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Thuw-ay,
Jaauary
31.
1935
There
must
Jbe
a
meeting
point
between
old
time
capitalism
and
extreme
communism.
Russia
tried
communism,
and
is
steadily
moving
to
the
right
until
today
the
country
is
strongly
capitalistic
in
many
respects.
At
one
time
the
Russian
leaders
expected
all
nations
to
follow
them
into
communism
but,
after
a
long
wait
-during
which
time
the
Russian
propaganda
had
little
effect
on
other
nations,
Dictator
Stalin
has
changed
his
policy,
so
that
Russia
has
not
only
entered
into
treaties
with
capitalistic
nations
hut
has
become
a
member
of
the
League
of
Nations
working
ior
peace
ana
stability
instead
if
'endeavoring
to
cause
disintegration
and
war.
On
the
other
side
of
the
picture
we
see
many
nations
becoming
more
democratic
or
taking
up
national
socialism
as
in
Italy
and
Germany
and
other
European
countries.
Big
finance
is
being
shorn
of
its
power
and
schemes
such
as
national
social
credit
are
beimr
advanced.
.
While
some
people
expect
the
whole
world
to
go
fascist
.
just
as
tne
Kussians
expected
the
whole
world
to
go
com
munisi,
it
ik
pronanie
that
a
scheme
of
things
will
be
gra
of
time
ing
me
worth
living
for
every
citizen
who
cares
to
twork.
Premier
Bennett
in
Canada
has,
by
leading
his
lagging
party
forward
towards
Liberalism
about
fifty
years
at
one
jump,
done
his
bit
to
bring
about
a
totter
condition.
While
doing
this
he
will
not
satisfy
those
who
feel
that
the
Canadian
workingman
should
have
something
more
than
mere
protection
in
his
present
status.
Canada
has
lagged
behind
in
movements
for
social
and
economic
betterment.
So
did
the
United
States
until
Roosevelt
entered
the
picture
as
a
popular
leader.
Today
there
is
a
general
movement
forward
and
in
this
movement
every
country
in
the
world
will
have
to
join
until
in
time
a
world
commonwealth
is
made
possible
with
every
man
having
an
opportunity
to
make
a
good
living,
protected
against
the
pressure
of
big
business
within
or
the
danger
of
war
from
without.
Rack-ward
nations
will
have
to
be
brought
forward
until
they
cease
to
be
an
economic
danger
as
a
result
of
low
wage
scales.
It
is
possible
that
this
world
state
is
the
millenium
of
which
much
has
been
spoken
and
written.
SPORT
CHAT
The
snort
of
bowline
is
showing
wj4The
recently-estabttsbed
new
alleys
1
at
the
.Elks'
Home
nave
proven
po-
j
pularand
tonight
another
new
re-
sort
will
be
opened
In
tfae
basement
of
the
Exehange
lliocfc
Times
have
,
changed
since
the
good
old
days
when
they
used
u
Ten
bowting
al
leys
in
connection
with
the
pool
hulls
and
it
was
regarded
entirety
as
a
man's
game.
Now
the
ladies
take
an
active
part
as
may
be
seen
from
the
success
of
the
Ladies'
League
-which
fc
being
operated
at
the
Elks'
Home.
In
conneeUon
wftii
the
opening
of
the
new
Exehaneg
Block
alleys
tonight,
a
team
representing
the
Knox
Hotel
has
Issued
a
ehnHentc
to
play
any
other
live-man
team
in
town
for
a
turkey
dinner.
Line-ups
for
tonight's
Ladies'
Bowling
League
fixtures
are
an-1
nouneed
as
follows:
MussaMem's
vs
Lucky
Strikes,
Big
Four
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Asftoda-tton;
Alley
Oats
vs.
All
Stars;
Ru-
ertette
vs.
Strikers;
Boston
Red-)
vs.
Annette's.
Boston
Bruins
bTanked
the
New
York
Americans
at
Boston
Tuesday
night
to
move
back
into
the
leadership
of
the
American
Division
of
ihe
National
Ilockey
League
with
a
margin
of
a
single
point
over
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
who
had
an
open
night.
The
Rangers,
playing
In
New
York,
downed
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
a
free-scoring
engagement
and,
as
a
result,
moved
into
a
tie
with
the
idle
-Detroit
Red
Wings
for
third
place
In
the
American
Division.
Montreal
Maroons
downed
the
long-suffering
St.
Lout
Bagles
at
Montreal
in
the
only
other
game
scheduled
for
Tuesday
night.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
senior
and
Junior-intermediate
bas-ketbal
Reams
arrived
In
port
Just
before
noon
today
aboard
the
Kelne-boat
Anna
Louise,
Capt.
Ernest
Dudoward,
from
Port
Simpson
to
engage
In
games
here
tonight
with
Grotto
Seniors
and
Scythian
Juniors
respectively.
Other
boaU
brought
along
fans
to
watch
the
names,
the
number
of
the
visitors
totalling
twenty-four
In
all.
They
had
a
rough
trip
comlne.
in
The
projected
trip
of
the
Scy-
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31:
(CPI
Apparently
none
the
worse
for
their
ten-day
tie-up
as
a
i
result
of
snow
and
floods
In
the
Fraser
Canyon
while
travelling
from
Edmonton
to
the
coast,
Bobby
Rowe
and
his
Portland
Buckaroos
arrived
here
yester-4
day
via
.Prince
Rupert
and
had
no
difficulty
In
defeating
the
Vancouver
Lionslast
night
four
to
one.
At
Calgary,
Edmonton
and
Calgary
played
a
two-all
draw.
PORTLAND
IJUCKAROOS
WIN
OVER
VANCOUVER
BAIL?
Thursday,
January
3:
Mollison's
Famous
Plane
Seafarer
TL
In
which
Amy
and
Jtm
made
historic
transAUantlc
Eights.
Dispatches
tods;
.eil
of
a
new
adventure
planned
by
Jim
In
the
way
of
a
stratosphere
H-ghf,
from
Xos
Ar.ceres.
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SPORT
NEWS
Basketball!
Tonight
January
31st
First
'Game
PORT
SIMPSON
(Junior)
vs.
SCYTHIANS
Second
Game
JUNIOR
ELKS
vs.
SENIOR
KLKS
Third
Game
SENIOR
Port
Simpson
(Athletic
Club)
vs.
Grotto
Children
15c;
Adults
25c
GAMES
START
7:30
PJU.
ihkms
Junior
League
basketball
team
of-Prmee
Rupert
lo
Ketchikan
this
week-end
for
u
series
of
game
with
Ketchikan
High
School
was
called
off
today
iollowini
le
receipt
of
a
mesaagt
by
Arthur
Mar
ray.
captain
of
the
Saythians.
from
Lawrence
SnoaL
coach
of
the
Ketchikan
team,
stating
tint
It
would
be
Impossible
to
entertain
the
Prince
Rupert
aggregation
trt
Ketchikan
Uihi
Friday
and
Saturday
owing
to
a
trip
to
Wrangell
having
been
arranged
previously
and
also
as
re-
'jalrs
are
being
made
to
the
Ketchi-'
kan
gymnasium.
Ketchikan
High'
School
team
now
proposes
to
come'
here
with
the
Normanna
Chorus
party
on
Saturday
of
next
week.
Maying
games
here
that
afternoon
and
evening,
with
the
Scythians
paying
a
return
visit
lo
Ketchikan
on
February
15
and
16.
'
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
Toronto
...
Maroon
Americans
Canadiens
St.
Louis
W.
TJ.
L.
F.
A.
P.
2;
3
8
92
61
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15
2
10
71
48
32
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70
21
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22
50
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Amrrlcan
Dlvhion
Chicago
15
4
10
67
54
34
Boston
10
3
11
m
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35
;
Detroit
,
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n
6
12
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58
28
1
Rangers
12
4
ill
75
70
28
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
Kast-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
a.
30
p
m.
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m
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k
SCORES
IN
BADMINTON
Prince
Rupert
far
'Ahead
in
A"
I.eacue
With
"B".
League
Cbbe
Following
were
scores
made
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
League
fixtures
last
evening:
"A"
League-No.
l
nupert.
11
Skeena.
9;
C.
N.
R.
A,
6;
No.
2
Ru-jert.
3.
"B"
League
C.
N.
R.
A,
;
Skee
na.
7;
Rupert.
.
Learue
Standing
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
"A"
League
No.
I
Rupert
:
Skeena
t
N.
R.
A
No.
2
Rupert
tB-
Leaiue
CNR
A.
Skeena
Rupert
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today.
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tonight
or
left
In
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office
erteibax"but
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ater.
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few
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those
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very,
moist
place
callod.
Vancouver,
vVhere
traffic
ctarvH.
even
manoeuvre
80
Rupert
took
.
pity
On
that
drowning
city
rtnd
novir
evrnnore
we.
can
"spoof",
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'er.
O,
Prince
Rupert
may
jive
us
a
pain.
At
the
wet
we
may
grumble
In
vain.
But
the
Ice
and
the
snow
How
we
watched
them
all
go.
When
down
came
the
friendly
old
Tain.
Vancouvers
a
'city
we
know,
Fed
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and
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