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Wednesday,
December
21,
1938.
NATIVE
HANDICRAFTS
The
report
of
Virgil
Farrell,
supervisor
of
native
arts
and
crafts
of
the
United
States
Bureau
of
Indian
Affairs
dealing
with
the
economic
importance
of
the
native
arts
and
crafts
in
Alaska,
shows
that
the
value
of
these
products
to
the
natives
in
cash
returns
has
very
closely
approached
$100,000
this
year.
Some
of
the
articles
inade
hy
the
Indians
were
sold
in
their
native
villages
and
some
were
sold
through
merchants
in
the
cities.
The
most
valuable
work
was
that
of
skin
sewing
with
ivory
carving
coming
second
and
basketry
third.
This
reminds
us
that
in
the
neighborhood
of
Prince
Rupert
a
considerable
business
is
carried
on
in
the
production
of
can
ed
totems,
both
black
slate
and
wood,
and
native
baskets
are
also
in
considerable
demand
by
tourists
iA
others.
We
have
often
wondered
why
the
departmen1
oi
Indian
Affairs
at
Ottawa
has
not
some
official
who
is
charged
with
the
work
of
encouraging
the
native
people
to
develop
their
home
arts
and
crafts
to
a
much
greater
extent
than
is
done
today.
Prince
Rupert
merchants
distribute
a
considerable
sum
each
year
to
natives
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
other
Dlac1.
mostly
in
he
purchase
of
native
carved
totems
and
Haida
and
Tsimpsean
baskets.
.These
are
sold
to
tourists
and
others
who
come
to
Prince
Rupert
during
the
summer
months.
The
demand
is
great
but
the
supply
is
smalL
Japanese
totems
have
to
some
extent
displaced
the
native
made
articles
but
there
is
still
a
large
demand
for
the
native
work
and
this
could
with
a
little
encouragement
be
very
greatly
increased.
A
CURIOUS
POLITICAL
SITUATION
A
curious
political
situation
has
developed
in
the
province
of
Ontario.
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn,
evidently
for
neasrnal
rpasons
Iwis
announced
publicly
that
he
cannot
support
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
at
the
next
federal
election
but
other
leading
Liberals
in
the
province,
after
a
long
discussion,
passed
ar
unanimous
vote
of
confidence
in
Mr.
King
as
leader
of
the
federal
Liberals.
It
is
evident
that
Mr.
Hepburn,
as
leader
of
the
Provincial
Liberals,
has
a
perfect
right
to
think
and
vote
as
he
wished
in
a
federal
election.
There
have
been
a
number
of
cases
of
more
or
less
prominent
citizens
in
British
Columbia
supporting
one
party
federally
and
the
other
provinc-ialiy.
If
Mr.
Hepburn
campaigns
for
Mr.
Manion
at
the
next
federal
election
it
is
likely
to
cause
a
good
deal
of
hard
feeling
and
weaken
Mr.
Henfcurn's
own
position.
We
are
inclined!
to
think
that
he.
will
go
for
a
holiday
rather
than
take
an
active
part
against
the
federal
leader
especially
when
he
feels
that
so
many
of
his
own
supporters
are
with
Mr.
King.
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
huyer
fr.
the
city.
Advances
Made
By
Canada
Naval,
Air
and
Militia
Indicated
By
Review
d
1958
Activities
By
Capt.
W.
V.
Murray.
M.
C.
Canadian
tress
Staff
Writer
.,
OTTAWA
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iPP,
Pnna.
catch
up
in
rearmament
The
year
138
saw
some
notabl?
advances
In
all
branches.
Naval
tonnage
was
nearly
doubled:
air
training
was
intensified
and
per
declaration
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
at
Kingston
wherein
the
United
States
executive
assured
the
Domln'on
of
the
republic's
support
In
the
event
of
Canada
being
menaced
by
a
foreign
power.
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
expressed
the
view
almost
immediately
that
the
friendly
gesture
of
the
United
States
had
the
effect
of
Increasing,
rather
than
diminishing.
Canada's
responsibilities
in
the
sphere
of
national
defence.
"Students
of
the
past
are
aware
that
Canada
Is
merely
running
true
to
form,"
writes
Professor
C.
P.
Stacev
of
Princeton
University,
in
The
Canadian
Journal
of
Econ-cm'cs
and
Political
Science.
"Her
hiftory
is
marked
by
an
alterna.
Uon
6f
long
periods
when
the
national
defences
were
utterly
ne
glected
with
short,
violent
inter
en
n
the
teeth
of
the
crisis."
'Eorn
in
Toronto.
C.
P.
Stacej
raduated
from
the
University
ol
Toronto
and
held
a
commission
in
h-
Canadian
Officer
Training
Corns.
He
mntnnd
studies
ln
his
tory
at
OxTord
and
while
In
Ens-1
si
8
money
for
national
defence
Is
more
or
less
routine.
To
be
ab!c,
cos
spend
that
money
m
the
acquisition
of
military
weapons
herewith
to
equip
the
country
v
.
orces
is
something
Cjuitc
differ
ent,
however
And
therin
lies
th
da
is
steadily
hurdling
the-
b-;pnT"CI,J
Jfm.
,of
lhe
Dominion
staple
uhirh
nnrlv
two
decode:
rinu
apprupri
Tangible
results
of
this
Increased
solve
lhe
problem
of
lack
of
equip
-,v'ce
airplanes-fighters,
bombers
ment
Two
events
during
the
year
steel-
-
ed
me
Canadian
oeople
In
this
matter
of
national
defence.
On
coservanon
ana
army
co-opera
tion
machines.
Deliveries
of
the
on
coastal
fortifications,
with
the
emplacement
of
strong
batteries
at
strategic
points
on
the
Pactft
and
AUanUc
coasts.
This
work
wpk
carried
out
In
conJuncUon
with
the
esUbllshmentyOf
new
air
bases
In
th?
neighborhood
of
the
coastal
defences.
The
handicap
under
which
both
permanent
and
non-permanent
force
artillery
has
worked
in
using
obsolete
guns
has
been
diminished
-.y
'eboring
th?
wen
pons
now
in
service,
and
by
other
means
in
creasing
their
rinie."
While
they
are
inferior
to
the
modern
un&
if
other
countries
In
that
they
are
still
out-ranged,
they
never
theless
are
an
improvisation
ca
-sulated
to
help
him
until
the
armament
nrtieienc-
ts
overtaren
.Mechanization
Experiments
are
still
bein?
ear.
rudes.
aflsng
out
of
sudden
foreign
jried
on
ln
the
way
of
mechanize
-comnlleations,
when
the
countrv
tlon.
with
various
type
of
armored
wakes
to
the
lnadeouacv
of
those
I
fighting
vehicles
and
of
mechar.-
defences
and
tHes
to
make
uo
for
Ized
transport
being
tried
out
In
earlier
inactivity
bv
measures
tak-1
dustry.
however
has
assured
the
defence
authorities
that
little
difficulty
would
be
experienced
In
changing
over
to
whatever
designs
are
accepted,
and
eaoaclty
production
would
be
a
matter
of
a
ver
short
time.
The
eaoaclty
and
the
competency
land
had
further
military
train-
of
Canadian
Industrialists
to
switch
iny
He
took
hs
doctors
deeree'over
from
peace-time
to
war-time
(
at
Princeton
with
a
thesis
on
"Ca-
production
is
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to
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facilities;
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