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25
Wednesday,
March
22,
1939.
JUST
130
YEARS
AGO
It
was
just
130
years
ago
that
there
was
published
in
French
and
in
English
a
propaganda
journal
for
Napoleon
named
"The
Argus."
A
student
who
has
been
looking
up
the
files
savs
thev
have
a
familiar
riner.
The
tirades
and
var-
planes
than
any
other
European
country,
Germany
J"i1nlol"
fVm
f
ontnvioa
lira
crntt
oroA
all
nvov
fVio
mnn.
llVluyUi
111V.
iuvwuivu
uw
uv.iy,v.J
fc.
y
.
v
.
buv
vvuid
txy
in
many
cases
far
from
the
great
centr.es.
New
fac
tories
aie.
springing
up
over
nignt
anu
tne
worK
goes
evening,
Knox
games
to
one
over
Blue
Blue
Biros,
Hangers
ana
cig
ais-
.
,
-,-.
,,d
hlh
ters
are
now
Handicap
.
Total
Bluebirds
Pierce
Turgeon
Boulter.
Croxford
Hartwig
.
Kerory
i
Handicap
Ta(,I
9
00
f
Big
Sisters
B.
Dickens
Roth
well
iBond
Alexander
Handicap
Total
Ranters
Berg
Petersen
Yager
Sir
Evelyn
Wrinch,
writing
in
Overseas,
says;
"We
JJJJjJJ.
H.
Glass
M.
Olass
in
tnese
organizations.
day.
i
ti
i
f
.,.,
SUA
UCM
IU1
IUU1U1
,
.
.
place.
High
average
scorer
night
was
Betty
Dickens
of
Sisters
with
215,
Individual
scoring:
Knos
Hotel
1
I
Scharff
15?
Schaeffer
100
Fritz
W
Eastman
109
BraseU
130
.162
:i6
l
...119
.168
153
180
...
46
818
550
E.
Dickens
129
192
91
.138
.
56
8G2
1
193
...
91
...190
151
175
citizens
of
the
British
Commor
veaitn
nave
mucn
10
oe
Handicap
is
proud,
of
I
refuse
to
apologize
for
the
British
Empire.
Toui
.
8io
Every
reader
of
Overseas
can
be
an
apostle
in
the
great
1
crusade
of
strengthening
our
commonwealth
of
free
J;,
J
peoples
and
making
it
a
shining
example
to
mankind
the
letn
Bury
m
forerunner
of
a
world
state.
There
are
not
lacking
faint
Ammie
Bury
in
hearts
and
critics
who
whisper
that
the
days
of
the
Bri-
west
Do
not
hearken
to
l.
Morrison
tish
Empire's
greatness
are
gone.
them.
But
if
we
are
to
be
true
to
our
vision,
every
mem-
lcap
ber
of
the
community
must
make
sacrifices.
A
pleasure-
Maple
Leafs
1
loving
veneration
that
refuses
the
tasks
of
parenthood
Nelson
iss
cannot
exnect
to
noid
a
wona-wiae
commonweaim
uur
mciou
ioi
does
it
deserve
to.
93
136
Mrs.
Norton
LaBelle
147
Handicap
58
Total
759
Merchanletles
1
Vandershiys
105
Halliday
67
Houlden
188
BOWLING
LONDON,
March.
22.:
Audit?
Buwau,
ofCirculations..
It
h
the.
only
paper
north
Montreal
t
price
of
bar
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
the
London
metal
mark
market
123
178
156
110
143
162
877
2
132
85
155
160
159
46
737
1
181
139
113
178
145
56
817
169
157
160
103
188
15
797
156
201
91
129
129
56
816
170
171
101
163
133
45
783
Z
122
153
252
last
3
3
93
130
137
120
159
59
703
2
3
216
itn
16
104
110
103
141
189
51
758
3
vituperations
against
Britain
resemble
the
tirades
in
the
Mms
lS6
205
142
Uerman
naners
touav.
critisn
statesmen
were
nuicuieu
low
score
u
in
144
and
the
much-vaunted
freedom
of
the
British
press
yas
Handicap
59
the
subject
of
jeers.
There
are
constant
references
to?
im-
Jnneiie
pending
risings
in
Ireland
and
India.
Three
months
be-
3,'
125
fore
the
battle
of
Trafalgar
the
British
navy
was
repre
"
Johnson
161
sented
as
"dilanidated.
disnersed,
incompetent
and
on
the
skattebol
192
verge
or
mutiny.
nere
is
a
sample
01
ine
anii-uri.i,in
n
propaganda
of
that
day:
"Nothing
can
restore
to
Great
Britain
the
continental
influence
that
she
has
lost
irretrievably.
She
will
no
more
be
seen
to
figure
m
the
treaties
of
European
powers,.
It
is
Annette,
25
not.
a
little
humiliating
for
the
Sovereign,
of
the
Seas
to
Maple
Leafs
w
A
Hex
'.
22
-
.
.
.
.
a
I.
F
U
1
P
119
Dickens
164
Total
71.
59
913
2
117
129
144
149
175
.714
League
standing
to
date:
W
L
tl1...LIJ-
OA
order-.
This
is
a
just
reward
for
her
repeated
effort
to
1Q
enslave
the
smaller
powers
10
ner
own
mieresis.
BRITAIN'S
PREPAREDNESS
Britain
is
evidently
catching
up.
in
this
matter
of
preparedness
in
spite
of
all
the
propaganda
articles
published:
today
in
American,
British
and
even
Canadian
magazines,
and
newspaper
sheets.
The
air
correspondent
of
the
Daily
Express,
writing
two
months
ago,,
says:.
"In
three
raon'ths.'
time
Britain
will
be
turning
out
more
first
line
Big
Sisters
Knox-
Hotel
.
Merchantette
.20
.16.
11
14
17
17
19
19
23
28
140
156
was
followed
by
a
serin
of
wild
out-
iwnen
ine
iacr
uwuc
pm.
59
781
t
149
151
215
172
144.
831
1
11
SCHEDULE
March.
28
Knox.
Hotel
vs.
Blue
birds,
Big
SlsUr
vs.
Rangers,.
Rex
vs.
Maple
Leafs,
Merchantettes
vs,
Annettes,
merrily
on.
Britain
today
is
evidently
very
much
awake
2??i
4T.
and
the
dictators
of
Europe
are
taking
notice.
She.
is
sisters,
v.
Knox
Hotel,
Biue'
choosinir
her
own
time
for
action.
birds
birds,
vs.
vs,
Ranecrs.
Rangers.
I
The,
Daily
Nqws
is,
a
member
ot
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
o
the
LONDON,
COLD,
PRICE
(CP)
The
gold
wa
ounce
on
yestec-
.
11
i
.
ii
i
i
ANNETTE'S
RUPERT
IS
HOLD
LEAD
WINNER
IN
.Maple
Leafs
and
Rex
Tied
For
Runner-up
Position
In
ladies'
Bowline
Annette's
Improved
Its
margin
of
leadership,
in
in
Ladlea'
Bowl-
HOOP
GAME';
SPORT
CHAT
president
of
the
British
Na
PLAYOFFS
sankh
and
Haglwara
again
set
the
"
.
tional
Cyclists
union
and
connected
with
the
sport
fer
.
.
-
40
vears.
Percy
Low
died
here
of
Again
Took
Measure
of
Ketchikan
in
Speedy
Inte-i-Town
Control
iv
t
t.
.
U
Cans
nalln
it-
t
RCV,
John
Duckworth,
coach
of
a
M"..
i
nsvKfiuBii
inna
kwm
-
-
-
.....
ir.ir
Toiii
int
niPht
bv
defratlne
.
.
Onmhridee
University
coai
crew,
-.--
-
'
nessea
a
iai
ana
uiruuut
.
.
.
.
,,
.,
Merchantette,
M
bieyelt
along
e
tow
path,
the
eellar-dwellmg
when
the
in
lhe
Armory
two
games
t0
one.
Bex
defeated
Jgft
and
Prtnce
Rupert
Stan-'
nd
calls
Instructions
through
a(
wapie
Leais
iwu
gam
dard
Oil
team
brought
t&eir
rUs
and
these
two
teams,
are
now
ticti
"
,
wnerglngi
,
.
.
tor
the
runner,ua
position.
BU
.
S
Provisionally
accepted
into
En
Sisters
scored
a
clean
sweep
thre
"'ZzZm
an
Tia
M
In
lbV
National
League
hockey.
Not-game
to
nil
victory
over
Rangers
fLrui
ttogham
Panther
will
togaia
a;
re
of
the
,-'tr-r,
oll,rU,
Ketchikan
Canadian
coach
to.
mnraci
Hotel
won
two
"rr
"
r
with
rtanit
youths
In
the
same
during
...
Bird,
""u
"'
--
.
.
mnnm.
scoring
tfre
first
basket
and
then
""
R.
Blddulph.
N.
P.
Ryan
and
R.
IN
HOCKEY
pace
rolling
uo
four
more
poUiU
tween
High
School
and
the
Armory
and
keeping
Rupert
on
the
defen-'the
play
started
off
at
a
slow
pace
live.
At
the
end
of
the
third
quar-,ith
neither
side
storing
until
half
ter
the
local
team
took
the
lead
way
throuah
the
first
quarter
Hu-from
the
visitors
30
to
39.
The
la
y
opened
scoring
for
the
Armory
quarter
ooened
with
Btynon
aaais
after
whltfa,
play
speeded
up
with
scoring
and
Haglwara
playing
prac-
a
score
13
to
6
in
favor
of
the
Ar-Ucally
a
tingle
man
game.
With
mory
at
half
time.
The
socend
half
two
and
a
half
minutes
to
go
both
opened
with
renewed
spirit
and
t
ms
turned
on
the
pressure
and,
nigh
Schcal
ran
un
six
points
plus
amid
a
madly
roaring
crowd
of
a
penalty
shot
which
evened
up
the
oectators,
passed
the
ball
rapidly
score
13
to
13.
With
Klhara.
Knut-up
and
down
the
hall
with
Busaan-
.3n
and
Holketad
playing
a
fast
14Q.lch
making
the
final
two
points
for
garrie
High
School
took
the
lead
r.ei-niKan
wihic
ucynon
ran
up
ne
while
MOXley
and
Huwy
Starred
IOT
last
four
oolnt
for
Prince
Rupert,
the
Armory
The
final
count
was
Haglwara
and
Henkleman
were
3a
to
24
with
the
High
School
vlc-undoubtedly
the
honor
players
for
tore.
Ketchikan
with,
the
Elliott
brothers
individual
scoring:
and
Bussanich
holding
a
steady
High
School
Jack
Storie
3:
-Hel?e
line.
For
Prince
Rupert
Beynon
Holkestad
11:
Hector
McDonald;
undoubtedly
stole
tne
snow
wnue
Kihara
6:
Knutson
10;
R.
O'Nell.l
Morgan
and
MacPhee..were
con-
Total
30.
stant
hard
driver
Houston
was
Armory-Robert
Moxeley
8:
El-
outstandlng
In
his
position
as
mei-Clauson
2;
Pete
Huwy
6;
Don-
suara-
aid
Blake
3:
Victor
Miller
4:
Dave
Individual
scores:
Houston
1
Total
24.
1
I
n.eigniitan
oiaiK
uunanun
o;
rremier
aeries
exi
pta.jP.
Elliott
2;
Art
Hlnkleman
8;
Pat
The
Premier-Prince
Rupert
ser-l
20
Haglwara
7;
Stan
Oaksmlth
2;
R.
les
for
the
Northern
British
Colum-1
22Eaiiott
6;
H.
Larson
1.
Total
32.
bla
championship
will
be
the
next
22,
Prince
RuperU-Angus
MacPhee
Item
of
Interest
on
the
basketball
20-3;
Herb
Morgan
8;
Sonny
Beynon
calendar.
The
local
team
leaves
to-20
23;
Jack
Campbell;
Severlno
Dom-
night
for
Premier
where
games
will
20
Inato
3;
A.
Letourneau:
Art
Murray
be
played
Thursday
and
Friday,
the
18
,z;
nob
Houston.
Total
39.
scrler
resuming
here
with
games
Intermediate
Game
In
the
Intermediate
game
7a
WewouSA
tale
unpil,
8
OfAelest
cc&f
tfldtS
50d!
Black
Diamonds?
op
Thursday
and
Friday
of
be-
week.
next
Crystal
Diamonds
are
alright
But
they
only
glitter
in
the
light
King
Coal
Diamonds
win
the
fight
For
they
sparkle
In
the
night
A
Ton
Will
Come
to,
You
If
You
Phone
up
652
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
!
3
ed
In
part,
but
there
are
large
area
which
have
not
been
nwpected
Wedn,,
1
1
-twow.Bill?M
'Only
f
oi
S
Copt
I"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"Ti
pitU
fwm
M
mkkh
lfrff
m,lf,.
SHOl'LU
AlU
PUOSPKCTOR
(Continued
rwi
Pase
One)
norttora
,
the
oroipet
'
:
Reocb
go.-'
tng
ofxntx
and
at
olhr
Dolats
art
ample1
lJ.....
7
of-bound
nasse
cn
tee
parvoi
ine
.
,.,
e.,
.
.
in
toat
are
i
.
IWMn
nrnH
the
J
"-101OlV
01
DOlOn
l
n
the
score
to
6-6
at
quart
time.
At
w
wwh
oj-
h
:,3
this
point
the
game
went
Into,
a
roughhause
rail?
with
refere
John-
j5.
ny
Comadina
bearing
down
and
!Q0
calling
personals
equally
on
both
side.
Rupert
took
the
lad
cW
to
i,,
even
the
score
with
Ketchlkaa
aurwiruv
Dnxorcica
uour.
inn
difficult
uKPpectktg
country
in
that
K
caus
for
a
weU-otaantted
party
having
a
wa-going
boat
from)
;
which
tat
profpeeior
can
gei
on
lit
what
appear
to
be
favorable
After
a
few
second
of
man-to-man.
ipa
urrn
w
defense
raUylng.
Margan
ewvertea
.
.
riuai.u
,ftnc
""7?:"
a
superb
long
shot,
tallowed
by
a
scries
of
wild
shooting
under
the
local
basket
with
Beynon
and
Mor-
!
gan
makinr
the
score
16
to
9
In
their
favor.
Speedy
Haglwara
now
opened
a
come-back
for
the
Alaskans
and
a
constant
hold
on
the
ball
brought
the
score
at
half
time
'to
19
to
17
in
favor
of
the
visitors.
The
opening
of
the
second
half
,
IT
i
brought
the
crowd
to
1U
feet
as
the
i'-jteanv
indulted
in
a
mad
scramble
with
both
taking
hard
bump.
Phil
955
3
173
141
175
113
21?
15
8CI
3
196
167
140
193
193
53
851
a
hard
turner
ior
Ketcni-
Witt
NEW
YORK.
March
21:
CPk-Natlonal
Hockey
League
play-otf
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
emblematic
of
world's
professional
hockey
championship,
commenced
last
night.
Boston
Bruins
and
New
York
Rangers
were
unable
to
settle
the
issue
at
the
end
of
tw
overtime
periods
when
the
count
stood
one
-II
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
blanked
kan.
went
off
personaU
KetoW-
Ncw
yrfc
Amrleanf
four
kan
continued
to
bold
the
lead
with'
K,
Hlnkleman
scoring.
Morganj
and
MoBlreal
cafladjen
htW
the
De-Beynon
again
launched
a
double
Red
wtn
for
a
two
tcortng
spree
with
Ketchikan
battl-l
vktory
tng
hard
to
retain
their
lead.
Hagl-.
Wnnfrg
of
iht
B9,ton.Ranwr,
wara
and
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