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for
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line
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children's
footwear
we
are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
have
received
permission
to
give
10'.
discount
on
this
nationally
controlled
line
for
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days
only.
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MUCH
OF
TRUTH
Wednesday,
Marsh
15,
AN
AMERICAN
VIEW
Vernon
Bartlett,
writing
from
England
in
the
Forum,
says
in
part:
"If
the
British
Empire
is
to
survive
she
must
carry
through
important
domestic
reforms
to
give
her
greater
strength.
I
"Why
Hitler
will
win,
a
prominent
Nazi
said
to
me,
at
the
time
of
the
Hitler-Chamberlin
talk
at
Berchtesga-den,
is
because
he
has
realized
that
the
wealth
of
a
nation
is
not
the
amount
of
gold
hidden
away
in
the
vaults
of
its
national
bank
but
is
the
brains
and
muscles
of
it"
citizens.
'
"There
are
far
too
many
Englishmen
whose
service
to
the
state
consists
in
sitting
in
Pall
Mall
clubs.
If
the
nation
is
to
be
strong,
she
must
develop
a
new
conception
of
wealth
and
a
new
respect
for
labor.
It
is
a
disgrace
and
a
shame
that
there
should
be
people
able
to
profiteer
on
the
nation's
food
in
time
of
peace
or
on
her
sandbars
and
shells
in
time
of
war;
and
while
such
conditions
obtain,
the
merits
of
democracy
are
not
so
obvious
that
her
citizens
will
go
out
and
fight
for
it
as
a
man.
If
we
English
want
to
pursuade
the
dictators
that
our
democracy
must
be
treated
with
a
healthy
respect,
we
should
at
once
have
a
ministry
of
supply
and
a
national
effort
which
would
bring
back
into
employment,
whatever
the
cost,
hundreds
of
thousands
of
men
who
are
now
learning
to
drag
out
dismal
and
useless
lives
in
hungry
idleness."
i
It
w;ill
be
noticed
that
in
Canada
we
are
just
appoint-'
ing
a
committee
of
supply
somewhat
along
the
lines
sue;-1
gested
and
that
the
Federal
government
is
proposing
to
make
a
much
greater
effort
than
heretofore
to
put
thel
people
to
work.
We
admit
they
have
been
slow
about
it
but
its
better
late
than
never.
,
ANNETTE'S
WELL
AWAY
Hut
Content
For
Itunner-Up
fortiori
In
Ladies'
IU1Uir
Is
IU-coming
TiRhter
Although
defeated
two
games
to
one
by
Knox
Hotel,
Annette"?
im-
nmB
-
n
-
.
.
.
be
tomorrow.
0arde
last
nlaht.
tame
wUl
played
three
game
clean
swtep
w
inc.
-
'
-
7"
.
-
,
.-r.
Rangers.
But
one
the
Maple
Leafs
now
Handicap
Total
-
Merrhantettes
Mrs.
Norton
Vandcrsluys
..
Haltiday
1939.jBrasell
Handicap
Total
Maple
Leafs
A
large
part
of
The
Forum,
published
in
New
YorkJJJcJfJ
noint
behind
i
4rv
-
-
fiimrtu
t
tnn
vWnrv
nvr
tnr
nt
fhc
names.
149
149
115
.109
35
93
.142
158
Houlden
158
Moss
Handicap
Total
Annette's
Basso-Bert
Johnson
122
57
730
n
pa
ihrM
UUVL
vi
'
-
--
o
teams
tied
for
third
place
Rex."
Blue
Birds
and
Rangers.
Big
Sis-.
tor.
ifranwH
frnm
f
mirth
to
sixth
V.
.
-
WW.
I
,.1.1.1
ulaee
bv
losins
to
the
Rex.
Blue"1"
Mird'
took
a
Heau
from'
Dot
BaUinser
of
Rangers
with
S17.I1
ICS
1C1
1
I
Paid
In
advance,
per
week
-
U
.Skattebol
197
Paid
In
advance,
per
month
5-j
Owen
-
140
By
mall
to
ah
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
Dickens
139
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
3.00'
Handicap
9
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.0C
Tot'
-
-t
8,4
News
Department
Telephone
S6
'
iJJ"
IIa4el
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Vt
Schaeirer
165
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
,
.FriU
ICQ
DAILY
EDITION
.Eastman
103
113
150
set
167
typical
of
a
special
line
of
magazines
published
in
the
ola.(.
131
...
umieti
cuaics,
ut'vuieb
uiucii
ui
iu
space
uii&
iiiuiiv.ii
tu
m.
Glass
showing
how
wrong
Great
Britain
has
been
in
her
inter-
LaBeiie
national
policies
and
in
shewing
how
strong-Germany
is'
Handicap
and
what
she
might
do
to
Britain
if
she
once
got
busy
at
i
the
job.
The
magazine
does
not
show
open
hostility
hut
Bejnee
evidently
caters
to
those
who
are
always
critical
rather
Petersen
than
constructive.
It
is
in
close
touch
with
the
opposition
Yager
.
side
of
political
life
in
Britian
and
sees
little
good
in
the
HsUberg
National
povemmnr.
hparWI
hv
Rt.
Hnn.
Nevillp
Cham-
Bellinger
berlain.
Many
Canadians
hold
similar
views
and
so
do
t
many
Englishmen
and
Scotchmen.
In
summing
up
editorially
the
magazine
says:
.'
"Democracy
need
not
despair.
We
have
still
all
the
English-
and
the
French-
and
the
Scandinavian-
speaking
world
and
we
have
the
two
Americas.
But
democracy'
must
watch
two
fronts.
At
the
same
time
that
we
trade
for
peace
we
must
arm
for
war.
We
cannot
expect
peoples
j
who
by
nature
or
environment
reject
democratic
govern-'
ment
and
are
happier
under
a
totalitarian
state
to
be
converted
by
our
preaching
to
our
way
of
life.
Nor
can
we,
annihiliate
them.
Instead
we
must
incessantly
hold
them
1
at
bay
and
keep
them
off
our
democratic
preserves.
We
must
try,
patiently,
to
devise
formulas
by
which
we
can!
carry
on
trade,
even
.with
those
nations
with
the
most
t
rigidly
closed
economies.
It
is
at
best
a
small
planet
and
the
only
safety
is
guarded
intercourse
even
between
the'
likes
and
the
dislikes."
.
1
Handicap
261
157
131
108
238
19
Total
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c
205
157
143
118
190
37
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118
143
143
95
197
57
758
2
153
152
15G
163
141
9
771
127
145
156
141
89
150
808
2
122
1C1
122
83
119
139
213
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5
727
79$
1
2
140
131
169
136
201
19
79C
198
no!
142
rUistau
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91
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103
102
113
in
15fl'
150,
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Ranwcs
?"'
Detroit
rnr.
datlt
.vnvs
TORONTO
IN
(HIGH
SCHOOL
;
THIRD
SPOT;
BASKETBALL'
Put,
Win.
Junior
Cham,.lonO,I,.(
VWtory
Over
American.
..
.
.
...
.,
....
With
Ocular
Still
Undecided
aiapie
Lfai
rurinrr
n-fcm
i
------
Wings
Score
Victory
Over
I
Uaugers
I
In
In
second
games
of
the
High'
School
basketball
play-offs
be-
TORONTO.
March
11:
CP
tween
Oamma
and
Beta.
Beta
was
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
moved
Into
victorious
in
both
senior
and
Jun-
?
'!?
It
S
.Xf.
iliLMKUtsundlng
ahead
of
the
New
games,
Beta
won
the
Junior
Cham-2S
nth
Snttn
bH
VoifclSleJ
by
scoring
a
7
t,
plonshlp
and
the
senior,
arc
tied
last
nigh
on
account
of
therun"!,
vc
hf
Amerieetu
a.
wlth
one
fun
each.
Th
final
in
N6w
Yoric
Mansers
ana
iiu-
ine
senior
nmr
j
nmnl
KnlH
nn
fifth
nlfirp
nnrl
u--tk
fatnr4
hv
hsrfi-checr.
)
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1
...
1
I
V
W
1
II
1
1
"
I
V
...I.
-
.
I
In
the
thrd
schedule!
cane
Ws
tn
In
th
first
half
Oamma
had!
8:0
Canadiens
2
.Chicago
114
-
135"
Dr,
W,
O.
Lvall.
141
(for
tti
PunvHiM
Irf".
w"-
34
14
Big
SUlers
B.
Dickens
E.
Dickens
Roth
well
Bond
Alexander
TUMIeap
ToUI
Rex
,
Ethel
Bury
L.
Morrison
MU
Eileen
Bury
125
N.
Morrison
"
West
.
133
Handicap
W
Tota
56
752
W
D
I.
r
A
IM'
HoIkesUd
and
Hopkins
and
fit
League
stand
i-ng
to
date:
W
L
3
Annette's
217
Maole
Leafs
131
Rex
136
Bluebirds
163
Rangers
213
Big
Sisters
19
Knox
Hotel
10
149
71
IS
m
!Wl
H
111
IM
m
in
n
n
ifH
im
W
88
W
nvdiwl
o'fWri
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2!wnw
with
h-wWwtwi
at
Wlnnl-
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wt.
arrived
in
th
eH
tm
80)-rtU.
He
arrive!
o
Saturday
3
j
nijh
tnta
aet
-"I
W
'
'-126,eveninT.
Mrs.
LyU
arrived
in
the
l'-lty
on
the
Printe
Rupert
this
i
moraine
from
Vancouver
to
Joir
...
Wm.
111
112
93
.133
174
55
73S
I
167
127
123
141
132
89
.
77
2
194
124
137
157
134
55
91
2
181
136
123
129
164
89
in
23
879
Merchantette
10
10
IS
16
16
16
17
19
23
72
Oamma.
Christian
and
VUtrin
54
Individual
scorinj:
45
Beta-
Hopkins
t,
Holkeslad
7
44
Macouver
4,
Kihara
2.
TVmbemeU-
ter.
Kihara.
ToUL
21
7
Oamma
Knutson
S,
Mot
in
4,
32
storie
4,
Christian
3,
Macdonald.
i
Barber.
Total.
1.
1
171
.
...
m
1
128
11
172
89
836
Pts.
23
18
17
17
17
16
14
10
The
Junior
gam
was
well
played,
with
both
teams
checking
hard.'
Both
teams
had
many
chances
for(
baskets
but
their
shooting
was'
poor.
Best
players
for
Beta
wet
Bird
and
Sunundson
and
for
Oamma
Cameron
and
Santerbane
were
the
rast
outstanding.
I
Individual
scoring:
I
Beta
Perkins
1.
Bird
10.
SI-'
nunikon
t.
M
Jtolkettad
2.
Selvtc
I
Sylvester,
pierce.
1
I
nsmmi
Rantrrhane
X.
Cameroa
1
I
6.
Roberton
2.
llirano
1.
AstorC
Davis,
Gomez.
Jones.
ii
SlFifth
Cricket
MS
I
193
135
Test
Match
Is
Drawn
In
Rain
CP
-
The
nfth
cricket
test
match1
was
drawn
when
It
wax
rained
outi
tod
at
as
Encland
was
within
fortv
S
two
runs
of
victory
over
South
Af-Ica.
Requiring
696
runs
when
the
fourth
inning
started,
England
scored
654
for
five
,
,
jjj
WALES
BE.TS
1KKLAND
WREXHAM.
March
15
CP-Inj?
International
soccer
today
Wales
defeated
Ireland
three
to
one.
,f
IGARETTES
FLY
NORTH
Canada
today
pioneers
on
wings
and
Imperial
Tobacco
products
are
only
half
a
jump
behind.
For
a
typical
"flying
boxcar"
load
for
the
North
includes
such
things
as
a
dog
team,
sleeping
bags,
snowshoes,
machine
parts,
ammunition,
cigarettes.
More
freight
is
carried
by
air
in
Canada
than
in
any
other
country,
with
the
possible
exception
of
Russia.
Yellowknife,
the
booming
rjew
mining
base
on
Great
Slave
Lake
in
the
Northwest
Territories,
Is
some
600
miles
north
of
Edmonton.
But,
if
you
fly
there,
or
to
any
other
far-off
point
in
the
Dominion,
you
will
find
your
favourite
brand
of
cigarettes
or
pipe
tobacco
ahead
of
you.
Today
they
are
flown
in.
Yesterday
they
were
packed
in
by
canoe
or
dog
team.
Wherever
there
are
stores
on
fashionable
street
or
newest
frontier
there
the
products
of
the
tobacco
industry
await
your
pleasure.
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
;
The
Morning
Af
ter
Taking
Carters
L'ttkLverfJk
the
bruK'.ii'!
Barton
Rniln'
a
slight
edge
over
Beta
and
tnej
anNOTOLIS
Marrh
15
CP
downed
live
Chiau
Watt
XixvtV
score
at
the
end
of
the
first
hallIn
commmoraUon
of
tlie
granitrn
fj
HU
CUto.
wltr
Tb7
send
hiu
B-r
shooting-
ISIue
Birds
Pierce
Turfjeon
Boulter
Hartwig
Croxford
....
I
Keron
J
tt
nievi
ine
uaRaaHtts
u
.uiium-
ana
ikusuik
was
a
u
wtwi
and
the
Rinms
nd
American
while
Oamnu't
shooting
was
off
wlft
be
r4air
t
New
York.
The
final
score
was
St
to
Ifl
tn
Ttve,
kMue
MKtiiv'
to
date:
favor
of
Bvta.
Best
for
Beta
wer
Maryland
Governor
ihallei
To
Make
King
Gift
charter
,i
I
to
V
1634.
Oovernur
!
or
of
Maryland
a!
King
Qori(
bth
In
Jun-
Mate
ty
wkj,
v
y.
ndj
it
w.us
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31
TO
APRIL
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