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Monday.
December
18,
1939.
IGNOMINIOUS
END
The
sinkinir
of
the
pocket
battleship
Graf
Sps
4?
.50
3D0
9.00
02
.25)
was
an
ignominious
end
for
a
vessel
that
was
the
pride
of
a
country
boasting:
of
its
superior
ancestry
and
aiming
to
rule
the
world.
The
Germans
will
never
rule
the
waves
in
that
way.
As
an
American
commentator
said
yesterday,
the
British
would
have
made
a
dash
for
liberty
and,
before
be-!
ing
sunk,
would
have
done
at
least
a
little
damage
to
tnejAn
AVTHTA
enemy.
Had
he
attacked
one
of
the
smaller
enemy
ships'
VlvUIl
1
U
he
might
have
sunk
her
or
at
least
done
considerable
damage.
There
are
contradictory
reports
as
to
the
condition
of
the
German
guns.
Much
depended
upon
it
as
to
the
course
of
action
to
be
taken.
It
is
said
that
Hitler
ordered
the
scuttling
of
the
ship
in
order
to
prevent
further
loss
of
life
but
when
did
Hitler
ever
show
any
solicitude
for
the
loss
of
life,
either
German
.
or
any
other
nationality?
Possibly
.
:
:
it.
i
-ai
i
t
COMPLIMENT
TO
GERMAN
COMMANDER
,
in
his
treatment
of
the
war
prisoners
he
had
taken,
the
commander
of
the
Graf
Spee
showed
himself
to
be
a
pretty
good
sort.
Later
on
reaching
Montevideo
he
gave
credit
to
the
British
for
their
excellent
markmanship
and
strategy.
These
are
two
traits
which
are
in
his
favor.
He
have
knew
conditions
on
the
Graf
Spee
better
than
we
do,
so
we
must
give
him
credit
for
using
his
best
judgment,
even
if
it
does
seem
diffferent
from
what
a
British
commander
would
have
done.
It
has
been
the
British
method
to
turn
what
looked
like
sure
defeat
into
victory
or
die
in
the
attempt
That
has
been
the
secret
of
the
Empire's
DOUBLE-CROSSERS
Europe
seems
to
be
a
hotbed
for
double-crossers:
Leaders
among
these
are
Adolf
Hitler
and
Joseph
Stalin.
Neither
ofthese
men
can
trust
the
other
and
that
is
reasonable.
We
wonder
that
they
can
even
trust
themselves
considering
their
career
of
lying
and
deceit.
While
Ger
many
is
fighting
against
Great
Britain
and
France
she
has
to
keep
one
eye
on
Russia
for
fear
she
may
take
more
than
ner
snare
of
the
spoils.
Russia,
too,
is
constantly
watch
ing
Germany
in
no
very
friendly
manner.
It
is
not
s
pleasant
combination.
PINK-GENTRY
One
of
the
most
interesting
paragraphs
appearing
in
the
press
of
late
is
from
the
pen
of
that
interesting
writer
Bruce
Hutchison.
He
says:
"The
conscientious
pink
gentry
still
in
our
midst
are
having
a
prettv
bad
time.
They
could
explain
everything
in
the
conduct
of
Comrade
J
oe
but
his
rape
of
Finland.
Even
your
loyal
Communist
has
to
admit
that
this
is
pretty
raw
and
I
think
it
safe
to
assume
that
the
World
Revolution
in
Victoria
is
now
at
an
end.
You
can
safely
buy
a
new
car.
"Byt.you
must
not
feel
contemptuous
of
the
pink
brethren.
They
have
been
no
more
wrong
m
their
calcula
tions
than
anybody
else.
It
is
merely
that
their
dream
has
blown
up
in
a
more
spectacular
fashion
than
ours.
We
have
all
been
just
as
wrong
as
the
comrades
in
all
our
ma
jor
expectations
but
we
put
a
better
face
on
it
and
we
denv
n
10
ine
lasu
"I
am
";oing
to
organize,
as
soon
as
the
rush
of
Christ
mas
is
over,
a
Grand
Confession.
Every
statesman
in
the
world
is
goinc
to
attend
and
confess
that
he
was
wrong
about
everything.
The
whole
British
and
Canadian
gov
ernmen.ts
will
be
present
in
sack
cloth
and
ashes,
beating
il
i
...ill.
1-
-
1
:
IV.
T
ineir
ui
easts
wmi
a
leainsr-uouna
copy
in
ine
league
oi
Nation
Ctyftnftfrfc
All
the
Pink
Comrades
will
be
there
borne
down
under
the
weight
of
the
Nazi-Soviet
Pact
shall
be
a
leading
mourner
and
supplicant.
You
will
be
there.
Hitler
will
be
there.
Mussolini
will
be
there.
The
only
person
of
prominence
who.
will
be
absent
will
be
Com
rade
Stalin
who
knew
what
he
was
doing
from
the
start,
Anyway,
by
that
time
Comrade
Stalin
will
probably
have
i
i
ii.;
id.
.i
ii..
.
i.i:
it
.t
mugneu
mniseii
10
aeam
ai
ine
pmK
Dreinren
tnrougnou
tne
worm.
and
Sunday
night
at
New
York
it
was
four
to
one
in
their
favor.
-In
Saturday
night's
game
at
Toronto
the
Americans'
goalie
was
rated
the
star
of
the
evening.
Had
it
not
been
for
his
great
net
guardianship
the
score
would
been
even
heavier
against
AiTTErrS
WORK
HAD
BEEN
DONE
IN
LEAD
NEW
YORK,
Dec
18:
CP)
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
took
advantage
of
a
double
engagement
at
the
week-end
with
the
luckless
New
York
Americans
to
score
a
couple
of
one-sided
victories
and
nine
iiictv
jusmy
ine
itciiua
ui
me
cunwnanuer
ui
uie
snip.
uorhv
,um.
xcu.iv
nosses
It
may
be
it
was
the
opinion
of
the
commander
that
the
sion
of
first
place
in
the
National
ship
was
not
in
condition
to
fight
any
engagement
and
that
to
.do
so
would
have
been
sacrificing
the
lives
of
his
ship's
company
which
he
valued
highly.
SHOOTING
FOR
BIRDS
Annual
Chrfctmas
Turkey
Competitions
Yesterday
On
Canadian
National
Ranges
Around
fifty
ambitious
marks-
men
were
on
hand
for
the
annual
nocaey
league,
iuiu,
"""'Christmas
.turkey
ai
ine
Aiapie
ieais
uarucu
w
Toronto,
Connie
Smythes
menisft.latton
rtn
saturdav
af
turned
In
a
five
to
one
victory
j
tprrinnn
niimhpr
nt
,.AS
tftar
mrt
marlcsmnrv
att
ther
l
nis
the
weakened,
tired
and
altogether
bulls.eye
or
almlng
mark
The
outclassed
Americans.
Sylvanus
regulaUon
2o-yard
target
was
also
Apps
and
Gus
Marker
turned
in
used
,or
those
who
wUhfd
tfjt
line
piay
ior
ine
Mapie
ieais
as
tneir
skill.'
did
Gordon
Drillon
who
made
two
Following
were
winners'
of
the
goals,
one
a
Huky
glance
ln
the
varlouj
competltionil
one
minute
uia
u
accuuus
uciuic
in,i.
t,.,.i
me
unai
wmsue.
nppa
uau
u
ijrn
possible
54
neaaea
airecuy
iur
ine
goai
dui
rvtt
m-atrh
It
hit
Drillon
and
glanced
on
In.
q
Lundahl
36
Drillon
getting
credit
for
the
vt?vpraU
io
counter.
The
Boston
Bruins
defeated
Chi-
cago
Black
Hawks
at
Chicago
but
are
no
longer
ln
the
tie
with
Tor
onto
Maple
Leafs
for
first
plac.
New
York
Rangers,
who
have
not
been
beaten
ln
nine
straight
games,
played
a
scoreless
draw
with
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
last
night
after
defeating
the
Mont
real
Canadiens
Saturday
and
moved
Into
third
place
in
the
standing
ahead
of
the
Canadiens.
Tomorrow
night
the
Canadiens'
will
play
Rangers
at
New
York
and
Toronto"
Maple
Leafs
will
play
at
Boston.
Week-end
scores
were
as
fol
lows:
Saturday
Americans
f,
Toronto'
5,
Ranger
4,
Canadiens
2.
Sunday
Toronto
4,
Americans
1.
Rangers
0,
Detroit
0
(tie).
Boston
4,
Chicago
2.
w
Toronto
,..9
Boston
...
8.
Rangers
.5
Canadiens
.
7
Chicago
6
Detroit
4
Americans
.4
D
3
3
1
2
i
3
1
L
F
A
3
44
24
4
37
25
3
5
7
9
12
AIYANSH
31
40
28
27
33
21
33
44
35
48
P
21
19
17
13
13
11
9
I
WON
OUT
AIYANSH,
Dec.
18.
Greenville
basketball
team
lost
the
final
game
of
a
two
game
series
at
Alyansh
by
ft
score
of
24
to
14.
The
total
score
for
the
two
games
was:
Greenville
36,
Alyansh
5.
'
The
Greenville
team
left
for
home
at
the
end
of
the
week.'
.
'
i
A
fifty
cent
ciassineo
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
will
Mo
porctl
loo
imoll
to
th!p
by
Exprcsi
scores
,
This
picture,
passed
by
the
British"
and
French
censors
was
snapped
at
the
moment
a
well,
vi
voting
hot.
was
ejected
from
the
breech
of
a
big
gun
a
1:ct
ut
bu.s.nrs
end"
of
the
implement
had
been
sim
Jti
us
a;
w
uie
rnemy
lines
-
Second
match-
high
score.
Miss
May
Marlon.
38;
low
score.
Mrs.
A
C.
Kloan,
5.
1
Third
match
high
score,
Ole
Rollag.
low
score,
Mrs.
Tom
Dahl.
Fourth
matchhigh
score,
Lee.
Bdr.
M.
van
Cooten,
31;
low
score.
I
Mrs.
J
.Currte.
14.
Standard
0
Yard
Bulh-eye
,
rossible
30
,
Men's
first
competition
first,!
Lieut.
C.
Fitzgerald.
48.
Second
competition
first.
Peter
Drass.
SO.
Ladles'
first
competition,
first.
shoot
at
thelvtr.
nnn
m
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-1
smnrf
rnmnoiiiAn-
n
rt
part,
upholding
the
honor
of
the
'sex
with
some
tery
rine
scores.
At
this
shoot
the
new
"luck"
target
was
an
InnovaUon,
being
used
for
the
first
time
In
Prince
Rupert.
This
target
gives
the
same
chance
to
the
green
shot
as
to
the
ex-
Fortune.
50.
,
W.
Brass,
chairman
of
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
'
Rifle
Club,
was
in
charge,
assisted
by
O.
RolJag.
T
Fortune.
Malcolm
Lamb
and
Mrs.
W.
Brass.
FOWLING
SCHEDULE
First
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o!
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Time-Table
1
gus
Apts.
vs.
Savoy.
Low
Possible
3
Jan.
4
C.N.R.A.
VS
Moos.
Pan
high
score.
Mrs.
Scots,
vs.
Printers,
low
score,
Mrs.
C.
Jan.
7
Can.
Scots
rs.
Savoy.
Gyro
vs
Imp.
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