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cu
irom
decisions
of
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Supreme
Court
of
Canada
is
not
to
he
mat
e
a
nnrtv
miPstinn
TV,
i
'
Hutchison
Lake,
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.
nonl,
T
.
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"
,
A"C
",U"V"
"in
ap-
Dawson
White,
.03',i.
.
iu
miuuuii
is
uiuuuuceu
oy
one
01
tne
Conservative
Jeaders,and
backed
by
one
of
the
Liberal
leaders.
The
Social
Credit
group
oppose
it
because
they
disagree
with
the
recent
judgment
ot
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
and
are
hoping
that
the
committee
of
the
law
lords
of
the
1
nvy,Council
will
reverse
that
decision.
m
ine
appeals
to
the
Privy
Council
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to
be
scarcely
in
accord
with
the
general
trend
of
Canadian
affairs.
Canadian
judges
should
be
as
well
able
to
interpret
the
Canadian
constitution
as
British
judges.
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is
certain
they
are
m
a
better
position
to
understand
Canada
and
her
problems
than
are
the
privy
councillors
in
London
It
is
time
Canada
cut
loose
in
this
matter.
It
costs
a
lot
of
money
to
taKe
cases
to
the
Council
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5.':
s
,
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Addison,
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JACKS
UP
M.L.A.'S
practice.
'I
failure
to
inform
themselves
of
the
IS
THERE
A
BREAK?
.
jclty
s
wants-
It
becins
to
look
between
Premier
Mussolini
and
Adolph
Hitler.
ThV
British
government
is
said
to
be
making
progress
in
formulating
a
treaty
with
Italy
which
will
pave
the
way
to
a
better
understanding
while
Germany
is
finding
that
hen
alliance
with
Japan
is
not
adding
much
to
her
prestige
'
Premier
Chamberlain
seems
confident
that
he
has
avert-i
ted
war
for
the
nresent
and,
in
th
mg
the
factories
busy
making
war
material
so
that,
if
the
.
.
'
AA11Vi
Ml
iUai.1.1
1
11.1.
A
A
m
wuuuixjr
anuuiu
ue
caneu
upon
to
ngnt,
she
may
not
be
taken
at
a
disadvantage.
WHY
NOT
A
DUEL
It
seems
rather
a
pity
that
the
Liberal
party
could
not
stand
aside
in
the
contest
in
Dewdney
and
let
the
Conservatives
and
the
C.C.F.
fight
it
out
among
themselves
for
the
leadership
of
the
Opposition.
The
Liber-1
als
have
little
to
gain
by
contesting
the
seat.
If
they
win
!
they
still
will
be
no
stronger
than
they
are
today.
If
theyj
lose,
their
prestige
is
injured.
To
withdraw
the
Liberal
i
candidate
would
show
a
sporting
spirit
which
would
be
apreciated
by
many
people
of
all
shades
of
political
faith.
The
difficulty
in
this
case
may
be
that,
since
D.
W.
Strachan
has
been
nominated
by
the
Liberals,
it
is
up
to
him
whether
he
will
withdraw.
Also
the
wishes
of
his
supporters
have
to
be
considered.
The
probability
is
that
there
-will
be
a
three-cornered
fight
and
no
candidate
will
obtain
a
majority
of
the
votes.
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a
surplus
of
Bulkley
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wheat
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necessary
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Mondav
April
J!
WESTERNS
GO
AHEAD
Vancouver
Basketballers
Win
The
Series
From
Raymond
Union
Jacks
RAYMOND.
Aorll
11:
(CP)
-
Playing
at
Raymond,
Alberta,
Vancouver
Westerns
Saturday
night
defeated
the
Raymond
Union
Jacks,
perennial
Alberta
senioi
basketball
champions,
in
the
second
of
a
two
game
total
point
series.'
The
score
was
37
to
32.
Tru
Westerns
won
both
games,
the
first
by
a
score
of
49
to
40
and
the
series
86
to
72.
The
next
meeting
for
the
West
erns
in
their
pursuit
of
the
Dominion
senior'
men's
basketball
title
will
be
in
the
western
seml-flnai
against
the
Saskatoon
Grads
at
Saskatoon
on
Tuesday
and
Thurs
day.
First
Night
Ball
Game
Is
Played
Portland
Rearers
Defeated
Sacra
mento
Hollywood
Leading
SACRAMENTO,
April
11.
In
the
first
Pacific
Coast
League
night
baseball
came
of
the
season.
Port-
land
Beavers
defeated
Sacremento
f
Senators
by
a
score
of
9
to
6
at
Sac
.
ramento
Saturday
night.
i
Hollywood,
by
winning
a
double
I
header
over
San
Francisco
vester
'
day,
took
first
place
in
the
Pacific
ii
Coast
League.
I
Yesterday's
results
were
as
follows:
i
Hollywood,
4-3;
San
Francisco,
3-0.
i
ii
San
Diego,
6-4;
Los
Angeles,
1-5.
Portland,
4-3;
Sacramento,
3-4.
Seattle,
6-0;
Oakland,
4-1.
FEW
ARE
WEALTHY
Interesting
Survey
Is
Completei"
By
British
Liberal
Party
LONDON,
April
11:
(CPi
Th
British
.Liberal
party
has
found
as
a
result
of
a
survey
of
individ
TORONTO.
Anril
11:
(CP)
The
ual
wealth
of
the
country,
tha'
Ontario
legislature
havine
killed
three-quarters
of
the
population
Toronto's
bill
seeking
to
regulate
have
-'no
property
whatever
an;
7-
Privy
uuui;ji
and
aim
we
we
have
nave'the
coal
trade
and
license
private
on,y
eiGni
Percent
oi
tne
peopi'
i
particular
case
Hi
the
past
of
have
estates
amounting
to
mon
PeenjlO
w
ijuai
quarter
ici
ui
a
a
century
century
lotuwii,
schools.
aiay-oi
Mayor
Ralph
naipn
Day
uay
criticized
criticized
in
m
.Which
.which
anV
any
benefit
benefit
has
has
been
hppn
rfovivorl
derived
fmm
from
fV,r.
the
I
!Tcronto
Toronto
memherc
members
nf
tho
the
TTnn
House
fnr
for
lhan
$5000.
i
Warm
Weather
In
Los
Angeles
Eighty-Six
Above
Recorded
in
California
City
LOS
ANOELES,
April
11.
-
LOi
Angeles
had
its
warmest
day
in
fix
months
on
Saturday
when
the
thermometer
went
up
to
eighty-four
Steamship
Sailings
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Vancouver
Tuesday-Catala
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Thurs.
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Wed.
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Friday
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10:30
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I
Ss.
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p.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-April
8
and
22
Prince
John
10:30
p.m.
CHICAGO
GOES
UP
Black
Hawks
Now
Leading
Again
In
Stanley
Cup
Series
With
2
To
1
Victory
Over
Toronto
CHICAC
!,
April
11:
(CP)
Chicago
Black
Hawks
came
up
from
behind
last
night
to
beat
the
favored
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
two
to
one
in
the
third
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
final
series.
Doc
Romnes,
who
broke
his
nose
in
the
second
game
on
Thursday
night,
fired'
in
the
winning
goal
late
in
the
third
period.
The
Leafs
roared
a
futile
protest
that
the
puck
had
struck
the
post
and
actually
did
not
go
into
the
net.
It
was
a
hard
drive
from
thirty
feet
out
which
slipped
past
Turk
Broda.
Early
in
the
first
period,
Syl
Apps
made
the
one
and
only
counter
for
Toronto.
Voss
evened
up
the
count
for
Chicago
in
the
second
period.
Eighteen
thousand
fans
witnessed
the
game
which
was
played
in
Chicago
Arena.
The
fourth
game
will
be
played
here
Thursday.
A
win
for
the
Hawks
will
give
them
the
Stanley
Cup
and
the
world's
professional
hockey
championship.
A
Toronto
win
would
tie
the
series
up
again
and
necessitate
the
fifth
and
deciding
game
at
Toronto
Saturday
night.
GENERALS
WINJIRST
St.
Roniface
Loses
Out
in
Opener
of
Memorial
Cup
Series
TORONTO,
April
11.
Oshawa
32nerah
defeated
St.
Boniface
b.
score
of
3
to
2
last
night
in
the
11
"
i
opening
game
of
the
bwt
three
out
j
.i
urc
go
nit:
imai
sent?
iar
me
.Memorial
Cup,
emptematic
oi
world's
junior
heskey
champion
hip.
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...
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The
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skiddy
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and
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parts
out
of
adjustment.
Now
Is
the
time
to
flush
away
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Learn
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Tlay
Violin,
Viola,
Cello,
Bass
O.
C.
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212
Fourth
Street
Ear
Test
Conducted
with
the
"Resonoscope"
Free
Preparing
For
Gymn
Display
I
The
recreation
classes
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Recreation
Centre
are
to
be
continued
as
usual
for
the
remainder
of
the
month
and
the
centre's
final
dtsnlar
will
be
held
about
April
25.
In
all
Drobibility
the
display
will
be
attended
by
Ian
Eisenhardt.
pro
vincial
director,
and
also
by
Gerry
ng.
club
sw.a:
;g
golden
statues.
Matron
Rewarded
For
Fire
Rescue
n.
CtVomin
Natned
Amontotu
!
viuU,an
Human,
association
mane
Association
t,.r
Prince
Rupert
Recreation-Centre
to
Albert
and
Fanny
Fre
Continue
ror
ueniainuer
oi
Mom
Hi
IIAMll.
I)N
fltr
a.L
,
avliJ
jj
Mrs.
Hazel
Ri:n
.
f
u
Is
cited
for
the
r,:
-(
:
m.
cate
of
the
Rovul
Car-,
Z'f
their
burning
imo
Indian
Reserve
Dc-sbt
"iV.
.
.
each
case
for
rescue
f.om
ing
iouow:
In
Victoria
Harbor
Juriu:
18
Charles
Claike
HI,
..;,
E,;K
Man.,
April
17.
1937
unnn
utiver.
tamcr'or
la
gtur.
geon
River.
Alta.
June
21,
m
Frank
Plckernell
New
Wcm
-
,.
Mathelsen.
provincial
chief
instruc-
stcr
B
C
,n
Fl
R.,.r.
mi.
nu
win
bwjj
i.
r.mtc
.u-
the
during
summer
of
1S35
peri
auer
visning
rruicu
ucuihc.
The
tentative
program
for
the
display
is
as
follows:
Women's
Class
Demonstration
af
fundamental
gymnastics.
Girls'
Class
Wand
drill,
vaulting,
mat
tumbling,
ladder
pyramids.
Men's
Class
Demonstrations
of
fundamental
gymnastics,
apparatus
work,
wrestling,
boxing,
weight
lifting.
Special
Ft
iturr-
Fencing
danr-
Kenneth
Krath
W.;k
w
Sii
t
wakaw
Lake
Novrn:br;-
6.
IT:
Stanley
C.
Gan'"
Pi
zt
Km
Satk..
In
Christopher
Luk"
Eaa.
November
21.
1937
TORONTO,
Apr:
'
department
hrad
"
.
by
Mayor
Ralph
Ds
ead
the
new-
jpc
!
thf
y
can
pi
wide
'.
V.'1'Il
r
-.
f
-aily
".enter.:.
i
CP
be.
J..TK
lit
rat
i
40
OC
1JS
i-'jM
nits
auverusemem
is
not
puDiisnea
or
displayed
o.
wt
uquoi
C
ontrol
Board
or
by
the
Oovernmont
of
Br
I'
Ji
Ciiur'iia.
THE
MINING
INDUSTRY
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
gross
value
of
mineral
production
for
the
year
1937
is
estimated
at
$73,170,315.00
-
An
aD-time
record.
Practically
all
phases
of
the
mining
industry
show
estimated
increases
in
both
volume
and
value.
The
mining
industry
of
British
Columbia
is
experiencing
the
best
years
of
its
history,
and
mining
dividends
have
established,
a
ten-year
record.
Itecenl
Publications:
Annual
Report
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
for
the
year
1936.
Bulletin:
"Notes
on
Placer-mining
in
British
Columbia."
Brochure:
"Elementary
Geology
Applied
to
Prespecting."
(Revised
edition).
.
"Possibilities
for
the
Manufacture
of
Mineral
Wool
in
B.C."
Preliminary
Review
of
the
Mining
Industry
for
the
year
1937.
Sketch
map
of
the
Province
showing
the
various
Mining
Divisions.
For
Copies
of
Any
or
All
of
the
Above
.Publicd'0"
Apply
to
Department
of
Mines
Victoria,
H.C.