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TAILY
EDITION
Monday,
December
16.
1940.
EDITORIAL
Beginning
Of
The
End
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The
way
the
campaigns
are
going
today
it
might
be
that
the
war
in
Europe
may
not
last
as
long
as
had
been
expected.
Possibly
another
year
may
see
its
end.
It
is
.doubtful
if
it
can
last
another
winter
after
this.
Our
reason
for
suggesting
Mis
-is,
based
on
the
,
double
victory
against
Italy
by
.Greece
and.
Great
Britain
respectively.
rtiicuny
uiere
is
unrest
in
itaiy
ana
signs
of
unrest
in
other
countries.
Unles
the
Axis
powers
can
show
some
definite
progress
it
will
be
difficult
to
keep
up
the
morale
of
the
enemy
forces.
Most
people
realize
that
the
weak
spot
fust
now
is
the
German
U-boat
campaign
against
British
shipping.
While
there
is
no
immediate
danger,
severe
inroads
are
being
made
into
the
British
merchant
marine.
We
feel
sure
the
British
will
be
able
to
cope
with
this
menace
and
we
are
equally
sure
that
the
United
States
will
lend
every!
possible
aid
in
helping
ro
carry
food,
men
and
war
supplies'
doing
it
would
be
dangerous
to
the
people
of
this
contiri-ent.
On
the
whole
the
war
situation
never
looked
more
hopeful
than
it
does
today.
It
may
be
different
tomorrow
or
next
week
or
next
month
but
we
do
not
think
the
re-siliance
of
the
European
nations
is
as
great
as
was
that
of
Great
Britain
after
Dunkirk.
Neither
the
-Germans
nor
the
Italians
can
stand
punishment
as
well
as
the
British
The
winner
is
the
one
that
can
give
and
take
and
refuses
to
view
a
knockdown
as
ending
the
fight.
Britain
got
her
knockdown
in
Flanders
but
she
has
recovered
and
wp.
snaii
.sppn
see
n
Italy
can
stand
defeat
as
well
as
did
-DM
Lit
in.
That
Black
Cat
Superstitious
people
will
rejoice
over
the
result
of
uk
Vancouver
election.
According
to
southern
news
papers
a
black
cat
appeared
on
the
platform
when
Dr.
Tel
ford
was
'sneakiner
iust
before
the
nWH
trued
as
a
bad
omen
and
on
this
occasion
the
fates
ruled
true
to
form.
The
Doctor
was
defeated.
If
he
had
been
elected
We
probably
should
have
heard
nothing
of
the
No
Interest
In
Election
Very
little
interest
was
taken
in
the
civic
election
at
Vancouver
inis
year,
ine
average
attendance
at
meetings
was
said-;to
have,
been
thirty.
Even
the
G.C.F.
meetings
were
not
anywhere
near
crowded.
It
was
this
lack
of
interest
which
caused
the
defeat
of
the
mayor.
Either
the
Vancouver
prolariat
no
longer
trusts
Dr.
Telford
or
they
have
ceased
to
believe
in
the
efficacy
of
the
C.C.F.
as
a
cure-all
for
alj
their
troubles.
Possibly
it
was
because
most
of
the
men
are
working
and
it
was-wages
they
want-
TROOPS
AID
HOMELESS
LONDON,
Dec.
18;
(CP)
"
To
raise
funds
for
people
rendered
homeless
by
air
raids,
troop's
stationed
at
-a,,
southeast
'
coast
town
have
orrhed'
a
concert
party
and
are
giving
regular
shows.
FROM
FAR
EAST
Melbourne,
Dec.
16:
(cp
in
addition
to
war
guests
from
the
United
Kingdom,
Australia
has
found
homes
for
3,156
Britishers
evacuated
here
from
Horig
Kong
and
Shanghai.
PARADOX
OF
'XMAS
At
this
time
when
people
nre
being
called
upon
to
make
sacrifices
to
assist
In
the
war
effort,
itev.
H.
O.
Funs
ton,
In
his
mornins
service
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday,
appealed
to
this
community
to
forego
bacchanalian
festivities
which
had
become
unaDDroDrlatelv
I
associated
with
the
Christmas
sea
son
and
devote,
what
was
thereby
saved
from
Joollsh
spending
.to
the
relief
of
those
"who
are
flght'ng
our
battles."
a
Mr.
tension
was
outspoken
In
his
f
comments
upon
the
1
paradox,
of
celebrating
with
drunkenness,
dell
Ipravlty
and
licence
the
sacred
be-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
r
J.
U
I.J.
caslon
of
the
anniversary
of
the
birth,
of
'the
Prince
of
Peace
and
the
Savior
of
the
World.
,Wht
would
Jesus
think
of
people
who
thought
it
necessary
to
have
a
drink
to
celebrate
his
birthday?
It
was
a
dark
occasion
Indeed
today
to
witness
the
world
at
war
oblivious
of
Christmas
principles.
But
it
appeared
that
this
must
be
o.
After
all,
a
truce
for
one
lay
with
the
understanding
that
war
would
be
resumed
on
the
morrow
YOu!d
be
but
a
sham.
Mr.
Funston
asked
If
mtlqns
which
had
become
selfish
and
forgotten
true
Christian
principles
were
not
In
a
measure
responsible
for
the
present
condition
of
affairs
as
well
as
nations
which
would
live
by
the
.oppression
of
others
,
and,
therefore,
must
necessarily
be
overcome!
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Local
Groceries
Changing
Hands
I.
n.
Daly
Purchases
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
From
W.
M.
Watts
purchase
of
the
Thrift
Cash
and
Carry
grocery
business
by
I.
B.
Daly
from
,W.
M.
Watts
Is
announced.
Mr.
Daly
has
been
Identified
with
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
Ross
Ingram,
who
ha;
been
manager
of
the
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
for
Mr.'attjj
has
taken
oyer
the
Llnzey
'&
Da
vies
"'
LONDON
SILVER
LONDON.
Dec.
16:
(CP)
The
price
of
silver
Is
unchanged
on
the
London
metal
market.
Good
Start
In
Radio
Auction
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WHITS
.
The
opening
program
in
connection,
with
the
radio
auction
bcim;
conducted
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
aid
the
Salvation
Army
In
v
Its
Christinas
cheer
and
winter
relief
work
went
off
well,
the
gratifying
(
sum
of
$70
being
bid,
The
auction
.will
be
continued
tonight,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
and
Is
attracting
considerable
Interest.
Those
taking
part
In
yesterday's
program
Included"
the
Borden
Street
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,uu
wani
sometnim,
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tw
way
J.
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Must
Prince
Rupert
be
1
Like
Coventry,
Birmingham,
Bristol
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F'sLcC
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.
w,
TIJK
,.mniuir
vnrirv
w
Bombed
alities
Our
cilie?
could
l,c
bombed
an,
might
be.
bombed,
unless
we
me
nil
our
renM
ami
marshal
all
our
resources
in
men,
material
and
money
for
defence.
v
Wlmt
a
piagnificent
example
of
sacrifice
and
service
the
people
of
Britain's
crueliy
racked
cities
set
for
us!
"
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We
Canadians
must
measure
up
to
their
standards
f
heroism.
;
'
You
ask:
"What
then
can
I
do
as
a
civilian
to
,hare
in
our
defence?"-
The
answer
is:
"All
of
us
at
least
can
save
to
the
limit
of
our
ability
nfknd
our
savings
to
Canada
to
help
carry
on
the
fight
against
v
tlie
iazi
menace
.
'
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IF
YOU
A
HE
AN.
EMPLOYER,
volip"
8lrl
8avjn
mu,
ive
,oa,,ergh.
Urf,e
employees
to
save
If
you
have
not
already
4
orJuTa
r
Sn
EVEHYONE
must
sharl
IF
YOU
ARE
AN
EMPLOYEE,
start
saving.'
.Ghe
Wholehearted
co-operatirin
fo
your
enp
oyer
,n
organizing
a
Iayroll
Doction
Plan.
Use
all
vo
r
ffi
S
2
persuade
fellow
employees
to
save
and
invest
in
War
Savings
CertiL
S
"
-ncs.
es
aiiu
k
on
saving
and
investing
until
Victory
i
won.
keeji
Just
as
the
war
is
hemg
fought
day
by
day,
so
must
the
cost
be
niet
day
by
dJ
SSnuoZ
8aV
ng
inWi"g
iar
SuVi"S
CertificSS
Np
one
need
go
without
actual.ieeessities
to
but
save,
we
urge
you
'
"
not
to
huv
thi,
Kjnch
K"
7
'
for
compete
labour,
and
material
with
war
production.
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