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ourselves in very close harmony with the Government of Canada,
99 Years Leaso
Mr. Churchill concluded that there was no question of any transference
August 21, 1940,
By Ernie Bushmiller
JULY-L
Indies Are
RADIO Important To U.S.
of sovereignty in these facilities, but ZBW, 355 metres (545 kc.) and
basin.
(Cheers).
on
(Continued from Page 4.)
We counted for its part His hajesty's Government 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)
These are some of the reasons, Jurid accounts, trumpeted round the the north African shore.
was entirely willing to afford defence
that probably the Institute states, world, of the frightful damage he has on the French fleet.
98-year leasehold
Recital by Elvic Yuen inflicted, of the vast numbers of our
dictated the strong attitude inken by "Even though metropolitan France facilities
"We feel sure that our interests, From the Studio
Secretary of State Hull in his warn- nir force he has shot down-so he is over-run temporarily, there is no
interests of the
that the United Ing of April 17 BAYS with so lttle loss to himself, reason why the French navy,
Broadenst by Z. B. W. on a Fre States could not remain Indifferent after tules of panic-stricken British, stantial parts of the French army and no less than the
will be served quency of 845 kc's, and on Short to any change in the status of the crouched in their holes, cursing the the French Empire oversens should colonies themselves, and Canada and
Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and B-11 p.m. istands, because the United States, bureaucratic government which led not have continued the struggle on Newfoundland,
Hike many other countries are de- them to such a plight (Laughter)-if our side.
"Undoubtedly this process means on D.52 m.c's, per second, "Shielded by an overwhelming sen
I. K. T.
pendent on them for vital raw ma- his whole onslaught were forced
possessed of invaluable that these great organisations of the
democracies, the 12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter-terials such as rubber, tin, quinine tamely to peler out the Fuchter's power,
and copra. reputation for veracity of statement strategical bases and ample funds, English-speaking might be seriously impugned (Loud France might have remained one of British Empire and the United States, jeession,
12.30 Compositions of Sibellus. to bo somewhat mixed up
1.00 Local Time Signal and Wea- Holland, as a matter of fact, had Laughter).
the greatest combatants in the strug-hove
almost a world monopoly on quinine gle. By doing so France would have together in some of their affairs for
and general advantages.ther Report,
1.03 Patricia Rossborough and as a result of the production in the preserved the continuity of her life, mutual
Netherlands India. and the French Empire might have (Cheers),
"For my own part, looking out, Robinson Cleaver, advanced with the British Empire to the rescue of the independence and upon the future, I do not view the integrity of the French motherland process with any misgivings. I can- not stop it if I wished. No one can Intop it. Like the Mississippi, it just keeps rolling along. Let it roll (Loud Cheers). Let it roll on, full flood, inexorable, irresistible, to broader lands and better days,"
"We may be sure, therefore, that he will continue, as long as he has the strength to do so, and as long as any preoccupation he may have in respect of the Russian air force will
allow him to do no.
the time
France Rebuked
Mr. Churchill sat down amid loud cheers from all parts of the House after speaking for 48 minutes.
The Debate
1.15 Nat Gonella's Georgians. 1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- ments.
1 Variety Programme. 1.45 216 2,15 Close Down. 6.00 p.m.
Music.
0.28
FI 20
tions,
s
The survey stated that the Ameri- can investments In the Netherlands
This Indin are not so important as are the sources of raw materials.
partly due to the fact that for the Dutch favoured British yours rather than American capital.
However, in 1029 American in- Closing Local Stock Quota-vestments there reached a peak of
Belections from Ballet
5.30 An Hour of Dance Musta, 7.30 London Eclay-The News. 8.00 Local Time Signal and Wea-
Report,
$201,300,000.
machines, and also our pllats, ar ruich and Belgians-nre at in the niso the quiring bases, "represe Lay: 3. (a) Who Goes By? (Easthope whose name was not disclosed, was
Salvaged Planes
11
Beld. sword in hand. They were re- cognised by Britain and the United States as the sole representative au thority and lawful governments their respective States.
11
the
leader of
Mr. Hore-Bellshn referred to the "light reverse in Somaliland."
India's Potentialities
Lord Winterton sold that "sooner later we shall have to develop to the fullest degree the almost unlimit
material able resources of men and in Africa and India."
10.35 Debroy Somers Band. 11.00 Cloze Down.
a of
From the standpoint of invest- ments, the United States in 1029 ranked fourth. Out
total foreign investment of 2,065 million guliders, the Dutch accounted for 74.4 per cent, British, 13.5 per cent; French-Belgian 5.4 per cent Ameri- WATER PIPING STOLEN car 2.6 per cent and Japan 0.0 per
cent.
"On the other hand, the conditions on the course of the fight have so far
"In our own case, If we had been been favourable to us. I told the House two months ago that whereas put in the terrible position of France, in France our fighter aircraft were a contingency which is now happily wont to inflict a loss of two or three impossible, although it would, of to one upon the Germans and, in the course, have been the duty of all war
The tendency for American In÷- Aghting at Dunkirk, which was a leaders to fight on here to the end,
terests to expand was very marked kind of No Man's Land, about three It would also have been their duty ns
the present or four to one, we expected that in 1 indicated in my speech on June
in the beginning of year, the survey said. The Philip- LONDON, Aug. 20 (Reuter)-Mr. an attack on this island we would to provide as much as possible for achieve a larger ratio. That has the naval security of Canadu ond our 11. B. Lees-Smith, who followed Mr. ter
8.03 Studio-Recital by. Elvie Yuen pine Manufacturing Co., a subsidary certainly come true. (Cheers). Dominions, and make sure they had Winston Churchill in the House of
ic lease 10,000 square miles of land "It raust also be remembered that the means to carry on the struggle Commons, said the decisions - (Soprano) with A. T. Lar at the of Procter & Gamble, had planned all enemy machines and pilots which from beyond the oceans..
nounced by the Prime Minister,. (1) Flano.
1. (a) Dedication; (b) Night (R. for cultivation of palm frees and to "Most of the other countries which that we shall exercise full strength
construct a plant for the manufac- were shot down over our faland or the seas which surround it, are either have been over-run by Germany for of the blockade, (2) that we shall Strauss); (c) Through the Long Days: ture of palm oil.
Another American company, destroyed or captured, whereas
being have persevered afford the United States full facili-(d) Rondel (Elgar)....Elvie Yuen; recent 2. Reverie (York Bowen)....A, T. considerable proportion of nur valiantly-Czechs, Poles,, Norwegians, ties for
decisions of united nation."
reported ready to set up a margarine safe and will soon be ready again to
Mr. Leslie) Hore-Belisha, the former Martin); (b) Good Morning, Brother factory in Socrubin.
Mr. Sunshine (Lelmann); (c) Morning
The construction of a $4,000,000 come into action again.
War Minister, paid tribute to Churchill for his speech and added: (Oley Speaks).
well be of We may
proud
to have R
8.30 Au Orchestral Concert with (M) high-octane aviation gasoline: pinnt by the Standard Oil's subsi- "The vast and admirable system of
there was recently Hamp that
dary company, salvage directed by the Ministry of
ut this time. Dennis Noble,
9.00 London Relay-The News.
completed. Aircraft Production ensures the That France aloße lies prostrate We are heartened sy the knowledge
9.30 London Relay-Mallers of the
Other American companies with speediest return to the lighting line at this moment is a crime, not of that in one important respect
holdings in the islands are Colgate of damaged machines and also the great and noble nation but of what fortunes of war have been decisively Moment
9.45 Rachmaninoff-Rhapsody on Palmolive Peet Co., General Motors We have most provident and speedy use of all are called the Men of Vichy and we turning in our favour.
Co., R. K. O. Radio Pictures, Inc., spare parts and materials. At the have profound sympathy with the learned that our production is such as a Theme of Paganini. same time the splendid, nay, astound- French people, and our old comrade to enille us to hope that within a Played by the Composer with the and Steln Hall Trading Co. Ing, increase in the output and repair ship with France is not dead.
measurable time we shall enjoy com-Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra..
10.10 Some Operatio Ducts, of British aircraft and engines, which "In General de Gaulle and his mand of the air."
10.25 Violin Solos. Lord Beaverbrook has achieved by gallant band that comradeship takes hls genlus for organisation and effective form. drive which looks like magic (Cheers), has given us overflowing Tribute To "Fice" Frenchmon reserves of every type of aircraft and "These free Frenchmen have been an ever-mounting stream in produe-condemned to death by Vichy, but tion in both quantity and quality.
the day will come as surely as Our Air
Air Strength
sun will rise to-morrow when their "The enemy of course is far more names will be held in honour und The Secretaries for the Colonies numerous than we are, but our new graven In stone in the streets and and India should raise the greatest production already, I am advised. villages of France restored in a
Land armies the world luus ever seen. exceeds his largely, and, American liberated Europe to its full freedom
Captain L. F. Plugge (Conservative) producilon is only just beginning to and ancient fame (cheers); but this
complained of Allied inferiority in flow It is a fact, as I see from conviction which I feel of the future the number of broadcasting stations my daily returns-that-our-bombor cannot affect the inmediate problems and urged the erection of 500 stations - Mr.-A.-Y.-Calamel, —Manager-of wid fighter strength now, after all which; confront as in the Medler to stage an offensive in the ether of the Hongkong Brewery, has reporty
fighting, are larger than they eun and Africa,"
ed to the between July have ever been (Cheers).
After touching on the withdrawal
Washington Reaction 27 and August some person stolej "We hope and believe that we from Somaliland of the British troops
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (Router): $75 from a desk in his office,
It must not happen here. Our air- shall be able to continue tha air for action elsewhere, Mr. Churchill
-The general reaction to Mr. Chut was convinced of the
Reids must be sizugute indefinitely and as long as continued: "Far larger operations on chill's speech is that he knows that carrying the war first by nie and by secrecy is demanded by those who changed frequently, necessity of
for co-operation secretly. Your the enemy pleases, and the longer it doubt impend in the Middle Eastern
enemy continues the more rapid will be our theatre, and I shall certainly not Hitler cannot win this war.
felt for you, approach, first towards parity, then attempt to prophesy their
"It was a good speech-shows lot, and then by land into probable
government towards superiority in
In the on course. the air
We have large armies there of confidence and is reassuring," is erritory. The
was enthusiastically united one. hard-bitten policy
embodied in the Angin-1 MORALE. The Naal Spe- which, in
measure, the decl- and many means of reinforcing them, the comment of targe
clalise, in breaking . We have complete sea command in newspaper man.
American arranvements for the de- sion of the war depends."
the eastern Mediterranean. We in- The Prime Minister spoke of R.A.F.
Mr. Churchill's reference to the fence of our m ual interests in the They use noise. everything to turn
stomachs has roused little Western Hemisphere, and they were
to water. Analyse all Aghter pilots hot asked his audience tend to do our best to give a full food blockade not to forget the work of the bomber account of ourselves to discharge, and comment because all that would be grateful for the whole-hearted sup- these things and you'll no doubt find that the only item that should really squadrons, which night after night discharge faithfully and resolutely, implied if America were allowed to port the House had given them.
German- Occupied paris of
make water of a healthy stomach is and month after month, bombed all our obligations and duties in all feed
Training Scheme Progress Europe is now more widely known. enemy objectives. He added: "We quarters of the world.
Reply To Debate
With regard to Empire Training the prospect of being ruled by 1- are able to verify the results of the "More than that I don't think the
Schere, Sir Archibald said he could to say at the bombing of military targets in Ger- House wishes me
Sir Archibald
Sinchir
the Air not give figures, but a fact which Minister, replying in the debate, dealt showed that substantial progress was many not only by reports which reach present time." us through many sources, but also by After referring to a demand for a with the question of imperini repre-being made was that whereas they
Britain's war sentatives in the War Cabinet, photography.
fuller statemeal on Promiso To Nazis
nins and the kina of pust-war peace He said that while it was the wish were expecting to reach a certain
Agure
pilot production for Canada "I have no hesitation in saying that they wished to make, and pointing and judgment of Parliament that as this process of bombing military out that he did not thinic it wise far as possible the size of the War in July or even as late us the end of next year, they were now going industries, communications, German while the battle rayed and while the Cabinet should be kept small, how to get that figure by April (Cheers). air bases, and storage depots will war, perhaps, was still in its earlier far it was possible to keep down the Sir Archibald sald the Air Ministry New Scientific Remedy endorsed continue upon an ever-increasing stages to embarks upon elaborate size of the War Cabinet was a ques-were also planning training else- scale until the en of the war.
speculations on this matter, the Primetion for the Prime Minister. IL
It would be difficult to include in where. He and no prejudice against by Doctors, Nurses and Public transferring schools Overseas but may in another ar attain dimen- Minister went on: "there is, however,
hitherto udreamed of
one direction in which we can see the War Cabinet a representative, of s and sions
a little more clearly ahead. We have all the Dominions. They had an ad-must ask the Blouse not to expect any
afford one of the most certain, if not
the shortest, of all roads to victory
"Even if the Nazl legions
triumphant on the Black
stood
the world.
with
Corporal Willis, of the Military : Most of this is invested in the Police, notified the Police on Mon-production of sugar, rubber, tobac day that several lengths of water co, oil palm, coffee, tea, cinchonn, piping had been stolen from Mount bers, coconuts and gambler. Davis, to the value of $80.
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whole
statement on this matter now or at
indeed upon the Caspian, even if and the long future of the British Cabinet pris on which the War decide to move a number of schools]
Dases For United States
Jer.
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UGLY FAT GOES QUICH
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to think not for ourselves but for a mirable method of associating the any future time because if they did lasting security for the cause and Dominions with decisions and Sea uri principles for which we are fighting framing the Hitler was at the gutes of India, It Commonwealth of nations. would profit him nothing if at the same time the entire, economic and scientific apparatus of German war- power lay shattered and pulverised nt home.
"The fact that lavasion of this both required that the United Sinter Emire was the contribution each of training scheme, which had proven away ugly fat in new 3-stage way-triple estico-
their
la caused by aditorderedcon dition of the body whereby toxic pelsons are absorbed into the blood, thus setting up torpid and morbid con ditions which result in the overseas, it might easily be a mave
body bring weighed down of great magnitude Involving the
with adipose tissue (ugly fat). Ordinary "fat cures cannot It had been suggested that the in-transference of a large amount of
effecte complete culminative ctuatori of Imperial statesmen in the material and a very substantial num-
of these woufe acids, therefore War Cabinet would be
a symbol of ber of men, and that would have to
they can never restore the body lo overburdened of the Empire. There was be protected by secrecy. "Some months ago we came to the unity of
natural buic and wright. The Alr Ministry was pressing
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The splendid Canadian and Austra every week that passed since we hemisphere against attack from
Nazi
power which might have aclian squadrons of the Air Force the ing but rather of protecting and NO DRUGS NO DIETING
maintaining the high standards and saved our army at Dunkirk, and our very great preponderance of sea quired temporary but lengthy control
which South Africa Was larger outflow of pilots. power, enables us to turn our eyes over a large part of western Eurona splendid contributions in the air and accelerating the system to get a
making to the defence of Africa and
Confidence In Future therefore decided spon-in other ways were among many taneously, without being asked or substantial symbols of unity of the offered any inducement, io inform, Empire.
strength increasingly und turn our towurd and against the other enemy (cheers) who, without the alightest provocation coldly and deliberately, greed and gain, stabbed France in the back in the moment of her agony, and who is now marching against us in Africa.
for
The Middle East
and its resources,
on land
Sir Archibald added that looking back over the last three months. It seemed to him that there were sure grounds for confidence in the future. Sir Archibald assured the House He paid high tribute to the magni-
the United States Government that Will Apply War's Lesson we should be glad to place such defence facilities at their disposal
by leasing sufiable sites in our that the Government would apply ficent epirit of the Air Force and the trans-Atlantic possessions for their the lessons of the war in their plana grand workmanship of the machines.
for the future. He said members of
of He mentioned that the number greater security, against unmeasur-
the House had pleaded for an offen- "The defection of France has, of ed dangers of the fature.
our fighter squadrons ready for of sive spirit, for a large army and operations against the enemy was association. course, been deeply, damaging to our "The principle of position in what is called somewhat interests for common purposes be constant concentration of industrial higher now than it had ever been
war. oddly the Middle East. In the de-tween the United States and Britain resources upon weging total
were forcing fence of Somaliland for instance, we had developed even before the war in so pleading they
door. The Government unted upon strong French forces in various agreements which had open the attacking the Italians from Djibouti boen reached about certain small as advancing on these lines.
The Air Force was demonstrating We counted also upon the use of the islands in the Pacific which had be-
(Cheers), *Tho French naval and air bases in the come important as air-fuelling points an offensive spirit at the presentThe weight of our offensive was be
Government Mediterraneen and particularly upon "In all lines of thought we found time
despite week's intensive operation. He added that we were not neglect- Ing the offensive spirit. We wore strengthening our bomber forces. ing felt ever more heavily in. Ger- many and Italy,
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