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November
16.
1939,
EDITORIALS
?
THE
3IATTER
OF
DEMOCRACY
The
Canadian
Unionist,
organ
of
the
All
Canadian
Congres?
of
Labor,
has
a
wav
of
stating
the
opinion
of
labor
in
a
very
different
way
from
some
of
the
more
radical
journals
that
seem
at
times
to
be
almost
anti-British.
Here
is
the
view
on
the
position
of
the
Canadian
government
in
relation
td
the
war:
"According
to
the
Prime
Minister,
the
government
is
no
less
concerned
than
any
group
or
party
in
the
com-,
muniiy
to
ensure
that,
during
the
present
war,
democracy
should
not
be
jeopardized,
and
he
pointed
out
that
Canada's
stand
in
regard
to
political
broadcasts
was
in
contrasted
that
in
Great
Britain,
where
thev
have
been
prohibited.
"Canadians
generally
will
commend
the
attitude
of
thei
Prime
Minister
in
this
matter.
The
question
of
f
reedom
I
of
speech
in
war-time
is
exceptionally
difficult,
since
ob-vioueh
any
deliberate
attempt
to
prevent
the
full
mobili-!
zatien
of
the
national
resources,
in
men
and
material,
for
the
task
of
carrying
on
the
war
to
a
successful
conclusion,
is
treasonable
in
character.
At
the
same
time,
the
utmost
care
must
be
taken
to
prevent
the
abuse
of
the
governments
admitted
right
to
censor
all
expression
of
opinion
which
would
be
harmful
to
the
public
interest.
In
fighting
,
for
democracy,
there
must
be
as
little
interference
as
pos-
sible
with
democratic
principles,
and
not
only
legislation
!
but
the
application
of
it
should
not
be
imbued
with
the-'totalitarian
idea.
It
is
gratifying
to
note
that
this
is
the
viewpoints
the
Prime
Minister
and
the
government"
LACK
OF
CO-OPERATION
The
Unionist
goes
on
to
discuss
one
of
the
causes
of
failure:
'
"It
is
scarcely
conceivable
that
truly
democratic
nations
could
be
induced
to
resort
to
war
for
the
settlement
of
disputes
which
might
arise
between
them;
it
has
been
said
on
many
occasions
that
the
people
of
Germany
do
not
want
war.
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
German
aggression
is
the
immediate
cause
of
it.
If
the
will
of
the
people
were
properly
represented,
there
is
little
probability
that
they
would
follow
a
fanatical
war-monger,
or
that
he
arid
his
associates
would
be
able
to
inflame
their
minds
by
lies
and
propaganda
to
a
state
where
they
would
deliberately
provoke
a
war.
"But
no
nation
is
wholly
democratic;
the
masses
have
actually
very
little
to
do
with
the
determination
of
national
policies,
and
it
is
because
the
governments
have
been
responsive
to
powerful
interests
in
each
nation,
rather
than
to
the
popular
will,
that
attempts
to
obtain
international
co-operation
have
so
far
resulted
in
failure.
Only
''self-governing
nations
can
unite
successfully
for
the
so-
agree
to
accept
whatever
restrictions
upon
their
sovereignty
are
demanded
by
the'
necessity
of
working
together.
The
League
of
nations,
from
which
.
so
much
had
.
been
hop-
1
J
M-
1
H.
i
il
t
eu
,xiuieu
primarily
oecause
me
nations
inemseives
nad
not
learned
how
to
maintain
harmony
and
peace
within
their
own
borders;
they
did
not
have
representative
gov-
ernmenUat
homeanda-they
therefore
could
not
apply
a
CK1LL
combined
it
phykl
proweit
wini
tkt
koAOart
I
ncariy
every
iportint
tvcnL
la
the
WcUrt
of
LUCXy
LAGiR,
AHl
ia
btwt5,
pin
tae
t
of
tk
kitieil
qMlity
lajrcdienti,
auk
a
bcf
dtwrioj
of
tk
eaait
"Tk
Owimpajnc
of
Btn".
PHONE
SEyaour
3277
FOR
fltt
HO
DEUVECy.
Otkf
It
mow
oalt
beTjri:
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ALE
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SPRING
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COAST
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LIMITED
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ata
aurawKti
-
tiooti
This
adTeritemect
is
not
pobllibed
or
diplayi
br
the
LiqaiT
Control
Roard
or
j
the
GovemraMl
of
nn-Jih
Cohtmbia
PERSONAL
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
V
a
eti
v
a
ataio
.r
m
mi
i
iAAiurifLiiun
ior
uieru
an-
.
I
m
predion
of
Canadian
Crm-pnoat
In
Wartlaae
By
GLADYS
M
aR-VOLB
Canadian
PreM
Sarreianstesst
SOUmMPTpN.
Nov
14:
CP
It
s
na'1
Froej
Vaaeaaver
t
Montreal
the
dUec
are
lake
twtokHn
electric
run.
Nw
York
-which
I
Ml
wary
a
week
was
a
symobonv
of
fUsMhs
and
mvlnc
bghts.
SouthampMn
m
to
pttcs
dark-
r.ess.
What
war
means
trtutt
rr.eans
wfaat
darkaess
dM
t
ym
-these
cannot
be
realised
tta
y
u
creep
oat
Into
the
Attatftt
a
id
every
tarn
of
the
awjitBor
,
arriec
yoa
farther
away
fter
ht-batbed
North
Aosertea
iaH
the
darkness
which
emhrond
Europe.
Three
hundred
of
as
btMnect
around
In
that
buse
tran.tla(lr
Uner
Waahingtea
for
a
week.
She
was
bath
for
1.11
am-r
mrl
.
a
lot
of
earto.
She
carried
a
sprinkling
of
French.
Englfeh
and
Canadian,
a
girls
Scottish
ntoe
band,
a
couple
of
dozes
Irish
reia-Uves
of
New
York
pohceaen
al
a
few
mall
ba?s.
That's
whv
w-
bounced.
BoTthe
ship
was
a
ten-tain
of
HgST
i-The
snail
-stars
and
stripe."
at
'
the
masthead
fluttered
in
a
spotlight.
Decks,
cabins,
lounges
and
porthole
blazed
'with
light
Huge
flags
painted
the
full
length
if
nounced.
Open
to
alL
Appllca-
:"
"r
unDa,
l
lions
to
reach
Ottawa
by
Novem-
"
t"
Black
.hade
ber
30th,
1939.
Our
advice
has
b?t
ver
oi
co,or-
helped
hundreds
obtain
DTilSer-
buti
yice
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen.
1
enl"n",!
Customs
Examiners,
etc
Free
Rrafdh0h,LSftwhIch
Booklet
on
request.
M.
C.
C.
JJL
?
I
71',
do"
a"
Wotftd
by
small
fort-
School
Ltd
.
winning
nirt
m
Panama
W
'""""
"
uiKS.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
English
pram,
phone
Black
232
or
c?U
741
Sth
Ave.
West.
2C7
One
by
one
the
doors
close.
Th'i
word
"Open-
m
dimly
glowlnj,
metallic
paint
Indicates
a
restaur-1
ant.
An
hour
later
it
teems
as
thouggh
one
had
tUDoed
but
Into'
a
city
of
the
dead.
TnUl
darkness"
and
tilence.
But
quickly
eyet
arid,
ears
OeCOme
tCCK.tnmr
tn
th.
FOR
SALE
1938
Ford
Coupe,
5600
",00rn-
Mtr
colliding
with
several
mllea.
hot
watpr
hpatr
nnrl
H.
Cke
TDOt
VOU
vou
realize
realize
there
there
froaters,
exceUent
condition.
Box
f
,.otner
c',3,e
anl
low,7
vou
24
Daily
Newt
(269)
-
h
to
ac
helr
anoroachlni
1
footsteps
In
t'me
to
rfnrlff
FOR
SALE
5
room
house,
good
The
bulldln
.m
rfrfrf
location,
price
$850,
terms
ar-
Mf-loss.
One
miht
b
back
In
the
ranged,
Phone
751.
(269)
ancient
city
of
Pompeii.
But
soon
.1
-
imryrceotlble
hairlines
of
light
In-
kp
r
.
JMtSTms;
Iarly'
aJar
that
the
Inner
doors
with
'
Tt"
Ik
(ppBTWp-
litiifji'
PAOE
TtHO,
THK
DAILY
NK3T
Thursday.
Noveinhsr
jt
1BI
Tal
k
Of
West
EUROPE'S
.PARIS
.MAID
SLIPPERS"
Indies
Heard
DARKNESS
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoe
Mr.
Proverb
of
Canadtau
Scotthh
Speaks
To
Anglican
Young
People
The
weekry
meeting
f
SV
Andrews
Aaafican
Yoang
fVeflelt
Association
wfcs
held
in
the
fiitli-edral
Hah
on
Wednesday
Right
In
the
absence
of
the
.nesiden-.
Kay
Robertson
Alf
Riven
to
k
;h
chair.
Alter
a
short
bdne
.ieet
tng.
Mr
Provwbs
ef
Uv
lh
Canadian
Strti
faoo
tdk
e
the
V.'et
Indies.
Mr.
PwK?rb
caa
from
Barbadoes
tlc
the
U'
'refreshment
wer
served
Sharp
Leldoam
From
Brtfbl
Utfet
OX
Canada
Black-Outs,
Described
Precious?
Certainly!
the
vesselXsideswere
ringed
with..
Hsht.
Jit
But
there
was
somethlnj
ter
!
Z
rible
in
the
thought
that
out
there
f
?
oX
TUlor-;
famintr
Uiem
oten
upon
In
the
blackness
other
shlpour
av
fLJ,
thh
JT,!0.,
,d00r.
Ught
and
Bt
the
whole
ba
a
aysierinu
"r.
TO,ce
,OT"-
almost
fantastic,
nleht
-chtb
air
ed.
tVhat
mtit
thv
i.-
ha
fit
nt
s
the.
.Washington
steaming
by
m
an
ura
of
electricity?
That
Gcd
Rieotpt
'gift
to'
man
Is
lifht!
vJU
.
-
Firm
But
Dark
At
last
the
rrt
of
Ssuthamp
ton
It's
soooyto
feel
the
earth
under
one's
feet
aga'n.
to
see
busy
JtreeU
and
smell
th-
breath
ofirYine
uiLUiiu.
uiuc
oy
miie
me
corne-hdnw
eat
into
th
struts
hvx-ever.
The
run
sinks,
the
twiUgh:
falls
and
no
liehts
com
oa
Xvv
the
whole
cllty
is
swallowed
r.
ob.curltv.
Double-decked
trams
crawl
alon-.
packed
with.
humn
belns.
Almns
complete
blackout
now
A
dimtae
red
globe
tlkirainMes
befnr
pn
"h'rd
and
another
is
found
in
i
the
centre
of
th
timer
dck
mo'
Other,
have
all
drk
bluejrt.'kc,
rwaw
to
fore
ones
way
in
the
pinn
The
motorman
illumirut'-s
you'i
face
with
his
flashlight.
ipsJde
yo
;
-uff
orate
arann:
strange
odor.
and
the
touch
ol
stranse
cloth
or1
hand.
In
time
your
nose
takes
o
a
new
lntelU?ence.
Amonr
th
clammv
odors
jt
picks
out
llr
acrid
sheep's
smel!
of
HorrU
wee'i
and
the
hor.ev
odora
of
a
oHle
uniform.
A
sudden
brath
tells
you
your
neighbor
to
the
Wt
h
been
eating
fUh:
beer,
tobacco,
new
leather
and
menthol
wafts
back
and
forth
until
ypq
are
glad
to
rtumble
out
into
the
night
again
Now
a
dim
red
Blow
Is
tn
h
about
it.
Soon
one
can
detect
voiecc
behind
these
blaek
windows
and
doors;
a
strain
of
music,
th'
crackle
of
a
radio
and
slowly
the
whole
pulsing
life
of
the
city
begins
to
murmur
around
yon
Ufc
the
life
In
a
forest
at
ofatht
Southampton
ts
stfll
Ihrre
aMve-ar-
on
"buimes
at
stur
Uvint
and
lauvhine
and
entttM
n-
aleenlng
but
with
the
blind
pulled
down.
A
fifty
cent
ciasstnea
ad.
ften
make
you
many
dollara.
rifslnaMaataw.
WarUci
,r..
wl
FRESH
SHRIMPS
Boat
W.S.L.
Daily
at
4
p.m.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
will
Constipated?
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VMpa
I
.
t
-
n
1.
t
.
,
v
1
Window.
tvln--
1
t
.
huw.
i
7ii
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
ftp
GOLD
SEAL
'
'
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
ootj
aalmun
canning
company
with
an
all
tbe
year
ronnd
payroll.
In
Prlnre
Kaprl
im
r
rr
uk
"B1
When,
during
th
mjpi
of
Jane
1
cUy
P'P
rrr
fi
rvt
made
tn
OnlinJ,
ihr
boU
ttrre
only
a
tjuartrr
of
aa
iadi
art
about
the
iJth
of
a
cigarette!
Thry
tt
to
wnatl
bresue
u44((w
n
yo
preoMM.
It
cmt
thrre
vhtllint
an
ounce.
Three
thSEagt
thm
at
orth
etghtrrn
vhlllitu;
now.
So,
retjhly
speaUnj;.
toKacrn
)00
)
ran
tgt
cmt
the
eqvtivalt
of
S72SC
a
pound.
In
thote
dayt
it
ai
uatrd
officially,
"Sxne
of
the
gentry
bettow
thrte
anj
some
four
hundred
pound
a
jrar"
oa
uWni.
Fvur
humlrrd
pound
undr
James
I.
had
.the
same
buying
porr
at
12jOM
uadrr
George
VI,
So,
it
ra
only
"the
gentry
ho
could
enjoy
tohacro
Today
smoUng
U
among
the
mot
democratic
of
pWaturrs.
And,
through
the
un
crating
rifarti
of
the
tobacco
industry,
the
krtt-priced
brand
t
are
far
Hiperior
in
fragrance
and"flatsur
to
the
betf
procurable
iCO
year
ago.,,
at
that,
half
U
money
you
pay
for
a
package
of
cigarettes
goe
to
the
Federal
Treatury.
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA.
LIMITED
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
Dislrict
benefits.
11
I
Keep
your
fuel
cost
down
to
minimum
thlt
Winter
by
win
n"
tested
coal
that
gives
you
more
heat
and
les
wae.
Y'"
9
iallsts
in
picking
coal
that
gltes
the
most
heat
for
the
m""
Well
gladly
help
you
pick
a
grade
thst
will
burn
flWUf
"
your
furnace,
kitchen
range
or
heater,
give
you
more
heat,
1
save
you
money.
Just
phone
110
or
117.
Albert
and
McCaffery
I
td
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
wl.'inr
at
OCEAN
FALLS
ltd
POWELL
HIVEI
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
niimcnAV
11
Knm.
Tral
in
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Monday,
Wednesday,
Fridyt
6
P'01'
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
nd
.
r
-
-
-
atewnri
every
WEDNESDAY.
2
p.m.
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
wrlf
T:.f.-.
nrr.-
cm
3rd
Alt'