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Monday,
April
12,
1937
Suggested
Cure
For
Subversive
Activity
We
are
publishing
a
letter
todav
from
Rev.
E.
.T.
Snrin.
gett,
Dominion
Commissioner
ot
British
Israel
World
Federation,
who
claims
that
atheism
is
the
result
of
the
teaching
of
evolution
and
modernistic
doctrines.
He
would
have
people
give
up
their
beliefs
as
the
only
-why
out
of
the
difficulties
'which
confront
us.
He
Urges
a
period
of
national
repentance
and
prayer.
Wf
haVP
tin
rfptnVp
in
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thnca
nnnnlu
iirtir
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The
Letter
Box
AWAKENING
PUBLIC
OPINION
Editor,.
Daily
News:
One
of
the
clearest
evidences
of
the
awakening
of
public
opin
ion
against
the
menace
of
subversive
movements
so
active
in
Canada
and
throughout
the
world
at
the
present
time
Is
given
in
the
statement
by
I
he
Hon.
JJrnest
Lapoinle,
Minister
of
Justice,
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
March
'30.
In
his
statement
the
Minister
of
Justice
clearly
indicated
that
one
of
the
bulwarks
of
modern
civilization
is
the
form
of
iuslice
administered
in
the
British
Com
monwealth
of
Nations
and
that
sane
administration
of
that
lav
Is
one
of
the
best
antidotes
of
tht
evils
arisine
from
subversive
propaganda.
ILe
stated
further
that
the
be.4
way
to
combat
evil
propaganda
is
to
spread
propaganda
based
on
principles
of
truth
and
righteousness
and
he
recommended
a
league
should
be
formed
by
people
who
believe
in
peace,
order
and
good
government.
He
also
said
that
outstanding
representatives
of
the
church,
labor
and
industry
should
combine
to
preserve
the
religious
heritage
of
Canada
against
atheism
and
communism
and
to
pre
serve
our
modern
social
nrdrr
against
the
attacks
of
subversive
influences.
We
are
in
comnlete
svmnathv
with
the
sentiments
expressed
by
the
Minister
of
Justice,
and
would
point
out
that
the
Brilish-Jsrael-
World
Federation
(Canada),
with
branches
throughout
the
Dominion,
is
an
institution
which
has
been
doing
more
than
any
other
agency
to
promote
the
spread
of
such
constructive
nronairanda
i
he
suggests.
We
go
deeper
into
the
m.itlpr
than
the
Minister
of
Justice
for.
recognizing
as
he
does
the
value
of
British
institutions
based
on
proper
administration
of
British
law
and
order,
we
state
unenuivn.
cally-
that
the
only
means
by
which
the
stability
of
our
mod
ern
Social
Older
can
lie
aH.iinr.r1
and
the
evils
so
prevalent
among
us
le
eliminated,
is
by
a
return
to
the
application
and
adminfslr.i-
tion
of
the
Divine
Law.
The
suggestion
that
(he
Minis-
ter
of
Justice
makes
reirardinp
1L.
f.
i.
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-
v
niiv
i.aic
kJicime
coiuuuiaiion
oi
various
or-
View
that
ahsolllte'
faith
in
rhp
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for
all
our
national
difficulties.
There
are,
doubtless
fasciRm
and
communiwn
manv
many
who
who
hclieve
believe
this
this
nnrl
and
who
whn
nhio.f
ohiect
fn
tn
the.rpnphi
faoi,;
Jil
,ia,)I.e
to
meet
defeat
before
it
the
theory
of
evolution
and
other
modernistic
ideas.
Old
Paul
Kruger,
doubtless,
believed
he
was
right
when
he
steadfastly
affirmed
his
belief
that
the
world
was
flat
and
that
any
other
teaching
was
modernistic,
subversive
and
contrary
to
the
scriptures.
We
have
no
objection
to
anybody
believing
these
things
or
even
believing
that
the
moon
is
made
of
green
cheese
but
we
object
to
having
these
ideas
thrust
upon
us
in
the
name
of
God
and
humanity.
If
we
are
to
have
a
sane
democracy
we
must
be
ready
and
willing
to
allow
every
person
to
exercise
his
own
freedom
in
the
matter
of
religious
or
scientific
beliefs,
We
are
thankful
for
the
British
Empire
because
in
it
we
are
allowed
this
freedom
of
thought
and
a
right
to
keep
pace
with
the
findings
of
scientific
students.
Anything
which
suggests
that
the
human
mind
should
be
bounded
between
the
covers
of
one
book
or
that
the
only
wise
and
inspired
men
were
those
who
lived
f
rom
two
to
four
thousand
years
ago
should
be
frowned
down
upon
in
a
free
country.
Anyone
who
believes
this
should
have
perfect
freedom
to
do
so
but
those
who
think
otherwise
should
also
be
given
freedom
of
thought
and
expression
without
being
branded
as
atheists
or
fomenters
of
subversive
movements.
Doubtless,
the
minister
of
justice
is
a
good
Catholic
and
pel
eves
in
the
ministrations
of
that
church
to
help
him
in
his
work
in
behalf
of
humanity.
Because
some
others
believe
in
other
doctrines
or
movements
does
not
detract
from
their
worth.
All
have
their
place,
even
Mr.
Springett,
but
we
do
not
like
to
be
the
means
of
over-emphasizing
any
one
doctrine
without
pointing
out
that
there
are
others,
just
as
likely
to
be
true
and
effective.
Many
very
good
people
will
be
glad
to
hear
of
a
spiritual
awakening
in
the
country
but
that
does
not
mean
that
they
will
revert
to
the
mental
processes
of
the
middle
ages.
The
religious
heritage
of
the
present
day
is
one
of
advancment,
not
retrogression.
We
do
not
believe
that
this
age
is
it
bad
one
or
that
the
efforts
to
secure
better
living
conditions
are
inspired
by
the
Devil
.
We
do
not
even
believe
that
Communists,
Atheists,
Russians,
Social-
etc
rf
mmn
flin
mnmlmun
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:
starts
for
the
simple
reason
that
a
great
many
members
of
the
very
institutions
to
which
he
appeals
no
longer
believe
in
the
Divine
Law
and
its
application
and,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
are
largely
responsible
for
the
spread
of
atheism
as
a
result
of
tho
teaching
of
evolution
and
of
modernistic
doctrines
with
regard
Ic
the
Hible,
which
is
the
Word
of
(rod
written.
The
Hritish-Isracl-World
Fed-eratlon
is
proclaiming,
in
season
and
put
of
season,
the
IniPirrBu
0f
the
Holy
Scriptures
In
loth
thi.-
win,
and
the
New
Testaments
and
affirm
I
here,
Is
no
other
way
oui
of
the
difficulties
which
confront
us
except
by
a
return
to
an
absolute
faith
in
these
same
Scriptures.
This
federation
has
circulated
a
petition
throughout
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
which
has
ben
signed
by
many
thousands
of
people,
requesting
the
government
to
appoint
a
period
of
national
repentance
and
nrnvei-
ami
fal
lowing
this,
to
make
a
determined
effort
to
nut
into
nnernMnn
ihn
Divine
system
of
clplcs.
The
application
nf
11i?
system
would
immediately
ellm.
inale
those
conditions
In
our
social
order
which
urn
thn
(ni.A.
ing
ground
for
all
the
HllllVfirsIvn
Influences
among
us.
nrcv.
k.
j.
sp'ruNc.FPT,
pominlon
Commissioner,
British-Israel-World
Federation
(Canada),
Toronto.
Murmurings
In
Germany
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a
people.
BERliN,
Aprll
,2;Tne
Llberts
iiuiwiw.
oiisrvauves
or
Ldnerais
ail
Dad.
They
are
Party
of
Germany
on
Saturday
de-searchers
like
ourselves
and
possibly
they
may
help
us
to
manded
the
dissolution
of
Adolf
find
that
for
which
We
are
all
looking.
Hitler's
Reichstag
in
order
that
Mr.
Lapointe's
suggested
cure
for
subversive
activities
,rd
?
acUoa
m,ght
be
is
that
there
should
be
a
campaign
of
education
and
that
6
the
peoplc'
all
classes
should
unite
to
improve
conditions
so
as
to
.
'
make
impossible
any
campaign
of
violence
such
as
thatL
m
the
fraMr
HoteI
when
urced
bv
the
Conimunist
ami.
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notei
in
Portland
other
countries.
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district,
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mo"day,
Api
:i
12
1931
First
White
Child
Born
in
Saanich
Alexander
Thompson
Passes
Away
In
Victoria
at
Age
of
77
VICTORIA,
April
12
Alexander
Thompson,
who
is
believed
to
have
been
the
first
white
child
born
in
the
Saanich
district,
died
in
Victoria
yesterday
after
a
brief
illness.
He
was
77
years
of
age.
His
parents
had
come
aropnd
from
England
In
a
sailing
ship.
via
Cape
Horn.
NeWiGovernment
Pier
at
Seattle
Federal
Authorities
Considering
Plan
For
Centralization
of
All
Departmental
Vessels
SEATTLE,,
April
12:
The
federal
authorities
have
under
consideration
the.
building
of
a
government-owned
pier
at
Seattle
for
the
concentration
of
all
vessels
of
the
various
government
services.
Tariff
on
Iron
And
Steel
Off
Construction
Program
Causes
Japan
to
Remove
Duty
On
Importations
TOKYO,
April
12:
In
view
Of
the
large
construction
program
which
Is
on
in
this
country,
the
Japanese
government
has
removed
duties
from
Imported1
Iron
and
steel
for
a
year.
Inquest
For
Victims
Of
Plane
Held
WINSLOW,
Arizona,
April
12:
Little
new
InformaUon
was
forthcoming
at
the
inquest
Saturday
into
the
deaths
of
eight
victims
of
a
Douglas,
transport
plane,
bound
from
Burbank
to
New.
York,
which
mountainside
near
here
va
week
j
previous.
The
Tcharred
bodies
were
taken
to,McNary
from
the
scene
of
the
disaster.
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
April.
12:
(CP)
Thel
British
pound
sterling
was
trading!
at
ii-ii
pn
tne
Montreal
exchange
market
on
Saturday,
up
l-16c
from
Friday.
Mrs.
fl.
il.
P.eirnes
of
Ilazol-ton,
who
has
been
in
Los
Angeles,
arrived
in
I
he
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
to
the
interior
on
this
evening's
train.
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
of
Prince
George
will
arrive
In
the
citv
from
the
Interior
on
tomorrow
evening's
train
to
conduct
the
trial
of
Arthur!
H.
Brown
of
Stewart
who
was
re-j
cently
committed
for
trial
on
two
charges
of
breaking
and
entering.'
Mrs.
N.
L.
Jones
sailed
last
night
on
the
Catala
for
Port
Simpson
to
assume
a
school
teaching
PORT
SUDBURY
WON
OUT
Takes
Stranglehold
on
Alain
Cup
lly
Winning
Second
Straight
I'ront
Norlh
llattleford
CAU.ARY,
April
12:
Coming
up
from
behind
to
score
four
goals
in.
the
third
and
final
period
Sudbury
Tigers
defeated
North
Battleford
Beavers
by
a
score
of
C
to
II
in
the
.second
game
of
the
finals
for
the
Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
world's
amateur
hockey
ehampioiiship,
Sudbury
has
now
won
two
straight
in
the
lust
three
out
of
five
game
series.
The
Tigers
took
the
first
game
Thursday
night
by
a
scon;
of
4
to
1.
j
In
the
first
period
of
Saturday's
game
North
llattleford
i
scored
two
goals
to
one
for
Sudbury.
Each
team
scored
once
in
the
second
period.
Murphy
Cham-berlain
scored
the
first
three
goals
fnr
Sudburv.
Jim
IV'wpv.
the
fourth.
Bright
the
fifth
and
Mel
Hill,
the
sixth.
The
Calgary
Arena
was
packed
to
the
rafters
with
spectators.
The
third
game
takes
place
0V
sua
n"
The
fresher
your
mouth
the
more
enjoyable
your
next
cigarette,
hecaue
your
taste
is
keener
-when
your
tongue
unrf
throat
are
cool
and
moist.
Ex
peri
cured
Miiokers
say,
"no
mutter
vhut
hruiul
of
cigarette,
pipe
tobacco
or
cigar
you
use,
n
Mirk
of
Wrigley's
bolicren
Minolips,
increases
your
Miioking
enjoyment."
4
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LOCAL
BASKETBALL
,
SQUAD
WINS
SERIES
A
telegram
received
from
Stewart,
announces'
that
the
Grotto
.senior,
basketball
team
successfully
defended
Nor-
thern
British
Columbia
bas-
ketball
honors
by.
winning
with
an
aggregate
score
of
82
f
to
60
over
the
challenging
Pre-
mier
team
In
a
two-game
series'
piayed,
at
Premier
Sa-
turday
and
Sunday
nights.
The
local
team
is
due
home
this
afternoon,
4
RED
MEN
:
WINNERS
I
I
Copper
Cljff
Takes
I'irst
Came
Of
1
Memorial
Cup
Series
From
i
Winnipeg
i
TORONTO,
"April
12:
Copper
Cliff
lied
Men
defeated
Winnipeg
Monarchs
by
a
score
of
4
to
ft
Saturday
in
the
first
game
of
the
final
series
for
the
Memorial
Cup,
emblematic
of
Canadian
junior
hockey
championship.
McGill
Grads
Hoop
Winners
4.1........
t..
niiiumr
ui
ianndi;in
s,.,
Championships
by
Iltiminali
ninr
J
St.
John
ST.
JOHN',
n.
Am
CCIM
McGill
Gratis
hilVe
tnt(
the
semi-finals
of
th,
iWi.,,
Senior
basketball
ch:mpionAiM
Qnfui-.i,,
nfiV,t
41...
r-
.
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.
"
Jonn
d'J
to
28
jn
the
second
game
of
the
yuan.
finals
here
but
had
w.,n
th
r,..L
game
48
to
ft..
so
took
the
round
70
to
C2.
The
Grads
will
....
play
Windsor
Fords
for
th
..u
to
meet
Vancouver
lor
the
Dom-
i
mon
line.
Baseball
Scores
1
Pacific
Coast
league
Friday
names
Seattle
8,
Oakland
5.
Portland
5,
San
Francisco
11,
Missions
15,
San
Diego
1
Los
Angeles
2,
Sacramento
1,
Saturday
Scores
San
LMego
C,
Missions
1
Seattle
9,
Oakland
3.
Portland
1.
San
Francisco
5.
Los
Angeles
10,
Cammento
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