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If
war
does
riot
intervene,
it
seems
likelv
that
there
-
CHAMBERLAINS
TONE
,.
Pnne,
Minister
Chambprlain
seems
tp
be
taking
a
more
firm'
stand'jh
rqgard
to
possible
agVessiop"ip
Pur-ope
pi:
Africa.
Tjijs
tbhe
is
appre.pia.ted
here
flnn
eyidehtlv
also
in
Britain.
PussyfpQting
jqps
rjpt
sem
tp
py-wHefe
under
present
conditions.
t
is
usually
misunder-
"
'
'
"
:
.
STICKING
TOGETjlEIJ
In
all
matters
of
public
policy
there
are
bound
to
be
(lifferentes.'
There
can
never
lie
unjtv
of
opinion'
on
everM-imm
and'QpUher
can
there
'be
unify
pf'qction.'".
Those,
wnphsf've
h'plped
to
devplpp
democratic
opinion
are
well
mvarp'pf
these
differences.
All
that
can
be
expected
.is
to
develbn
a
strong
preponderating
opinion
that
will
carry
siicK
policies
as-will
be
best
for
tjie
cpuntry
or
com'tnunity.'
Because
the
majority
of
hepple
support
spmethng
jlpes.
p'pt'necqssitnly
mean
that
it
is
right,
-Jj;
is
sp
easy
t6
s;yay
,
a
mulfitudd.
Many
people
make
up
their
minds
th
At
spine-'
thing
is
right
and
then
try
to
prove
it
afterwards.
Sonne1
a
ipfluncpd
py
ppjjtips.
oths
qy
religion,
others
qtraiq
b'y
'clas's-conEcioilsness.
To
some
peopld
labor
fs
ajyay3
ritrht,
to
others
capital
is
always
right.
To
some
people
Liberalism
is
always
right
and
to
others
Conservatism
is
always
right.
That
is
what
makes
it
difficult
for
a
com
munity
to
act
as
a
unit.
J
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
30:
(CP)
-Boston
Druins
extended
their
mar
5ln
of
leadership
in
the
National
Hockey
Lea'gue
to
eight'
points
las;
night
by
defeating
the
New
York
Americans
3
'to
2
In
a
tightly
con-'ested
eame.
The
eague
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
Pis
.
Chicago
Monday,
Jaiiuary
30.
1939.
fjaadiens
.21
1
7
.16
.14
12
to
3
8
7
10
5
14
5
16
5
16
Another
American
Skiing
is
82
74
76
72
60
56
7
6
18
62
99
20
itions
be
a
general
election
soon
m
Britain
and
we
find
that
M
fl
1
TT
there
is
a
gi'eat
deal
of
interest
taken
in
this
election
in
OiY
uOOQ
ncie
Prince
Runert
and
neichborhood.
Speakinp:
generally
those
'who'
favor
labor
representation
here
seem
to
think
'fllSftf
Nmb'
Ascended
ihat
the
Chamberlain
government
will
be
defeated
and
Se,.d
Mount
will
be
succeeded
by
a
Labor
government,
possibly
with
About
twenty
members
of
the
,the
support
of
the
Liberals,
if
there
are
any
Liberals
left
Mouqlt
pidheld
ski
Club,
a
num-
in
fVlo
novf
Parliament
TViJo
trnwrnmpnt
mnv
linvp
n
ber
Of
S'Dns1'
bf
Norwav
Ski
Clu'o
'foreign
policy
more
like
that
of
Anthony
Eden
which
will
-51.
a
Bo0d
ma"y
spectft
win
be
a
second
'Vthn
ti'k'Jt.i
A.iL
u
,i:Io
,t
iprs
and
hikers
were
up
up
the
moun-
night
.when
.K"TT
it
,.
la
Tiu&p
tu
uine
tunaenae
iiuim
tnc
uitwi-ui
uuuuns
aim
jajn
ye'3terday
...1,.U
...ill
U
4-
f,rrV.f
fn
rlnmAnvnnir
in
nnif
noi-f
AT
.
.
.
'
.1
.
.
..
.
.
..
Will
Dfi
tournament
was
held
yesterday
afternoon,'
aj;
the
Canadian
National
J.
TITE
DAILY
XT.W3
Monday
lx
stt
THEIR
LEAD
Smoke
Eaters
INCREASED
lBeat
Antw?rP
Boston
Pruins
Defeat
Americans-
toronio
"(lets
Best
of
Detroit
ANTWERP.
Jan.
30:
CP
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
added
another!
to
their
growing
siring
of
victories
At
Detroit
the
Red
Wings
and
I
TorC
n
ft
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
played
a
two
y
C
J-UUiO
1
aliVO
all
draw.
On
Saturday
the
Maple
.
.
"
1
Leafs
shut
out
the
Red
Wings
6
D0llt
VJcllentO
to
0,
three
goals
being
scored
In
the
first
period.
In
the
third
game
scheduled
for
World's
Champion
Says
Two
Ton
last
night,
Montreal
Canadlens
TW
Won't
I'
"(tUng
Mim
blanked
the
Black
Hawks
one
to
pames'cheduled
for
tomorrow
t"1-
night'
are
:Ww
York
Americans
at
-amplcn.
speaking
of
Tony
Oal-Boston
"
and
Chicaeci
with
New
e't
of
Oran.?e.
New
.Tertey.
aald:
yor!p
Rangers.
Week
-
end
scores:
Hi
I
A
2.
National
Saturday
Detroit,
Q;
Toronto,
6.
Sunday
Thronto,
2;
DStVoft,
2
(overtime
Canadlens,
1:
Chicago,
0.
n,
3;
New
York
Americans
.IJoston
....
.Rangers
Americans
Toronto
''
Detroit
you.
we
League
nt
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland.
2;
Spokane,
2
lover
time).
82
130
98
112
Seal
Cove
Centre
Opened;
Larger
Crowd
Expected
AWJiitii
wm
ucieduj
vu
ugin
iyt
uunyatj
ii
miji.
jhi.
ui
w
naye
Deeji
excellent
ana
tne
,,
"
.'
.
ofrlxtcen
the
World.
Also
they
Will
try
to
re-estabnsh
the
League
weather
was
very
fine.
sons
eara
and
over
nlF'Nnf
iriris.
That,
in
a
Peneral
wav.
-seems
to
be
the
view
There
are
now
four
buildines
used
:
r
:
ARE
TIED
!
!
FOR
LEAP'
Defeated
Belgium
Team
Last
Jflghl
ma
EmpreM
and
firojto
i,v
Dead-By
Score
of
7
to
Nothing
ock
af
opof
tlfy
iJowllnr
25
23
Qunderson
Total
.
.
'
Printers
Zieman
....
i
Vance
iWeat
Samuelson
Paul
I
Total
I
Asemlssen
the
afternoon
under
the
direction
,
WaS
chaIman
badminton
V
League
Old
Empress
nnd
Oroto
are
now
tliuf
rr
!fir1irhln
hf
the
CUv'
CIccone
172
Ourvtch
-
155
Klnlr
154
174
833
134
...168
-144
...177
u.157
..:2
F
Cornadlna
189
McMeekln'...-
171
Riirv
IRA
16
6
12
111
112
33
,fA'
t
17
19
ittui
aaia
w
Total
8J8
The
league
standing
to
"
"
.
W
Old
Empress
8
Grotto
':
8
Royal
6
Printers
2
140
181
H4
178
106
80?
2
165
136
He
U
a
great
fighter
If
he
can
hit
J
...;..i84
171
ti
Tf
If
m'a
meet
aa
ha
Imt
nnlns
f
n
.
.
131
201
192
119
135
162
152
760
Grotto
12
3
3
Til
Pi
J
Hockey
otandiiiffs
how
m
38
41
49
35
78
.35
Portland
63
27
Seattle
83
25
Vancouver
72
21
Spokane
W
D
L
P
21
6
5
110
A
Pts
67
48
132
159
172
191
171
823
4
4
6
10
r
on
their
European
tour
by
defeat-
.7:,.
;.v
u-A
ing
a
-Belgium
team
here
toW
From
7
to
nothmg
4&uW
Royal
HoUl
2
to
1
while
.
Tm2rin
n
ttinrtlriV
3
in
0
over
'
Held''
''""
"
as
skl
bases
the
two
cluD
houses,
ciUfc
th
rome
thirty
members
winner
of
the
theatre
tickets
were
rr.;i-m,
,
,
,.
.
n
.
ni
1
i-
wr.
ana
Mrs.
Aiex
Aiucneirs
caDi
x
Thpse
who
believe
m
Prime
Minister
Chamber
am
and
a
,arge
cabin
bulu
last
year
,and
his
administration
see
the
return
of
the
Chamberlain
by
j.
l.
Biain.
government
although
possibly
not
quite
strong
as
at
present.
They
point
to
recent
be-elections
to
show
that,
ry
1
,
Svh'lje
therp
may
have
been
slight
local
irritation
in
some;
Badminton
1
OUrney
'
'
"
'
'
'quarters
with'
a
falling
off
of
government
support,
any
defectjpns
wquld
not
be
sufficient
to
defeat
Chamber-
flayed
YesterdaV
lain.
It
'is
exfiected
bv
them'
that,
vvhen
a
irerieral
election
"
J
campaign'is
launched
the
government
will
Tie',
able
tp
shpw
,
M
A,torI
sented
and
that
it
would
be
a
squrjce
pf
strengtli
tq
the
country
tq
aslc
fqr
Chamberlain's'
return
with
an
increased
hiajority.
:
f
In
tle
mpantime
anythjng
may
happen.
If
therq
hflvdd
,be'
war
th'Q
Gqvernment
wqud
remain
in
power,
at
ariytraie
for'a
time.
If
war
is
avpiqed,
it'
will
strengthen
the
National
government.
If
the
government
is
returned,
we
.believe
:hVVill
be
i
'
largely
because
of
'the
weakness
of
'the
opposition
'Tfjey
seem
o
efficient
leaders
and
.Isp,
apk
cqhesipn.
and
Jack
(libson
Due
to
a
misunderstanding,
only
nine
turned
up
for
the
opening
of
he
branch
of
the
local
physical
education
and
recreational
centre
at
Seal
Cove
last
Tuesday.
Then?
class
tomorrow
expected
there
a
larger
turn-out,
of
per-
.;artlclpatng
in
the
event.
The
tournament
was
run
off
In
two
panels
with
Mts
Vhry
Astori
and
Ja:k
Gibson
winning
in
one
section
and
Mrs.
William
Blich
and
Oecrge
Ferguson.
In
the
other.
In
the
final
play
off.
which
was
keenly
contested,
the
matches
going
to.
three
sets.
Miss
Astori
and
Mr.
Gibson
emerged
the
victors.
Refreshments
were
served
during
Gamma
Stays
On
Tod
In
Boiling
.M)h
in
Second
Place
and
Beta
Third
in
Hhh
School
Girls'
League
In
the
High
School
Olrls'
Bowlln?
League
on
Saturday.
Oamma
agalr
defeated
Aloha
with
a
score
of
21K
to
2091.
Beta's
score
was
1670.
The
Helen
Leslie
of
Oamma
with
196.
drev
Wntkinson
of
Alpha
with
168
and
Nancye
pawes
of
Beta
with
162.
The
league
standing
In
the
sec-end
half
so
far
Is
at
follows:
aamma-8321.
Alpt.5
7875.
Beta-6672.
INSPECTS
COLLIERIES
PLAc
AY.
ri:.'
Jah."3Q!
TDt
robrri(iinK
to
rough,
Gci
Smith
llmthtrt
Cough
Drop
(or
toothing
relief.
(BUtk
or
Menthol.)
Only
10,
n
SAIITH
BRQS.
COUGH.
DROPS
1
Printers.
Hljh
average
scorer
fot
Having
on
ooarq
one
me
iarg-Uh
evntn
was
Nets
Qunderson
61
est:
"cargoes
of
frozen
fish
ever
moV-
Old
Empress
with
191.
Individual
scoring
was
lows:
lloyal
Hotel
1
..
Donald
-
-182
Todd
168
.
-
Zarelll
148
nil
at
thlcago.
The
Canadlens
are
PHICAGO,
Jan.
30:
CP-Jlere
'
echriebe
175
still
In
the
cellar
three
polnU
be-
Saturday
following
hi
fight
last
g
lh
17j
few'
the
Black
Hawks.
Wednesday
with
John
Henry
Lew1.
.
...
.w..:''i.'Ji5W
.
4
Inn.
Tnl
nnrM'i
wwWa
Aoa
Beavywelghi
wu'Alalil
.
'
'
"
Y".
Old
Empress
I
as
Whiffle
The
Yterfron,,
111
here
unloading
a
goodly
portion
be-
158!
fore
aolUng
at
7
a.m.
In
cbiltlnua-
liil
170i
Returning
to
service
after
hav.
s'lng
been
off
he
run
(or
the
past
1
j
month'
undergoing
arinual
'over-
i
'
i
y
m
-MIT
IMS
led
out
or
Alaska.
Nonniana
ijan
CLEAJ
well
't'VJ''
TeiJ
1.1.
'a.iiIImi
rVi
ttumur
North
Coait
arrived
n
port
'a
J:45
Sat
urday
night
and
spent
the
nigni
apartments
.
.
Phnna
R.J
KUlCfcAl.t-
tvn
air
p
ft
v
tM.tlon
of
her
voyage
to
Settle.
4V
tfrT
'
"
.
,7
r-7
-
-v
at
Mamett.
Queen
c
lands.
Apply
E
P
nc
140
haul
at
Vanaouyer,
Union
steamer,
rpn
SALE
1933
"
135'
Catala,
Capt
Ernest
Sheppard.
ar-f
ta'bte
model
Radi
a
1561
rived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
last
evw-
J
gn.
Guaranteed
u
155!
ing
from
the
south
ahd
sailed
at
pone
Red
787
or
.
19910
pm.
for
Stewart
and
Anyox;
?IA.ii.tinlka
tH1l
rl,in
Hrj
Inmrir.
t
'
'
181
I
162
C.
P.
R
steamer
Princess
Norah
'
15J
Capt.
William
Palmef.
arrived
tn
158
port
at
2:40
this
afternoon
froin
129
Skagway
and
other
northern"
1
152
tea
183
iM
tii
date
L
PU
CP)
pinners
or
un.ila.
tvent
of
Miss
Owen
PalrWer.
Sam
Jurmaln
"To
learn
"'u,t
hat
they
have
In
the
coal
flelcjs
iert
that
we
haven't
ana
wnav
we
nave
inai
incy
nave
rt'f,"
James
Dickson,
'chief'
lnspeo
If
you
wish
to
sw.
.methlnz-
tor
of
British
C6lumbla
mines.
vLs
Recreation
Association
Badminton
Try
a
Classified,
ited
Cape
Breton
collieries.
II
Timely
Recipes
SAUtON
LOAF
H
cup
milk
'
1
capVUge
fUJ.
itTcSke
II
3
(abteipooni
parsley
Pour
lw
mjlk
on
the)
aott
bread
ctumbs,
mix
well
and,
let
stand
a
few
tyfnutes.
add
tHi'MMV91-
en
ejgg.
the
cheese.
t
mmon
and.
Jim
wsl:'
it
u
hi
v(ic
mixture
in
a
puuerea
baking
d(sh
irecUnular'
or
9ali.
Plifce
the
hard-cobktd
egg's
lfi
the
0d
Vi'9'nia
Fine
Cut
it
he.e,
bringing
new
...
convenience,
....
W
new
-,ir
solhfaclion.
r.ll,
'
new
enjoyment
lo
foll-our-owrjeri..'
Ii
an
extra
fine
cut
tobacco
with
long,
silky
threads
of
mild
Virginia
jeaf
(hat
lie
snug
and
tidy
In
the
paper
(mpit
imokers
prefer
Vogue
or
.
Chantecler
papers)
hot
roll
quickly
anc(
eaiily
jnlo
evenly-filled
cigarettej.
Thf
new
cigarette
tobacco
ji
different
and
it
comes
In
a
different
packaqe
'
V
-i.-.
.
-
'trtr
i
I
a
pocket-iting(
seal-tight
pouch
that
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