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DAILY-EDITION'
Saturday,
January
15,
1938
QUEER
GOVERNMENT
METHOD
Under
the
French
method
of
government
there
is
less
-stability
than
in
any
other
country
that
has
come
to
our
notice.
The
Chamber
of
Deputies
is
made
up
of
members
representing
a
number
of
parties
and
no
government
can
succeed
without
the
sunnort
nf
suit
is
that,
under
very
little
provocation,
the
government
is
voted
down
through
the
defection
of
one
or
more
of
these
parties.
The
Popular
Front
in
France
was
headed
by
M.
Blum
following
the
last
election.
Not
long
ago
M.
Blum
retired
and
he
was
succeeded
by
M.
Chautemps.
Now
M.
Bonnett
has
been
called
to
office
but
how
long
he
will
be
able
to
keep
the
confidence
of
a
majority
of
the
Chamber,
in
the
event
he
succeeds
in
forming
a
government,
no
one
can
say.
It
may
be
a
week,
a
month
or
a
year,
but
not
likely
long.
It
is
difficult
to
understand
how
there
can
be
continuity
of
policy
under
such
conditions.
FINANCIAL
SITUATION
The
present
disturbed
condition
of
France'
'does
not
help
"the
'financial
situation
there.
Prior
to
the
recent
resignation,
the
government
was
seeking
a
loan
of
a
quarter
'of
a
billion
dollars
in
England
but
the
British
government
had
to
be
given
proper
guarantee
that
the
money
would
be
repaid
before
it
would
put
up
the
cash.
A
domestic
loan
also
is
planned
which
will
cost
the
government
five
or
six
per
cent.
This
is
a
big
price
to
pay
compared
with
the
low
rates
at
which
Great
Britain
oi-
anada
pav
for
money.
The
trouble
is
that
the
instability
of
France,
caused
chiefly
by
the
extreme
radical
groups
in
the
Chamber
and
thrptis'hout
the
country,
is
causing
people
with
mdnev
to
pause
bfove
lending
to
a
country
which
might
at
any
time
repudiate
hoi'
debts.
DESERTIONS
FROM
SPAIN
'
A
British
report
from
Gibraltar
states
that
deser-.tipns
are
takin,plade
from
the
insurgent
'forces
of
General
'Franco
and
it
is
intimated
that
they
are
.going
over
lo
the
loyalists.
It
that
the
old
sign
of
the
rats
deserting
fhfe
Kinlcing
shin?
If
other
countries
would
keep
out
of
Spain,
evidently
the
war
would
soon
be
over.
FORTIFICATIONS
Jt
was
to
be
expected
that
the
cities
of
southern
Brit-'i&$
'Columbia
AVould
be
the
first
to
receive
rdtt'etion
un-ileY
th'e
d6f
enseprogram.
Now
we
are
hoping
that
Prince
Rupert
will
receive
some
attention.
While
there
has
been
,-talkjof
defenses
here
not
much
has.
yet
been
done.
If
parliament
grants
another
thirty-five
million
dollars
for
.
defense
this
year,
we
may
get
some
of
it
and
it
is
badly
needed-
SKI
MEET
AT
JASPER
Sfx-Mllc
Cross-Coiintry
Race
To
Feature
Carnival
Next
Week
JASPER,
Jan.
15:
With
a
six-
mile
cross-country
race
as
the
main
feature,
the
Jasper
Ski
Club
will
hold
its
annual
ski
carnival
1
next
Wednesday.
The
nine
event?
will
Include
jumps
and
a
number
of
juvenile
competitions,
to
pro
mote
skiing
enthusiasm
among
thr
younger
members
of
the
club.
The
Jasper
Ski
Club
is
working
on
a
five-year
plan
of
development
'of
the
sport
1n
this
part
of
the
Rockies
and
many
visitors
from
Edmonton.
Vancouver
and
other
outside
points
are
reaping
advantages
from
its
efforts.
The
club
has
a
concession
from
the
Dominion
government
for
slopes
on
the
side
of
Whistler
Mountain,
-white
Signal
Mountain,
in
the
Maligiie
Lake
tirea
and
the
Tonquih
Val
ley
have
camps
and
trails.
BRIDGETS
RESUMED
Results
Last
Night
of
First
Games
For
Second
Half
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
for
the
second
half
opening
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto.
10355:
C.N.R.A.
11467.
Ramblers,
10919;
Musketeers,
8382.
Canadian
Legion,
5709;
Sons
of
Norway,
12821.
Prince
'Rupert
Dairy,
75G2
Brackman
&
Kerr,
9543.
League
Table
'
For
Agst.
Pts.
S.
O.
N.
...
12821
5709
12821
C.
N.
R.
A.
11467
10355
11467
Ramblers
10919
8382
10919
Grotto
10355
11467
10355
B.
&
K.
9543
7562
9543
Musketeers
8382
10919
8382
P.
R.
Dairy
7562
9543
7562
!
C.
Legion
5709
12821
5709
Canadian
Team
Reaches
Sydney
Representatives
to
British
Empire)
i
ram
PC
lonrl
Frnm
T
Snap
'
I
SYDNEY.
Australia,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Canada's,
team
for
the
British
Empire
Games
arrived
here
yesterday
aboard
the
trans-Pacific
liner
Aor-angi
from
Vancouver,
liii
thk
DAtLT
mtwa
i.Jt.
;
...
SatHrday.
Januai
.
15
J
FIVE
PIN
.-.-Jit
HAVE
YQH
SMOKED
A
TURRET
'
LATELY?
.5
.3
1
.0
Old
Country
Soccer
English
Leaeue.
Tirst
Division
Bolton
Wanderers
3,
Grimsby
'
Town,
1.
j
'
Charlton
Athletic
3,
Liverpool
0.
Chelsea
2,
West
Bromwich-Al-bion
2.
:
Everton
3,
Blackpool
1,
Huddersfield
Town
0,
Brentford
3.
,h
Leicesterclty
1,
Manchester
City.
4.
Portsmouth
1,
Birmingham
1.
Preston
North
End
3,
Leeds
United
1.
Stoke
City
3,
Mlddlesborough
0,
Sunderland
2,
Derby
Couty
0.
SOMETHING
NEW
HERC.
Continued
from
Page
vOne'
RllAl
IiMbi
"'?
llu'
passenn-rs
and
'Officers
of
Pioneer
Laundry
Scores
Clean
Sweep
Victory
Over
Gyro
Clnb
Club
tWO
KameS
tO
One.
In
the'
rpciinnr
anm
OiifiS
nnH
plonr
:
seebnd
fixture,
Canadian
National
with
Mr.
Carson
on
the
alr-linoi
itecreauon
Association
ronea
.13:wip
r
jnKnvinn
Viii.Pr(Mni
I
Hockey
Standings
Pacific
Coast
League
'
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Vancouver
,11
4
lb
51
53
2f.
5
'Seattle
Portland
8
Sp3kane
...
6
Wolverhampton
5
63
'41
?.
13
54
59
22
'8
31
36
17
POL'CK
COUPE
FIRE
POUCE
COUPE.
Jan.
15:
(CP)-A
fire
in
the
Pouce
Coupe
power
house
did
not
interfere
with
the
local
electric
light
service.
Wanderers
3
Arsenal
1.
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Ayr
United
6,
Morton
2.
Celtic
5.
Aberdeen
2.
Falkirk
1.
Clyde,
2.
Hibernians,
2,
Queen
of
South
0,
Motherwell
.4,
Kilmarnock
3.
Partick
Thistle
3,
Hearts
1.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Queens
Park
2.
St.
Mlrren
1,
Rangers
1.
Third
Lanark
1,
Arbroath
1.
IF
YOU
ARE
WRONG,
ADMIT
IT
"Isn't
it'easier
and
less
humiliating
to
hfar
yourself
condemned
oiit
of
your
own
mbuth
than
out
of
some
one
else's?
Of
course
it
is.
"When
you
have
made
a
nlistake,
admit
it.
Admit
it
fully
arid
promptly
without
trying
to
find
'exciises.
If
anything,
let
your
self-criticism
be
excessively
seVere."
ARE
you
one
of
those
smokers
who
havt
made
the
t
mistake
of
not
"
trying
Turrets?
We
do
not
mean
to
suggest
that
everyone
6ught
to
"smoke
Turrets
all
of
us
are
entitled
to
choose
the
cigarette
"that
suits
us
best.
But
we
do
know
that
Turret
smokers
seldom
find
complete
satisfaction
in
any
other
cigarette.
The
reason
is
Turret's
unique
and
original
blend
of
fine
Virginia
tobaccos
which
makes
Turrets
just
that
much
different
just
that
much
better.
And
so
we
suggest:
if
'you
haven't
smoked
a
Turret
lately,
try
a
package
today.
Imperial
T.k.cro
CMutunr
ol
Cn.d.,
Mmli.J
C32
"There
is
an
6ld
proverb
vhich
says:
'By
fightirig
you
never
get
enotigh,
but
by
yielding
you
gt
more
than
"you
expected.'
"I
hilt
technique
not
only
-producej
astonishing
insults,
but
it
is
actually
more
satisfying
than
trying
to
defend
a
hopeless
position."
northern
Quebec,
Ontario,
th-e'stern
provinces
and
the
North-
,
Vest
Territories.
It
may
be
Inter
(
esting
to
know
that
planes
opera
'
l
Wltuiil
iiaii4
v..iiv
,
Flight
No.
4
were
receiving
the
dc
greater
tonnage
of
freight
and
ex-
.
monstrauon
oy
snori
wave
iron;
press
than
the
combined
plan'
,
5.100
feet
above
ground.
When
Mr
lsPrvlPPS
of
Grpaf
Britain.
Francr
scores
against
the
Old
Empress
',r
TransCanada
Airlines.
Mr.
Car
j,,r-
"0".
lntroduc!ed
Cdptaln
most
of
the
members
of
which
vr,
nni,,,
f,
.t,
Milton
II.
Anderson,
senior
pilot
team
are
now
in
Ketchiksn
ar.d
who
will
ran
off
their
-play
on
return
to
town.
High
average
scorer
last
night
was
JackUirtger
of
Gy
ro
Club
with
256.
Individual
"scoring
was
as
iranpral
manoffftr
nf
Vio
ftonfrro
Llll
I
.
......
aQ.
uniy
one
oi
two
scneauiea
ux-j
Vermont
Railway
and
Vice-Presi-tures
in
the
Five
Pin
Bowling
I
dent
"of
the
Central
Vermont
Air
League
was
completed
last
night,
way3,
subsidiary
companle;:
or
th-Pioneer
Laundry
defeating
Gyro
MWUJl,U41
AOiF
lOU
4Uj
Crasell
181
188
'
,
by
Trans-Canada
Airlines
in
link-
Kinslor
220
230
271i
'nK
tn
Pac"ic
Coast
to
Toronto
nd
Montreal
y
ai"
service.
StUes,
296
197
204
AssemIsSn"".'""l"II."l79
t
"276'
.service
has
played
an
lm-
young
204
131
x,rtnnt'
Parl
n
tne
development
Handicap
50
50
51
-anaaas
mmmg
industry,''
Total
1115
1034
1093
Cafscn
cbntlnued.
"Whlh
GYRO
1
2
Smith
102
179
Bulger
255
303
Lowen
.148
222
Borland
.....190
189
Low
Score
179
188
Handicap
40
40
Total
.:.
914
1121
C.
,N.
R.
A.
1
2
Comadina
140
234
Proctor
203
234
Ronald
210
106
-nere
are
lew
scneauicd
airlines
in
3
'Canada
today,
fifty
commercial
HOjcompanies
operate
planes
tran.v
211
j
-oKi"?
nrosoectors.
supplies
ani
161
1
machinery
to
the
most
remote
20S
"arts
of
the
Dominion.
By
way
ct
13C,
comparison.
I
might
say
that
in
40.
'936,
the
total
tonnage
carried
by
8C1
j
airliners
In
the
United
States
imr.Unted
to
0.959.000'
pounds.
In
1
f
flrtriarlr,
Canada
it
the
n
tn(A
n
r
nn
rnn
191
204
1,3
Mcintosh
,..:169
17G
131
Irving
.233
'269
122
Handicap
96
96.
96
Total
1051
1115
984
The
league
standing
to
date
;.s
as
follows:
Pioneer
Laundry
Gyro
Club
C.
N.
R.
A.
Old
Empres.s
Won
Lost
Pts
I
total
was
25.386,000
iracticallv
all
of
which
wn
Mo.
"
w
"
V
Hnnrl
n
tmMtA..-M
!
.
.
j-
-
w
luiium
mines
jocaiea
in
Central
Vermont
Airwavs.
In
turn
Mr.
Galloway
Introduced
Mr.
Tod'ri
and
the
Captain,
flying
more
Jhar.
n
mltn
nhnvp
irrniinrl
qiviV-b
u'ltH
the
mining
general
-superintended,
J
a
quarter
of
a
mile
below
the
ground.
It
was
a
dramatic
touc'.i
which
brought
forth
rounds
of
an-plause
from
the
crowded
banquft
hall.
In
the
conversation
which
followed,
Captain
Anderson
said
that
his
ship
had
a
speed
of
250
miles
per
hour,
with
a
general
cruising
speed
of
175
miles.
He
had
been
Identified
with
commercial
flying
for
10
years
during
which
he
had
flown
more
than
a
million
miles
and
had
about
8,500
hours
In
the
air.
The
flying
time
between
Montreal
and
Boston,
a
distance
of
274
miles,
was
one
hour
and
43
minutes.
In
his
opening
remarks,
Mr.
Galloway
outlined
the
detail
of
thr
various
types
of
communication
which
would
be'
brought
into
;us
and
the
method
by
which
it
was
possible
for
the
Rdtarians,
the
ra
dlo
audience,
the
people
in
th;
mine
shaft
and
the
passengers
on
the
alr-liner
all
to
listen,
at
once
to
the
same
program.
He
Intro
duced
to
the
gathering
Dr.
P.
W
St.
Charles,
President
of
the
Lake
Shore
Mine,
through
whose
courtesy
the
conversation
with
tht.
mine
had
been
arranged;
Hon
Chas.
McCrea,
formerly
Provincial
Minister
of
Mines:
R.
C.
Vauehan
Vice-President.
Canadian
National
Railways,
Montreal:
F.
E.
Maulson
director,
Dome
Mines;
A.
H.
Ca
yanagh,
general
manager,
Temis
kaming
'&
Northern
Ontario
Rail
way.
who
supplied
the
circuits
be
tween
North
Bay
and
Klrklam.
Lake,
which
with
the
local
facilities
of
the
"Northern
Telephone
Co.,
'enabled
'communications
to
bt
made
wRh.
the
1.80Q
fqot
level
of
the
mineshaft
ah,d
Sidney
Norman
mining
editor
of
the
Globe
and
Dundee
3,
HamUtOn
Academicals
Mail,
wh0
checked
many
of
the
figures
used
in
the
mlnihcr
stalls.
tics.
Reach
the
mcst
people
m
citj
and
district
with
rau
novertLsement
in
the
Dally
News.
FUR
SALtf
uu.tvinKj
wvu
J
,
nnrt
thA
Ilnlfprt
Ktfitps
III
lysil
ntiwn
c.
d.u
t
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u
V
.
v..avM
Mv.wwt
1
inilU
A.
Ill
k
1.
L
I
T
III
unnl
I
mc
iiuuiuci
ui
.unco
uj
,
non.
o
casn.
fnone
845
I
i:
i
i
j
.
.
nw
1
ii
000
miles.
This,
if
I
may
say
so
;
is
a
splendid
achievement
In
Ca
I
nucha's
'development.
Dramatic
Introduction'
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UMUi
.
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iiiai
LI1L
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