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So
far
as
can
be
ascertained
the
people
of
Britain
generally
are
anxious
tcr
come
to
grips
with
the
Germans.
They
want
them
to
try
to
land.
We
have
no
idea
how
they
will
da
it
or
what
measure
of
success
they
will
obtain
but
we
do
not
think
they
will
get
a
foothold
in
the
country-
They
may
have
something
up
their
sleeves
of
which
we
are
not
aware
so
it
is
too
early
to
make
any
definite
prophecies
but
we
do
know
that
the
British
are
a
determined
people
and
that
they
have
the
mastery
in
the
air
and
on
the
sea.
We
also
believe
that
on
land
they
will
be
so
powerful
that
the
enemy,
under
anything
like
even
circumstances,
will
find
it
difficult
to
get
far.
In
other
words
we
have
faith
in
th.e
British
people
and
in
the
cause
they
are
espousing.
'
It
is
quite
possible,
that
the
first
drive
will
be
made
in
Africa
in
an
attempt
to
capture
the
Suez
Canal.
It
is
more
difficult
to
suggest
what
may
happen
there
because
the
strength
of
our
Egyptian
allies
has
not
yet
been
proved.
The
enemy
may
find
a
weak
spot
but
the
British
have
the
experience
of
the
past
to
guide
them
and
the
control
is
much
more
unified
than
it
is
in
the
countries
conquered
by
Germany.
The
navy
will
also
be
a
powerful
factor
in
that
region,
MEN
WITH
A
JOB
TO
DO
A
writer
recently
mentioned
that
the
Canadian
sold
iers
are
men
with
a
job
to
do.
Their
job
is
to
be
a
powerful
;
factor
lii
the
stop
Hitler
movement
from
which
it
is
hoped
a
new
world
will
be
born,
They
enlisted
of
their
own
choice,
knowing
the
risks
and
the
possibilities.
Thev
be
lieve
in
the
cause
for
which
they
are
prepared
to
fight
and,!
judging"
from
those
we
have
met,
the
one
thing
they
want
is
to
get
across
the
Atlantic
to
do
their
part.
j
MATTER
OP
GEOGRAPHY
The
other
day
we
received
a
letter
from
an
advertising
agency
in
Chicago
addressed
to
"Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert
Prince
Edward
Island,
Canada."
It
seems
as
if
the
writer
knew
Prince
Rupert
was
at
one
end
of
Canada
but
was
not
quite
sure
which.
At
any
rate
the
letter
came
to
Prince
Rupert
and
that
with
little
delay.
Evidently
Prince
Rupert
is
now
known
to
post
office
authorities.
Good
Light
Saves
Sight
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
LIMITED
HAtiS
TAKE
ORSf
DEFEA?
SO
FA
WAR
(Continued
irom
Page
Onel
watched
the
n?htfng
and
eheefed
as
they
saw
the
German
aircraft
falling.
.Some
German
plants
got
through
and
again
dropped
bombs
on
Buckingham
Palace.
One
bomb
dropped
on
the
Queen's
private
apartment
but
the
Royal
eoupie
were
not
at
home.
All
the
staff
were
taking
shelter
and
there
were
no
casualties,
the
plane
which
attacked
the
palace
exploded
in
mid-air
and
fell
on
nearby
Victoria
Station.
At
2:15
ther.
was
another
raid
but
the"
British
fought
the
planes
off
as
they
came
in.
Some
bombs
were
also
dropped
on
Portland
and
Southampton.
In
spite
of
bad
weather
British
planes
dropped
bombs
ori
Antwerp
and
various
channel
ports.
Docks
at
"Antwerp
suffered
many
hits
and
buildings
were
set
afire.
One
five-thousand
ton
ship
was
set
on
fire.
Barges,
stores
and
many
buildings
were
hit
and
one
colossal
explosion
caused
much
destruction.
Polish
airmen
raided,
one
port
in
light
bombers
and
came
away
done
it
hajfcy
to
thmk
they
had"
tt()TD
GlRL
.
vr
w'
mueH
iamkii-
Jo
Oermari
J
objectives
An
Italian
despatch
says
the
Invasion
of
British
may
be
post
DIVER
DIES
poned
nntl!
Spring.
Ofhef
contbv
Cf0rtU
Coleman
Succumbs
To
enUl
despatches
suggest
the
In-,
fjteti
0
infantile
Paralysis
vaslon
of
Britain
may
not
be
nec-
essary
or
at
any
rate
not
until
q-ejxs,
sept-
16:
spring,
joeorgia
Coleman,
noted
Olympic
Satarday's
Flthting
jdlvlng
star,
died
Saturday
night
Two
groups
ot
Nail
bombers
jafter
a
three
years'
Illness.
Miss
nd
fighters
were
broken
up
In
the
Jcoleman.
who
achieved
fame
endeavour
fo
reach
the
eenfie
6f
jthe
Olympic
Games
at
Amsterdam
londort.
Only
a
few
got
through
Jm
1&8
and
at
Los
Angeles
In
1932,
shd
damage
was
not
extensive..
fUs(alned
a
serious
accident
In
Thpr.
wfra
fiv
air
raid
aterms,l.
wnen
we
w
"
in
London
yesterday
up
to
the
time
of
this
report;
Saturday
night
the
attack,
was
he
shortest
and
the
least
damaging
since
the
Intensive
raid's
on
the
capital
began.
Westminster
Abbey
was
hit
Saturday.
The
Royal
Air
roree
continues
to
pound
invasion
bases
on
the
French
Channel
coast,
centering
on
Calais.
There
were
heavy
explosions
throughout
last
night
on
the
French
Coast.
an
the
bottom
of
a
pool
in
diving.
A
chain
of
ailments
led
tor
mfati-
tile
paralysis.
Another
Former
Premier
of
France
Is
Under
Arrest
vrfHV
snt
IB:
Former
Pre-
,
'iniCi
IXVll
D1U1U
fcr.v,
f
Arthur
Oswald
sailed
Saturday
jiftider
arrest
and
taken
in
ad-afternoon
tin
the
Princess
Louise
.ministrativr
custody
to
the
same
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver".
ptisan
as
Former
Premiers
Paul
Reynaud
and
Edouard
Daladler
and
Former
Minister
of
the
Interior
Georges
Mandel
as
well
as
Marshal
Maurice
Oamelin
pending
the
war
blame
trials.
Mrs.
H.
B.
Stiles
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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2nd
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ASK?
y
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stands
Britairt
where
Cariftdian
fighter
squadrons
are
breaking
tip
Nasi!
raids'
and
Canadian
divisions
are
guarding'
.
those
ancient
elf
f
is
and
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precious
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Canadians'
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Conquer
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simple
matter
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this
2nd
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Loan,
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Hi
we
can
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to
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