King
EDMUNDSTON,
New;
Brunswick,
Kov
21
-Drivers
of
locomotives
on
Canadian
National
trains
operating
between
this
railway
terminal
and
Monk,
Quebec,
have
been
instructed
to
tpund
their
locomotive
.whistles
when
passing
East
Lake,
which
Is
LONDON
The
Royal
Air
Force
staged
a
large
scale
attack
last
night
on
Duisberg
in
the
Ruhr.
Shipping
was
damaged
and
a
number
of
fires
and
explosions
were
caused.
Cherbourg,
Ojtend
and
Dunkerque
on
the
Channel
coast
were
struck.
Visibility
was
poor
and
there
was
a
wind
of
gale
proportions.
NEW
SESSION
OPENS
.
tONDON
A
new
session
of
British
Parliament
was
opened
today.
The
King,
in
the
speech
from
the
Throne,
pledged
the
Empire
to
fight
"until
freedom
was
made
secure."
The
King
continued
"I
am
confident
of
victory."
He
referred
to
the
ever-Increasing
aid
in
the
way
of
munitions
coming
from
the
United
States.
Prime
Minister
Churchill
admitted
that
Great
Britain
still
far
behind
Germany
in
armaments
and
said
there
is
long
row
yet
to
hoe.
WHY
LEOPOLD
SURRENDERED
NEW
YORK
Former
United
States
Ambassador
to
Bel-glum,
John
P.
Cudahy,
speaking
here,
said
that
King
Leopold
of
Belgium
had
surrendered
to
Germany
because
he
believed
that
he
would
be
guilty
of
homicide
if
he
allowed
his
armies
to
continue
their
resistance.
Three
days
before
the
surrender,
Great
Britain
had
been
advised
of
Belgium's
Intention
to
give
up
the
fight.
TURKISH
WOMEN
MOBILIZED
ANKARA
Fifty
thousand
Turkish
women
have
been
mobilized
for
military
service
to
augment
the
regular
army.
AUSTRALIAN
NAVAL
VESSEL
LOST
CANBERRA
Four
officers
and
nineteen
men
of
an
Australian
minesweeper
have
perished
in
a
collision,
it
is
announced.
BRITISH
AIR
MARSHAL
PRISONER
LONDON-Deputy
Air
Marshal
Boyd
of
the
Rojal
Air.
Force
Near
East
Command
has
been
taken
prisoner
by
the
Italians
following
a
forced
landing
of
the
plane
In
which
lie
was
Ifylng
over
Sicily,
It
Is
announced.
ITALIAN
LINES
BROKEN
ATHENS
A
major
break
through
of
the
northwestern
corner
of
Greece
has
been
forced
by
the
l.reeKs
nd
the
Italians
are
retreating
so
fast
that
the
Greeks
are
l
av-i"8
difficulty
in
keeping
up
with
them.
British
planes
continue
to
bomb
Korltza.
The
Italians
are
still
having
difficulty
with
revolting
Albanians,
j
Atini
ANnS
VISITED
AGAIN
hnmhtra
In
laree
numbers
at
the
industrial
Midlands
last
night
but
after
t
'hours
,....,.,.
...
.it
.,
INr.i
nnt
.a
rrraft
fire,
mere
"
""c
unven
on
oy
inure
cu.-"-w
ui.
three
air
raid
alarms
In
London
today
but
no
Incidents.
situated
about
thirty
miles
east
of
Monk
in
the
rearch
for
four
Royal
London
Rralisticalty
Expects
They
Canadian
Air
Force
airmen
who
will
Succumb
To
Axis
Demands
parachuted
from
an
Atlantic
Coast,
bomber
on
Saturday
last.
The
sup-
j
erlntendent
F.
Oriffln,
stated
that
LONDON.
Nov.
21:
London
oh.
drivers
have
been
Instructed
to
blow
servers,
looking
realistically
at
the
their
locomotive
whistles
periodic-
Balkan
situation,
anticipate
that
illy
In
the
hope
that.
If
any
cf
the
the
next
Axis
move
will
be
dlr-njlssing
airmen
are
within
hearing
ected
against
Bulgaria
and
Ruman-diitance.
It
may
act
as
a
means
of
la
in
order
to
force
their
co-thelr
finding
they
way
out
of,
the
operation
"in
a.
Nazis
southeastern
heavily
fofested
area
in
the
vicinity
European
drive,
of
East
lake.
.
1
Premier
Ion
Antbnescu
of
Ru-
The
lumbef
camp,
which
pilot
of-
mania
left
Rome
last
night
for
fleer
LebW
tie
of
Mptifcton
reached
Berlin
to
confer
with
Chancellor
then
he
balled
,6lit
f
ihe
plrff
L
1
Adolf
Hitler
end
it
Is
considered
Ibout
four
miles
;rom
trtd
fia"g
aifJ
.l(ke)y
tht
Rumania's
formal
slgn-Uon
it
East
Jtakt.
;
j
,'tnup
with
the
Axis
villi
follow.
War
News
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BLOW
BY
R.A.F.
struck
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industry
om
my
peoples."
The
speecr
referred
to
Anglo-American
relations
which
"could
be
no
more
cordial."
It
told
of
the
ever-Increasing
volume
of
munitions
if
war
which
were
coming
from
the
United
States
to
this
country.
"My
people
stand
united
to
fight
the
aggressors
until
freedom,
is
secure,"
declared
His
Majesty.
Germany,
he
said,
had
placed
a
yoke
upon
many
free
nations
and,
since
the
collapse
of
France,
Italy
had
seen
her
opportunity.
"I1
welcome
the
struggle
against
tyranny,"
declared
the
King.
The
forces
in
the
Mediterranean
were
.giving
a
good
'-
account
.of
themselves
as
Italy
would
come
to
know.
"
'
Premier
Churchill
'I.1
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
admitted
that
Great
Britain,
was
tun
ociuna
uermany
in
me
matter
-
ooopi0ob00OO0iwoowoaMc0&
of
munitions.
"We
have
a
long
row1
to
hoe,"
declared
the
Prime
Minister
with
his
customary
realism
"but
I
am
confident
we
will
give
a
good
account
of
ourselves:
With
Germany
fully
armed
and
ourselves'
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onlv
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nr
nne.hatf
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I
think
so
far
we
have
not
done
too
.badly."
Mr.
Churchill,
said
he
look-fed
forward
to
the
day
when
Great
Britain
would
nave
material
super-
lorlty
over
Germany
and,
with
the
I
devotion
of
constant
hearts,
there
Word
has
been
received
!n
the
city
and
will
be
learned
of
with
regret
by,
numerous
friends
of
the
death
In
New
Westminster
of
Lief
Husoy,
well
known
local
halibut
fisherman.
He
had
been
In
rather
indifferent
health
for
some
t'me
and,
after
arriving
at
New
Westminster
with
a
load
of
salmon,
collapsed
on
the
dock,
passing
away
later
in
hospital.
Deceased
and
his
brother,
Arne
Husoy,
operated
the
boat
Fredelia
III
which
they
purchased
last
year
from
Capt.
Olo
Skog.
The
late
Mr.
Husoy
is
survived
by
Germans
Strike
Again
At
Midlands
But
Not
With
Such
Damaging
Results
would
be
victory
and
freedom
"not
!
only
for
ourselves
but
for
all
rrxn-'
j
kind."
LONDON,
Nov.
21:
(CP)
Nazi'
Reiterating
British
determlna-
aerial
raiders
attempted
another
tlon
to
assist
the
Greeks,
Mr.
1
mass
"attack
last
night
upon
an
Churchill
said
that,
In
helping
the
cast
Midlands
town
similar
to
Greeks,
it
was
necessary
to
remem-
those
which
Birmingham
and
ber
the
need
of
defending
Egypt
Coventry
had.
been
subjected
to
and
the
Suez
Canal.
"I
can
only
say
j
but
ran
into
such
a
terrific
hall
we
will
do
our
best,"
the
Prime
Mln-
of
antl-alrciaft
fire
from
ground!
lster
said.
'guns
of
new
effectiveness,
tha,
'
1
A
general
debate
began
In
both
after
two
hours,
they
turned
'House
of
Lords
and
House
of
Com-"back.
The
enemy
machines
started
mons
after
the
formal
opening
ofioff
with
the
customary
Intensive
the
new
session
by
the
King.
wave
of
dropping
Incendiaries
but:
Britain
and
Russia
the
steely
defence
blast3
evidently)
Foreign
Secretary
Viscount
Hall-
discouraged
the
bombers
from
fol-f
ax
told
the
House
of
Lords
that
he
lowing
up.
As
a
result,
the
fires
had
"some
reason
to
believe"
British
set
by
the
Incendiaries
were
soon
proposals
for
a
trade
agreement
Put
out
ancl
no
serious
bombing;
with
Russia
would
succeed.
PASSING
OF
LIEF
HUS0Y
Well
Known
Local
Halibut
Fisherman
Dies
Suddenly
at
New
Westminster
materialized.
suence
snrouaea
tne;
fate
of
other
Midland
towns
similarly
attacked.
There
was
also
a
spasmodic
attack
on
London
during
the
night
but
the
damage
and
casualties
were
comparatively
light
owing
to
effectiveness
of
anti-aircraft
fire.
No
more
than
twenty
were
known
to
be
dead
up
to
last
night
attack
by
the
Nazis
on
Birmingham,
this
despite
the
fact
that
entire
blocks
of
houses
were
demolished
and
entire
large
store?
The
Germans
claimed
that
elgiit
thousand
smaller
workshops
were
attacked,
Last
night's
smashing
attack
on
England
came
on"
the
heels"
of
a
warning
from
Germany
that
there
would
be
reprisals
for
a
raid
on
Potsdam,
cultural
centre
of
a
widow,
who
was
In
the
south
at
the
time
of
his
death,
and
several
children.
They
made'
their
heme
here.
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21,1940.-
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price:
1
cents
Confident
Of
Churchill
Realistically
Says
There
Is
Long
Row
to
Hoe
But
He
Is
Certain
Of
S
uccess
FOR
HELP
OF
FLIERS
Railway
Trains
Will
Sound
Their
Whistles
In
Hope
of,
Guiding
Parachutists
Out
WW
Situation
Discussed
as
New
Session
of
Parliament
is
Formally
Opened
Today
in
London
LONDON,
November
21:
(CP)
The
King
opened
a
new
session
of
Parliament
today,
driving
with
the
Queen
through
bomb-scarred
London
streets
between
air
raid
I
alarms
to
deliver
a
message
of
confidence
to
the
people.
The
Speech
from
the
Throne
recorded
the
King's
confi-dence
that
victory
was
"assured
not
only
by4aprowess
of
the
armed
forces
ormjTEmpire--
DfTI
r
iT
'k
'
bu
also
by
the
devotion
of
the
clvll
J
I
A
K
I
A
'
d5fence
IJ
I
j
1
forces
and
the
tenacity
and
RUMANIA
Final
SMALL
GREEK
ARMY
SUCCESSFULLY
DEFYING
TL
DUCE'S
MIGHT
Victory
Mads
during
:
ecfnt
Greek
army
manoeuvres,
these
pictures
give
an
idea
of
the
types
of
modern
soldiers
making
up
the1
small
army
of
Greece
which
is
battling
the
numerically-superior
Italian
invaders,
Experts
an
mountain
fighting,
the
Greek
soldiers
are.
reported
to
be
successfully
holding
up
tr-e
advance
of
the
Italian
forces'
from
Albania.
Reports
that
Germany
was
preparing
to
send
a
force
-
through
Bulgaria
against
Greece
led
to
grave
doilbts
as
how
long
the
Greeks
could
hold
out
against
the;
combined
forces
of
Italy
and
Germany.
A.A.
MORE
EFFECTIVE
i
ITALIANS
i
I
CORNERED
'
Further
Successes
Claimed
By
Greeks
Around
Koritza
ATHENS,
Nov.
21:
New
suc-
cejscs
in
the
war
against
Italy
are
claimed
by
the
Greeks,
particularly
in
the
Korltza
area
where
the
Greeks
have
gained
commanding
positions
on
hills
overlooking
the
important
Italian
base
of
operations
in
Albania
upon
which
they
were
commencing
to
descend.
Further
Greek
advances
threaten
to
cut
the
retreating
Italian
forces
in
two.
Entering
Koritza
.
Greek
Army
forces
are
reported
to
have
reached
the
outskirts
of
the
besieged
Italian
base
of
Korltza
In
Albania
this
morning
and,
according
to
unofficial
reports
tonight,
advance
units
began
entering
the
city.
.
At'
the
same
time
in
the
coastal
sector
the
Greeks
are
said
to
be
marching
rapidly
on
another
Ital
ian
base
in
Albania
Alglrocastro.
It
was
on
these
two
towns
that
the
Italians
based
their
drive
Into
Greece.
The
Italian
air
assault
on
Greek
ground
forces
has
lightened
almost
to
-the
disappearing
point.
.
Eleven
Italian
planes,
have
been
brought
down.
In
twenty-four
hours.
f
Kenney
Seeks
v
Highway
Work
.,
VICTORIA;
"NOV.
21:
(CPl-
E.
t!
lieAriey,
M.L.A.
fof
Skee
na,
in
the
Legislature
last
night
urged
that
attention
be
given
to
the
northern
trans-
provincial
highway,
mention-
lng
the
twenty-mile
gap
be-
tween
Terrace
and
Hazelton
and
the
77-mlle
gap
between
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
which
has
no
road
outlet.
j,
Bulletins
BULGARIA
MAKES
DEMAND
SOFIA
It
is
reported
here
that
Bulgaria
has
demanded
of
Greece
a
corridor
through
Macedonian
territory
to
the
Aegean
Sea.
BIG
GUNS
IN
ACTION
DOVER
British
and
German
big
guns
hammered
again
across
the
Straits
of
Dover
today.
The
duel
lasted
for
an
hour.
..There
was
no
damage
nor
were
there
any
casualties
on
this
side,
at
least.
NAZIS
ARE
BUSY
WASHINGTON
The
Dies
committee
on
unAmerican
activities
issued
a
413-page
white
paper
today
disclosing
widespread
Nazi
propaganda
in
United
States
and
Latin
American
and
that
organization
was
under
way
to
give
Germany
control
of
United
States
industry
after
the
war.
There
was
also
widespread
erpionage
and
fifth
column
activity.
The
report
urges
that
United
States
not
wait
until
it
was
too
late,
as
France
had
done,
in
striking
against
such
activities.
SIX
THOUSAND
CHILDREN
OTTAWA
Since
the
wsr
began
some
6000
British
childrm
have
been
brought
to
Canada
ts
live,
it
is
disclosed
by
Minister
of
Natural
Resources'
Crerar.
Some
i300
were
under
the
Brit'sh
government
aid,
plan
and
the
others
under
private!
arrangement.
i
a.
v
AUSTRALIANS
FIGHTING
CAiltO
Australian
-airmen
had
their
baptism
of
fire
fn
western
Egyp4
yesterday.
While
on
patrol
they1
encountered
a
body
of
Italian
planes,
much
larger,
and
succeeded
in
bringing
five
down
with
loss
of
two
of
their
own
machines
although
one
pilot
is
safe.
FISHERY
COMMITTEES
OTTAWA
Special
committees
are
being
set
up
to
study
prob-I
lems
of
the
fishing
industry
in
connection
with
the
war.
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell
is-chairman
for
the
west.
DELIVERING
PLANES
WASHINGTON
First
of
the
"flying
fortresses,"
which,
with
Sperry
bomb
sights,
United
States
has
agreed
to
de?ivcr
to
Canada
was
delivered
Saturday.
Another
twenty
will
be
delivered
between
now
and
March
1.
AUSTRALIANS
ARRIVE
'
AT
A
WESTERN
CANADIAN
PORT
The
largest
contir
gent
so
far
of
Australian
and
N
w
Zealand
airmen
for
the
Empire
training
scheme
reached
here
yestert-day
for
training
as
pilots,
mechanics
and
observers.
Tt
ey
were
w
elcomed
by
Air
Commod3rc
Earl
Godfrey.
NO
NEW
CARS
OTTAWA
Hon.
C.
I).
Howe
announced
yesterday
that
the
manufacture
of
new
model
c:
rs,
radios,
washing
machines
ai
d
other
appliances
in
Canada
is
banned.
Canadians
will
have
io
content
themselves
with
existing
models
to
prevent
the
economic
wastage
which
new
fads
and
fashbns
produce.
This
is
so
Canadian
industry
may
give
its
full
possible
capacity
to
war
production.
The
peak
of
Canada's
production
Is
expected
to
be
reached
tn
eight
months.
MA
Howe
said
that
cf-fectivd
steps
had
been
akcn
to
limit
profits
and
he
cor
fidently
believed
that
no
new
millionaires
would
be
made
lit
this
war.
MORE
MERCHANT
VESSELS
OTTAWA
Negotiations
arc
under
way
for
the
building
of
eighteen
merchant
Vessels
to
British
account
in
St.
Lawrence
and
Pacific
Coasl
llii'pyatus,
it
Is
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