PAGE
TWO
THE
DAI1.Y
NEWS
Nova
Scotia
Beauty
Contest
Winner
DAILY
EDITION
i
"
Canada's;
Anthem
o
Canada,
our
home
and
native
land
TMfe
patriot
1ot
in
all
thy
sons
With
glowing
heaWe
see
Uprise
.
The
thieorjOi
Wfcn.aod
m.
And
sbnd
Qn
(ard,
p.Cairta.
We
stand-on
jjard
r
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O
(Canada,
glqiloUMndiroe
'
O
dUnada
te
stahchdn
guard
for
thee.
.
s
O
Canada
we
stand
oh
guard
for
;
thee,
.
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2i
Tuesday,
Pab.
U
1933
THAT
ELECTION
PETITION
The
first
step
has
been
taken
to
apply
to
the
courts
to
have
the
mayor
unseated
because
of
alleged
irregularities
in
regard
to
the
payment
of
taxes
We
have
no
brief
for
Mayor
Stephens
but
we
see
no
good
to
be
gained
by
unseat-ing.hiih.because
the
people
would
undoubtedly
re-elect
hihi
if
another
election
should
be
called,
So
far
as
can
be
ascertained
the
mayor
is
fully
qualified
under
the
act.
It
is
stated
on
good
authority
that
his
check
for
taxes
was
lodged
with
the
city
officials
before
his
no
mination
papers,
which
would
conform
With
the
old
regU-.
latibhs.
It
is
also
asserted
that
the
new
law
requires
only
.that
there
shall
be
no
registered
charge
against
the
pro-i
perty
arid
does
not.
mention
taxes.
Under
these
circumstances
it
seems
unlikely
that
the
seat
will
be
declared
vacant
or
that
Mr.
Perry
will
be
appointed
by
any
court
that
'
may
consider
it.
At
present
it
is
not
formally
before
the
court
and
that
mayor
has
not
been
notified
of
any
action
being
taken.
All
that
has
been
done
is
to
file
a
petition
with
he
Itegi&trar
of
the
County
Court.
RECOGNITION
OF
RUSSIA
The
United
States,
it
iB
intimated,
is
likely
to
recognize
Russia
pretty
soon.
Britain
recognized
heP
several
yeais
ugo.
Canada
hns
refused
to
do
so
up
to
the
'present.
No
matter
what
may
be
our
opinion
as
to
the
Russian
administration
under
the
Soviet
regime
and
the
methods
used
m
that
country,
the
government
is
today
about
as
stable
as
hiost
governments
and
should
be
recognized
as
such.
There
is
nothing
to
be
gained
by
pretending
that
there
is
ho
proper
government
in
that
country
with
which
this
country
can
do
business
or
discuss
matters
diploma
ticallv.
We
hope
the
Canadian
government
Will
soon
decide
to
accord
io
uusHia.f.nat
recognition
wmcn
one
civihkuu
whim
try
accords
to
another.
It
seems
childish
to
hold
out
because
we
do
not
like
some
of
the
methods
employed
by
Stalin
and
hiB
subjects,
they
are
making
a
great
effort
to
develoo
a
nation
and
most
neonle
none
they
will
succeed
and
teaeh
us
a
few
Wons.
tfiey
are
losing
their
youthful
enthusiasm,
that
of
trying
to,
make
the
world
over
according
to
their
own
system
and
are
finding
they
have
plenty
to
do
to
put
their
own
house
in
order.
If
we
can
help
the
country
by
recognizing
their
government
by
all
means
let
us
do
so.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Here
is
Mkes
MararA
Shaffner
of
Lawrencctown,
Hov.t
z
-'.la.
who
won.
the
"Land
Of
Bvan&ellne"
beauty
contest
In
f
iat
province.
SHe
Is
waving
from
the
aa.
Laoy
DrtAo
on
bar
arrival
at
Boston,
recently.
RUSSIANS
LIVING
IN
SQUALOR
Danny
Pellnko
Returns
to
Canada
After
Disappointing
Visit
to
Native
Land
HALIFAX.
Feb.
14
After
a
dis
appointing
visit
to
his
native
Ruaila
Danny
Petinko
preaented
his
rao.es
for
jxiymtnt.
He
had
been
pnoijqd
he
Would
receive
British
ci..-.fcnc
when
he
was
ready
to
leave
Bui
)nny
was
in
for
a
surprise
The
Soviet
officials
mad
rum
ctnpty
his
pockets
and
show
that
nothing
was
left.
Then
one
man
'
k
the
money,
pointed
to
the
door
and
yeHed:
"Oet
out!"
A
Danny
pretested,
another
of
leisl
levelled
a
gun
at
his
head
with:
"Gel
oat!
You
are
lucky
ic
ret
amy
with
your
head
on
yout
houldefft."
ao
Danny
got
out.
"My
rubles
were
no
good.
I
had
to
work
to
get
my
ration
of
black
oread
in
Russia."
he
said
on
arm-1
lng
at
Halifax.
"It'3
all
right
fox
these
big
men
who
study
poltUrs
to1
to
to
Rttsata
aa
tounau
ana
say
,
they
ilka
the
country.
Yea
I
They
vis-
it
the
cities.
They
are
flne-
lg
buildingsthey
bare
food
and
Ov
welkin
man
la
happy.
But
in
thi
country
it
is
dflferent."
Saw
War
Service
Danhv
Petinko
la
a
British
citl-;
sen.
He
came
to
Halifax
In
1911
went
overseas
with
the
Royal
Cana
;
JUn
Regiment
In
the
early
days
of
ihe
War.
was
wounded
at
the
battle
ut
th
Saihimc
and
returned
to
this
1
Itv
atli-
the
war
In
rWemher
last.
the
tea
was
lite
water
The
men
sueked
a
piece
Of
brown
smar
and
poured
the
hot
Uqttfcl
.
tneu
teeth.
lhcy
worked
eight
hour'
a
day.
both
men
and
woMken.
he-
.4id.
and
jat
night
they
atea
in
nwerable
quarters,
"they
had
n
none.
Thi
place
they
sleft
belong
i
-o
anybody.
And
it
was
not
a(
.
'
i
wtUk
about
ut
night
If
yoi
had
'ii,
clothes
on.
They
woulci
.'i-.'l
she
i
I
hoos
off
your
feet.
It
i
too
bad."
1
1
He
was
sadly
disanpo-nted
to
find
'
:iis
beautiful
country.'
where
mln
had
grown
In
great
abundance,
now
he
abode
of
half
-starved
people
The
grain
must
be
shipped
to
make
,
lour
fnr
ihe
large
.xiUes.
he
explained.
He
found
no
trace
of
Mi
rrfaUives.
Churrh
records
we
destroywi;
ilon$
with
other
chutah
property
j
n
the
country
dWtrirta.
tfl
the
lar-
Ai.D.
casey
ixquisiTivn
(Continued
from
Page
1
ind
these
men
could
not
play
fast
and
loose
with
it.
Alderman
Black
explained
that,
the
vouchers
had
been
high
in
Sep-'
tember
owing
to
the
expanding
of
money
provided
by
local
organisations
for
relief.
That
undoubtedly
led
to
questions
being
asked
He
thought
they
should
instruct
HI
Worship
to
take
the
nutter
up
personally
with
the
administration
After
a
little
dlscusxlon
by
Aldi
r-mvn
Basso-Bert
and
Ritdderrwrn.
Uerman
Casey
returnnd
to
the
i
harge
thai
someone
had
informed
the
1
government
thre
had
been
a
wilful
waste
of
money
'
and
if
imimt
Information
concerning
his'
ra
had
been
he
proposed
h
mMt.
tnr
nnui
e
made
public
If
possible.
Whi
inin-r.-i
j
Alderman
Wesch
thought
to
let
the
DanAy
took
the
tn.rn
from
Lento-
nJ
ltm
d1.
tne
m"
arad
th
Moscow.
There
be
was
matln
but
th,s
rild
"T
by
th?
British
legation's
reprasen-,
J
wS
thought
Alderman
ar,
Wesch
Knew
taUve
and
was
extended
all
eour-1
led
him
ewWrthlng
about
It
,
Uie.
But
hU
Journey
miles
horth
of
Moscow
to
hU
fornwr
waerman
nraira
home,
Kler.
While
he
was
with
tlf
hould
thp
3
had
been
held
bdt
British
repiesentative
he
could
buy
the
poyment
Up
when
alone
he
he
was
satisfied
to
let
the
mayor
food,
he
said,
but
was
the
formation
The
answer
forced
to
work
in
order
to
exist.
lie
houW
w
"black
(and
white
was
placed
with
the
workers
tearinn
dowrTan
old
buildlnc
and
for
three
Alderman
Rochester
dWnk
ri!v
tiud
Kid
hv
iit
with
the
l"c
a""'
-
aw
w-
i
Soviet
people
1
"Thaw
ii'iv
lltiltf
ThnM
There
art
are
many
Red
ples
about.
They
work
myor
n
P"J
WW"
very
hard
und
get
60
rubles
a
fort-
,u
Mm
w
''
.ilttht.
I
lined
up
with
them
and
i
irrwnted
my
work
ticket,
I
got
a
half
loaf
of
black
bread
a
day
.
.
-ci
'"
and
Danny
held
up
a
Junk
of
heivy
black
bread
with
the
number
10'
engraved
on
its
uneven
ur
face
"That
16
was
my
work
number."
he
explained.
I
Soup
VAs-Thin.
Di'Mde
the
hulf
loaf
of
bread
given
out
every
24
hours,
Danny
said
the
meh
sat
down
at
meal
time,
100
at
a
tabre
and
were
doled
out
soup.
It
was
very
thin,
without
much
'nourishment,
Danny
thought,
and
formation
requested
He
moved
an
too
",'r,MJI"c"1'
"
w
t
The
Dally
News
can,
bCt'4v
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St
Vaneouy
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Karl
Anderson,
Prince
J
r
Oeorge.
BC.
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It.
W.
Rljey.
Terrace.
JJ.W
v
deneral
Store,
Anyox.
imlthcre
prug
Store.
Smith-
Hra.B6.
;
Glasgow
Rangers
Beat
Queen
Park
By
Score
of
3
to
1
OLASOOW.
Feb.
14
gar
centres
the
,
onfRgt
chwrclwa
toanvrra
dftd
Ommu
pw.
a
ia
ing
thv
same.
In
spite
of
rumors
otherwise,
it
seems
that
the
Y.
P.
K.
A
.
UUehoi-
Iders
of
Northern
British
Columbia
AT
V!lTHt1
KSitaskeUMil
championship
ate
very
I-
I
Uilll
I
i
ILiavU
confident
of
wuinlng
the
much
eot-
jeted
title
again
this
yoar.
aa
shown
Writ
1'rtre
Won
by
Dshlle
of
Home
.
by
the
fact
thai
thty
are
quit
WU1-
Ton
Who
Bt
Prime
Ororre
Etptrts
of'
8ktTMaM.
ft
M-Dahlle
Bmithers
was
the
wlnttor
of
the
lakl-jwaipkat
contest
yastarJay
af-1
ternoon
wttt.
two
Prince
Oeorge
men
reapectiveljr
second
and
third
A
feature
of
the
matt
was
wonderful
esHlbttton
lump
by
Dahlte
who
covered
199
feet
in
a
tremendous
leap.
In
the
competition
th
scores
were:
D?lleoff.
8mlthf.s.
157
feet
Mon.
of
Prince
Oeorge.
151
feet
Helta,
of
Prince
Oeorge.
!
teet.
lng
to
play
the
beat
team
In
he
northern
part
of
the
province
aaaln
Their
games
have
raeelved
much
advene
criticism
thla
seaaon.
but
like
true
sportsmen.
It
only
serves
to
goad
them
on
to
try
harder
for
the
title
again.
Thla
gives
promise
of
some
very
Ufety
games
at
th
final
play-off
this
season.
BASKETBALL
LLIfit'E
STANDINGS
Senior
league
W
L
Orotto
s
Katens
I
C.M
R.
A.
I
Inttrmtdlale
Leatue
Tul
.
4
Warrtom
4
Merchants
..
1
lad
ir
lacue
Oardinals
I
j
Comets
I
Amazon
.
.
.
a
Junior
l.uu
were
keot
In
food
rondtM
U
show
i
ywterday
after
the
teams
had
pre-
Scouts
places
for
tourist.
I
ri0y
playfj
two
uc
matches
in
Jausuieae
.
:
their
second
round
Scottish
Cup
Rowers
Meteors
ft
a
2
o
PU.
j
10
Tuesday,
February
M
Cribbage
Played
Last
Evening
in
League
Fixture
i
.
The
Mw
obtained
a
big
lead
In
!te
C'i:btia(
Le.tue
aa
a
result
of
his
iwh!
-
i!.ii;u-s.
The
result
of
!
last
niBli'
.s
fixtures
were
as
follows:
j
Cuiu'tmn
Legion
It,
Grotto
11.
I
Sov!
owe
15.
Empreaf
ll
I
lOOF
10.
Swlft't
17.
!
M
e
18.
Elks
9.
'
K.i
ii
io.
Musketeer
11.
!
League
Stand
In?
W.
.
L
P
M
tT
65
97!
Sc
u
f-.v-
.
7
75
87
OI..M.
77
86
Eai-!e
TO
83
T
O
O
F
M
80
12
Muakr'wrs
80
St
80
ftnpwss
75
If
75
Canadian
Legion
Tl
H
75,
Swift's
St
77
59
Elks
58
77
it
SKI
JUMPING
I
AUSTRALIAN
TEST
MATCH
Vrry
Clove
In
Miftt
Innings
Itut
AilstnlU
Mk
l'o.ir
Stall
In
Srrtnd
,
BRISBANE.
Australia.
Feb.
14
Australia
Badminton
Games
Played
In
City
League
Tl.
rp-uits
o!
last
night
it
mlnton
names
wcif
as
follnwv
Skecna.
5;
C
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R
,
1.
m
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stalled
its
se-ond
in-
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fm.rtit
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rvttim
1
Hupect
CiuD
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alh
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fl
inairn
oatuy
seating
oniy
iwd
run
-
ftr
the
lest
of
for
wieketa
,
Th
first
innings
waMcr
do.
the
Australian
eleven
maVnc
140
'aa-'nst
England's
34.
Don
Brad-
e
.
i
scored
a.
SPORT
CHAT
In
the
8cnior
Lvugue
of
the
baa-ketbull
fiklures
toninnt
the
C.
N.
R.
wUl
meet
the
Ofotto
in
place
of
the
Kaieru,
the
Other
fUrtUres
remain
8kaana.
6:
Kkerna
ft
Aivh
SlnndUvc
A.
Lragur
ftupert
Club
Skeeru
CJJJLA
Skeona
:d
Au
Mean
MtiindHic
H.
Laafiir
Rrtr,
Ent
i
UfHKT
Rupert
Cl'ib
,r
Rupert
Club
Hillside
Untied
and
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nhdltc
An-
4(1
Checker
Expert
Dies
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVBt.
r.b
li
p
Oatrney.
W
years
of
.ii:
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.
Oonally
known
as
n
draun
and
former
checker
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Vancouver
Proving,
u
d
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CRIBBAGE
IVfcrwary
M
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Swift
1
O.
O.
T
vs
Orotto.
Moose
vs
Kagles
Seal
Cove
vs
Elks
Empress
vs.
MUNketrrr
r
For
Colds
Sore
Throat
Etc
Tfienihoktum
fflclM'of
Crean
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find
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taking
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