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May
9,
1938.
PART
OF
DEFENSE
PLAN
fi?Hf,rUt,C!1,'SOn'
writte
in
the
Victoria
Tim.es
"If
It
is
how
dead
says:
to
everyone,
as
it
has
been
to
a!
thihkiL
8585
V-iT6
UP
th3t
the
United
States
Ptoses
"f
it
;
J
smtv
niiuuyn
umisn
uoiumma
to
Alaska
as
part
of
its
plans
for
defending
this
tontiii-ent
from
the
yellow
peoples
of
Asia.
m
"The
British
Columbia
e-overnment
is
arrPP
rha
public
seems
ai?reeahlp.
AW
nf
o
,,.of
'
,
I
Alaska
from
Asia
defends
British
Columbia
also
Most
Cleveland
4,
1Za-
and
"Y
,
.
1131
PrJectlon
of
the
world's
map
imagine
Alaska
is
quite
a
way
north
of
here
and
re.
HrV
S
a
i
tiey.WI,1
l0n
at
the
globe
they
wil1
see
that
the
tip
ol
Alaska
is
directly
west
of
Victoria,
that
it
lies
directly
between
us
and
the
yellow
peoples
of
Asia
and
the
ofndefenmUniStS
f
K
h
Cleariy
0Ur
firSt
line
...
."The
significance
of
the
Alaska
Highway
project
as
fb?,
Tolmie
and
now
carried
ony
v
im-
twAtU
l-'
15
lhat
Cana(Ia
and
th6
United
Stales,
through
this
scheme.
:u-p
in
n
inn-
fM.mnu.
l
?..
,
.
-
j"-
iuiiimnv
tuuemtr
1
II
I
Phiiadeipi
Philadelphia
2.
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
7.
Chicago
4,
Washington
5.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
New
York
4,
Chicago
2.
Boston
1
;
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
2;
St.
Louis
4.
Philadelphia
2;
Cincinnati
American
League
Chicago
3;
New
York
7.
Cleveland
0;
Boston
5.
St.
Louis
7.
Washington
9.
Detroit
---
--
6,
Philadelphia
1
7.
-
uw
ui
tins
inuvier
are
almost
the
Same.
-
?
National
League
"Thev
are
so
identiVnl
thnf
tno
nMi,r
,iafQu
iu:
w
,1'
".v.
"jf
nciciiBc
uniS
COaSt1
New
York
i.
i
.
5?iiJ
.
ln
c,1
y
h?f
aga.Sst
the
yf
!low
pedPles
is
the
united
!
chlTgo
:
states
But
still
navy.
our
politicians
pussvfoot
on
this
'Pittsburg
...
subject.
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie
says
in
Vancouver
that
if
ah
i
c,ncinna"
-
Orienta
power
were
to
establish
a
base
on
the
Queen
f
h
Charlottes
against
the
United
States
and
another
2"
0.e,
the
U.S.)
had
to
be
called
in
to
dislodge
them,
power
we
?Se,phia
:
....fa..v
1U.
uui
uaiuuiian
spvereignty.
as
it
the
U
S
I
'
wouldn't
come
in
itself
and
dislodtre
them
Vvithr
Cleveland
Jlked
it
or
not!
j
New
York
....
foMrVttU5
pUbJlcly
recg"izl
the
obvioUs'SstolnSton
facts
and.it
is
about
time
the
Canadian
people
did.
TJie
Chicago
"
sooner
we
have
the
whole
situation
reduced
to
a
definite
Detro1
understanding
between
the
two
countries,
a
treaty
of
hiii-
PnJladei
tual
defense,
the
snnnrW
wo
on
oloflr
,'r.
li.
.,.,
St.
Louis
a-,
Anyrte
)vbo
ls
opposed
to
the
adequate
defense
of,
this
coast
by
loint
action
hplwpph
fVi
ft.n
;nv..w,i
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.13
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.11
....
7
....
7
....
7
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5
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ran
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12
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5
10
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5
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12
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6
7
8
8
10
10
11
14
WiNNiPF.h
WHEAT
PKtCCS
uons
ought
to
read
the
last
issue
of
Time,
Which
recounts
winnipeo,
May
9:
(cpi-wm-the
curious
habits
of
the
Japanese
soldiers
in
the
sack
of
nlpeg
wheat
futures
wer?
up
Nanking
It
says
that
the
Japanese
government
was
so
StTiS
g
$
May'C
S"
appalled
the
Nanking
atrocities
that
it
recalled
many
"
OI
ltS
Officers,
lncludinrr
thp
rrtrntadtirirff-tiLTitnf
'
k
i
li6
lYn,t6d
Statfes'
philanthropic
orgahizatibhs
ih-tbrested
in
the
matter
have
compiled
exhaustive
data,
documentary
and
photographic,
to
show
the
wholesale
execution
of
harmless
civilian
men
and
the
rape
-of
women;
r
a?yiif
the.
women
raPe(l
were
kille(l
and
buried
mdiscrimiriately
With
Chinese
civilians,"
says
Time's
1-e-
Vty.
hte
afe
n'
liable
statistics,
hut
last
week
every
white
authority
agreed
that
modern
history
does
not
afford
another
instance
of
such
wholesale
rape."
The
num.-ber
of
Chinese
executed
and
not
killed
in
battle,
by
the
most
conservative
estimate,
was
20,000."
1
.684
.650
1
new
xors
oianis,
winning
wmning
over
over
-
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
Saturday
and
dangerous
situation
and
Hayakawa
won
straight
victory
yesterday
by
defeating
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Detroit
Tigers,
losing
to
the
Yankees
on
Saturday
and
to
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
yesterday,
fell
into
a
tie
with
the
Mackmen
for
sev
enth
place.
Week-end
Big
League
scores
were
as
follows
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
New
York
6,
Pittsburg
5.
Boston
4;
Chicago
5.
Brooklyn
7;
Cincinnati
4.
Philadelphla-St.
Louis,
out.
American
League
cleared
well.
Lee
saved
a
penalty
liter
rnn
i-nioonr.
f.,ro
AriAi.r.m,
-
.
.
"
'
V
14
1.1
J
LOLL
I
,
continued
their
undisputed
supremacy
in
the
National
League,
their
margin
now
being
three
and
a
half
games.
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
by
downing
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
I
yesterday,
took
over
the
leadership
I
of
the
second
division,
the
Dodgers
dropping
Into
sixth
place.
The
Bos
ton
Bees,
losing
to
Chicago
on
Saturday
and
to
Pittsburg
yesterday,
fell
to
seventh
place.
In
the
American
League,
Cleveland
Indians
are
still
on
top
although
they
were
blanked
yesterday
by
Boston
Rid"
Sox.
"Only
half
kick
from
Cameron
splendidly.
Nelson
was
doing
well
for
High
who
added
to
their
score
when
L.
Keays
took
a
corner
kick
so
well
that
the
ball
entered
the
goal
without
anyone
touching
it.
Bill
added
a
fourth
and
Keays
added
a
fifth
with
a
shot
that
Lee
touched
but
could
not
quite
clear.
In
the,
closing
moments
Wilson
cleared
again
but
was
beaten
U'hpn
Arnpv
prai.
k.
verted
a
piss
froni
Vuckovich
and
he
McLeod.
Teams
Borden
Street
Jone
Lee:
and
Hayakawa;
PavlllklS,
G.
Sniith
l?rbetd
IVT
IS
Hodgkirison,
Arriey.
N
Yankees
who
their
sixth
McLeod;
Bond,
Vuckovich
arid
Bill
McLeod.
High
School
j.
Wilson;
O.
Keays
and
MeCrlmmbn;
J.
McLean;
D;
NeHbn
ahd
Postulo;
L.
Keays,
A.!
Bill,
D.
Cameron,
A.
Smith
and
K.;
Schubert
.j
I
Referee
J.
s.
Wilson.
;j
Linesmen
C.
Sunberg
and
Bill
Brown.
I
Bor'dert
team
showed
hedt
cbrh,-1
biriatioh
and.
with
a
little
more
ex'
perience
will
do"
well.
It
lacked
the
finishing
drive
that.gets
goals.
High
,School
forwards
were
good
and
Nelson
'was
the
pick
of
the
defense!
rained
which
was
Mot
very
thoroughly
Rested.
It
was
a
good
game
to
!
watch.
'Spectacular
Rtish
i
Gave
Horse
Win
Favorite
in
Kentucky
Derby
on
Sat-,
urday
Finished
Sixth
i
LOUISVILLE,
Kentucky,
May
9:
!
(CP.)
A
:pectacuhir
rush
Just
at
the
end
gave
Lawrin
the
vic-;
tory
in
the
Kentucky
Derby;
classic
of
the
ArnerieriH
litrf
.
-
b
v
J
t
Big
League
standings
for
the
sea-
One
length
behind
came
Dauber,
American
League
L
Pet
i
seccnu
norse,
wnile
Can't
Wait
was
third
sever!
lengths
back.
Fighting
F'ox,
tlrt
favorite,
f
ihished
Sixth.
RAILWAYMEN
WIN
BOWLS
C.N.R.A.
Proved
ttfb
SiWhj
For
Uoyal
jlolel,
City
tliamps,
Ih
'
Challenge
MatbK
i
Ah
all-star
fphiri
rrrtV'pVl'rV
iho
,UUUf
v...
.
,.
,
579i
Canadian
National
Recrbatlori
As-.412
sociatibh
defeated
Ihfe
Royal
liotel;
389
1
City
League
champions,
twb
gariies
89
out
ot
thTee
with
art
aggregate
of
263
:
2567
to
2494
in
&
chiileHge
rrialch
tsut.
tiiuiviuuiii
scores
were
ai
follows:
Rojai
iibtel
1
2
3
Tolal
Dorikitl
231
9
165-5b5
A.
fcorna'dlna
188
157
ll'Mll
J.
Cbmadiria
i50
178
li'7-475
Mbrdh
187
146
i38-47i
Smith
184
179
isl'sii
Totals
.
...i)20
849
725
CN.K.
All
Stir
1
2
3
Total
Irving
102
12
165
West
Ul
201
19751
Wariamdker
lCiJ
Hi
167
560
Zeiman
173
175
169517
Paul,
i(Sl
209.
172542
Totals
74l
hi
876
A
youW
local
couple
wah't'ed
a
swell
we'ddlrig
so
they
served
puffed
rice
at
the
wedding
breakfast.
The
Daily
New
i.as
an
audited
circulation,
Play
safe
I
j
aruiu
imu
j
sunoort
of
football
In
town.
Through
the
activities
bt
Jack
Preece,
president
of
the'
Prince
RU-
Hill.
He
also
ihtetvIewiHl
the
City
Engineer
who
had
a
grader
and
the
roller
put
over
the
ground
to'
gotid
nurnbse.
A
sntiad
tit
schhttlbdys
j
National
Club
This
Year
To
il
Man
snorw
,
The
Canadian
National
Recrea
tional
Association
Lawn
Uowlinr
Club
has
organized
for
the
seasoi,
and
play
will
commence
as
soon
a&
With
a
greater
display
of
the
iwealher
Is
suitable.
There
will
be
spirit
or
co-bperatlon
as
shdwh
bh
:
the
usual
cbmprtltion
league
Saturday
forenoon
fast
there
would
Tip
Top
Trophy
and
Woodland
Be
Utile
neeri
lb
bewail
tlitf
lack
W
Trophy
for
rinks
and
singles
anri
doubles
individual
events.
F.
S.
Walton
Is
chalrmah
of
IrU
club
executive
which
also
include
nrt
tvnthnii
AtvwLitinn
a
sunnlvlR.
E.
James.
G.
P.
Tinker,
Jack
of
sawdust
was
taken
Ui
Acropolis
Preece
and
J.
A.
Ww,
sreretary
The
greens
committee
consist.
of
William
Millar
and
R.
E.
Benson
and
the
match
committee,
w.
1
Coates,
b.
A.
Mcl'hee
ahtl
FrahH
then
helped
mark
but
the
ground.
Vickers.
With
the
help
of
three
fishing
Skins
of
ten
rinks
this,
season
lines,
a
yard
stick,
a
boy's
wagon
are
p.
A.
McPhceVO.
P.
Tiiflcer.
3
lent
for
the
occasion
by
lilllg
Ken.O.
Borland,
Angus
Macdbfiald,
j
Laurie,
and
handled
very
expertly!-
Fw,
Jack
Preece.
U.
M.
WltH
by
Jackie
Breen,
Pat
Wilson
and
!
George
tllll,
r.
e.
nehsbii
ahd
Jack
Hoiigan
under
the
serv-!1"115
McAteeklh.
'
km
ot
J.
S.
Wilson,
J.
O.
"fap"'-i-'
"
;
-
'
arid
W.
J.
Mouat,
the
marking
olit;
,.
,
.
.
,
Ai.
.
1
the
teams
lined
Up
for
the
Junior
of
the
football
pitch
was.
properly
match
,n
the
afternoon
everything
and
expeditiously
done.
And
when
was
in
order.
THE
STRONG
RIGHT
ARM
OF
CANADA
RECEIVING
deports
or
hiakihj;
loan.
Cahaila'i
banks
are
dealing
largely
vhli
oilier
ebjiles
mbhe.
Parliament
has
plao-l
the
strirteKl
hafe-guanls
around
the
handling
of
oilier
people'
monej.
lieil
tlejMit,
or
lieii
jbii
Inirrbw;
tlie
strong
right
arm
of
the
nation
itM-lf
is
thrown
about
you,
for
hanking
h
fcubjectrd,
through
The
Hank
Att,
to
greater
(Jovrtnhient
regulation,
stricW
supervifeioh
and
more
pelietrating
I'arliauientarv
Wrutihy
tllan
any
other
binines
in
Canada.
AanJu
murinbl
thr
turpliu
fundi
uf
million
of
Cmtut.
iiani,
mottlyln
tmall
$um$.
liatrtt
on
thoie
JpuMU,'
nd
their
oui
reourrr$,
they
$uke
credit
aimilabW
'
Uhere
needed,
for
agriculture,
commerce,
itUlutttx,
lumbering,
mining,
Jutdnf,
trantottrtation,
nutrkett,
gotrnmenti,
ntuntcipalttie
and
individual.
TUm
vt
rtitt
tiwi.tiStt.iil.
tie.
In
diiM'lurruir
tbrm
the
lanki
are
wll
uxrt
iiwj.
Chlrtrr
of
all
CanadUu
Links
ripirr
t
ibe
fnj
blrinj
tea
ymr;
thy
co
he
frnrwrJ
fur
no
more
than
tin
jrtri
and
iLrn
oojjr
aflrr
the
nxl
Karrh-log
parUamrntary
in?
rilipli.i
of
the
vtbole
buKineoa
of
LanLing.
tn
you
name
any
other
form
of
enterprine
in
Canada
ih
which
tyerj
company'
charter
etpirea
at
one
time?
Or
hkh
haa
to
uiuJrrfo
parliamentary
inTrtli-Ration
at
a
condiiioa
to
cnntinii.
irtg
in
1unuieHf
Parliament
can,
ii
rourke,
amend
The
Hani
Art
at
any
tii'rie,
but
fery
1m
vim
that
Art
U
throon
open
for
what
i
known
aa
the
"OrreAnial
Htil.
ion'
liana.
t.flUrra
are
called
Lefore
Uie
Binding
and
.Ma-inerce
Conimittee
of
the
llounc
of
Commona.
They
are
eiamined
and
cro-rtaruuicd
by
member!
and
every
phaae
of
lai.l'yig
ia
fully
diacloaed.
It
ia
large
committer
which
iotludea
mny
of
the
ibleai
auimla
in
Parliament.
Krery
province
and
eter
political
arly
ia
repreaented
on
it;
x
that
Canadians
do
not
lark,
in
any
aenae
forvthe
not
penetrating
examination
of
the
buainex
of
banking.
t
Canadians
aa.
a
people
thu
regulate
the
Lutiheat
of
La'nrlhg
thrdugl
their
elected
rrprraenta.
tirea.
into
Tbe
Bank
Act,
by
reaaon
of
the
work
of
tin
Coin,
niittee
oter
the
yeart,
have
been
built
all
of
the
afrguara
rompted
by
eijrienee.
In
addition,
Unada'i
liar,
tered
Lanka
are
kuperviaed
in
iarioua
other
way
and
operate
under
aim
oat
continuous
acral-iny.
Shareholder!
appoint
Ibrir
own
auditors
chartered
accmin.
tania
who
cloatly
exlnune
each
bank
t
arTaira.
Then
there
is
an
iiiipec'tor
CVneral
of
Bank,
in
o&tcer
under
the
Minister
of
hihame,
wboae
duty
it
ia
to
keep
through,
out
the
yeir
a
vigilant
eye
upon
banking
operations.
He
haa
ac
fceS
to
all
Link
records.
Biuki
hive
to
Inak'e
Statutory
returns
to
the
Miniattr
of
Kin.
ice
and
to
the
Bank
of
Cinida,
periodically,
ilrsvy
penalties
Ire
povtded
fur
neglect
Ut
make
tbeu
or
H
ibey
contati
fiUfy
or
deceit.
Kach
DHmth
they
roust
rejrt
to
the
(.overnment
the
total
of
loana
made
to
bank
director!
or
tofirma
in
which
their
kim
nttL
ners,aol
of
loans
w
hich
directors
!
uaramre.
1
lie
return
of
January
I
at.
1938.
aliowa
that
the
1..1.I
of
auch
loans
rlri'.wit
m.a..
to
more
tlian
98lh
part
of
tlie
total
bank
loana.
Tliere
ia
no
"nKMiey
iaooo
Jy
in
banking.
Any
group
of
responsible
people
who
will
gift
f
500,001)
capital
subscribed,
and
half
of
it
paid
up,
and
who
fulul
ibe
rruirrmenu
of
The.
Bank
Act,
can
start
a
Link.
'Jlie
r.
quirrmeriti
ire
devised
lo
sift,
guard
the
people
againat
fly-y.
night
promoters.
Up
tlU
1934
iUrtered
avk,
Uaued
Uieir
own
Doles
l,
tte
inioubt
of
their
paid-up
cipitil
and
bight,
on
otxiaion,
rkceVJ
that
sum
umler
dennite
ind
rigid
legal
limits.
In
estaWitliing
tlx
Bait1,
W
Canada,
Parliament.
M-6vkid
that
for
ten
yean
from
ind'ln.
eluding
1936,
there
should
ks.'i
steady
yesr
by
year.relurtionk
khe
note
circulation
oftLe
cW.
lereil
banks.
'
'
We
can
isue
our'
omu
smHss
now
onlv
up
to
&S
pr,rnt.'juf
our
paid-up
capital.
t'mU
Jr,
aa
tbia
reduclhaa
take
plao,
ilk
note
issue
of
the
Bank
of
tjaas,ia
increases.
Thus
it
must
Le
'item
tidt
lnks
have
never
bad
an
tan.
lunitrd
rawer
to:
Uauo
Bates'-they
have
alwa'vs
Deeu'deiuuielV
restricted
by
Parliament,
witli
heavy
lines
as
penalt'iri
lot
awy
breach
of
these
restrictions.
There
Is
no
mystery
iboht
tin
work
of
Canada's
charieresi
bank
their
doins
art
opesi
book,
to
Uie
Dominion
Gbtera.
ment,
through
the
Minister
of
finance,
his
officers,
and
the
Bank
of
Canada.
The
chartered
Lanka
see
ms
trolled
by
specific
laws,
rrguja.
lions
and
restrictions
(frtga4
for
youf
lolfClion
aa
depositor,-note
-holder
or
borrower.
11m
work
is
16
saiegiiarJ
IRe
UirMy,
promote
the
flow,
of
trade
aad
coinhierira
and
to
faciliiita
Um
trinafer
if
pJi
aaU
iertace.
THE
CilAUTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
IW
iW
Voncft
UnJ.
manager
ukll
be
gtad
to
talk
UM
uithyou.
Ui
uill
be
glad
lb
aniueryou'r
quilUonh,
from
thi
alancfKxnt
of
hi,
oirn
ek'pertence.
The
next
artiHt
U
W
riw
situ
ipar
in
tht
neieaxi.er.
Watch
for
It,
t
-
TUB
DAILT
New'
8
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.Monday
Ma?
j
UNABLE
TO
HIGH
WINS
PLAY
NOW,
IN
OPENER
lia!
Schumacher,
(liahis'
Hurler,
Junior
Football
Leaeue
tleUS
tinder
and
Joe
Seweil,
While
Sox
First
.
Way
With
Borden
on
sH'ort
fend
Baseman,
Suffer
Injuries
j
.
of
Five
to
One
Score
PITTSBURGH,
May
D.
-
Hal'
The
'
Jm'iTdr
Football
League
re-Schumaker.
New
York
Giants'
iumed
its
activities
oh
Saturday;
pitcher,
who
su'ffered
severe
cbh-
when
King
felward
lllgh
Scfio'oi
1
1
1
1
n
n
t-
nf
l)m
)ihet
i
w
I
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v.
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f
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I
v..
...v.
vvv
uiu
uaniu
uuai,
jearj
won
uujii
uuiueu
I
ribs
when
struck
by
a
batted
ball
Street
Sclfodlby
five
gdals
to
one
in
me
smn
inning
0r
Saturdays
after
a
well
foimht
game.
game
with
the
Pittsburg
Pirates,
Fallowing
a
fine
goal
by
Camer-
was
unable
to
travel
with
the
team
!
cri,
Borden
did
a
spell
of
attacking
to
Chicago
whei'D
it
makes
its
next
hilt
YVItn'n
rioireH
Thp
prime
a-ns
stand
against
the
Cubs.
Schumach-,
very
interesting
with
Hodgklnsonj
er
win
oe
out
oi
uie
game
tor
at
and
Arney
showing
up
ror
uorden.
least
a
few
days.
jPavilikls
kicked
clear
cleverly
and
Another
important
Big
League
'Bird
was
very
effective.
Alan
Smith
player
was
put
out
of
pliy
yester-wa
dangerous
and
Schubert
shot
day
by
injury
when
Joe
Sewell,
:
behind.
Lee
in
Borden
goal,
was
first
baseman
of
the
Chicago
White
safe
but
Bill
beat
him
with
a
good
Sox,
had
his
instep
broken.
He
will
!
shot.
probably
be
off
for
a
month.
i
The
second
half
was
equally
well
I
fmiohr
mit
fllan
Smith
fioveri
l
...
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!
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