Thursday
the
Prince
Rupert
s
and
Labor
Council,
alter
"me
Minister
and
the
coun
"itiilUS
citui
io
U
11
lit
IV
ken
adjusted.
u
11
o'clock.
mkA
reoorted
ftftemnnn
t
K
rm
44mA
rtl
T
1
ir
V
hnicf
ni
I
hot-rrnc
I
PflPl
-sawVA
O
Of
Conservatives
With
Giving
ing
Out
Islam
Reiterates
Resistance
Russian
Bear
Stirring
Out
British
Military
Secret
,
OTTAWA,
Oct.
12:
(CP)-Hon.
C.
G.
Power,
day
charrrprl
Won.
R.
R.
Hanson.
Conservative
eader,
with
hntrnvinir
a
"secret
not
of
the
Canadian
overnment
but
of
Britain."
Major
rower
was
com-
pntm
tt
t
i.
t-
riv.r.irtf-ntn'n
i;isl
.
Y""b
un
ililll&Ull
a
pftvu
u
ui""'
;
,
xm
in
which
the
Conservative
leader
said
that
pn
tkA.
i
-r
...
tr
i
nna-
viiiiii.riiiii
nririi.'n
n
rniMii
ivri
i
.
t
nuiiiiti
w
w
-
-
?
for
training
outside
the
British
Commonwealth
viiii
inir
ti
i
n
v
ii,
i.
m
iiiuiiii
fiii
lit-
iiiiliuu
k
w
-ivvi
liir
TTiniinrr
rno
t:i
i
ii
iit'ii
i.
iiiiii
Liiwhv"
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VSV
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10
the
very
same
proposal
ne
rejecu-u
in
ne.
British
trainees
were
already
at
Kingston,
On-
11U.
Major
Twer's
statement
said:
"As
I
understand
w'
nanson
s
at.
nresent
encacea
in
tne
msname
s
H
it
er."
m
I
T
.
virT
a
Zi
i
iiii
1
1
1
1
r
1
1
1
1
l
ilt:
j.
j
v
'hh-.ti
f
are
s
of
the
measure
of
his
success
but
I
should
say
by
betraying
a
secret
not
of
the
Canadian
gov-rnment
but
nf
nv,'rn?w
Ka
mkv
Kave
made
one
rc-
w
ATTITUDE
BUCHAREST,
Oct.
12:
(CP)-Germanv's
drive
to
council
Addressed
by
j.
Bruce
the
east
took
form
today
with
the
arrival
of
trucklqads
.
itt
Ia
U'nrbpra
anil
I
flf
flurrO'lll
HnlfllOVC
M'lfll
flvflfl
ImirntiAtu
min'nn
,1,.,..
v...
nr.-
I
it.
;
r
xt
:
i
r
"
i
Liitr
mini
ukmijii
ill
Ln.i
ihtiiiihi
inn
riT
rnp
(
imnn
an
nam.
swastika
banners
through
Bucharest
streets
while
plan
squadrons
roared
back
and
lortn
over
the
city,
Tne
Nazis
irtmir
lu
rouune
qusuicss,
coming
arew
attention
to
DossiDie
c
uu
utuigrr
.ddressed
by
Jack
Bruce,
or-
new
moves
bv
the
Rome-Berlin
lve
more
are
expected.
The
Ger-
.u-
ni.vmKflr.
nnH
tlrwt-i-
41
n.i
man
itrnnns
and
mlllta
rui
pnn'n
i
..-
tr
DinA
nf
'ii.u
...li
.
it
iu.
mpnt
n
rp
hpl
n
a
mnvpH
In
hv
mil
Carpenters'
Union
who
re-'warning
of
British-Rumanian
re-
and
down
th
Danube
River
on
.
f.u.j.uin.
u
a.
.
.
a
harirp
n
TTi
a
1
1
v
11111
li
iriivi.iui
lhi
an
n
t
mi
a
npnnm
inn
nurca
n'j
n
nnpn
-
a
-
-
i
-
.
.
n-J--
TAmai
TTIffrwf
i
i
i
i.
i-.
flrPPPA
flilrf
TllfkV
ATP.
nf
i
"IS"1'
IU
1
A
t.-1-Vt
-
aav-
l
I
lill
Hll
1
1
111
LI
It"
W
HhC
Ul
X
111
IkCV
Ol
1
tits,
most
of
whom
had'
to
advance
toward
Trkey.
There
Turly
by
way
of
the
Black
Sea
them
af
the
public
meeting
light
before
Bruce
was
In
fine
form
and
to
all
who
were
there.
His
sea
In
Bessarabia
I
.
.
...1
i-V.
.
V.
A
I
.
.
race
aim
tunmui.
wiui
uic
maman
irontier.
m
tnai
u
nni
u)
dp
nan
a
mp
irnrvprs
nrp
near
the
Ru-
Is
now
considered,
inevitable.
Indeed,
It
is
anticipated
hourly
and
w.
,.,ff(m,,
riA!lt
would
be
surprising
If
It
does
not
n,'
;w
A
unartlcome
today.
Some
of
the
embassy
.
I.
.n-l.J
l.ft
ol.
it
war
ana
aiso
tnav
wnen
,
,
.
.
...
.
.
I
.
..
'
rnrfv
nnrt
Sir
Reginald
Hoard
and
n
ann
aii
if
a
na
iin
t
-
j
t
-
snashed
labor
will
take
Its
u,e
a,f
AT?
r
111
place
in
the
management
on
Monaay
Ior
i5l,anul
enr"UM:
e
country's
affairs
to
make
"wmc-
rt"
""S"
c""
"tt'c
'hat
rafter
all
the
horror
of
maae
Ior
'K
"
uu"mi
'
the
prace
shall
not
be
again
!Un,td
statc
minister
to
look
af-
Jthc-
who
by
.their
narrower
unusn
ukrn
t
..
...
.
..
..
Th
"In
ImMallnn
mid"
nf
Qer-
mp
ik.,nian
i
Dlanes
over
the
oriiisn
em-
UK
-
while
Italy
will
move
against
Greece,
according
to
the
plan
which
It
Is
said
to
have
been
evolved
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
md
Premier
Benito
Mussolini.
Italian
experts,
It
Is
report
ed,
will
come
to
Rumania
to
assist
In
the
construction
of
air
base$
at
Constanza
and
elsewhere
on
the
Black'SeaT-
Any
attempted
Nazi
advance
across
Turkey
and
Syria
towards
Egypt
will
be
met
with
two
million
bayonets,
said
an
official
statement
today
at
Ankara,
the
capital
of
Turkey.
The
Turkish
Prime
Minister
and
the
Russian
ambassador
had
a
long
talk
at
Ankara
today.
That
Rumania
Is
endeavourlnc;
to
avoid
a
break
with
the
United
States
was
Indicated
when
Pre
mier
Ion
Antonescu
called
-per-
ibassv
in
Bucharest
yesterday
fur-
..cnnnllv
nt
thp
office
nf
the
Ulll-
1
tub
V
v
uvvutv.
1
-
-
I
-
nv
tKs
i,i
uuti.
v
m
r
i
1
1
1
v
Hii
niiLuiia
an
ivuiuuinu
vriv
inn
nrrpcr
ni
n
i
.
r
rpninan.
.
.
"
.
ii
4A
litrntA
ilia
I
.
1ti
n
w
rjni
m
mitt
or
nr
were
luriuaiiy
aunacu
tu
""an
Ampncan
on
niitu.
wikj
wtu
iu
SOFTENING
Down
In
Face
Of
American
Firmness
TOKYO.
Oct.
12:
(CP)
The
Unl
ted
States
advice
to
Americans
to
leave
the
Orient
appears
to
have
States,
an
Informed
source
The
new
tack
in
Japanese
public
utterances
may
be
taken
as
a
result
of
failure
to
slacken
the
United
States
pressure,
it
Is
said.
Meanwhile,
excitement
at
Shan-hal,
accentuated
by
the
assassina
tion
early
Friday
morning
or
tne
Chinese
puppet
mayor
of
Japanese-occupied
Shanghai;
still
runs
high.
There
is
no
intention,
American
authorities
have
already
said,
o
withdrawing
1600
marines
from
the
International
settlement
there.
GOVERNOR
ISJAMED
OTTAWA,
Oct.
12?
(CP)
R.
F.
McWllllams
K.
C.
of
Winnipeg,
has
been
appointed
Lieutenant
Gover
nor
of
Manitoba
effective
wqvem
ber
1.
Damage
And
Casualties
In
British
Isles
Being
Held
Down
Liverpool
Hotel
Demolished
Crash
In
Wales
Nail
Airmen
Who
Bailed
Out-
Action
Elsewhere
.
.
..
.
i
r
,
-
.
u.ii.,
-
iu.
..iu,u.
At
"i-
least
ivur
four
uci
..i.v
i
u..
hlntlv
norwonv
wilt
mnv
nn
I
in
uc',MJru
"u
ii
itu
u
uu
uin,
vf
in
fi
will
l
in
n
1
1
w-
it
u
i
id
h
i
ihiiiiii.
i
-
was
further
significance
to
an
already
complicated
situation
by
the
word
that
Russia
was
to
establish
five
air
bases
on
the
Black
LONDON,
Oct.
12:
(
CP
t
Alter
a
nleht
of
scattered
attacks
over
twelve
parts
of
England
northeast,
northwest,
southeast
and
southwest
as
well
as
Scotland
and
Wales,
there
were
four
daylight
air
raid
alarms
in
London
today.
The
fourth
wa-
the
203rd.
of
the
war.
Considering
the
extent
of
the
raids,
an
"tflclal
statement
said
that
damage
land
casualties
In
London
were
and
elsewhere
"very
light."
German
planes
Woui
and
rabbin?1!
ncreas-
country
at
once.
If
they
remained
erated
after
the
American
lega-ing
began
and
rents
in
this
city.
The
dele-
it
would
be
at
their
own
hsk.
tion
had
intervened.
gave
farU
showin?
that
in
jn
addition
to
the
parading
of
cases
rents
hnd
hn
raUed
tu
nicciao
nf
Na7l
uiiicvia
ttnu
v
jwtt-
.
uch
as
100
percent.
ThU
ROidiers
through
the
streets,
all'
being
taken
directly
to!mftnner
of
oerman
war
equip
ment,
including
armored
cars,
tanks
and
planes,
Is
being
moved
Into
Rumania,
ine
entry
wi
German
military
forces
Is
un-
signs
Tnal
japanese
Are
Backing
doubtedly
being
conducted
on
permission
of
Rumania.
Eight
high-ranking
officers
of
the
German
one
Brit'sh
In
the
course
of
which
It
Is
estimated
that
the
ene
my
have
been
using
from
two
to
three
hundred
planes
nightly.
Manchester
was
among
the
cities
raided
last
night.
In
the
first
of
today's
raids
on
London
four
bombs
were
dropped
and
several
persons
were
killed
in
the
destruction
of
buildings
In
one
area.
In
the
second
raid
of
the
day
workers'
homes
were
struck.
The
third
resulted
in
no
damage.
Fierce
fighting
between
Royal
Air
Force
and
enemy
planes
attended
the
raids.
.
offlHMi.
nmnnir'
icivciuus
oauie
wa
luumn
i-j.j
inHnred
softened
-ft.
attitudi
among
.,UUV"
a
rdc
"rC:
tVip
7
TTnitpHi'
at
an
altitude
of
over
20,000
feet
said
enemy
being
sent
back
although
a
few
got
through
and
went
on
towards
London.
During
last
nights
attack
there
was
a
direct
hit
on
a
bus
which
was
thrown
into
a
store,
several
per
sons
being
killed.
A
number
o:
shops
and
buildings
were
struck
and
a
water
main
was
broken.
Three
Dorniers
Down
I
Llverpool
three
German
Dorniers
were
broucht
down
while
others
were
chased
away.
This
was
at
6:30
!
p.m.
The
Snowden
Hills
of
Wales'
were
being
combed
today
for
the
crew
of
a
German
raider
which
was
seen
to
ball
out
of
their
falling
plane.
During
Thursday
night's
raids,
bombs
fell
on
four
houses
in
a
Welsh
town,
killing
two
women.
Other
Welsh
districts
were
attacked
but
escaped
with
slight
damage
and
:
lew
i;aauuiLit'd.
I
Ancient
stained
glass
windows
of
DfOavpd
almost
twelve
hours
by
Canterbury
Cathedral,
seat
of
the,
Neatheuior.ecast
Tomorrow's
TTdes
11
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-ctte
High
11:42
ajn.
19.5
It.
Islands
moderate
to
fresh
23:58
p.m.
19.0
It.
jjterly
winds,
r
-
Joudy
and
Low
5:32
pjn.
62
It.
oUd
with
occas
P,jOV?tCu
18:00
p.m.
6.0
It.
Aim
i
tk.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
ifjf-'
If
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
12,
1940.
price:
t
CENTS
ermany
Is
Occupying
Rumania
r
i
.
c
.IP-.
azis
unvc
into
ooutn
eastern
urope
Now
I
aking
rorm;
Object
'
w
Is
Believed
Turkey
And
Greece
sn
r
with-!
n
nUKl
1
bo
ARE
HEARD
Military
Forces
Pour
Into
Bucharest
Britons
Arc
Mov
AIR
RAIDS
KEEPING
UP
Bulletins
:
WILLIAM
BURKE
DIES
j
William
Burke,
well
known
lo
cal
ex-service
man,
having
served
in
the
Spanish-American
War
as
well
as
In
the
First
Great
War
with
the
102nd.
Battalion,
passed
away
last
niffht
In
the
Prince
Kupert
General
Hospital.
He
had
ments.
There
will
be
requim
high
mass
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
Monday
morning
and
interment
that
afternoon
under
Canadian
Legion
auspices.
ST.
CATHERINES
WINS
TORONTO
St.
Catherine's
went
one
un
In
the
senior
box
la-
to
10.
making
the
game
count
now
two
to
one.
BATTLE
IS
ENLARGING
Big
Guns
and
Naval
Units
Also
in
Action
More
Devastating
It.
A.
F.
Raids.
LONDON,
Oct.
12
:
With
air
raiding
continuing
and
big
cross
Channel
guns
in
action
and
naval
u
:i
its
moving
into
battle,
the
Battle
of
Britain
has
increased
in
fcrccity
and
scope.
A
big
gun
duel
across
the
Channel
last
night
was
very
spectacular...
The
Germans
fired
at
random
and
little
material
damage
was
done
to
the
Dover
shore.
In
spite
of
fog
and
unfavorable
weather,
the
Royal
Air
Force
crossed
into
Germany
and
over
the
Channel
invasion
bases
during
th
night
and
again
did
heavy
damage
to
oil
plants,
factories,
docks
and
airdromes
at
many
points.
All
planes
returned
safe.
Kiel,
Bremen,
Hamburg
and
Wilhelmshafen
were
visited
and
the
coast
from
Rotterdam
I
to
Cherbourg.
Last
night
In
SRt
air
battle
over,
troyers
at
Brest,
Off
the
Isle
of
Wight
German
submarines
were
reported
to
have
engager
British
destroyers
but
there
was
no
statement
as
to
results.
Prince
Rupert
Legion
Defence
Corps
WEEKLY
ORDERS
heavy
fog
down
the
coast,
C.PJI.'
senior
archbishop.
of
the
Church
of
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.I
England,
were
damaged
In
a
recent
.
October
14
to
19
K
Gray,
Is
not
due
until
7:15
this
air
raid,
It
was
disclosed
last
night,
j
Monday
No
parade.
Thanks-evening
from
Vancouver.
Tho)
The
Germans
are
believed
to
have
I
Blvlng
Day
is
a
statutory
holiday,
vessel
will
sail
soon
thereafter
in.
been
dropping
many
more
time!
Tuesday
and
Thursday
School
'continuation
of
her
voyage
to
A1-.
bombs
than
before
as
fewer
explo-
of
Instruction
at
the
Armory,
8
aska
Islons
are
heard
during
the
raids.
P-m
I
INCREASE
IN
TRADE
Interesting
Diversion
Of
Commerce
In
Western
Hemisphere
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Oct.
12
Due
to
the
blockade
ol
Europe
by
war
conditions,
there
has
been
a
great
increase
In
trade
between
(United
States
ana
the
Latin
Am
prlrnn
rnunt.rlps
Pftr
thp
first
either
In
Canada
or
elsewhere,
ac-
ccrdlng
to
Captain
Loudon
Hamilton,
In
whose
rooms
at
Christ
Church,
Oxfo:d,
the
Oxford
Group
was
founded,
and
Eric
Bentley
of
CHOOSING
PRESIDENT
State
Electoral
College
Votes
Can
Be
Split
When
Popular
Vote
Close
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
12:
(CP)
In
the
presidential
elections
Tuesday,
November
5,
the
people
of
the
United
States
choose
electors..
The
been
a
patient
in
the
hospital
for
twelve
months
of
the
war.
United
electors
cast
the
votes
for
preslden
.
.,,
d
,,.
,!
a
long
time
and
went
from
there
to
i
statcs
export,
to
Latin
America
in-1
tlal
candidates.
Snowden
Hills
Being
Scoured
For;the
cu.
,Iomc
,n
the
Dyer
Apart.
;
cent
whUe
The
M1
yotes
,
the
electoral
fi'hter
was
lost
with
the
pilot
s?fe,
said
an
official
statement
on
today's
raids.
Some
house
and
business
establishments
in
London
were
hit,
said
the
statement.
In
Liverpool
a
number
of
prrsons
were
feared
buried
in
the
wreckage
of
a
hotel
during
the
night.
A
school
and.
church
wr
re
also
struck
in
I
Iverpool.
was
aptain
delivered
against
Lon
don
althouah
Liverpool
had
two
night
raids
In
one
of
which
a
hotel
was
hit.
traDning
staff
and
guests
in
the
wreckage
out
of
which
soni"
were
dug
out
still
alive
with
others
known
to
be
still
burled.
Commercial
building.
and
dwellings
in
Liverpool
were
hit
but
an
official
statement
declared
that
no
military
targets
had
been
struck.
A.
on
Thursday
nleht
when
raiders
broke
off
.
the
London
attack
earlier
than
usual,
strong
antiaircraft
fire
and
misty
fog
caused
the
abandonment
of
the
Nazis'
night
attack
earlier
than
on
any
night
since
the
Intensive
air
raid-
U.
S.
AND
RUSSIA
WASHINGTON
The
Upited
States
hai
conceded
two'
economic
fa
vers
tn
Russia.
Chartering
of
tankers
will
be
permitted
to
carry
oil
to
Vladivostok.
Bars
will
be
raised
on
the
delivery
of
machine
tools
to
the
Soviet.
MINISTER
QUITS
LONDON
The
Rumanian
min-
j
ister
to
Great
Britain
has
resign-
ed,
rayin;
that
he
cannot
be
associated
with
a
government
that
would
betray
the
nation
to
a
foreign
country.
sJrhe-bruntof
the
attack-liutJilsut:
nUht
.btfeatlne
Vancouver-1!
ports
from
that
source
were
31
per-lcollege
are
divided
among
the
state
cent
higher.
I
according
to
population.
The
actual
OXFORD
GROUP
IS
ACTIVE
Prominent
Visitors
To
Prince
Rupert
Tell
Something
Of
Work
They
Are
Doing
In
England
measure
of
a
state
s
electors
is
the
total
of
senators
and
representa
tlves
to
which
it
Is
entitled.
Usually
the
entire
electoral
vote
of
a
state
is
cast
for
one
candidate
but
occasionally
the
votes
of
a
state
are
divided.
This
can
happen
when
the
popular
vote
is
very
close,
the
,
popular
vote
Is
very
close.
The
usual
explanation
is
that
voters
in
considerable
number
believe
they
are
voting
for
the
whole
party
ticket
when
they
mark
an
X
after
the
name
of
one
"of
that
nartv't
plolnrs
V1pfnra1
ontji,
ar.
There
is
nothing
weak
or
dta-i"'
4V;
,
I
counted
individually
and,
If
the
top
,
v
,
.1,
n,
Oxford
,
n
.
i-
loyal
about
the
Group
nn
.Wf'
,
rf
.
minority
party
gets
a
few
more
votes
than,
say,
the
bottom
man
on
the
majority
list,
there
is
an
elec
toral
vote
for
the
presentlal
can-
la,d)date
wh
was
not
the
popular
Torcnto.
leader
of
the
group
Canada,
who
were
in
the
city
this
I
cholce
01
the
Ute'
'
'
week.
According
to
Captain
Ham-
greatest
piurauty
given
a
canai-
cross
rHamn'nnshln
final
lat
utnn
the
first
nersons
in
Sweden
'
oala
m
lM
las?lV
.elections
was
in.
jntoA6ffef''
th'eir-stTvlces
W-foT'forjlWaHrt
SteateSt?wa
la'lKJl.Th'e"
Finland
against
Russia
were
mem-'
"J-10-"
eicctorar
advantage
of
bers
of
ths
Oxford
Group
of
that
,
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
over
Alf
M.
country.
What
Is
true
In
Sweden
Landon
in
1936
was
considerably
has
been
true
elsewhere.
The
group
more
lop-sided
than
was
the
popu-'ls
gaining
strength
today
In
Ca-
lar
vote.
Mr.
Roosevelt
received
27,-nada
and
In
all
countries
where
476,673
votes
to
16,679,583
for
Mr.
the
fight
!s
loins
on
aialnst
an
Landon.
The
popular
advantage
aggressor.
An
example
of
the
type
wa,s
approximately
seven
to
four
cf
work
that
is
being
done
in
Bri-
whereas
the
electoral
vote
was
in
tain
by
members
of
the
group
Is
the
ratio
of
approximately
65
to
1.
a
recent
appeal
which
was
printed
and
distributed
In
the
north
of
England
as
follows:
How
To
Play
Your
Part
f
Forget
yourself
in
helping
your-neighbors.
In
days
of
tension
this
casts
out
your
own
fears
and
wor
ries.
Help
them
to
carry
out
all
Yuletide
instructions
about
air
raids,
evacuation,
rationing
and
waste.
Keep
the
moral
standards
of
the
nation
high.
Don't
weaken
the
r-
home
front
by
trying
to
wangle
Christmas
baking
supplies,
are
something
for
yourself
on
the
already
being
featured
in
local
re-quiet.
Make
a
break
with
all
the
tall
stores.
New
dried
fruits
such
personal
indulgence,
selfishness
as
raisins
and
currants,
peel,
etc.
jand
private
wars
which
undermine
are
in.
The
supply
is
good
except
national
moral
and
unity.
Every-
for
dates
of
which
the
market
is
body
has
his
part
to
play
in
the
bare
and
which
are
not
expected
moral
re-armament
of
the
nation,
before
December
at
the
earliest.
Be
a
rumor-stopper.
Those
who
Tea
is
subject
to
another
ad-love
their
country
sacrifice
the
vance
of
from
4
to
8c.
per
pound,
luxury
of
being
able
to
pass
on
supplies
are
getting
scarce
owing
the
"news."
Any
patriot
shoots
a
to
the
war
situation
In
the
Bast,
rumor
dead
on
sight.
Face
the
Potatoes
are
plentiful
this
fall
facts
but
don't
exaggerate
them,
and
prices
are
low.
There
is
a
Prepare
to
meet
them
instead.
fine
crop
in
this
district
and
gen-Faith,
confidence
and
cheerful-
erally.
ness
are
as
contagious
as
fear,
de-
An
"enormous
white
explosion,"
presslon
and
grumbling
,
louowea
Dy
iires,
resuuea
irom
release
of
bombs
at
Wiihelm-
shaven,
pilots
said.
Cherbourg
was
reported
a
raging
mass
of
flames.
Direct
hits
were
made
on
des-
MARKET
HAS
'XMAS
GOODS
Baking
Supplies
Already
Here
Potatoes
Plentiful-Apples
being
Cleaned
Up.
A
carload
of
onions
has
arrived
from
the
Okanaean.
The
onion
The
secret
of
steadiness
and
in-
crop
is
unusually
large
and
prices
ner
strength
Is
to
listen
to
God
are
firm.
and
do
what
He
says.
God
speaks.
Owing
to
the
crop
failure
in
directly
to
the
heart
of
every
man
Nova
Scotia
due
to
a
storm,
apple
and
woman
who
is
prepared
to
stocks
are
,
getting
cleaned
up.
listen
and
obey.
Write
down
the
There
Is
a'
strong
demand
for
thoughts
He
gives
you.
His
voice
British
Columbia
apples
and
Mac-can
be
heard
wherever
you
are
(intosh
Reds
have
already
advanc-ln
the
home,
in
the
factory,
in
--
5C.
per
box.
the
air-raid
shelter,
in
the
first-1
aid
post.
J
LONDON
SILVER
I
Forearm
yourself
by
listening
to
LONDON,
Oct.
12:
London
silver
.God
first
thing
every
momine
'
prlce
was
unchangcd
yesterday
at
.This
provides
a
clear
plan
for
j
23
7.15
pence.
eacn
aay
ana
uie
power
w
wore
,
with
other
people
In
complete
unl-l
,
ty.
In
a
time
of
listening
God
'to
God
and
obey
Him
is
the
high-takes
away
fear
and
fortifies
est
form
of
national
service
for
against
uncertainty,
hardship
or
everybody
everywhere."
bereavement;
He
gives
foresight
(
The
Rt.
Hon.
the
Lord
Mayor
and
cool
Judgment.
He
offers
of
York
(Alderman
R
J,
Pelleyn).
limitless
reserves
of
energy
and.
The
Lady
Mayoress
(Mrs.
R.
J..
initiative.
Pulleyn).
A
British
general
who
has
fought
I
The
Sheriff,
of
York
(J.
H.
.
through
two
wars
said
this:
"Tele-
Moore).
phone
wires
may
be
cut,
wireless'
The
Sheriff's
Lady
(Mrs.
J,
H.
stations
be
destroyed,
but
no
bom-
Moore).
.
1
i
''aCuiK
t
bardment
can
stop
messages
from
Lady
Lawson-Tancrcd.
God
coming
through
if
we
are
Canon
A.
R,
Lee,
Rural
Dean
of
willing
to
receive
them.
To
listen
York,
1
4