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3.00
Friday.
October
6.
1939.
VALUE
OF
AIR
FORCE
Exrjerts
are
saying
that
Poland
was
overrun
because
of
tre"f
ailure
of
her
air
fprce.
The
first
few
days
of
the
war
saw
the
destruction
of
the
air
bases,
the
airdromes,
the
landing
fields
and
everything
that
goes
with
successful
air
service.
'The
result
was
that
there
was
none
to
dispute
the
.mastery
of
Qermany
overhead
and
bombs
rained
,on
the
unfortunate
inhabitants
spreading
terror
throughout
the
country.
So
far
on
the
western
front
the
French
and
British
hayje
hid
the
mastery
in
the
air
and
this
has
given
the
Allies
the
advantage
and
enabled
them
to
force
the
Germans
back
into
.their
,owii
country,
even
though
the
Allies
have
carefully
avoided
injuring
civilians.
The
Germans
are
now
threatening
a
campaign
of
frightfulness
such
as
proved
successful
in
Poland.
Only
time
will
tell
exactly
what
the
effect
of
such
a
campaign
mav
be
but
w.e
are
confident
that
our
British
and
French
defences
may
prove
adequate
to
discourage
the
hellish
designs
of
Hitler
and
his
tribe.
,
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
'
in
this
paper
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soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
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second
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so
blindly
trusted
their
(Fuehrer.
Whether
I
am
a
coward
future
events
will
prove.
J
"I
can
only
regret
that
the
war
I
mongers
will
not
be
where
thr
mp
the
entire
nation
in
such
a
way
that
the
best
possible
earn
more
,rom
war
than
fronj
national
effort
be
put
forward
to
win
this
war
in
which
we
.peace.
have
decided
to
take
part.
.
It
is
the
only
possible
move
fori
numes
Jews
a
British
country.
It
is
wonderful
to
see
the
manner
in;
w
e:"
Dir
Fuehrer,
which
the
young
men
are
responding
to
the
call
when
vol-
SJZ
unieers
are
agKeu.
nu
ims
is
spienuiu.
banana
sun
nas
a
brine
about
war.
soul.
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EFFORT
It
is
hoped
now
that
the
war
is
on
and
the
whole
nation
is
alive
to
the
need
of
co-operation
that
the
people
will
learn
lessons
of
co-operation
so
that,
when
the
war
is
over,
they
will
still
co-operate
in
the
effort
to
see
that
there
are
no
Jonger
ny
unemployed
in
Canada,
that
the
whole
nation
is
mobilized
for
the
common
good
and
that
the
brains
of
ih.e
country
are
being
set
to
work
to
devise
a
scheme
for
proper
distribution
of
the
good
things
that
the
world
has
to
pffer.
The
army
can
teach
us
many
valuable
A
ROUND
the
world
men
handle
jGrtnt'i
yvith
the
unqualified
ipprovil
of
the
vetetsn
smoker
with
hit
chethhed
pipe.
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men
Uke
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be
deckled
not'by
war
In
the
TOt
PLAN
VERY
REMOTE
CHANCE
by
exclusively
by
Germany
and.'
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Thegtates
with
fcrstil
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from
Page
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interests
t$jere
are
entitled
tb
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r.rmanv
u-ill
PS-
only
problem
between
us
and
uWten
5
0j
Poland's
new
com
net
Deiween
urnnany
iWas
France,
iruieaa
01
nwunj
or--
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manas
upon
Tance,
1
nave
"-(n
pressea
wimngnraa
w
rauwrc-.
.
fU.llAn
.nil
f
hlva
Aft
J.
I
hrueeken.
Thn
Germany
would
be
forced
to
reprisal.
Then
the
re-Drisals
would
extend.
What
artll-ry
could
not
reach,
aircraft
would.
Conflict
would
extend
to
he
high
seas
and
no
longer
would
there
be
the
islands
of
to-
lay.
Europe
would
be
destroyed
by
grenades.
Soldiers
would
perish
In
blood.
It
would
be
good
fpr
the
TiuniMana
makers
but
it
would
be
horrible
for
the
victims.
Fas
Drcb
-jtion
"This
declaration
will
be
my
last
tnd.
if
it
do?s
not
meet
with
suc
cess-,
then
there
must
be
war.
The
'ate
of
1918
will
not
be
repeated
for
Germany.
I
do
not
doubt
Jor
a
moment
that
Germany
will
h;
victorious.
NtUher
wiU
the
telch
be
destroyed
or
Versailles
repeated.
We
C9
be
sure
that
never
In
.history
have
there
been
two
victors
in
war.
History
will
declds
which
side
was
right.
!
"Now
I
have
stretched
a
hand
to
'hem.
To
me
it
is
clear
that
.the
road
Is
still
nnen
for
a
solution
of
I
problems
which
would
lead
'to
a
"What
has
happened
In
Poland
J
state
of
renewed
peacs
and
secur-i
only
a
happy
augury
as
far
a.ty
in
Europe.
Germany
Is
concerned
of
what
"I
can
only
thank
the
Lord
that
will
be
the
outcome
In
the
west,
he
has
blessed
our
first
great
ef-
'The
restoration
of
Poland
will
f0rt
with
.uccess."
UnquttUoiwbly
tht
Mjhvit
.lnt
.In
quality
SkpUh
.
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understanding
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by
a
eaowd
rf
statesmen
of
En-jlind.
I
Min
tjilnk
Cartficaik.
of
the
Polish
sltua-
OT
faJM,
?',erei
II'"11r
that
the
peace
of
Europe
can
onlyviCn.
n1"1
"TTi
be
ensured
by
an
understanding
The
Chancellor
expretsed
him-
"rdiet
In
a
biut
mm
ree
Me-between
Germany
and
England.
I
u
as
being
ooprtsed
to
gas
and
Tlgue
then
altered
the
decision
I
-I
have
tried
to
bring
about
j
-Ubmarlne
vwrfare
and
every
ff-
three
hours
later
16
year
ago
yea-friendly
xelaUons
ulth
RussU
and
J
fort
should
be
made
In
war
to
Urday.
ErUe
reverted
to
hit
original
now
those
friendly
relations
have
restrict
the
use
of
air
force
ex-
ruling
that
the
Ught
w
a
draw
been
permanently
established.
The
Cept
for
miMtarv
objectives.
a"er
he
was
a"Jr
tnm
ro0.
new
Russian
relations
have
brought!
problems
could
only
be
solved
ac
r
StrtbUnn
home-state
pan
about
a
complete
change
of
front
jn(j
Dennaner.t
neace
established
n
Columbus.
Oa.
in
Otrman
foreign
policy.
always
counted
but
the
useful
re-
I
suits
that
were
achieved.
Economic
:
conditions
throughout
Europe
were
indescribably
bad
and
to
remove
those
conditions
was
a
"question
I
of
honor"
with
him.
His
principal
care
was
the
welfare
of
the
Ger
man
people.
The
German
people
have
given
me
their
eonfidpnep
and
ever
at
affairs
will
meet
with
failure."
(Hitler
declared.
"I
have
tried
by
9.00
1
negotiation
to
obtain
that
which
02
i
was
reasonable
but
the
modesty
-25
of
my
demands
was
Interpreted
as
weakness
and
fear
that
German
may
collapse.
If
our
rights
cannot
be
obtained
by
peaceful
means
then
by
necessity
they
must
be
j
force.
-My
prestige
is
so
great
In
Ger-
Jmany."
Hitler
asserted
"that
I
I
need
not
worry
what
the
opinion
I
of
pthers
in
regard
to
me
may
be
I
Never
before
have
the
German
in
Europe
by
universal
co-
:
uer
i-uenrer
went
on
u
aeeiare.c-rat:on.
Some
that
it
was
not
the
methods
that
nations
would
dav
the
Eoropeau
have
to
tet
to-
C.
P.
R.
steamer
PrtncM
Au-
gether
to
solv
their
problems.
A
laide,
Capt.
William
Hugh.
Is
diw
conference
must
b?
held
but
such
'h
port
at
4:15
thla
afternoon
from
a
conference
could
not
meet
under
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
pin
the
roar
of
cannon.
Since
these
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
problems
most
be
solved,
it
would
waypolnts.
seem
reasonable
that
a
conference
'hook!
be
hsld
before
millions
of
lives
were
sacrificed.
Hitler
foreeast
what
the
course
of
war
M
the
west
mliht
be.
First.
tempt
to
Interfere
with
German!
France
would
bombard
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