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Friday,
January
7,
1938
THAT
OTTAWA
COUP
According
to
Norman
McLeod,
the
conspiracy
of
Premiers
Hepburn
and
Deplessis
to
force
the
export
of
power
to
the
United
States
came
very
near
succeeding.
The
coup
was
carried
out
during
the
time
when
Premier
Mackenzie
King
was
away
holidaying
in
the
United
States.
Much
pressure
was
brought
to
bear
both
in
the
cabinet
and
without
and,
had
it
not
been
that
the
Prime
Minister
hurried
home
in
time
to
prevent
it,
the
necessary
.permission
might
have
been
given.
The
same
correspondent
hints
that,
after
the
Rowell
Commission
has
reported,
it
is
quite
possible
that
the
people
of
the
Dominion
may
be
consulted
before
the
rec
ommendations
are
put
.
into
force.
They
will
appeal
over
I
il
1
1
1
il
1
!
me
neacis
01
tne
provincial
politicians
10
me
gooti
sense
oi
the
Canadian
people.
He
suggests
that
the'
Dominion
has
drifted
far
from
the
course
the
Fathers
of
Confederation
plotted
for
it.
The
idea
of
a
strong
central
federal
authority
has
failed
to
be
realized,
the
provincial
power
having
magnified
itself
at
the
expense
of
the
federal.
It
is
thought
that
the
Rowell
Commission
may
fescue
the
ideal
of
the
framers
of
the
constitution.
The
issue
is
whether
Canada
is
to
be
a
country
of
loosely
knit
provinces
without
any
real
central
authority
or
whether
Canada
shall
be
a
real
nation
with
a
central
authority
and
that
the
provinces
be
secondary
as
was
originally
planned.
It
is
suggested
that
the
provinces
have
been
spend-
ing
to
much
money
and
have
increased
the
debt
of
the
nation
to
an
extent
never
intended.
Canada
has
had
to
bear
the
cost
of
war
pensions
amounting
to
approximately
fifty
million
dollars
annually
and
the
railway
losses
amounting
to
about
the
same
sum.
The
final
summing
up
of
the
despatch
will
be
found
interesting:
"In
spite
of
the
best
efforts
of
the
Hepburns,
the
Ab-erharts
and
the
Duplessis
to
poison
the
minds
of
the
public
the
conviction
is
held
federally
that
the
Rowell
Commission
report
will
be
given
the
reception
that
its
intrinsic
national
value
will
merit."
Evidently
Mr.
Hepburn
is
an
astute
politician
and
he
has
manv
friends
both
in
the
Ottawa
cabinet
and
outside
and
he
is
spoken
of
as
a
possible
successor
to
the
present
Prime
Minister.
At
this
distance
it
seems
as
if
the
latest
coup
will
have
strengthened
him
with
various
financial
interests
but
injured
him
in
the
eyes
of
the
majority
of
the
people
of
the
country.
Fresh
Local
Raw;
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PIIONE
657
TROLLING
GROUNDS
Canon
W.
F.
Itushbrook
Interesting
Speaker
Before
Kotary
Clu!
Marine
Life
Experiences
and
Observations
Ite-Counted
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
That
the
commonplace
is
the
grandest
of
all
things,
that
the
exceptional
in
any
line
Is
no
finer
better
or
more
beautiful
than
the
usual
and
that
what
is
reallj
with
the
ever-enchanting
panorama
of
mountains,
dawns
and
sunsets
with
their
awe-inspiring
ccmbinatlous
of
light
and
color.
"The
sea
also
that
surrounds
this,
beautiful
place
contains
not
only
beauty
but
never-ending
mystery
and
wealths-Only-
too
often,
however,
people
grab
at
the
wealth
ignoring
what
Is
more
essential
to
our
real
happiness."
The
Canon
then
told
of
a
trip
with
Chief
Edenshaw
to
the
trolling
grounds,
a
place
that
Is
a
very
Interesting
playground
but
also
.
a
very
busy
seasonal
work
shop.
He
told
of
getting
up
with
the
fishermen
to
start
work
at
2:30
and
petting
coffee
and
toast
before
taking
to
their
boats
at
3
a.m.
The
broad
arms
of
the
trolling
boat
had
eighteen
hooks
attached
to
lines
and
there
were
350
such
boats
all
trolling
at
the
same
time
in
the
area.
Very
soon
one
of
the
lines
became
agitated,
Indicating
that
a
large
spring
salmor.
had
been
hooked.
It
was
drawn
up"
to
the
boat
and.
before
it
lef
the
water,
was
struck
a
blow
on
the
forehead
and
killed
instantly;
It
was
explained
that
it
had
beer,
struck
Just
in
the
right
place
and
before
it
left
the
water.
If
drawn
aboard
and
killed
afterwards
it
would
take
a
long
time
to
die.
If
qutted
at
once
the
heart
of
such'
a
fish
would
continue
to
beat
for
a
long
time
wheareas,
if
proper!1
I
killed
In
the
water,
it
would
cease
:
at
once.
It
was
interesting
to
note
;how
carefully
the
fish
were
handled
by
the
fishermen
so
that
the
!
flesh
might
not
be
injured
a.--
every
fish
in
good
condition
meant
'
money.
,
Interesting
Creatures
!
wanting
is
not
that
we
should
sluggish
as
it
lay
on
top
of
the
!
possess
something
we
have
not
at
water
with
the
fin
exposed.
There:
I
present
but
that
our
eyes
should
were
thousands
of
them
ai
the
I
be
opened
to
see,
our
hearts
to
coast
and
they
lived
on
minute
1
i
feel
what
we
all
have,
was
a
state-
crustaceae
and
other
tiny
creat-
j
ment
from
Dr.
Bucke's
."Cosm'c
ures.
The
bane
or
the
fisherman,
(Consciousness"
with
which
Canon
however,
was
the
sea
lion.
Thi
iW.
F.
Rushbrook
commenced
an
Hons
would
follow
the
fishermen,
interesting
address
to
the
Rotarv
especially
in
the
neighborhood
o:
Club
yesterday
afternoon,
on
"AiRennell
Sound,
take
the
fish
from
Few
Experiences
on
the
Trolling
Grounds."
Thp
Hnnnn
snIH
H
wns
Imrvitv.
ible
to
be
indifferent
to
the
In-.
carded
trigulng
beauty
of
Prince
Rupert
the
Jiooks
and
destroy
much
mor$
than
they
ate.
Gulls
followed
these
maurauders
and
fed
on
the
dls-
portians
at
the
fish.
Thj
rocks
at
Rennell
Sound
were
covered
with
bellowing
sea
lions
and
also
they
might
be
seer.
In
larp
numbers
on
Butterworth
Rocks
One
of
the
problems
of
the
trolling
grounds
was
why
some
people
always
caught
fish
while
others,
using
exactly
the
same
methods
and
on
the
same
grounds
caught
very
few.
Some
thought
there
was
something
like
personol
attraction
when
one
boat
would
have
137
fish
while
the
one
alonf?--,ide.
using
the
same
bait,
set
In
exactly
the
same
way
and
In
a
similar
position,
unloaded
only
20
Canon
Rushbrook
mentioned
in
cldentally
the
herring.
.He
sa'.d
hat
in
Hecate
Straits
they
found
large
herring.
Instead
of
bein,?
snagged
by
the
hook,
as
was
usual
these
fish
took
the
bait
and,
when
opened,
were
found
to
have
been
feeding
on
such
food
as
needle
fish,
larger
than
the
ordinary
food
)f
herring.
The
speaker
told
a
cumber
of
incidents
of
various
kinds
which
he
had
seen
or'
experienced
and
his
address
proved
to
be
all
to',
short.
He
was
thanked
at
the
close
by
President
W.
R.
McAfee
anc'
received
many
personal
congratu
lations
on
the
Interesting
address
Misses
Wadea
and
Margaret
Mus-saliem
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
en-route
to
Los
Angeles
for
a
visit.
See
the
New
Del
FORD
It's
Here
Now
Max
Schmeling
Is
In
Training
Commences
Preparations
at
Hamburg
far
Houl
Aiainsl
Hen
Foord
t
-
n
.
I
r
n
There
were
a
good
many
creat--.
HAMBURG,
Jan.
o.
wi
ures
beside
salmon
in
the
sea
in
Schmeling,
former
world's
heavy-;
onH
nrminri
fb
trnllincr
(Tl-nnnrt?
U'pleht
weignt
baxinfif
Duxuig
ChamDlOn,
ciiuiuiJiv..,
Started'
There
was
a
whale
that
swam
ul
ictose
to
the
boats
and
nobody
took
uary
30
against
Ben
Foord
of
South
tany
notice
of
it.
The
salmon
did
Africa.
An
easy
victory
for
Schinel-
not
seem
to
mind
it.
The
only
ob-
ing
is
anticipated
Jection
to
the
creature
was
that
if
one
was
to
windward
of
it
when
it
blew,
it
was
evident
it
had
a
bad
case
of
halitosis.
Many
sharks
were
encountered
1
One
variety
was
very
voracious
and
would
often
Jump
at
the-
sal
I
won
Just
as
it
was
being
hauled!
Winnipeg
Girl
Gets
Movie
Part
In.
The
basking
shark
was
verVill
Tiny
Dolores
Prest
He
Second
Shirley
Temple
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
C:
(CP)
Do
Mores
Prest.
curry
golden-hairei
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rodne
Prest,
young
.
Winnipeg
couple
ceems
destined
for
a
career
in
tht
movies.
Dolores
Is
five
years
of
1
age
and
at
present
is
working
in
'he
new
movie,
Radio
City
Revels'
Mrs.
Prest.
once
a
toe
dancer,
is
in
Hollywood
with
her
daughter
The
mother
taught
the
girl
tot,
lancing
at
which
she
is
very
capable.
When
Dolores
first
went
to
tht
I
movie
capital
she
was
given
an
op-
twrtunlty
of
appearing
before
a
I
crowd
of
stars
in
a
prominent
res
taurant.
Her
career
started
then
and,
when
the
picture
in
which
he
Is
working
now
Is
completed,.
Dolores
will
have
two
more
to
make.
DEALING
IN
FAKE
MONEY
uxe
V-8
For
1938
Ford
Introduces
Two
Cars:
A
full
line
of
DeLuxc
cars,
entirely
new
in
appearance
powered
by
the
economical
Fords
V-8
engine.
And
at
a
still
lower
price
A
newly
styled
Standard
Ford
V-8
equipped
with
famous
Ford
V-8
power
plant.
See
this
superb
new
Ford
DeLuxe
V-8
here
today.
It's
big,
It's
luxurious.
Fenders
are
deep
and
massive,
The
style-strikingly
different.
Interior
appoint
ments
are
rich.
It's
a
luxury
car
in
all
but
price.
This
new
Ford
V-8
adds
De-Luxe
elegance
to
"The
Quality
Car
in
the
Low-Price
Field."
Come
in
today.
Get
complete
details
from
us
about
both
the
great
new
Ford
V-8
cars
if
or
1938.
Ford
Dealers
S.
E
PARKER
LTD.
THIRD
AVENUE,
EAST
GYROS
AND
TYPOS
WIN
.Canadian
National
Teams
huiiei
Shut-out
Defeats
In
Commercial
-
Bowline
League
.1
Rig
International
Counterfeiting
Rinjf
Relieved
Disclosed
In
Italy
GENOA,
Jan.
7:
Twenty-five,
oersons
were
reported
under
arrest
today
In
Florence
and
Genoa
charged
with
circulating
of
coun
terfeit
United
States
bonds
and
currency
bills.
The
arrests
are
said
to
be
but
a
small
portion
of
an
international
ring
which
has
been
manufacturing
bogus.
American
bonds
and
bills
and
circulating
them
between
England,
Holland;
and
Italy.
Sam
Joy
sailed
last
night
on
'the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
.south;
Clean
sweep
three
game
to
nl!
rlH
anrt
Prill'
training
today
for
his
bout
I.;aJJiPS
lM
ura
v""
"
crontinn
Association
No.
1
and
Ci
nndian
National
Recreation
assu
elation
No.
2
featured
play
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
night
as
the
second
four
teams
01
the
league
swmig
Into
action
101
the-
second
half
or
the
season
Hieh
rtverane
scorer
for
the
eve
ning
was
Ellis
Morris,
of
Gyro
Clu'i
with
161.
OYR
CLUR-
1
2
n,iWr
taa
1C0
157
Ilronklesby
-130
133
l?fi
Jackson
133
134
ISC
Morris
HO
1S4
HI
mi
140
136
150
---
Total
COS
757
752
C.
N.
ri.
No.
112
3
I,
Ran
hp-
13a
130
19
Rutter
138
123
1C
West
-
57
157
Franklyn
105
123
10
Paul
125
132.
Hf
Total
663
670
60:
PRINTERS
12
3
R.
Franks
116
162
IPS
Royer
H3
180
178
Q.
Pranks.
151
137
H3
Houston
152
140
lfS
McCaUum
1
101
129
Total
703
720
77C
C.
N.
R.
No.
2-
1.
2
3
Bond
130
144
US
Cameron
162
118
144
Beesley
121
120
Jurmain
157
145
124
Wanamaker
110
151
Glass
Ill
10C
Total
686
638
61'
The
league
standing
for
the
se
cond
half
Is
as
follows:
Printers
.3
Rupert
Motors
3
Biological
Station
2
Electrical
Workers
1
North
Star
0
C.
N.
R.
.
No.
1
0
G.
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
0
0
0
1
2
3
3
3
SPORT
CHAT
Billy
Brade,
16-year-old
Manitoba
bantamweight
lighter,
who
gradu
ated.
Irom
a
woodshed
where
more
whippings
are
administered
tha
n
any
place
m
Winnipeg,
is
on
his
way
to
represent
Canada
In
the
British
Empire
damea
at
Syd
ney
Australia.
There
is
no
rellel
voucher
now
for
Billy.
He's
on
his
way
to
riches
or
at
least
hopci
to
fight
his
way
off
the
bread
lint
for
himself
and
.family.
Brados
victory
In
his
weight
division
at
the
British
Empire
Games
boxing
trials
at
Vancouver
was
easily
ex
plained
by
Pop
Brade.
"He
foughl
because
he'd
get
whaled
If
H
didn't"
Ills
father
said
young
Bill)
learned
the
rules
of
boxing
be
cause
there
wasn't
much
else
to
do.
He
learned
tcf
'take
It'
because
rup.
a
wiry
duhi
man
with
a
great
loVe
for
the
ring,
drilled
or
punched
ring
sense
Into
his
son:
"When
he
got
too
tough
foi
other
boys
to
handle,
I
put
tht
gloves
on
with
him
myself,"
Ppp
said.
''Now
maybe
he's
too
good
for
me."
Brade
handles
scores
of
boys
lr.
his
make-shift
gymnasium,
rigged
up
In
the
back
woodshed.
"Few
of
the
boys
work.
There's
no
em
ployer
to
argue
against
blackenet?
eyes
and
swollen
lips.
There's
al.
ways
hope
they'll
be
good
enough
some
time
to
earn
their
living
In
tne
ring.
Not
many
of
them
will
though,"
Pop
said.
"Thirty
or
mor
fellows
used
to
come
around
here
training
every
day
last
year.
Not
live
good
fighters.
In
the
bunch
so
I
dropped
most
of
them.
Now
there's
only
id"
Food
problems
place
restrictions
on
activities
of
the
Brade
club
Young
Billy
often
wound
up
hfe
training
with
only
bread
and
but
ter.
Such
problems
of
diet
almost
cost
him
his
place
on
the
Manitoba
trials
team,
his
father
recalled.
friend
wanted
to
see
him
fight
for
the
provincial
trials.
He
in
vlted
Billy
oyt
for
dinner.
It
was
a
least
to
ena
a
famine
but
al
most
enaea
amy's
career.
Young
Erade
was
so
sluggish
in
his
final
bout
that
he
came
within
an
Inch
of
losing.
"He'll
stick
to
bread
and
nuiier
alter
mis,"
Pop
said,
Friday,
Januar.
7
EUSSflE
MODERN
flat
with
pantry
porch.
Harbor
view.
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1203
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Avenue
West.
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