at
October
13,4838.
!5t
Fires
Raging
Still
Sweeping
Over
West-
rn
Ontario
and
Eastern
Manitoba
C
t.
15:
t
CP
-While
u,
n
h
resulted
in
t
wen-cur
!y
in
the
week,
are
the
Fort
Frances
dU-
Annunciation
church
'
uie
international
bor-
f.
?n
western
Ontario
and
.
.
UIMSr.oA
with
a
region
100
miles
h
commmilat
party,
1
should
be
(ViarA
hniia
KbAn
In
jmes,
tHoaa
mere
nave
uccn
'outbreaks
in
eastern
Manl-
jbe.ween
Mlddleborough
and
u
Bonnet.
;ather
forecast
issifIEO
-OR
SALE
OR
RENT
SALE
OH
RENT
House
OTHER
SIDE
t!i
harbor
view,
full
concrete
pgo
Usemeni
or
miormauon
can
976
Ambrose
Ave,
(243)
HELP
r
WANTED
PANTED-
-Crab
fieri
Fisheries.
OFPICTUR
Objection
Taken
to
Report
of
Ted
(iunrud
in
Kejard
to
Civil
War
'
In
Spain
TTVkft-tnt
InmM
flfitHr.n
rariVi
riven
publicity
in
local
newspapers.
Ills
cwn
kind
has
a
newspaper
to
voice
his
utterances
and
then
no
r.ne
1j
deceived.
But
since
his
.'words
have
been
reported
as
com
ing
IrcJi
one
who
Is
Impartial
f'lofl
"iiolher
side
of
the
story
should
be
given.
er.'i
Synopsis
The
pressure
Father
Gordon
r'uesta
pub'!-
.ativeiy
high
on
the
Hriusn
suion
or
the
following
account
b.
t
roast.
A
few
light
scat-
given
by
Brenden
Moroney:
i!
v.nrs
have
occurred
in
the
M
It
was
in
November.
1936,
that
brt
has
been
fair
andcool
I
decided
to
accept
a
friend's
sus-
hre
Kesuon
to
go
to
snain
where
the
nee
Jiupen
ana
vy
uteri
nar-
jiueniuuunai
ariguae
wasaireaay
I
nds
Modprate
variable
fighting.
I
was
not.
and
am
not.
a
fulr
und
cool
tonight,
then
Ccmmur'ft:
but
I
love
adventure
.
.
I
,
..lit.
-1,
nvi'l
T
...
.
A
T
V.
1
J
1
,
BlUl''
unseiTlctl
Willi
.
ircMi
unu
i
m
aicurru
I
iiiuuiu
oe
he
t
wind"
fighting
for
freedom.
rr.t
Caast
of
Vn"ouver
Island
"I
soent
a
lar"
part
of
my
'ser-.
i
northwest
winds,
fair
and
vice'
in
Leftist
jails
for
Infractions
running
from
protests
against
'
r
.--"jj
Communist
methods
to
ouarrellne
wjth
a
fellow
member
of
the
Bri
gade.
The
court
martials
I
saw
were
mock
trials
In
which
the
lack
of
eviilwce
was
the
principal
characteristic.
1
"After
undergoing
the
hardships
of
filthy
prisons
and
the
bullying
of
officers,
roguee
and
blackguards
the
whole
gang
of
them,
I
at
tempted
to
make
a
breakaway
to
side
by
going
throueh
France',
but
was
caught
and
Jailed
"As
a
result,
I
was
sentenced
to
97
days
in
Jail,
where
there
were
incarcerated
also
middle-aged
and
Fisherman.
Ba-
old
men
and
women
who
couldn't
;
(2'41)
and
wouldn't
hurt
a
fly.
Some
.
...
were
there
for
th
rrimp
nt
hinn
AGENTS.
NVANTE1)
respectable,
others
because
thev
felSTMAS
Card
salespeople.
Big
refused
to
elm
over
their
property
ruflU
now
Sell
the
most
com-
w
ine
ininS
caned
a
govern-:
'.te
Christmas
Card
line.
Make
meiu-
most
nad
committed
manrv
pvprv
dav
showlnc
tne
heinous
crime
of
being
Chrls-
Ecanon's
largest
selection.
Printed
Mans'
and
this
by
a
"legal"
gov-
order
Christmas
cards,
with
enmeni
wnose
constitution
says
i
der's
name
and
address.
De-
no
man
sna11
be
persecuted
for
his
Kfei-d
by
leading
artists,
values
Juca5-
uullcxl
mi
W.
vw
m-Aiwrsln,
lvcsuj
.
.
.
.
'ntK1flni.il
rt
.
l,
,
.
ixj
attractive
lines,
inciuainp
hm"
wc
uiicnrcuon&i
un
its
$1.00'
Personals.
Also
many
Bide,
I
learned
that
the
National
Ulrr
.it
boxed
assortments,
ell
,sts
aia
no'
snoot
Rtds
and
Re-
t.oney
makers.
Canada's
fa-
puoucans
m
the
course'
of
theii
lit
'21"
card
assortment
"mi
slay
there,
and
that
a
month
i-rst
ever
produced,
sells
for
oeiore
tne
war
Drake
out,
the
Red.
l!0O.
your
profit
50c.
Make
bin
naa
burnt
out
numbers
ol
Icne7
wn.lCjf
JO
for
Christmas.
Start
now
cnurcnes,
leaving
the
blackened
Ifii
in
Ifi!VS
on
these
fast
selling"
alls.
which
were
usually
stone
put
published
by
the
largcrt
i
myseii.
couia
see
this.
This
In-
Ifr-.Dr.:,y
of
Its
klud
In
Canada
aucea
tne
townsfolk
to
Join
the
Ir:-hnS
from
coast
to
Coast,
rising
against
the
government
.lnr
orders.
No
experience
The
Nationalists,
small
Jn
numbers
&
ary
Write
for
free
samph:
e
completely
cut
off
from
all,
:lc
Apcnts
also
wanted
'n
help
but
held
out
for
five
days
tfr.
.icr
towns.
Liberal
eommls-
ond
during
those
five
days
they
ii
;
Frlendlv
service
Premier
executed
absolutely
nobody.
Dtr
Ind
in
Ou.ld,
576
Seymour
St.
i
PERSONAL
chool8
Ltd,
Catmrlo
IV
ATE
HOME
fENS
PAY.
We
fe-ed
for
Winnipeg
HAVE
UKLVRO
IIUNDRRDS
0
0HTAIN
positions
as
I.e-.-
f
r
Carriers,
'postal
Clerks.
Cu
(f
ad
hill
Vinrl.nr.r,
Ihflltnl.i
"lPPg
tf
LOST
"
However,
when
the
Reds
took
the
town,
a
veritable
reign
of
terror
commenced.
The
average
num
bu
cl
people
they
shot
daily
was
58,
the
lowest
total
on
any
day
was
38
as
long
as
the
terror
lasted
till
the
end
of
August,
1936.
Tb.t
execution
squads
were
mainly
"US
I'.XItmlUCM.
CICrKS.
and
knllnrn
tifrm
Vnlf-nrla
tihn
hnrt
nl.
t
"nographers,
etc..
and
canirendv
murdeisd
their
officers.
But
el0
you,
Write
US
for
nro!'
thpv
wprp
r.nwnrH
nt.
fiirhMncr
nnd
free
information.
M.G.C.
brinkp
nt.
thp
hntdp
nf
nmnrtp
"Most
of
the
folk
In
Albacett
hate
the
reds,
'It
wont
be
lon.
now
before
Oencral
Franco
comes'
iiMnrunAo
KINUE.KU
AI'-
,
.,
,
they
to
cneer
other
up:
1
start
you.
TJie
dci-icwji
vi&ii,cu
wiiui,
wus
ieii
in
'the
churches
and
found
disinterred
bodies
lying
about.
Such
re'-ligious
objects
as
had
not
been
stolen
wcrtj
lying
about,
smashed
International
Brigade
before
mak-
V'8
blue
reefer
coat
and
brown,
ed
suit.
Size
12
to
14.
Apply
mE
my
ecaPe'
b"tor
vhm
.iibni
w
:
it
-
ll
ill.
M'fKKMt:
C'OIIKT
Of
HKITIII
t
lie
t
lu
rOLIIMIIIA
IN
PimitATK
Miilttr
of
thr
"AdmlnlKtratlon
Ait"
And
Mnttir
of
Hit-
Kktale
of
John
A.
Hum
itt.it
ii
lim.uiiknl
ARE
NOTICE
thtt
bv'
6rdci
of
HU
7
'"aw
w
jn.
jishcr!LcKl
Judge
w
tuprwrt
ot
Bfltljl
C.WIXi
vvuuv,
w
.
......
f
ot
the
EnUto
ol
tUe
Iftte
Jolio
C
AUWxl
Bwannou)
with
the
wll.
tin,
,
,.
P'rtnB
navmg
cikidib
""i
P
the
twuite
Me
required
to
pr-
the
6th
dav
of
November
"a
ui
pmonj
indUW
to
th
'h1'
M.h
day
of
October,
193C.J
KVJlVMAPi
a.
wait,
,
Official
AdmlnUtritox
TODAY'S
lUuurtoty
U.
I).
STOCKS
JuhnMou
OO.I
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
JO.
Big
Missouri.
M.
Bralorne.
8.25.
Aztec,
.05.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.
Dentonla,
.03
Vi-Colccnda,
.07'-Minto.
.03
4.
Purview,
.05.
lNoble
Five.
.04.
P:nd
Oreille,
220:
Pioneer,
2.76.
Pc:-ter
Idaho,
sa'2.
Premier,
2J26.
Reeves
McDonald,
.44.
Reno,
26.
Roller
Arlln?ton.
.15
Jask),
Reward,
D4i
Salmon
Qo'.d,
.03'.
Taylcr
Bridge,
.02&.
Hedley
AmaU
.03!.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Silbak
Premier,
l'90.
Horn?
Gold,
.00.
'
Grandvlew,
.10
V.
Indian,
.01
Quatsino,
.04'2-
Oils'
A.
P.
Con.,
.19.
Calmont.
22.
'y
C.
&
E,
2.29.
V-;..
c,.
Freehold,
.044.
'
"
Hargal.
21.
McDougal
Segur,
45.
Mercury,
.08.
Okalta,
U8.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.20.
Central
Pat
2i0.
Gods
Lake,
.40.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.15
.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.22.
Pickle
Crow,.
5.15.
San
Antonio,
1.35.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.75.
Smelters
Gold,
i)42.
M:Leod
Cockshutt,
3.40.
Oklend,
.19.
Mosher,
.18.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.46.
Stadacona,
.47.
Francoeur,
2K.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.30.
.
Bouscadillac,
.09.
,
Upmiissn
Cadillac,
i9,i.
Bankfield,
.37.
East
Malartlc,
20.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.38.
Dawson
White,
.02.
Aldermac,
,65.
Kerr
Addison,
1.90.
Uchl
Gold,
154.
Int.
Nickel,-
60.15.-!
-
Noranda,
79.00.
Con.
Smelters,
65.00.
Athona,
.05.
Hardrock,
2.04.
Barber
Larder,
.20.
Fernland,
.20.
1
Canadian
Art
Is
Being
Exhibited
CTcattftt
Desplay
n
Record
is
For-.
mally
Opened
by
Duke
of
Kent
Jewish-Americans
Meet
In
Palestine
Plan
to
Resist
any
Efforts
at
Limitation
of
Immigration
JERUSALEM,
Oct.
15:
Roll
containing
$182
In
bills
and
twisted
in
heaos.
The
crosses
Jewish
Americans
are
meeting
t
t0lM
Fl
"ten
Edward
Llnsett'S
and
nn
ihp
rmh
hnrl
hppn
hrnlfPn
ntiH
I
Cafe.
Reward
Of
$50
ON
h-nurn
Hnu-n
This
nra
nnhlno
return
to
Dally
News.'
new.
I
saw
it
everywhere
I
went
(243J
,
jn
Red
Spain,
in
Madrid,
Alicante
IUIv
oALE
I
"T
snpnt
twenty
months
In
tht
consider
the
situation
in
Palestine
in
regard
to
continued
disorders.
Any
move
to
restrict
Jewish
Immigration
ls
opposed.
British
Royal
Air
Vnrre
flehtine
nlanes
swooDed
down
on
villages
near
Jerusalem
traps."
yesterday
with
a
view
to
driving
Arabs
from
their
strongholds.
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
,
'
Very
Rev.
J.
It.
Gibson,
Dean
Choir
Leader,
A.
J.
Lancaster
,
Organist,
Peter
Lein
8:00
a.m.
Holy
Communion
10:00
a.m.
Children's
Service
11:00
Mornlnf
Prayer
and
Sermon
Preacher-
Rev.
A.
Hardlnc
Priest
B.D.,
Western
Field
Sacretary
of
G
B.R.E.
Subject
Christian
flunurr
ir.qn
nm
Vntmr
Pf-nnle's
Service
in
cnarje
f
.
.
.
The
Adress
Will
Be
Olven
py
ra
of
A.Y.P.A.
THE
DAILY
KTETSyg
-
FA'az
m;
r
1
1.
I
i
.
BOMBS,
NOT
;Boy
Scouts
Here
GAS,
FEARED
Are
Active
Again
IN
BRITAIN
Scientist
Urges
Great
Systems
of
Tunnels
Under
Large
Cities
of
United
Kingdom
I
In
two
years
sufficient
tunnels
.could
be
built
to
accommodate
)n
London's
enure
population,
ne
De-
of
.lieves.
He
proposas
brick-lined
tun
nels,
60
feet
below
ground
level,
with
entrances
not
more
than
1000
yards
apart.
"You
cuuld
eet
100.000
skilled
j
miners
for
the
work
at
a
day's
no-Itice
though
It
would
take
some
I
danger,
the
entire
air-raid
precaution
schemes
so
far
adopted
are
'rather
worse
than
useless."
addition
to
a
long-range
plan
(In
or
tunnel-building,
the
author
suggests
immediate
construction
of
tien-hes
In
parks
and
open
places
as
partial
shelter.
Immediate
arrangements
also
should
be
made
for
evacuation
and
billeting
of
school
children.
The
children's
camps
would
be
provided
with
tomb-proof
shelters.
Plans
Fall
Short
I
Professor
Haldane
commends
the
,
covenment's
anti-gas
measures
as
LCNDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)-
The'far
us
g0
but
flads
tnem
mJ
creates
exhibit
cf
Canadian
art
adequate.
He
calls
for
Instruction
j
ever
to
be
assembled
was
opened
of
tne
full
popuiation
in
the
use
of
yesterday
by
the
Duke
of
Ktnt.
gUi;
makS,
He
believes
the
civilian
mere
are
juu
items
in
iour
gauer-
,esplrator
can
give
full
protection
les.
une
ci
we
musi
prumuienv
exhibitors
is
Tom
Thomson,
famous
Canadian
portrayer
of
natural
sub
jects.
to
the
eyes
and
lungs
against
any
gar
cr
vapor
which
can
be
used
by
the
enemy
unless
a
bomb
bursts;
within
a
few
yards
of
a
man
in
the'
j
'
-
i
m
cr
In
the
same
room
with
him.
;
But
he
objects
tq
the
policy
of
stor-
Ing
gas
masks;
until
an
emergency
j
arrives
beftntsV
issuingi
ihem
Mb
the
public
would
constitute
an
In-1
'soluble
problem,
,
He
has
little
use
for
the
"home-!
made''
gas-proof
room
as
suggested'
j
by
the
authorities.
"It
may
reduce
the
risk
of
death
to
those
In
It
by
(CP)
All
ivc
or
ten
per
cent
but
ls
hpe
ptinT
i
lessly
Inadequate,"
he
contends.
And
the
recommendations
are
dangerous
because
they
will
give,
many
people
a
wholly
false
sense!
of
security.
The
majority
of
London
basements
would
be
death!
j
Prssentatlon
has
been
made
by
'
Cambral
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
i
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
to
Mice
Alma
Dybhavn
of
a
$15
cash
prize
for
having
had
the
highest
average
at
matriculation
examinations
In
the
local
High
School
this
year.
Phones
18
&4
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
New
Recruits
Are
Received
And
Everything
Indicates
Good
Year
The
First
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout
Troop
Is
now
In
Its
fourth
weik
of
activities
for
the
current
By
PAT
USSItER
season.
Everything
promises
well
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Con-
for
a
very
successful
year.
A
num-strujtlon
of
a
vast
system
of
under-
ber
of
new
recruits
have
been
in-ground
tunnels
in
which
the
popu-
vested.
latlcn
of
Britain's
large
cities
could
Among
those
recently
to
mako
take
shelter
from
air
raldi
is
sug-
hel:
Scout
Promise
and
be
ad-gesledbyProf.J.
B,S.
Haldane,
the
milted
Into
the
brotherhood
of
distinguished
scientist.
Scouts
are
C.
Wanamaker,
L.
Wan-
Prsfecsor
Haldane-crltlclzes
many
rraktr
and
J.
McKeown.
""ar-.ectf.
at
the
government's
air
raid
Ir
ha
been
found
necessary
to
niecautlon
schemes,
popularly
form
a
fourth
patrol.
The
patrols
known
as
ARP.
He
assert
the
in
'he
troop
at
present
are
as
fol
greatest
damage
in
war-tlms
woul
1
Jows:
,
be
caused
by
high
explosive
bombs,
-s,
unr
Patrol
Leader
jnct
by
gas
or
incendiary
bombs.
Nordm.
Ihe
scientist-author,
a
leftist
r.ez.
under
Patrol
Leader
Aves.
himself
in
politics,
approaches
the
Si
Gulls,
under
Patrol
Leader
ptoblem
from
an
unbiased
view-
Davey.
point.
He
wits
after
personal
ex-
I-ea.vers.
under
Patrol
Leader
perience
of
bombing
ralds
in
gov-
Haugan
.
...
,
eminent
Spain.
.
Kefn
competition
is
maintained
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i.i
cctm
between
the
four,
groups.
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8
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ks;
are
would
cost
something
like
400,000,-
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way
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wather.
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.
hikes
lar?
danc
estimates.
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London
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expenditure
of
100,000.000-
($480,-
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new
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In
fhp
trnnf
is
a
troop
magazine
which
is
be-
prenared
under
the
direction
a
capable
editorial
board.
Capt.
Cates
Of
Vancouver
Dies
weeks
to
get
them
fit
for
hard
work,"
he
declares.
"Ultimately
we
pioneer
Tugboat
Operator
of
Van-
shall
aim
at
a
system
of
completely
rouver
Passes
Away
at
Ase
Of
bomb
proof
shelters
lor
every
town
Seventy-nine
Years
;in
England
and
Wales
and
most
of
those
In
Scotland
with
evacua-
..,
,
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
1:
(rro,
(CP)
-J
1
jtlon
as
an
alternative
In
special
Capt.
Charles
Henry
Cates,
pio-
cas.'..
.
ur
rU,itm
neer
tugboat
operator
of
the
Brit
,T
Tr
iV'1
Columbia
coast
and
founder
of
steps
tak2n
already
against
the
Nay
air
raid
danger.
"The
provision
oi
Cq
of
orth
Vancouver
Qled
anti-aircraft
is
of
the
utmost
guns
-In
here
yetCTday
He
was
bom
importance
vo
nnuiiu,
c
Ma,ne
SCTenty-nine
years
ago
and
lnis
provision
nas
Deeii
giuaajy
neglected."
He
goes
on
to
declare:
"I
think
It
nrohabie
that
If.
as
I
believe,
high
IVxploslve
bombs
are"
the
principal
came
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British
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