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FRIDAY,
OCT.
31,
1941.
He
Who
Fights
.
.
,
"He
who
fights
and
runs
away
"
is
a
maxim
widely
when
England's
armies
were
maintained
by
lords,
when
battles
were
postponed
on
account
of
darkness,
and
when
the
joss
of
colors
meant
the
loss
of
a
battle.
Fighting
ended
at
sundown
by
agreement
of
the
officers,
and
with
musicians
in
attendance,
the
colors
of
a
regiment
were
turned
over
to
the
sponsor
of
the
unit
for
safekeeping
until
morning.
This
action
is
said
to
be
the
basis
of
the
ritual
performed
today.
1
"v
mi
s
in
V
np
I
mnry
I
minfrc
'
i
October
si.
191G
Says
XfrtnfV,
-Hn
rnn
WaaIt
1
Ai
rtfTV.,.
C..U.,.tUA,.o
V.,,
9
n.'l
pmica
anti
tA
Samp
f
TPO
Inclltll.
-
U
.
iU
rwnncl
1e
ian
Imoerial
Force
abroad
at
full
other
thar
.v!
OUiei
work
and
fire
watch.
IMOIlrrll
mmtnA
Kilt
crmo
Airtf
nvinn
rllcljl'rt
vnrniilmi
f
.!!
It..
..11
-
v,,ivi4i,ii
viiui..n,
uui.
ouinc
i
inuiiiiiu
uic-unc
jctiivini;
jw
oncngui
iu
mc
luii
weigiu
ui
"
jfig
says
the
letter
from
Mr
us
an
t2..cuse
lor
me
piaying
oi
reireai.
""
.aictii
icmna
iwebb.
"Of
course
I
hey
needn't.
Retreat
is
played
now
merely
to
keep
production
alive
an
old
tradition
and
nicturesaue
ceremonv
and
doeslm,
k
an
X
,
.
',
stewart
Sheppard.
a
local
flsh-
bermany
is
interested
only
in
one,
thing.
That
one
erman,
has
been
killed
in
action
thing
is
Germans
and
the
advancement
of
their
interests.
jwhlle
serving
in
France,
accord-The
rest
of
the
world
does.
not
matter.
They
would
like
Lin?
T"1
recelved
here'
other
nations
to
feed
them,
to
work
for
them
In
other
WOKlS,
While
glorifying
them
own
nation,
they
would
Hsh
a
large
sawmill
at
Seal
Cove.
depress
all
their
neighbors
into
a
condition
of
slavery.
He
ls
accompanied
by
e.
f.
Duby
This
includes
British,
French,
Norwegians,
Dutch,
Bel-1!0
TlllTbe
the
manar-Cians.
Danes,
firppks.
nnrl
all
thp
nthpv
npio-lW
notm,,
J
Cap?
J-
c-
Halev
s-ins
over-
'
r--v
'
Seas,
nas
been
rjrcmat?ri
tn
tu
whether
conquered
or
unconquered.
C
a
na
d
i
a
n
s
and
-
rank
pf
major.
Americans
come
eventually
into
the
same
category.
Even
-Japanese
and
Italian
may
ppt
be
.omitted
fyonthe
Usti
.-for
friends
do
not
mean
'anvthine
anything
to
Germany.
many.
New
Slate
Church
.
.
.
While
no
official
action,
has'
yet
been
taken
it
seems;
evident
that
the
Nazis
are
bent
on
establishing
a
new
state
church
for
all
Nazified-Europe,
including
Italy.
It
is
to
be
the
Nationale
Reichskirche,
representing
the
new
German
kultur
and
German
faith.
Its
chief
aim
is
toj
annihilate
the
Christian
churches,
so
far
as
Nazi-domin-'
ated
countries
are
concerned.
Under
the
new
faith
the
members
and
adherents
will
pledge
themselves
wholly
to
the
Nazi
conception
of
God
and
will
work
for
the
eventual
unification
of
the
whole
empire
under
that
conception.
Church
is
to
be
subor-.
dinate
to
the
state.
The
plan
is
to
remove
from
churches
all
Bibles,
holy
pictures,
printing
and
distribution
of
the
Bible
will
be
forbidden
and
no,
importation
of
subversive
books
will
be
allowed,
including
all
religious
literature.
-The
Bible
will
be
replaced
by
HMein
Kampf"
and
the
sword.
Mothers'
have
to
pledge
themselves
to
raise
their
sons
in
the
spirit
ot
the
German
faith.
'
;
The
new
faith
does
not
recognize
forgiveness
of
sins"
!
recognizing
that
sin
is
inexorably
avenged
by
the
iron
aid
unaubvertablo
laws
of
nature.
Confirmation
and
communion
are
rejected
and
the
holy
day
is
to
be
the
Fnday
before
Easter
with
the
tenth
before
Pentecost-,
as
the
day
of
the
German
family.
On
the
day
when
the
new
church
is
formally
induct'
ed,
all
crosses
or
other
religious
emblems
will
be
removed
and
replaced
by
the
hakenkreuz
as
the
only
unconquerable
symbol
of
Germany.
1
This
is
a
summary
of
a
document
recently
discover-'
ed
as
a
preliminary
memorandum
of
plans
that
are
beinc
made
in
Germany,
but
its
genuineness
is
not
guaranteed
although
it
is
known
to
be
in
line
with
the
most
recent
cui,
.
Nazi
conception.
Fill
Your
Bin
MOW!
Arc
you
burning
the
proper
kind
of
coal?
Ask
for
the
free
services
and
advice
of
ouriqualified
fuel
experts.
We
are
prepared
to
fill
your
coal
needs
now
at
lower
prices
from
stock
on
hand.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Importers
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
BUILDING
MATERIAL
t.nvJI
not
lay
In
a
5tock
of
coal
now
for
the
winter
1
U
II?
PIIONE
117
start
at
730
a.m.
and
work
through
!
until
7
D.m.,
also
Saturdav
after-
Sid
says:
"We
have
just
reported
f
M
''""li
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY
OCTOBER
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
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News
Limited,
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ft
H.
F.
PULL
EN.
MANAQING-EpiTOR
Labor
Leader
Stands
by
Britain
"Nothing-
We
Will
Not
Do,"
Piime
Minister
Curlin.
"We've
Got
Him
Beaten
and
It's
Only
a
Matter
of
Time
Before
He's
Beaten,"
Sid
Webb
Writes
melbqurne,
Australia,
o-t.
31:
"We
know
we've
got
him
beaten
and
it's
only
a
message
of
"solidarity
with
fer
0f
time.hefnre
He
cracks
un."
says
Sid
Webb,
a
for-
pret
m
thta
papw
bjm
also
the
,
the
workers
of
Great
Britain"
was
met
member,
of
The
Daily
News
staff,
in
writing
from
despntolwe
tUolws
thereto
tlwreio
are;
are;
also
also
reserved
rservJ
'vfinicfer
John
f"iirtin
Hp
London,
England.
Sid
makes
this
comment
in
the
course
subscription
rates
-"Australian
workers
are
of
the
of
a
letter
to
one
of
his
old
friends.
He
is
talking,
of
City
Per
Year,
$5.00;
Half
Year,
$2.50;
OneUame
blood,
fighting
for
the
same
course,
about
the
Nazi
enemy.
"What
the
Russians
have
a
Year.
.tions.
There
is
nothing
we
will
beyond
all
praise."
continue,
tta1'
T,"
ADVERTISING
RVTES
'not
aa
Australia
is
in
this
strug-
former
Prince.,
Rupert
newspaper
Local
Readers,per
line,
per
insertion
.25
gle
with.
.all
'our
resources,
aince
man
who
wa$VIn
the
advertising,
,
.j
.
...
.
'
i
thp
outset
of
this
war.
Australian
in
.
ot..A)
hotnra
Vo
i
nnt
cvmnl.Vo
on,.
nV
rn,l
f,.nnD
f
.fi,,i,.n,,,
"r
c
n
the
reserve
police
but
I
didn't
mmh
ber
sticking
his
dirty
nose
over
'here
tonight.
There's
a
lovely
moon
and
Us
just
like
daylight.
wwuica
Aawrusemenis,
per
wora.
per
inseraon
.
."
"I"
"7"
"
.
u
-
-
Our
bovs
would
sure
eive
him
a
Adrertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
pciiwiucu
jjjuuuu-
war.
An
onicer
on
imperial
siau
.
-
iV
.
-
..
i
tlon
miracles.
We
feel
that
Labor
in
the
last
war,
he
is
now
in
the
tearln
up
lf
they
got
hlm
,
"n
the
government
In
Australia
wilt
mean
'munitions
game"
and
also
takes
mbeanu'
j
that
'the
national
effort
will
be
0t
w
haV
little
his
turn
at
fire
watching.
e?"?e'
T
conducted
grouses
but
thats
a
Brftlsh
com-ily
more
efficiently,
speed-:
Further
a
hont
th
rLi
and
victoriously."
j
C
t
.
platnt
and
we
W0Uldn,t
be
heal,hy
h
a
V
e
wv
i
Curtin
has
outlined
three
points
L
Ljf
U
W
didn,t
haVe
a
of
Australian
Labor's
foreign
pal-
S
SestoS
2"'
nation
and
8tU1,
W
Wt
"
lev
!
.aA
ou
i
a
.
ud
p
to
with
the
Job
and
that's
the
main
V
.
.
0ne
doesnt
seem
to
get
a
lot
triln
1.
Maintenance
of
the
Austral-'
r
tim
,,,,tmn?-
Ik
k
,
,7
"We
have
had
a
really
wonder-
from
conflict
!
3.
Vital
concern
In
the
Roose-!
S
ai
,?
Sn
V
S
Jffi
iint,Ulr!S
ab0ut"
T1!,
....!
4.:
r
it.
t
i.
j.
j
ivelt-Konnvp
talk
n
n
H
mm-cj
fn
...
7
.
.
.
,
ine
eAuiaimuuii
ui
ine
eeremony
goes
oacK
to
uavs
,
"
r
v"
niuons
game
at
which
I
feel
com-
ensure
peace
in
the
Pacific
by
side
with
efforts
to
maintain
Australia's
defensive
security.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
tortabie
and
haoov.
I
"We
Dut
in
a
nrettv
1oh
ilav
iful
September
although
August
wan
a
tprrihlv
wpt
anrl
fnH
month
When
the
war
wh,h
rfhpr
nmimial"
that
put
'paid'
to
the
Sid
wlsh
to
remembered
to'
game.
I
was
called
up
m,.
nM
i
Dri,.
d.,-
of
whom
he
personally
Czechs
Eager
k.
r--
'
'
i
v
-M-
i
i
T
i'
JULIA
ARTHUR
and
TANGO
PUMPS
.
.
-
ll
i:
.
'H
Acu;
Fall
Designs.
Just
Arrived!
...
"GIANELLE"
PUMPS
IN
IIIflH
HEEL,
LATEST
CRUSHED
KID,
SOFT
DULL
CALF
AND
SUEDES
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
found
a
response
not
exceeded
amongst
the
Czechoslovak
popula-
Fight
Hitler
rflr,
North
Amerl:an
Con-
men
having
the
neces-
'
noons
and
Sunday
mornings
until'
saiy
qualifications
volunteered.
l
o'clock
which
isn't
really
so
bad.
AH
Acceptable
Workers
In
Ontario
Some
of
them
have
excellent
mlll-l
"Things
have
been
happening'
Plant
Volunteer
For
Service
tary
training
from
their
own
coun-
over
here
and
this
time
last
year?
.
try
as
fighting
pilots
or
tank
was
a
real
wow
for
minor
earth-!
TORONTO,
October
31:
Colonel
drivers,
and
will
be
a
valuable
as-quakes
and
dirty
visits
from
the
Cenek
Hutnik
and
Wing-Comman-
s1
to
the
Czechoslovak
forces
wretched
Hun.
We
certainlv
have
der
Jan
Ambrus
from
the
Czscho-
fighting
with
the
British.
been
thrpueh
some
real
exciting
Slovak
Military
Mission
of
the
A
great
many
of
them
are
al-times
and
have
seen
the
topogra-
Czechoslovak
Army
fighting
with
ready
engaged
in
the
production
phy
of
our
surroundings
altered
a
the
British
forces
have
returned
of
war
.munitions,
and
their
offer
bit.
Last
winter
at
home
we
had
from
Batawa,
Ontario,
the
new
to
enlist
may
be
accepted
only,
af-a
pretty
close
shave
and
lost
a
few
development
of
the
Bata
Shoe
ter
careful
consideration
of
their
bits
of
the
house
but
it
could
have
'Company
of
Canada,
where
they
been
worse.
Early
this
winter
wernade
an
appeal
to
the
Czecho-got
a
dirty
knock
In
the
road
Slovak
subjects
to
volunteer
for
again."
Writing
his
letter
on
October
1.
the
Czechoslovak
Army
in
land.
usefulness
by
the
Canadian
government
but
others
will
bj
able
to
throw
their
weight
into
the
job
Eng-
of
fighting
Hitler
directly
with
arms.
This
challenge
to
the
patriotism
of
the
men
who
saw
Hitler's
The
osnen
ls
a
nrlnrirvil
ivintrl-
(w
vmr
tuuium
ana
nave
oeen
ais-
hordes
marchlng
1
missea
unm
any
"aiert
CzechO-
butor
to
rpfnrpstatlnn
nf
lanrt
Ha.
comes
Slovakia
in
the
spring
3f
1933
nuded
bv
firP
Q-PMti
-T
ii..
y(
ore
-jj;DS
-"'"Xk
anil-
v.SBWaljS
3
etW2
J
rffio
Irving
t
(y
-i-fi
1
1
n
rm
iii''
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f
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anil
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