YL
XXVIH,
No.
101.
1
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at
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of
a
tln-llned
cabi
net
had
CapL
Norman
Brodhurst,
well
known
Inverness
cannery
tender
skipper
8nd
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
here
aboard
the
Cardena
Saturday
afternoon
on
his
way
from
I
Victoria,
where
he
now
resides,
to
For
20
Ultra-violet
light,
noted
for
Its
thls
task.
Inverness
where
he
will
spend
the
,?ers.
summer.
Annual
overhaul
work
on
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
Is
bein3
$27.50
$13.50
month
for
Vancouver.
She
will
operate
again
this
summer
on
the)
run
between
Prince
Rupert
and'
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
'
I
The
local
fresh
made
Ice
Cream
5
It
is'
good
business
to
buy
locally
made
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM.
Packed
in
ice
if
ordered.
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SELF
-
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1
to
May
20
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Aid
of
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World-Wide
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I,
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on
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ANTI-CAPITALIST
Editor.
Dally
News:
An
rriltnrial
Wmlne
Thr
Feder
atlonlst
an
"antl-Brltlsh
publica-'
tlon"
and
declaring
that
"if
there
j
were
a
dictator
The
Federatlonlst
,
would
note
be
allowed
to
publish":
appeared
In
a
recent
Issue
of
the;
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
As
the
statements
In
the
editorial
may
re
fleet
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
C.OF
BC.
Section
.
of
which
The
Federatlonlst
is
the
official
organ.
we
believe
that
you
will
extend
to,
'.us,
the
courtesy
of
space
in
which'
to
reply
to
the
criticism
you
havej
Mail
Schedule
With
a
fair-sized
list
of
passen!r'
tae
Eait
Union
steamer,
Caot.
Jamei
Flndlay,
arrived
ln
prt
at
10
o'clock
last
night
from
,the
south
and
sailed
at
midnight
for
Stew
art,
Anyox
and
other
northern
continued
at
the
local
dry
dock
points
wljmce
and
the
vessel
is
expected
to
here
tomorrow
leave
about
the
middle
of
tire
bound.
she
will
return
morning
south;
'
TRY
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
rriday
S
p.m.
From'
(be
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
11:00
p.m.
For
Vancouver-
1
Tuesday
.
..
..
12:30
nooner.
Thursday
10
pjn.
Friday
9:30
pjr
May
9,
20
and
31
5
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
pjn
TOT
DAILY
NCTT3
mm.
LITERARY
WINNERS
made.
'.
Th
Friratlnn!t
I
nnt
an
"antl-
Recipients
of
British"
nuhllpatlon
It
is
loval
to
i
"nors
for
Vottrj,
Fiction
and
jthe
working
people
of
Great
Bri-(taln,
the
vast
majority
of
the
popu
General
Literature
Named
(several
years
ago
at
Winnipeg
lation
today
exploited
by
a
Uny
MONTREAL,
MONTREAL,
May
May
1
1
CP
minority
mat
owns
mree
Leslie,
Nova
Scotia
quarters
or
ail
the
property
in
me
nwethalyn
Oraham.
young
Tor
Profit.
olbbon.
author
of
many
outstand-
.
when
she
was
23.
It
was
published
j
in
the
spring
of
1938,
and
achlev.
ed
Immediate
recognition.
.Mr.
Gibbon's
Work
No
Canadian
writer
has
made
a
more
significant
contribution
to
.Interpretative
literature
than
John
Murray
Olbbon,
whose
recentlj
I
published
study
of
the
racial
origins
of
the
Canadian
people,
"Ca
nadlan
Mosaic."
received
the
gen-'eral
literature
award.
The
book
has
been
widely
acclaimed
by
Brl
tlsh
and
Canadian
critics
for
it
compelling
human
Interest,
sound
scholarship,
and
as
an
Important
contribution
to
the
solution
of
a
vital
national
problem
the
prob
lem
of
Canadian
unity.
Mr.
Olbbon
has
travelled
extec
slvely.
visiting
Japan,
Russia.
Nor
way.
Sweden.
Denmark,
and
other
countries.
Since
1913
he
has
been
Governor-General's
resident
In
Montreal.
Folk
sore
and
handicraft
festivals
sponsored
'Quebec,
and
other
Canadian
cltlet
itroro
Mr
("llhhnn's
Idea.
The
nrcan-
CP-Kcn-
...
.
fta
ln
lu.
country
and
operates
it
for
Its
own
onlo
no;eIlst,
and
'jn
"Murray
rV)Cl
Zr
'
may
be
regarded
as
an
Importanl
Tor-
.
.
l
.
.
.
i
i
j
t
,
A
Scot
by
birth,
a
citizen
"
of
the
It
Is
true
that
The
Federatlonlst
mj.
on
a
Tarletv
of
subjects."
T
rienc
C'T
and
Cana
!
?!:!:ri
a
I
an
f-ntl-Moltallst
nublieation.
7.
.
iV
i.
Mnl(,i,,
aIc.uwniMu.
--
'-'-
d
an
Dy
ong
residence
and
pre
JLnu
S-s
SfS?
Gen"ars
Uterary
AwardJ
ll
".IV"-
Mr
Olbbon
reputation
governments,
Britain
s
Included
thel
u
was
announced
Saturday
by
one
of
crmdrt
outstanding
whose
imperialistic
policies
have
Canadian
Authors'
Association.
The
J?
merary
men
men
is
is
sure
sccure.
He
lie
U
u
an
an
olven
rise
to
the
dictatorships
and
i
,
-
nhii.
t,.
'
'
"'",u'c-
(juuiwivm
,
authority
on
folklore
and
mus.tr
to
their
aggression.
.
If.
as
you
say.
Canada
is
to
be-
CanadUn
writers.
steel
of
Empire."
a
comprehensive
Kenneth
Leslie's
By
Stubborn
and
absorbmg
htelorT
of
tne
Ca
COUeCUOH
VI
pacmc
railway
U
One
0.'
In
K
ik
H
1
ilatAreWnf
,
Si
"
iHTittSmSa
th.n,H,nt
W"
thC
unanlmous
chokc
ot
the
his
most
recent
publications.
H
mtoto
judges
in
the
poetry
division
,ne
faonder
,M1.
of
to
set
up
a
Canadian
dictatorship
..
now
a
re-jdmt
of
Boston.
..,,..
s-j
under
which
not
only
The
Feder-
was
,,.
,
pjetou.
ln
1892.
Youth
subsequently
became
IU
first
n"
VETERAN
WOMAN
POSTIE
-atlonlst
but
all
progressive
elements
spent
ln
hls
natlve'
province
lnduc-lUonaj
president
More
recently
he
LONDON,
May
1:
(CP)-One
of
would
suffer
ruppresslon
and
regl-
!
in
tne
futurc
poet
a
love
of
the
was
partly
instrumental
in
launch-
me
iew
remaining
posiwomcii
n.
ihu(mU
i
sea,
ana
a
prQiouna
repeci
iur
inc
ng
e
new
Canadian
Poetry
tngiana,
miss
f
anny
rung
oi,
mui
hi?ihco
ut
traditions
ol
hw
people,
his
is
es-
Magaxlne
Edge,
Gloucestershire,
at
65
tramps
Itallsts
mUht
be
safeguarded.
tentlally
the
Celtic
outlook.
A
poef'
-Canadian
Mosaic."
a
volume
nine
miles
every
mornin.3
deliver-
n
anaaa
una
an
uvrr
uic
vuU
by
choice,
he
has
drawn
the
fun-
OTPr
450
page,
shows
how
each
ing
mail
10
isoiaiea
larmsieaai
mc
aamenuis
OI
nis
an
irom
a
men-
maior
racial
ernuD
ln
Canada
ha
years
sne
nas
aiscnargro
.
n.iuu.
ajr
ing
pot
of
strangely
variea
exper-
made
gome
contribution
U
the
body-buildlng
propensities,
finds
a
t
new
use
in
Improving
the
flavor
I
BUYING
AT
HOME
of
pickled
fish.
Experiments
con-!
OWEN
SOUND,
Ont..
May
1:
ducted
at
the
Pacific
Fisheries'
CP)
Even
If
they
have
to
ac-Experimental
Station
here
show'cept
two
fire
horses
in
a
trade-in
that
an
ultra-violet
lamp
instauea
Owen
?ur
cera'Ua"on
01
?
n
Jences.
'cultural
pattern
of
a
new
northern
he
state.
4
.
Jf
that
is
used
I
In
power
Leiir
earlier
books,
especially
s
nation.
Mr
Olbbon
does
not
br
the
InteresU
of
the
minority
that
-Lowlands
Low"
and
"Windward
lleTe
In
the
"standardUed"
dtlr-n
would
benefit
from
the
retention
of
Rock-
were
favorably
received
by
holding
that
Canada
has
betr.
the
production
for
profit
system
discriminating
critic.
"By
Flub-
(immeasurably
emtehrd
by
the
then
we
shall
have
some
form
of
bom
starg
for
wnlcn
he
receive
uith
of
tradition
hmuoht
intr.
Sound
automotive
dealers
f
asclsm.
the
award,
reveals
the
comoass
and
'
want
the
privilege
of
selling
If,
as
lnour
sister
dominion.
New
vormtilltv
of
a
memorable
sonnet
f
hiv
a
particularly
sterilizing
ftre
truck
to
the
city,
nrotestlna
Zealand,
a
democratically
elected
,
.
.
.
,
.
....
.
fcv-v..fcfc,
-
-
-
-
-
-
ttllWC
ailU
UliUiOMtllUliiK,
UMIU
J4
effect
on
brines
and
pickles
used
against
a
proposal
to
buy
from
government
used
Its
in
curing
fish.
The
fish,
Inserted
I
an
oUtslde
firm,
in
a
revolving
basket
Just
above!
the
lamp,
are
Improved
by
the!
washing
action
of
the
light-treat
ed
brine
and
by
penetration
of
the
power
jower
to
to
lev:
lev:-
Dieces"
in
many
moods
and
varied
;
cvmnaihrtw
v-nnu-iui.
of
N.
,lslate
in
the
Interests
of
the
people-
metres.
and
lyrics
of
poignant
qual-Jand
Old
Canadians,
will
solve
tht
m
a
whole,
then
we
snail
move
lor-
lty
Leslie
sUnds
revealed
as
a
poet
pr0blem
of
national
unity.
A
fifty
cent
classified
ad.
will
7
P0nVratl
disciplined
In
the
richest
traditions
Arrangements
for
the
annual
often
make,
you
many
dollars.
"7
T
"SS?
ot
Acadlaa
8lnge"-
I
fnf
ra,
Ul"ar
-
-
-
.
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:
V,
;
i
.
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n,t;
Awaras
competiuon
are
tupenrucq
Award
for
Hct.on
.
.
Earth,
goodwill
tort
men"
Canadian
Authors'
Associ-
BAKKYMAiMtK,
..Swiss
sonata,-
a
brilliantly
con-'
aUons.
acting
for
Lord
Tweeds-Editor.
Cejved
story
of
life
In
a
Swiss.
mulr.
The
committee
of
judges
boarding
school,
la
a
first
novel,
the
comprised
the
following:
poetry,
work
of
Owenthalyn
Oraham,
a
Dr.
Pelham
Edgar.
Sir
Charles
O
young
Toronto
writer
for
whom
Brl-
D.
Roberts,
and
Dr.
Duncan
Camp-
tlsh
and
Canadian
critics
have
pre-1
Wednesday
10:30
ajn-'velopment.
At
the
age
of
11
she
Friday
4
pjn.'
attended
Saturday
morning
re-May
4,
15
and
27
a.m
hearsals
with
Maurice
Col
borne
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
i
and
Barry
Jones,
who
at
that
time
Sunday
7
p.m.'were
playing
stock
ln
Toronto.
At
Wednesday
3
pjn.
14
she
was
a
confirmed
and
llberal-
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
minded
theatre-goer,
having
seen
Tuesday
;il:30
a
m
,
Peggy
Wood
ln
"Candida,"
and
the
Thursday
8
p.m.,
great
Pavlova.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
j
Miss
Graham
had
a
year
ot
wan-Sunday
7
pjn
jdering
with
her
mother,
through
rtom
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
the
Eastern
and
Southern
states.
Tuesday
11:30
ajn.
broken
by
a
sojourn
on
an
Arizona
J!
Tor
Queen,
Charlotte
Islands
ranch,
and
returning
through
Call-
May
5
and
19
9:30
p.m.jIomia
ana
tne
Canadian
Rockies.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
I
The
following
year
found
the
young
May
3
and
17
a.m.iQUinor
al
school
in
Switzerland.
For
Alaska-May
4,
15
and
27
pjn.
From
Alaska-May
9,
20
and
31
a.m
C,
N.
R.
TRAINS
.
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
pjn.
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
p.m.
CHASER
TRAPPED
PORT
STANLEY,
Ont.,
May
1:
(CP)
Chaslns
a
cat
across
this
town's
new
bridge,
a
hound
wai
neatly
trapped
by
all
four
legs
In
the
holes
in
the
metal
floor
of
the
bridge
while
tabby
made
her
escape.
GOOD
BUCKET
BRIGADE
ERIN,
Ont,,
May
1:
(CP)
A
persistent
fire
that
broke
out
three
times
caused
$1,000
damage
to
the
farm
home,
of
Duncan
McDougall
neaj
here
Each
.time
It
was
subdued
by
the
neighbors'
bucket
brl-Igade.
'
w;
frequently
some
of
their
handi
work.
Queen
Mary
was
among
the
exhibitors,
showing
a
cushion
cover
worked
In
gros
point.
Usually
she
.
nrpfPM
in
unrlr
(
nt
.mli,AM..,.
She
endured
the
discipline
of
chalr
or
matcnln-
cuahion3'
the
Penslonnat
les
Allleres
for
four
months,
then
went
to
England.
In
the
autumn
of
1931.
after
trying
the
stiff
competitive
exam
inations,
she
entered
Smith
Col
but
thU
piece
was
in
solt
shades
of
paie
blue
and
pink.
Her
work
Is
I
very
fine
and
she
never
uses
an
embroidery
frame.
lege,
Nonnampton,
Mass.
Tnere
rive
thousand
Prince
Rupert
ine
oayssey
oi
youtn
naa
its
end
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
"Swiss
Sonata"
was
begun
when
(
pays
to
let
them
know
wh.at
you
the
author
was
21.
and
finished
have
to
sell.
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEI
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Eat
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AIR-CONDITIONKD
SLEEPING
CAR
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
C16
3rd
Avt.
V-17-J9
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J
HW
1
ADDI.I)
Walt
Dhnev'f
".Merbable"
Sfenlc
-I'orto
Itlto"
Sport
'Champion
Air
Mopo!'
DURBIN
IN
FINE
FILM
Popular
Slntlnc
Star
Head
Cast
of
"
Three
Smart
GlrW
Grow
Vp"
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Three
Smart
Olrls
Grow
Un.
dieted
a
distinguished
career.
She'arnara,
National
president
of
Uie
er.
Nan
Orav
and
Erneat
CoaMrt
U
26.
C
A.
A..
Roderick
S.
Kennedy,
and-
with
the
addition
of
Helen
Parrtth,
Miss
Oraham's
antecedents,
andjDr.
W.
T.
Allison:
general
litem-
Bob
Cummings
and
William
Lundl-the
auspicious
circumstances
of
her'
ture.
William
Arthur
Deacon.
Prof
1
gan.
home
environments
and
education,
have
provided
her
with
an
admlr-jable
background
for
a
literary
ear
lier
father's
hobby
Is
painting:
her
mother
finds
relaxation
ln
translating
"Alice
ln
Wonderland"
V.
B.
Pratt.
Rhodenlzer
and
Dr.
E.
J
I
Queen
Mary
Showj
Into
Greek.
Mlas
Graham's
early
I
LJni.
p'TV,U.r.lJf.w!r.r.
passion
for
literature
and
the
the-tl"I
EiUlUrOIUcricS
atre
were
allowed
full
scope
for
de
I
Deanna
plays
the
part
of
a
alight
n
her
greatest
picture.
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spell
ol
enchant-
ment
rjoull
remember
all
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WINNINGER
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cue
THROUGH
WI.M'SiriU)
MIDLAND.
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through
h
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when
hi
ear
skidd'
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1
tf
George
Faoan.
gaac
t
said
to
be
the
most
pleating
pe-
t1
on
road
w
ture
In
which
Deanne
Dutbto.
high-
1
ull
and
other
sr
lv
popular
yourut
Canadian
ftrtfing
film
star,
has
jet
appeared
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
the
first
half
of
this
week.
The
current
offering
is
a
reminder
of
"Three
Smart
Olrls"
nr.
actkd
(jtiCKir
St.
CATHERINES
O-
Vr,
(CTi-
Traffic
Pci
s
m
Wendham
U
beui"?
r.
c
for
saving
the
life
t
a
jrJ
and
presents
approximately
the
holglrI
wme
cast
Including.
beMe4
Dean-
lhc
Ptn
bell
bell
Sco
Scott:
fiction.
Leslie
Oordonlna
CharlM
Wlnnlnor
VMla
WalV.
car.
by
drags
!:r
of
a
fa
t:'
4
FAMILY
DOG
A
IIEKO
MITCHELL.
Ont
KL.
Isobel
Walker,
daug'
c
'
J.
E.
Walker,
eacapr
ly
older
youngster
who
endeavours
cation
during
a
fire
'
to
stralnhten
out
the
tangled
love
'hen
the
fsmlly
dg
:
affairs
of
her
two
staters
with
am-
the
smoke-filled
using
results.
The
picture
to
much
her
to
escape
by
the
v
r
1
irii
more
of
a
comedy
than
any
of
the
sixteen
-yen
r-old
singing
star's
NOT
TRUE
TO
FORM
previous
appearances
She
is
the
FERGUS.
Ont
May
1
.
daughter
of
a
multimillionaire
and,
Ice
In
the
Orand
Ri
r
i
Mrs.
Matey
Open
Unique
Eshlblt
'or
the
first
time,
wears
an
cxten-
turbulent
at
this
seiu'
t
Of
Handiwork
In
London
iSive
wardrobe
out
quietly
and
thrr?
.
"
I
In
thU
picture
Deanna
sings
four
a
flooded
cellar
In
i
LONDON,
May
:
(CP
Mrs.
-Vincent
Massey.
wife
of
Canada's!.......,,,
'
m...
nign
commissioner,
opened
one
of
the
most
interesting
exhibitions,'
J
recently
held
ln
London.
The
Royal
Amateur
Art
Society"
show
Is
un-
f
lque
for
It
usually
contains
not
only
treasures
lent
by
Royalty,
but
i
,
.
i
.
.
..
'
NEW
AND
BirTTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fltet
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Resear
C,f',,
the
Company
has
just
completed
extensive
changes
and
In.p"'
mcnls
In
Ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
Ihornailily
lured
or
aced
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
ln
the'
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
at
cold
a
lh
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
ln
cost,
means
er
mimf
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Pq
I
tfj
nrltlsh
ColombU
TIIK
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMKLTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITKD
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Krand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
I'lioipliatei,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Supcrplos
pliatcsj
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold.
Silver,
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium.
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