SAM
READY
SHOULD
WAR
COME
IT
IS
DECLARED
f
Hroat
War
Took
Root
in
Washington
and
Army
and
Navy
Leaders
bcolled
in
Every
Detail
WASHINGTON,
April
27:
(CP)-The
United
States'
STtff&7cS2.'
annrpvnecL
not
War
wai
uut
sue
IS
io
icauv
juci
m
m
case.
oow
imo
the
me
gift
eiit
oi
of
casting
casunz
aside
asiae
partisan
Dariidaii
3AWV"I
"
w
-
-
"
-
.
.
1
.
.
.
x
l
.
.
i
ini
iV
.
.
.
.
,
.
i
i.
miner
Vara
nc
thP
pvnprtS
tnkp
stnplc
zl
vears
alter
alleeiances
and
meetine
on
the
mrr.
not
only
Is
the
compar
riltrhlv.tralned
u-
-,oJ
hut.
nlan
also
miliA-'
-
f
.
v..
UM
fnr
mobilization
of
-i
.
,
r.-inri-po
pstlmated
.
u.i
th
n-nrlri".
tntal
Thev
'riiilsd
to
a
gnat's
eyelash,"
been
made
to
10,000
plants
"fys
of
the
productive
capacity
aese
and
thousands
of
other
1.
1
.
.
.
.
H
1
a
the
number
of
two-by-fours
1
'U1
be
needed
to
build
can-atnts
for
training
recruits.
fs
for
these
camps
have
been
it
1
iint
army
and
navy
commit
r
T
e
...
1
41.
n
uiaui'u
uiaina
a
a
mooei
modei
seietw-
sciamv
PAIR
ARE
CONVICTED
r
T
?
..."
oHriprf
a
r
der
to
tne
veroict
suspended
"
trading
at
.
8
a.m.?"
Oil
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Amerlcan-35.500
pounds,
and
5c
and
6.7c
",w
and
5c.
wps
numoennK
about
i.v
u
uc
uujr,
-.,
c.
"uum
be
mobilized,
thcoretl
20
iV
to
in
30
sn
hours.
hnnrc
Tralnln:
Training
'and
4r.
"
'
fnr
,.,A.A.
-
-
wnaps
millions,
of
cltizen-
"
would
bp
ihp
ob
una
reserve
Ts
Officers
Tlopotica
nf
laro-n
Oroof
it,.
..
...
,j
war.
new
soiaiers
couiu
tralnorf
...
.
,-"
mcn
oetter
ana
more
Atln
T
14.000.
COld
aiorrtsv-
.
ir
o
Rnn
holdlne
over.
o'
H
".
1.40o',
AtHn.
6c
and
4c.
anC
Balsac
i.
15.000,
Atlin,
6.3c
4'
and
4c.
Booth,
6c
Ma
S
3,500,
"an
1.700.
bold
Storage,
6c
and
'
4c.
1917
n,
.v,
"
'rlihs.
300,000
of
them
In
the
"
oetween
21
and
30
Indus-.first
w
,
...
fht
to
thrcat-
floo
were
listed
for
po-
poiseo
iui
-
-
encrai
be
th
,n
wouW
I
military
duty.
The
first
,
ened
PolnU
J;
,Q,
oration
in
.....-
is
hpadauarters
,
include
lnclude
men
menln
,n
the
the
same
samel
13
Is
slatE
slated
to
nVincs
a
.a
,
by
1940.
Their
;sb
et
If
it
should
take
place
,
1,000
wpplcmental
to
115
year
IImxam
.
r,
rn
nnn
!
rfpfonsp
WOUld
De
SUppivi"
'
would
be
registered.
Army
fixed
"""'"""IT
,
tractor-drawn
and
wacioi
?nns
sav
thuf
.hon
i
J
heavy
railway
a
the
mo
and
cn
must
be
obtained
for
coast
guns
forces
in
the
first
four
units.
life,
for
many
a
year.
Is
the
"Par
jllamentary
ex-Semce
Men
5
as-
1
4.
years
ag0.
sociatlon."
The
term
"association"
suggests
something
highly
organized,
wim
dignified
constitution
and
by-laws
onJ
o
rrafpmpnt
of
aims
and
DOliCV.
Iso
far
as
this
definition
relates
to
officer
explains.
of
Parlla
!teran
1
..j
war-veteran
members
J"
"
.
IIIMS
fll
lirillPV
1
IllAIEdlllllLCU
"
x
-S
was
the
big
military
,
ruhteen
iment,
nothing
could
be
further
the
United
States
learned
,.
,,.",
from
facts.
The
"Parliamentary
.u.
War
Wrillp
In
I
!
ruT
M.
;'rv
tn
Conspiracy
.
iJ
these
plans-
by
rule
of
...
.
ov.Rprvirp
Mm'
Association"
Is
!
merelv
a
title
under
which,
regu-'
larly
throughout
the
session,
the
t
.....
.w.
flr,
Htnrrrl
VAWOUUVUl,
npm
iuir
(CP)
-
.
.
w
they
ucy
are
are
all
an
set
act,
down
uui
-
'
,
"
m.
"
.
c,t
oet
together
tosetner
round
rouna
the
me
festive
iuc
Even
should
war
come
J
"
P
vT".
board,
sing
the
old
trench
songs
.i
,1..
1...
(n
UKC1
IWUH.MIWJ
v
v.-v
.
.
,
.
raan
I
vast
mobilization
mach
Zt7
Irin
those
ties
of
comradeship
which,
,
rtfraiirt
rn
nuniic
ana
uunouiiius
.
111
nv
I
:
:i
in
1
1
rv
1.
1
w
xu
u
v
.
t
i
Airi
n
an
r
r
1
1
i
i
it-
n
it
.mbiu&A
aiw,.-
-
-
---
c.
nr.
General
Mal'.n
ooin
l
men
men
were
w
-
prisonment.
ibecTudrHi
irerui;i:u
Quickly.
uuilmy.
Fortun-
luiiun-
,
!,..
'
.
President
of
the
Association
Is
a
Liberal,
Ross
Macdonald
of
Brant-ford.
The
secretary
U
Howard
C.
r.rpen.
Vancouver
Conservative;
we
had
Umeto
spring
to
a.-
'
0
commonwealth
tTrtorri
Federation
t
inn
MUi.iZ
It
T1V
KPVITill
IllUllbltO
llnAVa
I
'C
nilTlPS
HIK
IIU
If
U
lore
we
able
to
assemo
deliberated
five
larly
heavy.
In
its
two
year,
u
c
'
wtrane
of
hostilities.
In
a
"deptoring
the
taac
CsbursemenU
likewise.
His
:ure
emergency
we
may
not
be
partment
o
wu
wllh
books,
therefore,
balance.
in
connection
tat:ate
government
An
Groups
In
their
action
in
this
case.
,
nmmnn
spnsp.
dictates
i,Hpi
omun
In
the
Com
rrv,L
or,hpm
of
the
association
Is'
.......
w...
I
"Old
Soldiers
Never
Die
.ana
u
c
1
hymn
of
praise
to
the
grand
presl-
dent
takes
the
form
of
the
immor-I
tal
ballad,
"The
.Old
Grey
Mare.
6
5c
1
cne
Ain't
What
She
Used
to
Be.
ministers
are
members,
1
Trlree
j.
.
Tan
Mackenzie,
r,nadlan
-
120.100
pounds,
Dcnw
"
"
,
.
and
a
i,
4C
"
tn
10
6
3c
and
4.5c.
Pensions
Minister
u.
r
American
I
Labor
Minister
Norman
Rogers
.nn.
24
000.
Cold
Storage
;
The
functions
of
the
ministers
ana
nu'"J'
:
,
orariA
nresldent
are
princi-
7
law
and
has
worked
out
6.7c
and
sc.
Cold
Storage.
tr,nc
6...
6i;!,n
roncerned
concerned
with
being
stuck
JJe
regulations
for
conscrip-
Star.
11.500,
Pla
are
drawn
for
co-ordl-
and
5c.
1U
...
.
,ho
inn.
After
that.
ui
rauway.
motor
ana
air
""""-..,.
ni
an
u.,
nntrh
treat.
40SD0rt
Tho
10
Ann
Affl.r
nf
InnrlH
H..
r.w
.
j
-
...v.
li(UUU
"b-
Thp
eovernor-generai
grateu
unc
uiar
armv
and
9B.UUU
OIIl-
4.SC.
o.
.,.
.
....
..
.
ict
anH
nro-
r
t.
..
w
.
.
n
rrr
i"n
n
rtLuiuct-t
1
r
r
no
niriiitrin
iaov
v
1
-
uie
reserve
corns
nave
or-
sea
waiu,
,
nnrt.v."
H
s
'
ji
,
.
-
-
Mm
nppn
il
cl
-j
'
wircun-r
them
where
to
re-1
6.2c
ana
t..
e
onfl
lf
Crt
n
fh
t
last
iUOf
rinlir
w
trilf-lnrr
T.
13.UUU.
ri-i
"uicni
oi
mobilization.
4c
Atlin.
.,
fiP
6c
an,i
ami
hlshly-mechanlzed
renular
Cape
Race,
7.000.
7;
170,000
strong,
and
national
.
4c.
-
onrt
wmv
annlversafy
he
had
the
war-
eteran
members
at
Rideau
Hall
for
dinner.
There
are
approximately
40
ex
Service
members
of
the
Commons,
distributed
among
all
parties.
Their
frtniohtlv
net-together
is
regard
ed
In
parliamentary
circles
as
onCi
of
the
finest
elements
ln
the
pollt-l
leal
life
of
the
capital,
on
-me
floor
of
the
House
the
veterans
will
take
opposing
sides
and
debate
with
all
the
vigor
of
their
convictions.
But
when
the
smoke
of
these
verbal
combats
has
cleared,
they
auan
nld
comrades
and
no
where
Is
this
more
manifest
than
nt
thpse
Catherines.
As
a
mellowing
influence
ln
the
national
political
sphere,
the
war
veterans
of
parliament
are
setting
n
Prellent
example.
Their
"as
sociation"
Is
an
adornment
to
the
j
Commons
and
a
tribute
to
the
spirit
of
the
ex-Ser
vice
men.
I
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.25.
Calmont,
.43.
C.
&
E.,
2.42
Freehold.
062.
Hargal,
.24.
Mercury,
.11.
.Okalta,
1.65,
Pacalta,
.oa'i.
Home
Oil,
1.26.
Toronto
Beattle.
1.10.
TODAY'5
STOCKS
(Courteiy
H.
D.
Johnton
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.15V2.
Big
Missouri.
.37.
Bralorne.
8.75.
Aztec.
.07.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.15.
Dentonla.
.08
'A.
Golconda,
.04.
.
Mlnto,
.02V'4.
Falrview
Amalg.,
.03
Vi
Noble
Five,
.02
2.
1
Pend
Orlelle.
1.62.
K
Pioneer,
3.05.
,
y
Porter
Idaho,
.02
Vi-
?fc
Premier,
1.95.
Reeves
McDonald,
i26.
c-
-
m
u
fr
ana
ine
treasurer
i
-
"ig'"1.
i.tm
,
nji.
.
.
1
-
.
.
7
'
.
'
.
Adn.f..n
v.-..-
.
Ti
W'W
-ww
i.owNHHf--i.p-
J-fr,i
"caltlnf?"
rila-
Weill,
Stalwart
Oi
me
ivciici
Mr.
"Pti-n
Reward,
rri
I
Arlington,
.04.
17.
Salmon
Gold,
.06
V4.
Taylor
Bridge,
.04.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Silbak
Premier,
2.00.
Home
Oold,
.01V4.
Grandvlew,
.06.
Indian,
.02.
Quatsino
Copper,
.02
'2
it.
:
time
Dt
peace
we
should
In
his
charge
to
the
,
.
mo'Comprlsed
ln
the
associa-,
Halda,
.07V,
7
to
nubile
quickly
for
dc
the
mines
depf
tment
w"
o
Sehpeaklng
Canadian
com-;
The
very
fact
that
we
may
trial
ano
h
nietinc
the
national
representation,
to
to
a
semble
and
equip
province
to
make
WtjjJ
;SeTy
other
veterans'
body
the
.
"arse
ana
emcieni,
an,.,
K.
-'-
,.
the
assoclatlon
has
a
grana
preiiucHi,.
k-to
me
prouauujf
-
aoacu
j
w,iv,.r
(the
this
exalted
oltlce
Deing
,
ana
wny
u.u
-
-
memocr
public
Fiset,
Liberal
J.
t.
sir
w
Eu'ene
Sur7eys
All
Set
deputy
minister
of
mines,
Eu
a
yet.i
W-J
TUhS,
.".fiS
ive
allocation
for
produc
S
P'-anc
guns,
steel
helmets
"177
was
suspended
from
during
the
i-rr
"
'
'.m
.
,
.v.
u
ih
have
was
deputy
minis-i
.
Central
Patricia,
2.55.
.
Oods
Lake.
.45.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.15.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.91.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.20.
Pickle
Crow,
455.
San
Antonio,
1.28.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.07.
Smelters
Gold.
.01
V2.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.45.
Oklend,
.19.
Mosher,
.32.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.32.
Stadacona,
.74V,.
Francoeur,
.35.
Moneta
Porcupine,
2.18.
Bouscadillac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.29.
Bankfield,
.81.
?
East
Malartic.
1.58.
Preston
East
Dome,
.85.
Hutchison
Lake,
.052.
Dawson
White,
.04
V2.
Aldermac,
.45.
Kerr
Addison,
1.84.
Uchl
Gold,
1.69.
Noranda,
57.25.
Int.
Nickel,
47.00.
Cons.
Smelters,
56.75.
Athona,
.10.
Hardrock,
2.20.
Barber
Larder,
.41.
Rand
Malartic,
.42.
Todays
Weather
(Oovernmmu
"lT,phl
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera
ture,
44.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
45
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
50.
Stewart
Light
rain,
calm,
44.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
53.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
45.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.,-37.
The
annual
meeting
of
Prince
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
headquarters.
Business
included
the
receiving
of
the
financial
report,
reports
of
the
chairman.
R.
M.
Winslow.
and
of
the
membersHlp
oommlttee
The
following
officers
year
were
elected:
Chairman,
R.
M.
Winslow.
Honorary
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
W.
O.
Vlgar.
Executive
P.
M.
Ray,
F.
A.
Mac-Callum,
E.
B.
Baker,
G.
H.
Greenwood,
J.
H.
McLeod,
Walter
Hume,
rtr
T
W
Vortrln
A1pv
MeRae.
W.
from
the
time
of
the
resignation
of
C.P.O.
Anslow
until
the
end
01
the
year.
Bugles
and
drums
supplied
by
the
department
on
their
recommendation
had
resulted
ln
the
boys
taking
up
instruction
on
i
these
instruments.
The
president
referred
to
the
!
m-csentation
of
a
trophy
to
the
cadets
for
competition
In
general
pffiriencv.
eiliciency.
The
ine
noiaiy
Rotary
Club
uuu
also
u
MOVING
TO
MONTREAL
L.
II.
Haworth
With
Wheat
root
To
Take
Up
New
Post
In
East
Tomorrow's
Tides
Today's
Weather
High
-12:13
p.m.
19.4
It.
Part
Vtirre
BuPt
-
Low
6:10
a.m.
4.0
it.
18:12
p-m.
5.8
It.
Sperature,
45;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRICE:
5
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
27,
1938.
X
ev.
Railway
Plan
Being
Mooted
PECTING
PEACE,
UNCLE
POLITICS
FORGOTTEN
:
Service
.Men
in
Ottawa
House
Unite
to
Kecall
Times
as
Comrades
in
War
Years
,
OTTAWA,
April
27:
(CP)
However
vleorous
their
adherence
to
"V
,
.
.i
.1
ur
1
1
TIT
!1
r
1fl1f?
,
f
nM
inmnHs.
.nixnmui
inTn
Trip
ivnr
n
iv
r
Mnrii
n
1:11.
wiumuu
stuuiiu
ui
um
-"....--
,i
r,ot.v
fcpnrls
nrp
n
set
to
draw
on
vast
resour-
0lup'
wuc
u
uu..j
-
--
.
nas
emerged
in
tanauas
pouuw
East
Fife
Wins
-Cup
I
HAMPDEN
PARK,
Glasgow,
(
April
27:
(CP)
Belore
91,000
;
persons,
East
Fife
defeated
j
Kilmarnock
by
a
score!
of
4
to
,
2
today
to
win
the
Scottish
Football
Cup.
Two
goals
were
expect
but
She
ready
JUSt
I
his
4.
Ume
the
score
...
having,
been
ai
t.j.
two
all
at
regulation
ume.
was
the
first
time
a
second
dl-
vision
team
had
won
the
Scot-
tlsh
Cup
since
the
Junior
league
was
formed
sixteen
LEAGUE
maw
nircT
OF
Unified
Operation
r
Of
K.
M.
Winslow
Re-EIected
Chair
man
Reports
and
Other
Business
at
Annual
Gathering
Last
Night
I
wo
Lines
is
rroposea
Without
M
onopoy
Canadian
National
Properties
For
Number
of
Years
No
Amalgamation
riTTAWA
Anvil
9.7?
(CP)
A
nlan
to
deal
with
Can-J
.
.
it
rru
ufnun
r:
whv
in
milium
iviiuuub
luiicuuum.
aea
uaoets
commanunig
unit",
.--j
-
-.
Lieut,
o.
h.
Greenwood,
election
of
oly
is
being
presented
to
members
of
Parliament.
T
It
is
nffifprs
and
amoointment
of
a
coiri
fn
Vmvp
Wn
instituted
bv
a
well
known
financial
i
"
-
-
-
-
'U1U
WW
llVt
I
V
v
w
w
.
for
the
man
who
prefers
to
remain
anonymous.
It
would
bring
unified
operation
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
;
the
Canadian
National
Railway
un-
;
"
der
an
operating
company
through
Cl
Ul
TIllN
lthe
lease
01
the
tw0
comPanies
LiLjLa
V
1
1V-1
1
1
properties
for
a
number
of
years.
DATE
SET
H.
Tobey.
Orme
Stuart,
F.
M.
Good,
People
of
Dcwdncy
Will
Nominat
Dr
R.
G.
Large
and
C.
C.
Mills.
un
aiay
10
ana
uie
j
20,
It
Is
Officially
Announced
In
his
annual
report
W.
M.
Wins-
11
J
.
,
jow
reierrea
to
me
greauy
emaiBcu
VICTORIA.
April
27:
tCP)
headquarters
of
the
R.C.N.V.R.
In
Nominations
for.
the
Dewdney
pro
which
they
were
meeting.
He
re-
vincial
bv-election
will
close
Mas
.
-
.
.
I
f
erred
with
pleasure
to
the
ap-
16
with
polling
on
May
20,
it
was
polntment
of
Messrs.
Landry
and
officially
announced
last
night.
D.
tiroont
n
tp
spconrt
Lieutenants
tr
Hfr-arVian
T.lhpral-
Charles
A
resolution,
sponsored
hy
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
01
finance,
will
be
Introduced
In
the
House
of
Commons
today
contemplating
refunding
-of
Canadian
National
maturities
totalling
I
assisting
Lieut.
Greenwood
In
jones,
Conservative,
and
Mildred
prince
itupcrt
Conservative
Assoc-
.
charge
of
the
sea
cadets.
,.HepokejOsterhout..C...C.
F,are.alrea.dyjn.
aUon
Inquires,
UegardjpEivf;itea-u
highly,
of
the
services
of
the
com-
the
field
as
candidates
to
contest
manding
officer
who
had
shown
a
the
seat
made
vacant
by
the
death
irrpat
deal
of
zeal.
Much
good
work
0f
the
late
Dr.
Frank
Patterson.
had
been
carried
out
by
the
officers
Conservative
Opposition
leader.
in
the
absence
01
a
paid
instructor
;
LETTER
TO
PATTULL0
titude
on
Alaskan
High
way
Project
The
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association
has
sent
the
following
open
letter
to
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-tullo
in
regard
to
the
Alaska
highway
project,
also
sending
a
copy
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
for
publication:
"We
congratulate
you
on
carrying
on
tne
Alaska
HiShTay
project
c.v.r.
Severs
fnnnpetion
Connection
t
.
.
...
.
.
Siancu
uy
iue
laic
nun.
u.
mie
but.
as
citizens
of
your
own
electoral
district,
we
call
upon
you
...
,
1..
to
account
for
your
advocacy
of
the
l
h
Haworw,
wno
nas
ueen
m
,
.
,.,
work
01
tne
sea
caaeis.
mcic
aic
elevator
nere
ior
several
yeaia,
a
nnvr
is
cadets
enrolled,
all
prop-
spvprlns
his
connection
with
tne
prlv
eoulDDed.
A
number
more
have
p0ol
to
assume
the
position
of
as-
applied,
slstant
manager
of
the
Co-oper?-
Passing
reference
was
made
to
tlve
Wholesale
Society
of
hoinfni
visit
of
Caotaln
Mlt-
Chester.
Ensland.
with
headquar-
originally
proposed
Hazelton
route.
From
recent
newspaper
Items
we
learn
that
you
are
now
pressing
lor
the
Finlay
Forks
route.
In
this
you
do
not
appear
to
have
consulted
either,
your
own
government,
the
Legislature
or
your
own
consiitu-
cnen
on
june.bywe
-:r-
t-
wh9tBV.r
mtprpsts
vou
mav
and
appreciation
of
the
work
or
leave
next
momn
ior
ms
ca.
-"w
...
v..
.
fu"
S,V
cpnrPtarv.
the
resKr-
with
Mrs.
Haworth
and
daughter.
,be
serving
ln
proposing
this
route
certainly
not
those
of
your
con-and
Wholesale
So-
are
Co-operative
nation
of
Lieut.
Commander
Hume'
The
the
secession
of
Lieut.
Com-
clety
of
Manchester
Is
a
large
Bri-1
rtltuency.
Neither
are
they
the
inlander
Haworth
tlsh
organization
engaged
ln
U.e
.
terests
of
the
northern
part
of
the
Lieut.
Geo.
H.Greenwood.
D.S.C.,
handling
of
natural
products
In-;
pronce.
reoorted
on
the
Improved
facilities
eluding
a
great
deal
of
wheat
as,
"The
route
you
are
reported
to
Ttheir
and
such
favor
will
de-track
the
settled
well
as
canned
salmon,
ann
value
the
cadets
Eight
we?e
S?tKoln
bS
?uld
Une
Officials
have
visited
here
,
farming
areas
0f
the
Nechako
and
now
Z
unarms
wfere
occasions
in
the
past.
!
Bulkley
Valleys,
will
avoid
the
an-
until
pro-
v,hpJ
The
auuna
dS
pv?d
.
Mr.
Haworth
came
to
Prince
Ru-
thracite
coal
area
of
the
Ground
,
f!f
anH
the
bovs
looked
very
Pert
in
April
1928
as
export
mana-.
Hog
country,
the
fur
and
game
TZlu
eer
for
the
Central
Selling
Agency
country
surrounding
the
Telegraph
smart
In
theh
uniforms.
The
!
sum
nm.
mlF
flJfi.
anTrv
the
death
of
William
Mclvor,
he
highly
mineralized
area
around
At-
r
and
Brv-
SU;
S
j
t
JZi
heloS
t00k
over
fuI1
charBe
01
the
ele-lin
and,
perhaps
worst
of
all,
will
ant
had
done
good
work
ta
in
helping
has
bpen
actlye
,n
I
to
train
the
ananear,ng.unc'
the
affairs
of
the
Royal
Canadian
particularly
for
military
purposes.
had
taken
Donald
Naval
volunteer
Reserve,
.
having
hnlh
,n
British
Columbia
and
ln
in
leacuuiK
mem
um
"
.....
..-.,
n.,
u-
nmn
enm
.
they
were
making
good
progress.
,u0
unit
Lieut.
Greenwood
told
of
the
or-
de.
Many
frlends-
wW
regret
th(J
ganlzing
of
a
bugle
band
which
had
parture
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Haworth
appeared
ln
public
on
several
oc-
frQm
the
clt
and
wlu
wlsh
lheE1
...Un.
caslons
.nn
and
Kaon
been
the
thP
subject
SIlhlPP.L
of
Oil
..
.
..
.
.
favorable
comment,
such
as
during
the
visit
of
the
Governor
General
and
Lady
Tweedsmulr
when
the
ca
rl
pt
wprp
Insneeted.
during
tne
May
Queen
ceremonies
and
during
the
Remembrance
Day
ceremonies.
The
average
attendance
for
the
year
was
78.4,
the
corps
thus
coming
seventh
of
all
In
the
Dominion.
The
esprit
de
corps
had
been
excellent
and
the
following
promotions
had
been
made:
Edwin
Tobey
to
be
C.P.O.
and
Cadets
Manson,
Hanklnson,
Norton,
Greenwood
and
Davis
to
be
sub-Instructors.
Social
"(functions
had
been
arranged
by
the
cadets
themselves.
Dances
were
under
supervision
of
members
of
the
executive
and
the
Navy
League.
well
in
their
new
home
and
sphere.
Becomes
Bride
Of
The
Hill
60
Chapter,'
points.
Moslem
King
Today!
TIRANA.
Albania,
April
27:
(CP)
In
a
civil
ceremony
today,
the
Countess
Apponyl
of
Hungary
became
the
first
Queen
of
the
Albanians
when
she
was
accepted
in
marriage
by
King
Zog.
The
Queen
Is
a
Christian
and
Zog,
a
moslem.
I.O.D.E.,
had
kindly
donated
a
cup
Mmnollllnn
in
thp
Watph
SP-
Alaska,
a
road
close
to
the
principal
towns
on
the
coast
is
essential.
The
Finlay
Forks
route
would
take
the
road
hundreds
of
miles
away
from
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart
and
all
the
Important
Alaska
coast
cities.
Thus,
from
the
viewpoint
of
both
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Alaska,
your
reasons
for
favoring
this
route
are
extremely
obscure.
"Judging
by
all
Information
yet
made
public
with
regard
to
the
proposed
Alaska
Highway,
there
13
no
good
reason
why
It
should
not
pass
through
Hazelton.
Last
year
ln
this
city
you
stated
emphatically
that
the
Hazelton
route
would
be
followed,
We
protest
against
any
change
in
your
plans
and
hold
you
to
your
statement.
With
the
bulld-ine
of
the
road
via
Hazelton
we
have
every
confidence
In
the
speed-
curine
the
largest
number
of
1
ler
completion
of
the
j
here
to
the
Interior."
road
from