DAILY
EDITION
THE
TIMER
GROUPS
4
...
l
-l.lkD
)
,
.
simply
one
of
recurring
crises
and
would
pass
away;
those
who
were
avowedly
and
honestly
out
to
upset
the
present
social
system
and
replace
It
with
a
new
one
based
on
socialistic
or
communistic
principles,
and
the
third,
the
great
body
ot
people
who
are
essentially
conservative
and
attached
to
ntJonal
Institutions
and
who
would
ultimately
decide
what
the
future
social
structure
of
the
world
would
be.
The
last
mentioned
group
felt
that
something
was
wrong
and
needed
leadership
to
show
them
the
way
out
of
the,
difficulty.
In
opening
his
address
Mr.
Me-Afee
said'
fie
did
not
think
real
understanding
had
made
much
progress
In
the
last
two
thousand
years.
Tremendous
.advance
had
been
made
In
technology
but.
so
far
as
.
.
'
real
wisdom
was
concerned,
if
April
r
,
1933
ple
went
back
to
PteU)i
Artottfc
or
"
!
Jesus.
lhv
would
ffnd
mast
nf
the
ideas
which
were
floating
around
today.
HeQ.uoted:
"They
rise
again
.
.
from
their
depression
by
recurring
t
i
j
i
-
x
n,
In
his
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
Weldon
to
first
principle.-McAfee
spoke
of
the
three
main
groups
into
which
people
The
world
had
got
itself
into
a
are
divided
today.
There
are
the
people
who
wish
to
go
on
bad
mess,
a
uttie
more
difficult
than
as
we
have
been
going.
Then
there
are
the
communists
h!LE2
and
socialists
usually
known
as
"reds"
who
want
a
com-
TgStt't.
nlete
overthrow
of
the
present
system.
The
third,
which
mi
m
and
n9.
capttaHm
he
intimated
was
by
far
the
largest,
was
the
large
body
of
seemed
to
consist
of
prosperity,
people
who
would
preserve
the
present
institutions
and
Panlc
aml
Hv-
The
present
system
but
would
them
cone"n
sh?
"
S
wtth"
so
modify
as
to
make
them
suit
present
needs.
These
he
thought
would
carry
the
day
Jhey
LJTX.
are
the
people
who
Believe
in
Gradual
chances,
takinn-
a
the
United
States.
Today
the
great
i
,
,
pfoWm
wt
how
W
restore
the
de-
Une
of
the
things
most
of
us
are
unable
to
understand
mar
for
consumers
good-how
to
luuiu
to
napfjen
is
more
CliIIJCUIl.
J'racUcai
Westerners
are
wive
a
reduction
in
the
hours
of
not
used
to
dabbling
mmh
with
the,
dcaUlt
but
peonle
df
Wbor
preent
wage
scales
the
east,
vith
their
dark,
dreamv
eves
sierrt
better
adantell
malntaln1
or
Creased,
it
would
Twaifi!r
it!
r,"rM
of
m
know
ixxszzzxs:
;x
They
have
been
sluUvinir
ther-e
Dowels
for
manv
centur
ps
m,n-
-
.
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,
Edvvardsburg
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BRAND
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pure,
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Children
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MOKTtrAt
TfiiHV
rvU(
f
it
n
a
Bsc
isariru
ui
aau-
AH
nations
now
have
come
to
a
realization
of
the
futility
of
war
as
an
instrument
of
settlement
Sir
Frederick
Whyte
NEURITIS
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iluai
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la
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Loosens
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And
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The
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Mrs.
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A..
Jones,
Moos
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Sak..
writes:-
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WTcn
c-hiMren.
and
have
useO
Dr.
WooJ'l
Norway
Pine
Hvrup
for
the
part
thru
years,
at
I
find
it
the
only
reliable
remedy
when
Uie
children
hare
a
ea-M.
It
helps
lbm
to
get
to
sleep
by
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na
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I
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handy
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the
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eeU"
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drug
and
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Need
of
Putting
Purchasing
Power
Back
Into
Hands
of
Consumers
is
Emphasized
by
Rotary
Club
Speaker
r
'"The
ultimate
aim
of
all
economic
endeavor
is
to
fill
human
neecte
and
to
promote
lianjiiness,"
according
to
Wcl-don
McAfee,
manager
of
the
liig
ftay
Lumber
Company,
who
gave
an
unusuaily
interesting
address
to
the
Hotary
Club
yesterday
on
economic
questions.
He
stated
that
people
were
divided
into
tln-ee
main
groups
those
who
consoled
themselves
with
.
UnK
thought
that
the
present
stump
was
Tt
it
9
r
it
1
IX
1
Bib
UUAM.
DESCRIBED
Former
Loral
Man
Writes
Interest
ingly
of
It
went
Holocaust
in
.
California
Was
In
Street
step
at
a
time
in
the
matter
of
reform.
Thev
realize
the
dous
interest
taken
todav
in
econo-
realised
it
Xtr.UVMKw
ndttsf
at
tier
estawFof
S4ktH
Sireet
tad
Otsn
ttf
dfctaAowii
Lea
Anteles
wben
tM
fliKand
mast
severe
disturbfraec
earner
On
each
corner
were
tH
to-font-teen
storey
buM-logs.
The
btttldiiMM
beaan
to
creak."
writes
Mr.
White,
"and
I
stood
watching
for
the
w
savin-
structures
to
gtre
way.
Although
I
,n
eartlUjuake.
ah''
failure
of
the
The
situation
one
to
I
seemed
enable
for
J
present
system
as
at
present
constituted
but
problem.
present
would
have
such
changes
made
as
will
bring
it
up
to
date
JJ"
TVrX
-
ZTlZ
ametf
bleittoiea
th
present
day
conditions.
The
con-
Tnyn.
nt
Ten
d
.we
to
wa.
ho
stitution
of
every
Bntttth
country
is
an
elastic
organiza-
untb
Hnd
on
th
oUwr
to
dodge
the
nearest
bniidtnc
whiet
tionpaimWefidiJVth.
ItCillxl30l1.ade
tO.fe.t
every
possible
unparalleled
powers'
of
production
1
a
was
Hp
to
colUaw
rnnrlitinn
TTiowrtrtf
nf
nrfi
rctnr&nnlitititn
mint
Ko
tia
ar.ohi
f
imurintt
rninn
th
"A
I
stood
There
watehlnc
r
work
of
trreat
statesmen
backed
bv
a
strnncr
bodv
of
nub-
result
of
the
industrial
revolution
lie
Opinion
v
which
commenced
in
the
middle
of
t
Vi
.
n
In
nliith
Artitra
CStAn
rlnHn
the
boom
times
of
1919
there
were
PI?PinviTfnvfc
sW
to
be
two
minim
men
Idle
m
Took
Refuge.
From
Falling
Build'
incs
In
Vacant
Lot
Mithl
Have
Been
Worse
Isaac
C.
White,
son
of
Mr
and
vlrs.
Oeotte
B.
White.
Fourth
Att-oue
Bast,
aim
Mntself
a
former
resident
of
this
eHy
writes
(Merest
ingly
to
frtti
parent
of
his
persoMl
experience
of
the
recent
severe
ecrthHMke
fan
the
Lot
Angels
dH
Ufet
where
h
has
lived
fef
years.
Had
the
dfartstrbanee
ocrrd
est
her
In
the
iflernoon
wtiBe
th
children
wefe
in
the
selfoedt
or
later
to
tlkavscfiJA
the
death
wWkMndenl
(eftyuit
feen
man
nsvtL
w
ne
Deinetes.
neei-iramea
ouiunn
weave
lite
u
nike
a
couole
of
bricks
fell
from
a
cornice
across
the
street
In
on
building
whOe
)tbe
facing
of
an
other
further
down
'he
tret
sta-
ted
to
grve
way.
This
awake
me!
from
my
observations
and
I
beaan
to
realise
my
danger
more
fully
an
is
the
premonition.
It
is
said
that
one
of
the
members
of
the
wt
the
Bwteimstnf
power
back
into
1
ftr
n,,t
fof
n
0DW1
r
.
.
.
........
.
.
lit'
rn
!
ii..,,.
mtinrifMl
rounaea
hv
oy
Inw
low
tuilUlnsa
ouiiaincs
about
krail
vYinnipeo;
loners
oasKetoau
team
nail
a
premonition
that
ine
nana
n?
in
they
wank!
lw
injured
in
an
airplane
accident
He
even
it
t.
??Uh
,?Js'!Un,u
A
.
such
as
"Tollers'
Plane
Crashes;
Players
Killed."
He
also
mamuin
the
rNht
division
of
disposed
of
gome
of
his
goods
that
he
expected
he
wotilil
wages,
inttrest.
rent
and
profits
in-
not
need.
He
was
later
one
of
those
severely
Injured.
.
dustry
Rftfst
be
on
a
different
basis.
I
.
I.
"
1
I
1
.
a
.
.
.
T-K
utlMlan
Mltiltt
MMWa
isrsnalt
it,
is
pwernne
to
ewiain
tnougnt
transmission
or
mental
.
-
-
a
instance,
nut
to
explain
mental
lmnrpasinns
nf
n
btock
away.
The
rest
of
the
crowd
came
over
later
"The
most
of
these
battdtnae
arc
mmnosed
to
be
earthquake-proof
that
is.
of
steel
skeleton
and
rein
fejreed
concrete,
bnt
I
am
afraid,
in
anotliT
ouake
like
this,
they
weak)
not
all
stand
as
they
are
now
badly
cracked.
"Nobody
will
ever
know
the
full
ertounes.s
of
the
remits
of
the
'ormke
as
thev
are
not
ifuttlng
out
any
more
newa
id
it
Many
bodies
are
still
being
uncovered
and
sent
to
the
morgues
far
IdentlHcattori
tone
Beach,
of
course
tot
the
ana
many
seem
to
nave
achieved
great
success
in
that
vaneing
arid
not
retrogressing
and
wm
ano
"M'r
c
realm
GUM
FRESH
-INEXPENSIVE-SATISFYING
SAVE
WRIGLEY
3e
WRAPPERS-Wrile
for
PREMIUM
GIFT
CATALOGUE
the
necessity
of
maintaining
a
surplus
and
the
supply
of
capital
goods,
yet
"1
do
say
that
there
should
be
a
better
balance
between
the
function
of
production
and
con-ftumptton.
tpst
the
slack
should
be
taken
uo,
something
that
can
be
achieved
.
.by.
having
purchasing
pVvSir
where
it
Is
needed."
.
P&neludla
Mr.
McAfee
said:
"In
th4
present
state
sf
world
develop
-jt
no
nation
can
live
unto
Itself.
Measures
which
are
taken
to
relieve
present
distress
should
be
international
in
scope.
Rotary,
as
an
International
Institution,
should
find
it
MMlble
to
nsstst
in
placing
the
world
back
on
Its
feet."
Ishsd
there
at
different
floors.
"Had
the
earthquake
occurred
at
l
Ihstead
of
6
n.m.
it
would
have
killed
thousand
of
schcml
chfldrep
a
kmc
Had
M
haeocned
between
7
and
8
In
the
eventne
the
death
list
voatd
probably
have
also
run
Into
evslheasands.
School
buWtn
par'tlculsrlv
seemed
to
suffer.
Tt
was
a
much
worse
earthquake
than
that
of
19J0."
Appeal
of
Local
Men
is
Set
For
P.
George
Court
Oeorge
Masknl.ik.
Timothy
O-Rourke.
James
Walker
and
RWhard
Downle,
all
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
were
recently
sentenced
to
two
months'
Imprisonment
each
at
Prince
Oeorge
mthafgfes
of
"rWIng
the
rodn"
have
a'ppealtd
the
conviction
to
County
Court
and
have
been
felea,aed
on
Mil
pending
hearing
of
the
appeal
oh
Mf
2
JHdae
II.
A.
Robertson
at
Prince
George,
ucrordinu
to
advlee
received
at
dl-vlsionul
headquurteea
of
the
provincial
porire
here.
Pete
Cravetto.
well
known
local
tailor,
sailed
last
nijht
tm
the
Prince
Rupert
f,r
bstnssl
tHp
to
Vancouver
The
Letter
Box
ANSWER
TO
W.
GOMillLOOM
AMI
FRF.I)
(It'RNKR
Bdltor,
Daily
News;
My
brief
comment
on
the
Oermun
election
was
purely
historical
tc
pick
up
details
of
a
revolution
such
as
the
one
that
took
place
in
Germany
is
antiwertnK
no
porpost'
For
the
student
of
historical
events
facts
only
count.
The
ten
years
struggle
between
rascUm
and
Communism
is
over
Fascism
rules
supreme
in'
Oermuny
as
Communism
rules
in
Russia
The
distinguished
scholar
and
philosopher
Lincoln
Steffens
In
ht.s
epoch-making
speech
In
Hotel
Vancouver
last
Friday
said:
"Euio
pean
Fascism
Is
our
lust
hope
Fas
tm
will
sweep
the
world
Frann
and
Britain
will
follow
next
'
Ol
:nirse
he
slated
furihei.
"There
i-
u
cnoire.
one
can
110
me
comniun-Utlc
way.
we
Amerlcuns
will
k
Hie
K
wistlc
way."
Questioned
iiy.un
he
reiterated,
"What
occurred
in
Cier
nany
and
Italy
are
mere
chanters
of
our
future
history."
These
statements
from
sum
n
cttstfng&ished
and
true
American
u
Lincoln
Steffens
are
of
grct
im
nortenee
and
deserve
our
Uimmht
fsrf
eonsMeraiion
A
revolution
of
our
sorlitl
system
fct
in
action,
a
thing
Ut
no
people
,
esui
avow,
in
ow
social
system
that
was
born
of
the
French
Revo
lutton
of
1T9
and
has
dominated
the
civilisation
of
every
nation
stnee
that
date
Is
rrumblin
like
a
worn-oat
piece
of
machtnerv
before
our
very
eyes.
It
has
failed
to
wratk.
it
does
not
function.
It
needs
feautjnstinent.
hence
the
cure:
Cemnwnism
on
one
hand.
Fascism
an
the
other.
Some
Deoole
take
exception
to
new
Ideas
because
they
do
not
like
them,
others
Ignore
them
and
do
tot
want
to
hear
anything
about
them.
A
oeople
like
the
Canadians
houM
not
be
afraid
of
mere
Ideas.
We
must
realise
that
thought
oreeedes
all
human
actions.
In
my
latlgmcnt
these
new
Ideas
mast
be
tudM
and
dlsetmsd
I
consider
It
in
elementary
duty
for
sll
good
rfti-
ne
to
stadv
them,
particularly
the
thinking
people,
so
M
to-face
"the
'nridlne
nrabiemt
an!
direct
them
accord
Inc
to
our
wLsrlom
and
taste.
We
may
be
omnell1
to
fare
n
ne
unplsssant
'fiefs
In
the
future.
ne
to
our
pamtve
present
action
DON'T
PUT
UP-WITH
an
UGLY
SKIN
Fruil-a-ttcet
givt
new
beauty
Frull-a-Um
"1
wl
ran
down
ami
lixlHs.
f
ft
brllaM4
aS
tk
umt.
Mr
i
a
aiiM,
4m
t
as
pits
aaS
ra
.
I
M
W
Meat
.tat.
priuTr
iiro
)tm
m
i
a'ilil.
la
m
II
a
tan
'Mki
ay
eJar4
aa.
I
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