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EDITION
Wednesday.
April
12.
1044
Olof
Hanson
Retires
.
.
.
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
fur
Skeena.
admits
for
the
first
time
publicly
his
intention
to
retire
from
the
membership
at
the
conclusion
of
the
present
term
which
probably
means
next
vear.
Mr.
Hanson's
friends
had
known
for
some
time
that
he
intended
to
retire
but
there
had
been
the
hope
that
he
Wight
reconsider
and
be
a
candidate
a.train
at
the
next
election.
Of
course,
reconsideration
is
even
now
not
beyond
the
realm
of
possibility
but
is
extremely
unlikely.
Holder
by
many
years
plurality
of
the
record
Cot
lonevitv
of
tenure
as
federal
member
for
this
district,
Mr.
Hanson
ha.
been
Skeena's
representative
at
Ottawa
continuously
for
the
fourteen
years
since
the
general
election
of
1990.
Steady,
industrious
and
conscientious
to
the
interests
of
his
ridinu
and
his
constituent-
collectively
and
individually.
Mr.
Hanson
has
become
something
of
an
epitome
of
good
service
and
it
w
ill
be
quite
a
task
to
have
to
cast
about
to
find
a
successor
suitable
and
aide
to
carry
on
the
work
which
to
him
and
to
us
has
become
Hither
an
institution.
The
next
Parliament
of
Canada
will,
no
doubt,
have
the
tasks
and
problems
of
the
postwar
reconstruction
period
to
face.
We
have
considered
the
ma.unitudinous
job
of
the
war
Parliament
the
most
important
that
any
Parliament
in
Canada's
history
to
date
has
had
to
face.
The
ponfcwar
Parliament'-position
will
be
of
an
even
more
important
bearing
on
the
destiny
of
the
Dominion.
It
will,
therefore,
be
a
serious
business,
this
matter
of
Skeena
ridinjtr
settine
itself
about
the
makinir
of
a
new
choice
to
succeed
Mr.
Hanson.
We
the
voters
of
the
ridintr
will
be
"
ishinir
to
see
follow
in
his
footsteps
a
person
not
only
capable
of
representing
the
interests
of
this
ridine
but
of
appreciating
and
dealim
with
national
and
international
matters
which
will
command
the
qualities
of
statesmanship
from
the
members
each
and
every
one
of
the
next
Parliament.
So
we
are
well
justified
in
urtrine-
upon
the
people
even
at
this
earlv
date
the
advisability
of
considering
the
matters
with
no
little
earnestness.
It
is
important
that
Skena
and
every
other
seat
in
Canada
should
have
a
irood
and
able
member
in
the
democratic
vet
all
powerful
body
politic
as
constituted
by
the
Parliament
of
a
nation
which
war
has
brought
to
full
stature
in
the
communities
of
the
world.
So.
in
our
anpreciation
of
Mr.
Hanson
and
his
.irood
works
and
in
expressing
a
feelino-
of
reine
that
he
has
evidently
determined
himself
not
to
jarive
us
anothev
onnortunitv
of
sending
him
as
our
renre-senti-i've
to
Ottawa,
we
must
conioin
in
our
related
comment
the
suwestion
that
the
choosirur
of
his
successor
is
a
matter
of
importance
not
only
to
our
own
community
and
ridine;
but
to
the
country
as
a
whole.
About
all
of
which
we
shall,
no
doubt,
be
hearing
considerable
from
now
on.
Chief
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
.
.
.
Probably
no
justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Brhish
Columbia
was
better
known
in
Prince
Rupert
than
the
late
Hon.
David
A.
McDonald,
more
recently
Chief
Justice
of
the
Appeal
Court
of
British
Columbia,
whose
passing
we
recorded
Tuesday.
A
comparatively
voune-
man
when
he
first
occupied
the
bench
at
the
periodical
sessions
of
Assize
Courts
in
Prince
Rupert,
we
bad
seen
the
Chief
Justice
grow
oldr
and
greyer
but
his
wisdom,
learnedness
and
sympathy
as
a
jurist
never
became
impaired.
He
was
esteemed
by
all
those
who
appeared
before
him
in
any
capacity
in
the
courts
and
to
his
friends
he
was
known
at
a
congenial
companion
and
associate.
His
passing
i
to
be
regretted
here
as
elsewhere
in
the
province.
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ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.CA.
and
Y
W.C.
.
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By
DOROIHY
OARBUTTi
When
the
A:
my
Show
opeiu
Friday
night
you'll
probaoly
se.
one
of
us
from
the
Y
Standing
up
in
the
audience,
and
puniliim
towards
the
striae
and
savin"
very
loudly
1
hat
belong
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For
tin
jiro(M
rty
men
h.iv'
jusi
been
in
and
what
they
Iwvi
n
borrowed!
Cushions,
a
desk,
a
settee
the
same
settee
which,
f
inured
so
prominently
in
Car!
Clay's
well
known
opus
"The
Bathroom
Door"
and
a
sporting
picture
which
hang
on
the
wall
in
the
men's
lounge.
Oh
well.
if
-
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lia
alike
TTTE
DATT.V
KIWI
J:
in
this
frame
ano
iinyUung
w
can
do
to
help
them
is
all
to
The
nod.
I
ne
by
toe
posters
afetrr)
H
arrived
about
the
Serv
Shews
from
Vancouver
that
IhU
boa
is
to
be
called
"In
The
Groove"
and,
judging
by
the
dit-
liaj
type,
the
stars
of
the
show
aie
Romaine
and'fiabcUe.
The-r
uv.i
youiv:
person-
are
an
acrobatic
'"am
Strictly
Canadian.
have
just
re'urwd
from
i
lour
of
Ameiican
theatres
and
nighl
clubs
and
their
art
Is
out-
tandlng.
The
eantoen
Ls
uetUng
an
elegant
roof
ou
it.
My
friend.
Mr.
Sedgwick
of
Yorkshire
and
;
J
r:
-
K.is:
Ls
putting
it
on.
If-
Colonial
with
Online
overtones
and
just
a
touch
of
the
rococco.
What
I
mean
is
it
makes
the
canteen
look
a-
though
it
is
a
!
,
on
lis
own
instead
ol
jimt
u
partition
in
one
coiner
of
the
hall
Little
Lee
Lauret
was
in
to
say
good-bye
to
me.
She
ha.s
been
up
hare
with
her
mother
and
father
since
last
July
and
Mat
Haul
ls
d
afted
south
and
three
moie
friends
will
have
Isf;
us.
Trie
lAtirei.s
were
ureal
Ulnso
fans
and
never
missed
a
Friday
night.
Lee
was
rath-enrful
about
leaving
VSalty"
and
"Peppy"
who
have
been
her
special
pals
since
they
were
tlnv
kittens
She
wonderim:
if
they
would
have
to
have
their
NAVY
BOXING
MASTER
HERE
Kamlsm.tn
1.
union
Siilln.in
Has
Dual
Duties
H
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h.ilhani
Following
the
beat
ot
mu..
eal
conductors
baton
require
jus:
us
much
.ileitness
a
bojUiut
are
rdm
to
Raadaman
Ci
rdoi
tonflll
out
cause
as
soon
as
ever
she
gets
to
Vancouver
.she
has
to
li.ive
hers
out
And
tnen
th
say
that
childhood
is
the
happiest
tune
of
one's
lift-'
Who
said
that?
Sullivan,
ol
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
band
here,
who
has
had
wide
experience
In
both
en-;
denvours.
Bandsman
Sullivan,
former
resident
of
Mlmleo.
Ontario,
roi
i
)urli
has
taken
par'
In
more
than
HO
bouts
and
hai
lost
on.,
six
lie
recently
became
Interested
In
boxing
Instruction
a'.
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Chatham
Native
of
Vaidun,
Quebtc,
Sullivan
-
faihe
was
a
daunmei
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the
C.ienadlar
Otiards
band
of
Montreal
for
many
.i!
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that
is
what
Sullivan
now
pl
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Sullivan
began
his
musical
activities
at
an
early
g?
on
the
picolo
but
he
shelved
this
instrument
when
he
was
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balll.
lroiil.
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fool
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bj
evading
glgfl
firini
reiililx
ol
the
es
and
narrilicr
thai
aWCll
rvrrv
of
us
befqn
lliis
victory
is
achieved
We
ul
home
OM
no
more
gj
hark
and
rlax
than
ran
our
bovg
uo
advanein
on
the
lon
and
hitter
road
to
Berlin.
iiiiihI
hack
them
Offe
emiis,
mainlain
the
fhiv
at"
vilal
Hiir
maleriids.
We
mtuH
nave
ever
life
fathlc
by
doiu
eerMhin
ill
our
Mnvci
to
help
ghorten
the
war.
We
ejm
viin
onlv
ifeverv
Canadian
Uif
or
lo
r
rsh'
for
all
il
i
uorfli
'
cottiitiu!
all
UiiiiiH
hMh
than
tin
lnl'"l
fr'edom
ami
neenrilv
xihirb
VirtOTJ
hrino
oiiiM-ive
and
our
ehibheii.
Soon
Canada!
Sixth
Vkkar)
hea"
jiivr
you
tin-
opiorlunil
lo
liv
"I'
the
priviiege
of
being
a
fcee
Caaa"
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liulouehed
hv
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ami
WVJ
.
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nnhnnynaod
In
fear
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and
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in
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when
I
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as
Maw
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