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Wednesday,
May
10.
1939
THE
NEW
DEMOCRACY
itjcwu
.
When
speaking
at.
Victoria
recently
HonWD.
Her-
FORMER
COTTON
MILLS
In
the
neighborhood
of
Manchester
a
number
of
cot
ton
mills
have
been
forced
out
of
business
as
a
result
of
industrial
changes.
Rayon
haa
in
many
cases
taken
thr
place
of
cotton.
Three
of
these
factories
have
been
made
over
and
turned
into
factories
for
ready-to-wear
clothes
employing
girls.
Hundreds
of
them
are
getting
work
in
these
factories
and
some
of
the
output
is
being
exported.
VANCOUVER
MODEL
.
The
proposal
to
form
a
co-operative
farm
in
the
,
neighborhood
of
Vancouver
where
some
of'
Vancouver's
unemployed
may
get
relief
has
a
precedent
in
South
Walen
I
where
in
the
Vale
of
Glamorgan
one
hundred
unemployed
'
miners
settled
on
a
farm
which
they
cultivated
with
much
'
pleasure
and
profit
to
themselves
and
benefit
to
their
wives
and
families.
Each
settler
averaged
about
eleven
'dollars
a
week
besides
setting
free
vegetables.
The
cot-1
ta'e.?
in
vhich
they
lived
cost
them
a
dollar
a
week
for
rent
and
a
garden
went
with
each
cottage.
If
you
lose
anythinjr.
artvpiiiso
for
it
0
THE
ANNUAL
SELF
-
DENIAL
Effort
May
1
to
May
20
In
Aid
of
Our
World-Wide
Social
Service
When
Called
on
Please
Give
Liberally
To
the
Service
That
Succeeds
REDS
AND
SOX
WIN
leaderships
In
National
and
American
Baseball
I
eat
up
Remain
line
banted
St.
Louis.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
overwhelmed
t
Uie
Brooklyn
Dodfter
f
13
to
1
at
Brooklyn
to
assume
ex
clusive
possession
of
second
place
in
the
National
League.
The
Dodgers,
Boston
Bees
and
Chicago
Cubs
are
now
in
a
three-way
tie
for
third
place.
New
York
Yankees
won
8
to
0
over
Chicago
White
Sox
and
remain
runners-up
In
the
American
League,
the
lead
of
the
Red
Sox
being
still
only
mathematical.
With
the
Chicago
White
Sox
sUll
in
third
place.
St.
Louis
Brown
Washlngtoji
Senators
and
Cleveland
Indians
are
tied
for
fourth
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
St.
Louis.
13:
Brooklyn.
1.
Cincinnati.
8;
Philadelphia.
4.
Chicago.
11:
New
York.
7.
Pittsburg-Boston,
rain.
American
I.eajue
New
York.
8:
Chicago,
6.
Boston.
10:
St
Louts.
8.
Washington
at
Cleveland.
Philadelphia
at
Detroit,
rain.
The
clubs
move
to
new
stand'
today
as
follows:
National
League
Chicago
a
Boston.
St.
Louis
at
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
at
Brooklyn,
Pittsburg
at
New
York.
American
League
New
York
ai
St.
Louis,
Philadelphia
at
Cleveland.
Washington
at
Detroit.
D'ss-ton
at
Chicago.
;
The
league
standings
to
date:
I
National
League
Cincinnati
St.
Louie
Brooklyn
..
Bosjton
.
a..
Chicago
4
W.
L.
...10
6
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8
8
....
8.
8
9
9
Yet
word
comes
from
Ottawa
that
fhad?Phia
9
9
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uik
iu
ut
a
uuiiiuci
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licit
iuc
tajiuiuaics
111
jpjttsburg
8
10
field
and
they
are
being
financed
through
the
New
De-
American
League
mocracy
party
which
has
plenty
of
money
with
which
to;
Boston
10
pay
election
expenses.
Mayor
Lyle
Telford
of
Vancouver
N"T
York
11
is
supporting
the
new
party
but
declares
it
is
not
a
new
RflLlg
"
political
party
but
"a
surface
indication
of
the
growing
whJnton
Z
7
unrest
among
the
people
of
Canada."
Cleveland
7
One
of
the
chief
complaints
against
the
members
of
phUadeiphia
6
the
old
parties
has
been
that
they
took
money
to
carry
on
0611-011
-
6
political
campaigns
from
people
who,
after
they
were)
elected,
exnected
rewards
of
various
kinds
In
the
form
of
nTe
thousand
prince
political
favor.s.
Now
we
find
money
corrjng
from
some
tofhem
unknown
quarter
to
finance
candidates
who
favor
the
,av
se!i
Herridge
policies.
What
are
we
to
think?
Evidently
the
'
new
democracy
in
some
respects
resembles
the
old.
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5
7
9
9
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10
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EASTERN
CITIES
PLAN
GALA
WEEK
FOR
ROYAL
TOUR:
MANY
VISITORS
al
.
subjects
.
and
brightly
decorated
with
Venetian
masts,
m
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1
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T-l
lz-toot
standards,
evergreen,
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uunnng.
ueiore
entcrtn
the
MarKlts
on
return'
;
Imm
the
United
State
tue
roy!y
Their
Majesties
will
be
Oov-
party
will
visit
the
Eastern
Town
ships
of
Quebec
and
various
noinis
on
the
south
shore
of
the
St.
Lawrence.
In
the
city
of
Sher-
brooke.
a
40-minute
tour
la
planned
and.'
as
in
other
cities,
special
provision
is
being
made
for
shuol
chlldieii
and
war
veterans
along
the
route.
Across
the
river
from
Quebec
Levis,
a
French
city
named
foi
me
of
Montcalm's
generals
in
the
defence
of
Quebec,
and
the
railway
terminal
town
of
Riviere
du
Loop,
will
see
Their
Majesties
when
he
royal
train
halts
briefly.
Al
Newcastle.
N
B
.
the
royal
part-.
vlll
leave
the
blue
and
silver
train
nd
motor
t,
Fredericton
In
Fredericton
the
King
anc
"ueen
will
be
driven
to
the
legislative
buildings
for
a
reception
by
Lleutenant-Oovernor
Murray
Mac
Laren,
Premier
A.
A.
Dysart,
othe.-government
members
a
ad
eivk
0'
rtclals.
Next
on
the
program
U
luncheon
at
Lady
Bsavefbrook'i
building
men's
reaklenee
at
the
Unlventty
of
New
Brunswick.
Af
ter
a
brief
tour
of
the
city
tht
'ads
-oyal
visitors
will
motor
to
Saint
1
John.
Tour
of
Saint
John
In
passing
they
will
see
the
old
Government
House
near
the
St
John
River.
Erected
in
1828.
It
was'
the
home
of
governors
of
the
prov
j
nee
for
nearly
70
years
King
Edward
VII,
when
Prince
of
Wale
Ml
was
entertained
there
In
1860
It
wbs
crasea
in
imi.
me
governor!
j
aiienrara
living
in
tnetr
own
homes
'
and
renting
a
house
or
laying
at
a
hotel
in
Frederlctos
during
legislative
session.
The
structure
is
now
used
as
provtn-:ial
headquarters
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
At
present
an
apartment
house,
he
old
buildmg
where
the
first
legislative
assembly
met
also
If
m
the
royal
route.
The
present
parliament
building
Is
ui
mod
err
ernment
Home
guests
of
the
Ueut
enant
governor
at
tea
for
abou:
20
minutes.
In
passing
from
King
Street
to
Prince
William
Street
they
will
see
Market
Slip,
where
thousands
of
loyalists
disembarked
after
the
close
of
the
American
Revolutionary
War.
Ml
Elizabeth
Halley
Brough
of
Edinburgh.
Scotland,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thU
morning
and
will
proceed
on
this
evening's
train
to
Smlthcrs
to
pay
a
ten-day
visit
with
her
brother
and
nster-ln-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
i
Brouth.
MIm
Brous'h
has
been
vis
I
ting
In
Australia,
New
Zealand.
I
maxpa
.Most
people
Do
you?
C0EO
FOR
RENT
CLEAN.
WeU
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tf.
FOR
SA
l.F
construction.
Nearby,
overlooking
FOR
LEASE
The
whole
of
the
the
broad
St.
John
River.
Is
state-
two
upper
floors
of
Alder
Block;
ry
Christ
'
Church
Cathedral
said
30
rooms.
Furniture
for
sale.
Ar
to
have
been
'the
first
cathedra
ply
W
J
Alder,
city
Hal.
tt.
foundation
on
on
English
English
soil
slncj
the
Norman
Conquest.'
Loyalists
who
;.ed
to
New
FOR
SALE-
1937
deluxe
Fordor
Sedan,
good
as
new.
mileage
li.-000.
Phone
Red
415.
tf.
FOR
LEASE
WORK
WANTED
Brunswick,
then
a
nart
of
Nova
SCANDINAVIAN
woman
desire
i
Scotia,
settled
Fredericton
and
portion
eooklrij
for
small
crew.
Saint
John
at
the
same
time.
1783
Apply
Box
7.
Dally
News.
M12
but
the
latter
Is
more
commonly
-known
as
the
'loyalist
city."
In
WANTED
visiting
Saint
John.
Their
Majes-
ties
will
see
the
first
incorporated
WANTED
G
I
rl
for
soda
f
Jty
in
Canada
'1785.
and
luneb
-Maceys.
i
Mayor
D.
L
MacLaren
will
greet
uhe
royal
party
outside
tho
seaport
city
Entering
Saint
J
aim
the?
w-H
I
see
the
famous
reversing
folk
formed
twice
dally
by
conflict
of
the
tide
and
current
at
the
month
of
the
St.
John
River.
Arrival
of
the
King
and
Queen
by
motor
will
be
In
contrast
with
that
of
the
last
royal
visitor,
the
Duke
of
Windsor,
who.
when
Prince
of
Wales.
landed
at
Saint
'John
from
H
M.
S,
Dragon.
j
Durln?
a
two-hour
stay
jn
th?
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fountalr
and
lunch.
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MISS
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(Continued
From
tue
One)
demand
requires
but
the
trend
of
the
market
prices
nf
your
clival
products.
The
prices
of
both
lead
and
tine
are
somewhat
under
those
prevailing
during
the
last
quarter
of
1M4
and
considerably
so
under
those
prevailing
In
the
tn
k
.....Ia.
at...
it..
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PHILADELPHIA
May
10-
--
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uiai
jct,
me
r?
Cincinnati
Reds
and
Boston
Red
Quebec
And
Maritime
Centres
Make
Ready
for
Royal
eraae
price
of
lead--expressed
m
Sox
continue
m
the
ieadehip
of
(llos(s
Returning
to
Canada
From
the
United
State
JIhl
'
the
National
and
American
bate-
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100
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torv
over
the
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here
yester-
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at
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1038
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In
1039,
These
trends
are
not
as
yet
Alarming
and
a
little
firmer
demand
will
readily
stiffen
current
prices.
"Here.
I
should
like
to
refer
very
briefly
to
the
effect
of
the
d".
mands
for
rearmament
on
th
non-ferrous
metals,
which
has
been
so
clearly
explained
by
Mr.
Henry
Gardner
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Amalgamated
Met
al
Corporation
In
London.
England,
earlier
this
month.
It
Is
ad
mitted
that
this
demand
has
done
much
to
keep
up
the
activity
of
the
metal
Industry,
but
our
experience
and
that
of
the
Industn
as
a
whole
Is
that
prices
and
turnover
are
more
favorably
influenced
by
demand
for
normal
industrial
purposes
than
for
rearmament.
In
Mr.
Oardner's
words-
The
state
of
uncertainty
that
creates.'
'
re-armament
a
necessity
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vc
M.r-kni,
much
enterprise
and
prob-Stnlthers
visit
she
will
return
to
hi.
Mni.
a...
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acmisna
07
way
01
rew
1
ort.
Airs.
Brough
has
been
here
since
Saturday
night
to
meet
her
They
will
be
Joined
at
Tree
by
Mr.
Brooyh
who
has
not
seen
his
sister
for
twenty-five
years.
ft
N.
R.
TRAINS
Tor
the
nat
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
days
e
Fmm
the
Rst
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
read
the
eta.irtri,.lSat"rltt
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