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in
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w"iie
enamel
finish
Street
By
Big
Drive
Savoy
put
on
a
terrific
Iast-pefioti
scoring
drive
In
last
nfetitAs
'Senior
"A"
hoop
match
arid"
tools
Ihs'B:
C.
Papers
squad
for,
a
74
to
43
count.
For
the
first'
three
quarter?
Pacfcers"were
rijht
In
the
fight
but
always
just
a
couple
of
points
down.
Then,
in
thy
lat
frame
Savoy
went
wild!
They
couldn't
mls
and
their
playrnaklrrs
was
superb,
The
first
'quarter
dosed
;up
with
-the
count
at
14-13,
Savoy
having;"
the
exlge.
I'tfMcefr,
lww-ever,
had'the
Jump
lntbe
ren
ins
minutes
with
a
slxrJdlnt
lead.
"In
the-seeorrdpftleitfSavoy'be-
jrari
to
rnll
and
moved
a
little
further
out
in
front
tout
not
rmreh,"
Tl
t
c
1
tal
f
etuhrd
up
23-23
Still
In
there
fighting
In
the
Ih
fi-U
'rittar
lerrla
fleets'
wtc
only
fhrefpornts-shoft
of
the'Savoy's,
fi'corlrt
lH'thls
frame
ertdlhg
4G-?8.
Tiirn
came
the
test
peliod
drive
ctf
Savoy's-and
PaeVers
rtmld
urtlyi-nelc
up
7
portlls
while
Savoy
was
netting
their
28
Herb
Moriran
led
this
test'
period
i
rive
(tronspiri;
In
12
points
in
this
frame
alone-but
he
was
strongly
slipprrrled
by
(ite
other
four
players
on
ttor
Sav'ny
smiad.
PapkY-rs
lrftd
a
hard
time
find-
lrra
the-lKiep
arid,
although
Mmy
Houston
netted
14'polnts,
there
was
a
lot
of
tmrsh
shoot-liig
on
the
fishermen's
squad.
Letodlifg
the
scorlni;
parade
wv.s
the
league's,
leader.
T"i4j
Ainey,
wlfo
ganiered
18
points.
Me!
Holkestud
continiud
his
comeback
with
10
points
to
take
sec
ond
plf.ee
honors.
Packers'
lovs
last
iil-lit
shut
tered
all
hopes
they
lmd
for
top
sp6t
In
tlie'Senior
Leii
'iie
but
if.
also
kopt
alive
the
Ravr.vs'
-ood
chances
ot
lmvlin?
the
numbe
one
wot.
Now
althoii'h
fiivcv
have
won
an
equal
mili
a
r
i.r
wlns'wlth
'lllp.li
School
tbov
arc
ill
second
.pot
because
rf
the
r
four
losses
to
the
Kmumukcr
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one.
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Davis
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PICTURES
FOR
NEXT
MONTH
A
glance
at
Capitol
Theatre
bookings
In
store
for
entertainment
of
the
local
moviegoers
during
the
m6nth
of
April
Is
given
early
by
Manager
J.
H.
ELt!:.
Thev
Incluee-
an
irlteT-estin.
list.
Here
is
the
lht
datln?
t';nn
Mvreh
27:
Manrh
21,
28
and
29
Danny
Kaye-
and
Vlrginia'Mayo
In
"The
Kid
From
Brooklyn."
March
30
and
31
Louise
All-brltton
atfd
'Jm
nan
in
-san
Diego,
I
Love
You!"
and
Kane
bert-and
John'
Wayne
In
"With
out
Reservations."
April
9
.
and
10
Errol
Flyn
and
-Eleanor
Parker
In
'INever
Say
Good-Bye."
,
April
11
and
12
Wdlt'Dlsney
musical,
"Make
Mine
Music."
April
'13
arid
14-Eddle
Dew
and
Jennifer
Holt
In
"Song
of
Wyoming"
arid
Tom.
Neal
and
Margaret'
Lirfdsay
In
"Club
Havana."
Aprll'15-and
1G
Merle
Oberon
and
Paul
Munt
lit
"A'
SOng
to
I
Rcmemtiet."
April
17.
18
and
19-nita
Hay-worth
arid
Glenn
Ford
in
"Gilda."
April
20
and
21
Paul
Kelly
and
Kay
Siott
in
"Fear
In
the
Night"
arid
Warner
Baxter
and
Mona
Bartle
In
"Just
BeifOre(the
Dawn."
April
22
and
23
'Sydney
Greenstreet
and'
Peter
Lofre
In
"The
Verdftt."
April
24,
23
and'2
Bob'Hope
and
Dorothy
Lamimr
In
"My
Favorite
Brunette."
April
27
(Suriday
midnight)
GlVbert'Rolarid
'arid'Maf
tlri
Gar-ralaga
In
"Riding
th?
Califor
nia
Trail"
arid'Hugh'Beavfmont
and
Chsr1
Walker
In
"Larceny
In
Her
Heart."
April
28
and
20
Olivia
De!
Havilland
and
Ida
Luplno
In
"Devotion."
April
30
and.
May
1
Freddie1
Bartholomew
and'Spencer
Tracy
In
"Captains
Courageous."
j
In
addition
another,
big
pfc-j
ture,
"The
"Jolscrf'Story,"
'ls'com-1
ing
May
i6.
You
sa-w
It
In
The-
New.sl
DONORS
MUST
LABOR
UNION
IS
FAVORED
By
a
small
majorfty
division,
Prince
Rupert's
Citizens'
Forum
decided
last
night
that
Cana
dian
labor
unions
should
be
In-'
corporated
and
theiisby
achieve!
an
entity
that
would
make
them
responsible
under
law.
Incor-i
p6ratl0n
of
British
and
American
unions
has
been
a
stabilizing
factor,
the
majority
felt.
Major
point
of
disagreement
was
the
fact
that,
if
the
unions
were
Incorporated,
they
could
be
sued
and
this
created
the
question
as
to
which
part
of
the
.union
could
be
held
liable,
if
a
union
or
a
local
branch
of
it
committed
an
allegedly
Illegal
act.
Method
of
incorporation
whether
under
federal
or
provincial
charter
also
was
a
source
of
argument.
It
was
pointed
out
that,
while
some
unions
have
brandies
throughout
the
country
and
could
well
be,
Incorporated
federally,
other
unions
operate
wholly
within
provincial
boundaries
and
provincial
Incorporation
might
suffice
for
these.
Nevertheless,
unions
which
operated
strictly
within
provinces,
often
provided
products
that
arc
vital-to
th?
whole
economy.
On
the
point
"Is
the
principle
of
union
security
democratii
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
workers?"
the
meeting
compromised.
The
memb!rs
decided
that
the
"Rand
formula,"
under
which
workers
In
a
unionized
Industry
need
not
belong
to
a
union,
but
must
nevertheless,
pay
union
dues,
was
the
most
democratic
application
of
union
security.
The
meeting
also
agreed
thnt
labor
unions
should
not
be
forced
to
make
certified-
financial
statements
to
the
public
but
that
their
books
should
be
made
available
for
examination
by
approved
arbitrators
If
called
upon.
.
Chairman
of
the
meeting,
which
was
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
common
lounge,
was
Doaglas
Clark,
University
of
B.C.
extension
department
representative.
FOR
REDUCING
DIETS
P.lchmotict
(aWDatbara'Reed
in
''Behind
the
Mask."
April
1
and
2
Dorothy
Mc-GMre
tJ!Guy'Madtion
In
"Till
th'e
End
of
Time."
I
April
3.
4
and
5
Charles
Co-
burn
and
Tom
Drake
in
"The
Gre9nYars."
AlMI
C
(Sunday'
mfdniiHt)
CnrttiErlWotTts
and
Jeff
Donnell
In
"The
Phantom
TWef"
arid
Paul
Kelly
andvKent
Taylor
In
'DeadHnc
forHirr'der."
April
7
arid
S-'-Claudctle
Col-
Holtettfld
JC,
D.
Amcy
Murray
il,
Haugan.
Total
74.
B.C.
Packers
Dominate
ii),
Houston
14,
Oteftine
1,
Catdeionj
10,
White.
2.
Pitch
4.
Mazzone,
nrowh
4!
'rtnal-J45.
Other
feftfte
tatt
night:
Senior
IB"
Macey's
44,
Pott
Edwar(f23.
,
LadieV
Ba-Me-ill
"33,
Sweet
Sixteen
14.
v
Junior--3yro
47.
Watts
&
Nicker
son
12
BUT
ItOOD
Q.
Does
the'
Cnn'aiilart'ReU'Cross
still
need
Mood
donors?
A.
Yes.
As"
!n
war
so'
in
'peace,
the
Red
Cross
Carries'on
this
life-giving
service.
And
Mood
must
still
be
backed
by
money"
donors.
Q.
Why
does'
the
Red
Cross
require
donations
of
both
Mood
and
dollars
in
peacctime?
A.
For
the'new
nation-wide
'free
Wood
Transfusion
Service
which"
the
Red
Cross
is
now
organ'
hing.
O.
Is
thii
BIooil
"Transfusion
Service
to
be
for
civilians
as
'well
as
for
war
'veterans
in'hospital?
A.
Yes.
Through
the
Red
Cross,
blood
plasma
and
whole
Mood
will
be
supplied
to
all
civilian
hospitals
across
Canada
so
that
blood
may
be
always
available
to
any
person
requiring
it.
BE
BACKED
BY
MONEY
DONORS
Q.
Will
the
Red
Cross
charge
the
hospitals
or
pa-u'ents.for
this
Mood
Transfusion
Service?
A.
No.
The
Red
Cross
will
charge
neither
hospital
nor
patient
with
jour
help
it
is
to
be
a
gift
from
the
heart
to
the
heart.
The
supreme
value
of
continuous
Mood
transfu-sirjn
service
to
Canadians
cannot
be
measured
in
dollars
and
cents.
But
it
is
anting
the
Red
Cross
a
Jot
of
dollars
to
extend
the
work,
to
maintain
the
clinics,
to
process
and
distribute
the
Motxl.
Money
Donors
to
support
the
blood
donors
are
what
the
Red
Cross
needs
today.
Be
a
sharer
in
this
great
life-giving
endeavor.
Help
save
the
lives
of
hundreds
of
mothers
in
childbirth,
infants,
hospital
patients
and
accident
victims.
Remember,
the
Ret!
Cross
still
needs
your
tupport.
livery
cent
collected
is
used
to
good
advantage.
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gift
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gift
from
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