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Sunday,
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all
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the
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and
FOR
AND
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,There
will
during
the
next
few
moriths
be
a
great
many
arguments
for
and
against
the
trade
agreements
by
which
Britain,
United
States
and
Canada
are
bound
tdtrether
by
A
mutual
economic
arrangement.
An
effort
is.be!ng
made
to
show
that
the
advantage
is
all
to
the
United
States
and
none
to
Canada.
The
feature
that
is
not.pointed
out
by
either
side
is
that
the
arguments
seem
to
assume
that
the
former
trade
Agreement
with
Britain
would
have
gone
on
for
ever.
As
a
matter
of
fact
it
Was
due
for
tewritintr
verv
sonn
and
NEW
PARTIES
Resident
of
Old
Country
Gives
Little
Glimpse
of
What
I
Oolng
On
There
A
lady
Writing
to
a
Prince
Rupert
resident
from
rural
England
says:
I
have
taken
my
first
aid
In
con-J
hectlon
with
A.R.P.
and
am
now
going
on
with
gas
lectures
so
as
to
be
ready
In
case
of
attack.
We
sincerely
hope
it
will
never
come."
She
then
tells
of
a
section
of
the
west
of
England
that
Is
"all
built
up
in
connection
onnecuon
with
wun
a
a
local
locai
airplane
airpiane;R
are
surrounded
by
airplane
works.
One
of
there
employ
over
a
thous
and
men
and
four
more
are
In
eotfrre
of
construction.
The
letter
concludes:
"We
think
Chamberlain
look
the
rlghl
course
at
Munich.
Only
this
week
a
man
tame
taking
particulars
as
to
how
many
refugees
we
Could
lake
in
case
of
evacuation."
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Royal
Visit
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ance
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Winnipeg
lo
see
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DAILY
EDITION
S
LIKELY
TO
LOSE
Monday,
February
27,
1939.
tion
that
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
probably
did
the
right
thing
at
Munich,
it
seems
as
it
the
Labor
Opposition
in
the
British
Parliament
was
doomed
to
serve
another
few
years
in
the
cold
shades.
There
did
seem
to
be
some
chance
of
Labor
winning
with
the
help
of
the
few
liberals
and
other
opposition
groups
if
the
advice
of
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
had
been
taken
but
the
Labor
Party
expelled
Sir
Stafford
and
would
have
none
of
his
policy.
Yet
many
labor
groups
are
out
in
support
of
his
policy
and
there
lies
the
danger.
Conservative
Britain
will
probably
remain
Conservative
Britain
but
it
will
not
be
very
conservative.
As
usually
happens
in
that
country,
the
Conservatives
pass
most
of
the
radical
legislation
after
they
have
opposed
it
sternly
for
a
number
of
years.
According
to
everything
one
reads
or
hears
about
Kntrland,
the
people
are
calmly
accenting
the
fact
that
all
vlsil
will
be
made.
fnoit
bffnrfc
mil
rrn
in
t-oorminrr
!n
nwlan
f-
Irnon
nnss
VHVe
Clive
j
The
first
saving
was
one
that
nn
amount
of
parental
prompting
Alberta
Drama
Team
Selected
Clive
Dramatic
Society
To
Represent
Prairie
Province
in
Dominion
Festival
EDMONTON,
Feb.
27:
(CP)
Dramatic
Society
has
been
TOURIST
DOLLARS
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
27:
(CP)
"Mr.
Average
Tourist"
spent
$38.85
In
British'
Columbia
last
year,
according
to
-R,
A.
Hutchison,
secretary-manager
of
the
'Tourist
Association
here.
Mail
Scbeduli
For
thC
East
Mbnday,
Wednesday
Friday
and
From
the
East
I
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
I
BAlurday
11:00
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
12:30
noon)
could
not
have
continued
without
each
narty
to
the
agree-
Friddy
Thursday
30
10
111v.u1
ti
yiny
iu
KUi,
,-suinu
uuvitm-age,
i
nis
jk
an
important
February
13
and
23
fact
to
bear
in
mind
in
nlMhe
discussions
which
are
about
From
Vancouver-
These
are
days
of
ouick
changes.
There
has
been
'folk'
.
3
pjn.
p.m.i
tfli
take
place.
8unday
4
pjn.
;
.
4
I
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
1
'
Friday
4
p.m.
i
Kenruary
9
ana
19
a.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewarts-
Sunday
?"n.day
7
p.m.
at'
various
times
of
the
possibility
of
the
formation
of
a
rroni
Ant6x
and
Stewart
p.rr
5
p.m
3
p.m.
jitw
jjm
ly
ai
wuawa,
possioiy
a
new
national
party.
Also
Tuesday
1130
ajn
there
hap
been
talk
of
the
possibility
of
the
formatien
of
a"
Thursday
,
8
p.m.
Quebec
Nationalist.party.
Then'
there
is
the
movement
to
Fof
Naa!l
nhtt
nd
port
simpson-form.a
I
jew
businessmen's
oartyll
of.
which
looks
like
a
8BnS?
rrrr-.
1B
..
J
tendency
away
from
the
old
two-party
system,
What
it
rSS
ha
all
means
or
what
will
come
of
it
eventually,
nobody
seems
tor
Queen
cnariotu
islands-
'
m
to
know.
The
experience
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
and
his
February
10
and
24
....
9:30
p.m
new
party
at
the
last
election
would
seem
to
have
been
suf-
From
(lueen
charlotte
islands
iiceni
warning
to
new
party
leaaers
out
the
failure
of
one
rKUlUAr
0
a,lu
.
party
does
not
mean
the
failure
of
others.
Possibly
the
return
home
of
Premier
Henburn
of
Ontario
hna
Lm.
Jl
?J
and
M
10
"
V.
a.m
p.m.
tiling
to
do
With
the
new
movement.
,
February
13
and
23
a.ni.
I
Rev.
F.
B,
MeDormand
of
Edmon
ton,
director
of
church,
school
and
young
people's
work
for
the
Baptist
Church
in
Western
Canada,
had
useful
discussions
with
workers
of
the
local
church
during
his
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
last
week.
On
Wed
riesday
evening
he
met
the
young
people
and
discussed
their
actlvl
ties,
suggestions
being
made
for
future
programs.
On
Thursday
night
Mr.
McDor-
the
necessity
of
leadership
training
methods.
"
ICELAND
Sl'RVEY
THEODORE,
Sask..
Feb.
27:
C.N.R
Trains
For
the
East-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
days
From
the
East--
and
6
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
ana
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Frl-
p.m.
i
pni.
If
you
wish
to
swap
.wmelhlne
Try
a
Classified.
CANADIENS
WIN
AGAIN
Montreafcrs
Appear
Destined
Clare
in
National
Hockey
l'lay.off
After
All
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
27:
CP
Montreal
Canadlehs
continued
mand
met
with
church
workers,
j
thf,r
n,,,,,,,
Jate
season
come.
a
result,
they
have
risen
out
of
dai
nrn
in
Nnrinnn
iotepv
Baptist
Church,
presided
over
the
aRue
play-offs
after
all.
The
Joseph
Nordal,
ceramic
englneef.
rnvpnim
has
been
appointed
by
the
govern-
Boston,
0;
.Toronto.
1.
ment
or
Iceland
to
survey
that
Sunday
country's
mineral
resources.
He
Boston.
5;
Chicago.
1.
made
a
preliminary
survey
in
1034.
canadlcns.
3;
New
York
Steamship
Sailings
lng
room
table
has
been
reduced
Rnr;jntf
r,,oU
.
to
one
lone
bulb.
The
oldest
boy
skipped
his
last
Partly
as
a
result
of
the
recent
break
in
the
Labor
haircut;
one
of
the
girls
docs
ranks
in
TivitaSn
nnrl
nartlv
Vvontnico
nt
a
(tvnU'inrr
nrmvi'f.
without
butter
with
her
meals
and
the
youngest,
seven
years
old,
has
urged
"Dad"
to
miss
a
service
club
luncheon
occasionally
and
save
a
"whole
half
dollar."
Odd
pennies
saved
by
the
children
are
deposited
In
a
cocoa
tin
bank.
r
V
i.
Vl
"
tu
l'
'a
chosen
to
represent
Alberta
in
the
u
i
With
the
dictatorships.
The
sympathy
of
the
ruling
class-
Dominion
Drama
Festival.
es
seem
to
be
with
Germany
and
Italy
in
their
efforts
to
'
combat
Communism
but
against
them
in
their
efforts
to
subdue
the
democracies.
It
is
a
curious
condition
of
affairs,
just
as
curious
as
is
the
fact
that
the
British
radicals-urged
the
government
to
fight
the
dictators
and
then
V6ted
to
reduce
the
expenditures
on
armaments.
gers,
0.
Toronto.
1:
Detroit.
5.
i
Tomorrow
night
the
Montreal
Yanc
fflMO
rJllklil
tt-Ut
r1lt
n
T)itrtn
tnl
til
VHIIUUtV
llJ
f
W
UIIU
For
Vaneoum
lhe
Toronto
Manlo
tjf
nt
MM
Tuesday-Catala
1:30
pm.
York
with
the
Americans
Norah
,.
5
p.m.
Americans
rrom
Vancouver
Toronto
Sunday
ss.
Calala
4
pm
Detroit
had
been
able
to
effect
before-
Mday.
Pr.
A(JeIalde
4
pjIJ
Canadlfns
the
saving
of
electric
light
Win-
,
venture
,c"lu,c
nM
-
pm
tukt
kmaa
wt..i
",
"''
,
"8""
February
9
and
19
m.
Princess
csreiessiy
ki,
uurniirj
arc
nu
Norah
dark.
The
cluster
above
the
din-
r.
Ahvh.
strm,
a.m
Wednesday
8s.
Prince
Oeorge
4
pjn.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
..11:30
ajn.
Thursday
s.
Prince
1
Qeorge
8
p.m.
Montreal,
Ran-
Thursday-Ss.
Prince
The
National
League
standing
id
Oeorge
11:15
p.m.
date:
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
W
W
D
D
L
L
F
F
A
Ptl.
.a.
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...
uuotuil
1U
IIO
OU
February
13
and
23
4s.
Princess
Rangers
29
23
..18
..
10
13
II
11
2
!6
113
11
113
in
PG
18
21
22
21
76
60
95
91
85
107
70
85
92
124
NORTH
STAR
TAKES
LEAD
ForNj,asHiTerandrortS,-mpson-'
rjy
4c0rmg
a
tw0
game
to
QM
Sunday-ss.
catala
8
pm
victory
over
Electrical
Workers
num
nasi
uuer
anr.
rori
Mmpson
jsortn
star
has
moved
into
the
mesaay
ss.
catala
...1:30
pjn.
leadership
of
the
GROTTO
IN
WIN
AGAIN
fobarrvnUf
building
Vp
Margin
of
premier
In
City
Howling
Leazue
Grotto
scored
a
two
game
to
one
victory
victory
over
over
Royal
lioyai
Hotel
iioiei
In
in
the
me
CUtf
my;
,ork,.
bmldlng
highl
and
day.
.
W.
;
clpal
g
.
.
topic
JhJ
B,.hooi
..w
wa.
th
tolffta,
e
nrln-
!
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n"
lJ7"
?.
M
!'&
Arhatetir
rj,
her
strengthen
their
hold
on
first
place
In
the
standing.
The
lowly
the
cellar
and
appear
probable
to
t8
0,d
rtn(eA
w0n
tw0
one
oyer
upras
which
remains
tied
In
lec
id
place
with,
the
Royal
Hotel.
Mr.
McDormand,
who
arrived
or
the
even
t0
lhe
basement
by
'
losln8
Te
w
J
Ndi
Oundenon
of
Old
Em
from
Edmonton
Tuesday
night,
left
on.
.he
,.adl
nton
Brulna
,n
wm
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
al
Chicago
press
with
li
George
for
Vancouver.
Week
.
end
NaUona,
Hockey
deEm,'rr"
...
...
W.
Smith
Saturday
Ottrti:h
,
J.
Obmadlha
KIrulor
'Oundexaen
Totals
il'rlntrrv
fiamueln
Frank
.
.
,West
Totals
.
Crottw
imwn
-F.
Ccnadhva
Simendsoo
Moron
Totals
Itnval
Hotel
Todd
m
Zarelli
-vwtkl
3()
8-hlaberg
Smith
Totals
I
131
129
lt
134
.205
.
7IS
1
186
142
139
169
145
711
1
176
J
33
224
148
158
1
184
183
173,
192
183
917
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104
(30
137
141
m
t
114
136
154
146
168
111
2
156
161
193
195
171
til
2
174
134
199
171
175
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The
league
Handing
to
date:
Orotto
.
16
'
t
Old
Empre
13
11
noyal
.13
11
Displace
Rupert
Motor
From
Toil
Printers
6
18
Position
In
Comrhtrelal
U.
.
.
Inj
Leacoe
For
Ocean
Falls
Bowline
Lamn
-f
MacDonaM
M
o.imma
witl-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
1:30
p.m.
margin
over
Rupert
Motors
Is
one
m
nA
M,-'h,
Vamsnaka
of
Dta
Thursday
Ss.
Prince
ooint.
North
star
n1sv
n.
,.:
'Hh
146.
George
11:14
p.m.
last
Thursday
night,
the
Electrl-
Frlday
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
....
10
pjn.
clans
rolling
of
fthelr
play
yeater
Prom
Ocean
Falls
day.
Wed.
Ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
....
10:30
ajn.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Tiaay
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
....
4
pm.
oh
star
.
is
ss.
Venture
pjn
Rupert
Motors
.
14
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Parker's
Oaraje
13
February
10
and
24
ss.
Prince
Pioneer
Laundry
10
John
io:30
p.m
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
February
8
and
22
ss.
Prince
Royal
Lunch
9
Oyro
Club
g
Canadian
Legion
John
a.m.
Electrical
Workers
For
Alaska-February
9
and
19
ss.
Princess
Norah
a.m
rom
Alaska-February
13
and
23
ss.
Princes
Norah
a.m
From
Skeena
River-Friday
ss.
Venture
pm
Alpha
Is
Again
Winner
In
Girls'
Bowling
League
6
7
8
11
12
13
11
16
In
the
High
School
OIHs"
Bowling
League
standings
are-Alpha.
16.178.
Oemma.
13,734.
Beta.
13.373.
Soda
Fountain
Tea
and
Coffee,
floi
soaps,
t'anflles,
ToharCn
resH
Milk
ami
Cream
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Said
Mrs.
M.
to
Mrs.
N.
When
stormy
winds
do
clash
1
1
H
J
J
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vii
T
4V
J
And
Save
yourselF
some
Cash
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