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Friday.
Atrgust
30.
1M0.
SPEEDING
UP
WORK
Evidently
the
Canadian
department
of
defence
is
now
imbued
with
the
necessity
of
speeding
up
work
in
Prince
Rupert
in
order
to
place
our
defences
on
a
proper
footing.
The
air
base
at
Seal
Cove
is
to
be
completed
in
sixty
dayf
if
the
material
is
available.
At
any
rate
there
has
been
delay
over
making
a
start
and
it
is
understood
the
work
will
be
niihed
to
completion
at
the
base
just
as
fast
as
material
can
be
secured
The
sound
of
hammer
and
saw
are
being
heard
there
today
and
will
be
heard
daily
until
the
last
nail
is
driven
and
airmen
move
in.
AN
AMERICAN
SPEAKS
"I
can
speak
only
as
an
American
citizen
who
is
devoted
with
all
his
heart
and
soul
to
our
common
cause
"
cava
Rr.lrf.rt
Pmmpt
Shprwood.
eminent
American
nlav
BEING
QUESTIONED
Nazi
prisoner
talks
bat
has
no
Jansa:ioQ
"Invisible"
Man
Now
On
Strong
Rock
right
And
it
is
our
common
cause.
We
Americans
are
!3"!ls"d.hecin
rapioiy
awaKening
10
me
ian
uutt
w
c
ai
c
xu
cxu
at
i
.
j
Waj
Altxtbe
For
Hitler
and
his
allies
are
at
war
with
au
men
wno
re-lieve
in
liberty
and
democracy,
law
and
justice.
It
wouk"
be
very
difficult
to
find
any
American
patriot
who
has
not
thrilled
to
the
fighting
words
of
Winston
Churchill,
especially
when
he
said
that
if
the
British
Commonwealth
shall
last
for
a
thousand
years,
men
will
say
that
this
was
lis
iinesx.
nour.
1
ne
vast
majomy
01
us
Americans
wiuw
that
the
future
of
our
free
institutions
and
our
democratic
faith
is
at
stake
in
the
Battle
for
Britain.
We
now
realize
that
your
Canadian
men
all
the
gallent
men
who
are
offering
heroic
resistance
to
Hitler
are
fighting
to
defend
our
homes
as
surely
as
their
own.
We
say,
may
God
give
them
strengtli
arid
may
we
give
them
reinforcement
now!
NOT
BOOTLICKERS
"We
who
now
live
in
the
Union
which
Abraham
foueht
and
died
to
save
this
government
of
the
people
we
wish
to
tell
the
World
that
the
voice
of
our
COUntry
15
not
eApresseu
uy
UUluuwglijUi
any
uinci
uwi.
Hckers
of
Hitler,"
savs
Mr.
Sherwood.
"It
is
not
expressed
by
the
misguided
isolationist?
who
think
that
the
Atlantic
and
Pacj'ficjocekns
are
still
just
as
broad
as
in
the
days
of
sailing
vessels!
The
voice
of
our
country
is
ex-messed,
truly
and
eloquently,
by
President
Roosevelt
and
iy
the
other
great
American
political
leader,
the
Republican
candidate
for
the
Presidency,
Wendell
Wilkie.
The
essence
of
our
national
policy
was
established
once
and
for
all
bv
the
President
in
his
address
at
Queen's
University,
Kinrrston.
Ontario,
just
two
years
atro.
Let
us
remember
his
words
:
'Civiliiatioh
Is
not
national
it
is
internation
al
eveh
thou
eh
that
observation,
trite
to
most
of
us,
is
to
day
challenged
in
some
parts
of
the
world.
Ideas
are
not
limited
by
territorial
borders,
they
are
the
common
inheritance
of
all
free
heonle.
Thought
is
not
anchored
in
any
land;
arid
the
profit
of
education
redounds
to
the
eaual
benefit
of
the
whole.
World,
That
is
one
form
of
free
trade
to
which
the
leaders
of
every
opposing
political
x
-..1
M
T
..
1
...
1
iU
A
I
!
Man
in
the
Moon
The
circus
Is
aere
bottle
of
pop
or
a
horses
or
a
chance
I
Pore
imcranee
of
so
pKtaresqu
personality
is
easily
explained.,
During
th
eight
years
before
the!
wax
he
was
acting
as
a
military
at-!
"ache
first
at
Budaoest,
then
Berne.
"id
Vienna,
and
finally
at
Berlin,
j
Little
would
be
heard
of
hint
then
I
uttie
prominence
is
erer
given
to
attaches.
It
i
part
of
their
Job
to.
be
unobtrudTe
and
watch.
During
this
time
he
figured
in
an
cxdting
episode
since
recounted
by
eir
Nerille
Henderson,
former
Ambassador
m
Berlin.
When
HlUer
drew
no
at
Oodesbarg
in
September,
1S3S,
his
peremptory
plans
for
occupying
Sndeteniand,
Sir
Nerille
says:
"Thanks
to
the
energy
and
drlre
of
Colonel
Mason
Macfarlahe
the
German
memorandum
and
the
map
with
the
Godesburg
line
marked
on
it
were
in
the
bands
of
the
Czech
government
the
same
night
It
had
meant
Mason
Macfarlane
flying
back
to
Berlin,
motoring
lo
the
Czech
fronUef
and
then
walking
ten
kilometres
in
the
dark
through
Czech
barbed
wire
and
other
en
tanglements
at
the
constant
risk
of
being
shot
as
a
raider
by
either
German?
or
Czechs."
When
war
wa
declared
and
he.
became
the
DALt
he
vanished
al-
together
into
anonymity.
He
was:
the
only
Major-Oeneral
in
the
army!
lii
France
whom
war
correspondents,
were
forbidden
to
name.
PLANE
SUFFERED
MOST
LONDON.
Aug.
30:
CPI-'-Wheni
an
airplane
about
to
land
crashed!
into
a
.motor-car
parked
on
the1
highway
the
plane
was
destroyed!
but
a
woman
in
the
car
was
In-'
'.01X
T1SU
,
,
'
.7
,t
v
I
Y
x
Jur4(L
""
"f-o-ner
was
fined
stanu
cnargeu
toaay
wnn
ine
maintaining
01
mat
traai-
$255
for
learing
the
car
in
a
pro-tion'."
hlblted
place.
APPLAUSE
FOR
PUNCH
Thousands
who
how
Hayana
tobacco
ap
plaud
the
flavour
and
fragrance
oi
Canada's
finest
J
Hcnr
about
a
ride
on
the
to
lose
roar
British
Officer.
Seeond-in-Cm-
spare
cash
at
one
of
the
games?
mand
at
Gibraltar,
Has
Had
Dramatic
Career
at
European
There's
one
thing
about
Princt
Capitals
Rupert.
There
seems
to
he
always
something
doing.
If
there
isn't;
a
LONDON.
Aug.
30;
iCPi
An
"in-
carniral
there
is
osoally
a
game
Tiiitle
man"
of
the
British
army
of
three-two.
ha
QuieUy
emerged
into
the
public
Hght
as
the
holder
cf
cne
of
the
Visitor:
"How
many
controls
nwsst
responsible
positions
in
the
hare
you
on
that
radio
set?"
war-conmlsed
world
of
today.
He
Host:
"Three
my
wife,
son
and
is
MaJ.-Gcneral
P.
it.
M.
Macfarlane.
daughter."
rscrcd-rn-cornrnand
of
the
Rock
of
-
Gitraltar
at
a
time,
when
it
Is
"Smith's
wife
thinks
the
world
threatened
with
the
greatest
assault
of
her
hasband."
;n
it
history.
He
has
done
these
"Does
she?"
three
imnortant
and
dramatic
Jobs
"Y"-
she
rren
beKeres
the
par-
!
m
the
last
12
months:
rot
bright
Mzito
swear."
Studied
the
swift
assemblage
of
the
German
machine
with
lynxlike
eyes
as
military
attache
in
Ber-'in
in
the
period
Immediately
before
the
war.
Followed
step
by
step
aU
mores
tt
the
German
army
behind
their
fronUers
as
DM1.
Director
of
-Military
Inteffigence
with
the
Bri-tth
ExoediUonary
Force
in
France
Oreanized
and
led
a
flying
col
umn
of
mixed
trooo
of
erery
k
nd
from
first-class
soldiers
to
pioneers
known
as
the
"Mac
Force"
which
maSe
a
boW
attempt
to
check
the
1mp
break-through
towards
the
Channel
ports.
1
This
tall
Scot
with
the
powerful
aw
and
slow
Toiee
is
a
man
of
in-cmitable
courage,
dogged
deter-i
ninaUcn
and
great
imagination.
1
He
is
a
bulldog
with
the
heart
of
a
et.
He
writer
ooetry
a
a
dis-i
I
I
crept
upstairs,
my
shoes
In
hand
Just
a'
the
njght
took
wing.
And
saw
ray
.wife,
four
steps
iboTe
;
.
Doing
the
same
darned
thing.
Rittct
CIGAR
PANETRAS
or
PERFECTOS
10c
LILIES
15c
it
try
yuu
ruf
auibciiuiiK
iu
wap
a
Cla&siilied
Ad.
Ex-Officer
Y.C.
Now
Scrubs
Deck
!.
lit)
the
Thame
River
patrfl
set-
ease
kno-ro
m
the
7r-Tire.
"
'V.
C-
Untmuu
-
Commander
Drain-j
At
the
afbrnk
the
mood
was
a
varied
the
Victoria
war
he
tried
Join
up
an.
Cross
In
1918
for
resostog
all
the
an
otfierr
bat
as
he
:i
"4
surrtvorc
of
H.
M.
S.
YtynrttTe
lamed
donra.
Determined
Gallant
SaBr
Of
Last
War
Goes
when
she
was
Mi
aj
ibteck
.to
.seat
tWttTJ
signed
,
ab
t
Re-enter
5mif
to
Ostead
Harbor.
AXboegb
he
an
A.
B.
fable-bodied
sea.-
wnxW
to
"
P"
the
river,
patrol
service
ar.c
"'"
"
took
hfc
motor
tauntfe
Into
the
as
an
ordinary
deekha'-LON"DOi.
Ash.
M:
tCP
Lieni-
K,rhrir
n-der
terrffie
fir
f
ram
,..v.
.
if.rn.l.
'
c.
mood.
V
C,
one
of
England's
'
"
heroes
of
the
First
Great
War.
actlon
carried
a
kitten
on
Us
Ifs
the
cnmj'j.i
rrtu-
t
has
Jofced
Bp
as
an
able
seaman
shoulder
ar.d
for
:hat
reason
be-
vertlstnt:
that
counts.
WE'RE
GIVING
AWAY
7
Pairs
Of
Shoes
7
Hats
-
-
-
7
Ties
Saturday
the
last
day
of
our
7th
ANNIVERSARY
SALEwe
are
giving
away
seven
pairs
of
shoes
(your
choice
of
our
entire
stock)
with
the
first
seven
suits
sold.
Our
Suits
are
the
style
stars
of
the
season.
Superb
values
that
will
put
you
steps
ahead
in
the
style
parade
for
fall.
We
are
also
giving
seven
hats.
(Your
own
selection)
with
the
first
seven
topcoats
sold.
We
only
wish
that
we
could
describe
these
coats
to
you
because
they
are
really
first
rate
examples
of
tailoring,
styling
and
quality
.Seven
ties
will
be
given
away.
(Select
your
own.)
With
the
first
seven
pairs
of
trousers
sold.
Remember
that
Saturday
is
your
last-
opportunity
to
take
advantage
of
our
7th
ANNIVERSARY
SALE.
We"
still
have
many
specials
in
all
lines
of
clothing
and
shoes.
You
are
invited
to
drop
in
and
see
for
yourself.
William
F.
Stone
CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION
P.S.
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We
would
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
our
many
friends
and
patrons
for
their
patronage.
We
hope
to
continue
to
serve
them
for
many
more
years.
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