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Thursday,
November
15,
1934
NEW
DEAL
FOK
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Writing
from
Victoria
to
the
Vancouver
Province,
Bruce
Hutchison,
one
of
Canada's
outstanding
voung
journalists,
says:
"Premier
Pattullo
winds
up
his"
first
year
of
office
with
ardor
and
confidence
quite
undimmed
iry
twelve
months
of
unadulterated
hell."
'
It
is
very
difficult
for
the
average
person
to
realize
just
3nat,Hnd
of
alight
the
Premier
of
British
Columbia
has
hml
trt
WHt
tin
flu
lCe
the
treasurv
WaR
emntv.
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n
rorlir
nf-thp
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7
M
W
A.
V
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V.
JSS.,..V
C11fVi
tlinf
ViiivwIksiXs
i.
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1.
wmi.
iiuimicuD
ui
uutsi-aiiuijig
govemijient
cnecKS
were
unpaid
because
the
banks
would
not
honor
them.
The
Premier
had
first
to
establish
confidence
in
his
administration
which
he
quickly
did
with
the
result
that
employ-ees
and
creditors
of
the
government
have
been
receiving
their
pay
regularly.
Undeterred
by
the
jeers
of
his
critics,
Mr.
Pattullo
made
three
jaunts
to
Ottawa
and
put
up
such
a
fight
for
provincial
rights
and
the
rights
of
the
unemployed
that
the
whole
country
admired.
He
succeeded
in
seeunntr
a
modicum,
of
relipf
hut
nnt
either
himself
or
the
men
who
for
years
have
had
to
exist
In
the
meantime,
several
removed
such
as
the,
payment
of
income
tax
by
thof
e
whose
earnings
were
so
low
that
not
a
dime
could
be
spared
for
Kuei4iiiiiiai
purposes,
nans
are
now
under
way
for
a
health
insurance
scheme
but
the
greatest
effort
of
all
is
that
needed
to
bring
forward
a
balanced
budget.
Until
this
is
done
the
province
cannot
borrow
ant)
money
is
needed,
for
such
purposes
as
the
Fraser
itiver.
bridge,
the
proposed
roajl
surfacing
project
and
the
payment
of,
the
bank
overdraft
of
something
like
six
million
which
is
now
being
carried,
T,he
British
Columbia
government
has
not
by
any
means
ffivqrj
1
up
the
idea
of
the
new
deal
in
British
Columbia.
In
fact
the
tyght
has
only
just
commenced
and
much
will
be
heard
of
it
during
the
comimr
vpar
TVip
credit
in
finding
work
for
the
unemployed
is
rather"
a
hevvj
idea
and
one
that
will
not
be
accepted
immediately
but
it
is
evident
from
the
.speeches
and
actions
of
the
Premier
'
that
he
expects
to
make
his
policy
effective
sooner
or
later:
I
;
The
Letter
Box
Etjijbr
Dally
News:
The
Bennett
-
Stevens
Incident
proves
beyond
any
shadow
of
doubt
that
the
economy
that
ha?
as
a
base
selfishness
and
greet!
and
the
utter,
disregard
of
social
welfare.
Is.
doomed.
Logic-
andt
development-
of
thing
in
the,
economic,
industrial
and
financial
fields
dexnan$
a
rational
solution.
If
modern
science
at
the.
serylce
of
private
interests
has.
succeeded
in
multiplying
the
possibility
of
wealth,
science
controvert
and;
regulated
by
the
will
of
the
Stft
must
solve,
the
most
pressing
problem
of
the
day.
namely,
the,
one
of
distribution,
of
wealth,
In
order
that
the
illogical,
paradoxical
and
at
the
same
time
cruel
spectacle
of
misery
in
the
midst
of
plenty
shall
cease.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
true
forces
of
democracy
shall
see
to.
that
It
is
evident
that
national
economy
and
social
welfare
cannot
be
left
any
longer
at
the
mercy
of
selfish
and
greedy
interests.
We
are
at
a
turning
point
of
the
history
of
mankind.
Thousands
of
signs
show
us
that
.the
economic
relations
are
changing.
One
epoch
is
finished.
A
new
one
is
Initiated.
V.
BASSO-BERT
Twenty
Yeai:s
Ago
In
Prince.
Bupert
November,
1?,
1?H,
John
Boyle's,
contingent
of
fifty
men
from
the
Xukpn,
on
their
way
oversea
for
service
in
the
Great
:
War.
passed
through
Pjjnce
Rupert
,on
the
steamer
Rrincess
May
un
der
command
Qf.
Mr.
Hart
who
served
in
the,
South
African
War,
The
party,
was.
joined
here,
by
Lionel
(Crippen
of
this
city
who
will
Join
a
Scottish
Regiment
In
the
south.
A
great
send-off.
was
giyen
the
,
party
by
many
local
friends.
Harry
Anderson
of
Fort
George
BRIDGE
STANDING
Legion,
Wins
In
Bridge
League
standing;
Maroons
to
date.
U
as;
follows;
Of
F,
Swift's
3
20,950,.
Musketeers
3
17,863
Ramblers
3
17,299
C.
N;
R.
A
3
16.586
Grotto
3-
16,317
Can.
Legion
3
13,121
HANDYAND
REALLY
IT
DOES
MAKE
EVERYTHING
TASTE
BETTER.
Whist
Fixture!
Defeated
Oddfellows
and
Maintain
L,eadershin,in.
Matue,
Standing
In
a
postponed
Fraternal
Whist
Leaguer
fixture,
Canadian
Legion,
beat
Oddfellows,
making
the
league
standing1
ta
dafe'
as
follows:
:t
W.
L.
P.
Canadian
Legion
2
0
Sons
of
Norway
2
1
I.
O.
O.
F
1
1
Grotto
1
2
St.
Andrew's.
Q
2,
Canadian
National,
ijeieais
i-egjon
in
Postponed
Cri
foliage
Tn
n
nastrihnr-d
nrihhaee
Leaeue
fixture
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
Association
deeeted
Canadian
Legion
by
a
seore
of
14.
to
13.
The
league
standing
ta
date
is
as
fol
lows:
The
Cribbage.
League
standing
to
date
is
a
follqwfcj
r
O.
W.
L.
Oddfellows,
4
64
44
Moose
4
57
51
Elevator
4
55
53
Meat
Packers
4
55
53
Empress
4
52
56
C.N.R.A
4
51
57
Grotto
Can.
Legion
4.-
49
59
4
49
59
Basketball
Standing
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Senior.
League
W.
Moose'
1
Orotto
3
Q.
N.
R.
A.
2-
Ladies'
League
Annette's
"...
.6
High
School
2-
Orottettes
1
Intermediate
League
High
School
,.r
4
won
the
decision
over.
Jimmy
Clarke
Warriors
....P
3
of
Prince
Rupert
in
a
fifteen-round
,
Legion
2
bout
at
the
National
Sporting
Club's
Junior
League
arena
here.
C.
N;
It.
TRAINS
for
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays'
5:30
pm
From
the
East
-inieg
pire
sicpsunqx
"stepsanj,
days
10:15"p.m,
The
Scythians
6
High
School
2
Boy
Scouts
1
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
F.
Toronto
2
0
0
1
0
Q
jCanadiens
0
0
1
A.
Americans
0
0
Q
15,4924
.
Amerlcan.Dlvjsion
16,557
Chicago
1
0
0
3
15,628!
Boston
1
0
17
18,310
St.
Louis
1
0
2
6
17,305
Rangers
0
0
1
2
19,944
Detroit
0
0
12
L.
2
3
4
0
4
5
2
3
4.
0
3
6
Hockey,
Standing
A.
4
1
2
0
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