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THP
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A
1!PV
A
If
-
I,
Feature
of
Ladies'
last
Night
Affair
1
1
Presentation
of
the
season's
tro
uhles
to
the
various
winners
feat
(Mrs.
Eddie
Smith,
Mrs.
Sellg.
Mrs
...
k;.
iwi...
Kooert
noDeri
Brasell,
uraseu,
Miss
Miss
Maraaret
Margaret
Most
people
are
glad
to
know
that
the
Spanish
civil
iPrltz,
Miss
Betty
Eastman
ard
itA
si
Vt
ItAA
nliniiAA
V
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fi
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f
r
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m
ah?
4-
mi
Aaw
Qhiut
fettling
down
and
repairing
the
damage
of
the
past
few
i.p,.,,J7.7.;
I
Ve3rA
KIMBERLEY.
So'uth
Africa.
Mar.
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n
uuun
puujiMicu
iasi
yeur
wriuen
uy
Yvunain
rossi
r:
(CP
What
Is
believed
to
be
and
Cecil
Gerhty,
with
a
foreword
by
His
Grace
the
Duke
a
cricketing
record
was
established.
of
Alha
and
RprwJrk.
nivps
n
vprv
rrnnrl
rlpsrintinn
nf
thp
here
when
a
high
school
bov.
boy.
i
.i
r
.....
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...
.Terence
Terence
Ml
vr
ujj
iu
a
iew
monms
ago
irom
ine
point,
or
view
oi
me
victors,
It
states
clearly
and
unequivocally
that
the
republican
movement
was
a
deep
laid
plot
of
the
Russian
Communists
who
sent
trained
agitators
into
Spain
to
provoke
by
intensive
propaganda
and
a
campaign
of
false-
nuuti,
.
iu
iiuute.
1
4
1
iT
"
1
"
7
""-.
tans
uourt
tiedwings
was
learn-
ninwM
men
nana
ut
ucnig
ine
c-iiit'iuuuuu
nisngaiors
oi
,mg
to
play
on
roller
skates
when
eyery
major
misfortune
which
had
occurred
in
Spain
since
Jimmie
Foster
spotted
him.'
1D35,
All
the
trouble
in
Spain
which
brought
in
the
repub-
,7
lie,
which
existed
all
through
the
time
of
the
republic
and
roRSSi
1
m
.
fin"
cMlmin,trl
in
Ihe
nresent
civil
war,
was
the
direct
STs
result
of
a
calculated,
relentless
policy
by
the
Soviet
gov-iide
left,
has
been
transferred
to
ernment
Of
Russia.
jFulham.
Once
chosen
to
play
foot-
"We
makfl
th
furthpr
nwiisntmn
tW
V,o
n-,
'
.baH
for
Eard,
It
was
discovered
iurr,
";;..v
:
zi
:
"Tm--
r"v,rr.
"
hc
om
in
Scotland.
vmv
nvi.n-tutiun
ui
uiu
ciiurcii,
me
uenoeraie
ueveiop-ment
of
blood
lust
were
carried
out
as
part
of
the
considered
policy
of
the
Comintern,
organized
in
every
detail
and
carried
out
ruthlessly
without
any
consideration
for
humanity,
with
the
fole
object
of
destroying
the
whole
national
fabric
of
Spain
with
a
view
to
establishing
a
Soviet
republic,"
According
to
the
book
"blood,
torture,
mutiliation,
rape,
burning
these
are
the
'impregnable
rocks'
on
which
tie
Soviet-democratic
republic
is
founded.
Even
straightforward
murder
is
not
enough.
Torture,
the
more
re-voltin'
the
better,
is
the
means
whereby
man
is
to
find
his
new
birth."
According
to
the
same
authority
the
Communist
Internationale
is
proficient
in
development
of
the
"United
Front"
policies,
the
party
leaders
being
the
driving
force
in
these
united
fronts.
Joaquin
Maurin,
trained
revolutionary
organizer
and
writer,
tells
exactly
how
the
plot
was
carried
out.
It
commenced
with
an
educational
campaign
and
groups
were
formed
to
bring
about
a
more
perfect
democracy,
groups
which
at
the
right
time
could
be
turned
into
Soviets.
There
were
good
points
in
the
Communist
program
and
stress
was
laid
on
these
while
the
country
was
kept
in
a
general
state
of
unrest
by
means
of
propaganda.
They
first
checked
the
constitutional
monarchy,
then
the
military
dictatorship,
then
the
democratic
republic
with
the
aim
of
setting
up
a
Soviet
republic,
following
a
socialist
revolution.
There
was
no
Fascism
in
the
country
until
Communism
began
its
boring
tacticj.
The
writer
quotes
Lenin
in
his
book
"Against
the
Current"
as
follows:
"The
masses
cannot
be
won
without
a
highly
developed
carefully
carried
out
and
well
organiz-'
ed
system
of
flattery,
lying
chicanery
and
political
jug-!
frlerv.
Al
these
are
well
illustratorl
in
tva
ei,
u
Spanish
civil
war
as
told
from
the
Franco
point
of
view
And
today
Franco
has
won
and
the
Communists
have
received
their
first
strong
rebuff.
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Presentation
of
Season'
Trophic1
Stan
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of
Jrttu
Was
Ilitti
of
City
League
For
1938-39
Season
Prince
Rupert
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Assoc
la
tkm
CJIt.
Leasme
individual
vr
Vred
the
annual
banquet
last
night
iaet
for
the
of
the
Ladles
Howling
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i
lows:
Lios,'
tc
Utly
lames
xn
.it-
eiuf
Ut
the
affair.
Mrs.
Albert
DickerutHterln
(Gi
president
of
the
League,
was
In
Smith
(R
Hi
the
chair
and
made
the
presenta-
Bury
af
lions
as
follows:
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'R
League
championship.
Annettes
Ourtderfion
0.
E.)
Trophjr.
to
Blue
Birds,
received
bv
j
Asemisseti
Q
Mr.
R.
.
Keron.
captain.
jClccone
0
E.
.."
High
score
for
single
game.
Miss
Todd
Dorothy
Balllnger.
320.
Klaator
0.
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High
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season,
Mlas
Donald
R
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Dorothy
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189.
Zleman
P
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High
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In
play-
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Miss
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216.
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tP.)
Consolation
prize,
Merchantette
Stile
(O
received
by
Mrs
R.
O.
Van
der
J.
Comadlna
Sluys,
captain.
p.
Comadlna
The
presentation
was
also
made
ZaretH
R.H.
to
Miss
Dorothy
Balllnger.
who
Witt
ip
i
in
were
m
a
.
If
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61
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tonight
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Qurrfeh
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a
Vancouver
to
take
up
future
rest-
Slrnondaon
0.
15
dence,
of
a
beautiful
purse.
Wlndle
'O.E.
30
Ladies
present
at
the
banqut
Vance
P.i
'
55
were
Mrs,
Berf
Miss
Frances
Yag-
er.
Miss
L.
Hallbere.
Miss
Lillian
iimcii
r.nirrn
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A
m
174
173
l.
.new
noATS
required
Continued
from
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the
early
days
and
same
boat.
,
fishing
In
winter
used
wow
to
preserve
ttietr
ft-
OUctcr
Ice
wm
x..J)
i.
ll.ah-a
ftvim
1M
until
IOM
and
was
furnMted
(
WrsngeM
altered
Mr
late
as
1643
In
INO
gaifegaU
we
oUa
a
curiosity
and.
for
some
time,
were
not
muoh
in
favor,
owing
to
their
lightness,
uncertainty
and
difficulty
of
obtaining
purls.
lteev
r
with
the
atHbHhrHiit
mt
moehtno
shutts
oa
the
ooott.
they
became
mure
popular
and
Kenml
In
fish
inK
Later
rame
the
dtesel
engne
wmefl
waa
mare
ell
wem
and
er
onomlcal
and
which
was
In
aencr
t.
use
today
The
sail,
oi
count
had
tesOj
since
di
apperd
and
the
ist
.'itamer
'reased
ta
aaorate
In
1939.
In
1013
there
had
teen
a
:nnv
t
c
-jhte'
ii
'rteamen
in
tb
halibut
fishery.
Mechanical
lanaraveatan'ik
above
,v3
decs
new
came
In
for
dlvu-sMon
by
1M
toe
speaker.
After
1913
elactrir
lights
came
Into
use
About
that
19l
time
cable
replaced
rope
as
an
hor
I63
line
In
19H
came
the
cork-lined
03
hold
and
later
the
installation
of
refrigeration
machinery
Another
J)51
Improvement
had
been
the
repla-e-ieo
ment
of
oil
lanterns
by
battery
1M
lights
for
gear
bM
1M
Epics
Itcciilrd
IC2
Sofn
harrowing
and
epic
axper-157
Icnoav
which
have
hooc
down
in
156
the
history
of
the
Pacific
halibut
153
fishing
Industry
were
recalled
bill'
the
speaker
in
'closing.
Thev?
stor-170
les
Included
that
of
the
Fish
Maid
,1
a
pioneer
of
the
Prlnee
Rupert
147
fleet,
which
had
the
remarkable
experience
of
turning
turtle
off
uundaa
island
In
1911
and
return
.12
Jack
woods
Mr.
AihVrt
nw.n.
vjon
j1
t
J
v.
.
to
Port
to
tell
the
tale.
Oth
S
J
BaS
Serf
2S
wS
t2
"
,ShhMPR
"n1
historic
ventam.
mortly
attends
I.;
Basso-Bert.
Mlas
who
held
the
old
course
record
at
tfteladZd
.
lots
of
life
thiw
r
u
iMickey
kattebol,
Miss
Tona
St.
Andrews.
Scotland.
U
dead.
He
SpIn,.
nlf
rT2i
r,S
m
9
00
Miss
N.
McLeod,
Miss
Rose
La
be
lie.
in
1933,
His
71
over
Ue
new
cofrse
ruV,
ikI
T!Jr
Mrs.
Pierce.
Mrs.
E.
L
Hartwtg.
quailed
the
course
rv'ord
?
L
Z
the
2
Mivs
a.
Turgeon,
Miss
Lillian
eo-oaerattve
oakw
Ogdv.
and
S.Croxfnrd.
Mrs.
R.
J.
Keron.
Mrs'
SUTTVv.
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MISS
KYDD
RI'SIfJNS
,T.
Boulter.
Miss
Edna
Dickens.1
KtriSSH
JX
I
frT-
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P
Dteken.
ir
llL
S'nurl
M.
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QU""
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Un,Ter8itv
ha!
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ward
Ha
with
her
entire
erew
of
West.
Mrs.
Miller.
Mrs.
Morrison
,
1
"sWe
overloads
.th
ire
and
perished
Mlllen,
score
of
70.
hit
11
sixes
in
a
,HOCKEV
ON
WHEELS
LONDON,
March
CP
En
Ush
youngsters
let
little
stand
in!
their
way
when
they
want
to
take
,
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ne.
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of.
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ollburner
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