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EDITORIAL
D
.
BECOMING
BETTER
KNOWN
Pnnce
Rupert
is
becoming
better
known
among
lejr-an
MrfSLS:
Ea.st.tfha",i8
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
and
Hon.
Jan
McKenzie,
minister
of
defense.
Mr.
Hanron
rives
the
credit
to
the
minister
but
we
know
Mr.
Hanson
mocLsU
and
we
also
know
that
Mr.
Hanson
is
an
indefatSle
worker,
always
on
the
job
and
always
ready
to
he
5
h
i
nerf
isatisfact0I'y
to
know
that
Prince
Ru-
taHans
the
activitl'es
of
the
Parliamw-
hEre
s
no,denymg
the
fact
that
Spain
is
very
nearlv
in
the
hands
nf
Honol
v
r.L
.A
nean
holdings
nOKlingS
and
and
hand
hand
it
it
over
oyer
to
to
other
other
npnnlp
people
was
1n,o-n,i.
looked
ui
""
as
"
injustice
wnicn
could
not
be
borne.
The
result
was
the
rise
of
Fascism
and
the
conquest
of
the
1
country
by
France.
out
badly.
While
the
failures
of
democracy
Z
lZ
vised
m
e"
11
SCemS
t0
be
the
le8t
system
yet
de"
We
shall
all
watch
with
interest
the
application
of
the
principles
of
the
corporative
state
when
it
gets
into
action
m
Italy
next
year
just
as
we
watched
with
interest
the
working
out
of
socialism
in
Russia
and
saw
it
fail
dis
mSyl
any
wH1
ht)e
that
national
socialism
will
meet
with
better
success
than
Marxian
socialism.
.
SEEMS
LIKE
RIGHT
ROAD
The
road
taken
hv
Promio.
mv,iii
n
i
i-
when
he
broke
with
Anthony
Eden
seems
to
have
been
the
right
nrrht
nnp.
one,
judging
llirlrrinnr
by
hr
tifVio
what
is
:
:
n
Daniels
Maloca
Henning
Tibby
Howard
2131
ti
3452
170
SMS
m
3S15
7"
kor
sale
Inrinnicre
U.UJ
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.
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hlS
reVO-1
FOR
SALE-
38-f
experience,
religion,
salary
ex-pected.
Box
16,
Daily
News.
(93
'
WANTED
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for
bookkeeping.'
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experience
If
any.
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in'
writing.
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Dairy.
(93)
PERSONAL
TSI
DAILY
KEWB
.
Wednesday
A,.u
TO
REPEAT
;j
SPORT
CHAT
THEIR
PLAY
1
JAPS
START
OFFENSIVE
Continued
from
Page
One)
Korea,
which
ram
to
be
ruled
un
der
Japanese
a
Just
at
!
H
track
rivals
usually
are
at
xtanehukuo
is
today.
Mininderstanding
inWing.W"1
'
G
Cunningham;
Jfcenext
"CTreen
New
Start
Necessary
for
Print,
'
bot
they
don't
follow
him
nearly
ffTtSaS
Kupert
,
Telegraph
Bo.,ia,
closely
a,
the
Univ,.y
of
Kan-
CSffikl?
"
-
China
by
killing
all
Owing
to
mi.sundem.ndtn
of
TtJZ
"L,
a
mL
"
wrH
"
a
record
may
oe
aji
by
mUiUry
expeditions
ih
,f
,h
--m,
wl
ZTtoTTeTuJn
Und
of
VMaaU
wr
rJCe
dfiaTJhed
by
various
naUooa.
Jap-SiSeK.
an
among
them.
Afterth
rbHon
iries
i
yrapic
Games-
In
Germany
or
in
an
was
over.
Japan
along
with
the
town
U-!eraDhic
with
Kel
San
,
SrtLw
a?
bv
tb
inWtaUQa
meel
"
eiUm
sca-
other
countries
put
In
a
bis
claim
tnnivht
'I1
by
the
home
folks
that
economic
eoaeettions.
have
been
received
and
are
as
f
ol
lows:
i
first
Team
Total
Ave
Totals
First
game.
2731.
sec
ond
28S4.
third
3729.
fourth
2670
fifth
249;
total.
134M:
average
180.
Team
average,
IK.
High
doubles.
Daniels
and
How
ard,
1175.
High
Single,
55.
1
Ttal
Price
2435
Hedges
2231
Packard
.2463
Roady
2490
Nelson
2516
Totals
First
same
2479,
2377.
third
2375.
fourth
27.
fifti
2457;
total
Vm
nverare
16!.
High
doubles
Hedges
and
Pach
ard.
979
Hlph
sinrle
M9
eau,
can
teB
you
offhand
ths
who.
In
10QS
Jan(m
announced
the
when
where
and
how
fast,
and
anneXatten
of
Korea,
which
pre-whether
Glenn
was
tn
top
form
or
vk.uxly
had
been
ruled
by
China
whether
he
was
over-balanred
by
a
a
puppet
state
Although
this
fresh
haircut
aroused
Chinese
resentment,
ten-
ckm
cased
off
somewhat
until
1915
For
Instance.
Mr.
Dill
will
tell
when
the
Japanese
government
jgg
you
m
i
uuanmgnam
nas
gone
10
suddenly
presented
tne
lamous
J-.
-
.
-
awd
IHnilJHlt:
"
mull
J-
v-
n
mite
istM
in
un
vearc
Rftv
nkituu
RMuiKlu-nn
nwima
n'Vili-h
times
he
has
been
the
winner,
sev-
had
overthrown
the
ancient
Man
en
times
he
has
placed
second
and
chu
dynasty
only
a
few
years
pre
three
times
he
has
placed
third,
viously.
The
Japanese
demands
in-Al
though
the
number
of
track
meet
eluded
special
commercial
conces-and
regional
records
he
has
5et
are
5
ions,
and
recognition
of
the
Kor
i
uw
numerous
10
mention,
mere
are
ean
annexation,
unina.
weac
ana
major
marks
worthy
of
note.
Top-
strutting
with
Internal
dissen
ping
the
list,
naturally,
is
the
4:04.4
sions.
agreed
to
most
of
the
de-Ave
mile
run
at
Dartmouth
CoUege
last
monds.
162
March
3.
the
fastest
on
record
for
There
followed
a
short
period
of
1
ec
-
the
the
dlitlflnpe
distance,
and
nnrt
fonr
four
seenri
seconds
fast-
fast-
"ood
"good
feellne"
feeling"
between
between
the
the
two
two
155
er
than
his
own
wrld
indoor
rec-
countries,
featured
by
furthei
iac
ord
of
4:08.4
set
in
the
Columbian
economic
"peneratlon"
in
China
by
IK
mile
in
New
York
in
1934.
Topping
Japan.
But
In
1924
another
revolu
.
.
.
.
.
.1
,
1
1
.
1
,
secoaa
1113
ouinoor
penormanres.
in
rus
uaii
miuuk
inina.
aim
insiauea
111
world
record
performance
of
4:06.7
power
Dr.
Sun-Yat-Sen.
an
en
in
the
Princeton
Invitation
meet
in
lightened
and
liberal
leader.
The
1934,
last,
winter
displaced
by
political
movement
of
which
he
WijOderson'a
4:
66.4.
wa.s
the
head
gradually
became
I
more
nationalistic,
and
more
antl-
Cunningham's
flame-seared
leas
Japanese
first
started
carrying
him
to
new
Japan;
on
its
part,
began
to
f
e
I
records
as
a
senior
at
Elkhart.
Kas,
more
and
more
that
the
Chines1,
high
school,
when
he
won
the
mile
leatkis
were
plotting
Japan's
econ-in
the
high
school
section
of
the
"mic
extinction.
Japan
needed
Kansas
relays
in
1930
in
4:31.4.
a
room
for
exnanslon.
and
sources
ofj
record
that
still
stands.
The
same
raw
materials,
year
he
won
the
event
in
the
state
Japan
bfan
In
look
in
the
dlr
1
meet
in
4:2Sj
and
the
National
in-
w.tinn
of
Manchuria,
a
vart
unex
terscholastic
at
Chicago
in
4:24.7,
nloit-Kl
tend
eaTable
or
yieldinf
a
new
record.
His
first
rnlteeiaLe
-nanv
raw
nroducts
of
which
Jnn-
lToing
tioai,
16
competition
in
the
mile
was
the
'n's
fsctcries
were
in
need
In
trovemmpntc
nf
P.;.;
.
rm.ny
an".
)vlth
the!
hp
Imperial.
S32i.
Good
condi-
Big
Six
Indoor
meet
in
1932
when
1931
JBian
besan
its
reat
offen
fhP
Qv..-f.vr
Z,.,"
'
.
t'
rri"ce
nl-
Very
friendly
to:
.
t"n.ApPly
Pioneer
Rooms
.92
he
won
in
4:21.9.
He
lopped
elf
a
ive
In
Man-huria.
A-aln
it
w
tb-
rrcfTw
.
U
M0UItl
seem
resonable
to
SU-
tenth
of
a
second
the
next
year
and
battle
of
a
mt-hly
military
juager
KeSt
that.,
linlpcc
1
cnmotln'n
.
t
.
0
IfwK
fU"
pop
i.-uj-i
SALE
c.,r
t
Trolline
roiling
,
boat
boat
u
.
"Easle
Eagle
,
.
.
.
.
.
naut
t
.
.
.
j.
.
.
.
".
J,,,
6
umurteen
nappens,
a
fascist
.
Mt
u
1
will
regime
be
administering
the
whole
country
soon
with
the
Spanish
governmenT'nd
tS"
h
rtf?
FZ?nX
gettine
a
setback'
That
was
because
y
they
thought
the
country
was
entitled
to
any
form
of
tfcfme
11
W1
ThC
minrity
did
not
f
''re
tothe
The
result
of
the
Spanish
trouble
indicates
the
danger
piXF
ve"?m.ent
ing
too
radical.
Had
the
Spanish
Reds
been
satisfied
to
make
reasonable
changes
and
gradually
bring
about
a
better
condition
they
Would
probably
have
succeeded
and
war
would
have
been
avoided
To
take
too
big
a
step
invites
a
step
backward.
The
Spanish
government
undertook
to
bring
a
general
confiscation
of
the
property
of
those
to
whom
they
were
opposed,
inat
was
eointr
ton
fast
in
nun:
V
n
?
me
tuvemment
?eS
tabu
and
gets!
,M4
,
9
rM,
,
4.,,
afnt
hnrrW
nr
,,hiM.
with
rigging,
gurdys
and
anchai
winch.
Apply
933
11th
Ave.
E.
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
well-furnished
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
61)
FURNISHED
house
Piano,
radio,
etc.
Vacant
May
1
near
hospital.
Call
Red
785.
95
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
made
it
4:195.
Munski's
time,
in-'
hieh
wa
victorious,
cidentally.
u-as
the
same
In
which1
mile
in
Chicago
In
1932,
his
first
"rh"
w
the
br-iinninR
of
a
nen
.
venture
into
outside
comDetition.
.
period
of
Japanese
penetration
modem
IIe
won
the
Bankers'
mile
this-year
into
China
whose
later
reverbera-
.
...
.
!
in
1-noO
linns
m
tllt
irt..
1
...
.
.
ww
...
iivwt.
miLi
.yiixii-
icnuna.
mere
were
new
cohces
The
1936
campaign
was
his
most
ions
wrested
from
China
in
th
unsuccessful
from
a
mile
stand-
Shanghai
-incident"
or
1932.
Ther
point,
as
he
was
concentrating
onjLame
the
East
Hope!
Incident,
split
the
1.500-metre
event
tor
the
oi-!tin"
off
stiU
another
sector
Iron
ympics.
That
year
he
won
the
CoI-;ch'nese
control.
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Comfortable
'
"mbian
only
by
out-generallying
1
In
the
same
way
Ihe
entire
pro
home
at
Seal
Cove,
four
rooms,!
his
opponents
and
his
time
was
'nee
of
East
Hor?l
was
separate,
kitchenette,
bathroom,
shed
and'
hisM
school
time
4:42.
In
the
'from
the
mother
country.
Soon
garage.
Good
deal
for
steady
ten-
Wanamaker
he
was
passed
by
both
Tf
ncn
had
made
an
entrance
ln-
ant.
Phone
Don
Passmore.
96i
Ql
wangan
C
.
and
Venzke
v.M.m.
and
UltU
in
Ul
the
bliC
,ae
v-ntnas
..
famed
w
'
V
U
but
HU,
impoten
liiifJUVCIIf
1
Baxter
he
was
second
to
Venzke.
Of
nreat
Wall
Then
it
was
Tehol
an("
vrJ
1"
l.
lluu
U1
uie
estaie
01
a
CnWiri
&
Meriffnrv
T
,1
ine
37
uiaoor
mIIefi
on
his
record,
lnanar.
loaay
japan
has
unde:
rich
u
r
Ud'
ery
person
who
dies.
Gradually
the
state
is
ab-!
-
jCunningriam
came
In
first
in
32,1"
influence
some
of
tho
riches,
porbing
the
estates
of
the
rich
and
pacing
the
monev
roR
RENT
Tw-m
house.'second
m
'our
and
third
in
one-
"or,h
nrovin-rcs
of
chinp.
all
the
back
as
waces
to
the
th.e
nnor
T
Little
Iftlo
objection
:
is
A
Shower
bath,
stove,
fine
harbor
the
Wanamaker
in
1936.
Besides!
resU,t
r
hiltitary
successes.
fw
naLWagcfs
P?r-
taken
to
1
"
,nini
nave
(lone
ttle
same
thing
but
i
T-i1
,
C"
l"'ng
"UL
to
10
ueiioeraieo
deliberatplv
ueiineratelv
riirn
turn
turn
thp
the
owners
of
V
,
tnnn
-
i
.
WanMn
tr..
.
f
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PUONE
658
LUMBER
AT
MILL
6-inch
and
8-inch
to,WE
IIAVE
"EU'Eo
hundreds
1
ship'ap-untrimmed
V
going
on.
France
"
'
seems
be
falline
in
line
and
makinn-
W
n
;
SZt
??J:.,A
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Let-
No-1
Common
Mch
CJ1
Q
ftA
bUm.A-u.
i
.
"f"
,
r.wHuiwiy..
illiHl
ter
Carriers.
Pnhil
CUrt,,
r.,
"tough
Cedar
Plank
VuUU
omuuiu
nuve
u
1
resLraininrr
ertppt
nn
hntu
Tfottr
n,i
'.
-
mo
WuliZ
I
?
vw
uuui
niiiy
unit
uei-.
loms
Kxamlners,
Clerks,
audi
many,
wnne
most
neonie
svnmnthwoi
immr
r.f
si
with
Lden
at
the
time,
if
Britain
is
kept
out
of
war
andi
he,p
you-
Wrlte
U8
for
Proof
the
continent
of
Eurone
settle
down
tn
n
non
nmm.om
?nd
free
information.
M.c.c:
nothing
but
praise
will
be
coming
to
Chamberlain.
'i
fn
Canada
-
Wlnnipe'
01dS!
For
Prince
Rupert
Delivery
rnone
BILLMOIt
Billmor
Spruce
Mills
LTD.
ine
ciimax
10
"
tnese
clashes
ua'.iiw
new,
iu.uu
a
men
in.
uU
vciikkc,
wuhilts
over
i
1
V
Z
-iCunninghani
in
the
indoor
miles
"ndoubtdlv
taking
nbee
rodax
property
OUt
of
their'11
SALE-6-room
a
r-
house,
fully
'were
Dawson,
Bonthron
and
Ban'1"'
finaI
w"rd
of
descrintioi
modern,
plastered
and
papered,
Romani-one
each.
I
will
be
wrilt-n
Intn
the
mlliLiH
EXTREMES
ALWAYS
DANGEROUS
W.J
.fin
3re
aUvays
(Iangero"s.
Dictatorships
always
fa
l
sooner
or
later
and
extremes
toward
democracy
may
end
as
in
France
where
it
was
recently
found
neces
a,to
appoint
a
dictator
temporarily
to
bn'ng
order
out
i?u"ig
uhe
same
principle-down
to
family
life
and
we
find
r
that
where
the
father
is
a
diftntnt.
,
v,:mJ
Tl.l
fine
view,
Taylor
Street,
$1800
'and
historical
annals
to
record
th
terms.
!
Tiie
Knco
,.t.
'.result
of
the
nresent
"ImpMi
....
..UHgailA'
UUU1UU1
IlltlC
iCU-'
-"...wtvv.V
FOR
SALE
-
5-room
house,
fully'0?1
13
alm0St
"
Imposing.
The
list;
vmlns
to
bc
.
modem,
fire
place,
fine
harbor
?"u
f
ces'
01
wmcn
ne
won
view.
4th
Avenue
East,
12500
?'
P'aceo-
seebnd
three
times
and
I
terms
'.third
twice.
He
did
not
enter
east-'
em
inUtdnrkt
rnr-cE
il
Ihs
tnllo
,tnlll
Tnnr.Itn
Fn.
G.,ln.t
.
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fun
bale
6-room
house
lully
the
Princeton
Invitation
of
1934
j
1
modern,
nardwood
Hoors,
Atlln
nut
mat
entry
was
marked
by
a
avenue,
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casn.
(94)
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mne,
run
on
a
sprained
ank-
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That
same
vear
he
won
th
.
WOMAN
wishes
work
by
hour.
Box
17.
Daily
News.
196)
WANTED
WANTED
Housekeeper,
no
encumbrances,
for
family,
two
children
school
age,
small
town
In
country.
Good
home,
reasonable
salary.
Reply
stating
age,
ord
which
still
stands.
Winter
Has
WORK
WANTED
Kansas
relav
mile
in
4-12
7
n
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aan
1
1
r
uvii
x
xai
vi
on
Your
Car
I
.
harder
than
.
.
you
think!
The
strain
of
cold
starts,
sklddy
roads,
and
uncertain
weather
has
pulled
many
parts
out
of
adjustment.
Now
is
the
time
to
nush
away
the
win
ter-worn
oil
and
sluggish
water
system
-adjust
wheels
and
brakes
tune
up
the
motor.
Take
advantage
or
our
special
rate
tor
COMPLETE
Inspection,
clean.
up
and
tune-up
and
be
sure
or
trouble-free
spring
driving.
ROYAL
MOTORS
General
Motors
Healers
3rd
Avenue
Phone
52
"Service
With
a
Smile''
V.
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idii
PACKAGES
10c
fOOCH$15
lb.
TINS
70c
M
m-u
GARDEN
SUPPLIES
Fertilizer
Lawn
Seeds
Vegetable
Seeds
Poultry
Netting
Flower
Seeds
Lawn
lowers
Garden
Tools
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
Ltd.
THIRD
AVENUE
Phonr
1(1
FOR
COMI
OKT
and
RLUVICK
PHONE
112
TAXI
2
NEW
CARS
ON
CALL
DAY
ard
NIGHT
NOTICE
Dominion
Government
Board
Of
Review
IMMIGRATION
will
hold
sessions
rrom
2:00
to
4:00
p.m.,
on
Wednesday,
the
M"1
of
April
and
from
10
a.m.
to
12
noon
and
from
2
p.m.
to
I
P0-on
Thursday,
the
21st
of
April
in
the
Court
House,
Prince
KuprL
All
persons
having
information
roncerning
the
illegal
entry
t
Canada
of
alien
immigrants
are
invited
to
submit
it
to
the
!
in
person
or
by
letter.
ALL
COMMUNICATIONS,
IHWKUB
MADE,
WILL
nF.
TREATED
AS
CONFIDENTIAL.
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nf
the
Hoard-
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
ild
Cured
Salmon
15c
per
Package
For
Lunch
on
Toasted'
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuvrc
One
Package
Servos
Four
People
Keeps
For
Weeks
in
Refrigerator
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.