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86
9
Rupert
.02
.25
Saturday,
April
9,
1938.
marvellous
physique
of
the
young
men
and
women
of
the
surf
life-saving
teams
who
took
part
that
he
used
strong
.vwll3
ih
cApxessm
nis
appreciation.
He
is
reported
to
have
said:
"I
cannot
help
thinking
that
if
all
would
follow
the
example
of
the
Prime
Minister
in
regard
to
the
size
of
their
families,
Australia
would
soon
be
populated
by
a
race
of
gods
and
goddesses."
Premier
J.
A.
Lyons,
it
may
be
explained,
has
eleven
children.
Another
visitor
to
that
country
from
England
is
quoted
as
follows:
"A
European
traveller
cannot
help
receiving
the
impression
that
here
is
being
evolved
a
race
so
much
improved
on
the
British
that
the
parent
stock
has
almost
lost
its
identity."
HRITISH
OPINION
Evidently
British
01)ininn
is
still
nnnncorl
tV.Q
PVin,
'i
iu
nil.
uiiaiii-
...
.
jj,,jv.i,
berlain
foreign
policy
as
shown
by
the
result
of
the
recent!
ujf-ciwiiun
m
tne
west
ruinam.
division
of
London.
The
people
there
are
evidently
strong
for
Anthony
Eden
and
CHANGES
IN
GAMELAWS
Hod
and
Gun
Club
Seeking
Amendments
to
Both
Fishing
and
Hunting
Regulations
Important
changes
in
the
ing
and
hunting
regulations
in
this
district
were
advocated
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
last
night.
There
j
was
a
good
attendance
and
much
interest
was
taken
in
the
proceed-
ings.
As
for
trout
fishing,
it
was
decided
to
request
that
the
season
be
opened
throughout
the
district
on
May
1.
A
two-toon
th
close
sea53n
for
steelhead
fishing
in
streams
commencing
March
1
is
also
being
asked.
There
will
be
the
usual
planting
of
trout
eggs
in
Prudhomme
and
Diana
Lakes.
1.
A
change
in
the
deer
hunting
j
season
from
September
-
15-Novem
'
elected
as
follows:
President.
G.
W.
Johnstone.
Vice-President,
B.
J.
Bacon.
Secretary-Treasurer,
F.
W.
Grlm-ble.
Executive
Robert
Gibson
and
J.
L.
Blain.
The
financial
statement
showed
the
club
to
be
in
good
shape.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Bolton
Wander
ers
0.
Charlton
Athletic
2,
Sunderland
Chelsea
4,
Leicester
City
1.
Grimsby
Town
3,
Manchester
City
1.
Leeds
United
0,
Arsenal
1.
Llerpool
4,
Blackpool
2.
Middlesbrough
0,
Huddersfleld
Town
1.
Portsmouth
1,
Wolverhampton
)
app
rw
rrwc
'.wanderers
o.
WW-Pnrf-i;"1:"..
I
Preston
North
End
4.
mu
uc
m
YYctir
was
visiung
Australia
lor
theiCounty
l.
anniversary
delfebrations
he
was
so
impressed
with
the
y
st3ke
City
l
Evertn
Derby
wtsi
uromwicn
Aioion
4,
tjrent-'ford
3,
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
2
Kilmarnock
1.
Arbroath-Queens
Park
unplayed.
Ayr
United
3,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Celtic
4,
Motherwell
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
3,
Queen
of
South
1.
Hibernians
2,
Partick
Thistle
1.
Morton-Hearts
unplayed.
Rangers
1,
Clyde
0.
St.
Mirren-Dundee
unplayed.
Third
Lanark
2,
Falkirk
2.
Man
in
the
Moon
All
Scotsmen
are
said
to
be
humorists.
Jake
says
it
must
be
a
gift.
-j
'
i
.
I
iv
ri
r
4
m
j
MUKI
trlAl
A
200
($1,000
football
poo!
prize
restored
a
woman's
pride
in
Southend,
England.
She
sent
hall
of
it
to
relief
offices
asking
then,
to
deduct
the
amount
given
to
he'
Coached
by
a
nun
on
the
staff
of
St.
Joseph's
Villa,
a
Richmond
girl's
school,
its
basketball
team
won
45
games
to
one
lost
in
fou;
years,
taking
the
Virginia
Catholic
girl's
'
title
as
well
as
a
city
championship.
Roller-skating
endurance
record
for
women
was
raised
from
IS
(c
10
hours,
two
minutes
by
Doreen
c;
JWolf,
17,
In
South'
Africa,
with
a
ber
30,
as
at
present,
to
September;
.
.'
.
,
.
',.
.
.
.
.
i.
i
..i
T
minimum
speed
of
six
miles
an
i-uciOQer
Ji,
is
ueiiig
aaitcu.
Officers
for
the
ensuing
year
were
hour.
When
the
government
Lottery
Bill
was
brought
before
the
Iloust
of
Keys
in
the
Isle
of
Man
it
was
protested
a
clause
legalizing
foot-baL
pools
had
been
omitted
and
the
government
promised
to
rectify
the
oversight.
Rookie
Joe
Kohlman
of
Washington
Senators'
pitching
staff
tossed
two
perfect
games
last
yeai
for
Salisbury,
Md..
in
the
Eastern
Shore
League
and
also
turned
In
the
greatest
winning
streak
In
baseball's
history
25
In
a
row.
T.
P.
Campbell,
one
of
the
best-
known
football
legislators
in
Lan
cashire
and
Blackburn
Rover
play
er
for
14
years,
died
recently
a?ci
72.
He
refereed
the
English
Curj
final
In
1908.
U.
S.
amateur
champion
Johnn;
Goodman's
golf
philosophy
Is
"forget
what
has
happened
and
concentrate
ion
what
is
going
to
happen"
and.
he
thinks
mental
altitude
is
at.Jeast
half
the
game
who
won
the
United
States
singln
;
championship
last
year,
will
part
ner
with
Peggy
Scriven,
third-ranking
English
star,
in
the
Wim-
Jbledon
championships
In
June.
Ted
Williams,
19-year
Old
Boston
Red
Sox
rookie
outfielder,
has
soft
fuzzy
down
on
his
chin
bu;
says
he
won't
shave
for
some
time
yet.
He's
tabbed
as
a
second
How's
this
for
endurance?
TwCi
me
policy
01
Iirmness
m
dealing
With
the
European
die-
Jake
s
they
ca
a
ship
"she-.pinstall
says
today's
athletes
aren'i
game.
tators.
.because
the
sailors
think
they
can
i
'
handle
hpr
I
-
MICCTVn
iwinrtn'n
!
miooinu
i
nuaufta
j
What
seems
to
be
bothering
a
lot)
ijo
many
persons
are
missing
in
Austria
since
the
of
Pepie
who
have
nothing
else
to!
in
on
annexation
o
nnnvnHn
tl,l
that
.'i
1
1
.
ilkml,
.i
.
i
i
,
.
I
berman
it
has
become
necessary
to
set
uplthink
about
ls
how
in
lhe
world
d0
a
separate
department
of
state
tn
hnvp
nhn,
rro
nf
TVioiie
hens
learn
the
size
of
the
egg
m-Onertv.
ThPV
hnvo
fn,mH
If
hana
1
l
.
JCUPS
s0
that
th(?y
always
fit?
v
-y-j
-
ii,
uv.mi
iu
leave
tile
ClJUIlHy
than
to
rehiain
rehiain
under
under
thp
the
rnnrliHnnc
conditions
wVii
wh'wh
tvQtr
thpv
t
f
;
irui
f
ViQ,-n
i
One
of
these
people
who
is
at
present
a
political
refugee'
is
a
banker
who
owns
considerable
Prince
Rupert
pro-'
Pty-
He
is
in
Switzerland
just
now.
Presumably
he'
will
have
removed
some
of
his
money
beyond
the
clutches)
of
Der
Feuhrer.
LOOKING
FOR
A
PRESIDENT
The
United
States
will
spend
the
next
two
years
in
seeking
a
president.
It
has
been
announced
that
Franklin
D.
will
not
again
be
a
candidate
and,
even
if
he
were,
there
is.
considerable
doubt
whether
or
not
he
could
be
elected.
The
opposing
party
also
seems
to
be
without
a'
leader
sn
Feed
Having:
a
surplus
of
Bulklcy
Valley
wh?at
it
Is
necessary
to
reduee
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Save
Money.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
CompanT
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli.
Proprltoi
"A
IIOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kate
11.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
tr.
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
A
good
thing
to
remember
And
a
better
thing
to
do,
Is
work
with
the
construction
gang
I
And
not
the
wrecking
crew.
We
are
a
queer
people.
We
sell
munition
materials
to
the
Japanese
and
send
money
to
the
Chinese
Red
Cross
fund.
Visitor:
"What
a
sweet
and
innocent-looking
face
your
little
girl
has,
Mrs.
Brown."
Mrs.
Brown:
"I
hadn't
notlcid
it.
Mary,
what
have
you
been
doing?"
fh1?ld
hfJlf
iffltfl
?e
.ff-
Mrs.Tenderfoo"t:'
Will
the
opera-
year
elections
this
fall
will
tend
to
indicate
how
the
wind
!
tion
be
dangerous,
doctor?
is
blowing
and
almost
immediately
after
that
the
cam-1
Dr.
Slicem
:
Now
don't
you
worry
paign
for
the
presidential
contest
will
commence
in
a
about
tnat-You
cant
buy
a
danger-quiet
wayk
working
gradually
up
to
the
climax
in
theioUS
operatlon
for
$5-autumn
of
1940.
too
much
pict
Cheaper
TORONTO,
April
9:
(CP)
John
I
Strong
was
sentenced
to
from
three
i
to
six
months
in
Jail
for
possessing
land
causing
to
be
circulated
obscene
photographs.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Mock
PHONE
G58
"'.Trail
And
Cornwall
To
Meet
In
Allan
Cup
Final;
Western
Final
Has
Sensational
End
SASKATOON,
April
9:
(CP)
Trail
Smoke
Eaters,1
with
a
sensational
finish
in
a
second
overtime
period,
de-'
feated
Port
Arthur
Bear
Cats
7
to
3
at
the
baskatoon
Arpnn
lnt
nifrM
for
a
third
straieht
victory
in
the
West-'
ern
Canada
Allan
Cup
hockey
semi-finals,
thus
qualifying!
to
meet
Cornwall
Myers
next
weeK
m
me
nnai
iur
uw
.
.
-
worms
senior
amateur
nutucy
'
championship
trophy.
Cornwell
I
Davis
Cup
Selections
nounced
selection
of
Bobby
1
entered
the
final
by
defeating
Que-jbec
Aces
two
to
nothing
at
Ottawa
j
last
night.
It
is
the
first
time
in
j
smelter'
town
history
that
the
:
Smoke
Eaters
have
advanced
to
the
final
V
of
Stanley
VMW-J
Cup
wmj'
competition.
1
.
j
i
Regulation
time
in
last
night's
;
mmc.
Vioro
flnttViort
u-lt.h
the
count
Hill,
...-"-
'
'
MONTREAL,
April
9:
(CP
even
at
two
an.
There
was
no
scor-
The
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
lng
m
tne
first
perlod.
The
Smoke
Association
last
night
an-
Raters
sank
a
counter
in
the
Sec
ond
and
another
in
the
third.
Then
Murray
and
Laid
Watt
of
Mdn-
txe
i5oar
cats
got
started
and
made
treal,
Ross
Wilson
of
Toronto
c
equalizers
during
the
last
ten
Doug
Cameron
of
Vancouver
mmutC3.
The
first
overtime
period
as
Canada's
Davis
Cup
team
'
was
unproductive
of
scoring.
Soon
this
year.
The
Canadian
team
aiter
the
start
of
the
second
over-
will
meet
Japan
In
North
Am-
time
period,
Trail
moved
into
the
erican
zone
play
either
in
Van-
lead,
port
Arthur
evening
it
up
couver
or
Montreal
late
in
i
July.
Mthin
n
minute.
Then
the
Smoke
All
four
of
Canada's
new
rep-
Esters
went
wild
and.
before
th?
resentatlves
are
so
far
tried
in
cup
competition.
un-
TfljOlLilUliJ
I
i
WIN
GAME
of
49
to
40
last
night
in
the
opening
game
of
an
inter-provincial
men's
senior
basketball
series,
being
the
first
round
in
Dominion
championship
play-offs.
LAI)
fill
DIDN'T
COUNT
LONDON,
April
9:
(CP)
William
Broker
said
he
pushed
Mike
Kos-sack
because
he
thought
he
was
laughing
at
him
but
Broker
was
sentenced
to
two
monUis
for
girl
field
hockey
teams
called
it
a
1
.
I
day
after
a
1-1
six-hour
game
in
any
softer
than
I
Cork,
Ireland.
They
started
at
they
are
smarter,
inoon
and
with
a
lunch
interva.
jwere
going
strong
at
dusk.
Athletic
trainer
at
Michigan
State
.College
25
years.
Jack
Hep-
old-th
irs
and;
Summoned
before
-
the
London
Bankruptcy
Court
a
debtor
with
:.
33,059
($165545)
liability
said
he
had
bet
100
($500)
on
a
go'f
IT
BEATS
THE
BAND
!
the
way
Ogden's
satisfies
particular
owners".
Fine
Cut
roll-your-
They'll
tell
you
that
this
smoother,
mellower
Fine
Cut
is
a
sure
bet
for
the
man
who
wants
to
drum
up
a
full
measure
of
smoking
pleasure.
Ogden's
FineCut
with"Chanfecler"
or
"Vogue"
Papers
that's
the
marching
tune
to
genuine
satisfaction
in
rolling
your
own
cigarettes.
'make
had
cleared
had
rapped
in
1
three
goals
to
end
the
series
with
a
,
burst
of
scoring
speed,
one
of
the
soalp
being
actually
kicked
into
the
jnet
he
was
guarding
by
the
Port
'Arthur
goalkeeper.
Jimmy
Hill,
in
i
the
coure
of
the
bombardment.
The
British
'Columbia
team
was
good
Value
for
Its
victory.
Only
the
Rood
work
of
Jimmy
Hill,
the
Bear
Cat''
net-minder,
prevented
even
mere
scoring.
Bcnolt.
Duchuk.
Dame
Vancouver
Hoopsters
Defeat
Ray-.
and
Woweinak
were
the
goal
get-vnond
Union
Jacks
By
"a
Score
iter-
for
Trail
and
Gordon
and
Me-Of
'
1!)
to
40
Cormack
for
Port
Arthur.
j
It
was
a
rough,
slashing,
wld?-
.
RAYMOND,
Alta.,
April
9:
CP
cnen
Same
with
no
less
than
twenty
f
VOMfAMVAt
XT
Aft
AtHe
4
ftfoi
Iftil
I
lll
A
t
a
1
.
1
.
Anita
T.izflnn.
Phllenn
tennlsstn.
.
.
pcnainei-ien
againsi
eacn
siae.
-
w
.-
.
.
LJ,
J
tt-
nn
TT.
V...
UFJ
USKD
TO
WORK
LONDON.
Ont.,
April
9:
(CP)
-Pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
of
refusing
to
work
and
maintain
Lawrence
McKay.
33,
was
remanded
to
jail
forentence.
LOOS
RUN
EARLY
TIMMINS,
Ont.,
April
9:
(CP)
Mild
weather
earlier
than
usual
has
proved
a
boon
to
timber
companies
.
in
getting
their
winter's
cut
to
the
.
sawmills
in
record
time.
FINED
FOR
OAMINC.
WINDSOR.
Ont.
April
9:
(CP)
Twenty-nine
people
were
convicted
and
fled
In
connection
with
a
raid
cn
a
"tobacco
shop"
where
smokes
were
all
dummy
packages
and
a
loudspeaker
brought
In
latest
race
rpwlts.
n
PACK
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
a
9
in
Easter
Footwear
F
hubsonsbi
Bad
ftwcuhtjjk
&0
WHISKY
Qood
This
advrt'.3nwv
Ls
,
ra
displayed
oy
.
I.:;
Bonra
or
uy
une
O:
British
C
;'.usi!..
Tune-Up
For
SpriiiR!
Winter
Has
Been
Hard
on
Your
Car
.
harder
than
.
.
you
think!
The
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