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Wednesday,
April
12,
1933
APPOINTMENT
OF
COMMISSIONER
Whether
the
city
council
should
allow
municipal
affairs
to
fall
into
a
commissionership
by
failing
to
oppose
the
application
now
before
the
courts
seeking
the
authorization
of
such
a
commissionership
or
-whether
an
effort
should
CHURCH
NOTICES
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
IIOLV
WKFK
SERVICES
Wednesday
Stations
of
the
Cross,
7;30j
Confessions
Holy
Thursday
Mass
at
"7:30
ajn.
Holy
Hour.
7J30
p.m.
''
Good
Friday
Mornlhg
Service,.!)
o'clock.
Stations
oi
the
Cross,
3:30
St
7:30
,
Holy
Saturday
Morning
Service.
7:30.
Osnfessloru.
3
to
6
and
7:30.
Bftster
Sunday
Low
Mass
at
u
ajn.
Pontlflaal
High
Majsnt'l
p.m.
Rosary,
Sermon
and
Benediction
ot
T.iO.
REPLY
TO
AIR.
IJERNARDSON
Editor.
Dalty
News:
If
Mr.
Bernardson
wishes
to
make
a
detailed
study
ol
"The
Corporative
Slate"
he
can
get
the
book
of
Oswald
Wesley
en
Fascism
whleh
h
very
informative.
It
Is
the
official
publication
of
the
f
mi
ruler
of
The
British
Union
of
Fascists.
The
bobkfc
title
is
Greater
Britain,
the
address-
is
l.
Great
George
Street
Westminster.
London,
England,
price
2s.
6d.
The
book,
quoted
by
Mr.
Bernard-son,
"Mussolini,
the
Wild
Man
of
Europe"
Is
one
of
2,000
publications
on
the
subject
of
Fascism
all
over
the
world.
Some
time
ago
Lloyd
George
sakl
that
Mussoftnl
was
one
of
the
only
two
men
that
really
knew
what
was
going
on
in
the
world.
I
presume
that.
If
the
author
was
to
rewrite
the
book
today,
he
would
write
about
the
"Wise
Man
of
Europe."
The
reporter
of
the
Son
In
his
opening
remarks
about
the
speech
of
Lincoln
Steffens
in
the
Issue
of
the
Sun,
March
31
says,
"A
Vancouver
audience
listened
for
two
hours
in
the
Hotel
Vaneoaver
lost
night
to
the
alarming
views
of
Lincoln
Steffens
on
the
tannortoae
trend
of
world
affairs
antl
Mattiied
una
farmed.
But
they
went
thoughtfully
away
minds
full
of
his
beMef
that
Fascism
is
our
future,
the
last
stand
of
capitalism
and
that
it
will
sweep
the
world.
"Hitler
to
all
right,"
said
Mr.
Steffens
to
more
questions.
"He
Is
historical.
He
is
doing
exactly
what
was
done
In
Italy
and
to
the
same
end.
You
are
going
to
have
the
sma
t
Kf
vk
In
Pimi
rukA
eaaul
lam
rka
It
is
a
eheiee.
that
Is
the
modern
be
made,
by
opposing
the
commissionership
application,
to
difference.
Italy
and
Germany
are
mntiniiP
thP
nrpsnr
mprhnrl
nf
oMn
nflrmnftiitinn
i
a
all
future.
They
are
ahead
of
us.
question
that
is
todav
receiving
much
discussion
with
You
are
IT!lpopl!.,!n
?na
;
A.
.
,
;
,
I.
.
t
,
.
.
you
are
still
going
uphill
You
eon
strong
arguments
to
be
heard
both
for
and
against.
where
and
Those
m
favor
of
tlje
commissionership
base
their
argu-
went.
Now
you
can
see
Italy
and
ment
principally
on
the
ground
that
the
city
cannot
legally
oermany
going
down
the
road,
make
any
arrangement
for
a
"new
deal"
with
the
bond-
are
p
of
our
futur
holders
looking
to
some
sort
of
temporary
adjustment
of
S2JSnh
'
JJSL
SaeSiif
bonded
indebtedness
payments
AVhich
would
enable
the
JZSZ
council
to
lower
the
mill
rate
to
which
the
a
point
property
go
left,
we
Americana
wui
go
the
owners
mijrht
be
able
to
bear.
They
say
that,
if
the
tax
Fascists
way
-levy
.is
made
on
the
basis
of
this
year's
committments,
as
1
must
correct
one
statement
it
is
the
legal
duty
of
the
council
to
do,
it
would
be
so
high
by
Mr
Bernartsonjwussoiini
as
to
be
prohibitive
and
confiscatory
of
property.
Some
lZLTZl
V
relief
might
be
forthcoming
under
the
regime
of
a
com
basso-bert
niissioner
who
would
be
clothed
with
the
authority
to
tThis
dose
the
debate
on
thi
make
new
arrangements
for
refunding.
Further,
the
com-
ubiect.-Ed.
missioner,
being
responsible
to
no
one
but
the
government,
would
have
the
authority
to
invoke
efficiency
measures
L.U0lt
NOMINATION
which
the
city
council
or
its
members
might
find
it
impos-
Editor,
Daily
News:-
?ible,
nnd
at
the
best
unpleasant,
to
enforce.
Under
the
cir-
with
reference
to
your
item
re-
cumstances,
proponents
of
the
commissionership
argue,
gardiag
the
committee
meetine
if
U-nlllM
hn
hilt
thvnMnrr
nrnnH
mnnov
nftar
hnd
in
nnimi!.
htW
in
Uie
Unemployea
Hall
a
i
u
u
siivi
'v
aMW
vju
u
i'
iiu
v
ws
tiiuiivi
a-va
ay
cava
sit
uiii
v7
.
7.
.
.
A
.4I
IA
aU.-A
where
ing
a
commissionei-ship
which,
at
the
most,
cannot
be
long
Jd?h'
fiili
"The
world
is
ito
new
ideas
1
on
it
stutes
deferred
m
view
of
the
past
and
probable
future
default
the
actlon
of
lhc
umpioy
Opponents
of
the
commissionership
do
not
Wish
civic
ed
in
their
nomination
campaun
affairs
to
fall
into
the
hands
of
an
official
who
would
have
i
wouW
1,ke
t0
Mr
E,,1"M
completely
arbitrary
powers
with
no
local
responsibility.
thcre
was
no
fm,te
fltd
b
They
argue
that
it
would
take
the
official,
no
matter
how
TvXL
TSrewm.
efficient
he
might
be,
a
year
or
so
to
get
the
affairs
of
the
any
that
committee
of
municipality
in
his
grasp.
Further
there
is
the
danger,
as
the
socialist
Party,
they
had
no
has
occurred
in
the
past,
that
an
efficient
commissioner
authority
to
speak
for
the
party,
might
be
appointed
In
which
case
the
city
might
be
worse
A
"
off
without
accomplishing
anything
that
would
be
of
fu-
l
tabo'
wn
ht,d,atn247
ture
benefit.
They
claim
that
a
strong
council,
such
as
the
7
8und"y
Apr"
9
present
one,
could,
with
the
aid
of
necessary
legislation,
'
j
s.
black.
accomplish,
if
it
would,
anything
that
could
be
done
by
a
secretary,
commissioner.
In
addition,
they
feel,
receivership
is
a
bad
socialist
Party
of
Canada.
Udvertifement
from
the
effects
of
which
the
municipality
would
be
a
long
time
in
recovering.
.
,
.
;
.
f
reuta,r
ettag
of
re,,
,
i
.
'
.
.
,
,
'
;
board
of
school
trustees
was
The
whole
question
is
a
very
interesting
one
to
the
Whole
hew
last
nlght
burineM
at
commimity
and
the
attitude
of
the
council
will
probably
session,
wr
ich
lasted
for
about
an
bO'decided
within
a
few
days.
,
'
jhour.
being
largely
of
routine
na-
I
ture.
Those
present
were:
Arthur
-
-
j
Brooksbank.
chairman;
D.
C.
Sehu-
j
.
.
bert,
II.
A.
Breen
and
W.
O.
Fulton.
trustees;
J.
O.
Williamson.
se-;re-
I
wry,
ati
ur.
e..
t.
uucas,
miss
us.
I
A.
Mercer.
Miss
8
A
Mills,
Miss
'Margaret
Palmer
and
Miss
J.
D.
iMoffatt,
principals.
always
opposed
John
Mascflrld.
Diamond
Colors!
no
others
so
rich
so
true
and
lasting
Women
often
ask
tfhy
it
I
that
they
are
so
much
surer
of
success
with
Diamond
Dyes
than
with
other.
The
reasnn
is
just
thin:
Diamond
Dyes
contain
a
greater
amount
of
the
finest
niriHne
eolnriutf
matter
nbluin:illc.
That's
the
lieimty
secret
of
,
Diamond
Dyes.
Thai
s
why
Diatnoad
colors
are
so
even,
so
live
and
rich!
No
streaks,
no
dullness.
Have
the
full
beauty
of
thee
colors
in
vaur
wardrobe,
vmir
home
furniahinii.
Diamond
Dyes,
you
know,
give
permanent
dark
esters
by
boiling.
If
ym
want'iWaty
light
shriVIe
irilhnnl
hailing,
as
for
liniieric.
dresses
ami
Uouses.
um
the
lovely
Diauwatl
Tints.
At
utl
drag
stores.
Diamond
Dyes
Highest
Qmlity
fr
M
Years
(JUKSSWORK
Acruiucy
ami
precision
an'
never
arrived
ut
by
guesswork
Our
new
testing
equipment
enables
us
to
eliminate
guesswork
from
servicing.
Wv
would
like
to
have
you
visit
our
shop
and
see
the
methods
we
use.
Also,
we
have
equipment
to
repair
any
electrical
appliances.
Qut
of
town
work
solicited.
Superior
ROAD
COM-SURVEY
OF
low
in
alternate
dtrecttana
switchbacks
Intelrtonbig.
The
propHaaJ
la
being
advanced
by
the
commrMee
that
tarbage
at
present
being
ttlaaosed
nf
far
out
on
the
Skeena
Highway
near
the
city
limits
could
be
profitably
used
as
a
foundation
for
the
city's
see-tiaji
of
the
Mount
Oidfteld
read.
Beyond
the
first
awttrhbaek.
the
proposed
trail
or
road
would
ran
on
strsetton
woaJd
be
carried
oat
A
Radio
Service
3Ifl
Seeond
Avenue
Phone
ISlue
320
P.
O.
Rax
132
A
O
DARTLETT
C.
II
IN.SfLANj..E,i.
by
the
provincial
government
It
to
estimated
that
from
the
clearing
of
the
right-of-way
for
the
Mount
OtdffcM
road
sane
5600
cords
of
eentweod
would
become
easily
available.
Authorisation
tor
the
public
works
department
to
carrv
out
the
requested
survey
is
exoeeted
to
be
forthcoming
very
shortly.
"Civil
i
Hon
Is
the
hlsttrv
o'
surmounted
difficulties
"
Herbert
Hoo'",r
nam.
v
g:
aamvmairaT
SAVE
WRICUY
Sc
VRAPPtRS
Write
lor
PREMIUM
GIFT
CATALOGUE
KINC0L1TH
feature
of
the
aame
berth
teams'
similar
class
of
ball
In
an
intermediate
exhibition
with
1
game
the
'Warriors
lost
to
the
Tuxis
by
two
points.
1ft-16
uiuusf
jLrxmjuuKt
r
gr
sums
THRIFT
Economy
Specials
For
Thursday
&
Saturday
PICNIC
HAMS
per
lb.
TOMATOES
Nabob
No
34
tins.
S
Out
.
SPINACH
Mania's
Bast
No.
t
Una.
per
tin
PEA8
Basign.
ttrve
No.
4
per
tin
12ic
25c
SOUP-
Royal
City,
Vegetable
Pea
and
Tomato.
per'Un
BO-OS
Uulkley
Valley
Firsts,
2
dot.
SPLIT
PBAB
3
lbs.
SHREDDSD
WHEAT
per
pkg
ORKEN
PEAS
3
las
TEA
-B
raid's
with
Cop
and
Saucer.
Her
H.
coFPgE
Draai's
Big
ftsur
per
1
-lb.
vaeuum
tin
.
HTiLLE
SOAP
per
large
bar
SUNUOHT
SOAP
rx'r
carton
FLOWER
PETALS
SOAP-
4
bars
TOILET
TISSUE
5
rolU
BLACK
FIOS
3
lbs
SANTA
CLARA
PRUNES
Sise.
Fresh
9totk
3
lbs
SALAD
DRB88INO
-Dest
'Foods.
12-oz.
jars,
per
Jar
CRAB
M8AT
per
'vlb.
tin
KINO
060AR
SARDINES
2
tins
TUNA
ITS
M
Croat
Drand
it-lb.
Una.
per
tin
CORNED
I1HCF
Kxllent
Quality,
per
tin
14c
12c
7c
41c
15c
9c
14
c
38c
35c
14c
18c
10c
14c
20c
Nice
25c
18c
22c
25c
18c
11c
STARCH
Corn
or
Laundry
Qp
'
per
pkg.
.
JELLY
POWDERS
Malklni
4
An
or
Empress,
3
pkga.
PEACHES
Lynn
Valley
No.
2
squat
Una,
2
tins
HONEY
Ontario
2"-i-Ib.
tins,
per
tin
LEMONS
Large
and
Juicy
per
doz.
111
33c
31c
24c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
rhnne
179
101
Third
Ave
"CARRY
AND
SAVE"
Mall
Orders
Have
Our
Prompt
Attention
J-t
wish
igimiitsri
MANURE
For
Sale
$2.00
a
Load
Dominion
Dairy
Phone
Red
OOS
I
THE
DAIt.Y
NKV7S
Wednesday,
Apm
2
,,,,,
f
Mil
TWO
XI
1
1
e1!
at
0
1
Palpitation
of
the
Heart
Nerves
Bad-Could
Hot
Sice?
Mr.
Fred
Bingham,
Swift
Current,
ak.,
writes:
"I
w
IMhrel
with
UpUtioa
uf
tit
Lsrt,
had
uiy
uert
wore
so
tJ
I
ooul.l
nut
sleep.
I
waft
getting:
derrftte
ud
eosflded
iny
troobl
to
friend
lu
reuun4ed
to
uw
MUburs's
Heart
md
Nerve
Pill.
1
pursued
a
Ui
nd
got
fui-U
relief
I
would
gisul
rteuim-metd
them
to
sll
wbs
sr
trtmbted
i
I
."
.
kf
Tk.
T.
MUkw.
0.,
U4.
.
rr
4W
M
0
r.(
.i
.HI
Ur:
.t
-It
Imk,
OM.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Letter
Box
.MOUNT
OLD
FIELD
MITTEE
IS
BUSY
ROUTE
BEING
ASKED:
IN
McCLY.MONT
PARK.
TnntinueA
from
oage
one)
switchback
and
the
seeastd
raise
wmlH
iiiiiinnni
n
In
an
Mftatlv
di
IS
BEATEN
Groita
Seniors
Emerge
Victors
Over
Visitors
By
Scant
Three
Points
!
Score
32
to
29
'
NatflWas
Close
One'with
Natives
j
Leading
Tor
While
rection
on
a
Sbaroer
aseettt.
The
a
third
and
fatirth
taiaes
naaW
fol
i
The
0
rot
to
Senior
League
cageis
tf
this
eHy
ht
trMMted
to
top
the
visiting
Klncollth
team
32-29
in
a
i
fast
basket
ball
game
played
in
the
Auditorium
last
night.
The
boys
from
the
Naa
River
tillage
played
'a
wonderful
game
considering
the
fact
that
R
was
a
strange
hall
to
them.
They
are
the
fastest
and
rangiest
quintette
that
has
viMted
here
this
year
Depending
a
greut
deal
on
long
shots,
they
staged
a
fast
passing
game
which
brought
START
(
forward
some
vary
goad
plays
On
the
other
hand
the
tobacconist.
played
a
wonderful
checking
game'
but
their
offensive
was
weak
Heavy
chee
Wb
was
the
oromhaent
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
Shoes!
Cjf
our-
Pre
-Easter
Sale
Presents
Many
Money-Saving
Attractions
the
Family
TAKE
Advantage
of
this
event.
Select
.,.
I'.aster
Footwear"
while
sale
w
in
prop.-
EVERY
PAIR
OK
SHOES
Offer!
art-
,.,
stmcted
td
pivo
comfort
and
wear,
compri
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