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Except
Sunday,
by
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.11
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
August
3,
1937
VIEWPOINT
OF
FRANCE
Yesterday
we
published
without
comment
an
article
giving
the
viewpoint
01
uenerai
rrancisco
r
rahco
in
regard
to
tne
Spamsn
situation'.
iNaturaiiy
we
ao
not
agret
with
him:
Vriile
we
do
not
accept
the
doctrines
of
communism
We'
agree
that
a
country
is
entitled
to
any
kind
of
government
it
wants.
If
it
wants
corhrriuriistic
government
it
is
up
to
them;
We
take
no
exception
to
the
kina
of
administration
they
have
in
Russia
if
they
want
it.
They
have
a
right
to
it
even
if
it
was
brought
about
bj
means
of
terrible
slaughter"
of
millions
of
innocent
people
and'
is
still
kept
going
by
suppressing:
with
an
iron
hana
all
opposition.
Evidently
the
people
there
are
not
readj
for
anything
like
responsible
democratic
government.
For
us
it
would
be
terrible
but
for
them,
if
they
Want
it.
we
are
pMsed
if
they
haVe
what
they
want.
We
haVe
ho
right
to
dictate
to
them
arid
they
have
no
right
to
in
terferUwith
us",
as
they
at
one
time
attempted
to
do.
To
a
very
large
extent
opposition
to
our
democracy
confe's
froni
illiterate
people
who
have
studied
little
except
rW
propaganda.
We
are
sorry
they
do
hot
know
any
better,
but
there
is
hope
for
them
that
they
vill
learn
am
their
children
will
prove
better
educated
and
more
wideh
read
than
their
parents.
In
the
meantime
they
have
f
right
to
their
opinions
and
for
the
present
they
do
nr
harm.
General
Franco
doubtless
means
well.
He
has:
beef
trained
in
a
school
that
looks
upon
force
as
something
tc
be
liked
for
the
betterment
of
mankind.
Evidently
wher
he
started
the
rebellion
he
did
not
expect
the
civil
wa
to
last
long.
He
expected
the
Spanish
people
would
rally
to
his
standard
and
that
he
would
have
a
walkover
much
as
did
Mussolini
and
his
Blackshirts
in
Italy.-
Possibly
he
realizes
now
that
if
he
had
allowed
the
Spaniards
tc
form
tlteir
own
government
and1
rule
in
their
own
way
they
would
have
gradually
evolved
into
a
democracy
just
as1
Russia
is
trying
to
do
today.
The
difficulty
thai
faced
him
and
his
followers
was
that
if
the
"Reds,"
as
he
calls
th'em,
were
allowed
to
get
hold
of
the
reins
of
government
thev
mie-ht
have
been
as
bloodthirsty
as
werf
the"
Bolsheviks
of
Russia.
It
is
up'
to
the
nations
that
use
common
sense
in
their
administration
such
as
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
the
nations
of
the
British
Empire,
the
Scandinavian
countries;
and
Switzerland
to
keep
their
feet,
educate
the
npnplf"
and!
teach
the
extremists
that
thev
are
wrong.
In
this
lies
the
hope
of
the
world
and
the
path
of
peace.
1
lanadian
Sj
racinc
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Vancouver
with
Canadian
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Tickets
and
Reservations
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Agent
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B.C.
'
SWEENEY
-WINS
BRITISH
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
Ausffaliatl
CehSUS
A
close-up
of
Robert
Sweeney
handsomp
Anglo-American,
with
the
cup
emblematic
o
tie
British
Amateur
golf
championship,
which
he
won
in
a
:5G-hole
final
match
with
50-year
old
Lionel
Munn
at
S
ndwich,
Eng.
The
25-ye.ir
old
American-born
Londoner
won
by
Ihree
arid
two.
VANCOUVER
IS
WINNER
Takes
Soccer
Trophy
from
Toronto
Ulsters
by
Score
of
Three
Goals
to
Two
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
3:
The
elaborate
silver
trophy
presented,
by
:he
English
Football
Association
for
Canada's
qhampion
soccer
;eam
remains
on
the
Pacific
Coast
for
another
year,
this
time
in
the
hands
of
Vancouver
Johnston
Nationals,
who
wound
up
the
three
game
series
last
night
by
a
victory
over
Toronto
Ulster
United
by
a
score
of
three
goals
to
two.
CRICKET
AT
rORONTO
Visiting
English
Team
Gets
Iie.st
Of
Drawn
Game
in
First
Game
Second
Started
Today
TORONTO,
Aug.
3:
At
tht
unch
interval
today
the
Toronto
crickelers
had
100
runs
for
two
wickets
in
the
second
game
with
the
touring
Marylebone
Cricket
Club.
Yesterday's
game
wag
drawn
strongly
in
favor
of
the
visitors,
who
declared
their
innings
at
an
snd
with
251
runs
for
four
wick-its
and
the
Toronto
team
replied
with
189
runs
for
seven
wicked.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
4,
Pittsburgh
5.
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
4.
American
League
Chicago
2,
New
York
7.
Cleveland
2,
Boston
13.
Detroit
1,
Philadelphia
2.
Prince
George
Teacher
Gets
Professorship
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Aus.
3Y
-
Frank
Wilson,
B.A.,
M.A.,
princf-pal
of
Prince
George
High
School
for
the
past
three
years;
has
been
granted
a
professorship
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
has
tendered
hlrf
re'sighatior
to
the1
school
board
here"
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pal1
of
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Prince
George
HfttH
School,
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most
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in
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and
district
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CANBERRA,
Aug.
3:
Of
the
6,G29;839
persons'
recorded
in
the
jlast
Australiati
c'enslisY
5,727i73!?'
vere
described
as
Christians,
28,-470
as
non-Christian,
13,029
ns
indefinite
and
11,054
as
having
no
religion;
fJd1
information
wan
given
by
84ff,948.
I
The
figures
Issued'
b
the
ConV
,monwealth
Statistician
s(aVe"
tht
number
of
adherents
of
the
principal
Christian
religions
as
fol
lows:'
Church
of
EritflartcT
.
.
.
.2;5G5;l'lff(
itoman
uatnoiic
i,iui,4uri
Presbyterian
.-.
.
713,229
M'eth'odist
GSOgS
Catholic,
undfirid'
....
127,542
Baptist
....
..105;8fl
ProtVsfan't,
Uhdefihe'd1
...
jConii!regati6iiaI!
.........
(jS.D!
Chiir?h
of
ChVfsf
......
G2',754
Lutheran
00,80:5
Slyafiori
Army
31.210
.
.
.
.-.
.
.
.
Hebrews-
numbered
23,o53.
Funeral
Today
Of
Aged
Terrace
Man
The
funeral
took
plac?e
this
rnbrnihg
at'
11
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers,
of
John
Dool
of
Terrace,
who
died
this
week
at
the1
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
aged
84.
ReV.
J.
W.
Stevenson
of
ficated.
Pall'
bearers
were
J6hn
Murray,
A.
McDonald;
William
Brow'rf
arid
Gordon
Moore".
rfte
Letter
Box
THE'
COLLAPSE
OF
HIGH'
HOPES
F.ditor
Dailv
News:
It
was
1
cold
nighl
in
December;
the
train
was
one-and-one-half
hours
late!
making
It
around
2
a.rii.
WKila
waiting
I
chanced
to
get'
info
con-
versauon
with
a
miudle-ageu
man
who
was
expecting'
his
wife
in
ori
the
C,;f.I,
and
settled
in
tHc
Prince'
George
cdiiritry,
amid
the
hfgH
hopes
of
the
past'.
But
how
he
talked
of
the
coun'
try
its
resources,
the
Grand
Trunk,
the
Liberal
party,
and
Sir
Wilfred
Laurier
vheri
we
were
interrupted
by
the
w'h'istle
of
tKe
approaching
traih.
As
we
w'ert
out
the
ddorV
the
headlight
fjdocf'
ed
the
tracks
and
the
platform;
an
old
freight
engine
thundered
past",
followed
by
a
long'
string
of
oiltanks,
flat,
stock
and
box
car's.
A
trainman
was
waving
a
lantern
from
the
ton
of
a
box
car.
the
fin?
was
flying
from
the
brake
shoes,
thp
Crihductrir
fern
from
Hie
side
door
of
an
old
baggagd
car,
which'
.was
followed
by
a
string
of
obsolete
passenger
equipment.
When'
this
tri-wpeklv
-
-
-r
mixture
did
come
to
a
haH,
and
the
rackOt
had
ceased,
we
hh'd
clasped'
hands
in
our
farewell
grip,
wherf
I
Chanced
to
say
"Tl
is
is
not
the
train
you
exr""",
during
ydUr
pioneering
days
l'5
His
Wand'tighteried
on
mine
as:hTsaid
"Wilfred
Laurier
would
turn
in
his
grave
if
hfe:
could
realize
JHirf
and
kribw
that
his
party
is
now
in
no
wet
1
hp
third
tim
8
v,a
ina
ofilidged
to'
hand
over
hi
miiph
loved
enterprise
td'
the
eneihyl"-
lie
turned
from-
riie
to
greVt
h's
wife";'
who
was
descending
thtf
stenV
of
an
old
naasthnr
tnr
which
I
boarded
to
start'
mv
journey
to
Prince-
Rupert
which
was
fdur
divisions
away.
Owing
to-the"
early1
hour1
In
the
morhirfg;
takintr
a
berth
was
out:
nf
thn
quesiiort'
but
ohti
Vcrry
Sodri
leaVn
ed;
that
it
made
no
difference
whethpr1
one
took"
a'
draw;insr
room
a
berth!
of
a
scat
in-
thd'
day
coachv
aX
sleep
mtn
6ht
of
the
questiorr
on'
this
train,
which"
was
real
repMicp'
of
Bill-
Nye's
slow
train
through
Arkansas.
whlT-h
ovfirtook
that
cow
the
third-
ffm'-.
But
after
a'
tedious
and
tiresome
iOllrnn?
wrt'
Innrlpil
M
Vrinst,-
Tin.
pert.
I
first
saw
Prince
Runert
liit
twenty
years
ngor
and
now
found
.that
the
people,
had
worked
won-dofs
In
thp""
I
lillintU?
of
flibli-
ri.nrf
!of
tWe
City.
The
Kufed
mk'ss"
6f
roMo
that
the
government
arid,
railway
vVefe"
golrig
to
pdf
Irlfd
nlra
'In
th
hhrhMr
hnr1
hufin
flnveied
down;
tlibfe1
Wre
paved
streets
and
sldewalg9
water-
mhlri'rf
lirtrl
sdwerflY
tMVH
wpt
bower,
light,
and
telephone
line;
.therp
wpro
mndprn
homp.
VmnT.
jbuiidjhgs',
hotels,
stores,
schools,'
cnurcnes
anu
parKs.
1
wanaerca
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the
waterfront,
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pa,Bftell)ng
of
the
future
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rt.r
cific
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and-
how
the
new
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Of
thp
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antn.i:
.
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our
cdutftry
out
to
116
..
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and
looked
down
the
ydrds,
th'e
same
little"
she'd
that
Was
n
mnVeuMft
f
n
,ern
round-house
was.
still
there.
(The
Terminal
elevator
-
hag
nelth-
.io
nor
snips
.within
,Bignt
01
1
it.
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looked1
up
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harbor,
atiJ
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yi"-
land
fldfttTrig
drydoek
was
alt
a
!'o!ll
11,
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ohm
us
a
graveyard,
as
1
ed'
to
go
to
my
hotel
I
ery
earnestly
repeated'
the
words
of
one
who
lived
in
the
yeas
of
Ion
ago,
"Hdw
liiiv'e
the
mighty
f''
Ien7"
Or,
in
my
own
language,
why
was
the
LauWer'
government
defeated
iJeoi-P1
(hntf
conlnleW
their
inb
i.iuhpd
tie
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
A
going
Conceni
for
future
gen
erations?
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RIDEOUT
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