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GRUESOME
CHAPTERS
NEW
BOOK
"Into
the
Blitz"
by
Wm.
Strange
Has
Ire
Aroused
by
War-
1
time
Tragedies.
"Not
far
from
the
hotel,
on
my
return
Journey
from
this
sorry
tour,
I
came
to
a
place
where
a
rescue
squad
was
digging
steadily
and
hard
towards
the
base-ment
of
a
demolished
house,"!
writes
William
Strange,
noted
au-'
thor,
lecturer,
and
CBC
writer
In
his
newest
book
"Into
the
Blitz,"
describing
his
sea
and
land
ex-
jperlences
during
his
recent
visit
to
England.
,
"There
was
a
grey
look
on
these
men's
faces.
They
were
obviously
j
tired,
but
they
kept
at
It
with
a
sturdy
vigor,"
ha
continued.
"Finally
they
broke
through
to
the
basement,
and
one
went
down
'
Soon
he
re-emerged
carryin;;
In
his
arms
a
little
golden
-
haired
girl
of
about
seven
or
eight
years
of
age.
She
was
limp
and
pale.
He
and
his
mates
placed
her
gently
on
the
sidewalk.
Only
one
man
spoke
and
he
had
but
one
word
to
say.
glinted
on
her
hair.
She
was
un
touched.
'The
blast,'
one
of
the
men
told
me,
'sometimes
collapses
their
lungs.'
"Then
they"
went
back
to
work.
"So
I
am
Just
back
at
the
ho-
seen
u.
realization
still
of
what
our
merchant
seamen,
our
sailors,
our
air
men,
our
soldiers
and
tnose
irom
all
our
Empire
countries
and
the
occupied
countries
are
saving
Ca-,
nadjans
from.
j
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MOTORS
ON
THE
MARCH
Recent
United
States
army
manoeuvres
held
at
Milford,
Mich.,
brought
together
a
mighty
array
of
mechanized
units
headed
by
a
General
Motors'
Diesel-powered
Canadian-built
tank.
Illustrated
above
is
a
scene
at
these
manoeuvres
which
were
witnessed
by
high-ranking
army
officers,
General
Motors'
executives
and
750
members
of
the
press.
The
planes
overhead
are
twin-powered
by
the
famous
Allison
liquid-cooled
engines
built
by
General
Motors.
'Dead.'
"The
ruddy
glow
of
the
fires
tha
nnmv
S1inl.
Ttp.
rill
and
the
red-gold
of
the
rising
sun
mg
th
yoyage
nls
snlp
wasbomb
ed
and
machine-gunned
from
the
air.
Part
of
his
story
was
actually
written
during
the
worst
air
raid
London
ever
experienced,
on
Black
WprtnosHnv
Anrll
1fi
whllp
hp
nc-
iei.
wnere
we
came
in.
i
came
,
T,ori1j
t,,io
ntr
Mirtc
VVWV.iV-VU
.......
l
U
U
It.
J
Ul....
fcUttllJ
in
uuuugu
nic
umjia
wuu
uiiw.-i
told
anger
m
my
neart,
ana
n
was
no.
pathos
and
humor
tragedy
and
easy
to
sit
down
and
write
again
.ltn-ht.
tniM.h
th
naees
of
this
for
the
tempestuous
rage
within
stralght.f0rward
narrative,
writ-
mc
cunu
uuw
jtujwuw
Canadian
ten
by
a
Seif-effaclng
ior
nw,
ana
lor
long
wm
symo-
who
risked
his
llfe
to
brlng
bactc
lize,
all
the
wickedness
of
themen;tjn
f.,,nw
nnns
the
"strai2ht
who
let
loose
this
horror
upon
the
goods.
on
tne
Empire's
war
effort
wona.
n
is
Deyona
au
comment.
nnri
thp
FjTinire-s
struaele.
His
I
understand
now
why
the
Brit-,
chapters
on
air
raldSi
the
r
at
ish
shrug
.their
shoulders,
and
say
se
vlslts
to
Canadian
trooos
and
jerry
u
ao
anytning.
airmen,
rationlnir.
the
work
of
our
They're
right.
He
will.
I've
merchant
marine.
above
all
the
Man
in
the
Moon
You
better
watch
out
else
the
SEE
COLOR
AT
NIGHT
taggers
will
get
you
on
Saturday.
pilot
TraininE
In
Canada
Includes
Beg
yer
pardlng
but
most
of
you
will
be
tickled
to
death
to
give
.
a
few
dimes
or
two-bit
pieces
to
the
lassies
who
offer
poppies
for
dimes.
The
recent
ruling
at
Ottawa
Special
Tests
Under
Complete
Conditions
Of
Darkness
By
J.
A.
McCOY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA,
Nov.
C:
B
Some
men
are
gifted
wim
tne
aDiuty
u
says
you
must
pay
your
bills
or
pe
weU
at
nlgnt
and
it
ls
par.
your
creait,
win
oe
cut
uu.
i
o
tne
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forc
pect
w
near
auoii
i.un,
u
i
uwi
k
medlcal
senices
duty
to
see
that
pay
my
bills
my
nose
will
be
cut
tnose
who
have
tnls
glft
are
plac.
oIt-
ed
where
they
can
be
of
greatest
value,
officials
say.
"If
the
barometer
droos
sudden-;
m
went
months
German
nteht
nlnln
"?Uts"
diSDlaVed
bV
thOSe
ltr-
lcr'f
4hlt
n
clon
thflt
it.V-l
M
M.
l
TTll
ITInrr-
That
excerpt
from
Mr.
Strange
s
wno
flght
for
freedom
and
the
st0rmy?"
dem
have
been
made
more
haz-
toiUy
"uwuu,
Empire
make
"Into
the'Blitz"
an
..Elther
that.-
or
it's,
fallen,
off
ard0us
to
the
Nazis
by
the'effec
pia.uww
uuiui6
u,
w
"s-;
inspiring
epic,
and
a
cnanenge
to
tne
nail"
land
must
oring
to
nis
reaaers
a
all
of
us
of
who
sm
ilve
he.
realization
of
the
horror
with
cause
otners
have
dled!
which
our
English
defenders
are;
continually
faced
and
a
stronger;
Paralysis
Takes
Famous
Conjuror
Mvpnpss
nf
nritkh
nieht
flirhter
squadrons
with
crews
whose
night
II
Duce,
who
used'
loudly
to
in-
vision
ls
good.
sist
that
"war
Is
swell,"
is
now
Air
Commodore
R.
W.
Ryan,
understood
to
be
leaning
to
the
director
of
R.
C.
A.
F.
medical
ungarbled
Sherman
definition.
services,
told
a
House
of
Com-
mons
sub-committee
on
war
ex-
The
fellow
announced
to
a
group
pendltures
recently
that
a
surprls-!
of
friends
that
he
had
been
made
ing
number
of
people
have
bad
manager
of
the
First
National
perception
at
night
under
com-
Bank.
One
friend
looked
skeptl-
plete
conditions
of
darsness
Mr.
Strange
x
nXK
is
to
be
puo-
tqndon.
Nov.
6:
OD
David
,
Pilots
had
before
them
a
liehted
I
llshed
in
Canada
by
MacMUlan's
Devant,
conjuror
and
illusionist,
..'you
couidnt
hold
a
Job
like
Instrument
panel
and
when
theyl
on
Nov.
7,
and
Mr.
Strange,
an
died
at
the
age
oI
73
m
a
Putney
tnat
ne
remarked.
"What
have
took
their
eyes
off
that
panel
and
araeni
oaiuiuian,
ima
occu
ou
un-
hospital
where
he
naa
lain
neip-
0
evc
managed
before?"
looked
into
the
darkness
it
tooKl
pressed
during
his
two
sea
trips
lessly
crippied
for
four
years.
He
Tne
feuow
smiied
condescend-
them
a
considerable
time
in
some
to
England
and
back
with
the
was
compciied
to
retire
In
1920
ingly.
cases
to
adopt
themselves
to
the
need
for
still
further
extort
on
which
had
wnen
tne
skiifUi
hands
T
manaeed
marry
the
pres-
darkened
conditions.
behalf
of
our
uncomplaining,
he-
created
so
many
illusions
were
at-
idenfs
daughter,"
'
he
said.
Individual
Test
roic
merchant
seamen,
that
he
is
taed
by
paralysis.
Every
year
"in
order
to.
determine
what
donating
the
royalties
from
the
members
of
the
Magi:
Circle,
Rejected
Suitor:
"Well,
In
any
men
have
quick
perception
and
sale
of
"'into
the
Blitz"
to
the
conjur0rs'
organization,
went
to
case
ril
ajwys
a
brother
to
Quick
adapations
at
night,
we
Navy
League,
to
be
specially
used
the
h0SDitai
0n
Devant's
birthday
have
to
study
each
man
indtvl-
on
their
behalf,
....
n
entertain
him
with
old
and
new
dually,"
Air
Commodore
Ryan
said.
Mr.
Strange
recently
visited
tr,.k.
.
She
(sweetly):
"If
I
had
any
use
We
have
evolved
a
test
in
con-
England,
having
requested
to
be
sent
there,
that
he
might
observe
the
war
at
close
quarters
on
be
SWEDES
GO
HOME
half
of
the
CBC.
t
1
,vir,f
STOCKHOLM.
Nov.
6:
ue
eieciea
10
travel
mciv.iu"
during
Swedish
sailors
rescued
from
vessels-both
ways
-and
and
torpedoed
ships
now
in
his
trip
over
went
through
a
four-
mined
hour
Submarine
attack
at
night,
England
will
bs
brought
to
Swed-durlng
which
several
ships
out
of
en
aboard
a
Swedish
vessel.
t
BROOKE
VISITS
CANADIANS
"She
teaches
arithmetic
in
our
grade
school."
i.
Hon
nrooke.
commander
ln
chief
of
the
British
home
forces,
is
shown
it
Pvtreme
left
as
he
listens
to
Major
General
Victor
Odium.
The
photo
was
vivVn
during
Sir
Alan's
visit
to
the
Second
Canadian
Division,
which
is
commanded
by
General
Odium
for
a
brother
I
could
reach
under
junction
with
the
people
in
the
the
sofa
and
get
one
now."
United
Kingdom.
The
necessary
instruments
have
arrived
and
tests
"Now
there's
a
WOman
Who
on
mnrlo
nnm
n
rlptprmlnp
pvprv
-
.
-
If.n.,
.
.
1
V11"'
mnkps
the
little
thinZS
COUnt."
nllr,t's
H'snrwiHnn
rr
riUnrxinl
mhm
"What
does
she
do?"
he
gets
over
to
England;
that
Is
to
say,
we
recommnend
him
,to
be
a
first-class
night
operation
pilot
or
a
secondary
cne
who
will
be
i
below
the
average."
I
Color
perception
ls
another
concern
of
the
medical
services
as
.knowledge
of
primary
colors
is
'essential
to
the
pilot
who
is
glv-!en
Instructions
about
landing
at
i
night
by
colored
flares
from
the
ground.
I
"About
six
percent
of
the
people
(Who
come
up
are
what
we
call
.color
defective;
that
is
to
say
they
will
recognize
a
"
green
as
a
,
red
and
a
red
as
a
green
which
Is
a
very
difficult
situation
to
find
'oneself
in
in
the
air,"
Air
Commodore
Ryan
said.
I
"Further,
navigators
and
wireless
people
have
received
instruction
on
their
panels,
their
instrument
panels
ln
the
air,
by
means
of
colors,
Indicating
what
wave
length
they
are
on
or
what
course
1
and
so
on,
in
contact
with
the
various
people
on
the
ground,
and
If
a
can
cannot
recognize
his
correct
colors
he'ls
going
to
do
some
harm."
'
Cannot
Grow
It
I
Air
Commodore
Rvan
said
he
had
been
dealing
with
color
vision
for
20
years
and
was
very
Interested
ln
the
subject.
;
1
"I
have
ccme
to
the
conclusion
J
that
a
man
who
Is
born
with
a
defect
in
perceiving
colors
is
in
ithe
same
position
as
a
man
born
without
an
arm,"
Air
Commodore
Ryan
said.
"You
cannot
grow
one.j
To
Award
Cash
Prizes,
Ten
Pins
$8.00
to
Be
Givn
to
High
Bowlers
Sunday
.Night
-Eath
Bowler
It-
Pay
SU.ThrecGames.
:
A
plan
which
may
revive
ten-'
pin
bowling
will
get
under
way
Sunday
night
at
Max's
Bowling
Ar.tys.
Twenty
bowlers
entering
Into
play
will
be
charged
$1
for
ths
three
games.
The
winning
ceam
will
be
awarded
$5,
high
aggregate
bowler
will
be
given
$2,
and
$1
wL'l
be
awarded
to
the
trundler
with
high
single
game.
GERMAN
IN
RAF
LONDON,
Nov.
6:
a
member
of
the
F:rce,
a
Sudetan
German,
land
before
the
war.
ADS.
OVER
GOTHAM
Umitcd
States
York
City.
Is
done
over
New
It
is
a
constitutional
lack
somewhere.
But
wa
are
pursuing
It
to
ic-e
what
ws
can
do."
Particular
cate
is
now
taken
to
see
that
no
man
goes
in
the
air
without
food,
Air
Commodore
Ryan
said.
An
overloaded
stomach
in
air
sickness
would
not
Incapaci
tate
an
experienced
pilot
who
would
become
ill
and
.then
be
all
right,
while
an
empty
stomach
might
lead
to
a
feint.
FRENCH
INVENTORS
The
Gauls
or
ancient
French
are
credited
with
the
invention
cf
soaD
and
mattresses.
Good
Whisky-
m
fQHNNIE
ALKER
'
.n.we
STRONG
ONI820.""v
tlilf.
uuveniseiacm
:.s
not
uu-llshed
or
displayed
by
the
Ll-ciuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
,
W
Formerly
"r-
...
.
German
Air
IN
the
sitrf.me
ovkt
oniHiTisii
13
4
In
l'rnb:il
sergeant
pilct
In
-the
RAF
and
has
In
thi
Matter
or
th
"Administration
brought
down
several
enemy
-nu
thf
i
planes.
He
was
an
exile
in
Eng-
wiiiiam
hik
Dwrasnt
intestate
Take
Natlcc
that
by
Order
of
HU
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
uuide
on
the
2oUi
I
day
at
October,
A.
D.
1941,
I
was
ap-
pointed
Administrator
ol
the
estate
of
I
J
Clin
VilUam
Weill,
deceased
and
all
Dartlcs
havlne
claims
uratnst
the
said
Most
of
the
sky-writing
in
the
estate
are
hereby
required
to
Mrnush
r.xnie,
piroporiy
vru.'a.
to
me
on
or
berore
the
27th
day
o?
November,
A.
D.
1941.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
tJ
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indc&cd'.ieM
U-
F
f-rthwlth.
D..'d
v
:.,
.this
27th
day
of
October.
A.
D.
1941.
Off'clsl
Al.nl.,i
mtor
fVnoe
K-itpert.
B
C
We
Also
Carrv
BELMONT
CO.
Ladies
and
Gents'
Suits
or
Topcoat
to
Measure.
M.
T.
LEE,
Tailor
P.O.
Box
975
Phone
Gr.
9C0
1
PEACHE
These
selected
Peaches,
in
the
RSVALCrrY
can,
will
grace
any
meal,
in
appearance,
in
tuslincss
and
in
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