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Wednesday,
September
4,
1940.
SING
AS
THEY
WAIT
The1
radio
tells
of
the
people
of
London
as
the
city
is
being
bombed
by
the
iazis.
me
people
sing,
lew
stones
and
keep
happy
in
the
air
raid
shelters,
with
the
bombs
bursting
around
tnem
and
witn
tne
possioiucy
oi
inen
homes
being,
destroyed.
They
are
confident
of
victory
so
they
sing.
That
is
the
kind
of
spirit
that
cannot
be
de
feated.
This
bombing
was
expected
immediately
the
war
began.
The
people
even
then,
more
than
a
year
ago,
wen
prepared
to
endure
and
since
that
there
has
been
nr
change
in
the
situation
except
that
they
are
much
better
prepared
now
than
they
were
at
that
time.
Some
of
us
in
this
country
worry
over
the
situation,
except
that
they
are
much
better
prepared
now
than
they
were
at
that
time.
Some
of
us
in
this
country
worry
over
the
situation,
wondering
what
the
end
will
be.
We
might
well
learn
a
lesson
from
the
Londoners
who
are
in
the
midst
of
the
battle
and
who
sing
as
they
wait
for
the
bombs
to
drop.
Surely
if
they
can
sing,
we
in
this
wonderfully
peaceful
country
can
be
cheerful
and
optimistic.
DIVINE
PROTECTION
A
good
many
Prince
Rupert
people
have
expressed
the
opinion
that
Britain
is
under
divine
protection
and
that
nothing
can
happen
to
cause
defeat
of
the
people".
luc
inaj
oe
bombeu,
some
of
them
killed,
wounded
or
otherwise
injured
but
they
must
win.
Possibly
that
is
why
they
are
so
cheerful.
It
is
a
nuisance
having
to
retire
ati
the
sound
of
the
air
raid
sirens
but
it
is
not
as
serious
as
it
might
seem.
One
of
the
broadcasters
last
night
said
that
a
person
might
ride
on
top
of
a
bus
for
miles
across
Lon-:
don
without
knowing
that
anything
was
happening
ex-!
cept
for
the
noise
of
anti-aircraft
guns
and
an
occasional
bursting
of
a
bomb
in
the
distance.
It
was
only
in
certain
districts
that
bombs
were
dropped.
A
BEAUTIFUL
GARDEN
England
is
like
a
beautiful
garden.
Visitors
who
have
gone
there
from
this
continent
have
always
been
struck
by
the
pleasant
vistas
the
neat
irregular
fields
surrounded
by
trimmed
hedges
of
hawthorn
and
with
elm
or
oak
trees
in
some,
places,
particularly
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
farm
houses.
Cattle
graze
peacefully
in
the
fields.
Flocks
of
sheep
are
seen
occasionally,
especially
in
the
uplands.
Everything
speaks
of
peace
and
beauty.
Only
occasionally
a
stray
German
plane
drops
a
bomb
which
burries
itself
in.
the
fields
or
strikes
,a
house,
a
hall
or
a
church.
Life
goes
on
pretty
milch
as
usual,
except
that
the
young
men
are
in
uniform
helping
to
protect
the
countryside
or
joining
in
the
nightly
raids
on
German
military
GOOD.
WOKK.
GYROS
We
congratulate
the
Gyro
Club
on
its
decision
to
invest
unused
money
in
war
loan
bonds.
It
is
just
as
safe
there
as
it
would
be
in
the-bank
and
it
is
the
hundreds
of
small
investors
that
make
it
possible
to
carry
on
and
do
our
part
as
a
nation
in
the
great
struggle.
in
SCHOOL
Opener
in
City
Senior
Series
Is
Miss
Dorothy
Jean
Mctca'fe
lighting
Called
on
Account
ot
Darkness
Becomes
Bride
Of
Sergeant
William
Morrell
and
at
HOME,
tool
Starting
rather
late
and
finding;
The
wedding
took
place
"last
themselves
in
the
thick
of
the
on-
evening
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
coming
darkness,
the
Irish
Fusiliers
of
Dorothy
Jean,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Three
Sisters'
softball
teams
and
Mrs.
W.
Metcalfe,
702
Gorge
were
forced
to
give
up
last
night
Road
West,
Victoria,
and
Sergeant
with
the
score
at
two
all
after
play-William
Morrell,
Royal
Canadian
ln?
four
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of
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first
of
the
Engineers,
only
son
of
Mrs.
E.
J.
play-off
games
for
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City
Cham-i
Clifford,
S060
Harriet
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Vie-
ionshlp
title.
This
short
meeting
was
a
first
class
crowd
pleaser
until
the
field-
r-
were
no
longer
visible.
What
went
on
out
there
in
the
pasture
surrounding
the
pitcher
still
re-
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wore;
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polka
dot
dress
of
moss
green
with
a
turban
of
matching
color.
Her
corsage
mains
a
mystery
as
the
players
iconsisted
of
white
roses
and
chrys-
would
not
talk
and
the
umpires
janthemums.
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in
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yellow
.ame
ended
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terrific
struggle;
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suit
with
accessories
to
between
the
players,
the
umpires
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and
wearing
a
corsage
of
and
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spectators
and
peace
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yellow
crysanthemums.
finally
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was
set
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earlier
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jbr,de
awav
the
room
evening.
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by
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A
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In
the
sermon
of
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E.
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at
First
Baptist
Church
Sunday
night
dealt
with
a
practice
on
the
part
of
enlightened
men
during
recent
years
to
"damn
the
church
with
faint
praise"
as
though
it
were
an
out-grown
or
parasitical
institution
unworthy
of
the
support
of
wide-awake
thinkers.
Mr.
Brandt
quoted
Pr6f.
Albert
Einstein
who'
recently
stated
he
had
come
to
feel,
a
great,
admiration
for
-the
church
because
only
In
the
churches
of
Germany
did
he
find
the
courageous
voices
raised
In
opposition
to
Hitler's,
regime.
The
universities,
the
great
newspapers
and
the
leadin?
intellectuals
&U
took
shelter
in
silence
f'urttl?
Abe.
jhiys
when
the
most
xherisVd
Institutions
of
liberty
jcere
being
taken,
from
them.
It
was
the
churches
alone
that
had
the
courage
to
speak.
Prof.
Einstein
felt
obliged
now
to
recognize
and
admire
what
he
used
to
con
iidef
of
little
value,
Mr.
Brandt
asked:
"What
might
Jiave
happened
In
Germany
h
those
same
despised
churches
had
'
been
receiving
the
enthusiastic
support
of
the
enlightened
men
like
professor
Einstein
prior
to
.'Hitler's.:
ilse
to
power?
t
"We.
are
not
doing,
our
duty
to
oursel'ves,
'to
the
Empire,
to
humanity
and
to
Ood
until
we
re-pent
of
our
sins,
personal
and
corporate,
seek
Ood
4n
all
honesty
jand
become
His
willing
servants."
declared
the
Baptist
.pastor.
"Only
then
will
-we
have
the
morale,
the
courage
of
a
people
that
Is
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