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Wednesday,
August
17,
1932.
THE
RIGHT
METHOD
There
was
recently
a
dispute
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
as
to
the
ownership
of
the
Canton
una
cnaeroy
islands
in
th
middle
of
the
Pacific.
Each,
government
claimed
the
islands
belonged
to
it.
Instead
of
fighting
it
out
in
the
historic
way,
the
two
governments
decided
that,
as
each
needed
the
islands
for
a
similar
purpose,
they
might
both
use
them
in
connection
with
aviation,
the
islands
to
be
under
a
joint
control.
This
is
an
examnle
that
will
nrnhaWv
tween
other
countries
in
future.
There
was
no
need
to
r,UaPeiover
a
Jittle
matter
like
the
ownership
of
a
speck
In
the
Pacific
and
the
two
countries
did
not
quarrel.
Theyj
did
not
even
soar.
Thev
simnlv
taWeA
nvr
th
cifnafjnr.1
.
.
T
"
T
-.--
v
,
fcaw
I,SS
Jl.
ana
agreed
to
compromise.
PEGGED
WHEAT
PRICE
At
the
first
of
the
week
we
got
word
that
the
United
States
would
bonus
export
wheat
from
that
country,
A
few
days
before
that
it
was
announced
that
Canada
would
peg
the
price
of
wheat
at
80c
which
meant
a
bonus
on
today's
market
price,
;
Peace
River
farmers
say
the
bonus
is
not
as
good
as
it
looks
because
it
costs
them
twenty-one
cents
to
get
their
wheat
to
Fort
William.
This
meant
that
they
obtained
.jess
than
sixty
cents
for
the
highest
grade
wheat.
As
much
of
the
wheat
grades
below
number
one,
the
price
is
gtill
lower
than
that
mentioned.
Still
it
is
a
great
boon
to
the
farmer
to
have
the
price
.pegged
in
such
a
way
that
he
can
make
a
reasonable
liv-i
rig.
Should
the
market
price
fall
to
fifty
cents,
however,
it
would
mean
a
heavy
tax
on
the
rest
of
the
country
to
Keep
tne
price
paid
to
the
farmer
at
eighty
cents,
And
yet
the
farmers
are
not
satisfied.
.
OFFICIAL
SECRETS
Duncan
Sandys,
a
member
of
the
British
Parliament,
had
in
his
possession
some
official
secrets.
He
knew
something
about
anti-aircraft
guns
which
none
but
military
officers
were
supposed
to
know.
He
was
summoned
before
the
attorney
general
and
threatened
that,
if
he
did
not
reveal
the
source
of
his
information,
he
would
be
prosecuted
Next
day
he
arose
in
his
place
in
the
House
of
Common?
a
complained
that
he
had
been
threatened
and
also1
that
he
had
been
summoned
to
appear
before
a
military
court.
Parliament
was
aroused
and
so
was
the
whole
of
Great
Britain.
The
privileges
of
Parliament
had
been
invaded
and
young
Mr.
Sandys
became
more
or
less
of
a
hero.
He
trot
himself
into
the
limelight
and
he
also
showed
that
official
secrets
were
not
always
secret
and
that,
if
a
friend
could
obtain
those
secrets,
so
might
an
enemy.
There
was
a
lot
of
fuss
in
Parliament
and
in
the
newspapers
and
there
it
seems
to
have
ended.
However
the
ruling
powers
were
shown
that
there
were
certain
rights
and
privileges
in
Britain
that
were
still
sacred,
more
sacred
even
to
the
individual
than
the
safety
of
the
kingdom.
forward
and
replaced
McLean
who
THE
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Winners
NAVY
WON
Tennis
Play
FOOTBALL
Last
Eve
MtrctoauU
Cwitestcd
Game
Rut
Did
Sot
Scwre
chants
pressed
but
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not
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I
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Fully
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Cal-rexx
Hi-Speed
Elements.
Several
Mat
Gaines
Plated
in
Pif.
Wrfi
Cbampiship
Tonrnxraeot
I
Last
evening's
football
tutor?
day.
in
the
Prince
Rupert
City
between
the
Royal
Naval
Votaitw
Tennis
Association
touma
Trent
Reserve
and
the
ilerehams
va
rre
as
follows
well
contested
with
the
Navy
win-
Stamford
and
Davis
beat
Ncr-
nlng
by
fire
goals
to
nil
after
a
ring
top
and
Barry
3-,
6-1,
6-4
.much
more
closely
fought
put
game
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Young
beat
Miss
jth&a
the
scone
would
indicate.
A.
Skaland
and
H.
Lindseth
6-4
!
Cross
opened
the
score
from
close
in.
Morgan
saved
well
from
Gillis
Miss
Rivet
.and
Blitch
beat
Mrs.
in
Morgan
being
well
tried
Out
by
Oillis
parting
shot.
All
against
the
run
of
play
Armstrong
added
a
second
goal,
and
later
shot
narrow!
past.
Currie
shot
hard
and
Gillis
missed
with
a
good
header.
Mer-
voting
Beat
Tyler
6-4
.
6-z.
Darts
beat
Brocklesby
6-0.
6-2.
Wednesday's
Draw
Draw
for
Wednesday's
play:
6:
15
DJL-Ur.
and
Mrs.
Youne
vs
Miss
Thomson
and
Daridson
(
Ru
Vink
saved
a
drive
from
Dickens
6:15
Dm
Stamford
and
Davis
Eby
Just
saved
his
goal
when
he
vs.
Blake
and
Blitch
(ON.i
.cleared
dangerously
over
the
bar
7:00
pjr
O'Neill
and
Tyler
vs.
!
Navy
attacked
strongly
on
re-
Mitchell
and
Young
(Rupert).
i
sumption
and
several
shots
were
7:00
pm.
Mrs.
Barry
and
Nor-blocked.
Da
vies
shot
wide.
Cam-
rineton
vs.
Miss
Rivet
and
Blitch
eron's
cross
went
in
front
of
goal
CN.)
with
no
one
to
touch
it
through
I
Baker
was
good.
Gomez
took
a;
A
charge
of
theft
of
clothing
grand
corner
kick
that
Morgan
sav-
J
from
the
Dominion
Rooms
against
ed
well.
Cross
added
a
third.
Mc-
Guanar
Waldak
was
dismissed
by
(Lean
went
Into
goal
and
saved
Janice
of
the
Peace
W.
D.
Vance
in
'splendidly
twice.
He
had
a
chance
city
police
court.
I
utuairuiu;
s
goai.
laier
cross
J
headed
a
fifth
goal
from
Bryant's
u.ui:pTieci
centre.
Morgan
saved
from
J3
!
Vink
and
Baker
was
too
high.
Go-
iiirffz
shot
just
past.
D.
Gomez
referred.
Teams:
Merchants
Vink:
Par
sons,
P.
Gomez:
R.
McLean,
Fer-
.RUSOn.
W
Gomez:
Campmn
n
W
'Baker,
S.
Currie.
Gillis,
Grimble.
2i
I
1
RJCXXH.
Morgan;
Eby,
Ron-aJds;
Eastman,
Da
vies,
D.
McMee-ikln;
Bryant,
H.
Dickens.
Cross
Armstrong,
Robertson.
"
Vink
did
weU
in
coal
but
the
team
was
weakened
when
he
wenl
bad
been
playing
effectively
at
halfback.
Parsons
and
F.
Gome,
were
sound
backs.
Ferguson
was
sood
and
Billy
Gomez
did
man)
good
things.
The
forwards
wert
weak
though
Sam
Currie
was
cle
ver.
Morgan
was
very
safe.
Eby
anc
Ronalds
were
not
very
severeh
tried
out.
The
halves
played
a
good
spomng
game
with
McMeekin
giving
Cameron
little
leeway.
Cross
was
effective
with
the
other
for
wards
all
playing
a
fair
game
Robertson
did
ouite
well
and
will
certainly
be
a
useful
member
of
a
senior
team
in
a
couple
of
years.
-
.
.-
SPORT
CHAT
necessary
money
after
being
turned
down
by
the
governor.
Mr.
Grossman
said,
it
looks
good."
Paul
Ryan,
first
secretary
to
the
governor,
governor,
taiu
said
the
ine
only
oniy
way
way
Gov
emergency
fund.
This
was
created
only
to
have
money
available
In
the
vent
or
a
disaster
or
other
un-orseen
circumstances.
Originally
it
had
been
the
inten
ion
of
the
Massachusetts
Industri-
!
Playground
Games
Acropolis
Took
Honors
in
Senlot
Softball
and
Seal
Core
In
Basketball
With
the
various
divisions
of
the
Gyro
Softball
and
Basketball
Leagues
finished,
the
following
are
ikis
HotniiMi
rr.tults
with
the
excen-
The
committee
at
Boston
In
tion
of
the
Intermediate
section
of
'Charge
of
the
International
Fish-
the
boys'
Softball
teagoe,
ennen's
Race,
scheduled
for
Octo-j
Senior
boys'
Softball,
Acropolis
ber
9.
are
still
going
ahead
with
Hill
were
the
winners
when
they
.
.
.
.
In
I
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nunf
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s.ijxusoea
me
season
hh
a
"j
refusal
to
erant
state
monev
fnr'anri
nn
losses
This
team
scored
a
the
event,
Max
Grossman,
orom
tnent
-Massachusetts
business
man
and
member
of
the
race
committee,
cafd
a
number
of
wealthy
persons
in
the
city
of
Boston
have
indicated
they
would
support
the
fund.
the
goal
of
which
has
been
set
at
Armstrone
showed
to
advanta
Vrs
'HW
and
Blaie
heat
Mrs.
5000.
Asked
whether
the
com
and
then
a
nice
bout
of
nassin?
hv
Morrison
and
B.
Lowan.
fi-1.
6-4
mlttee
would
be
able
to
raise
the
Carrie,
Gffiis
and
Grimble
resulted
Norrington
beat
Blake
7-5.
6-1.
tntol
nf
71
nin
in
th
ill
le&ffUC
games
while
opposing
teams
man-
aged
to
score
only
22
runs
against,
them.
j
In
the
Srnior
girls'
Basketball,
j
Acropolis
again
came
out
on
top
with
three
straight
wins
over
We
view.
The
Acropolis
girls
scored
41
points
to
the
13
that
were
scored
against
them.
The
Senior
boys'
Basketball
League
ended
with
the
Seal
Cov
team
on
top
by
virtue
of
their
3
wins
and
one
loss.
The
only
team
tiov-
emor
Hurley
could
grant
money
for
to
them
were
the
Westvlew
the
v.
1
j
...
t
,u
..-i.llcHt
lads
irhnca
whose
mHv
early
season
wiinn
form
fnrm
mad
race
would
be
from
the
state
them
look
good
like
the
team
ft)
beat,
but
this
team
faded
In
the'
last
few
frames
tn
droD
one
to
Mc
Clymont
besides
suffering
a
setback
at
the
hands
of
the
ultimata
winners.
Montesano
of
Seal
Cove
was
top
the
iir
season
kiuui
with
wiui
61
oi
scuicr
lur
al
and
Development
Commission
to
pomt,
wnlle
Bussanlch
of
the
same
leip
ine
iisnermens
race
by
don-team
next
wlth
48
Following
aUng
$50i)00,
but
It
was
found
that
u
the
complete
list
of
the
playerj
"'c
m
inr
a"
"tap-
and
their
respective
standings
for
litning
the
commission
an
expen-
the
season:
liture
of
that
-sort
was
not
author-
player
'zed.
No
attempt
hat
been
made'Montesano
(SC.t
by
the
committee
to
seek
an
ap-
Busjanlch
S.C.
iropriaUon
from
the
state
legisla-
Bill
Brown
West)
ure.
the
only
means
of
getting
gov-
Blain
West)
'rnment
aid.
Local
hotels
and
other
Houston
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have
been
solicited
foriCNeltl
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and
private
contributions,
Stan
Scherk
cWest.l
nave
been
sought.
CaDtaln
Renlsimnndwm
4ft-r.
it
fines
schooner
Gertrude
L.
The.
Smith
(Acroo.t
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Gloucester.
Mass,
and
Zbura
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Walter's
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Nova
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fish-
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fleet,
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race.
Both
will
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Playgrounds
Intermediate
Boyf
Softball
League
future
to
have
been
played
Monday
afternoon
between
Westvlew
and
McCly?'
mont
Park.
This
afternoon
Mc-Clymont
Park
and
Acropolis
Hill
are
playing.
Routine
practices
in
tumbling
and
vaulting
and
girls
dancing
are
belnir
held
I
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