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just
unpacked
a
shipment
of
Women's
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and
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to
the
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in,
the
exchange
it
lias
made
this
purchase
possible.
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are
able
to
offer
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Arch-Supporting-
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Wednesday,
March
21,
1934
FASCISM
CRITICIZED
The
Daily
News
has
on
several
occasions
published
ai
CARRYING
THE
FIGHT
TO
OTTAWA
The
fight
for
national
credits
in
the
present
emergency
is
being
carried
to
Ottawa
by
the
Legislature
at
Victoria.
Evidently
the
public
accounts
committee-
of
the
Legislature,
reflects
the
majority
opinion
of
the
House
and
the
resolution
will
pass
if
it
is
not
already
adopted
by
the
time
this
is
published,
Mr.
Bennett
is
being
asked
not
only
by
Premier
Pattullo
but
by
the
British
Columbia'Legislature
to
take
decisive
action
with
a
view
to
relieving
the
"SUPROXris
the
latest
scientific
discovery
In
Electrochemical
active
material,
All
comtxment
materials
ln
the
"Suprpx"
Battery
are
of
super
quality
also.
In
the
"Suprox"
Battery
there
is
no
shedding,
buckling,
sulphatlon
or
disintegration
and
"Suprox''
Batteries
improve
with
age
It
kept
ln
active
use.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Second:
Avenue
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Martin,
Distributors,
Prince
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and
Massett,
B.C.
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TITLE
BOUT
IS
AIDED
Negotiations
Closed
For
Meeting
of
Camera
and
Haei-
in
Iong
Island
Bowl
On
June
14
former
world
s,
champion,
will
receive
a
cut
of
the
proceeds
as
Girls
and
Boys
To
Be
Separated
South
African
Olympic
Itepresen-tatives
Henceforth
to
Travel
On
Different
Shis
CAPETOWN,
March
21:
In
the
interests
of
esprit
de
corps,
the
3.00
South
African
Olympic
committee
9.00
lias
decided
that
ln
future,
men
and
women
being
sent
from
Sonth
j.40
Africa
to
Olympic
Games
should
go
35
on
separate
ships.
In
the
past
It
has
RUSSIANS
GO
NORTH
tides,
explaining
favorably
the
fascist
system
of
govern-1
loi
Ketchikan
inent
as
carried
out
in
Italy.
The
Rothermere
papers,
in-
,,
Way
From
s,altle
t0
Nome
eluding
the
London
Daily
Mail,
are
now
boosting
the
fas-
cist
movement
in
England
and
say
that
Italy
and.
Germany
,
KrrcHIKAR
March
21
:Among
are
beyond
all
doubt
the
best
governed
nations
in
Europe
.
.
.
.
.
?
one
hundred
passengers
aboard
the
today
The
Daily
Herald,
Vi.rr
the
labor
organ
of
Britain,
says
that
Alaska,
which
was
u
here
northbound
."l
n
Germany
s
i
balance
i
sheet
of
foreign
trade
i.iri
for
1933
was
one
.
...
.
...
Seattle
e
w
three
n
ii
moo
i
i.
i.
i
i
i
i.
from
Monday,
were
third
less
than
m
1JH2,
her
exports
went
down
by
forty
.
Russlan
avlators
a
t'he
way
(rom
million
pounds
sterling
during
a
year
when
most
of
the
Moscow
who
are
on
their
way
to
democratic
countries
in
Western
Europe
showed
a
slight
'
Nome
whence
they
intend
to
insti-lipward
trend
in
trade.
tute
a
rescue
expedition
for
up-
The
deficit
in
Italy's
budget
for
the
last
financial
Veariwardsof
one-hundred
Russian
fish-was
over
seventy
million
pounds.
From
1030
to
1932
Italy
V
I
ToZTntZ
foreign
trade
shrank
by
forty-eight
percent.
Last
year,
the
Bering
sea.
The
aviators
win
according
to
the
same-
authority
in
the
year
1932.
there
leave
the
ship
at
Seward
whence
were
4,645
bankruptcies
in
Great
Britain
but
21,000
in
they
win
proceed
to
Nome
where
Italy.
they
hope
to
secure
the
use
of
Am-
We
do
not
wish
to
start
another
controversy
on
the.JerJ
e'dition"
attemptlng
tbe
merits
or
demerits
of
the
various
systems
of
government
"Ze
oMhe
rescue
pilots
is
the
just
now
but
think
these
figures
should
be
passed
on
as:
same
aviator
who
flew
Jimmy
Mat-showing
that,
possibly
democracy
is
not
the
only
system
tern,
American
round
the
wodc
under
which
there
are
financial
and
trade
cliff
iculties.
!
nyer-
out
'
Siberia
to
Nome
las'
Evidently
fascism
has
not
yet
found
a
perfect
solution
foryea'?lfte,riie
had1bn
down
.nil
rmrtrniiliW
on
hls
Klobe-englrdllng
flight.
Tbe
Russians
crossed
the
Atlantic
by
,
fast
steamer
to
New
York
whence
they
sped
across
the
continent
to
Seattle
to
catch
the
Alaska.
Ideal
Cleaners
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In
New
Premises
Cor.
McHride
&
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CLEANING,
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DYEING,
ETC,
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ROYAL
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J.
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Nvvet
Hoop
Program
Last
Night-.Moderns
Keat
Ancients
Elk
And
Moose
Tangle
Again
NEW
YORK,
March
2L
(Cana-
Before
a
good
sized
crowd
wf
fail,
dlan
Press
i-
folic
wins
completion
three
exhibition
basketball
uaiues
af
negotiations
for
tht
bout
by
wan
played
last
nlyht
for
the
ben--Matclunakec
James
Jl
JohmJ-one
Uu
ot
the
Library
fund,
of
Madison
Square
Garden
with
Canadian
National
Recreation
managers
of
the
tlcketholder
Association
had
little
trouble
bcat-r
1..
tbe
contender,
contract
has
hig
the
01dTlnieos
who
made
up
in
been
signd
for
a
world
taavy-
10ughnes
what
they
lacked
of
dielr
weight
Utle
bout
bttweea
Primo
former
ability.
Ihe
C.
N.
It
A.
play-Carnera,
the
champion,
and
Max
ed
the
1933.34
rulc
while
tht
ir
op
Baer.
the
challenger,
to
be
staged
lMnenls
piayeU
,-uies
us
ln
cffcct
ln
on
June
14,
in
the
open
air
bowl
at
lhelr
day
an(1
madc
n
maJiy
sub.
Long
Island.
The
bout
will
he
un-
smullons
Jt
was
impossible
to
re-der
the
auspices
of
the
New
Yqrk;cord
a
fracti0ll
ot
thenl
A
feal,urc
Milk
tuna
ana
jock
ucmpscy.
.
o
th
the
game
weie
were
Vic
Vic
Menzles
Menzles
two
successive
lingers
from
centie
whllu
Stan
Morln
made
a
counle
of
one
hand
flings
that
were
dalsks
Casualties
were
surprisingly
few
Mit
chell
had.
to
retire
with
a
strained
tendon
and
Sintcrbane.
who
played
a
great
vdntb
'or
the
C.N.K.A.,
wus
forced
off.
with
a
xmhi
mjuiy
The
High
School
defea'd
Uie
Warriors
ln
all
exhibition
int.
nedlate
tilt
45-28.
The
Moose-Elks
battle
proved
to
be
the
most
entertaining
event
of
the
evening's
program
with
the
cup
still
remaining
In
the
hands
ot
Brother
Bills.
Last
night's
game
ended
up
4
all.,
although
the
Moose
vere
leading-
at
half
time
4-2.
But
George
Peters'
highballed
his
way
through
to
tie
the
score.
Morgau.
playing
the
same
type
of
basket
ball
as
he
did
when
he
scored
Uie
been
found
that
Jealousies
have
winning
try
-for
Wales
in
a
rugby
arisen
owing
to
the
men
outnum
bering
the
girls
so
It
is
felt
that
it
would
be
better
to
separate
them
altogether.
game,
was
the
star
player
for
the.
Moose.
.
Warriors
Pferce
I4i.
Comadlna
5,
Naylor,
Nelson.
Campbell
!.!
28.
II'
.
High
.Schoty
Santerbane
I23,
Nakamoto
(10.
Moxley
t4,
Davles,
Miller,
Morgan.
2i,
Tobey
45.
Moose
Blaine,
Morgan
4,
R'atchford,,V!rjk,
.Gray,
Gomez
4.
Elks
H.
Me.nzlc.
G.
Pete
4i,
Dougherty,
Pareiit.
Stone
4.
Old
Timers
V.
Menzles
4.
Stan1
Morln
4(
O.
Mitchell,
A.
Phillips.!
R.
Bartlett.
E.
Smith,
M
Budinlch.i
D.
Ftlzzell
14
.
T.
Kelsey.
II.
Menzes
4.
R.
Smith
16.
i
C:
N.
R.
A.
D.
Morrison
2
1.
Stiles'
8,
Lamble
2).
Wingham
8i.
Johnson
7.
C.
Smith.
Santerbone
10).
E.
Smith
2i.
J.
Morrison
39,
!
Was
Forty-Fifth
Win
For
Cantab:
Oxford
Has
Won
Annual
Intercollegiate
Rowing
Classic
on
Forty
Occasion
PUTNEY.
England,
March
21:
Saturday
was
the
forty-fifth
occasion
on
which
Cambridge
University
has
won
the
annual
boat
race
with
Oxford.
Oxford
has
won
the
classic
forty
times
DISPUTE
IS
UNSETTLED
Hope
Held,
However,
of
Comprom
ise
On
Railway
Wages
In
United
States
President
Intervenes
...
...
u
NEW
YORK,
March
21
President
Franklin
D,
Rosevelt
Intervened
ln
the
wage
scale
dispute
between
railway
companies
and
em
I
ployees
yesterday
and
secured
ai
promise
from
the
companies
that
wages
would
be'
retained
at
the
present
level
until
the
end
of
the
year.
There
seems
to
be
hope
that
a
permanent
agreement
may
be
arrived,
at
between
the
contending
elements.
It
was
stated
here
that
the
railway
executive
had
advised
the
re
presentatives
of
the-
men,
that
it
would
b
economically
Impossible
for
the-
companies
to
reinstate-
on
July
1
the
former
scale
prior
to
the
last
ten
percent
cut
and
that,
It
this
reinstatement
Is
demanded,
Uhh
companies
would
move
for
anothec
five
percent
cut
hi
wages.
It
Is
ex-J
pected
that
a
basbi
of
stttlemcnt
will
be
reached
on
the
middle
course,
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ai
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i
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heliee
it
p.Mililr
until
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t
until
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London
and
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hs
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e
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yrf
the
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and
North
American
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by
dnyllyU
we
heard
and
enjtiyrd
them
.
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.
the
finest
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to
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ithnrt
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nt
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There
Is
no
definite
word,
however,
of
them
having
crossed
the
Hungarian
border
as
yet.
AdvertU
la
tht
Dally
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to
be
a
very
jwsltlvc
witness
with
resolute
views
on
appearing
before
the
committee.
'
Col.
Lindbergh
reiterated
his
opinion
that
it
had
been
most
unfair
to
peremptorily
cancel
the
air
mall
contracts
with
commercial
air
service
companies
Without
giving
them
the
opportunity
to
defend
them
selves
against
charges
that
had,
been
made
and
that
It
had
been
Iliad
vised
action
to
turn
over
the
scr
vice
to
the
United
States
Army
air
ssrvlpe
before
it
had
had
the.
opportunity
to
train
lta
men
for
such
hazardous
new
work.
Col.
Lindbergh
told
the
committee
that
he
had
received
$15,000
per
year
salary
In
his
capacity
as
technical
adviser
to
two
commercial
air
tervlce
concerns.
M-
,
victor
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LlU
Ka.,Wahfr
ARMS
TO
HUNGARY
Newspapers
of
Czrclio-Slovakla
and
Jugo-Slavla
Hear
That
Italy
Ha
Made
Shipment
PRAGUE,
March
21:
Newspapers
of
Czecho-Slovakla
and
Jugo-Slavla
have
been
publishing
reports
that
Italy
has
made
a
shipment
of
arms
to
Hungary.
Twentv-
four
carloads
of
artillery
and
four
cars
of
armored
motors
nrc'saJd
to
Mil
MAIL
RESUMING
(Continued
from
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1)
NEW
FUEL
IN
PLANE
ROOSKVELt"
FIELD,
New
Yort
March
21:
Using
a
new
n-
flammable
safnty
fuel
which
t
verts
Itself
from
liquid
form
"
dry
gas
by
secret
prow
-ful
test
fllfthU
wer
made
u
hidto
oil
Tuesday
by
a
plan
p"u
b)i
Roger
Wolfo
Kalin.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
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