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SEES
SUGGESTION
AtfSVKP
One
can
tut
HMifcke
U
anything
j
more
iyejtous
or
absurd,
than
the
multitude
f
childish
reasons
advanced
In
the
past
(two
years
by
apologists
of
capitalism
for
tpe
world
industrial
depression.
And
our
local
professional.
man's
version
tfyatj
it
was
due
to
the
labor
government
of
Britain
is
in
my
opinion
adding)
insult
to
injury,
The
so-called
labor
government
was
a
minority
In
Par
liament,
checkmated
on
all
sides
by
old
traditional
party
members
who
j
arc
and
have
b$ec
the
pillars
of:
capitalism
since
its
dawn,
hence
the
labor
government
in
Itself
was
Incapable
of
passing
a
single
piece
of
legislation
good
or
bad
without
the
con.
tnt
anJ
approval
of
one
or
a
portion
of
both
of
the
oW
parties.
it
i:
not
necessary
to
be
a
world
economist
to
know
that.
While
I
do
nut
wish
to
insult
the
intelligence
j
of
your
readers
by
assuming
to
tell
j
them
the
cause
of
the
depression,
still
there
are
a
few
economic
f
ac
tors
that
are
known
to
us
fill
that
I
think
had
a
far
greater
Influence
on
Industrial
stagnation
than
all
the
governments
in
the
world.
Let
us
understand
that
world
hi
dust
rial
activity
is
governed'
by
ec
onomic
determination,
not
by
prime
ministers
or
finance
ministers.
A
Snowden,
Mellon
or
Bennett
budget
has
no
effect
on
this
universal
law.
But
the
law
is
governor
of
them
all,
This
law
is
neither
kind
nor
cruel,
neither
weeps
nor
rejoices,
but
conw
mands
attention
and
respect
from
all
governments
and
all
people.
Hence
human
society
has
but
onp
course
to
pursue.
Comply
or
perish.
Capitalism,
like
all
preceding
ec-.
onomic
systems
has
fulfilled
its
historic
mission,
and
like
all
previous'
sftiwas
has
nourished
wlthlt)
itself;
the
kernel
of
its
own
destruction,!
Britain's-
national
government
or
today
can
no
more
ignore
or
defy
present
economic
requirements
than
a
mouse
ean
defy
a
cat
and
live
even
though
MacDonald,
Baldwin,
Bnow-deo
and
Churchill
are
teamed
together.
It
Is
not
Impossible
for
them1
to
comply.
But
it
1
Impossible
for
them
to
defy
and
feed
the
people.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
O.
B.
CASEY.
KEJ'OKT
INpOItltECT
Editor.
Dally
News:
In
publishing
the
evidence
given
at
the
inquest
held
at
Terrace
recently.
I
note
that
I
am
reported
to
have
said
that
Mrs.
Little
was
with
me
when
certain
discoveries
were,
made
about
the
ruins.
As
this
statement
was
not
made
by
me
nor
Is
In
accordance
with
the
facts
J
would
thank
you
to
make
the,
correction,
which
could
have
and
should
have
been
correctly
glvtn
by
your
reporter.
I
am,
ye
urs
truly,
E.
T.
KENNEY.
Terrace,
B.C.
SOVIET
IS
EASING
UP
fttrintent
Luxury
Edict
of
Russian
Gcvernroent
Is
Being
Modified
MCfOQW,
Nov.
C
After
having,
demanded
the
greatest
material
sacrifices
from
its
people
so
as
Jq,
concentrate
on
its
agricultural
and
industrial
program,
the
Soviet
Gov
ernment
is
beginning
to
relax
the
stringent
measures
Invoked
to
drain
the
utmost
in
rwourcei
from
the.
nation.
Closely
following
the
widespread
rumors
that
food
rationing
was
to
be
abolished
soon,
government
lead
ers
in
speeches
during
recent
weeks
have
openly
committed
the
nation
to
u
poiiry
oi
njgner
living
starm
ards
for
the
masse.
It
has
been
emphasized,
however,
that
t
his
will
mean
no
let
jp
In
tlus
economic
"wnr"
now
being
waged
on
all
fronts
to
develop
the
country
in
dushially
and
agriculturally.
It
Is
taken
for
granted
that
modlflca
?!
tiocis
in
the
hardships
now
enforced
'
would
be
lnriirehy
cent
idence
that!
tin
five-year
plan
in
general
will1
be
m.irt
than
fulfilled.
j
From
rwent
official
speeches
and
publi
Ire!
carr
ncnt
the
Impression
har
lwo-m-
scleral
that
leaders
of
the
Bevtei
now
feel
that,
at
the
present
rate
of
progress,
the
eouo
try
can
afford
to
pay
more
attention
to
the
human
phase
involved
wit
hout
detracting
from
the
work
of
industry.
Morale
if
Workers
Furthermore
Indications
are
that
flutian
leaders
recognize
the
value
of
strengthening
by
such
means
the
morale
of
citizen-workers
HORRIFIED
.DNA
CARTER
never
forgot
the
great
lesson
of
courage
she
learned
in
childhood.
In
a
small
hill
icabin
cut
off
by
bowling
winds
and
driving
snow
tiTe
twin
mysteries
of
birth
and
death
visited
together
the
little
new
life
and
her
mother's
life
flickered
out
like
candles.
Watching
her
father's
grief
Edna
learned
to
be
brave
and
strong
in
the
face
of
tragedy.
She
blossomed
to
glorious
womanhood
and
then
met
Gerald
Barnes
the
only
man
in
the
world
for
her,
she
knew.
Their
love
was
like
a
song
of
Joy
and
after
a
dazzling
courtship
they
were
married.
Then
Gerald
begai
to
be
away
on
business
trips,
he
said
and
she,
trustful
had
ho.
suspicion
of
the
truth.
Till
the
day
broke
when
po
Gerald
returned
and
fear
clutching
her
heart
she
went
to
find
hint.
What
was
her
grief
and
stupefaction
to
find
in
the
home
of
another
woman
her
husband's
portrait
in
wedding
clothes
his
features
in
a
strange
child's
face!
Should
she
tell
this
other
faithful
wife
that
Gerald
had
betrayed
them
both
warp
another
life
as
hers
was
'
-
warped?1''
Fate
sounded
ominous
drums
Tragedy
stalked
again
and
unexpected
Sorrow
stunned
them
both!
How
Edna
emerged
victorious
triumphant
and
won
to
peace
and
happiness
is
told
jp
HER
STRANGE
WAY
OUT
a
true-life
story
that
will
thrill
and
move
you!
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it
complete
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ma
AX
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for
Vh
task
ahead.
Uie
difliculues
of
which
no
one
attempts
to
minimize.
from
the
ouUdl
of
the
five-year
plan
the
people
were
cuilod
upon
to
subordinate
material
comfcius
uikI
sometimes
actual
nere.ssities
m
the
economic
development
of
ihi
nj
inn
In
order
tht
th
Soviet
Union
mlsht
be
reasonably
imn
pi-n-.u
m
of
other
countries
The
output
of
"llsht"
industry,
L
oin
winch
comes
various
commodities
for
home
consumption
such
as
foodstuffs
and
clothing,
has
been
held
to
Uie
minimum
that
maximum
energy
miijht
be
directed
toward
buildinn
up
the
"heavi"
or
basir
industry.
jov
;ru
nent
leaders
frankly
admit
ted
that
only
by
'this
means
(
could
Ilu.sota
hope
to
bonome
u
selt-(cntuined
!.oyjDtry
una
thui.
over-,
j
take
advanced
capitalist
nations
skz,
studied
ikis
s
liom
the
industrial
standpoint
witliin
ten
years
The
effect
of
this
was
the
adoption
of
food
rationing
and
thr
restriction
or
housing
space
in
larno
cent
res
to
extremely
limited
accommodations.
The
(ioftentnt;
of
this
pollry
wa
first
noticed
v
veral
men'')
;
i-
.
When
restrictions
on
the
purchase
of
certain
forms
of
tnerrhundi.sH
were
iiaHiitliy
lifted.
Thia
was
t4ie
Initial
step
In
what
was
evidently
ipu-iuied
to
bi
'lie
Krailual
oettei-:nnt
of
livhiR
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all
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CONTENTS
FOR
DECEMBER
TRUE
STORY
More
thin
His
Own
Life
Was
This
Love
a
Sin?
Could
Any
Wpman
Forgive
This?
The
Boy
Who
Didn't
Forget
Worse
Thin
Dynamite
Without
Blood
Ties
Love
Driven
The
Secret
1
Kept
for
Thirty
Yer$
His
Magnificent
Lie
Her
Strange
Way
Out
My
Greatest
Christmss
And
Once
We
Were
Lovers
Only
Love
Can
Make
a
Marriage.
Other
MacFadden
M
'::---::M&PZfr?--m
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s
t
uznKm
Liberty
Liberty
ce
Sbe
bad
accepted
Lis
Uve
his
name.
And
now
(hat
there
was
no
trace
of
bins
she
came
te
the
one
woman
who
could
tell
btr
husband's
ate
What
she
learned
bnle
berbeartaudttteltdberuiU
Impelled
Iter
te
a
orifice
only
a
noble
woman
could
make!
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DECEMBER
ory
il'MlfVMVWNMssflsl
uy
Desmond
Murphy
,uvt
v
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1
Rollag
air
engineer,
golnu
as
I
as
Stowarl
left
at
1
:30
p.m.
today
for
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tth'.ncc
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will
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loiproveqannt
of
weather
runrtition
.
before
fly;HK
north
fr-mi
tlif-i-fhm
Lake
on
the
Governrarn'
Trl
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line
to
brln
gout
Operator
ttr.bert
Qmnn.
who
is
.'.cionUy
ii
Xhe
wathei'
was
lai
liom
t.ivoi
jfthle
M
Bttiwart
tins
morning
fw
flying
but
it
was
thought
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