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Thursday.
Nlvember
25,
1937.
VICTORIA
by-election;
We
have
great
respect
for
some
of
the
C.C.F.
leaders
and
ye
like
a
good
deal
of
the
C.C.F.
platform.
Much
of
lZr?.Pf
Llbera
Platform.
The
main
differ-
iuwi
wuerausm
stands
for-
reform.
The
CCF
as
we
understand
it,
is
not
much"
interested
in
making'
grad-ual
changes
but
would
scrap
the
whole
system,
a
policy
which
would
be
very
likely
to
lead
to
much
troubled
possible
rise
of
fascism
and
establishment
of
dictator
This
is
what
they
are
fighting
out
in
Victoria
today
?
Victoria
is
divided
into
three
camps.
There
is
the
Kt.
Hon.
W
L.
Mackenzie
King.
There
is
the
Conservative
camp
with
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B
Sennet
as
leader,
the
party
of
extreme
nationalism.
The-camp
of
the
CC
F
has
not
lttnZ'C
mCal
Pibilitie?
thrust
Uon
iUxce
nnnnSi
Provincial
Legislature
it
wa
the
official
En,
?
n
ltrte&es
t0ta"d
for
socialism
as
set
forth
originally
by
Carl
Marx
of
Germany.
It
will
be
most
interesting
to
watch
the
bv-election
campaign
in
Victoria,
particularly
in
view
o
the
cteS
run
cauZ
Se5?
3t
the
Jf
elect!n
the
C'C
and
alfo
be.
i
,
thh
JnVemtfi
f
S
strength
of
Conservatism
aVthrer;arUes.
0t
"
Wmg
0n
THE
C.C.F,
IN
THE
EAST
We
have
read
that
the
CCF.
is
well
pleased
with
the
outcome
of
the
Ontario
election
but
the
cLplet
on
of
he
ne
compilation
of
f
mirps
rWo
Ofcm.,o
w
"...
campaign
the
CCF
Tin
oha
"
"
!
'rev,ous
1
THE
DAILY
NT5WS
Thureriay,
Nh::
Japanese
Vocalist
Pi
Greeting
Cards
A
Beautiful
Selection
to
Choose
From
at
Reduced
Prices,
Including
a
R,,v
n
,
Initialed
Stationary
with
Orders
of
Over
Eighteen
Cards.
f
GoId
15
Heautiful
Assorted
Cards
in
Boxes
(Less
than
3c
each)
Per
box
40c
SlSf,incCards-10c
Miss
Aiko
Saita
who
will
be
heard
In
recital
here
next
week
ACTIVITIES
OF
SERVICE
World
Would
Be
Better
Place
if
All
Men
Would
Play
Their
Part,
Father
Gordon
Tells
Gyros
"If
all
men
would
devote
some
of
their
talents
as
you
of
the
Gyro
Club
are
doing,
to
activities
designed
for
the
betterment
of
the
community
and
the
pert
Gyro
Club
yesterday.
Father
Gordon
chose
as
his
subject
"Guilds
or
Societies
of
the
Middle
Ages"
and
his
discourse
was
of
a
very
Interesting
character.
These
guilds
of
the
Middle
Ages,
said
Father
Gordon,
represented
the
first
attempt
of
man
to
organ
provement
Prior
to
the
Twelfth
and
Thirteenth
Centuries
there
had
been
little
in
the
way
of
town
and
city
life.
The
working
classes
had
been
to
a
large
extent
encaged
in
agriculture.
Under
the
feudal
and
manorial
systems
prior
to
that
time
the
lords
had
lived
off
the
poor
Noted
Japanese
Contralto
Will
Pay
City
Visit
Miss
Aiko
Saita,
Canadian
born
Japanese
contralto,
who
Is
on
a
concert
tour
of
the
north
coast,
ar-j
rived
at
Ocean
Falls
on
the
steamer!
Prince
George
Tuesday
night
andj
will
be
hereon
the
Princess
Ade-
.itui.fcj
aim
liic
luutiiy
counry
in
ill
general
general
4
uuj
auviiiwii
vu
giic
Up
there
would
be
a
social
order
which
'
concert
on
Monday
evening
next.
would
leave
no
room
for
influences
A"s
aaita.
wno.
studied
lor
four
of
an
Insidious
character,"
declared
years.
In
Milan
and
has
toured
Eur-!
Rey.
Father
James
Gordon,
parish'
Pe
and
Asla-
has
achieved
consld-
Church
at.
iho
innolnclnn
r.t
a
rpp.orrtlntr
nnrt
rnrtln
vnrk
nnrt
.
"
""""
"
"
u"
I
"
cheon
address
before
the
Prince
Ru-1
music
lovers
are
evincing
consider
able
interest
in
her
visit.
She
will
be
the
guest
while
here
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
K.
Yamanacka
and
the
local
Japanese
Association
Is
arranging
a
banquet
in
her
honor
Saturday
night.
.,
Miss
Saita
Is
accompanied
on
her
l
.
.
.
.
.
.
!
trip
by
her
patroness.
Mrs.
E.
Mi
ize
for
social
and
economic
im-'yak.
wife
of
a
Vancouver,
Japanese
dentist,
and.
by
Miss
S.
Hlgashl.
her
.
accompanist,
people.
Around
the
time
of
the
verCmenVhrraer'IdU!It0the
de"
CooSa
and"
Betty
Grable
velopment
of
travel
and
commerce.
I
thpro
l,,
"
'l
uiuicu
ai
noiiywoou
iioi-ii
a
new
suciai
ner-
iod.
Agriculture
was
not
still
taking
up
all
the
time
of
the
poor
people
and
they
gathered
In
communities
to
engage
In
trade
and
crafts.
The
social
instinct
com
menced
to
manifest
Itself
and
the
"The
Kid"
Marries
HOLLYWOOD.
Nov.
25:
Jackie
Coogan,
famous
as.
a
luvenlle
screen
actor
In
his
boyhood
day?.
and
Betty
Grable
were
married
in
Hollywood
a
few
days
ago.
Charlie
Chaplin,
with
whom
Coogan
star-
.uuiiucu
m
mrge
extent
on
red
In
"The
Kid"
and
other
nlc-
reuglous
ideals,
came
into
bein
iturM
O
-
.f
Mavag
Witt
ttfU'
gUCdWAi
There
were
three
principal
types
of
.Thousands.,
gathered
around
the
guilds
religious,
merchant
and
(church
where
the
marriage
took
craft.
Ideals
of
these
guilds
were
place.
of
the
finest.
Thev
worked
towards
:
the
development
of
the
better
qual-
D
i;
,
np
.
mes
and
Improvement
of
the
con-.IXUUbeveU
10
"i
uiauMiiu.
oucn
naa
Deen
the
foundations
of
the
societies
anrt
guilds
of
today,
even
such
organiza-1
,
Warm
Springs
tlons
as
the
Gyro
Club.
'
'
)i
--
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
past
Dresident.
Cnier
Kxecutrve
of
United
States
who
occupied
the
chair,
expressed
EPect
to
Leave
for
Georgia
the
aDDreclatinn
of
t.hp
Muk
tl
At
Weck-erld
-
w
w
u
v
vv
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Ir.,G"d0"f0.r
WS
addreSS:
J
WASHINcroX
D.C.,
Nov.
25:
..uuuuuionzeaanaaamonai
-President
Franklin
D.
Roasevelt,W
grant
of
$100
to
be
used
In
connec-
said
yesterdaythat
he
expected
tn
tlon
with
the
development
of
the
be
sufflcientjy&ecovered
by
Satur-
ft
Morse
Creek
swimming
pool
and
fr.om
his
th
1"':tlon
to
be
f
-
x'""-"
w"v
vuics
uui
in
me
eiec-'
"
yujeci,
me
notary
Thankselvffi
Xf
3
f
eXV
WeelJs
.
this
:
Club
hln
GeofgT?
ag
dropped
to
77.000.
That
is
llar
amount.
Springs,
not
very
encouratrmcr.
The
nprppnrao-P
nf
tha
,u
catioiiof
what,;KohaSe,eCtln
be
an
,ndI-,
DEMOCRACY
AT
STAKE
two-party
A
great
many
people
favor
the
return
to
a
strictlv!
system
of
government
because
the'
they
see
rise
of
third
n
parties
danger
for
our
whole
syrtem
of
democracy.
Many
peop
e
support
the
CC.Fbecause
hTv
1
have
been
disappointed
at
the
slowness
with
which
the1
other
parties
move.
We
have
all.
been
dkapnoSl
it
some
time
or
other
that
better
progress
was'K
made
'
Possibly
if
the
advance
guard
of
Liberalism
which
has
broken
away
had
remained
with
the
party
we
might
have
advanced
more
rapidly.
In
any
event
whatever
the
west
may
do,
the
East
is
evidently
not
enthused
over
the
pros-'
tlPPt.
nf
fllf
thiwl
mvfir
nnrl
fVin
TPor.1-
Unn
4t,
.
t
i
v...v.
ju
i.j
uuu
.me
uuoif
nua
me
preponderance
of
power
in
our
democracy.
YOU'U
DO
IT
BETTER
EASIER
WITH
QUAKER
OATS
TO
SUSTAIN
YOUR
ENERGY:
Just
try
eating
a
delicious
broak-fait
of
Quaker
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day
for
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weeks
and
tee
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JAPANESE
GOODS
Editor,
Dally
News:
Although
I
am
quite
In
agreement
with
the
Idea
of
"Suscrlber"
as
far
a:
helping
China
Is
concerned
during
her
trouble
and
quite
agree
that
a
boycott
of
Jahpanese
goods
has
its
good
points,
at
the
same
time
we
must
remember
that
It
is
Jaoah
we
wish
to
punish,
not
the
Canadian
storekeeper.
The
goods
for
the
Christmas
trade
have
been
ordered
and
have
been
delivered,
the
buying
having
been
completed
long
before
there
war
any
thought
of
the
present
catastrophe
and
the
dealers
obtaining
a
percentage
of
Japanese
made
goods
In
their
assortments
to
enable
them
to
cater
to.
every
pocket.
I
am
of
the
opinion
that
the
boy
cott
should.be
made
by
a
refusal
to
allow
any
further
goods
to
be
Imported
from
Japan.
You
would
then
be
punishing
the,
guilty
instead
of
the.
Innocent.
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SUITS
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Dated
October
4,
1837,