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1
LINDBERGH'S
PRONOUNCEMENT
J2
Saturday.
October
14,
1939.
'Colonel
Charles
Lindbergh
does
not
think
that
the
British
and
French
are
fighting
the
cause
of
democracy
hut
fhatit
is
onjy
a
fight
for
the
balance
of
power.
Evi-
neniiy,
ne
is
impressed
wun
ine
iazi
uocmnes
ami
ur
German
method
of
government
and
the
system
of
seizin
p
the
smaller
nations
and
enforcing
on
them
allegiance
tr
Hitler
joi
.
to
Stalin.
When
the
Co'onel
eseaued
with
hi?,
family
from
the
dangers
of
living
in
the
United
States
hf
did
not
fly
to
Germany.
He
went
to
England
for
safety
While
-we-recognize
the
ability
of
'Diiidbergh
as
a'flyerlvr.
do
not
think'that
makes
him
a
statesman
or
an
authorit
on
the
rights
of
nations.
;
GIBB'S
LATEST
"BOOK
Sir
Thilip'Gibbs'
new
book
"This
Nettle,
Danger"
v
a
book
about
modern
conditions,
especially
in
England,
ir
which
.English,
American
and
German
characters
looV
large.
Their
characteristic
differences
are
shown
clearly'
Mostly
the
stbrv'deals
with'life
of
the
English
aristro-cracy
with
an
American
newspaper
correspondent
as
the"
chidf
character
and
his
sister
closely
interwoven
into
th-story.
While
this
book-laeks
that
emotionalism
and
dramatif
powers
wHtrh
is'the
charm'bf
less
able
writers.Mt-is'intep-selrinterestitirtrany
nerson
who'has
tried
to'follow
motl-'
ern
irtterhhtionartrehds.
Here
is
how
one
of
the
charac-iers
sums
p
the
present
foe
of
this
countrv:
Grmany
inputting
back
the
clock.
Slid
is'put.tine
it
backfis'nr
as'the
dafk
ages
whenhertrites
wdre'the-
otiti
elBafbariaHs
Whom
Caesar
fought.
They
were
touched
for-a
finie
hv
the'I;-atin
spirit
They
were
Christianized
and,,
therefnm
fivii'zed
with
Rome
as
the
spiritual
headquarters
of
civilization
and
moral
law.
But
it
was
a
ven-(fff
-niHfrtiH
ndt-'go
deep.
There
is
in
the
German
soul
still
the
ancient
riaranism
Of
their
dark
forests.
Unknown
to
thfm.plf'Wntan
is
still
their
god.
This
man'Hitlerirt
(he
nnfsonif'Vfitfnn
rftthe
old.nagan
chiefs.
!HYNa7.is
are
the
hrnVes
di'tho'
German
tribes.
They
am
out
to
smash
the
Latin
tradition
in
.which
thev
were
held
fo
a
thous
and
years.
Thby
will
criicify
Christ
again.
With
'the
hammer
of
Thorthqy
will
try
to
smash
Latin
and
Ohrist-
ian
pjvljjzatiun
as
orice
they
invaded
Rome
and
tore
UoWhi
its
temnJes
new
Troiik,'
Oct
u
furore
wer
the
baeklace
glass
cbrsefand
whether
it
ts
really
more.
Well
somewhat
confuwd.
-Some
auth-
.THS
DAILY
KIWt
rlMDOAT
.
ADMRTJSEi)
.
Ming
Bells
ARGUMENT
GOODS
SELL
But
No
Wives
To
Www
More
Or
Lra
For
Hoar-
Canadian
Consamer
Surrey
Cover
H,ads
of
Evacuated
HouwhokU
lte-GUn
Ftrtte
Poses
Question
Brands
of
Commodities
torn
to
Bachelor's
Life
By
MARY
ELIZABETH
PLUMMER
Associated
Press
Sta.fi
Writer
TORONTO.
October
1:
Canadians
seem
ooi
i
to
in
have
iutic
tnnbia.
jeplums:
nlghteowns
with
tiny.
fit-f
consumpUon
levels
was
appar
ted
waists
and
decorative
touches
'ent
described
as
"old-fashioned,
grand-'
Sorrer
Objecilves
mother
HptniU
1
seems,
In-
preference
to
tailored
py
jamas.
MANCHlSSTER.'Eng.dcflber
14:
'
(CP)
The
story
is
circulating
of
the
woman
who
heard
the
air
raid
CP
LONDON.
October
H:
CP
-A1-
me
primary
oojecuves
01
tner
survey
were
to
obtain
dependable
AnoUier
old-time
lingerie'
ranr,
mmi.
,wifi,i
revival
l8
the
bodice
and
bobbin
"
COTnmodltlcs
,2
average
consump
T
tion
or
these
commodities
per
k
m
!L?
,
,
,
(household,
and
3
use
by
brands.
Thejfre
described
as
tnodcly1
nllM.Lnn.
-,a,
a-
pieces,
revived
from
the
days
when
veoped
wltn
the
co-operation
of
a
lady
s
contours
were
contrived
the
AssoclaUon
of
Canadian
Ad.
Into
slender
spool
middle,
rounded-
mtsers.
the
Canadian
Association
out
bosom
and
hips.
TIght-walsted
of
Advertising
Agencies
and
mar-little
bodice,
with
a
modesty
frill
tfght-walsted
dn
'bobbin
to
Ht
executives
in
Canada
and
the
under
that
frill,
and
a
grea.t,
full!
United
States.
Skirt
Shirred
bn."
por
nnrmv?
of
tabnlnHon
50
4
Despite
all
thisMrs.
Adam
Olm-
fjOO
Questionnaires
Tvere
selected
bel.
ofHaks-Flfth
Avenue,
believeslfrom
those
received
from
54
cities.
girls
will
wear
no
more
lingerie
Distribution
of
the
ooestlonnalre
than
last
season,
mabe
less.
The
was
balanced
according
to
popula-trend
she
said,
Is
always
toward,
tlon
density
and
Income
erounj
less
1
based
on
rpnortjH
rntal
nnrt
What
women
wear.
she
added,
value
of
homes,
will
be
uitraifemlrline
rdffles
on
Adequacy
of
the
sample
and
the
oetllcoats.
Some
'lingerie
"frou-
statistical
comoetence
of
IU
dls.
frou.
with
a
touch
of
nauehUnear'tributlnn
were
discussed
in
detail
Eyelet
embroidery,
ribbon
beading,!
with
'Dr.
Robert
H.
Coats,
Dom-.
but
certanly
no
"layers
and
layers
Won
Statistician,
and
members
o
of
nnderwear."
ithe
staff
of
the
"Dominion
Bur
Tobe,
another
leading
style
con-
eau
or
Statistics
before
tabulation
noisseur,
believes
it
will
all
add
up,waa
to
a
little
more
bulk.
"Cfersets
wll)
:
:
:
r
i
hdt
be
worn
next
to
the
skin."
she
I
83
BUSHELS
TO
ACRE
said.
"The
'fhlmmy
ihlrf
-is
com-.
8MEATON.
Sosk.,
Oct
14:
iCP)
Ing
backa
little
hirt
made
of
'William
Haldorson
believes
hU
chiffon
or
sheer
silk
trimmed
with,
heat-growing
record
-'will
('prove
lace
and.worn
next
to
th
skin
Ttn-'
to
be
the
best
in
Saskatchewan
derwesir
wlli:
be
ery
feminine,
with
tn,s
year
83
bushels
of
Thatcher
lace
rand
ribbons-."
an
acre
irom
a
12-acre
field.'
Other
.
.
(farms
in
this
area
have
yielded-as
JKO
'SUNDAY
f
OFF
pnuch
as
15
and
TP
bushels
an
acre.
IRISH
NEUTRALITY
'
DUBLIN.
October
14:
(CP)
sirens
on
a
Sabbath
and
asked
days
after
President
dd'Val-,
pollcemart
if'he
could'tell'Her
"why
era's
declaration
of
'Eire's
ncutral'-the
factories
were
-wdlklng
bn
a
a
Brtt,sn
boat
'made
a
Sunday?"
forced
landing
not
"far
fronvDub-.
(Hn.
When
the1
harbor-master
was
'FWMlIjV'OBjEOTIQNS
sked
later
why
he
didn't
Intern
LONDON,
October
'14:
(CP)
the
crew-
he
replied
he
"did
riot
The
late
'Prime
Minister
(Ramsay
(know
wnom
we're
neutraUgalnst"
Mac
Donald's
family
have
objected
;
'.'
11
1
'
to
a
play
"Prime
Minister"
based
Ia)ST
vnd
FOROOTTEN
on
'the
life
of
,
the
labor
-leader
so
iajhuon,
October
14:
(CP)
-i
It
will
probably
hrtt
be
'released,
"""'ks
are
jusi
one
more
worry
'TheJash,
whemit
comes,
will
not
be
nolitical
but1Trie
Play
was
wrl"en
by
awiicitor:;jor
ixmdon
ist
'Property
on
i.,ii.'
J
"ce-
An
Of
70
'Tseople
lose
u
..;.'ii
t
i
i
m
-jij.
.
,
;
average
moral,
or
spiritual.
It
will
be
the
struggle
of
Christendoiii
a'rrfiljRftheTesUrredfibn
of.
paganism.
Unfortunately,
we.
Most
people
reao
fihiill
be
the
yidtims
of
a
frightful
paradox
which
I
find,ads-
'Dorou?
amusing
but
distressing."
-
ftTttMheri'againln
his
analysis
of
the
character
df
the
mmmmmmmwmm
English
.pe'Qple-an
American
who
has
lived
in
England
a,
p-On'd
many
years
says
to
another
American
a
newcomer
"Yotj'il
know
rnioreabout
England
and
its
people
when,
you've
been
'here
'a
few
years
longer.
And
then
you'll'
know'hbw'muah
ydu
tlbn't
kriOw.
These
English
folk
are
piety
wise.
They're
best
when
things
go
badly
with(
theih.Tve'fduiid
them
steady
under
fire."
t
On
'the
whole
the
book
is
well
worth
reading
at
any
tinle.'and'especially
at'a"
time-like
this
when
the
world
is
in:
turmoil.
ItWlps
ds!b'etter
to
understand
the
Germans,
the.Kngligh
and
the
Americans.
(their
masks
every
day
and
ifew
the
classified
have
their
names
on
them,
or
bother
to
retrieve
them.
(Just
Arrivecl!
A
large
shipment
f
Patter-
i
son's
I
Candles
'
Bm
.
fc.
Rwiviiuiviii
.
v
"
w
.
i
from
-arid
fguarantee'd
;f
resil
Mussallem's
Confectionery
new
mm
J.
Zarelll
(Proprietor
MA
IIOME'AWAY'FROM
'HOME
Ra(
't1.Mn
flO
Rooms
liot
M
Cold'
Water
Phone
281
P.O.
Bos
196
whbnust
remain
tn
t
Olf'ffr
here
,
ry
T.t
TheBureauf
AdvertismgUfgSHness
reasons
are
left
Uh
the
wastes.-willy.nuir
poses
a
Canadian
Dally
Newspapers
Asso-
dljh
and
the
household
to
care
questions
of
great
Importance.
cUaon.
,inds
to
canned
good.
for.
some
of
them
haw
Joined
to-Are
ladles
bustling
right
back
to
f
instance,
well
-
advertised
.her
and
started
"bachelor
clubs"
the
petticoat
era,
when
six
or
seven
brarids'riOld-a
aommatlng-posltlcn
lo
m
the
lonWneas
problem
and
lurched
.
nndersxrrts
...
gave
a
para-
market.
also
cut
down
on
the
rent.
X
mm
A
'
tl
A
A
cnute
eiiect
w-int
"
The
-bureau
conducted
the
most
If
the
olils
don
whaleboned
cor-
c.u
.i-.i.
Stanley.
a
batcher's
abtant
cets.
what
hacoens
to
those
wispy
T1
Z
rted
a
club
for
himself
a.d
for
k...
rtw
-hrff.
anHih"
"r.iher
hmbanda.
lie
colltts
r
i
Tn..
.Tn
or
eTfr
weeklr:fle'from
ftbV
w,
...
1-
evenrr.iwo
canaaian
oaiu
nrws-i
.
.
.
.,
.
i.-
t.
,,.,
.
-
.
.
-
.
ihv
bunnir
in
mik
ana
aoirw
n
'"'
.n
r-r
rmm
KVIII
Tn
raaSL
Dl"
'
.
the
'lingerie
ih.bn
15
t.
.
.
own
ronklne.
he
manaces
to
ieeo
operated
tn
making
the
surrey.
A
1""
rS'Hw
"exit
like
newi
cKMM
.....v..
...,.
...
-
mmmomues
wis
uuuuajicu
inr
.
,
.
.
.
.i
No.
less."
5
Teach
paper
tn
June
and
thous-
tJl
m
"U
!
The
style
expens.
in
iwo
oppos-
andt
of
the
forms
were
ing
carans.
agree,
however
on
one
fe
the
householders.
tiltmA
nut
paror-
u""
'.
case
five
or
six
brands
accounted
.purchases.
utner
nusoanos
jusi
move
n
w
nnini:
-hm
iiannpis
arp
arranuteiy
.....
i
FOR
SACK
FOR
SALE
McClary
range,
grey
enamel
finish,
almost
new
Complete
with
oil
burner.
$15.
Stamford.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
tf.
A
department
store
advertises:
for
trnBX
75
to
o
nereent
of
thei"NEW
American
stamps
for
sale.
ladles
ladles
back
back
into
into
silk
silk
pan
nanties.
v,.ki.i
habitual
...t,.,..
1
ones
and
threei
Datlv
New
tifi
"Put
Some
-Revivals
There
is,
moreover,
a
"swing
supr
1
Df
those
hose
In
many
cases
the
percentage
of
.,,,
-v,i
.
....
reporting
the
use
of
,
.,.
.
...
described
as
suitable
for
new
full
specified
products
varied
widely
if
tklrts;
there
are
negligees
with
from
city
to
city
but
where
thel
r
:
particulars
Hotel.
apply
Old
iHERE'S
ONE
I
each
other
close
w
tip
one
flat
and!1
-
.
-
1
ti
mm
7U7.nqDa
rvivin
1IIM
ivimi
.
.
not
on
the
horizon."
'
,
TJ"
m
r,n.
ha
re
expend,
m
the
otner
One
smart
says.
The
tifhtly
lac-'
c,
..1.
Mrti.ifiriv
1
old-fashioned
corset,
which
ex-
food
4nd
canned.
remWiareadrocaUng
U
out.
bererages
cereals,
flour
and
bak-,
believe
a
gros.s
exa?eeratlon
of
the
goods..lhortentor
soip,.
rfeans-
ugiire
i.
reou?nani
ic
uujrn
u.
ers
dyes
tooth
pastes
and
mouth
?ood
taste-ke
believe
they
will
re-
washes
drugi
cosmetics,
cars,
gas-fuse
to
accept
it"
pje
and
refrigerators,
razors.
Another
shop
advertises
"hour-
tobarco
products,
housing
andt
llass
slips
for
the
new
corset."
and
rentals.
-rustle
under
bustle."
a
back-pleat-
Gne
feature
of
anaiyris
was
M
petticoat,
"available
in
black,
the
rnulUpliclty
of
the
canned
wine
green
or
brown."
Another
of-
reported.
Yet.
of
the
32
fers
"an
enchanting
wasp-walsted
brands
of
bean
soup
reported,
two
dip"
that
"won't
make
a
wrinkle
accounted
for
98
percent'
In
every!
unoer
your
mosi
mica
Dasque.
molded
basque
waists
bustles
and
J
product
was
used
the
uniformity
.
FOR'
SALE
Rex
bowling
alleys.
Fdr
College
girls
are
'buying
them,
it
Empress!
(tf)
FOR
SALE
2
Hot
Bed
sash
3
X
6,
large
frame
8
x
15
double
watts.
Complete
outfit
for
electric
hot
bed,
4
large
clumps
good
delphiniums
and
other
perennials.
WAJTED--Ward
Maid,
apply
Hospital.
243
I
(PERSONA!
i
200
medium
size
mixed
gladiolus
b
bulbs,
pompom
dahlias,
etc.
Ap
ply
W.
W.
Way.
7th
Ave
East.l
Phone
Green
452.
245
WORK
WANTED
TWO
girls
want
housework,
apply
E.
Stephens
and
D.
Johnson,
Mo-chlda
Rooms.
(2421
FOUND
Manchester
terrier,
female
with
black
body,
tan
feet
and
white
waistcoat
Inquire
Dally
News.
(tf).
FOUND
Parcel
containing
man's
underwear.
Owner
may
have
'same
by
calling
at
office
and
paying
for.
this
advertisement
.
.
.
240l
WANTED
llOW
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OUR
RECORDS
SHOW
GIRLS
and
women
are
some
of
our
best'
Christmas
Card
agents.
If
you
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and
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Next
Time
You
Ask
For
Stove
Polish
Say
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HOT
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STOVES
At
All
B.C.
Stores
i
have
spare
time
we
will
furnish
you
with
'our
Christmas
Card
album
free
from
which
to
take
orders
from
your
friends
and!
acquaintances,
Oood
commls-'
elons;
friertdly
service.
Premier'
Art
Guild,
576
Seymour
St
Van-;
couver.
Write
If
you
live
In
a
smaller
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