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EDITORIALS
EMPIRE
A
UNIT
One
feature
of
the
present
crisis
is
the
Empire
unity
that
has
been
shown.
Every
Dominion
and
most
of
the
colonies
have
evidently
been
indicating
to
the
British
government
that
they
are
with
them
to
the
full
extent
of
their
resources.
While
Canada
has
not
officially
declared
herself,
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
has
undoubtedly
kept
the
British
High
Commissioner
informed
of
the
recommendation
he
will
make
to
Parliament
and
has
assured
him
that
Parliament
will
accept
his
recommendations.
Canada's
stand
is
obvious.
VOICE
OF
CANADA
If
the
war
comes
today
or
tomorrow
and
Canada
is;
asked
vhat
she
will
do
about
it,
the
voice
of
Canada
will
be
as
the
voice
of
one
man
We
think
we
can
hear
thatj
voice
sweeoing
through
the
nine
provinces,
the
Yukon
a"-
;
the
NorthWest
Territories
and
it
is
doubtful
if
there
willj
be
a
dissenting
sound.
It
will
be
a
voice
of
protes
ara'n't
the
use
of
f
orcean
the
settlement
of
international
disoutes
If
the
voun?
men
of
today
find
it
necessary
to
sacrifice
themselves
it
will
be
to
save
those
of
future
generations.
.
i
AN
EXCELLENT
CHOICE
Thoee
who.
met
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
Car-rente
when
they
were
in
Prince
Rupert
feel
sure
that
the
Salvation
Army
heads
made
no
mistake
in
choosing
them
t
control
the
destinies
of
the
world
wide
organization
succeeding
Commissioner
Eyerigeline
Booth.
Commissioner
Carpenter
was
appointed
territorial
commander
for
Canada.in
1937.
He
is
an
Australian
by!
birth.
j
Accompanied
by
Mrs.
Carpenter,
General
Carpenter
j
visited
Prinze'
Rupert
last
fall.
and
spoke
at
many
meet-j
ings
and
before
several
organizations.
He
made
a
fie
impression
here
and
there
are
those
locally
who
will
be
gratified'at
his
choice
as
the
new
head
of
the
Army,
dissent
from
two
local
residents
who
think
that
Canada'
should
remain
aloof
in
these
troublous
times.
In
this
dem-j
ocratic
country
every
man
has
a
right
to
his
opinion
and
to
express
it.
May
we
just
draw
attention
to
the
fact
that
'
the
solidarity
of
the
Empire
and
the
need
of
speaking
as
German
or
Hussian
rule
they
would
not
be
allowed
to
give
voice
to
dissident
opinions
such
as
they
have
expressed
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in
a
Junior
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tame
on
Wednesday.
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on
both
sides
showed
ability
and
promise
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it
was
a
keenly
contested
jame.
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were
Arney.
Bill
and
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for
Fraser
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and
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and
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COMMISSIONER
AND
MRS.
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LONDON
August
25
CP
-Commixsiuner
George
L
Carpenter
of
Canada
was
yesterday
elected
commander-ai
:uef
of
the
Salvation
Army
with
rank
of
General
sur
ceding
Gt
r.eraJ
Evangeline
Booth
who
is
retiring
because
of
the
aye
Urn.
Juniors
Play
Baseball
Game
SPORT
CHA1
Jimray
Taylor
was
net
diseour-
-A.
Cambridge
University
boat
crew
started
their
South
African
tour
by
defeasing
an
Orange
Free
State
crew
by
three-quarters
of
a
length,
over
a,
Jtbree-quarter
mile
course
at
Kroonst&d.
London
Caledonians,
famed
am-
By
MORGAN
M.
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Associated
Press
Staff
Wnt-T
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
25
AP
The
abrogation
of
the
Jspanrx.
American
trade
treaty
of
19
convinces
knowing
observers
tius
.v
unied
States
Stale
lpait
ment
it
trying
u
kUl
10
xuu-
with
one
stone.
(
Whether
Cordell
Hail"
note
c
:
compllshes
its
purposes
cannot
bt!
known,
of
course.
lot
some
time
But
it
Is
generally
atrred
that;
Jtese
are
his
targets:
j
1.
To
keep
Japan
guesting
and!
thtrtby
strengthen
the
America.!
i
position
in
the
Par
East.
Nobody.'
least
of
all
Japan,
can
gueas
what
attitude
the
United
States
wlH
u-.
toward
an
embargo
against
Japan
at
the
end
of
the
six
months
period
required
before
the
treaty
is
repealed.
Mr.
Hull
has
long
tried
to
keep
other
nation
i
guessing
about
American
policy
j
.
T
.
.7
.
I
.
J
.
I
Uclt
popular
in
iiiLTiiiLiuiiai
i
Jti&.
rt
ui
ami
iaw
-
r
other
players
in
the
dark
about
your
hand.
2.
To
observe
strictly
international
law
and
thereby
accent,
by
rnntratt
the
inferene
that
Jana
1
is
among
those
outlaw
aggrrsyi'j
nations
the
United
States
has
so'
often
condemned
In
recent
years.
Japan's
first
aggression
in
Chin.1,
for
Instance,
is
condemned
as
a
violation
of
the
nine-power
treaty
guaranteeing
the
Integrity
of
China.
3.
By
using
the
word
"abrogate."
and
by
adopting
a
mild
tone,
to
take
a
step
from
which
it
will
always
be
possible
to
recede
without
losing
prestige,
or
without
involving
Japan
officially
to
ageo
at
inuawng
iwenuewi
m
ms
charge
that
the
U.
S.
is
using
bluff
first
ra:e
at
Catterick
Bridge
race
and
unfair
economic
pressure
Ab.
track
in
LondotL
For
Jtamy.
tt-
rogation,
In
Uv,
U
an
Inoffenstv
pound
apprentice
jockey,
is
only
10
method
of
repeal.
If
the
state
de-years
old
and
"vault
quite
last
"
partment
had
renounced
th'
treaty,
that
would
have
implifd
There
Is
na
holding
"Big
Bill'
the
United
States
was
on
the
Illdaa.
The
vjferan
United
States
point
of
breaking
off
commercial
tetsnis
star
played
Lester
Stolen
relations
with
Japan,
an
un
friend
-
terore
sjww
spectator
m
Leicester,
ly
act
within
range
of
war.
Fraser
Streets
Pavflkis.
Arney.
ZZT,
T,
I
in
r,
ru
tt
the
score
8-3.
14-14
against
htm.
Bobters
BritUh
4.
At
the
same
time,
to
Drevent
Japan
from
taking
it
for
grantell
that
the
United
States
will
not
re-1
tahate
for
the
abuse
of
Americans
j
in
the
Far
East,
and
for
Japan's'
pressure
against
the
open
coor
in1
China.
Rather,
she
might
expect
an
embargo
against
shipment
i
from
the
United
States
of
materials
that
hln
Jarvin
firw
n.i
k..
Si
Aoctetion
Amateur
tle,
estlmale
fa
Uub
was
founded
la
.we.
the
matertalj
essential
to
jar-
.
nese
military
forces
in
China.
Tfc.
The
W(K1
r,
Brown
Ribbon,
Germany
s
S.
Aj
a
timely
move,
to
T"
W&n
tWl
'n-rthen
the
hand,
or
Z
riddenby
Cbarlea
Dtttett.
The
fav-
lomaU.
who
are
supposed
to
bt
oriU,
Pro:le.
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iWnL
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.
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k
luujmrj
amance
agams;
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m
tne
axl
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fce
Bradford
Cricket
mUjon
In
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a
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.
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Rochdale
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where
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Invest-
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p
rOIi
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dependent
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Senate.
;FOR
SALE-Chlna
cabinet,
gatele?
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large
tracU
of
marshland
Btb
Partle.
Support
turned
Into
valuable
farm
land,
afalnst
Japan,
the
administration
dykes
to
hold
back
the
sea
water
alao
clearly
show.
It
is
trying
to
FOR
SALE
8
room
house
2
lots,
have
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beat
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v.
mirwh
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Smokehouse.
Party
leav-
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planting
will
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car-
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T.S.S.
CARDENA
EltlOAT'
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
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Vancouver,
Thurs,
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
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If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J,
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
861