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OTTAWA,
Dec.
17:
CP
Canada
ji
flying
preparations
to
development.
of
domestic
airlines
against
the!
A
day
when
the
transAllantlc
ser-
r
vices
becomes
reality.
2?
Tlie
year
produced
active
opera-
2
lion
of
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
a
W
lusty
youngster
among
the
world's,
scheduled
airlines.
The
govern-,
hj
inent-controlled
nenifninMira
airline
amine
got
uv
down
uuwn
r
The
.
situation
....
.
in
regard
1
to
the
7.
railways
m
is
a
most
dif-
!
to
busine
in
earnest
after
nain-
2
htf
$i
ficult
one.
This
biggest
of
all
Canadian
industries
finds
staking
preparauon
'Sf
ft
itself
losmt;
its
business
to
motor
traitic
in
ail
ltarut
or
tne
nt
unk
m
the
eventual
coast-
S
g
world.
As
a
result,
manv
lines
mav
have
to
be
closed
and,
J0"1'
l"
f
p1""1
,n
SJ
FWV
a
Mil
V
Ptinr
CTAnr
I
t!
I
JventuaUy,
the
country
will
have
to
face
the
situation
!TJLS!g
A
VI
II
Y
NnllrMllKr
I
III
$
bravely
and
decide
upon
a
definite
course
of
action.
ready
toruide
them
safely
through
ft
nilllli
1
UllvJU
Lf
1
VllJJ
U
A
Mr
f
It
would
be
almost
impossible
to
carry
heavy
goods
the
dark
and
over
the
cloud
bank
f5
like
whpnt
nnrl
rnnl
lnntr
rl
stnno
hv
tnirW.
Prinrp
Thi.
TCA
took
devllery
of
five
10-pas-
S
S
pert
would
fade
off
the
map
if
there
were
no
railway.
P.
nf
lk?3!
a"d.
"S
lcM
and
started
shuttling
bock
M
tnot
De
much
ot
a
seaport
without
her
railways.
In
tne
and
forth
from
Winnipeg
to
van-1
A
monnflmn
V.
rt
Hn!,,.nt.
aamma
,.ftA.4
1.
1
r
wt...
mm.Imm
IIhI
1
1
Uiness.
The
solution
of
the
problem
will
require
states-
padding
express
packages,
x
manship
of
a
high
calibre.
tJSSS
S
9
1'
festtle
The
embryo
airline
funp-iW
DEMOCRACY
NOT
FAILURE
ttoned
smoothly
and
surrey
fUghu'Q
ine
jionireii
rteraici
comes
10
me
aeience
01
aemoc-
exienaca
east
Momren
!
.
:
i.
1
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i
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I.?
rni
..
-
i
a
I
Onr
the
mriln
hvi
m
rm
func.
I
age
from
Kaiser
Wflhdm's
speech
when
his
troops
were
SfSJSftSi,
l
g
jromg
into
the
campaign
for
the
suppression
of
the
Boxer
Northern
Ontario
to
Winnipeg
the
H!
Rebellion
in
China:
rtones
started
to
carry
pay
loads,
2
"You
are
about
to
meet
a
craftv.
well-armed,
cruel
A,r
"press
between
Montreal
BCT'MiMCTiiJEBiM'ii'gBCT
tBCTCTiMTsTjaxjfywriTi
ffTitixigB
Attila
made
such
a
name
for
themselves
as
still
resounds
Jink
was
ready
for
air
man.
inauB.
-
in
terror
in
legend
and
fable,
so
make
the
name
of
Ger-
uraled
December
i.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
1
foe;
meet
him
and
beat
him!
Give
him
no
quarter!
Take
"'!
"""
l
Wui
at
no
prisoners!
Kill
him
when
he
falls
into
your
hamb!
u,
u
Even
as
a
thousand
years
aeo
the
Huns
under
their
Kinr
time
a
month
hd
mi
thi.
n(.
I
Preliminary
Hying
of
tca
ha
man
resound
...
a
thousand
years
from
now."
n
.
r-t
.
ttr
..
.
.
..
resulted
In
one
r
ra
h
In
mnr
s
since
line
ureal
war
.says
tne
Herald
.
"Democrac
an
2.000W)
miles
flown,
a
p
has
worked
for
peace;
dictators
have
worked
for
vm-
westbound
mail
plane
crashed
ta.
J
Democracy
has
worked
for
limitation
of
armaments.
Bri-
ing
off
from
Kegflru
airport
now-$
'ain
largely
Ftrinning
herselfA)f
weaporis
of
war.
Dictn-
ember
,8
kU!m
p,,t
Darld
Iir--
rnrahinc
mnu'hilo
conrnfhr
nrmorl
F"t
Officer
Jak
Herald
?
r"
1.
'i
m
a
tV
t
There
were
no
other
occupants
of
1
ivuiuv;t
av
:
sci.
I'cii
iu
iciMii
iiic
luvauca
ui
nai.
vu
ik.
bie
maf
hlne
Meanwhile
ground
engineers
la-
i
bored
between
-Montreal
and
thi
,
DictatorshiD
set
nut
to
make
the
individual
the
slavr
imarlUme
province,
clearing
air
5
nf
tVio
cfoth
in
,lontf
fV,n
inrliiiMnnl
nlcinol
nn,1
outn
r.,on
POrtS,
erecting
HUdO
beam
SU
i
1
pnrl
snirihml
frpprlnm.
lH0rU
an?
th
bureaU.
mttk-
Demoorncv
has
always
preached
the
sanctitv
of
h
-
tension
of
the
tca
service
to
toman
life,
D'ctatorsbil)
deniPS
the
ri'rllt
O
life
of
anv
'"hr
jAUantlc
coast.
Preliminary
fllghU
'liraeree
v
ifh
it
rnd
pven
of
any
who
happen
to
be
boir
lhoUld
Jn
progress
some
tirm
nf
rmrcntc
nf
urlinm
?f
rlnoc
nnt
onhrnva
I
next
summer.
Democracy
produced
the
airplane
and
pioneered
v
ithj
TCA
officials
Tccheduied
pas-it
in
ereat
ne"'
nathways
over
contmentfi
and
ocsn
n.
senger
service
win
not
be
staued
Diet
ato
'-ship?
has
seized
on
the
new
evancel
of
world,
until
an
the
'kinks-
have
been
brotherhood
and
develooed
it
into
the
most
hom'hle
rr-
ironed
out
of
the
new
ime
and
it
i
strument
of
cruelty
and
torture
the
world
has
ever
known
lcan
runcuon
uith
perfect
effici-
r
i
i
i.
l
m
ency.
S
uemocracies
nave
provmeu
weir
people
wun
man
ei-
Tne
tc
syrtcm
of
alr.
f
lous
new
highway
systems
to
promote
neighborlmess
noways
win
play
an
important
roit
tween
themselves
and
also
between
nations
look
whnf(when
trans-AUantic
service
come
has
been
done
in
that
direction
on
the
North
America
,nt
beln-
T"
bl
ean-nying
continent
planes
will
bring
passengers,
moll
Dictatorships
have
copied
the
idea
to-build
new
foyZtSmSS
S
wayo
uiuii
vviiiun
iu
caiuiJuit
inaiauuing
anintrs
lino
inil
goes
across
Canada,
depositing
neignoors
territories.
imall
and
passengers
In
Vancouver
Democracy
has
given
the
automob'le
to
the
masses
Ju,t
a
tev
davs
a,t"
leaving
Lon
for
their
use
and
pleasure.
Dictatorship
has
kept
the
pas-;
do"-
,
penger
automobile
for
the
use
of
the
wealthy,
and
has
riv-
.h!",
"w..n
y
?P
en
it
to
the
masses
only
in
the
form
of
deadly
mihtan-iCUry
was
launched
into
the
air
weapons
ior
use
aiza.inst
tneir
neitjnoors.
irom
the
back
of
the
mothct
Democracy
has
nut
the
radio
into
the
homes
of
the
.PJane
Foynes,
Ireland,
July
neonlo
and
developed
its
use
for
entertainment
and
en-,'
a"d
fgllded
to
ihe
,urface
of
liirhtenment
'
.
,the.
&t
Lawrtnce
Wver
at
Mt-
iifeniuimtni.
;
real
the
next
day
with
1,000
pounds
Dictatorship
has
Seized
On
the
radio
to
poiSon
the
of
mall.
The
Mercury
left
a
few
...
...
...
...
r
i
f
ii
i
...i
!l
i
minus
ui
me
peupie
over
wnom
it
reigns'anu
to
stir
upjnours
laier
ror
New
York
and
re-strife
and
bloodshed
amornr
its
neiirhbors.
jtumed
to
England
via
the
Azores
lion,
but
1037
statistics
show
the
Dominion
had
to
yield
first
place
in
carriage
of
the
world'
freight
to
Russia.
The
Soviet
planes
In
the
year
1937
carried
70.000WO
pounds
compared
with
2o
200.000
pounds
in
Canadian
aircraft
and
0,000.000
pounds
carried
in
the
United
States.
In
1037
Canada's
planes
carried
'159.828
passengers
and
1.450.0CC
pounds
of
airmail.
The
latter
fig.
In
1933
turned
from
transatlantic
M
Democracy
has
given
freedom
to
people
to
listen
to
anh"";
...
.
,
,
4U
Alu
lL...
Obseqne
at
Smlthers
Yesterdiy
Afternoon
For
Wei
IKnown
Mining
Man
the
late
MarUn
Kane
who
died
on
than
10,000
miles
a
year,
equiva-
thc
trail
In
Babine
Mountains
last
J1
10
400
t,mM
around
the
equa-
Saturday
night.
They
had
had
a
f,u
.
,
,
,
.
.
Carriage
of
freight
always
has
At..t
i.
j
difficult
trip
and
were
more
than
been
the
prlde
pf
Canadlai;
av,a.
twenty-four
hours
behind
the
time
that
they
expected
to
be
back
and
a
second
party
under
Corporal
01
jand
had
been
despatched
from
the
i
local
office
to
assist.
j
Mrs
Kane
arrived
in
Smlthers
I
on
Thursday
from
Vancouver
and
8
WITHERS,
Dec.
17
The
police,
thc
funeral
was
held
from
United
arrived
In
Emithers
Wednesday
ev-,
Church
at
Smlthers
yesterday
af
en
lag
about
0:30
with
the
body
of
ternoon.
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
811m
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
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....
txpected.
by
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TCA'Zr
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cIvU
alrrral
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pilou.
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pr
air
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r
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lor,
imperial
Oil
Co
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on
the
prince
4
'JUw
trip
to
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F,
'
tJ4
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SMART
Y
He
knows
what
a
lady
loves
to
find
amar.g
ht
i
--
gifts
and
Santa
wouldn't
disappoint
her
'
;
.
-
,
He
knows
she
adores
nice
stockings-
those
n
sheer
ones
that
do
such
nice
things
for
her
ier
Ari
h?
realizes
that
the
more
she
gets
the
happir
shell
have
So
take
a
Up
from
Santa
sr
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i
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to
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were
cancelled
when
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has
made
it
a
crime
to-
listen
to
anv
the
big
streamlined
ship
broke
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but
that
emanating
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n,Kht
at
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whole
gamut
of
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gifts
arm,8ht
make
thc
Cr""lnK
nm
of
science
to
humanity
and
what
do
you
find?
while
development
of
ica
and
You
find
democracy
ever
striving
towards
the
highest
the
prospect
of
Atlantic
service
use
of
these
gifts,
dictatorship
ever
directing
them
to
the
-pturtd
the
public
imaginauon.
basest
ends
"
work-a-day
commercial
valatlon
in
Canada
has
become
a
$5,000,000
Martin
Kane's
Funeral
Held
investment
with
pilots
flying
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