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Monday,
January
9,
1939.
IS
IT
HOPELESS?.
REVIEW
COUKSE
OF
51
G
'
EVENTS
IN
PARLIAMENT
usual
this
year,
the
chief
subject
will
be
the
laying
before
opments.
(Continued
From
Page
On)
of
his
selection
as
leader
of
the
Na
tional
Conservative
party
aiit
his
election
to
the
house
as
member
for
London.
Mr.
Bennett's
face
and
voice
will
be
missed
as
he
Intends
to
move
to
England
shortly
after
the
opening
of
the
house
and
proposes
to
take
no
part
in
tfc
work
of
the
session
although
it
Is
hoped
he
may
make-
at.
least
a
farewell
appearance.
He
Is
still
the
member
for
Calgary
West.
ranks.
Mr.
Stevens
broke
with
the
party
In
193S
and
in
the
election
of
that
year
led
the
Reconstruction
Party
which
woo
only
one
seat,
his
own.
One
of
the
major
debates
of
the
session
will
be
on
the
new
trade
treaty
between
Canada
and
the
United
11
States.
As
i"
yet
none
of
the
'
op-
session.
Relations
Inquiry
Proceedings
of
the
royal
commission
on
Dominions-provincial
relations
during
the
recess
brought
forth
a
number
of
views
and
suggestions
on
revisions
of
the
financial
set-up
of
the
Dominion
as
between
the
several
governments.
The
critical
attitude
adopted
towards
r
iti
-1
;
n
y
l
A
.
i
,
l
1
1
I
-
reement
when
a
new
war
ap-
the
Liberal
members
the
question
of
party
leadership.
The
VvL
-w"e
"';u"c
leadership
of
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Kine;
has
been
"i
lTJT
S2
"
challenged
by
the
leader
of
the
Ontario
Liberals
and
it
has
threats
of
wars
may
be
reviewed
wiiii
me
conservative
rremier
uupiessis
m
yuenec
lO)1"1"""""
o""-"""
"
lirJno-
nhoilt
a
nhanrra
nf
loorlo-oliir
ot
OffaxL-n
i
past
year.
"-"""'yr
vyv-l-":nV
There
will
be
cabinet
council
mtT
T
ii
There
is
no
doubt
vt
that
Premier
King
still
has
the
con-meetln5S
aurln,
the
week
as
well
a
fidehce
ot
the
Liberal
members
of
Parliament
and
in
a
both
Liberal
and
conservative
cau-
ture.
The
Liberal
caucus
will
probably
pass
a
resolution
of
confidence
in
the
leader,
in
this
respect
following
the
example
of
the
Ontario
Liberals
who
unanimously
endorsed
the
leadership
of
Mr.
Mackenzie
Kinir.
However,
the
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
ab-
VfrV
fnrf.
thnr
rHKSntfsfnrrinn
hn
rl
Wn
Pvnrpsl
rmr
nnlv
normally
high
southwest
of
Van
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
January
g.
jjjj
SPORT
CHAT
Of
the
many
games
played
In
lh
IMpJ
rnnnrt
nf
F,nfn'h
tYmthntt
During
the
recess
ithe
ConservaW
yesteraay
principal
Interest
"J
the
Sames
of
r."uVrrr
..;,
'
Derby
County
vs.
Everton
and
return
of
H.
IL
Stevens,
the
Hon,
member
for
Kootenay
West
to
their
I
Chelsea
vs.
Arsenal.
Everton
won
'its
way
to
the
fourth
round
b)
scoring
the
only
goal
6f
the
gam.
Chelsea
eliminated
the
great
Gunners
by
a
two
to
one
count
(n
result
which
many
tonsldered
an
upset.
and
sot
150
for
11
minutes,
Buzz
Boll
May
Be
In
Play-Offs
l-
Udlllllld
IT
1115
"
-
.i...f
.v
..-j
to
v
uooui
.v.i
win
uinuuiii,
umij
meni
remainea
sueni
annougn
u
i
;
ri
l
among
members
of
the
party.
While
this
will
be
done
as
was
kept
fully
informed
of
devel-
(jlns
DOWlinCf
i
I
The
first
fixture
half
of
the
High
Bowling
League
on
School
airls
Saturday
re-
W
m,WJl,r
of
fl
af
pMmi
uun
t,,i
,t,
.
m
suuca
in
uamma
gaming
a.aecisive
'"-'i
muuiiviv
oianu
uiui,
x
iciiuci
JUUill
Iiau
II
CU
"
"c
ne""
,ui6-'
vli-tnrv
nvir
h
nthsr
t
prime
,lVi
over
uic
wum
owier
wiwi
a
...Sii.
.
'i
-v
4n.tnn
,UKtn
.1,-
vitiuty
At.
s
i?--
n
...
T-k
.
i
,
ii
theatre
tickets
for
the
highest
average
scorers
In
each
house
were
Calgary
158,
Jinx
Helen
Leslie
of
Gamma
with
general
way.
the
confidence
of
the
Liberals
of
Canada
al-
cuses.
The
conservative
caucus
has
LT
though
many
would
like
to
have
seen
a
more
pronounced
been
sAet
,or
Wetdnes!
dece
162
and
Josephine
oay
of
Alpha
attitude
on
the
part
of
Mr.
King
toward
the
question
of
LL
"
P
,wlth
,4L
unemployment,
wnicn
must
oe
uean
witn
in
tne
near
iu
score
of
1958.
Alpha
had
1671
and
Ihta
iat
The
winners
of
the
The
league
standing
so
far
Is:
Alpha
10,023.
Gamma
9,519.
Beta
9.458.
Recreation
Centre
by
Mr
Hepburn
but
also
by
many
other
LiboraK
hJSZS
RPnnP;n
Tnnitfhl
a
healthy
political
condition
quite
in
line
with
the
best,
islands.
The
weather
i&
unsettled
:
iveiipeillllg
lUfUglU
traditions
of
a
democracy.
over
British
Columbia
with
rain
on
the
coast
and
showers
over
the
In-
Garry
McGarrlgle.
director
of
the
1
terlor.
prince
Rupert
Recreational
and
rnwcpMTivP
pattpitc
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
Physical
Education
Centre,
who
has
-i
V,
,
,
AUlU)
'
,
lotte
Island-Fresh
southeast
winds,
been
rpending
the
Christmas
and
tifi
Wnile
i
loubtless,
the
eyes
of
the
country
Will
be
fived
becoming
strong,
cloudy
and
mild
ewj
Vf
holiday
seaion
at
his
linort
the
Liberal
caucus
as
being
the
outstanding
event
with
rain.
'.ifionle
at
Langley
Prairie,
returned
West
Coast
Vancouver
island-'
to
the
city
on
the
cardena
bit
of
that
kind,
the
Conservative
caucus
held
about
the
same
Moderate,
to
fresh
southeast
winds,
evening
from
the
south.
Tonight
time
time
and
ana
nrnhflhlv
prorjaDiy
nn
on
thP
tne
same
9amP
dav
uay
will
wm
ahn
aiso
Vp
be
vrv
very
im
im-
,
d
d
Ud
lth
the
local
centre
reopens
with
men's
POrtant
in
that
it
Will
be
the
first
Occasion
On
Which
the.
I
classes
on
Monday
evenings
and
Conservative
members
of
Parliament
will
meet
their
new
T)
TrT
rYiinU
1
ladies'
on
Tuesday.
leader
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion
who
has
stepped
into
the
I
U
I
DU
W
Vi
1
.
Ia,n
Elsenhardt'
of
Phv-
shoes
of
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett.
Dr.
Manion
has
been
'
rABAlQfSl!Sff
quite
outspoken
from
time
to
time
in
regard-to
matters
LAINWIdALo
avaiubie
a
safety
tumbling
of
policy
and
indeed
has
brought
upon
himself
the
reproof
i
net
at
the
local
centre
for
use
in
of
several
Conservative
newspapers
for
departing
from'
london,
Jan,
:
cp
f
sic
connection
with
more
advanced
the
regular
Conservative
formulae.
He
will
now
have
to
William
Bradford
oriffiths,
who
work-
reconcile
his
awn
political
views
with
those
of
his
party
achleved
x
fare.
as
the
headi
1
l
j,
followers
in
Parliament
80
that
to
a
great
extent
the
party
ToTTT
may
speak
with
one
voice
and
the
leader
may
know
exact-
Cuit
of
pannibau
in
sierra
Leone
ly
what
support
he
will
get
on
all
matters
that
come
be-
Africa,
is
dead
here
at
the
age
oi
fore
the
two
houses.
eighty
More"
recently
he
had
held
It
is
understood
that
Dr.
Manion
will
be
not
so
inde-
!he,pros?1?
,mcf
of
advlw
pendent
of
his
followers
as
was
Mr.
Bennett
who
was
of-t0
the
mlnUitryof
penslons-
tell
accused
of
being
a
dictator..
j
Try
a
Dally
New
want-ad,
j
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Dowl
For
Reservations
Phone
CSS
Talk
Of
Reviving
Basketball
In
Prince
Rupert;
Oil
Firm
has
aroused
considerable
interest
in
sports
circles
and
the
hope
is
expressed
that
it
may
result
m
a
revival
of
hoop
game
activities
in
this
city.
The
suggestion
is
being
heard
that
a
three-team
Senior
League
.
r
the
league
materialise.
It
k?
expect-j
ed
that
such
players
as
Herbie
Mar-igan.
Angus
MaiPhee,
Sev
Dominate
Jack
Campbell,
Sonny
Beynon
and
players
of
the
Scythian
Intermediate
championship
outfit
might
be
found
In
uniform
for
th
ntUr
usea
dom
and
shipped
out
of
town
to
give
a
more
or
less
uncertain
account
ol
Itself.
Mjch
appea:
whether
or
net
it
is
possible
to
Interest
'the
commanding
officers
of
the
local
naval
and
army
units
in
the
sport
of
basketball
Sportsman
And
Lieut.
Col
Otto
A.
Thompson
Ol
Hamilton
Dies
Was
in
Canadian
Army
Dental
Cwrp
HAMILTON.
Ont..
Jan.
9:
(CP)
Lieut.
Col.
0?.to
A.
Thompson
prominent
Hamilton
dentist
and
sportsman,
died
here
yesterday.
During
the
War
he
was
active
In
the
Canadian
Army
Dental
Corps.
Particularly
Interested
In
hockey.
ne
was
a
past
president
of
the
In
the
second
Hamilton
Ath)etlc
Association.
Win
First
Victory
In
Fifteen
Starts
Stampeders
With
Victory
Msht
i
"
.'''"Mil
GAME
WILD
AND
WOOLLY
No
Irs
Than
Seventeen
Penalties
.W
L'hk-aKu
Black
Hawks
Won
One
to
Nothing
Ovr
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
CHICAGO.
Jan.
than
seventeen
handed
out
In
a
9:
CP)
No
less
penalties
were
vlld
and
woolly
Jack
Campbell,
who
piloted
the
National
Hockey
League
game
her?
the'
commission
by
some
provincial
lloThat
Star
Uinser
of
Tor.nto
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-
and
;7k;
governments,
particularly
those
of
Maple
l.fs
May
B
In
Shape
gelation
team
to
Northern
British
JJ1'
SSSm
Korin?
he
Ontario
and
Quebec,
will
provide
Fro.,
Knee
Injury
by
Spring
Columbia
championship
m
1931.
SfStf
JSfJl!
mntriftl
for
debate.
1W-
u,lu
4J
expreasea
nu
-
-
-
-
-
-"
-
The
Inquiry
was
one
of
the
many
TORONTO,
Jan.
9:
iCPl-Burz
willingness
to
coach
the
boys
tf
they
quarrel
between
Premier
Mitchell
F.
Maple
Leafs,
who
Is
suffering
from
Hepburn
of
Ontario
and
Prime
an
Injured
knee
which
It
was
fear-Minister
Mackenzie
King.
This
dls-
ed
might
keep
him
off
the
Ice
for
pute
was
largely
one-sided
until
the
remainder
of
the
season,
will
December
when
an
attack
was
not
go
to
Florida
after
all
but
will,
made
on
Mr.
Hepburn
by
Labor
Instead,
remain
In
Toronto.
Hopes
Minister
Rnsers
and
TransDort
are
now
held
'that
he
may
be
in
One
great
advantage
of
having
a
Senior
League
in
steady
operation
would
be
that
an
Intelligent
select-
minister
Howe
In
which
Mr.
King
shape
to
play
in
the
National
1
his
would
eliminate
the
possibility
concurred.
It
was
followed
by
an
League
play-offs
In
the
spring.
liie
position
oi
unma
loaay
seems
10
me
casual
ou-
which
voiced
confidence
in
Mr.
server
to
be
hopeless
and
Japanese
people
consider
the:
King's
leadership,
war
is
won.
Local
Chinese,
however,
are
quite
confident
Evidence
adducted
at
the
in-that
the
cause
is
anything
but
hopeless.
They
still
say
XJ?'
lTZ
vS?
ii.
.
,
i
1
.
j
.
,
,
J
and
the
report
upon
It
by
Mr.
Jus-
that
everything
has
been
carried
out
according
to
plan,tice
.
H.
Davis
who
conducted
an
and
the
the
big
push
will
begin,
probably
in
the
snring.
lnvestination
win
Drovide
material
when
they
expect
to
drive
the
Japanese
out
of
the
country
for
debate
on
the
manufacture
of
again
they
country.
war
FEATURE
OF
OPENING
Ontario
federal
Liberal
caucus
and
destroy
most
of
them,
so
crippling
them
that
never
arms
and
mu
no,,
will
MT
t,a
invade
;,i
the
l,
u
'question
of
w
munitions
and
the
vexed
Student
Bowling
League
Resumes
Gamma
Wins
With
Alpha
Second
r
And
Beta
Third
i-hether
private
or
pub-
The
second
half
of
Jhe
High
11c
ownership
of
arms
factories
school
Bowling
League
started
off
hVldently
unless
Something
Unexpected
happens,
the'
snouid
be
the
policy
of
Canada.
Saturday
with
Gamma
Winning,
,
n
in
China
is
likely
to
-last
a
great
part
of
this
year.
The
report
.
it
is
understood,
justi-
Gamma's
score
was
2327.
Alpha
UentlSt
l
aSSeS
I
ilea
ine
coniraci
ana
clears
an
con-
iuiutct-uj
un
ii
auu
'cerned
fncludlng
Hon.
Ian
Mac-
next
with
2189.
Winners
of
the
kenzle,
minister
of
national
defence,
theatre
tickets,
donated
by
man-
The
major
development
In
inter-
ger
D,
O.
Borland,
were
Scherk
ol
Une
important
feature
of
the
opening
of
Parliament
natim
ffair
smrP
the
ast
ses-
Aioha
with
an
averaee
of
iso:
;this
week
Will
be
the
Liberal
party
caucus
Which
is
always
sion
was
the
Munich
agreement
and
Orimsson
of
Gamma
with
193
and
-held
either
just
before
or
immediately
following
the
ODeri-
the
partitioning
of
Czechoslovakia.
Holkestad
of
Beta
with
240.
ing
of
the
session.
Usually
this
caucus
deals
mostly
with
Dur,n
th!
crUis
Precedins
world
the
a
matters
of
policy
in
connection
with
matters
to
come
be-
"
...
.a
.IZ.
v,-
.,
fni'A
Kflf
inmonr
on
jc
rr
nuciii-n
a
nartmn
nmnnnt
nf
uniftr
.
j
i
era!
fist
tiahts
in
the
course
of
the
nlay
and
it
was
a
busy
evening
for
referees.
The
victory
put
the
Black
Hawks
back
in
fourth
place
which
they
had
lost
for
a
tlon
could
be
made
of
the
team
to
r
ple
Leafs
ho
blank-represent
lhe
leading
Boston
Dm-
Prince
Rupert
In
the
V1
faue
Northern
British
Columbia
championship
competition
in
the
spring.
Ira
one
to
nothing
at
Toronto
Sat-
urday
night.
f
In
New
York,
the
Rangers
scored
of
an
unconditioned
and
J
'
7w
unprac-
ii..j
.
v..
win
a
Hi
J
n
victory
.
over
the
Am-
team
icum
being
uruig
5f
selected
i:i(fu
at
ui
ran
tan-
.
-
wtthm
three
points
of
the
first
place
Boston
Bruins.
0.h,n8e.
"rP
tho
Detroit
Red
Wine,
to
a
one-!
all
count
In
an
overtime
contest
.
It
was
the
third
straight
draw
.
game
for
the
Canadlens
who
are?
still
In
the
cellar
below
the
Red;
'
Wines.
I
Next
fixtures
will
be
tomorrow'
night
with
Canadlens
at
Detroit,
I
Rangers
playing
Americans
again?
In
New
York
and
Chicago
at
Boston.
National
League
week-end
score
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Boston,
0;
Toronto,
2.
Sunday
Detroit.
1;
Canadlens,
I
f
Rangers,
5:
Americans,
2.
,
Toronto.
0;
Chicago,
1,
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland,
0:
Spokane.
10.
Hockey
Standings
The
National
Standing
to
date:
W
Boston
16
Rangers
-
14
Drop
Long
Americans
11
Saturday
Chicago
9
.Toronto
8
Detroit
6
Jan.
9:
(CP)-Cal-
Canadians
5
gary
Stampeders
have
won
their
Pacific
Coast
nrst
ame
in
fifteen
starts
in
the
Portland
17
Southern
Alberta
Hockey
League.
Seattle
1J
Saturday
night
they
defeated
Old
Vancouver
7
us
Dy
score
oi7,
to.4.
Spokane
4.
Hockey
League
D
L
F
A
Pts
1
8
S3
29
33
&
57
39
30
8
63
64
24
11
52
50
21
11
43
37
20
14
49
67
16
14
47
72
H
League
4
3
81
52
33
&
t
60
82
31
5
12
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4
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