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Wednesday,
September
4,
1940.
EDITORIAL
HOUSING
SITUATION
The
real
estate
and
newspaper
offices
are
being
deluged
with
inquiries
from
people
wishing
to
rent
houses,
rooms
or
flats.
Soldiers
are
here
who
wish
to
bring
their
wives
north
but
who
cannot
do
so
because
ot
lack
of
accommodation.
:
All
existing
accommodation
is
taken
and
even
the
hotels
are
filled.
On
Sunday
night
at
least
one
man
tried
every
hotel
and
rooming
house
in
town
and
could
not
net
a
place
to
sleep.
He
had
to
call
on
a
friend
for
a
shakedown.
That
is
the
situation.
The
city
has
never
been
so
comtleiteTv
filled
up
as
it
is
today.
What
is
the
remedy?
Of
course
the
natural
thing
would
be
for
local
people
to
build
new
houses
for
the
possiDiiiiy
oi
ounciing
a
nome
ior
nimseii
m
rnnce
nu
.
.
.,
.,
.
.
pert.
For
For
T.
a
a
man
man
in
m
uniform
uniform
the
the
city
city
commissioner
commissioner
agreec
agreed
to
give
two
lotk
at
half
the
price
charged
others
for
simi
lar
lots.
The
broposal
is
being
investigated
and
may
go
through.
Several
nthpr
mpn
in
uniform
nrf
rnnsirlerin
tr
DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE
Charles
Lindbergh
and
Henry
Ford
hold
medals
for
distinguished
service
.given
them
by
Adolf
Hitler.
A
contemporary
very
reasonably
asks
to
whom
the
distinguish-
GRADUAL
CHANGE
There
is
coming
about
a
gradual
change
of
opinion
as
to
whom
is
going
to
win
the
war.
When
France
collapsed,
people
looked
rather
pityingly
on
little
Great
Britain
and
wondered
how
long
the
country"
could
hold
out.
Thev
ar
CHAMBER
IS
IN
SESSION
Junior
Bard
01
Trade
To
Nominate
Officers
Will
Also
Sek
New
Memlers
A
nominaUng
committee
consisting
of
J.
C.
Gllker.
Oeorje
L.
H;rie
and
A.
S.
Nlekerson
was
drlsgated
at
the
re?nlr
njon'hl
ner
meeting
Isst
night
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Ru
er
Chmhf
nt
rmrt
ty
present
a
slate
o7
officers
fi-
nexr
-year
at
the
October
metln
of
the
Junior
Chamber.
A
co-itmUt'e
consisting
of
A.
S.
Nickerson,
R.
E.
Mortimer
E.
CK
Soathby
All
Rivett,
Peter
DeJon.
O.
T.
Oer-man
and
T.
J.
Williams
wrs
so-pointed
ta
undertake
a
drive
for
new
members.
Last
night's
meeting
of.
th
Junior
Chamber
wa
thr-
flr-t
frrt-lowlng
a
suspension
of
two
months
during
the
Summer
vacation
season.
President
A.
S.
Nk-erson
was
In
the
chair.
Business
at
thet
.meeUng
was
largely
of
routine
nature.
Thera
was
correspondence
concniln?
the
recent
freeing
of
Joe
CeHns
from
prison,
assistance'
In
connection
with
national
registration,
legislation
regarding
the
sale
of
petroleum
products,
costs
of
education
and
the
recent
convention
of
the
Junior
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
British
Columbia
at
Liner
Disables
Italian
U-Boat
4
LISBON,
Sept.
4:
(CP)
In-
formed
sources
said
today
that
the
British
liner
Avoceta
had
been
attacked
by
an
Italian
submarine
off
Portugal
today.
Fired
on
twice
zy
the
submar-
ln
thp
Avnreta
rptiirtipd
the
volley
of
shellflre.
shattering
the
raider's
periscope.
The
sub-
marine
then
submerged.
V
Is
Looking
For
people
who
are
needing
them.
The
difficulty
is
that
localj
A
Irnlonp
Snrnrp
people
do
not
seem
to
have
the
money
with
which
to
build
.
rVlipldllc
UJJI
UA.C
or
they
are
otherwise
tied
up
so
that
they
cannot
do
it.
At
one
time
there
was
a
local
building
society
that
helped
to
finance
new
houses.
It
paid
steady
dividends
while
it
was
gqing.
Unfortunately
it
was
decided
to
wind
up
the
society;.
The
final
dividend
paid
was
7
per
cent,
most
of
the
previous
dividends
being
eight
per
cent.
Yesterday
one
of
the
local
men
in
uniform
who
wishes
to
bring
his
wife
and
family
to
the
city
investigated
the
a
similar
proposition.
They
argue
that,
if
they
are
hereheadquarters
statf
ln
vlctorla
only
a
few
months,
they
will
have
the
houses
which
should
1
pay
them
good-;
dividends
Ready
built
houses
are
also
be-
A
ID
D
A
IRQ
ing
discussed
RAllJiJ
It
might
well
be
a
subject
for
discussion
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Mpnday
If
any
member
or
outsider
has
a
possible
'remedy
for
the
situation.
fighting
plane
and
"
o
d
i
Small
Down
Payment
Balance
'
On
Easy
Terms
Theory
and
Actuality
.
i
pleasant
ana
comiorung
mouem
'
a
suitabie
stand
ot
Sitka
spruce.
to
a
nation
that
had
no
aggressive
Mr.
Gregg
was
formerly
assistant
designs.
The
second
was
the
belief
district
forester
here
but
in
more
that
a
line,
several
kilometres
ln
recent
years
has
been
attached
to
depth
perhaps,
but
still
a
line
REPULSED
LONDON,
Sept.
4!
like
the
Chinese
wall,
was
the
answer
to
an
offensive.
Hence
the
Maginot
Line,
,
built
in
strength
onjv
alone
the""
Franco-German
frcnuer.
with
the
assumption,
de-
silt"
the
town
of
the
last
war
that
neutrality
.would
be
respected
The
theory
of
linear
defence
was
exploded
by
breaking
a
hole
through
and
consistently
pushing
forces
through
the
break
to
fan
out
and
establish-
themselves
on
t
i
fTM
.
.
.
.
I
'
w"
'
unv-wvwivui
lahl
ed
service
was
rendered.
The
convincing
answer
IS
that
guns
repelled
three
enemy
thrusts
of
the
gun
projectile
u
was
renuerea
to
uermany,
a
correspondent
seems
to
!
today
as
it
was
disclosed
that
Royal
think
both
of
these
men
are
continuing
to
earn
their
medals
by
serving
Hitler
instead
of
their
own
country.
Their
public
utterances
seem
to
indicate
this.
Nazis
Driven
Away
From
Britain
Today
IUA.F.
Strikes
Successfully
at
French
Coast
gued
that,
if
they
could
not
win
with
the
help
of
France's
airdrome,-
the
Air
Ministry
atd
of
jaie
iujn,
uivy
cei
lauiij
cuuju
ijuu
ue
eApecieu
to
win
ne
louquet
aiiacic.
when
standing
alone.
The
only
thing
wrong
with
the
ar-
Attempted
attacks
on
Kent
and
gument
was
the
mentality
and
stamina
of
the
British
&sex
a,nxrt5
by
two
German
fore-people.
They
showed
the
stuff
of
which
they
were
made
rturn!dub"k
J1101
d
caSual
during
the
wofiderful
retreat
from
Dunkirk!
Since
that
ST"
Kprted
amaf?
they
have
come
to
a
realization,
that
the
British
Empire,
There
were
three
brf
alarms
in
With
the
aid
6f
the
United
States,
IS-
the
most
powerful
London
and
five
German
planes
force
in
the
world.
Today
th
whole
world
is
gazing
with
were
brought
down
m
a
short
bat-admiration
atnhe
stubborn
defence
of
Britain
and
the
"e
uver
a
heast
where
M
brilliant
attacks
on
Germany
and
Italy.
A
month
has
seen
SJ
mSX
however
an-a
great
change-in
world
sentiment
and
the
next
month
or
noumed
that,
during
the
night,
two
is
very
likely
to
show
a
much
greater
change.
The
oerman
bombers
had
caused
a
Royal
Air
Force
,is
being:
strengthened
almost
every
day.
number
of
fatalities
as
they
at-The
losses
are
not
large
and
the"
morale
is
at
the
very
Ucked
a
northeast
coast
town
m
hiffhest
waves.
'
...
.
'
'
...
'
The
Germans
claim
set
Jtif'
5:uU
haying
rr,,
T,
;
the
i
A
1
The
British
are
awaiting
promised
invasion
with
fire8
ln
Liverpool,
Cardiff,
Bristol,
confidence.
Coventry
and
Plymouth.
anti-aircraft
the
dive-bomber
taking
the
place
'College.
Air
Force
bombers
had
launched
a
four-hour
series
of
rormter-attacks
Tuesday
night
against
advanced
German
bases
ln
France.
The
British
raids
were
aimed
at
Pas
de
Calais,
Le
Touquet,
St.
Omer
and
other
points.
"High
explosives
were
dropped
on
a
landing
ground.
Later
aircraft
maintained
the
attack
and
.one
pi
lot
saw
six
seDarate
fires
on
an
McNaughton's
command
are
there
In
quantity.
General
Crerar's
enunciation
Is
crisp
and
clear,
unhurried.
The
t
the
country
in
the
rear;
CP)
British
ment
by
air
arid
bombing
bv
air.
first
impression
is
that
of
a
practical
and
sound
workman
with
materials
to
hand
in
a
factual
situation.
But
as
his
words
march
and
counter
march,
skirmish,
retreat
and
advance,
a
defence
ln
great
depth
and
much
moblU
force
is
observable,
the
imagination
and
flexibility
ot
mind
neces
sary
to
deal
with
a
kaleldescopic
i
!
world..
i
;
He
considers'
,for
example,
the
possibility
of
a
world
Utopia
with
free
trade,
free
'mlgratton,
then
dismisses
the
idea
as
something
desirable
perhaps,
definitely
out
ot
our
time.
He
considers
the
ef
fect
on
minorities
of
the
contraction
of
the
earth
through
the
radio
and
automobile
mixing
populations,
whether
the
disappearance
of
small
naUons
in
Europe
is
an
Indication
of
a
tendency
toward
larger
groupings.
He
is
an)
active
member
of
the
Institute
of
International
Affairs.
Then
he
turns
again
to
his
men
and
guns,
and,
equipment.
Me
is
confident
that
the
men
will
be
sought
and
found
as
they,
are
Little
Spare
Time
There
is
small
time
these
days
to
go
and
sail
at
the
family
summer
place
at
Foote's
Bay.
Mnskoka.
Sometimes
he
gets
In
a
rubber
of.
bridge,
Ho-'
jinark
'
but
a
good
player.
General
Crerar
Is
married
to
the
former
Miss
Verschoyle
Cronyn
and
they
have
two
children.
Their
datrghter,
Peggy,
Is
married
to
Lieut.
H,
Z,
Palmer
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
and
the
17-
year
old
son
Is
at
Upper
Canada
.
'Among
his
maps,
behind
an
en-
The
answer
was
defence
ln
great
ormous
desk
covered
with
docu-depth
and
mobile
forces
tor
menu,
books
and
papers,
Oeneral
counter
attack.
The
island
of
the
Crerar
sits
and
occasionally
smokes
United
Kingdom
.so
defended,
a
large
curved
shell
briar
pipe.
There
are
pill
boxes
In
the
heart
As
he
talks
he
glances
at
a
good-of
London,
everyJlnch
of
terrain
sized
man
of
the
world
somewhat
Is
a
strong
"point,
The
mobile
as
a
chess
player
regards
a
corn-forces
Including
those
of
General
plicated
board
presaging
a
dlffl-
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WednesdayFriday,
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Friday
at
11
a.m.
Air-conditioned.
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fare,
etc,
Call.
cr.
Writ
.
crrir
ticket
office,
sit
thirii
ave
Agents
for
Trans
Canada
'Air
Lines
cult
game
which
he
is
sure
ot
winning.
On
the
mantel
at
his
back
are
a
dozen
photogjphs
of
high
mili
Wednesday,
Seu-a.
Save
Money!
Guard
Health!
with
an
ELECT
R:l
C
REFRIGERATOR
You
save
money
all
along
the
line
with
an
Electric
Refrigerator.
You
end
spoilage
and
waste.
You
are
able
to
use
and
enjoy
leftovers.
You
are
able
to
take
advantage
of
quantity
buying
at
lower
prices.
And,
of
course,
you
save
the
cost
of
ice.
All
foods
and
liquids
are
refrigerated
at
the
proper
temperature:
con
tamination
is
impossible:
health
is
protected.
A
small
down
payment
puts
an
Electric
Refrigerator
in
your
home.
Models
for
every
size
family.
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LIMITED
CANADA'S
WAR
CHIEFS
(Continued
irum
Page
One)
,
T
trine,
that
if
,there
tquality
that
would
should
be
hardly
guar-
an
tee
security.
There
was
a
good
deal
of
tal
about
how
a
75!
millimetre
sun
was
defensive,
whereas
a
4.5
inch
gun
small
difference
ln
calibre)
was
offensive.
"The
answer,"
the
General
points
out.
"lies
actually
at
which
end
of
tr
eun
vou
happen
to
find
yourself.
When
the"
war
broke
out
he
went
to
Londsn
tj
organize
Canadian
military
headquarters,
beginning
with
a'
colonel
and
a
stenographer
and
winding
up
with
'a.
smooth
machine
of
some
400
.
...
.
personnel
before)
his
return
to
E.
E.
Gregg,
loaned
by
the
British
ottawa
'
Columbia
Forest
urancn
to
ine
iea-eral
government
for
the
purpose
of
searching
out
suitable
stands
of
jn
pre.war
yearS,
General
Crerar
Sitka
spruce
for
airplane
manu-
sayj
jf
ne
is
asked;'
two
erroneous
facture
in
the
-war
emergency,
has
tactical
ideas
"cursed"
peacefm
been
in
this
district
for
the
past
nations.
One
was"
that
the
power
ten
days.
At
the
first
of
the
week
0f
the
defence
-Was
as
three-to-he
was
at
Prudhomme
Lake
in
the
one
compared
to
the
attack,
a
vicinity
v....
v
oi
which
rwwi
there
ou.it
is
u
s'u
said
to
be
tary
officials,
persona)
fntadi
of
his.
'Generals.'
pretty
much
he
observes
n
like
other
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