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The
Governor
General's
Visit
.
.
.
.
The
visit
of
the
Governor
General
and
Princess
""Alice,
who
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
tonight
for
a
fsi-day
stay,
is
appropriate
enough
in
these
serious
"days
of
war.
Loyal
Prince
Rupert
citizens
will
welcome
the
royal
couple
because
of
what
they
represent
and
also
because
we
hear
that
they
are
genial,
.democratic
people
who
like
simple
and
plain
things
:and
are
desirous
of
meeting
the
fighting
forces
and
:
the
people
without
standing
on
ceremony.
They
have
already
expressed
the
desire
that
there
shall
be
no.
ostentation
or
show
and
that
formalities
and
enter-tainment
shall
be
kept
to
a
minimum.
A
wholesome
and
hearty
welcome
will
be
expended
to
His
Excellency
and
Her
Royal
Highness
.and
the
Daily
News
joins
in
expressing
the
hope
that
their
visit
will
be
a
pleasant
and
profitable
one.
-.
-ft-n.as
Deen
announced
that
the
Governor
General
tis
"coining
primarily
to
meet
the
forces
and
inspect
-defences.
The
civilian
population
is,
nevertheless,
keenly
interested.
In
a
recent
broadcast
talk
from
London,
the
bishop
of
Canterbury
said
that,
whereas
the
United
Nations
stand
for
freedom,
justice
and
supremacy
of
moral
law,
"the
Axis
powers
stand
for
the
State
Tas
an
object
of
supreme
allegiance
and
as
a
concentration
of
power
unamenable
to
any
higher
authority
or
law."
And
he
traced
how
"the
State
came
to
he
i
Ithought
of
as
an
end
in
itself
a
doctrine
lone:
held
j
.1m
Germany
and
nakedly
proclaimed
oy
the
Nazis.
The
spiritual
issue
of
this
war
then
is
who
is
to
control
the
person
which
every
citizen
is?
God
or
the
State?
We
have
only
to
look
at
Germany
to
-see
the
results
of
the
State
dictating
its
will
to
the
'citizens,
as
the
German
people
has
allowed
it
to
do.
Acting
on
its
belief
that
the
State
is
its
own'
law,
Jhe
Hitlerite
regime
has
reduced
its
people
to
cyphers.
The
German
citizen
has
no
rights,
except
to
do
as
the
State
directs
no
right
to
justice,
which
fhTGerman
State
has
defined
as
whatever
the
State
I
decrees
no
right
to
the
truth,
which
the
German
!
State
says
is
whatever
its
interests
demand
no
'
right
to
mercy,
as
the
executions
and
concentration
;
camps,
prove
no
right
to
conscience,
as
the
oppres-
sian
pf
the
Christian
Churches
in
Germany
shows
?no
right
to
citizenship,
or
race,
or
even
food
and
life,
.as
the
daily
extermination
of
Jews
and
others
makes
clear
no
right
of
speech
which
does
not
:
echo
the
words
of
the
State
no
right
to
himself,
ex-:
cept
as
a
man
obeys
the
State
in
every
activity,
physical,
mental
and
spiritual.
.
H'n
every
war,
and
supremely
in
this
war,
the
.
State
must
take
to
itself,
unusual
and
far-reaching
'.
powers.
But,
even
with
their
extended
powers,
Britain
and
America
and
the
other
democracies
still
j
recognize
human
rights
justice
is
still
intended
!
;
and
given,
mercy
is
still
shown,
the
truth
is
still
!
;
our
measure
(though
all
the
truth
may
not
be
re-i
vealed
immediately);
there
is
an
amazing
amount
;
of.
free
speech
and
action
and
writing;
worship
is
?
free,
and
the
rights
of
conscience
are
respected
even
in
dire
times
like
the
present.
Some
lesser
:
rights
we
have
given
up
by
our
own
will
expressed
!
through
our
democratic
institutions:
many
of
these
;
will,
be
resumed
in
due
course
;
but
it
is
true
to
say
:
thgt
in
Britain,
in
America,
and
in
some
other
coun-
tries,
no
inner
right
has
been
violated
and
the
"holy
of
holies"
which
is
in
every
one
of
us
has
not
been
invaded.
"The
sum
of
the
matter
is
that
we
are
fighting:
;
for
the
freedom
of
our
very
souls,
not
merely
for
1
oiir.country's
right
to
exist,
or
for
our
right
to'build
:a
Jiew
and
better
world;
we
are
fighting
for
the
Jfree
exercise
of
those
inner
activities
of
the
suit-it,
J
those
God-given
rights
of
man,
without
which
life
is
not
life
as
the
Christian
has
been
taught
it.
:
An
Axis
victory
would
mean
the
enslavement
of
;
mankind
bpdilv,
mental
and
sniritual
enslavement
to
this,
the
Hitlerite
and
the
Japanese
States
have
i
already
brought
their
own
people,
and
would
bring
us
all.
But,
when
the
United
Nations
are
victorious,
.the
.human
spirit,
still
free
and
ready
to
guard
its
freedoms,
will
have
the
opportunity
to
create
a
frjller
life
based
on
justice,
without
which
nothing
can
for
long
endure.
Briefs
From
Britain
BR
FIEFS
FROM
BRITAIN
Kent's
(England)
harvest
thiJ
yaer
Is
the
biggest
In
70
years
More
than
2,000,000
people
in
Britain
have
lost
their
indent-ity
cards
since
1939.
Lady
MacGregor
of
has
been
appointed
a
of
the
Royal
Fine
Arts
commission
for
Scotland.
Eight
months
after
his
arrnv
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
discharge,
Victor
Gurney
of
London
reading
the
newspaper
at
lunch
discovered
he
had
been
awarded
the
B.
E.
M.
17
months
ago.
Capt.
Viscount
Tredegarm.
coalower,
poet
and
artist,
has
resigned
from
the
Rooyal
Corps
of
Signals
because
of.
Ill
health
For
nearly
100
years
a
member
cf
the
Brooks
family
of
Od-iham,
Hampshire,
has
been
Justices'
clerk
at
Odiham
and
Aldershot,
Robert
Brooks
is
present
incumbent.
One
machine-gun
bullet
from
a
German
plane
put
out
of
action
all
the
telephones
over
a
considerable
area
of
Britain
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
when
it
struck
an
overhead
table
a
"million-torone
shot"
British
Home
Guard
units
are
branching
out
with
the
formation
of
military
bands,
but
they're
having
trouble
In
finding
instruments
and
the
men
to
play
them.
It
has
previously
been
accepted
that
If
more
than
a
third
of
a
man's
skin
Is
destroyed
by
burning
death
is
certain.
A
new
method
In
Britain
called
Uie
continuous
envelope
system
has
destroyed
that
theory.
A
Southampton
man'
was
committed
for
trial
on
the
charge
he
broke"
into
a
house
Ihen
tried
.
to
dispose
of
thp
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I8Y2
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men
in
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above
age
groups
and
categories
are
now
subject
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immediate
call
for
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service.
vu
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wait
for
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call,
get
into
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K.C.A.F.
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But
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received
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you
can
still
get
in,
if
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act
PROMPTLY
Enlist
in
the
Service
you
have
always
wanted
to
join.
DON'T
PUT
IT
OFF
TILL
ITS
TOO
LATE!
Planes
and
Schools
are
Ready
to
Train
You
Quickly
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will
be
in
Air
Force
uniform
right
away.
No
more
delay
getting
into
aircrew.
Basic
training
begins
at
once.
Skilled
instructors
are
waiting.
Fast
planes
are
waiting.
It
you
are
physically
fit,
mentally
alert,
over
17
and
not
yet
33,
you
are
eligible.
You
do
not
require
a
High
School
Education.
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CREW
Heeded
Now
for
Immediate
Training
as
PILOTS
NAVIGATORS
BOMBERS
AIR
GUNNERS
WIRELESS
OPERATORS
(Air
Gunnera)
r
HOW
PRESENT
WAR
STARTED
Four
years
a;o
yesterday
HU
Majesty
called
upon
the
Empire
to
"stand
calm,
firm
and
united"
following
declaration
of
war
on
Germany.
Three
months
previously
the
King
and
Queen
were
In
the
midst
of
their
visit
to
Canada,
an
occasion
for
the
greatest
rejoicing
among
their
subjects
in
the
Dominion
of
Canada.'
The
same
Sunday
(Sept.
3,
1939)
that
Britain
declared
war,
the
liner
Athenia
was
torpedoed
and
sunk
200
miles
north
of
western
Scotland
with
the
loss
of
125
lives.
The
British
war
cabinet
was
named
with
Winston
Churchill
as
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
a
post
which
he
had
held
In
the
First
Qreat
War.
France
followed
Britain
into'
war.
Germany's
drive
against
Poland
was
in
its
third
day
and
the
pattern
for
the
destruction
of
civilian
life
!n
shattering
air
raids
was
being
set
as
Warsaw
and
other
Polish
cities,
were
subjected
to
merciless
bombings."
Canada's
Entry
Canada's
official
declaration
of
war
on
Sept.
10,
1939,
was
the
first
time
in
history
that
the
senior
dominion
of
the
British
i
Commonwealth
on
Its
own
ac
count
and,
by
its
own
will
proclaimed
itself
in
a
state
of
war.
In
1914
Canada
was
at
war
when
Britain
was
at
war.
In
1939
the
Canadian
Parliament
gave
Us
approval
to
the
declaration,
and
a
royal
proclamation
was
Issued
by
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
governor-general,
on
the
author
ity
of
King
George
VI,
announcing
the
existence
of
a
state
of
war
with
Germany.
Organization
of
the
Canadian
army,
navy
and
air
force
was
undertaken
Immediately,
the
ministry
of
munitions
appeared
In
the
cabinet,
the
wartime
budget
took
shape,
armed
guards
were
placed
at
power
stations
and
railway
bridges;
stories
of
horror
and
suspense,
blackout,
gas
masks,
air
raid
shelters,
torpedolngs,
poured
from
Europe
to
the
western
hemisphere.
British
war
missions
began
arriving
to
acquire
munitions
and
supplies
for
the
British
C.N.R.
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