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April
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193
RUSSIA
AND
BRITAIN
A
recent
writer
suggests
that
it
is
not
likely
then
will
be
anv
war
within
the
next
year.
In
the
meatitime.
Russia
has
been
pressing
forward
on
the
southeastern
front
with
the
idea
of
helping
China.
Already
Mere
nave
been
border
clashes
and,
as
China
makes
her
threatenei
move
toward
ousting
Japan,
it
is
possible
that
Russia
wil
back
her
sufficiently
in
undeclared
border
warfare
t
make
it
necessary
for
the
common
enemy
to
keep
largf
forces
in
that
neighborhood
and
thus
weaken
the
Chinese
front.
.While
most
British
people
seem
to
be
in
sympathy
with
this
move
it
would
not
be
possible
for
Great
Britai'
and
France
to
send
either
army
or
navy
or
air
force
tq
-
this
rejrion
iust
now.
and
that
might
make
full
copper
ation
with
Russia
impossible.
Should
Great
Britain
and
France
weaken
their
defences
in
Europe
they
would
la'
themselves
open
to
possible
attack
at
home.
UNITED
STATES
CO-OPERATION
Another
recent
writer
suggests
that
Prime
Ministei
Chamberlain
will
not
bring
on
a
Europeart
war
if
he
cai
possibly
help
it
unless
he
is
assured
of
the
early
co-oper.
,
ation
of
United
States.
He
was
blamed
by
Americans
f
of
surrendering
to
Hitler
at
Munich
but
there
was
at
that
time
no
surt?estion
that
the
United
States
would
back
ill'
Great
Britain
and
France
if
they
went
to
the
defence
of
Czechoslovakia.
Since
that
-there
has
been
a
graduat
change
of
sentiment
with
the
possibility
that
in
the
near
future
concerted
action
might
be
possible.
United
State;,
is
beginning
to
realize
that
its
frontier
is
in
Europe
rathe!
than
on
the
shores
of
the
Atlantic
and
that
the
Democracies
must
stick
together
to
resist
Nazi
aggression.
CHANGED
TONE
It
must
be
admitted
that
since
Chamberlain
commenced
to
organize
the
resistance
to
the
advance
of
the
dictators
there
has
been
a
rharked
difference
in
the
tone
of
the
aggressors.
Italy
seems
to
have
given
up
tot
the
present
the
idea
of
taking
some
of
the
colonial
Empire
from
France
and
Germany
is
much
less
aggressive
toward
Poland.
If
RUssi,a
and
Great
Britain
can
make
an
alliance
in
regard
to
the
defence
of
the
border
states,
an
alliance
which
included
a
determination
that
fof
every
bomb
dropped
in
Britain,
France
or
Russia
by
German
or
ttalidri
planes,
two
would
be
dropped
in
Germany
and
Italy,
there
would
be
no
war
for
some
time
to
come.
Up
to
the
present
all
the
threats
have
come
from
one
side
and
the
g6irig
;
has.
been
easy
for
the
dictators.
Let
the
democracies'
become
aroused
and
the
aggression
might
corneront.
their
side,
unless
there
is
a
general
change
of
attitude.
The
world
will
resent
action
which
divides
it
into
two
hostile
ipfooerlv
Cooked
Skunk
Fine
Dish
fTrapper
and
Indian
Lane
Re
garded
Li(te
Animal
As
TMlhMme
Dttxtj
REVELSTOKE.
April
22:
CP-
,
The
lowly
skunk
has
long
been
considered
k
rare
delicacy
by
trap-1
peri,
prospectors
and
IndUnir
,
many
hf
whom
sent
in
recipes
fori
its
preparation
In
response
to.
tl-e!
tequesf
of
a
New
York
woman
Iwrlter.
1he
New
York
letter
was
distributed
to
northern
residents
by
T
A.
Abrahamson,
secretary
of
Rev-eistoke
Hoard
of
Trade.
One
hardy
pioneer
in
the
Rockies
said
he
had
eaun
skunk
for
CO,
years
without
any
particular
attention
to
the
way
it
was
coofceJ
and
found
It
excellent
fare.
One
Vancouver
Inland
wornm
uMted:
First
let
the
meat
hah
for
a
while.
Then
let
it
soat
in
liiear.
Remove
and
cover
again
with
fresh
vinegar.
Then
Add
large
sliced
onlort.
bay
leaves
pepper
and
salt.
Wash
and
remov."
from
the
brine.
Put
enonjh
watu
U
cover
the
meat
then
cook.
Thl
Is
a
stew
but
the
meat
may
tv
roasted
after
the
same
treatment'
Another
correspondent
says
th-tndlan
Just
bolls
or
stews
the
mea
without
addition
of
spices.
If
bol
'nsr
not
Is
unavailable.
Mr
Indlar
will
have
roast
or
baked
skunfc
The
cleaned
skunk
Is
wrapoed
lr
kunk
cabbage
leaves
and
plaster
ed
with
clar
mud
and
then
baked
With
other
contributions.
Mr
Abrahimsnn
has
collected
a
fair-sited
list
(or
his
New
York
cor
Respondent
Canada's
Oldest
Police
Officer
Lawrence
J.
flonter
of
Edmonton
-
t,
Still
On
Active
Duty
donned
his
first
uniform
at
thi
age
of
14
years
when
he
Joined
th
Royal
RMes
as
a
bugler.
In
ISM
he
started
swinging
his
first
night
rtlck
with
the
Quebec
police
force
He
served
with
the
Montreal
Police
from
1892
to
1913
when
he
moved
West.
'Fpr
all
of
my
65
years
In
unl
form
28
of
them
with
the
Ed
mtmton
city
police
I'm
still
good
for
a
good
many
more."
he
told
an
Interviewer.
TH
die
with
my
boots
on
and
be
buried
In
my
uniform."
Hunter
has
had
many
narrow
scapes,
the
closest
when
he
wai
a
rookie
cop
In
Montreal,
Phenean
Ponders,
notorious
Eastern
des
perado,
tossed
a
bottle
of
nltro
llycerine
at
the
constable's
feel
and
he
was
blown
IS
feet
by
the
blast.
He
played
his
part
In
the
cap-
lure
of
three
famous
safeblowerr
in
Montreal
"Baltimore"
Witty
"One
Hand-
Taylor
and
"Porky
ohnwin.
They
received
long
prison
M-menees.
Blind1
Children
Play
for
Queen
Her
Mijesty
Shows
Her
interest
In
London
Work
LONDON,
April
22r
CP)-0.ueen
Elizabeth
was
visibly
affected
&r
she
watched
blind
children
play
In
if
at
the
National
Institute
for
the
Mind
here.
With
the
King
she
visited
the
In
stltute
to
mark
the
25th
annlver
fciry
;of
Its
opening.
Two
blind
children
from
Southport
were
led
forward
by
a
nurse
to
present
basket
bf
spring
flowers
to
the
Queen.
.
The,
astonishing
achievement?
In
braille
Interested
the
King
greatly
as
he
examined,
a.
loyal
address,
embossed
in
braille,
assuring
him
of
the
.loyalty
and
affection
of
his
blind
subjects.
MKy
CO-OPERATE
camps.
There
has
been
in
the
past
a
desire
to
deal
easily!
"niEDEntCTON,
April
22:
icpi
witn
tne
Doasuui
aggressors,
ima-cannot
go
pn.
uanaaa
ana
r.ne
unuea
mates,
are
-
planning
to
co-operate
In
war
'
'
,'
against
the
European
spruce
saw
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
or
the
Canadian
DailV
fly.
said
n.
e.
flaich.
Dominion
en
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
tomoiogist
here,
on
his
return
from
Audit.
Biirpnn
nf
fMrrnlntinns.
It.
fa
tho
nnlv
nnnov
rim-tli
a
conference
at
Washington.
In-
7"
r
"rriTV";:"u:i"-L":.
festal
on
of
United
States
forest
Ol
vuiiL-uuvcr
uuu
wwv
ux
uuinuwiuu
uummg
inemuersnip
wa4
reported
less
extensive
than
In
i,
rfllWJiesq.
organizations.
.
.
Canada
EDMONTON.
April
22:
CP)-
Lawrence
J.
Hunter
of
Edmonton
79.
believes,
he
Is
Canada's
oldes:
active
policeman.
Still
In
uniform
Constable
Hunter
is
stationed
at
an
Edmonton
relief
depot
eacti
day.
Born
In
the
City
of
Quebec,
h
'ord
1
THE
DAlLT
KEWS
'SPORT
Old
Country
Soccer.CLYDE
WON
CXW
TfiHAV
En:llh
Leatue
First
DivUlon
Birmingham
2.
Blackpool
1.
1
Bolton
Wanderers
0,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Charlton
Athletic
'2,
Everton
1
Chelsea
1.
Pnrtsmtfuth
0
Leeds
United
2.
Aston
Villa
0.
.
Leiceter
City
0.
Orlmsby
Town
2.
Liverpool
I
Sunderland
I.
Manchester
United
3.
lircntford
0.
Middlesbrough
2.
Derby
Count)
0.
Preston
North
End
3.
Hudderj
Town
0.
Stoke
City
1.
Arsenal
0.
Rnelish
Leatue
Seeond
Divhion
Burnley
1.
SheffMd
Wedneday
Coventry
City
2.
Tranmer.-
Rov
ers
0.
l
uton
Town
0.
Mlllwall
0.
Newcastle
United
I.
Swansea
Town
2.
Norwich
City
0,
Manchester
City
Nottingham
freat
0.
Chester-
neld.l.
Plymouth
Amyle
L
Uteekburn
toverr
0.
Sheffield
United
2.
Pulham
0.
Southampton
0,
West
Ham
Uni
ted
2.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
4,
Bury
3.
West
Bromwlch
Albion
0.
Brad-
Third
Division
Southern
Section
Ipswich
Town
3.
Clapton
Orient
i.
Walsall
5.
Bristol
City
0.
Bournemouth
arid
Boscombe
4.
lldershot
0.
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
Votts
County
0.
Bristol
Rovers
1.
Northampton
Town
.0.
1.
Cardiff
City
3.
Torquay
United
Exeter
City
0.
Swindon
Town
0.
Mansfield
Town
0.
Crystal
Pal-
tee.
0.
r
queen's
Park
Rangers
I
"oiuplctely
Mattered
To
Take
Trophy
by
Store
l
our
To
Nil
Watford'
Boston
Reading
-
Newport
Count,
not
ilaved.
Southend
United
0.
Port
Vale
0.
Third
DivUion
Southern
Seetion
Barrow
1.
Hartlepool
United
1.
Accrington
Stanley
2,
Rother-
ham
United
1.
1.
Bamsley
2,
Rochdale
0.
Bradford
city
2,
Carlisle
United
Chester
0.
Darlington
0.
Halifax
Town
0.
Wrezham
2.
Hull
City
2,
Crewe
Alexandra
1
Lincoln
City
0,
Southport
I.
New
Brighton
0,
Oateshead
I
Oldham
Athletic
6,
York
City
0.
Stockport
County
1.
Doncaster
Rovers
2.
Scottish
League-First
DivUlon
Albion
Rovers
1,
Aberdeen
0.
Arbroath
4,
Partick
Thistle
0.
Ayr
United
2,
St.
Mlrren
3.
Celtic
1,
8t.
Johnstone
1.
Hearts-Clyde,
not
played.
Kilmarnock
3,
Queen's
Park
0.
Motherwell-Falkirk,
unplayed.
Raith
Rovers
1,
Queen
of
South
1.
Rangers-Hamilton
Academicals,
inplayed.
Third
Lanark-Hibernian,
un-
Chicago
Clean
Up
-Paint
Up
Plant
Up
-
Fix
Up
Your
Home
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
National
league
W.
.3
1
St.
Louis
I
Brooklyn
-
1
Pittsburg
1
New
York
1
Cincinnati
0
Philadelphia
0
American
Learue
New
York
Cleveland
Detrott
Philadelphia
Boston
;
Chicago
St.
Louis
Washington
2
1
2
1
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0
0
Of
CLtStiOW,
April
22:
tCP)
Cljde
whipped
Motherwell
by
a
ftore
of
four
to
fiothlnt
before
nearly
one
hundred
thousand
kertaloni
in
llauidrn
Park
l-day
to
win
the
Scott
Uh
Cup
for
the
first
time
in
the
club'a
hi-tory
After
leading
one
to
noth!n
at
half
time
deplte
a
run
of
play
aralml
them,
the
Srawfield
Park
eleven
daminated
the
play
In
the
second
period.
New
Port
Simpson
Hall
Near
Ready
months.
Is
now
about
half
finished
nd
should
soon
be
ready
for
use
The
hall
measures
ehhty-nve
feet
Mil
For
Your
Gardening
Supplies
Tainting
Supplies
Tools
and
Hardware
for
Repair
Join
See
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HARDWARE
Phone
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STREET
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
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jm
jOOO
1000
1000
Ml
300
ADC
jm
jOOO
.000
plared.
Scottish
Ieague
Serond
Division
Brechin
City
4.
Morton
2.
Cowdenbeath
3.
King's
Park
2
Dumbarton
3.
Edinburgh
City
1
Dundee
United
3.
Montrose
5.
East
Stirling
0.
Stenhousemulr
2.'
Lcith
Athletic
4,
Forfar
Athletic
o
nuiurs
scores
Kcolish
Leacue,
First
Division
Rangers
3,
Hamilton
Academicals
2.
Third
Lanark
2,
Hibernians
0.
Royal
Bank
llldg.
A
in
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7171
tO
I
butae
I
fx
Ml
V
r.l
.
.
"An
'ernij.
IS
POPULAR..
and
m.n
..
Traffic
of
TranCniU
Develop
nreatly
r.-v
.
1
Ihg
hy
Lean
and
Bounds
.
0ti
will
ma:
,
,-.
th
.
mm
is
and
the
many
constructi
suggest
Urns
we
have
received.
We
are
more
than
satisfied
that,
with
n
a
verjrahert
time,
we
will
havp
an
alf
senrlef
second
to
none
and
one
that
Canada
will
be
mighty
pruud
of."
decUred
Oeorfr
Watfl-man.
general
traffic
manager
of
TransCanada
Air
Lines,
who
wa
a
vuHUr
in
Winnipeg
today.
Mr
Wakeman
Is
on.
a
general
trip
of
Inspection
over
the
Western
rrglflTt
add
will
make
stops
at
Oal-
fksicney.'
WINNIPBO.
Aprli
22
-We
art
tjaff
decidedly
pleased
with
the
jeceo.
ger
service
lias
received
from
tbj
nPJ,l
Tlir-HCOr-E
tlm
.
.
...
.
jM
-
.
n
.1
7
unveiling
puuiic
wtu
uic
nicrnif
jjj
Motherwell
1
Med
by
th
many
kindly
cont-
74-cur
.,,,1
p.
new
u.vf-
la
a
leu
.
.
whose
too
r
,
t?
,
In
leu
than
u
m
till
jr.
rAJitnmwjn.
vnijcuufri,
wTNIain
1!
hrldRe
ami
Reglna
before
retdrn-
i,
tirv,
(i
ing
Baal.
t
WOo
,,1
t
"We
hav
set
up
our
ticket
of
lrj
Oonadi
'Vn
in
Western
Canada
and
hive
rrmy
our
reftresenuttves
insuilra
in
ao
In
length
with
vddth
of
forty-five
"T
P
wiunos
evwy
weea
nH
hMht
of
4htee
feet
It.l
WW"
"g
to
fives
plenty
of
room
for
basketball
and
all
other
forms
of
activity
and
put
Port
Simpson
In
a
postUon
to
stage
championship
hoop
ptay
Local
halls
have
been
called
too
small
In
the
past.
Baseball
Standings
'
appreciate
the
amount
of
time
saved
when
air
travel
la
used.
The
regular
services
between
Edmon
ton
CaHrary
and
Lethbrtdce
and
Vancouver
and
8eatUe
are
bream-
Ins;
heavily
pa
Iron
teed
and
it
la
urpriftng
the
amount
of
local
rata.
HfillTS
Ui
rew,
a
wood
sun
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