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Wednesday,
Jan:
70,
1937
More
Money
Coming
.
Prince
Rupert
certainly
has
nothing
to
complain
about
in
regard
to
money
voted
for
this,
district..
Another
fifty
thousand
has
been
allotted
to
the
federal
building
and
fifty,
thousand'
for
the
construction
of
an
airport.
This
is
not
all
that
will
be
coming
to
this
district
but
it
is
a
good
deal
and
its
expenditure
should
help
to
make
business
good,
here
and
give
us
a
start
toward
better
times.
Prince
Rupert
is
at
last
being
recognized
as
an
im-.
portant
centre
which
will
be
a
vital
factor
in-
the
development
Of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Nearly
every
country
in
this
part
of
the
world
and
in
Europe
has
been
urged
to
go
to
the
defence,
of
the
Spanish
government
against
the
rebels
who
are
making
an.
effort
to
bring
the
country
under
Fascist
sway.
Mostly
the
people
who.
advocate
this
are
the
people
who
are.
usually
in
favor
of
peace.
The
leader
of
the
socialists,
in
Canada,
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
has
declared
himself
in
favor
of
peace
at
any
price,
no
matter
who
is
oppressed
or
who
suffers.
In
this
Spanish
civil,
war
it
is
difficult
for-many
people
to
sympathize
with
either,
side.
The
government
is
a
constitutional
one.
It
was
voted
into
power
by
a
majority
of
the
people
of'
the
country
and
as
such
should
have
been
allowed
to
carry
on
and
administer
affairs..
The
rebel
party
representing
most
of
the
military
and
capitalist
and
Catholic
Church
groups
foresaw
the
gradual
welding
of
the
government
into
a
socialist
administration
based
on
the
Russian
system
in
which
there
would
be
a
dictatorshih
of
the
proletariat,,
took
up
arms
and
expected
by
a
sud-den.cpup.to
follow-in.
the
footsteps
of
Italy
arid
Germany.
In
this,
they
failed
and
now
the
country
is.
settling
down
to
what
looks
like
a
prolonged
bloody
and
bitter
struggle
in
which
every
inch.
of.
territory
is
being
contested
and
neither
seems,
to
be
winning.
All
sorts
of'
atrocities
are
claimed
for
the
opponents
by
each
side.
Both
have
their
propagandist
departments
and
it
is
impossible
to;
fyflipvo
the
statements
made
by
either.
Happily,
Canada,
is
a
long
way
from
the
scene
of
action
and
is
not
likely
to
become
involved
in
the
struggle..
Most
Canadians
have
little
sympathy
with,
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Opposed
to
PLAN
Junior
Chamber,
of
Commerce
Sees
Virtue
in
Some
Gropp
Proposals
But
Refuses,
to,
Have
North
Side-Tracked
The
executive
oi
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
a
meet-lngj
last
night,
went
on
record
as
favoring
any
plan,
which.-
would
tend;
to
stimulate
the
tourist
traffic
of
British
Columbia
including
the
setting
up,
of
a,
special,
cabinet
portfolio
and
the
getting
out
of
sponsored
publicity
but.
it
rejected
a
projected
tourist
route
as
proposed
by
Gordon
Gr.opp
of
Vancouver
which
would,
provide
for
a
highway
eastward
from
Bella
Coola,
entirely
Ignoring
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Central
British
Columbia
route.
There
was
considerable
discussion
in
regard
to
tourist
traffic
arising
out
of
correspondence
from
T.
W.
Warkman,
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
in
regard
to
the
Gropp
plan.
As
a
result
one
resolution
was
passed
favoring
the
Gropp
proposal
to
endeavor
to
have
the
provincial
government
set
up
a
department
headed
by
a
cabinet
minister
designed
to
stimulate
tourist
Industry
throughout
British
Columbia.
Another
resolution
favored
the
establishment
of
British
Columbia
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
sponsored
publicity
as
proposed
by
Mr4
Gropp,
..A
third
resolutlo.1
put
the
local
Junior
Chamber
on
record
as
being
unable
to
support
the
part
of
the
Gropp
tourist
plan
which
would
prove
-to
be
of
benefit
solely
to
the
southern
part
of
the
province,
tending,
indeed,
to
materially
diminish
the
tourist
business
Nor
thern
British
Columbia
now
enjoys,
Instead:
the
Junior
Chamber
suggests,
that
the
Prince
Rupert-.
Hazelton.
Highway
should
be
completed
before
the
highway
eastward-from
Bella
Coola
as
suggested
by
Gropp.
Copies
of
these
resolutions
will
befsent
to.
Premier
Pattullo,
members
of
the
federal
and-
provincial
houses,
and.
secretaries
of
member
boards
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade,
of
Northern
British
Colum
bia
The
executive
recommended
the
appointment
of
T.
J.
Williams
to
the!
library
board.
WHEAT
PRICE
DOWN
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
20:
(
CP)
The
May
wheat
price
was
down
two
cents
here
yesterday
at
$1.222.
Negotiations
Deadlocked
Onei
Side
Waiting
For
Other
In
.Maritime
Workers'
Strike
"i
83.
Days!
Tie-Up
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
20:
Little,
If
any,
progress
was
made
yestprday,
in.
negotiations
between
shipowners
and.
unions
concerned
for
a
settlement
of
the
maritime
workers'
strike
which,
has
now
paralyzed;
shipping
on.
the
Pacific
Coast
of
the
United.
States
for
83
days.
It
was.
stated
last
night
that
negotiations
over
hours
of
work,
wage
rates
and
other
points
In.
dispute
were
deadlocked.
Either
side
de
clared
It
was
up
to,
the
other
to
make
the
next
move.
Canadian
Party
For
Coronation
Each
Unit
ot
Militia
to,
be
Represented
at
Crowning:
in
London
Next
May.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20:
Each
unit
of
Cahada's
militia
will,
be
represen
teq
at
the
Coronation
in
London
next
May,
It
Is
announced
by
the
Department
of
National
Defence
The
party
will
number
possibly
three'
hundred.
An
appropriation
of
$197,000
has
been
made
in
the
es.
tlmates.
METLAJfcATLA
NOMINATIONS
WJliam
Leighton,
c.
P.
Ryan,
Henry,
Prevost,.
W.
F.
Hudland,
D.
Et
Ryan,
Francis.
W.
Leask,,
William
A,
Leask,,
George
D.
Ryan
and
Peter
Haldane
have
been
nominated
for
six
seats
on
the
Metlakatla
viflage
council
this
year.
The
elec"
tion.-.viflll
.take
place
next
Monday.
i.
:
RF.NNV
LYNCH
OF
SCOTLAND
WINNER
.
OF
BOXING
TITLE
LONDON,
Jan.
20:
CP
f
Benny
Lynch
of
Scotland
won
undisputed
recognition
as
world's
flyweight
champion
here
last
night
by
outpointing
Small
Montana
of
Manila
in
a
15-round
title
bout.
It
was
an
f
easy
victory
for
Lynch.
MAPLE
LEAFS
'"iGR0TT0
IS
reat
Boston
Bruins
six
to.
two.
The
Bruins
scored
their
two
goals
in
the
final
period.
The
Detroit
Red
Wings
swamped
the
long-suffering
Chicago
Black
Hawks
at
Chicago
and
the
Canadians,
and
New
York
Rangers
played,
an
overtime
draw
at
New
York,
Last
night's
National
Hockey
League
scores:
Toronto
6,
Boston
2.
,
Chicago
2,
Detroit
7.
Canadiens
1,
New
York
Rangers
I
(overtime).
International
Section
Rangers
12
Boston
12
'
Chicago
6
i
i
5
8
64.
48
29
3
10
63
62
27
0
15
39
60
18
Bowls
Schedule
Is
Re-Arranged
New
Time-Table
For
Remainder
Of
Second
Block
is
Out
I
Re-arrangement
has
been
made
f
the
remainder
of
the
schedule
for;
the
second'
block
In
the
City
.'en
Pin
Bowling
League
as
fol-ows:
January,
24
Armour
Salvage
vs.
'ower
Corporation;
Overwaitea
vs.
,
"rinter.s,
January
26
Armour
Salvage
vs.
Overwaitea;
Grotto
vs.
Six-Five
Taxi.
January
31
Mcose
vs.
Printers.
Today's
Weather
(Government
Tolegraplwi
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
6
above.
Alyansh
Snowing,
calm,
10
abqve.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
2L
above.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
15
above.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
7.
below.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
cold.
Burn?
Lake
Bright,
calm,
10
be
low.
W.
H.
Stephens,,
chief,
J,
C.
Ben-
I
son,
J.
E.
Stewart,
M.
J.
Stewart,.1
Simon
McKay.
W.
G.
Barton
and
Cecil.
Barton
have
been
elected
:
village
councillors
at
Kincolith
for
i
the
year
1937.
PCHOOBE
WHlCHCVZRoH
SYOU.FftlXER
FOR
A
CLEAH.W
BLACK
COVER
Thin
Popr
j
BLUE
COVER
.
Pur
"White
Book
100
Ltol
IjutomaUc
RUNNER-UP
Scored
Clean
Sweep
Victory
Over
Moose
One
Point
Behind
Power
Corporation
Grotto,
moved
into
runner-up
position
in
the
City
Ten
Pin
Bowling"
League
but
one1
point
behind
I
thp
Pnwpr
Cornoration
as.
a
result
of
defeating
Moose
three
games
to
nil
In
the
only
league
fixture
to
be
played
last
evening.
High,
average
j
scorer
was
Stan
Morin
of
Grotto
RF
A
T
RONTON
i
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
v
w
'
.
MOOSE-
1st
!
Rover'
137
Toronto
Team
Gome
Strong
Last
ch1p.
157
Night
Red
Wings
Swamp
:
poster
105
Black
Hawks
jGunderson
180
Tour
Rcnre
1
fifi
tJUSiuN,
Jan.
zu:
fj
Toron
to
Maple
Leafs
scored
in
all.
three
periods
of
the-
National
Hockey
League-
game-
here
last
night
to
de-;
Handicap
40
Totals
745
GROTTO
1st
Mcintosh
177
M.
Comadina
166
Coverdale
188
Bury
173
Moran
180
Handicap
24
t
4.
2nd
132
140
136.
175
133
40
Moose
ff
Printers
1
W.
D,
L.
F;
A.
P.
overbite.,
i
Canadiens
15
3.
9,
75
09;
33
,
"'
""V
Montreal-
10
6
11
58:63
26
vjfl:
1
i
i
Toronto
'.10
2
12
59:59
22
A,,d
nOCOlate
IS
3rd
130
161
145
116
138
40
756,
730
2nd
3rd!
Totals
908
846.
859
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
Power
Corporation
12
Grotto
ii
Armour
Salvage
8
Six-Five
Taxi
6
Americans
7
3
10
52
76
17.
Knockout
Winner
American
Section
.
Detroit
16
4
7
72
55
36
Won
Over
Tony
Foeana
in,
Bout
At
New
York
Last
Night
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
20:
Kid
Chocolate
won'
a
technical,
knock-out
victory,
over
Tony.
Fogana
In
two
minutes
of,
the,
fourth
round
In
a
bout
here
last
night.
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