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VALUE
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DEMOCRACY
'
III
thefceliys'
ujheh
democratic
gOverlimcrits
often
seem
to
have
failed
and
when
thty
are
acknowledged
to
be
inefficient,
it
.is
interesting
to
note
that
they
are
defended
y
many
who
have
lived
under
other
kinds
of
governments.
W.
H.
Chamberlin,
a
journalist
who
lived
in
Russia
f6r
aliliost
twelve
Vears.
lookint?
back
at
conditions
as
he
fftilnd
them
throughout
that
time
after
being
away
a
year.i
wijwea
in
4.11c
-magazine
section
oi
ine
unnsiian
science
Monitory
follows:
;,"My
ovVti
feeling
is
that
democracy
and
civilization
are
almost
sybonvinous
terms.
EVfiri
if
the
method
of
dictator-Hhip
Should
produce
a
higher
material
standard
of
living
(and
Russia's
experience
up
to
the
present
time
would
emphatically
suggest
that
this
is
not
likely
to
be
the
case),
I
cannot'ebneeive
that
it
would
be
desirable
to
live
in
a
society
where
every
printed
and
spoken
word
was
controlled,
WHere
.oflfefedhJd
to
talk
freely
even
to
close
friends
for
fr&i-
that
:h'ey
micht
be
government
spices:
where
social
contact
with
a
orejgner
was
positively
physically
danger-
qusj
wnere
some-prying
snooper
was
likely
to
read
any
m-CdirJing
(it
OUtgdillg
letter
and
where
one
was
never
secure
ukhiusi,
aniurary
arresi
anil
exne
:$ti'.
Chnmberlin
told
of
the
famihe
of
1932-193.')
which1
vas
brought
-on
''to
teach
the
peasant
a
'lessori"
in
whieh
something
like
four
million
lives
were
lost.
He
says:
"Under
democratic
systems
peoples
have
done
many
foolish
tjjings
and
some
crtle)
ones,
but
nothing,
I
say
with
full
confidence,
rettidtely
as
bad
as
this
state-organized
fa-rriine."
'
Say
everything
that
can
fdlMy
be
siiid
about
the
constructive
aspects
of
the
Soviet
i-egirtie.
Recognize
the
in-Utjstrlal
expahsidiof
the
country,
the
improved
educational
and
recreational
facilities
for
the
masses,
the
absence
of
rae
discrimination,
the.
sincere
belief
of
many
GorniriiihiMtfi
that
they
dre
Avorking
for
Russia's
ultimate
tood.
Hut
to
nje
bersohally
the
blast
furnaces
cannot
roar
loiidly
enough,
the
turbines
cannot
turn
out
electrical
power-fastienough
to
drown
dtit
the
crjes
of
the
innumerable-victims
of
this
'mt'reiless
sacrifice
Of
large
sections
of
the
poiJulatiojvoil
the
altar
of
industrialization.
The
4,000,-000
HVdf?
(leliberately
lost
in
the
famine,
to
me,
outweigh
the
iu,000;000
tons
of
pig
iron
which
Russia
produced,
for
the
first
lifnen
its
histol-y,
in
1934.
''The
description
I
have
Written
'Would
apjlly
to
life
in
the-"8bVietUnibh
as
I
have
known
it.
it
nl
greater
or
less
decree,
to
every
gauntry
that
has
thrown
oVer
demooracy
for
dictatorship.
My
own
feeling,
in
looking
back
at
RUJjsiii,
is
that,
if
we
want
to
preverit
Westerft
civilitloil'fl-piii
breaking
down,
either
ih
the
Bolshevik
Way
or
-brnOine
-Other,
possibly
milder,
but
still
Unpleasant
way,
there
is
a-very
strong
obligation
to
do
two
things:
to
work
f
Or
peace
arid
to
Work
for
social
justice;
Russia,
On
frje
basis
Of
.Its
present-day
record,
is
not
a
challenge
to
afiy
Weslerfi
coiintryi
But
it
is
a
very
strong
Washing
Of
what
might
happen
to
any
country
under
an
irresistible
double
stress
of
war
and
of
acute
poverty
and
insecurity
ahlong
large
masses
of
the
people."
Montreal
Leaves
No
Doubt
Of
4
Local
hotel
keepers
report
4
!
4
reservitlons
for
the
fortheom-
4
j
4
ing
kritucky
Derby
at
Chur-
4
.
4
chill
Downs,
classic
Of
the
4
;
4
American
turf,
as
being
sev-
4
:
i
enty
percent
ahead
of
last
4
;
4
year.
4
4'
'
4
4
WHIFFLETS
From
the
WaterfroriJ
Bringing
passengers,
mall
dhti
freight,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Johri,
'Cat.
"Nell
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
be
here
until
10
o'clock
Friday
night
wheii
she
will
111
tin
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
With
a
'good
sized
list
of
passen
gers,
C.
N.
U.
steamer
Prince
Georgei
Cabt.
II.
fckeddeh;
arrived
In
paH
on
time
at
lO-o'cldiSk
this
mbrHlngi
from
VancdUvcr,
'Powell
ttlver
and
Ocean
Kails
and
sails
at
4
o'clock
thl
afternoon
lor-Artyox
ahd
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
to
morrow
evening
southbouhd.
Considerable
painting
and
overhaul
wofk'has
been
in
progress
of
late
on
vessels
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
fleet
which
are
now
all
In
ship-shape
for
an
active
season.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorshlp
Norco,
Capt.
Ekholm,
arrived
In
port
at
10
O'clock
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
wllh
three
thousand
cases
of
canned
salmon
for
trans-shipment
east
bver
'Cahaalah
National
Railways.
After
discharging,
the
vesspl
sailed
In
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
The
Pacific
Airways
Junkers
sea-piano,
which
arrived
here
at
noon
yesterday
from
Vancouver
and
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wjhdnndav
Apr
'Ml
Montreal
Maroons
Take
Superiority
in
Winning
Over
Maple
Leafs
by
4
to
1
Score
MONTREAL,
April
10:
(CP)
Making
it
three
straight
wins,
Montreal
Maroons
piit
on
a
fighting
brainy
display
oi
nocKcy
aim
tii'iuaiL'ti
uiu
lurumo
mupie
iei'is
last,
iiijjui
by
a
score
of
1
to
1
to
Capture
the
Stanloy
Clip,
pn
hockey's
highest
prize,
and
ring
down
"the
curta
rofessiolhtl
tin
on
ma
jor
league
hockey
for
the
season.
Once
again
the
Mon-
trealefs
never
nllowra
the
Issue
toM
1
"
'
get
In
doubt
For
thorn
it
was
a
4
4,4
nAi.i
i
..l.
.....I
.iv
i
,J
l
..
lieill
mv.iita
iiuu
mt-j
wric
uruiuruij
Ilia
k.ut
lAm
rrl1ty
In
tVtA
IVM1rl
.
'
.
:.
:
.
..
..
.
"
.
"
:
i
uani
Rangers
:ers
beat
heat
hearts
hearts
t
penoa
am
me
Aiapic
uems
present
-miiAV
hHiay
In
K'
sEMi-rtNAi.
rni
rivii
':
.
"
:
game
game
i
nm
on
shccEu
soccer
cup
cup
me
Maroon
acience
souna
ana
were
able
toVt
only
one
goal
to
the
Maromts'
two
for
all
their
stbrnilng.
In
the
first
period,
only
one
goal
was
made.
Jimmy
Ward
scoring
for
l
Montreal.
In
the
second
Weiltworth
and
Northcolt
scored
for
Montreal
and
Thorns
the
only
Toronto
goal.
.The
teams
entered
the
third
period
with
the
score
standing
3
to
1
and
the
Maple
Leafs
endeavoring
i
half
way
through
the
filial
period.!
wentwortn
toon
me
puck
awayi
and
passed
It
to
Marker
who
scored
I
the
fotirlh
for
Moiitfeal.
Tilt
Mdroons
took
the
series
by,
winning,
the
first
gnme
at
Toronto
3
to
2
In
overtime,
the
second
In'
Toronto
3
to
1
and
the
third
last
night
by
the
4
to
1
count.
RESERVATIONS
TOR
4
1
KENTUCkYiiERliY
4'
Heavy
Tills
year
4
;
!
LOUISVILLE.
Ky..
April
10:
4;
'
'4
GLASGOW,
April
10.
CPi
-
4
4
Before
a
crowd
of
ninety
thousand
fan.
Glasgow
Rang-
4
ers
defeated
Hearts
of
Mldlo-
4
thlan
two
to
nil
In
the
replayed
4
seml-llnal
for
the
Scottish
soe-
4
cer
cup
today.
The
Rangers
4
4
will
meet
Hamilton
Acadtml-
caU
In
the
flhnt
mi
Anril
20.
4
444444444
ROSS
HAS
EASY
WIN
Hail
No
Oilfiiulty
With
Henry
WoiitU
in
Scalll-
I
ill
Ni;lit;
Saminy
Jliclarnlh
Wlhi
RE
ATT
I.E.
A)rli
10:
(CP)
itariiry
itos
of
Chicago
easily
dc-fenilM
hit
junior
llctitvteislit
rliampionship
agaltlst
lltnry
H'ciods,
Yakima
rieyro,
last
night
In
twelve
room!-;
WhI
look
the
count
of
nine
In'liie
Hiirtl
rolihd.1
Sammy
.Mrldrnln
of
Vaheou-Ver,
brother
of
Jimmy
Md--irt1lh,
World's
wfllerwHRfit
xharripliiii,
derKioiietl
"Red"
Crrjory
of
iiollywoixl
in
the
Aix-routitl
Semifinal,
t
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
Pete
BUtt.
Port
Simpson.
i
Kno:
:
C.
it
Vance.
J
L.
Bellna.
Frank'
Roberts
and
son
and
C.
Nelson.!
city;
M.
L.
Clark,
Georgetown;
W.,
MacDonald
and
N.
Bancroft.
En-,
arikb;
Ole
Ahdersoh
And
J.
Watkln-
son.
Ketchikan;
8.
Davidson.
Port
I
Edward;
ti.
EdgesWh,
Jacr.
I
Savoy
!
Mr.
nhd
Mrs.
J.
Plumb,
Ahyox;
R.
E.
Wakefield
and
family.
Telkwa.
'
Royal
Mrs.
T.
Fritzer.
Strwart:
D.
Plnck-ney,
Anyox;
H.
IE
Carney,
Alice
Arm;
Miss
A.
E.
Hall.
Llbydmlhsler.
Sask;
E.
Hughes.
Telkwa;
J.
L'.
Parry,
Kanl
loops
Prince
Rupert
.
ii.
E.
GoulbOurn.
Victoria;
T.
B.
Randall,
O.
C.
Clarke.
C.
B.
Elliott
and
W.
Q.
Holland.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Ben
Jacobscn.
Ketchikan;
O.
H.
Tychb,
Smithers
hopped
off
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islarids
after
refuelling,
was-
back
again
late
yesterday
afternoon
and,
after
staying
overnight,
left
nt
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
the
south
with
the
expectation
of
being
In
Vancouver
by
early
evening.
On
board
the
plane
were
Pilot
C.
B.
El
liott,
Co-Pllot
W.
G
illolland
and
passengers
In,
the
persons
of
T.
B.
Randall
and
G..L,
Clarke
of
Van
couvcr'
who
were-
on
.
business
In
connection
with
marine
Insurance
adjusting.
Try
a
iJally
News
classified
ad.
iHWItlltMMiHHW.
Stanley
FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY!
April
13th
to
20th
This
Great
ELECTRIC
IRON
Value
A
timely
qliailllly
purtluve
eruble
u
to
pa
tiik
senwtlonal
value
aioiig
to
jou
...
a
mart,
tpiehdidly
made
Electric
Iron,
compart,
ray
i6
handle
tihd
weUhint
6
llw
for
lihiy
tlJil.
It's
one
hf
the
bet
look-Inj
IrotK
you
ever
,
NlckM'Flrii
Kiit-d
and
a
trrJt
worker.
Gel
YOUttS
wlthodt
fail,
liemrmber
(he
clalr-.,
April
ilth
to
20th.
VANCOUVER.
Alii
11
10
CP-
Wheat
was
quoted
at
&c
on
thfc
local
exchange
yesterday
advanc
ing
to
87V
today
.
i
NEW
"A
Zarelll,
Proprietor
liii.ME
AWay
fJmJ.m
iibMk"
Itatrs
$1.00
up
5d
Rdoms
:iidt
&
cdid
Wair
Prince
tttipert.
B
t".
Phone
281
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Box
108
Fresh
ivUL'k
and
orram
DAILY
vai;kntin
dairy
'iMionC
65?
459
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
cents
extra
cord
and
phiK
.4
GARDEN
SUPPLIES
We
have
a
complete
line
of
glrtlm
ncfrltl:
Seeds,
Spade,
Lawn
Jldfrrrs,
Rakr,
Hort.
WherlharniMi,
TrowrK
Mattock,
Shovels,
Etc
"Complete
fertilizer,"
a
B.
C,
Product,
made
at
Trail,
5c
per
pound
We
Deliver
THOMPSbN
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
D.
ELIO
i'lifnlture
Deiler
I'hone
Grrrli
121
Axial
Balance
Compass-
Voitage
lio
Hand
powtfr
washing
owrhine.
fugs,
barber
fixtures
2
chulrs
Wit
AT
YOU
A'KE
ASk'EI)
TO.SIfJN
Exchanging
&.
Auctioneer
-Lbctrdflater
kitchen
ranges.
Ivds.
unn
um.
ihirrbr.
vibrator
tie.
"Have
You
Work
For
Willing
'HaiHH
ttt
i?o?M
'
MIMYMMNT
SERVICE
flMiAN
.
l)iecltlte
Offices:
315
Tlilrd
Ave.
OITlCE
REt'OltHS
Believing
that
n
dollar
Invested
Hvemhloylhg
mhn,
and
women
will
Improve
conditions
Mid
rtltcyhrthe
-
,
,,
call
for
charity,
I
(we)
'offer
full
co-bp(utlnn
'by
(
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hereby
pledging
lhat
I
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we)
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during
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