'■■"■■'"'WP1* Gonza&a Beaten 13-1 as Smokies ' m^— Go on Scoring Spree M cft Pag* Nine ^ VOLUMI M Fiva cent* pir copy WHmmm^mm^mm\^cm1mmm*\mmmm*A\ -Yankees Lead American l*ea&u*%\ in Fielding Figures - Pag* Nlnt NELSON. BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-THURSDAY MORNINO, DEC^ZI, 1MB NUMBtR 21*| RUSSIANS THROW TANKS PLANES INTO DRIVE t Thrilling Battles Fought in Air in i Wrecks of Great .Soviet Tanks Are Shown , to Correspondents; Russian Tanks •■•._* Extremely Active in West • . \ . _'.'*•;,' T By LYNN HEINZERLINO '>-;( . Auoelited Prtn SUff Writer WITH THE FINNISH ARMY ON THE KARELIAN FRONT, Dtc tO (AP).—Eleven Ruulin tnd ilx Flnnlih plinti fought i thrilling turprlit batt I • behind tht Flnnlih llntt todty it tht Soviet brought up cruihing foroe on lind tnd In tht ilr In in ittempt ta brttk through the Mmnerheim Lint tcrou tht Karelian lithmui. Todty't bittlt wu only • ptrt of tht Interne atrial ictivlty whloh hat bttn ctrried out in thli region, it wtll it In othir pirti of. Fin-' i lind, In recent dayt. Some of tht ictivlty no doubt wtt becauw tf tht work of Flnnlih piloti who hivt bttn bombing enemy linn tnd military ob- " Jtctlvtt. Former Trailile Presumed Lost on Dover Palrol TRAIL, B. C, Dec. JO—Alexinder Smith, former reildent ot Trail, if preiumed to htve drowned when hit ihip, on the Dover patrol wat loit it iet. Mrt. W. Thom ind Hn. C. Limit, listen of Mr. Smith, received tht newt trom their mothtr In Scotand. Mr. Smith'i ihip, on which he wu Chief Engineer, wu engaged in mine iweeplng. He lived In Trail for thret yetri, residing on McQuarrle Street. He wu employed u t letd burner by tbt Consolidated, leiving TraU flvt yetn tgo for Aberdeen, Scotltnd. Surviving are hit witt and two chUdren. PARIS, Dee. 30 (AP) .-Officii! French estimate! todty placed it mort thin SO the number of Oermin tubmirlnei iunk by the Allies tinct the wtr began September 3. The French ofticitls estimated thit when the wtr itarted Germiny hid tome 60 U-boati tnd stld thtt •t ltut 12 htd been tccounted for by Frtnce'i fut deitroyer unlti. French mUittty tourcet reported thtt tront line troopi repulsed four Germtn raids lite yesterdiy between the Moselle River ind the Vosget Mountllni. The Army High Command's communique stld today, however, there wu "nothing to report" TRINIDAD NAVAL BASE REINFORCED LONDON, Dec. 20 (CP).-The Informition MinUtry tonight utd the Trinidid nival base had been itrongly rtlnforced by formtUon of t voluntary ntvtl unit wbich now il complete. There wu no recruiting cimpilgn for the unit, the Ministry uid, but tive times more men thin were needed volunteered for lervice from ill ptrtt of tbe colony. The aerial battlt began when four Russian bomben, gutrded by teven punult ships, soared over the Fin. nish llnet tt in tltltudt at about 3000 feet While a but loid of wu correspondents witched from tht shelter of a shell-scarred woods, ilx Finnish fighter ships ippetred luddenly. from Uie opposite direction ■nd intercepted the Ruiiitn pltnei directly overhead. None of the pltnei wu wen to fill, ilthough ont Russian tnd one Flnnlih shin illpped out of the battle ind flew away at low altitudes. Liter nine Russltn pltnei were •een flying from the Northeut, appirently returning from bombing raids on Rtumi md other Finnish cities. Bunts of inti-iir- craft fire exploded about tht craft but none wu bit, In tbe Western lector of tht Karelian Front, Russian ttnkt were extremely active. Correspondents were ihown tour great 33-ton Soviet ttnki wrecked by tht rotdslde, WhUt wtlklng tlong the roids merous tank trips tnd minet. At ent point four ttnkt wen teen itill burning, and the- Flnni sild the bodiei of the Rutsitn crews itill wert inside. One crew, they slid, remained in a disabled tank an yesterday afternoon exchanging machine gun flrt with the Finns until ammunition wu exhausted, end then uied their plitoli until klUed. " -^' • : Troopship Just Escaped Collision LONDON, Dec. 20 (CP.-Cable)- One of tbe troopships bringing Canadian toldien to Great Britain ei- ciped i disastrous collision by a few feet in a denie tog, lt wu revealed tonight The troopship pused to cloie to ■n outwtrd bound BriUth vessel that lifeboats iwung out on davits ot the latter craft were cirrled ■wiy or stove In. The tecond thlp tht Stmtrli, returned to i British port for repairs. The troopship docked with slight damage to her superstructure. The fog hid reduced visibility to t ■hip's length. Nelson Christmas Cheer Distribution Wilt Be Confined to Families and Impoverished Aged Persons; No Funds for Young, Single With i lengthy Hit of nimei of destitute ftmllltt tnd Impoverished tged penoni btfort It a ipecltl committet of tht Ntlion Chrlstmu Chttr Association dtcldtd Wednesdiy ifternoon that It would bt Impossible to extend Chrlstmu Chter to young tlnglt penoni. Thtrt will, thtrtfore, bt ne dlitributlon to thtm out of tht fund. , , . Tht primtry purpose of the Chriitmu Cheer Fund is to bring Christmu happiness into the lives of children and ptrents ln homes whert there It no money tor tny- ' Uilng but necessities," slid John Draper, President Wednesday night. "Most of the contributors trt thinking of them when they mtke their gifts to tht fund," ht tdded. "tnd we believe we will be giving effect to their intention when we ■end the Chriitmu Cheer to fimillei tint •DO BEST WE OAN It it to bt regretted thtt our rt- Shopping ©Ays tiUj tourcet tre limited, but tlnce they are, we'll juit hive to do the beit we can. There havt been mtny calls on citizens of Nelton tnd District in the lut month or two," stld Mr. Draper, "tnd we could hirdly expect that contributions to Christmas Cheer would be ti heivy u in previoui yetn." A total ot $49.25 idded to the fund Wednesdiy ln 10 gifts brought the total to date to $872.30. Objective wu $1900. Receipt! from the Eagle-Joymak- er whist earlier in the week, which lt had been inticipated would be turned over to the Chriitmu Cheer fund, wiU not go to thli issoclition but will be used by the two organizations ln their own Christmai brightening efforti. , However, there ue itill tht receipts of the Chrlstmu Cheer hockey gtme to be received, it well u a number of donations Indicated but not ytt tuthorlzed by tht don- on. All subscriptions will bt acknowledged ln tht Dtily Newt. NEW QIFT8 Standing of the Fund now tr H. F. WUmot Gray Creek ...» 6.00 F. A. i 2.00 Mr. ind Mn. C. D. Peinon._. 2.00 Mr. tnd Mn, G. W. Divli 3.00 Ctntditn Industries Ltd. ...._ 9.00 Forest Branch, City . _ 7.50 Mra. J. Uuriti . ... . 2.00 W. J. McLean . 9.00 Mr. tnd Mn. C, H. Roblnion 200 Nelson Diily News 10.00 Nelion Gyro Club "Special" 6.25 Wednesday's subscription! $ 49.25 Previously tcknowledged ... 823.05 Total to data I $87130 News Will Publish Usual Issues Both Monday and Tuesday Tbt Nelion Dally Newt -will publish u usual during tht Chriitmu season. Tbe paper win ke luued sn Monday, Chriitmu Day, and Tuetdiy, Boxing Diy, u well, of coune, u daily during tht rest of the week. The Dtily Newt will also be published on Monday, January 1, New Year'i Day. Canadian Fliers, Special Units lo Support Forces OTTAWA, Dec. 20 (CP) - The tint Ctntditn Division will'be lupported ln the field by t squadron of the Roytl Ctntdian Air Force tnd ilso will be tided by special- lied corpi unitt amounting to between 6000 and 7000 men, Hon. Norman Rogen, Minister of National Defence, announced tonight "I am in a position to announce tonight the selection tor despatch oveneu of the tint squadron of the RC-A.F. to proceed abroad on activt tervlce," said Mr. Rogen. "It will terve ln the field with the Fint Cmaditn Diviiion tnd will be In commind of Squtdron Leider Vin Vliet of Winnipeg. "The unit telected for thli honor ii No, 110 (City of Toronto) squadron, the oldest of the tuxill- iry or non-perminent trm of tbe R.C.A.F, "The total of til extra divisions! units which wlU go ibroad will imount to between 6000 tnd 7000 men. "They will Includt medium and field irtillery ind in irtillery survey unit; engineeri, signal unlti, irmy service corps, ordnance corps, tnd certain btse details. Hospital unitt wlU tlto be included to cire tor Canadian cisuiltles, and ■ fuUy equipped dentil compiny wlU be ient to ensure adequate dental cire for tU Ctntdian forcei abroad." . War Australia's Just as Much as BrilainVMenzies MELBOURNE Dec. 20 (CD- Prime Minister R. G. Menzies opened Australia's new worldwide short-wtve brotdcuting service todty with t declaration thtt Germany mutt letrn tht wtr it "Just u much tht busineu ot Auttrtlt- ant u of Englishmen, of New Zet- linden u of Scotsmen, of Ctnidltni u of Irishmen." Germiny hu been spreidlng "so mtny strange things" ibout Aus- tralit ind the Empire thtt "the time hu come to speak tor ourselves," the Prime Minister uid in tn address which wu to be rebroad- cut ln German, French, Dutch and Spanish. "Perhipi the clearest way In which to put tht wtr issues it to sty thtt Germtny begin thli wtr tnd Is carrying lt on to conquer peoplei other thin her own — Czechi, Slovika, Polei tnd wbo knowi whit others tomorow." Mr. Menzies taid thtt tht British people went into the war with no desire for conquest. "We do not aim to capture per- mrr'- '» one foot of German territory, But we do aim it establishing t system of ltw tnd order in tie world which will prevent Independent nations ln thi future trom being Invaded apd overrun." King Decorates British Hero Ut at tea. Czechs Is P LONDON, Dec. 20 (CP Cable)- The British government wiU give formal recognition to the Czech National Committee headed by Dr. Eduard Benes, former President of Czechoslovakia, and Jan Masaryk, Czech Minister of London, diplomatic clrclej reported tonight The action would be taken, they uid, to emphasize the Allied war tim of liberating the Czech ind Slovak peoples from the German rule. Recognition fof the Benei committee would mean it would hive tuthorlty to enrdU recruits for the Czech Legion now in training in France. Canada It regtrded here ti i Ukely iource of hundreds of Czechs willing to take up irms to liberate their fatherland. Frince ilready recognizes the Benei committee ii the Central tuthorlty of the whole Czech nition. It ll Ukely ..thtt Britain tnd Frince will shire the cost of the Czecl) Legion In the ume wty tbat they tre splitting the cost ot tht Poliih Legion which operate! under the General Slkorskl govern- ment-ln-exlle. . SUNK BY ORDER NEW YORK, Dm. 20 (AP)— Tht Otrmin liner Columbui wu •et tflrt tnd scuttled "under order", htr Master, Cipt Wllhtlm Daehne, declired on hit irrivil htrt tonight with STI readied Utxl ullon. Ctptaln Daehnt tnd hit crew arrived latt ln the day tbotrd the U. S. cruller Tuscaloosa, which had Sicked them up u they ttt gloom- ly in their Ufebottt witching the old Columbui settle ilowly in flames lome 400 miles The teamen Tuscaloosa by d trljitoTA I made comfortable tomorrow they wil hearing td determine itatus. , JHj*, If lt li formilly determined tbtt the vessel was fid more than a merchantman and no sort of belligerent — they wiU be permitted to stay ln this country for 00 days. The Britiih destroyer "wu very much concerned about the safety ot the people on board the Columbus and the Britiih Ctptaln tent i ilgnal uking If I could take the • urvlvort on board. I replied affirmatively " Duke of Connaught Approves Canadians ALDERSHOT, England, Dec. 20 (CP Cable),—The Duke of Connaught one of Ctntdi'i best-loved Governon General ctme to Aldershot todty to iee the Ctntdian Activt Service Force tnd to expreu approval ot Ut bearing tnd discipline. ' In t black limousine the great- uncle of the King came quietly to CAST, headquarten with an equerry, Major Hubert Fyers, after a drive around the varioui barracks and parade grounds where the Canadlani are billeted and training. ESTONIAN SHIP SAID SUNK BY NAZI PLANE COPENHAGEN, Dee. 20 (AP). —Thi newipaper Btrllngskt Tl- dtndt In a dispatch from Oslo, Norwiy, uld' tonight tht Eitonltn vessel Uko wu iunk Tuudiy In the North Sei by t Gtrmtn pltnt. Tht crew of 14 wu brought tshore by t Swtdlsh ship. German Offices Raided in Africa WINDHOEK, Southwest Africa, Dec. 20 (CP-Reuters)—Police today ransacked tbe headquarters ot various German organization! here and elsewhere in Southwest Africa in raida believed prompted by luspicion hese bodiei were in contact with the Germtn government Mtny documents "were seized by police, who declined to give any detailed Information. Headquarters searched here were those of the Sudwest Deutacher Bund, a group of naturalized Frtu- enbund. tnd the Deutscher Frau- enverein, and a Germtn youth organization. Branches of these 'groups at other points ln Southwest Africa were subjeted to limilir searches. Southwest Africi, once t German colony, ll tdministered by the Union of South Africa under Leigue ot Nations mandite. TUESDAY PUBLIC ■ HOLIDAY IN B.C. VICTORIA, Dec? 20 (CP)-Tuet- dty, Boxing Day, will be t public holidty throughout the Province with itores ind public bulldlngi closed, but fictoriei open, it wu expliined todty it the Legislitive Buildings, Provinciil staff! wUl have the benefit of a three-day holiday at the Chrlstmu seuon, with the Legislitive Building! tnd other Provinciil offices closed trom Saturday noon until Wednesdiy morning. Stores will bt open on Wednesday next week, but closed on Wednesday ot the week follow- j ing, it wat explained. , King Gtorge It ihown u he decorited Sergetnt Frederick Henry Gtrdiner for bravery during his recent vltlt to the btttlefront ln France. Sergetnt Gtrdiner rescued t wounded comrade from a blazing plant while wounded himielf. \ EUROPEAN BELLIGERENTS ACCUSED WASHINGTON, Deo. 20 (AP). —A Joint decliration locutlns European belligerenti of repeatedly violating the Wsttern Hemlsphert ntutrtlity torn tod wtrnlng thtm tgtinit future violation! wu bti -■*_-__>sra_-__jmUktht „ ****** roznon m*":-.\ - jtyhliih will'be communicated to the belligerents by Don August* Boyd, Preiident cf Ptname, Will contain i clear-cut indication the American Republic Will be forced In future to takt more than diplomatic tction to tee thtt the zont is respected. It mty be issued Friday, , . The document tiso wlU ttate that tht American Republic! will hold sr RUMANIA TO SEND MORE OIL TO •■GERMANY «, BUCHAREST, Dec. 20 (AP). —Ruminii tonight agreed to double her oU ihlpmenti to Germiny. The Government contented to I new trade igreement with tht Reich ifter hard-fought negotiitioni which several timet broke down tnd precipitated the fill ot ont Rumanian Cabinet The new pact callt for Ru- , mania to send Germany 190,000 tons of oil monthly. The fint eight monthi of this yetr Germtny averaged 120,000 toni, but ■lnce the start of the wir tht figure had been cut to about 80,009, War Is Terrible Mrs. Verigin Tells Spokane Reporters SPOKANE, hta. 20 (AP).-_-Mn. Peter -verigin, Sr_ 81, Forks, R, " Sr. 81, of Grand ___ C, met reporter! todiy for tbe flnt time since ihe cimt to Spokine two weekt ago for an eye operation tnd give them briefly her opinion of the war between Flnlind md her nitive Russli. ■_ "Wir it terrible. I do not with to talk tbout it" she slid through her interpreter, Misi Mary Loveren- chlnkoff. i '- The elderly womtn underwent tn operation for removal of one eye, which .Dr. Marc Anthony uid hid become infected from in ibtceu ot the cornea. < <•■ Miss Loverenchlnkoff uld the three would return to Grami Forks ti soon u Mn. Verigln wu itrong enough to travel. , further consultations to determine a common poUcy ln dealing with belligerent winhlpt which put into their porU. ,'• ;.: ' which will Christmas, n destructlOiSbrVtSh Qltinaq .pocket bittleship GVif Spee, forced to take refuge it Montevideo. Various sug- gestlons have been idvinced—one y Brazil thtt Warships fleeing to Pan Amerlcm ports be automatically Interned, tnd another by other American Republic! that warship! damaged In battle tnd taking refuge in iuch porta be refused all issistance tnd required to letve or be Interned. : | ■',,, Nui Air Claims Denied by Britain LONDON, Dec. 20 (CP).-Britlih aviation circles uid tonight "re markable" German clalmi. of vie- toriei in the tir seem to show i growing nervousness In BerUn al regards the air war. Onca tgaln the Air Ministry countered official Qerman reports with a formal denial tonight The Ministry's statement uld: "The Germtn High Commind htve itated in an official broadcast that ona of their aircraft has shot down t ltrge British flying boat No Britiih flying boats have been attacked today. The statement may hive referred to an engagement which took place off the coait of Norway yesterday morning. An R. A. F. flying boat encountered what wu thought to be a Heinkei. The enemy, having received a burst ot machine-gun fire, wu driven off. Our own aircraft completed ltl patrol and returned ufely to iti According to tvlttlon tources here, tht Germin propaganda agen- ciet, ln order to justify fantastic figures ot British planet shot down over Heligoland Bight, described with, many details an air battle over the Island of Sylt which never took place. . ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS JN ACTION IN FRANCE PARIS, Deo. 21 (Thunday) - (AP). —. Anti-aircraft guni wtnt Into action during tn ilr raid tltrm In Wttttrn Frtnct it 11:38 p.m. lut night Tht alarm tndtd It 12:20 t.m. Cities Are Bombed by Planes Hundreds of Tanks Thrown Into Savage Push in Freezing Weather; Drive Stalled in North; Southern Thrust Stopped lent iwi 'Enemy lostet dt ttnki wera considerable. Twenty heavy tanks advanced to our positions tnd were captured, besides which mtny were destroyed in front of our positions. Enemy lossu in men also were considerable. "On the Eutern 'frontier our forces ire advancing In Uie direction ot Sella. > "On the Petumo front out forces have withdrawn to Kornetti-Jaervi. "Set torcei, coutal guird—Lively tction by enemy ntvtl torees wu renewed Dec. 19 tgainst Kol- visto coutal bitteries. Coastal forts participated in anti-aircraft ictlon in vtrioui quarten, "Air force—Dec. 19 wu the moil active day In Uie air linct tht outbreak of the war. From morning enemy planei made numeroui attacks on the Karelian Isthmus and North of Lake Ladoga. Despite attacks by large forcei our losses were small. "Besides attacks In the war area, several occurred on the home front Enemy pltnei bombed Turku, Sor- tavrlt, the neighborhood ot Hel- singTors, the Hanko cout and islands South of Finland, many civilians being wounded. "Bombing caused several flrei In private houses. It is estimated that well over 200 enemy planei appeared over Finnish territory during the day. "It hu been established for certain that our planes shot down 14 enemy machines, the majority being bombers." GIFTS FOR CANADIANS OVERSEAS PERMITTED ENTRY FREE OF DUTY OTTAWA, Dec. 20 (CP).-Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister of Trade and Commerce, announced today that gifts and parcels to memben ot the Canadian fighting forces now in the United Kingdom will be permitted entry free of duty, Arrangements ire being made by Uie British customs authorities so gifts consigned to Canadlani serving Jn the Imperial forces will havt t similar duty-free entry during the Christmu season, The Department here hu been deluged with inquiries, indicating t great desire on the part of Cana- diam to get gifta otf to fighting men ibroad. % Cfirfetma* fmUtft [pafrrai RvsroK^wainrM* HB U THB 8PIRIT OF THU YULE LOG. JIMMY, EAGER TO HEAR HIS STORY, STARTS HIS TRAVELS ANEW. ' fSRJQ TOGETHER JEMMT AND THE SPIRIT, ASTRIDE A LOG, FLY TO A GREAT COUNTRY MANOR. Government Mov< Prevented Wai in South Africi ■y THOMAS r. HAWKINS Auocltttd Preu Staff Wrlttr HELSINGFORS, Dec. 20 (AP).—Fierce flghUng occurred aerou tta KtreUtn Isthmus m tub-zero temperaturei today as Russiins loosed hun dreds of tanki in savage drives md directed 200 Red tir force plmes tl widespread bombing attacks on Uk reit of Finland. The roir of irtillery could be hetrd from one ilde of tbt l-milt wldi Isthmus to the other. Finnish tviition rose to meet Red irmy tvitton.in fierce dog-fight In the Winter iky. . " " The Russian drive wis stalled in the fir North by bllzardi ind tei peratures of 25 degrees below zero. The Flnni ttld they htd withdraw! to Kornettljaervi, but mentioned no fighting. 1 A-Jltile ftrther South, Jutt above] the Arctice Circle, FinnUh forces were reported in an official communique to have itopped 1 Soviet thrust to cut the country in two tnd to be advancing toward Sala, capturing "muoh booty" en route, including three tanki, 30 army trucks, numeroui machine guni md considerable ammunition. For the second successive diy ilr raid ilirmi lounded in many Fin; nish cities, Including Helsingfors, Turku (Abo), Rommt, Provoo, Sab, Kaselkt. Vtrtilli, Lukela, Sortav- ala md Janisjoki. A morning tltrm In the ctpital luted 11 minutu. Another tonight continued tor 40 minutes.. Sixteen casualties were reported at Lukela md 11 it Janisjoki. The Flnni reported • Russltn ilr ittack on the railroad ai Koska, 00 mUei North of Hinko on the south cout had failed. Tha communique uid: "Land forces—On the Isthmus (Karelian) tht tnemy continues to attack. On Dec. 19, after a prolonged artillery preparation, there wu aii Infmtry attack supported by several hundred tanks of different! tvpei. The mtin ittack Wu launch-1' ed, pi ott Dec, 18, betwten Kauk- jp.ervi and Kuolajaervl, but itrong forcei ilso tttacked It leveral other points, Tbe attack wu repulsed evety where and by evenlnglour ^wirtmni reaitintd »illfily lipota hindt. " ™* STANDERTON, Transvaal Union of South Africa, Dec. : (CP-Reuters)-If the South . ctn government hid not iw tssumed control of the South* African Police in April md thu checked my Germtn tction, r war "might hive broken out i ln Polind but In South Afrit General Jtn Smuta, South cm Prlmt Miniater, decli diy. Addressing 1000 of hli I tnts, Generil Smuta uid April the Union government ui der General J. B. M. Hertzog, if er receiving a grave warnin from in unimpeachable lourci unanimously decided to preserv peace, md order in Southweit Al •'rica. ' liie German population tn Soutl west Africa wis "regimented, drill ed tnd in condition for anything, General §muti taid. "Very serloui development whieU badftlieh? wljglu in ftrtwt Europe htd occurred," he wld. "B for the government'i quick tctioi tht outbretk of war might have ot curred on the borden.of Sout Africi." Germiny, he chirged, htd follot ed in Southwest Africi the tarr technique ot undermining it breaking the iplrlt of independeni of the people u it did ln Amti ind Czechoslovakia. Commenting on chargei that tl fiovernment had acted more ln tl nterest ot Great Britain than I Africa, General Smuts recall! there were 20,000 Afrlkinden I Southwest Africa. "Are we to betray them?" he ul ed. "If ever there wu a questio of honor and conscience in Soul Africi, it wis thtt we ihould itar behind thou 20,000,'" - .1 Hope Abandoned for .Trapped Mi STAVELEY, Derbyshire, En lend, Dec. 21 (Thundty) - (CI —An official of the Coys-Warsc coal and Iron mine hera M nounced early today all hope ha been tbandoned for ilx mins trapped in a landslide lut nlfl At 2 t.m. the mining offici, tnnounced the men htd btt tripped in • level 1600 feet froi the surfice md neirly four mill from the ihaft. STALIN 60 TODA^ MOSCOW, Dec. 20 (AP).-Joi Stalin, inscrutable leader of r Russia, will be 00 yein old t row, md hit birthday wlU be i brated on a nationwide id' the first time in 10 years, While his armies preu their II vulon of Finlind, Stalin is exji ed to receive literally millioi congratulatory messages. The anniversary tlrttdy It lubject of t flood of Sovitt ntl paper articles hailing him u "U greatest man of our epoch" ind "tl leader of the toilers ot the world Prince George __ Estevan Point _._._ Prince Rupert Langara Atlin —— Dawson, Y. T. Seittle Portlind Sm Francisco Spokine Penticton —.. Vernon Kelowni Grand Forks Kislo Cranbrook Calgary Edmonton ■'* 7. A. . . **'* -" " '- " .. . ■if 'iiil^^iMif^l^-'^* — 11 TWO -NILION DAILY! NIWI, NILION, I. C-THUMDAY MORNINO, DIC, tl, M» Finer GIFTS From FINKS SOMETHING FOR THE HOME—THAT'S THE GIFT THAT GIVES LASTING ENJOYMENT KROEHLER The perfect Idea for the home. 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Wishes to tell his Canadian frlendi about lilt' RADIO PROGRAMS There tre programi eich week on Station KHQ— (590 Kilocycles) sv Spokane, Washington And .. . Doctor Cowen announcei his new Evening Program. STATION KGA - (1470 Kilocycles) "People and Places" With CAPTAIN ROBIN FLYNN Captain Flynn tells you the latest war news each evening, and as a former,Imperial Veteran of the first World War, and as a newspaperman, and a traveler into the odd places of the world, he is well able to give you vivid pictures of the places in the news and the people involved .... Listen la , Every Evening Monday Through Friday 7:30 p.m. — KGA (1470 Kilocycles) ruide for Travellers NELSON'S LEADING HOTELS [ume Hotel Nelson, B.C. GEORGE BENWELL, Proprlttor. SAMPLE ROOMS EXCELLENT DINING ROOM European Plan, $1.50 Up UME—Capt. and Mn. Henry neks. Crawford Bay; A. W. Lym- y, Thomai Lymbery, Alice Lym- y, Gray Creek; J. B. Whalen, L. Allison, T. A. Burnt, Divid Hirrison, Medicine Hit; H. L. Gray, Vancouver; H. Sinclair, bit; T. W. Ttit, Oliver. . VANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS "VOUR VANCOUVER HOME" .Serin Hotel ijtymeur 8t Vincouver, B. C. Newly ptnovited through, out Phonti ind tltvttor. A. PATTERSON, Utt ot Colemin. Alt!. Proprlttor Blessed Sacrament Sunday School Has Preview Christmas Sunday School pupili ot tht Church ol tht Blessed Sacrament, leceived t preview ot Chriitmai Wednesday night with their first Christmas concert and party. It was held in tht large basement hall ot the new monastery, with Rev. John M. Lambert, C. Ss. R., in chtrge of \mmmmmM CHRISTMAS tnd NEW YEAR'S EXCURSIONS Christmas Tickets oo Sale Dec. 22 to Dec. 25. Return Limit Dec. 26th. NEW YEAR'S Tickets wi Salo Dec. 29 to Jan. 1st. Return Limit Jan. 2nd. Christmas and New Year's Simes; and Rev. Gerald Murphy, C. s. R., distributing candy tnd other good thingi to the children. The program ' presented by the children included: Christmu carol, Sunday School children; recitation, Madeline Robert; dialogue, Sheila Kearns and Harold Bringsli; recitation, "Uttlt Jesus," Join Hunter: "Greetings to Santa", Madeline Roberts; "A Lesson for Mtmi", Ivy- Cote; "Advice to Sanfa", Edward Bringsli; playlet, "The Child Who Had No Gift"; chorui, "Jolly Old Nicholti." ' COMBAT PROPAGANDA DURBAN, South Africa aiUi^,(Dfm'tJ^ Pre*Christmas ONLY THREE MORE DAYS . — - c t% *« Open Each Ilight UntU 9 P.M. Kimonos Lingerie tawiiHiM.wg'i'eieie-.MsWWiiiwiwisWim*^ ■wwi'riia'sWissTa'i'W'M'CssTOsisw Fine Lingerie Each piece is so exquisite , you enthuse over every garment. In colors flesh, white and tearose. SUPS Excellently cut so that they will fit beautifully. Lace trimmed or tailored as you prefer. Satin or dice brocade. $1.00 to $195 Gowns, pyjamas, dance sets, vests and bloomer sets. Satin and rayon. S1.00 TO $2.95 Kimonos The season's foremost in style. Silk moire, high shades. Satin, smartly trimmed with contrasting shades in the outstanding colors that are the vogue. $2.95 TO $8.95 l>W<>|.l.W.1MWWstn.WHHM«^^ jr. $1 HOSIERY $1 Crepe — Chiffon — Semi-Service -- Service UDY NELSON New fresh Hosiery of standard make, beautifully fitting, full fashioned. Every popular shade in stock. New hosiery wears longer! Sizes 8V_ to lO'A. Specially priced. . ' "-AV-.A • $1.00.. tu'' CHILDREN'S WEAR DRESSES Children's silk crepe dresses. Hand embroidered. Piped in contrasting colors, smocked, etc. White, pink, blue, maize, green, etc. Sizes 1 to 3. QC. Special *rvv KIMONOS Eiderdown, Flannel: Smart styles. Neatly trimmed. In blue, green and wine. Sizes I to 14. Priced at 79c to $2.95 ■wi.wi«.wi«i«i.ws«iai«iwiis^^ GIRLS' ALL WOOL DRESSES Green, brown, wine, M ftC retc. Sizes 8 to 12 .... *.tt,Vd , PY|AMAS Silk and flannelette. Neatly tailored. Sizes 2 to 16. Each $1.00 to $1.95 ALL WOOL STOCKINGS White or camel. Sizes 4Vi to 10. 29c ,o 49c «*MW '■ ■ ■ MOCCASINS , Leather. Fur trimmed in blue and green. (Beaded) vamp etc. Sizes ire 3 to 8. ■■ \ $1.25 •mahs, JLhtttf. WL CAVALIER SLIPPERS Felt. Sheep's wool trim. Block heels. Blue and red. Sizes 4 to 8. $1.25 A ,M.WI«lt«»MO.tM.Wsg.jM^^ tft M-jMEffBB LADIES' WEAR w Pimp FOOTWEAR ■- phone 73 CHILDREN'S WEAR btos block ' Among tht Arhutco Indlini al Colombit lt li customary tor men to weave, ipin, tnd Und cattlt. while women do moit ot th* hetvy firm work. The klyitron, new device for producing ultrt-ihort rtdlo wtvei of J rett power tnd itiblllty, it btlng eveloped tt Stnford University. Billed ii moit lmporttnt tdvtnct in rtdlo ilnca tht Invention ot tht tudlon tube in 19M, tht klyitron probibly will be tint uied tt iource ot radio wives for guiding tlrplanes in blind ltndlngi. A new type of dissolving exhibit enables t museum to ihow in tni- mil group in Summer md tgaln tl it appears in Winter coit and surrounding!. . _ ^mmm BACKACHE OFTEN WARNING I kt *• fat if tl t-mm m yarn bmk adsm Uk b Dniyi, Ud Mi wm- sKldTneyl Rent Thtt Room With a Want Ad HOTEL DESTROYED IY FIRE PASCO. Waih, Dee. JO (AP).- Twenty gueiti fled to ufety when tire deitroyed the Hotel Pasco tnd in offlct building adjoining Im*. night it t lou estimited It more than $190,000. IURCLARS ROI LAUNDRY WINNIPEG, Dec. 20 (CP).-Three armed robbers who Invaded t Winnipeg ltundry lttt night escaped with more thin SHOO In cuh tfter imishing their way' through- two vault doon to the life ln the buement of the plant »Vl HEVE* SEEN SUCH M AND CRLtTTt tnt] J HAuripui cirrs so 1 ari so useful-i [ECONOMICALLY PRICED ll™*^ ™E IMPORTANT! V ii rtlNOWITHAMAN/J ■ *__W •*." •> rap!* -**^-------m*- ^-SSjffl 'fel « -mt^M-m-m.) ©Waft* Dail. (. A- -"•WL__ w»h so «*fia sst^i^m v / _/S. \r4 D«*«"«dAIW •Mm An leaevtd Cw .am-. Gillette Bladet (50 Bladet) • *• *-__&!2_ffiSS^***AvriUbte. p-_ oolr the rejular price « ™ ^ *rt"»WBt Set 0th"^*ytttm*7 Valet AuteStrop Rotor Set • Attractive Btke- lite cue holdi fold- pitted Valet Auto- Strop Ruor, metti bltde bos with two Vtlet Bladet, and leither itrop. Alts tn additional Valet Bladet, aU b v-qut $1% gift DO-L tan Gillttte Gift Une'' Wheravtr Blodai Are SoW -NELSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, B. C-THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 81. 1831- Christmas, 1939 Lingerie Reaches New Peak in Popularity as Christmas Gift Chriitmu, 1838..... Shopping for a gift for wmt mtmbtr ot tht ftlr mx it really an tdvtnturt thli Chriitmu. Nelson District Itdlet' clothing •tores in tilled with glftt thtt in wtctly right tnd thtt will icon an Insttntinioui hit No woman tvtr htd ttifflclint tvtnlng gowns, and an txtrt tpt- oltl gift, it prion with sufficient ring, for tvtry punt, might bt ont of thi tttnctlvi gowns now afftnd. Vtlvttt tnd wool crepts an at thi top of tht lltt, tnd til tht leading ihidu in ttockid. Ttffetii tnd ntlm in good. Slick and gold art tht leading choices tnd nit ntw bronzettt It populir. Another highly t\ieptible gift would be t dressing gown or house coit The new floral corded silks tnd taffetas tnd ailk btck chenilles ln putel shades ire "tops" Just now. Afternoon dresses, imtrt and chic, provide mother excellent gift choice. Slightly itronger shides ire letdert thli seuon, with black, Seeni, htrveit wine and bluei to • ton. LINGERIE IS WINNER THIS YEAR There'i in extra-ipecial opportunity to pleue the recipient of the gift if the choice It mtde bom the lingerie counter!. Sheer materials are prizewinners, but latins tnd crepei ire u good u ever. The pastels irt fivored, with white, blue tnd tet rote u the leaden. There'i thtt ice gift for tht ?rounger womtn — the ever-popu- ir dtnct, tet — ln silks md satins. And enjoying in increasing popularity thli year, "teddiei" will be found In mtny Christmas boxes. Tet rote, blue tnd white ire the correct shades. Among tht nlghtwetr Imported Chinese illk gowm, durable but of Ught weight, tre attractive. They tre hind mide. Crepei md satins, tnd mtln strlpei, command tttention tmong the pyjtmai currently stocked. Ttilored slips tre tmong the leid: Ing gift choice! thii yeir u mmy ihoppen look for practical gift!. Packed ln neat folden, they will be received with tppreclitlon by my womm, Hmd embroidered slips tre especially good. NEW HOSIERY SHADES ARE POPULAR , Hosiery ll ilwiyi good, for every womtn of tvery tge can tlwtyi uie mother ptlr of stockings. Chiffon tnd crepe, generally in lighter shades, lead the hosiery gift parade. There'i t new shtde, Hiwtit, which ll doing thing! to young women'i pocketbooki. tnd a ntw wine shade it ilmoit u popular. Sunglory ii a leading •hide tor evening wear. A bit different, and therefore the more acceptable, is the little dressing jicket offered thii yetr. The pastels ire favored. Generally speaking, lingerie retches t new high in "icceptl- bility" thli year for lt li dtlnty both u to mtteriil tnd color, it ia • gift thtt ctn be duplicated over tnd ever again and still be good, tnd it Is distinctly "Chriitmtssy". . All these glftt tre equally right for the younger young ltdiei, the ichool glrli whoie dressing pride il strengthened so distinctly if lingerie, gowm tnd to on havt t grownup lir Ibout them. Ski togi ire highly eccepttble tor the young womtn who Ukei to get out on Winter dtyi, tnd even though ikilng hti been minimized io ftr by the wetther, there'll be lott of ictivlty ln thii direction non. The ImporUnt thing to remember, in purchulng is that light weight, wlndproof material! are right. Highly acceptable, and it tht umt time practical, u i Christmu gift, is t ptlr of gloves. These tre tvallable In a grett many miteriili tnd designs, to thtt one need hesitate only between price and one's tastes tn purchasing. For in outdoor girl t sweater It t welcome gift, and whether ihe ikatei, skis or hikes, there'i a iweiter for every purpoie. NEW SUEDE AND PATENT PUMPS QOOD In ltdiei' footweir a "good gift" would be one of the new tuede or patent high heel pumpi. Rounded toei irt imperative. Blacks lead the parade, although then ll t color choice. The Cuban heel gort pump with pletted vtmp It mother popular ihoe. Slippen ire especially good, liie Indim styled slipper with wirm fur trim md bright beading Is a leader, blue being s) popular choice. Colon of mott •ilippen trt not to bright u ■ few yean igo, the wirm tonei of the browns, bluet md wine shades being most sought. Growing girls will htvt m txtrt sparkle in their eyei if their new Christmas stockings should hivt t ptlr of tturdy black or brown iport oxfords to go with them. For the imall tnd very imtll recipient! of Christmu gifts there'i • fur-trimmed felt, Russian style bootee in scarlet md blue with white fur trim thtt il telling tut tnd deservedly io. Children'i bltck pitent ilippen ire ilso good. The wide nnge In other materials. Including felts, gives an extensive choice if ilippen tre the chosen gift i Among the novelties ire the new light umbrellas ot oUed lilk, colorful tnd with modernistic htndles; the metal mesh bigs thtt terve to well tor evening, hankies in in infinite virlety of materials tnd pricei, md so on. Linen it tht belt choice for handkerchiefs. Another novelty that wlU score is t silk moire overnight big ihtped Uke t pune, with toiletries ln speciil pocket!. It'i waterproofed, too. ■ MM SS SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR LETTER WRITERS HALIFAX, Dec. M (CP)- Sul- pended sentence wu ordered today for three Halifax women who pleaded guilty to attempting to communicate to penoni In the United Statei InformtUon of shift movementi here. The three—Mn. C. Smith, Marian Buckley md Constance BeU—had been charged with trying to convey "information likely to prejudice the safety of the ttate md the efficient proiecutlon of the' wtr." Magistrate J. L. Barnhill suspended sentence (or two years. A fourth penon ll ilmiltrly charged, Charlei Dodge Jr., pleaded not guilty and nil cue wu continued for a week. EXPLOSION BLAMED I.R.A. BIRMINGHAM, Englind, Dec. 80 (CP).-A bomb believed to have been planted by "terrorists" of the illegal Iriih Republican Army exploded today ln the door- ' way of ■ deptrtment itone. There wu little damage becauie sandbags had been placed around the buUdlng In case of ilr nidi. Hitler Leaves Berlin BERLIN, Dec. 20 (AP).-AdoU HlUer left Berlin today preiumibly to ipend the Christmas holldayi In the snows it hli Berch- tesgaden home near Munich. Hitler usually celebrates Chriitmu eve with more thm 1000 old guard ptrty flghteri (n Uie Loew- ' enbraeu beer cellir it Munch. The pld guardi receive gifta md Hitler usually speaks. There wai no definite Informition u to whether he would follow Uie stmt procedure thii year. Economy Speed Reliability Speedy Delivery 198 Btktr St Phont 1030 Plumbing REPAIRS end ALTERATIONS I. C. Plumbing ft* Heating Co, UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS Sunditrtnd Adding Midlines OFFICE SUPPLIES Underwood Elliot Fisher Ltd. «3« Wtrd St Phont 9* Ties The nicest selections we have ever shown. 50c $1.00 $1.50 Sox Plain or fancy. 50c 75c to $2.00 Shirts Plain or patterned. $2.00 to $3.50 Pyjamas Fine broadcloth and flannelette, $2.00,o $3.25 Zipper overshoes, hats, dressing gowns, smoking jackets, belts, suspenders, garters, bow ties, gloves, sport jackets, tie racks, men's , jewelry, scarves, sweaters, initialed handkerchiefs, etc. Gifts.boxed in Xmas boxes.\\u Open Tonight Till 9 p.m. JACK BOYCE STYLE SHOP Men'i Wear ' 514 taker St. Madden Hock. Give a Broadcloth SHIRT Mea'i tine broadcloth ihlrtJ. fused coUtr tttached ttylt in all Uie new teuon'i pattern!. ChrUtmu boxed tnd Chriitmu wrapped. Men'i Cope Glovei' Warmly Lined Men'i dretiy cipeskln, In tin, gny tnd black, domt fasteners and ilip- on itylet. , ,; A White Shirt Why not give t ailk finiihed brotdcloth ihirt Populw fused oolltr tttached' ityle. Cellophtne wripped tnd Chriitmu boxed. _______ Men's Holeproof Hose Good woolen hose tre tppreclited more thia yeir thtn tver before. Two pairs Holeproof hoie netUy packed In Chriitmu box. . Wool Scarves Glvt a uieful gift, new bright plaid pattern!. Chriitmu boxed. jumbo Coat Sweaters A pncticil gift thtt my mu will 11 predate, it t hetvy, til wool Juml knit iweiter coat. Shtwl coUtr, button front ityle. sliei 36 to 44. Men's Packard Romeos Ai (ood a slipper ■■ money cm buy. st? "Hubby' rt, elutic Include VELVET Overshoes On your ihopplng l'tt. Black or brown, fur trim tnd lice ityle, fits walking, cuban and high heeli. Sizes 4 to >. Why not give" "Dad" or piir. Soft brown kid U] sides ud turn lolei. S to Women's; All Wool Slippers Silver, brown or check patterns. Turn down cuff md leather covered felt soles. Wirm ud coiy. __._ _.__-_ Ladies' Novelty Slippers Stylish willed luti, Dutch boy heeli, A af far. high fronts, open toes and fancy mules. B ■ 079 The wide telectlon will certtlnly tld M .- you Ui your choice. 4 to 8. ^~ Hickory Skis Complete with "Chalet" cable ipring harness. You tre euily saving two dollan on these tine outfits. Adulti iliet only. „ $8»s 2-so Men's Rubber Overshoes * Zipper fastening. A light weight dreisy -tf ovorshoe for men tnd young men. « to .11. , Travel Twin Sets . Aeroptc and Vanity Cue, Luggtge li a Ufetlme (lft ud gives idded pleasure to travelling. The iet conslsti ol, one standard Aeroptc with built in hanger md one overnight or make-up cue fitted with cosmetic bottlei ud mirror. »12« TABLE LAMPS Pottery bases with gold trim. Smart matching shades. 18" high. Extra Special value. Ea. 79 sj.w HBC Dictator Radios Tht fineit rtdlo vilue in Ctntdt todty. 8-tube, ill-wave reception with 10-tube performance. Handsome walnut :abinet. A ____»_____' mm. Sloping panel. Automatic tuning. RMM.Cn Fully guaranteed. Each .._ ▼ Mm*m-*-9~ (Termi mty bt trranged) Metal Smoker Stands Up to the minute design. Blick or brown with chromium trim. A smart • touch for Uie homt. Each . Xmas Tree Lights That tdd sparkle to Uit house.—Strlr,( of eight, 49° $l-°° '1*' Gift Cups and Saucers Every womu collects them md you'll delight it their assorted patterns. - 29« 79c 98' Charge Account Customers TOUR PURCHASES THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY Chargeable to Your January Account 'able February 10th . •.... x Store Open Til 9 P. M. Tonight : ■ '■ ■••■•• •': u • ■ INCORPORATED a?f MAY I67Q. ____.^^^^^ il pour* lent Tribute r Mrs. R. Eunson it Institute Meet lent tribute to Mrt. R. Bunion, i died lttt Friday, wu ptld by Ntlion Women's Institute at meeting Wednetdty afternoon be Inititute Roomi, Civic Centra. l H. H. Pitta ipoke of the lou tht Institute u Mn. Eunson, ling the position ot Secretary, been one of the mott ftlthful htrdett working memben. Let- I of tymptthy from district In- ates were reid. Mri. Eunson's te wts referred to repeatedly la tba count of tbt afternoon1! buslneu. Mn. Hector MtcKenile rtporttd Uitt Edgewood Institute htd tent a letter requesting the Nelton IntUtute to indorse t resolution uking tht Oovernment to reduce the freight rttei on apples to Prairie Provincet, to help reduce tht surplus in B.C. It wu decided to inform Edgewood Institute thtt tbe Nelion Institute ipproved the resolution tnd would lndone it tfter othtr district institute! hid beta contacted. REO CROSS ORIVI Mrt. F. E. Wheeler, Nelion Women's Institute representative to tht Red Crou, reported thtt proceed! coUected by Institute ctn- vassen htd imounted to approximately Mid. Mrs. Wheeler tlto explained work required by the Red Crou. xTen bablu were eximlned- ud ont vaccination wai mide tt ttit December Btby Clinic, Mn. T. B. Tallyn, convener of the Btby Clinic Committet, iteted. It wu decided to dontte $25 to tht Nelaon Chriitmu Cbeer Fund thii yur. A donation of $9 from the Ulth Women'i AuxUllary for uie of the Institute Rooms wu icknowledged. A Chriitmu cuitom of the In- ■yeW-WIMsWstWMWWW'sW^lsWsW Gifts to Make Her Happy You'll find no difficulty in choosing from tha widt ringe of Lingerie Sets we carry. -• Smooth Satin Dance Sets. fri OC M OC Priced at *.1*L*J to yL.Ld Well cut Silpi lace trim or tfl OC tfO OC tailored styles *.l*LO to .-..£.%) Lockntt Pyjamas or Gowns dainty lace or ribbon trim. -- irwr Godfreys' Limited .-NILtON DAILY NIWI. NILION, «. Cs-THUMDAY MORNINO, OIC. II, IM- Solution^ For Last Minute Santas House Dresses j/!^» Reg. $2.95 for ... f2.50 f*M Reg, $1.98 for ... ?1.50 ' ™ Lingerie,' Housecoats, and remainder of tfl OC blouses ..;.....«pliLa GINGHAM 1 SHOPPE V Opp. Dtlly Ntwi ttitute wu foUowed tgtln thli yetr wtth tht memben etch bringing a wrapped trticle to bt iold it the mtetlng. Mrt. H. P. Penny wu tta convener tnd wu uilited by Mn. T. B. Tallyn, Mn. J. C. Robiton tnd Mrt. W. H. Juper. Cruel Woman Is Like a Cannibal ■y CAROLINI CHATFIELD A heilthy huiband with a thriving builnett It In hard luck when ba diicoven thtt he bu an extravagant wife on hit htndi. Howtvtr, ht can fight hli own battles. But Lord hem t tick man whou buiineu lt dwindling whilt he Uei In bed utterly at ttit mercy of a wife without tenderneul Miybe you dont belltvt thtrt trt tuch women? Hear from the huibtnd ot one: "Seventeen yun tgo we were mtrried, htppily, I thought But u I took back we never were hippy. I wts just getting a business itarted, working every day from twelve to atxteen houn, leaving the running of the homt to my wUe and looking forward to tht future and to tht comfort of my ftmUy. "tf my witt wanted anything- ahe never uked ma If it wu convenient (often lt wun't) the Jutt bought tt tnd I ptid tht biU when I could. Stricken with tuberculosis, I bad to letvt my buiineu to be run by othen tnd consequently our income 'wu greatly curtailed. I wu ln bed moat of the time which iht reiented ind initetd ot giving mt the pat on ttit back and tha word ot encouragement which I needed sorely the complained, nigged, uked why I didn't get up tnd go to Work. Ai though I had contracted tht disease on purpoie. "Miybe I wu partly to blame: my taking ill thii lying down gtve htr the idu that tha could give me the cold ihoulder and get away wltb lt Anyhow, the did ill ln htr power to iet me btck ind cut mc oown before the children. I realize that if ahe had been financlilly independent she whuld htve left mc long tgo. Lying hert in t hotpital bed I tm wondering tf I ihouldn't hive let her get out ind try to tupport henelf. How does It itrike you?" Juat u tt itrlku you, friend. Yet you cinnot turn tht clock btck. You cinnot erase your obligations to wife ind chUdren by recounting injustices. This you ciri do; use the long, houn to think out a philosoph: which will help you get weU and prepare you to pick up where you left off once you are on your feet What tort of philosophy? One thit uys: "Be still md know thtt I im God." One thtt uyi everybody hu disappointments, frustrations, periods of despair; but theie things don't count in tht long run. The only thing Unt counts is whtt they do to ut, whit deposit they leave ln our llvu. Quality... ■ Good Permanent Depends on Hair ' ly DONNA BRACE Tbt perminent wtvt It usually tht mott expensive Item on the beiuty account and tor thii reaion ihould be • retl vilue. We hett of women who ny they htd t mtrveUout wave tt t certain ihop •od of othen who complain of atrocious work tt tht ume establishment The customer It hirdly ever right whtn lt comu to t poor wive. The better uloni and shops take the greateit pride ln their permanent! tnd teel wone than Uit client when there li i disappointment Tht reputation of their etttbliihment il the lite of their buiineu tnd they ctn't tfford to turn out poor permin- intt. .•■ A good wtvt, however, depends on the quality of the hair, u well u the work on the operator. Then tre rulei to follow in the blocking tnd winding ind no reliable shop would employ inexperienced operaton tor tuch Important work. But even when all these operations ara dont correctly, a poor wive may bt the reiult. Thli means the hair itself wu not ready for a wave. Wt must know thtt overstretched brittle htlr needs speciil reconditioning before lubmittlng lt to an1 other such treatment, and if thli ll not left to the trained operator, the hair mty be injured. It takei only t few trettmenta tnd regular brushing to restore the vitality to tht iverage hiir. Let your operator examine the hair and decide whether or not treatment Is necessary. Dry endi ihould be clipped oft, and lt It Important to htvt thli done by the one who does the wive. There should be enough length to permit a secure winding. Breakfast _^^^^^^^-#^^^^WS^^^^^^^^WS»S^^^tf I I I I I I I i i i CHRISTMAS istiittiiisti PURCHASE YOUR REQUIREMENTS FROM US AND ENJOY YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER MIXED NUTS 4 lbs. ' MODERN 1 MARfArr PHONE 1009 onntr GREETING SALE Prices effective Thurs* day, Friday and Saturday, December 21st, 22nd and 23 rd. I i i I SATSUMA ORANGES These are the tame as Japaneie Oranges only frown in United States. Yeti will enioy them. LETTUCE, Limit 2, HEAD CELERY, Utah Green, Lb. SPROUTS, Lb.. ., CARROTS, Bunch . . . I. SWEET POTATOES 4 Lb.... 22c GRAPEFRUIT 6 for . ... 19c |[ Parsley: Bch. .. ...... 5c Green Onions: 2 bchs. 5c Onions: 7 Ibs. — 15c I CRANBERRIES 2 Lbs.... 49c APPLES, Delicious, 6 Lbs... 19c Box 98C .6c .7c 15c . 3f ■WW MANDARIN ORANGES Box... ...98c Crepes, Oranges, Bananas, Squash, Apples, Turnips, Cabbage, Croen Peppers, Cauliflower. i—MMiM-iiimwee--i i FREE CAULFIELD, Austrtllt (CP) — Caulfleld council wai Inclined to deal harshly with a resident v/H*, wanted to paint the sidewalk in front of hli home yellow, to match walki ln the property. But later they gave consent Greater Efficiency With Modem Food By LOOAN CLENDENINQ, M.D. & the modern breakfast more efficient thtn tht breakfait ot our grandfather'! time? If our grandfather! or greatgrandfather! returned to earth today, it il quite possible that tht breakfast which we would serve them would attract as much attention at any other change that they would find. The Anglo-Saxon let- tier! of this country brought their breakfast ideas from England. They had beefsteak and onions, ham and eggs, pancakes iwimming in lyrup, doughnuts ind pie, end sometimes pork chopi. They hid to eat these things becaute the benefits of modem transportation and refrigeration did not bring them freth foodi. The modern energizer of ormge Juice, toast tnd coffee, with perhipi i thin slice of bacon and one egg, it t far more efficient meal and makes for better work ln the fort- noon. Doei eugar appearing ln the urine dtsbtlL foJL cHoiW-WWSA. By BETSY NEWMAN TODAY'S MENU Pork Roait Baked Potatoei Cranberry-Grape salad Buttered Carrota Pumpkin Pie with Datei 'Coffee PORK ROAST Select a piece of pork suitable to your needi and pocketbook—a tenderloin loin roait, the most expensive; a rib roast without the tenderloin or a ihoulder roast Wipe with damp cloth, put in roaster, sprinkle with crumbled dried tage, chopped onion, salt and pepper. Allow at least 80 minutei to the pound ln routing, and bake at about 300 or 325 degreei T, When It ii about htlf done, turn over tnd .sprinkle the under tide with ttlt and pepper. When done, remove to hot platter, pour off most ot the fat, add one tablespoon flour and one cup either milk or water to roaster, mix well and cook until thick, seasoning with pepper and aalt to iuit your Individual taste. At Your Grocer's % Ask for I Jouhsyu J CHRISTMAS CAKES J Made In 4 convenient sizes to suit every need . . . and, oh, are they goodi Plain or Decorated If your grocer hasn't the size of cake you want, he will be glad to get it for you. Specify Fourex when ordering. ■*..■-■.'.' Jo-Vlqx. Salitvu}, I I I I I I ■,■ • ■ -,v W ..22c I CHOICE LEGS AND LOINS OF PORK: 0-7 E FRESH MADE PORK TURKEY DRESSING: Oft* j£ „ AJio a full line of Chriirmai Beef and Smoked Meati at Special Prieei. U i CHOICE PORK ROASTS: Lean, Ib ,.,, just Arrived — A Shipment of Fresh Oysters 22c FRESH SIDE PORK: Lean, Ib I atter a meal hava any terioui tig- niflcinci? To such t question it thii, tht only fair answer ii to say that that ii one ot tha earliest symptoms ot diabetes. It ll retl diabetes tnd not tomething thtt ctn be dismissed. The pttient with thli lymptom often feels thtt lt ii of n- coni. quence tnd blames hia doctor tor insisting on regarding lt seriously tnd prescribing trutment for IL Ot courte, it timply meant that the ability of the body to burn sugtr It lowered, tnd when then ii tny strain put on it, at with the additional sugar going Into the system with a metl, tht tugar that cannot ba burned spills over in the urine. The early diabetic metabolizes sugar it he doea not get too much of It tt t tlmt. Pitienti with thli lymptom ara very much encouraged by noting, for Instance, that the morning urine, on getting out of bed, it cleir tnd tht urine paued before the midday or evening meal it tree of tugar, and they regard the pottpran- dial glycosuria ta a little peculiarity, but lt should bt taken lerlous- ly tnd assessed at ltt true vtlue The wty to do that U-to hivt a blood augar concantraKb teat. Properly done, thit leives no doubt is to whether the Incidental sugir ii a peculiarity or tht real thing. Mail to Soldiers Overseas Goes to "Base Post Office" Letten or jtarceli mailed to Ctntditn soldiers on ictlve service must contain tht toldler'i regl- mtnttl numbtr, hit rank and name, tha full name ot hii regiment or unit md the letten C. A. S. F., I postal circular states. Mill for those who htvt already gone Overseas should be addressed "c-o Base Post Office, Ctntdt," Tht nme tppliei for thou who it » known ire tn route Oversets. For those who ire itUl ln training ctmpt, howtvtr, tht mall ihould bt tddreeied to ctmpt tnd ihould be unt thert until lt It known tht loldlen htve left for Oversea!. EXETER, Englind (CT). *- 'Flvt monks of Buckf ast Abbey htve hung up their bltck habits for the duration ot tht wir. Serving ai army chaplains to the forces at the front, they wear unifonn and rtnk u ctptaina. > Santo Claus Visits at Procter Concert PROCTER, B.C.—The Christmas concert presented by the Procter Superior School pupils Friday evening in the Community Hall, was enthusiastically received by a large audience. Much credit was given to the teacheri, Miu Jem Ferguion and J. Ross Hinde, and to Mrs W. Halg-Smellie and Mrs. E. Miller. who assisted with the music. Rev. C. Lancaster wu Chairman for tbe concert. The program included: "O Ctnidt"; "Stntt Cltut," Primary group; "The Stndmtn," tong by the School; 'Who Cm Till." recitation by thret Junion; "Christmas," t folk song by Miss E. John- ton; "Tht Grett Invention," play by tht senlon "Brownie Dance." Folk Dtnct by the Juniors; "Santa Cltui Ii Coming to Town," long by Senior Qlrla; "The Boutful Weeth- ermtn," pity by Junion; "When Evening Falls," drill by Senior Girls; "The Boy's Letter to Santa," recitation by Stan McCarthy; "Accordion Selection," Henry Johnson; 'The Christmai Pudding," play by tbe Seniora. Thote in charge of decorating tha hall tnd Chrlstmu tree for thli oe* cesion were Mn. W. A. Wird, Mn. J MacLeod, Mn. N. Shkwarok. Mrs. J, Maxwell ind Mrt, F. Bonacci. After the program, Santa Cliui made hii tppearance laden with gifts. He wat assisted It tht tret by Mn. W. Donaldson, Mn. N. Shkwarok and Mn. W. A. Ward. After etch child received gifta and bags of candy and oranges, supper wu served by Mrs. G. Sewell md Mn. S. Bonacci, usist. ed by others, followed by dancing. Thott volunteering to tupply tht muilc for tht dtnct wtre Mlu lit ' MacKinnon, Ike Jensen, Henry Johnson and Bert Fitchett of Htrr rop. Hallam MacKinnon wu in charge of the dtnct floor. I, : . LITTLE SNOW IN HILLS, SAYS |. A. CUNNINGHAM John A. Cunnlnghtr of tht stiff ot E. W. Wlddowion'l tsaiy offlct, Nelson, returning from the Tamarac Mint it Ymir ifter tpending tha weekend there reported that except for a light tall, there wat comparatively little mow in the hills ti yet Everything wtt utisfictory it lha mint, ha aald. - . , — "*"- ttM ■" /6*2 -NELION DAILY NIWI, NELION, I. C-THUMDAV MORNING.. DEC. tl, 1»» Slippers Jm***, (bidJis-wk A MOST APPRECIATED GIFT For Ladies Our stock Is c attractive styl price range. . For Men No gift Is more pleasing. We have the slipper that he would buy himself. $1*00 t0 $4*35 It Andrew & Co* Leaden in Footfashion STORE OPEN UNTIL 5:30 TODAY iwswsttawMMWswawswsso^w HOUSECOATS . AND DRESSING GOWNS Sdiik tX CtVUioih-M. OS Baker St Phont 170 Htt_____mMmMmtt__n-*mt^ltl^ Kootenay Volley Dairy A QUART Ot MILK A DAY FOR EACH CHILD A PINT OF MILK A DAY FOR EACH ADULT ' +.*mGiPT.fT Exquisite Lingerie PANTIE SETS In utin and utin tuede. Blue, white ■nd tea rose. $1.00 u, $2.95 SATIN AND SATIN SUEDE SLIPS Blut, white tnd tet roie. $1.00 $1.39 $1.95 ' $2.95 SATIN PYJAMAS Blue, pink and tu rote. * $1.95$2.95.^ $4.95 SATIN NIGHTIES Blue,-pink tnd tea roie. $1.95 to $2.95 J/uhltm* yvitmt Shop. 436 Baker St. Phone 942 NELSON SOCIAL By URS It J VIGNEUX • Mr. and Un. C. L Archibald innounce the marriage ot their diughter, Phyllli Ardath, to £lmer Grint Worley, nn ot Mri. R, Wor- ley, Deer Park. The wedding toolt place it Sandpoint, Idiho, lut May • Mn. Muir ot South Sloctn vitlted town yuterdiy. t Mr. tnd Mn. Jirbeiu, SUnley Street, htvt u t holiday guut, their daughter, Miu Ednt Jtrbetu, who teachei it Bridevllle. • Mn. SUnley O'Genikl, South Sloctn. vliited in town yuterdiy. • Mn. T. L. Marquii, her diughter tnd grandion, Mrt. ChrUtitn tnd Frank Christian, lett yuterdiy vii.Grett Northern to ipend Christmu it the home ot Mn. Marquii' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. tnd Mrs. Jimes McKernan. t Mr. tnd Mn. E. J. McGregor of Bonnington wert City vlilton yesterday. . t Miu Ella Phllllpi, who teichet tt Grand Forkt, ll home to ipend her vication with her ptrenti, Mr. tnd Mn. Frank Phillipi, • Mr. tnd Mn. N. I. Koktnt of Bonnington left via Greit Northern yesterday for Loi Angelei, Calif. • Douglu Elsdon, who tttendi U. B. C. th Vincouver, wu ln tht City Saturday with hit ptrenti, Mr tnd Mn. W. T. Elsdon, Bonnington. • L. Fogel of Sheep Creek ipent yeiterdiy In town. • Mr. ind Mn. S. S. Slmpion. Fifth Street, Fiirview*, leave tomorrow to tpend tbt holidtyi ln Cnnbrook • W. H. Oliver luvu vlt Grett Northern todty to tpend the holidtyi In Willi Willi. • Mn. Drummond, who viiited htr daughter, Mn. B. J. Walsh in Trail, her diughter, Mn. F. peniion, ind Mra. A, C. Fournier ln Nelson, left yuterdiy vii Grett Northern tor ber homt ln Vtncouver. , • W. H. Ahier of Procter viilted town Tuetdty. • Rev. and Mn. T. J. S. Ferguion, Mill Street, will htvt u Jiittlt tot Chriitmu, their ton tnd lughter, Carlyle tnd Helen Ferguson, who pltn to trrlve Sundty from Vtncouver, where the litter turtle* In King George High School. • Ron Jassan of Trail wil In town en route to Kulo for the holidtyi. (Contlnuid on Ptgt Itvtn) ^*w«^^^^*x«^e©€*«* Godfreys' Limited »»GI FIVt DRESSING All the smart new styles In Satins, Printed Silks, Flan- ' nels and Chenille, , GOWNS and HOUSE COATS $4*95 t0 $12-95 SILK LINGERIE ^ «*M Sale of Linen Bridge Sets Take advantage of these low prices in all linen. handworked bridge sets. Applique, embroidery and drawn thread work. Sale Prices are Always the Acceptable Gift Smooth Satins and luxurious crepes in either Nightgowns or Pyjamas. Tearose, pale blue, dusty rose and white. M QC fih QC Priced from ............. *y*-*J- to «J»v.»J«J Silk and Satin Panties, trimmed with georgette and lace. New styles. tl Afl tl OH Priced from ... .*... «Pl.wU to tf 1,1*0 '<■ '■ ;"; :7-7. GIVE HER A : "; '■". Gift Hose New stocks of Kayser and Orient makes. Sheers, Semi-Service and Crepes. Priced'at o5jC $1.00 Crepes. CI IC Priced at «pl.l«J inmi'tnnumtnnnnmiiii'i'a* BED JACKET Gift GWes Nothing so nice as a pair -1 of French kid gloves. Wines, greens, browns, • navy and black. Many styles to choose; from.. «pl.!/j to *-m- *y ■-. -. .... , y u • ;r-.' Phone 200 A ■'■ '','■' *■ Baker St. I/ The Store of Gifts for Women mmmmmmmmmmmm** ^*WW7?> fr m iMLmUI SPECIALS Thursday, Friday and Saturday December 21, December 22, December 23; BUTTER ^rwGr: Br.nd. 3 lbs. $1.13 Princesses Return •■ for Christmas LONDON, ^Dec. 20 (CP).-Prln- cets Elizabeth and Margiret Rote returned from Scotland todty to ipend Chriitmu with tht King and Queen. ' > , . It wu tht first time they hid ieen their fither ilnce mid-August, two weeki betore the decliration of war tgainst Germany. The Queen vtlted them in Scotland in October, «SS«3WSSSSW3W«$WSSS3S3S{aWS GIFT LINGERIE Dance Sett, Oowns, Robes, Houu Coati, Slips. Pantie Seti. Fashion First Shop 436 Baker St Nelion, B. C SARDINES: King Oscar, tin .,.',: .... 16* DILL STRIPS: Sweet, 26 ox. bottle ..VI*) KETCHUP: Helng, bottle ......... 21* MINCEMEAT: 56 oi. tint, the bett, Hn ..... i... 47* TOMATO JUICE: Libby'a 10 oi. tint, 5 for... I... 2&t) MATCHES: Red Bird Pkt. 25c CHEESE: Canadian Mild, Ib 18f, SHREDDED WHEAT: Pkt. ....11* PEAS: Aylmer 17 ot., sixe 4'a, 3 tim for 34* SALMON: Sockeye, Sovereign Brand, 'A's, tin ... 21** PINEAPPLE: Singapore sliced, tin 10a) MILK All-kind* 3 tins 25c SHORTBREAD: Society 3't, each 25a) PLUM PUDDINCS: Society IV* lbs., each BO* CRANBERRIES: 2 lbs. for 45* ORANCES: Cood aixe, 2 dot. for .* _ 45* CRAPEFRUIT: Large, 6 for 25* CELERY: White or Utah, Ib. 8* CAULIFLOWER: Extra large, each 25* POTATOES: Netted Cemi, 25 IM. for 50* Picnic Shoulders S2BS3* -_~1 !*• «c CINCER ALE: Canada Dry, quart bottle (Plui Io dtpoilt on bottlei) CINCER ALE: McDonalds pint*, doi. ......... (Plut So dtpoilt on bottlti) FIGS: Eating, pkt. ...;.........".. MIXED NUTS: No Peanuts, 2 Ibt. for GROUND ALMONDS: I ot. pkt. .. XMAS CRACKERS: From 30* to CHOCOLATES: Molrs, 4 Ib. box .... PEPPERMINT PATTIES: Lownayi, I Ib.-net, pkt. . .23* .09* .45* . 50* fl.00 .95* .29* OXYDOL: Large RINSO: Large ... Pkt 21c Pkt2lc SWEET MANDARINS: Box .'....._...:....... 98* A choice auortment of Xmat Candy, Xmat Wrapped Tobacco and Cigarettes. '-'k**V^^*^^ ■s»«SSSMSSS9«»SjWS»S»SSS»SSSS» CUT FLOWERS AND PUNTS DELIVERED SUNDAY Mac's Greenhouses j. w. McClelland Ctdtr tnd Front Sti. Phont 110 ■'•■■*i Sulttbl* '• CHRISTMAS GIFTS For HER at the • BETTY ANN SHOP Opp. Capltol Theatre Annible BUT " -m\m^*m^--tSmt-*t\rm^^ **^li* xeioilte Skop-wom SOLVE YOUR | PROBLEMS HERE! | There Are Grand Ideas for Everyone on Your List How About Silverware? Tea Sets From $11.50 $75.00 Cocktail Shakers i From $7.50 to $15.00 Casseroles, cake plates, pie plates, salt and pepper shakers, bon bon dishes, etc.. AFTER THE SHOW Enjoy a Snack With Your Friend at tha GOLDEN GATE CAFE LINGERIE , For ycunelf or for Glfti GINGHAM SHOPPE Phoni 993 Opp. Daily Ntwt FINE WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRS ' Mill ordtrt promptly ttttndtd to %WWQ1I_. ^msdJtSJlL. 497 Biker SL Nelion. B. C. COMPLETE SHOWING OF ■-, DRESSES 13.95 to |24.50 Milady's Fashion Shoppe 449 Biktr St. Phone 174 Radio and Appliance' - SERVICE Nelson Electric, Co. (74 Btktr St Phont M0- $1.00 .o $65.00 Watches S^jg^SL $7.50 to $65.00 China Makes a Lovely Gift Cups and^' :V\lr^. 21"Pi|^ Sets 65c to $3.50 Ifffj'm_\ i sandwich sets sU^iri $2.00 to $4,50 Cake Plates wmd*v3___\ stem ware and er.-se.rn # t AA *3SHSBi ' CRYSTAL PIECES $1.25 to $4.00 .^pfP &m ....... $1.00 . Diamond Rings Sinft!^ .....$12.50 to $400 ® Give an Electrical Gift Toasters $3 *» $4.75 Waffle Irons $6 to 58 " Coffee ' Makers $6.50 $8.75 " Sandwich Sets Including trty. sandwich toaster, pickle and cheese dishes. Complete $18.00 Sandwich Toasters $6 to $8 Odr idvertliement cin only give you t few of th* dozens of gift Items we hive for your tpprovil. You reilly ihould iee them. Every gift from Grty'i li nettly boxed tnd made ready either for mailing or delivery on Chriitmu Jve. &.VJ., B. GRAY Tha |eweller The Store of Friendly Gifts for the Whole Family — PAOI SIX JMsmt Satltf lm\m% CiUblUhed AprU 22. IWt British Columbia't Most Inttresting Neicipaptr Publiihed tvtry morning txctpt Sundiy by tht NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED. 266 Btktr Strett NtlMD, Britiih Columbit. MEMBER OF THF CANADIAN PRESS AND THI AUDIT BUREAU Of CIRCULATIONS. -—NILION DAILY NIW*, NILION, B. C-THUMDAY MORNINfJ, DIG, II, 1t» CONTRACT — THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 21, 1939. HOW GERMANY CONTROLS a ■• THE ATLANTIC There seems to be something a little lacking in this ' "mastery of the Atlantic" that, less than two weeks ago the Germans, through their official radio broadcasts, boasted that they had whieved. Complete control of the Atlantic traffic lanes, they claimed to have as proven by the sinking of several neutral merchant ships and a number of British trawlers. All the world was to take notice how Germany ruled the Atlantic billows. But- .. V ■ Within approximately that period-^- A British submarine destroyed a U-boat of the latest type; The same British sub had the liner Bremen at its , mercy in waters that Germany likes to think pi as a German lake, but allowed it to proceed; I That same sub, encountering the German High Seas I Fleet on a promenade near Jutland, released torpedoes at aix ships, damaging two cruisers, and sending the whole I fleet scuttling back to its mothballs, and after a two-hour I game of tag with the German bombing planes, got away ; to report, ' .' •*; A Canadian Division crossed that ocean in safety, to j complete training for service which will Include training [ guns on the Siegfried Line; .,'.., Light-gunned British cruisers manhandled one of Ger- ; many's three most modern ships of war, the pocket-battleship Graf Spee, along the South American coast, pursued | lt to a neutral Uruguayan port, and were.waiting for It^ I to renew the battle when it emerged, to be scuttled; The British battleship Renown and its consort, the airplane carrier Ark Royal, arrived in .South American waters to refuel, unmolested, after steering across the South Atlantic from South African waters; And Monday a German liner, in West Indian waters, went to the bottom burned and scuttled, as a result of being peacefully interviewed by a British cruiser;. And all the time, the trade of the World with Britain, on a hundred routes, converges upon Britain and enters ritish ports with but negligible loss. > Somehow, also, the thread of World trade with Ger- ty seems to have been severed. Yes, there seems to be a slight lack in' the continuity d effectiveness of the German control of the Atlan^i*, v SSMWSSWSK V* Questions ?? ANSWERS f Open to any reader. Namei ot personi asking questions wiU not bt publiihed. f&SS&t&St *. G., Nel}on—What li the origin ot the expression A-l? In Lloyd'* Register ot British tnd " ign Slipping the chtricter ol nlp'i hull is designated by let- i tnd thtt ot the anchon, cables 1 itores by figurei. A-l, therefore, tnt the hull is first rate ind i tht anchor, cables and itorei, I A. R., Ainiworth-What ii white coal? The term white coal li a figurative expression uied for water ower. . T., Trail—When wu King Alexinder ot Yugo Slavia killed I and who killed him? King Alexander of Yugo Slavia d Foreign Mlnliter Jetn Loull irthou of France were assassin- jd October », 1932. in Marseilles, here the King had landed from t ..irshlp. He was on hli wty to t Uplomatlc conference in Parii. The yer, Velichko Kerin, tlits Peter Ueman, alias Vtlada G. Cherno- lsky, bom in Bulgaria, was sab- and stamped to death, but not rfore he had shot General Al- I. Georgei tnd levertl pectttort. , L., Salmo-What dtyt did January 14, 1908, September 23, 1603, and February 12, 1908, fall on? January 14, 1908, wat a Sunday, .September 23, 1903, a Wednesday land February 12,1908, a Wednesday. i. D„ New Denver-What It the tonnige of tht German ihip Deutschltnd? Registered tonnige of the Deutich- nd il 21,046 toni. „ B., Robson—Ib Winston Church- Ill who wrote "The Crisis" end "Richard Carvel", the eame per- i is the statesman? .... These are two Individual!. he novelist is an American. »»3W33S30S«sttMa»a»w9asea9» JsAi yoWLtisdg. SAYWO WHAT TO BOLD WHILE THI dtdtrtr It ran. nlng bit long tult at No Trump, you havt to throw aonttthlng away. Yoa and your partner ean fang up oa him If you dlvldt tht work of protecting tbt othtr tulte. By ilgnilllng what you an going ta throw away, you ctn teU him whtt to keep. ' (Dttltr: loath. Both ildu vm- narahlt.) *Jt fAT«l ♦ • AR^JITI 4K10B4 ♦ QITI 41 V10III IM J I + K88 h HilfQI »A> »KJ« MJioi . *A888 rtMaitr: South. Both aldta vtfl. atrtbU.) A pair of VaadtrbOt dubbtn, Wilttr Bttntckt In tht South and Harold C Richard la tha North, Et Into S-No Trumpt on thli dtaL uth Ud 1-Club, North 1-Dlamond, South 1-No Trump, North S-Qubt, South 8-No Trumpt, North 4-No Trumpt. South 6* 8padet, thtn North t-No Trumpi, tht htart 10 btlng ltd to tht queen aad king Six conneuUn dubt wtrt run. On tht ncond ot thm Eaat bad By Shepard Barclay to dltetrd and chott tht dltmond 2, lndicttlnf thtt ht wtt going ta threw that tult away In ordtr ta protect tomtthlng elM tnd liking hit partntr to tavt protection In ditmondi Hit ntxt four dltcarda wirt tht tptdt I and thrtt mort ditmondi. Wttt did not pay much atttn- tion to tht InttgnlScant looking dltmond I and. afttr hit Brit twe dltcirdi of tht ipadt ( and htart I. ht thtn dltctrded tht diamond g and diamond S. blanking hit diamond king. Mr. Balntckt thtrt- fort wu tblt to drop tht diamond honon and makt 7-No Trumpa . *K4 ?Q«l ♦ AQ« fQJIOTS fA104lL J fXJI «8ltt < L_fiJ*A4 .AAQ108 »8T5 + KII4 ♦fr- fOtaltr; North. North-South vuhwratlt.) Agalntt Nerth'a t-Ne Trampa, why ihould But, afttr Itadlng tht dltmond Jack to tht aot and tak. Ing tht tecond club, then prtftr a htart ltad? • DitMboua by toot tumm iranem. -m. SERIAL STORY By Elliott Fillion TeU BiU Goodbye ■y MARK SLIZARO ONE MINUTI TIST 1. Which li tht oldeit Britiih colony. 2. Whtt trt Senpes? 8. What American city it largely built op three Islands? WORDI OP WISDOM . Believe nothing tgtinit another but on good authority; and never report what may hurt another un. less it be a greater hurt to tome other to conceil it—Fenn. „ HINT! on mourns It li not good tuti tor a hostess to Invite a man to be a dinner guest ln her home without hit wife, unless iht li 111 or out of town nor to invito t wife without her husband unlesi under the umt circumstances. 6 TODAY'S HOROSCOPI A most happy f ortunttt yetr will bt enjoyed by todty't birthdty children. They miy bt enriched by an Inheritance. They ihould, however, be on gutrd tgtinit tomt deception. The child born on this dtte, will possess t fertile imagination and a keen, penetrating intellect, If born in the morning such a one mty have a pesimistic outlook, the evening being the most propitioui time of birth. ONE MINUTE TEIT ANSWER! 1. Newfoundltnd 2. Hand-woven bltnketi worn by Mexican men. 3. New York—Manhattan, Sttten blind and Long Iilmd. WAR- 25 Years Ago Today By Thi Ctntditn Prut Dec. 21, 1914.—Princeu Patriclt'i Canadian Light Infantry, first Canadiin unit in France, landed tt Havre. Germani repulsed tilled ittacks near Chalons tnd Le Bassee. French advanced between tht Alsne and the Lyi on the Western Front Looking backwards TEN YEARS AQO Ifrom Daily Newi of Dec. 21, 1929 Mayor R. D. Barnes yesterday onsented to be a candidate for Ma- or of Nelson for t third term when __i largely signed petition was pre- leented to him. He had wished to re- Re.- Adolphe Llmacher, 21, of ■Nelson, was Killed at work at Koo- Itenay Landing.—Several hundred IVencouver unemployed who hid Marched on the immigration ihed [yesterday were turned btck by Iftoyal Canadian Mounted Police,— |The Christmas Cheer Fund reached 7.38 yesterday.— The Nelson adminton Club completely shut ut the Catholic Club in a tourna. nont. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AQO 'rom Daily Newi of Dec. 21, 1914 D. C Coleman of Calgary formerly Superintendent of the Nelson jjivir.lon has been promoted to sue- ,'ccrt Grant Hall ai Assistant General Manager of Western Lines of the C. P. R. it Wlnnlptg.—J. D. Kerr, wu elected President of the Procter tnd District Conservitive Assoclttion,—J. C. GiUit hu moved to the Lurgli Ranch at Btynes Lake from tht Petenon Ranch it Roosville.—Miss Miry Ellubeth Jackion and John Berg of Rouland were married there December 18. —J. A. Burnt ot Crinbrook ll t city vititor. "■ PORTY YEARS AQO From Dtily Miner oi Dec. 21, 1891 A gtng of men trt employed lettling the grtde of Kootenty Street They art encountering several tree stumps.—The fire brigade wu out for a practice run, on the runners, list night Though iome of tht hydrants were itiff, none wu frozen. —Miss Jennie Hoffmen tnd Willitm Richardi of Sandon were married by Rev. C. W. Rose in Nelson December 20.—Nurse Kennedy left yesterday for Winnipeg and tt It said she li going to makt a popular Wlnnipcggcr happy. SYNOPSIS Ftblenne Seymour, rich, beautiful. Nicky Bartlett, wetlthy and In lova with Flbitnnt. Ellen Chipmin, young and capable mistress of Willoughby Houie. Yesterdty: After her mother uili for Europe, Ftblenne movei to t hotel tnd beglni her work tt Willoughby House. Ellen Chipman takes tn interut in htr, Invltet htr to ■upper. CHAPTER • ' Ftblennt counted her frlendi by the icon. There were the girlt who htd gont to Bretrly with htr, and tha glrli who ctmt out tht ume time iht did. And thert wu the hunting crowd from Miryltnd and all tht people ihe'd met tt Uit vtrioui places where ihe'd betn holldiylng during tht lut flvt yetn— tnd, ot coune, tht tremendoui number who mtdt up thtt imtll world of young New York lociety. And yet she thought u the wilted for a traffic light to chtnge on Fifth Avenue tt one ln tht morning, the never hid been able to talk to one of them for more thin the tlmt lt took to mi luncheon. And here ihe wu coming home from Ellen Chapmtn'f tfter talking for flvt houn tnd thinking that tha evening wai still young. WeU, Ellen wu interesting. Talking to her wai like looking Into a book and reading about characters iht htd nevtr mtt Goodness knowt, EUen would ntver tit into Fabienne't iet, or iete. To begin with, ihe didn't look likt tnythlng. Sht hid ordiniry dtrk hiir, dirk eyei, good tnough features tnd a rather tweet grave expression, but tht thrtw them twty, ln Fabienne't opinion. If iht hid a good hair dresier and uied a UtUe more makeup— The traffic light changed and Fa, blenne put her car in gear. Later, after ihe hid given the keyi to thi doormin it her hotel tnd told him to htve the ctr taken away and ra turned it eight her thoughti rtturned to Uit girl ihe htd left. It htd been difficult to get Ellen to tell htr ttory tnd her answen had been limply given; but Fa bienne hid formed i picture. EUen hid grtdutted from college, tnd had Seen director ot Willoughby houie tor five yetn. Appirently, since then, thert htd been nothing in her life. Suddenly Ftblenne remembrd the wty tht girl'i fice had looked, flushed tnd pretty tnd alive when she came back from tht telephone. "Bill!" Ftblenne uld to henelf. "I muit find out tbout Bill. "All the girlt the knew, talked tbout their beaux. She'd get Ellen to. Ellen wu not in etiy penon to get to know. She wu friendly ind charming. Sht sincerely like Fablenne and told her that iht hid built up a hard protective shell against the penon tht really wu. Ftblenne ltughed thtt otf. She wu surprised to find that Ellen wu tuch tn Mealist. . . Fablenne had no illusion! about henelf. She knew that ahe wu doing good work tt tht lettlement house as the flnt month ilipped into the second tnd to on. The one pleasure iht got out of lt wu her friendship with Ellen. Ellen Intrigued her the wty t mtn who did not fall it her feet would Intrigue her. Ellen ippirently winted nothing ot her, liked her but htd no envy of her, ptid her no tribute except in ber work. Funny girl. Ellen. She uked Flbitnnt tor ttt ene Sundty ifternoon. Tea with Juit ont other girl would htve been tn ldet too impossible for Ftblenne to consider three months tgo. But thtt November ifternoon tht ldet wu mott ,tppeillng. Sht uld, "I could tat platei of tout but don't let mt. I'm going to t buffet lupper it ilx.*' "Miy I ride up with you, Ftblenne? I'm going to meet Bill. He'i working till eight ind then we'rt meeting tt the Ctrnegle Htll." Ellen wort tn evening dresi thit looked u If she htd bought it tt one of the neighborhood rumigt ulu. Fiblenne couldn't beir Tt "Elltn, I don't know whtt ySur Bill ii like, but unless be'i blind, you ctn't weir thtt Gtt ma a needle tnd ltt me do something to fit It wu much'better when Fablenne got through with it In fict it wu surprisingly chic. It wu made ot flime colored taffeta thtt brought out the dusky llghtt In Ellen's htlr. Ftbltnnt tighed over Ellen's htlr until EUen itld: "All right tee whtt you ctn do with It.' It wts ihoulder length ind euy to wtvt. Ftblenne toyed with It u lt Ellen were I doll. "There," iht Mid. '-Give BUI tn eyeful of thtt •nd 111 tell you what I'll do: Well •top it my hotel tnd I'll lend you my UtUe uble wrap." Ellen shook her hetd tnd uid: "Thit'i tweet of you but it would bt wuted on BIU. Hi wouldn't tp preciite borrowed finery." 'TlddletUcktl Whtt kind of t ptnon ii ht? Doun't ht want nil but girl to look imirt?" Elltn butted henelf with i bract- ltt dtip. "I ntver aked him," iht uld. "Besldei ha'i a vtry buiy young mtn." "BUU intereited ln ilngtn. Ht ttrni extra money tinging la a church choir himielf." "Oh," Ftblennt utd. Sht eould fllcturt BIU, in etrnut young nun with hiir thtt fill untidily ovtr hit foreheid. Ht'd undoubtedly hive elite her uble wrap, "Anywty, choir lingtr or not I bel he telli you you're awfully pretty tonight." "You don't know BIU," EUen laid. Fiblenne wu nther glid thtt EUen htdn't borrowtd her cott ii Ken Hemlngwty rtng her up to lty thit they wert dressing for the Hunten' perty. "We're going to the hone ihow tfter tupptr. Got to look pretty for the newiptper pho- tographen, honty," Ken uld. "I'm not a lociillte any mort.- Ken. rm a hard working locial worker. Doea lt matter what I weu?" ■'■ . • ■ -t. "I don't know. Will you want white or pltin.purple orehldi?" "White ind tix ol thtm, pletit," iht Mid liughlng. So ht tint her tlx trhlte orehldi tnd tht feu weiring than, on htr ublt collir tnd liughlng up into hit fice when the photographer from the DtUy Journtl snipped her plcturt." "I'm not a locitllte," lha told him. "She'i a locial lervice worker, boy," Ken tdded. The main prop of Willoughby houte." The plcturt ippetred on tht btck cover of the piper next diy. Vain it wu tht legend: DEBUTANTE DESERTS SOCIAL WORLD FOR SETTLEMENT HOUSE. Ftblennt Seymour, diughter of tht Comteue de Llgne ind the lite Cirl Seymour of the Miryltnd hunting Seymoun, defiu conven. Uon by becoming one of the dlr ecton of Willoughby houte. It wu thli letUement house thit received ptrt of tht ltrge legacy left to charity by the lite EUhu WUlough- by it the expense of hit heln, of which Ftblenne it one. Ftblenne uw the paper the next dty, "I'm to lorry/' iht told EUen. "I didn't tell them I wu t director.1" "It wont do any barm," EUen uld. EUen didn't think anyone would aee it when tht dropped it into the wute piper buktt One of the UtUe Tomassino boyt, who hid given Ftbltnnt hit nint-yeir-old heart cut lt out of tht piper tnd Guidance..'. Keep Conscience Alive In Child Sy QARRY 6 MYERt, Ph.D. A grett-undt of mint medio tell Iht itory ot tay mother when tbt wu l girl of 18. Whilt tbout to drive through in open toll gttt with her it J o'clock in tht morning, ■ht prevtiltd upon him to ctU up the sleeping oollector to pty him the toll. In the light of "prietict." modern morality, tuch t itory bring! to lotni t milt. But thtt young womtn hid t convicUon ibout tht mttter thtt it ln dramiUc eontrttt to tht mtn ind womtn who, not fir from the umt pltct 8 few yttn ago, murdered ln cold lood the tttendtnt tt the gu itation, taotoing wilh tbt cuh. In your childhood ind mint wt often hurd tht itatement, Tott wouM not bt right," or, "Iht right thing to do-*' md wt tcetpted it beciuie thou we levtd.tnd tdinir- td tnd looked up to u Indlvldutli at good contcitnee, utd to. Somt it ui too had tetchen who paused In the mldit of spelling, retdlng or trltbmiitlc to uy, '"You ut thtt wii not right" or, "Don't you think that waa a food thing to do?" Mort ractnUy thtrt hit tpread tn eduotUonil philosophy which rldlcutet iuch teichlngi of morality tnd, M gtntrtUy Interpreted, mikes right tnd wrong t men mitter of expediency for tht moment We htvt been told thtt wt cinnot teach morali Not only have teachen licked tnining ln guiding ichool chUdrtn to mtkt frequent judgment* tnd dlicrimlntUoni between right and wrong, but they havt pnctietlly been told thtt it la t wute of tlmt to try to, teach moral. lty u ttey teach chemlitry or tpelV Inf. Thit attitude hu apratd to the home, where then hu been iuch rapid tcrapplng ol old belief ind idult cheriihed by our foreftthert that even we modern parent! hav* tended to anume that mott of the belieft and practicu of our ptrenta tnd grandparent!, bacatue they wtrt n oTd-ftshloned, eould not hava betn worth much. LOSE OPPORTUNITIES . I am vtry aura that we pareiite ire IncUntd to Ion mtny opportuiU- Ues to drive home i moral principle ln our diily lift with our ChUdrtn. Too uldom do we uy, "Thtt would not bt right" Rarely do wt mIm upon concrete iltuttloni to cultivate tn our children the ideal of ttriv- Ing to do right whtn not to do to would bt known by no one eut. I wondtr If wt trt mot* ugtr te hava our children know we ave a grocery bin corrected when the etror U to tht grocer't favor, than whtn It ia in wit. SOLVING PARENT PROILIMI Q. If you turned Vat* your boy, 10 yetn old, had been tmoklnf on tbt ily, whtt would you do? A. I would try not to gat netted, but to fit tha lad to givt up amok- ing, tvtn offering him i reward, .parhipt, to do to. Alto. I would try to grt tht ptrenti of ttt pait, of my hoy to proceed ln like fuhion. I would not havt much filth in tht efficacy ot punlihment in thli cut. The mtin problem would be lo rebuild in him ttt feeling tttt in our ftmily everyone truttt avtrybody die, and all are proud ot ona an< otter. YANCTSI PUN MOM OF JAPANESE COVT, TOKYO. Dtc » (AP1.-A pr«; diction that the Japanett oablnat "mora thtn likely** wlU flU. if ih* United Statu doei not ruct favorably to reopening or. tht Yangtta Rlvtr to foreign badt, cunt today from clrclu aot* to tht Govern' ment Conaemtlve tlementi txnruted boll* th* Ytngtae plu would bring tome tlgn the United Statet was Srepared to negotiate a new trad* ■tily replacing tht pnt which the United Statet hu denounced, effec Uve Jan. tfi. CHINISI ATTACKING IN KWANCSI PROVINCI HONO KONG. Dec. 20 IU?). - (Jenerillsilmo Oiling Kai-Shek wu rtporttd todiy throwing formidable tenk ind irtillery ruourcu into t Kwtnpl Provinct counterdrlve de- ligned to wmt tht provincial ctpi- teTTNinnini, from the Jtptneie. Graf Spee Captain Commits Suicide Sy HAROLD K. MILKS (Anocltttd Prut Staff Writer), BUENOS AIRES, Dec. » (AP).- Captaln Hint UngKlorft todiy ihot hlmitlf to detth "to th*J« tht fate of hit mtgniactnt thlp," tht Otrmin pocket btttleihip Admlnl On! Spet, KUttled .Sundiy ln tht River Phtt whlli in tUItd flotlllt itood offihora. Hli body wu found hy an aldi it 8:90 tm, in Wa worn ettht Buenoi Aim ntvtl trenul whtn hVtnd mora thanJsOOp of hla crew had bun Interned alnce arriving " LaSf killed hlmteU after a thrte-Tour ttlk with tbt »««" »< hii itatt tndlng ihortly after midnight Btfort ht toft th.ni h* midi i complete otrde of hit eomrtdu, •hook htndi gravity with uch ont and retired to hli room, uking thtt ht not bt dliturted, ilnct ht waa tired. "From tta firat moment h* mtdt up hli mind to ihare the ttte of hit magnificent thlp,' uld i ititement by tte Oermin embuiy, and an attache indicated thit thli decliion wu mtdt " long igo u Sundty.. .. Ntlthtr hia feUow otfletra nor Argtntlnt tailon tnd offlctn In- ildt tht truntl hurd tt* duth thot and thtre wu no indication of the mldde until th* aid* entered the room ttlt morning. Ctpttln Lingidortf, who wu 40, the ton of K. O. Wilhtlm Ltnp- dorff, t clergymin, wUl htvt a navil funeral with tuU honon according to hla rank. Tht Embuiy tnnounctd ttt body would lie In itate it the Embuiy. Tht ntvtl funeral It to ba ttttndtd by Arge^int authoriUu u weU U mWtm-m—t. Cipttln LanatdorB, a alight man, proud of tha fact ttat than had betn no lou of Uft aboard nint Britiih merchtnt vtutli ht htd tunk in th* raiding expedition which preceded hit ihlp'i final bttolt, wu detained in the ntvtl antntl htr* after bringing hli offlctn tnd mor* thin 1,000 ot hit crew htr* in tuga. DEATHS Sy Th* Canadian Prut LONDON - Admiral ArchlbtM PtUt Stoddart Tt, ueond ln command of tht Britiih iqutdron that imuhed Oerman nlden in tht Dtt- tle ot the Ftlkltnd Itltndi in U14. PARIS — Fither Chtrlet-Leon Souvty, 6», luptrior-generil of th* Lmrlit Ordtr.' OTTAWA-Frank McDonntll, *3, Internitiontlly known ihlpping tuthorlty md chiirmtn of tht boird of lnipection urvicu, Department 0 prroSrooH-wiuiam U. Ft! ItMbee, 7t, ont of two brothen who orginiitd thf Follinibet Bro. thm (iteel) Company. TORONTO- Wllllim Rutchlioni Cox, M, known aa Toronto'! oldeit TOTONTO-Ctpttin John Mirki 17, Senior Captain ot tha Royal Ctntditn Ytcht Club. VANCOTJVER-Riv. A. D. Arch- ibald, «, United Church Mlnliter and former Pruldtnt of tht Brit, iih Columbia Conference of th* Un. ited Church. ' ■■ - ' On. Jim: (Ua. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1939 CKLN AND CBC PROGRAMMES MORNINC 7:«V-0 Ctntdt T:0t-Tout tnd Cofftt Cub (CKLN) 8:00—Tht Newt 8:15—Singen tnd Songi 8:80—Rom Lee, Soprano 8:44-Hollywood Bind iCKLNs* »:00—Eugent Conley—Tenor 8:15- -SoutherntlrM l:J0-Pelhun Richirdton String Orchutn. , 10:00--The Happy Gtng 10:3O-Hoosler Hon _,_. „ ll:00-Hollywood BrevlUu (CKLN) 11:30 Silhouette! in Rhythm tl:«-Rhythm tnd Song AFTERNOON UOO—Luncheon Muilc (CKLN) 1:00—Tht Newt 1:15—Movie Revlewi l:30-Riinbow Trio (CKLN) 1:45- BBC Newi 8:15—Dtnct Muiic 8:J0-Songt For Todty 8:45-Clottng Stock ^otttlont 8:00-Muiici. Blta • t ' J:30-Johnny McGu'i Orch. 8:45—Silon Orchestra 4.00—Wtltz Serentdt 4:30—Hirry Kogen'i Orch. 4:40—Booki for Chriitmu , 8:00-Pel!te Muslctie i:30-The ChrUtmu Tru ot 1838, (CKLN) EVENINC IKM-U3.C Muilc Hour 1_»-To b« tnnounctd 7:15—Sentimental Serened* 7:30—Vlckl Chue tt Tom Thomu, Recital BKW-The Newi 8:15-Dtvt Dykt ln "Sonp ot tbt Rang*" _ . 8:48—Hockey Broadcait—Spokine at Nelion 10:0O-Orgtn Rtclttl 10:30—Cirl Riviut'i Orch. ll:0O-Tht Ntwi - U:15-Freddie Mirtin'i Oreh. U:30-BillS"brtuSky Mrs. Robert Stevens Honored at Creston; to Live at Vancouver CRESTON, Bi &- Mn. C T. Htyu tnd Mn. E. C, Murrell wert joint hoitestu it tht formtr'i home on Mondty tvening at a bridge honorlrig Mn. Robert Steveni wbo it leaving for Vancouver where, they are to reiid* ip future. ;, ' . ■■■ Along with carda' there wai a .« «. t. oat ot um »p-r .^^^^ter^i^S' ihowed It to.ev.ryon. who. cam^n-j^jggjftJS ££& contained tnd thott preient were tpproprittely thanked tor the kind remembrancei. . At cardi high won priie wat teken by Mn. 3. A. M. Young, con- tolttioni honon going to Mn. Murrell. A delightful lunch wu terved tnd proceedingi cloied wtth: "For aWt a Jolly Oood Fellow." Mn. Steveni wn tin honored by th* Women'i thititute the Four dub. Mn. tt A. Powell wu, a farewell tea hoiteu. Hr. and Mn. Steveni cimt here from Ntkuip ahortty. after tha war, and ibe hu been actively Identified with moit everything ln tht Un* ot ltdlu' community effort Including ttvertl termi t| pruident of tht Women'i Inititute ind Creiton Women'i Hotpital Auxllliry. She hu bten on tht hoipital board of minigement for tht put thrtt yetn. In ioc.il clrclu ihe wu tqutUy prominent, Etrlier in Uie montt they told their ruident into hli crippled little world. To Be Contlnutd GERMAN SAILOR IN U.S. FEAR^ RETURN TO DANZIG INDIANAPOLIS, D«. » (AP) —Herbert F. Lieflmder, 86, Germtn ullor from Danilg, In municipal court on i ehtrgt of iUe- el entry into tte United Stttei, Id Judgt John L. McNeill: If Fm lent bick to Danilg, TV find tome wiy to comt btck hen. I'd rather die thin go btck. You ctn't talk to your but friend without fetr of being thrown Into i concentration ctmp." Litfltndtr wiU be taken to New York tor i hetring betore immigration tuthoriUu. , . AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN "Emmie uyi iht wishes tbt could die juit for a llttl* while. She uyi It'i th* only wty ihtll tver mtke her fimlly realize whtt a bad fix ihe'i In." C|AT- TRAIL MORNINC 7:00-Breaktut Club 8:15—Progrimmt Retumt 10:45—Thnlta trom Grut Optra* ll:30-On With tht Danca AFTERNOON >:lS-Women't Journal S:00—Gift Tlmt 3:30—Looking on tht Bright Sldt 4:00—In Town Tonight 4:18-Interludt EVENINC ' " 7:00-Mn, Htrnd-slino Rteitel 8:45—Hockey—Spoktnt It Ntltct, U:30-Slgn Oft Otter Periodi—CBC Programmu U.S. NETS' BEST 8:00—MtJor Bowtt* Amateur Hour (CBS) 7:00-Muiie Hill (NBC-Rad) 8:00—Fred Wiring In Pleuure Time (NBC-*ied) 8:30—Symphony Hour (NBC-Red) 8:30—Dmce Orch. (NBC-BliS) 10:00—Phil Htrrli' Orch. (MBS) NBC-RIO KFI, Lot Angeles: KHQ. Spokint, KOW, Portltnd: KOA, Denver; KPO. Stn Frmciico NB0-BLUI KGA, Spokme: KOO, Stn Franciico: KJR. SettUe COLUMBIA KFPY Spoktnt.' KOIN Portltnd KNX Hollwood, KSL Silt Ukt Cit* MUTUAL DON Lll KOL Sultlt^KFRC Sin Franciico property at th* North end ot town , A. Spun. Experience in Spanish War Helps Nazi Flier BERLIN, Dec 20 (AP)-Lleut- Colonel Karl Schumtcher uid todty leuoni which hii iqutdron lurned in tht Spwlsh, Civil Wtr •nd tht Poli^