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86
it
.Monday;
March
21,
1938.
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
.
JKe
call
has
gone
out
for
the
holding
of
the
'annual
feting,
of
;
the
League
of
Nations
Society
in
Canada
at
.
.U.ttawa.nejvt
May.,
It
is,
also
announced
that
the
topic
of
discilssion
will
be-"The
Way
to
Peace,
a
Comhrehensive
PeageLProgram.
for
Canada
based
on
Collective
Security
and;
Collective
justice'
It
is
further
announced
that
consideration
should,
afsp
be
given
to
the
further
tie-,
,
velopment
of
the
Society
as
an
effective
pedple's
1
peace
:
oi'ganizatio'rt."
.
,
In;
view
of
the
hanneninp-s?
nf
of
the
general
trend
throughout
the
world
today,
we
are
beginning
to
feel
that.
the
League
of
Nations
should
be
dis"-.splyed
and
a
new
organization
formed
to
take
its
place
?
when
the
nations
of
the
world
are
ready
for
it.
With
Italy,
Germany
and
United
States
strongly
opposed
to
the
eague
and
with
Great
Britain
only
half-hearted
to
sav'the
least,
we;do
not
see
how
the
organization
can
continue
to
:
give
effective
service
to
the
world
and,
possibly,
it
may
stand
in
the
way
of
a
new
organization
which
might
be
;
formed
later
when
the
time
is
ripe.
Li.
.
7ne
Le?gue
failed
when
the
Japanese,
seized
Man
chuna
and
since
that
has
been
singularly
ineffective.
Step
-uy
step
us
lniiuence
nas
been
weakened
until
.today
itf
feems,
ip
oe
01
little
value.
We
do
not
see
hpw-'it
can
be
revived
to
puch
an
extent
as
to
make
it
effective.
O.nce
a
rmt
;
pnncinles
pnee
Mussolini
and
Hitler
arid
dthefe
ofheir.
llk
.h.ive
passed,
away.
In
the
meantime,,
we
must
realize
ithat
might
is
stonger
than
right
and
direct
negotiation1
In'ust
take
the
place
of
League
intervention.
;
ONLY
A.
FEW
LEADERS
;
;
-::
Yery
soon
a.
leader
is
to
be
chosen
for
the
'Conservative
Par(ty,
and
it
is
noticed
that
very
few
Conservative
newspapers
are
.sufficiently
courageous
to
advocate
the
choice
of
any
particular
man
for
the
position
for
tear
they
may
have
backed
the
wrong
horse
and
have
to
switch
tq
some
other
after
the
convention.
The
Conservative
papers
are
willing
to
be
followers
always'aiid
never
'leaders!
There
are
notable
exceptions
to
this
policy.
Now
and
then
a
newspaper
comes
to
the
fore,
with
a
suggestion
hacked
by
good
reasons
and
it
has
influence
'in
itfe
c6m
munity
as
well
as
in
the
nation.
.'.
,
Were
.this
a,
Conservative
newspaper-
it
is
clif
f
iciilt
o
guess
what
we
might
do,
because
it
is
difficult
to
fathom'
lUe
depths
q'f
the
Conservative
m'ind
but,,
notljeirig
'Con-ryativwft'rriut
contentj'ouielves
withiuggstmg.
that
rlioh.
W.DHerridge
would
be
the:man.Avhp,
vv:oul(l
niake
it
'jnbst
difficult
for
Right
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
-King'to
continue
his
conservative
ndlicv
as
'Prime'
Mirilsfflr
nf
Pnnnln
U
......
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or
to
doing
at
pr
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wyui
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nave
iu
turn
cuner
10
tne
rio-nr.
the
leftma'imic'h
more
kief
inite
wav
than
he
is
esentf
It
micht
make
him
more
conservative
sq;that
he
wouldl)e
different
frOiri
his
6pp6riefit.
POSITION
National
Jlockey
league
Schedule
Completed
in,
Readiness
Far
Play-offs
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
j
J-:
.
i
Americans,
5;
Toronto,
8.
Rangers,
1;
Canadiens,
1.
SUNDAVs
SCORES
Toronto,
2;
Americans,
4.
Rangers,
3;
Detroit,
4.
Chicago.
1;
Boston,
C.
NEW
YORK.
March
21:
(CP)
The
Issue
between
Montreal
Canadiens
and
New
York
Americans
for
second
place
in
the.
internation-
al
division
standing
of
the
National
Hockey
League
was
settled
with
the"
playing
of
final
games
of
the
league
schedule
at
the
week-end,
the
Am
ericans
winning
the
right
to
play
the
New
York
Rangers,
runners-up
in
the
American
division,
tomorrow
night
in
the
Stanley
Cup
competition
while
the
Canadiens
will
be
pitted
against
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
In
the
third
place
play-offs
leading
up
to
the
cup
finals.
Saturday
night
at
Toronto
the
Americans
finished
up
on
the
short
end
of
an
8
to
5
count
in
a
wide-open
free
scoring
affair
with
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
the
conflict
Americans
who
thus
finished
in
;
second
place
by
virtue
of
having
won
more
games
although
being
ac
tually
tied
with
the
Canadiens
In
points.
The
Canadiens
,played
a
one
all
overtime
tie
at
Montreal
with
the
New
York
Rangers
Saturday
night,
it
being,
(he
final
game
of
the
season
for
the
Canadiens.
,
The
Tpronto
Maple
Leafs
arid
Boston
Bruins
will
commence
the
TBS
DAILY
NEWS
CANADMS
Bunny
Austin
Is
ROYAL
IN
IN
SECOND
m
0f
Davis
Great,
English
Stylist,
.-Will
tBevIr
International
Competition
this
Year
LONDON,
March
21:
(CP)
Wilfrid
Bunny
Austin..
Eng
lish
..stylist
of
the
teijnls,
purt?.
-.M.uujiA.va..vuaLx
announces.;,
mat.
ne
...VV414
.
will
-.not
MAUI,
be
UC
Hockey
Abroad
Getting
Better
Seat"
'21589.
DE
58216,
'The.
Gang,"
DV
tii.(nVitnn
Mil.
.
I,
r
r
i
j5ii,i:i.
vuitaec,
.ui
ivie.
.uts.
being
resumed
at
New
York
last
4345
"Last
Cha.nce?'
PS
40124,
"Ev-
night
witn
a
4
to.
z
victory
ior
ine
er
Ready,"
CA
29900.
Dcmluck's,Cross,
t'Ma.Ma
Kakle,"
KH
J06398,
'Jlbpe,"
JD
51630.
Drjm,
"Liberty
"DA
32845.
Seqondct
(nonstarter),
.Me,"
MC
26122.,
Didoric,
"Thistle,
.wit."
;,pN
38350,
"Clara,
and
Alf,"
DS
48411,
Banchelor
Prince.
V
Wheat
Grow
best,!three
out
of
five-game
series
ers"PH
,49298',
VIou,".BX,
79560.
for
the
league
cpampionsnips
m
Keen
Blqde
(nonstarter),
"Lucky
Toronto
Thursday
night.
Four,".
DT,
531
14,
"Half
and
Half,"
CZ
61990,
.f.Bobby
,
and
Babs,"
SQ
Wild
Wild
Third.
Ihiru,
i
Period
eriou
-66909
..Lucky
strlke
RZ
30699.
.
-at,urd'ay,
night's
game
at
Toronto
TAKVOR
Pacha,
"Liberty,"
LK
between
the
Maple
Leafs
and
the
87753.
Americans,
.was
featured
by
a,
wild
;
Workman,
"The
Shoemaker,"
DE
third,
.period
In
whlc,h
no,
less
than
j
nine,
goals
were
scared,
five
In
rapid
fire
succession
during
.the
last
five
minutes
of
play.
Despite
.the
wide
ppen
,play,
penalties
were
not
especially
frequent,
there
being
but
five
in
all,
three
on,
the
Americans
and
two
,on
the
.Maple
Leafs-r-one
each
in
first
and
second,
periods
and
three
In
the
third,
Two,
major
penalties
were
imposed,
by
Referee
Mickey
,Ion
against
Hamilton
'
and
Wiseman
In
the
third
for
fighting.
The
.opening
goal
came
after,
six
minutes,
,
33
seconds
of
play,,
in
.the
first
period
when
Carr
netted
the
puck
for
.the
Amerlcans.wUh
assists
by
shriner
and
Chapman.
'Buza.
PoU
evened,
,it
up.for
the
Leafs
after
13
minutes,
22
socondswhiie.the
Americans
were
a.
man
snort
with
Gallagher,
serving
a
penalty..
Jackson
and
Apps
getting
the
assists.
Twelve
minutes,
thirty
seconds,
after
the,
start,
of
the
second
period,
Thorns,
on
Boil's,
assist,
put,
the
Maple
Leafs,
Into
the
lead
and
ihey.
.were
,never
again
headed.
,fn
16
minute,
47
seconds,
Parsons
gave
the
Leafs
their
third
with
Chap
man
getting
credit
for
the
assist.
The
only
penalty
of
the
period
and
the
second
of
the
game
was
given
against
Anderson
of
the
Americans
One
minute
and
five
seconds
af
ter
the
start
of
the
third
period,
Beatty,
on
Hap
Day's
assist,
scored
to
keep
the
Americans
in
the
picture,
In
11
minutes,
50
seconds,
Murph
Chamberlain,
from
Parsons
and
Metz,
gave
the
Maple
Leafs
their
fourth
and,
in
fourteen
minutes,
eight
.seconds,
Ne'ls
Stewart,
from
shriner,
scored
another
for
the
'Amerks,
it
being
the
301st
goal
of
this
veterans'
career.
Almost
immediately,
after
the
face-off,
Davidson,
from
.Apps
and
Drillpn,
made
anothe,r
for
the
Leafs.
Then
came
Igqaljs,
at
'the
rate
of
one
a
minute
during
the
last
five
minutes
Hooley
Smith,
from
Stewart
and
Anerspn,
for
the
Americans;
Chamberlain,
from
.Red
Horner,
for
the
Maple
Leafs;
Johnny
Sorrell,
from
Chapman,
for.
New
York;
Boll,
from
Thorns,
and
Harvey
Jackson,
for
Metz,
for
Toronto.
Chapman
was
penalized
In
addition
to
the
two
majors
against
Hamilton
and
Wiseman.
Buss
Boll,
Murph
Chamfierlain
and.1
Bell
Hither,'"
CE
31596.
Newr.
Item
(nonstarter),
"Now
or
Never,"
JN
34494.
Under
Bid,
"Never
Give
Up,"
NH
69863.
Flying
Minutes
(Nonstarter),
"Duggan,"
JP
60592,
"Obsoiete,"
BZ
4378.
Inverslble,
"The
Three
Musketeers."
DL
58822.
What
Have
You,
"Hunt?
Fong."
NB
37038.
"Last
Chance,"
NB
74551.
Hooley
Smith
were
the
stars
of
the
game.
In
the1
Rangers-Canadiens
game
at
Montreal,
Rangers
made
their
score
in
the
first
and
Canadiens
theirs
Jn
the
JhirdLoyeHime
falling
to
lareak
the
deadlock.
The
final
league
standing
for
the
season,
Is
tas,
follqws:
,
,.
t
'
International
Division
Toronto
24
9
,15
151
,129
Canadiens
:
18
13
.17
123
.128
Americans
19
11
18
110
111
Maroons,
.....13
6
,29
107
161
.
American
Division
Boston
io
7
11
142
89
Rangers
27
6
15
149
96
Chicago"
.13
9
26
91
145
Detroit
.
12
11
25
98,
132
FOR
SALE
57
49
,49
32
,67
G0
'liotel
35,
EIGHT-ROOM
house
and
lot
$500,
half
cash.
Capitol
Shop.
(69)
KITCHEN
Range
with
oil
burner,
Phone
Green
893.
(691
FOR
SALE
8
h.p.
lieayy
Duty
"Vivian
Gas,
Engine"
In
excellent
condition.
Price
$300.
A
snip.
.
WardElectric
go.,
(69)
WOftK
WAITED
i
PLASTER
and
stucco
work,
also
brick
and
tile.
Estimates
free.
Pete
.Rilshed.,nhoneJ3Iue.82a
(69)
..
Scored
Clean
Sweep
Over
Grotto
in
Cit
Uowlinff
League
Last
Night
.
.
wmhia.
n.
nil
it
Ann
lnpi
last
n
nhi
threevjame
to
victory
night
ever
Grotto
to
displace
the
Tobac-
r
T:
j
.
.-
available.
for
Davis.
Cup.,playaw!sl?.!?fron.
M16
leadership
(
of
tl.e
year
but
.will
Dlav
in
the
All-Enc-
Y
len
uowung
league,
in
land
championships.
the
secpnd
f.itu,re,
yesterday
hc
ceUar-dweiilng
Moose
scored
a
two
game
to
one
victory
oyer,
Three
Five
Taxi.
High
average
scorer
was
Stan
Morin
of
Grotto
with
.180.
Individual
scoring
was
as
'low?:
i
Grotto
11G
1
High
Class
Puck
Play,
Especially
jlrving
......,
.142
In
England,
Say
Sudbury
Wolves
fA.
Comadina
117
On
Their
Return
to
Quebec
iZieman
448
Bury
,153
QUEBEC,
March
21:
(CP)
Sud-
.Morin
.187
bury
Wolves.
Canadian
amateur
I
Totals
747
hockey
stars,
returning
yes-'
ROYAL
1
terd'ay
from
a
tour
of
Great
Brl-
Zarelli
180
tain
and
Europe,
said
that
hockey
Tod4
,
148
play
abroad
is
continuing
to
im
J-
Comadina
191
prove.
They
are
playing
high
class
.
Donald
148
hockey
now,
especially
in
England
Sinlth
156
j
Totals
823
CANADIANS
IN
DRAWING
1
jMQOSE
1
'Gpnderson
135
(Continued
from
Page
One)
iRusseil
1C3
Gray
,2
103
:ho
ldl
i52
214
770
2
1.47
195
194
,148
159
842
2
150
f
3
136
,134
1C4
194
156
784
-3
186
198
135
,183
140
847
,3
106
UC
Stiles
181
202
123
Asseniissen
159
181
199
Royer
134
1C4
Totals
759
815
7C8
35
TAXI
1
2
i3
Ciccone
131
127
164
Gurvich
..133
143
154
Kinslor
.150
186
.183
You
O
'Houston
".
.
.171
168
153
Paul
,
165
-.164
146
Totals
750
788
805
Biological
Team
In
Bowls
Cellar
fol-
The
league
standings
to
date:
teeang
Better,"
DM
30807.
'
Grotto
...r.
,20
..,
Young
Cutjjbert
(nonstarter)
'Royal
Hotel
,22
Same-
unstm,"
PZ
37086,
"An
j
Three
Five
Taxi
13
tique,,",
J'T.38294.
IMoose
il
men
13
11
20
22
T
381
3BJ
473
,199
557
T
451
43?
l'O
53.S
53!
2S3
T
42?
430
519
437.
47j
20
22
13
11
Biological
Station
on
Rnt.nrrinv
50742,
"Slawa,"
HQ
38501.
afternoon
ran
off
its
deferred
play
Brendawn's
Cottage
(nonstarter),1
irom
Thursday
evening
against
"The
Largs,"
DR
62279,
"Some
Jam"
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-NT
36161.
Boy
.(nonstarter),
"Comeiinif
Leaeue.
The
ralimvmpn
tnnv
the
fixture
two
game?
.to
one
and
thur
left
the.
biologists'
in
the
eel-;
lar.
the
two
teams
having
been
previously
tied
for
basement
honors.
1
The
game
scores
were:
1
2
2
Bio'Dgical
Station
7Sl
765
684
C.N.R.A.
Nd.
2
763
732
636
The
Commercial
Leagu?
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:-
i
Won
Lost
Pts.
Electi
leal
Workers
Rupert
Motors
C.N.R.A.
No.
1
North
Star
Gyro
Club
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
Biological
Station
22
11
2i.
.21
12
21
1
.20
13
20
17
16
17,
14
16
14'
14
-16
14
12
21
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the
10th
day
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1038,
I
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estate,
or.
Hilarliw
Johan'
Whilbcn
Nllson.
otherwise
known
d
.
Hlllard
Nelson
and
John
Nelson,
de-
jceiased.
and
all
martlM
hnvina
rlnirr
35
1
against
tha
-eiVd
estate
are
iiereby.
rc-
qiuicu
,io
.iurpun
auue,
proceny
vtn-
llcd,
to
me
on
or
before
the
15th
day
bf
April,
A.
D.
1838.
and
U
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
emiauiiit
or
thciir
Indebtedness
tc
ma
forth
wMh
NORMAN"
A.
WATT.
Offlclna
.Admlulstrator,
Price
Rupert.
D.
C,
Dated
this
15th
day
of
March,
A.
D.
1638.
in
Tin:
ku'iikmk
cioi
iuToi
nitrrisii
COI.IIMIJIA
IVI'HOIIATI,
In
Hie
Alallrr
of
4lie
"Ailinlnlslrallim
Ail"
Ami
In
Hie
Mutter
..of
tli,.Eslale
of
llimlrl.
winme,
,lfcea..eU
TAKE;
NOTICE
that
by
order-
of
His'
Itonor,
W,
E
rbher.
matte
on
the
14th
;
day
ct
March,
A.
D.
1938,
I
.was
an-pointed
Administrator
of
the
eaUte
ofi
Duaikel
Arsiu,
deceased,
and
all
parties'
hav,lai
'claims
walnt,
the-
wild
.estate,
nre
hby
.requjiti
to
fumteb
name,
PmY
verified,
to
n,
on
or
before
the
jethrday
of
Apru.
A,
D.
.1938.
and'
all
parties
Indebted
the
estate
are'
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
tndebWlness
to
m
fnrt.huntvi
1638ATED
thl
15th
day
01
March
A'
D.
NORMAN
A,
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B,
,C,
TRAIL
WINS
.
.
I
Basketball
IN
HOCKEY
At
Kitkatla
Smoke
Caters
Did
Not
Have
Single
Coal
Scored
Against
Them
in
.
Far
Western
I'laydowns
CALGARY,
March
21:
(CP)
;
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
defeated
CaN
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.
;-
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earv
Raneers
bv
a
score
of
seven
i
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jp
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fl
IMl-sW
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nqthlng
Saturday
night
for.
their'
.
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BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
58
Two
wives
gossiped
the
other
day
And
I
heard
one
to
the
other
say,
"My
old
hub
is
a
dear
old
soul,
He
always
buys
nie,
Evitt's
coal."
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score
of
five
to
nothing,
thus
did
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c"ncn
tne
lssu
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not
have
a
single
goal
leglsiered
teAm'4.
showed
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against,
them.
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will
now-meet
snda
good-sized
crowd
-to',
ciun
t.
r
jut
r
uii
ijoihocjs.
or
muusc
Jaw
Millers
Wednesday
night
in
the
western
finals.
,
Edmonton
Juniors
Win
EDMONTON,
March
21:
(CP)
Edmonton
Athletic
Club
defeated
Saskatoui
Chiefs
Saturday
night
by
a
score
of
7
to
3
in
the
first
of
the
best
twe
games
out
of
three
playoffs
in
the
Memorial
Cup
Junior
hockey
championship
series.
Final
Dates
Set
OTTAWA,
March
21:
(CP)-The
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
today
announced
dates
for
5J3
j-the
Allen
and
Memorial
Cup.
finals,
'
541
Jina
Allan
Cup
finals
will
be
played.
520i
At
Calgary
April
9.
11
and
13
and
433
,
April
11.
13
and
15.
The
Mempr-45,jlal
Cup
finals
will
take
pluee
in
Ot-"
tawa
April
9,
11
and
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