BIG
CROWD
ATORCUS
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Tcrsons
At
Some
two
hundred
and
fifty
per
sons
wpr
attrarrpri
tn
the
mvla1
r
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The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
rhone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
HERE
lllifi
CORNER
BRUSH
CLEANS
DRAPES
BtHIND
RADIATORS
Of
ODORIZES
TOR
UPHOLSTERY
CLOTHES
K
uith
the
moit
complete
et
vf
attachmcnti
ever
ofjeitd
at
this
.
.
.
.
LOW
PRICE
Man
in
the
Moon
I
wish
I
were
a
humorist.
I
would
,
tracted
to
First
United
Church
j
the
newspapers,
the
editors,
the
city
j
By
Entertainment
commissioner,
the
bankers,
the
po-f
INDIA
IS
NOWQUIETl
sometimes
make
up
a
joke
about
Raiding:
Tribes
Taught
Lesson
Ana
Frontier
Tranquil
Again
,
licemen
and
the
bums.
As
Jake
says,
The
northwest
frontier
Is
usuallj
they
are
all
too
funny
for
words,
.thought
of
as
India's
most
tur
.
..
jouient
Jbulent
gateway
gateway
but
out
there
mere
are
are
some
sumc
parlors
of
First
United
Church
for
'bonny
Donny
fighters
on
the
northeast
th
the
opening
night
of
the
circus
en-L
..
wer.e
an
offi"
then
as
i
well
1
wum
actlve
enouS
10
aoa&
tertainment
staged
by
Canadian
missiles-
Girls
in
Training,
Tuxis,
Trail
Ran-
gers
and
Explorers'
groups
of
the
.,..,
'tangle
of
hills
skirted
by
India's
rhurrh
The
pntertalnmpnt.
which
vUU.u
Mun.
"""'"'"'u
Between
India's
fertile
plains
and
the
Chinese
frontier
lies
a
was
a
great
success,
will
be
repeated
na,1
a
la
thf's
ls
a
miss'le;
i
containing
the
headwaters
of
three
j
tonight.
"
.
-
,
w
-
"
great
Burmese
rivers,
the
Chlnd-Wilfrid
e
throws
his
heart
at
is
Miss.
a
Hicks
is
general
manager
Irrawaddy
and
the
Salween,
of
the
circus
with
Ken
Harding
as
ur
language
ls
funny,
it
seems
to;
and
Kyml
important
Chinese
program
director.
In
general
me
streams.
In
these
hills
live
priml-
charge
of
booths
is
Mrs.
W.
A.
Rod-.
tive
and
vigorous
tribes.
Among
dell
while
the
sideshows
are
con-
"
D"ae
wisnes
people
to
think
themi
ln
Indla.s
easternmost
pro-ducted
by
the
Tuxis
Group
under
been."iarrled
a
JonS
time,
vlncC(
Assam(
are
tne
Na?a
trlbe
)
Fred
Soles.
Girls'
dancing
numbers
Lai1'
lue
sucaie.
jnoted
head
hunters
in
former
days
are
arranged
by
Miss
Maxine
Heil-
and
perpetuaj
raiders
of
their
broner
and
the
Pirate
Chorus
by
"
was
an
Alberni
writer
who
said
peaceful
neighbors
on
the
plains.
Mrs.
L.
I.
Pugsley.
Pianist
is
Miss
ineir
locai
Boara
01
1Taae
competed
Before
bringing
them
under
Lois
Judge.
1
with
the
churches
ln
the
matter
of
control
the
British
authorities
had,
Maurice
Davey
is
ringmaster
for
emPly
seats.
And
yet
he
does
not
heavy
fighting
with
them
in
the
the
circus
entertainment
which
scem
to
have
visited
Prince
Rupert,
last
century.
In
the
unadmlnister-1
lasts
about
an
hour.
j
,
ed
territories
on
the
Assam-Burma
;
After
the
main
entertainment.'
canvasser:
-
xou
pay
a
sman
ae-(
border
the
Nagas
still
delight
ln
the
sideshows
and
refreshment
Psit
tnen
vou
make
no
more
pay-
capturing
their
neighbors
for
stands
drew
a
large
measure
of
ments
for
s1
months."
slaves,
and
a
year
ago
the
deputy
patronage
last
night.
ft
ifiM
Hi
Laay
01
me
nouse:
"wno
torn
you
commissioner
of
the
Naga
Hills
.about
us?"
with
a
military
escort
marched
ud
4
l
'
1
vw
vvvrf
VIIV.ti
klJUVlltS
The
state
of
matrimony
ls
said'
Three
officers
of
the
Assam
tn
bp
nne
of
t.hp
TInltpd
fit.nt.ps
iRIflps
have
nnw
hepn
nurarriert
tYin
I
'King's
Police
Medal
for
gallantry
'
"Ah!
Tom,
Isn't
it
delightful
that
during
these
operations.
The
of-we
are
to
be
married?
With
such
ficial
report
describes
how
during
love
as
ours,
we
can
almost
live
on
the
column
s
withdrawal
the
con-
bread
and
water,
can't
we,
dear?"
mandant
s
small
force
was
heavily
1
"Easily,
my
pet,"
answered
Tom
attacked
In
thick
country
and
was!
with
great
emotion.
"You
furnish
in
danger
of
being
overwhelmed
the
bread
and
I'll
skirmish
around
D"t
coolness
and
tact
extricated
it
for
the
water."
DOG
ESCAPES
FLAMES
LONDON,
March
26:
(CP)
pomeranian
dog,
trapped
ln
Special
tribute
ls
paid
to
Sub
ndar
Bhoto
Gurung,
who
was
cov
erlng
the
withdrawal.
"By
nls,
rkllful
leadership
he
occup'.ed
the
only
possible
position
In
a
very
short
time;
and
the
covering
fire
of
his
party,
opened
at
a
critical
moment,
undoubtedly
saved
the
Durning
couage.
protected
nimsci:
j
rearguard
from
being
charged
by
burrowing
under
rubbish.
The'riown
upon
bv
the
enemy
whom
dog
escaped
the
flames
but
had
they
could
not
see
and
whose
ob-nearly
drowned
In
water
poured
on
'
vlous
intention
was
to
bverwhelm
the
blaze
l,he
column
through
sheer
weight
of
numbers."
Buys
this
truly
MODERN
CLEANER
Complete
with
Attachments
Here
is
your
opportunity
to
own
an
EASY
Vacuum
Cleaner
at
a
price
far
lower
than
you
would
expect
to
pay
for
such
modern
efficiency!
That's
why
we
say
that
this
EASY
Vacuum
Cleaner
offers
real
value.
You'll
be
delighted
with
the
way
its
extra
high
suction
with
lint
brush
gets
carpets
really
clean
.
.
You'll
find
it
easier
to
use,
too,
since
you
move
onlf
the
hose
and
nozzle,
instead
of
the
whole
machine
.
.
.
And
you'll
appreciate
the
complete
set
of
attachments
for
other
household
usesl
EASY
TO
OWN
v
You
can
purchase
an
EASY
Vacuum
Cleaner
on
tcrmi
so
low
you'll
hardly
miss
the
small
monthly
payments.
Ask
for
details
of
this
convenient
credit
plan.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Hoats
to
Leave
Next
Week
Indian
Department
Cruiser,
With
New
Engine
and
Thoroughly
Renovated,
Due
Hack
Next
week
Control
of
Fishermen's
Unions
Apparently,;
there
has
been
a
move
on
fot
by
the
CommlUet
for
Industrial
Organization
to
gain
1
a
foothold
among
the
fishermen's
union
organizations
of
the
British,
Columbia
coast;
Speaking
on
the
situation,
Percy
Bcngough,
vice
'
president
of
the
Trades
and
Laboi
!
Congress
of
Canada,
is
reported
as
saying:
"The
SDlit
ln
the
or-
An
announcement
of
interest
with
respect
to
the
future
contrti
of
a
well
known
salmon
cannery
of
Prince
Rupert
district
is
expected
to
be
made
next
week.
Tlu
deal
has
been
completed.
on'
the
final
papers
remaining
to
bt
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilder
and
Enjcineo.
!
uU
BrM
Cutia.
Efoetri
and
AoetylmM
Welding.
VM'lUta
on
Sawmill
d
Mining
Machinery.
AO
Type
a
Caa
Engine
paired
and
Orerhanled.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclli
Propritor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kate
11.00
up
60
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
IX
I
Early
next
week
will
see
the
first
vessels
of
the
local
halibut
fleet
getting
away
in
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
1938
fishing
season
on
April
1.
The
Cape
Beale,
one
of
the
larger
vessels,
will
clear
Sunday
or
Monday
for
the
farther
removed
Area
No.
3
banks
by
way
of
Alaska
ports
but
the
majority
will
be
leaving
later
direct
for
Area
No.
2
grounds.
A-F
boats
will
leave
on
March
30,
G-L
April
1.
L-Q
April
5
slgned
Qn
this
being
done,
th
and
R-Z
April
8.
While
there
are,
announcement
will
be
forthcomins.
undoubtedly,
some
factors
that
are
.
,
none
too
encouraging,
the
majority
Thfi
nrovlnrlai
iire
hat
p
m
i.
of
the
operators,
are
hopeful
of
at
8
returned
to
port
at
7
o'clock
last!
iwi
nuueraiuy
sooa
prices,
ine
evening
from
Kltlmaat
where
It
fact
that
an
Intelligent
and
well-;
went
ln
connection
with
the
inves-organized
effort
Is
being
made
to
of
Frederick
tlgatlon
Grant,
an
In-regulate
the
production
will
un-
diarii
who
lo5t
hls
,lfe
,n
a
Blsh
doubtedly
aid
towards
this
end.
n
logglng
cam
where
he
wa,
em
With
Capt.
John
Boden
back
in
command,
Union
steamer
Cardena
arrived
in
port
at
4:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
9
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
According
to
information
reaching
here
this
week,
no
less
than
18,551,000
pounds
of
fresh
fish
wes
landed
at
the
Boston
fish
pier
during
the
month
of
February.
This
fish
ls
a
factor
of
competition
with
Pacific
Coast
halibut
on
the
eastern
markets.
The
Indian
Department's
cruiser
Naskeena,
which
has
been
In
Vancouver
for
the
past
few
weeks
having
a
new
engine
Installed
and
undergoing
alterations
and
a
general
overhaul,
Is
expected
to
leave
Vancouver
this
week-end
on
her
return
to
Prince
Rupert
with
Engineer
Tom
Moorehouse
in
charsa
and
should
be
back
here
some
time
next
week.
The
Naskeena
h3S
had
the
old
40-60
Eastern
Standard
engine
replaced
with
an
80
h.p.
Vivian
full
diesel.
The
engine
is
now
under
pilot
house
control
and
Improvements
to
the
ves3d
have
Included
the
putting
In
ol
new
rails.
Capt.
John!
Clausen,
well
known
local
salmon
packer,
who
has
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Norway
and
elsewhere
In
Europe,
returned
to
trie
city
on
the
Prin
cess
Norah
yesterday
aftrnoon.
ployed.
Circumstances
of
the
fatality
were
found
to
be
entirely
accl-
dental,
maat.
Burial
took
place
at
Kltl-
Experts
Praise
Lowly
Herring
Pica
Made
For
It
By
Eastern
Cooking
Experts
NEW
YORK,
March
26:
(CP)
A
plea
for
the
kippered
herring
ls
made
by
cooking
experts
here.
It
is
a
rather
neglected
food
this
side
of
the
Atlantic.
Americans
do
not
know
It
from
cradle
days
as
do
the
English
and
the
French,
yet
it
is
a
succulent,
robust
delight
once
your
palate
accepts
its
gusty
flavor.
A
Scottish
member
of
the
Home
Institute
staff,
reared
In
England,
suggests
eating
these
smoked
delights
for
supper
with
plain
boiled
potatoes,
sliced
tomatoes,
bread
and
butter
and
plenty
of
black,
strong
tea
served
with
milk.
Lay
the
kippers
on
a
baking
sheet
cn
a
piece
of
brown
paper
and
place
In
a
hot
oven
10
minutes.
You
and
the
oven
will
smell
like
kipper
for
a
week,
but
there
will
be
no
regrets,
she
says.
CUssiFlE
FORRBNT
HOUSEKEEPING
Room
with
clec-tric
range.
Phone
Red
444,
(63)
FOR
SALE
panized
fishermen's
movement
is
FOR
SALE
Pontlar
RM9n
paHin
the
work
of
outsiders
and
we
have
to
look
to
those
that
came
in
las!
for
the
cause
of
the
division
by
Introducing
other
unions
where
tht
rt
was
no
need
for
them."
heater,
excellent
condition,
Phone
842
after
5:30.
(75)
FOR
SALE
Modern
6
room
house.
Apply
636
Taylor
Street.
(77)
ROOMING
HOUSE
28
rooms
com
pletely
furnished
in
1,
2
and
3
room
suites,
fully
occupied.
Earn
j
ing
25
on
Investment.
5
blocks
from
new
post
office.
For
price
and
terms
see
T.
McClymont.
PERSONAL
(74)
MEN
I
To
get
vlgoi,
vitality,
try
raw
oyster
lnvlgorators
and
other
stimulants
ln
New
OSTREX
Tonic
Tablets.
Tone
up
worn,
exhausted,
weakened
system.
If
not
delighted
with
results,
maker
refunds
price,
$1.25.
You
risk
nothing.
Sold
by
all
good
drug
stores
(tf)
PRIVATE
HOME
KINDERGARTENS
PAY.
We
start
you.
The
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute.
Winnipeg.
tf
V
VE
HAVE
HELPED
HUNDREDS
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Let.
ter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks,
and
Stenographers,
etc.,
and
can
help
you.
Write
us
for
proof
and
free
Information.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
ift
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoNt
C57
MAKING
HITLERS
Training:
Youths
As
Nazi
Leaders
In
Germany
BERLIN,
March
26:
(CP)
A
whole
generation
of
"future
Adolf
Hitlers"
is
being
groomed
ln
Germany.
At
the
age
of
12,
the
pick
of
the
boys
of
the
nation
are
being
lanuched
on
a
course
of
training
which
will
not
end
until
they
are
29
years
old.
The
first
stage
of
training,
from
12
to
18
years,
will
be
completed
at
"Adolf
Hitler
Schools"
of
which
there
will
be
one
for
each
of
the
32
German
districts.
Here
the
"future
Fuehrers"
will
not
be
taught
but
must
work
themselves
Into
.National
Socialist
ideology,
according
to
Dr.
Robert
Ley,
Nazi
Labor
leader.
Successful
matriculants
from
these
schools
will
next
-enter
on
of
four
"Universities,
for
Nazi
Leaders"
for
courses
in"
rifle
shooting,
equestrian
sports,
light
athletics,
flying,
skiing,
mountain
climbing,
and
spiritual
development.
Twelve
weeks
each
year
will
be
devoted
to
practical
work
in
political
offices.
The
student
Is
then
released
to
complete
his
academic
work
or
learn
a
profession
after
which
he
will
qualify
for
the
degree
of
"Political
Leader"
by
a
six-months
study
of
the
German
cast.
Essential
qualifications
for
entry
to
the
schools
are
ability,
bravery
and
courage.
Students
will
be
chosen
by
regional
Nazi
leaders
on
the
recommendations
of
groi'p
leaders
and
will
be
supported
during
training
by
the
party.
I.AMI
ACT
Notice
of
liitrtitlon
to
apply
to
i.f
I
jiikI
In
Prince
Rupert
L&ivd
Rocordli
.
Dlntrlct
of
Brkt!-h
Columbia
Mnd
situate
on.
Danny
Ulaud
cm
the
east
.U'
"t
Lama
Pamage
Take
notice
that
I,
William
fYanoi
Martin
or
Campbctf
Island,
oacup.'-tftm
merchant
intend
to
apply
tor
u
leae
of
the
following
desoMbed
Iwndi
Commencing
at
a
post
ptaittml
on
the
ivortih
west
m
of
k
mtbri
shore
of
Alnirm
Cove
then
six
chiu.l
houuv
uwnoe
twelve
chains
east
ther.rr
six
chains
north;
thence
twelve
chaUJi
wrm
to
pcrrvt
01
commencement
and
coutJalnJjvg
7
and
one-quarter
acre
more
or
less.
WILLIAM
FRANCIS
MARTIN
IHVd
February
8U1.
1938,
LAST
TIM
IV
1
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