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Tuesday.
April
2,
1940..
EDITORIALS
TAXES
CUT
IN
TWO
CENTRES
"As
foreshadowed
a
few
days
ago
by
Mayor
McGavin,
the
Victoria
City
Council
has
now
officially
set
the
1940
tax
rate
at
40
mills,
compared
with
41
mills
last
year
and
4om
1B36,"
says
the
Victoria
evening
paper.
"This
is
good
news
for
the
taxpaying
public
and
excellent
material
to
advertise
the
community
as
a
pleasant
haven
for
prospective
residents
who
are
looking
for
a
good
climate,
all
the
good
things
Which
make
for
the
fuller
life,
and
above
all,
of
course,
for
a
city
which
is
reducing
its
taxation
on
real
property
every
year.
The
mayor
and
council
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
achievement.
What
the
war
and
its
aftermath
may
bring
is
on
the
knees
of
the
gods.
For
the
moment
we
can
be
satisfied
with
this
proof
of
prudent
civic
administration.
"We
can
add
to
the
foregoing,
incidentally,
the
important
fact
that
the
mill
rate
in
Esquimalt
has
been
reduced
by
two
mills
another
proof
of
progress
which
holds
out
bright
prospects
for
the
adjoining
community'
J""
XO
ELECTION
NECESSITY
t
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
on
being
asked
if
the
provincial
'government
might
take
advantage
of
the
route
of
the
opposition
parties
in
the
Dominion
election
to
spring
a
saw
no
necessity
for
an
election
just
now.
We
are
glad
the
Premier
takes
that
view
of
the
situation.
An
election
is
supposed
to
be
called
only
for
some
specific
such
reason
as
the
expiry
or
near
exmry
of
the
government's
allotted
term
or
because
some
big
issue
has
arisen
such
as
that
brought
about
in
Ontario
recently.
There
is
no
issue
in
British
Columbia.
The
people
of
the
province
seem
well
satisfied
with
govern-mental
conditions
so
why
put
the
province
to
the
expense
of
an
election
?
What
we
need
just
now
is
stability.
Two
orthree
years
from
now
conditions
may
be
different
i
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BULGER
Fresh
Shrimp
Uptometnst
BOAT
W.S.L.
..
.
Kyal
Bahk
Rldr
,
TROTIER'S
;
DOCK
f
r
J"
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as
I
MacKenzie's
Furniture
200
WINDOW
SHADES
36x72.
Green
or
Cream.
Each
riione
775
95
c
327
THIRD
AVENUE
the
on.r
news
'
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ii
i
2
i
sax.
rf
irrii
J
mfm
GYRO
GLOB
IS
ON
TOP
Go
Into
Tie
With
Printer
For'
Leadership
Of
Commercial-Bowline
League
Oyro
Club
scored
a
clean
sweep
ivletory
over
Canadian
Scottish
in
1
.
1
r.
.
i
-
1
.
,
1
1
v
.
wt
uummerciaj
bo
in
in
g'
ueaue
list
night
and
went
into
a
tie
far
teogttr
leadership
with
Printers
who
were
losing
to
the.
Moose-one
game
to
two
I
n
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening:,
High
average
scorer
,.
was
Max
Asemliseri
of
Gyre
.Club
with
190.
!
tlvru
CUb
l
Bulger
'.
.'.153
Duhgate
14
Large
Morrison
.180
Asemissen
.201
Low
Score
110
Lahnwr
Jt
..
15ft
Donaldson
101
2
196
132
139
184
189
Total
.
.
W
836
Canadian
SeoltKh
1
2
Akehurst
110
Renearts
144
Kirkchoff
187-
ISt
lit
151
lis
Kilner
Handicap
.
.
.
45
45
Total
757
CM
Moose
12
Cameron'
179
128
Bond
.
:
124
Hi
Todd
175
128
Oundefson
:
153
155
Low
Score
128
Total
631
718
Printers
12
D.
M6ntcsaho-
130
130
M.
Montesano
143
12
O.
Franks
107
151
McCallum
199
IBS
Vance
152
Tbtal
...585
72
Printers
11
T
Gyro
Club
u
4
Savoy
9
3
O.
N.
R.
A.
8
4
Angus
Apartments
8
7
Imperial
Oil
4
'
8
Moose
6
9
Canadian
Scottish
0
15
Mrs.
Fuller
Passes
Away
Resident
Of
Prince
Rupert
3
171
114
111
177
181
831
3
143
114
146
m
in
45
751
3
200
112
149
179
111
751
3
14
.
15T
111
'
160
163
37
The
league
standing
to
date
for
hp.
final
third
of
the
season:
11
11
Twenty-Tw
Years
Dies
After
Long
Illness
9
8
8
4
6
0
IILOCKMIKKS
ABOARD
AMERICAN
LINER
hi
.iboaic
'in-
Si
W.
.:w.gtv)0
l
:..
I.Mt-'d
'
intra
Ba
ther
twlueted
their
inspection
of
the
Ameru-iui
viup
during
the
hul
ci.)wni'.
The
Washington
arrived
in
New
York
recently
with
an
AtMed
mruisn
whow
purpose
is
to
aoothe
ruffled
feeUngc
of
the
US.
state
dertrnnt
over
blockade
irritation.
Lett
to
Right
here.
Lieutenant-Commander
J.
W.
Carter.
Ryal
Kavy.
Lt
R
Concher.
R
Nit
.
and
Stanley
Flower,
immigration
officer.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
During
the
last
two
days
nearly
.
fifty,
local
halibut
boats
have
cleared
for
the
halibut
grounds
on
their
first
trips
of
the.
season.
.
.
.
.
.L.
11
a
-
1
I
uie
luuuwing
uoau
uiKing
out)
papers:
Balsac
I.
Dicky
Boy.
Dom-.
ino
II,
Orace
I.,
Maud
J..
Clipper
i
II,
Bear,
Dorreen
N..
Cape
Spear.'
Vlnella,
Covenant.
Edy,e
Pass.
Dan-
j
lei
S
Essential
Lois
N..
Annabelle
unarmme
a,
Borgund,
Fanny
P.i
lAlteen.
Drott
Arctic
I.,
Edward
Lipwtt.
Embla,
Dovre
B..
Cape
'Race:
Dundas.
Blue
ay.
Aa,
Bum,
Atll.
Cynic,
Aukie
A
..Cape;
Spencel-,
Arlington
I..
vance
II.
C.
C.
No.
21.
Bu.
K.
II
I
Helen
II.
L
it
R..
Lake
Blwa.
(Kaien.
T
Y..
K.
M.
I..
Oceanic.
...
.
I
Union
ateamer
CaUIa,
Capt.
Mrs.
Lillian
Puller,
wife
of
Rob-
Umn
Flndtay.
returned
to
port
ert
Henry
rullen
109
Eleventh
Av-
i
f,,,.
,
o..l...
snue
.passed
away
yesterday
afUr-
and
other
northern
points
and
I
joon
at
me
rrince
Kupen
oeneral.
sailed
at
1:30
pjn.
for
Vancouver
Hospital.
Six-
years
ago
she
had
and
waypoints
tuifered
a
stroke
and
6ince
that!
time
had
been
In
Ill-health.
Mrs.
Fuller
was
born
in
England
nd
had
been
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
twenty-two
years.
She
was
sixty-siJf
years
of
age.
Two
oni
arid
twb
daughters
survive,
i
n
..
...I
it.
L
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j
.
.
.
.
I
ojraiMaiiiy
wm
oe
extcnaea
to
me
bereaved.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
bf
B.
C.
Undertaker;
OFFICERS
OF
C.N.R.A.
Annual
Meeting
Of
Local
Railway
Association
Jield
Last
Night
Uori
Association
last
night
officers
f6r
as
follows:
President,
i.
A.
Frew:
yice-PresIdent,
?.
8.
Walton.
Secretary
S".
Jttrmaln.
Treasurer,
T.
C.
Wilding.
Execuptlce-
Thomas
Boulter,
Peter
Lakle,
T.
H,
Priest
and
R.
lb.
James.
committee
cnairmen
lor
the
yea
are
as
I6116wst
Tennis,
S.
Jurmaln.
RlHe'
and
Revolver
Shooting'.
WUllam
Brass.
Publicity
Hugh
Forrest.
Lawn
Bowling,
F.
8.
Walton.
.
Alley
Bowling,
J.
P;
Paul.
Horse
Shoes
P.
Ai
Roger.
Yaehtlnr.
S.
J,
P.
West.
Membership,
A;
R.
Nichols.
Auditors
for
the
year
are
Harry
Lincoln
and
S.
Painter.
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stench
administration
headed
by
Premier
Paul
Reynaud,
security)
values
Jumoed
ten
per
cent
in
yes
j
terday's
trading
on
the
Parl
Bourse.
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MIR
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effcrrd
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general
meeting
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Wed
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to
11
p.m.
Thursday
7
to
11
p.m.
Friday
6
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10
p.m.
Dance
10:30
to
2
a.m.
Sat.
Children
10
to
12
a.m.
2
to
i
530
p.m.
to
S30
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8:30
to
11
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Private
Skating
parties
Mr
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Mrs
Roy
Decker
and
child
and
Mrs.
W
It
Becker
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
Stewart
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expert
to
locate
in
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