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which
h
has
outlined
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njoi
and
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,
liecent
speeches,
and
which
U
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CataJa
pjnntenrrij
conrioeTru
a
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4ufsda
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Prince
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jrmertnip
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tne
uonserva-
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4
pjn.5le
party
and
he
Premiership,
,
aWall
and
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a
"New
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plans
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main
J
iiCav
as
cauu
ii
w
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i
i
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Prince
1.
A
foreign
nottey
based
on
re
8
pjn.l-,,
fnr
IrMlIx
La
Hirer
and
Tort
Plmpn
.
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AdrQugle
re-armament
!
is
Catala
8
pjn
1
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mm
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an
Port
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rf
,iT,lg
of
Um.
common
people
ean
Falls
as
Catala
1:30
pjn
11:15
pih.
Eden
Is
due
to
arrive
in
New
York
this
week.
The
primary
reason
hr
his
trip
Is
to
make
a
seeech
on
"Demo
10
p-m.jcracy
and
Modern
CtTlHzaUon"
be-
.lore
me
Congress
oi
American
in-
10:30
ain
'dustry
In
New
York
on
Decembers.'
Eden
also
will
riait
Washington
where
he
hopes
to
see
President
Roosevelt.
He
also
may
make
speech
at
the
National
Press
Meanwhile
Britain
sees.
Franc.'
I
emerging
frnm
an
unsuccess-'ul
general
strike
as
a
potentially
more
powerful
factor
In
stabilizing
European
peace.
Situation
In
Franre
The
full
effect
of
Premier
Edou-ard
Daladier's
drastic
use
of
mili
tary
powers
to
minimize
the
strike
of
SjOOODOO
workers
called
by
the
W
v
i
isi
ywitiMviiwii
w
m
m
wv
mains
to
be
determined.
Out
the
first
reaction
Indicates
a
sharp
up-firtn
in
the
Premier's
personal
prestige
and
In
the
International
influence
of
France.
Daladler
announced
plans
foi
eattlng
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
Into
session
on
December
8.
1U
Mil
face
the
holle
Left,
secure
lr.
th"
belief
That
trnrcoantiTyfaror-ible
rractiuti
th
hUn
during
tht
strike
crisis
will
preterit
hu
over-Ihrow
and
enable
him
to
proceed
unhampered
with
the
recovery
pro
cram
Daladler
has
now
registered
two
Immriinl
rlctnrim
nl
the
till-
Inkh
four-power
conference
he
got
eaee
regardleai
of
the
terms.
He
imunu
hfotllv
on
that
result
to
keep
him
in
power
hi
the
face
ol
troubles
at
home
Ilia
aecond
victory
has
come
tentatively
at
least,
on
the
home
front
Failure
of
the
general
strike
'neans
that
the
Cabinet's
three-
year
recovery
program
prooaDi
will
be
acceDted
by
the
people
with
rome
modifications
and
grombJ
nci.
but
with
a
determination
U
-nrrlfle
certain
social
changes.
uch
as
part
of
the
40-hour
week
law
in
order
to
revive
national
nower.
if
that
orozram
fully
material
lies,
Daladler
mliht
easily
become
the
most
powerful
French
Premier
since
the
World
War.
If
you
with
to
swap
a
ClssKifled
83
8
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ItOOMS
and
CAFK
I'hone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MIIS.
C.
K
MACK
Then
the
Senneterre-Rouyn
branch
was
inaugurated
officially.
The
driving
of
the
golden
spike
at
Val
dtr.
with
Hon.
C.
D.Howe
mlnistenrf
transport,
wielding
-a
TOlden
maul,
signified
the
completion
of
the
new
line
which
terminates
at
the
site
of
Noranda
and
traverses
more
than
100
miles
orfi
i
rich
mining
neia.
ai
tne
inroi-tle
of
the
first
official
locomotive
at
S.
J.
Hungerford.
chairman
and
resident
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Speaking
at
Noranda
during
of
ficial
ceremonies.
Hon.
T
A.
Cre-
j
ear.
minister
of
mines
and
resources.
Ottawa,
oredlcted
that
the
oompletion
of
the
railway
would!
assist
materially
in
the
develop
ment
of
great
wealth
through
thr
area.
Hon.
Paul
Leduc.
minister
of
mines
from
Ontario,
recalled
that
wenty
years
apo
the
area
was
-vtthout
roads
or
railways
Now
hrouah
the
Instrumantallty
c
the
railway,
great
progress
ha
been
recorded.
From
Hon
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
tra'nsnort
came
furtlier
tribute
The
railways
are
the
nartners
-
f
new
enterprise
in
Canada."
he
raid.
Speaking;
for
the
government
I
can
say
that
the
government
wiu
support
the
advice
of
the
railway
management
regarding
building
into
new
territories
where
the
development
of
the
country
Justifies
mch
buildinx."
Mr.
Ilunrerford
I
S.
J.
Hungerford.
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
NatloDnl
i
Railways,
asserted
that
he
too
Itninht
lay
claim
to
being
one
of
i
the
pioneers
because
lie
had
op-jrratcd
the
first
train
to
run
Into
Inouyn
at
the
opening
of
the
first
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Tags
-
Seals
-
Gift
Wrapping
Personally
Printed
Creeling
Cards
W
Uoxcd
Assortments
.
y-i
lft..4..
AH
in
way
vanvij
At
buy
rmt
?cond
ha'id
V
Ilesner
Block
I'rbenter1
llu'nl.n
hf
elamns.
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DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
Phone
231
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FAQS
fTrs-
THE
HAlLi
WHERE
35
DIED
IN
SCOTTISH
RAILWAY
CATAST
ROPHE
Thir
five
persons
died
and
100
others
suffered
more
or
less
serious
Injuries
in
the
railway
collision
tif.i.;
iett
tlu.
pi-
of
wTerkage
In
its
wake
The
Edinburgh-Glasgow
Express,
rushing
through
0
biiri4;.
m
w
icrm,
crashed
Into
a
stationary
passenger
train
at
Castiegary
in
Stirlingshire.
Scotland,
creating
the
shambles.
FaUway
cranes
and
wrecking
crews
are
removing
the
splintered
eoache
from
the
line.
.
H
NEW
RAIL
LINE
OPEN
important
Persons
at
Inaurural
cl
Senneterre-Kouyn
Branch
and
efficiency
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
In
planning
and
building
branch
lines
Into
thf
growing
gold
and
copper
fields
o:
Western
Quebec
received
warm
branch
line,
that
from
Taschereau
,
enterprise
of
today."
on
the
main
line
of
the
National
.
"inese
lines
specially
duhi
w
am
Transcontinental.
"Naturally,
I
am
the
mining
Industry
have
been
ot
immnsfiv
interested
In
the
great
benefit
and
have
unques
growth
and
development
of
this
tlonaory
servea
tne
purpose
mr
ARMS
AND
STERLING
Continental
Investor
Said
To
Be
Alarmed
by
Apna,nl
.
Indifference
LONDON.
Dec.
6
The
Wghtmare-
lsh
weakness
of
thi
pound
sterling
in
the
Ust
few
week,
hot
only
against
United
States
dollars,
hut
against
virtually
all
continentai
currencies,
has
dominated
London
gossip.
-.-,
The
city
Is
attempting
to
decldt
whether
the
rise
In
sterling
val-je
that
took
place
this
week
can
be
miiniainrd
and
a
fw
have
bsen
attempting
to
forecast
the
proba-ble
bottom
level
for
the
currency.
Sterling.,
after
declining
sinct
the
beginiiinR
of
the
month
from
$4.75
to
14.70,
enjoyed
one
week
oi
relative
stability
around
the
lattei
price,
but
lu
the
past
week
began
to
slide
at
least
one
cent
daily
and
reached
new
lows
since
1933.
Perhaps
.
the
paramount
theory
for
the
drop
;
of
the.
sterling
sras
th
alarm
felt
on
the
corftlnent
di
to
seemlmr
aDathv
in.
the
Brithfi
rearmamept
program.
One
London
financial
commen
tair
Illustrates
the
theory
wlUi
the
story
that,
one
bis
French
in
vestor.
who
bought
heavily
of
Bri
Ush
securities
following
the
Mu
nich
pact,
recently
visited
Londo
saw
half
-dug
trenches
in
London
parks,
sensed
official
llstlessness
'arid
ordered
his
bank
to
sell
British
securities'
and
buy
American
dollars.
'
'
'
perhaps
the
most
important
has
been
Premier
Chamber
section
and
ail
sections
oi
uanaoa
niw
u
C
e.c
Vwu.
establish
a
'sup
and
today
I
was
greatly
ministry
on
the
grounds
that
dv
the
evidences
or
Rrowin
ano.ouuauig
up
tamci
uui
"
-
.
ji,
.,.c
(development
which
are
So
ap-.down.
I
believe
that
this
principle
Vt
nwjT
TW-3
....
TT
.
..
Parent
from
the
railway
I
think
should
apply
to
our
national
ec-
consid.
Ar.
'i.-ihat
this
development
is
a
posi-ionomy.
-
....
.
srhl,,
m,pr.
8
n.n
unr.
tt
further1
ftlri
ln
.
.
.
u
...
rw
.
Twin
Set
mm
Pakrlte
and
Vanity
$12.50
and
$18.50
Gladstone
Bag
Elk
drain
Cow-
flQA
A
A
WUU
hlH.
Rl.e
51-
Toys
And
Wheel
Goods
For
Hie
Young
Baby
High
Chair-Enamelled
with
tray
Pedal
Kar
$6.75
$2.75
Tricycles
$6.50,
$7.00
ahd
$8.00
Doll
ButEies
$2.50,
$5.00
$6.00,
$9.00
Wagon
$5.00
Scooters
$4.00
and
$6.00
EDO'S
THIRD
AVENUE
Hoars
9:00
a-m.
to
5:
JO
p.sa.
Cl
il
UC
VIElMiV
Mfcrw
tlve
Inspiration.
I
do
believe
thai
Referring
to
the
deficit
of
the
tn.re
has
been
active
sellinr
r.ri
there
Is
no
place
in
the
world
Canadian
National
of
which
so
starting.
:
'
where,
within
an
area
oi
one
nun-
mucn
was
neard
and
which
gave
pother
theory
Is
that
the
Brit
dred
miles,
there
are
so
many
good
BUCh
serious
concern,
Mr;
Hunger-
i,n
exchange
control
has
taken
,T
fZ
.Z
Jmin
.
proSpfft5
and
90
many
mln8
ln
lord
said
that
It
should
be
re-
heaTy
proHts
in
Its
sales
of
gold
JTw
iSSSSS
Produttlon-
1
h
M0?
membered
that
the
Canadian
Na-
acd
TwllUng
to
let
sterling
and
leaders
of
the
mining
industry
r,,.
.
,
,hat
th-
nrst
branch
D,n,.,.
,
hnm
in
hank-
7...
.
.
v,
.
vu!m
-
j
"
w-.-
-
5tn
lAl
st
yruuit
nucic
uvs
buUt
twelve
years
ago
was
success-
meter
at
the
time
that
the
various
.n,llfl
k
forced
to
cover.
ful
In
Its
purpose,
purpose,
this
this
new
new
lin
line
,uwav
lines
comnrisine
the
proi
Th.
ha
vi
some
-talk
hi
London
that
the
Bank
of
England
the
development
of
this
region
r
ent
management
had
nothing
to
niust.
in.
the
near
future,
trarisfei
weatern
Quebec.
May
I
remind
do
with
the
creation
of
that
under?
!
substantial
block
of
gold
to
the
you
that
these
branches
to
which
lying
condition-
exchange
fund
In
order
to
bring
If
I
have
been
making
reference
art
are
tne
stewards
of
the
"P
to
more
formidable
product
...
,
i
.
.
i.
It
is
estimated
that
the
funds
gold
not
uie
oniy
mics
u
ounuui
owners
oi
uic
prupcrvy.
me
iw
,
.
.
....
than
,
presenUy
no
more
'suPP
w-u
w.
f
o,,a
rt
u
tt.
noiirrnf
vow
and
the
Canadian
National
'
'
West
build
teiMmlajtr
md
also
to
built
a
line
to
the
Flln
Hon
dls-
Kjierever
and
whenever
It
is
clear-1
covery.
making
possible-the
great
'jy
esUbllshed
that
conditions
fully
:
The
Dally.
hrwK
l
"rtj
A.
B.
C
Hudson
Bay
mining
and
smelting
Justify
such
action."
JriaDen
Gifts
iliil0l0illfllii'itfi
That
all
the
Family
Will
Enjoy
Occasional
Chairs
$8.75
and
$11.75
Tea
Waron
Solid
walnut
Coffee
Table
Solid
walnut
$6.50
and
living
Room
Table
$24.75
$10.00
Solid
Walnut
End
Tables
$9.00
$12.00
Bridge
Set
4
chair
and
Sf-
$16.00
It's
No
Surprise
That
You're
Constipated!
If
cor'tliwUon
h
vou
tot"e1
down
so
you
feel
t'red.
sunk,
nl'
nlayed
cm
it's
vn
asked
vcurself
some
questions!
What
have
vou
had
to
eat
htelv?
Just
meat,
bread.
esss.
potatoes?
It's
no
surnrlse
you're
csnstipated!
The
chances
are
you
t'csj't
get
enou?h
"bulk."
And
bulk"
doesnt
mean
a
lot
of
food.
It's
a
kind
of
food
that
Isn't
consumed
In
the
tody,
but
leaves
a
soft
-bulky"
mass
in
the
intestines
ana
LjI.ss
a
doacI
movement.
If
this
is
what
yoa
lack,
your
ticket
is
crisa
crunchy
Kellogg's
AU-I.'in
fc;
breakfast
every
cay.
it
contains
the
'bulk"
you
need
plus
Nature's
intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
B.
Fat
AIT-Bran
everv
day.
drink
plenty
o!
water,
and
take
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J.
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Proprietor
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FROM
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Rates
5L00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
W
Venetian
Blinds
Pioneer
Brand
PHIL
LYONS
Phone
Green
885
NATIONAL
MOTOR
SERVICE
THIRD
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EAST
Phone
RED
393
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Pianos
Piano
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with
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Phone
Blue
,389
212
4th
St.
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A.T.C.M.
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aiid
Harmony.
PHONE
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,
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