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iSaturday.
April
.24,
1937:
Brotherhood
of
Service
The
British
Empire
should
be
a
brotherhood
of
service
to
the
world.
It
must
be
that
if
it
is
to
succeed
permanently.
The
idea
of
sitting
back
and
letting
the
rest
of
the
world
go
its
own
way,
fight
its
own
battles
and
not
caring
what
happens
is
the
wrong
idea.
If
iever,
there
is
to
be
a
worm
union
in
which
wars
Will
cease
it
has
to
come.Sicily
in
1350.
The
Baronv
of
cas.
about
by
all
taking
an
active
interest.
The
British
EmpireUel
Cicciano
was
gained
by
prof-
U
i.
J.
l
tl.
.1.1
1
if
o
Kin
marl
in
oval
mm.t..'nnnn
diiuuiu
uc
tut;
ureaiesL
lacior
in
ine
wona
ior
ueace.
rv-,urtiUm;M,
mi
a?
1
11
it
ji
CROWNING
Coming
Ceremony
Will
Reflect
'Progress
of
Gentler
Sex
'In
Affairs
of
Oritish
(Empire
LONDON,
April
24:
(CP)
-
llJeautlfuTly-gowned
women
may
!be
out-numbered
by
brilliantly-!
,unlformed
men
in
thesKreat
congregation
in
Westminster
Abbey
ion
Coronation
.Day.
.But
among
those
in
the
scinl
Mating
-crim-
son,
scarlet
and
blue,
.will
be
,wome.n
whose
presence
(empha
sizes
recent
historical
development
and
the
changing
status
of
women
in
a
changing
world.
Canadian,.
Aiwtnilian
and
-South
AfricaiiTborn
momen
who
.have
married
into
the,
peerage,
will
sit
with
those
whose
lineage
jlate!
back
to
the
Norman
-conquest.
Among
.peeresses
of
Canadian
birlh
are
the
Counters
of
Minto
and
Countess
of
Haddington,
daughters
of
G.
W.
Cook
of
Montreal;
Lady
Harding,
former
ly
Margot
Fleming
of
Ottawa
the
Marchioness
of
Donegal,
whe,
,was
Yiolet
.Twining
of
Halifax-:Lady
tie
Hlagneire,
the
Freneh
'Canadian;
Lady
Congleton,
si.stei
of
the.
present
Lord
Strathcona
and
the
two
Lady.Shaughnessys.
For
I
he
first
time
in
British
history
women
may
attend
the
Coronation
as
members
of
parlia
ment.
A
cross-section
of
all
parties,
Viscountess
Astor,
Eleanoi
Rathbone,
Megan
Lloyd
George
Irene
Ward,
Florence
Horbrugh,
Ellen
Wilkinson
and
Mrs.
H.
P.
Tate,
as
elected
representatives
of
the
people,
may
claim
their
priv
eiage
oi
seeing
the
King
receive
his
crown,
Incidentally,
he
wi'l
be
crowned
in
the
chair
which
the
suffragettes
tried
to
destroy
with
a
.bomb
shortly
after
the
ast
Coronation
in
1011.
Notable
Women
Two
women
appear
on
the
long
list
of
presentatives
of
British
possessions
and
.foreign
countries
and
they,
too,
mav
be
said
to
represent
romance
Qf
history
an
progress.
tThe
Most
Noble,
Mary
Sciher-
ras
:D'Amico
Inguarnez,
,Baron
ess
of
rDiarel-Bniet,
Bukana
and
Castcl
'
Cicciano,
is
the
seniot
member
.of
the
Maltese
nobility
1
...
.1
....
ann
oj
,tne
mree
.Maltese
representatives.
,About
.70
.years
of
age,
she
,is
,the
20th
baroness
of
this
title
.created
n
1350.
Small
iri
stature
and
a
famous
hostess,
she
entertained
King
Edward
VIII
vvhen
he
.visited
Malta.
Her
title
comes
from
the
Garden
of
.Djar-el.-Bniet
given
her
ancestor
by
Louis
.of
.Arragon,,
Serene
King
of
There
was
a
time
when
all
the
states
of
India
were
at'tuAr?er
n
representative..
war
with
each
other.
There
was
ceaseless
warring
and
bickering
and
absolutely
no
stability.
The
British
neoDle
steimed
in
and
-set
them
nn
the
marl
tn
tipjipp
SinP
tVip
MacKENZlE'S
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
-All
sizes
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KING
i
SWUNG-
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FURNITURE
$42.50
13.50
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off
to
sleep
naturally
and
healthfully
,on
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u
4vc
iun
un,
nun
uui
II
in
England
of
English
parents
and
is
now
spending
her
life
in
London
while
her
son
reigns
as
British
have
been
in
control
.there
has
been
no
war
of
any'J
SerBohriSeod0main,
ha,f
the
importance
and
the
people
of
the
country
have
be.en.edu--
The
title-
hasT
strange
history
cated
and
taught
to
carry
on
their.
own
affairs.
ThatisiEarly
in
the
joth
centuo-,
the
na-what
will
happen
some
dav
in
Eurone.
two
or
three
stronp-ive
Rajah
0f
Sarawak
found
his
A
II
,
.1.4
.
.0ln.nL
a..
f
countries
win
agree
to
control
tnose
that
want
to
i
trht'L-
"'e
t;"1"B
100
raucn
I0-,
and
:cause
turmoil.
Young
Canadians
are
a
little
inclined
to
draw
back
from
imperial
affairs
.and
to
think
that
they
will
be
all
right.
any
way
no
matter
what
Europe
may
do.
This
is
a
jman
to
help
him
out.
In
.gratitude
he
left
the
Englishman
the
kingdom
when
he
died.
"The
late
Charles
Rrooke,
second
mistaken
notinn.
Thp
wnrlrl
ic
so
emnll
tnrlntr
rW
p,a1
of
barawak,
was
the
nation
a
mn,,
or
1p
auZ
1
ven
.
v
va.
m-w
v.w
VUUV.HW
uiyuti
uwjibi
.uiiLC
vv
c
jiirniie
h.nrr
ahmon
tu
a.
all
feel
that,
we
have
made
a
great
forward
movement
fanee
is
his
wife,
who
writes,
is
toward
World
peac6.
.musical
and
lives
in
London.
Her
The
British
Empire
is
just
beginning
its
work.
It
is
held
u
!lh
n.ow;Raj'ah
ho
ucceeded
in
.
.
...
;,JI7
'famous
for
fightinir
fV,r,v
f
i.
.i
i-js
i
i
head-
lufic:i
u,y
tica
ji
aKnuiueiiu
aim
sen-interest
DUt
aiSO
It.
hunters.
snoum
be
hem
together
by
ideas
of
-world,
service.
Acting;
in
conjunction
with
the
United
States,
it
has
wonderful
power
.and.
each
year
will
see
that
power
increase.
People'
of
non-British
nations
that
have
thrown
in
their
lot
with
j
Canadians-will
feel
more
and
jnore
that
they
are
part
of
.
a
great
world
force,
stronger
than
any
other
human
force!
that
exists
a.nd
it
will
be
a
force
for
peace,
justice
and
I
right.
The
disintegration
of
the
Empire
would
be
a
cala-j
mity
to
the
world.
'
Canadians,
we
suggest,
may
.well
realjze
.their
.destiny'
as
a
strong
factor
in
Empire
affairs
and
through
the
Em-1
pire
in
world
affairs.
It
is
a
great
destiny
a,nd
one
of
which
to
be
proud.
j
Today's
(Baseball
National,
Lea
pue
Brooklyn
3,
Philadelphia
7.
Boston
0,
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
.2,
Pittsburg
3.
American
League
St.
Louis
4,
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
6,
Washington
4.
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East-
Monday,
Wednesday,-and
Friday
.5
p.m,
From
the,
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
apd
.Saturday
10;20
pm.
Fpr
Vancouver
Tuesday
2:3,0
p.ny
Thursday
9;30,pjn.
.Friday
..,
..M.,V
9;30,p.m.
.Stop
at
iht
Fraier
Jldtel
when
visiting
Stewart
or
Hyder.
The
only
steam
heated
hotel
In
Portiarld
Canal
district.
(tf)
m.i
English
Woman
Golfer
Weds
.
ilROOTBALL
Old
Country
Soccer
Pictured
in
bridal
array
after
their
wedding
at
-St
George's
Church,
Hanover
Square
Londop,
are
Lady
and
Sir
John
Heath-coat-Amory
The
bride
is
better
known
in
sporting
circles
as
Miss
Joyce
Wethered,
British
women's
golf
champion,
and
the
world's
best
woman
golfer.
She
met
her
husband
on
the
golf
links,
GIANTS
AND
CARDS
TIED
Both
Are
so
Far
This
Season
With
out
Loss
iiv
National
League
MPW
VflPIf
Anrll
04-
IPPl
Warn
VSrlr
OfOntc
hl-inlort
Rnitnn
1
BTOOlUVn
League
while
New
York
is
in
a
similar
fix
in
the
-American.
Yesterday's
scores
at
a
glance:
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
Cincinnati
3.
St.
Louis
5,
Chicago
.4.
Boston
0,
New
York
3.
Brooklyn
4,
Philadelphia
3.
'
American
.League
Cleveland
9,
.St.
Louis
1.
Chicago
2,
Detroit
10.
'
Philadelphia
7,
Washington
1,
New
York-Boston,
rain.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
(
The
Central
Hotel
KOOMSand
CAFE
Phone,
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
games)
National
League
W.
L
St.
Louis
3
New
"York
"
.
2
Pittsburg
.2
Philadelphia
2
1
Bees
three
tOinothintf
at
the
Polo
I
Chicago
0
Grounds
y
esterday
to
continue
un-
j
Boston
0
beaten
so
far
.this
season,
having
i
Cincinnati
0
now
won
thelrjirst
two
starts.
The
I
Pet.
1.000
1.000
1.000
.667
.500
.000
.000
.000
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
heralded
as!
American.
Leaeue
i
1937
pennant
winners,
won
five
to
'
w.
,L.
four
over
Chicago
Cubs.
In
another
petroit
2
0
National
League
game
yesterday,
Boston
.i
p
Brooklyn
Dodgers
took
the
measure
Philadelphia
...a2
l
oi
tne
pniines
by
a
close
lour
to
Cleveland
1
l
tnree
margin
at
Philadelphia
to
st
'Louis
-i
chalk
up
their
first
win
of
the
sea-:
Washington
..,1
.
2
son,
it
being
tne
Phillies'
first
de-
Chicago
4
l
.2
feat
after
having
won
a
couple,
'New
York
..A0
1
while,
in
the
fourth
at
Cincinnati,'
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
beat
the
Reds
.
four
to
three.
.FIRST
IN
20
YEARS
In
the
American
League,
the!
Pet.
1.000
1.000
1
-.667
,500
.333
.333
.333
.000
f
Detroit
Tigers
pounded
out
a
10
to
GLASGOW,
April
.24:
(CP)
,g
two
victory
over
Chicago
White
Sox,
J"mona
nhite,
ljueen's
Park
for
their
second
victory
without
a
Koalkeeper,
ordered
off
the
.field
g
defeat
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
i"
a
recent
Scottish
League
soc-
p
easily
downed
the
Washinaton
cr
trame
with
St.
Johnstone,
was
Senators
seven
to
ope.
The
game
'ater
suspended
for
4
'days.
;lt
of
New
York
Yankees
with
the
vas
the
f,'rst
time
in
20
years
Red
Sox
at
Boston
was
rained
out.
tnal
a
p'aJ'erof
the
famous-amc-Cleveland
had
an
easy
nine
to
one
eur
,!'UD
nas
come
under
the
victory
over
St.
Louis
Browns,
referee's
ban.
Teams
so
far
.
unbeaten
this
sea-j
'
son
are
St.
Uuls.
New
York
and'
Don't
.forget
when
vlsitln?
Port-Plttsburg
ta
the
National
League
land
Canal
that
the
Frazer
Hotel
American.
71
ll
Cincinnati,
afd
h0510"
Boston
,n
and
the
18
the
best"Pla
to.stop.
'
(to
Chicago
have
so
far
been
unable
'
to
win
a
game
in
-the
National
mid
26
MEETING;
XUMysi
'-eMiamptoi
,Larjre
Attendance
-
at
.Annual
Gathering
Jack
Preece
President
The
annual
.
.raveling
of
.the
OJ1L
v
DZ.
DECANIER
You
Mill
apprrclate
tlir
rich
quality
ami
rare
flavor
oMtits
fine
whUky
.
..
l.If
nJc!
from
choice
old
liigliland
mails.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PinilUHY
CO.
LTD.
m
SELECT
LUHISHV
Charleton
Athletic.
1
n.il
Chelsea
2,
Arsenai
o.
Grimsby
1,
Everton
0
..Leeds
.,!,.
Sunderland
0
Liverpool
1,
Hudder
m;i1
i
.Maneuver
Xiy
i,
SMfou
Prince
Kupert
football
assocja-
udnesdav
1
tion
.was
held
iin
the
Canadian;
MidllIe;1.rou,rh
,
rw.
r
Lesion
club
rooms
on
Friday
,.
.
.
.
"
,J
yim"
evening
with
a
Yery
larxe-alteiwH
'
T.ort,mouth
(()
ance
of
ome
seventy-five
players
qm,
j
and
delegates.
,
Stoke
5.
Brentfonl
i
Hugh
K.Ulin,
the
president,
was
w
t
nrnmw,,.h
,
in
the
chair
and.
gave
a
resume
tester
United
0
'
of
the
year's
activities,
also
cornel
jScottish
LeagueFirst
Diri
i
menting
on
the
poor
attendance;
ArbrQalh
j,
J3UJfermnne
1
and
lack
of
support
of
the
past
DUnd0.-l.
St
ihrm
o
two
.years.
'
Hearts
5.
Albion
0
he
secretary,
-G
J.
Itawe
(ueen
of
Souln.
s
gave
his
rjwrt
and
the
books
Kilmarnock
0,
Qut-en
pa,i
i
showed
that,
although
the
season
j,layW
(yesterday
i
was
not
exactly
a
financial
-sue-
!
cess,
the
association
(U1
not
fin-
HOXINC
SHOW
BAIUtF.D
ish
in
the
red.
GLASGOW,
April
21
!(;
Thu
lprtinn
nf
officer.s
thon
r?-.-..-
.t:i...
i
i
.
took
place
as.
follows:
1
a
baxinir
Lout
betww,
p.I
Honorary
President.
Prem
er
T.
i
...
D.
Pattullo.
amljluddy
Baer
At.
Kei
"in
Ik-
Honorary
Vice
President,
Olof
Anril-21.
l.m
m!..
,.,.'
'
1
1
1
n.in
ill
T)
'
r
i
i
ic.iiuuiu,
oik
i
irat.
given.
itirst
vice
.
-president,
Lasty
Vink.
Second
Vice-President,
Harry
Robb.
Secretary,
Roy
.Van
tlr
Sluys.
Board
of
.Control
William
Raid,
Bert
Mogan,
J.
Anslow.
S.
mrrie,
c.
u.
aoungman
ana
j.
A.
Frew.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
gave
a
few
remarks
on
the
subject
of
foot
jpr
.assisiance
lo
the
jumor
.u-
rociation.
.voies.ni
jnanJts
were
fve-iec
to
past
oiticers
and
al
:
f
:
s
B.
JIacdonald
and
Howard
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