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Soon
alter
April
1
it
Is
expected
.appointment
will
be
announced
of
a
successor
to
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
who
resigned
some
time
o
rrrx
oe
fn
district
of
the
provincial
police.
'
The
late
Staff
Sergeant
Bowen
of
Smithers
had
been
appointed
to
the
post
but
he
passed
away
before
taking
over
his
duties.
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Coal,
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Cartage
Storage
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Office
315
Second
Avenue
BOYS'
BAND
CAMPAIGN
Tentatively
Decided
to
Stage
Carnival
as
Culmination
of
Week's
Effort
Committee
Named
At
a
meeting
ot
representatives
of
various
organizations
held
Monday
night
to
go
further
into
the
possibilities
of
rehabilitating
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
the
concensus
of
opinion
appeared
to
favor
the
idea
of
a
centralized
campaign
in
aid
of
the
band
rather
than
having
each
organization
assume
it-"
self
responsible
for
providing
one
or
more
hew
instruments.
It
was
tentatively
decided
to
stage
a
Boys'
Band
Week
to
raise
funds
winding
up
with
a
big
carnival.
With
that
end
In
view
a
committee
will
go
further
Into
details
of
such
a
campaign.
Dr.
Neal
Carter
was
named
chairman
of
the
committee
and
W.
H.
Tobey,
secretary-treasurer.
They
were
given
authority
to
add
.to
their
number.
i
In
attendance
at
Monday
night's
meeting,
at
which'
the
views
of
the
various
organizations
were
expressed
by
their
delegates,
the
following
were
present:
Fred
Wesch,
who
presided;
W.
H.'
Tobey.
who
acted
as
secretary;
G.
W.
Johnstone;
W;
H.
Derry
and
Dr.
Neal
Carter
(Rotary
Clubh
members
of
the
Boys'
Band
executive;
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLeod,
representing
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire;
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllin,
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion;
Arthur
Sutton.
King.
Edward
High
School;
Qllff
Bartlett.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce;
Jack
Bulger.
Gyro
Club;
George
J.
Dawes,
Canadian
Legion;
James
Smith;
Moose
Lodse;
Reg
Hobson,
Toe
II.;
George
Anderson.
Sons
of
Norway;
Bruce
Stevens.
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Guild;
Fletcher
Hemmons,
Files'
Lodee:
-Frank
Derry.
Prince
Ruoert
Trades
and
Labor
Council;
'
Sam
Jurmain
and
Martin
van
Coten.
F'ks'
Lodge,
and.-A.
Black-
hall,
Oddfellows.
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Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
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'
Mrs.
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saivus:
P.
H.
Kvx
iTnvprness:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
O
I
Mills.
New
Westminster;
E.
M.
MacBrayne,
Victoria;
E.
II.
Dnim-mond.
Mrs.
H.
Amidon
and
W.
L
MacDonald,
Vancouver;
J
Matthews
and,
Mrs.
J.
E.
White,
Atlin.
Royal
Cyril
D.
Morgan,
S.
H.
Alton'
and
C.
Johnson,
Vancouver;
M.
Jarvls,
Bums
Lake.
'
Savoy'
:
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Mr
and'
Mrs.
A.
Granerud,
Terrace;
II.
Guest,
Vancouver.
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a
Dally
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25c
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'
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History
Maker
and
Man
Of
Destiny
in
Balkans
'
Passes
Away
in
Paris
.
IContinuea
trom
Paee
li.
thronement
of
the
dynasty
was
voted
and
a
Hellenic
republic
proclaimed.
Venlzelos'
administration
was
short-lived.
He
suffered
a
heart
attack
arid
In
June,
1924,
he
resigned.
Three
times
more,
however,
he
returned
to
the
premiership.
He
came
back
In
July,
1928,
because
of
a
crisis'
between
the
royalists
and
the
republicans,
staying
in
office
until
May
21,
1932;
took
up
the
reigns
again
In
June,
resigning
In
November
to
make
way
for
a
coalition
government,
and
served
again
from
January
to
March,
1933.
Assassins
Seek
lib
Life
Eleutherios
Venlzelos'
was
born
August
23,
1864,
at
Mumiaes,
Crete.
Educated
at
Canea,
Syra,
and
Athens,
where
he
took
his
degree
In
law
in
J
887,
he
returned
to
Canea
to
practice.
Drawn
into
political
life,
he
came
into
prominence
in
1897
as
one
of
the
leaders
in
the
Cretan
uprising
against
Turkish
rule
and
steadily
increased
his
power
and
Influence
In
the
succeeding
decade,
becom-
ii
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DiJLT
NEWS
Wednesday
Mirth
i,
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Except
for
a
few
stray
fish
which
have
been
taken
by
retail
stores,
there
had
been
no
landings
of
hail-but
up
to
this,
morning
following
the
opening
of
the
1936
fishing
season
at
.the
iirst
of
the
week.
With
a
good
sized
list
of
passengers,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert;
Capt.
H.
E.
Neddcn,
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
N
from
,
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Qceah
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock'
this
afternoon
for
An-yox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return,
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
lng
premier
for
the
first
time
In
1910.
In
the
tempestuous
career
that
followed,
there
were
several
murder
plots
against
him
and
hi
1920
he
was
seriously
wounded
by
would-be
assassins
in
Paris.
The
most
recent
attempt
occurred
in
June,
1933,
when
a
party
of
gunmen
fired
on
his
automobile
and
his
wife
was
wounded.
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Imrtriil
Tobacco
Comply
Cigarette
and
tobacco
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
THIS
PLOT
&3
DIFFERENT
What
Happens
When
a
Man
Over
Forty
Falls
in
Love
Is
Told
In
'Accent
on
Youth"
"
At
times
frivolous
and
at
other
times
tenderly
sympathetic,
"Accent
on
Youth."
mid-week
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the.
Capi
tol
Theatre
here,
is
the
story
of
a
man
who,
having
passed
forty,
finds
himself
more
madly
in
love
than
ever
before
in
his
life.
Herbert
Marshall,
a
successful
playwright,
Is
the
man,
and
the
object
of
his
affections
Is
Sylvia
Sidney,
his
se
cretary.
There
are
some
hilarious
situations
as
a
rather
unique
romance
is
developed,
the
story
coming,
to
a
happy
and
appropriate
ending.
The
film
is
adapted
from
a
successful
Broadway
stage
play.
New
songs,
sparkling
comedy
and
colorful
dancing
choruses
;
give
background
to
the
musical
''Collegiate,"
which'
is,
the
other
end'
of
a
double
bill
program.
Frances
and
Langford,
who
has
achieved
"some
the
note
as
a
singer,
has
an
Important
role.
Jack
Oakie
is
cast
as
the
ne'er-do-well
nephew
of
a
rich
old
ere
N
the
tobacco
b
methods
of
packaging
and
duced,
the
world
Scientists,
j-
behalf
of
the
a
still
greater
This
is
as
.
ucts
ranks
among
.
to
be
engaged
New
ideas
improvements
pany,
Others
abroad,
for
your
Our
experts
To'day
one
of
England
to
find
one
of
our
notes
on
a
to
Canadian
travel-wise
.
While
wc
make
toward
receptive
to
We
conduct
-
experiments
for
improvement.
of
Canada,
Limited.
factory,
Montreal.
COMPANY
OF
1
L
J
I
I
J
"
J
"STOP
ACTING
Xct
my
an
t
on
gill
who
in
A.
'
Here's
the
Class
of
'36!
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G
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L
LEG
I
ATE"
With
Joe
Penner.'Ned
Sparks,
Jack
Oakie,
Frances
Lanjford
Oakle
Inherits
a
girls'
school
can
ya
'maglne?
Joe
Penner1
h,
bankroll
and
Lynne
Overman
and
Ned
Sparks
are
the
sen
'
notes
In
this
singing,
dancing,
romancing
college
mutiMii
(At
7:03
&
9:40
wusicaii
lady
who
wills
him
a
girls'
seminary.
Lynne
Overman,
Joe
Penner
Ned
Sparks
also
contribute
to
fun.
Try
a
Daily
News
classitled
advertisement
for
best
results.
industry
progress
is
constant.-
Cron
raisnif.
harvastinrf
nirinit
T0N,G,IT
&
thursdTT
Last
Complete
Show
at
8J4
YOUR
AGE!"
tnililt
Lindt.
3
aid
as
th
with
him.
CMrt
mm
M
HIBn
At
8:24
"(Shows
Once
Only)
DOLLAR
IN
NKW
VOKK
NEW
YORK,
March
18:
(n,
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
j
discpunt
of
l-16c
on
the
New
York
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
i
I
1
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Improvements
in
mannfnriiriYiit
merchandising
arc
continuously
being
intro'
over.
inventors,,
chemists,
arc
striving
always
on.
tobacco
industry
toward
newer,
better
things,
that
smoke
satisfaction
may
be
yours.
it
should
be.
The
manufacture
of
tobacco
prod'
the
world's
leading
industries.
Wc
arc
proud
in
it.
come
from
all
parts
of
the
globe.
Some
recent
have
originated
with
the
Imperial
Tobacco
Coin'
wc
have
adopted,
co-operating
with
manufacturers
benefit.
arc
on
instant
call
for
special
service
anywhere.
our
mechanical"
engineers
may
be
embarking
for
investigate
a
new
packaging
device.
Next
week
may
leaf
experts
hurrying
off
to
the
Orient
to
take
revolutionary
discovery
in
soil
treatment,
valuable
growers.
It
sounds
exciting,
but
to
the
experienced,
members
of
our
staff,
it
is
all
in
the
day's
work.
arc
naturally
proud
of
the
contributions"
we
progress
in
'the
tobacco
industry,
wc
arc
always
new
ideas
from
whatever
source
they
may
come,
these
ceaseless"
researches,
investigations
and
believing
that,
as
in
all
tilings,
there'
is
always
room
,
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V.
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