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THE
GAME
OF
P0UTICS
Leslie
Roberts,
writing
in
"Canadian
Business"
this
month,
gives
it
as
his
opinion
that
Hon.
Maurice
Duplessis,
Premier
of
Quebec,
is
placing
a
game
of
politics
when
he
refuses
to
be
a
party
toanv
chanees
in
the
cnnslitntinn
of
Canada.
He
has
a
following
made,
up
of
men
of
many
shades
of
poKtica!
opinion
land
frisrriffi'cult
to
get
cbhes-
joa
irom
inis
mixture,
borne
of
the
French
nationalities
are
already
becoming
impatient
at
the
lack
of
action
on
the
part
of
the
Premier.
The
suggestion
that
all
the
rest
of
Canada
is
against
Quebec
gives
him
a
new
battle
cry
that
may
keep
his
following
from
disintegrating.
It
is
suggested
by
the
writer
that,
unless
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
and
Premier
Duplessis
can
get
together,
there!
will
be
no
unemployment
insurance
law
passed
this
year.
PROSPERITY
MUST
BE
WON
Discussing
the
economic
set-up
in
view
of
the
present
world
conditions,
Dr.
H.
G.
Moulton,
president
of
the
Brookings
Institution,
says
there
are
no
short
cuts
to
prosperity.
During
times
such
as
those
through
which
we
have
passed,
the
tendency
is
to
believe
that
revolutionary
changes
may
usher
in
a
new
era
of
prosperity
for
all.
History
indicates
that
this
cannot
be
the
case.
Only
co--operative
effort
of
capital,
labor,
business
management
and
technical
invention
and
discovery
can
lift
a
people
back
to
social
well
being.
He
suggests
that
all
work
together
to
reach
that
common
goal.
PROGRESS
AS
WE
SERVE
Prince
Rupert
can
make
progress
only
as
the
whole
district
which
it
serves
makes
progress.
We
can
serve
the
various
parts
of
the
district
and
they
can
help
to
make
us
prosperous.
It
would
be
an
immoral
condition
if
we
in
the
city
were
prosperous
and
the
suroundW
town
and
vil
lages
not
sharing
in
it.
Because
of
this
Prince
Rupert
pelvic
anuuiu
anvays
nave
in
mma
T,nat
wnen
tney
help
Smithers,
Terrace,
Hazelton,
Stewart,
Alice
Arm,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Porcher
Island,
Port
Simpson,
Port
Essinjjton,
Telkwa,
Burns
Lake,
Endako,
Vanderhoof,
they
also
help
Prince
Rupert.
The
whole
of
northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
has
much
in
common.
NEEDS
OF
THE
CITY
Prince
Rupert
has
a
great
many
needs.
The
city
needs
a
civic
centre
with
swimming
pool
and
gymnasium.
We!
need
a
complete
new
hospital.
We
need
a
new
sewer
ov
Third
Avenue
and
a
number
of
sewers
in
the
repjdenMt1
districts.
We
need
a
new
school
building
or
shall
need
itj
very
soon.
We
need
to
finish
up
some
of
the
half
finished
roads
which
were
started
several
years
ago
and
are
anl
eyesore
to
the
community.
We
need
a
number
of
imnrov-
ed
sidewalks.
We
need
a
new
fireproof
museum
building.
We
need
money
to
do
all
these
things
but
where
shall
we
get
it?
This
year
the
taxes
have
been
reduced
by
the
reduction
in
assessments.
And
yet
the
city
cannot
stand
any
more
taxes
and
cannot
borrow.
These
are
matters
for
the
serious
consideration
of
the
whole
city.
It
is
evident
that
there
is.
a
period
of
careful
financing
ahead,
during
which
we
shall
have
to
avoid
all
luxuries
and
confine
ourselves
jto
actual
necessities.
Each
year
a
few
more
lots
revert
to
the
city
because
of
unpaid
taxes
and
this
reduces
the
civic
revenue.
We
do
not
like
the
role
of
Jeremiah
but
we
have
to
carefully
consider
what
things
are
most
badly
needed.
Basketfc
Jl
Team
For
Series
With
Premier
Selected
With
Bud
Rrri
as
wntw
Canoe
races
formed
part
of
thi
OlTnnlc
urogram
at
Berlin
in
1936.
Canada's
only
games
winnet
was
Frank
Amyot
of
Ottawa
single
blade
paddling
champion.
Scottish
League.
First
Division
Aberdeen
4,
Morton
1.
Clyde
1,
Hearts
3.
TES
DAH.T
ICEW3
SPORT
CHAT
tered
agam
mcjooe
eouuc
Mima-1
tore
Rifle
Club.
St
John's.
Nfkl..;
Newfoundland
Zone:
Saint
John
Civilian
Rifle
Association.
Saint!
Entries
in
the
militia
competition
include
last
year's
Dominion
champions,
the
6th
Detachment,
Royal
Canadian
Engineers,
Halifax.
An
provincial
tiUeholders
are
re
Falkirk
0,
MotherweU
1.
tia
units.
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
Rangers
2-
ENDANGER
STATUS
1.
Queens
Park
1,
Kilmarnock
1.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Celtic
2.
St.
Mlrren
1,
Ayr
United
2.
English
League.
First
Division
Arsenal
2.
Chelsea
0.
Birmingham
3,
Leeds
United
2.
Blackpool
2,
Manchester
city
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Sunderland
Brentford
2,
Derby
County
3
bv
nlavinz
In
a
competition,
even
if
the
prize
is
one
of
cash.
TOO
MANY
WRESTLERS
JOHANNESBURG.
Feb.
19:
Growth
of
wTestling
In
South
Af-
City
0.
tailing
the
stay
Middlesborough
1,
Grimsby
Town
visiting
wrestlers,
0.
Portsmouth
2,
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Stok
City
1,
Preston
North
End
1.
West
Bromwich
Albion
5,
1.
Reach
the
mosx
people
m
cicj
and
district
with
au
advertisement
!n
the
Dallv
New
INTERNATIONAL
SQUASH
College
Team
To
Tour
U.S.
UUens
in
Mntre2
month
formWa
PUye?
Are
provincial
and
oe
ehnropinnshtrw
haw
attracted
a
record
entry
list
,
Tour
the
iocal
basketball
team
for
the
with
Sfi
teaias
rf
presenUn
31
cwu-
hone
and
home
series
to
be
pbvr-
n
rifle
dabs
and
militia
teams'
CAMBRIDGE
En..
Feb
r-,.
i
.Knnthur
ijv
r
bo&e
nuMBM.
CP
-
Twenty-one
players
TOKYO,
Feb.
19:
CP
Canoe
racing
say
be
included
in
the
program
of
the
134S
Oiympir
Gaines
st
Tokyo.
The
Japanese
or
ganiTintr
committee
is
considering
adding
it
to
the
eventc.
The
croeram
will
be
ffnallr
for
indeer
ranges
at
5fl
fc
yard
and
50
jardt.
at
50
1
York
team
nw
phui
riltn
Rifle
Club.
I
i
19:
have
r
selected
from
Sarflh.
Er-
Winners
wiHsh
off
tor
fee
Dam-
been
choaen
to
represent
Com.
nle
Ratchlord-
Do
Ste&er.
Eert
inion
ttttes.
The
uuftu
are
to
be!
bridge
UniveKy
te
a
Te-garrif
fn..
tr-i.
t-k
ixr
i.n.d
ir-.ty,
Tv-jmnion
Marksmen
I
ruftby
tour
of
United
States,
in
I
r.rr.bie.
Severino
Dominate,
Jobs
ny
Morrison.
Bfll
Erne
and
Soon
Stilts.
Thrre
will
be
a
practir1
tomorrow
afternoon
Include
Canoeing
In
Olympic
Plans
May
Be
Added
To
List
of
Competitions
at
Tokyo
in
1910
HewkpiartersfejMaretaS.
B
ci-
be
spring
ther
wiM
play
against
nK
rf
Tr,.ua
raultaons
arel
.
aware,
rraicfwii.
a
and
an
all-star
team
renresenUng
Eastern
United
States.
The
team,
which
sails
on
the
Queen
Mary
March
16-
is
not
con-
Windsor.
Cmt-
wfll
defend
its
Dom-
sidering
games
in
Canada.
Most
of
"
nave
won
meir
oiues.
inkm
championship
in
the
dYilian
coc
petition.
The
Windsor
marks-'
men
also
hold
the
Central
Zone
T,TpTJrr
T
A
PI?
title.
Other
aone
chumptom
en-,
J
iVJil
1
lwivCl
tmrUnrod
at
fh-
-nmt
t,:
Shootine
Club.
Saint
John,
N.
B
meeting
of
the
intercationa:
and
the
TrigyereUes
Ladies'
Rifle
Olrmric
committee
in
Cairo
in
thi
Clut,
Winnipeg
spring
of
193S.
,
Bnwkman
fc
Kerr
vs.
Sons
of
trine
uuperc
umry
jz.
urono
Canadian
Legion
6749,
Ramblers
Queen
1930
M
tbe
-Clarence
P
Mocdy
noted
sjc
145768
Ramblers
67265
537
,
entered
enierea
with
wim
exception
exception
oi
of
Univer-
uuivei-
i
Gr
r..4t
Old
Country
Soccer
-2
-
!N
BRIDGE
the
Council.
48035
50573
65071
58756
65007
G2106
45253
66394
47909
BENEFIT
FOi:
BEKUY
Hibernians
2,
Third
Lanark
2.
...I
-
Ci
.-4
i
!
ParUek
Thistfel.D'uhtieeO.
'
I
EDINBURCfH.
Feb.
J9:
CP-
LEICESTER.
Eng..
Feb.
19:
4CP
Queen
of
South
0,
Arbroath
1.
The
Royal
and
Ancient
GoU
Club
L
erry.
Leicestershire
crich-
f
o.
.j.,
aaa
.Ko.ieter.
win
De
awaraea
a
Deneu-.
wnen
Laneasmre
comes
nere
club's
financial
condition.
TOUCH
BKEAK
FOK
DAD
TORONTO,
Feb.
19:
CP
Res!
identa
of
Forest
Hill
nsratp
milnnMrift
llt.v
EDUCATION
A
LIFE
JOB
I
WINDSOR,
Ont..
Feb.
19:
(CT
LONDON,
Feb.
19:
(CP)
Efforts
Education
is
only
beglnnin?
are
being
made
to
arrange
an
in
;when
formal
school
work
is
finish-ternational
squash
racquets
match
'
ed
and
education
should
go
on
between
England
and
Scotland
to
through
life,
said
Dr.
Floyd
Stair
be
played
at
Twickenham
in
Maine
of
the
University
of
West-
March.
It
would
be
the
first
match
em
Ontario,
between
the
couilries.
umnae
here.
AUSSIES
PREPARE
Don
FOR
TEST
John.
Maritime
zane.
ana
ramblers.
Grotto
and
Musketeers
New
South
Wale
stock
bowler,
the
North
Vancouver
Rifle
Assoc!
-(
alien,
yancourer.
Western
Zone.
Close
Together
Around
Top
of
League
Two
teams
of
women
sharpahoot-;
ers
are
entered
in
the
civilian
com-'
prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
re
petition,
the
samt
Jonn
L-ae-j
suits
uut
night
were
as
follows:
i
ON.R.A.
8914.
Musketeers
11884.
The
league
standing:
Training
X
lAUllUK
corps.
KsUiU.
A
lit
W
-
p
VD
A
C10A
present
the
Royal
Canadian
Ahi
Force,
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
66877
JVUV.
fJVt
P.
Rupert
Dairy
54794
Cati
if
Vn.rti.-nv
WfiW
Police
andRoya!
Canadian
Naval
.lQR
volunteer
Keerve
as
wen
as
nun-
v
t-t.
u.
Ik.
summer.
Headed
by
Don
Bradman,
the
sport's
greatest
drawing
card
the
Commonwealth
Is
sending
a
team
fully
capable
of
extending
Eneland"s
best
In
the
fight
for
i
weiiiy
-riYe
world's
record
score
and
he
is
Bo"u"
(credited
with
the
highest
score
in
I
.TCiuiu
u.
woiTernamnLnii
wnn.
nca
ri
is
if
n
m
a
iane
miiux
ni
.
...
.
i
.
,
,
r
.
'
.....
by
Toronto,
win
nave
to
do
their
Jh-jt
.
.
.
owri
snow
shovelling
in
future,
ac-1in
,.
.
.
.
Huddersfield
Town
0.
tlre.iter
States.
Authorities
.u
are
now
cur-,
..
.
.
!
.
I1
of
a
number
of
rr"""0
",
vr
Y
Anun
A
icma
ago
February
19,
Hij
Indoor
Ba.
-
iri
Squad
oi
16
Lnckeiers
10
iour
jujhcu
at
uie
auc
.r.jjj
England
night
with
Pirates
bejl-j
Bj,
I
Brotherhood.
Before
r
MELBOURNE,
Feb.
19:
ICP
he
game,
there
were
rp
All-round
strength
characterizes
Rev.
w.
II.
McLeod.
the
teajn
to
defend
Australia'
rirsv
uapusi
unurcn
and
v,,
in
uigiana
um
haiuli
w
u.
vane
,
.
i"
v
enm.
nooa
ana
cnanie
Embleton
the
Pirates.
Fred
W.-.
.
Frank
Landes
we:
.
r
trorin
imrpmnrv
utiuk
ikvi
ur
axi
iif
.
Since
the
series
started
in
1876;vice
by
the
provirr..
authork
matches
In
Australia
and
62
in,V.Hani
Jottffe
ielt
mon
England,
The
A'issies
have
the
for
Locke
port
where
w
t:
edge
with
5
victories,
two
more
.are
reptfted
.to
h.i,e
betu
than
the
Mother
Country,
while
ously
injured
In
a
n:..
;
29
contests
have
been
drawn.
Last
Jng
accident
Prov
u
,u
c
u:
winter
in
Auatralit
the
AntlpodI-
v.
k.
uoouuie
and
ur
J
p
Cl
ans
triumphed
over
their
old
rivals
!
t
aboard
the
boat,
three
matches
to
two.
j
-
Of
the
16
players
chosen
foil
Jtkme
B
duty
overseas,
six
form
a
run-
written
a
specia
y
iraltlnv
Kntrw
Nimrarlnv
tnvnr.
Rupert
fOT
thi
Kji
ably
with
Australian
batsmen
whe
.Columbia
News
have
visited
Eneland
In
the
Dast
-in
England,
The
visiting-
attack
is
likely
to
bei
built
around
Bill
O'Reilly,
lanky
J
F1KST
SINCE
W.Ut
BrtJ
friK
will
be
assisted
by
four
others.
In-1
JEATH,
Wales
F,
b
19:
iQ
eluded
for
their
bowling
prowess
Leicester
and
Neath
rugby
d
.i...
alnne.
.-v.iio
while
the
v.
conri
sauad
nicn
v.
are
to
resume
fixtures
next
.
)U
I
three
aU-rounders.
Two
first-class
i7"
match
here
r.ext
fau
i
wicketkeepers
do
not
rank
high
as
mark
e
'lrst
mee'
oi
batsmen.
j
teams
since
the
TViAr
n
ro
f
aw
Vn
t
tin
er
wwaMc
11
Norway,
postponed
until
Mwday
,eft
fQr
Bradman
to
smash;
SPOUTS
WRITER
DUS
30-year
old
Australian's
452
runs
144.
,
fnr
'
Vw
Aruith
Wa1p
ncmlnct
MANLY,
Austria
Feb.
19:
r
England-Australia
tests,
334
af
w
h
up
oid
Leeds,
England.
In
1930,
In
all
?1Z
tts
against
England
he
bas
scor-
I
!!:Hd
3.4CG
runs
in
40
Innings,
an
av-1
'
56386
.M
,
54794
,
50630
Early
this
year
he
became
the
highest
scorer
in
Australian
first
W.
A.
Brown,
Queensland's
only
representative
on
the
touring
team
is
a
right-handed,
stralght-bladed
stylist
who
made
two
test
centuries
on
the
1934
tour.
C.
L.
Bad-cock
and
J.
H.
Flngleton,
with
speaking
to
the
al-jerown.-
made
a
trio
of
excellent!
jflrst-wlcket
players.
Other
out-j
standing
hitters
on
the
team
are'
.
IS
,
Sidney
Barnes
and
A.
L.
Hassett,'
both
newcomers
to
International
competition.
'
Arthur
Chlpperfleld
and.
M.
O.
iWaite
are
others
claiming
all
,
round
rating.
Chlpperfleld
hasj
done
many
fine
things
In
test,
(matches
but
his
colleague
has
yet
!
to
win
his
spurs.
He
Is
an
ente
(prising
balsman
and
a
slow-leg.
break
bowler.
j
'
W.
A.
Oldfield,
veteran
wicket-
'
keeper,
dropped
from
the
team
along
with
C.
V.
Grlmmett,
fa.
mous
googly
bowler,
will
have
his'
place
behind
Uie
sticks
taken
I
t
by
either
C.
W.
Walker
or
B.
A
jBarnett.
I
E.
L.
McCorxnick
Is
the
onlv
really
fast
bowler
Included
In
tha
sid
although
McCabe
and
E.
S,
White,
orthodox
Jeft-arm
trundler
are
anything
but
slow.
The
brigade'
of
spin
experts,
besides
O'Reilly
I
Is
made
up
of
Frank
Ward,
succcs-'
sor
to
Grlmmett,
.and
L.
OT3.
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TO
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biao
Cil
Prince
Rupert
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mark'
rrf
17
1(51
runs.
During
his
10
years
In
malqi
"
'u'-
crlcjcet
he
has
hit
more
than
90
years-
MAKE
LONG
ntff
I
With
hU
experience
and
menta.J
acumen,
Bradman
is
expected
to
rank
with
former
Australian
cap-
in
tains.
He
is
An
all-round
sports
He
waived
his
claim
to
aiman,
besides
cricket
playing
golf
oif
,ffi
v,.c
,m,,
.tot.,,
benefit
last
year
owing
to
tho;Juash
and
tennis.
Appointed
Vice-Skip
LONDON.
Feb.
13
iCP-l
I.
Crow
and
Miss
P
F3cSl
the
London
La?""
Motor?
Club,
rode
their
cy
to
Siis
land
and
back
for
Kasdts
winter
snorts
Th
7
rodf
&
Stanley
McCabe,
vice-captain,
i
?oo
miles.
!
ranks
as
the
Commonwealth's
best
;
all-rounder.
A
roeraber
of
the
I93C
"
land
1931
Australian
elevens
ir.
Village.
thriEneianH
McCabe
this
season
ha.
SUrrOUndedl
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as
murh
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uith
ihf.
as
at
any
time
in
bis
career
club
cricket
he
has
experiment-
lth
slow
leg
breaks
but
agalns
England
will
no
doubt
revert
to
the
fast-medium
deliveries
that
have
made
him
a
great
utility
i
bowler.
He
Is
27
years
old.
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any
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