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IT
O
RIAL
THE
REAL
FOE
.1?
.50
3.00
9.00
02
.25
Wednesday,
January
3,
1940.
siaset
out-to
overrun
all
Northern
Lurone
or
at
anv
rate
instead
of
four
rwrformanres
ail
tnose
parts
not
taken
by
Germany.
The
League
of
Nations
recognized
this,
and
condemned
the
Soviets
and
called
on
all1
member
nations
to
help
in
preventing
the
conquering
of
Finland.
today
looked
lipon;
as:
the
chief
foe
to
civilization
and
as
such'
must
be
heW
back
from
takmg
an
unfair
advantage
'Of
the
present
sitoatioh
to
extend
her
territory.
It
is
true1
that
Germany
must
be
brought
to
her
senses
through
tbr
destruction
of
Hitierism
but
it
is
also
true
that
Russia
must
be
crealt
with
too.
That
is
why
people
froYn
man'
countries
are
lending
aid
to
the
Finns.
However,,
we
are
not
at
war
with
Russia
and
may
not
be
at
all.
The
British
Empire
may
not
be
needed,
judging
from
the
showing
made
by
the
Staliiiites
so
far
against
the
little
group
of
;Finns.
,
:
v.'
THE
ByBRLE
BURSTS
'
I
.
As
lorig
a
Joseph
Stalin
sat
fn
the
Kremlin
and
ordtjr-ed
the
killing
of
generals
or
any
leaders
who
seemed
tode-fvelop
strength
in
the
country,
while
at
the
same
time
oppressing
his
peopre,
and
trying
to
interfere
in
the
domestic
affairs
of
his
neighbors,
even
as
faraway
as
Canada,
he
FINLAND'S
SKI
WARRIORS
IN
THE
FIELD
V
A
detachment
of
Finnish
ski
troops
Is
shown
somewhere
In
northern
Finland
a
they
await
the
call
for
action,
against
the
Red
Invader.
Armed
with
light
machine-guns,
rapid-fire
pftteU
and
deadly
hunting"
knives,
these
men
have
spread
ter.-or
and
confusion
in
their
swift
and
deadly
raids
on'
Russian-
patrols.
This
is
one
of
the-
first
photos
to
reach
Canada
from
the
war
zone
near
the
Arctic
circle.
It
was
flown
from
Ilelslngfors
to
L
mdon
and'
radioed
to-
New
York.
1
OPERA
IS
0NAGAIN
French
Capital
Refuses
T
Suc-um
To
Hitler's
"War
Of
Nerves"
By
GLADYS
M.
-ARNOLD
wpek
there
will
h
three
Wednesday
and
Saturday
evenlnts,
and
Sundav
afternoon.
The
first
program
Included
"The
ceste,"
with,
Madame
Germalne
was
a
great
man
arid
Russia
was
the
greatest
country
in
fourth
-and:
fifth
galleries
being
'the
world,
according,
to
many"
thousands
of
more
or
less
c,osea
ine"e
13
n0
anite
nour
honest
folic
in
every
country.
Then
he
got
the
marauder
tlJS
Ztolhe
habit.
He
Marted
on
Poland
after
making
a
pact
with
even4
performance
begins
at
Hitjeivgot
in-.without,
having
tq
fight.
Then
he
brought
c':30
or
seven
to
finish
before
10
pressure
to
bear
on
each
of
his
Rttre
neighborsr
Eathonia,i,i:lock-.Lqtvia
and
Lithuania.
That
was
easy,
the
countries
were
-
e
?
,agr'
re,:,
so
pll
and
fearful
of
attack
Liketadtic,
weretende;
?,
tf
5
inland
bfrt
there
the
big
oold
robber
met
Jiis
match.'opera
is
the
livelihood
of
more.
Frnlaiid
refused
to
he
absorbed
and
the
men
Avho
trembled
than
r,ooo
people.
Everybody
is'
before
Sts&'n
are
now
trembling
at
having:
io
meet
the
be
bacfe
jo
work
.down
lltrIe-Hnns
to
the
smallest
rat
-(ballet
pupil).
.,
.
.
.
,
,
.
.Those
whtf
are
not
mobilized
found'
,it
Hicfates-
SO-
far
seem
to
have
beert
fighting
With
the
the
Inaction
terrible-
and
they
are
Fff)nfor,fl
blizzard
and
severe
frosts
gave
the
advantage,
so
nappy
to
be
able
to
serve
for
J
to
the
little
country
and
vesterday
S
huge
Russian
army
'l
13
a
.national
service
to
perform',
was
cut
krp&ceir
by
armies
one
tenth
of
Iheir
own
size.
JfSS
'wewur
TS
rrv
The
Russian
hubble
ha
been
Jburat
antl
pretty
soon
we
Wt
t
Paria
as
before,
our
price-shall
probabry
see
Joseph
.Stalin,
the
Oriental
tyrant,
ban-
less
decors
which
are
in
a
place
ishedl
froTn1
the
MOSCOW
throne.
of
safety
not
far
from
Parts
win:
'
.
-
-
oe
urougnt
oacK
ana
xortn
by
,
tl
,
'
--
-
.-7
.
-
.jtrcck."
Tiitf
LiaHy
Net??
I?
a
member
Ol
the
Uanadian
Uaily
Every
pretautlon
has
been
taken
Newspaeer
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
that
sllver
of
escapes
..;!.
vx.
-.
m
Ti.
i
u
"
from
the
Onera
and
each
sflee-
nuuit
uwcwu
vireumuuiu.
iu
la
uic
.
uuiy
uurwn
.
.
.
...
:
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
otherwise
the
Opera
carries
ijjn
these
organizatibriB.
usual.
on
as
Nanaimo
Couple
Red
Cross
Are
Wedded
Here
On
Islands
Mis
Etnth
Bart
ram
Become
Bride
Total
of
S155.M
is
Collected
from
Of
.Serjeant
Reginald
Harnett
Various
Communities
br
Canadian
Scottish
PORT
CLEMENTS.
Jan.
3.
The
In
the
presence
or
military
Iadles
0f
part
Clements
and
Tlell
friends
and
others,
the
marriage
have
formed
a
Red
Cross
unit
under
Canadian
Press
correspondent
took
place
at
8
o'clock
New
Year's
vnl.n,.r
mai
.
mllertton
on
PARIS
Jan.
3:
CP)-The
doors
E7e
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
tne
whole
of
Graham
Island
tor
of
the
Nat
onal
Opera
are
open
cathedral,
Very
Rev.
James
B.
the
Rcd
crass
National
War
Appeal,
again
and
the
smile
of
M.
Cam-
c-ibsc;
the
dean,
officiating,
of
A
toU,
of
3,55
go
eoHeeted
as
barrot,
its
genial
General
Secret-
Miss
Edith
Bartram.
daughter
of
fOn0ws-
Port
Clement.
$32.05-
Tlell
ary,
is
repeated
on
the
face
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Bartram.
to
ciw.f.
Vtair
i
.I.-
...U-1.
-
I
M,.
T
f
.
41v..
.-.
u
w.w.e..mr..
...:
jcrgeani
Reginald
Edward
Bar-
Queen
charlotte
City.
S24.
Indian
I'
dent
and
Madame
LeWrun
attend-
nett.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Mlssion
u
!
ed
the
first
performance.
Barnett.
Both
bride
and
groom
'
Tnis
is
just
anotner
or
tne
signs
come
from
Nanaimo,
Sergeant
that
Paris
Is
slowly
getting:
back
Barnett
belnir
with
the
Canadian
jto
normal
not
a
peactlme
normal
Scottish
here.
I
of
cbutse
but
something
very
dif-
The
matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
ferent
from
the
first
twn
months
peter
Doherty
and
the
trrooms-
of
the
war.
It
Is
by
comparison
man.
Sergeant
Charles
Akehurst
much
more
livable
and
agreeable.
The
bridf
was
given
In
marriage
When
the
box-off
Ice
opened,
a
by
Peter
Doherty.
...
i
v
.
,
,
.
j
...
.
.
,
.
.
iionR
queue
.was
lorrnea
ouisiae.
a
rereotlon
followed
it
tho
vv..vor.,Hi,i,
jwi--.w-j-
proving
mat
tne
Parisian
intends
home
me
newspapers,
me
real
ioe
01
tnis
councry
was
liussia.fto
show
by
his
sangfroid
and
That
tofeema
io
he
the
general
opinion
of
the
man
the
Knectacies
as
usual-
that
Hitler's
sti;eet
The
average
person
seems
to
think
that
the
warr":yarTof
nnot
shake
this
ml)
not
be
over
tmtfl'
Russia
is
driven
back
out
of
Poland.CViS'ri?!
nesaryVge?
FinTaiid,
Esthonia,
Latvia
and
Lithuania.
Evidently
Rus-'
tlekeU
dys
in
advance.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Doherty.
Terrace
Women
To
Send
Parcels
To
Their
Soldiers
TERRACE.
Jen.
3.-The
Canadian
1nuiimwuil
4
uuob,
isc
1
nrlnn
VN.n.
..-III
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rr.
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...
V,1f,,
fv
nntnu
H
l.'llm"
h
lh.r
Rn.Kl
"-"
a
nu.y
willing
IIVW
aAKf.
f
Ut
rU'
nf
Ton-aa
rVi
wo
wv
thot
Pueetit
fff
the
second
tableau
from
"DA1-
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condition.
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tf
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j
FOUND
Man's
black
kid
fleece
iinea
giove.
uwner
may
nave
same
by
paying
for
this
advertisement,
tf
PERSONAL
OCT
A
OOVERNMF.NT
up
some
parcels
for
the
Terrace,
JOB
as
Letter
Carrier.
Postal
boys
who
have
Joined
up
In
the.
Clerk.
Customs
Examiner.
Clerk.
tKw
,i
i
ik..
ij
j
k
ruiice
tvuptrri
i
etc
rice
ouuiiiti.
me
jvi.
u.
Phiippe
S
ScnooU
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
?
thfS?
to
VSSL
nnX
Mwm
n
Canada.
No
A.ents.
the
third
tableau
from
"Daphne
et
""
'
Chloe."
A
full
repertoire
of
classic
grand
opera
Is
arranged
for
the
winter
season.
Ready
Fur
Air
Raids
'The
theatre;
said
M.
Cambar-rot,
"will
have
a
different
aspect.
No
evening
dress,
and
the
vestlare
is
forbidden
because
of
the
-airraid
alarms.
Each:
spectator
Is
given
a
ticket
which-
explains
tn
him
exactly
which
shelter
to
go-
to
In
case
of
alert,
and
the
large
plans
show
where
the
shelters
are
to
be
found,
The
personnel
of
the
Opera
can
be
housed
In
the
basement
and
passages
under
the
opera
building."
-The-
Opera
will
have
available
1200-
Instead
of
W00
seats
the
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Values
In
New
And
Used
Furniture
Used
Kitchen
Ranyes
In
good
condition,
of
various
makes
Price
$18,
$20,
$22.50
and
$25.50
1
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
tjfl
Ju
like
new
?01.3U
9nr;;r:
$7.50
$13.50
v
T
Sessions
8-day
Cliime
Clock
CQ
Qgj
like-
new
0Jlo
TmZ
$9.95
2
TAt,,mC,ean"!r.
.-
$7.50
10
$10.50
New
Furniture
1
3-piece'Velour
Chesterfield
Latest
style
t
Chesterfiefd
Ked"
and
2
Easy
Chairs
At
1
3-piece
Chesterfiefd
'
In
rust
and
the
latest
style
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$89.50
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$98.50
THIRD
AVENUE
n
11
im
Dreu
Again
President
i
Re-elected
llrail
of
Deep
Sen
Fishermen's
Union
For
Another
Year
William
Brett
was
re-elected
president
of
the
local
Deep
Sea
Fiihermenft
Union
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night.
Other
office
for
the
year
1940
are
a
fellow:
Vice-President.
A.
Voetman.
I
Secretary,
George
Anderson.
Recording
Secretary.
Charles
Batt.
Trustees
H.
0.
Hansen.
John
Syne
and
Erllng
Oreenstrand.
,
I
Apart
from
the
electllon
of
officer
and
general
discussion,
business
at
last
night's
meeting
was
.Mrgely
of
routine
nature.
I
Five
thousnnd
I
ntcr.
Rupert
people
read
;he
Dally
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
v&
mvr
tn
utl
Wednesday,
January
1
iB4j
Old
Country
Spccer
TUESDAY'S
SCOURS
SrottWi
West
Albion
4.
Motherwell
o
Clyde-Tlilrd
Lanark.
pps
Hamilton
3.
St.
Mirren
4.
KUaiaroo-fc.3,
Ayr
United
i
Morton
2.
Alrdrie
1.
Queen
nf
South
3.
Dumbarton
,
Queens
Park-Celtic.
RUl(,
Partlek
pmiponed.
East
Aberdeen
fl.
Falkirk
2.
Ovdenbeari
0.
Hlberniaiv
4,
;
Dundee
2.
St.
Bernards
2
"
'
Bast
Fife
3.
Dundee
Unite)
1;
Hearts
7.
Arbroath
2
1
Kings
Paik
1.
Alloa
2
.
St.
Johnston
10.
Ralth
3.
i
Stenhiuniulr
3.
Dunferm
i
Hockey
Standings
Pacific
Coast
W
D
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Vancouver
10
1
5
C3
PortUmd
7
1
10
40
Seattle
7
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us
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