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York
State
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Cariiera-Itaer
Fight
On
June
II
NEW
YORK,
April
11:
The
New
York
State
Athletic
Commission
(gave
its
official
approval
Monday
I
to
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing
LONDON.
April
11
CP-
JJl:
(
championship
bout
to
take
place
at
Oerald
de
Maurler.
aed
61
famous'
Long
Island
Bowl
on
June
14
be-as
an
actor
producer
and
mana-
j
tween
Prlmo
Camera,
the
cham-ger,
died
here
today
.plot)
and
Max
Baer
the
challenger.
Grand
Smoker
Program
-
Moose
Hall
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
11
'hf.
s.-
'r
Boxing
JACK
,McKV()V
vs.
JOHN
McLKOI)
NINA
GUItVICH
vb.
DAN
IWUKNT
CHUCK
IIICKKY
vs.
HARROW
(JOMKZ
And
Several
Other
Preliminaries
Wrestling
JIM
TARDY
(The
Canadian
Hear)
vs.
JOHN
RUSS
And
Two
Other
Wrestling
llouts
Ringside
Seats:
15c;
General
AdinUtlon:
50c
elate
Opens
8:15;
First
Bout
9
P.M,
All
Proceeds
in
Aid
of
LIBRARY
FUND
The
victorious
Sakaioon
Quafc-are
now
back
borne
after
a
long
'our
through
Europe,
where
they
-ui
reeded
in
winning
the
mythical
world
v
amateur
hockey
title,
as
well
as
most
other
game.
They
played
37
game
in
ail.
winning
3i
losing
two
and
ttetag
one,
They,
scored
183
goals
against
29
and,
numbered
20
shutouts.
They
brought
bark
tra
o.vfjre
wi-:
-:env
showing
the
two
trophies
they
won.
The
one
on
the
left
Is
the
World
Amzx
j:
Hockey
Trophy
ai
d
rigiit.
the
troptiy
presented
by
the
Italian
government,
h,
.-.
p;
rn
Herb
02.
captain
of
the
Quaker
team,
Is
talking
to
the
captain
of
a
picked
French
team
ui
Paris.
WINNER
IN
BILLIARDS
Ororte
Howe
Defeats
Johnny
May
500
to
359
to
Capture
City
Intrrmrdiate
Title
.,,
George
Howe
won
the
city
individual
intermediate
billiard
championship
last
night
by
continuing
his
winning
stride
started
in
the,
first
session
Monday
night
into
ttie
.
second
2SQ-polnt
block
and
emeig-lng
the
victor
over
Johnny
May
by
an
aggregate
score
of
500
to
399.
Howe's
average
per
innings
at
the
table
was
39
points
and
May's,
'
7Z.
Jack
McEvoy
and
!
Benny
Windle
To
Meet
This
Month
Jack
McEvoy
of
this
city
and
Benny
Windle
of
Anyox
have
hn
matched
to'mect
In
a
headline
boxing
Went,
at
Anyox
on
April
25.
U4
likely
a
local
party
will
be
organized
to
attend
the
fight.
CUP
FOR
CHICAGO
Black
Hawks
Defeated
Detroit
Krd
Uinrs
in
Thrilling
Over-time
Contest,
One
to
Nil
CHICAGO,
April
11:
(CD
The
Chicago
Black
Hawks
won
the
Stanley
Cup
last
night
by
defeating
(he
Detroit
Ited
Wings
one
to
nothing
after
thirty
minutes
of
overtime
play
in
the
fourth
game
of
the
bet
three
out
of
five
game
series.
Chlcajo
hail
won
the
first
two
Karnes
and
Detroit
the
third.
The
playins
of
thit
game
brings
National
Hockey
League
activities
for
the
1933-31
season
to
a
close.
TO
DEFEND
TITLE
SOON
Jimmy
.McLarnln,
Welterweight
I
Champion,
to
Meet
Barney
I
Itoss
on
May
38
NEW
YORK,
April
11:
Arrange-menu
have
been
made
whereby
Jimmy
McLarnln
of
Vancouver,
j
world's
welterweight
champion,
will
;
defend
his
title
on
May
29
in
a
15-1
round
bout
with
Barney
Ross
of
I
Chicago.
The
managers
of
the
two
j
fighters
signed
up
yesterday.
The
Kite
of
the
bout
has
not
yet
been
definitely
settled
upon
ENDORSES"
4
GOV'T
BILL
(ieneral
Principles
of
Marketing
Act
Meets
With
Approrsl
of
Local
Organization
The
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
a
meet
ing
in
the
City
Hall
yesterday
afternoon,
decided
to
send
a
telegram
to
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
.Com
merce
at
Montreal
stating
that'
It
endorsed
th.
principle
of
the
Do
minion
Government
Marketing
Act.
Action
was
taken
in
response
to
an
urgent
request
from
the
Canadian
Chamber
asking
wha,t.wa$
the
attitude
of
the
local
chamber
In
regard
to
the
proposed
Three
members
of
the
council
were
opposed
to
the
measure
but
all
others
were
In
favor
of
the
gen
eral
principle
of
state
regulation
of
(marketing.
The
president
and
se
cretary
of
the
Junior
Chamber
met
with
the
seniors
on
this
occasion.
The
matter
was
discussed
for
over
half
an
hour
before
a
vote
was
taken.
C.
V.
Evltt,
vice-president
of
the
chamber,
presided
In.
the
ab-
,scncc
of
President
John
Dybhavn.v
.4
'
The
following
Is
the
waVs
of
charges
made
for
reading
notices.
.
MarrURe
and
Engagement
announcement
$2,
'
Birth
Notlce.s
50c.
Funeral
Notices
$1,
Cards
of
Thanks.
$2.
Funeral
Flowers
10c.
pr
namo.
INSTALLED
LndM
CtMSKb
Arm,
and
Si-
Ut
at
KiottAU.
Fc
Cmin
t
Vtir
Are
Named
KINrOUTH.
April
11:
-The
in
stallation
o
officer
for
1934
!
the
KincolH
Church
Array
at
id
Church
Araajt
S&ten
was
coouiet-d
by
Rev.
Oflver
Thome,
In
tfc
Church
KaS.
the
InsfciitaUon
ceremon-.
Ibe&$
followed
by
a
varied
pro
gram
or
vocal
ana
insuvnnua:
mucte
by
th
member
sneer
ih-
direction
yf
Otorge
Stewart
The
oJceTs
inMaBed
were
a.
fojcs:
1
Captain--Mitt
hew
Oumey
and
JOcOfte
Alexander
Xjeotemnu
Francis
waits
a
no
Cecil
J
Barton.
Honorary
Captains
Henry
Smart
and
Joe
Benson.
f
TScewtary
Charles
Barton
Treawer
Ben
Benson.
ai
l
-
L
CooimlUee
Herbert
Dooian.
Charles
Morrkon.
Isaac
Watts.
WU
hkm
Smith,
Alfred
Stewart
Abe!
Lwart
and
Frank
Boltoa
Church
Army
SHiert
Captains
Mrs.
Samuel
Lincoln.
Mrs.
Matthew
Oumey.
Mrs
Samuel
'
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Alexan-(
der
Honorary
Captains
Mrs
Steph-;
en
Barton,
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Benson
Dorcas
Member
Mrs,
Abel
Stew
art.
-Secretary
Mis
Nellie
Angus
Treasurer
Mrs.
Harry
Halriane
The
Prorrara
,
.The
program
which
followed
the
Installation
included
the
hymn
"Knocking"'
by
Church
Army
Sisters;
address
by
chief
councillor
,
of
Kincolitb,
Herbert
Dooian.
vo-
cal
duet,
"Jesus
Is
Precious."
by.
Mrs.
Qlzabeth
Morrison
ane.
Mrs.i
Edith,
Dooian;
vocal
duet.
"My
Heart
U
Fixed,"
Miss
Clara
Stewart
and
Miss
Alma
Alexander;
vo
cal
trio,
The
Great
Day."
MLwi
Alice
S
ley
art,
Myra
Stewart
and
Orace
Stewart;
vocal
duet.
"He
Was
Nailed
To
the
Cross,"
Mrs.
Elizabeth.
Maxwell
and
Mrs.
Hannah
Woods;
chorus,
"Come.
Tis
Jesut
Calling,"
Masters
Arthur
Stewart,
Louis
Stewart.
Roland
Stewart.
Ira.
Stewart
and
Misses
Alice,
Myra,
Louisa,
Cora
and
O
race
Stewart;
vocal
solo,
"Our
Life
Is
Like
a
Stormy
Sea,"
Miss
Christine
Barton;
vocal
duet,
"Jesus
Loves
Me,"
Miss
Louisa
Stewart
and
Master
Ira
Stewart;
vocal
solo.
"You're:
Oolng
to
Reap
Just
What
You
Sow."
Ralph
Clayton.
Matthew
Ourney,
James
Stewart.
Percy
Barton,
Mrs.
Emma
Nelson
Mrs.
Ellen
Alexander.
Miss
Alice
8ewar..
Cora
Stewart
and
Miss
Myra
8tcv-5rt,
and
chorus,
"Victorious."
by
Church
Army
Sisters.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
Church
Army
Sisters
pfter;
which
prayers
were
offered
by
the
honorary
captain,
Joe
Hinging
of
the
Doxology
closed
a
pleasant
and
successful
evening.
Man
in
the
Moon
There's
nothlhK
In
the
papers
these
days.
I
.wonder
what
ttie
editor
is
doing.
There's
nothing
In
the
papers,
'
Sensations
come
no
loniter,
There's
nothing
that
I
want
to
read,
Please,
Editor,
make
it
stronger.
Ireland
I
beginning
to
seethe
once
more,
Possibly
that
s
where
the
next
sensation
will
come
from.
And
so
there's
one
more
organization
in
the
city
since
yesterday
It
seems
to
me
there
should
how
be
6ne
for
each
five
Inhabitants
or
thereabouts.
If
I
join
the
new
Horticultural
Society
I
should
have
to
buy
a
rose
tree
and
then
the
neighbors
would
think
I
was
trying
to
put
on
side
Guess
I'll,
stay
out
and
let
the
gnyw
continue
to
grow
around
the
front
stoop
of
the
shack.'
'
What
a
runny
world,
this
Is,
lots
of
fun
but
not
a
bit
or
humor.
Most
of,
my
frtensd
ore
runny
but
only
one
or
two
or
the
Irish
are
NKW
YORK.
April
11:
Tha
British,
pound
sterling
closed
at
$3.10z
00,
tlie
local
foreign,
exchange
market,
yesterday
and
the
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.00
6-10.
B.C.
Clothiers
Lb
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
4
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figure
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MANY
YEARS
IN
COMMONS
Uoyd
C.fortr
Celebrates
iorly-
Fourlh
Aiiniiertary
f
llrst
Flection
LONDON
April
II
-Rt
Hon
David
Lloyd
Oeorge.
former
Prime
Minister
of
Orrat
Britain,
yetterday
celebrated
the
forty
'fourth
anniversary
of
hfct
first
election
to
the
House
of
Commons
of
which
he
is
now
the
oldest
member.
It
Is
reported
In
political
quar
ters
that
Lloyd
O
forge's
son
and
daughter,
both
of
whom
are
also
members
of
the
House.
Intend
to
foresake
the
Liberal
party
to
join
the
ranks
of
Labor
WIDENING
HIGHWAY
Itelirf
Work
011
Pacific
Avenue
Asked
by
Southern
.Municipal
KrprevnUtivrs
VANCOUVER,
April
11:
Municipal
representatives
of
Vancouver,
New
Westminster
and
the
Prascr
Valley
are
urging
the
widening
or
the
Pacific
Highway
between
the
Washington
border
and
New
West
minster
as
on
unemployment
relief
measure.
WAGE
CUTS
WIPED
OUT
Federal
Employees
Orttlnc
Let
Than
$1000
Per
Annum
to
Have
Ten
Percent
Kestored
OTTAWA,
April
11:
CP
Fc.
deral
government
employees
in
rc
celpt
of
salaries
of
$1000
per
annum
or
less
will
In
future
not
be
subject
to
ten
percent
reduction
under
1c
testation
Introduced
In
the
House
of
Commons.
It
is
etlmatetj
that
18,000
employees
arc
affected
In
eluding
postmasters
In
small
places,
lighthouse
keepers',
bridge
tenders,
men
In
charge
of
government
wharves
anc
charwomen.
One
Thousand
1
Roses
Ordered
Up
to
2
o'clock
today
orders
ror
the
full
thousand
roses
had
been
received
by
tb
Horticultural
So-'
clety.
Orders
can
still
be
received
upi
10
noon
tomorrow.
Thursday,
after
which
the
order
will
be
made
up,
peur
Dout
miss
this
oppoti
unity
To
be
so
14,
fox
SURPLUS
IN
S.
AFRICA
Taxation
ICeduceJ
Ten
.Million
Dollars
and
Penny
Pmtate
Restored
t
CAPETOWN.-
April
11
Plentiful
fttarplutr
mult
In
(
from
thr
rirstrulltm
un
nkl4
t'In.
snre
.MInMer
lUenca
in
pre-
I
with
mtn
sentinc
his
budcel
in
the
Union
c.f
1O0I
Vk
'
So
alii
Africa
ParlUmrnt
to
announce
a
reduction
of
Uxatlcu
amounting
to
$10,0X1,000
Intlud-Ins'
rntoratlon
of
penny
pmtiie
within
the
tmplri.
Donations
For
Books
Casey
Vlnk.
W.
L
Coates.
R.
Commons,
8oftball
Club.
F
Reich.
Jim
Munnls.
Mrs.
F.
Fortune.
Fred
Mc-Leod.
Jim
Parker.
Mark
Edgar.
T
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Johnson.
II
M.
D.
Lambe.
F
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A.
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O.
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Brass,
M.
VanCooten.
Miss
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M-n
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Woik
Shirts
Qo
Childreos
Strap
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ni
Aii
Wool
Viktng
Combiuaituosr
on
af
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per
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ol
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sir
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p,r
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rhildreu's
Classic
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hundreds
to
pick
from
Fleet
Ftkot
Runners
for
the,Whole
Family
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