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Saturday,
July
24,
1937.
AGE
OF
RECONSTRUCTION
Prime
Minister
McKerifcie
King
on
his
arrival
from
attending
the
Empire
Conference
in
London
said:
"We
are
in
an
age
of
transition.
The
old
order
of
things
which
existed
before
the
Great
War
was
split
wide
often
by
that
world
upheaval
.
.
.
The
reconstruction
of
the
social
order
is
the
problem
with
which
the
world
is
wrestling
today,
and
no
part
of
the
world
is
free
from
its
possible
repercussions
and
explosions.
.
"It
is
going
to.
take
time
possibly
a
long
time
to
com
plete
the
transition
through
which
all
countries
are
pass
ing
in
the
readjustments
which
are
being
made
in
the
ex
isting
social
order.
But
that
they
can
be
made,
without
adding
widespread
international
conflict
to
the
difficul
ties
all
have
to
face,
I
have
not
the
least
doubt."
.
.
.
Canada
Fortunate
The
Prime
Minister
continued:
No
one
can
return
to
Canada
after
a
soiourn
abroad
without
realizing
more
than
ever
how
fortunate
we
are
in
our
country,
in
its
size
and
geographical
position,
in
its
Vast
resources,
in
its
people,
in
its
democratic
institutions,
in
the
friendship
shared
with
our
immediate
neighbor,
and
above
all,
in
what
we
enjoy
of
liberty,
and
individual
freedom
of
thought
and
speech
and
of
conscience.
This
is
a
great
and
verv
precious
heritage;
doubly
nrecious
in
a
world
that
has
lost
much
of
the
security
it
previously
possessed."
.
.".
NOBODY
QUITE
KNOWS
'Owing
to
the
peculiar
turn
of
mind
of
the
Oriental
rivals
in
China
and
Japan
today
nobody
quite
knows
what
to.
make
of
the
news
'despatches
that
come
through.
Evidently
China
is
feeling
her
strength
but
is
not
yet
quite
ready
to
face
Japan
or
it
may
be
that
China
is
draw
ing
Japan
on
to
a
point
where
she
will
have
some
advantage.
It
is
something
like
a
game
of
chess
at
which
many
Orientals
are
experts.
They
advance
and
retreat
and
play
the
enemy
until
they
get
him
at
a
disadvantage
and
then
try
to
check-mate
in
a
few
brilliant
moves.
CHURCH
NOTICES
Si
fcut&r
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Itev.
J.
W.
Stevenson,
MA.,
B.D.,
Ph.D.
Minister
in
Charge
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Organist
and
Choir
Director
8UNDAY
SERVICES
11:00
a.nn
"THE
PROSE
AND
l'OETRY'
OF
CHRISTIAN
SERVICE"
7:30
Solo
by
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng
p.m,
"THERE
WAS
NO
MORE
SEA"
Dr.
Stevenson
will
preach
Strangers
and
visitors
are
welcome
Indians
Find
Oil
But
Little
Value
CALGARY,
July
24
i
(CP)
Two
families
of
Stony
Indians
are
back
on
their
reservation
af
ter
an
oil
prospecting
trip
to
Waterton
Lakes,
"Hear
here,
penniless,
but
'convinced
that
the
50-
year
6ld
legend
that
led
them
to.,
hunt
for-'the
"black
gold"
had'
some
foundation-
Told
to
one
of
Ihe
squaws
by
her
mother
half
a
decade
tfgb,
the
'
story
related
that
"blue-black'
grease
oozed
from
the
rocks"
aid
led
the
rdmen
to
visions
of
oil
.
wealth.
Though
jars
of
crtide
oil
they,
collected
WeYe
worthless,
the
gray-haired
leader
cffmbed
out
of
one
of
the
two
ancient
aut6s
used
on
the
trip
and
mused
that
ft
at
least
''make
good
grease
for
wagon,
gdod
for
sick
people,
and
good
fbr
sick
horse,
too."
CHINA
RAftbLY
ACHIEVING
UNITY
(Continued
from
Page
One!
as
the
former
silver
in
commercial
transactions.
New
railways
are
being
laid
down
in
China
quite
rapidly,
if
the
poverty
of
the
country
is
taken
into
consideration.
The
government
has
its
"five
year
plan"
for
doubling
the
present
altogether
inadequate
5000
miles
of
railway
lines
in
the
country.
In
recording
China's
fbrward
movement
one
should
not
over
look
some
of
the
dark
medieval
aspects
in
the
life
of
the
'country.
Ah
appalling
famine
is
even
now
raging
in
Western
China,
especially
affecting
the
big
prov
ince
of
Szechuen,
where
there
is
not
a
mile
of
railway.
A
govern
ment
commissioner
who
recently
visited
the
stricken'
regions
reported
seeing
"hordes
of
hungrj
people
eating
bark,
roots
and
even
white
clay."
Famine
is
a
merciless
revela
tion
of
natural
poverty,
or
bad
social
conditions,
or
both.-
China
Has,
lot
beoji
ible
to!
free
its
peasants
from
the
clutches
of
landlordism
and
a
taxation
system
that
leaves
great
masses
oi
its
patient
hard-working
peasants
with
no
reserves
when
bad
harvest
years
come.
Had
Conditions
There
are
seemingly
well-auth
enticated
stories
of
mass
shoot
ihgs
of
lepers
in
Kwangtung
Province,
Such
a
method
of
dis
posing
of
the
unfortunates
is
as
short-sighted
as
it
is
brutal,
because
every
leper
will
now
endeavor
to
conceal
his
condition
There
are:
well
documented
reports
of
uribelievaule
labor
con
dftibns
in
'the
tin
mines
of
remott
Yunnan,
where
the
laW
of
little
children
is
so
mercilessly
ex
ploited
that
30
percent
of
thft
workers,
the
majority
of
Ihem
children,
perish
every
vear.
'China
has
yet
to
face
the
social
problems
involved
in
the
fact
that
vast
masses
of
its
450,000,000
people
are
living
in
a
state
ol
poverty
sq
abject
that
Americans
can
scarcely
believe
it
unless
I
hey
have
seen
it.
But
the
basic
prob-lem
of
the
moment,
In
the
opinion
of
the
great
majority
of
the
educated
Chinese,
is
the
organiza
tion
of
firm
resistance
to
Japan
ese
aggression.
China
s
poverty
anil
misery
are
old;
the
nalional-
ism
and
the
energy
which
this
nationalism
has
Infused
Into
u
part
of
the
population
are
new.
CYCLING
TO
AUSTRALIA
LONDON.
July
24:
(CP)
-
Three
young
men,
going
to
Aust
ralia
as
settlers
assisted
by
Ihe
Church
of
-England
Council
for
Empire
Settlement,
will
make
the
journey
by
bicycle
except
where
seas
have
to
be
crossed.
DOG'S
RIGHT
OF
APPEAL
LONDON,
July
24:
(CP)
A
bill
to
give
a
right
of
appeal
against
orders
for
destruction
of
dogs
alleged
tb
be
dangerous,
has
been
drafted
by
the
National
Canine
Defence
League.
KILLED
llV
dLT
SHELL
'KIMBERIJEY,
S.A.,
July
24
(CP)
When
a
boy
exploded
1
Uder
War
(1809-1902)
shell,
his
head
was
blown
off
ahil
'frag
ments
Of
metal
'tfettetrate'd
his
home
50
yards
distant.
HIRDS
'CHASE
"DOGS
HAVERFORDWEST,
W'a
l
e
s,
July
24:
(CP)
While
talking
on
the
roadside
two
men
saw
a
dog
being
chased
By
a
squawking
partridge.
When
the
dog
was
join
ed
by
another,
two
paitridges
were
In
hot
pursuit.
KING
GEORGE
GREETS
SOCCER
PLAYERS
BEFORE
CUP
MATCH
'
-
Before
a
crowd
'of
93,000
'enth
usiastic
football
fans
at
Wembley
Stadium,
Lond6h,
England,
Sunderland
and
Preston
North
End
Football
associations
competed
in
the
cup
finals
with
'Sunderland
winning
the
coveted
cup
by
a
score
of
3-1
Here
we
see
His
Majesty
King
George-
VI.
wishing
several
of
the
Preston
players
luck
prior
to
the
match.
Preparing
For
Golf
Tournament
Largest
Gathering
in
History
Expected
at
jasper
September
!
JASPER
PARK
LODGE,
July
24!
When
old
Sol
pokes
his
nose
over
the
Colin
Range
on
the
morning
of
September
5th,
he
will
see
an
array
of
golfers
gath-
red
around
Ihe
first
tee
that
has
possibly
riever
been
equalled
n
Western
Canada's
golf
history.
This
date
will
be
the
opening
lay
for
the
12th
annual
Tbtem
Pole
golf
tournament
and'
for
the
balance
of
the
week
Mr.
Sol
will
lave,
to
.wear,
blinkers
to
keep
the
flying
divots
out
of
his
eyes,
for
he
hirnt
for
the
Totem
Pole
trophy
promises
to
be
a
particu-'arly
hot
one
this
year.
Robert
Sommerville,,
manager
if
the
Lodge,
already
has
receiv1-;d
entries
for
this
annual
goifing
feature
and
is
of
'the
opinion
that
his
year's
event
W1'H
)e
the
greatest
in
ihe
history
of
'the
tournament.
"We
haye
yegistra-iions
in
from
raost.qities
in
West-am
Canada
already
and-because
'.hese
have
been-received
40
early,
I
believe
this
year's
'event
will
be
our
greatest,"
declared
Sommer-
ville
today.
Jack
Starky
of
Edmonton,
present
holder
of
the
trophy
and
only
rolfer
to
share-
with
Cardinor
White
of
New
Yorkthe
distinction
Of
having
won
the
trophy
twice,
has
not
been
heard
from,
although
when
the
names
are
put
into
the
hat
for
the
qualifying
draw,
il
i9
almost
a
ce'traintv
that
his
will
be
among
those
pres-
inl
as
he
has
played
in
practical
ly
every
tournament,
IIASEHALL
SCORES
'
National
League
Chicago
11,
New
York
3!
St.
Louis
4,
Brooklyn
1.
St.
Louis
4,
Brooklyn!.
American
League
Philadelphia
Iff,
Detroit
Philadelphia
8,
Detroit
9,
innings
Jnrflad.'gamai
.
Washington
0
St.
Lbuls
8.
4.
(eleven
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
VANCOUVER.
Julv
24:
Ten
nis
players
of
repute
from
all
over
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
take
part
in
the
Western
Canada
Tennis
Tournament
here
commencing
Mo'rtday.'
Reach
the
most
people
In
city
and
district
with
an,
advertisement
In
the
Dally
News..
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
ftlplmlUersftni'l
Veldlng.
vwUlUu
m
StnOI
mmd
MtalB
MaclitMry.
TAKE
1
BACK
IMPUTATION
United
States
Golf
Players
Say
They
Were
Treated
Wonderfully
by
British
Golfers
Association
MISUNDERSTANDING
Visited
There
for
Golf
Tournament
CHICAGO,
July
24:
Ralph
GuldaTil,
United
States
open
goli
champion,
the
main
critic
recently
of
British
sporfmanship,
said
to-
ii
day
that
his
remarks
had
misinterpreted.
Guldahl
and.
other
members
of
the
Ttyde'r
Cup
squad
have
been
requested
in
a
telegram
from
Georire
Jacobs,
president
of
i
which
were
not
sportsmanlike
I
but
that
is
likely
to
happen
any-.
where
my
statements
may
havi'
given
Hie
wrong
impression."
j
Gene
Sarazen
said
he
had
no
complaint
to
make
over
treatment
in
Great
Hritain.
"She
h
wonderful
form
I"
but
Sweet
Caps
are
itill
'the'pureit
form'l"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"The
purttt
form
iti
which
tobacco
can
be
imoieJ."JanCft
HALmUT
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source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
tfigestihle,
palatable,
satisfying.
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,
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Be
ProWen
LONDON,
July
24:
C'P
.Wfaj-Lord
Tyrrell
of
Avon,
prn
$
the
British
Board
of
F.lm
Cersotj
referred-,
to
Marc
Conm
i,;,
utp
play,
6reeh
Pastures,
lW
"todgbes't
problem,"
the
,:,;iovc,
syaroused
by
the
same
turn
in
On.
ada
was
recalled.
!
First
showing
of
thLs
film
m
on.
,
tarlo
was
held
up
for
u.t.s
wlVle
the'
provjlncial
01
.
:.
uuicu
uic
menu
ui
ixuaU)
par"-
C'
the
film
from
a
religious
mo
rac
s'ta'ridjiblrtt.
Speaking
tothe
Cincmat.rojrapi:
i-Exhlbltors
.'Association
ncre
Tyrrell
said
he
had
comt-
r-
tL-
concluslon
after
some
reflr
-.
&
subject
'matter
and
truatruei.:
t
"Often
Pastures,
were
not
bla:.p:.:.
'
mous
as
had
been
sup":c
iej
t
some
quarters.
On
the
air
i
it
was
an
allegory,
ti
-.iiei
r.'
!
reverently
and
with
an
wrer
desire
on
the
part
of
the
piacn?
to
express
the
childlike
t.
......
;,:
the
riagro
in
respect
to
th?
C'
'.
Ian
faith.
L
"If
John
Bunyon
had
w
.'
n
hi
allegory
(Pilgrim's
Proton
y:
instead
of
In
1C77
It
m!.!:'
ti'
been
Just
as
embarrassing
ii
fr
i
censorship
point
of
view
t--
de.
1
glared.
Lord
Tyrrell
hart
d.
.
r
Mi
ecu
j-asiuics
Willi
leaCii
C
siastlcal
authorities
who.
af;
r
see.
ing
it,
agreed
that
if
peop'.
esters
into
the
spirit
of
the
film
'y
-
a-.
inot
but
be
Impressed
wl'
c
vr
the
Professional
Golfers'
Assoc!-
Simplicity
and
reverence
Ti:
E
.
ation
of
America,
to
wire
an
ex-,
had
received
complain-
,
pression
of
regret
over
anything
that
had
been
said
reflecting
on
Urilish
sportsmanship.
"The
Uritish
Profes
nal
Golf-
:
ers
Association
treated
us
won-
Expressions
of
regret
Wired
To
derfully,"
Guldahl
said.
"I
still
England
by
Americans
Who
think
the
galleryites
did
things
the
picture,
but
not
from
t.:
-v
had
seen
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