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1
SATURDAY,
MAY
2,
1942.
EDITORIAL
Hitler
and
Mussolini
in
complete
agreement!
Verv
fault
British
and
Chines?
general
are
shown
as
the?
met
In
Burma
to
join
forces
against
the
Jaoanese
Invaders
Chinese
Oenera:
Liu
Kwanloong
discusses
operations
with
Lieut-General
T.
J.
Hutton,
and
staff
officers.
BOWLING
.Wooden
Plates
RESULTS.
Are
In
Demand
Majority
of
Fixtures
Last
Xight
Easy
To
Wash
and
Pleasant
To
Were
Decided
By
Default
Look
At
nritish
Housewives
(
I
Like
Them
In
Interservices
Bowling
League
last
night
results
were
as
follows:
Dry
Dock
3.
Engineers
0.
Seal
Cove
2.
Seal
Cove
I
0.
Anti-Aircraft
No.
2
S;
Fusiliers
I
No.
3
default.
I
Medicals
3.
Fusiliers
No.
enlightening
indeed!
That
announcement
is
at
least
noth-j
Anti-AUcrart
no.
i
s,
int?
for
us
to
worrv
our
heads
nhrrnt
Tf
tbo
nhiwt
ttnnif
r!No.
1
1.
ever
were
anvthincr
else
but
in
agreement,
with
hie
hr5
3-
Are
Headquarters
Adolf,
it
would
be
a
surprise
to
most
of
us.
In
anv
case.'su'theriand'3
m
the
once
blustering
Duce
would
soon
be
out
in
his
nlar-e
Hushes
it
if
ever
he
did
show
any
signs
of
disagreement.
There
is
Foikes
33
reason
to
suppose
that
the
meeting
at
Salsbiirg
was
to
Ca.T.tr.
l4T
make
sure
that
Benito
was
being
a
good
boy
just
in
ai$
-
caseand
doing
what
his
master
says.
!
(Won
three
by
defslmt..
sometimes
we
almost
feel
sorry
for
the
poor
seduced
Medicals
1
2
Italian
people.
Some
day
they,
like
the
rest
of
subjugated
Rmi
144
Europe,
will
be
liberated
but
we
do
not
think
any
dis-
f,ey
m
Ul
agreement
between
Hitler
and
Mussolini
will
prelude
th
S
!
IS
liberation.
Possibly
one
of
these
days
the
Italian
people
Klcklenveler
144
ni
themselves
will
see
to
Benito.
,
i'ffltSlSIi:
Handicap
120
120
Back
To
City
Council
.
.
.
1UWI5
BU
(Won
three
by
default).
Anti-Aircraft
No.
1
l
Daaske
102
the
publication
in
the
Daily
News
yesterday
of
Premier
sobJiiak
to
uuii"
itniiuunceinent
mai
rnnce
uupert
is
to
re-
Handicap
,
to
mm
lu
me
mayor
ana
city
council
form
of
municipal
government
after
having
been
under
a
city
commissioner
for
ten
years.
There
are
some
who
altogether
will
be
given
to
real
local
needs
and
things
SglS
$
vided
that
the
people
should
have.
h
1
pro-
Rpaf.tv
1R5
!
There
seems
to
be
no
feasible
way
of
having
some
sort
of
city
managership.
In
any
case,
Victoria
does
not
encourage
it.
The
purpose
for
which
the
"
J
Smith
142
'
(
Stevens
213
Handicap
86
Totals
9C8
Seal
eai
Cove
uove
No.
no.
1
l
nnnn
Ur,
has
1
1
i
.V
.'
.
nasi
appointed
been
achieved-the
city
is
on
an
even
keel
coPP
190
iuicuiciduy
again,
meretore,
the
reason
for
a
citv
com-'pr080,h
167
missioner
is
gone
and,
evidently,
no
exception
can
be
tak-
Learn
106
en
to
the
return
of
the
mayor
and
aldermen.
'
J
This
being
the
tPS.
201
case,
we
must
think
nhm.f
2
148
243
191
136
32
8S
309
Much
discussed
will
be
civic
affairs
again
following
ZZZZZ.
iS
m
202
201
00
Totals
713
10JI
(Won
three
by
default).
Navy
l
2
!
Fuer
266
213
Speed
149
162
193
176
40
180
IKS
ISO
155
187
181
2C2.
0.
3
132
226
IO
169
117
201
171
fro
981
3
m
178
turn
to
the
system
of
mayor
and
alderman
on
the
grounds
icymbai
m
m
im
.nut
uic
smkih
ueveiops
local
politics
and
is.
therefore
l
eur
it
173
231
iiciwici
uusiuessuKe
or
eincient.
Those
who
favor
return
to
the
mayor
and
council
plan
beheve
that
is
the
only
way
that
the
local
people
can
obtain
the
voice
in
city
government
which
they
believe
is
attention
their
due.
They
believe
that,
with
local
autonomy,
more
MacLean
139
209
233
Handicap
14
44
41
Totals
..
883
1000
1026
'Won
three
by
default!.
Seal
Cove
No.
2
1
210
214
143
suitable
mayor
and
aldermen
and
school
trustees
beinc
Handicap
.
42
42
42
j
placed
in
charge
of
our
civic
affairs.
Totals
....
1013
osi
1052!
After
nil
if
wo
nut
fVi
v.;ta
?
.
n.
c.
1
2
a
'
LONDON.
May
2
O
The
wooden
tableware
Industry
is
booming
Britain.
Shortage
of
crockery,
combined
with
cheapness
and
wUttty
of
x
bc-
women
soup
ware
nas
canaed
a
'demand
exceeding
the
supply
cause
wooden
tableware
prodac-
non
in
recent
years
has
been
son-
fined
almost
entirely
to
decorative
articles,
such
as
bread
platters
and'
fruit
bowls.
J
Lately,
however,
housewives
have
'
eome
to
realise
that
wooden
soup
I
plates,
lor
Instance,
can
be
lust
as'
.g
iw.-w-
as
nn-pncea
croc
k
cry
ana
otot,
otmK
wnen
dropped.
,
aocidentauy
107
One
housewife,
who
frequently
W
entertains
members
of
the
armed
101
forces,
said
that
when
she
had.
126
difficulty
In
replacing
broken
127
plates
and
cups
through
dfeen-!
120
ttnuance
of
designs,
she
purchased
G81
.sets
of
wooden
platters
and
dlshM
and
cups
in
plain
pottshed
oak.
3
"They
are
almost
unbreakable.
168
ey
to
and
Pnt
to
look
i,
w
sera,
-wow
tbs
1
nave
become
used
to
them
I
doubt
If
I
will
go
baek
to
crockery
aMer
the
war."
LOG
SCALE
FOR
APRIL
Output
Is
Not
Running'
'So
Large
This
Year
A
It
Was
1DI1
247
Log
scaling
in
r-rtnee
Rupert
1C6
forestry
district
for
the
month
of!
218
April
Just
ended
totalled
7J914577J
on
Wttra
Ieei
a
compared
with
19,-
ooara
ieei
in
Uie
samp
86
86
,a"
year
1716
aMHgate
1033
1138
0f
8calln8
tot
the
year
to
date
In
2
3
1
the
district
is
31,511.117
board
feet
175
88
a'a,n5t
190317
board
fe!t
ie
scaling
per
varieties
this
April
was
as
follows,
fteure
fnr
,
the
same
month
last
year
also
be-
207jing
shown
for
comparison:
iflii
n1nf
w;
134
143
,23
Spruce
6.456,715
Inn
iVpnHihr
"
u
,7
i
Johton
300
210
147
pdar
3039
inciaentauy,
city
councils
come
a
good
deal
more
nickette
172
m
m
Hemlock
14055s
under
provincial
SUnervisinn
nnrl
nnnfvnl
V,M
4.1
,
nArarr
iq
r
Balsam
24.4S4
to.
v
UftLU
Tavlor
144
lTfl
ite
Jackplne
,
953,140
When
You
Want
a
Kellable.
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
ni
liOakir
Service
Z4Wliiur
Service
at
Itegular
Itstes
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-ment
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
Handicap
130
120
130
MIHaneous
9,000
Totals
1063
Baclx;--.:..r..i...r
205
'ChetreyT:
128
Kinalor
297
Thomeon
157
Tully
286
Handicap
59
Totals
.1132
932
2
200
1&9
218
186
143
59
980
;93
3
179
98
391
JUST
70
YKAKS
AGO
Sixteen
thousand
horses
died
of
Influenza
in
New
York
City,
in
1872.
Fir
April
1942
April
1042
Board
Ft.
21,821
I0(ii
ieci
in
April
mi.
Doarfi
Ft.
602
10,751,425
2.CS2.6S8
8.901.823
3,002
433,648
9,197
Total
1
7,914,977
19,803517
-
I
'ores
t
I'roducls
The
scale
of
poles
and
nllinw
In
im
lntrIri6r
the
month
of
April
59
cedar
ag
compared
with
9'J,5Cl
The
tic
count
for
this
April
was
6,832
pieces
compared
with
16,580
pieces
In
April
1941
while
85
cords
of
wood
were
recorded
this
April
a
apum.it
193
cords
la;;t
C
J
Norrlneton
was
In
general
charge
of
arrangements.
(
r
Vksal
1
Wadnama,
Riven
HUH.
Dawson's
LaneUg,
Oena
River
and
Jap
Inlet,
i
100
I'l
lt
CIJNT
CONTKOI.
der
the
Controller
of
Paper.
CHINA
IMI'OUTS
KICK
The
Canary
Islands
have
to
inv
i
About
85
percent
of
the
world's
port
thousands
of
tons
of
fertlll-
j
rice
grows
In
Asia;
China
pro-icr
a
year
because
of
Intensified
duces
the
greatest
amount,
but
not
cultivation.
'enough
f.r
:s
ived,
l
'
V
.
"
,u
,noJC
monsts
who
indicate
their
flrcir
f
to
n
nh....
I...
!
ire5
J?csir.e
co-opcratc
by
ioininu
the
li.
F.
Goodrich
Tire
Savers
sf
Clt
b
This
is
not
a
onc-sfded
proposition.
The
dealer
can
do
a
great
deal
to
lengthen
tho
life
of
your
tires...
but
much
depends
upon
your
co-operation.
The
first
step
is
to
co
to
your
nearest
II.
F.
Goodrich
dealer
and
join
the
Tire
Savers'
Club.
It
will
help
you
to
make
your
tires
last
longer.
There
Is
no
charge
or
obligation.
Enjoy
the
privileges
and
courtesies
of
this
National
organization.
JOIN
TODAY
You
will
be
a
member,
regardless
nf
ill
trul-
.r
Jt)i
tires
you
arc
now
r
SfV
Goodrich
n-nE
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3
8ATl'Pr,-
"CIANELLE"
STY
HE
CREATIONS
KY
GAGNON
&
LACIIAPELLE
Snappiest
lines,
styled
by
New
York
Style
Show
in
biege,
brown,
blue
and
black.
Step
In
Pumps
in
crushed
kid,
gaberdine
and
suede.
Finest
line
in
its
price
field
in
Canada.
Most
styles,
priced
$5.85
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes'
ANGLO-CHINESE
VLLIANCE
IN
BURMA
'Seal
Cove
Dance
(LATEST
IN
Enjoyable
Affair,
PLEBISCITE
Hig
Crowd
In
Attendance
at
reter's
Mall
I.at
Nlht
St.
A
large
crowd
of
about
ninety
couples
was
In
attendance
at
a
very
enjoyable
danee
held
last
!
night
in
St.
i'rtw'i
Hall.
Dancla
was
In
progTes
from
10
pjn.
until
2
am,
to
music
supplied
by
Jean
de
Carlo's
Orchestra.
;
Wilfred
McLean
and
Albert;
I
Dalzell
presided
at
the
door.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
A.
Barbe.
Mrs.
W.
DabMll,
'
Mrs.
E.
Hart.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Allan.
Mm.
Nlelson
and
Mrs.
WllHam
Ms-Lean
Miss
Jean
Deteell
was
In
charge
of
the
decorating.
The
winners
In
the
two
raffles
which
were
drawn
were:
Dedthrow,
Mrs.
D.
A.
Sherwood.
Terrace,
ticket
No.
51.
Smokers'
Cabinet.
R.
J.
Cu
Vole
To
Date
Stand
At
Mil
"YcV
And
2
ItS
"No"
H
erns
state
for
akeen
Rldv
ttttj
fci
the
federal
manpower
pie-Mseekt
Rive
8841
"Yes"
and
HU
No."
Ihe
teMt
poll
to
give
its
ratsWti
U
Red
Rose
Mine
near
Haselton
which
voted
tl
afflrmattvt
and
eight
negative.
Polls
atfll
remaining
to
bo
heard
from
are
MU1
Hay.
New
Haselton.
Seatk
HaaelUk.
Uk.
Copper
City.
sneraton.
Tatairose,
Takla
Land
Ing.
Allison
Harbor.
Margaret
Day.
mins.
Vancouver,
with
Ticket
Xo.
131
The
winning
numbers
were
.
Africa,
xtrr
mm
raw
nr
or
maoe-up,
are
ua-
,
,.
drawn
by
Miss
t...
Pat
Anderson.
.--4
FOOTBALL
.
SCHEDUL
Time
Table
for
,,,.,.
;i
The,
loJur,...
Ollhaly
tuu
'
a)ouncei
ay
a
Rrr
May
7
a.
lavy.
May
12
v
Navy.
Ml
H
Pet
qaarters
May
19
Heedeusrt.
May
21
i
.
R.C.C.8
May
2
May
M
on
Fusil).
:
Jon
2
Sdmonum
June
4
June
9
Jun
11
avy.
June
11
Area
H.ni
June
ik
,
Headqua.".
!
Jun-
?!
Rrrs
v
lagagagaHsagsaVL
TagagaV
IsaPsRSftaP
w
t-
C.
"
'-nwm-
-
'nsheavs
tfowdz,
BEGoodrich
gagagatsaTfTliawsTiiVsTint
f
-
J
Tgsmgal
in,
,r-
''m
lAE
ADVANTAGE
of
the
privileges
offered
io
the
members
of
this
Club
and
you
too,
may
reasonably
expect
to
have
serviceable
tires
on
your
car,
Uma
after
the
tires
of
many
motorists
have
flatly
refused
to
run.
n.
F.
Goodrich
tire
engineers,
rcallzinc
the
motorists'
and
our
country's
need
to
con.
serve
rubber,
have
planned
a
service
routine
for
nrolon
eing
tirclifc.
Your
I).
F.
Goodrich
dealer
pledges
himself
to
extend
this
tested
me
SAvens'
GET
THIS
"factory-piahned
tire
service
Th
irrUI
numbers
of
your
tirts
iTI
be
ff
g!uc
ml
mem
of
idctitii)i"
them
in
rate
of
chefc
Your
itrrs
will
be
inrxifJ
KtorA-Ing
to
a
syiirnutic
pun
doclojH-J
by
tire
engineers.
You
will
be
remlnJcd
hen
your
tirrt
should
be
chicled
no
need
w
rc'f
on
niemory.