.
.
.
nf
the
.
H
ine
(jouniess
oi
raris,
uic
quicKiy
as
tney
am
an
earner
pre
f
Vi
ft,
i
a
t.
uiei!,cwl0.r
.inat
nas
ma(ie
tne
Change
in
popular
opin-
Duchess
of
Guise
and
the
Coun-
tender.
Louls-Phllippe
d'Orleans
in
ion.
I
he
opinions
of
Austrians
have
been
forced
to
tour
small
children.
The
Diike
19S0,
If
he
ventured
to
set
his
foo'.
change.
Also
it
may
be
that,
since
the
change
has
been
ot
Gutee
and
the
00X1111
oi
ParU
on
Frencn
sol
mfldfl.
thP
AiiRfrifinc
fol
.'f
Un
...x
At
.'are
exiled
by
the
law
of
1836
but
Herriot
Like
Baldwin
system,
i
here
will
be
no
going
back
now.
PEOPLE
1)0
NOT
APPROVE
as
a
special
favor
the
government
Stanley
Baldwin,
as
renowned
I
allowed
the
Countess
to
bring
tht
for
his
pipe
as
for
his
polltlca
I
four
children
to
Paris
for
ChrisV
career,
has
his
counterpart
it
jmas.
France
In
the
robust
and
genial
i
In
spite
of
70
years
of
republi-
Edouard
Herriot,
president
of
tht
canlsm
tne
French
Wls
do
not
Chamber
of
It
mav
bp
KitV.lv
snul
tr.rlr
t
W
t
ru:
Deputies.
i
.
'
"
.VJ
"Y
'
T,""
u
iuaui!glve
Up
h0pe
The
Royal
Courrler
Baldwin
said
one
day
to
a
re-
00
not
appiOVC
the
policy
Of
the
Chamberlain
govern-
which
appears
regularly
Is
usually
porter
at
the
Ottawa
Conference
menr,
m
conuonmg
the
rape
oi
Abyssinia
and
Spain
andi0
b2
Iound
af
the
newspaper
ven-
in
1932
that
his
pipe
and
raisin
the
capture
of
Austria
by
the
Germans.
The
only
question
is
whether
these
matters
are
sufficient
cause
for
tho
British
people
to
enter
upon
another
war
and
whether
dor's
tucked
between
"Humanlte,''
pigs
represented
his
main
Intern
the
communist
dally,
and
"La
Re-
In
life
being
really
Just
only
an
Ipubliquc"
quaint
French
humor
ordinary
country
Englishman
and
PiMiir!
nnnrnr
In
Ir.
nf
TI
H
IT
nnlHif
iimrn
(.
n
,1tallna
llritain
today
IS
ready
to
fight.
They
have
to
remember'
the
Countess
of
Paris.
The
Duches-.
Herriot
has
much
the
same
ldn.
that,
when
they
enter
Upon
a
war
todav,
thev
involvp
an(1
Prlnce
Henri,
Princess
Isabelk
Mayor
of
Lyon
more
than
15
yar
111
uii.ii.uuci
oiuuiuuMy
tun.u
Hum
uc
iia
uevoiea
nis
ine
to
puiunt-those
of
the
British
royal
family
his
pipe
in
a
fog
of
smoke
flrur
Her
Royal
HlRhncss
with
the
lng
out
v6
uui
wavs
ways
ui
of
iiuiJiuyiiit;
lmnrovlnc
JiJ"
his
mi
f
I
lhe
people
l
OI
lntain
i.
mav
not
a
approve
the
Cham.
'Children
before
the
tomb
of
the
home
lovn
v,-,nh
oivnn
Mn
berlaih
policy
but
they
are
not
Very
anxious
for
war
eith-lUnknown
Soldier:
Little
Prince
the
name
"Pere
de
.Lyon."
In
facf
er.
Yet
history
has
shown
that
in
the
past
the
bold
policy
"ciirl
crying
"When
may
we
come
he
claims
that,
he
does
some
of
W
enll
n:t..:
i
.t.u.'i
i.
'i.
-A.
i
back
to
our
beloved
France,
Mam-
his
shrewdest
nonderlne
half-hid
V
T
w,wif,yeaK
IM,,,c,es
ma?"
Prince
Hemic
and
Princess
den
in
a
smoky
mist.
Once
when'
have
ll
led
to
almost
SUlCldal
i
conflicts.
eventually
'isabelle
handinc
out
gifts
to
theinc
was
prime
minister
he
eave
ai
poor
children
rrince
Henri
anrt.
large
reception
at
Qual
d'Orsa
Princess
Isabelle
with
their
mothei
where
afr
a
lottery,
many
pollti
in
tneir
dox
at
tne
circus
waving.
clans
a'
i
journalists
devoted
tc
Yesterday
thlS
paper
recorded
the
death
of
SIX
people
'manner)
to
a
crowd
of
undevoted
j
found
themse
w
in
possSloJ
of
who
were
driving
on
the
highway
in
a
neighboring
state
i
ne
cars
coiuueu.
The
automobile
is
not
a
toy
to
be
played
with.
It
carries
in
itself
the
seeds
of
destruction
if
not
carefully
handled.
In
Prince
Rupert
we
have
been
particularly
free
from
serious
accidents,
rather
by
the
Grace
of
God
than
through
careful
driving.
Possibly
we
are
protected
bv
the
nttie
repuoncans.
;
heavy
meerschaum
pipes
which
The
Royal
Courier
believes
res-
only
two-fisted
men
could
manage
toration
sentiment
ls
growing
and
I
The
other
day
Herriot
appeand
says:
"Even
Parls-Solr
published.
at
a
banquet
given
for
the
To
an
account
of
the
visit
of
'H.
R.
H
bacco
Dealers
Syndicate.
Tobacco
the
Countess
and
the
'Children
of
Is
a
'
nationalized
industry
In
.
.
-
.
"
ii.ii:iri
i.rif
rnvn
sr.
ikmiih
in
hh
fact
that
driving
is
dilncult
here
and
that,
if
a
person
people
have
lived
m
Paris
for
drives
at
all,
he
must
be
careful.
France'
ln
lar?c
type."
Yet
nothing
could
be
than
the
royalist
issue
in
deader
France
years
France).
He
was
smoking
a
steam
lng,
vlle-smelllng
pipe.
Exhibiting
It
to
the
dealers
he
said
"It
wain
this
pine
that
I
tried
to
find
without
knowing
there
ls
a
royal,
a
solution
for
European
peace
New
Yorkers
Are
Favored
a
$25,000
salary
offer,
comes
to
4
terms,
the
New
York
Yankees
will
be
heavy
favorites
to
again
win
the
World
Series.
Claude
Caaselman
is
expected
.
to
give
the.
New
York
Oiants
4-
much-needed
strength
in
the
pitching
department.
He
will
be
back
in
the
game
following
4
his
injury
of
late
last
season
BOWLING
IS
CONCLUDED
Royal
Hotel
Takes
City
Championship
by
Defeating
Three
Five
Tai
With
Royal
Hotel
taking
Hanson
Cup
and
City
Ten
;ff
was
as
follows:
Pin
1
Royal
Hotel
!
Shriaberg
.170
173
Oonald
.169
141
Comadina
140
1G9
Todd
133
143
Smith
101
213
Totals
787
819
Three
l
ive
Taxi
t
!
Ciccone
165
150
D.
Gurvich
.142
135
WIndle
159
1C9
Kinslor
153
135
Paul
145
167
Totals
,;C9
75G
THE
SCOTCH
THAT
CIRCLES
THE
GLOBE
IJfe
0es
On
filial
In
Much
The
Same
A
Spite
of
War
EDMONTON,
April
12:
CP)
-Life
in
war-torn
Shanghai
was
pictured
by
Mrs.
F.
R.
Gablytt
"Shanghai
former
resident
of
Ed
monton
who
visited
here.
"rjcsniLe
the
terrible
destruction
League
championship
for
the
sea-
whicn
u
ln
the
naUve
son
by
four
games
to
two
over
oltles
its
outifcirts.
life
goes
on
Three
Five
Taxi
In
the
post-season
Terv
much
tne
same
ln
the
into
play-off,
bowling
league
activities
national
city
of
Shanghai,"
shx
In
the
city
for
the
year
nave
come
j
to
a
close.
The
second
block
m
the
"Cinemas
are
running.
cabareU
Ten
Pin
League
was
run
off
Sua-
are
fUU-
and.
although
business
Is
day.
The
two
teams
had
tied
two
bad
and
people
haven't
as
much
all
in
the
first
block
and
then
the
money
to
spend
U
is
quite
amaz
Hotel
Men
took
two
games
straivht
in.i
how
lively
things
are.
to
cinch.
"Curfews
ring
at
11:30
pni.
If
Canadian
National
Recreation
you
are
found
on
the
street
aftei
Association
No.
2
took
the
Com-
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