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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Friday,
March
16,
1934
Major
Douglas,
the
apostle
of
a
new
school
of
economics,
has
been
asked
to
address
the
Legislatures
of
British
Co-lumbhuand
Alberta
He
has
already
laid
his
scheme,
known
as
"Douclas
Social
Credits,"
before
the
people
and
inline
bodies
of
Australia
andhas
also
done
the
same
for
the
British
House
of
Commons.
.
The
Douglas
scheme
is
designed
to
strike
a
better
balance
between
producer
and
purchaser,
insuring
a
much
better
distribution
of
goods
by
assuring
that
purchasing
power
equal
producing
power
at
all
times.
Unlike
socialism
it
does
hot
do
away
with
private
initiative
but
at
the
same
time
it
protects
the
mentally
and
physically
weak
and
is
designed
to
bring
about
a
higher
standard
of
living
by
putting
greater
purchasing
power
in
the
hands
of
the
mass
of
the
people.
One
supporter
of
the
scheme
in
Prince
Rupert
recently
said
he
had
in
mind
three
great
economists
on
a
progressive
scale.
These
were
Adam
Smith,
Karl
Marx
and
Major
Douglas.
Douglas
built
on
the
theories
of
the
other
two
and
produced
a
thoroughly
workable
scheme.
The
Douglas
scheme
is
decidedly
revolutionary
in
character.
It
provides
for
the
shelving
of
many
old
ideas.
So
new
and
hopeful
is
it
that
time
must
be
taken
to
think
it
over
before
-adopting
or
rejecting
it
Many
;
prominent
people
in
Britain
are
actively
urging
it
and
Australia
is
said
to
have
taken
it
tip
with
great
enthusiasm,
bomethmp
like
a
dozen
books
have
been.
written
about
it,
but
very
few
people
in
Prince
Rupert
have
even
heard
about
it.
Today
the1
mind
of
the
people
is
receptive
to
new
ideas.
The
avidity
with
which
many
turned
to
the
C.
C.
F.
is
an
indication
that
they
realize
something
radical
must
be
done.
Others
have
turned
to
some
form
of
fascism
as
the
cure
but
feV
are
satisfied
that
any
of
the
much
touted
new
schemes
would
be
a
great
improvement
on
the
old
The
people
are
still
searching
and
if
Major
Douglas
has
a
scheme
that
will
bring
relief
to
a
troubled
world,
it
will
not
be
difficult
to
persuade
them
to
accept
it.
At
any
rate
it
will
be
interesting
to
hear
about
it
and
to
compare
it
with
the
other
schemes
for
economic
salvation.
Half
a
million
people
iir
-Australia
are
said
to
be
fully
persuaded
that
he
is
the
mali'of'the
hour
and
that
his
scheme
will
be
the
one
that
'Jll'save
the
world
from
chaos.
MAY
HK
ELECTION
SOON
It
is
possible
that
a
federal
election
will
take
place
soonel
than
we
think.
Eastern
journals
speak
of
it
as
a
probability
and
a
'dispatch
from
Ottawa
yesterday
mentioned
the
I
tfnllATORIAI.
PH
GEORGE
S.
AMERICA
HELD
HERE'S
If
11
I
NAY
Roy
Van
der
Sluys
Tells
Members
Of
Rotary
Ctab
of
2400-Mile
Jaunt
Through
J'uhjles
parts
of
the
body
to
protect
against
Inserts.
Mr.
Van
der
Stays
told
of
the
de-nradatlons
of
the
termites
or
ants.
These
built
houses
of
mud
which
were
constructed
In
compartments,
the
lower
floor
being
used
as
a
sort
of
reception
hall.
Above
was
where
the
eggs
were
laid
and
the
young
raised.
Food
was
stored
at
the
top.
The
ants
destroyed
wooden
build-j
ins
ana
usually
uie
nuujts
cic
built
with
the
bases
in
water
to
protect,
them.
The
wood
used
was
ligha
vltae.
so
hard
that
an
axe
would
not
chop
It.
Another
curious
creature
they
came
across
was
the
little
piranha
or
tiger
fish.
The
Jaws
of
these
tiny
creatures
were
so
powerful
that
they
could
bite
off
the
lend
of
the
fln?er.
They
went
in
schools
and
Often
attacked
crocodiles.
They
seized
On
the
great
creatures
at
every
vantage
point
and
some
even
tamped
into
their
open
mouths
and
attacked
them
from
within.
He
saw
number
of
the
reptiles
that
had
been
killed
by
these
little
fish.
Another
fish
that
was
very
In
teresting
was
the
mud
springer,
a
small
creature
that
lived
on
land
or
water,
having
both
gills
and
lungs.
When
out
of
the
water
they
proceeded
by
a
series
of
little
Jumps
and
were
found
even
at
the
tops
of
trees.
Many
hardships
were
endured,
so
much
so
that
the
speaker
said
he
would
not
go
over
the
same
"round
again
for
half
a
million
dol
lars.
John
DvbhiVn
president
of
the
club,
was
in
the
chair.
INDICTMENT
OF
MURDER
Grand
Jury
Puts
Well
known
Wall
Street
Broker
bh
Trial
Following
Woman's
Death
NEW
YORK,
March
16:
Arthur
W.
Morse,
Wall
Street
broker,
was
indicted
yesterday
by
a
Grand
Jury
on
a
charge
of
murder
In
the
first
degrcje
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Mrs.
Edna
Leavett
of
Brookllne,
Mass.
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Sails
For
Vancouver
on
Schedule
Instead
0(
Entering
try
Dock
Describing
a
trip
of
2400
miles
.
Instead
of
being
withdrawn
from
made
beneath
the
blazing
sun
of
service
fcere
last
evening
with
a
equatorial
South
America
from
'J
the
IfJnS
'
mnmlnif
In
commence
annual
Georgetown
In
British
Oulana
up
omhauj.
tne
C;
N
a
steamer
the
Messlquibo
River,
across
to
the
prmce
Rupert.
Capt
Nell
McLean,
i
Amazon
and
down
the
latter
and
under
last
minute
instructions
from
on
tn
Para
on
the
sea
coast
of
Bra-
headquarters,
changed
her
plans
,
tead
remained
to
regular
zil.
Roy
Van
der
Stays
entertained
I
.
.
,
"service
by
sailing
nt
3:15
this
morn-
me
notary
wuo
ai
lis
mncneon
.or,tag
Vanctmm
haylng
bfcn
de.
nearly
half
an
hour
yesterday
at-
talned
through
the
lateness
of
the
j
icrnoon
telling
of
his
experiences
train,
delayed
by
slides
In
nulkley
I
and
describing
the
people,
the'anl-
Canyon,
In
arriving
from
the
east
mals
arid
insects
and
other
natural
Mth
passengers.
The
steamer
history
of
that
vast
but
difficult
Prince
George,
Capt
H.
E.
Ncdden.
country.
He
went
as
ah
assistant
16
which
was
all
ready
to
take
over
the
ja
scientific
party
headed
by
Pro-
service
from
the
Prince
Rupert
with
fessor
Metchnlkoff,
there
being
the
sailing
for
the
south
followlnn
twelve
white
people
and
twenty
completion
of
repairs
and
annua!
native
carriers
making
the
trip,
overhaul
al
the
local
dry
dock.
The
white
men
were
mostly
sclcn-
still
here
today
awaltlnu
orders,
tlsts,
studying
more
particularly
While'
there
wns
a
good
deal
of
those
problems
having
to
do
with
local
theorizing
as
to
the
reason
for
the
successful
settlement
of
the
the
original
plans
for
the
switch
of
country.
steamers
not
being
carried
out
last
The
country
"was
difficult
to
trft-
evening,
no
information
was
avail-
verse,
about
ten
miles
a
day
being
able
in
Official
quarters
locally
U
all
they
could
average.
Tire
Jungle
seemed
reasonable
to
assume,
how
was
so
thick
that
It
was
possible
to
mr.
that.
Tor
some
cause,
the
pass
through
It
only
by
following
switch
of
steamers
was
merely
de-the
waterways.
An
outboard
mo-
layed
arid
that
probably
It
would
torboat
was
used
but
most
of
the
take
place
nexUweefc
here
instead
material
and
scientific
Instruments
Of
this
week.
had
to
be
packed,
they
dressed
In'
As
far
as
could
be
learned,
tin-re
thin
white
suits
with
gauze
cover-
apptared
to
be
ho
reason
to
exicct
ing
for
the
hands
and
other
exposed
1
that
a
change
was
contemplated
from
the
dennlte
policy
laid
down
last
year
by
both
government
and
steamship
heads
that
It
was
the
future
Intention
to
Use
the
com-nany's
own
shipyard
here
for
the
overhauling
of
the
company's
own
ships.
Kidnapping
Plot
Against
Heiress!
Special
Guard
I'Jacril
(her
Home
of
.Mrs.
Frederira
Fry
del
Guerrio
In
Connecticut
GREENWICH.
Conn..
March
16:
A
reported
plot
to
kidnap
either
Mrs.
Frcderlca
Fry
del
Guercio.
$8,000,000
heiress,
or
her
son
caused
a
guard
to
be
placed
over
their
home
here
yesterday.
Exchange
Rates
at
New
York-Montreal
MONTREAL,
March
lfl:-The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
$5.10
here
yesterday
afternoon
NEW
YORK,
March
16:-The
British
Donnd
sterling
was
selling
at
$5.097
in
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday
afternoon
while
the
Canadian
dollar
was
trading
at
09
31
-32c.
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Books
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following
donations
have
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received
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probability
that
the
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of
the
waterways
scheme
by.
.
the
United
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Senate
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precipitate
an
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