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Ee | Friday, October 30, 1944.

EDITORIALS

Most people
the length of

down at from «

in discussing
the it

ne Lo two years.

do work that they consider be.

war put neath them. The false color in

which honest toil is viewed by

Inside of that period, it appears a great many people will have

impossible to force the Ger. to be overcome, although the
mans to their knees by the use way is not yet clear.
of arms, and it is believed that ny

In the while the
erisis 18 on any work available

her food supplies would meantime

about that long:

last
so she would

not before that much feel the} Should be grasped at. In the
pinch of want. There is an- last financial panie that the
other viewpoint, however. If West saw professional. men
Germany feels that she cannot] i not shrink from-using the
possibly overcome all the] Pick and the shovel or the axe
forees against her she may and the same is liable to hap-

gamble all her chances on the pen again. The women who
navy and pull out to sea. This live by their own hands will
would no doubt be aceom- probably have to do the same.

panied by any strategy she may At any rate the wholesome toil

be planing with her Zeppelins| ©f assisting in housework
or in the transport of troops should be looked apon as a
across the CGhannel. If* she benediction.

does this and fails there would
be no further hope for her nor
“would there be any obstacle for
the British peace
With the German navy out ot
the way a German demand for
peace could easily be arranged
Perhaps the war will end as

suddenly as it started.
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GERMAN SUBMARINE
BASE IS BLOWN UP

to oppose London, Oct. 29.—British war-
vesels have destroyed a German
submarine base in one of the un-
inhabited rocks on the Shetland
Island im the North Sea, aceord-
ing to a report from Seotland. It
is said that there was a large
stock of oil, battery plates and ex-
tra torpedoes stored there for
submarines striking at the North
Sea fleet.
Another

German

Reports from Vancouver say
that hundreds of girls former-
ly employed in offices are out
of work and that the city was
undertaking to look after them.
In Prince Rupert it is exactly
the reverse. There is a demand
for girls, particularly for as-
sisting with honsework, and
there are none to be had. Per-

haps the explanation is that the
class of girls out of employ-
ment would sooner starve than

report
wireless
Loch Lomond. Messages
been intercepted constantly, but
all efforts to find the apparatus
have failed, so the rumor goes,

Seme shipping men believe a
story that the O¢eanic was struck
by a torpedo from a submarine
and ran upon the rocks of the
Scottish coast to save the crew

coneerns
station

a
near
have

 

Every Housewife
Who Bakes

Will tell you the difference that good flour
and poor flour makes In baking bread.
ROVAL STANDARD FLOUR

continues to hold its high reputation as be-
Ing the peer of all flours. it makes« every
Baking a huge success. Wo disappointment
when this flour is used. It stands the tesi
of the oven.

.

Royal Standard
Flour

F. G. DAWSON, Wholesale Distributor.
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SCOTIA MAKING SHELLS.

Brickbats
Turned Out by Eastern
Stee! Plant.

New Glasgow, N. &., v
The Nova Scotia Steel al
Company here is at present turn
ing out approximately 170 shells
per day for twelve-pound fie
tillery guns for the
rovernment.

Oct

and (#

dar

About three weeks ago the work
began after a series of experi-
ments, and since that time the

output has been rapidly
ing from day to day. In
to this a large quantity
material for the construction
similar shells has been forward
ed to the Quebee Arsenal,
it will be used, The order upon)
whieh they are at present work
ing is for 250,000 shells all
which will keep certain depart
ments of the big concern busily

increas
addition
of raw

where

in

son,
It is stated that the extraordi

company’s plant to be given over
exclusively to the manufacture of
munitions of war.

Industrial. conditions here are

assuming a more healthy com-
plexion, and the Eureka Woolen
Mills have recently received a

large order which will keep their
plant going full time during the
coming winter.

@ooo: our o OF EVIL.

Petrograd, “Oct. 29.—War has
brought sunshine instead of sor-
row to the beautiful
Torby, morgantic wife of Grand
Duke Michael of Russia.

The Grand Duke is the Czar’s
uncle, but even so when he mar-
ried out of the royal circle he
was banished from the Russian
court. When war began, how-
ever, the Czar lifted the ban from
the offending couple and the
Duke is fighting at the front
while his wife is making woolen
mittens for the British soldiers
who are in the field.

BRITAIN ISSUES CALL

FOR WAR CHAUFFEURS

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Oct.
heen

29,—
made

London,
ment has
the British War Office requires
immediately, for service on the
Continent, a thousand chauffeurs
and motor truck drivers between

Announce-
here that

 

for Twelve-Pounders

Dominion}

of}

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nary suceess attending the efforts)
of the company in shell produc-
tion may give rise to the estab-
lishment of a departinent at the

 

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PASSING EVENTS

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just issued

a special Order-in-Counciljence went on

as commending Colonel

Minister of Militia,

in London any Ger-

mans or Austrians. engaged in for excluding

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UNION OF MUNICIPALITIES. MAY DEPORT HINDUS.

important Problems Discussed
at Convention at Kamloops.

Vaneouver, Oct. 29.—Superin-

tendent of Immigration for Brit-

K hes n08 as ish Columbia Maleolm R. J. Reid
tel pe Paes a ‘a has left for Ottawa to discuss
legate re 0 e
eee eee with the authorities there the

opening session of the tenth an-
nual convention of Union of Brit-
ish Columbia Municipalities.

conditions existing here in regard
to the immigration of Kast In-
dians. He had prepared a great
deal of data on this matter, with
the collaboration of the late In-
spector Hopkinson. All the facts
and suggestions had not been tab-

There was considerable discus-
sion of the report of Mr. MeDiar-
mid, solicitor of the Union, who

condemned the principle

*™-lulated before Mr. Hopkinson's
bodied in the powers conferred| murder but a great deal had been
by the new Municipal Act on the| prepared showing that white there
Lievtenant. Governor-in-couneil, fare good Sikhs and good Hindus

in Vancouver, there are many bad
ones, who are not wanted in any
of the places they have lived be-
fore coming to Vancouver, unless
it is in the police sense of “want-
to answer to a charge of vio-
lation of one or two of the laws
of God and man. These lafter,

the authorities think, are the ones
now making s» much trouble,
having become more or less des-

The report was finally adopted.

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