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Thursday.
November
14,
1940.
EDITORIAL!
guns
than
on
the
destroyers.
Canada
would
well
emplov
a
whole
squadron
of
cruisers;
every
possible
ship
of
thei"
Prince
Robert's
cruising
capacity.'It'is
common
knowledge
I
that
others
are
being
so
converted,
One
in
a
Montreal'
J
sliipyaiyj
is
reported
to
be.nearly
ready.
In
the
meanwhile
!
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kJ4
p'VJ
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VUtlUUIUil
4l4,VJy
UUlUUViDy
llIlaU
sweepers,
craft
like'
the
Bras
d'Or,
are
liable
to
be
called
upon
to
bear
the
whole
burden
through
the
winter
months
of
service
on
the
North
Atlantic."
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TWO
THE
DAILY.
NEWS
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Eiery
Altemoon,
Except
Sunday,'
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1
CIGARETTES
1
Hockey
Score
Pacific
Coast
League
Vancouver
7,
Seattle
2.
Hockey
Standings
National
League
WDLFAPts
Chicago
.
2
Rangers
1
The
naval
air
force
achieved
a
notable
victory
at
the,
Detroit
..-
l
beginning
of
the
week
It
put
a
large
part
of
the
!
Italian
ins
J
navy
out
of
business
in
a
bombing
attack
upon
Taranto
0
naval
base
on
the
night
of
Armistice
Day.
Two
of
the
en-1
Canadiens
.0
emy
vessels
were
battleships
and
it
is
thought
a
third
was'.
hnrilv
damaged.
In
order
to
make
sure
before
reporting,
the
victory,
the
navy
sent
reconnaisance
planes
to
see
what
had
been
done
and
to
take
photographs
of
the
wrecks.
It
was
a
glorious
victory
and
one
that
will
be
remembered
in
history
as
an
outstanding
victory
for
the
British
naval
air
forces.
The
Late
Neville
Chamberlain
-
-
-
The
recent
death
of
Right
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
until
a
short
time
aeo
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain,
was
a
sad
passing,
for
he
was
evidently
a
man
who
tried
to
do
the
right
thing.
He
thought
to
keep
Britain
out
of
war;
but
failed.
The
worst
his
enemies
could
say
about
him,
was
that
he
failed
to
realize
the
strength
of
the
enemy
and
the
sad
neglect
of
the
British
defences
until
it
was
too,
late,
leaving
the
enemy
to
conclude
that
the
country
va?
decadent.
He
did
not
realize
that
there
were
still
bandit?,
in
high
places
and
that
their
word
or
seal
did
not
have
any
meaning.
A
firmer
stand
and
a
realization
of
the
true
position
might
have
saved
the
world
much
misery.
Position
Of
Bevin
-
-
Ernest
"Bevin
is
much
in
the
public
eye
these
days.
We
do
not
believe
he
is
planning
to
oust
Prime
Minister
Churchill
but
we
do
think
the
Trades
Union
supporters
of
his
throughout
Britain
will
insist
that
he
be
looked
upon
as
the
successor
of
Churchill
when
the
time
comes
to
make
a
change.
Churchill
is
not
a
young
man
and
the
strain
of
leadership
may
be
telling
on
him.
He
has
already
rallied
the
nation
but
he
seems
to
us
a
little
over
pessimis-J
tic
in
his
speeches.
We
doubt
if
that
is
necessary
or
desirable.
.
When
Churchill's
work
is
done
it
has
been
hinted
bv
Beverley
Baxter
and
others
that
Bevin
is
in
line
for
the!
succession.
Ships
Are
Needed
The
question
to
what
extent
Prince
Rupert
may
be
aoie
to
neip
providing
snips
to
replace
those
lost
is
evidently
under
consideration.
Mr.
Bevin
in
a
recent
address
stated
that
in
six
months
Britain's
output
of
planes,
guns'
and
ships
wfll
have
equalled
or
outdistanced
the
output
of
similar
production
by
Nazi
Germany.
And
in
regard
to!
ships
the
Prime
Minister
warned
that
Britain
has
morn
to
fear
from
the
mounting
toll
which
submarine
warfare
is
exacting
from
the
argosies
sailing
to
and
from
the
United
Kingdom
than
from
the
bombardment
to
which
Goer-ings
aerial
armada
is
subjecting
cities,
towns
and
villages
throughout
the
land.
But
the
Prime
Minister
evidentlv
is
confident
the
navy
will
discover
a
means
of
defeating!
the
intensified
U-boat
campaign
made
more
difficult
for'
me
snips
iiying
me
wnue
ensign,
oi
course,
Because
or
their
inability
to
use
the
bases
on
the
south
and
west
coasts
of
that
part
of
.
Ireland
over
which
doctrinaire
Eamon
de
Valera
presides
as
the
head
of
the
neutral
state
of
Eire.
Britain's
mounting
ship
losses,
incidentally,
are
something
of
which
Canada
should
take
due
notice.
We
do
not
know
how
many
.more
craft
could
be
built
in
the
yards
of
the
Dominion
than
at
present
are
under
construction
That
is
a
matter
for
the
authorities
at
Ottawa.
But
at
the
present
session
of
Parliament
regard
should
be
paid
For
"the
campaigns
of
1943
and
4944."
An
Eastern
Opinion
The
Ottawa
Citizen
discusses
the
shortage
of
vessels
of
the
larger
classes
saying
in
part:
"Canada
has
no
cruisers.
The
nearest
approach
to
a
Canadian
warship
in
the
cruiser
class;
would
be-the
former
C.N.
passenger
liner
Prince
Robert
By
removing
some
upper
decks
it
has
been
possible
to;
eenvert
pie.
Prmce
Robert
into
a
serviceable
fighting
snip;
She
can"
reasonably
be
sent
on
lontr
cruises
in
almost
any
weather.
She
is
also
armed
with
heavier
You
tee
off
well
0
into
the
sun
H
And
feel
that
that's
m
a
good
Job
done,
H
I
Then
find
you've
made
B
I
That's
lucky.
I
When
ordering
beer
H
you
want
the
best
M
The
beer
that's
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B
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'
ISRAEL
Lecture
Sunday
in
Which
P.
W.
McMillan
Su;gested
the
Armaged-don
Was
About
Due
Great
Britain
will
be
the
light
to
ii?htea
the
Gentiles,
the
pivo'Jil
..cint
hem
which
ths
mfiuerw
of
Lsrae!
radiates,
according
to
P.
W.
McMillan
In
an
address
Sunday
after
n
Don
in
First
Baptist
Church
on
the
subject
-There
Will
Always
Be
An
England
and
Why?"
According
to
the
speaker
Britain
U
Israel,
the
chosen
people
of
Ood.
This
accorded
with
the
promises
made
to
Abraham.
The
Jews
were
not
the
chosen
people.
The
Jews
were
not
a
nation.
Gcd,
through
His
writt?n
word,
indicated
that
He
hsdagn.it
plan
for
Israel.
It
was
to
be
a
great
nation,
a
great
and
mighty
nation.
It
wj-
notibls
tha;,
in
the
efriy
history
of
the
founding
of
the
nation,
the
numtir
10
war
prominent.
Ten
servants
were
sent
with
ten
camels
tr-
seek-
a
wife
fof
Jacob.
They
travelled
for
ten
days
and
served
ten
years
as
the
price
of
Jacob'",
wife.
Today
the
centre
of
the
British
Empire
was
10
Downing
Street.
The
speaker
-aid
that
Ab-aham
was
not
a
Jew
and
neither
was
Jacob.
The
first
time
Jews
were
mentioned
in
the
Bible
W3
intb-
Bao'x
cf
Kings
when
Judah
was
taken
In
to
captivity.
The
Virgin
Mary
was
not
a
Jewess.
Neither
was
Joseph
"
a
Jew.
The
disciples
of
Jesus
were
were
all
gathered
in
an
upper
rocm
not
Jews.
They
were
Galileeans.
and
the
doors
were
shut
for
fear
ot
He
quoted:
"Ye
men
of
Galilee.
Why
the
Jews.
stand
ye
gazing,
etc?"
The
Bible
speaks
of
"cities
of
the
I
On
the
Day
of
Pentecost
they
Kingdom.-
That
could
not
refer
to
the
Jews.
The
cities
included
all
i
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EVERY
SPOONFUL
HAS
TUB
FULL
RICH
INNER
FLAVOR
OF
PURE
WHOLE
WHEA
Mother
Nature
endowed
the
whoe
wfieaf
breakfast
this
young
lody
Is
enjoying
with
food
essentials
w
oil
need.
For
two
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat,
with
milk
and
fruit,
contain'
no
.;
jjjj
than
eight
vital
food
values
three
Vitamins
(A,
B1
and
C);
Iron,
'
Calcium,
Phosphorus,
Proteins
and
Carbohydrates.
The
onique
Nabisco
Shredded
Wheat
process
brings
out
the
rich
inner
flavor
of
the
wheat,
bakes
eacn
discuii
io
a
lenaer
nur-brown
criipness.
Serve
Nobiseo
ShreddeS
Wheat
for
breakfast
often,
and
have
it
for
lunch
or
os
a
bedtime
snack.
THE
CANADIAN
SNIEDOCO
WHEAT
COMPANY,
ITD,
Niagara
EolU.
Canada
the
cities
of
the
British
Empire.
Then
there
was
the
United
.States
where
the
negroes
used
the
expression
"Massa"
In
other
words
Man-assa,
one
of
the
ten.
tribes.
Mr.
McMillan
set
the
time
for
the
commencement
of
the
millenium
as
sixty
years
from
now.
The
time
was
close
at
hand
for
the
great
battle
for
two.
of
Armageddon
which
would
be
(2C8)
fought
In
Palestine
in
which
the
final
triumph
of
Israel,
God's
chos-
en
people,
would
take
place.
Then
there
would
be
a
cleansing
of
the
land
arid
Jerusalem
would
become
WANTED
Small
kitchen
range,
th
motrnnnii,
f
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in
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wanted.
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of
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II.
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was
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SHOOT
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Dractice
with
a
SEALED
tenders
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by
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Matmln,
24.
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
h,ls
Jfe
h,"8
wJ1:a
a
2mpanion
Tuesday,
November
26th,
for
the
flred
af
Mentally
as
Mannln
ar-purchase
ranged
the
telet-
of
the
Cottonwood
Cafe
building
and
contents,
exclusive
;
of
ground
rights,
Hyder,
B.C.,
formerly
operated
by
David
Allen,
deceased.
Business
affords
splendid
opportunity
as
wage
proposition.
Premises
and
contents
may.be
inspected
by
calling
on
David
Oed-des,
8tewart,
B,
C.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
Strictly
cash.
Tenders
should
be
adressed
Official
Administrator,
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and
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