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.25
Tuesday,
March
1,
1938.
MORE
THAN
MERE
NOISE
Last
week
an
address
was
delivered
to
the
Kiuanis
Club
of
Vancouver
by
a
clertrvman
who
is
rpnnvrprl
tn
.
.
-
VV4
LU
Many
ot
us
do
not
like
the
methods
adopted
by
II
Duce
and
we
do
not
in
particular
like
the
manner
in
which
he
treats
British
interests
in
PnW?
.Aunt
:
...
v..
.
w
Muv,
VUU11LI
jXet,
in
spite
ot
tin?,
we
cannot
sweep
away
Italy's
ruler
by
calling
him
a
loud-mouthed
neasant.
The'
that
Italy's-
dictator
is
nothing
but
noise
which
is
wholly
wrong.
Rulers
are
not
made
of
such
stuff.
No
matter
what
we
may
think
of
Mussolini's
policies,
we
are
bound
to
admit
that
ho
is
antan
of
ability.
In
addition
to
being
an
able
administrate,
he
is
an
excellent
public
speaker
and,
as
such,
has
caught
the
imagination
of
the
Italian
people.
We
shall
know
later
whether
he
has
been
building
permanently
on
a
secure
foundation.
i
A
CANADIAN
FLAG
Evidently,
we
are
about
to
have
a
Canadian
flair.
For
nearly
twenty
years
we
have
advocated
that
Parliament
should
designate
a
national
flag
for
this
country.
As
a
matter
of
course
such
a
flag
would
have
the
Union
Jack
as
its
basic
feature
but.
otherwise,
it
would
be
nuite.
dif
ferent
from
any
other
flair
at
present
in
use.
We
hone
that,
when
it
is
chosen,
it
will
be
a
very
simple
design
that
(
everyone
can
understand.
Both
Prime
Minister
King
and
former
Prime
Min
v
ister
Kennett
found
the
need
of
such
a
flag
when
they
were
at
the
Coronation
and
we
are
glad
to
know
they
are
m
agreement
on
the
proposal
now.
;
COMMENDABLE
RESTRAINT
-
Captain
Anthonv
Eden
seems
to
have
shown
com
rrjehdable
restraint
when
he
refused
to
be
a
party
to
continued
agitation
against
the
government
of
which
he
was
until
recently
a
member.
The
intimation
implied
is
that
he
is
still
a
supporter
of
the
present
British
government
on
its
general
policy
although
not
on
its
present
foreign
policy
to
which
he
is
strongly
opposed.
He
will
not,
how-
.
ever,
do
anything
to
hamper
the
work
which
has
started.
.
.
The
difficulty
with
a
great
many
people
is
that
they
.over-estimate
their
own
importance
and,
placed
in
a
position
such
as
that
of
the
late
foreign
secretary,
they
are
apt
J,o
try
to
start
a
new
group
or
support
an
opposition
group
..
with
which
they
have
little
sympathy.
RANGERS
MOVEUP
Patrick
Men
Win
Two
Week-End
Hookey
Games
Maroons
Break
Long
Losing
Streak
TORONTO,
March
t:
(CP)
Patricks
speedy
New
York
put
up
a
dazsllng
display
of
The
standing
to
date:
Toronto
19
8
13
115
105
Canadiens
16
10
14
103
104
Americans
.14
9
15
83
81
Maroons
11
7
25
86
.138
American
Division
Boston
26
5
9
110
73
Rangers
24
5
12
130
77
Chicago
11
9
22
80
122
Detroit
9
11
20
75
102
SCHEDULE
CHANGED
Basketball
Team
Leaves
Thursday
i
Local
Hoopsters
to
Meet
Premier
in
Series
Thursday
and
Friday
ICveuings
Aboard
the
local
fishing
vessel
Balsac,
Capt.
John
Orvlk,
a
local
basketball,
team,
under
the
manage-
vision.
The
Bruins
were
idle
over;
28
and
the
second
43
to
22.
The
the
week-end.
j
Premier
team
consists
of
Watson
The
Rangers
made
their
first
.Lindsay,
Santerbane,
Stewart,
Phil-counter
in
the
first
period
Saturday
.
lips,
Kelsey,
Tippett,
Gladding
nlgHt,
Lynn
Patrick
putting
the
Kirby
and
Arney
of
whom
five
puck
Into
-the
net
on
a
pass
from
Lindsay,
Santerbane,
Kelsey,
Glad-Clint
Smith.
Art
Coulter
scored
ding
and
Arney
may
be
called
twice
In
rapid
succession
In
the
sec-
Prince
Rupert
boys.
ond
from
Shibicky.
SylAppsmade'
the
first
Maple
Leaf
counter.
In
Cln,.
the
final
period,
Colville
made
the
j6n6lcll
UlOl
C
fourth
ror
tne
Hangers
on
anioicK-yS
pass
while
Bill
Thomas
scored
the
second
and
last
for
the
Maple
,
Leafs.
Art
Coulter,
Rangers;
George
;
There
Is
to
be
a
slight
change
in
Postponed
,-?ames
White
Strears
the
schedule
of
the
Recreation
vsparks
'and
Z.Phy
vs-
"'eh
Centre
commencing
Wednesday,
hool.
The
Wednesday
fencing
class
will
have
spoken
of
Premier
Mussolini
as
"the
lmidpsr
mniirlwUhe
from
7:oo
p.m.
until
8:oo,
p.m.
peasant
of
Italy."
The
address
was
rlpspvih
n
iand
the
men's
boxln
wrestling
and
,
t
v
-ww-fc..
vv-
tri
1
4
1
ill
1
1
1
welghtliftlng
class
will
be
from
8:00
p.m.
on.
Leading
League
I
Carson.
Maple
Leafs,
and
Kerr,!
A
(IpOSt.
Fllc
'Rangers'
goalie,
were
adjudged
theil
vCCall
1
alio
,
stars
of
the
game.
j
,
In
winning
4
to
2
over
the
New
OCEAN
FALLS,
March
1:
York
Americans
at
New
York
Sun-
Generai
store
team
is
away
day
night,
the.
Montreal
Maroons
on
t,op
in
the
Senior
The
out
Basketball
'registered
their
first
victory
in
el-
League
at
Ocean
Falls
with
Shopj
even
starts.
They
came
from
be-in
second
place,
Finishing
Room
hind
to
score
thrice
In
the
third
third
and
PaDer
Makers
fourth.
15.00
nerlod.
On
Saturday
nleht
lhe
m
ihp
indies'
Leaeue
Snarks
J2
1
Maroons
had
been
beaten
at
home
'
and
ZeDhvrs
are
deadlocked
foi
50
'by
by
the
the
Amerks.
Amerks.
the
leadershiD
with
Hieh
School
in
third
place
and
White
Streaks
3.00
1W'"6UC
league
navine
go
far
falled
to
wln
8.00
1
International
International
Division
Division
!
single
game.
46)
The
-standings
to
date:
42
1
Senior
League
37
Shops
6
6
1
12
29
Finishing
Room
..
5
-7
1
10
Papermakers
3
9
10
I
Postponed
game?
Papermakers
57
vs.
Finishing
Room
and.
Shops,
vs.
53
Store.
31
Ladies'
League
29
Sparks
,
09
3
2
18
Zephyrs
9
3
2
.High
School
5
6
3
.White
Streaks
...
0
11
1
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland,
1;
Vancouver,
0.
!j&m
JKTA
M.
Dtpwtmtnt
of
Fiih.rl.1.
5
mts&mSM
Ottawa.
Plfa.it
teai
me
youf
fr
il
pmt
Booklet,
'"AxiT
Par
a
Fh
Day
',
containing
100
ililiuhtful
ana
economical
fun
Recipn.
Nim
!Railwaymen
Move
'Ahead
18
10
0
Now
in
Second
Place
in
Commercial
Howling
ttyru
Club
UUuks
C.N.K.A.
N.
2
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
No.
1,
by
scoring
a
two
hockey
before
a
sell-out
crowd
of
ment
of
Bud
Barrle,
wlU
be
leaving
j
name
to
one
victory
over
the
lead
15,000
fans
in
Mapb
Leaf
Gardens
on
fhurjiday
nip.ht
of
this
week
for
Ing
Prlnter$
In
the
Commercial
Saturday
night
to
defeat
the
Tor-
l
premier
where
a
series
of
two
Bowling
Leasuc
last
ulght,
went
ln,-onto
Maple
Leafs
4
to
2
and
went!games
Wjn
be
played
Friday
and
to
runner-up.
position
ahead
of
on
to
Chicago
Sunday
night
to
take
a
4
to
1
victory
over
the
Black
Hawks,
all
of
which
puts
the
Rangers,
heaviest
scoring
team
of
the
.entire
circuit
this
winter,
but
four
i
points
behind
the
Boston
Bruins
for
first
place
in
the
American
Di
Saturday
nights.
The
team
is
due
the
Idle
Rupert
Motors
and
Electrl-cn
Sunday
and
later
there
will
be
cal
Workers.
Gyro
Club
blanked
li
return
sertes
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Premier
team
has
Just
com-,
pleted
a
series
for
the
Portland
Canal
Cup
with
Big
Missouri,
Pro-mler
winning
the
first
game
53
to
the
cellar
dwelling
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
No.
2
three
games
to
nil
and
U
now
in
fifth
place.
High
average
scorer
lor
the
evening
was
Roy
Franks
of
Printers
with
175.
.
I
Individual
scoring
last.
nlut
was
as
follows:
V
.
.
C.N.R.A.
No,
2
1
2
Blake
l-ir,
,161,
Bond
-
--134
154
Glass
:.......120.
120
Wanamaker
154
121
Low
Score
130
132
Handicap
...
75
75
Totals
,.
754
769
Gyro
1
2
Bulger
:
130
160
Brocklesby
141
149
J
Morris
169
132
Large
134
150
Wendle
100
168
Handicap
22
22
Totals
756
781
CW.lt.
A.
No.
1
1
2
Irving
146
120
Rutter
139
J71
West
171
132
Franklyn
124
171
Paul
135
181
Handicap
34
34
Totals
,
-749
809
a
j
Printers
I
2
it.
r
runtys
jvj
m
Vance
.134
107.
O.
Franks
..'
144
160
Houston
.134
122
McCaUum
189
154
Handicap
5.
5
Totals
-
......
805
745
Printers
19
8
C;N
R.A.
Nal
15
12
Rupert
Motors
14
,
10
Electrical
Workers
...14
10
Gyro
Club
11
22
.
North
Star
10
.
14
Biological
Station
10
8
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
9
18
3
123
145
117
143
128
75
731
Reach
the
most
peopi
uj
citj
and
district
with
u
overttsement
!
In
the
Dally
New
...,;...4..,..t-
.,
,
oit
J
jyy
DEPARTMENT
WEST
WAS
rnnoNTO.
March
1:
(CP)
-
-1
PAQB
TWO
TBI
DAH.T
NEWS
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
Onyx
Arch
Grip
Shoes
THE
MOD
NEW
ELS
SPRING
IN
OnyxSkoes
BY-
BLACHFORO
ONYX
!
The
very
name
suggests
the
brilliance
and
elegance
of
Onp
Shoe
styles
for
Spring!
The
dainty'tie
(sketched
above)
is
typical
of
the
luxurious
footwear
we
are
snowing
to
harmonize
with
your
new
suit
or
afternoon
ensemble.
Hut,
a
word
to
the
wise,
come
in
early
while
size
ranges
are
complete!
If
You
Are
Having
Trouble
With
Your
Feet
Can
Help
You
WV
FWe
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTl).
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Tlw-
Pruire
Uuper
Physical
EdU;
j
cation
Recreation
Centre
Is
now
on
the
way
to
fulfillment
of
Its
ob-j
iectlve
of
sending
a
gyruna,stle
j
team
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
iat
the
annual
mss
uvnivnna-j
itlon
and
Gymnastic
Competition
,tu
Us
held
in
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
March.
T
nst
vfnr
some
COO
VOUI1K
ath-
.1
letes
took
part
in
the
mass
display
1
!,
appearing
before
an
audience-
of
;
over
3000
people.
Forty
Warns
of
,
six
persons
each
competed
fo:
143
team
and
individual
honors
in
the:
141
gymnastic
competition,
represent-j
22
ing
such
cities
as
Victoria,
Na-
,
740
naimo.
Duncan,
Ladysmlth,
Esqul
j
152
146
land
such
places
as
New
West-!
minster.
Mission.
Abbotsford,
Chll
105
liwack,
Ladner
and
surrounding
15-
dLstricts.
Each
year
the
event
is.
one
o(
Jtr
Breater
magnitude
than
the
yeaj
previous
and
as
many
of
the
out
lying
districts
as
possible
are
add-
,0J
ed
to
the
list
of
competitors.
Thli
year,
the
fourth
since
its
lncep-8
tion,
proraLses
to
be
the
largest
l3
youth
rally
of
its
kind
In
the
his
I28
tory
of
Canada,
j.
The
only
obstacle
that
is
In
the
The
Commercial
League
standing!
resented
is
its
isolated
georaphl
to
date
Is
as
follows:
cal
position
and
the
necessity
of
'having
to
raise
so
much
mona;
19
for
the
purpose
of
transportation
15
At
the
present
time
the
centre!
J4
has
the
sum
of
S$C.12
deposited
hr
14
the
bank
in
trust
the
box
pro-!
11
ceeds
from
the
informal
boxing
10,
tournament
that
was
held
at
tht
10
j
gym
last
week.
Another
boxing
9
.tournament
Is
being
planned
fot
March
23
and
the
centre
dance
Is
a
coming
event.
If
the
local
centre
Is
represented
at
Vancouver
for
this
event
it
Is
fish
FOR
FITNESS
PHYSICAL
FITNESS
.
.
.
that.rare
old
"up-and-at-'em"
feel-ing
.
.
.
depends
a
lot
on
what
you
cat.
So
whisper
to
the
lady
of
the
house;
"How
about
having
Fish
a
couple
of
times
a
week?"
If
she
is
surprised,
tell
her
about
the
wonderful
health
value
of
Fish.
Tell
her
it
contains
proteins,
vitamins,
mineral
salts
and
other
elements
tharpromote
glowing
health
and
a
clear
complexion.
Surprise
the
little
Jady
by
telling
her
.tlut
there
are
over
60
kinds
of
Canadian
Food
Fish
and
Shellfish
.
.
.
that
these
can
be
served
in
more
than
100
different
recipes
that
her
skilful
touch
will
make
into
a
new
dinner-time
thrill!
Tell
her
...
if
you
want
to
.
,
,:tbat
fish
costs
less,
because
it
contains
more
nourishment
in
every
pennyworth
than
any
other
food.
And
you
can
hint
.
.
.
just
hint,
mind
you
.
.
.
that
she
might
send
for
the
new
FREE
52-page
book
of
Fish
Recipes
prepared
by
the
Diepartment
of
Fisheries
.
.
.
handle
this
part
diplomatically.
nut
if
she
takes
the
hint,
tbe
whole
family
is
in
for
new
and
delicious
treats
several
tiroes
a
week.
FISHERIES,
OTTAWA;
DAY
A
FISH
DAY
TO
STJtF.Nr.TIlF.N
PEAft,
LONDON,
March
l
(CP,
CITDCDTHD
...Mi
ourtiiviuiv
Ucns
tc
maintain
peace
and
rhi
amrnt
iu-
a
Jp.vr
to
obf:.in
o....
o.i
U'diictlnn
or
arms
are
-aByUftAL
musn
loiumoia.
'--"-
lhe
National
Libera?
nartv
J
i
..
..
:
i
n
h
.t
v
airline
u
m
rlinr
Thamnionships
nit,
s
-
a
exchequer.
urcarii
rrnnnda
swent
the
third
tirin
tt
,m
4.
round
of
the
Macdonald-Wier
b()(jst
r,)r
the
dty
,)f
Prlnpe
R
Tankard,
for
me
wnuuiai.
all(,
alS()
a
dcfullu,
stm.j.
1
"
......
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