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EDITION
EDITORIAL
FULL
OF
COMMUNISM
Rev.
J.
G.
Inkster,
former
pastor
of
the
largest
Church
in
Victoria,
recently
expressed
the
hope
mat,
no
rresDyienan
youtn
would
attend
the
Youth
Con-1
gress
at
Toronto
in
May.
He
said
the
Congress
was
full1
of
communists
and
anti-Christians.
Special
youth
ser-j
mons
are
to
be
preached
in
Presbyterian
churches
on
May'
15,
that
day
being
known
as
Empire
Youth
Sunday.
j
Catholics
throughout
the
country
have
been
forbid-'
den
to
participate
in
the
Third
Canadian
Youth
Congress
i
because
of
its
communistic
tendencies.
It
is
claimed
that
trip
Ynnth
the
"League
for
Peace
and
Against
War
and
Fascism"
something
to
be
avoided.
It
seems
clear
that
subversive
teachings
and
propaganda
is
encouraged
by
Communists
in
all
parts
of
the
continent
with
a
view
to
stirring
up
discontent,
especially
among
youth.
AGREEMENT
WITH
IRELAND
The
announcement
that
an
agreement
has
heen
sir-
rived
at
between
Britain
and
MWwelcome
signs
of
the
times.
For
many
years
there
had
'
lfosn
hostility
between
the
two
countries.
The
Irish
people
have
'feTftTifey
had
a
grievance
and
probably
they
had.
At
'
any
rate
nothing
was
to
be
gained
by
either
side
by
hold-'
as
if
Premier
Chamberlain
is
a
man
who
can
settle
differ-1
ences.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
he
has
lifted
the
curse
of
Cromwell
and
rid
the
country
of
the
superstition
that'
England
and
Ireland
are
natural
enemies.
1
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i
Monday,
April
25,
1938.
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PITTSBURG
WINS
AGAIN
Firates,
With
Six
Victories,
So
Far
Unbeaten
in
Major
League
j
Season
I
CHICAGO.
April
25:
(CP)
Diz'
Dean,
playing
against
his
former
teammates
yesterday,
allowed
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
only
four
hits
and
shut
them
out
by
a
score
of
5
to
nothing.
It
was
Dizzy's
second
victory
in
as
many
starts
this
season.
The
Cardinals
had
won
their
first
victory
of
the
season
last
Friday
but
lost
a?ain
on
Sat
urday
and
Sunday.
j
Pittsburgh
Pirates
made
it
six
straight
wins
without
a
defeat
so
far
this
season
yesterday
when
they
again
defeated
Cincinnati
Reds.
New
York
Giants
made
it
three
straight
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodg
ers
yesterday
to
assume
runner-up
position
in
the
National
League.
In
the
American
League,
Cleve-I
land,
having
so
far
won
five
games
and
lost
but
one,
are
now
leadinu
the
parade.
Week-end
Big
League
scores
were
'as
follows:
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
American
League
Washington
7,
New
York
4.
Boston
10,
Philadelphia
4.
Cleveland
6,
Detroit
3.
Chicago
4,
St.
Louis
5.
National
League
New
York
8,
Brooklyn
5.
Philadelphia
1,
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
2,
Pittsburgh
6.
St.
Louis
0,
Chicago
4.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
New
York
1,
Brooklyn
0.
Philadelphia
0,
Boston
2.
St.
Louis
0,
Chicago
5.
Pittsburg
2,
Cincinnati
1.
American
League
Boston
4,
Philadelphia,
10,
Washington
3,
New
York
4.
Chicago
3,
St.
Louis
4.
Detroit
4,
Cleveland
9.
The
standings
to
date:
National
League
W
L
Pittsburg
C
0
New
York
5
1
I
Chicago
4
2
Boston
'.
3
2
j
Brooklyn
2
4
I
Philadelphia
1
4
St.
Louis
1
5
('Cincinnati
...
1
5
Pet.
1000
.833
.667
.600
.333
.200
.167
.167
American
League
I
Cleveland
5
1
833
Boston
4
2
.667
Washington
3
3
.500
Chicago
3
3
500
St.
Louis
3
3
.500
'New
York
3
4
.429
Philadelphia
2
3
.400
Detroit
1
5
.167
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0
A
A
1
n
S
IN
EASY
WIN
Edmonton
Girls
Hae
No
Difficulty
In
Disposing
of
Toronto
Consols
72
to
28
i
EDMONTON,
April
25:
(CP)
In
'
the
first
iame
of
the
finals
for
the
Canadian
senior
women's
bas
i
ketball
championship
here
Satur
day
night,
Edmonton
Commercial
Orads
had
no
difficulty
in
disposing
of
Toronto
Consols
72
to
20:
The
Grads
are
defending
the
title.
Attack
Trade
I
In
Marij
nana
LONDON,
April
25:
(CP)
A
move
by
Scotland
Yard
to
stamp,
out
traffic
in
marijuana
has
been
made
following
a
court
statement
that
Andrew
Vanderberg,
Canadian
war
veteran,
sentenced
here
to
10
!
years'
imprisonment
for
gunplay
:
was
under
the
Influence
of
the
drug
at
the
time.
A
product
of
Irv
'
idlan
hemp
plant,
marijuana
may
be
eaten,
drunk
or
Inhaled,
The
most
pppoular
form
of
taking
It
is
in
cigarettes.
The
News-Chronicle
declared
a
gang
with
a.
distributing
centre
In
Soho
had
become
increasingly
ac-.
jtlve
"and
the
cleverest
men
In
the
Yard's
dope
squad
have
been
put
on
the
track
of
pedlars
of
cigar.
I
ettes
containing
this
dangerous
rrJdrug:
Enormous
profits
are
madal
and,
as
is
often
the
case
In
the
Illicit
drug
trade,
the
customer
Is
frequently
swindled.
"Addiction
Is
held
resoonslbk
for
many
murders,
suicides
andi
particularly
sexual
assaults.
It
dlf-
i
fers
from
opium,
cocaine
and
al-'
cohol
because
It
does
not
produce!
a
craving."
WESTERNS
WIN
GAME
Defeat
Ottawa
Grads
to
Go
One
up
In
National
Senior
Basketball
Finals
OTTAWA,
April
25:
(CP)
Van-
couver
Westerns
defeated
Ottawa
Glebe
Collegiate
Grads
by
a
score,
of
35
to
33
Saturday
night
to
go
one
ahead
In
the
national
men's
senior
basketball
finals.
It
was
a
close
and
exciting
game.
A
wlth-
.erine
attack
brought
the
Grads
up
t0
within
tw0
points
of
the
West-
cms
as
he
game
ended.
Gunners
Tie
With
-Wolves
Close
Finfch
in
English
Football
League
as
Season
Nears
End
:
LONDON,
April
25:
CP
With
the
season
nearing
its
close,
Arsenal
and
Wolverhampton
are
now
tied
for
the
leadership
of
the
English
League.
First
Division,
foo"tball.
Both
teams
won
their
games
on
Saturday.
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Reach
the
mosi
people
iu
cicj
and
district
wltri
au
uoyertlsement.
tp
the
Dllv
Newi
ifil
'Mourners
Startled
As
'CorP!i
Wakesi:
her
Sits.
Up
As
Preparations
Being
'
Made
For
Funeral;
Similar
Case
in
Jamaica
i
j
Scarborough.
'Tobaeo.
April
I
25:
(CP)
Evan
Manswell,
a
resl-'she
dent
of
this
southern
West
Indies
Island,
who
was
believed
to
have,
died,
surprised
relatives
and
friends
gathered
for
his
funeral
by
sitting
up.
The
70-year-old
man
was
as
astounded
as
were
the
people
wht
had
gathered
to
attend
the
last
rites
for
him.
He
had
gone
InU.
a
trance,
so
similar
to
death
that
preparations
for
his
funt-ral
had
been
completed.
Manswell
recovered
slightly
but
died
shortly
afterwards.
Relatives
were
still
uncertain
as
to
whether
the
Tobago
man
was
dead
or
in
another
trance,
and
no
announce-
ment
was
made
until
three
hours
later.
(The
strange
case
recalled
Ja
malca's
"Mother"
Jones.
The
90
year-old
negress
terrified
her
"mourners"
by
rising
from
her
cof
fin
last
lAugust.
She
had
been
CANADA'S
CHARTERED
BANKS
VALUE
YOUR
GOODWILL
VXfllETIIEIl
'
leal
with
a
bank
or
wlietljer
"
you
don't,
Some
time
soon
say
the
very
iwxt
time
you
are
passing
the
hank's
cloor
why
not
drop
in
and
get
acquainted?
You're
sure
of
a,
welcome,
hecau.se
the
hank
manager
wants
to.
know
you.
So
find
out
for
yourself
what
kind
of
fellow
he
is.
And
before
you
leave,
take
a
good
look
at
his
staff.
The
head
offices
are
manned
and
managed
by
just
that
sort
of'
man!
Every
general
manager
in
Canada
started
in
the
banking
business
as
a
junior
in
some
small
branch,
and
rose
from
the
ranks.
This
This
is
is
you
your
introduction
course
of
uhich
you
little
of
in.
mystery
and
hoie
in
the
bus
'justness
of
much
of
service
there.
is
Imnking
in
Caiuula.
,
CtnadV.
chartered
lianL.
want
your
giwill.
It
it
oay
i,y
goodwill
that
LanLi
make
a
living
and
banker
are
your
fllow-ci
tirna,
the
ame
aurt
of
-ile
aa
yint
Of
courae
LanLrra
have
heard
all
the
old,
threadhare
joLea
a)Kut
the
hanker'a
glaa
eye,
din
delight
in
humiliating
worthy
oula
who
ak
for
loanaevru
that
grand
old
cheatnut
alout
lending
the
umbrella
when
the
iuu
ia
thining
and
taking
it
hark
when
it
raina.
So
if
you
think
you
have
a
new
joke,
drop
in
and
apring
it
on
your
local,
Lank
-manager
he'll
appreciate
it.
And
if
it
turna
out
he'
heard
it
before,
he'll
atill
have
hi
aene
of
humour
handy
enough
to
get
a
chuckle,
ahould
you
chance
to
tell
him
that
the
hanks
are
being
held
retootible
for
the
la
teat
aiorme,
or
for
the
ion
of,
the
hockey
game,
or.for
hi
own
neg.
lect
to
aummon
proitierity.
from
jiit
around
the
corner.
Vhich
thouhl
prove
to
you
that
your
banker
ia,
after
all,
a
very
human
pcraon.
He
likea
people.
All
bankrra
like
people.
And
they
want
people
to
'like
thtm.
llanka
want
to
be
helpful.
They,
realie
that
they
aucceed
only
ai
the
people
of
the
com.
munity
ucceed.
Enlighteoed
aelf-intereat?
Well
ye
but
not
altogether.
Your
local
manager
will
tell
you
that
hanka
are
not
itifl
necked;
that
they
do
not
enjoy
refuting
loan.
TheyVl
be
fw,li.li
if
they
did,
for
goodwill
ia
the
whole
core
and
pith
and
aubtlance
of
tucccaafiil
baokiog.
pronounced
dead
by
two
constables,!
and
according
to
the
custom
during
the
hot
season,
packed
In
Ice
to
alt
burial.
I
Five
hours
later,
she
rase
from
coffin
and
gave
an
elaborate
description
of.
a
heaven
where,
she
said,
there
were
no
men.
A
month'
after
her
"first"
death,
the
Jamai-
ca
negress
died
a
second
time,
and
,
officials
of
the
poor
house
where!
was
taken
after
her
sojourn
In
"heaven"
said
there
would
be
no
return
this
time.
:
(An
icepack
as
a
"cure"
for
death
reached
fad
proportions
In
Jamaica
before
Kingston
doctors
discouraged
the
practice,
declaring
that
normally
1
such
treatment
would
expedite
rather
than
postpone
death.)
Aged
Mother
Of
Ketchikan
Man
Dies
In
South
KETCHIKAN,
April
25.-
Mrs.
Susan
Burley,
mother
of
C.
R.
Bur-,
ley
of
Ketchikan,
died
In
Tacomai
at
the
end
of
the
week.
She
was'
eighty
years
of
age
and
had
many
friends
in
Ketchikan
where
sho
formerly
resided.
to
a
series
of
chats
in
the
'
uill
It
surprised
at
Imu
Ue
your,
bank!
Get
to.
know
the
manager.
If
you
know
him
already,
he'd
like
to
know
'you
better.
Talk
things
oyer
with
him.
Con
u
1
1
him.
He'll
be
glad
to
advioe
you
on
anything
within
the
acope
of
hia
banking
know,
ledge
and
authority.
He
is
a
part
of
hia
community.
More
than
that,
he
i
a
good
i
i
turn,
because
be
i
amioua.to
m
helpful
to
hi
ffllow-cilueua
in
every
jermiMible
way.
You
have
all
aorta
of
uiterral.
iuconimon.
Uecauac
of
the
town
taiea
you
both
pay,
you.
are,
really
buaineita
partnera
in
the
ctHnmunity.
Then
why
shouldn't
you
know-each
other,
underitand
each
other,
better?
He
knowa
that
hia
aiMx-ee
a
a
bank
manager
depend
firit
upon
making
luinaelf
uaeful
to
people,
ami
then
upon
hia
ability
to
get
along
with
them.
Hi
.whole
future
i
wrapped
up
largtly.ia
thoe
two
thinge,
and
well
ha
know
ill
A
bank
Sa
in
butineaa
to
aril
hanking
service
where
uch
aer.
vice
ia
needed,
and
where
it
will
do
the
cvmuiuiiity
mot
gum.
So
the
hanker
of
popular
jet't,
the
culdyed
being
who
cau
only
aay
"No",
ia
a
inao
of
fiction
only.
A
we've
laid
before,
bank,
want
and
need
your
goodwill.
No
bauLcan
get
along
without
it.
Telling
the
facta
ia
probably
the
bet
melhoil
of
winning
it.
Intelligent
people
like
plain
talk.
S
in
the
talk
to
follow
we
hall
be.frank.in
giving
you
the
facta
about'
bank,"
bank,
ownrrahlp,
bank
opV'ralwhV"
caah,
currency,
loan
and
inter,
eat.
We
would,
like.you-
to
rrad
them
all.
THE
CHARTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
Tour
focnl
branch
Unk
manager
u
tll
be
glad
t
talk
UU.
uithyou.
lleuUl
be
glad
to
answer
you
standpoint
of
his
ou-n
experience.
The
Lt
artMe
Ztui
series
uiU
appear
in
this
neustaper.
Watch
for
it.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
YouH
Jump
Out
of
Bed
la
tU
Morning
Rtrin'
to
Co
The
llt
ihouUI
pour
out
twe
of,j.
.
IbttiM
kU.
into
jour
bowel.
UC-
ffif
Unot
flowing
frelr,fourfoKjrwn':;.t:
It
iutt
decari
In
the
bowel.
ywr
tonuuh.
You
get
eoiutliti
BuLR
IWiMIU
0
into
U
bodjr,
M.i
unk
nd
th
world
look!
p
,k,
-,w,"w.
Amen
bowel
moTrmrn
t
dmii't
tlwin
.1
at
tb
rtiM.
You
nwl
wmrtt
1,
th.i
en
th.
lW.r
u
well.
It
Ukn
tl.U
,S
Carlef
e
LltU.
Urn
Pill,
pound!
of
Lil
flowing
lnt
knj
aixL'
ft"up
and
up".HrmlM
kA
Ui
tCi
make
tht
Ml
flow
freely,
Tar.
I
vu,
7
of
caknuel
but
hava
no
calomel
or
twin?
th.m.
Aik
for
Carter1!
Link
UtntlSi
am
I
atuttorni
rcf
aw
iartiui
ikTzL.
Tune-Up
For
Spring?
Winter
Has
Been
Hard
on
Your
Car
...harder
than
you
think!
The
strain
of
cold
starts,
sklddy
roads,
and
uncertati
weather
lias
pulled
man
parts
out
of
adjurtmen'.
Now
Is
the
time
to
flush
away
the
winter
worn
c
and
sluggish
water
system
adjust
wheels
and
brakes
tune
up
the
motor
Take
advantage
of
our
sper-lil
rate
for
COMPLETE
to-spectlori,
clean-up
and
lune-up
and
be
rure
of
trouble-free
spring
driving.
ROYAL
MOTORS
General
Motors
Dealer)
3rd
Avenue
Phone
52
"Service
With
a
Smile'
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Ii
Good
,
.The
Itooroj
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Frlendlj
The
Hates
Are
Rtasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brasell
N.
M.
Brasell
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Eicbanj
Bloc
PUONE
658
LUMBER
AT
MILL
C-lnch
and
8-inch
CI
0
fl()
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Untrimmed
v
No.
1
Common
2-inch
Ol
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1
For
Prince
Itupert
Delivery
Phone
UILLSIOB
Billmor
Spruce
Mills
mmmmsmmmmmKswms
timiikk
s
tu:
x?''
There
will
te
offrred
i-
'
,llo
ftUcttun
at
noon
i.n
'Jim;
l3e;
In
the
;!
"rouef-
trict
ForeeXer,
Court,
iu
u
the
ucnice
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altuaited
on
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rr-
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yeara
win
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of
timber
lt,tcnd
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any
one
unaoie
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th
awtlon
in
penoii
mw,
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b0ii
aealed
.tender,
to
toe
cpene.1
"
of
auction,
and
trra
Witt
s
vnbtAw
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c
rcn"
thet.Chiet
ftorcster
v
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or
the
nieitjrtot
Forester
n
TIMItKK
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pub'
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win
.
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1
pis-'
Jlme.
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In
Wie
VMioouvf
,trlct
nttrier.
Court
licit
vw
t,
the
Ltcewe
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to
till
"fijocn
or
m,
ot
ruoci
cedar
and
rj
m
llvfo
arerls
on
nclvvrdon
?Uceni
I
win
Sound,
ad
joining
r.
I.1207P,
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and
1099P,
QU
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v,nr
will
be
aJlocu
movil
fof,'
MinijW.
unable
to
attel1'
ttovKlea
ny
une
iilw
awct-lon
in
)crsoiit
rt7
bfi
fceaJfd
tender,
to
l
,yt1"1
'i
wd,
,
of
ouotOon
and
treated
"
",
frcm.itlw
Chief
M!.
SL's
Ri
.
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or
tbe
lViot
Forester
M49
Everybody
reads
tne
I"11?
KewJ
There's
reason.