Page Four PEOPLE’S ADVOCATE November 19, 1937

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Japan Meets Fishermen To | >. picker Stores Rum-Runner

DifficultyIn |Fr anco’s Difficulties Grow Discuss New Selling Japan ||Said Menace

Goods

Financing War As Loyalists Gain Steadily) Amendments |... cescsco, ca, sor. |Rigeins of Converted

ig. — Department stores here Scaeses Claimed ToBe |
London Backers De- MADRID, Spain, Nov. 18.—The biggest news in Spain these days is the weather—rain ; shelves of which are piled high otten, Endangering |
mand Gold Exports To and mud from the Pyrenees down to the Strait of Gibraltar. In other words, the time has Many Changes Made In| with Japanese goods in anticipa, =

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Regulations Cove ring| tion of the Christmas trade will Crew’s Safety =

Boost Value of Depreci-| “O74; for a reorientation of views on the Spanish war based on the strict military realities

~ x = : : 2 be picketed. A permanent Confer- |;
ated Paper of the situation. Such analysis may have to be corrected in a few weeks, for there are al- Commercial Fisheries 01 | ence to Initiate Embaro against Once a rum-runner, the five-
P ways jmponderables that cannot be figured in advance, but they must be made by those Coast Japan has been set up by 35 CIO masted schooner Malahat which,
Saas seeking to understand what is happening here ———— and AFL unions, 24 fraternal and | until recently converted into a tow-
GERMANY’ S AIMS This is what the New York Times’ & me

RE-DEFINE GROUNDS cultural organizations and Chi- barge, was a familiar sight to pas- a Fs

mese organizations representing | Ssensers on the North Shore ferry,
almost the entire Chinese popula- |is now a menace to the safety of -
Amendments to the com- tion of this city. those working aboard her. ah

i : i She is being used by Gibson Log-
mer fisheries regulations, is- ging company for transportation of

sued by chief supervisor of L. Cw i S H a il & | logs.

fisheries, which will be dis- Recently, wile | une ee
: ee, 9 e English Bay, two guidelines broke

cussed at the coming conven [ abor Ss AIMS | 2s. 2 Beavy, spruce log was being
tion of the Pacific Goast Fish- lifted. The log swung over, threat- |
ermen s unlon, are: ening to tear out a boom and only |
Seining area No. 7. This area to the quick action of the winchman
be included in section 16, subsec- CIO Leader Is Pleased|;, dropping the log to the deck

tion 26: does not permit salmon With Progress Shown averted an accident. Fortunately,

seining in the Bella Bella area be- == there were no men working on the
fore a set date. By November Electicns deck below at the time.

Herbert L. Matthews wirelesses:

5 2 3 These are the bases on which the
Japan’s reason for asking } Loyalist command must work—
Germany to ‘mediate’ forher| First, as aforementioned, there is
in China is simple. Japan is the weather. Winter has almost ar-
nearing the end of her rope. rived in the upper Aragon and

eto5 Se A Hee 5 j > Teruel sectors, and even around
er war is becoming too €X-| Saragossa there is very little time

pensive. left for a maor Fascist offensive,
Having shipped nearly $200,000,- taking into consideration that no
000 in gold to the US in payment great preparations haye been noted
for war necessities bought there and | 45 yet.
in England, Japan’s London back Government Position Strong-
ers have now called upon her to The second consideration is the
put up over $15,000,000 additional | difficulty of the possible objectives
in gold on their commercial paper that now face the Fascists. The last

Prepare For Coming Elections

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which is rapidly losing its face | C@Sy victory—in Asturias—has been That the north arm of Kitkala In US Rigging on the famous exrum-
value. Accordingly, at the turn of we eae noe ne gue E aR Inlet as well as Eddy Pass be ——— -/ yunner is said to be old and rotten.
the month—at precisely the time] 15 ry will represen i) (ESD on opened to purse seining. 5 Ordinarily, she carries a crew of
when Germany's ambassador in| est task any army has faced since WHEE acieon GL Bllowel WASHINGTON, DC, Nov. five, paid at the rate of $60 a
Ghina was approaching the Chinese the World War. »| 18. — (UNS) . — Labor made month, who must perform the com-

government with “peace proposals” That has always been true of Ma- along with gillnetters, to operate

= japan was forced to dig down drid, but it is much truer now that
deep again and send another $20, | the Loyalists have strongly forti-
000,000 in hard cash to US banks. fied every possible point at which
Moreover, evidence accumulates the Fascists could strike and above
that Japan’s behind-the-lines war all now that the government's army
machine has stalled hopelessly. An | is so strong.
ambitious programme was launch- The latter factor cannot be over-
ed for creating a machine tool syn- emphasized, for it will doubtless
dicate. It collapsed before it went | Prove the most important reality.
into production, partly because of a of the war. The writer's guess is

Fai er StvEe cel eee Siroson distinet progress in the US] bined duties of sailors, longshore-

Harbor and salmon gill-netters be November 2 elections, John | men and loggers.

allowed in Filerlerslie Channel. L. Lewis. chairman of Labor’s

: Selon puree area Ne Non -Partisan League, de-; Ont. Co-op Ousts

fa) e include in e same section 7

as seining area No. 7. Seining may elated ees SIDESMENL evalu | Company Stores

not commence in the outside por- ane £82 Fes = 2: BODES BES

Be Sree te Gain ater the (ees oe ele ee TIMMINS, Ont., Nov. 18—(CFP)
The accomplishment of the —The consumers cooperative has

driven out company stores in sev-

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soe” runs at Rivers and Smiths Bean | Labor party. inl New
' York is outstanding,” he said. “In

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fatal skilled labor shortage. Mean-| that the Loyalists now possess an Seining operations are not per- : -0'\ eral mining communities in this
while, Japanese agents fave been | army of manoeuvre—not counting mitted in Wakeman Sound purse pee aoa Se a area. Late in October the co-op
frantically attempting to fill the we forces oe the lines— ot seine area. the combined influence of massed bought out a company outut
ap b lacing large-scale orders} 2)0U ae 4 ; : = Se wi ranches in Timmins, ol
saith Hee Serres. All that preyents the mobile force poate ay Sound ab ee y cae aus = ca pee ee linger Mine and Delem Mine. Add=
German Motives. from being much larger is a tem- trict,” should be inserted over the Ae sae a ae eee ides ae ity | ine these to its three stores in | |/
Germany has been content not| porary lack of officers and non- fesestoron aeresonoror the wepus Pere co) oe roe sp Schumacher, South Porcupine and _
only to make Japan her ally, and commissioned officers, and that lations hie Ses = renee ti aoe Timmins, the co-op expects to do)
Worth China a play yard for her lack is being constantly filled as z % poe tts DORe ee ion Was | more than $1,000,000 worth of busi-~
steel and chemical industries. She | the various military training. - A meeting of house comunittee members and active house tenants Ladysmith WMarbor Boundary: A | 2 distinct triumph for abor. in Spas WEE SOS
has also cultivated relations with schools turn out men. in the Tartar Autonomous Soviet Republic is shown discussing the petition asks that the boundary be | 2 host of smaller communities
Ghina, especially with the key rail- By Spring, therefore, it seems eed election laws in preparation for the December 12 elections. moved from the wharf at Granby | throughout the country, labor was 3 z
tvoad ministry which has granted reasonable to suppose that the Similar scenes are being enacted throughout the country. to the Big Rock at Saltair. successful in electing its repre- Gypsies Ob ject
profitable contracts to German Loyalists will have an army of | —— Salmon purse seine area No. 12: sentatives to political office. La™ Of N sey aq
contractors. Indeed, Germany’s | Manoeuvre totaling between 400,000 ° a5 5 Seines and gill-nets to be barred bor’s Non-Partisan league will aZi atre
former favorable trade with China | and 500,000 men, which, as this cor- Mexico D ivides B lg Estates from Blackfish Sound between | 2° devote its attention to prepara-
has now been converted into a sat- respondent has repeatedly said, Whitecliff Island and Baronet Pas- | 10D for the 1938 campaign.” BERLIN, Germany, Nov. 18. —
isfactorily favorable balance. Jiore-| would make it one of the world’s e e sage including Parsons Bay. Re-election of Mayor Fiorello “phere is a gypsy problem in Ger-
over, German industry has come to strongest fighting forces. In a war Wo L 10n C re S That Matilda Creek, Steamer H. LaGuardia in New York, fusion | many and it is time we found its
depend upon strategic Ghinese | fought on relatively small lines Gove and Refuge Cove in Clayoquot candidate backed by the American | solution,” writes the head of the
metals such as tungsten and anti-| such as this conflict, it may well e ° e Sound be closed to herring seining, Labor party, who won over his’ committee for race protection in
mony, while China’s tung oil has| prove an overwhelming factor. Oil Land S Nationalized except for bait and fresh fish | Tammany opponent, Jeremiah T.|the review, Oeffentlicher Gesund-
been relied upon to produce fats Another consideration is that the market. Mahoney, by a 464,425 majority, | heitsdienst.
on the highly vulnerable German rae ere one penne That the weekly closed season for eS acclaimed By. ney York oe ey speaking,” Bays the |
ce high. In fact, the writer has never 5 4 idni eaders as an outs ing victory | article, “the gypsies are a oreign
oS eee motive for attempting | Seen the Loyalists more confident MEXICO CITY, DF, Nov. jC E) .—After Carrying Sees eed ere pong es for the trade union movement, giv- element, a destructive influence |
to induce China to sell out to Ja-| of ultimate victory than at present. | through a land distribution program in San Luis Potosi, Presi- | areas situated on the west coast of ing labor the balance of power. which must perforce engender de
pan is, therefore, clear. But the Must Strike Soon. dent Lazaro Cardenas has decreed nationalization of 350,000 | Vancouver Island. Four Assemblymen Elected generacy in the pure German blood”
Fascist program is sensitive ae eae ae ues paces Se a acres of oil lands under lease to the Standard Oil Co. of Cali-| _ Lins cod closed season, section 4: eee ne esas Ae eee eee pegs are derived)
5 ic > Bee : fs Z Bae , ic
gee ek <sabargo on sbip-| soon as he can. The Loyalists are | fornia. This is part of the nationalization of 2,000,000 acres | For Fi PuLFOs: Os jeane paces y

protection to ling cod between of its own state assemblymen.

ments of American strategic sup- going to be so strong next Spring, | of oil lands in Tabasco, Campeche and Chiapa. Vancouver Island and the main- Three others it endorsed were also 6 000 Ci
plies to Japan. it is felt, that he can ill afford to Government agrarian experts are, Iandpronibit fishing until March Aiscted! 4 igarettes |
Fear of such an embargo has un- | wait. expropriating rich landed estates in 15 = Election of Cornelius D. Scully Collected B YCL
doubtedly played some part in the One outstanding fact of the war, Sonora and allotting them to the Ont | re) er S 3 Mae Clbee: ache for his fourth term as mayor of y i
latest Fascist coup in Brazil. That | it is contended here, is that time is peons. : ° hat Mitchell Soa aaa ntaleoia Pittsburgh, was also heralded by
Brazil has long been under German | on the government's side militarily, The governor of Sonora 1s Teac: e Island be closed to seining. GIO leaders in Pennsylvania as a| Over 6,000 cigarettes haye been |
political influence is known. That | and internationally. The Loyalists, tionary Gen’ Juan Yocupicio, Mex Will Convene That Viner Sound be closed to all triumph for labor. Scully was ac-| collected by the Young Communist
Japan has recently acquired a2 it is felt, can afford to wait much ican labor's Enemy Wo. 2, and a eee net anin tively backed by the Steel Workers | League in its drive, ending tome |
strong foothold in Brazil’s new and } better than General Franco and strongly opposed to the Cardenas yas eae = i itn. | Organizing Co etek epee eee eae an 000 ciaaretan |
increasingly important cotton and | Premier Mussolini can. Hence the land reform programme. Division aS sat es = Gunlicum and SO a eiche fe portant Bee AAS oe enon eee rates ie
4 5 ibili the Fascists trying} will hit rimaril Yaqui Valle 2 2 : 2 z
oe ee ean 6 po eee pisor Selsey Paot estates of ferigated: eotont rice Anh Port Arthur Convention | rittie Qualicum rivers be prohibit- meee ee es ie ee ment t¢ Canadian voluntesn 2%)
eee tre CHS much more|a decisive one this Winter appears wheat land. Huge haciendas are Will Be Representative ed beter “ : _ ae ee nes GHIOG insders ee Bae aoe or) |
: i i = 5 a e chief supervisor be D 5 r : :
profitable and satisfactory than strengthened. owned by Americans, such as Cor: OF 5 000 Organized In : : p won over their Republican oppon- : : .
Bthiopia or Tanganyika. But they Qne more imponderable (as far) nelius Vanderbuilt Whitney and it given authority to close clam areas a rns J. Mallen wae) clected |. Wecessity for the shipment to be |
also see in our sister republic to the | as foreign observers are concerned) | John Hays Hammond. Cardenas Union Local from time to time. — : Sass Ue) e ask! is in Toronto by November 25, thus |
south a golden opportunity to} has to be considered, and it is an | orders that small estates be re- —.__— Authorization to issue licenses mayor 2 airton, an S Sen -| limiting time of the campaign, was |
ad their nuisance value to the extremely important one. There is | spected. PORT ARTHUR, Ont, Nov. 13— without fee, for use of gill-nets and | Maloy at Duquesne. Candidates) the reason given by Turner for fail”
Pomie here of the Monroe Doe-}| good reason to suppose that the More land has been distributed | 5, Se Soe pee eae seine dragnets, by salmon and cod backed by labor also won office IN | yre of the committee to reach its |
een Loyalists are just as well prepared | among landless peons during three | ¢ Sa craic eee ear ar |tsbermen, for Herring, 105 pait | Aliquippa, Ambridge, New Kensing-| mark, despite intensive efforts. j
ne word, the Fascist powers for a large offensive as the Fasc-| years of Cardenas’ administration eal Rae ae a nil only. : | ton, Port Vue and other western |
AP VOLE only to get supplies in ists. than in the fifteen preceding years. =o ere 2 ee eae That the legal size for Spring Pennsylvania towns. : N A R b ] |
the US for their armed forces, but Tt will not do at all to base esti-| And indications are that this is ls ae eas ie ~ ee te = | salmon pe 6 pounds in the round, | Akron and Detroit Elections aZis ebe
tt 1 ¢ to hold over the| mates of the Spanish war on the| only a beginning. Since Cardenas | December “© aS aZ& 106 inches in length. Although Judge G. L. Patterson,
BONED ey iti t- i 000 es of land | Scale will be drafted for spring iinets with a | Democratic nominee for mayor en- | ——-
the American people the supposition that the next great at-| took office, 24,410, acres te : That salmon gill-nets ;
heads of the Amer peop z z th d ; to the | negotiations with lumber operators 3 b + | dorsed by labor, was defeated in ST. EDINGBERT, Saar Territory
threat of “incidents” and wiolence | tack will necessarily come from the | have been turned over to eEne aietnict larger mesh than 7 inches be no : : Gee Gad) Sse
in the very shadow of our borders. | Fascists. Although none of us| peasants. : in ae istric zi si : eo S000 permitted. Akron, Ohio, four candidates back- Foath aes Laie. Resin a
Knows the government’s plans, 1 While the census of 1930 listed With a membership of over o, ; That no salmon seining be per-| ed by Labor’s Non-Partisan League | YOu" a Ee: ery
¢ ; ee pe would not surprise us to see the} only 480,850 farms (rural prop- between Sudbury and Kenora, all) itted from sun-down to sup-rise. | Won seats on the city council. Lee thee on ar the f 4 nee rand ot
— = Loyalists strike first. erties) in the whole of Mexico, fig- covered by union agreements, Local ‘That all salmon seines in 1938 D. Schroy, incumbent, was sup- e son oO e forest warden |
ures just published for August 31, 2786 has trebled its Me mbership in |). 76 a mesh not less than 4 inches | Ported by all the anti-labor forces aoe east and indepen
G. as Advances 1937, add 1,500,000 of ejidatarios | the last nine months, is the largest with the exception of the punt, | in the city and state, including the ee ee es an aoe paree
OV (small common farmers) to Mex-| local union of timber workers in | hich may be 3% inches. Republic Steel Corporation and the | ‘® 2 eir sons had to be “Pp
On Madrid Front ico’s land-holding population- Canada. The coming convention 15 Tt is suggested that the following big rubber companies. away.
MADRID, Spain, Nov. 18.— More The 1930 census sets farming land | expected to be much stronger than section of the regulations be ae In Canton, Mayor James Sec-
houses taken, more lines captured, | of Mexico at 480,000,000 acres, of | that of last year. : leted: combe defeated the Democratic BUCHAREST, Rimwisnia ese
more trenches creeping around the which 110,000,000 are forest. Plans to organize the 10,000 Bee “No salmon gill-net or driftnet | candidate backed py CIO and AFL | Rumanian Fascism is expresses
last Fascist positions at WEES EE : = Der workers outside the union will) 5411 be cast from a boat nearer unions by 24,079 to 11,239. itself in organizations ranging irom
—such is the picture in the sens feet on Tes: It all gave the wuzite TS | be made at this convention oF Eee than 100 yards in front of one al- In spite of the defeat of Patrick | choral circles to outright political
’ aacioe. a good idea of what a dominating basis of reports from nine full time SSeay ant the tae H. O’Brien, supported by labor for DaenTiea HS.
Every yard of that position, from position White Hill is, for the) field organizers. ; phat the wee esh inthe | mayor of Detroit, leaders of the | ~ : ee S|
bbe princess Bee eee tbe | [shooting aimee! eee a =e Port Arthur local will B25 £9 bag of shrimp trawls be not less United Automobile Workers de- ZF, ;
Manzanares River, has been fought | there. ones have all timber workers’ union than 146 inches Tension elared that the municipal Slaetions d
for stubbornly. Hundreds upon) This trip indicated that govern-| ,¢reements expire on the same date were a triumphant demonstration ;
hundreds of houses have been taken | ment forces retained their initia- as that of the steel and auto locals of labor’s power as a mass political af
one by one. A month ago every | tive along that important position | 3, an effort to secure agreements Twenty Seamen factor. To poll more than 150,000
house in Usera itself was taken. | and that the Loyalist eS on an industrial basis. 5. 4 I S . in its very first political paign, f =
Since then Loyalist lines Beye steadily moving eS 2} ae Kille N OPalN | i was pointed out, was a big vic- || Nourishes
read steadily along the fringe © each move in itself is rarely c- z = the
ie suburbs. - tacular and not much ground is Mexican CIM To tory for labor | the rocts of

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: i i NEW YORK, Nov. 18—Joe Cur-| Maurice Sugar, counsel for the
ape, day ee ae Pgs nO a Se ge re eae tional organizer of the Na- ‘United Automobile Workers, re-
” urero Hill had been Tf the Loyalists continue as at Bo cott apan |= nationa- gan 4 aa ) Ss Te
ee oe eomespondent crawled | present the fall of White Hill will fee J p tional Maritime Union, this week ceived 145,101 votes, and Richard

i i i t will reported that more than twenty US Frankensteen, assistant president
out to the edge of it and peered) pe inevitebie, TOT a MEXICO CITY, DF., Nov. 18—| ccamen have been killed while serv- of the UAW, received 141,320,

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] O Q G% HOD AL Bs Eee ae Bera oe re Villa. | (FP)—The sixth national council) j,5 in the American battalions of | finishing tenth and eleventh among

communication tren between Carabanchel of the CTM (Mexican Confedera- ternational Brigades in Spain.jthe 18 candidates for common
Hill. Later he went through those | yerda, thus forming a superb de- Gone Saess) aS = roclaimed the Inter: f=3

: i i j n have ate aaj :
Houses and into that communica-| fensive line and an excellent jump-| ott of all Japanese goods. Some one hundred US Eeems council. Those receiving the nine
jon trench to within thirty yards| ing-off point for on important | -ovece ze s : on | Pee wounded, he stated. highest were elected.
Bois Gace! iti Seaive Stating that Japan s wees en Woun det Eso) seamen and |
ne ornate son Deen time to pees eee pRas ge ae ft aceced other maritime workers ore eee q eo
Associated Dairies Lid. have = : character, the 1 i: | With the Loyalists, the majority o MUNRO FUR
ni wane Sanioved 1009, Un- gS eee positions for ue aan ee Force Slump “Bor effective protest against this them in the Abraham Lincoln and 3 i {
ion dairy labor : with duckboards and Sees Fascist war of Japan we PropOSe | George Washington battalions. ,
a ee eee ae ae ee DG, Nov. 18 te boveott See ie. meres , Vancouver’s largest Fur Factory is pioneering the |
for it is too perilous bY 2 WASHINGTON, " ov. 18.— | dise and goods. At the same time B ce = : : . oe eae See ae
Wilk and cream are received Move Steadily Forward. Deliberate attempts to precipitate | we ask the federal government to Returns To Spain i ae ( 40 hour) W eek W ith no red iction in wages
from grade “A’’ farms; pas- A group of correspondents re- a depression were charged against prohibit the export from Mexico of wor ing two shifts of expert furriers. : : |
teurized for your protection cently skirted the whole S22108 the Anaconda Copper Co. and other | 4j1 materials needed by the Em- 7 YORK. Nov. 18 @P)— P Being Canada’s largest trapper-to-wear fur busimess,
in our modern dairy plants front-line trenches, vel ae industrial corporations by the] pire of the Rising Sun to win the aneN eels ee Bae + we require all nde Oh ae re
employing union men; and yards apart to reduce " e Bee Workers’ Alliance in a telegram to| War’ The motion was accepted ne 2 es eee een Slik
delivered by a member of the they offered eS Sens President Roosevelt. es unanimously. ue a Se ee as EO H M UNR Ltd
Milk Salesmen’s Union. low as possible. Some 0 feet Signed by Herbert Benjamin, gen- pain, Se ees ioe=: 5 aii ( ) :
Soe ne eee ee ee ac| Gaines we teceam enca| Fascists M BS Ns ee | Canada’s Gold Medal Furriers”
hich. = E am aske ser, note “Ce : , : Se
Wor home delivery of these eee were coming not with the organization, ee acs aoe ascists erse oped eee Sen gens | (5 Canada’s Gold Meda] Furriers
rich, safe, clean dairy prod- characteristic whine that means | an fee ee ooconds Copper Co- nurses and ambulance drivers have Phone: Seymour 9419 :
ucts, phone — they are passing some yards over-| tion by i sworkers “for obvious BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 18.— | heen sent by the Medical Bureau j fedical-Dental Building 905 West Georgia St.
head, but with the explosive erack in firing 15) a (FP)—German Nazis are up to|io Aid Spanish Democracy. URL ae ee ee ee hee
that signifies a matter of a few political reasons: their old tricks in Hungary as aay
; 6 SS SSSSSSSSS SS SSS SSS SS ~ = as in Czechoslovakia. On German qe
*« Se ee . % jnitiative, seven Nazi bodies, among Sa di st
7 t nal % them the Arrow Cross and the
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