FEARS
FOR
FUTURE
Dorothy
Thompson,
wife
f
the
well
known
writer
is,
inaeea,
no
longer
a
torch
but
a
brand.
It
had,
before,
some
ardent
and
clean
spirits
among
its
apostles.
They"
are
deserting
all
over
the
world,
with
despair
in'
their
hearts.
XAZHSM
ALSO
DEAD
"And
Naziism
is
dead,"
Dorothy
Thompson
cbntinues.
The
British
and
the
French
have
not
killed
if
Hit
lot-
kill
ed
it.
Misled
they
were,
and
from
the
very
beginning,
but
1
nevertheless,
for
millions
of
Germans,
Naziism
meant
meant
the
the
restoration
of
their
national
self-respect;
it
meant
a
cleaner
and
mere
heroic
world
;
it
meant
the
concept
of
the
nation
as
a
purifying
force;
it
meant
the
racially
integrated
state,
which
was
an
old
German
dream.
And,
above
all,
it
meant
to
them
the
end
of
the
Nihilism
fomented
by
mob
leaders
which,
in
their
minds
and
in
their
experience
was
the
fact
of
Communism.
rf"
Hitler
subJected
the
first
non-German
people.
Handicap
the
Czechs,
he
widened
the
territory
of
the
Reich,
but
hel
T'
Stlfledn
ideal
in
ih
Hprmon
Viaov
urv,
u
,
I
Rex
HOUSE
COATS
and
KIMOXAS
warm
'HanneJs
or
padded
&ilk.
An
ai.tlv.
r.n..
Attractive
Prices
Silk
Underwear,
Pantfe.
py.
Jamas,
Gowns
in
a
pteafng
AsMirtmeBt
Mta'
Ties,
Handkerchiefs,
at
nllial
Linen
Scarves,
tic.
We
Shall
Be
Qpen.TliiirMUy
AfternMn
and
Evening
Also
Friday
and.
Saturday
Evening!
XMAS
CARDS,
TAGS.
SEALS,
CRACKERS
and
WRAPPINGS
c.
'
PAOn
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Wednesday.
Deeivnr.,
Mi
EDITORIAL
THEIR
LEAD
NOW
BETTER
Sinclair
Le
wis,
in
one
of
her
recent
articles
interpreting'
Blue
"W
continue
Their
win-
PlirrPnt
PVPme
tpnvc
for
pivi
I7atinn
nn
acs
nlanc
tor
tho
future
are
laid
now.
She
savsin
part:
In
Ladles'
League
European
war,
he
betrayed
his
most
sacred
nromicp
tn
thJ
5ury
15
German
people
When
he
opened
Europe
to
Stalin,
he
ex-
iS
Z
S
tinguLthed
the
last
spark
qf
the
Nazi
ideal.
No
possibility
...
ZZ
"Z
38
78
oi
numan
renewal,
no
reconstruction
or
renaissance
can
iCroxird
lume
lrom
inese
iwn
mnvpmpnts
All
an
tVio;
their
still
t..it
corpses
can
do
is
to
breed
disease
rtnd
corruption."
WALLACE'S
MAS
SUGGESTIONS
Of
Practical
Value
Silk
Hosiery
In
a
nice
variety
of
shades
and
qualities.
From,
pair
85c
In
to
8
mk
Wharton
172
Woodside
Asemlssen
121
Peterson
152
Knox
Hotel
1
McKeown
.
.170
Scharff
190
fritz
;
...U8
smell
.
.
..103
Jtajer
87
Handicap
1J7
ToUl
..
J08
-Merchantettes
l
Mos
Madlll
.
1
Morrison
jJohnson
iClccon
161
85
90
124
127
153
74
Bowling
"The
demoralization
of
international
trade,
the
bank-!
Blue
Birds,
pacemakers
in
the
raptcy
of
governments,
the
collapse
of
currencies
all
will
indies'
Bowling
League,
defeated
have
repercussions
upon
neutrals
as
well
as
belligerents.
,the
heeaai
"fpie
fs
Merchantettes.
An-
column
in
the
Soviet
government's
American
organ,
Thelnette'
aMnA
a
can
sp
tnree
Daily
Worker
"
blithely
tells
his
readers
that
peace
can'
8d
ox
Hotei
Tt
it
come
only
if
the
bovjet
;
government
and
such
other
Soc-Scored
a
victory,
by
taking
two
ialist
and
people's
governments
as
may
exist
at
the
close
of
J
games
to
n
from
Rangers.
High
the
war
...
are
prepared
to
enforce
their
decision."
;
average
scorer
lor
the
evening
was
"In
other
words
the
whole
world,
impoverished
by,Lm,an
f0"1
w,th
2U-
war
and
disintegration
of
markets,
with
no
vision
of
a
scoring
was
as
fol-
reasonable
future
before
its
eyes
to
offset
the
despair
in
;
me
sister
i
people's
hearts,
is
to
be
plundered
by
mobs,
raising
on
their
iB.
oom
.
130
shoulders
numerous
sub-Stalins,
new
popular
tyrants,
!Mrs-
sickens
iw
who,
with
their
bands
of
terrorists
and
spies,
will
eventu-i
J-
eSer
e
"J
ally
purge
the
people
everywhere
into
the
deathly
desola-i
Bond
..m
A.
-
i.1
i.
ll
13
I
t
i
uon
mai
iney
cau
peace.
;
Handicap
I
ToUt
PREPARE
NOW
j
Annettes
"Confronted
by
this
apocalyptic
vision,
our
businessi?ssoBert
is
to
begin,
right
now,
to
prepare
the
plans
and
outlines
of
i
Cameron
a
new
world,"
says
the
writer.
In
making
them
we
must
jseiig
iace
tne
reality
of
a
new
epoch
in
historv.
The
world
of
iDickens
pre-lS39
is
dead.
Humpty
Dumptv
has
fallen
off
the
wall.
and
all
the
king's
horses
and
all
the
king's
men
will
not
put
numpty
uumptv
together
again.
"The
ideal
of
the
comfortable,
individual
bourgeois
existence
that
dominated
the
last
century
is
without
the
breath
of
life
today
in
anyone
over
the
mental
age
of
12
or
under
the
actual
age
of
30.
That
ideal
is
one
of
the
casualties
of
this
war.
But
there
are
other
casualties.
The
ideal
of
Communism
is
dead.
It
died
when
the
Russians
made
a
pact
with
the
Nazis.
Every
Russian
soldier
tramping
his
wav
into
Finland
today
is
treading
into
the
blood-soaked
ground
the
ideal
of
Communism.
"Communism
is
still
a
menace
;
Communism
is
still
being
preached
and
being
carried,
and
it
will
continue
to
be
carried,
but
it
will
be
carried
by
the
ruthless,
the
mentally
Me,
me
vicious,
me
frustrated,
the
liars.
It
has
passed
its
torch
into
the
hands
of
the
intellectual
underworld.
It
.
Handicap
89
649
1
'
15i
5
Total
S10
Bluebirds
Pierce
.198
Turgeon
.163
Boulter
190
Hartwig
....J
63
Keron
140
Blaln
Handicap
10
Total
..
SC9
Maple
Leafs
1
McLeod
,
180
Smith
152
Arney
148
Ingram
.no
LaBelle
a&
Handicap
32
Total
:sg
Ranters
i
Morrison
u
Yagers
'.
;.
140
166
17
168
171
149
89
919
j
ii9
212
i;4
m
in
55
934
1
2
204
225
184
181
145
29
968
2
155,
249
124
137
150
32
817
122
112
95
164
205
Hsnflcap
.im
ToUl
791
at
2
162
186
88
93
122
J37
788
2
118
142
175
1C9
222
153
9S
2
149
143
187
225
.345
244
unburied
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J"
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1
-
.
M
ivii
The
IfiJue'
jstindingr
:
l
Blue
Birds
ir
'
IS
Map'.c
Leafs
...
...
(Annette
(Rangers
.
...
.
IV-jrhvit.Hles
..
B!e
&rr-x
Knox
HoteL:
14
11
10
7
t
.5
3
6
7
10
11
l
15
16
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coit
learue
Seattle,
J:
Vancoiner.
5.
3
122
125
138
152
125
89
751
3
151
147
J68
102
140
5
763
3
151
197
156
134
136
10
781
3
134
189
183
143
238
32
919
3
125
1731
112
99
nr
ft
77
3
15-150
IIP
16
14P
137
884
3
12
14
154
147
20'
15
933
3
136
Wt
20
163
14
84
9:0
j
18
15
14
Hockey
Standings
PaciHe
Coast
iVaneouver
6
1
Portland
i
1
8eattle
.5
0
fatue
4
35
53
25
23
6
26
30
IP
10
!
7
c
5
I
C.W.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
'Capt.
H.
E.
Redden,
arrived
In
port
at
9:15
this
morning
from
Vancou-i
ver,
PoweJi
River
and
Ocean
Palls
and
will
sail
at
2
a?c!ccj-
this
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
,
whence
she
will
return
)iere
tomor-i
row
evjlng
jouthboand
It
4s
an
nounced
that
the
Prince
Rupert,
on
next
week'
voyage
north.,
.will
sail
from
Vancouver
at
midnight
in-atead
f
8
p.m.
Christmas
night
R.
11
Pbote.
of
Chicago,
auditor
lor
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circula-Uons.
U
a
vWtor
la
the
city
on
official
business
at
the
Dally
News
of
fice.
He
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
sHll
be
returning
south
on
the
same
vessel
tomorrow
night.
SPORT
CHAT
held
the
womcn'i
cron
for
four
jnn
from
192
says
the
ar
has
not
alfected
her
daytime
trade,
hut
she
has
found
It
necessary
to
close
at
PJn-
instead
of
keeping
the
restaurant
open
till
11
pm
Walk
down
dingy
Budge
Row.
inAt
MlM
prlce
jQjt
majp
behind
Cannon
Street
Sutioa
in
hare
gone
to
the
British
Correa-London,
through
the
dingy
door
pondenee
Chess
Association.
H.
O.
tv.
ftmhl"
and
one
Will
rrarcc.
awcwj.
"The
Coraraunists
exult
in
this.
They
believe
that
their
the
rmSuo
uoaJnow
woofl"i
Aoor
h"
,wnns
tounuunrat
drfW
"mt.
moment
ha
mm
in
Vnctnrv
TW
wicfc
tn
tnVo
rMc
t?l
Jr
JilT.
-r
.
.
?
'back
tn
admit
the
riants
of
the
60
more
than,
the
prerloni
record.
-
v.
v
w
wm
w
OMk-JOrUW
OV
M
W
M
V
W
VUIIV
Wall
ti
MUb
II
W
VII
1
U
Ul
JB
LH
IB
iLUlUT
i-ll
Alir
"
at
the
flood.
William..
Foster,
in
a
ouestion-and-answeri
victory
over
of
find
war
has
not
halted
the
strategical
game
of
chess-at
least
not
In
the
daytime.
Fur
40
years
says
memoersnip
nas
jumpea
vu
to
reach
the
record
figure
of
400.
The
association's
first
wartime
chess
world,
millionaires,
oince
ine
tournament
was
amaea
inio
clerks,
newspapermen,
the
keeper
sections
X
10
eadx.
Parc
said
of
a
stall
in
the
Caledonia
market,
the
association
ran
Into
no
dlf-bankers,
politicians,
and
one
wo-
TtraWe
with
postal
authorities
man.
Hour
after
hour
they
alt.
ho.
they
feared
Initially,
might
figuring
their
moves
with
that
too
overwhelmed
to
handle
distant
look
men
acquire
from
then
mall.
The
only
difference
hard
concentration.
They
seldom
that
the
mall
became
slower
speak.
Sometimes
two
men
play
"Hitler."
he
shouted
orer
the
tele-for
hours
and
leave
without
ask-
"hone.
"Is
a
friend
of
mine
for
Ins
each
others
names.
ufC-
He
has
done
our
association
a
tremendous
amount
of
$ood
by
The
lone
woman
player
Is
Miss
making
people
stay
at
home."
Edith
Price,
proprietim
of
"The
"
-
-
-
Gambit"
TTnd
former
women's
Five
thnuuno
Rupert
chess
champion
of
England.
She
people
read
the
Dally
News,
it,
ana
a
jew
waitresses
are
me
only
pays
to
lei
tnem
know
what
rot
women
admitted
Mb--
Price
who
have
to
sell
Seagram's
Famous
Brands
SEAGRAM'S
"V.a-SEAGRAM-S
"KING'S
PLATE-SEAGRAM'S
"OLD
RYE"
Cauliflower-
-Snow
white
head
20c,
25c
Utah
Celery
Fancy
green
15c
20c
25c
California
Dates
Specially
x-lected
for
the
90
o
tabl
Lb.
SiUutnn
Orange
LMmrt
from
Florida.
While
they
last.
Per
box
83c
Per
doz.
18c
Prices
for
2J
os.
bottlet
Ttfnje
from
ii.jj
to
Jj.j
j
l"hu
avtrusemen;
u
not
pubiisneu
or
aispUyed
by
the
Uquot
Contmr
Board
or
bv
he
Oovmment
of
BritUh
Columbia
II
E
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Scolfs
Es
Grade
'A.'
lan?e.
D07.
Phone
179
FOR
THE
FEAST
OF
THE
YEAR
We
Offer
You
This
Special
list
of
Attractive
Values
All
Prices
in
Effect
Until
Xmas
Eve
Xmas
Candy
Our
Nc-1
mixture.
Lb.
2
lbs.
Pecans
Extra
large,
lb.
Backln'ham
Glneer
Ale
Pints.
Q-t
9E-
Dozen
OX.iD
30c
Rtfnndon
Bottles
Quarts.
.
Bottle
OOn
Xmas
Nuts
No
1
4()
66L
1"C
mixed.
Lb
63c
2
lbs.
l-tC
25c
w",nut
Cal,f
N
1
lo
24c
Braills
2
lhs.
gg
Almond-4A.
25(J
rilWrt
2
lbs.
Heinz
Ketchup
2
botUes
25c
Red
Arrow
Sfda
Ritruits,
Red
Arrow
Graham
-ttZn
Wafers-
Pkg
30c
25c
5c
Refund,
per
Bottle
Ripe
Olive
Llbby'a.
16-oz.
tin
18c
Xahob
Coffee
1-lfc.
tin
Crab
Meat
Queen
Charlotte
,-lb.
f
Peas--Royal
City
8lere
4.
2
Uns
Ch(ri
Biacmits
Christies'
Per
yt
Grapefruit
Juice
3
tins
Per
donen
FRESH
FRUITS
and
VEfJETAIII.ES
Specially
Selected
for
Xmax
Oeliciouv
Apple
,
JWedtum
si.
D02.
Fancy
SprouU
Firm
California.
2
lbs.
25c
29c
Bella
Coola
Potatoes
Grade
'A'.
10
lbs.
Sack
Oatdoar
Traa(e
Lb.
Bartanas-Per
lb.
Holly
Lb.
Kweet
rtate
3
lhs.
California
Lettaee
Cristj.
rxem.
Each
Eastern
49c
Regular
or
DrloOrlrxi
abob
Oyter
-Cock-
flAn
tall
jdie.
r.n
Ul
Tomato
Juice
14
or.
tins.
1
for
15c
20c
27
c
15
c
25c
25c
S2J9
20c
11c
40c
19c
7c
27c
Grapes
Long
keepers.
07t
2
lbs.
V
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
ORDERS
$1.00
AND
OVER
srx
tiik
Biggest
Stock
Of
Toys
IV
TOWN
Hear
that
fanfare?
Here
comet
Jumbo,
bedecked
In
gar
trap,
pints
.
.
.
and
In
the
lead,
the
guard
f
hoiiorlhe
4tn
SoWIm
.
.
.
If.
the
TotUnd
Hrrue!
Gordon
.
AndrrM-n
w.
sent
hundreds
of
lr
la
hundreds
ef
khape
and
colors
U
pleave
hundreds
of
girls
and
boy.
Old
ldea
and
new
Idea,
many
that
you've
never
eeq
before.
Ctat
la!
Come
In"
At
Gordon
&
Anderson
"THE
EXCLUSIVE"
Ladies'
Ready
to
Wear
Mrs.
U.S.
Parker
Moving
to
New
Store
on
Third
Avenue
Next
to
Daily
News
Office
Suggestions
For
the
Christmas
ShopiMjr
Psire
IrUli
IJnert
Handkerchief
1
Silk,
Chamois
or
Kid
Glom
Daytime
or
smart
Afternoon
or
Kirnlng
I)rrv-Eseninr
Hags
Contume
Jewelery
and
Noveltle
4land
Woven
Tort
Wool
"Ijinsla"
Scarf
and
SVIrlv
See
thrm
drrli)fd
In
Oor
Window
Today
A
REAL
TREAT
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Fresh
Churned
SKEENA
BRAND
CREAMERY
BUTTER
Made
Locally
In
7-lh.
Boxes
PHONE
057
Valentin
Dairy
Or
Your
Store
SHIP
A
10.LB.
HOX
OF
NKW
PROCESS
Rupert
Brand
Kippers
TO
YOUR
FRIENDS
For
$U0
we
will
deliver
a
box
of
Kippers
(o
ywr
friend's
hou
In
any
i:atresx
point
In
IJ.C.
or
any
Canadian
National
llallwi
Exoress
point
in
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba.
j
Mail
your
nrder
with
chrtne
w
cakh
to
CANADIAN
FISH
k
('01
J
STORAGK
CO.
LTD,
Prlnre
Rupert.
aC,
with
name
and
addre
f
of
eontlinee.
We
will
enclose
card
with
name
of
ender.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storagi
pr,nce
rup"
Co.
Ltd.
Br,ibh
cumi