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1M0.
EDITORIAL
FINLAND'S
HEROISM
The
heroism
of
little
Finland
in
battling
against
the
Bolshevik
giant
will
go
down
in
history
as
one
of
the
outstanding
exploits
of
the
century.
The
fact
that
the
Finns
were
overwhelmed
by
numbers
and
finally
had
to
give
up
the
unequal
contest
does
not
affect
the
value
of
the
struggle
to
the
people
themselves
and
to
the
world.
They
were
the
ones
to
puncture
the
Russian
balloon
and
had
they
re
ceived
a
reasonable
amount
of
support
from
the
democra
cies
they
never
would
have
been
beaten.
LACK
OF
SUPPORT
In.
dealing
with
that
lack
of
support,
there
seems
to
be
a
general
feeling
that
Great
Britain
should
have
jumped
in
and
thrown
all
her
support
to
the
Finns.
That,
of
course,
would
have
been
the
great
opportunity
for
Germany.
She
would
have
used
it
as
her
excuse
for
attacking
Britain
through
the
low
countries
and
nossiblv
of
march
ing
through
Finland
and
taking
the
British
and
French
iorces
in
tne
rear
and
wiping
them
out.
The
only
country
that
could
have
taken
action
without
much
fear
of
reprisal
was
the
United
States.
She
had
the
ships,
the
men
and
the
money
and
her
people
were
all
sympathetic
to
the
Finns.
But
while
Finland
suffered,
the
United
States
Senate
talked
and
talked
and
the
people
of
that
country
failed
to
realize
that
there
was
a
crisis
and
they
were
the
only
people
that
could
possibly
have
saved
the
little
democarcy
and
turned
the
whole
tide
of
affairs.
BIG
FIGHT
COMING
The
big
fight
is
coming
soon.
Germany
cannot
continue
to
hold
out
long
without
taking
some
more
or
less
decisive
action.
Action
has
been
promised
for
this
spring,
possibly
within
the
next
month
or
two.
It
is
sure
to
come
but
in
which
direction
only
the
German
leaders
know
and
even
they
may
not
know
yet.
That
it
will
be
a
big
fight
with
terrible
slaughter
on
both
sides
is
likely.
The
Allies
will
need
every
ounce
of
support
possible
and,
before
the
end,
both
Russia
and
the
United
States
will
possibly
be
taking
part.
We
may
count
on
real
war
soon
and
we
must
not
think
that
all
the
victories
will
be
on
the
British
side.
The
enemy
is
a
formidable
one
and
not
to
be
despised.
POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN
The
arguments
and
discussions
used
in
connectior
with
the
political
campaign
now
in
progress
are
extremelv
petty
considered
in
view
of
the
greater
tragedv
that
is-hanging
over
mankind
iust
now.
Premier
Pattullo
hit
tV
naH
on
the
head
at
the
Liberal
meeting
last
nighi
when
h
said
that
there
was
only
one
issue
today
and
that
issue
was
how
hest
to
win
the
war.
Primp
Minister
Mackenzie
King
has
been
in
close
touch
i':5fV
fJip
British
government
and
with
the
p-ovem-ments
of
thp
'ther
nations
of
the
Commonwealth
fnr
thpj
past
yearnd
more.
Daily
confidential
communiV.'rtions
have
npoeorl
hetppn
them.
Often
thev
have
been
hourlv.
No
one
but
the
Prime
Minister
is
fully
informed
of
hp,
situation
and
he
is
the
natural
man
to
carry
on.
Mr.
Han-,
son
is
iviner
him
his
full
support
in
this
crisis.
He
is
the
Incricfll
representative
for
Skeena
and
that
seems
to
be
realized
bv
many
Conservatives
and
former
members
of
the
C.C.F.
Hp
rati
represent
the,
views
of
nvervone
just
now
the
view
that
the
war
must
be
won
and
that
when
it
is
won
the
country
must
resume
its
ordinary
course
with
the
least
possible
friction.
After
that
we
can
sol"e
lessor
WOMEN
NOW
lire.
What
May.
Genii
r
Sex
Is
Recimented
to
Take
Full
Part
By
DILTS
THOMAS
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
tOUtXSS.
Mar.
14
C7P
TetarWf
893.000
in
national
service
shows
that
Britain's
womenfolk
have
ans
wered
the
country's
eaH
s
readily
as
her
menfolk.
Of
the
women's
branches
of
the
three
sendees
the
Women's
AuxS-
frasa
volunteer
to
chief
commandant.
A
Tohtrrteer
equivalent
(oapri
tvate
gets
M
cents
a
day
pay.
Sec
tion
leaders
sergeants'
rank
reai
three
stripes,
are
usually
In
charge
of
platoons
and
earn
tl
a
day.
Com
pany
assistants.
Rke
second
lieutenants,
wear
a
yeven-pointed
star
and
receive
SI.
68
a
day.
Company
eommandere
have
two
stars,
art
equivalent
to
army
captains
and
earn
$2.75
daily
Commandant
correspond
to
Heutervant-oioneL
and
earn
17
a
day.
The
Women's
Royal
Naval
Service
has
a
pembership
of
2.500
and
is
up
to
strength.
Led
by
Mrs.
Laughton
Matthews,
daughter
of
Sir
John
Matthews,
its
members
wear
navy
blue
uniforms
with
caps
for
rank
and
file
and
three-cornered
hats
for
officers.
"Wrens."
as
they
are
called,
are
enrolled
for
shore
jobs
only
and
work
at
naval
bases
as
cooks,
bookkeepers,
cipherers
and
drivers.
ah,
ordinary
wren
earns
57.30
a
week
while
Chief
Wrens,
who
cor
respond
to
naval
petty
officers
and
wear
no
badge
of
rank,
earn
110
a
week.
Second
officers
wear
a
blue
braid
stripe
on
the
cuff
and
earn
$20
a
week.
First
officers
wear
two
thick
braid
stripes
and
receive
$23
veekly.
Chief
officers,
correspond-'ng
to
naval
commanders,
have
two
thick
and
one
thin
stripe
and
get
$2625
a
week.
Popular
Air
Force
cers.
taenioo&dti
lo
wfeg
Sfoa
mandet.
with
thrt
thirl:
ring
on
the
raff,
earn
$SJt
a
day
Rates
of
(XT)1
1
XIT7Cr
P"T
for
tioUm
nd
air
eozn-JJYjlEjlimandariU
hate
not
yet
been
fired.
I
Fire
and
Hospital
Sword
Sword
or
or
Drouth.
Come
atsactotd
to
armr
trahrtag
eamns
as
0tk
m
then
directress,
they
are
eewks.
eJerks
and
drivers
and
rank
under
contract
for
the
duration
of
the
war.
earn
from
SIM
to
3300
hospitals
at
home
und
abroad.
VA.
D.
nurse
wffl
not
have
the
Job
of
looking
after
elvfltan
air
raid
cas
ualties.
This
is
the
work
for
which
auxiliaries.
They
earn
!0
a
week
Working
on
land
The
Women's
Auxiliary
Air
nree!e,M8,1rtnS
Wood
doners
and
trans
U
also
full
up
with
membership
of
1
Prtin
the
transfusions.
Dore
than
8.000.
The
"WAAFS"
.
Women's
Voluntary
Services
were
have
as
their
head
Miss
J.
Trefusis
Forbes
and
they
don't
fly.
This
Is
he
most
popular
of
the
women's
rr.Twnsjfcle
also
before
the
war
for
training
44.000
ambulance
drivers
now
stationed
at
first
aid
twit
wrvlces.
orobably
on
account
of
the
1
throunout
the
country
and
puld
mappy
uniform
of
air
force
blue.
"u
a
ween
lor
standing
by.
The
girls
are
employed
as
cooks..
'
'
drivers,
teleprinter
and
telephone
Charter
Leask
aalWd
yesterday
operators
and
fabric
workers.
Air-.00
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
women
2nd
class
earn
30
cents
ajKctchlkan.
aay.
When
promoted
from
air
"somen
2nd
class
to
airwoman
1st'
Five
thoojar.fl
:lass.
a
volunteer's
rate
of
nav
in.
I
Popl
read
the
ceased
to
50
cents
dally.
Sergeants.
I?87
to
,et
thpTn
rrespondlng
to
R.A.F.
sergeants,;
e
10
n
"
.
t
A
I
A
I
run
mree
sin
pes
on
tne
sieeve.
are
-mid
$1
to
$130
a
day
according
to
duUes.
Senior
sergeants,
corres-oonding
to
flight
sergeanU.
with
three
stripes
and
a
crown,
receive
from
$155
to
$150
a
day.
Assistant
section
officers,
equivalent
to
R.A.F.
Dllot
officers,
with
one
ring
on
the
cuff,
get
$1.80
a
day.
Flight
officers,
equivalent
to
flight
lieutenants,
with
two
rings
on
the
cuff,
get
$3
a
day.
Sauadron
of
ficers
.equivalent
to
squadron
leaders,
with
two
thick
ring?
and
one
thin,
earn
$457
a
day.
Wing
offi-
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March
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Ladies
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Mon..
Tues.,
Wed.
8
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11
ip.m.
Thurs.
7
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Dance
10
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Friday
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Sat
Children
10
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2
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Can
Be
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties
Dr.
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Block
ARMY
DRIVE
IS
STARTED
The
Women
Atxtttary
Fire
8er-l3im:-r
chamber
of
Commerce
A-
viee
hat
a
membership
of
SJWQ
In
uUnr
in
Drive
Nov
In
London
and
roughly
2S400
over
the;
Progress
whole
of
England.
Their
uniform
i
navy
blue
with
"AFS"
In
red
on
,
Th
RA
shield
tumnaum
of
the
,
ffce
left
breast
peeket
and
red
PP-
sraHon
Arnf.
objecwv
of
Mrii
j
mg
on
tne
caps.
Iey
are
auowea
t
ratse
SIjW&WO
OawHa
for
choice
of
skirt
or
trousers
uxljmr
services
a
we
as
the
usssal
work
as
cooks,
clerk
and
teJephon-
.nVes
of
the
Amy.
opened
1st.
Their
rankings
are
flrewo-jrhli
v
and
1H
eoaUau
ntn
bum:
sect
of
fleers,
who
ha
ve
ofie4Mgrcc
j
thick
mT
band
on
the
sleeve:
com-j
Rb
jBntor
q.
pany
officers,
wearing
on
UuckL
.
nwmm)tMM
fband
d
owe
thin:
rop
of
fleer
i,!,,
(h.
4rw,r
.
u
iary
Territorial
Service,
headed
byjwunone
uuee
oana
ana
iwo
!K5rThtp
of
A
S
Mrt-
Dame
Helen
Gwynne-Vahan
lnd
deputy
commandant
with
one.rwn
undertaken
to
Cn-
leadr
with
more
than
&JM.
Or-
thick
band
and
three
thin.
All
re-
ukn
jetton
Theitwku
iginally
the
number
aimed
at
was!ve
$W
a
week
irrespective
of
foUowr
m
M
3C.0O0
but
last
October
it
was
de-
jrank
,f-
elded
to
the
strength.
Brtsfea
Red
Or
rmwes-
the!
JJSEJ?
The
"ATS"
uniform
is
khaki
l
VWwHy
Aid
Taraem
-
a?rT"??L,2-
-k.
tu.
!
Parker.
Tetany
Fraaer
and
O
L
Horie.
year
and
serve
In
military
and
naval
;Jrm
ftriton
Street
to
MeBrKte
Street
T
J.
WftltaaiB.
J.
C.
CHfeer
and
C
Sixth
Street
teTuMon
8ret-
E
C.
Southby.
Rim
Ingram,
fjatden
German
and
A.
S.
Kttkawuii.
West
ot
Sixth
SVeeV-8.
1
Ju-
the
CW1
Nursing
"Reserve
ws
re-!1'
Stan
5arWf-
J
crafted
Trr?re
are
about
29Oeo
"
vormefi.
have
been
or
are
being
trained
as
Northbound
from
VaueWui
h
me
women's
Lend
Army,
pay
$7
K.
oray.
arrived
in
pert
at
C
30
a
week,
uniform
dungarees,
gum-
thl
morning
from
the
gM4h,
ail-boots
and
raincoats,
seems
to
be
ing
en
hour
later
for
Skagway
the
biggest
white
elephant
of
the
Traffic
bow
being
northward
in
ir
Out
Of
the
25.000
emttted.
only
view
of
Impending
spring,
the
Prtn-'.000
have
been
placed
In
emptor-
cess
Louise
had
a
Usi
of
114
pas-nent.
The
remainder
are
carrying
sengers.
Three
disembarked
a:
on
their
civilian
Jobs
until
the
Mm-
this
pan
and
five
salted
from
here
latry
of
Agriculture
calls
on
them
for
the
north.
She
will
be
calling
for
service
here
again
next
Monday
afternoon
Biggest
and
best
achievement
of
southbound,
women
in
wartime
is
the
Women's
voluntary
Service
with
a
member-
ship
of
570J906
Oraaolsed
by
the
uowager
Lay
Reading,
they
receive
no
pay
and
their
uniform
consists
lot
greyish
-green
overcoat
and
a
P
chromium
badge.
Bath
Lady
Reading
and
Walter
EH!ot.
Minister
of
Health,
paid
tribute
to
their
work
m
evacuating
women
and
children
at
the
outbreak
of
war.
Now
part
of
their
lob
Is
feeding,
clothing
and
schooling
the
evacuees.
Among
other
tasks
are
such
job
is
making
bandages,
nightshirts.
stuffing
mattreases,
recruiting
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