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t
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Affair
Last
Night
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DAILY
EDITION
IS
CHURCHILL
THE
MOSES?
Winston
Churchill,
who
has
followed
the
family
policy
of
Independence,
has
sounded
a
clarion
call
for
support
of
.the
League
of
Nations
and
for
resistance
to
the
German
.expansion
policy.
He
is.appealing
to
people
of
all
political
faiths
m
Britain
to
take
a
stand
with
him.
He
.strongly
urges
tne
speeding
up
01
rearmaments
and
the
extension
of
the
treaty
with
France
to
take
in
a
number
of
other
countries
including
Jugo-Slavia,
Rumania,
Hungary
and
Czecho-Slo.vakia.
Mr.
Churchill
rather
likes
to
play.
a
lone
hand
in
poli-tics
but,
in
a
time
of
stress,
he
may
easily
.collaborate
with
all
who
agree
with
the
policy
he
is
advocating.
The
by-election
in
-Buckinghamshire
Thursday
which
gave
the
government
a
large
majority
may
tend
to
check
the
aspir-
CITY
MANACER
PLAN
There
are
now
475
cities
in
United
States,
Canada,
Puerto
Rica
and
Ireland
that
have
city
managers,
according
to
statistics
compiled
in
Chicago.
Of
the
93
largest
American
cities
eighteen
per
cent
have
adopted
the
plan.
The
latest
city
to
fall
in
line
is
Verdun
in
Quebec
province
and
Chicago
is
seriously
.considering
placing
its
affairs
under
a
manager.
The
plan
started
thirty
years
ago
and
has
grown
of
nnl
lir
nt.i.
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iiRITISII
EMPIRE
j
The
English
language
is
sadly
lacking
a
wprd
,to
ex-
press
.What
is
meant
by
the
British
Empire.
In
the
first'
fplacejit
is
not
an
Empire
in
the
historic
sense
and
neither!
is
it
a
commonwealth
of
nations,
although
that
term
comesi
nearer
the
mark.
However,
the
word
Empire
is
much
.easier
.to
say
than
commonwealth
,of
nations
so
most
people
use
it
and
know
in
a
general
way
what
it
means.
I
In
the
first
place
the
Empire
means
the
United
King-;
Klom
of
Great
Britain
and
Ireland
which
provides
the
lighting
sea
force.and
is
planning
the
main
part
of
the.air
:
defense
force.
Then
there
,are
the
other
self-governing
;
nations
such
as
Canada,
Australia,
New
Zealand
and!
South
Africa.
In
addition,
there
is
the
great
Indian
Em-j
pire
with
various
governments
all
owing
allegiance
to
the,t
.same
ruler
as
ourselves.
Further
there
are
numerous!
colonies
such
as
Newfoundland,
West
Indies,
British
Guiana,
:Hong
Kong,
Singapore,
Kenya,
Aden
and
Ceylon.
Finally
there
are
,
the
countries
an.d
colonies
such
as
Palestine
and
East
Africa
which
were
,placed
under
the
mandate
of
Britain
following
the
war.
It
can
be
seen
that,
with
such
a
variety
of
interests,
government
of
the
British
Empire
is
no
easy
task.
While
nominally
much
of
it
is
self-governing
the
whole
has
to
be
co-ordinated
and
this
co-ordination
takes
place
from
London.
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Saturday,
May
21,
1938J
RACE
IS
TIGHTER
Cleveland
Retains
One
(lame
Lead
In
American
League
(iiants
Keaten
Again
in
National
Washington
Senators
yesterday,
retained
the
leadership
of
the
Ameri
can
League
by
a
margin
of
one
point
.over
the.
Boston
Bees
wmr
n
h
00
xtxt
clitcya-irtnr
vornttr
nvAr
National
League
w
L
Pet.
New
York
;
19
7
.731
ChlcagDj
!
17
12
.58G
Boston
12
li
.522
Pittsburg
13
13
.500
Cincinnati
14
14
.500
St.
Louis
12
13
.48C
Brooklyn
12
18
.400
Philadelphia
6
17
.261
American
League
Cleveland
19
9
.ations
of
outsiders
and
give
the
rest
of
the
country
'
the
Boston
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xta..
VniP
York
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c
uiea
mat
ine
people
are
sun
iavorame
to
tne
unamner-lain
policy,
provided
it
guarantees
proper
defense
of
the
country.
Churchill
may
possibly
be
the
political
Moses
but
he
'Philadelphia
will
have
to
do
a
lot
of
missionary
work
before
he
can
Ist-
L0"
7
hope
to
topple
the
present
National
government
in
Bri-'n
i
o
'
.tain.
'Port
bmiDson
9
New
9
Washington
17
14
Chicago
9
11
Detroit
11
15
.423
8
17
.320
19
.209
All
preparations
have
been
made
for
a
big
celebration
at
Port
Simp
son
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
next
in
connection
with
the
observance
of
Victoria
Day.
There
will
be
the
usual
program
of
field
and
water
""".v
'e
vmt
uniy.
u
ims
natl
a
lew
setoaCKS
sports.
There
will
be
baseball,
soft-
inrougntne
reversion
ot
a
city
nere
and
there
to
the
old
(bail
and
football
games
for
troph-plan
but
each
year
has
seen
a
.greater
number
appoint
iles-
VLsitors
from
Prince
Rupert
.managers.
The
.city
of
Buffalo
has
ordered
a
new
char-
j
and
elsewhere
are
expected.
,ter
to
.be
drawn
embodying
the
features
of
the
manager-1
.snip.
To
Celebrate
All
Preparations
Are
Completed
For
Gala
Days
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
SPORT
CHAT
,
has
endord
the
3,an-
the
$t.
Louis
Browns
at
St.
Louis.
The
.roistering
Cincinnati
Reds
blew
:lnto
New
York
yesterday
and,
Giants
were
.once
short
end
of
a
Royal
E.
J.
Dodlmead,
city;
R.
Ervlqk,
Petersburg;
H.
Christopher,
Van-.079
icouver?
Caleb
WiUiarns.
.Richard
X54
Carpenter
and
Joe
Saunders,
Bella
,625Coola;
S.
Honkawa
and
.M.
Ohashl,
.548
J
Port
Essington.
.4501
Prince
Rupert
A.
Jethcolt,
London;;
G.
E.
Blom-fleld,
Vancouver;
J.
Rukln
and
family,
Georgetown.
Central
j
A.
O.
Dahlberg,
Frances
Lake;
Bernard
Elsterman,
:North
Pacific;
B.
Mijohovlch,
Vancouver;
L.
D.
Gentry,
city.
Knox
John
Barseth,
city;
R.
Billmore,
Seattle.
Victoria
Day
RECALLS
TOUR
OF
'78
LONDON,
May
21:
(CP)
A.
J.
Webb,
one
of
three
survivors
of
the
English
cricket
team
that
toured
Australia
In
,1878,
.attended
a
reception
to
the
Australians
npvi
playing
in
England,
,Other
survivors
are
F.
A.
Macklnnon
and
,B.
W.
Home.
CELEBRATION
POUT
"SIMPSON,
iB.C,
May
23
and
24,
1938
Chairman:
J.
C.
McKay
Gen.
Secretary:
AUred
.Wesley
.Port
Siin'pson
Full
.Concert
Band
.wjlbe
In
attendance
PROGRAM
CHILDREN'S
SPORTS-Children's
Parade;
Boys'
race,
5
years
2nd
under;
Girls'
,race,
5
,and
under;
School
boys'
race,
7
and
pnder;.School
girls,
.7
and.pnder;
School
boys,
9
and
under;
School
girls,
9
and
under;
School
boys,
12
and
under;
;School
girls,
12
and
under;
School
boys,
14
and
under;
Schqol
girls,
L4
and
under;
School
boys,
16
and
under;
School
girls,
-10
and
under;
Boys'
7
sack
race.
CASH
PRIZES.
'
ADULT
SI'OUTS-Men's
,100
yard
dash,
open;
ladles'
75
wrd
dash.
open;
.Men's
220
yard
dash
open;
Wljeelbarrow
race,
open;
Men's
relay
race,
,4
to
a
team,
open;
Married
women's
race,
75
yards,
open;
Men's
block
race,
50
yards;
Men's
4
.mile
.race,
open.
CASH
PRIZES.
WATER
SPORTS
Canoe
race
(5,paddles.to
a
canoc)cAsh
prizes;
Outboard
motor
race,
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
Perpetual
Trophyi
Commercial
Boat
race,
Committee
Trophy;
Speed
-Boat
race,
T.
W.
Wallace
Perpetual
Trophy;
'Cruiser's
race,
Allan
Trophy
(at
present
held
by
VJ.
Pierce,
Prince
Rupert).
BASEBALL,
J.
S.
Morrison
Perpetual
Trophy;
SOFTBALL,
Com-mltteo
challenge
trophy;
FOOTBALL,
Committee
Challenge
Trophy.
All
elimination
games
of
baseball,
Softball
and
football
will
be
played
on
Monday,
May
23.
Final
games
611
Tuesday,
May
24.
llride-Weel
.
About
30
guests
gathered
at
tHe
.home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Dickers.
'Ninth
Avenue
West.
last
evening
jvhenllss
Edna
pickqnsand
Mrs.-Jack
Bond
were
Joint
hostesses
fit
la
shower
honoring
Miss
.IIUdA.
With
,fiotbaH
getting
away
to!
Bond,
a
June
bride-elect,
iuch.a-good
start.th.ls
year
.It
would'
The
.rooms
were
tastefully
decorum
time
for
the
Prince
Rupert
ated
with
pink
and
white
slrcair-
Fnnthaii
Association
to
consider
ers,
daffodils
ana
narcissi.
Mn"7.
the
question.QfiillawlngubsUtutes
The
guest
of
honor
was
present-
-v..-v.v-w,
....
,v.
during
a
came.
This
ea
wan
a
pins
ana
wpiw
DasKei
..Cleveland
Indians,
.by
downing
the
ISSSfi
hv
.containlns
several
.pieces
.of
en-
"
.
.
?
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J
1
Ttin
.'.....Inlln,.
...c
iBriush
Columhta
t.'oqipaii
assoc-;!.'.
.
.iMm-an""
iation
and
is
used
in
its
variousjade
by
Miss
Tlntle
Bond
and
'
'competitions.
The
Prince
Rupert
miss
usveiyn
Alexander.
junior
fooioau
Association
also
-Bridge
was
played.
-The
winners
I
t
n
r
if
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1
.
.
.
...
f
(Pebbles
Dickens
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Al-'
There
;can
be
little
.Said
Jikatost
exander.
it
ntiir
than
the
old
time
tradl-
Delightful
,
J
iciicsuuicuus
.wmc
when
the
smoke
of
battle
had
,
th
0(1
MrWid
at
midnight
and
community
again
on
the
-
'
ther?
Jt
falr
nlng
to
a
close.
snui-oui.
ine
.
;..'.
,,-
r
,
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
.E,
Giants'
margin
of
league
leadership
J
Q
c,ub
natur.
Dickens
sr.,
Mrs.
J.
Bond
sr.,
Mrs
was
cut
to
three-and-a-hal
games
turJQVllt!i
best
ejeven
atthe
H.
a
Vnndersluys,
Mrs.
J.
Camp-as
a
result
of
the
victory
of
the
sec-
"J
.',
eh.
bell,
Mrs.
J.
Lawrie,
Mrs.
R
end
place
Chicago
Cubs
over
the
Phillies
In
a
slugfest
at
Phlladel-jphla.
The
Clnncinnatl
Reds,
by
virtue
of
their
victory,
moved
Into
a
tie
for
fourth
place
with
the
slipping
Pittsburg
Pirates
who
lost
to
the
Dodgers
at
Brooklyn.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Cincinnati
4,
New
York
0.
Pittsburg
5,
Brooklyn
7.
t
Chicago
16
Philadelphia
7.
St.
Lotils
at
Boston,
postponed,
rain.
American
League
New
York
at
Chicago,
postponed,
cold.
Boston
16,
St.
Louis
2.
Philadelphia
5,
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
5,
Detroit
2.
Washington
3,
Cleveland
6.
The
league
standings
to
date:
best
Scnerk-
Mrs-
w
.
Mrs.
.P.
stinted
is.
therefore,
the
next
player
'
0,1
1
the
roster
.of
the
team.
f0"'
Hale.
Mrs.
Mrs-
S.
V,
Haudenschlld,
"Vn,0'
Mrs.
n
ih'o
nr
imm-innt.
nnalP
f
H.
.Oawtliornc.
Mrs.
S.
E.
Alexand
the
ue
ion
praxtowh
Uiat
!
f
ett
A'
'E
I
JliL.
,hr.h
n
.f,,,,
R
not
Dickens
ir-
Mrs.
F.
EllLson,
Mrs
Last
Thursday
the
tavy
had
Arm
strong
hurt
and
later
McMeekln
was
damaged.
Casey
Vlnk
.very
fcpofUnaly
oKered
to
.allow
the
Navy
;to
put
.on
another
player.
But
the
laws
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Foot-bail
Association
do
not
permit
this
arid'the
Navy
could
not
accept
the
!
offer.
So
the
Navy
team
was
crip
pled
and
the
victory
of
the
Mer
chants
,
lost
some
of
Its
worth
because
ihey
beat
a
weakened
team.
Let
the
Football
Association
meet
at
once
and
make
the
necessary
change
in
their
coastltutlon.
It-will
be
a
progressive
step
and
will
be
lor
the
good
,
of
the
game.
Hotel
Arrivals
Kjf
T7vtrll
T.I
.
I
wt
Scne
."hiL
W.
1
"Z:
Mi.ss
l
Mrs.
J.
Bond
Jr.
City
Jail
Is
Edna
Dickens,
Empty
Today
Last
Boarder
at
Chateau
Rrrrn.
wood
to
.Check
,OutI'his
After-
,
noon
The
city
lock-up
will
be
cliar
of
prisoners
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
when
the
last
boarder
In'
Chateau
Greenwood
will
check
outjl
j-I.t
is
he
second
Urns
In
three
and
I
a
half
years
that
the
Jail
has
been
!
empty.
1
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nnilll
M1U
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Phones
18.and
84
P.O.
Uoi
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This
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not
jjublLshea
of
displayed
by
the
Liquor
.Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
qf
.BrlUih
Cplumbli.
NEW
FRUIT
Strawberries
and
Cherries
From
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Reach
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Stores
There
are
few
changes
in
the
prices
of
staple
goods
on
the
local
retail
market.
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a
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several
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i
a
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1
1
1
1
1..4
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lor
vne
10c
a
1
reiaii
murKcv.
racefl
u
dead
hefe
H(
w
They
are
California
fruit.
British
Jearfi
old
Columbia
strawberries
are
due
about
the
middle
of
next
week.
The
opening
strawberry
price
of
the
season
,1s
25c
per
basket.
!
Owing
to
the
backward
spring,
new
fruits
and
vegetables
are
Very
late
In
arriving
this
year.
However,
a
few
new
lines
are
gradually
be
ginning
to
make
their
appearance.
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for
visitors
and
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
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Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
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Due
Vancouver,
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a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
.Monday
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If
convenient
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purchase
tickets
at
office
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Reservations
and
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