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Brown
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and
Hlue
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to
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25
Monday,
March
4,
1940.
YOUTHFUL
DELINQUENTS
Those
in
the
best
position
to
judge
sav
that,
in
most
cases
of
juvenile
delinquency,
the
parents
are
chiefly
in
fault.
Judge
Ernest
L.
Reeker,
writing
in
the
current
number
of
the
Rotarian,
says
that
in
most
cases
when
youngsters
get
into
trouble,
a
warrant
should
be
issued
lor
tne
arrest
of
the
parents.
He
has
treated
1560
cases
and
he
sent
only
fifty
to
correctional
institutions
and
only
CIV
sswi4-?..
a
iM
1
P
T
T
1
,
,
,
l
-
.-ua
tuuMiiueu
ui
a
me
oi
crime,
ne
nas
nttie
use
ior
re
form
schools.
Judge
Reeker,
while
primarily
laying
the
blame
for
juvenile
deliquencv.on
the
narents.
savs
thnt
"snoiptv
it.
self
has
a
pretty
rotten
record."
He
suggests
that
juvenile
courts
need
cleaning
up
and
that
lawvers
and
iudn-es
need
training.
The
conditions
which
bring
about
crime
need
eliminating.
He
urges
leaving
nothing
undone
so
that
the
which
en
oi
today
ao
not
populate
the
prisons
of
tomorrow.
11
.
mi
LOSS
TO
STEWART
The
death
of
the
late
H.
W.
M.
Rolston,
editor
and
proprietor
of
the
Stewart
News,
has
meant
a
great
loss
to
Stewart
and
to
the
whole
of
the
province.
He
took
a
keen
interest
in
mining,
as
every
Stewart
resident
is
bound
to
do,
and
he
exercised
great
care
in
his
newspaper
to
see
that
the
information
he
published
in
regard
to
mining
developments
in
that
section
of
the
province
was
correct
He
was
keenly
opposed
to
wildcatting
and
did
everything
possible
to
prevent
it.
In
that
way
he
earned
the
respect
of
the
mining
community.
imrnsii
israel
Last
week
the
Rotary
Club
heard
an
interesting
address
on
late
developments
in
their
relation
to
the
British
Israel
theory.
The
idea
is
that
the
lost
ten
tribes
of
Israel
are
the
Anglo-Saxons
and
any
member
of
the
British
Israel
organization
can
explain
exactly
how
they
reacTi
their
conclusions
in
regard
to
this.
What
is
more
interesting
is
that
as
a
result
of
their
interpretation
of
Bible
prophecy,1
they
were
able
to
foretell
the
present
conflict
and
its,
trends.
They
also
say
that
the
final
struggle
for
suDrem-
acy
will
be
between
the
forces
of
righteousness
and
the!
iorc
oi
eviL
It
1-
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1
l
ii
wie
uieury
is
tuireci,
trie
result
snouid
prove
verV
cneenng
ior
Canadians
ior
tne
prediction
is
that,
after
much
tribulation,
the
Allied
forces
will
win.
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Today
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MUTCH
IS
BOWLING
CHAMPION
SCHEDULE
1
Aorlt4hui
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
Im-
pena?
ou
vs.
savoy.
Aprip8
Canadian
Scottish
vs;
Imnerbl
OH
CSiXA.
v.
Moan.
ApriV
11
Savoy
vs.
Anuv.
Prlnt-
,
er-
vsrtayro.
i
April
15-
Imperial
Oil
vs.
Moose;
I
Canadian
Scottish
vs.
CJJtu.
j
-l'in
Uarue
Carch
O-'Bankers
vs.
D.ILS
Si
T.
C
;
Malkins
vs.
Home
Oil,
!
March
J3-Bankers
vs.
Balklns;
,
Home
Oil
vs.
DBS.
it
T.
O.
,
i
1
March
20
Bankers
vs.
Home
Oil;
Malkins
vs.
DJ)5.
&
T.O.
4
;
I
'
i
March
27
Bankers
vs.
D
DJS.
tz
.
.
T.O
;
Home
Oil
vs.
Malkins.
j
April
3
Bankers
vs.
Malkins;
Home
Oil
vs.
D.
D.
S.
ti
T.O.
I
April
10
Bankers
vs.
Home
Oil:
Malkins
vs.
UBS.
Si
T.O.
I
April
17-Bankers
vs.
DBB.
Si
T.
I
O
:
Malkins
vs.
Home
Oil.
i
Old
Country
Soccer
1
Exhibitions
Leeds
7;
York
0.
Liverpool
5:
Southport
1.
New
Brighton
4;
Llandudno
1.
Blackpool
1:
Newcastle
0.
Hull
ii
Grimsby
2.
Manchester
City
3;
Burnley'
1.
Oldham
Athletic
4;
Bolton
2.
Rochdale
1:
Bamsley
5.
Sheffield
United
1;
Huddersfleld
3.
Tranmere
Rovers
3:
Everton
t.
F
A,
Eleven
4;
All-Brltlsh
Ele-
ven
4.
13
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NOW
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Wed,
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1J
p.tsu
Thurs.
7
to
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Dance
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Friday
6
to
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8:30
to
11:00
8at.
Children
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ta
12
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2.
to
4:30,
8
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I
NCREASE
SOLID
COMF0R1
i
For
the
Man
With
the
W
,
,
,u,.
do
P.
!
Customs
and
excise
revenue
lor
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
show-'ing
considerable
Increase
this
year
The
billiards
tournament
of
the
The
schedule
of
the
Commercial
over
last.
The
revenue
far
January
inanndlan
Lpfflnn
u"
hrnuirht
In
TVn.P'n
nllnr
T
iriM
fnr
lh
and
February
has
amounted
close
yesterday
when
in
an
Intenslt
tlnal
third
of
the
season
as
fl-
$33.62198
as
compared
with
$15,
exciting
finish
before
a
big
crowd
lows:
.
020
83
in
the
first
two
months
of
of
interested
spectators.
R.C.
Mutca.
February
29
Anaus
vs.
Moos;
1M9.
The
revenue
for
this
Febru-
won
from
Nell
Cameron
by
a
scant
Canadian
Siottbh
vs.
Savoy.
ary
totalled
$11,710.89
as
compared
two
points
in
a
game
of
500
points.
March
4
Printers
vs.
Imperial
with
$5.288
81
In
February
1939.
Cameron
went
ahead
at
the
start
Oil;
ON.R.A.
vs
Oyro.
until
Mutch
ran
up
a
45
break
to
March
7
C.N.R.A.
v.
Savoy:
An-take
the
lead.
Mutch,
with
a
forty
axis
vs.
Imperial
OH.
and
then
a
rifty-one.
at
the
half-
March,
II
CanadJan'
Scottish
vs
way
mark
was
leading
259
to
213.
Printers:
Oyro
vs.
Moose.
Cameron
kept
plugging
along
and
March
14
Gvra
vs.
Angus:
Sivoy
wiped
out
the
deficit
to
lead
by
vs.
Printers.
350
to
280
but
Mutch
went
ahead
Mar:h
18-
Mfwsc
V
Canadian
when
he
made
a
fine
run
of
79.
Scottish;
Imperial
OH
V.
CJf.R
A.
From
then
until
the
end
it
was
March
21
Savoy
vs.
Oyro:
Print-anybody's
game
Rnd
actually
thry
ers
vs.
Angus,
were
tied
at
498
but
Mutch
got
the
.
March
25
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Printers;
needed
two
points
first
and
wan.
1
Gyro
vs.
Imperial
OH
.
The
best
breaks
by
Mutch
were
Mirth
28-
Moose
vs.
Savoy;
An-79,
51.
45.
40
and
2C
Cameron's
besi
pr
vsQariadtan
Scottish.
.
were
31.
27,
24
2i.
21
and
20
3.
,
April
i-Qyro
vs
Canadian
Scltts;
I
George
J.
Dawes
was
referee
and
,
Moow
vs.
Printers.
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