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16,
1938.
FACE
DREADFUL
MENACE
wri?ng
irJ.
MacLean's
Magazine,
Beverley
Baxter,
British
journalist
and
member
of
the
British
House
of
.Commons,
visualizes
the
president
of
the
United
States
making
a
speech
to
the
people
of
his
country
in
which
he
draw's
attention
to
the
debt
the
United
States
owes
td
ft
n5n-ln
sta,ndin
y
her
against
Germany
when
the.
Phi
llipine
Islands
were
taken,
for
British
capital
vhich
flowed
in
and
built
up
the
country
following
the
pivil
war,
for
her
navy
defending
her
before
she
was
in
a
position
to
defend
herself,
for
the
right
of
open
trading
?n
British
ports,
for
the
building
up
of
Shanghai
and
laying
the
foundation
of
American
trade
in
the
Orienf
for
the
Use
Of
thfe
British
fWf
whnU
annYrA
TTIt.l
Pi.i.j
to
make
money
during
the
war,
for
signing
the
guarantee
ot
the
independence
of
France
where
the
American
signature
should
have
been,
for
cancelling
her
debts
to
European
countries
when
at
the
same
time
the
United
States
refused
to
cancel
hers,
for
keeping
open
the
decencies
of
civilization
in
the
face
of
the
onslaught
of
the
tyrants
and
for
her
general
spirit
of
friendliness
and
co-operation.
To
quote
further
from
the
article.
.
"America
and
Britain
face
a
dreadful
menace
in
the
fa,V
fa,st-
JaPan
Soes
on
from
outrage
to
outrage
in
the
belief
that
America
will
not
take
her
stand
with
Britain
So
does
Mussolini.
So,
to
a
lesser
extent,
does
Hitler.
V
"Jet
America
and
Britain
could
restore
peace
to
the
Far
East
without
firing
a
gun.
Britain
and
France
together
could
clear
the
Mediterranean
of
every
Italian
ship
iri
24
hours
and
lock
the
German
navy
in
the
Baltic.
.
"Does
America,
in
spite
of
Roosevelt's
warning,
still
believe
that
she
can
live
on
her
own
flesh
and
keep
the
evils
of
the
world
outside
her
borders?
I
"The
most
half-witted
Babbitt
in
the
smallest
town
in
Illinois
knows
that
such
a
policy
.is
impossible.
Then
is
America
still
willing
to
live
and
trade
and
prosper
because
Britain
makes
it
possible
for
her
to
do
so?
Or
conversely
is
fclie
willing
to
see
all
that
go
rather
than
support
Britain?
"
"I
believe
that
Americans
would
like
to
krt6w
th'dse
(
;ruths.
The
idealism
of
America
is
not
a
myth.
There
is
a
passion
for
freedom
inherent
in
American
citizeriship
;hat
is
wholly
admirable.
"They
fought
the
mother
country
to
establish1
that
iedom.
They
fought
their
civil
war
oh
the
slogan
that
ydu
"can't
have
a
nation
half
slave
and
half
free.
They
came
into
the
Great
War
because
freedom
had
its
back
to
the
wall
in
Europe.
"It
would
not
be
just
to
assume
that
self-interest
is
lie
only
factor
in
American
development,
the
"tragedy
Of
.the
great
republic
is
not
its
soul
but
its
lack
of
vision,
its
inability
to
realize
that
no
nation
can
guard
itself
against.
the
destiny
of
humanity
at
large."
I
.
REDWINGS
DANGERS
BEATEN
OUT
Detroit
Definitely
Eliminated
Trorn
Play-offs,
Black
Hawks
Qualifying
Detroit,
2;
Canadiens,
3.
Chicago,
I;
New
York
Americans,
Montreal,
4;
Boston,
4.
MONTREAL,
March
IP:
CPl--
The
world
champion
Detroit
Red
n!ht.
The
league
standings
to
date:
International
Division
Toronto
22
9
14
134
118
Canadiens
17
12
17
116
124
Americans
18
11
16
98
96
Maroons
13
7
28
104
155
American
Division
Boston
Rangers
Chicago
Detroit
29
.26
13
11
7
5
9
11
11
136
83
14
140
88
25
DO
139
24
92
122
SCYTHIANS
iakatla
Monday
Night
Rr
F.
MOVTFSAVn
B.
Roma,
B.
Postuk.
Metlakatla
Tigers
J.
Auckland,
D.
Prevost,
II.
Ryan,
A.
Prevost,
B.
Nelson,
J.
Ryan,
H.
Leighton,
D.
Leighton.
Umpires
were
A.
Leask
and
D.
Montesano;
scorekeeper
E.
A.
Leighton,
and
time
keeper,P.
Montesano.
The
trip
was
made
on
the
Dicky
Bay,
Captain
Pete
Leighton.
Those
accompanying
the
teams
as
supporters
included
W.
Beyhon
and
J.
Garon.
Old
Country
Soccer
MID-WEEK
SOCCER
English
League
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Manchester
City
i.
Huddersfleld
Town
1,
Preslnri
North
End
3.
Scottish
League
Clyde
7,
Morton
1.
KEEP
UP
Scored
Clean
Sweep
Victory
In
Ladies'
Bowling
Last
Night
Vo
Retain
League
Leadership
"Rangers
Von
a
clear!
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
Telephone
Girls
last
night
td
retal
their
unquestioned
leadership
ir.
the
Ladies"
Bowling
League.
A
frill
r
tin
fnp
conn
rl
rt
u
:
lMA
nAT
MV
ivi
k..saau
uvb
nu
Wings
were
definitely
eliminated
completely
broken
up
with
Blu:
from
the
1938
National
Hockey
Birds
taking
the
ruhrier-up
posl-teagde
play-offs
last
night
whinjtion
by
taking
three
games
they
lost
by
a
score
of
3
to
2
to
straight
from
the
Merchantettcs
Montreal
Canadiens,
the
san-.ejan
extra
frame
being
required
to
team
whom
a
year
ago
they
them-
settle
the
issue
In
the
third
game,
selves
eliminated.
The
Wirifes
st'll!
Annette's
won
over
Knox
Hotel
have
a
chance
to
tie
Chicago
(two
games
to
one
and
are
in
Black
Hawks
for
third
place
buij
third
place.
Big
Sisters
Idst
tr,o
the
Hawks
would
have
won
more;
games
to
one
to
Our
Gang
and
are
games.
in
fourth
place.
High
average
The
Black
Hawks
were
defeated!
scorer
last
night
was
Miss
Leah
2
to
1
by
New
York
Americans
who
Basso-Bert
of
AHnette's
with
212.
thus
moved
into
second
place
in,
individual
scoring
was
as
fol-the
International
Division,
one
lows:
game
ahead
of
Canadiens.
j
RANGERS
i
Boston
Bruins
and
Montreal
Ma-
Raybone
24&
roons
played
a
four
all
draw
In
Berg
139
the
third
scheduled
came
last
vnr
isn
illallberg
,115
...
-
.
iiainnger
uy
Handicap
26
53
TEL.
QIRLS
1
45
Nelson
181
47
McLeod
106
31
Eastman
127
'Peachy
113
05
Anderson
70
57
Handicap
131
35
.
Totals
.728
33'
BLUE
BIRDS
1,
.
Pierce
173
.Ilartwl?
123
'Boulter
113
'Croxford
174
EKeron
183
Handicap
,36
Totals
.-..
807
j
let.j
Merchantettes-1
Colussl
160
iMadlll
.....
120
Holden
85
The
Scythian
basketball
team
McCutchedh
.,
.117
won
two
games
Monday
night
when
.LaBelle
it
again
invaded
Metlakatla.
Spectators
witnessed
two
of
the
snappiest
games
played
so
far
this
sea
son
at
the
village.
The
first
game
between
the
Panthers
and
Scythians
got
away
In
fine
style.
The
play
was
close
throughout
the
first
half
and,
when
thu
half.f
Imo
trhlctlo
Won'
Vio
itore
stood
12
to
12.
In
the
second
'
half
the
Scythians
pulled
aWeii
and
were
never
in
difficulty.
The
,-h
ff
final
?core
was
32
to
22
for
thejj
Scythlans-
Eerier
.
,.
second
liame
;
In
the
second
game
Metlakalla
Handicap
79
Totals
674
ANNETTE'S
1
Johnson
232
Dickens
V74
Skattebol
202
Davis
153
Basso-Bert
207
Totals
968
1.
120
140
170
ub
143
Handicap
60
Totals
749
was
icpre&eiueu
ay
a
luuuiy
new
OUR
GANG
1
string
of
players
Under
the
name
of
ciccone
183
Tigers.
The
boys
opened
up
with
a
ich
168
fine
display
of
passing
and
ball
Qurvich
123
handling
but
the
Rupert
boys,
un-
Ingram
156
der
Ihe
leadership
of
Morgan,
scor-
Smith
203
ed
three
baskets
In
a
row
and
took
Totals
833
the
lead
which
they
kept
through-
b,
Dickens
172
but
the
first
half.
Half-time
score
fi.
Dickens
jgg
was
19
to
12.
The
second
period
of
M.
Bond
lot
the
game
was
well
balanced.
The
fi,
Rothwell
181
Tigers
checked
closely
and
twice
y;
Alexander
92
threatened
to
win
the
game.
With
Mrs.
Dickens
three
minutes
of
play
left
and
the
Handicap
100
score
tied
at
34,
Rupert
scored
on
a
Totals
838
penalty
and
then
managed
to.
sink
a
basket
thus
winning
the
game
37
to
34.
The
line-ups
were
as
follows:
Metlakatla
Panthers
D.
Leigh-
ton,
H.
Leask,
W.
Leighton,
B,
Nel
son,
A.
Prevost,
H.
Leighton,
Rupert
Scythians
H.
Morgan,
S.
Beynon,
J.
Campbell,
A.
Letourneau,
2
164
150
179
176
157
26
2
187
115
105
104
138
131
780
2
181
172
192
134
160
36
875
2
224
178
129
81
151
79
842
2
139
162
146
153
250
850
2
152
204
143
1G5
164
60
888
2
176
246
152
177
194
945
113
161
106
.117
112
107
710
3
198
213
148
238
185
26
Totals
807
852
1003
3
176
225
118
114
110
131
874
3
I3i
201
21G
169
140
36
893
3
181
166
125
160
182
79
3
152
161
157
148
200
818
3
172
162
148
144
105
60
791
3
225
183
150
173
161
892
113
104
83
114
115
107
641
"GOVERNMENT.'
MQl'OR
ACT"
(Kftlon
28)
Notice
hf
Appllraflon
far
CoiiM-ht
T.
511
446
35C
331
311
T
485
496
523
477
486
T
565
45
339
353
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521
49"
51
45
65'
T
45'
50'
41
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5.T
sr,
42?
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55t
39E
454
29f
4K
9?
22:
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
.Won
Lost
Pts
Rangers
.....21
12
21
Annette's
'......l8
15
18
Merchantettes
16
It
16
Big
Sisters
;17
16
17
Blue
Birds
19
14
19
Knox
Hotel
10
17
14
Our
Gang
15
18
15
Telephone
Girls
10
23
id
Reach
the
mosc
peopit
In
cicj
and
district
with
tu
Advertisement
tn
the
Dally
New.
-I
to
irantfi-r
f
Itrer
Mcriuc
,.E5mcE
18
Mr!
6lvi
that
on
thi
25th
'day
'of
March
next,
the
under-slRWd
intends
to
apply
to
th
Uqvut
Uontrol
Board
for
consent
to
tranMei
ot
ber
licence
No.
4374,
Issued
In
res-("ct
of
premteea
bejng
part
of
a
building
known
es
Spruce
Creek
Hotel,
situ-Me
on
Spruce
Creek,
eight
miles
from
AUJn
Towmlte,
upon
lsruto
deacrlbed
Plsyer
CUlm
"Bally"
,a
Spruce
Creek,
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
in
the
Provlnci
of
British
Columbia,
from
Mllford
Qfr-
m
CaawMl
to
Spruce
Creek
Hotel!
Limited,
of
,
Spruce
fcreek,
British
Col-i
umbla..the
Transferee.,
I
Dated
this
18th
day
of
February,
1938.
SPRUCE
CREEK
HOTEL
LIMITED
Applicant
and
Transferee.
SEASON
IS
;
WINDING
W
nrioor
Snorts
Activities
Brought
To
Clo
at
Booth
Memorial
School
i
As
a
wind-up
of
the
series
of
in
-
door
eames
at
the
Booth
Memorial
.
School,
competitions
in
mixed'
doubles
in
table
tennis
and
bad-
.ninlon
were
run
off
yesterday,
i
Christine
Petersen
and
Bruce
S!-'
miindsen
won
the
table
tennis'
and
Reidun
Klldal
and
Waiter
Col-j
ussl.
the
badminton.
!
There
we're
thirteen
teams
In
Uie
table
tennis.
Semi-finalists
were
Margaret
Lamb
and
Tsuya
Hirano
who
won
from
Joan
Squire
and
Donald
McDonald,
and
Chris-(
tine
Petersen
and
Bruce
Slmund-sen
who
Von
from
May
Leach
and
.
Ray
Haugan.
Tne
rmai
was
a
keenly
contested
match
with
Christine
Petersen
and
Bruce
Si-mundsen
winning
by
two
games
to
nne.
In
the
badminton
there
were
CllUwcnty-flvc
tenms.
The
semi-finals
502
523
521
were
won
by
Thclma
Doiron
and
IllJy
Gomez
who
boat
Margaret
ramb
and
Teddy
CapsUck,
and
Heidun
Kildal
and
Walter
Colussi
who
won
from
Doreen
Croxford
ind
Bruce
SImundsen.
The
final
produced
two
very
close
games
Mth
Reidun
Kildal
and
Walter
"olussi
winners.
Small
silver
trophies
are
being
mgraved
with
the
winners'
names
and
will
be
presented
shortly.
This
brings
to
a
close
Indoor
'ames
for
the
season.
Other
games
ilayed
were
vollev-ball
and
;ood-
minton
but
no
competitions
weit
run
off.
Basketball
Is
still
being
played
'here
being
four
teams
that
play
wice
weekly.
With
better
weather,
other
outdoor
games
wilt
be
played.
Already
ortball
for
both
girls
and
boys
has
started
and
football
Is
also
gettlnn
inder
way.
SPORT
CHAT
Manitoba,
home
of
hockey
play
ers
who
have
won
fame
the
world!
over,
has
no
senior
league
registered
with
the
Manitoba
Amateur
Hockey
Association
this
winter
but"
it
will
not
be
without
representation
In
Ailan
Cup
dompetitidn.
Internationals
of
the
Winnipeg
Commercial
league
are
the
lone
senior
team
affiliated
with
the
M.A.H.A.
and
will
playofr
with
the
Provincial
intermediate
champions,
still
to
be
decided,
and
with
two
northwestern
Ontario
teams,
Red
Lake
and
Keh-ora,
for
the
right
to
enter
the
western
senior
semi-final
with
the
Thunder
Bay
winners.
Departure
of
many
ranking
plays
ers
and
increased
Interest
In
the
junior
game
In
Manitoba
have
been
largely
responsible
for
failure
to
form
a
senior
division.
Opportunity
for
players
In
England's
National
league
started
a
trek
to
the
'old
Jountry
several
years
ago
and
more
ecently
senior
hockey
in
other
Vcstern
Canada
leagues
proved
an
ttractlon
to
Manitoba
products.
A
i'ecrsase
in
the
calibre
of
the
senior
game
resulted
but
supporters
urned
to
booming
Junior
compe
tltion.
With
two
Dominion
crowns
In
the
last
three
campaigns
inter
esi
nas-been
at
play-off
pitch
mrougnout
the
present
season
and
the
younger
players
are
enjoying
me
nest
attendances
in
years.
Ten
Junior
clubs
operate
under
the
M.
A.H.A.
banner.
C.
N.
R.
trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Friday3
8
p.m.
From
the
East-.
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
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ONE
658
Beats
Wales
in
International
Soccer
One
fioal
to
Nil
i
BELFAST,
March
16
A
second
half
goal
gave
Ireland
a
1
to
0
victory
over
Wales
In
the
International
tournament
aoccbr
match
played
here
today.
The
game
concluded
the
.series
for
the
two
countries.
England
has
cinched
the
eha'hip-ioasiiip.
,
Farewell
Social
To
Fishermen
Is
Enjoyable
Event
Some
one
hundred
persons
were
In
attendance
at
an
enjoyable
fishermen's
farewell
social
held
Monday
night
in
the
Metropoie
Hall
by
the
LadW
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
I
Church.
The
proceedings
Included
a
program
consisting
of
an
address
by
Rev.
B.
E.
Bergesen
of
Minneapolis,
readings
by
Mrs.
A.
Johansen,
piano
selections
by
Peter
Lien,
vocal
.'olos
by
Miss
May
Bond,
Miss
Sigrid
Skogmo
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Jensen
laccampanled
by
Mrs.
H.
O.
Johnson
i
and
anthems
by
the
church
choir.
Serving
of
refreshments
and
a
social
hour
brought
the
affair
to
a
close.
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
Sven
Skog.
Mrs
Chris
Jensen
Mrs
P
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Peterson
and
Mrs
A.
Johan
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