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THE
USUAL
STORY
3.00
25
I
Tuesday,
January
23,-1940.
I
,
Dr.,
R.
E.
Coleman,
in
his
letter.
published
-yesterday,
gives
us
the
usual
story
about
what
will
happen,
if.
we
do
not
prevent
people
undermining:
the
morale
of
Canadians
Canadian
National
Individual
lows:
'.Moose
I
Long
Cameron
...
while
the
war
is
going
on.
He
draws
a
picture
of
the
des-
samueison
'
..
..:
178
186
i.nit?nv.
fUn
r
.
i..
At..
.
t
t?
1
ir
.;i
Woodall
164
"
ui
me
.vuuiiuuiiibb
par
ty,
uic
Vj.o.r.
arm
an
civil-:
-
.
rights.
He
might
possibly
not
know
that
the
Communist
SuSi
party
nas
already
been
very
nearly
destroyed
and
the
C.C.
,
F.
very
greatly
weakened
by
the
stand
taken
by
some
of
its
.
INCREASED
CIRCULATION
"Since
the
commencement
of
the
war
the
circulation
Mflntosh
I
Z
.
138
i
Paul
157
Handicap
3
leaders
in
connection
with
the
war.
Tota,s
Judging
from
the
tone
of
Dr.
Coleman's
letter
he
does'SJ1
0il"
not
believe
that
Avinning
the
war
is
important.
Even
at
iraftwtg
Z'
the
cost
of
introduckig
some
temporary
restrictive
mea-
Rush
sures,
even
that
would
be
better
than
civintr'the
Germans
Krlstmanson
Printers
Imperial
Oil
Angus
Apartments
Canadian
Scottish
,797
1
184
.122
135
113
and
Russians
a
free
hand
in
this
old
world.
'
'
55
'
lt
Most
Canadians,
we
feel
sure,
are
loyal
to
the
cause,
rotlu
727
we
nave
set
Deiore
us.
iney
realize
that
today
we
are
fighting
in
a
righteous
cause
and
are
determined
to
win
in
spite
of
the
efforts
of
a
few
Darlor
socialists
and
mm-'
.
shown
the
greatest
increase.
Even
sirice
Christmas
there
WANTED
have
ueen
many
new
suDScriDers
auueu
10
tne
usu
Jt
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
It.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.Tuesday,
January
23,
!!
L
J'S-
1
'
RKD
ROMPER
DOWN
RElIIND'FINNISIf
LINES
The
big
red
star
seen
on
the
fusllage
of
this
grounded
plane
designates
It
as
a
unit
Jn
the
Soviet
Air
Force.
It
is
a
bomber,
one
or
the
many
sent
on
death-dealing
missions
to
terrify
the
Finns,
grounded
behind
the
Finnish
lines
near
Vlborg.
key
city
of
Finland
at
one
extremity
of
the
unbroken
Mannerheim
line
of
defence
RAILWAYMEN
LEAD
BOWLS
Moved
Into
First
Place
In
Commercial'
League
As
Result
Of
Clean
Sweep
Victory
Last
Nljht
scores
were
as
fol
1
153
155
Slmundson
-.110
155
Ounderson
171
139
R.
Smith
,166
129
Totals
T60
700
Gyro
Club
1
2
Mentanke
121
146
Dungate
,
-131
116
Webb
178
139
Morrison
212
179
Asemlssen
158
104
Totals
-
800
744
ON.R.A-
1
2
.2
2
1
.0
188
183
152
183
151
3
8fi3
2
146
157
148
128
124
28
728
The
league
standing
to
date
W
L
cnji:a.
b
munists
whose
sympathies
appear
to
be
with
the
enemy
(Savoy
Hotel
-
5
and
who
seem
to
be
opposed
to
all
Canadian
institutions.
club
'
:
;-
iinnv
rvmno
KiinoH-
nonnlo
ovo
canHinn
f
Vni
onMo0"
J
overseas
to
fight
for
world
freedom
while
a
few,
very
few,'
stay
at
home
and
snipe
at
them
and
sneer
from
under
the
protection
of
"the
British
flag.
These
are
the
same
people
who
jibed
at
Neville
Chamberlain
for
trying
his
best
to
keep
the
peace
in
Europe
and
also
the
people
who
would
have
sent
Britons
to
fight
in
Spain.
We
all
know
that
war
is
a
horrible
thing
and
that,
when
there
is
war,
many
injustices
and
barbarities
are
ccmimitted.
What
could
have
been
more
barbarous
than
the
rape
of
Poland
by
Germany
or
the
recent
invasion
of
Finland
by
Russia?
It
is
to
prevent
these
conditions
recurring
that
young
Canadians
are
going
to
Europe
to
fight.
There
is
a
time
for
everything.
This
is
the
time
to
win
the
war.
After
the
War
we
shall
have
to
try
to
improve
social
conditions
in
this
country,
including
a
more
equal
division
of
wealth.
Just
now
everything
that
stands
in
the
way
of
the
great
objective
must
be
set
aside;
WANTED
Housekeeper,
middle
aged
widow
.
preferred.
Apply
I
Box
27
Dally
News,
,
(21)1
M'UKi
CHAT
1
known
fencing
master,
'
fected
an
electrical
device
td
11-'
i
luminate
fencing
foils
when
a
val-,
Id
-touch"
Is
made.
With
It
he
Association
went
to
the
too
of
the
sPrt
to
the
extent
that
It
184
Five
Five
thousar.o
thousar.o
k...
nim.n
n.rfn
136
.28
722
Pts
6
5
4
.
3
3
2
1
0
CUlFllD
PERSONAL
MEN!
Want
vim?
Try
raw
oyster
tonic,
OSTREX
Tablets,
to
pep
up
whole
body
quick)
If
not
delighted
with
results
first
package,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
You
don's
risk
a
penny.
Call,
write
Mc-Cutcheon's
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
tf
:
FOR
SALE
of
'the1
Daily
News
has
increased
to
such
an
'extent
that
for
ale
one
double
bed,
two,
:
the
'press
run
each
day
has
been
over
two
thousand
copies.
WJ,
dln'n
m
pXI'i
'
Not
bnce
has
it
dropped
below
that
nutntdr
since
earlj
in'
?fl
'coal
range
etc.
Phone
September
but
often
it
has
been
considerably
more.
Re
centlrthe
auditor
from
Chicago,
representing
the
Audit.
,JJJ
m)'
Bureau
of
Circulations,
spent
two
days-in
the
city-auditing
,
the
circulation
books
of
this
paper
and
he
was
surprised;
FOR'
RFN1'
'
.
at
the
large
street
sales.
While
this
increased
circulation
does
not
mean
an
increase
of
the
net
income
to
the
paper,
for
rent
-
Room
in
private
:
owing
to
the
low
pnCe
at
which
it
issold
it
does
mean
in-
11"
'
""
a9)l
creased
value
of
the
advertising.
The
city
circulation
has
idd
people
read
tne
Dally
News.
Golf,
Baseball
In
Leper
Cure
Commercial'
Bowling
League
stand-
rlval
ln
spectator
appeal
such
at-
ing(
baseball
.and
any
other
re
Ing
as
a
result
of
a
three
games
to
tractions
as
tennis
and
boxing.
'To
creation
they
can
tackle
on
I
nil
victory
over
Imperial
Oil
las'
u,e
spectators,
u
any.
the
former
1
charming
old
plantation
here
"'nlsht.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
sabre-champlon
of
the
Hungarian
whlcn
houses
the
Unlled
stat.
50pvenlnr
Ovr
Club
also
had
a
army
said,
"fencers
are
Just
two
onlv
mainland
lphrnsarlnm
cleansweep
H"ee
games
to
nil
vie-
,d,oU
standing
on
a
mat
and
pok-
Qf
the
330
patients
now
under
tnrv
over
Moose.
Morrison
of
Ovro
lnS
at
eacn
otner
wlth
iron
sticks."
1
treatment
(the
word
lener
is
ncv-
?.Club
was
high
average
scorer
with
Totwke
things
worse,
the
actlonier
ony
about
one-tenth
are
uURS
s
so
iasi
mree
or
iour
reiereesih-drlddpn
Mmv
nro
nhvti-aii
n
M
rl
ltistf4ta
mut
m
vSir4
nuitMrl
'
j"5
hi
u4,
w.unu
aiuuiiu
acUve
and
apparently
In
robust
the
fencers,
to
watch
for
valid
hits,
health.
'
and
with
few
outward
.
,
.
.marks
of
the
disease
TnilMtTlr.n
fnlls
lrwilc
lllri-nnv
.
.
,
"
.ireeaom
irum
Recreation,
ia
m
other
except
that
the
hand
guard,
ihv
nr
mrt
f
..,.,
n
ten
lie
...
,t
...
w
asv
kuit
1
1
m
H
insieaa
01
meiai'
"
a
milKy
wnite.and
or
this
the
Rovemment
has!
iransiuceni
piasuc
suDsiance.
i.
provided
a
nine-hole
golf
course
i
61
has
a4
rounded
tip
of
copper,
with
1
wnlch
me
of
the
stiff-Jointed
'
a
"wsswi,
centre
ana
a
uny
wire
patlenU
negotiate
on
bicycles.
C88
Set
flush
Into
the
metal
on
one
More
lhan
one-nfth
of
the
pa-
hand
of
the
blade.
The
tapering
tlent
who
enter
the
Institution
41
wire
leads
into
the
milky
guard..
are
iater
discharged
cured.
Some
31
a
pair
of
pen
light
batteries
and,return
with
relapses,
and
others.
175
light
which
Illuminates
the
handlthe
leorosarium.
do
-not
want
to
150
guard
th-
instant
a
hit
Is
made
return
to
the
ouUlde
world.
761
on
the
opponent.
The
light
Is;
3
switched
off
by
means
of
a
small
153
button
on
the
guard.
To
complete
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
VfllJIf
Jon
91
rnn.r
189
the
outfit,
the
fencers
wear
bodices
nrir..
up
ir-
.k-
147
of
metal
cloth,
covering
that
por-
New
York
metal
market
yesterday.
194
tion
of
the
torso
which
constl-
March
closing
at
10.35c
per
pound.'
135
tutes
a
valid
target
In
Interna-
.
3
tlonal
fencing
rules.
PASSION'
plav
OFF
21
.
J
OBERAMMEROAU.
Germany.'
'
(Jan.
23:
CP)
Th
Pnuinn
Pltr
It
summer
will
be
postDoned
until
in
pays
to
let
them
know
what
rot.
th
year
after
the
107
hav
to
sell
mlttPA
9nnAnnf
war.
the
corn-
LINZEY
&
DAVIES
PHONES
535
586
Bolojna
9ft
Boiled
Ham
A
Per
lb.
WfV
per
lb.
Itrookfield
Sau-iaje
Veal
Loaf
OA
Per
lb
43C
Per
lb
oUC
Fees
Local
new
laid.
A
(in
lUC
Per
dozen
Arriving
Wednesday's
Roat
A
FRESH
SUPPLY
OP
GREEN
VEGETABLES
Cauliflower
Each
20c
""a
25c
SS2
20c
".
25c
mt
15c
California
Spinach
np
2
lbs.
BOY
ORANGES
NOW
TJiey
are
at
their
cheapest
Half
case
for
$1.95
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
JANUARY
SPECIALS
20
only
JUTE
MATS
Hardwiring,
nice
patterns.
Each
..
,
30
only
RAG
RUGS
27x48,
Each
TABLE
OIL
CLOTH
15
different
patterns.
Per
yard
7
-
Phone
775
S1.75
$1.00
50c
ARMY'?
SET-UP
FROM
'consisted
of
two
batteries
and
etc,
I
DIVISION
TO
SQUAD
battery
of
a
number
of
"troop,-
"
while
each
troop
includes
a
num.
I
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
be
of
section.
Divisions
tr.
-
gftieers'
are
organized
in
,l)ni.
of
an
army
corps
which
coniisu
panles.
of
two
or
more
divisions.
,
The
officer
commanding
a
bat-
Heglmental
Oreinlsatlon
tallon,
whether
rifle
or
machm
wmmary
of
the
fo,u.u
,itll
Included
In
a
division
makr,
gun,
Is
a
lieutenant-colonel.
Each
battalion
consists
of
four
com-
mention
of
two
terms
used
both
panles.
each
under
the
command
and
oul
01
tne
"my
"
Tt
of
a
major
or
captain.
Each
com-
,m
reference
to
infantry
ana
stuaa-
w"""1
"
44
111
T
mt
pany
consist
of
three
platoons.
each
organization
and
may
ineiuu
commanded
by
a
lieutenant,
and
each
platoon
of
three
sections.
or
more
battalions.
In
f
rmw
each
in
charge
of
a
corporal.
ea
most
of
lhe
TOtatent
ci
U
Divisional
artillery
is,
m
progress,
nn-Peanent
militia
inciuiMu
of
reorganization.
The
old
set-up,
,eMt
two
battalions,
one
call,
d
th
still
in
effect
In
Canada,
provides
ctle
and
one
tne
rrsorve
ta'-for
three
brigades,
each
consisting
wllon'
A
few
Mr
aK
J
!
'-
of
four
batteries,
one
using
how-
lw
were
Pul
oa
a
w-taf
Itzers
and
three
using
field
guns,
'l
...
A
howitzer
Is
a
short-barrcUed
Tne
regiment!
mobilized
for
u
gun
used
for
firing
projectiles
high
f,rst
and
divisions
.
In
the
air
In
order
to
pass
over
ob
called
UDon
t0
P"
batt
at
war
tfen?th.
Each
uifaritn
stades
such
as
hills,
woods
or
buildings.
It
has
a
high
-trajec-
nl.of
the
first
dlvUlon
iff
be
tory
the
term
used
bv
thinners
ninn
in
banana
a
nurieus
k.:
to
denote
the
elevation
reached
by
rank
wh,th
te
ca,lcd
a
d,P'
a
projectile
In
the
air
before
strlk-
"Squad"
is
a
term
used
fre.
.
u,
jlng
its
objective.
The
field
gun
designate
any
small
bod.,
o!
.has
a
longer
barrel,
a
flatter
tra-
troops,
usually
when
they
ary
i:,
jjectory.
and
a
greater
range
than
training.
Thus
a
squad
may
be
(a
howitzer.
group
ranging
from
a
hair
down
I
Each
battery
consists
of
a
num-
to
M
men.
rerrtvlng
Instruoti
ii
...
ber
of
ect!ons
of
two
mins
or
drill,
bayonet
fighting,
or
T,,c,,n
itpratinfliiv
...
,..,!,.-.
howttxers
each.
A
battery
Is
com-
thootlr.
"
;
has
:'::rjrr,.r
mA
v
a
Jr-
Wle
a
Ueut.
Another
term
sometimes
used
b
sergeant
heads
a
sub-section
or
group
of
men
detached
from
'heir
uakvilu!..
La..
Jan.
zj:
(CP)
.the
crew
of
a
single
un.
regtriar
unit
for
some
special
cut
Letters
Some
waiting
for
-
death'
tk
n.n,
....,
nn.
v,i..
.i...
ri,.
.n.
....
u
'.
uecrcauon
-r
on
uie
ruau
i0
recov-
,ed
in
effect
with
the
first
over-
permanent
militia
units
to
cuirt
can
ery
pass
their
days
in
golf.
flsh
yeas
dlvUlon
In
Enaland
nrorldM
air
stations,
docks,
canal
br
rlw.
for
three
field
regiments
In
dlvl-
and
other
key
points
In
Caradi
1
a.Sinnal
arullprv
K.irh
rinlmnt
arm
nrffnnfjwi
In
riotillc
RRITISII
GUN
EMPLACEMENT
IN
FRANCE
mu0
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mm
This
picture,
parsed
by
the
RriUsh
censor
draws
a
r
t
'
scene
on
the
British
front
In
France
with
a
crew
wearing
m
masks
in
a
camouflaged
gun
emplacement
BIT.
TO
INCREASE
IN
PRICE
OF
Nanaitno
Wellington
Coal
At
the
mine
pf
one
dollar
per
ton
and
Hie
Increase
in
frelcht
rates,
commencing
January
1,
1918,
our
prices
on
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
will
be
as
follows
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Sacked,
delivered.
Per
ton
S1S.50
Nanaimo
Wellington
Mine
Run
Sacked,
del..
Per
ton
HS
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
SU
M
Nanaimo
Wellington
.Mine
Run
-Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
SH.
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
rhone
11C
and
117
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
is
EQUAL
To
any
coal
on
this
market
And
The
PRICE
still
REMAINS
the
SAME
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries
LIMITED