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So
Tuesday.
January
9.
1940.
ED
IT
0
RIAL
Ai
M
-3.00
9.00
oi
HAHI)
TO
TAKE
Doubtless
the
news
coming
tfrom
Finland
and
;Rus-.sia
these
days
is
hard.
to
take
by
those
who
have.continuj
ously
jiointed
to
.Russia
as
the
example
to
be
iollowed.
The;
iauit
lSiiiot
.with
the
Russian
people
but
in
the
aysteni
vviu,ii'nus.ueen
imposen
upor
tnem.
The
people
were
imposed
upon
by
the
czars
for
many
years
and
were'heki
down
through
a
vast
system
of
espionage.
Under
the
jpresent
system
the
oppression
is
even.
greater,
thecondi
ition
of
theipeople
in
many
respects
worse
and
the-espion'
.age,
and
police
system
more
merciless.
There
has,
how'
ever,
been
imnrnvempnt.
in
thP
vth
tlioughJt
has
been
a
one-sided,educiition
and
many
of
thd
iHfjjuMwii
.IU..H1B
young
nave
oeen
whollv
false,
ir,
spite
of
this,
the
educational
system
is
an
improvement
over
the
did
and
-more
people
have
learned
to
read
anr
write,
therficst
stepitoward
improvement.
;
WILL
UIIRSTA
JUfRAK
TTT
Will
the
present
system
of
administration
in
Russia
fureuiv
up
as
a
result
ortne
present
military
iailureiin'Kin
Hand?
Many
neonle
think
so
;inrt
mnnv
mnra
h
at
seems
to
us
that
it
is
too
soon
to
expect
anything
of
that
,
"Wi
muijc.uie
mine
nanus
01
a
clever
tvranii
x,Jia.i,iiuiiufu.un
wnat
is
nappening
m
all
parts
of
the
country
If
n
break
comes
it
will
probably
be
through
v..v.
M...,.Uuiruveii
unere
every
regiment
is
permeated
with
spies
whonreport
to
Stalin
of
the
conditions
among
the
Sn,??"1.?"!1,08111
revolt
iR
n,'med
the
hud
bud.
shot
d
J
Jlussiaiooliahly
attack
Roumania.and
suffer
(leieat
on
that
front,
there
is
a
possibility
of
an
overturn
anauians
are
watcning
with
great
interest
the
of
Europe
and
especially
.Russia.
There
seem
to
be
anew
people,
anxious
ior
Russia
to
succeed.
These
are
mostly,
outspokenly
the
-Communistp
or
Communist
pathizers.
Tliore
are
people
who
would
like
to
see
"thd
Stalin
government
overthrown.
A
third
section
,of
tho
people
hercifcra
what
mirrht
:
fnttnw
;f
JHnK
Mrs.
Anderson
Of
:ia
Is
Dead
iWas
Wife
of
Well
Known
ltetired.
(Clergynun.iKormerly.ofNanaimo
il
....
..i.r-.-
..
ft
itiiu
AiissioinLity
VICTOHIAjJan.lflj
(CP
.1
ision
City.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
GREAT!
BlttTAIN'S
f
Ain;Tp
FINLAND
y-.
(GontlnweditromlP,8
Ona
tien
which
would,
mate?
permanent
its
resells.'
On
The!
Home)
Front
.Turning
to
the
home
front,
Mr.
Chamberlain
reviewed
events
atace
thffistiyowar.
By
proelama-
Lkans
in
Sirttfmbr
and
DiiNlwr
ister
and
a
thirdproclamatton
made
the
total;
930,000
men.
thus
devei
oping
military,
force
on
a
prodig
ious
scale.
Mr.
Chamberlain
thi
went
on
to
j&fcrto
Uk
civil
defences,
air
raid
protection,
fighting
afrereft.
antiaircraft
grots
and
the
auxiliary
fire.
police
and
air
rakh
forces.
Speaking
of
such
civilian
defenet-measureaas
evacuation;
nlacknjuw
restrictions
oi
public
tr.tertainmeiit.
thePrime
Minister
attained
ttr4t
these
vast
preparations
had
occasioned
a
irreat
deal
of
hardship.
lnconveniewee.
loss
of
artd
even
Umut
life.
Four
w.
MVM.J
money
L
I
11
1VK
V
i
..IV-
UV!
sarj.
some
have
asked.
Ilave
we
ljeaue
gone
too
far
in
th"
interests
of
safety?'
'
The
preeastons
had
been
modified
and
amended
where
possible
but
Uie
Prime
Atlnlster
did
not
consider
.that
the
risit
of
air
raids
was
over
or
even
diminished.
As
f-teng
as
this
was
the
case
it
would
be
a
tactical
mistake
to
reverse
the
poliey
whtrh
was
being
followed.
Mr.
Chamberlain
expressed
regret
that
somf
of
the.
evecuated
children
phad
returned
to
town.
Thej
would
;Rot
only
.be
a
profJem
when
I
sporar
nwAir
IHMERS
L
J
WiUi
one
more
eet
of
fixtures
to
be
clayed
in
the
first
third-of
the
.
.
vicuna
.wi
--vt
Five
Five
Pin
Pin
Bowlini;
Bowline
Lea-rue
League,
there
there
Is
Is
a
a
:tjmIUU
and
Imperial
(HI
fT--k
CMl
,
omnia
man
bM-rate
--
three
-way
tie
between
Bankers
M-lkins
and
Home
041
for
leader-
ship,
each
team
having
won
nine
8ame
ana
1051
Tne
tomUl
500,000
oadebeen
mer.
called
to
reg-
i
'.tHtsi
ai.uir
itiu?wttjjj.c.
ami
i
.
has
wxm
three
igame5
and
lost
seven.
Kiniberly
ear
Toj)
In
Hockey
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Lea
me
Portland
2.
Vancouver
1
HockeyStantliugs
0
TO'
count
rv
lmi-.-.M,
k
Pacific
-Coast
Leame
air
Vanoouvr
10
1
M
-AM
raids,
began
bat
it
was.
fact
that
Portkad
C
:l
10
49
Ti
their
he-lth.had
beeivbenefittc&as
Seattle
8
0
50
5fi
a
result
of
their
stay
in
the
coan-
try.
They
had.
increased
in
httrht
and
weight.:
He
hoptsi
that
the
par
ents
would
realize
that
it
was
to
the
interests
of
the
children
to
be
left
In
the
evacuated
areas
and
would
accept,
the
.sacrifice
lhat
separation
wouia
involve.
Speaking
of
.the
general
attitude
Of
the
nation
towards
-war.
Premier
Chamberlain
slid
he
did
not
.believe
any
people
ivere
more
pat-
'They
Shall
Not
Pass'
Watchword
and
the
ending
of
eharaXi
the
spirit
of
dom-
n
Burin,
,Hn
rninister
SZ)
of
7'
sup-
I
lnatlon
which
n.
P,J
""usn
iroou..nowin
Franee
mon
miw
-n...
v
.
man
policy.
"But
T
am
not
to
sire
fK
,
that
they
know
what
thev
are
,tm
.
'
against
and
what
they
may
have
uurgm.
to
face
in-this
grim
struggle.
We
-i
.
.
have
got
to
do
without
a
lot
of
AUfj-tOriUm
At
..vi.6a
jc
jjuii
miat
Tery
mucn.
With
more
and
more
man
power
Wopfinrrc
Poilr
behig
demoted
to
armaments,
it
J.laUilib
.I'dlki
meant
that
less
and
less
man
pow-
-
er
was
available
for
the
production
Structure
Will
of
civilian
requirements.
The
great
To
Have
Capacity
L,ritv
.
vr
For
28.940
om
01
inose
tnat
coua.be
usefully
Persons
employed
was
beine
eraduallv
talc-
en
UD
and
the
demand
fnr
Ithn.
Viwrrmmm
t
.
w.
.
Itmrt
..'I
uuiu
oe
even
xreaier
Tbere
would
Jshn
iiinm,nr
r-i,
.......
also
have
to
be
change
over
from
day
as
President
df
the
Vancouver
one
oenpation
to
another.
Exhibition
Association,
announced
In
production
of
war
mn.tn-i.1lii
nlans
for
h
rmiiwt
.
-
w
kwwwvAv.-
-ij.
...
4
.4twr
me
food
stuffs,
only
oart
of
which
000
audlLnrinm
tj.h,,..
uw.
.
.
.
-
iMiAkut
iaift,
couid
be
produced
at
home,
imports
the
structurf
to
have
a
capacity.
were
necessary
and,
in
wartime,
oi
23j0C0
people
these
moved,
more
slowlv
Thp
im.
porU
hadito
be
paid.
for
either
!n
gold,
in
the
sale
of
foreign
securities
or
export
Of
goods
and
services,
reserves
of
all
of
which
met
be,mainlained.
There
were
rtmhr
reasons
-why
.experts
imiut
b-
tn.
creased
as
much
as
possible
and
all
things
possible
done
without
rdo
not
think
any
one
will
com..
PARIS.
Jan
9
(CP)-The
rx.
M.
eae
:
when
we
tlbility
of
an
earlv
reconitnK.Tiori
tnuiK
oi
tne
sacrifices
and
'hard-
.iidl
of
the
French
rixjicii
war
war
caomev
hih,t
is
u
stun
thlps
44,,.
being
.
A,
suffered:
.
by
.
those
who
being
discussed
in
polltlcalnuarters.
-
serve
on
land,
sea
and
in
our
forces.
In
the
alr
Conscription
of
Wealth
.
.
i'
utuilll
n
HHII
WLTH
..
.
.
.
Reconstruction
Of
French
Cabinet
In
Short
Time
Seen
'.WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PltipES
WIIInPEO.
Jan.
3:
(CPiVin-
Mr.
Chamberlain
recalled
his
"JPfe
hedt
futures
were
Off
.
,fcq
warning
befcre.th
war
that
there
'?
5.
yesterday
wltH
Alay
closing
would
hv
tn
ti..4i
-
31
80c
ew
York
prices
this
ttuTl.Jr"Zln
were
fcc
-to.
tie
lowe
w.
mvb....m.
nic
gfciii.
ui
Mr
-II
.
..Hi
,-.
...
...
'Ateu-Ri
which
had
'
w,in
cwng
at-4lxnHr.
r
hhw,
.
kiUMll
by
hh
colleague,
tlw
Chancellor
of
loosened.
Tioy
think
it
might
mean
a
long
period
of
in-
Ef
Z"1
L
.
neaf,y
tuiniled
u
thTW
aeeiared
the
premier.
ii
,i
.
I""i-'-",
Ui
wir
tmiiui
y
greatly
inv
u"8
way
wwairo
euminaung
ing
that
it
is
their
detlre
to
-th
peded
uuithrdwn
back
a.century.
While
the
industrial
pro-
,pronu
ffom
of
anna-
rSn
cT
the
-SumSiTS
wcisbf
of
'the
country
.under
the
present
recime
has
not
mfnJf
3t"as
:"wf3r
-
that
the
would
like
to
treat
us
like
the
vie-been
satisfactory,
there
has.been
progress
and
-it
waulS'JlT
'h
a'"
w
m
their
a
,,
tv
toJose
that
little.
.
It
may
tSkeearsT
5
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)
What
WOl
d'
he
lmt,ihtrintr--n.aint
n
.
f....i
J
.h,
-mi,-
t
iU
assigns-on
in
uerman
people
Wtf
jii
notanticipatf
d
that
It
would
I
whKh
the
war
is
being
fought
and
he
necessary
for
any
person
to
go'aj.aisult
of
which
they
themselves
Frederid:
w
Andrm
if.
r
t
,y.;uns
wa3
nwes"
a
-enR
They
mutt
realize
wen
known
re?redT-,
JTf?
"
heiUh
aie"icl'y-
3I
that
the
desire
of
the
Allies
is
fof
'S
her?
She
.ISmSS
htH!t,noe
exception
.humane
and.Chrlstlan
jiutlce.and
forme
ly
ived
a
Sat
tng
to
an
enddf
methods
.
....
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liLLUiv
FXKfrriLirii
ifrr
inp
m,t
.
i
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.
.
.
.
i
i
.
.
iFire
'tlimiiiinri
it'i..
innn.,f!
people
rread
-.the
tDaliv
iNew
it
.
K""i"U
iv
fclTClilUlCIll
iciunce
oi
inosi!
urmcioicw
nnrl
nhl.h
n.M
.......
u
-4
.1.
standards
whleh.il!
fleaircd.
It.was,
over
-rcalier
iiaUoiund.whlchiar.
Ithealeslmdf
all
that
vtttorv
ihoulrl
ibft
secured
in
the
fciortest
possible
ards
jf
western.
clvllatlon--nMth-.
Um
J"wmcn
jodswhlCh
are
are;aetested,noUo.ily,b:
detested
mot.
only
(by
pays
.to
Uet
(them
I
know
,-h-'w
.
.....
JAIre.
haveitoell
u
hwsc.hc-
ine
ah
eaibut
by
all
democraUc
na
jAirs.iuuTeiioiaeil.
jrlflce-jniinfnmnnlw
.ffn.f,.iii
...
i
-
WIN
HALF
.
'the
Last
.NithU
Games
in
Com-
merriil
Hauling
League
iptah
.783
Bulger
i3
Large.
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atnttf
Hi
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.15
31
R-iH
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Ktlstmanson
..isi
tC
Brfftd
,
.
.133
Handicap
-39
.
Total,
:78
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BALL
109
13
31
lit
1
ut
13
133
158
m
C3J
1
136
131
144
3.4
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147
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mi
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112
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tw
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fotttt
hlf
td
date
it
as
fellows:
'Printer
Savoy'Hotel
British.
Forces
'Now
hi
France
Onirl.
Advance
Guard.
Says
Minister-f
l
Supply
Aiizu
AnartmMti
tiotic
or
more
reaxlv
to
saetlflf
......
.
uc'
Oniuin.sMiuw.
mi
m-ur
tiu
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n.n(rt
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vw.
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-than
th
fH
lunnU
of
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themselves
people
this
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to
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