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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday.
Nov.
15.
1933
REMOVING
THE
CAUSE
One
of
the
most
interesting
documents
issued
by
any
financial
institution
is
the
monthly
review
of
conditions
by
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada.
The
writer
of
this
letter,
Donald
M.
Marvin,
is
a
well
known
economist.
His'analyses
of
conditions
are
based
on
facts
and
figures
of
an
official
nature
tout
his
conclusions
are
all
his
own
and
have
attracted
the
attention
of
many
who
usually
do
not
read
bank
reports
or
reviews.
Mr.
Marvin
seems
to
illuminate
anything
he
deals
with.
We
quoted
from
him
yesterday
and
here
are
a
couple
pf
paragraphs
Vhieh
will
prove
of
interest:
"At
this
moment,
when
rumors
of
wars
and
revolutions
have
become
an
added
impediment
to
the
recovery
of
confidence,
the
governments
of
the
world
must
realize
that
economic
reconstruction
has
made
further
headway
than
is
popularly
appreciated.
If
diplomacy
can
hold
off
war
but
a
little
longer,
the
fabric
to
hold
together
the
economic
and
financial
tissue
will
have
been
re-knit
and
the
necessity
for
bitterness
will
disappear.
Jt
is
the
progress
which
has
already
been
made
toward
reconstruction
which
should
be
the
focus
of
attention.
"It
is
not
coincidence
that
rumors
of
war
and
revolution
are
common
at
the
bottom
of
a
depression.
As
conditions
begin
to
improve,
the
bitterness
of
discontent
is
modified
;
irreconciliable
foes,
both
from
within
and
without
the
country,
find
new
formulas
for
compromise
and,
with
the
threat
of
war
nb
longer
a
necessity
in
order
to
prolong
the
life
of
government,
it
ceases
to
be
a
necessary
element
in
the
politician's
bag
of
tricks.
As
the-discontent
gradually
passes
aAvnyjTJVeirgovernments
less
able
than
those
now
in
power-could
Win
support
uuoyeu
up
uy
a
uue
ui
pros
perity."
Oddfellows'
Old
1
Time
Dance
Very
Enjoyable
Event
Another
enjoyable.
Old
Time
Dance
was
held
In
the
hall
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
by
the
Oddfellows'
Lodae
lost
night,
a
fair-sized
crowd
being
In
attendance.
James
Hadden
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
musk
was
by
an
orche
consisting
of
James
L.
Lee,
James
Wait,
J.
B.
Maekay
and
John
Bremner.
The
committee
in
.charge
consisted
of
L.
C.
Bby
and
Norman
Moore-house.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
at
midnight.
The
Letter
Box
FIRST
THINGS
FIRST
Editor,
Daily
News;
It
was
quite
astonishing
to
notice
the
crowd
that
gathered
around
the
Cenotaph
In
prince
Rupert
at
the
Remembrance
Day
service
leave
their
hats
on
during
the
prayer
of
Bishop
Rx.
It
seems
that
they
had
no
reverence
for
the
Oreat
God
of
Heaven
who
giveth
peace.
But
they
quickly
took
off
their
hats
when
"God
Save
the
King'
was
sung.
I
am
quite
patriotic,
but
"God'
before
"JCfng"
is
my
motto.
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BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
Best
Games
So
Far
This
Season
Played
Thursday
TERRACE.
Nov.
15:
Terrace
feuRtb))
ere
-own
some
fast
hoop
play
here
Thursday
night.
oBth
intermediate
boys
and
girls
made
a
better
showing
than
they
have
done
before
this
season.
In
the
senior
girls'
ganie
the
Duds
won
easily
from
the
Macs
by
a
score
.of
22
tfi
8.
The
Duds
owed
their
victory
chiefly
to
Margaret
McLaren
who
bagged
12
points.
In
the
senior
men's
game
the
Mill
Grew
trounced
Uie
fllgh
School
to
Uie
tune
of
27
to
10.
The
forward
line
of
Thomas,
Hipp
and
Little
showed
up
well
for
the
mril
and
'it
looks
as
if
the
other
teams
are
going
to
have
a
hard
time
holding
them
down
this
season.
Individual
scores:
Senior
Girls
Duds
M.
McLaren
12),
R.
Taft
(2.
C.
Smith
121,
F.
MeLaren
(4),
V.
Mclnnes,
E.
Dover
2
22..
Macs
H.
Glass
)4,
E.
Kohne
12),
S.
McLaren
i2.
M.
Kenney,
M.
Mal-am,
Doris
Holden
8.
Senior
Boys
High
Schooi
W.
MeLeod,
L.
Thomas
i2),
F.
Nash,
S.
MeLeod
",
R.
Skinner.
B.
Welch
10.
Mill
Team
F.
Thomas
6.
F.
Hipp
i7i,
D.
Little
(12),
D.
Kerr,
K.
Kerr
(2)
27.
Referee
F.
Hipp
and
W.
BaHy.
Hockey
Standings
Toronto
International
Division
.W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Ottawa
Canadlens
Montreal
.
2
0
0
10
4
4
2
0
0
6
2
2
0
J
5
4
1
0
15
6
Americans
0
1
4
7
American
piyision
Detroit
2
0
1
10
6
Chicago
1
1
J
J
5
Boston
j0
0,
3
5
13
Rangers
.0
0'
2
3
5
Hockey
Scores
Ottawa
4,
Maroons
2.
Canadlens
3,
Chicago
I.
Detroit
4,
Boston
2.
Whist
League
is
Off
This
Winter
For
First
Tim
in
Years
League
is
Not
OperatedInterest
in
Bridie
Transcends
.
.
For
the
first
time
in
many
years,
there
is
to
be
no
play
this
winter
in
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
here,
the
interest
in
the
newly
organised
Bridge
League
having,
apparenUy.
transcended
the
older
pastime.
Two
more
teams
are
entering
the
Bridge
League
and
it
is
expected
will
start
play
with
the
already
entered
clubs
this
week.
Jt
is
also
expected
that
a
number
of
postponed
Cribbage
League
games
will
be
played
off
this
week.
Grotto
Leading
Elks
So
Far
In
Billiard
Match
Three
of
tbe'spj'
games
In
last
night's
scheduled
Jll?rd
league
fixture
were
"played
and,
although
winning
but
one.
the
Grotto
1
leading
over
the
Elks
on
the
aggregate
to
date
556
to
544.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows;
W.
Lambie.
Elks,
144;
Earl
Batt.
Grotto,
200.
Vf
Stuart.
200:
John
May.
184.
J.
Saunders.
200;
W.
E.
Hutson,
)72.
The
remaining
postponed
games
will
be
played
tonight.
Wales
ftcats
England
NEWCASTLE,
Nov.
15:
(CD-Wales
defeated
England
by
a
score
,
of
two
to
one
in
International
soc-jcer
today.
Jleayy
ran
held
the
!
crowd
down
to
ten
thousand
Balloon
Ascent
Off
CHICAQO,
November
15
following
the
closing
of
the
Century
of
progress
Exposition,
financial
backing
pf
papt.
T.
O.
W-
Settle's
Projected
ght
to
(he
stratospnere
has
beerj
withdrawn
and
the
a-cent
has,
thertfore,
been
abandoned
for
the
time
being
at
least
NORSEMEN
!
IN
CANADA
Finding
of
Inscribed
Stones
In
Marjtpba
and
New
BruumvMk
,
indicates
Early
1'r.rseyfe
Before
Columbus
Noted
Arjtifiiarian
tAutlurity
I
Cpropejed
to
Change
His
Belief
MQNCTON.
N.B
Npy.
15
TP
flndl
-g
of
a
grey
weather-beaten
stone
bearing
a
Runic
Inscription,
near
Sat)dy
Hook
a
summer
remit
on
Iike
Winnipeg,
as
ladicaiM
in
a
Canadian
Press
despatch
from
Winnipeg,
pointing
to
th?
visit
of
the
Norsemen
to
Mi'-itcba
ad
4K
Hudson
Bay
country
prior
to
Columbus,
has
its
counterpart
is
the
fi
ding
of
a
boulder
with
a
Runle
inscription
at
the
head
of
Yarmouth
Hanbor,
Nova
Scotia.
The
existence
of
this
bowWef.
which
weighs
aproximoieiy
400
pounds
and
is
ro
in
the
public
library
at
Yarmouth,
according
.(
the
tourist
bureau
of
tne
Canadian
National
Railway,
had
been
known
for
nearly
a
hu4red
years
before
its
identity
was
ettftbtif
lied
ia
J86D.
Henry
PhJHips.
Jr.,
cjrreaponjilr
secretary
of
the
Numismatic
and
Antiquarian
Society
of
PbaaW-phia,
Pa.,
in
that
year
iranslaUti
the
inacrlptto-
to
read
"Hurkvs
son
addressed
the
men
'
In
foilow-lr
the
matter-
further
he
found
in
the
old
None
8stes
that
in
ifce-expedltion
of
Therfinn
Karifte-fne'
in
1007.
AX)
,
the
fame
ot
Hartl
occurs
amocc
these
who
acsosi-
panied
him.
Never
a
believer
in
the
pre-fla-
Iwnfeian
diaeovety
.of
Aowrtea,
(h
finding
and
translation
f
this
boulder
compeMed
Mr
PhMMps,
wno
was
an
aotaerity
on
Runse
lore,
to
charge
his
views
and
ft?a-
vsneeti
ham
that
the
ttucrh)Mo&
was
a
sjmaine
and
that
it
pointed
to
the
landing
of
the
Norsemen
in
this
part
of
Oaaada
which
is
idersttfied
with
Mark
tend
in
the
Sagas
of
the
Norsemen.
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League
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November
'15Maxlrn
lAUlcfitf,
comrnlsear
of
foreign
affairs
for
Soviet
Russia.,
conferred
on
Friday
night
and
again
Sunday
night
at
the
White
House
ylth
president
FrankJIn
p.
Roosevelt
on
the
subject
of
recog-
Inlllon
of
Soviet
Ruaala
hv
the
ttn.
lted
States.
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(talesmen
talked
alone
although
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was
Intimated
that
experts
might
be
called
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later
to
assist
In
the
discussions.
Former
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Champ
of
Canada
Dead
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Nov.
16:
William
James
O'Neill,
former
billiard
Cham
Plan
of
Canada,
died
here
on
fiatucday.
lie
has
been
a
member
t
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..
or
uie
suiioi.UHfeUuiadiu.8ws4
a
ic
ror
many
years.
,
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o
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of
Local
Mutlral
Organisation
llnjoy
Tarty
In
Uks'
Hall
i
Following
the
regular
practice
last
night,
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Philharmonic
Society
en-Joyed
a
dance
party
In
the
Elka"
Hall,
about
thirty-five
peraons
being
present
Music
was
supplied
on
the
piano
by
C.
P.
Balagno.
Dejloiog
refreshments
were
served.
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