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DAILY
EDITION,
rr-i
Tuesday,
January
3,
1939,
AWAKENING
TO
DANGER
The
danger
to.
democracies
both
from
Fascist
die-
FISHERIES
COME
BACK
Science
Comes
to
Support
of
d
us
try
in
.Maritime
2i
nv,
joiin.
piusniiRv
In
kS
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
5
BOSTON,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
Science
ffij
has
come
to
the
aid
of
the
New
jfc
England
fishing
Industry
and,
In
spite
of
the
furore
over
the
Ca-5
nadlan
trade
treaty,
may
keep
the
fishing
fleets,
out
of.
the.
red.
W.
C.
Herrington,
director
of
the
North
Atlantic
area
for
the
United
States
Bureau
of
Fisheries,
ex
pects
that,
within
the,
next
few
months,
scientific
deveiopmentsfwlll
quicken
the
pace
of
recovery
and
restore
off-shore
fisheries
to
the
full
flood,
of
prosperity
which
once
made
them
New
England's
largest
industry.
The
Bureau,
with
a
laboratory
at
Harvard'
University,
studies
the
mysteries
of
fish
habits
and
life
rn-rOoeLatlon
with
the
owners
c
W
flsljlng
vessels
and
the
manage
j
jf$
merits
-of
"the
few
big
corporations
that
are
rapidly
absorbing
the
info
d&ttt
5S-
Results
Results
already
already
have
have
been
been
pro-
pro-
.
v
I
Trojans
Win
Great
Ganie
I
PASADENA.
Jan.
3:
(CP)
.
University
of
Southern
Call-
fornia
defeated
Duke
by
score
of
7
U
in
the
classic
American
Pasedena
Rose
Bowl
football
game
here
yesterday.
A
touchdown
In
the!
closing
stages
of
play
gave
the
victory
to
the
Trojans.
Hockey
Scores
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
Saturday
Vancouver,
2r
Spokane,
2
(overtime).
Seattle,
3;
Portland,
5.
Monday
Spoqane,
4;
Vancouver.
5.
Hockey
Standings
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
16
4
,3
78
40
36
duced.
The
mackerel,
most
whim-
Seattle
12
5.
8
86
78:21
sical'flsh
In
the
sea,
had
been
a
Vancouver
7
5
lz
63
95
19
riddle
for
years.
No
one
knew
Spokane
3
4
16
56
89
10
where
t0
find
the
schools.
Working
from
Maine
to
Florida,
the
scientists
studied
the
mackerel,
traced
Its
migration
routes
and
habits
and
soon
announced
a
complete
time-table
of
Its
annual
behaviour.
With
the
solution
of
the
mackerel
problem
well
advanced,
sclent
tlsts
turned
their
attention
to
providing
new
crops
of
fish
species'
to
bolster
cod
and
haddock
which
I
for
years
were
the
two
chief
i
kinds
marketed.
Such
names
as
ieusk.
dabs,
wnlf
fish,
rose
fish.
red
fish,
pollock,
gray
sole,
lemon
manles
exist
in
Europe
today
sole
and
so
forth
have
begun
to
though
the
one
outside
the
fron-'aDDear
on
fish
receiDts
As
further
tiers
of
the
Third
Reich
Is
little.
J
example
of
this
search
for
new
heard
of,
marlni"
prnns.
thprp
In
thp
nelta-
Paris.
tlon
for
shrimping.
Already
shrimp
itatbrshios
and
from
Communistic
dictatorshiDs
is
beinp'are
rdvins
New
England
a
new
GERMANS
.
INPARIS
Croup
of
Leaders
in
Arts
and
Crafts
of
Old
Empire
Stick
Together
PARIS,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
Two
Oer-
rise
oj
nuuu
timer
wnen
mous
.thosfe
who
eame,
to,
Canada
from
Central
Europe
dr
ahion5.s(ud,es
of
the
il!h
themselves.
The
eiist
renowned
for
a
lifetime
of
ef-
tHe,
more
ignorant
a,d
Unfortunate.
of
OUr
citizens.
Itlflstudy
ha-s
led
to
the
knowledge
fort
to
find
a
basis
of
friendship
kept
going
lamely
by
means
Of
mSldlOUS
underground
oi
fish
habits
and
migrations,
facts
tor
trance
and
Germany,
writes
to
piaved.
i
i
mi..'
i"
il.
ti.j
ii
...tSill.
:
that,
nllt
on
n
hi
a
cnonitm
tn
molra
them
on
thpfr
fifth
nnnlvprnirv
vrtA
'nroDOiranaa.
i
ne
man
or
ine
iniernauunsMtJi
which
'controlled
b
Russian
leaders,
is.
to.
have,
key
men
at
all
imnortant
noirtts
fn
the
country,
who,
will
quietly
keep,
the
,
.
.
W
.
V.
Ub.V....',V-
.
J
lUHI.b
,
-
-
-
-
-
-
.......
h.
v.
f
.
forecasts
of
fishing
receiots.
each,
i
year
Jurt
as
exnerts
of
the
De-
rtiovemerit
alive,
try
to
make
it
respectable
and
await
a
'forecasts'
of
corn
and
wheat
and
ume
wnen
yit;
country
is
unuer
stress
oi
war
ur
liimiiu:
and
then
become
suddenly
active
with
a
view,
to
fomenting;
'
fcientisu
have
studied
from
yes-reUioaalaihsl
tbe
powers
of
theday.
:
1?
LtaaSd
Dear
German
Friends:
In
you
U
the
old
Germany
which
we
love
and.
honor
for
her
noble
traditions,
of
liberty
of
thought,
high
conscience
and
profound,
sense
of
humanity.
In
you
is
the
empire
of
a
free
and.
Independent
interior
life,
the,
unlimited
horizons
of
Intellectual
in-
Ohe
feature
of
the
propaganda
that
keeps
the
SUb:
and
weighed
fish
and
preserved
splration."
inprsive,,
rnovement
gojng
is.-
the
sending
of
highly
colored
specimens
in
aicohoj
for
reference,
i
'
accounta
from
Russia
in
regard
to
the
true
condition
of
&ooPS
were
d
th
s
,
Trafhc
affairs
there
Tliese
stoneware
believed,
by
thignpranj
tjrainS,
who
are
willing
to
grasp
at
any
straw
in
the
hope,
of
get-.
mas
of
plant
and
animal
life
that
p4.r
the
East-ting
for
themselves
something
that
they
can
never
attain
Wilt
in
the
water
as
food
for
Mohdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fr!-
ih
a
competitive
market.
So
continual
and
glowing
have
days
e.
p.m.
Heen
these,
renorts
that
even
sensible
Socialists
'
have,
been
ihZ
e
Frm
f
,
1
o.-ro
U
tUm
A
,tr
mamU
nf
wnh
rrrrfima
QO
W
laooraiorv
siuoies
wim
mic-;
mesaays,
inursqays
tV
j
J?
u
u..uv.v,,Bj.vo(
fi:'v;
i
rpscone
and
all
the
other
anoar-
Saturdays
tne
uo-uperaiive
VvOmmonweann
nave
an,
juea
f,nm
some
atus
of
the
bioioglcaj
ifthnratorv.'
dac
Canada
wjll
have
a
government
corresponding-some
An
exampi?
of
the:
'
secrets
thev
-
-
...
what
to
that
of
Russia
have
found
is
that
the
scales
of
fish
the
,ndJnKs
by
tabulating
the.
re-;
'
'
forma
celpts
of
fishing
vessels.
The
catch-!
"'W
i
'lx.
i
e
it
4.
i
comnlete
autobioeraohv.
The
danger
with
most
of
these
movements,
as
also
Each
vear
a
adds
1
vary
amazingly
from
mon:
to
With
the
Fascist
movement,
is
that
there.
IS
SO
much
that
er0wth
to
Hls.sqales
arid,
by
study,
month
and
year
by
year
by
IB'
admirabj'e
aoput
them,
that
people
are
.apt
to
be,
misled,
ing
these
Unci,
the
scientist
can
tell
working
out
the
averages
for,
def-The.
Chief
evil'
ih
Communism
is
that
Ui
sets
class
against
ow
old
the
fish
It,
what
he
ate
and
nlte
perjlpdt,
we
can
arrive
at
sa.tls-
l'd
rnr
if
rfVnV.tPB
vn1pnr.o
Thp
C.
C
V
haa
an
where
he
'ate,
it.
Scales
from
cod
iary
uaaings.
excellent
program
except
that
at
the
end
it
advfocat?S
J
VsOllimuiiJBiu
vvHjiy.ut,
uj?
viuiciiyc.
yu
eviju
m
j.cgaiu;
w.
mnes
of,
water,
on
Brown
BajjK.
that
they
are
not
always
quite
certain.
Fascism
also
has
A
this,
field
and
laboratory
work
miich
to,
commend
it
for
one
can.
get
things
done
much
werit
a)ong.
another
phase
of
stuv
better
than
can
a
committee
or
a
Parliament
or
U
Soviet.
f
deyeioped-the
census
of
the
The
chief
objection
to
fascism
is
that
under
it
there
is
no
,:ot
cour6e
says
Mr.
Herrington,
liberty,
something
which
British
people
value
above
every-
We
cannot
go
out
and
count
the
tiling
and
for
which
millions
have
fought
and
died.
fishinUhe
sea.
instead,
w
get
at
REX
Bo
wling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Dowl
For
Reservations
Phone
638
i:
ARE
STILL
!
WINTER
another
defeat
from
the
Amerks
5
to
1
Sunday
night.
The
Red
wins
lost
to
Boston
4
to
1
Satur
day
night
and
were
blanked
by
the
carried
home
the
turkeys
which
Rangers
three
to
notning
ai
New
were
offered
as
a
prwe
w
w
York
last
night.
In
thejr
victory,
winning
rink.
The
consolation
prize
over
the
Red
Wings,
the
Bruin:
scored
the
winning
three
goals
in
the
third
period.
Scores
over
the
hollday-week-ena
In
the
National
Hockey
League
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Boston.
I;
New
York
Rangers,
2.
New
York
Americans,
3;
Toronto
2.
Sunday
Detroit,
1;
Boston.
'4.
Toronto,
1;
New;
York
Americans,
5.
Canadiens.
4;
Chicago,
3
over
time).
Monday
Detroit,
0;
Rangers.
3.
The
National
Hockey
League
standing
to
date:
Boston
Rnnopr
Its
headquarters
are
in
Americanj
DO
This
second
Germany
observed
-jnto
Its
fifth
anniversary
In
November.
Twmit
recognized
everywhere.
in
British
and
United
States
com-
of
income,
i
'
'
.
.
m
1
creation
.
,
dats
,
1
,
to
1933
.
and
the
Canadlen$
t
In
rs
.
i
c
.
j
1.
'
i-
f
ri
ts
...
1
,
1
,
1
.
1
1
11
if
Anntjipr
Annthpr
thin?
thin?
thp
thp
slpntlRt
vlpntlts
hnvi
havi
IN
SLUMP
Little
Luck
For
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
andDetrolt
ltd
Wings
ln
National
Hockey
Leatue
V
14
13
11
8
7
6
5
U
L
F
A
Pts.
1
5
59
25
29
5
50
35
27
6
54
51
25
10
50
54
19
10
39
54
17
'14
42
60
14
1
14
42
67
11
1
'i
1
i-
1
'
1
11
.1
1
'
oone
is
ui
prevent
me
aesirucuon
......
against
despotisms
of
various
kinds,
usually
the
despo-
of
hordes
of
flsh
vMcK
comed
into
this
hospiubie
French
A1J
rnnntrv
Snrrpr
..tism
Of
kings,
including
the
despotism
of
Oliver
Crom-
brought
ashore
by
the
trawlers
in
capital.
KJiKl
VUUllll
J
UULUCI
we
.
inn
,n
v
rnp
sunrpmnov
ni
Knr
nmpnr
was
pinn.
meir
neis
dv
me
nuncreas
01
uuiumiauuuu
iu'
lioliorl
TVio
Unnea
nf
Pommnn,
V.ort
nmn1fltfl
nnntvnl
nf
thousands,
were
discarded
as
be-
.bcnmtsteuerr
asitiscaiiedroups
jix
...
J11..1
...
.
'
1.
:.
---a
.
:.ina
too
small
for
the
market.
nii,expenauurean
determined
the
solu-
the
income
of
the
King
and
all
officials
which
could
be'tion
lav
in
using
nets
bi?
enough
iheld
up
by
this
branch
of
Parliament
at
any
time.
to
hold
fish
of
commercial
value
;
V
While
the
signing
of
the
Magna
Charta
was
only
the
j'1"-
80
nets
with
434
inch
mesh
v...
i.r.
-
.
:'
r
T',!
u..
itxl
seeciRa
as
iaeai
ana
iisn
ti'ob
es
and
the.
takingXit
over
themselves,
from
that
time
:io
this
the
struggle
has
been
to
wrest
the
power
from
the
nobles
and
place
it
in
the
hands
of
the
common
people.
.f
His
power
has
been
partly
obtained
through
the
control
of
-all
expenditures
but
there
is
still,
a
relic
of
government
Ine
comwnles
to
a
large
probably
the
most
Interesting
German
intellectual
and
artistic
efforts
In
Europe
today
for
the
per--nalltler
who
form
it
are
those
who
refused
to
turn
their
talents
in
art
and
literature
into
servants
for
EJuu'Hve.
studio
Made
is
working
courageously
to
keep.
While
these
practical
things
al,ve
tne
flame
of
German
genius
were,
beine.
cirdd
nut.
the
funda-
and
for
this
anniversary
organized
mental
study
f
fit'h
themselves
an
exposition
in
which
the
can-was
belne
pressed.
Mr
Herrlneton
vases
of
50
German
and
Austrian
by
the,
nobles
in
the
House
of
Lords,
the.
power
Of
Which
..pointed
out
that,
while
it
is
un-
exiled
artists
were
exhibited,
among
is
gradually
waning.
This
section
of
Parliament
is
siip-ieiy,
any
species
of
fish
win
be
them
a
picture
by
Kokoschkc
posed"
to
correspond
to
the
Senate
in
Canada,
only
that;"1"-
'
'
,
nrolable
,ril
'
iu
tu
u
u..
't
i
iJun-;t
Arh
caa
b
so
diminished,
in
num-
'n
Germany,
a
a
fasclmlle
of.
"wu.w
"WJiiiHuci-
01
menuuseui
iuiua
iijnci
ituicu
ber
that
the
lndus-y
cannot
catch
Renoir's
"Rhone
at
.Seats
in
rariiament.
Ithem
nrofftablv
It
Is
necessary
to
troyed
at
Vienna
by
the
Gestapo.
In
View
of
the
long
struggle
for
liberty
in
Great
Bri-hork
out
a
balance
bv
which
the
A
series
of
lectures
by
German
tain'it
is
no
wonder
that
British
people
view
with
susmbei;
ot
h,n
thccf
wl
;
lXlll
i
.
r.
,
estlng
view
of
what
this
Is
.1
to
:
i
j
a
-
1
i.i.Aittst
numerous
enough
profit
group.
.piciqn
any
new
movement
which
might
tend
to,
take
the
rnft
bv
the
(ood
SU0Bnly
ava,iablft
doing
outside
Germany
and.
Henri
Supreme
power
away
from
Parliament.
The
Fascist
nnd
stjll
be
numerous
enough
to
Heine,
eminent
young
writer,
hai,
movement
in
Britain
did
not
get
very
far
and
the
Com-
make
profits
available
for
com-
with
the
approval
of
the
inter-
'mun'isir
movement
has
also
languished
there.
In
this
medial
operations.
national
Writers'
Association,
been,
innhiw,
r-n,i
i
fnnA
fVovrcf
v.V,Jofl,r
arYifr'
Tn
rain
this
knowledge
It
was
awarded
a
prize
for
literature.
,'
;:V"A
r.v
'
vv"".
7
-7v
u
j
V
u.u
.
.-i
to
t-
vy
.-
-i
'
-
-
.."necessary
s
.necessary
to
to
make
make
exhaustive
exnaustive
Romaln
omain
Rolland,
noiiana,
the
me
French
rTencn
noy-
nor-
NEW
YORK.
Pan.
3:
(CP)
The
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
had
a
bad
holiday
week-end
in
the
National
League.
The
Made
Lea'fs
were
beaten
on
the
home
Ice
at
Toronto
Saturday
nlgin
by
the
Njfw.
York
Americans
and
travelled
to
Gotham
to
sustain
3.
MONDAY'S
SCOItES
English
League
First
Division
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Stoke
City
Middlesborough
3,
Liverpool
0.
English
League
Second.
Division,
Blackburn
Rovers
2,
Sheffield
extent
political
ao:tnnes
ana
propaganda.
Wednesday
4.
harp
pdonted
them.
Rudolf
Leonhard,
the.
president
Bury
1.
MiUwall
1.
Newcastle
United
0,
Chcsterflelrf
Sheffield
United
1.
Burnley
1.
Tranmere
Rovers
2,
Bradford
1.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
4,
Arbroath
0.
Albion
Rovers
0,
Falkirk
3.
Clyde
4.,
Partlck
Thistle
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
Moth-
Saone."
:des-
erwell
1.
Hearts
6,
Hibernians
1.
KImamock
3,
St.
Ktlrren
2,
0ueen
of
South
6
Avr
United
J
Queens
Park
1.
Third
anark
4.
Rptth
Rovers
5,
St.
Johnstone
6.
Rangers
2,
Celtic
1.
Scottish
I
eaiue
Second,
DlvUlon
Brechin
City
2,
Montrose
4.
Dundee
United
2.
Eatt
Fife
5.
Dunfermline
1.
Cowdenbeath
4.
East
Stirling
2,
Kings
Park
3
Edinburgh
Cltv-Dundee.
un-
Forfar
Athletic
6.
Dumbarton
6.
I.elth
Athletic
2,
Alloa
3,
Morton
1.
Alrdrleonlans
1,
8tenhoncmuir
2.
St.
Bernards
2.
TOpAV'SCOKES
'
Scottish'
i.eaVue
First
"hi
vision'
Arbroath
1.
Hearts
t.
Ayr
United
3.
Aberdeen
3.
Celtic
0,
Queens
park
1.
.Falkirk
4.
Kilmarnock'
0.
Hlbernlahs'
2.
flnlth
Rovers
1.
Motherwell
3.
Albion
Rovers
1.
Pn.rt'r.k
Thistle
2.
Rangers
4,
St.
Johnstone-Queen
of
8outh
nptnonedi
Pt.
Mlrfen
2.
Hamilton
Academicals
1.
Third
tinark
'3.
Clyde
1.
fco'fl'h
Tea
rue
Second
Division
East
Fife
2.
Forfar
Athletics
i.
Try
a
Dally
New
want-ad.
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Ha
Time
Is
WhaJ
You
Want
This
Winter"
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SPORTS
Curling
and
Hockey
(iolng
strong
At
Smlthers
SMITIIERS.
Jan.
3:-The
first
bonsplel
of
the
Smlthers
cunine
Club,
as
a
preliminary
to
the
rpeular
schedule
for
the
Hanson
Cup.
was
completed
on
Thursday
night
when
a
rink
skipped
bv
svnnk
Ncwbcrrv
and
having
lor
other
members
L.
H.
Kenney.
T
A.
MeMartln
and
John
Howe
de
tmatrA
a
rink
caDtalned
by
Bob
Elliott
In
the
final
competition
and
was
won
by
the
Bill
Dull
rin:
when
It
walked
all
over
Wljgs
O'Neill
and
his
sharpshooters
In
the
finals
In
that
section'
of'
the
bonsDlel
The
Duff
men
were
awarded
some
fine
Bulkley
Val
v
chickens
for
their
skill
and
efforts.
It
Is
expected
that
the
next
tournament
will
oe
unaer
way
by
tomorrow
and
curllas
wlU
be
the
main
source
of
entertainment
for
those
who
indulge
In
this
pastime
for
the
next
two
months.
Hockey,
too,
Is
going
full
steam
ahead
and
yesterday
and
today
the
local
Juniors
are
at
home
to
competitors
from
Prir.ie
George
and
the
Smlthers
boys
felt
con
fldent
that
they
would
be
able
to
how
a
superior
brand
of
hocke
to
the
boys
from
the
centre
ol
British
Columbia.
A
fine
silver
cu,o
is
being
pre-
nented
by
H.
C.
Webber,
manager
for
the
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
for
Central
B.
C
for
competition
by
hockey
teams
throughout
the
Carl-boo
and
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
this
should
promote
a
great
deal
it
rivalry
in
hockey
for
Centrn'
British
Columbia.
A
schedule
l
now
beln?
preoared
for
this
com--etltlon
and
It
Is
exrjected
that
!
vll
embrace
teams
from
Williams
'ake.
Ouesnel.
Wells,
Prince
Oeoree.
Vanderhoof.
Burns
Lake
nd
Smlthers
and
anv
other
points
that
can
produce
a
team
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Newman
an,
lttle
daughter,
Owen,
who
have
been
spending
a
vacation
In
Van
couver.
returned
to
the
city
or.
the
Cardena
Sunday
evening.
Cyrli
Stewart,
who
has
been
relieving
as
Union
Steamship
Co.
agent
here
during
Mr.
Newman's
absence,
sailed
by
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
on
his
return
to.
Vancouver.
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Australia,
Jan,
?
iCP'-Don
Uradman
will
bo
presented
with
a
porcelain
um.
slml
lar
u
that
which
contains
"The
Ashes,"
in
recognition
or
his
scor
ing
three
consecutive
double
cen
turles
on
the
Worcestershire.
En-land,
cricket
ground.
(ilVK
FOOLS
HOLIDAY
LONDON,
Jan.
3;
(CP)
-
Most
of
the
football
pool
firms
did
not
operate
on
Christmas
Eve
matches.
Reasons
given
were
tnat
me
enrwt-
mas
postal
rush
might
delay
coupons
and
employees
of
the
firms
would
be
able
to
enjoy
a
normal
holiday.
DECLINE
INVITATION
LONDON,
Jan.
3:
(
CP
-Noted
British
runners.
S.
C.
Wooderson
ind
A,
O,
K.
Brown,
have
deelm-
d
invitations
to
compete
in
Uni
ted
8tates
In
February
Wjioderson
also
turned
down
an
Invitation
to
-un
In
BrUn
in
the
same
month
SOI
I)
rOlt
S3.1K
MELBOURNE.
Jan.
3:
CPI
-
t
Constant,
entered
In
important
'prmg
races
here,
was
sold
by
Alan
Tooper
to
J.
W.
Cook
for
$3,78,
hooper
sold
he
had
a
verbal
agreement
with
&iok
that
the
sale
wai
'o
further
the
horse's
career.
BAKNErS
NLW
GOALIE
LONDON.
Jan,
3:
CP
Oreen.
the
Erlth,
Bdvcdere
Southend
United
goal-keeper.
A
and
has
1gned
Athenian
League
forms
for
Darnet.
Oreen
refused
an
Invitation
to
sign
for
Derby
County
at
he
beginning
of
the
soccer
season
iiri.iK.Mii:.
sold
NEWMARKET
Sng
.
Jan
3
i
CP
-Jacques
Meller'i
IIeilenlmi:i
was,
sold
to
the
Australian
blood
stock
horse
owner.
Sol
Oreen
for
t3.7M.6l
here
recenUy
Th
French-bred,
five-year
old
mare
won
the
Cambridgeshire
In)
months
ago.
George
Waddell,
who
has
bcra
'ocated
at
the
Reward
Mining
C
j.
mine
at
Surf
Point.
Porcher
Hr-
sailed
this
morning
on
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Norah
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