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tGAAIBLING
FOR
POWER
;
Iiresident
Mpr.ris
V.
Wilson,
of
(he
Royal
Rank,
in
his
.
annual
address
to
the
shareholders,
saiff:
ftr(kiiov
of
no
'.European
country
where
the
njass
of
the
people
are
sym-thetfc
with
the,
aggressive
expressions
of
some
of
their
leaders.
Jn
many
countries,
desperate
economic
conditions
have
created
mass
fear.
Ruthless,
cynicaland
irres-jionsible
Jeadership
is
gambling
to
keep
.itself
j'n
power.";
-Eyjdertly
Ir.
,ylson
is
(in
a
position
to
know
the
conditions
of
which
he
spe.ajs.
Happily,
he
sees
the
silver
lining
to
the
clouds
which
cover'
those
countries
,for
he
says'
"there
are
favorable
econorpic
forces
at
work!"
We
have
always
felt
that
dictators
would
pass
within
.a
comparatively
lew
years
and
the
countries
of
Eurone
be
come
once
more
sane
and
within
that
field
of
sanity
we
in-
ctucie
itussia.
AN.
OTTAWA
FORECAST
f
.
The
.Ottawa
correspondent
of
''Canadian
Business"
Says
there
will
.be
no
cut
in
the
eight
per
cent
sales
tax
;this
year
and
that
Finance
Minister
Dunning
will
show
a
.deficit
of
thirty-five
million
dollars
in
his
budget.
That
means
that,
.he
will
balance
the
budget
on
ordinary
expen-..litures
and
turn
five
million
over
to
the
railways
toward
paying
its
forty
million
deficit.
There
will
have
'been
thirty-five
million
expended
on
defense,
and
thirty
million
on
old
age
pensions
so
the
financial
condition
of
the
country
js
riqt.at.all
JbJtd.
The,next
step
will
be
to
keep
all
ex
penditures
within
the
income
for
the
year.
Until
that
is
donee
qannote
said
to
be
in
a
sound
financialcqntlition.
V
.
.
RRITISII
IN
CHINA
It
is
announced
that
the
trade
of
Great
.Britain
in
Chjna.
outside
of
.Hong
Kqng.and
Manchuria
amounted
to
sixty
million
dollars
for
the
first
nine
months,
of
last
year.
British
investments
in
China
amqunt
to
over
a
billion
dol-
tfieo.
Coffin
'
D.CPH.C.,
Sp.C.
vCI(lropracttc
Specialist
Pripce
Ruper'tB.C.
Jhe
.Central
JloteJ
ROOM8
and
..CAFE
.Pbone
j51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK
If
you
lose
anything;
advertise
for
it.
BRADDOCK
standing
contender
Louis'
world
title,
in
.teji-rfttind
match
before
a
near
cajujcjty
crowd.
The
former
champion,
making
his
first
start
since
being.
knock
ed
out
by,
Louis
when
he
lost
.the
title
last
June,
pulled
the
decision
out
of
the
fire
after,
ap-.
parently
being
hopelessly
bat;
tcred
at
the
end
of
the
round.
A
spectacular
.finish.
In
,tpe
ninth
and
.tenth
rounds
which
had
Fan-
backed
to
the
ropes,
turned
the
tide
in
.Hrartdock's
favor.
The
decision
was
not
entirely
popular.
VANDERHOOF
game
and
it
Is
hoped
that.
they
will
be
able
to
get
out
this
winter
and
play
against
some
of
the
better'
teams
qf
he
central
Interior.
Sons
Of
No
way
Leading
Bridge
niackman-Kcrr,
Musketeers
and
Ramblers
Also
Winners
Last
Night
10145
Musketeers
9G52,
Canadlah
8971.
Sons
of
Norway
10383,
Prince
Ru
pert
Dairy
0404,
Canadian
National
Recreatlop
Association
7150
Ramblers
10G8L
'
The
League
standing:
TOT
.DAILY
,EW8
Saturday,
January
22,
198
"
--
-
-
-.
c
-
fcu-
'SPORT
wins
out
mmm
Reared
psct
,Last
N'fiht
by
Out.
!
pointing
Tommy
Fair
iri
Ilrist-I
liiiff
Match
at
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
22:'
(CP)
Battle-scarred
JJnimy
Hraddoek,
former
world's
heavyweight'
trait
jug
chanipiuii,
.rahje
(rni
tye-liind
witri
a
gallant
finish
last
(light
to
upset
expectations
and
bet
Tf)mmy
jFarr
of
Wales,
Hie
out-
Defeated
Pioneer
LpijnfJ-y
py
-Spje
''
l
of
'wjjto'bnt
l'lve
Pins
!"
jLasUNight
reatlon
jAssoclation
defeated
tto
Jeague-.leadjng
Pjqneer
Laundry
two
games
to
one,
in
the
econd
fix-!
,
ture
Gyro
Club
rolled
off
Its
game
jbut
.Old
.Empress
failed
,tp
put
in
an
for
Joe
'appearance,
making
two
matches'
a
bristling
'
they
have
now
postponed,
Max
Asemlssen
of
.PJoneer
Laundry
was
high
average
scprer
fpr
t'he4evening
with
238.
Canadian
National
,Rec-ieation
Afsoclation
and
Gyro
Club
are
now
tied
for
second.place.in
the
standing,
I
jndividuai
scoring
was
as
lows!
e'ghlh
j
Pioneer
(Laundry
,1
.Houston
.235
.Klnslor
-
.240
Stile's
,102
Asemlssen
270
I
Handicap
11
(Total
.'
319
j.CN.R.A.
1
'
Comadlna
.....
.192
Proctor
,198
(Mclntosfi
152
tlrvlng
j233
ISBEATEN&
iMoran
178
Lost
First
Game
of
Hockey
Series
Lowen
i."'Z.'
73
174
ai
Mniitiers
to
2
'Dibb
160
150
SMITHERS,
Jan,
22:The
Van-
Bulger
178
206
derhoof
hockev
team
nrrivPrt
ih
Borland
102
229
Smithers
Wednesday
evening
after
IIandlcaP
an
au-day
motor
trip
from
their
home
town
in
search
of
temporary
ownership
of
the
Steen
Cup,
emble-;
matic
of
the
Horkpv
r.h
Total
Trie
league
as
follows:
of
Northern
British
Columbia,
.but
iPioneer
-Laundry
were
beaten
by
the
locals
9,
to
2
The
boys
were
cold
and
stiff
from
their
hard
trip
bpt
took
the
-ice
against
the
Smithers
team
to
be
outclassed
in
this
game
at
least.
The
local
.fans
gaye
the
visitors
,
the
benefit
of
their
suDDort
and
cheer
ed
lustily
when
they
scored1.
They
were
to
play
again
Thurs
day
afternoon
and
evening.
Smithers
,has
some
(very
fast
stepping
ypungsters,in
this
popular
2
217
1C9
232
242
1.1
.871
,2
274
177
233
193
!
50
3.27
2
149
Ramblers
21000
15538
21CO0
WELLINGTON.
N.
Z..
Jan.
22:
iBrackman-Kerr
.20679
18707
2d679':'CP)
Reversing
a
prevlpus
decision
Grpto
10500
22003
20500
jthe
New
Zealand'
.Ruaby
yplon.has
C.N.R.A
18623
j21030
Ism.ecijed'
to.
send,a
,team
,to
Xustral-
,Mu?kateers.
18p3419890
18034
la
next.ear.
The
New
Zealapdcrs
Can.
Legion
.14680
2243
14Q80
.were.Jjeateixln
a
test
series
In
South
Prin.
Ru.
Dairy
13966
20431
139(Ki
:
Africa
ia'st
winter.
SPORT
GHAT
iiars.anci
iqriy
per
cent
01
tne
traue
01
umna
nas
nitnerto.the
Halifax
city
Basketbati
League
been.carried
on
in
British
ships.
'In
addition
to
that
is
the'wln
Pen
Fbniary
13.
Teams
ep-
...
tered
are
Dalhdusle
University
trade
py
way
of
HongJvong.
If
tot
Japan
manages
to
11
hold
11
on
university
Grads,
Halifax
wander-
to
Chma,
part
of
this
trade
rnay
be
Jost
hut
at
least
.partrs
and
Acadia
university.
'
'
i
.
Mi
1
'.
.
.
j
11
i.
j
1
1
-
.01
it.wiu.oe
maintaineu,
now
mucn
we
cannot
say.
NEW
MACHINE
.1
SPRINGFIELD,"
N.
S.',
Jan.
22!
i
(CP)
A
new
coal
washlng.'plant
Installed
in
the
Springfield
colliery
here
has
been
put
Into
operation
at
full
capacity
of
100
tons
per
hour,
l,H,ft,IllTH.'i.wi,)4'MikM
C.
N.
R.
A.
Gyro
Club
...
Old
Empress
.
6
2
.3
0
'.SJI
'ON
.BRUSHES
.BERLTN,
Jan.
22:
(CP)
Ger
man
sports
enthusiasts
can
learn
skiing
indoors.
One
of
Berlin'
halls.
:has
been
fitted
,up
with
thousands
qLbrush
heads,
busi
ness
,end
up
and
the
material
gives
a
goofl
gliding
surface.
;
GOES
TO,
PRESTON
.PRESTON,
England,
Jan.
22
CP)
A
iWelsh
,pungs.er,
,G.
Lowrle,-who
attracted
the
attention
of
Arsenal
and
qther
.
big,
football
clubs
by
his
play
at
nslderight
for
Swansea
Town,
has
been
signed
by
Preston
jNorth
End.
AFTER
IIOCKiiY
TITLE
OSLO.
Jan.
22:
CP)
Nprwaj.
w)l
compete
n
he
world
hockey
championship
at
Praha,
Februar.v
11-20,
The
country's
repreenta-itiyes
galled
to
siirvlve
the
prelim-
Only
senior
loop
In.
Jlova
Scotla.-'inary
rounds
In
the
last
cham-
plppshlp
,ln
tLopdqn.
JtEVIVE
MIXACK
5VIKET
LONDON,
Jah
22:
(CP)
A
revival
of
the
International
track
arid
.field
meet
between
England
Harry
Echo"
Hilton,
13-year
oM
.'Scotland
arid
jlfeland
ihas
been
member
of
the
Westvllle
Curlint;
agreed
to
by
the
Amateur
AUv
Club
at
New
Glasgow,
Nova
Scotia,
iJetlc
Association
provided
suitable
was
elected
skip
of
one
of
tl
'flnapqla.l
plans
cah.be,
made,
rinks
of
his
club,
one
pf
j
Basement
o(
Exchange
Block
PHONE
658
1
MNG
A?
;
'
Man
in
the
Moon
mimic
I
AW
-
,fpl-
3f
154
202
2G7
203
11
,837
3
,230
258
10
212
50
,9C0
3
189
;159
207
250
253
50
50
50
807
958
1111
standing
to
date
is
Won
Lost
Pts.
Club
in
.Interior
Town
AeUve-r-An
,nual
I'Mf,ei:
ls
lUVd
trees
makes
a
fairylai)d
pf
this
beautiful
country.
The
footpath;
across
the
lakes
are
belng.used
extensively
for
walking
ps
wejl
ai
for
skiing,
dog
slffighs
aiid'
teams,
TATE
UNDIJR
KNHJE
uuENOS
AIRES,
Jan.
22:
Maurice
Tate,
Lake
to
;he
cliy.
V.ii--,.
Who
says
we
can't
have
a
post
office?
;
Jake
says
he
cant
Keep
awi-..
frnm
lnnklne
at
the
old
Govern.
BURNS
LAKE,
Jan,
22:
On
Frl-
'ment
B'iock'
and
picturing
what
it
day
last
the
Orqlneca
Ski
.Club
of
wju
be
like
hls
time
next
year.
Burns
Lake
held
te
annual
dinner
at
the
Skaal
Lodge
which
.is
beau-
how
many
people
can
say
wtt.n
Ufully
seated
,ust
,'oiit-lde
the
Walter
WpcHll
"1
did
not
caw.
village,
wn
ine
,;ne,r
juum
a
out
my
.career,
1
'
inwo
Ktn'iifl
fire-'nlace
and
Jestoons
.
and
table
trimmings
of'
blue
and;
My
car
may
go
fast
but
It
noth-'
white,
.thecventy-five.Buetifnem-
Jng
"like
equals
In
speed
Its
Jinan:
bers
of
the
club
spent
a
very
hap-
Cial
depreciation.
In
Jh
Five
iPin
Bowling
League
P'
eveplng.
Games,
cards
and
last
night,.Canadian
National
Rec-
dancing
to
the
music
of
Miss
Eel-
Russians
shouM
be
poor
right-
.
i
.'.
'
-
i-'
.
i:.
I..-
fitn..
MtnMrt-ooArtt-Hinn
frnm
uminen
tiiv
linvi
llttlP
nOOe
3:30
until
midnit
were
,snloyp(l
for
ii
world
,
to
come
so
,
they
woujcl
An
nrtemnhn
nrnfrrnnl
nf
rape.
.Unin
tit
.tnkf
Jnh.niccs
.bv
COlllK
I'll
and
refresJimeiits
at
he
Sknal
war.
Lodef
had
been
.nrovlded
for
the'
iuvenile
members.
of
the
club.
1
Guide:
"This
castle
has
stood
The
follqwing
are
,the
officers
for
'
COO
years.
Not
a
stone
has
and
executive
of
tl)c
club:
been'
touched,
.
nothing
altercrl
President,
J.
,L.
;Brpwn.
'pothing
replaced."
Vice-President,
Miss
M.
W.
,Rtd.
Visitor:
"Urn.
they
must
havf
Secretary,
Miss
A.
pourgon.
the
same
landlord
wc
have."
Treasurer,
,
Rev.
J.
,E.
Vliitles.
i"
Execi(tive
Miss
Isobel
Linton
'
A
Scotsman
was
stripping
wall-Mrs.
W.
Wls'on,
jtylss
R.
vCamp-
paper
from
the
walls
of
his
house
bell,
R.
N.,
Miss
M.
Munn,
-R
when
a
friend
called
to
sec
mm
'
and
E.
Carlson,
.P.
Trp'usdejl,
''Well,
Sandy,"
said
the
visitor
Commons
and
J.
Berg.
"are
ye
going
to
have
new
paper."
,Plans
are
upder
wa,v
,for
Up
"Na,
na,"
replied
Sandy,
"Ah'm
annual
tournament
to
kbe
held
just
moving
to
another
house."
February
12.
13.
and
1,4.
Skiing
is
at
its
best.
just,
now
many
of
the
pupils
using
this
1
mnKnl
r
i
..
1
1
!
A
1
itlnemployed
Youth
uicMiuu
ui
iiYi;iiiiiy
mj
una
iron
w".
p
school.
The
sunny
days
arid
moon.
AA
III
St-??lfin
light
nights
with
imst-cqyerel
ArC
A1,1
Jo
Se,t
Up
Social
Convnittce
To
.Provide'
.ecraliQii
for
.embers
A
number
of
unnmnloyed
youth
gathered
at
the
C.
L.
D.
L.
Hall
Thursday
and
discussed
sevcvnl
matters
'
regardinc
tlvslr
interest1
'
Sussex
and
nglami
(CP)
"1,:
cricketer,
.
underwent
an
u"'
ojjeratlon
"
T
for
V,
the
social
1
'
recreation
of
Jho
,
h,
,
,.
,
,u
,
Zll
Vr
rl
?V
r,tIh
?!PUal
membcrs
lt
Is
hoptd
tn.it
In
tV
'ra,
tZni
eveeptic.ponlhg.
or-
near
futurc
a
t
togelnfr:
ginatlng
from
an
the
abscess
Jn
wI1,
bfi
ihe,d
"
TO
REMAIN
AMATEURS
I
enP
imv
i
LONDON,
Jan.
22:
tqp.
-
Jack;
KnKn
KOKSTAD,;South
Africa,
Jap.
22:
0.gumvan
and
R.
Slyes
South
Af.
Mov
L
I
elve
y
W"-1
rlcan
soccer
stars,
have
considered
Trt
?Jwn
l5f
all
the
Old
Country
has
to
offer
in
derby
held
here..He
reaShed
a;Speed
tne
way'df
professionalism
but
will,
of
24
miles
an
hour
Inls.rninlature
Q'SulUvan'sl
,remal
amateurs.
In
home-madcar.
.
.
Opnlon
cluhs
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