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— I Written for The Canadian Press reason w wiutsr operations are -. ~ By General sir Charles Gwynn too risky o be i ‘

undertaken. t

Bad weather may delay and ham- _ per preparatory operations so than, t. when a fine spell comes, prepare-l - may said to Lions are not counplete; or again; its arrival the chance oi major oi- when everything may be ready. a ienslve operations on nd before sudden oha

has undoubtedly gone. essitata th

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which mi ht under favor- and that han p is is crease the longer the struggle takes as we learned on the Somme an Pasaohendaele. '

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v . able gnditiorls loo attractive becomin ‘-- ‘ ‘ i r

went in

lages here s. ppli had bee col-

lectedwUnder umodeérn oondxiitions, Artillery fire turns wet ground with good roads and railways to into a morass which limits the pace

maintain the immensvamount of oi advance and Exhausts infantry. supplies and ammunition required Yet without arti ery supiport, irlian- hy armies many times as large as try attack in the face or automatic formerly, the combatants do not wee- is sibie. draw apart. . she bury ,

‘ ground and ose much of the r leth- Expect Minor Raids ff

a1 e ect. Tanks. if they can move at

_ all over muddy surfaces, are slow- Rghtin 0n s reduced scale car go on. Bic erin in Ito-Man's -Lanc

ed down. targets and minor rai s take place bu

They become easy for

anti- tank weapons and have little

weather conditions are a dolninanz. hence oi obstacles. 1n

factor in prohibiting offensive oper- fact. the use ofthe tank. not an

ations on 5 lar e scale. easy operation under most favorable ‘Fills especialy is the case when, as in western Europe. the weather

weather conditions. becomes impos- is liable to change suddenly and un-

sible in west winter weather.

In wtuts warfare. whether offen- predictably. There are many days sive or def nsive. it is hardshb the n winter when it would be impos- troops fear more than actual en- slble to launch an offensive if all em action. The allies are obviously preparations were read and troops bet r placed to alleviate these assembled within strik ng distance. hardships than their opponents. But battles are no longer a matter There are, however, two forms oi 0f a few hours of intensive fighting. warfare that can go on without in- I The struggle. once begun. may go terruptlon in winter —air warfare |on for days, or weeks, and the and guerilla warfare. And in gueh‘

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Reform Party liirganized ‘One Year Ago

OVITAWA, Dec. 22——R.ev. W. G. Brown. newly-elected United Re- form member oi Parliament for Saskatoon, will create g preced- ent when he takes his seat in the Jan. 25. according to students oi Canadian parliamentary; history. It will be the first occasion a person has

Swank Quarters For Canadians On London Leave

IJONDON. Dec. 2l-(CP) — Swank quarters where Canadians ,. alndother overseas troops will be able to spend their leave were thrown open today while Britain thrilled to the arrival of the first Canadian Contingent.

It is a large building formerly the University cf London hostel. The Victoria League operates the place under the auspices of the been elccilccl lil n hy-ricctioll rep- mmplre societies‘ War Hospitality ‘ITSCIIMIIZ a party which has no Commmee and Wm; me 55515131155 Om" members l“ we Hmue‘ of the Nufiicld trust set up by

It is the custom of Parliament \that a member - i - 1n a b,“ Viscout Nuffieid.

election be introduced to the The 1mm‘ awmnmmhtmn l5 lBpeaker and 1,116 Home by 1115 for 20o men at low rates. Most oi

the staff volunteered their serv-

party leader. Prime Minister Mec- kenzie King doubtless will intro- ices. Mary Goldie oi Gait, Ont., y operates the inquiry desk. -

dlxlice Eager? tgurocher $01131 Ell)-

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. _ _/_ STORM AT SEAL-Defying the raging fury of the mighty At- lantic, the gallant sreamshipWDog- slar" ﬁghts for mastery of the seas!

MuTlNYi-Stokers, trapped like rats deep in the boiler room of the disabled ship, make one last desperate grab for life and freedom!

elements . . . and a shattering delo nation renders a brave vessel help _ loss st the mercy of the hurricane!

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l l ‘ , ti i‘. l d 5 » gsrmbsnzzssgr?“ ..*.*:...“';éﬁ- ascetic lrissrerri ___ . . . - the last of that well-kilown fam- cal o ervers ere. bad bounce and a bad 13mm,“ u» The Deoembu meeun‘ o‘ u‘ ' " ' " ’ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ Bl Ill ily. She was first married to mequentlv §lnce Confederation U S P gether run into money. - \ l “ gN "1 a btedness “r D- that locals "itélihmiil ' ' . ..;’;‘l‘él'."l..°1ill‘2°'ii:“ a eel s" it -?‘°#»“-i"‘==~»~i"~°“‘°-“»‘e~-‘“i?‘“>‘1‘- ‘- . ~ —— “ n n all sever yea s e l _ _ ,5 s g n Drake the even o: Dumb v1 v TU DAY B” e George ‘Pul-ner of the some place, mlilzldbﬁlt‘: a: gggiigtglxlyailigiiels- gggénfnm “ﬁg; m. get," b" 1 M31111 Wm‘ an at awn)“ o!

and by whom she is survived.

The She 15811.95 t0 mourn {he 1055 of eral election. Hon. H. H. Stevens a loving mother the following sons was the only member returned by the Reconstruction Party in the

the loea rs is worth 10 cents to the clull. Tlﬁt- eleven “Wilma “f! i" "mm"- tlllre in the papers is assesse 25c. PIWRIHW presiding. Meeting open- When a pilot fails w “give hCf ed by reoeatins creed in unison- the gun" on overshooting a landing Roll call was reqaonded t?! by an

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and daughters by her first hus-

SHOWS 23"- 7~0° — 345 Gennenys commercial degis to d. M H G d M H 1935 0100mm‘ 200000000 4m_mu s1 _\an s“ _ Italy, Switzerland and the The $115000 if H:,.,,1§§l§§;al=_smma<>r§ll The practice of formally in- gphighﬁiy “om 35,510: m ewasli it ($8 llslimlﬂﬁ ceints. but he can exchange 0f OhﬁSTIH-le Netherlands had risen during the Rodd of WlllSlOt‘, Mrs. n. a. Alli- trodllcing new members who have mg,“ was projected today a,‘ ,, 83:‘ ovlér ghfgncéiigti-Ige ‘Maggi-poll: lites oieliast nlisﬁk 11s 031g; ‘he all; .._. _ _ first six months of i939 and that son. Vancouver. B.C., and Mrs. V. won by-electlons started in the oomerence o! representatives o! e ma!“ came“, are gimme éllgrglziVoxl-e “ck can‘ Itwu dumb

MaclMillon, Mrs. R. L. Bryenton, 70's when some members were ac- and Guy P. Rodd of Bracliey. One cused or taking their Seals be- soll, Bcnialllin predeceased llcl" five fore they had been 5W°m l" N°W

the introducer has to assure the

ed to send a contribution to Santa Pal and treat the school children at Christmas. Collection amount-

the German when crop showed a 7.8-per cent drop from the Prev‘ lous year.

eight eastern states. Officials o! Massachusetts, Rhodc Island, Connecticut.

iding turns.

To lunk a test costs a flier $1 New and breakin a windshield or gins gauge tops le money list. at a .-

i - 1 years ago. _ _ ‘ _ _ » ...'t..:r‘l::"::.l“"2:‘;..ii¥; .2B:r.i""i:r::- liar." l.“ vhiiiéi illfil"‘.ié“b.ll° 2:: rrbitiia 33%;ielirsllﬁiliizrirr“; .'§‘.‘}‘.“i;“.§.°;t22§‘i,,.}.§;§“; ntéiz-siriasirr.lzr'as Y; the three MLlOmZ“ gOITihFUIIll/(‘d- Church wh-erc the the roll. prepare detailed plus m, sub. l. The Rumble Club doesn't even 59w" by e hmwsa‘ The Italy, ﬁll lIICTCHSB 1T0!" 47~°00F digcggged was g, regular attendant ——"_—'—_"_ mission 00 the next Session of 16W 5 fine i0!‘ ll. bill. hands Dill; 8. "lander o! u“ evening w“ ave coo to 478,009.09‘) lire $2,350,000 w when health pcrlnitled. The s-er- no HONORS usr Congress» sarcastic penalty which reads "Go in knittlns- $23-9°0.°0°-‘) Vi” W95 "mducied by REV‘ M‘ The road running through a Homm ’

Sizlnnel- of Willslce assisted by

,, ' - IJONDON. DOC. 21 —(AP) —-The

R v_ J, a INICFlIOlfOII otf Ylmll“ l id Kin will not lsue an honors list The rennin» “are emery :1 at he New Year, it is Officially ,m_

Tile Netherlands, rise from 29,- 000,000 to 42,000,003 guilflcl" ($15,- 370000 l0 $22,260,000.-

200-mile wide belt. would by-pass conjested metropolitan areas or go over them on elevated viaducts.

,. - to rest at HlHllllPld Cemetery there ago go}; to await a glorious resurrection. nqlihngegiflhdﬂv list to be 155119,; for 'I'he_ major part of of the dost ,1_ ' ' ( 23 541,000 £0 328mg, ——- — _ tile official celebration oi His Mal- wand be paid l" the federal sw- lan“ $ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ MRS. JONATHAN MQRRIBON sty's bwlllday, wilich next year is ernment.

The total oi the i939 Gcmlall wllcat crop, lnciudillg that oi the

Thursday, June i3. will be er length than usual.

_ of great- The death of Mrs. Jonlli-hall

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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

11m MANAGEMENT‘ AND smrr nus THEATRE WISH YOU

0F ALL A

Agreement.

All applications should he sent to

Youth Training Courses

Transportation and board and lodging expenses will lm paid "mime; who are eligible under the provisions of the Youth Training

Slldetenlaxltl. W85 given at 55.845.- 000 quinial (about 206,000,000 bushels» compared with the 1938 total, not including the sudenten- land, of 60,192,000 quintais (about

Autumn toned Chrysanthemums decorated the United Church Mnnse lit Slmlmerland. 8.0.. (m

Deila Haytsr of Penticton and the late Benjamin Hayter of P.E.I., and Mr. Eric Elof Borgstrom of Femi- iosh, Alta.

Miss l-Iayter is Supervisor at the Srunoka Fruit Products plant at Summerland an members of the staff attended the ceremony.

The bride, dressed in a frock of teal green crepe with chic veiled green felt doll hat, and matching accessories, carried a bouquet oi pink and white chryanthemunls and baby's breath.

Miss Winnifred Hayter, who at- tended her sister, wore e. frock of wine satin, with wine felt hat, and matching accessories. and carried a bouquet of pink and mauve chry-arlthemums and baby's breath

In Memoriam

MRS. oaonon runners Til

Morrison look placn oll Saturday. Dec. 9th, at. her home at Mount Vernon, P.E.I.. after an illness ex- tending for two years.

The late Mrs. patient slific-rcr, yet with a calm

She was the daughter of the late Alex. l3. MacDonald, and Margaret Montgomery. Bar-n in September, i867, at Caledonia South, she mar-

ihe hone by her minister, Rev. AS. Mclrean of the Caledonia Presby- tcrlan Church of which the deceas- cd was a member. She was in the Caledonia cemetery.

loss bcsidzs her aged husband are till-ee- daughters, Mrs. MacCauIl. North Bedeque; John P. Stcwart of Caledonia. West; Margaret, at home. Also two

John Alex at home, and the fol- lowing brothers and sisters: Mrs. Daugal Stewart of Caledonia West; Mrs. John McCormic, Plymouth, Mass; Mrs. Alice Paley. Jamaica Plains: Mrs. Christine Mathcson, Clalifornia and Malcolm of Califor- Il

chibald and was born at bank, Halifax County. He received his education at Dalhollsie Univer- sity and Pine l-Iili Divinity Hail, and after his ordination was called to the Presbyterian church in Bum- merside, PEI. From there he re-

He subse-

Morrison was a

Those who are left tomourn their

Norman Mrs.

sons, Malcolm of Maiden, Masai,

Morningside, Ponoka and Banff, Alberta, and over twenty years ago moved to Vancouver, his last

For many years Mr. Archibald has been actively identified with the Orange Order and was the Grand Master for British Colum-

Surviving him are his widow, for- merly Edna Howell of Chester, Pa.,

two daughters, Mrs. Robert Bee- man of Eugene. Oregon, Mrs. Alan

Kincaid of Vancouver, three grand- children, also his brothers and sis-

ter, Ernest M. of W. Palm Beach,

Florida, Martin and Mary of Hali- fax.-~Ha.liiax Chronicle.

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of the Rumble club these days as they learn to pilot a lane uringi their elementary lng 5i. this huge (prairie airfield.

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creases the lquid refreshment. adds cheese and crackers. The smallest Lin; levlied is a nick-

Crdnbenlss 2 lb — — — — 19c

a s easury .s sufficiently large, the club, founded! don of Rs-

222090000 bushels)‘ Both imam serenity of soul till at last the chm-y; b91118 a; south Vancouver “wlude Ausula- sweet messengel‘ came to reiensc 0W1“; 1,0 15111113 11mm; 119 wag _____._____ 35 f~ 1 - (fen - 1 185d he; Dbl u. I h REGINA R- C. A. F‘. TRAINING , r-ommza ISLAND 01m. wens mrmffnrlmf; 111mg “$5.; Sh,“ be abgflgdageziiago ‘gllxixiogviilgfcilh BABE. Dec. 2l—-(CP)—A lot of . . . ' oun Royal Canadian Air Force . S 0N 1N B- C- no mole Pa!“ he has resided at Ocean Park. B.C. £011,705 are My...“ m“, the 10nd S

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Saturday evening, October 7th at 1d ,1 11 M 15 f M um, 1,1 ’ 1, 1 _ _

w» pa. when Rev. we w» ilﬁ.-..c..°“.i-lll“k 15ft’ l3“m°<.un.°l.o'»b;". “.§‘ldv§l“ai‘i§ls°°’l1”°'§§s&.i.‘li‘l. will‘ 5.22.333‘ 3l'°l‘.’ll".“§ii§ll" wile‘. annnoom SLIPPERS SPATS n ford United in marriage Edml Rm‘ passins- l Dodges before returning home to the start training at Regina air- ' ' A”DED—MUS‘CA"— C0 “m” “‘ second youngest daughter of Mrs- 'I1.1e tarvice was conducted at 911291‘ hggpﬂal, land paynlgntg m made w l1, OVERSIIOES. OXFORDS.

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c. witl other bl ill h d I Th ll-b . ‘ M .l ' ~ Applications for the following COIITSFN under the Fedl-ral-Pro- Ilnwiers. en n3 s a es o DllncflnplvicftllezfglgungageMatlizcssscllsl ‘Mlxed candy 2 lb‘ _ — — 35c “ﬁle” Dfmks us“ c?" _'$l‘°°‘ , virlolal Youth Training Plan should be made without delay. Howard Shannon supported the Alex Morrison. George Macbenn, ,APP|@$ Mdliiﬂh lo ("id 29C dﬂ- SW39‘ k9 c799“ “mks "" 29¢ M‘ d grgﬁfrtn. { Malcolm J. Stewart and Aidan Oranges New Crop 29, 39, 49c Strawberries (fresh frozen) pt. 25c lsses an ﬂ n CIHIIIIQ ' Date clwguflllrcllinr llvnasth of Course noun»? mqéfotgfirea°ﬁeéagmglﬂgigg Qamemn- ‘New Grapes Z lbs. — — -- 29c Frosty Fruit Coke — - - 75c FUR TRIMMED OVERSHOES- s A cll are . .anuary . wok, ‘ __ __ _ _ - - __ _ _ \ _

Agriculture u \ Fchruny “m! 4 $29k: ttlgﬁnb igeglgfgglggggr t3‘ jigs] 20011185 ‘if REV. A. ARCIIIBALI) {Aeafiuiéhz |bl5- 4 I 25c Table Rdlsln! pkg. 23c. CASHMERETT 3 BUCKLILIER Ponii course February 19th 4 w...“ mm Mr‘ and Mrs‘ vemr mam“ Following aibrlel 1mm of about olrs oco ates bs. box 87c Dates 3 lbs. -— — -- — — 29c RUBBER-DOME FASTE . Fisher es Course _ January 22nd 4 works where a wedding supper was walk three weeks my. Add,“ D_ Amhb M005 Chocolates Z lbs. -— 55c Figs 2 pkg. - — — - - 25c} SLIPPERS. KNEE BOOTS-

(St. 011mm" Uﬂivrrsilvl- g. . Wd passedgway a, vmcouver, p, [Mons Fresh Mode lb. - - 49c Bulk Raisin 2 lbs. — —- — 25c’ Fox Husbandry January a wee-cilia anﬁilgrsa Bsglgsi-troltinoneyﬁloonid Mir‘. CH1 gﬂtldthe ageuof ﬁvqears. Mr‘. g1;- i Bl k. itli I. livery w or; . w res e c was e son o e I nlzzllsnlglllilﬁ: II. obruary 19th e weeks Summerland- late Sheriff and Mrs. Dflilalgldﬁf- Mughgglg Gfﬂggw Thomas Micha“ l INFAN

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