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me.
iot
only
did
he
thus
breathe
defiance
to
all
and
sundry
in
these
sweeping
terms;
he
particularized
with1
the
following
statement
to
20
public
officials
in
Osaka
yesterday
with
whom
he
pleaded
for
internal
solidarity:,
"World
environment
is
changing
so
quickly
we
can-,
not
tell
what
lies
in
store
for
Japan,
but
.
.
.
we
must
go
.
on
and
develop
in
ever-expanding
progression.
Natural--ly
difficulties
will
arise.
But
'if
Japan's
100,000,000
merge
and
go
forward,
nothing
can
stop
us.
If
this
state
of
preparedness
is
completed,
diplomacy
becomes
an
easy
matter;
wars
can
be
fought
with
ease
.
.
.
Unity!
Unitv'.i
That
is
what
makes
people
one
and
wnole,
solving
allr
problems."
i
It
will
be
recalled,
says
the
Victoria
Times,
that
United
States
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Frank
Knox
declared
a
few
days
ago
that
a
collision
in
the
Pacific
was!
inevitable
if
Japan
persisted
in
her
course
of
expansion.!
He
let
the
statement
stand
for
the
Tokyo
government
to'
make
what
it
would
of
it;
he
did
not
elaborate.
It
is
I
nevertheless
presumed
that
he
spoke
with
the
full
au-i
thonty
and
knowledge
of
President
Roosevelt.
General
'
Tojo
s
rejoiner
likewise
must
have
followed
consultation
'
with
Emperor
Hirohito;
it,
too,
may
mean
much
or
little.
It
was
composed
of
brave
words
and
high-sounding
i
phrases.
It
is
patent,
however,
that
a
polemical
exchange
of!
this
character
cannot
continue
indefinitely
without
further
threats
whose
meaning
will
be
unmistakable.
Either
!
iidn
m
nKs
sne
can
nnish
the
"incident"
in
China
and
luhe
on
ine
united
btates,
Soviet
Russia,
the
British
Em
pire
and
the
Netherlands
East
Indies,
or
she
is
merely
indulging
in
verbal
shadow-boxing
to
keep
up
domestic1
morale
and
fray
the
nerves
of
her
potential
adversaries.!
,
"c
cm
oe
iougnt
with
ease,"
however,
will
be
noted
nLreTojo'sS"ifT',ChianS
Kai"Sheknot
forgetting
Pre-
FLOOR
COVERING
SALE!
Friday
and
Saturday
Only
DOMINION
INLAID
LINOLEUM
-two
yards
wide.
fi4
C
p
Regularly
at
$1.56.
Special,
square
yard
jJL.Ot)
DOMINION
PRINTED
LINOLEUM
Two
yards
wide
O?
Regularly
at
$1.00.
Special,
square
yard
0)C
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
Store
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
pjn.
WASHED
40
FEET
THEN
GRABBED
Victoria
Time
Sailor
Aboard
In
Atlantic
VICTORIA,
Nov.
1:
"Midnight.
September
23.
I
wont
forge
that
!of
the
Bismarck
and
In
ing
us."
bracelet
in
the
scuffle,
i
ed
a
day's
work
In
20
years.
the
RooeeveH-Churchill
meeting.
"We've
picked
up
two
lots
of
survivors
from
sunken
rtilps."
he
continued.
"One
boatload
had
12
men,
white
and
Chinese,
and
one
nt-anv
at
Ihpm.
too.
They
had
been
drifting
a
week
and
wece
in
terrible
condition."
They
also
picked
up
three
men
Had
Interesting
fcund
huddled
on
an
overturned
Canadian
Ship
wrebgnt
boBt
had
teen
rid-
Caught
In
H!itz
.
On
leave
in
England.
Petty
Of-
m
a
long
wnue.
Gibbon
was
caujht
in
a
t.
NEW
COATS
THIS
FALL
woman.
She
was
in
the
bet
spirits
observer
Finds
Tilings
Iteally
Ex
filing
In
The
Coat
Shops
This
Year
By
HELEN
FORRIST
HALL
Associated
Press
Fashion
Writer
kt.v
YORK
Nov.
1:
What
HIaH
uUh
machine
mm
bulle'tS
n
t
,w.ikii
tu
There's
something
very
exciting
what
the
coat
shots
are
At
that
hour
Chief
Officer
,
Petty
nn
Oroenock.
Scotland,
last
,
T.
n
Where
Wild
Life
Is
Exactly
That
i
Central
West
Border
Country
"
I
Offers
Ileal
Adventure
This
Season.
I
MINNEAPOLIS,
Nov.
1
:
(f
-The
Canadian
border
country
of
Minnesota
is
having
its
final
flin-
be-fore
winter's
icy
fingers
close
over
and
,
"the
K
boys
,
were
sura
ga
see
woman
wno
-
,
-
for
yeare
has
,
longed
i
me
ite-iuauea
....
...
.
country
...
'
ami
.
drive
for
a
really
good
coat
minus
.
In
one
week-end,
,.fc,
'
news
.
'
adornment
can
get
It?
reports
chronicled
that:
Richard
Janes,
25,
hunting
grouse
on
the
American
side
of
Gibbons
of
Victoria
was
was
attacked
by
a
large
Tommy
May
and
an6lher
m
Belfast
last
ugh
at
a
time
when
fionseborder
buck
deer.
Janes
"""T
V-
T
3
APru-
are
haywire
In
general,
a
woman
Canadian
Aavy
destroyer
on
con-
It
tne
residential
sections
be
Jble
t0
buy
m
gocd
taste.
voy
duty
in
the
Atlantic.
fhat
ettned
to
get
the
worst
of
nerSt
lt
have
really
A
heavy
sea
was
rolling
and
as
the
j..
he
smarted,
discovered
that
a
woman's
type
slippery
deck,
a
wave
"bigger
"Tn
rr0orvfvlr
tt'A
hplfipri
ttfl
tflkp
nrA
,?.
n
f
a
I
m
r-fnt
nut
in
Vipr
nnt
stooped
to
pick
up
a
bird
he
had
Just
shot.
He
whirled
in
time
to
see
the
buck
charge
out
but
too
late
to
defend
himself.
Janes
grabbed
the
beast's
thP
ini.iroH
tn
hfntoi
aftPr
diff-
,,.n
Tv,,r
nr,n
W
"
and
screamed
for
help.
His
than
a
house
crashed
against
the
,
thrm
of
shattcred
much
,
or
1
brother.
Frank,
trying
to
end
the
ship.
It
washed
over
her
sleek
bow
e'
"
at
thc
de"'
bomM
,
MW
such
a
horrible
the
becoming
style
?f,ath
and
a
wall
of
water
four
feet
her,""1"
hundreds
of
Vut
EP,ray1
"I
saw
it
coming
and
braced
wounded
by
shot
In
the
head
and
In
the
e
were
also
do-
to
advantage.
myself."
Gibbons
related.
"I
guess
(
en5
and
dozens
of
fires.
Even
with
Drama
In
Coats
it
was
too
much
for
me.
It
washed
me
loose
from
two
handHs
I
was
'
.
;
'"
"
,
"
;
"
',
,
in
the
same
general
vicinity.
down
tile
deck
remember
was
being
low.
"It
A
WCJU.
041VSWll
...
......
,
,
A
Close
Shave
was
a
close
shave.
Leonard
Dickenson
was
walking
The
next
tning
I
"
.
J
"
i
.1
..,..,
-j..T.
through
dense
woods
at
night
with
pornert
ho.
,
VJ1UUUI1S
was
111X11
ugil
Ul
Ul
1113
HIS
UTH1S?
-r
r-v
v,
-
n.-.-1pV
a-hPD
o
Ivnv
lpnnprl
.l
-
i
i
Thtv
rrtnv
rtpnonn
nn
si
rimiPMP
.......
u
.,.
'whTerelSS.
S
erestuch
capeleis"
gues,
men
of
the
Roya.nadian
Navy.
?r
Uered,,
Med
tunic,
or
pep-
.S?;
Thp
hnvs
coir!
.thpv
rahh.ort
mp
"T
mm
n.'ll
h
oc't'na
plrvVln-.
lums.
OluriS
muj
ueu
a
mue,
nave
'
'just
in
time
before
I
went
over-
sifts
from
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
soon,"
he
board.
I
had
travelled
about
40
.cald.
"We
get
quite
a
few
clgar-
ieei
aiong
me
aecK
cnes.
too.
Tnsy
certainly
treat
us
Gibbons,
a
quiet-spoken
chap,
well."
grinned
as
he
told
of
his
expert-
ence
as
he
sat
In
the
living
room
ROAST
SWAN.
WELL
DONE
of
his
home
at
931
Green
Street,
LONDON.
Nov
1:
Q
wnere
ne
is
spenaing
a
monuvs
leave
with
his
wife
and
two
child-
somersault
and
the
cat
dislodging
front
fiiiinMR
or
hP
vPrv
trim,
Velvet
trims
.frogs,
petit
point
or
whlch
tampered
away.
His
heavy
other
embroidery
or
bratd
may
aid
their
Important
look.
Newest
of
all
are
the
coaU
which
depend
entirely
upon
the
clothing
spared
his
body
from
the
cat's
long
claws.
Another
pop-eyed
person
was
19-year-old
Richard
Koehler.
Chl-
fold
of
thMr
own
beautiful
fabrte
cago
Boy
Scoutmaster
and
labor-.
Britons
and
fme
detail,
for
Individuality.
atory
technician.
Koehler,
on
an
.
shortly
may
be
eating
roast
cyg-
petite
women
will
love
tlwtn.
So
incredible
12-week,
500-mlle
solo
I
npt
rfpllpflpu
of
hvtrnnp
invc
Tt
...
.
.
.1
finrtp
trlrk
in
IVp
'HHprnpcc:
ar-:lQ
rpn
Hnhhv
10
viirt
nnrl
Tlnnna
.
v
"(
w-jU
jarger
women
wno
ure
01
I1V-
five
s""-
..v
mg
up
10
lavisnness.
inese
areas-
..-B
"It's
all
in
the
game,"
he
said,
land
his
wife
added:
"Yes,
but
you
spent
a
week
in
sick
bay
over
it
spent
a
week
in
sick
bay
getting
over
it.
He
didnt
tell
you
he
In-
public
swans
in
the
parks
should
makpr
mnHpis
whh
havp
triprf
edy
of
the
first
magnitude.
His
be
killed
Tor
eating.
ror
so
iong
to
eQge
from
the.
cus-
cant
slid
silently
along
a
.larrow
..
tom
taJlor
tQ
tne
ready.rnade
de-
connecting
river
when
a
huac
tlm-
MATCII
TERROR
FILMS
partment
seem
to
be
here
at
last.
ber
vM
raced
"P
to
a
deer
and
irtvnoM
Nnv
i-
fD
Th.
-on
r,...i
Cowl
and
vi,
Yoke
Kiuea
it
Dy
seizing
its
uiniut.
ly
molded
the
usual
afford--one
'PREST0NE','-ze
for
Motorists
curtailed
to
equip
our
fighting
forces!
'
I
1HE
ingredients
which
go
into
the
making
of
"Pr
estone"
Ami-Freeze
are
vital
war-time
necessities.
These
raw
materials
are
so
valuable
to
our,
fighting
forces
that
production
for
motorists'
use
has
been
radically
curtailed.
The
makers
of
"Prestone"
Anti-Freeze
are
proud
to
divert
much
of
their
supply
to
war
services.
Motorists
who
are
forced
to
use
a
substitute
will
gladly
make
this
sacrifice.
THESE
ARE
FACTS
WORTH
REMEMBERING
IF
YOUR
DEALER
15
UNABLE
TO
SERVE
YOU
WITH
YOUR
USUAL
"PRESTONE"
ANTI
FREEZE.
"Prntont"
Anti-Trttzt
it
madt
by
the
makers
ofEtertadyTlaihUghttand
Baft
cries,
"Etvrtatf1
Radio
Batteries,
"StaWay"
Insect
Repellent
Lotion,
etc
jured
his
shoulder
and
one
of
his
cffl:e
has
decided
to
match
Ger-i
A
cowl
drape
to
a
neckline,
an
ears.
care.
A
settler
crowded
Into
this
w'.
.ittii
r.H.n
Mv.tnr'.
man
terror
films.
More
than
100
intrir.itpiv
nit.
vokp
which
pnri
amazing
series
of
frontier
incl-
.
-
J
V.
.
.
.
.
.
O
"
,
-j
wwv
rfw..w
"
......
,
.
,
.
1.1..
eXDert
rhotosramiers
have
bpen
In
a
vnrt
nH
mmliw
nn
ueiits
Willi
a
siury
uuuut
pitnii
up
a
wrieallnK
black
bass
fiom
a
oe
mis
is
uiuouiis
louneemn
year
-"
..i
atu
anci
ciuc
viusmg.
xiiksk.
iuiiik
wiiu
uic
....
.
.
...
.
'J
.
..
.......
.
field.
fiplrt
Tt
an
rtronnprf
thprp
hv
nn
in
tho
nnvv
nnrl
tho
i-ct
trvn
a
six
wrens
course
win
De
anuiea
aroriDea
sjioii
mpri
nc.
and
nicp
-v
"
'
'
Ivpnre
ho
hns
hopn
in
onH
inlto
various
war
zones.
littip
spams
.hi.h
An
thin
for
Q&gle
or
a
large
ihostile
waters.
I
the
figure
but
are
not
too
appar-
"It's
rjrettv
nprve-wrackincr
"
hp'
80-YEAR-OLD
POSTIE
'ent.
are
features
to
watch
far
in
said.
"You
are
never
out
of
your'
NEWCASTLE.
Eng.,
Nov.
1.
3
the
better
coat.
Intended
to
bs
SATURDAY,
NOV.
1,
1941.
clothes
and
you
wear
a
lifebelt
Jack
Cowton,
who
soon
will
eel-
worn
as
Is,
they
may
carry
your
diessed
up
or
down
for
the
occa-
at
all
times.
Incidentally,
my
life-'ebrate
his
80th
birthday.
Is
be-
ur
scarf,
stole
or
tippet.
isi0n
are
the
long
looked
for
Items
hjtf
tnm
f
M
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
...
nqe
-l
rv-
f
n
...V.
n
airrul
fn
U.
J
n
i
HUClliaUUliai
1
ICSMIIC
.
.
.tlflcation
that
wave
hit
me.
I
lost
my
lden-
;man
in
the
world
and
hasn't
miss
Japan's
Premier
General
Tojo
has
served
notice
onj
Petty
officer
Gibbons'
ship
took
tne
world
m
general
that
his
country
intends
to
follow
'part
in
the
history-making
chase
an
unswerving.course
of
"ever-expanding
progression",
and
he
added
that
"no
international
pressure
can
disturb,
11
THE
BRITISH
fish,
taken
from
had
become
too
bird's
flight.
hawk
after
the
1
Z.
a
shallow
lake,
heavy
for
the
co
w,u
bh..v
"c
wuni.iKi
m
uc
uiucsi
auivt
ia'si-
Oilier
uniurrea
coats,
oeauinui-
wnicn
always
used
to
be
lust
a
to
the
figure,
beg
for
little
reerer
or
a
box
coat.
While
a
:essori
j
th
shops
the
latter
ar?
both
all
rlht
at
re
suggesting
Jet.
the
moment,
its
fun
to
have
a
Classified
ads.
get
results.
Phone
crochet
and
fringe
fixings.
These
choice
and
be
able
to
select
the
98-
more
basic
coats,
which
may
be
coat
that's
meant
for
you.
LION
ROARS
DEFIANCE
!
It!-:
SATURDAY,
Kovlmb-
I
I
il.
I
When
You
Want-.
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Furniture
Co,
Tiimi)
AVE
10
STUDIO
SETS-3
pieces,
i.
and
$QQ
,
colors
tJ
J?
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J
CIIESTERFir.L!)
siITr,
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$MAC0
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from
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