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EDITORIALS
THE
MUNICH
PLOT
Whe
n
Herr
Hitler
had
that
narrow
escape
from
be
but
there
are
very
few
'German
ships
outside
their
har-
Dors
;viany
are-inferneo
ior.xne
uuravun
m
uie
var
ano
others
are
afraid
to
PUt
their
noses
outside,
their
j)orts
fo'
fear
of
-being
oaptured.
"British
merchant
ships
are
carry-
j
ing
cargoes
as
usual
except
xnai
mey
iare
careiui
xo
30m
corjvoys
or
take
jother
'means1
protecting
themselves.
A
few
are.ia'wp.guch
su
$e
Quen
Jdatgr,
3becaue
they
are
particularly
Valuable
pm
ar
worth
too
much
to
rhk
losing.
Anyway,
there
is
iittle
passenger
traffic.
-Cargoes
of
war
material
and
food
Supplies
and
other
goods
are
be-in
e
carried
to
Britain
and
coal
and
various
kinds
of
mer
chandise
are
being
exported
to
other
countries
regularly
and
yet
the
losses
are
small.
J2'
are
WoMACIIS
POILUS
MOVf&P
Qs
THEIR
Fiat
-on
their
stomach
and
using
their
kna
sacks
as
shields,
French
infantrymen
are
pktared
new
the
Ijene
o
action
iomewhere
oa
the
vY
em
Front
This
picture
was
passed
by
the
t-rwacai
censor.
Outlawed
I.R.A.
Is
Under
Trial
One
Prisoner
Given
Three
Months
For
Sedition
la
Eire
Court
DUBLIN'.
Nov.
23:
CP
The
up
to
try
members
of
the
outlawed
Irish
Republican
Army
has
begun
its
sittings.
The
first
prisoner
was
sent
to
Arbour
Hill
Military
De-
j$q
tenUon
barracks
for
three
months
on
charges
or
membership
In
the
no
L
R.
A.
and
having
treasonable
8
0
land
seditious
documents.
Suug
suia
me
ifjoa
uiitrro
is
the
same
as
that
of
the
soldiers
jof
the
defence
forces.
Prisoners
are
t.i
,a.
9a...
t...
.
1.
i
'Sf.
it.
...
.
i
rnr
I
rjermitted
tn
smnV
and
attpnrl
MARQUESS
i
FORSAKES
i
GERMANS)
Special
Criminal
Court
recently
set
Londonderry
Says
They
Are
Veryj
02
ine
composea
oi
live
trienAshlp
between
this
country
officers
who
sit
in
.army
private
,and
Na2l
Oermany.
Urd
London-but
in
the
presence
of
the
press.
'w.
t,.,.
.
..i
Names
of
the
officers
are
not
dis
closed
at
trials
and
reports
of
the
proceedings
are.
of
course
snblert
to
the
ordinary
wartime
censor-
Thursday.
November
23,
1939.
ship.
Meanwhile
more
than
100
sus-
TWtAn
twnenns
ir
In
mitnrfv
Nice
In
Subordinate
Position
But
Most
Be
Kept
Dowu
By
FRED
BACKHOUSE
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
:ersault
and
now
thinks
that
Oer-
dma
oIAnto-Oerman
atlotis
Some
of
them
are
reported
to
be
refuini,
tr
3nH
in
,
nce
the
rise
to
power
of
the
Nazi
relme.-
e
l
old
Mar"
Drisoner
who
was
unemectedlv
re-
v
.
-
.
rttioca
ha.
...
i
...
.
V.
.
V.
I
.
.
Ing
home.
Conditions
In
the
prison
mil.
It.
a
a
t
m
a
lag
Dion
into
eternity
uy
jwuusu.
iu.uiuuii
at
uw.
-rr
"
T
"
7ett"7:.
masterj'.he
said
to
an
audience
,.s.a
iu-
s,
h.ml,
,,.,,1,1
Yin
-..l
tn
PmficrVi
nr-irr
classes,
receive
as
many
letters
as
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UUIUUIiU.U
Uldk
UJC
UUIIIU
IK
ItaviU
IU
uitr-
in.
After
several
v.eeki5,
a
man
has
been
arrested
who
?
said
by
the
Germans
to
have
been
in
the
employ
of
tr
-
British
secret
service.
Just
what
the
Ge-mans
hone
.
i
gain
by
trying
to
prove
this
does
not
fem
-clear.
T
r
,
mans
have
Jbeen
laying
mines
alonf?
the
front
linn
for
thf
purpose
of
bloving
up
the
British
and
French.
They
hav
been
laying
mines
in
the
open
ea
yjthout
notice
n
hope
of
blonn
""
1Bf't!?h
Jho5
i-r-rxH'tirp
nf
hr
'
j
is
kflleci
A?
a
result,
women
and
children
and
young
babies
have
been
slaujrhtered.
Even
if
the
British
wwe
rr
,
ponsible
f
gr
a
j4ot
toJrill
Hitler
and
his
confreres
it
be
nothinc:
like
as
bad
as
this
in2iirimjnate
kiHinij
of
ri-
.
trals,
We
do
not
baUeve
ibe
British
hail
anvthiji?
n
('
f
wth
it
because
that
methotleems
foreign
to
their
natu-If
they
did
do
it,
we
see
no
objection.
Prince
Rupert
nennV
seem
to
have
been
aimpst
a
unit
in
wishing
Hifler
had
ber
r
j
a
Mciiin
oi
ine
explosion
SPEEDING
UP
-OF
WAR
There
has
Iwen
a
noticeable
speeding
up
of
the
during
the
ast
few
days
'both
in
the
air
and
on
the
sea
Unhappily,
the
neutral
nations
suffered
most
from
the
depredations
but
Britain
also
-lost
some
vessels
s
a
result
of
the.
indiscriminate
Joining
tecause
the
British
could
not
realize
that
the
Germans
would
be
guilty
of
such
acts
In
the
air
it
has
.been
a
different
sloiy.
The
Germans
have
suffered
much
greater
losses
than
the
British
and
French,
proving
beyound
shadow
of
doubt
that
the
British
and
French
airmen
are
mora
skilful
or
better
equipped
than
the
enemy,
Everything
points
to
greater
activity,
possibly
a
mass
attack-ori
the
British
Jsles
in
the
neai
future.
MUCIt
confusion
iPeople
wlw)
find
it
3iffictflt
to
discriminate
between
the
falseai)d
'the
true
must
find
it
hard
at
times
to
jud-of
the
progress
of
the
war.
Whe
multitude
of
'voices
with
their
conflicting
stories
heard
$n
the
radio
every
day
has
a
confusing
effect
on
gme
people.
Some
say
that
the
German?
seen
o
lose
&jwer
hips
than
our
own
people.
That
is
because
the
seas
are
covered
with
British
ships
Ithev
wish
and
ieach
week.
WTite
two
letters
Advertising
is
ai
investment
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
PcdUm
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count-And
Don't
Know
lU
Tk
ImJCMnt
tkluc
abot
lv
blood
tout
U
that
yea
coa
vtlcb
about
a
mock
aa
oa
r
ad
nu
look
aalUr
ao4
atrasc
jt
ttm
cu
Snl
aa
If
70a
ka4
Wad
La
tow
Ufa,
tovrr.
Vnd
aad
ptfiltaa,
Low
Mood
const
ncaaa
70s
bat
oS
aaooch
rd.
fclond
corpoatlra.
It
la
tbdr
vital
fob
to
earry
lifltac
ozta
f
rata
roar
lout
Uroazaoat
roar
kodr.
And
Sttat
aa
It
take
oxyr.a
to
piod
caaollna
la
yoar
car
aad
Biako
tk
power
to
tora
tha
k4a.
ao
T
Kaat
ha
pltaty
ot
orra
to
azpioda
Uw
tvtn
la
aoor
bod
aad
job
solas
Ori
Dr.
WQliaaM
Sht
PDx
Trr
aro
vorld-faaioaa
lot
too
bdp
tfcrr
(Wc
la
lamaainr
th
aomW
and
tttrngtk
of
rtd
rorpuarlta.
7
bra
wit
your
bioraTcouat
p.
you'll
fti
liVc
boandiss
op
taa
rUirt
aa
If
roa
wcro
floadnc
oa
air.
Ak
yw
dniritat
for
Dr.
WQIiama
Wak
fWt
today.
CUssiFitO
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
Viola.
32
feet.
Complete
with
radio
and
FOR
SALE
Wood
turning
lathe,
turning
tools,
motor.
Phone
Red
253.
4223)
FOR
SALE-EngUsh
jjrarn.
good
condition,
reasonable.
"Phone
Black
232.
(274)
BOAKIJ
AND
KOOM
WANTED
for
two
News.
WANTED
PiirnUherl
Qnnrt.mpnt
ouesnasuA.curtala
un
on.
the
final
aCWTbeen
forced
to
ad-
gurdies.
Apply
Co-op
Store,
Cow
Member
J938
Bay.
273;
"They
the
Oermans
ar
very
nice.
people
when
they
are
ir.
a
subordinate
position
"
-Once
you
allow
Uiem
to
get
the
.ij
.we
wniie
oi
mai
cnar
acter
-darapi?ears
and
they
berom
what
Is
inherent
in
them
a
very
ariosant
and
domineering
disposition."
They
are
like
that
now
h
added.
bltetalh
.
His
nook
Little
over
a
year
ajo.
after
nteadinr
mr?
than
fivp
years
for
an
utraerstandlng
of
Germany
and
her
,
problems.
Londond?rry
wrote
hij!bo6k
"Ourselves
anJ
Germanv."
It
was.
he
wrote
'
...
an
ef
fort
to
convince
the
oeopl"
of
thi.
country
.'ft
the
value
and
im
"ortance
of
a
friendly
understanding
"between
Britain
and
Oermany"
He
deolored
the
"unsatisfactory
and
uncertain
stite"
of
Anrl"-0rin8n
'
rlaMin-
HUI
r
conciliatory
vestures
an'l
offers
hrl
ben
brushed
aside
by
the
British,
he
averred.
On
frequent
trip
a
to
Germany
Lord
Londonderry
had
interviews
with
Hlfier.
conversations
with
Ooerlng
and
Rlbbentrop
and
had
been
feted
and
banquetted
In
Berlin.
Back
in
London
h
said
tha
his
attitude
towards
the
Germans
had
been
misinterpreted
and
his
motives
misunderstood.
During
the
golden
days
of
"World
Appeasement"
he
was
often
closs
to
Mr.
.Chamberlain.
They
were
old
friends
and
had
vacationed
together.
When
he
Prime
Minister
made
his
-flylnir
trio
to
Munich
in
S-o
the
former
Minister
for
Air
was
also
thre
to
observe
the
situation
at
first
hand.
Turn
of
the
Tide
But
a
few
weeks
later
the
change
was
Already
eyidoiif
In
the
House
of
Lords
on
December
J.
1938.
he
made
outspoken
chin-menls
on
Oexmohy
during
a
debate
on
the
Leanie
of
Nations.
H
flaved
the
Nazi
for
the
"dnfest-
FURNISHED
room
with
or
without
able
perscutl'm
f,1
n''noHlon
of
Iward.
Address
133
7th
Ave.
East,
hlr
n"lp"
but
rtlll
honed
hev
phone
Red
921.
(275)
m'ht
be
converted
"'to
our
way
of
thinking."
This
year
In
"London:
on
June
19,
he
ald
"The
wnrW
hoild
be
adulU.
Phone
Dally
,oM
thPt
wc
nrf
tr",
of
hrm'
(275)
btfUn"
wc
eettln?
from
Oer-
WORK
WAWTOD
When
he
-wps
reeonMv
rftld
nn.
-
on
to
cotrh
nimor
thnt.
he
bol
RELIABLE
Girl
wants
work,
store
b-on
lnrned
a
snv
t
was
r-or
housework.
Phone
Blue
801.
VealM
that
Irrt
Londonderry
was
217
engaged
on
war
work
In
County
Down.
County
Durham.
London
and
Luton
Now
he
is
providing
pottUeal
observers
with
an
in
t
retting
afcte-light
on
the
war:
WTO
he
completely
reverse
hts
role
and
eme-rjie
as
one
of
the
most
formidable
op-
xments
of
the
friends
who
disillusioned
him?"
ZOO
FATALITIES
LONDON.
Nov.
23:
CP-
The
London
zoo
hat
lost
two
of
Its
favorite
animals
the
lUUe
ubr,
who
was
born
last
year
and
B&feo.
lr
elderly
chimpanzee
who
both
died
the
same
week.
Bobo,
aboet
30
LONDON.
Nov
23:
CP-
Onr?j
years
oW.
had
been
at
the
aoo
11
Jhe
foremost
booster
of
closer
.
years.
EASING
THE
BARS
SOUTHAMPTON.
En,
Nov.
23:
CP
The
regulation
which
com
ma
ns
are,
all
right
so
long
as
youjpelled
travellers
leaving
England
keep
them
down.
He
Is
saying
so
'to
obtain
a
permit
to
take
with
In
speeches
here.
!them
periodicals
and
books
has
One
of
the
most
remarkable
ac-
bcfn
"laxed
but
Uteratur
mus
tors
in
the
crowded
and
tens-
tnsperted
by
u.stom-s
r7
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paaaaLBM
aV
'fiaBKwBM,afe&.
an
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1
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aJB
HloYr9rLaaT!r!iXnBVBl
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I
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you
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a.ree
that
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just
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o
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