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Afternoon,
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Sunday,
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of
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Bureau
ot
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
.im
Wednesday,
December
13,
1939.
c.c:f.
viewpoint
on
russo-finnish
war
On
several
occasions
we
have
felt
that
the
C.CF.
the
Federationist.
has
been
decidedly
anti-British
wurmiig
in
ciose
co-noerauon
wun
ine
enugninen.
nemo
cratic
countries
of
the
Scandinavian
ptoup.
In
the
fur
moil
of
the
;st
fpw
vpprs
this
part
of
Eurone
ha"?
beer
known
as
"Fnrooe's
"iiiet
corner."
The
pence
of
tM
quiet
cornerthas,now'
been
wantonly
broken
by
a
Russian
iniiuary
invasion.
RUTHLESS
AND
INDEFENSIBLE
"No
more
ruthless
or
more
indefensible
aciressfnp
has
taken
place:
an
vwhere
in
modern
times,
cnncbvlen
tv.
write-,
"it
i
ennal
t
anvthinp-
that
has
happened
in
Am
tria,
Chechoslovakia,
Snain
or
China.
Finland
was
villjn'
to
arbitrate
"ihatever
difference
there
might
be
betwr
herself
and
Russia.
Snvipt
Russia,
in
renud
atintr
ipi
non-aeerpscinn
pact
with
Finland,
her
acceptance
of
th
Covenant
of
the
league
of
Nations,
her
obligation
when
signing
the
Kellor
Pact
that
she
would
not
use
war
as
an
instrument
of
national
policy,
has
totally
disregarded
ir
the
most
brutal
fashion4
every
claim
for'consideration
pu
forward
bv.F-inland.
She
had
set
un
a
punnet
Government
before
she'had
"cohbuered
an
inch
of
Finnish
soil,
recogniz
ed
it
as
the
government
.of
Finland
and
signed
a
treaty
with
it.
"Socialists
everywhere
should
protest
against
this
in
vasion
of
a
peace-loving
and
progressive
people
bv
the
Soviet
government
This
is
not
the
way
to
duiki
socialism
and
Democracy.
It
is
the
way
to
perpetuate
terror,
tota
itananism
and
barbarism.
PLAYS
ARE
DELIGHTFUL
Colorful
Pre-Chrlstmas
Entertain
ment
Stated
at
Booth
Memorial
Ilith
School
as
Robin
Hood,
others
taklne
prom-1
ffi
inent
parts
being
Howard
Hougan,
'as
an
Innkeeper;
Harold
Nordan,'
5?
as
the
sheriff
of
Nottingham;
Ted-S
,dy
Capstick,
as
a
stranger:
Alistair
Crerar.
as
"Little
John."
and
Ver-,ft
non
Ciccone,
as
a
boy.
Robin
Hood's
Intosh.
Jack
Macey,
Bobby
Crulck-
shank.
Stanley
Hodgson,
Donald
and
as
Caada
is
part
of
the
i
British
Empire
this
is
a
?E'
joyai
auiiucie.
ai
any
raie
inose
nut
iur.ua
are
agam&ir
us.
Now
this
week
we
wish
to
express
appreciation
of
an.
article
bv
Aneus
Mclnnis.
one
of
the
Vancouver
members,
West,
Leonard
Youngman,
Billy
?
Thaln,
John
Christiansen,
Archie
tyf
McLeod.
Peter
Johnson,
Bill
Davies
htf
in
this
week's
issue
and
also
of
an
editorial
expressing
an.stanley
Wo2nej;
similar
sentiments.
The
following
is
from
Mr,
Mclnnis
article:
.
gram
was
a
pretty
and
well
execut-
ed
Ball
Dance
by
girls
of
the
Jun-
"Since
the
pact
with
Germany
all
signs
were
pointing
lor
Dramatic
society
Edith
Mur-
to
the
irtct
tbat
Russia'
had
discarded
anv
pretentions
tr
socialism
Every
move
was
a
move
for
power
and
nation
aggrandizement.
,
Since,the
invasion
of
Finland.
Russir
s'anu
cpnnennrai
.oeionj
ine
worui
as
an
unpei
uujsi
na
tion
plavinu
Power
politic
as
ruthlesslv
and
as
regardles?
of
human
values
as
anv
fascist
or
capitalist
state.
Finland.
f
o
and
Weoendent.
could
not
be
a
threat
to
he
Soviet
Hrn'on.
If
Russia
vere
in
danger
from
aggression,
that
dancer-came
from
two
sources
onlv,
Germanv
andi
Japan.
We
mav
assume
that
the
danger
from,
the
former
was
removed
bv
the
signinqr
of
the
non-agression
pact
the
rev?ciner
0f
Mein
Kamof
so
as
not
to
offend
th?
tender
sensibilities
of
Rtnlin
and
tV
fhn'np:
of
the
wasMkn
over
the
Kremlin.
It
U
obvious
that
Jauan
could
not
use
Finland
as
a
mepi5
of
agression
against
Russia,
even
if
Fin-land
were
willing
to
be
iwd..
No
other
country
could
make
war
on
Russia,
even
if
its
government
desired
to
do
so.
Its
working
class
would
have
prevented
iL
;.
EUROPE'S
QUIET
CORNER
:
"If,
in
the
name
of
democracy,
it
were
desirable
t
protest
agains't
the
attacks
on
China
and
Spain,
it
is
mpr-.
times
more
necessary
to
protest
against
the
destructior
of
Finland,
continues
Mr.
Mclnnis.
There
is
much
mo'
democracy
in
Finland
than
there
was
in
China
or
Rnair
Finland
is
a
remiblic
with
a
parliamentary
system
of
gov
ernment
in
which
the
Socialist
Party
is
the
largest
crroir
Like
the
'other
Scandinavian
.countries
she
ha&
a
stron'
and
efficient
co-operative
movement.
The
strength
ant
influence
of
her
trade
union
movement
has
been
increa0
ing
from
vear
to
vear.
The
cultural
and
material
stand
ard
of
living
has
been
steadily
rising.
Finland
has
been
i.;
i
i
i
i
vold,
Norma
Watt.
Molly
Frew.
Bes
W
Ritchie,
Gilda
Campagnolo
and
Pat-
W
sy
Moore.
.
Ka
l
...
Tl.
T..JA
-I
-.1
1
..V.
.
I
it..
audience
with
ringing
"Over
the
rC
Rainbow"
and
"Down
Mexico
Way"
if
as
vocal
solos
between
the
two
plays.
Vice-Principal
W.
W.
C
O'Neill
acted,
as
announcer
for
the
evening
and,
In
a
neat
speech
at
the
opening,
expressed
aDnreciation
of
the
size
of
the
audience,
welcom
ing
all
present.
GETS
SIX
MONTHS
Edward
M.
Mccabe.
whn
brought
t6
the
city
a
few
dayc
ago
irom
Atim
where,
he
had
been
committed
for
trial
on
a-charge
of
retaining
stolen
property,
aooeared
before
Judge
W.
E-
Plsher
in
County
Court
Monday
afternoon
and,
elect
ing
for
speedy
ttlal,
pleaded
guilty.
A
sentence
of
six
months'
lmDrison-
ment
was
imposed
-and
McCabe
was
taicen
on
to
Oakalla
yesterday
af
ternoon,
Keep
up
to
date.
Aowt)fe
MINERAL
ACT
Stflct
To
OH
Inn
To
ihn
V.
Allien
and
(lonilrr
Rlrkf'
ana
or
auif,
Wahlnftn,
U.
.
A,
WHEREAS
there
Are
owticra
other
than
mytif
to
th
txUmt
of
more
Man
one
quart
internal
In
each
and
ct
tne
star
wo.
1,
Btar
No.
3,
Star
No.
3,
Star
No.
4.
Star
No.
8.
Str
No.
.
BUit
No.
7.
Star
No.
8.
Str
No.
9
ana
-BUt
No.
10
Mineral
Claim
ltuat
on
the
north
aide
pf
Porcher
Iclanxl
m
wwamoT
Pwwage
about
600
feet
from
tie
beach
In
the
Blceera
Mining
DlvUlon.
Province
of
BflUah
Columbia!
TAKE
NOTICE
that.
Unlet
tou
da
pay
wltWn
VO
dyi.
from
the
Ut
here-
w
wi
aum
ox
1IS37.&0
being
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
for
the
Teara
193T,
1938
and
1930
by
Section
i
of
Che
Mineral
Act.
It.
S.
B.
C.
1838,
Chapter
lbl,
together
with
aJl
eoau
of
thla
notice,
to
the
under-algoed,
the
reutered
owner
ot
ald
Mineral
Clalma,
your
Intereat
on
eat4
Mineral
Claim
hall
be
forfeited
and
become
verted
In
the
underlined
who
haa
made
the
required
expendlturea,
DATED
at
Pnnce
Rupert,
B
C.
tola
8th
da;
of
July,
1839.
E.
8.
BERNEY.
OLD
LAND
YULETTOE
(Continued-'
from
Page
One)
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...
.
i
BIS-
80
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YE
OLDE
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WINE-Cherry
Port
and
Ginger.
OlTn
Quart
bottle
XMAS
CRACKERS
Beautiful
Zl'-45c
$1.95
CHERRY
and
GENOA
FRUIT
CAKES
Weston'.
ylCi
Per
lb.
XMAS
WRAPPED
BOX
CHOCOLATES
All
sizes
at
popular
prices.
All
fresh
sto:k.
other
customary
topics
are
there
as
usual.
Expect
Record
Trade
Dealers
expect
a
re:ord
trade.
In
said
he
expected
"a
normal
de-
a(jdltion
to
the
cards
sent
to
men
manri.
normal
hlrrix
nnri
nlmost
nor-
.
......
.....I.,
pvnprt
that
r
,
an
acute
o:iv-
.
-
mal
prices."
Wholesalers
and
re-1
ihoiismds
will
be
nosted
to
friends
tallers
are
preparing
to
meet
the
and
rtiauves
abroad
who
normally
traditional
demand
for
turkey.
jcome
nome
f0r
Christmas.
War
has
left
its
lmDrlnt
on
the;
cards
may
be
sent
free
from
cen-
staled'
"
'
"""'"r".-"
sorsnjp
cunirw
w
u
-
TV-,
..,i
.
-rrrflntlv
.
.
.
v.lM"ea
ia
me"aiesi
army
aevices.
but
m
certain
cases
is
nec-
a
and
the
t
playlets
"The
Princess
t
h
u
tonks
Bren
gun?
flnd
antl.
J
fnpmv
Swineherd-
and
-The
King
s
war-
alrcraU
gnns.
rjoiij
are
dressed
in
nKnU
extensive
use
of
them
rant."
the
Junior
uniform
as
nurses
or
women
of
the
mformaUon
to
Germany
of
Booth
Memorial
High
S-n001
Auxillarv
Territorial
Service.
Even'
.u
k
....ri
MntrleA
woti
nrpsirlnt.
lastn
Bhtl
5
r..
.....
t..
",luu"
offered
a
delightful
pre-Chrlstmas
entertainment
in
the
auditorium
of
the
school.
The
audience
was
so
larxe
as
to
require
additional
seat
ing
accomodation
over
and
above
that
which
had
been
arranged
for.
The
young
actors
acquitted
themselves
with
much
credit,
their
ef
forts
fully
Justifying
the
enthus
iasm
with
which
they
were
received.
The
colorful
show
will
be
re
peated
tonight
and,
doubtless,
will
be
rewarded
with
anomer
iarRr
house.
Miss
Janet
Rochester
and
Jerry
Woodside
played
the
tlUe
parts
in
"The
Princess
and
the
Swineherd".
&
and
left
nothing
to
be
desired,
both
1
2?
displaying
considerable
talent
along.
Jj?
the
historical
line.
Gwyn
Holtby
5$
took
the
role
oi
tne
King
wun
me'jj
J.Ilsses
Betty
McOlnnls.
Sheila
Mc-
Rae,
uorotny
Meoa
ana
irenc
Nordan
as
ladies
in
waiting.
Pages
were
Archie
McLeod,
Jimmy
Spence.
Vernpn
Ciccone
and
Hemsby
Kim?.;
"The
King's
Warrantr
equniiy
v
entertaining,
featured
a
laree
cast
jjg
of
boys
headed
by
Oeore
McAfee!
the
snakes
and
ladders
game
has
The
country
is
lust
about
ready
been
brought
tip
to
date
with
mus-
t0
g0
0
serious
training
for
the
tard
gas
and
incendiary
bombs
to
riROrs
of
the
two-day
food
festival,
trap
the
unskilled
Instead
of
the
Christmas
Day
and
Boxing
Day.
gaping
snake.
.
.
.
More
elaborate
toys
take
the
form
of
scale-models
of
the
Maglnot
Line.
Toymakers
are
looking
forward
to
a
good
Christmas
trade.
The
war
influence
has
not
crept
Into
Christmas
cards
because
they
were
prlrited
before
the
outbreak.
London
scenes,
Alolne
pictures
and
IS
ITS
A
C.V.K.
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
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Tuesdays,
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and
Saturdays
11
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PINEAPPLE
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4-oz.
cello
FOR
YOUR
XMAS
TABLE
15c
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CHERRIES
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green,
-f
Cn
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35c
5c
MELON
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Robln'on's.
Red
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1
fin
AVI
8'
PLUM
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Cross
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Blackwell's
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OQf
RAISINS
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y
a
The
playj
were
under
the
dlrec-
UJ-?tlS?lSlSlS'W
tlon
of
Mln
Joyce
Fdcmbe
and
Miss
May
Jones
whose
efforts,
to
gether
with
those
of
all
the
wrii-
clpants,
are
worlhy
of
comrrend-
ltlon.
A
feature
of
especial
lm--KJrtance
which
lent
a
ereit
deal
to
he
color
and
ef
fectlvene
wre
the
costumes
whllh
were
under
the
dl-
ectlon
of
Miss
France
Watt.
MUs
Tean
Irvine
and
Miss
Ruth
Hind.
Miss
M.
McKenzle
was
pianist
for
the
nlays
while
Miss
Leona
Whiff
In
TComranld
the
Ball
Dance.
Miss
Frances
Moore
provided
incidental
Mano
rhufic
and
also
accompanied1
Miss
Judge
in
her
vocal
solos.
ft:
(3'
It's
the
most
modern.
scientific
method
fa
5i
tiff
Crush
up
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Wednesday!
December
13
hi.,
EAL
Pirate
don't
cough
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Keep
Smith
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Cough
Drop
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jutt
10V
t
SMITH
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COUGH
DROPS
Time'
Srges!ions
Ft
Your
Xmas
Gift
Problems
Silk
Hosiery
Makes
the
Ideal
Cift
We
have
them
In
nil
the
luteal
shad;
In
-r?
te.
ehtffum
.
s-rrlce
welghU
QtZn
to
C4
en
From,
per
pair
GloTtt
In
fabric,
kid
or
capr
Llnd
or
unllned.
From.
pr
pair
75084.50
Coed
or
Indirpunl
IUittVerr!ilfIn
a
charrnlnt
a
wrttnent
""T
25c
"81.25
I
r
Hi
.M
n
FtV-t?n
f
Ut
.
Mandk-rjlilef
Hoi,
Starr
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