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DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
Saturday,
March
20,
1943
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
has
been
engaged
for
the
past
three
weeks
in
a
drive
for
$10,000,000.
Can-ada,
as
a
"whole,
has
so
far
failed
to
reach
the
national
objective
although
Prince
Rupert
is
well
over
the
$12,000
which
was
set
for
it.
;
Possibly
the
Prince
Rupert
quota
was
a
little
on
the
low
side.
In
any
case,
further
subscriptions
are
urgently
needed
to
assist
the
valuable
work
that
the
Red
Cross
is
carrying
out,
the
importance
of
which
we
have
attempted
to
urge
on
many
occasions
heretofore.
To
those
who
may
not
have
been
called
upon
and
those
who
feel
thev
might
have
given
more
we
would
5Ug,c-est
they
send
their
gifts
in
as
soon
as
possible,
regardless
of
the
last
day.
And
we
would
repeat
be
as
generous
as
possible!
The
Liquor
Situation
.
.
.
"
.
i
"
'
Once
they
are
adjusted
to
it,
Canadians
should
be
able
U)
get
along
very
nicely
with
less
liquor.
Meanwhile,
the
restrictions,
having
been
iniposed
so
suddenly,
are
regarded
by
not
a
few
as
working
a
hardship.
i
It
should
be
remembered
that
the
reason
the
restric
ts
Tt's
intprpptino-
to
know
when
rpadinp-
the
Dailv
Notf
lhot
thp
noonlo
of
th
wViole
rlictrift
nrp
doino1
thp
saw
Junior
Soccer
Game
Is
Keen
Kin;
Edward
School
Wins
7
to
Over
Borden
Street
A
keen
game
of
football
was
played
by
teams
from
King
Edward
and
Borden
Street
public
school
at
King
Edward
School
zrounds
Frldav
afternoon.
The
left
back,
Jack
Sharpe;
right
back,
M.
Kenneth;
left
half,
George
,IIau-gan;
centre
half,
Andrew
.Owens;
right
half,
Billy
Davidson;
right
wing,
Sidney
Scherk;
inside
right,
Donald
Scherk;
centre
forward,
Bob
Anderson;
inside
left,
Harold
Pierce;
right
wing,
Donald
Bou-
ve(te.
Spar.es
Jimmy
Flaten,
Wil-f
'
fred
Prince.
t
Scoring
players
were
Haugen,
Scherk,
Pierce
and
Owens.
Teams
were
in
charge
of
S.
A.
Cheeseman
and
Brice
Mickleburgh
respectively,
the
latter
acting
as
referee.
PLAY-OFFS
UNDERWAY
Stanley
Cup
Contests
to
Start
Tomorrow
Night
at
Detroit
and
Boston
NEW
YORK,
March
20.
W
The
V
Balaski
A
Balaski
Scharff:
left
back.
Micky
Webster:
ILykegard
right
back,
Alan
Hartwig;
left
Woods
half,
Billy
McChesney;
centre
half,
Reggie
Ronald;
right
half,
Marvin
Brew;
left
wing,
Billy
Mutch;
inside
left,
Roy
Clifford;
centre
forward,
Bob
Gill
(captain);
inside
right,
Norman
Hill,
right
wing,
Gardiner
Paul.
Zelisko
-
Handicap.
Totals
Gomez
Dickens
Elliott
King
Edward
Ooal,
Hal
Rogers;.
Bond
Reaugh
Stanley
Cup
final
play-offs
willValpy
Valpy
f(ijiiHi
r
pome
Ten
or
t.m'?jvg
montns
aro
to
appreciatejl
-
y
.-
rjnoripop-jnp-
roflflv
nllt
the
tact
remains
thnt
Prinrp
T?n.:thP
tifii-f
ic
nvoo
flo-pfn,
a
miief,
and
onjerlv
town,
especially
hv
mVhf.
That
is
satifaptorv
and
if
is
to
bp
honed
that
Ahnriifionc
".;n
remain
that
way
and
that
nothing
is
done
in
riJefnvh
them.
Possihlv
snmp
imnrovpmpnts
ran
he
made
in
th
reans
of
fUcfvJhnfinfr
pniyv
fVip
vprhicpd
amount
of
Ji'nnor
hvp'IsWo,
Mn
WnV.f
fhe
pnf.Vinvitips
avp
pc
nnyioua
o5
onvhorlv
fo
nerfpf
this
distrihiifion
svofpm
Thpve
a'P
hotrlpnpcVs
.of
nvocpnf
ptj
vrUnpe
the
flnilv
line-un
pnpVi
ovnino-
pr
the
liminf
cfnvo
hut.
thp
nupstion
is
wViqf,
fn
f'o
QHont
H
PoeciMv
tUp
Qnh'Mnn
will
hp
a
svtjfpmatio
vp-tinnino'
nlan
'hiVV
mmII
f1onVt1ocs.
rnpan
less
than
fovtv
nunooa
p
month
whiVh,is
the
Jirnit,
todav.
Attpntion
Vipe
hepi
dvpu-n
to
thp
resorti'no-
hv
enrno
vpfVlpec,
pnrl
flpnvpvprl
npvsnns
to
thp
use
of
snrh
suhti-tntec
for
aVnholif
intoxicants
as
lemon
extvari
and
jpetVivl
hvdratp.
T1-.p-o
rnnv
haw
hppn
somewhat
of
a
vim
rip
thpep
rommnrliHoa
hnt
rlouhtlpes.
it.
rp.n
hp
snpedih'
and
effect
ivpj,r
lopH
iritVi
TVipv
nf
ooiivcp
run
out
noon
hnt
it
is
to
hp
Wed
that
thi
m-M
not
he
caused
hv
rpp
fmpf
ot
inwriiPinMR
inebriates.
"Wo
onlir
lipfi
enft
flrinVs
and
avP
had
a
wnnrlerful
timp
"'as
thp
remark
wp
heard
from
a
sophisticated
socialite
the
other
f1av
describing
a
nartv
where,
un
to
thp
pflvpnt
of
vpotnetions.
there
vonM
have
heen
an
abundance
of
cocKtaiis
anrl
other
.sorts
of
honor.
Already,
many
neonle
who
avp
not
fnoed
to
srend
the
time
and
effort
nou-
needed
to
obtain
linuor
are
bpcomino-
nnite
naprl
n
tV.p
situation.
Soon
drv
parties
mav
he
the
stvle
and
that
will
be
all
to
the
n-ood,
particularly
as
far
lis
the
yountx
people
are
concerned.
In
snite
of
o0
much
we
heav
about
the
honest,
work-n
m,n
fUp
avprpnrp
fmnA
r'hV.en
beinfr
used
and
ntit'1
to
his
fr)aSS
0f
hep
who
knows
we
may
even
h
ahlp
to
nret.
alone
nicely
too
very
with
a
good
deal
less
of
that?
t-.:m
nrM
dic!ht?on
nlan
mav
not.
he
ai'
that
if
mio-ht
be.
Still
vp
thinV,
in
a
(rpnpn
wpir
th
niithovitjos
pvp
nn
thp
nVht
t-afl
pnf1
it
i
tn
be
boner1
that,
tlww
wil
not
bp
fliverfpd
by
fulsome
and
vociferoiv
nrototptinnc
nnd
hpvv'no-s
from
no?sv
nennlp
uVw
n,,
movn
.Vfpvoetpri
;n
thpir
om
satisfaction
than
th-
rrprn"oJ
trnnr)
or
patut
fViQ
ii'ar
pffort
.
Mon.-.V.;i
Pvinw
Pi'i-oj-t.
is
ojbtfpv
town
frnm
tli--onfl,-.oiV
of
lot-
oivl
flov
an1
fhp
nnWi.
pnr.paranr-
rf
nxr.AAfnV.Ut'fir
Hion
U
i.-no
n
fpt.r
nrro
Ajrhp"
fHU
Vovo
u'on
oil
flip
Hrninf
anrl
Koni.
mmi'lntO
Hockey
League
schedule
Thursday
night,
the
games
that
night
leaving
the
final
standing
as
follows:
Detroit
Boston
Toronto
National
League
Final
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
Pts.
Chicago
Canadiens
Rangers
25
11
14
169
124
24
9
17
195
176
22
9
19
198
159
17
15
18
179
180
19
12
19
181
191
11
8
31
161
253
WATERWORKS
IN
TROPICS
FREETOWN,
West
Africa,
March
20
0"
This
capital
of
the
Brltlth
colony
of
Sierra
Leone,
450
miles
north
of
the
equator,
has
set
aside
the
equivalent
of
$75,000
for
the
improvement
of
.the
municipality's
water
system.
4
Alexander
Bond
Handicap
Totals
THE
DAILY
NEW3
SATURDAY,
MARTtt
Individual
Scoring
In
Ladies'
Bowls
week.
Selig
final
score
was
7-0
in
favor
of
the
j
Erkkson
more
experienced
King
Edward
Macphee
team.
The
game
was
not
as
one-
A'vpn
sided
as
the
score
would
indicate
.
Rf?ef,tsoili;ii-with
the.
Borden
Street
te'ani
show-
j
,I.1dJ?apJL.
ine
lots
of
fieht
rieht
to
the
clos-
'Totals
W
ing
whistle.
Teams
were
as
follows:
Borden
Street
Goal.
Wallace
Annettes
173
203
194
122
191
7
890'
Knox
Hotel
145
122
133
152
87
170
809
Big
Sisters
143
154
143
137
118
64
819
154
171
225
150
162
;
-.7
130
131
149
133
,
125
170
838
208
133
107
174
148
64
834
Savoy
Swingers
189
272
McLeod
Wesch
Basso-Bert-?
Kellett
j,
'Handicap
Totals
139
105
173
128
9
743
Rangers
91
146
187
,107
"
9
812
Peterson
222
151
Montgomery
171
122
Reid
113
107
Collins
v
97
153
Ballinger
.
187
263
Handicap
35
35
Totals
825
831
Rluebirds
Davison
148
185
Boulter
"
169
217
Pierce
145
147
Harris
157
149
Keron
198
182
Totals
-
817.
880
.,
Optimists
Borlahd
219
190
93
188
Yelland
in
200
Thomas
13G
117
l
ow
Score
120
142
r-.HJPvt3r,-;8?:;
9
-Totals
768
926
Lucky
Strikes
1
Menzies
139
"'
219
Smith;
,i20;
-.66
Warren
195
201
Nelson
189
160
Rushworth
157
142
Handicaps
2
2
Totals
802
890
Amateurs
Arm?trons
113
131
Mclntyre
126
168
Krause
79
195
Wick
127
278
M.
McMeekin
182
142
Handicap
62
62
Totals
.'
739
976
Nursing
Sisters
Bloomquist
67
219
Dowie
1
88
75
Koester
130
158
Orahaii
104
118
Robinson
167
81
j
Handicaps
221
221
Totals
776
872
141
1C3
137
175
134
215
9
853
191
157
100
153
183
35
824
233
205
"
149
174
937
137
244
117
150
234
161
2
119
178
174
118
120
62
780
1
'
71
124'
19!
:
132
Sport
Chat
Time
was
when
Dave
Pickaid
bounced
the
hockey
lads
around
plenty
bk
in
Canada
and
It's
one
of
his
greatest
sorrows
that
he
Following,
were
Individual
scores
(.n't
step
on
the
ice
over
here.
A-.
in
Ladies
League
bowling
thlsFit.
u.
Pickard
of
the
Canadian
i
Demon
Squadron
of
shlpwreckerr
location
and
nature
of
duties
Juf
dont
permit
him
to
get
back
in
the
iso
game.
For
one
thing
theres
no
rinr
223
166
191
7
931
117
128
nearby.
Now
Dave
is
on
the
lookou;
for
a
spot
on
an
English
tugby
team.
He
played
that
game
while
a
student
at
University
6f
New
Brunswick.
Pick's
last
hockey
activity
was
In
1940-41
when
he
performed
for
Flyers
in
the
Ottawa
City
League
when
duties
at
Uplands
al-
117
lowed.
Back
around
1913
he
played
164
with
Frcdericton
Millionaires
and
114
Saint
John
Beavers
in
the
New
170
Brunswick
Senior
League.
810
I
135
A
couple
of
former
Big
Four
foot-133
bailers
In
new
surroundings
are
173
.
"Touchdown
Tony'
Oolab
and
Norm
Dcruana,
uyin
oi
uiiawa
ana
oom
Bertrand's
brother,
Doug,
a
hockey
arid
football
stalwart
around
the
Capital,
has
been
in
the
R.
C.
A.
F.
some
time.
He
has
flown
both
Beaufighter
night-fighters
and
Blenheim
Bombers
and
has
recovered
from
serious
injuries
suffered
in
a
flying
mishap.
It's
a
long
Jump
from
the
hockey
lanes
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
to
Canadian
service
police
work
with
the
air
force
in
England.
There's
no
doubt
Harold
(Happyi
Hoar
of
Truro,
US.,
misses
hockey.
That's
because
of
lack
of
ice
near
his
squadron,
but
he
doesn't
fee:
nut
nf
Vit
alamiint
In
CVwrlteV
f
f
Happy,
who
played
hockey
with
iruro
uearcats
during
uie
mid-30
s.
also
was
quite
a
hand
at
'English
rugby
in
the
Maritlmes.
So
he
didn't
need
any
introduction
to
rugger
when
he
stepped
out
with
ths
R-A.K.
boys
on
his
station.
Anothc
athlete
in
the
same
nlghtflghter
'unit,
Fit.
Lt.
Massey
Beaverldge
of
Westmount,
Quebec,
qualified
himself
at
the
game.
It
didn't
require
a
srea't
deal
of
conversion
fo:
In
prewar
days
he
was
flying
win-?
with
148
MGili
University
intercollegiate
I
221
football
team
and
a
darn,
good
837
one.
NEW
FAMILY
PORTRAIT
INTEREST
LOCALLY
They
Flew
Alon$ijif
tures
Career
Of
Amy
andijini
Mollison
sj-r
v
-
A
picture
with
a
decided
angle
f
local
interest
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
Monday
and
Tuesday
in
"They
"ilew
Alone,"
a
thrilling
aviation!
irama
which
chronicles
the
car-:
ers
of
Amy
Johnson'and
Jim
Mollison
from
their
earliest
days
to
he
time
of
"Johnny's"
tragic
death
while
engaged
in
war
aviation.
The
local
angle
is,
of
course,
the
fnrt
that
Amv
Johnson
was
the
niece
ot
T.
II.
Johnson,
for
years
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
here
and
now
residing
In
Victoria.
Anna(
Neagle.
celebrated
English
actress,
plays
the
part
of
Amy
Johnson
while
Robert
Newton
appears
asl
Jim
Mollison.
1
Emulating
fiction
is
the
graphic
:
140
Pilot
officers.
It
really
suDerfluou3
i
story
of
the
two
great
filers
whose
152
to
say
that
Tony
Is
the
guy
who
temperaments
and
courage
spurred
64
used
to
pile
up
such
big
yardage
I
them
on
to
great
aviation
feats
803
gains
for
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
be-
'
but
who
failed
to
find
happiness
fore
Joining
the
R.C.AJ.
Bertrand
j
under
the
searching
spotlight
of
i
Jumped
from
Ottawa
high
school
!
fame.
The
mystery
which
sur-ranks
to
Montreal
of
the
Big
Four
rounded
"Johnny's"
death
and'
in
1940.
St.
Patrick's
and
Ottawa
the
work
of
herself
and
her
hus-Technical
cradled
lils
rugby
nreer.
'
band
in
their
country's
interest
are
stimplating
Incidents
In
a
drama
that
is
real
and.
authentic.
The
picture
was
made
with
the
co-operation
and
approval
of
the
heroine's
parents
and
Jim
Mollison
himself.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
but
LAC.
Bing
Anderson
of
Parry
'
1
Om.H
3
I
.I11
r
:
.
.
1'
.1
1
m
.
i
.
.
ouuuu,
win..,
sun
mi
us
jime
lor
nis
By
The
Canadian
Press
favorite
sport.
This
season
he
play-
j
March
20,
1918-Sir
Robert
Bor
ed
with
the
R.CJV.F.
Headquarters
,
den
in
Canadian
House
of
Com
team.
Bing
stepped
up
from
Sud
bury
juniors
in
1938
to
Join
Detroit
Holzbauch
of
thp'
.
Mirhltrnn-nfi-
W
tarib
League.
At
that
thnet
Goalie
1
Jce
Turner
and
Defenceman
Doug
33
McCuaig,
now
the
property
of
De-
I
111
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Red
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