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AGREEMENT
Pilot's
Story
ON
POLICE
Thrills
Staff
'
Comrades
Spell-Bound
With
Ac-
New
Arrangement
Made
Providing;
count
of
Craslv
and
Rescue
for
Annual
Payment
of
$13,500
After
Seven-Mile
Swim
For
Service
LONDON.
March
27:
(CP)
A
26
year-old
RAJ1,
pilot
lield
1,500
air-A
new
agreement
whereby
the
craft
workers
speuVbound-rnot
by
cny
or
rrince
Rupert
pays
$13,500
stunting
high
in
the
sky
but
by
re-annually
to
the
provincial
police
for
iating
an
account
of
his
fight
for
the
policing:
of
the
city
was
approv-
Hfe
after
a
crash,
ed
by
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
Ma-;
"While
making
a
night
raid
our
theson
sitting
as
a
city
council
this
engines
conked
out
owing
,to
ice,"
morning.
The
previous
agreement
he
said.
"At
7,000
feet
we
had
orders-provided
for
the
city
to
pay
JS.248
to
ball
out.
While
floating
down
I
per
year
to
the
government
for
po-
(realized
that
the
sea
was
beneath,
licing
but.
as
this
was
not
meeting
-i
must
have
gone
down
a
good
ho
nrtlinl
nf
nf
en
1
a
rl
c
t
V..
vnv-
j
-
i
-
...
The
cost
of
policing
compares
three
quarters
of
a
mil?
away.
It
with
as
high
as
$16)34.32
In
I92fl'
discarded
my
trousers
and
made,
a
f
under
the
old
city
police
system.
In
wt
e"ori-
niuauy
soiaiers
.
,
,
,
hauled
me
on
to
the
beach
as
I
1927
when
the
provincial
force
J
weak
tfl
h
He
started
polling
the
crty
the
con-
the
nad
in
sea
more
than
six
tract
was
S10DO0.
hours
and
swam
seven
miles.
,
Remember
EASTER
A
Moment
of
Peace
in
an
Age
of
War
The
Light
of
Hope
in
the
Darkness
of
Despair
Select
Cards
From
the
largest
stock
of
"Made
in
Canada"
Easter
Cards
ever
displayed
'in
"Prince
Itupert'.
5c
to
25c
i
'm.
Easter
Toys
Easter,
like
Christmas,
is
a
children's
festival
We
have
some
beautiful
gifts
suitable
for
the
occasion.
Bulletins
PRESIDENT
SIGNS
ABOARD,
F.
S.
S.
BENSON
President
Roosevelt,
aboard
the
yacht
Potomac
on
a
fishhijc
'
cruise,
today
signed
the
$7,000,-
(WO.OOO
British
aid
bill
The
Presl.
i
dent's
action
makes
the
hu;e
;
lund
immediately
available
to
establish,
the
United
States
as
the
i
arsenal,
o
natioivs.
flshtin
a-
eressiou.
"England
is
speculating
in
occult
It
forces,"
said
Gayda,
condemn
in
British
intrigue.
RELIEVES
PRESSURE
OTTAWA
Refitting
of
British
ships
in
United
States
yards
will
relieve-
pressure
on
Canadian
..........
.
-
w
w,
.
,uepin
uecause
x
came
up
witn
ai
r
-
ernment
asked
for
a
new
agreement
terrific
rush
and
was
dragged
by
J
yatas
t
&
stated
here.
wmcn
am
cover
me
salaries,
rvuz
,
my
parachute
at
rapid
speed.
I
took
years
ago
the
former
agreement
off
my
parachute
and
boots
and
had
been
reduced
from.
$10,000
per;began
to
swim.
It
was
not
until
year-
'dawn
that
the
coast
was
visible
ATULONES
AT
JASPER
EDMONTON
The
Earl
of
Ath-
lonit
anil
Princpc
AHre.
follouin?
SWIFT.
CURRENT
WINS
VANCOUVER
Swft
Current
Indians
went
two
up
in
the
intermediate
hockey
series
last
night
by
defeating
Nanaimo
Clippers
2
to
1.
TALKING
IN
ENGLISH
BERLIN
Conversations
between
Foreign
Minister
Matsuoka
of
Japan,
and
Foreign
Minister'
Joachim
von.
Ribbcntrop
of
Germany
ate
taking
place
in
enemy
English,
the
only
language
both
can
talk.
BISHOP
CARTER
DEAD
LONDON.
March
27:
CP
Dr.
William
Marlborough
Carter.
90.
fcrmer
Archbishop
of
Capetown,
difd
at
Bear
Ash,
Twyford.
He
was
-
censecrated
Bishop
of
Zulurand
in
1891,
transferred
to
Pretoria
in
1902.
and
Cape
Town
in
1909.
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsomlning
Signs
lORNE
CORNELL
Gordon
and
Anderson's
Phone
46
LL
.
,
Toilay
in
Sports
z
LOAD
OF
MILITARY
trophies!
football
How
Local
Military
Boxers
Cleaned,
Rwcky
Mountain
Rangers
I'p
lu
Vancouver
Finals
i
Signal
Corps
Four
To
Local
military
boxers
returned
yesterday
from
the
Pacific
Com
missi
OX
ARIES.
ARRESTED
jniand
boxing
finals
in
Vancouver
SEOUL,
Korea
Fifteen,
British
prett
burdened
with
'trophies
and
and
American
missionaries,
in-
jaedals.
To
the
victorious
cham-
cluding
some
women,
have
been
pions.
Lance
Corporal
Conner,
arrested
by
Japanese
authorities.
(Rocky
Mountain
Rangers,
fly-They
are
alleged
to
have
been
..Weight,
and
Private
Cooper,
Rocky
campaisujng
against
Japan.
LOGGER
KILLED
VANCOUVER
Charles
Lee,
I2Ser,
was
killed,
in
the
overturning
of
a
log
laden
truck
at
Wilson
Creek
up
the
coast.
Another
roan
was
injured
and
is
iu
Pen-dec
Harbojc
Hospital.
BRAZILIAN
GETS
THROUGH
LISBON
A
5.000-ton.
Brazilian
ship
was.
attacked
by
Nazi
planes
but
sot
through
safely
to
a
Medi-
'
I,
tecranean,
port
It
was
not
dam
aged
by
bombs
but
a
member
of
the
crew
was
killed,
by
,
BLAMES
BRITAIN
ROME
Virginio
Gayda,
Fascist
editor,
blames
Great
Britain
for
th
disaDBearance
of
the
Cvet-
koine
government
in
Yugoslavia,
tunter,
Mountain
Ra
risen.
.
injddlsweigttf.
jweitt
a
gold?
wris
watch
presented
.the
night
of
the
fights
by
Lieut-!
'Governor
Uamber.
Because
the
Rangers,
also
had
Private
Parkln-
I
vi
inj
luwviiuiuie
UCV1,-
,
!
dents.
Hunter
dislocated
a
verta-
ibrae
while
sparrins
in
the
evm.
before
the
fjght
and.
MsCabe,
la
;
badly.
Both
these
boys
had.
to
de-
I
fault
their
semi-final
boujts..
In
fact
"Qunner
Hunter,
is
still
In
jEhaughnessy
.'Military
Hospital
recuperating.
!
In
the
seml-ftnal
bout.
Coats-worth.
R.
M.
R.
bantamwethi
onrt
w0m
m
W
WIM,
theU
visit
here,
left
today
for
(Keith
R.
C.
A.
P;
welterweight
were
Jasper
Park
where
they
wUl
.euminaiea
i"wn
the
piay.
spend
twenty-four
hours
before
proceeding
Victoria.
to
Vancouver
and
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Bubberware,
Tirea,
Tubes,
Etc,
Vuleanixtd
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
!
Yesterday
afternoon
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers,
captained
bv
Private
Webster,
defeated
the
Sig
nal
Corps,
led
'by
Corporal
Peacock,
in
a
fast
well
played
soccer
match
4
to
0.
ARhough
the
Ran
gers
did,
all
the
scoring
the
Signal
.Corps
carried
the
play
on
many
occasions
and
It
was
sheer
bad
luck,
that
they
did
not
score.
The
coals,
were
scored
by
Handley.
Cooke.
Moffett
and
Webster.
The
Rangers
have
a
bunch
of
son
and
Corporal
Porter
in
the
soccer-wise
boys
who
really
put
finals
they
returned
with
the'
tror
over
some
fast-moving
plays
that
phy
for
the
best
represented
regUjwere
a
pleasure
to
watch.
All
in
ment
with
the
highest
aggregate
Jail,
both
teams
showed
a
brand
of
of
ten
points.
The
trophy
to.
a
huge
ball
handling
that
-was
''far
above
timepiece
with
a
silver
statue
of
a
the
average.
Jim
Wilson
of
the
Y.
boxer
mounted
on
trie
top.
(M
C.
A,,
refereed
the
gome.
To
each,
of
the
eight
boys
what
On
Saturday
afternoon
the
Ran-went
south
to
represent
this
arealse
will
play
the
Air
Force.
(win
be
oresented,
a
bronze
medal
.and
to
the
two.
chwpioos.
Corner
jand
Cooper
will
go
-silver
medals.
These
medals
will
be
presented,
by
ILieut.
Col.
X
B.
Wood;
at
some
.early
date.
f
ine
two
representatives
of
the
102nd
Heavy
Battery,
Gunner
MJ
j.awr.
neavyweignit.
and.
Qunner
ieatnerweignt,
were
the
BOWLERS
ARE
BUSY
Play
For
Theatre
Tickets
Continues
Keenly
Contested
Nine
teams
of
bowlers
the
Royal
Canadian
Ahs
Forced
Rodty
Mountain
Ranwrs
p
the
slamming
of
a
hotel
door
ooCanadlan
cojrps
of
Signals
and
.s
miiu.
amaajea
ns
lingers
verv
wence
Headquarters
were,
out
to
dp
their
best
to
win.
thax
bobk
of
theatre
tickets
which
was
donated
by
the
Y.M.C.A.
to
the
wlpnlng
team.
A
team
from,
sixteenth
platoon,
D
Company.
RALR-'s,
made
up
of
C.
S.
M.
Pugsley,
Campbell.
Petrie,
Young
and
Stewart
nosed
out
a
team
from
Defence
Head
quarters
by
seventy-one
points
The?
big
howl
In
thttflnals
cam
with
a
three-cam
tatm
nt
rvvin
when
Parkinson,
R.
M.
R,,
wasf
Pedersen
of
Defense
Headquar-decrsioned
In
the
lightweight
sec-iters
was
high
average
scorer
with
nun
a
man
wnom
h
had
bat-
Z",
whUe
Battoais
of
tered
around
the
.
ring
the
first
(Force
was
"tops"
with
round,
and
fn
the
sectmA
mnnrt
.ame
nf
5fii
SPORT
CHAT
Slyvanuj
Apps,
brilliant
Toronto
centre,
defeated
the
same
days
as
Nn.t!nnfilif
envsmmt
the
Air
a
high
knocked
down
three
times
for
the)
Oreat
Interest
Is
shown
In
this
count.
of
eight.
The
lasr
round
waslhowlhag
league
and
the
alleys
were
very
even.
.The
crowd
apparently
ikept
busy
Xrctn
1:30
to
5
pjn
did
not
like
th.
decision
for
they
J
with
enthuslasrtr?
trundlers
booed
heartily
for
a
good
ten.
min-
J
Walter
Ferguson
of
the
Y.M.C.A
1,tes-
was
in
charge
Much
credit
is
due
Lance
'
ooral
Tommy
Ore;n,
in
charge
of
me
ooxers
irom
Ubi?
area.
i
The
well
kpown
civilian
boxer,
J
He-tor
McDonald,
refereed.
and,!
handled
all
the
bouts
1.
Yan-uver.
1
f
bvi.i4H
UllLULUkC
Edgar
Provlnse.
well
known
Hy-
the
Domhuon
elections,
started
j
der
merchant,
was
a
passenger
,tn
a.the
way
to
a
2-1
vlcr
1
aboard
the
Prince
George
yester-
nr
w
jOetrott
Red
Wjngs
in
day
returning
to
the
Alaska
Port-
me
first
atforeU
Lgi
iplay-off
.
rand
Canal
town
after
a
business
gam
toT
Stanler
Cup
a
yar
j
trip
to
Seattle
and
elsewhere
in
the,ag0
tost
nisnt-
,
'south.
High
Quality
Latest
Patterns
AU
British
Woollens
JUST
ARRIVED
Come
in
and
choose
the
cloth
for
your
spring
suit.
Ling
the
Tailor
Sixth
Street
Phone
639
CHIROPRACTOR,
Stanley
W.
Coltoo,
D.OPh.C
VUl4ce
Block,
Phone
CM
neynoiosiown,
gallant
nine-year
-old
Irish
jumper,
won1
his
second
j
Grand
National
Steeplechase
vic
tory
at
Aintree
five
years
ago
today.
Winner
in
1935,
Reynoldstown
Grand
National
more
than
since
Its
inauguration
in
There
is
no
Grand
National
this
year
owing
to-
tfte
war.
If
you
want
something,
advertise
for
It
Hundreds
ol
people
get
what
they
want,
that,
way.
(tf)
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James
Clark
Palmistry
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St.
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once
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premises
situated
an
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at
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ou-k.
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