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93
CHAMBERLAIN
RETIRES
Ritrht
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain
has
retired
from
the
V.7
-
leadership
of
the
British
government.
His
last
speech
to
the
people
of
Great
Britain
and
the
Empire
was
full
of
confidence
that
the
Allies
would
win
and
that
the
world
would
be
saved
from
German
domination.
He
expressed
horror
at
the
tactics
of
the
enemy
and
his
abhorrence
of
all
that
they
stood
for.
lnt
npnnlp
will
Vip
nlpnswl
tn
knnw
thnt
Chnmhpr-
THE
NEW
PRIME
MINISTER
,
.
The
new
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain
is
an
able,
brilliant
man
who
should
prove
to
be
more
than
a
match
for
Hitler
and
his
minions.
He
has
courage
and
initiative
and
will
satisfy
most
of
the
people
of
Britain
who
look
for
action
in
the
conduct
of
the
war.
His
appointment
will
also
prove
most
acceptable
to
the
people
of
Canada
who
today
are
looking
for
leadership
to
inspire
them.
WAS
FORCED
TO
.MOVE
The
Germans
were
in
a
position
where
they
were
forced
to
move.
Economic
stress
and
the
mentality
of
the
people
demanded
action.
The
move
was
expected
so
the
Allies
were
able
to
prepare
to
resist.
Once
more
the
Germans
have
had
to
break
cover
and
in
doing
so
exposed
not
se4
how
he
could
have
done
better
than
he
did
in
order
to
please
the
Allies.
It
is
hard
on
Belgium
and
Holland
to
have
the
fighting
take
place
in
their
territory
but
it
had
to
be
sopewhere
and
it
was
hardly
likely
it
could
have
been
where
there
was
a
highly
fortified
line
such
as
on
the
French
border.
FAITH
IN
OUR
MEN
Canadian
people
can
have
full
confidence
that
their
men
and
the
men
of
Britain
and
France
will
make
good
in
the
struggle.
There
must
be
many
casualties
but
we
shall
most
certainly
be
proud
of
their
achievements.
All
we
hope
is
mat
iney
oe
given
a
iair
cnance
to
meet
tne
enemy
under
anything
like
equal
conditions.
If
they
get
this,
they
must
win.
The
navy
has
proved
itself
more
than
once
already
in
this
war
and
we
look
for
the
soldiers
and
airmen
to
do
the
same.
There
will
be
no
surrender
or
scuttling
of
ships.
"RUPERT
BRAND"
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COD
Smoked
Daily
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&
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ADVANTAGES
IN
WAR
ARE
ALL
ON
ALLIES'
SIDE
(Continued
Irom
Page
One
many
crepe-hangers
are
expressing
Quite
openly.
The
remark
that
it
is
not
a
question
of
when
we
win
the
war
but
If
we
win
the
war
may
not
be
disloyal
but
such
a
remark
can
do
a
lot
of
harm
and.
If
made
in
Germany,
would
put
a
person
in
a
concentration
camp
or
up
against
the
wall
facing
a
firing
aquad.
The
facts
do
not
warrant
auch
remarks.
!
"Thank
God
the
men
of
our
nary
do
not
think
that
way.
The
crews
of
the
AJax
and
Achilles
and
Exe
ter
did
not
say
that
when
they
chased
the
Graf
Spec
into
Man
tevtdeo.
The.
men
on
the
destroyers
who
went
into
Narvik
and
smashed
live
German
destroyers
thought
dif
ferenUy.
The
men
of
our
air
ser
J
vices
who
risked
their
lives
night
after
night
bombing
the
airports
in
Norway.
Denmark
and
Germany
i
certainly
do
-not
.doubt
their
abttlty
to
win
the
war.
"Here
are
we
in
Canada
sitting
back
en
toying
all
the
comforts
of
peace
time.
Our
farmers
are
a
We
1
to
ship
their
wheat,
our
miners
their
metals,
our
sawyers
their
lumber.
Our
shores
are
safe
from
Invasion
and
our
wives
and
children
safe
from
bombing
attacks.
This
all
because
we
have
the
British
navy
to
save
us
and
keep
our
sea
lanes
open
to
our
produce
and
protect
our
shores.
"At
the
srart
pi
the
war
we
lad
an
(inferiority
complex
about
our
air
fleet
Now
we
have
shown
that
our
air
force
Is
equal,
if
not
better,
than
the
German
air
force.
At
least
our
men
are
superior
and
have
taken
the
InlUative.
As
the
days
go
by
it
Is
becoming
so
superior
that
In
a
few
months
it
will
be
so
far
ahead
that
the
Germans
will
be
afraid
to
tackle
it.
"Last
September
the
BrlUsh
standing
army
numbered
80.000
men
pi
us
4uu.ouo
territorials
or
civUlaat.
'
Today
they
have
In
Eng
land
over
two
million
men
In
unl
form.
Those
men
who
are
Joining
up
in
England.
Canada
and
other
parts
of
the
Empire
are
willing
to
sacrifice
their
lives
for
us
who
are
not
privileged
to
wear
the
uniforms
lain
was
a
bier
enouch
man
to
be
willing
to
continue
to!and
our
duty
to
say
the
least
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govern
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post
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FOR
SALE
Size
38
steel
gray
color
suit,
hardly
.worn,
also
blue
overcoat.
Mark
Johnston,
tailor
made
In
first
class
order.
Owner
going
on
the
next
draft.
Room
14.
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Rooms.
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H2)
THE
DAILY
NW3
to
keep
cheerful,
keep
a
proper
per.
specUve
and
let
courageous
thoughts
flow
from
our
minds
to
those
of
our
relaUves
ancr
iwn
rfno
are
willing
to
give
their
all
nonUu
ago
things
might
have
been
the
Unjgd
States
he
came
to
the
conclusion
that
Mr.
Roosevelt
would
run
again
and
be
elected
but
would
not
have
the
support
of
Congress
n
hl
schemes
which
had
been
ried
and
found
wanting.
The
biggest
problem
facing
Can
ada
today,
.said
the
speaker,
was
haw
Canada
would
finance
her
own
war
effort
and
also
how
England
would
pay
for
the
huge
amount
of
goods
she
required
from
Cnada.
He
urged
economy
In
spending.
The
Oo
minion
would
have
to
find
a
billion
dollars
for
ordinary
expenditure
and
war
costs.
In
addl'lon
another
half
billion
would
be
re
ENGLISH
WAR
CL'P
Second
Hound
Two-Oame.
Total
Goal
Series
I
Rochdale
4.
Everton
2
lEverton
wins
round
7.5j.
Blackpool
3,
Burnley
1
Blackpool
winds
round
5-2;.
Manchester
United
1,
Blackburn
3
"Blackburn
wins
round
4-3
1
Barrow
1,
stoke
R
Stoke
wins
round
8-1
r
Hull
0,
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1.
Hud-
dersfleld
wins
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2-1
1.
Leeds
0.
Sunderland
1
(Sunderland
wins
round
1-0).
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United
1.
Barnsley
0
"Barnsley
wins
round
3-1
.
Newcastle
2.
Mlddlesbro
1
(Newcastle
wins
round
4-3).
Westhara
3,
Leicester
0
(West-
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LOSE
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AGAIN
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u-uii
praiLsm.
we
snoura
Uve
Kw
suffered
seven
c.ra....i
-
be
filled
with
optimism.
A
lew
ivcrws,
.
...,kt
(irratcsl
(ireatest
aunioer
in
Raw
l'r
Ten
Years
..4
k
h
Hvntat
u
nowon
-
-
i
Yetterdflv's
Bit
league
urores:
National
league
New
York
7.
Brooklyn
2.
PlUsour
8.
Chicago
3.
Only
wwnea.
American
Lraeue
Boston
3.
New
York
2
WaxhlRirfon
7
PhtKdelpbU
8.
HiWn)
0
Detroit
3.
St
IflHh
4.
Cleveland
9
JENKINS
IS
!
NEW
CHAMP
quired
to
be
expended
by
Britain
in
Canada
this
year.
This
money
NEW
YORK
May
11
CPi
Lou
would
be
raised
by
selling
English
Jenkins
of
8weetvater.
Texas,
good
in
Canada
and
by
selling
in
smashed
hU
way
to
a
three-round
Canada
English
holdings
of
Canad-'
technical
knockout
victory
over
lan
investments.
Possibly
also
there
Lou
Ambers
of
Herkimer.
New
might
be
borrowing
In
Canada.
Er-.York.
for
the
world's
lightweight
ery
hundred
dollars
worth
of
good
boxing
championship
last
night,1
Durchased
In
Great
Britain
would
Jenkins
floored
Ambers
both
In
enable
Great
Britain
to
buy
one
first
and
second
rounds
and
hundred
dollars
worth
of
goods
in
smashed
him
into
helplessness
in
--anaaa
cutting
down
on
person
-.the
third
round.
expends
would
b
helpful.
J
The
bloody
fight
was
stopped
In
one
minute
and
twenty
seconds
HU
r
J
C
the
third
round
V1U
V.UUUU
Y
OUCCdfl
Fight
opening
odds
were
IS
to
against
the
twenty-four
year
old
j
en
Kins.
ham
wins
round
4-1
.
Fulham
1,
Norwich
0
(Fulham
wins
round
2-H.
,
(
South
End
0.
NoO
Forest
1
Notts
Forest
wins
round
4-lt.
Crystal
Palace
8.
Arsenal
2
(Arsenal
wins
round
5-1).
Coventry
5.
Wolverhampton
2
(Coventry
wins
round
7-2
.
Swansea
3,
Bristol
Rovers
6
(Bristol
Rovers
win
round
6-3
1.
West
Bromwlch
Albion
3,
Bournemouth
1
(West
Bromwlch
wins
round
5-2).
Reading
0.
Birmingham
2
(Birmingham
wins
round
4-0).
International
England
1.
Scotland
1.
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Baseball
Standings
I.
Brooklyn,
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
National
W.U
MM.
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a-
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IfiUII.
J.I-LI.
urskle-
NE
WYORK.
May
11:
CP-Tne
The
Fishing
Industry
worw
champion
New
York
Yankee
.ritUburg
In
opening
his
address
Colonel
lo5t
their
seventh
straight
game
American
NlcholU
toJd
of
Attending
the
ses-
ye4tfrday
when
they
were
defeat-,
Bottoti
iion
of
the
Wartime
Fisheries
ed
S
to
2
by,
the
Boston
Red
Sox
Revels
ml
Board
called
to
discuss
the
many
u
wat
the
teugesi
losing
streak
.Detroit
problems
besetting
the
Xishlng
In-
the
Yankees
have
had
la
teu.rhlladerphla
dustry
during
the
war.
The
find-
years.
Cleveland
Indians
won
8
tojSt.
Louis
tags
of
the
board
were
In
the
inter-
4
,Tfr
st
Louts
Browns
and
kept
Washington
ests
of
the
fisheries
as
a
whole
and
pace
jn
the
runner-up
position
a
Chteatti
not
of
anyone
section.
Its
function
game
and
a
half
bow
the
Red
New
York
n.
n
A
.lrD
onri
hlrt
TVlth-
ftw
Th
third
ilir
D'tMit
TVtr
M
J
lag
to
do
with
controlling
prices.
If
blanked
Chicago
Whit
Sox
aiuJ
price
control
comes,
it
will
not
be
Hie
Philadelphia
Athletics
moved
irom
any
action
taken
by
the
board,
xnto
fourth
place
as
a
result
of
a
1
Colonel
Nlcholls
spoke
apprecl-
close
8
to
7
vtatory
over
Washing-.
ately
of
the
work
oi
the
war
supply
ton
Senators.
hoard
and
of
the
western
represen-
In
the
National
Lefegue
the
lead-'
tetive,
W.
C.
Woodward.
He
was
Ing
Brooklyn
Dodfera
were
dowe-
equally
appreciative
of
the
Gonad-
ed
7
to
5
by
New
York
OianU
and
an
minister.
Loring
Ghrtstie.
wliom
bad
their
martin
over
Oie
second
le
mrt
at
Washington,
and
Mr.
Ma-
place
Cincinnati
Red
cut
to
half
honey,
the
commercial
counsellor,
a
game,
in
the
only
other
Nun-
The
people
whom
he
met
at
the
al
League
game
yesterday,
ute
America
a
capital
were
outspoken
lowly
Pittsburg
Pirate
defeated
n
their
frelndship
for
the
Allied
Chicago
Cubs
who
dropped
into
a
.muse.
tie
with
the
Boston
IJm
(or
UUh
From
what
the
Colonel
heard
tn
place.
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