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Wednesday,
January
31,
1940.
EDITORIAL
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Island
Hotel
Arrivals
Organi
politics,
not
business.
The
opposition
parties
find
it
a
,.
c..PffMnt
are
as
Tanin-
good
time
to
make
spectacular
appeals
and
demands
and
(
lock,
fire
chief:
Health,
a.
Fiaten;
see
to
it
that
these
are
relayed
to
their
respective
constitu-,
schools,
j.
s.
Wilson
r
"engineering
encies.
Instead
of
working
for
the
good
of
the
country
'temporary,
j
j
Little:
decontam
and
of
themselves
individually,
Often
it
is
somewhat
of
a
wasted
session.
To
offset
that,
the
government
decided
to
practically
abolish
the
last
session
by
reducing
it
to
a
few
hours.
That
was
why
Dr.
Maroon
stormed
and
Mr.
Woodsworth
raved,,
Many
people,
led
by
the
powerful
chain
of
papers
to
which
the
Vancouver
Province
belongs,
were
asking
for
no
election
until
the
end
of
the
war.
That
could
be
secured
only
by
consent
of
the
two
great
political
parties
and
it
would
have
meant
the
formation
of
a
national
government.
Such
a
national-
government
would
have
meant
the
infusion
of
several
members
representing
the
bifj
financial
interests
of
the
country
led
by
the
Montreal
Oazette.
the
Financial
Post
and
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Ma'l.
These
are
the
interests
that
have
favored
the
fusion
of
the
two
great
railroads
and
the
holding
back
of
any
reallv
demo-j
cratic
leo-islation.
ror
the
tinie
beino-
they
would
dominate
Canada.
Instead
of
being
a
national
government
it
would
have
been
a
government
representing
money.
It
would
have
been
the
antithesis
of
democracy.
GOVERNMENT
DISADVANTAGE
It
seems
that
some
people
thought
this
quick
fire
election
campaign
was:
a
scheme
of
Prime
Minister
King
to
take
the
opposition
at
a
disadvantage.
As
a
matter
of
fact
the
government
is
sadly
handicaped
at
such
a
time.
The
Prime
Minister
has
alreadyannounced
that
he
cannot
take
a
very
active
part
because
of
the
need
of
being
close
to
his
home
base
at
Ottawa.
He
capnot
tour
the
country
and
neither
can
his
key
ministers.
He
niust
be
ready
at
a
moments
notice
tp
consult
with
London
on
matters
of
Empire
policy.
If
he
is
defeated,
someone
else
will
have
to
da
the
consulting
without
the
benefit
of
the
background
of
the.past
few
years
of
which
the
present
war
is
the
culmination.
;
DETERMINED
ENEMY
That
the
enemy
to
the
present
government
is
a,
determined
one
has
been
seen
in
the
campaign
during
the
past
months
against
the
former
minister
of
defence
and
indeed
against.the
whole
government.
The
chain
of
Maclean
publications,
particularly
the
Financial
Post
and
Maclean's
Magazine,-have-
taken
advantage
of
their
position
to
make
the
late
minister
-of-defence
look
like
a
criminal
and
yet
thev
have-never
suggested
that
there
has
been
graft
of
any
kind
connected
vith
-the
department
The
main
trouble
seems
to
have
been
that
the
big
interests
which
they
represent
have
not
been
given
contracts
they
think
they
should
have
had.
So
they
s6t
out
to
"get
Mackenzie"
and
they
got
him
so
far
as
his
department
was
concerned.
From
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Wednesday.
January
:u
Royal
O.
C.
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and
C.
F.
Irwin.
Dundas;
Mtss
C.
Harrison.
Tyee;
W.
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Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Rupert
W.
E.
Walker,
Vancouver;
Dan
Main,
Sunnyside;
J.
II.
Parks
Calgary:
A.
Jacqbsen.
Shirley;
J.
J.
McKenna,
Stewart;
J.
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Prince
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ror
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visit
of
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provincial
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Officer,
a
meeting
of
several
citizens
was
called
and
selected
by,
the
major
to
consider
02
the
forming
of
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to
nave
pians
prcparca
mr
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chairmen'
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In
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has
driven
down
Portland
Buckaroo.
Vancouver
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
re-
to
the
valley
many
moose
and
.i0.
nnd
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
are
turn
here
tomorrow
evening
rhy
seem
to.
be
quite
plentiful,
stni
waRtrw
a
merry
battle
In
the
southbound.
Among
the
passen-
Eleven
of
these
anirmls
were
prifie
Coast
League.
A
4
to
2
vie-
gers
brought
north
by
the
Prince
counted
In
one
bunch
on,
the
Jack
'tor
of
the
Lions
over
the
Sea
Kuperi
were
a
large
pany
o
tog-
McNeil
rancn
m
me
waicoji
a-
Hawks
at
Seattle
Saturday
night
gers
for
reopening
Moresby
Isl-
trict
a
few
days
ago.
'Rut
the
Vancouvertte
into
a
tie
and
camps
who
are
transferring
Something
not
often
seen
at
this
wjth
the
Puget
Sound
representa-here
to
the
Prince
Charles
to
leave
time
of
the
year
was
a
lone-
tiVVes
for
second
place
but
one
this
afternoon
In
continuation
of
grouse
sitting
in
a
poplar
tree
point
below
the
leading
Bucs.
their
voyage
to
Queen
Charlotte
right
in
town
on
Monday
morning.
Mouday
night
the
Lion
defeated
He
was
apparently
Iooklnsuhe
sea
Hawks
here
4
to
3
and
around
to
set
If
winter
was
nearly
'wen;
int
the
lead.
The
two
teams
over
havta
no
doubt
been
fooled
py
again
tonight
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hv
he
extremely
mild
weather
and
,
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standing
to
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