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TWO
THE.
IXUL?
NTWfl
Saturday,,
April
17
JM7
'"Reach
Uhe
most
people
In
city
Frazer'
Hotel,
the
-or.lv
THE
DAILY
..NEWS.
The
Letter
Box
and
district
with
an
advertisement
heated
hotel
1n
Portion
irttLNCE-KUPEKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Daily
News.
iituated
at
Hyder,
B.C.
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Kxcept
Snnday,
by
1'rlnce
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
K.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
;
1
Congratulations
Congratulations
are
centainly
coming
to
Nelson
Allen
and
the
large
company
of
men
and
-women
vvho
staged
the
opera
"H.
M.
S.
Pinafore"
this
week.
They
put
up
an
excellent
entertainment,
probably
the
best
that
has
ever
been
presented
hitherto
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
hope
that
next
winter
they
will
prepare
another
of
the
light
operas
in
a
similar
manner.
'Cabinet
Solidarity
To
what
extent-members
of
a.governmenbshould
agree
on
matters
of
policy
or
to
what
extent
they
might
disagree
and
still
remain
members
of
that
government
is
always
a
rather
debatable;
question.
It
is
generally
recognized
that
they
must
all
be
in
"agreement
on
matters
of
general
policy.
For
instance,
Liberals,-as
a
party,
are
favorable
to
legislation
which
will
protec
the
workers
and
see
that
they
get
reasonable
wages.
This
is
shown
in
the
legislation
that
has
been
passed
in
British
Columbia
such
as
the
minimum
wage
laws,
the
old
age
pensions,
the
workmen's
compensation
and
other
Jaws.
It
is
also
shown
in
the
recent
effort
to
put
in
force
a
health
insurance
law.
Any
person
opposed
to
the
general
principle
of
protection
of
the
workers
cannot
very
well
be
classed
as
a
Liberal
and
could.-not
very
well
be
a
member
of
a
Liberal
administration.
In
Ontario
just
now
we
find
the
government
split
over
the
question
of
.labor
unions.
Premier
Hepburn,
Liberal
leader
in
that
province,
is
opposed
to-the
'Lewis
unions,-intimating
that
they
are
closely
allied
to
Communism.
Liberals
are
not
communists
and
refuse
toally
themselves
with.any
party,
such
as
the
C.
C.
F.
which
has
made
gestures
of
friendship
.and
mutual
help
toward
the
communists..
Some
of
the
C.
C.
F.
candidates
have
been
very
close
to
communism
if
not
actually
members
of
that
party.
Men
who,
although
not
communists,
were
allied
with
or
ganizations
of
a
.
communistic
nature
in
Ontario
have
been
asked
to
leave
Uhe
Hepburn
.government
because
they
were.
not
in
sympathy
with
the
policy
of
the
premier.
A
cabinet
cannot
be
divided
on
matters
of
important
general
policy.
Also
members
of
a
government
cannot
show
svm-
pathy
with
organizations
that
are
generally
opposed
to
me
poucy
omnat.
government,
'lhat
seems
reasonable.
In
British
Columbia
the,
government
is
a
unit
in
its
de
termination
to
stand
by
and
uphold
such
laws
as:prevent
the
oppression
of
'
the
workers
but
at
the
same
fim
tfiev
"Sure
good
Jobacco
is
in
own
bed
imoke-fiher."
"Right
1
Thot'i
why
stick
to
Sweet
Cops
I"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"TA
purest
form
in
whieh
tobacco
can
be
tmoktd."Jancet
m
i
3
STRR
RYE
A
iptclil
qutlity
old
rye
of
fine
Rtvor,
thoroughly
matured
in
ok.
Wff
J.
13
OZ.
91UO
Jl
25
OZ.
A
40
OZ.
Windsor
l
ords
in
liver
McGill
VANCOUVER.
April
17:
(CPM
University
of
British
.Columbia
Thunderbirds
last
night
defeated
Raymond,
Alta.,
Union.
Jacks
144
to
22
hvthe'
first
game
-of
the
:best
of
a
three
game
series
for
the
Western.
Canada
basketball
championship
and
the
right
to
advance
to
the
Dominion
final.
Eastern
Semi-Final
MONTREAL,
April
17:
(CP)-;
Montreal
McGills
lost
to
Windsor
Fords
57
to
17
last
night
In
the
first
of
the
semi-final
series
for
the
Dominion
basketball
cham
pionship
and
the
right
to
meet
the.
winner
of
the
Western
Canada
semifinals
for
the
title.
Scotland
Wins
GLASGOW,
April
17:
(CP)
Be
hind
one
to
nil
in
the
first
half,
Scotland
smashed
through
Eng
land's
defence
In
the
final
forty
minutes
of
play
today
to
score
three
goals
and
win
the
last
Inter-
three
to
one.
I
SPORT
CHAT
realize.
that
industries
are
necessary
to
progress
and
they
was
the
biest
do.all
they
can
to
encourage
people
to
invest
their
money
!ever
caught
there-
m;tne
province.
1
hey
take
the
view
that
we
need
industries
bubwe
cannot
afford
to
have
them
at
the
price
of
extremely
low
wages.
HOOP
SEMI
PO
RT
FINALS
NOW
U.
B.C.
Defeatsittaymond,
Wlta.
From
England
North
of
Tweeders
Come
'From
'Behind
to
Take'
Final
Inter--
national
Football
Match
Pilots
of
Ihe
air
arm
of
the
British
fleet
believe
in
keeping
fit.
Rousing
games
of
field
hoc-,
key
are
played
on'the
flight-deck
of
the
aircraft-carrier
Cour-'
ageoiis.
I
C
J.
Oliver,
vice-captain
of
the
New
Zealand
rugby
team
that
toured,
.Britain'
last
season,
ha
been
selected
as
a
member-of
the
cricket
team
lo
visit
England
this
summer.
Bt.
Bev.
Norman
II.
Tubbs,
as
sistant
Bishop
and
Dean
of-Chester,
is
a
Cambridge
University
soccer
blue
and
has
played
-for
'Corinthians
He
is
also
a
good
tennis
player.
1
It
'
was
announced
at
the
annual'
meeting
of
the
British
.National
Cyclists'
Union
that
the
organization
had
obtained
compensation
amounting
to
152,500
for
members
injured
in
road
accidents
in
11)30.
Daily
News
want-ads
bring.
AGE
GOVERNMENT
GUARANTEED
Ml
VV-
,M
"
"
""'Puh"
or
oispiayedDy
tht
Uqjiqc.
Control
Board
or'br
0.
AIM
CUP
TO
TIGERS
key
Championship
by
Taking
Deciding
Game
OALGAKY,
April
17:
(CD-
Sudbury
arising
out
of
the
fourth
I
Arsenal
-1,
Portsmouth
0.
-
Bolton
Wanderers
0,
Stoke-City;
Brentford
1,
Chelsea
0.
Derby
County
"fl,
Birmingham
1.
Everton
.
Charllon
Atheltic
2,
Hudder.sfield
Town
0,
Grimsby
Town
3.
Manchester
United
-2,
Middlesbrough
1.
Preston
North
End
2,
Manchester
City
5.
national
football
match
of
the
year
"V","-
a
n.
'
-
"
"
"
'
Sunderland
4,vLiverpool
2.
W
olverhampton
Wanders
Leeds
United
0.
-
FRIDAY-SCORES
Celtic
5,
Arbroath
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
marnock
2.
After
playing
a
324
-pound
!l
i
Black
Marlin
for
one
hour.
37
The
Scottish
'Crirkct
Union
U
jheld
at
'Glasgow,
Bellahouston
Park
at
An
APPEAL
LMitor,'
Daily
News:
!
I
wonder
if
through
the
medium
jof
your
valuable
paper
it
would
..be
possible
to
.make
an
appeal
from
your
vast
majority
-of
-readers
for
silver
paper
from
cigar-ettes-and
chocolate
bars."
When
you
come'
to
think
of
the
vasl
amount
destroyed
and
the
aiseful
purpose
to
be
obtained
from
such.
I
am
sure
that
vou
will
find
'-quite
a
Sudbury
Captures
Amateur
Hoc-
jfew.good
Samaritans
willing
to
save
every
piece.
I
am
making
this
appeal
on
behalf
of
an
8
year
old
little
Scottish
boy
who
has,
had
the
misfortune
to
lose
a
leg
Sudbury
ITigers
last
night
won
land
both
parents
-within
the
last
the
Allan
Cup,
symbolic
of
Canadian
senior
amateur
hockey
championship,
.(defeating
'North
.Battleford
Beavers
5
to
2
in
the
fifth
and
deciding
game
of
the
best
out
of
a
five
game
series.
EaHier1
yesterday
it
had
been
announced
that
the
protest
of
few
months.
He
requires
'and
i:
collecting
all
thefdlver
paper
obtainable
to
'purchase
"a
'wooden
leg.
Surely
there
will
be
a
"Silve.
Lining"
'.behind
the
Uark
clouds
for
this
poor
little
lad.
I
have
managed
to
collect
sa
little,
but
unfortunately
nol
nearJy
-enough,
as
he
requires
a
(great
leal.
I
.1,1
U
4
..!
:e
game
on
Wednesday
against
the
f""u
,
"
"
r,f,r,,.'s
Hkion
in
rfnUnr
wou,d
be
kind
enough
to
make
-
-
-
i
.1
,
.permit
the
replacing
of
the
net-minder
with
a
forward
had
been
thrown
out.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
in
your
.paperi
appuui
appeal,
.through
inrougn
that
ts
if
I
ram
not
asking
tx)
much
in
doing
so.
:
Thanking
you,
j
Yours
Sincerely,
!
MRS.
W.
BARTON.
I
(Donations
may
be
left
at
the.
Daily
ews
office
Ld.).
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Missions
7,
Seattle
5.
Sacramento
5,
San
Francisco
3.
Las
Angeles
6,
Portland
2.
IIUIM!
LAB'S
Hid
HAUL
LONDON,
April
17:
(CP)
A'
burglar
who
broke
into
the
Chel
sea
flat
of
Mrs.
Manning
Haine.-
stole
jewelry,
including
a
pearl
necklace,
and
furs
to
the
value
d(
nearly
$2,500.
o
Xomrny
'Stone,
impular
-Cardiff
"'fullback
who
represented
Wales
ias
a
schoolboy,
has
joinwl
the
!
nEglish
Bugby
.
League
and
is
Kil-
I''y'nJf
r
Barrow.
C.lN.'R.
Trains
minutes,
Mrs.
Richard
Sutton
of
being
unrl
tn
arranirp
n
ma'in,
'For-the-East-
Lawrence;
Kansas,
finally
Jandod
.against
the-
Australians
in
their
'Mondays,
Wednesdays
.and
Frl-
ie
nsn
ayaney,
Australia,
ic
1933
English
tour
lo
be
plaved
days
8
p.m.
oiacK
.uariin
rfunng
the
big
exhibition
to
be
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur
days
:
10:20
:p.m
.
'w
f-HOW
DOES
IT
LOOKl
j
I
FROM
THAT
ANCLE,
I
I
WHITEY?"
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LOOKS
COOO
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ANY
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BLACKIE"
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and
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&
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LIMITED
FamtJ
the.
world
f
Diiullm
of
the
finrit
Scotch
Whukj
This
advertiMment
ls"not
published
or.dlspIayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
tBoard
;or:byi
the
Government
of
British'
C61umbta.
Onyx'
"Archgrip"
These
shoes
arc
specially
designed
to
case
those
1
18,008
steps
(equal
to
.2,000,000
step
rpounds)
the
average
person
takes
in-a
-day.
improper
Fitting
iShoes
Do
More
Damage
Above
.the
Hips
Than
Below
We
Arc
Bxpcrts
in
Proper
(Fitting
Family
shoe
store
itD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
can
have
them
ALL
under
uhe
Home
Improvement
(Tb
am
A
thii
Kiiet
of
drrrtiwoittiu
Kpufuor(4
by
tbt
Naiiontl
Emplogc
anat
Conuniuioo.
bil
bttm
dt(ri;tl
tauflj
by
public
tpirid
(ooccroi
aad
Individual
n
t
con-llibution
towifdl
Ibn
"Nuloo-wldt
c6pmti?(
tlort"
tnriiiftd
by
(bt
'firliirmoi
A
Cuudt
in
ibi
Nadoatl
Empluroint
CuumjMioo
Act.)
TT'S
very
likely
that
within
the
J.
next
few
days
a.
representative
of
a
plumbing,
building,
'flooring
or
roofing
contractor,
or
of
a
painter
and
decorator
will
call
on
you
with
detailed
information
on
the
Home
Improvement
Plarj
and
how
it
can
be
lapplied
to
suit
YOUR
homeland
YX3UR
.budget.
Study
the
literature
each
tone
'rif
them
leaves
with
you:
'decide
on
the
specific
improvement
'or
im
provements
to
"be
started
this
sea-on
and
get
definite
cost
figures.
SIMPLIFIED
'FINANCING
-Any
contractor,
a
supply
firm
or
architect
can
help
you
arrange
a
Home
Improvement
Plan
loan
ifyou
necd
it,
to
finance
the
work
for
you,
lor
you
can
apply
direct
to
your.
banker.
No
security
or
eridonement
needed:
you
simply
-show
that
you
can
repay
in
monthly
instalments
(and
the
loan
ia
made,the
work,
proceeds,
vour
home
ia
.made
brighter
and
more
livable
and
mtn.tt
nttdfdjdbg.
'Fuji
infornMion
on
lie
lltmt
linprortmtnt-rUn
nd
uhtt
il
eouti
mtj'biobttmtd
from
your
local-tommil
ft,
tyur-Provincial
Chairman,
your
bank'
or
the
National
Employment
Commtuion,
Ottawa.
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
COMMISSION
UNDER
THE
.AUTHORITY
OF
THK
DOMINION
OOVKSNMINT
'B.
C.'InformationBureau
707
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of
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Scotia
Bldg.,
Vancouver
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