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DAILY
EDITION
PROBLEM
OF
INDIA
TODAY
Sir
Henry
Lawrence
Tells
of
Piob-lems
Confrontinf
British
Statesmen
BRISTOL.
Ene..
Jan.
7:
Snaif.
Ing
on
the
subject
of
India
before
deprive
tba
people
of
all
time
liberty
and
that
he
hall
eome
to
the
ceaelMsion
"tti-t
the
government
of
India
exits
solely
for
the
exploitation
of
the
masses."
Ohandhi
had
a
real
desire
to
find
grlevan
:e
and
cure
them.
He
was
a
man
of
Infinite
courage
and
patient
perseverance
but
also
an
admirable
fa
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In
Advance,
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rnl
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ty
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrler,
yearly
period,
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1
Wednesday,
Jan.
7,
1931
aeHor
and
a
most
skilful
propagandist.
In
America
the
Ghandhl
culfc
was
an
amaflng
thing.
The
Amerl-
Iah.
fnr
nrhih
Ik.
r...
nr.-l-i
Hjm.iMn.iAH
.
.
,
,
,
VANDERH00F
The
fine
new
nrovincial
nolle
can
people
were
asked
to
believe
headquarters
aup
residence
he'fl
that
British
dominion
in
India
was
s
nearing
completion,
the
cpntrac-baed
solely
on
treacherv
imnri
tor
belne
John
MrTnnii
-
-
T
"""
v
;
forgery
and
unprovoked
aggression.
George.
Jt
Is
a
splendid
Addition
10
Mjr
vjiiBuum
snunnea
tne
nc
omiaingj.
px
tne
town.
Rftund
Table
Conference
was
he,
.
Conference
on
India
was
summon-
Hindu
politicians.
The
Indian
poll-
'
SThe
b"
dreLd
rSiiTSSS
ed.
The
Indian
States
were
more
tlclan.
clawed
Dominion
status
Slrjorte
Jones
S
S
S
Wian
one
third
of
the
area
of
India,
land
the
right
of
secession
from
the
I
jf
the
nSr5
ettyc,Lamb
if.
-
-venty
Bmpire.
Jf
mWj.DirvonD
oimon,
inereiore.
ine
night
or
Secession
p,.,.
,
"
"
J
nmam
that
the
nroblem
hn,,w
Mr.
ohandhi
Mr
!?tt!
ers
for
e
most.conilcall
be
dlecuned
in
a
conference
where
j
many
other
political
leaders
had
"S"
the
reoreaentativefl
of
the
Indian
I
lived
to
old
SAtea
(Avid
meet
the
represenU-
1
tton
of
Brlttoh
Courts
of
Law
and
it
!
,
Bryan.
WU1?ams'
ame
com
Mva
of
British
India
and
of
the
i
appeared
lmnossible
for
them
t
i
""T"'
for
Provtocfe.
has
ur5Mri
ooverament.
Mr.
Ohandhi
appreciate
that
the
border
tribes
opposed
the
conference
and
declfn
ed
to
come
to
it
by
putting
forward
important
to
understand
the
source
of
his
influence.
His
father
and
other
relatives
were
prime
ministers
of
various
small
Indian
State
apti
he
was
destined
to
follow
this
profession,
but
he
broke
away
from
ttie
family
traditions
and
went
to
Ulbdon
to
read
for
the
Bar.
lie
vtojited
his
caste
principle
and
had,
Iti
fact,
spent
hit
life
in
rebellion.
"Exploitation
of
(he
He
-
avowed
from
-
kbe
dock
wv.
in
in
ip
1922
own
did
not
recognize
legal
docu-
was
ii
possiDie
ior
tne
un
advised
the
local
Conservative
As
sociation
that
the
deDartment
iwm
always
he
pleased
to
grant
clajBM
which
he
knew
could
not
be
tlsh
Empire
to
surrender
Into
other
pf
rm
U
to
5ele"
e
klUln?
accepted,
it
was
of
no
value
to
de-
Hds
the
protection
of
the-people
01
gam-
whenever
"
needed
for
precate
this
man.
He
wu
a
nniitiABi
.Tndi-'
frnm
food
purposes.
factor
of
treat
nower
and
tt.
Inelchhnmo
I
if
i
in
.
.
,
vanaernoor
ha
rnreivnrf
tKi
ii
ujuu
icvpinu
uuinmion
siaius
,
.r-..y
with
the
right
of
secession
from
the
!
sum
Dt
ms
om
the
Provincial
n-i.ii
.
.
...
...
rnvprnment
fnr
I,
.har.
oiiiiau
umpire
uiu
wouia
necessar-
ir
'"?-
oneic
u
-uqugi
Hy
confer
on
each
province
the
right
prpu
fnd
the
UW
Pf
$137
for
of
secession
from
India.
I
Parlmutuel.
A
Federation
The
Simon
report
showed
in
every
aaragraph
the
Justice
of
the
claim
Vanderhoof
as
therp
were
In
ill
ol
tnat
lt
had
heen
written
In
i
.nlr
,r.An
ai
genuine
sympathy
with
the
oeo-
pte
of
India.
But
If
India
wis
to
have
equal
status
with
the
other
members
iwaiurii
ui
of
the
me
British
tinusn
Common-
the
ftowlatt
BW
was
passed
to
!
wealth,
it
must
enter
as
a
Federa-
A
.
...
.
nsn,
speasing
witn
one
voice
as
Canada,
Australia
and
Bouth
Africa
had
done.
(Mr
Henry
Lawrence
rgfered
to
British
trade
and
Industry,
and,
concluding,
said
that
because
of
day."
They
will
always
ease
a
throbbing
head.
Quiet
a
grtlm
bling
tooth.
Relieve
nagging
Siins
of
neuralgia
or
neuritis,
r
check
a
sudden
cold.
Even
rheumatism
has
lost
its
terrors
for
those
who
have
learned
to
depend
on
theee
tablets.
GaVgleYwitK
Aspiiin
tablet!
at
the
first
suspicion
of
sore
throat,
and
reduce
the
infection."
Look
for
Aspirin
on
the
box
and
ilic
word
Genuine
in
red.
Genuine
Aspirin
tabets
do
not
depress
tne
heart.
SPIRIN
TRADC.MARK
eiC
Already
hi
1931
there
have
hjpan
Sift
mfltiv
morHfirrA
mavI.a
ru
Mrs.
N.
Burdette
has
been
p,ult
HI
during
the
past
week
and
h
eoudltlpn
Is
cauaing
relatives
ami
friends
some
anxiety.
The
marriage
took
place
her
last
Friday,
Rev.
S.
B.
Proper
uiupjaung,
oi
Mies
Demetra
Mar-chfjva
and
Jbrjge
Trreaf.
The
bride
arrived
on'y
:
recpnyy
from
naerty
w
a
realization
of
prac-1
lt:
.
JTr
ttcal
dif
floultles.
lt
was
in
the
hfttt
'
1
"BUC
ome
m
ouigana
tradition
of
English
statesmanship.
P
MEAN?
Don't
I
helpless
when
you
suddenly
.et
a
headache.
Reach
in
3ur
pocket
for
immediate
relief.
Jf
you
haven't
any
Aspirin
with
you,
get
some
at
the
first
drugstore
you
come
to.
Take
a
tablet
or
two
and
be
nd
the
Mtn.
Take
promptly.
Nothing
Is
gained
1y
Siting
to
sec
it
the
pain
will
leave
of
Its
own
accord.
It
may
grow
Wfpe!
Why
postpone
relief?
There
are
many
times
when
Aspipn
tablets
will
"save
the
The
skating
rink
here
was.
opened
ior
the
season
on
Sunday
pf
this
week.
'
i
M&
and
Mrs.
A-
O.
Birch
havt
I
moved
jntq
their
new
home
on
,Burrard
Avenue
which
was
tqm-
pietea
recently
by
Mervlll
AvariU.
Mjjji
A.
A.
Iutehun
returriad
to
Yttnqexhoaf
or)
Saturday
night
last
atr
a
lengthy
visit
with
hbr
parent
near
Winnipeg.
ALICE
ARM
,Year'
Eve
wju
happlljr
In
Alice
Arm
with
a
dance
In
the
Alice
Arm
hotel,
a
-
large
crdwd
being
in
attendance.
-
Tfca
passing
of
the
old
year
was
exemplified
by
Jerry
O'Connor
as
1830
jrhUe
little
Bohald
Evindsen
represented
1931.
Hosts
for
tjit
danre
Ivere
Mr
nnri
Mr.
m
tr
.
lrtHsen;,
Fine
music
wasurWISfal
by
th-.A.lfte
Arm
orch&frl
and
dwiclous
refreshments
were
served
flarrjr
Smith
has
been
apDolnted
local
agent
for
the
estate
of
the
late
Jphn.
E.
Stark
who
died
a
few
mor)ihs
ago.
Weather
Is
still
exceptional
for
thU
tlrpe
p
year
here.
Npt
a.
particle
of
snow
lies
on
the
krnnhd
and
the
soli
Is
free
of
frost.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Januur,
,
.
m:nu
Dy
proposed
r.ockfelt.er
radio
centre,
In
New
Vcrk
city,
Berlin
has
Just
finish
-4
nriant-
bvUdtos.
shown
above
in
which
will
be
housed
broadcasting
stations,
radio
laboratories
research:
work
and
ttiuseum.
I
NORTHERN
B,
C,
NEWS
TERRACE
Miss
nnle
Lips,
who
spent
th
Phrlstmas
holidays
at
thp
home
or
her
parfnts.
returned
to
Prince
Ru
pert
on
Sunday
to
resume
her
studies
In
'ttie
High
EkJhael
and
Sf
Joseph'!
Academy.
cause
he
knew
he
could
not
carry!
New
Year's
Eve
was
celebrated
The
Canadian
J'lon
hrid
a
,
whXhor
AdlscusiQnuln
with
a
brilliant
fancy
dress
ball,
!
tuteeuful
New
Yeart
Bve
danc
which
the
Mohamnvdans
and
other
over
isn
nmnm
ki
i
1
.
.
-
.
Vr
.
.
,
,A,
-wvw...
m
n,cii-
uuc,
i
jaree
crown
attended
a;
the
Royal
Emrii
RTrw
hm.f
i;
8USPP
J
UlB
"ana-
mueic.
NoyeUies.
paper
bW
and
Irence
r
UieriKheme
of
afnd.
J
J
X
floor
master.
vvviti
ltz
cviutu
a
Foster
McLeod
spent
the
las'
week-end
with
his
parmts
Mr.
an-l
Mrl.
A.
McLeod.
Stuart
McLeod
left
on
Ratiirrfav
ior
bmitners
to
speed
a
few
da
'
wim
nis
Brother,
Foater,
who
Is
employed
m
the
CJJJt.
shops.
el
ti
i
n
.
.
min
casie
KPlfl
retumaH
nr,
rriday
vlai
Prince
RuDert
to
Vac
couver
after
spending
the
holidays
at
tne
nome
ol
Mrs.
Oreiy.
Capt.
A..
B.
V.
Kbie.
aon
at
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
A
King,
wlao
has
bean
visiung
wnn
hie
parent
for
th
patt
two
months
Prince
Rupert.
.
uamonton.
has
returned
to
MUs
Blanche
Ball,
who
ho
he
tne
guest
or
har
aunt.
Mn
n
a
Pinter,
for
the
past
three
toootfes
making
many
warm
frtenda
n.
turned
on
Saturday
to
her
hone
in
Miss
Mary
Smith
returned
to
Usl
pn
Monday
after
AnWnrtn
tv,-
Chrlstmas
holidays
at
the
hftra
.if
per
parents
Mr
.and
Mra.
B
M
Smith.
STEWART
New
Year
ffve
n-o.
a.
,u,i
celebrated
this
time
with
a
mmnr
awe
dinner,
entertainment
and
dance
at
Premier,
manv
viattvu
from
Stewart
being
present
for
the
occasion.
The
community
hall
was
maae
to
resemole
an
igloo
and
flood
lamps
gave
the
effect
nf
nnmum
UghU.
For
dinner,
there
were
50
tables.
After
dinner,
there
wu
a
program
of
entertainment
to
whieh
miss
Evelyn
Blanton
of
Hvrter
a
a
McPherson
n
....
of
Stewart.
.
Paul
Wala,
ran.
omurtnwaite
and
miu
nan.
exoft
contributed.
At
midniaht
Jaira
KJlcker
appeared,
garbed
as
1930
na
gave
away
to
1931
represented
by,
young
Leonard
Manning.
The.
orchestra,
whose
members
weta
costumed
in
white
parkas,
gave
an
excellent
account
of
Itself.
The
pro
cecdlngs
broke
up
at
2:30
ajn.
The
dog
llbence
bylaw
here
will
oint0
effect-shortly.
W.
II.
Wake-leld
J
has
received
the
appointment
oi
onicii
dog
catcher.
After
an
extended
illness,
Andie
ni(,iiip.
ujc
ui
ine
Dfsi
!iS0WP
pioneers
Of
thl.1
dltrirtT.ri?cei1
at
his'
home
here,
tjeped
came
tlfnt.(Vifr'fnr
mmi
tliji
.llw
tIm
if
bltf
They
iocatedHllVxinc:e
John
ffoup
which
became
well
known.
The
late
Mr.
Archie
was
born
71
years
ago
in
Nova
Scotia.
Rev.
Evan
flaker
officiated
at
the
funeral
which
took
place
on
New
Year's
Eye.
Ttie
yUlage
Of
Stewart
has
received
$313
In
distribution
of
llaunr
roijis
py
irj?
prpyincja
80.vrn-mfnt
and
$?18
Jn
parUmutuel,
mak
ing
a
total
or
ror
tne
munlcl
pallty.
LIBRARY
I
NCREASE
(continued
from
pace
1)
in
volumes
over
last
year.
Libraries
everywhere
are
putting
emphasis
upon
the
inducing
of
better
reading
instead
of
merely
more
reading;
the
trend
is
away
from
circulation
only,
and
especially
awav
from
the
circulation
of
fiction
alone
and
to
wards
the
educational
aspects
of
the
work.
The
use
of
the
technical
books
for
Instruction;
the
reading
of
all
works
which
educate,
which
emphasis
upon
the
question
of
an
aausunt;
muw
Miner
Has
done
very
well
and
Is
now
familiar
with
the
circulation.
Very
little
time
is
available
for
Instruction
but
I
am
hoping
to
be
aWe
to
take
up
the
classification
with
her
very
soon
and
to
start
her
upon
simple
eata-
To
My
Fellow
Citircns.
Jjogulng
as
soon
as
she
Is
ready
for
jjt,
The
ten
hours
a
week
she
now
(gives
us
may
be
sufficient
for
the
I
winter
but
next
fall,
It
will
evidently
be
necessary
to
increase
this
time:
in
order
to
nut
the
work
unon
I
a
sound
basis,
I
believe
that
double
j
was
70.
no
record
been
kept
or
those
which
afe
new
vq-lumes
and
those,
which
are
only
replacements;
I
suggest
that
frum
now
on,
the
record
show
this
difference
so
that
It
niay
be
known
how
mariy
new
additions
are
made
to
the
collection.
Toe
mending,
snows
a
slight
In
crease
over
last
year's
record
of
102
of
efficiency
and
that
Increased
help
will
soon
be
required
to
maintain
the
work
on
a
basis
satisfactory
to
the
public
and
to
pie
board.
-
"The
highest
point
In
circulation
was
reached
In
November.
1830.
when
6055
volumes
were
charged,
wui
an
average
or
zszi.
May,
1930,
showed
the
largest
.
umber,
cuuiui
auuea
in
a
single
ro
:
ing
a
net
total
of
120
volumes
ti
nignest
numDer
or
new
born,,,
came
in
vcwoer
ana
Novembef
eacn
montn
tne
Dorrowers
reco,.
I
her
present
time,
about
twenty!
Secretary's
Report
burden
of
putting
away
books
Is
a
IJzJZ0
a
.rer
,rf
Jfe
rhlne
for
charging
bQRks,'
replaelng
I
heavy
one
and
later
ft
rnay
be
found
1
1
h
"X
"
,ib'
;f
nit
m.i.iu
uiuuiuu
iiuw
ciupiujtu,
11
1
.
v
'i"vj
-
nt
the
cloA
nf
1020
mat
talk
innovatiqn
is
satisfactory
lt
will
method
Is
considered
(he
best
and
totai
or
7554
books
":"t:
be
a
boon
to
smaii
iibrartes,
Increas-
i
cheapest
by
most
libraries.
;
Q
borrQwera
h
irfg
arru
a.y
as
well
as
saving
time.
1
"In
connection
with
the
books
adr
LVer
1929
hv
sib
mnnt
..Vv
v..v
vw.
vicu
w
.iva.jr,
4.
nun
w
iiuwi
borrowers
for
1930
9209
nnn-ftrtlnn
non-fictlpn
p.-iilQ(nn
c.'rculatlqn
nf
of
1329
19Q!
tVio
that
has
heretofore
yi.i4iniju
aiw
snow;
uii
irfHKf
nf
II
mar
loon
...
,a
record
during
1930
of
58,83a
boot!
circuiatea.
-V...I
A
At
.
vw"i5
"is
eyer-mcreasnj;
p,!
puiary
or
tne
iwrary
we
huv
bee
inmnotloH
n
...
l
I
vt.pi.ifuM
r
m
new
one:
vt
tne
space
in
the
buildlnn
1
nal
uxea
to
tne
utmost.
The
board
engaged
Mlns
e
vnlnmen-
t.htivenr
11
vn
timai
.
.
.
.
,
.t
"V'-,
Aimer
to
assist
our
Jibrunur
i
VZJZ?'
Z:
an3
fte
h
K'ven
ent,r
enlanre
the
virion
and
eu.v-t.
the
i
.nf
!
l:
"?"lf
w
in
order!
The
board
feelstnevsho,,;,
wuBr.
prunue
ning
malw
,
to
maKe
much
lmpresilon.
Miss
lexDrefia
th.,r
not
only
for
recreation
but
also
as
an
aid
to
life,
this
is
the
function
of
the
library.
Special
attention
should
be
given
in
the
selection
of
books
toward
Drortdlnc
those
which
can
be
read
with
interest
and
profit
by
those
who
desire
something
v
more
Miller's
onrHnu
Hm.
Anno
nnt
ot
-.
f
r
h
.
tr,
Uf
1
.Up;
ap4
'i."
ta
librarian,
who
Dga
carried
advisable
for
her
to
learn.
thU
ls;4ork
,0
capably
and
kept
flefh-
S
"1"
WQK
so
efficiently
more
more
time
In
Uie
future.
In
general
.
l-li
,Ua
,
.
it
may
be
said
that
pur
Jarge
ccu-!,
purl?
e
,Je"
11
re8u'
..p..Wa
latlon
makes
vMn.-a
Bk
all
the
vaC
rest
b
f
the
M'w
i
I
nB
..held
attend;u
satlafyinc
than
fiction
but
who
have
.
not
the
taste
for
fine
llterature'or
j
present
conditions
Jn'
the
winter!
aostruae
oucumons.
I
months,
onlv
incessant
effort
Veen.
"The
Increased
circulation
mits
thim;
mnvlnir
tt'tVl
fair
ammm.
lSft
IVUVIVQi
O.
V.
Wllklnion
"chairman
V.
Basso-Bert
F.
Dlbb
-
J.
J.
ami
Mr?.
Klrkpatrick
P.
H.
Llnzey
II.
F.
Pullen
Miss
Crulkshanks
Oet
pays.
the
Ad.
reading
nabli
t
Departaient
of
Trap?
and
Commerce
f
OJTAWA,
CANADA
Decpmber
7
1-3
Mr-
Everywhere
in
Canacla.
Ring
Out
the
Old,
Ring
in
the
New!
.
Another
few
days
and
1M0,
with
whatever
it
has
brought
us
of
success
or
of
faBurc,
will
have
passed
into
history,
and
our
thoughts
will
be
ctntted
on
a
newryear,
and
on
the
better
times
we
sincerely
hope
it
has
in
store
for
uu
WWle
the
opportunity
of
the
past
are
gone
beyond
recall,
the
future
it
purs
to
make
of
it
what
we
will.
And
we
can
make
it
a
far
brighter,
a
far
more
prosperous
fttture.
for
ourselves
individually
and.
for
Canada
as
a
whole,
if
we
all
resolve
to
profit
by
the
lessons
pur
experience
has
taught
us.
Among
those
lessons,
surely
we
have
learned
how
dependent
each
of
qs
is
for
his
own
opportunities
and
his
own
advancement
upon
the
well-being
of
Canadian
producers
as
a
class,
and
ho
much
better
it
would
be
for
every
one
of
us
if
in
our
daily
buying
we
were
aJJ
fo
fypu
Canadian
product!.
If
you
believe
:
that
'Produced-ln.Can.da"
dOctrjne
is
sound
common
sense,
that
it
points
the
logical
way
not
only
to
relieve
Unemployment
but
to
lay
broader
and
deeper
the
foundations
of
our
national
prosperity,
why
not
make
the
practice
ortt
one
of
your
forcmos
resolutions,
for
M
1
?
Celebrate
the
new
year
by
ringing
put
old
habit?
of
carelessness
in
huytng.
and
fHigJng
in
the
new
reiojve
henceforth,
to
be
atudbusly
careful.
For
1931
let
this
w
"
be
your
creed:
1
I
believe
in
Canada.
"I
love
her
as
my
home.
I
honour
htr
institutions.
I
rejoice
in
the
abundance
of
her
resources,
"I
EJory
in
the
record
of
fer
achievements.
I
have
unbounded
con.
fidenceinth?
I
chcrnh
exalted
ideals
of
her
gettiny
as
leader
arpong
world
nation,.
"Toher
I
pledge
my
loyalty.
To
the
promotion
pf
her
best
Interest.
Ipl-dge
my
support.
Tp
bcr
product
pledge
my
patronage.
And
to
the
cause
of
her
producers
I
pledge
my
devotion."
If
you
are
willing
to
embrace
thj.
creed,
a
copy
of
same
artistically
executed
n
colours,
and
pn
heavy
stock
suitable
for
use
a,
a
wall
hanger
or
for
fraXg
your,
for
the
asking.
Ju
dip
and
fill
in
the
coupon
herewith;
Addres,
enveipps
u
shown
on
the
coupon.
Mall
it
withqut
S
affixing
stamp
P'
for
?Qf
m
partffMlar.
letter
will
be
carried
free.
Very
sincerely
your,,
The
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
Ottawa,
Canada
Please
majj
copy
pf
"MY
CREEP"
to
Name.
Address.
Yfn.
MJniUer
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
11
lao
tM
awk
ta
MUk
th
laMwii
r
cut.
"
The
pally
New