artlmj
ami
..
maitimuii
m
to
C-9m
sktes
mas-,
he
sold
in
a
sinrk
hoar
wiftthoat
a
ward
from
any
I
On
Wawt
no
-crt
A
V
nikt
?h
A
nteii-
'
Hitler's
Policies
Against
Jews
can
Younp
People's
AsiaUon1?00"1
lurnea
.MitHeas
in
tales
T
held
its
final
business
meetinf
ef
I?ri,a,n
the
season.
Darin
the
Session
iu
itr
lac
recent
years,
however,
il
has
at-.
Volunteer
Motor
Carps
of
the
Bos-tained
campltte
mrainatioa.
ton
chapter
of
the
Red
Cross
will
Letpsip
had
shared
huMR!tal
carried
lj0
needy
pattenU
,f
,
J"!
bBt
homes
to
hospitals
In
the
ij-
eott
bv
Jewish
mereha.ts
follow-;
Jcn
mp
Ute
Nati
repirae
in
Germany
the
market
at
the
city
nearly
TOnisae.
The
resnlt
nave
been
tmMKI.
There
has
been
-
a
year
to
Ger
Irespondinp
profit
QHoy.
-
iarHMUkp
an
annual
loss
-
of
-
'
:
The
-
bippest
X
H
far
sales
Grrraau
ships
fr
carriape
of
four
limes
A6rtM
.
i
uw-
new
ot
imim
HAL
I
a
year.
THE
WORLD'S
GOOD
NEWS
wili
amt
tt
r
U
(tn
4ai
tfctck
THE
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MONITOR
lMmto1
Omit
Smtffn
MAT.
MllMUtc
ttc
tT
Ml
I
SIK
imttuii
a
eor-
Retires
After
Career
of
Satire
on
Canada's
Great
I
The
Globe
and
The
News.
iHTa
final
arrangements
were
madt
"
"
LONDON.
April
:
-CP
-
Tor
the
banquet
to
be
held
oi
'
TORONTO.
April
23:
iCP)
MilUoas
change
hands
at
th
Mar
7
and
ihe
service
of
Mav
9.iSni
Hunter.
T-year
old
dean
of
bile
of
an
eyelash
at
the
Londor
These
will
end
a
verv
success-CMdin
cartooni.
ha
laid
fnr
sale
where
half
the
skins
ful
year
of
wrk
with
the
n-;dw,,
he
Pn
for
n01
lhc;l
con
iroca
Canada,
the
res!
from
anees
on
the
right
side.
ihlt
rf?nlurT
caricatured
lead-
Ras!,
AMtralia.
United
Sute
After
the
business
sesaion.
Misftrs
of
Cnada
a
poHtkal
life.
He
Persia
ai
Sovth
Anerica.
K.
Lanjt
oi
the
Japanese
alissioi
'h)t
rvtired
cartooniat
of
tat
F-acXof
the
CO
borers,
who
at
showed
several
fihw
on
ltf
ir
jToroBt
SUr-
remains
tend
tfc
Swear
Hoe
aessiop
Japan.
These
were
not
only
eoa-IJ
rtoait
eaner-
has
k
w
ttttle
idfcsyncracie
eatimr
bt
eatcttaiBin.
At
thej"7
a
flKk
t
a
peK
il.
the
elosiaa
close
of
the
evening
the
members.
.M"nter
w
Moop-Aoulder-f
an
emi,
a
aap
of
the
nnr.
fajoytd
tW
Siil
refreshments.
!
lFlebad
and
chia-whis-
Bat
the
ancOoneers,
perched
on
ivnA
-Old
Man
Ontario"
was
one
then-
Bslnm.
i
Uw
sita.:
CL.'
.of
Canada's
finest
cartoon
char-
'
"
"
.
T
1
1
J
1
1
I
ant
wiMraer
eierks.
know
each
,
r
r
.
.
laelertiations.
worked
for
Toronto
is
auncnea;
!
newspapers
since
the
nineties
Second
StarteJHi
wwrk
'Pfared
in
The
World,
the
m
hams
a
the
Kute
room
PALFJUtO.
Italv.
Anril
3
"is
defl
'e-work
pave
a
soft,
EwT
Wr
Mle
mm
several
aew
naval
patrol
ship
was
Hunta-'aT
.
J
to
dravviajrs
Mac'
weeJcs
ami
each
aoctWeer
selb
ed
here
yesterday
and
the
keel
laid
'Jt
W
.
T1;
"d
tw
kits
a
zaiaate
farseeen
hoars
far
a
new
destrover.
j
Whit
rev
in
the
oM
days
and
his
a
aajr.
rar
years
LASdoa
haarnVd:
'
""-""en
ig
taiier-cay
can-
?7.K000
Of
the
worWs
5.-
1LWE
AIDED
ll.m
www
annual
la
mover.
Danari
c
bqrtov
ca
to
res
of
Kinp,
Bennett.
Henry
land
Hepburn.
He
t
a
reed
to
poliU
eal
cartooninp
when
he
was
past
after
sheading
seme
years
in
western
Canada.
His
art-work
was
af
a
hiph
or
der
and
his
cartoons
invariably
had
"poach.-
Thouph
they
were
nsaalrr
pood-aalared.
h
roused
the
ire
of
the
late
Armand
Laverpae
"'""e
with
"
a
a
cartoon
cartoon
tie
the
i.
t-ij
BUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
suuee
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.-
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
RC.
-
nnalal
stapid.
Slim
ami
scaahrrjr.
Haat-r
worked
npretentioasly
at
his
.
There
he
dipested
the
news
of
the
Dominion
and
the
world,
rapidly
creating
cartoons
thai
found
their
way
to
editorial
desks
with
eo!eklihe
regularity.
They
were
drawn
at
reproduction
sixe
Early
is
his
career
Hunter
often
stated
lepislative
chambers
to
sketrh
his
subjects
at
first
hand
;bnt
later
he
drew
from
photo.
prapH.
)
Hunter
left
h
drawinp
board
..when
the
fisaiup
season
came
and
'hurried
to
the
wood.
His
appreciation
of
nature
was
reflected
in
man?
a
cartoon.
Resident
o
B.C.
For
Half
Century
tranci
Da
idon
Pa-
In
Vancouver
"here.
He
Recently
Moved
From
Vieteria
Day
For
Soldiers'
Plot
Queen
Man
Chapter
I
O
I)
E,
To
Hold
Annual
Canvass
Tomorrow
The
npkeep
of
our
soldiers'
rrares
ia
Fairriew
Cemetery
is
Ihe
soeeial
care
of
the
pave?
cooaeaittee
of
Queen
Marr
Cnap-
ter.
Imnerial
Order.
Dauphters
of
the
Empire,
whose
members
hold
an
annual
tap
day.
to
provic
plain
bat
lastin?
headstones
and
also
to
arranpe
a
memorial
ser
vice
on
peeoration
Day
when
flowers,
flajrs
and
poppies
are
placed
on
the
prases
and
the
cenotaph.
The
Canadian
Lerion
and
the
Women's
Auxiliarv
also
ake
part
in
the
service.
Tomorrow
the
annual
tar
dar
for
this
nurpose
is
beinp
held
in
prince
Rupert
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Settlement
in
the
sum
of
$150t
was
reached
at
Ketchikan
thi.-wk
in
th
action
broupht
apainst
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
ay
by
Mrs.
Smith
who
about
a
year
ap
sustained
iniuriM
in
fallinp
down
a
comnanionw?
aboard
tbp
steamer
Prince
No
rah
on
which
she
was
travelling
as
a
rassearer.
CanL
Willian
Palmer,
who
was
master
of
Uk
Princess
Norah
at
the
time
of
th
accident:
Alex
Gordon,
chief
enpineer:
E.
C.
Cornelius,
rwr-
r.
and
Mrs.
lippett.
stewardess
here
aboard
tfc
PrisMu
Norah
yeaterdar
afternoon
rt-
tarniap
Soath
aftor
kaviP
mm
to
Ketchikaa
as
defence
witnesses
ia
the
cas.
Taere
were
siitx-two
nassav
er
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Aerafc
which
was
in
port
from
1
to
5
oo'cwck
yesterday
after
Joothboaad
from
Skapway
to
Vaneonvw.
Thrvw
miuanH
disembarked
from
tk.
v.M
Away
while
Tree
boarded
W
W.
fM
the
south.
Four
bafiaavt
reuse
Is
Mid
..
.
leatches
tofeHinp
poands
ANCOUER.
April
23:
-!at
Seattle
yesterday.
Ther
were:
Franc
U
Davidson,
a
tedont
af
Tlene.
MAiva
c.
t
ar
j
-
"
v.-
o
.
aaa
iHntasa
otumba
for
half
a
eeo--c:
KmoI
snar.
nxu
a-
tarr.
who
moved
to
Vancouver
and
-
rwui
isu
'itiv
ot.
three
years
ajto
from
Victoria
and
7c:
II
admit
?A
t
vtr
Wr
wJHikg
1
k.
,iul
"r-t
r
j
.
i
.
-
-
-
'
ir.
i
wtc
ai?o
nan
I
'
:
?
iW
imurxla
at
cnJ
whirk
U
-.1
tWJM-VN
EXS
OCciSCUER
i'rc.
AW1
S:
,CP
-
fsb!
rder
that
the
day
s
Wwn
Hmjbes
had
been
at
work
hard!
n,
nmj
1
cleaned
up
ear!r
MiZS
""
J
r'Tut
peaeral
particitwn
n
brotaea
mrme
when
x
wo-
n
j.k.
-
tm
a
ftresaept
ih
local
Fh
Exehaape
will
ro
iDedroaBi
tain
a
hanV
ivv,
k.
;
.
-
-
....
...
lcefped
to
hold,
crashed
into
hfea
moraine
-.r
Mar
1
rtaal
arv
:
(with
soch
force
that
his
leg
was
rivinr
af
that
time
will
hare'
4o
n-.-.a
.rr
natil
next
dar.
i
Feature
7
4
&
9
"53
Farewell
Supper
For
Theatre
Man
Fred
Read
Honored
by
Capitol;
Staff
Before
Leaving
For
Coronation
Following
the
last
show
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night
mem-bers
of
the
staff
repaired
to
the
Boston
Cafe
where
a
pleasant
farewell
supper
was
tendered
as
a
sur
prise
honor
to
the
popular
assis
tant
manager.
H
F.
Read,
who
leaves
by
this
evening's
train
for
New
York
where
he
will
-embark
aboard
the
Queen
Mary
shortly
to
attend
the
Coronation
in
London
with
the
expectation
of
being
away
about
the
months.
The
feature
of
the
erealns's
pro-
ceedmes
was
the
presentation
to
Mr
Read
on
behalf
of
the
staff
by
Manager
D.
G.
Borland
of
an
album
containing
the
personally
autographed
photographs
of
each
member
of
the
staff
as
well
as
a
handsome
set
of
pipes.
Satiable
sentiments
were
expressed
by
Mr.
Borland
in
wishing
Mr.
Read
"bon
vcyage."
The
latter,
who
was
taken
ccmn!etely
by
surprise,
replied
ap
propriately.
F.
A
MacCaHum.
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
who
was
also
a
guest
spoke
briefly
and
presented
Mr.
Read
with
a
set
of
coronation
ash
trays.
Those
present
were
Mr
Read.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Borland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MaeCaltum.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Amadto.
Miss
Florence
Rose,
Miss
Beatrice
Hunter.
Miss
Vivian
Wra-thalL
Mrs.
Jane
Hodgkinsoa.
John
GarotanL
Georpe
Dibb.
Don
Pass-more
and
Carl
Smith.
Kitkatla
Band
j
Is
Coming
Here
Native
Yilue
Musical
(r-nirJ
lion
Ha
Ruine
Meeting.
This
Week
'
KITKATLA.
Anril
S:
Th
Kitkatla
Concert
Band
held
.!
easiness
meetinp
Monday
evening'
n
e
Tillage
hall
with
Presf-!eat
Henry
Colltsoa
in
the
chair
'-d
Lawrence
lanis
actinp
as
see-
retarr.
E.
H.
Gamble,
honorary
President,
was
the
principal
speaker
of
the
Mcniar
It
n.
J.
cided
to
complr
with
the
1
ary
presideaPs
phui
to
Lake
the
band
to
Prince
Rupert
for
Caro-tation
Dar
and
staae
a
there.
WORE
HAIR
LONG
LONDON.
April
SJ:
CPi
In
connection
with
tbe
Onrooatim
'
is
recaSed
that
when
Edward
VII
was
crowned,
vocoen's
hair
wasj
long
and
worn
high,
over
a
frame!
in
Pompadour
jtyie
The
nea-poi
landle-
knot
w
popular
;
Mr
r
mm
.
BRUISES
r
Grrea
quick
rcfief
1
4
FADE
SIX
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Prldar
AM)
British
Earl
Sails
For
Spain
With
Food
For
Loyalists
jMEf
M5S??f
.
Jlmaammmmttl$l4almaay
-
SSSBb
s'
mrmw
mumumumuY
3mwr
anmumamjBantmumumunumumumi
aumunm!
jmmaammmVvaf
SVv
-W
SmaLunmmmmmmmmTmmul
jhIbBB!
mfe
5..
hwBaummummunmumummai
Ills
sympathies
..'.:
the
embattled
Lojiliit
goverr.xer.:
of
Spain
utt;
:.:.:-...-:
L.r..
.he
British
Eat
I
of
Kinnoui
puiis
a
stout
rope
aboard
his
trawler
Mino
a
h?
saiL
far
S,xiui
wnfc
a
shipload
of
foodstuffs
for
govern
men
fortes.
The
earl
donated
a
con
siderable
sun:
of
coney
in
addition
to
the
l&-ton
cargo
of
the
Mino.
He
declared
he
was
"appalled"
by
cor.ci.ur.s
he
saw
in
the
strife
torn
peninsula
on
a
recent
visit.
London
Controls
'
Final
Business
Drew
Punchy
Pen
Fur
Skins
Marts!
People
is
Held
For
Fiftv
Years!
J
POIGNANT
LOVE
TALE
-Green
Light"
Picturiution
Of
Well
Known
Novel,
Feature
Picture
on
Capitol
Screen
A
stirrinp
story
of
heroism,
sacrifice
and
love,
"Green
Upht,"
picturizatfon
"f
a
famous
serial
story,
comes
lo
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
as
this
week-end's
feature
offering.
Enrol
Klynn.
young
Irish
star,
who
made
a
name
for
himself
in
"Captain
Blood"
aad
"Charpe
of
the
Light
FJripade."
has
the
role
fa
young
surpeon
who
sacrifices
his
career
to
save
that
of
aii
lder
doctor.
Co-starred
with
him
;s
beautiful
Anita
Louise,
ior
whose
mother's
death
Flyaa
assumes
the
blame.
The
two
meet
at
the
home
of
a
devoted
hospital
"urse,
Margaret
Lindsay,
who
loves
Flynn.
A
poipnant
romance
f-IIows
In
connection
with
which
Sir
Cedric
Hardwicke
plays
the
:
;.rt
of
a
cleric
with
a
board
and
:cautiful
philosophy
t
life
who
becomes
the
confidante
of
the
;
three
yoanp
people.
A
climax
comes
when
the
youn?
doctor
i
nearly
dies
after
having
inoculated
himself
for
the
purpose
of
lexperiraeatinp
with
a
Tints
de-jsiened
to
control
a
dreaded
raal-ladjr.
The
older
doctor
eventually
clears
the
younpers
name
and
Miss
Lstrise
and
Flyaa
are
hap-jpily
suited
with
Miss
Undsae
valiantly
surrenderinp
her
affee-
MUD.
HEARTS
TORN
ASUNDER
BY
A
SINGLE
THAT
ONLY
ANOTHER
WOMAN'S
LIPS
The
magnificent
story
that
changed
a
million
readers
fives...
now
tri
umphantly
lights
the
screen
to
make
the
hole
world
wake
up
and
low!
E
R
R
O
L
FLYNN
ANITA
LOUISE
News
-
GUILTY
SECRET
COULD
REVEAL!
U
tfc.
urM't
WwM
nmMit
i4.li
i
U'yd
C
D..,l.,-
,
k.iM.IWr
m4
i.ri.l
..,
Green
Light
MARGARET
LINDSAY
Sir
CEDRIC
HARDWICKE
Walter
Abel
Henry
O'Neill
A
Frank
Borzage
Production
A
cowurvt.iT4N
WW.
A
law
TO,GI"
nd
SATl'RDAI
Comedr
-
Cartoon
Last
Show
Starts.
9
10
UJl
1
CORONATION
ee
Heserve
your
favorite
chair
along
v..'
a:
R.
C.
A.
Victor
Globe
Trotter
ana
near
in
eomtort
thp
fn-pntpt
hm-.i.
c
torj-.
It
s
the-event
of
a
lifetime.
Hear
it-r4
rL
t
get
it
direct
from
the
Heart
of
the
L-;.;.
D.t.X
1
sra-l
il-
m
.
.
.
TTUt
Af
lVtmSnt(r
llnanifal
ImaII..
:
j
with
portable
short
wave
transmitter,
will
mintle
srith
tkt
p-
uiors
and
another
will
describe
the
scene
at
tbe
AfcVrr.
R.
C
A
Victer
All
Wave
Model
ST3,
S75.O0
In
the
eTer.i;
4
F
the
Kins,
wi
:
Ills
words
wii!
be
an
Empire
ne
t
United
States
R
Prepare
now
:
thrill
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