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Monday.
"November
25,
1940.
EDITORIALS
.
It
was,ib?olutely
necessary
for
Hitler,
to
do
something
arid
do
it
quickly
to
offset
the
breakdown
ot
the
Jtahan
offensive
against
Greece.
The
loss
of
prestige
during
the
past
week
has
been
so
great
that,
if
nothing
were
done
to
offset
it
or
to
set
people
talking
about
something
else,
there
was
grave
danger
that
the
Axis
might
lose
its
grip.
That
is
why
Hitler
has
been
so
actively
engaged
in
mak
ing
Balkan
nations
toe
the
mark.
It
is
a
gesture
but
little
more.
Financial
Resources
When
the
Marquess
of
Lothian
said
that
Britain
was
alnmt
to
come
to
the
end
of
her
resources,
it
probably
meant
that
pretty
soon
she
would
not
be
able
to
pav
cash
on
the
nail
for
goods
purchased
from
the
United
States.
Credits
vould
have
to
be
given
if
the
supply
of
war
mater-
It
seems
evident
that
there
is
a
break
developing
between
Russia
and
Germany.
Both
Stalin
and
Hitler
suspect
each
other.
Each
knows
that
the
other
has
no
conscience
and
is
only
out
to
grab
all
he
can.
Each
is
only
using
the
other
as
long
as
it
suits
his
purpose.
If
Hitler
could
afford
to
do
so
he
would
throw
over
Russia
at
once
and
seize
Ukrainian
territory.
If
Stalin
could
do
without
Hit
lev,
there
would
be
no
collaboration.
Stalin
has
no
use
for
the
present
German
administration
or
for
any
other
except
his
own
and.
that
he
uses
for
his
own
advantage.
Eastern
Texas
Having
Floods
Basements
Flooded
Bridges
Wush
ed
Out
and
Roads
Inundated
Around
Palestine
I
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
KoyaJ
Bank
IU4f.
Senator
George
lis
New
Chairman
Is
New
Head
of
United
States
Foreign
Relations-
Committee
in
!
Succession
to
Key
Pittman
PALESTINE,
Texas,
Nov.
25.
j
WASIHNGTQN,
DC,
Nov.
25.
Basements
ot
this
eastern
Texas
Senator
Walter
F.
George
of
Georg-clty
are
flooded,
bridges
have
been
la
has
been
chosen
chairman,
of
the
washed
out,
roads
Inundated
and
United
States
foreign
relations
com-other
amage
and
Inconvenience
mittee
In
succession
to
the
late
caused
by
heavy
Tloods
over
the
Senator
Key
Pittman
of
Nevada
week-end.
who
died
recently.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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VALENTIN
DAIRY
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Box
POUT
CLEMENTS
SERVICE
Editor,
Dally
News:
In
your
Issue
of
November
5
you
report
a
statement
made
by
Mr.
Skinner,
agent
for
the
Union
'
Steamship
Co.,
at
a
meeting
of
the
I
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-meraelo
the
effect
that
"TheTpHople
1
of
PoYt
Clements
had
not
lost-fuiy-
jfaliiiig
Tram
the
ship
not-calling
ex-
'cept
that
they
did
hot
See
the
s'h'lp."
We
wish
to
point
out
to
Mr.
Skinner
a
few
facts
of
which
he
i.s
apparently
unaware-.
j
First,
ay
regards
seeing
the
shio,
this
is
the
least
important
Item.
The
jpeople
tf
Port
'Clements
are
not
aborigines.
Most
of
them
have
seeh
innny
vntfeh
larger
ships
and
have
long
ceased
to
be
thrilled
by
,the
advent
of
a
bit
of
a
coasting
steamer.
Second,
the
two
general
stores
at
Port
Clements
have
both
lost
much
bu
iness
through
the
ship
not
calling.
People
who
used
to
opcnd
1
money
here
now
are
spending
it
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
where
they
have
to
go
to
meet
the
ship.
Third,
the
Port
Clements
restaur
ant
has
dlso
lost
most
of
its
busin
m
"
a
...rll
URr"-
-.a
DHED;
iaj
was
to
be
kept
ujx
This
would
mean
a
change
in
the?
?SSwS
necessarily
accepted.
cSh
method
of
doing
business
which
must
be
approved
by
the
j
Tnders
should
be
ai
united
btates
congress.
When
we
consider
that
Germany
has
been
in
an
even
worse
financial
position
ever
since
the
war
commenced,
we
need
not
worry
about
what
is
going
to
happen.
If
Germany
can
carry
on
without
much
ready
cash,
Great
Britain
can
cerfainlv
do
so.
.
An
Evident
Break
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November
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purchase
of
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Cafe
building
and
contents,
exclusive
of
ground
rights,
Hyder.
B.C.,
formerly
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by
David
Allen,
deceased.
Business
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opportunity
as
wage
proposiUon.
Premises
and
contents
may
be
inspected
by
calling
on
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Stewart,
B.
C.
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highest
or
any
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adressed
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pert,
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday
Novemb?r
ess
as
this
was
mainly
done
en
boat
days
while
pebple
were
waiting
for
and
arriving
from
trie
ship..
Fourth,
the
beer
parlor
here
has
!
lost
a
large
portion
of
Its
business
as
much
of
It
was
done
-on
boat
days,
many
of
its
passengers
call
ing
there
while
the
snip
was
in
PASSING
OF
CRAIGAVON.
STATESMAN
fireat
Irish
Imperialist
Had
lonr
Kerord
of
Office
VLsited
Prince
Rupert
.BJtST,
November
25
Lord
Cigavcit,
Premier
of
'Northern
Iryanrf,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
of
sixty-nine.
As
Sir
James
Craig,
loto
uraigavon
paid
a
visii
to
Prince
Rupert
hi
1926).
CONVENTION
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r.
Ampnts
tip
i
KKioecrflie
.,.t-
i
-.-.
he
community
share
the
sentl-telected
circuit
choral
union
dlrw-!
ments
evnresr?d
in
this
letter
Trusting
that
this
Is
not
tak.r?
'in
too
much
of
your
valuable
ajwee,
nnd
thankin"
you
A.
S.
WARD.
One
of
the
MossbioYs.
tor
and
Peter
Lien
aso:late
direc
tor.
An
aim
is
to
gmdually
build
up
large
choral
union
which
In
due
time
will
be
in
position
to
meet
In
one
of
the
coast
cities
and
give
sa
cred
concerts
Jointly.
Resolution
tf
Loyalty
Resolutions
adopted
at
the
clos
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Not
Door
to
EC,
Clothlert
THIRD
AVENUl
and
endow
with
courtage'
and
wisdom
our
governments
and
all
In
high
authority
who,
under
Ood,
are
leading
our
nations
during
thesa
mast
difficult
and
perilous
times
In
our
national
history.
"We
gladly
and
spontaneously
give
expression
to
continued
,
in'd
,H"
t.XCH,n
S
r
on
uest,fd.
loyalty,
the
-
.'uilct
Fifth.
Mm
tni
businesses
at
Port
a
measure
oi
aevotionand
Of
sa?rl-
,
cuiivmucu
oatuiuajr
ai
Lti
iiyjn
uim
and
ana
ficial
service,
to
the
end
that
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
have
been,dan
evening
nd
Willi
great
vcjv
Merest.
guuu
Special
until-
forces
tff
i
evil
..
and
.
darknes,
,
.
may
,
be
hard
hit
as
previously
many
car-
jervlces
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
subdued
and
the
will
of
God,
piace
loads
or
passengers
came
to
-caraiv
Cmlrcri
veiterda'y
mdfnln
also
"
r.
i"11
r"
the
ship
from
the
sduth
and
other
nad
a
large
feonsregirtlon.
pointsron.
this
Island.
Also
manjr
nponlo
from
ihp
rimn
on
Moresby
The
theme
far
discussion
was
Island
and
often
four
or
five
car-leads
u?ed
to
leave
the
ship
at
Pott
Clements
to'
go
south,
saving
much
time
and
frequently
unpleasant
travelling
artfund
the
coast
The
above
are
only
a
few
of
the
losses
of
birsiness
sustained
by
Port
Clements
through
the
ship
ceasing
tr
call
here.
Perhap
they
wi!l
be
sufficient
to
convince
Mr.
Skinner
fliig
nfc-
to-
ckmr?."
"Thi
final
fiPsllun
was
held
Srifi-
the
Text
Luke
15:
1-23.
All
Uva
s
tastors
present,
and
al'.i
lay
dels-lc
wmi
-..is
wiiywu
uy
i.
-effeb-llvs
hi
th-"CT-
w
crwce
ates
6ok
jtaU
;-l
conducted
by
the
local
pastor,
brief
dlscusslohs
-
'
jaddresse
by
visltlnr.
pastor.?
and
Saturday
evening,
Uie
church
.beautiful
choral
and
solo
selections
Was
everflriwmg.
Mus'Jl
"contrl:
by
several,
"buttons
were
piwiired
by
the
Varclen
Singers,
the
lo:al
Siring
Band
Slners.
'KctMiikan
Cnurch
riTaf'!rii!MSaU:a.r
'lUTBinata
f.'lvlr
T?rl
STiinrtP
mid
Pdstar
Ode
hat
we
have
lost
more
than
hist
pardi
tendr
ana
batltone.
r?.v;e
mt
eemstne
snip.
lively.
Inspiring
and
effectivr
ad-
t
In
nart
years
a
very
great
doal
of
drecce
were
rlvsn
bv
BI.hri
I!
L
shipping
business
has
been
done
Foss
Rev
u
odegaard
of
KHzhi-
cbtiti
"XM
IMfMZM.xtLZWZMfMt'M
from
this-nort
and
no
doubt
will
be
tan
and
iev.
Thomas
Knntsen
of
ialn.
We
feel
that
iUs
very
noor
Petersburg
as
well
as
laymen
who'
.
,,
,
w
t
-iJ'
to
tnke
away
most
of
the
tcoIt
part
Petersburg.
Alaska,
bask-ir-all
business
left
to
u$
Just
becnu.'c
'
,
I
team
will
be
here
for
a
series
with
h?f
Is
not
verv
much
doing
horr,
It
"was
decided
to
hold
the
next
the
locals
on
tJecembcr
4
and
5.
It
u
the
present
time.
-annual
circuit
cbnventicn
at
Pe-jis
annnuneed
by
Walter
Fergu.nn.
Now,
however.
Ihe
shin
Is
ca'Hng
tersburg,
a
year
from
now.
Rev.
j
secretary
o'f
the
local
Association,
here
on
alternate
trlns.
This
is
bet-
Thomas
Knutsen
of
Petersburij
thar
non
but
not
uf
Helen
a
was
elected
president
for
ncxt
;wwn,1f,
moon
aim-
Wr
team
will
be
het-this
Sutardav
feel
thit
we
should
have
the
year,
Rsv.
B.
Odegaard.
Kitchlkan,
-ame
ernsirtornMnn
a
thP
.;,,
i
vice
president.
Ed
Sunde.
sesre-
a
game
with
Savoys
of
the
io.-al
nort
on
this
Island.
tary,
and
I.
Feness,
Prince
Rupert,
Senior
League,
The
malrritv
of
the
membei.
of
lc-
Basketball
Buzz
iwasurer
Pastor
Otoitf
Tonisht
Savoy,
mrtt
YJiC.
local
military
services.
On
the
8i-
voy
team
wHl
be
MacPheo.
Holke-
Don't
Delav
tnristmas
Is
Only
a
few
week
arj
,
Villi
Lnnuf
it
nt.
vkimiiio..
caiu1
today,
f'lllrtcnrvt
f
....
PINO,
KALS,
TAGS,
tit
Pajrty
full
.e
(
.0,
'hoppins
nnj
(:
!!..
v.invonienc
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
May
Interfere
With
Jap
Plan
stad,
MiEgan.
Stiles.
Domlnalo
and
TOKIO.
N
.v
fTiiih.IT
Vii
i
....in
...
ing
session
of
the
convention
In-,
Intermediate
eluded
the
follcrwlng:
ithlans.
We
thank
Almighty
Ood
for
the
.
i
countries
He
has
given
us,
and
for
all
the
temporal
and
spiritual
bl?ss-
Ings
He
so.rlchly
and
graciously
has
entrusted
to
us.
"we
thanK
God
for
our
govern-
(
ments
'of
the
people,
by
the
people
,
and
far
the
people,
for
personal
j
freedom
and
civil
liberties
within
law.
and
order,
for
the
sacred
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