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Page Two .._-_.:Tq Il\ll|. AL vvnu IIIIDILK nu \...,.,\. ..rit_v and pt-rsnnul profit. nu` mu` lmmvs 1`(-quire this kind of spirit. to enable them to vlivs. us we-ll us to give them a lasting unity and purpose. V will lllilklr fur (:()~()])('l`:ll.l()l\ in inclust.ry and throughout the l. It will mukv us z-'.u:vx' to put national interest. boforv per- ,, ,1 , ..,. .\.. ..... `:0 `"\'ix}`fEs.`f'?3'7c'>i5" or THE WEEK \IL -A-nag Iv Q-l-n- BY J AMES J . CARLYLE |'E|{S'()N/\L EX|'E| u|ENllE Special problems and special considerations enter into the successl'ul management of each individual estate. \`(/hen you appoint the Toronto (ieneral Trusts your executor you can rely upon its officers to translate a will or trust deed not only into effi- cient lmsiness practice but into an understand- ing devotion to the particular interests of your family. (ll This Trust company is now serving in many cases the third generation of its original clients. It has always regarded the personal aspect of estates` administration as heing of the first importance. lj] linquiries to discuss estate matters are cordially invited and will place you under no obligation. I`0IH|;\"|`0 GENEIEAII 1`IlAl]S I`S z\s.s1-t 5 under -.1dn1ini.~:rruti0n >'h:mlrl be thankful um! fur In-r fuvv.r:Il)le- frnm llw prays:-I11 wur mar 1:) -'I urn-ul l I'i(-mlly nulnzm that spu-nks curl (I .~h:n"v.< nur idu~:Ils_ l :1 n. I pkll lIlll(` \.ll Lnu nuuuuuu \.uu.u - These words of the Prime Minister were}! backed by the C0ll.s 'r\ ilt.lVe leader. Dr. Mam-H ion. when he declared that Canada's partlci- 1 patlon in the war was justified because way: are fighting for our lives"l Canada, he said, l. "regarded by Hitler and the Nazi zus as prim: wthe richest prize in the world". These plum M truths should bring home to all Czuladians the fact that no matter how remote their lives may appear to be from the actual scene of war. their community and personal inter- ests are at stake in this fight against Naziiam. - We have only to look at the plight 0! Poland to realize what. would happen to Canada it ".-`s\ ._ \\,._\\\\ \~ \ ynu did fight N:1pnI`(.-nn simzlv-hundvd at Wuu-rlnn, lh:Il`< r wanslilw, llw uirl~' tin`.-, ~-~}hunc)ri.~'1. .nu-.\' In Ilw fullest and xhenls to lhv cnmntrin-s wnh bnmhim; plum-.~; 'Ulll(` nun. nH1_V undc-r AIll_V ll||(l|'l \|IIu- wr mum pm'f1-ct J(L\'t`[)h Ia`. l\ rr- ; our glorious dc-ud, let us us(- those two to find out how best to serve Him. our ~ whom we recall to mvmory tuduy. Then -_v dirt! to bring about. CORPORATION Giuh Emu! Olly: King TIIE T THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1939 lrlruppinu dvulh on cities. destruc- lion on factorivs and univvrsitit-9. Cunaulu may play an uvun more im- |.mrl:ml role in the [igm uguimzl lmln-1'i.~m man .\`In- is ulrc-ndy s('hv(l- ulvd lu play". Dr, Michel Il6*1'lpe-'r- Iin Nuglu-cl uf Czumdinu L'hilllrvn'.< murals and I-duculiun will not pru- clum as much |)I`l`miII\I?l1| dzunuuv `I23 will megln-cl of llwir H-1-!|1." Dr. (`Iuranvv O. Sin41).\ nu. n 0 II "'Ih- purl of line Wur Mn.-u.-sun-9; Ant (:<.m-vrnim: the f'nmm:;-:~'. uf Cun- udu is not nirmrd lo prvvcnl pm\'~ inms {rum obtaining lhv nv'o:4s:nr_y (.`l'('(lil frnm lhv bunks, hul 10 . L`,|Hll`(l Canadian: mum-y [rum lin- ulmsus uf spmwllulitm." Rt. Him. I'.`rna'.\'I Lupuiuuv. -. u -7 I I11.-prmluctiml F.du(`:\liumII Fm: Tinlruday. November 9. 1939 _-.--._- I Prohibit:-d. lD30_ '1-ulurvs Syn MAYOR S2 _7>7,()0(),()()() EDITORIAL Britain were the Atlantic. __.\,, WE'VE GOT 'l`0 EAT THESE APPLES Ontario housewives and apple consumers ii ` igeneral are assured of :1 plentiful supply off the "king of fruits during the winter` months, according to :1 report by the Ontario` _Department of Agriculture. Apple growers in. `the province have in the past depended upon` I the overseas market to absorb their surplus production. but this business has been lost owing to war conditions and the need of boat! {space for war necessities. _ | 1' no! nnnv f\v-sfnrln chirxnn QHTTIP bal` `I ispuce 1Ul wui l|l:\.CooA\.-u.o. I Last year Ontario shipped some 100.000 bar`- ;re1s of apples to Great Britain out of an 800.-,` {000-barrel crop. This year the crop is about athe same. and the extra 100.000 barrels will i {have to be consumed in Ontario and Qiiebec.|` `as according to an agreement. with the feder-xi 5:11 government Ontario growers cannot ship lthe fruit. beyond the borders of their own ~ province and Quebec. leaving the Canzidian `lWest to British Columbia growers. 5 - ... ..\._,_ ...\.......--`nun uyl` `lglautn nun u\. AV\J. ; my . . u _ \ . . . . V . . _. I ` It is interesting to note t.lmt, the apple sec- 2,1 ;Lions of the fruit stalls will be particularly" jcolorful this season. By order of the govern- f iment, pale and aenemic Mclntoshes and ] isnows must not appear in public. The chief M _`r difference between a N0. 1 apple and Domes-! _j tic grade is color. In all red varieties. No.` e'l1`s must have 40 percent color. while the` E/,,Domest.ic grade. except Spies. requires butl 3; 15 per cent. In other words. a No. 1 basketli must contain all well colored apples. ; l ... . . . ., _ l -A- -..--- .-.,\..+\` axon.-:nrr and nruau L;Uu\.uuA an LL: puAuA\.u ..,.,.,.-_,. I [ All of which sets one's mouth wzxtering and] *teeth aching to get into the heart of a red.| lripe. juicy McIntosh! And we trust that this` article has had the same effect upon the! reader. for these 100.000 extra barrels of ap-5 iples have got to be eaten right here at home. n := nnf rmru hnnhhv but a natriotic duty `DIES nave gUL LU Us :"d.u:u A1511 LALZLC up .u,...\.. `It is not only healthy but 21 patriotic duty lto eat apples. We have been told that an ap- ple a day keeps the doctor away. and we -might add that two apples a day will help lkeep the Germans away. Remembrance Day should be observed as a warning to Nazi militarists. THE BARRIE EX.AMi NER Established 1864 A weekly newspaper devoted to the interests of the '.I'own of Barrie and the surrounding country. issued at the Post Office Square, Barrie. every Thursday. The] Barrie Examiner is :1 member of The Canadian Week-i 2:] Newspapers Association and of Class A Weeklies of Canada. J. A. M:icL:m:n, Editor. _,, _...___.._..-.-. vs . mun ! Thanks to the Maginot Line and Britain's!` `preparedness to meet the threatened Nazi, blitzkrieg. the poppies are able to grow inl peace in Flanders` fields. The Japs are said to have exported eleven` million gallons of beer last year. and this in` addition to the millions of biers exported to !China during the same period. ` :_.._;,.:.. I ; The Dutch are prepared to resist a possible` {invasion by Hitleris army, but they wouldi gprobably welcome the intrusion of Hitler .s.:...mw M C! fnriH\'(= m b? interned along`. EDTODRDIY V\'(`lCUll1 Llltf unuuanuu ua. Luau..- himself as a fugitive to be iwith the ex-Kaiser. Hamlet, in his soliloqny. remarked: "con-Iii science doth make cowards of us all: and" . thus the native 11116` of resolution is sick1ied.' - 3 c`er with the pale cast of thought. and en`cer-1- [prises of great pith and momnnt with this re-` gard their cttrronts turn awry. and lose the! name of action." ; ' I I I v I 1 ` The Soviet assertion Lulu nuaara 3 bCL.uAAu_y , _is endangered by the "threat of war by little: `Finland is too ludicrous for words. It is as if` `Washington had declared that the independ- ence of the United States was threatened by; :the Island of Jamaica. I E Toronto newspapers would serve the ends; !of justice boner if they would refrain from!` lmepeating the pet names of criminals zmdfa Lsuch sentimental slush as pret.t_v 17-year-old , y `Peggy Paramour". Criminals have no suchii: [soft consideration for their victjms- , . g.}` Soviet assertion that Russia's security --~.a-..._-..-.: 1.... +1". --H-n-n-::1* nf umr hv little`. E In this country`s early days there appeared` fnew settlers from the United States who were ` ' known as Quakers. The Quakers are, and '- have been ulwztys. a peace-loving, God-tearing \ people. ideal t-itizens in every way. The Quak- mrs would not .-serve in the militia in those early days, but they did pay ten pounds alt yen!` to the government to keep up the milltii1.'l The Qimkerx, tlierc-lm'e. did their part in the-lru` * own way and no person ever held anything I ' against them It is siiggested by the Trtiiton , ~ CClllI`lP!`AI\dV()(::lt` that the extreme paeitists 1 I who have been making themselves vocal . against our war, might be asked to follow the ` Quakers` example and put. up $50.00 upieee l for the Red Cl'(I5.`i. - `T . defeated and Naziism crossed -...:_. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Anywhere in Canada. $2.00 a year; in United States, $2.50 a year, pay- able in advance. Single copies. 5 cents. Subscribers wishing to dis- continue paper at o.\:piration of per- iod paid for are L-xpxrclcd to notify this office before dam of expiry. EDITORIAL NOTES -2- Il While we look for the "real" \\'2n tn start. a "white" war is going on lzilently and mercilessly and states, are falling to the enemy without ai shut being fired. j . I1 mnk 11-: :1 long time to recug-F ! It took us at long ume up rucug-, ni'1.n.~ the "white" wan`. It had been} going on for years before the r9uI"j war brnke out in September. Now] Ewe wait for great air raids on L111`.-[1 rdun. for massed German attacks cm! the Western Front. 01' Soviet troops` -\ m-mph 2n1:Iin F`inl:n1d nr Run-I war -.ilentl,v states a It took long recog- been r9aI" Now Lull- on troops to march against Finland or Rou- mania. Because none of these things ltake place we think that nuthims, is ilzappening. But the white war is going on silently and mercilessly all l the time. and states are falling to the nneiny without a shot being ` firvd. ` The tray of the white` war is to `izittack from within. with propa- > ganda. by sowing confusion. by rub- all sorts of oppusitimi mnvenients and little Caesars". by inciting minorities to discontent and rrbvllion. working up racial hatrvd. t`r:t_\`ing people's mirvos. and in gon- A t 1 I the port of Baltiski. he alrt-ady dom- t< irrates the southern sido of the duvp \' |Gulf of Finland. lVlolotot`ts .\`})t3:`Ch .c irevealed that the dvmands prupar-,\ ;ed for Finland includrd a naval b:lSt` 1 l. ,at Hangoe. opposite Baltirki. s:r\'or-l :11 islands lying out in front of l_."n-` jingrad. and tho pushing back of tho ` |F`innish border from \\'hm`c it stands gtoday almost at the outskirts of [.vn-` lingrad. to a point on tho iiari'o\\'= Isthmus of Karclia, \Vhl`l`l,' it cou`.ri Ibe more easily rlefotidud. .3`t.tlvn seelns to have in mind ht`l`t' that|` Gorman troops oporatvd in F`inl:ui `in l9l8 and that Germany or some N other power might attempt an at-` `tack on Leningrad from this qu::rt-: or. On the otlu-r hand thusv (i(`~` itnands. plausiblv t-nough in thvm-| isolvos. might only bl` the first s`.::;1v| `in a coniploto gobbling up of Fin- ,land. whose iii(lvpetid0Iit'v \\'uull 1:0 `virtually undvd if shv coded thvm. Probabl_v in the und Finlznui will itake a middle` course bu-txvvvn duty-I ing Russia and yielding to all hi-rt clumands and will `rive up the is~% ` ` -V - -~ \ l....-,l..u- lx-tnl: (ht! western l`l`l)nL Ur auvn.-L ll'UH[)5l Rm:-1 take iI~-um,-min.-r But the is` inciting n`tll10l'iuc$ ll) uisuiiituiit iinu l(Il\t' .u mun... ..,....v. .. lll`l`j1w ll'll`lYl1llld.\`. give is~ I, {`l`:tl so weiikeiiiiig the \'ict`iii'.~' pnw- tlilllds and ll1t)\'(` lll'l` l)tIl'(ll`l` l):|('l{ fr er of 1'0SlSl:ll\L`L` that he will beia few miles friiiii Leiiiiigriitl. . 1`t`i|d.\' 10 fIlV "P W 83"? \\'h`` Amither Soviet white w:ii"' which. ml `;the tnweriiig Nazi 01' Sm-iet iit-it.'.h' |\\'l'lllL` not tuuching us sn trliisvly as L` `hm l3Tl?5L`l5 his l >l511 ml dl`l1ld~ {the iiieiizice to the fl'lL`ll(lly Sc:iiidi- U in 1' `llllel "`"31lCl8 Vl3 "Smlld iiziviam dl`l`nUCl`ilClllS. the liiippii-stl `md d'~ "e"!" The f"`' p`-:d`~`l land best run cniiiiti`ivs iii the \\'i>i`ld. m- , Of Th!` Dimllg 59"1`l9- R` SCh~ng-`rniily have even ;{l`t`llL`l' l!lflll(`ll(`L` m Wlls in hi-\` b00k "G`1'm'l.\"- RVW luii the otitcoiiie of the \\ ll()lL` \\':ll . is t lulltm Of D'~`~l""ll" `-"ml C3 "Nd th:it being czirried mi in the lliil-l _`im t`Y\'Cl`l`D1_'m it l the N_`'~`mbCl` lkillls. lien` Stalin's piirpnso sci-iiis Reiiders Digest.) of how Hitler and to be to 50"] mo Black Sun up as ;. _ _} | l Wlhel` N?-l leild-"5 dl5L'u5-`ed 1h*`5 Russiiiii .lail persiiadiiig Ttii`lte_vl` '.lmcthnd.< with him. pointing out that 10 C1033 the Smms to an ,,m\;(i, ,ll390l3l` Culd i1l~V3.V5 be f`md_4"ld warships. and Rmiiniiiiiii and Btil- A ;tnnu2ht forsuoh i_>u1`i>0ses "especially gariu to hold the land :ippi`<\:i(`liL`S. lin the deniocrzicies. `where they are lagninst (.',me,- Gm-mm, (,1. Amvd 4.1,. now not interested in anything but pl-mach. .ll`lnllQy. and that no YY'llIl0}~ howi He has been l.ebum,d_ as WEI`, imuch the \\`hlll` war cost it \\ :!S' mo Strglitc Ch0`1l)L`I' -ind less riskv th"n Plittinb wave Seem M Turkey _ `an army in Ih9e1d'~ " lchonsmg to go with the big sea pu\v- .VI . . ' ` ` .teaid of the big land })U\\'Gl'.| ' * We have seen Austria and C7.ocho- Le` ?q- . _ ,- _ , - is slovzikiii full to the Nazis this wav. `md all-gmng ~hmSe nh Iianmmll ` :Thus is iriziiiitaiiied the .\l0ll(lL`l I` and Hungary. Yugoslavia. Rmiiriziriitii _ , , . ~ , - ` m_ and Lmmama tmwr for me l)aSt|th1eu]d hichliolds Rouiii.iiii.i 0 cl . . ' : "3 : '- ll year on the \`el`_\` brink. More than Pace From the Bl-mkh NW Um ( | i . . .till reach her with support. But 9 - v ~ v .q . , . . ma" `md much Close` to ham '3 to miike Rmimanizis [Jl)Slll()ll Slf1'.' D have seen nearly all the elements . , , \ - . | of the white war applied to Quebec. : m dgt': Es .Td1`Tf_:3RE:};;3] I1;]1?ln' l\\.-here separatism. race jealousy. an ul ` fc,`,.,` Y , `1`:._ l hatred of Ottawa and the growth of ;:f:l,e(:hII,30l:\j"::1mi]el.gs guniformed fascist movements havelug `ma when mm happened nah. iiindoiibtedlv been encouraged byl " ` -vninhi uuinur in tnn II N l iLJull`.',lH [tn >uL`n punpxra-co v...1pn.v.nuu_y lg democracies. where they are lag in D,- mono_\"`. that matter much it wasgm and risky C}; arm) the field. -91, '0 Austria ;.. way. `in Roumania 5th past'p` iqt ` closer to home. we ` t all m ' ,1` where `bl i . . C( gumformed fascist havelul lundoubtedly by I nf the Nazis to weaken Canada and L lame the British Empire. As Hitler _ ';s.ire\\-dly pointed out to Rausch- V ning. it is peculiarly difficult for ail` democracy. with its freedom oflll 5 `speech. to defend itself against such 3 i,att-ack. Nor can the democracy: qlreturn the attack on the dictator-{`3 lship. which is protected by its cen- ` sorship and secret police. The only `F real defence which d6ln0Cl'ZlC)'i seems to have against this insidi-:3` nus boring from within is the nat-ll` ural good sense and solidarity of', l `spirit of its citizens. Thus we have lb 1 .'l O seen Quebec fight off this attack. and in Europe solid democracies` 6 like Holland and Switzerland have ' proven impervious to it. In fact. an `r diattack now and then probably does " I` ll democracy. like a Church. good. ._l \v,,,. vvzn x\`..u-5.` \....,. m:.-,..t._ THE WHITE WAR Wlllli we look for tl1e:-eal war to start, a ``white' war is going on silently and mercilessly and states are falling to the enemy without a shot being fired. u ucui\u.iu\._y. nu; u .......-... D _ .. l Now Hitler's plans have miscar- `gm ried. his forces are tied up in a real lg war. and it is Stalin who has taken` ' up the technique of the white war. lor Illlis quiet. cold-blooded methods are gtin sharp contrast to the Hitler hy-1`` steria. Without raising his voice or `r_B.` losing a soldier. Stalin has taken , 3 Estonia. Latvia and Lithuania. He Cl`? , }h:.s gained all of the advantages W1` Iwliich military conquest could have 'l {brought him: naval bases. air fields. m` land the right to station Soviet arm- " sites there. without any of its costs. _ 1| But offensives in white war like v :1 3 those in real war, tend to slow down ia.~ they proceed and meet with ` Ci heavier resistance. Bowling over the `m _"1[i:=olated and abandoned Baltic out- 5!` `pasts Estriiiia. Latvia and Lithuania l'was easy ~enough -for Stalin. but I. iwhen he came to Finland and TllZ`- ` . - key. these had had time to bring I tap support. the one from the Scan~ lu . . 1 v d|tlinavian bloc. the other from Bri-I itain and France. In the case of -lr~ ~ iItii`ke_v, Stalin was decisively re- `-lpulsed. and as we write the Flll.'l."{ Lelarv still rt-sistiiig his (l0lTl. ill(l.H'.[; !.\lt-aiitime there are signs that he l..< prt-ssiitp, Roumania and Bulgaria thard and they will probably be Iltiu-xt in the news. Since outside of '_O:.\']V-il`:i(llC air and submarine raiding` LO `.lli.\ l.\` the main war that is going. tiiii at present let us try to see just Swhnw it is developing. in lv ._~ l\tA' micv In knnw Staliifsl s l 1 an a\.\.uL\.uue. uu an ..b.\,\....... .. -___ LESSONS OF REMEMBRANCE DAY Eal growersmciannotlshlp t l Remembrance Day and Poppy Day Willlthe 1 have added Sillllificilllce U118 )'111`~ in m ~11~{ Canaclianll they will be observed in the midst of anotherlwesg ;; War. Rem6mb1`1m<`9 is 3 (WW W9 0W `O `hose To make doubly sure that consumers will}; who gave 11911` 1i\T 5 10 Stem the tide f W'get nothing but the best. the government I runny which threatened 0 Sweep V`31' meihas ordered the elimination of all windfalls ` world twent.y-i'ive years ago. We P33 1:and No. 3 grade apples from the market. It is" homage to those dead heroes in silent l'C`l1`lCn 1-`la pumslmble 01-fence by law to Offer for sale : bfallctr 011 N0V<`mb91` 11~ 0 POPPY D35 We poor grade apples. the fine being from $10 to have an opportunity of expressing our grati-1 ~50_ Apple g1.0we1.S are being mmmded that tilde in practical form by contributing to thelan Open pzlckagos of apples must have the fund for the benefit of the veteran survivors:Smue mmkmgs 118 closed paCkag.eS_ Each Of 11195 T51 great Cmc`- lpackage must have the variety of apple and` when `-119 -'ml59 W35 3`-gm " NVem'5grade stamped on it in plain letters. The ber 11. 1918. there was great rejoicing ovexlgmdes Wm be No_ 1 and Dunesmu 51... .........n nf nnaon mm we had hoped never] H ;...........`.:..~ on 1-ur\9n that than nnnln <=>r`-: Willson Woodsid's Weekly War Commentary 3 Tsnrtst Ru_~asm'.~` B; policx-:5. pursuxng uwn methods. r Russm lust m lhu warm water pnru :nuvul pnsmun m ,..I.-n umh an nnem lhn\\' it IS (l\'P.l()pII1g. - ` l: is not easy to know Stalinlsl -mind ur intentions. From his record 5 up In date we know him to be nei- Hhcr bnld or brilliant. but cautious Em upproilch. ruthless in action and "in-n-rendingly suspicious. Sleeped .m Marxist dogma all his life hi` ls:-i-xiis still to believe that Europe in-;in be Communlzed and to have `iw\`vr given up schoming this. Bu! who ulsu seems Lu have sat in tho` .ll{rc-mlin lung enough In have be-' .:n.n'\n . (`war in 1:" but numo Wilhi TI-IE BARRIE EXAMINER. BARRIE. 0N l`.. CANADA `--? It und take numlle` L'<)urst- Ut`l\V('l'll umy `` ntrod. Rus. :1 xgvn-lclvrnnnds. is~l pnw-`1:mds buck` ill be `:1 "h `"whitt` ""19-h` md~1_tl\c 'Sld l1:u)pi(-xi '-`"d.`~`m !:\nd h "1-`nmy Rv\'0- \\*hnlv war. " 0IT1bel`nk:1ns. nr nnrl l... kn h\ _-nul thn Rlnrk Sun Ill) HS VUS. ilnu wucn nun uuy..m..-.. .- t might swing in 100. {i`tl1I;1. We have much neglected Bulgar- I h.ch_ ]ia. in many ways the mos1 n1r:1c`t-l `fin. `give and the best fighting: nntmn ID 1 of Ethe Balkans. She has an old 1m_dx-3 . .o;mmI n-ipndghin for Britain. whlchl .m.S!5.000.000 pnunds nf wh;Il(-s I ipectod to be caught by tha- `mug. , fleets of Chile thxs your i `X75300 dollars was the tutu wped for the N.\'. Amerxcnn bum-I Q hr. )1` 1929~-Ihis was the hm} "ope {club 111 the hnsmfy uf the :1. 'll.980vpersons du-d {rum mu. your U1 Canada. I70 pounds of ft-ld.\p.n' 1.< lh .' ` ` be: `for c-very 200 lb. pnrm-l;nn I :._....|..u._- n . . _ . V I. military state in an) case. ` l jithe Balkans. she has mu lfilul-` ,-,tional friendship for which |;1 .;has survived the last xvm`. undlv _ ;cnu1d be hnd" for it 35-mile strip} _ {of the D0b1`lldj2l. t'ikon from her by V ,:Roumani:1 in 1913. British and C `-`|French diplomacy has been trying 9 _;all this year and is still working ,`thrmigh Turkey and even Italy, to C ynersuzide Roumania to give this 5` ibzick. win .Bulg:iria`s friendship and ( Nicreate a solid Balkan blnc. Both 1 svl-Iitler and Stalin are working to 9 defeat this. Stalin would like to [1 `make himself Bulgaria's benefactor. 5 `is he has Lithuanizfs. and make her lhis outpost in the south-west. And `he is in a position to bring quite` yi different kind of "pe1`suzisiun to `hear on Ronmanizi. not :1 very solid: 5 14 :1` ...\4 nln-n u-no xnhntlxnr ht` in-l RU!` nuuuu_y :u.u,c Ill u.._. -...,... 1 It is not clear yet whether he in- fronds to lake the large pmvince of ;Bess2irzibia away from Roumunizi for himself. but there is some room in doubt this. That might lead in mi lfln-l`OLlnd partiiinn of Roumainin. in `which Hungary. suppnrtccl by Ger- >mun_\,'. would get the largest share: tind Stalin c;m't- be nnximis in <'.rong1hon Hungziry. one of his most `confirmed enernics. lf Stalin is in- `.l`ll an guiirding tho nppmzich in the Black Sea he would siiroly be `more likely to leave Rmimzmiu stmng enough to defend l1C`I`SUlf, with an addiiionul guzirnmoo of his |prmec\iuii". which she so desper- . ueT_v' 'cluesn`i."w;iii1. Du those svein `f{ll`-Off. petty and piirpusn-less squall)- iblL-5. They are the battles M the` I I I l }\vl1iie" wur. and if we can win ennugh 0! them und build up Illll` -l(l(` lu U\,'f`l'\\'h('1ll`llllL', sirviiglh. ii 5 just pussiblv we may m-vvi` h(i\'(` u fighi nul thu ri-cl" \\';nr \\`ilh all` `is blond sacrifices. 1 ~i 0] I "'I`h1.~; Is an qxpnrlunlly for us ICmmdn In firmly 1-stnblxsll Mr 1' `vlmnul .~1uuI`c:- cl nupply u! all Cu `adum labor for all Cunnnhzm 1 a.......--' R Y Huillu. opportunity or expfrsbulg uu. 5... the? survivorsf first ; . Armistice signed on Novem-f over! _ the return of peace. and we had hoped neverl` to see such a war again. This hope was shar-l ed as much by the people of Germany. andjt if they were free to give expression to their-, feelings today they would sweep away the : Nazi war-mongers from the seats of govern- merit. This feeling was expressed by the Ger; man people when they enthusiastically greet- [ ed Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain on thel - occasion of the signing of the Munich peacel pact. If the keeping of that pact had been} left to the German people. it would neverl` have been broken and we would not now be`, l fighting Hitlerism. l -1-... Allinrl Nations that fought together int x * "During pr-ucr and (11 1 the orphans, thc old. lhv 7Ihuac- whn rumml hvlp I ihuvv In be c-an-d for In I ,Muum' Stank-y I.c'I:`i.\' ' --v - 4------~ 'l'a.-ll it wvll 1.:-rln Olin In a.-ll I1 wvu .mu luv the lvlhm-, UUKH 'I'lu- l".x.-um` 1 quart-'~ H ` . r dwi 1: "t'" tl1vx11-|l"h"1l ` ' s::;`.:: l`l>l``-\` .\'*`1 bblmg vnmmrm. )endom`(,- 1' . ` vnd W hmd trse dx-Ix-1"' ." xivlding hm-;``l'"'l<- ll is~{ l 1;; lo ,Nnp_ _ A SP! .l'l` I 'l`lll'I \\'nr( frmn the 1. ing almost island. `?` " mum` \ `ms mgmx, :r<':Il.-r " Lhu A G1, Rub Ni ml` < (,mm_m luck ___hm suuding 'I`urkc_v } wUd_ is nulxidvl . `....x u..1_ _. _ )l' Ru ill 1;. L I .d clurmg wmzl blind, and rip lhc-msrlvx-s, rm... . 1 })U\'\'l`l . I . Bri1;1in.|s1`l slender I 1i.1ln1h0] xv) cnuld mm. on safer. m 10 her. ' 'llF lhv progeny 0f :1 pair (I -' ; flies all livvd and 1'v:u'lw(l I -"tln~_v would by lho 4-ml uf u ',xm-1' {ill :1 .\`|):l(`(` of nlmul um V in` of :1 millinn <~ul>u' lm-1. 1 Q n n I . l.l.0\'D'S nf lnmdnn was .\`II n:nnmH because their hmldqunrhwx wx-rv v-<~ ` tnblishud in what \v:I.\' m'i;{in:|H_\' .I.ln_Vd'.< Cnffvx~-Hum:-. | o o o fighting l-ntlerism. The Allied Nations that fought together in the Great War--Britain. France. Italy. the 1 United States and the British dominions- 1 might well make a supreme effort to empha-ii size the true significance of this Remem-j brance Day. The German people and the Ge1'-` M man dictators should be reminded of thel disastrous futility oi` their last attempt toi dominate the world by the force of arms. It` may well be that. the memory of that great disaster is holding in leash at the present} moment the German armies facing the Mag-; inot Line. If this be the case. the lesson of his-5 tory should be driven home to the Nazi rulers; and the German people at this time. | -.-__-.............- r\.-n- chnnlrl insnirp confi-l I ` .' ' ' . IN Australllu dogs are nmv lr:mu-ml to play ('1`ickvL Thv dam: art as |\vickcl-kcrpLu`.~: ur fields and upm- icntcliimz thv bull in then` lm-1h run} lwith ii to me bmvh-r. A 1'u1\ln-r `ball is ll.\'.`(l for lhis 1_\ ]):` ul` vrzrlu-I ` (|'l`HE wm-d "form-:n.~'1" is :1 n- :u'('m11:`d on lhv first .~`yll:ul `vvrh whx-n Ihv lust syllnhlv `..:l 1 u ` [UNDER nu illnukv kills 1 . - - - '1'!` IS vstimutnd that :1 sin `puff-hull contains st-vx-|';1 ll>'1))rv.< this fum.:u.x` is 1 l`ll1`I1l!1(H1 U U U SPl.I'I` nail on thv sc'('nn( lhvir fuel is; us:-d by ,us :1 cnml) um! . ..|. a..\ i u u "l`HI". xvnrd "pvnixmxlu" is < Latin wm'ds | x-nu-. almost. and 'm.~:ul.~: nwu Q Q Q |UNl)I`4l\ IIH mukv nights. ' u v CLASS has bvon I`(`('(`IlI]_\' in\'vnl- mm will dissolve in 1):-11'/.-.1 c]1luml'u1`1n ur alcohol. but which i: -.~:h:1ltorprm>l` and can bv mull-L! lulu \mmd AN Austrzlliun rnilwn_\' guard \\'.':s Lnndun. England. institulinn. 'l`hi.< malady was prcviuu.s`l_\* bulievvd un- | Curublo. I Q Q - n-ct-n11_\' cured of colnr-blindm-ss. 4:1 ; ` - - - `THE French lzmgunge ranks first, in .c1:nnr and the German people at. bulb buuc. , Remembrance Day should inspire confi-] dence among the Allied nations in the. ulti-*, mate victory of their cause. and it should serve to remind Hitler and his cohorts of the tragic folly of attempting to scare or batter the world into submission to their "will to' power." .__.._ 2 `I Those who say and live it--\vl1;nl's the use being so particulur--~svldum , get far, and often take nll1ers` sue-` cess and living. as well as lives with ' \ them. . 'T`|-`nun in nu Mn ~\ Aarr...-nu.-.. lxn. fumln. i There is quite a `tween defence and `dnnagos. I Srmihxd r~hi1r :1 ll1]2lg(`S. Spoiled children are the {uthvrs [and mothers of spoiled men and lwomen. and the parents of nmrv. i Ihnn :1 m:m mnrrins hp wants :1 |\V'(lI`l1t`H. 11110 UK.` })ilTL`Hl.\ (H Hll!l('. I When a mam xnurries he wants wife and :1 companion. and nut critic. A critic isn't` often (-\'on gum comp:m_\'. Ono pnnnni hv hm mxnd but h (`0l`DpHl1_V. One cannot be Lm) good but In-A can be too easy and soft. Nut jnining lhv (`hurvh that counts. bu! ch:nn;:ing thv lifv fen` thn boner. __T\Tnn T\Tnn1nhu< Some Thinkaboufs (Copyright) irnrlamatinn On this day of solemn rcm'n1hmm7c I join with the Mayors of Cities and Tmvns in all parts ul Canada In issue this Proclamation: NAZIS REGiu{[) CANADA AS A PRIZE Prime Minister Mackenzie King is essent-` lally a man of peace. Throughout the repeated intei national crises of the past few years. no; political leader within or outside of the Bri-; tish Commonwealth has stood more firmly for the policy of appeasement. Mr. King's attitude toward war. and particularly Can-i ada`s involvement in European conflicts. has been almost pacifist. If anyone could have kept Canada honorably out of the present_ war. Mackenzie King would have done so. -- , .u__ ..A,......+ ...-.1-Hn er-u:xnr~h-! H)l'IT12ll CU ; only :uLw -J a A. M'.u'l)()NAl.l) Barrie, Nuwmlwr lllh, 19W Shm't.!y b(-l`ur(- Their 1\/Iuj(`stivs` visit. Lhu Mayors of Cnxxada passed :1 re-.sn- ` Jution culling: rm` Moral R:--A1'mam<~nt as tho need of the day. 4' EMIZMBR.AN(`F. 1'?/\Y rvculls the (xmrngv and sacrifice of the past. ` IL l)1(i.*'. us 1'vm11s-cr:m~ mn`selv<-s to Lhv nation's highest smvico. in " \VI". 11('V(`!` f'1vl(l our duty 1105. Thv wurld-w'1(lv x`e>;p()ns- .~;hn\v<-(I :1 wurld-widv need; and war has in- l(-n. that. new-d. Suck: ;. spirit, V xvhulzx nu1i(m. .~:0nnl .w-curity Wzlh u .u(\:1.~;c ul` mdividuul x'(-:.~:pu11.~:ibiliLy, we shall mzhivve true economy or 1*.::1n-,m\.\'m'_ munvy, and nutional Mfort. T'v\x- nmx':Ll(- of thv pt-uplv and 1.hvhualth()fLh(- fighting Services will be at. tho-i. In-st- IurLhv1'mm'(- w- ne-vd no longer accept as int-vimble the moral r:..~;'..z1lIi(-.- of wan` '1`h:- Lwu xmxmu-.\' .\'ilt.'n('(* on Rvnwmbrzmcc Day form :1 link with tho dead. It n-an u|.\n link us with thv future and with life. .pointed out that for Canada the war presentsiscience cowards wur. lVlll\LI\L`|lLlC xxnup-, vvuuu. nun, ..-..-. _.... 1 . V _ . . . . . . - _ Washington that the indepeno '5. Fm mesa lgasom me leqem Ya-d~w Speech `ence by }h: es by Mr. King on Canadas position in them I 1 nd of main 1. war come with greater force and conviction; 9 5 3 ` `_-_ W7` {bi The object. of these broadcasts was to explainl `at the issues oi` the war and rally the Canadian, T_01`0I}t0 HGWSDQDGTS endsil people no a wpl-,,,(. efful-t to Strengthen meiof justice refrain from! defence forces of the Dominion and back the . repeating. `mdltt people of 01.9, Bmdm with an their 1-e-lsuch "pretty 17-year-old';h sources in the life and death struggle with Pj Criminals suchgis Hm.3Sm The prime Ministe,-__h35mmgQg_1 soft consideration their in quite clear that Canada is not fighting mere-| ly out of loyalty to t.he Motherland. He has. Hamlet. "con-;k --._1 andlil problems which did not exist in 1914. "Weithus the sickliedlil. have today." he said. far greater responsibil- E cast en`cer- gvf ities for the defence of our own territory and. l prises moment re-`p especially. our coasts . . . Apart from guard-igard turn ing the approaches to the St. Lawrence andilname i-` the Atlantic coast. little was required in the. -- - ' ll`. way of Canadian defence. The two greatf Brian Mat-Gocy. of New York. who has air powers on the far side of the Pacific. Russia good job and 331100 in bank. has appmad gofs and Japaii. were Allies of Great Britain . . .iPremier Angus Macdonald of Nova Scotia to.` Today. at all times. we must be prepared. in- i find him :1 wife who can play the bagpipesf, sofar as we can. to defend our western coast, We suppose some Sassenach will be unkindi for ourselves. Furthermore. in the presentienough to remark that Brian is making sureil war. submarine warfare has been faced from of having good grounds for a possible divorcelf ' l the outset. The problem of naval defence of` ` the Atlantic coast and the St. Lawrence has} assumed more . proportions. NeW- 7 both in the number and amount of Home 1111- N foundland and the French islands of St.;provement loans. and the movement has evi-`M PW??? nd Mi(lU-`10n Smlld 8! OUT VH3 d00r.'dently started a building boom around Tor-;'. Their defence is not less imperative to Can- onto. where whole stl`eets' of new homes secm~ :tda's security then to their own lto have sprung up over night. This demon-3 R(`ft`l`l`ll1K to the air force for the territorial` strates what can be done by the release of; defence of Canada. Mr. King said. that thisilmomv On rmsonable terms. 1 development may become of great import-, -~~~-%--- ance to the Allied efforts overseas. Canada isi Members of Neville Chamberlain's house-! to become the air base of the Empire. Butlhold have disclosed that for relaxation the`, Canada's contribution to economic warfare? Prime Mini-W`? si11.k'-\` NOLIFO -`Diritu<'ls. lcarnedi may well prove to be the most. important fac- on a trip to the Bahamas During his flight to probably sang -~- I} Barrie leads all towns in Simcoe County. I tor. Canada is the nearest and surest source,Munich. I\ir Chamberlain I of lndispensiblc material and supplies for'iSwing Low. Sweet Chariot". while at Berg-" Britain and France. and Mr King declareditesgarten he would likely croon to Hitler that a "determined national effort to bring`|"Come underneath me old umbrella." our industry and agriculture to the highest --~% - ' point of efficiency will be of the utmost im-i appearedi portance to the common cause" were` Thncn uvnr-dc nf ma DrIn\n uiniunr mm-all-rnown Quakers. Quakers are. on thin day. whilv rt-mt-n1bm'ing dt.-ud. nnm L(- to .\`(`(`k C`md's Plan and to be King: and our Cmmtry. own failures. let us set ourselves to Rm-o;:*ni>.in.-. our own fmms and our nd so help to free our country put. right what :5 wrong: in mu` own lives :1 Fr-rn\\ nr...-H four and hat:-. PHI llglu wunu In n.\..-_-.. u. {row "reed. fear and -r-. Th:-n vw shun truly hmmur those whom \\r- czw build thv sort of world they to l difference be- fighting straw mm of wu ur its unxivl nnun whv` nblv um! . i.~ uh (II hnll.\`r- I ms-lm'il.\*` i)()I\llNN)N Kl)lGES'Vl`w0F- ..n.. -nun.` `cw-vow`-It-`III crop`-Imus!` 1 Ouh Sulm` Lruuuhu u- an ~ qunr I\ll \ lIl\.Y\l1\.|'. A ' mu n...._-..n.....4 .. ..rl