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3.00
Tuesday,
March
15,
1938,
EUROPEAN
CONDITION
Fear
seems
to
be
prevalent
everywhere
in
Europe
ex-
?nPtw
riTy
an,d
lty
and
P0S8,Dy
there
may
be
fear
in
those
countries
also
The
condition
is
such
that
it
would
not
take
much
to
set
alight
a
conflagration
that,
no
matter
VVho
wins,
would
be
to
end
in
disaster.
So
far
ndS
of
the
dictatorship
countries
has
been
involved
in
a
serious1
Th
d,ff!Ve,fh?pe
that
thty
WiH
not
f0
i
case
they
do
it
s
difficult
to
what
guess
other
countries
may
be
involved
and
no
sane
person
wants
war.
Certainly
no
person
with
ybung
sons
wants
to
see
them
go
off
and
take
part
in
any
wir.
Only
a
realization
that
war
cannot
be
avoided
and
that
the
cause
is
absolutely
just
will
Reconcile
econcne
the
average
parent
to
it.
Fnvnn?SinS
WiH
haVG
1
haPPen
t0
the
wiW
men
of
Ltuope
before
peace
can
be
guaranteed
and,
even
then,
there
is
doubt
whether
there
is
a
sufficiently
strong
com!
bmation
of
nations
to
prevent
war.
Britain
is
evidently
preparing
for
a
great
struggle.
France
is
also
preparing
neighbor
natlnS
arG
preParinK
t0
atteci
their
Kosecrueian
Forecast
Ua,wCaiSt
made
by
the
Rosecrucians
last
autumn
anhmm
stated
that,
during
1938,
Great
Britain
and
France
would
have
to
fight
for
their
rights
and
that
the
Mediterranean
would
not
be
a
safe
and
happy
place
for
pleasure
cruises.
Italy,
it
was
said,
would
become
involv-
In
Palestine
a
serious
crisis
is
close
at
hand
the
forecast
says.
In
Egypt
the
young
king
will
triumph
over
opposing
forces
and
increase
the
prestige
of
that
country.
The
United
States,
it
is
suggested,
will
be
drawn
into
.foreign
conflict
across
the
seas
but
only
the
navv
and
reir-
-ular
army
will
be
involved.
J
apanese
prestige,
which
is
already
on
the
wane,
will
continue
its
downward
course
and
her
power
will
be
weakened
arid
deplorable
conditions
will
follow.
The
interests
qf
'
China
will
improve
during
the
year
despite
the
national
,
suffering
as
a
result
of
the
war.
That
country
will
receive
the
support
and
co-operation
of
many
countries
that
have
heretofore
offered
merely
a
casual
and
friendly
J
at-
titude.
(
The
writer
of
the
prediction
sees
the
power
and
influence
of
President
Roosevelt
waning
and
says
the
President
will
become
biterly
disappointed
in
the
support
hej
Will
receive.
t
The
strong
friendship
between
Great
Britain
and
United
States
will
continue
to
evolve
and
this
will
have
a
strong
influence
upon
nations
that
are
too
anxious
to
enter
war
or
continue
war.
,
.
Business
conditions
will
improve
very
considerably
during
the
year
although
the
stock
market
will
be
subject
to
many
fluctuations,
largely
as
a
result
of
war
scares.
Defeats
Portland
3
to
1
in
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
Semi-Final
Opener
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Match
ii.
PORT
VANCOUVER
WINS
FIRST
EDMONTON
in
ii7iTTrrfc
inninr
llorLpv
VANCOUVER,
March
15:
(CP)
EDMONTON,
March
Tr
tYn
t-.1i
trrf
f
loct
nltrtlf
fnr
T.flH
NATIONAL
jNo
Social
Life
'Archaeological
IS
TOUGH
In
Radium
City
jSpccimens
First
Century
Old
Chase
Has
.Many
Thrills
For
Entries
And
1
Si?ctalors
AINTREE,
Eng.,
March
15:
ICP)
-in
the.
focus
of
a
wldeiy-suo
ers
finished
that
year.
However,
the
first
race
referred
to
as
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
was
run
in
1847.
i
Utile
to
do
In
Miiilnjr
Centre
Ex-
RalnriQr
Tn
Ci
1
u
ccoUWork.
Says
Gilbert
LaUine
t
VJO
won.
Gyro
Club,
North
Star
and
are
as
follows:
tne
race
in
1897
and
1899,
he
fin-
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Electrical
Workers
are
now
tied
fort
Johnson
Cup.
emblematic
or
city
Ished
third
in
1900,
1C02
and
1903
j
Sunday
ss.
Catala
..-
fourth
place
in
the
league
standing,
championship,
Musketeers.
I
The
best
record
of
any
jockej
f
Wed.-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
Last
night's
high
average
scorer
Tip
Top
Tailors'
uup
ior
runners-
w.at
ui
juck
Anmon
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
was
l
Krimnnion.
'me
nunicnnuses.
in
nrovinpn
ho
So
far
Canada
has
never
sup-
por
Vancouver
plied
a
winner.
Rock
Lad,
one
of
Tuesday
Catala
the
oest
jumpers
in
North
Amcrl-i
-
ca,
has
given
Canadians
hope
foi
Canadian
National
VYins
Trophy
for
this
year.
H.
R.
Bain,
Toronto
l
Kunner-Up
Honors
in
League
broker
who
owns
tho
entry,
ha'
accepted
H
pounds
assigned
Rot'ii
ing
League
by
scoring
a
clean
sween
runner-up
trophy
in
the
Prince
Ru-
While
records
may
not
he
defin-
I'rom,
Vancouver-
three
game
to
nil
victory
over
the
Pert
Bridge
League.
Canadian
Na-
ite
on
the
date
of
its
inaugural
league-leading
Rupert
Motors.
In
tional
Recreation
Association
won
'hey
disclose
a
wealth
of
colorfu.
J
the
second
fixture
last
night
Can-
over
Grotto
12,589
to
7.818.
This
sport
facts
on
the
race.
Manifesto
adlan
National
Recreation
Assoc-
concluded
Bridge
League
activities
has
been
selected
as
perhaps
tlml
latloh
two
to
tor
the
I937-38
season-
greatest
Grand
National
horse
tf
.
won
games
one
over
Mm-fh
Qtnr
Tn
rmmhp-
f
Trophy
winners
for
the
season
all
time.
In
addition
to
winnint
1:30
p.nv
Thurs
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Venture
.
9
p
m.!
'
ss.
Prin.
Louise
ltt
p.m.
March
7,
17
and
2a
ss.
Princess
Norah
5:30
p
tn
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p.m.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:30
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Louise
4
p.rn.
Ss.
Venture
p.m.
March
3,
13
and
24
ss.
Pftn.
Noran,
a.m.
8
p.m.
4
p.m.
Maurice
Irving
of
Canadian
a"a
,wl,wuu"
y
.
"
-
1
Tuesaayss.
cataia
..
.11:30
a.m.
National
Recreation
Association
No,
'
Association.
1
with
174.
Individual
scoring:
Gyro
Club
1
2
Brocklesby
128
154
Large
179
139
Morris
152
168
Bulger
185
147
Low
Score
124
132
Handicap
22
22
Totals
790
7C2
Rupert
Motors
1
2
Jack
124
148
Menzies
126
132
Wick
125
150
Hibbard
145
161
Houston
157
142
Handicap
24
24
Totals
701
757
C.N.R.A.
No,
1.
12
Rutter
124
115
Franklin
149
132
West
112
147
Irving
16C
191
Paul
131
165
Laurie
Handicap
2G
26
Totals
708
770
North
Star
1
2
3
TotaH
144
426!
146464!
170490
.
138470
122
22
742
3
McMeekin
155
154
122431
D.
Wick
156
147
125428
M.
Young
:
137
172
177486
B.
Wick
113
.94
176383
Low
Score
112
115
97
Handicap
42
42
42
Totals
.715
724
739
The
Commercial
League
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pt.T.
Rupert
Motors
20
13
20
Printers
19
8
19
C.
N.R.A.
No.
1
17
16
17
Electrical
Workers
.16
11
16
North
Star
14
16
14
Gyro
Club
',
14
16
14
Biological
Station
10
11
10
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
9
18
9
CONVICTS.
GOOD
SPOUTS
CALCUTTA,
Marph
15:
(CP)
Five
long-term
convicts
took
part
m
the
Indian
Olympic
Games
held
here.
cent
race
meeting
here.
Three
thoroughbreds,
sired
by
the
great
horse,
romped
home
first
China
Sea,
Pet
Son
and
Manchukuq.
TALL
BUT
ANCIENT
LONDON,
March
'5:
(CP)
A;
52-year-oUl
"penny-farthing"
bl-
I
flee
but
broke
no
records.
SPORT
FOR
DEFENSE
CAPE
TOWN,
March
15:
(CP)
j
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Challenge
Cup,
Grotto.
SPORT
CHAT
Despite
.Stanley
Matthew's
pro-
Total
tests
he
was
not
happy
ul
Stoke
127399
6,000
supporters
at
a
public
meet-129387
ing
declared
the
brilliant
Stoke
182457
City
football
club
winger
"mus'
136442
not
go."
He
will
stay.
122421
'
24
;
R.
H.
Moore,
Hampshire
crickc:
720
!
captain
'the
past
two.
seasons,
has
3
Total
'
resigned,
saying
business
will
pre-23?
I
vent
his
regular
playing
this
sea-153
431
son.
143-40?
-
-165522!
Sir
Charles
Barrington,
whr,
146
442
1
claims
to
have
given
Ireland
"rug-97
97jger"
celebrated
his
90th
birthday
41
rat
Botlcy.
England.
'Only
a
kind
745
'of
football
was
played
when
I
went
3
Total
10
Trinity
College,
Dublin,"
ht
said.
"I
for;ned
my
own
team
drew
up
rules,
and
designed
th.
uniforms."
Here's
a
weighty
problem
the
Royal
and
Ancient
Golf
Club
was
asked
to
figure
out.
On
the
course
at
Worcester
a
ball
lodged
In
the
folds
of
the
wet
flag
and
when
this
was
unfolded
the
ball
rolled
Into
the
hole.
Enlargement
of
Wembley
Stadl
urn,
scene
of
Football
Association
(cup
finals,
for
the
next
26
years
calls
for
standing
room
accomoda
tions
for
33,000
persons
and
a
totaV
of
156,000.
FOOKD
-MEETS
NEUSEL
HAMBCRG,
Germany.
March
15:
(CP)
Rpn
P.,nrrl
fnrnior
Tlt-IHch
Four
played
basketball
for'nnd
rtriHch
trmi,
i,.o..,i,f
hllh11'
.bf
1
ieam,
ln,
e
un-'
boxln
champion
who
recently
held
;,r
-ri
,1
'
7,
w
oen-
Ma
Schmellng.
former
world's'
gal.
The
fifth
was
a
wrestler.
tltllst
to
a
10-round
draw,
will
meat's
THREE
OF
SAME
SIRE
!
"uuer
usel
AP"
NOTTINGHAM,
England,
March!
"
'
'
15:
(CP)
Sun
Yat
Sen's
place
In
ry
,.
the
turf
world
was
shown
at
a
re-
LOSnS
LontHIUfi
In
H,LP,
Scheme
Total
Over
Thirteen
Million
pilars
cycle
was
presented
to
the
National
,
Cyclists'
Union
on
its
diamond
ju-'
OTTAWA,
March
15:
(CP
Dcs-
bllee.
C.
A.
Denny,
former
Olym-
imu
Ci0?'ng
or
Home
improvement
pic
rider,
rode
It
to
the
Union's
of-
plan
campaign
offices
and
uncer-
tainty
as
to
future
direction
of
op
erationj
under
the
plan,
total
of
loans
made
continues
to
grow.
According
to
the
latest
bulletin
.Looking
to
gliding
clubs
producing
.
Issued
bv
tha
deoartment
of
fin
I
balance
and
steady
nerves
useful
ance
housing
division,
granting
of
1
to
the
country
In
pilots
for
defense
'
085
loans
for
$430,969
during
the
the
Union
of
South
Africa
has
month
erided
February
15,
brought
granted
subsidies
to
such
clubs
on
the
cumulative
total
of
loans
under
i
that
ground,
I
H.I.P.
to
$13,626,698.
Vh
"
1
,
.
:
1hurs.-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
8
p.m.
m
times
Three
times
u
he
rode
win-
a
For
Naas
Rlw
and
Port
slmpn
an'tiT
r"nner'up
and
oncti
Sunday-ss.
Catala
8
p.m
on
the
third
horse.
,
From
NaM
ver
am,
When
Slow
Horse
Won
Tiesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
a.m:
Tlie
most
unusual
race
was
that
For
Ocean
Fall
of
10
years
ago
when
one
of
th.-
i
Thurs.-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
11:15
p.m,
leading
horses
ran
across
the
top
Friday-ss.
Prin.
Louise
10
p.m.
of
the
fence
at
"Canal
Turn"
and
1
a
melee
resulted
involving
a
scor
Of
horses.
SO
mailV
COnd
horsp.
I
lumnpri
Thnrn
nrp
IS
tnmril.
nh.
were
put
out
of
the
race
1
that
the
Istaclea
and
all
but
two
are
jump
slow
Tinnprnrv
T!m
nmo
iV..
t.
I
a
...
..
.....
rr
lo
MIC
U
HI.
V
U
bWitC.
one
to
complete
the
course
in
safe
mmmmmmmm
ty.
His
slowness
won
him
the
rao
,
"
lie
was
far
behind
at
"Canal
Turp"
i
and
his
jockey
had
plenty
of
tim
:
to
steer
clear
of
the
trouble
on
the
,
4V'2-mile
course.
i
Even
the
least
difficult
jump
j
on
the
course
would
be
nightmares
to
the
ordinary
hunter.
And.
the:,
there
are
extra
specials.
"Beecher'f
Brook"
c
a
thorn
fence
four
faetl
ten
inches
high,
thrt
icet
thrct
!
inches
wide,
with
a
natural
brook
on
the
far
side
five
feet
six
inch?1
wide.
"Valentine's
Brook"
Is
a
thorr.
fence
five
feet
high,
three
feet
three
inches
wide
a.nd
with
a
na
tural
brook
five
feet
six
Inchet
wide
on
the
far
side.
Another
tough
obstacle
is
"Th
Chair"
which
Is
five
feet
to
in
ches
high,
three
lcet
nin,e
inchc
wide
with
a
slx-(ect
ditch
on
the
take-off
side.
The
broadest
watei
jump
is
14
feet
nine
inches
wide
Altogether
30
fences
have
to
bi
A
vm
T.OVKUXJIEXT
UljCOIt
ACT"
..
,.
.
(Snilou
28)
Not
Ire
of
Application
for
Consent
tb
NOTtrr
7
"'""
Licence
s-n
day
of
March
next,
the
under,
signed
intend
tn
nm.
VL.
jOontrol
doom
for-SM
to
taSSw
of
beer
licence
No.
4374,
lued
TJi
pect
of
preml
being
pW
of
a
buHcN
Inc
known
ft
Sprue
crek
Hoil,
tUu
So
Far
Grants
For
Home
Building
PiaaX-S
''
"
i
S'nJf.1S
J?.
11?.
.
bovine,
rW
r
rw5T
"urord
Oct
Hotel
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ttZZr
Brulsh
Col
UlU
ULh
da7
193
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Gyro
Club
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a
surprise
last
night
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