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DAjTLX
MrtiON
EDITORIAL
Tuesday,
July
15,
1941.
Sone
Reasons
Why
We
Shall
Win
War
-
1
We
are.
giving
here
a
summary
of
the
reasons
why
Britain
will
win
the
present
war
and
probably
the
most
outstanding
of
these
is
the
fact
that
she
has
the
sea,
power.
Qermjana.
13
aenied.
access
0
the
essential
resources
of
the
iipn-Europeau
world.
Britain
will
enjoy
access
particu
jarly.
U.
vftal
supplies
produced
yitbin
the
British
Empire
auj-J
iu
the.
Vavited
States.
Industrial
Advantages
;
The
Industrial,
plan,ts
of
Germany
are
within
the
reach
of
the
R.A.F.,
whereas
Britain,
quite
apart
from
her
own
considerable
production,
however
subject
to
interruption,
tan
draw
upon
the
enormous
industrial
plants
of
the
United
States
and,
the
Dominions,
which
are
safe
frpm
ai?
at-
Whereas,
Germany's
industrial
plant
is
now
geared
to
maximum
production,
the
military
potential
of
the
United
oiaies
is
yiuy'
penning.
o
De
ien
in
me
struggle,
nence
-
a,,
...aaaa.
mj
-a
-
l..l--Hal
T
Ull.UV
,tJJl
aA
J
Effective
Resistance
s
T;he
decisive,
sarea
of
the,,
war
is
in
the
island
of
Britain
.ahd
its
waters
of
access
or.
annrnaph
the
Mnrfh
A'flnntiV
.7.-
-
-.
-
1
'
'
-
-
va
waAiaAav
.
rn
T.
.
T
Ocean.
If
American
tanksA
aircra,ft,
munitions,
ship,
interruption
aM
m
eyer-wcreasing
quantities,
Britain
can
at
first
ia
the
air.
and
subsequently
with
other
weapons
as,yelh
The
American
naval
forces
now
possess
the
necessary
striking
force,
as.
in
1917,
to
equalize,
perhaps
to
turn,
to
our
definite
advantage,,
the
struggle
now
beine
waged
.
The
production
of
aircraft,
particularly
bombers,
and
their
safe
delivery
wQuld
enable
Britain
to
take
effective
..counter-njeasures
uvthe
air
which
would.
adversely
affect
'
'
German
morale.
Mqral
Factors,
-
-
-
-
If
thereis
any
people
in
the
world.who
can
anti
ought
to
surpass
all
others
itftK$
science
of
mechanical
warfare
its
the
people
of
the
United
States,'
who
are
a
nation
on
whfcetej
,
"
is
important
that
we
take
account
of
the
mora
fcur
jtors
as
being
an
inherent
part
of
the
military
potential
Bismarck
always
warned
the
imponderables.
It
is
a
warn-llig
that
we-shpuki
take
tp,
heart.
W,bn
Xl
ReUabl,
(TomforUble,
Dependablft
Service
PHONE
13
2i
Hour
BerWce
at
Retular
Bate
puwe.
lci
saniiuy.
yonaiuona
ana
""u""
haiuic
me
najuc
nocturnal;
rowdyism,
and
noises
In
lading
Grotto,
had,"
no,
tsoublft
lo...
Prince
Rupert
was
dealt
with
at
a
disposing
of
Stone's
Clothiers
by
a
'
special
meeting
last
rUght
qt
the
WW
of,
6,
to
2.
The
winner
were
i
Prin&e
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
never
m
doubt.
The
winners
out-.
mecpe,
segid,
'tq,
a,
sespjutlqn,
hlt
the
losers
8
to
3.
;
faaam
tKa.
.1
aa
4
nla
1
-
I
RalfrfrAr.M
ffY..
fV
t
a
f'OT
VoWoH
j
Commence
which,
urgei
that
the
and
Qurvlch
and
for,
Stone's
J.
I
-.
o
.a
na.-aaa.
1
-
a-
1
1
SrhlTIPllAr
Q
I.H
RlWlVc
i
a
compu-lswy
selective
basis
both1
Vmpkes
for
the
evening:
tyrst';
faa.
va,
llifaaa-aa
I
I
..
.1
l
.
-
-
TT1
P
R
m
CkT
Snn
QI.H.
PtATPA'
ten.
Wl,
U4Ua-Ua4jr,
OiAUh
laIl,aaUAl4.aaU
UTIUat:S
V
'"y
-7a.v..a.ya,
aaa
-a,
y
,
"a,
a,
jit
home
and.
abroad.
It
wa,s
decided
9Pd.
T-
Owen.
R.
'ML
and
I,
ion.
a
close
majority'
vqtq
after,0'
WHmont.
I)
1
some
discussiqn
to
have
th.e
ques-
p
Pr6"
wa
D,
Mqntesanp.
tloni
gone
Into
by
a
soeclal
com-
h
league
standing
to,
date:
fipttte?
which.
Is
to,
wpqrt
within
Grotto
3
A
WW.
two
weeks
at
a
luU.
dinner
meeting
ston's.
-
2
.667
.
.of
the
board.
This
course
was
tai-
DW
PPCk
i
333
'eu
1
preference
to.
another
dto-
Steel
Workers
0,
.3
.Q00,l
Iposal
of
outright
t?ndpRsatlon,
of
.
i
T
t
Thfl
vr.tlr
A4
1
1
1
vi
rv
nrvn
4hA
Attn
commissioner
to.
appoint
a
compet-
,
w
ent,
wsppnslbl-j
peru,
sSSry
foc
more
?tfec,tt
.fe-!lnsp,ctOC
With
Lffitv
to
Lue
Spectio.Q
service.
0WM
vjeiiuy
ana
m
.usurps
n
won
as
hampering
the
war
effort.
This
snould
not
be
permitted
when
w
v
jt.
Atitiivvt
wiicii
the
1,
11c
referred
to
the
changed
interna-
cure.
I,t
wa-s
a
matter
of
conscrlp-tlqn
or
the
saty
of
the
wh,ole
Empire.
Theo
e..
Collart
Co,larfc
referred
referred
to
to
the
the
fact
fact
policy
and
felt
that
there
should
at
teast
be
a
referendum
before
conscription
was
Invoked.
Mr.
Col
lart
later
presented
an
amendment
ration
t
la
A
.
l.T
aa,
a
a
a
.
uiai,
wie
matter
oe
rererred.
to
n
special
'committee
to
obtain
fuller
information
.and
report
within
two
weeks.
J.
J.
Little
second
the
motion
'for
endorsement
of
the
Edmonton
re
sus
of
oplnioii
in
Canada
favored
conscription
although,
the
Question
had
beeaso.consistetUly,midie.a
pop-
nucat
tooiDau.
He
felt
there
was
a
need
for
more
unity
in
Canada
and
detihiie,
leadership.
Col
J.
W.
Nicholls.
-
felt
that
the
ing
spent
by
the
average
person
in
criticizing
the
government
without
considering
what
he
might
or
might
not
be
doing
himself
to
speed
the
war
effort.
Were.
Canadians
econ
omizing
as.
the
government
asked.
He
might
not
have
said
It
six
months
ago,
CoL
Nicholls
declared.
but
he.
believed
that
the
government
a.s
constituted
today
was
doing
a
splendid
Job
of.
work.
S.
El
Parker
felt
the
question
was
too
important
a
one.
to
take
a
snap
Judgment
and,
he
favored
ii,
com-
muiee
ooiainin
mort.
mrormatlon.
Eventually
the
amendment
for
the
reference
to
committee
was
car-
local
dairies,
resulting
In
daneer
ously
high
bacteria
content
ln
the
miiK
produced
at
w
these
-'jv
dairies,
'vj
as
w
J;
Empire
was
in
a
critical
.struggle
.shown
by
-scientific
tests
taken
by
a
which
It
must
wlq.
to
survive.
Dye
10
tne
cataract
of
disaster'"
since
tne
federal
general
elpption
tho
.pathologist,
1
"Now
thereioije,
l?e
It
resolved,
that
tnis
Cnanjber
of
Commerce
recom
Q.
R.
S.
Blackabv
broueht
ud
the
subject
of
nocturnal
disturbances
and,
in
some
cases,
vandalism
aby,
believed
that
civilians
and
not
.'soldiers
were
responsible.
S.
E.
Parker
wondered
if
the
police
force
was
adequate
to
handle
the
sltu-
Better
parking
and
traffic
con
ditions,
was
another
matter
to
tome
before
the
meeting,
being
brought
up
py
o.
e.
parket
who
said
that
'motor,
traffic
In
thq
city
was"
one
hundred
per
cent,
heavier
today.
mltrnt
DA
SpX
un
tr
rlrfjirmlno
(ha'w.,.
:
"f
a.
-.
-r
-a.
-a..
v
v
iriLS
was
rerrrprt
)
ho
n
vin
tv.
asslgnjrien.t
of
manpower
in,
the
most
efficient
manner.
K.
A.
Breen
felt
that
the.
concen
I
-
.
a
aa.
.
V
a..fV.
laV,M
mittee
to,
take
up.
i
The
question
of
radio
recentlon
'was
briefly
referred
to.
There,
was'
ino
lurtner
commltte.
rpnnrt
nn
100
Houses
Here"
The
committee
on
housing
had
nothing
further
of
a
definite
nature,
to.
reportv
S.
.
Parker,
Ui
t
orders
to
clean
up
where
found
"?on
tne
rcora
w-
w1
,
necessary.
As
foe
tbi;..
ijowdyism
and
8oage
was.
Dattlcuj
noise
at
night,
particularly,
dotfn-
to.9
9Pe
sggesUpi;
w
towi.
motion
of,
protest
was
tbB
city
garbage
truck
bs
r
passed
and
a
reauest
will
be
m&d
made
stable
so
tl.t
i.
dJd.li
to.
the
police,
authorities
with
a
sPread
lt$
intents
aJL
qyei;
View
to.cuipg
qp,
such,
eppduct.
j,Wsew
when.we
rfaitm
I
'I'riA
A(VI
-.
A
1
l
1
.
a
I
UC
LCOtLill
UlliUIl
IU
1
VU
1
1
1
1.
Ul
I'll,
V
Chamber
ol
Oommeie.
In
regard
,santatlP
was
as
follows:
,W
complete
mobilization
of
Cana-i
"Wberea5
conditions
in,
respect
tq,
umu
manpower
on
a,
compulsory
'
Y-
8
'
selectlve
tasls
was
submitted
tq
contaners
adjacent
to
many
build-the
lopal
chamber
by
the
Cana-'
togi?
ln
th?
city.
pai;tlculpj:ly
In
the.
iian
Chamber
ol
Commerce
with
buslness
rise
to.
objpe-
Lthe
request
for
an
early
expression
tionable
effluvia
and
cqnst!tu,te
a
o;
policy
on
the
suhject.
The
re-
UUJSace
ana
a
menace
iq
ini
pup
-solution
expressed
the
opinion,
that
,,Uc
bealtb'
iiniLitary
enlistment
and
use
of
j
to
tne
attention
of
members
of
this
tuijfi
icxiuillg
1
Ue
II
iO
DOtn
lneiri
aic
utioaiitoiai,iuijr
in
&ui;ic
J
(
I
.
.
.
.
1
Irtvml
ltl
11
1
J
situation
was
now
different
than
it
mend,
that
the
City,
Commissioner
I
had
been
and
the
ODinlon
was
py-
appoint,
without
delav
a
comoetent
!i
pressed
that
elected
representatives
responsible
person
to
mae
thor-nepdj
nq
longer
feel
themselves
ough
inspections
of
sanitary,
con-boijnd
to.
a
policy,
of
nqn-conscrip-
ditlons
in
the
city
which,
person
tion.
G.
n.
s.
Blackaby,
strongly
ln
favor
of
coiiascrlption
of
manpower
in
Canada,
moved
for
Immediate
endorsation
of
the
resolution.
He
snan
nave,
power,
to,
invoke
action
proper
sanitation
of
garbage
keep;
ing
and
also,
that
the
garbage,
col
lection
truck
be
made
more
adaptr
tional
situation
and
the.
danger,
if
able
to
its
purpose
in
order
that
the
not
disaster,
that
confronted,
the
spilling
of
garbage
around
the
Empire.
Even
this
remote
maei.
streets.
rinHmr
,v.iWH.-.n
,.oVt
,
-a-
.
,
a
a.
aa,
a.
a-aaa.
v.
a.U'a,
,
Wl
I
could
nq
longer
feel
completely
se-
avoided."
11
lSIP
si;
cf
Fint
H'hiskies
f
-m
''
JOS.
E.
SEAGRAM
V
SONS
LIMITED
WATERLOO
.
ONTARJQ,
Jt
cbatrnjan,
pf
the
comnjittet;.
hoy-ever,
expressed,
coniden);
that
Wartime
Housing
Inc.
would
proceed,
almost
imrnfityately
with
I
by
law
on
anyone
violating
bylaws
M-eW
f
enacted
to
Insure
the
provision
oft
J.e
for
drX
,ock-
...
-
'
amnlnVAAG
'I
harA
i
1
,9
IK
a
Wetttw
f
a,nd,
varieij,
design.
The
chamber
was
advised
thatj
unaraqer
to
make
a
choice
between
applicants.
The
sole
Interest
of
the
Chamber
was
that
thq
permjt
should
be
granted
to
a
person
capable
of,
erecting
a
suitable
theatre
without
delay.
Ottawa
advised
that,
only,
one
new
theatre
would
be
allowed
here.
D.
O.
Borland,
man
ager
of
the
Capitol
Theatre,
felt
;
that
It
was.but
a
matter
of
courtesy
tna,t
ap,
as
tne
manager
of
the
local
theatre
and
a
member
of
the
Chamber,
should
be
consulted
as
an
interested
party
when
such
questions
as.thls
came
up.
The.
Chamber
passed
a
vote
of
thanks
.
to
ay,
Col.
J.
W.
'.a.
a.
Nichclls,
-a...
a...,,,
yj
J.
.
I
.,
'
'
;
a
f
r
-
V
t
an.y;
u
'sublect.
A
soon,
1
wa
mentioned,
and
it
as
led
n
tne
recent
successful
Victory
Relieved;
Prince
Rupert
would,
tye
in-,
L04.11
campaign
in
Prince
Rupert,
eluded.
O.
R.
s!
Blackaby.
sqgRest".
'
Present
at
last
night's
meeting
ed
that
the
department
should
be
were
Arnold
Flaten,
who
presided
...,:
,
x
r
.WW,
10,
again
since,
nq
rep
y
hadi
m
ine
aosence
01
resident
W.
R.
K'S?Sf,hTllpll
b'en
ULtmto
collart.
J.
J.
Little
He
did
not
believe
that
a
great'eonf
.u
.
.,1
.
v
;"iti.
t-h-
a
t
number
oi
men
should
be
placed
In
uniform
who
could
not
be
caulnDed.
Manpower,
however,
should
bo
mobilized
for
selective
service.
He
be
lieved,
that
too
much
time
was
be
ing
better
transmission,
service.
Blackaby,
Col.
J,
W.
Nicholls,
Bert
morgan,
u.
a,
Borland,
W.
Coates,
C.
A.
Brind,
Frank
Skinner.
T.
J.
Williams,
S.
E.
Parker,
O.
T,
German,
John
Bulger
and
Arthur
Brooksbank.
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of
i
,5
"w
7an,.,
,.,v,
.
vi
I
.conditions.
-
Vancouver
who
were
seeking
a
permit
to.
build
a
new
theatre
here.
U
downtown,
the.
situation
was
be-
'The
president
and
secretary
deemed
j
"r
tnat
tne
present
government
had
.coming
coming
Intolerable
Intolerable
and
and
Mr.
Mr.
Biack-
Black-lit
it
outside
outside
the
the
Jurlsaictlqn,
tiiri.imnt.iot,
nf
of
the
.
been
elected
on
a
non-conscrlDtion
MS
max
two.
tEm
daily
mwi
Tu3ay,
July
15,
1941,
T
RIGHT
PLACE
To
Buy
THE
RIGHT
SHOES
Onyx,
Plio-Pedic
and
Tango
Pumps,
Miss
Atiahfa!
f"
ajid
Vanity
Maid
r
For
Women
Hartt,
Scott
&
McHales,
Grebb
and
Campaca
For
Men
.
Jack
&
JUL,
Hewestons,
Sismans
For
Misses
and
Children
PENMAN'S
HOSIERY
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
COMPULSORY
GROTTO
AND
SERVICE
IN
!
DOCKWINNERS
DISCUSSION
i
Last
Night's
Results
In,
The
City()
Softball
League
Tn
tha
Pifw
Snffhall
Tuune
flv-.
.
a.
Bay
awaafcj
l,W.t'
.
ia
.
a.
IVariety
Of
Questions
Dealt
With
At
tures
last
night
the
Dry
Dock
won
C
I
-
1
a
j,
a-a
.
a
.
f
a
I
.
11
aiui
.lireiing
cnamoer
a
ciose
iu
10
a
victory
qye
me
Of
Commerce
Steel,
Workers.
The
lqsexs,
qu.-l.lt
'
the
winners
9
to
7.
j
-
-
-
I,
Ba,Uerit?
"for
Seel
Wbr'kexs
were
A
variety
of
subjects
ranging
from
and
La
Soto
and
for
Dry
(
conscription
of
Canadian,
man.-
Dock.
-Johnson
arid
pebrosy.
a.
a
Ua
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1
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V",
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V.
fa
tafl'
.
FINALS
II.
A.
Charqyioo$lilps
Season.
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b-ftld.ed,'
For:
0
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UW.
Plain
valer
h
plaiiL-slvn
vb.eii,
it
14
mixed
with
whisky.
Only
the
sniootlia'st,
kindest
whiskies'
dare
submit
tbeiu,H'Ivea
to
the
challenge
of
the
water
test.
Every
drop
of
Seagram's
i
distilled,
a
ceil
and
lended
to
meet
this
one
alLsearrliiiH'
test.
Seagram
Whiskies.
dein,au.d
nothing
more
than
plain
or
sparkling
water
to
give
you
a
truly
delightful
drink.
Seagram
i
Famjpias
grands
tUCUk'l
tUtHAMS
SEACI1M1
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This,
advertisement
ia
not
published
or
disputed
bj
th
Uquor,
'
kuntrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of,
U-ltl8h
Columbia
or
five
room
houses
of
attractive
TENNIS
defeated
Mrs.
Miller
and
Miss
Ven-ables
to
win
the
ladies'
doubles.
I
Miss
Rlvett
won
over
Mrs.
It,
IMcLeod
to
take
the
ladles'
singles,
i
H.
Holkestad
and
Mrs.
Kelsey
defeated
W.
Oosnell
and
Mrs.
R.
Mo-
Leod,
winning
tile
mixed
doubles.
H.
Holkestad
and
B.
Ie
won
lover
A.
Borland
and
A.
Mah
ln
the
j
men's
doubles.
The
1
n.e
annual
?".nual
club
c,u0
tournament
tournament
was
was
i
:
H:
.
Holkestad
uoiKesiaa
won
won
from
trom
A.
A.
Dor-
the
federal
authorities
had
reauest-
I
.
i!ina
10
laKe
lJie
Angles,
edthata
recommendatioabe
madetnc'uaeu,ovei:re
as
between
two
applicantsDr.
J.iiLlie
Canada,n
National
RecreaUon!
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01
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try
a
SDOw
I
in
the
Daily
mJ.
News
classified
vtWMiiiivu
col.-
VVI'
j
Mrs.
.
Llndseth
and
Mrs.
Kelsey
iumn
and
get
good
results.
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ator
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at