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.Itstablidied 1.873 Puhliahed Each, Wednesday Morning
Sutbacr ptian, 'Rim —4, 22.00 A Year in Advance—fib U. S. lam
Authorized as :Second Class Mad, 1'43t Office Department, Ottawa
Member of. The' C.WN.A.
it. , C. Thompson; Publishes and Proprietor
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST" 14, •1946
I T O,. L:. oti
THE HIGHWAY ' SLA HTER' ,
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"The national death<traffic toll,:
which is rimning 47 percent.
ahead of a year ago, substantiates
the traffic police contention that
` t, as well as care- w
ional'problemc> , but they are also'
a local `problem and a personal
problem with every. driver. The
way -to stop accidents is to dribe
safely. Check your° speed, k
your:,, car; check your'driving! `.
Who doesn't have, . an accident
must' pay for .increased. accidems
+q. it
and ;costs .,in the form of higher
insurance rates,' because: Tie one
known when • `that same'Fa�notorist
Enol ui en ill be *volved in an accident.
tw e9,. pm_..
less drivmg,
_ , has. turned our `N. Automobile accide its are a:nat=
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streets and highways Into vast.
abattoirs . where the innocent, • as
Well as the 'foolish and ignorant;
aTe needlessly slaughtered".•That
}s the calculated statement of
•Robert E Raleigh, director of .the
police traffic ' safety ' check pro-:
- ,gram being conducted by the ,In-
ternational association .of iefs-
of . Police, after reteiying.prelim7
:jnary ' reports' from ' 23' states,. in
The.:re t to Which. the YACP.
official referred, revealed that
one out of. every +1uee—a '.total of.
"35:3 percent=of •t'he venules !..x7
amined
ez -
amined .in. the Brat part of the
cheek, failed to meet minimum
standards. --' .
.Out :of a. total of 163,576 . *re,.
hides •in 23 'Oates • recorded in
niinary f t 13.5 Per-
• cent had. inadequate
percent defective 'tires; 22.5 per
Cent faulty front :lights;' 29.9per
cent. ,faulty ' rear.;:or stop _lights,_
9,5 percent windshield wipers not
Wig; :9.11. :'percent: defeetivee
luras;: and 10;6 percent other ob-
"clam ,and. liazardo is • defects..
While these figures apply ` to',
e iiu ted St iter !here 3s ?no
reason to. expect , any Substantial.
'variation' front,: perms-
`ages in Canada or Ontario.
effect f accidents result- i as • hour .A '.train . P-
Th
:The
Most farmers are on:eight-hour
•shi€ts--eight. hours before.duu'ter,
and, eight :hours' after: -Farmers
Advocate.
rs To The _.,.toe,;
Llette
Pear Editor:
A. few d .. aoISaw acopy
The
of thea p�byterian. Record.
fust thing, 1 saw in large' type
when 1 opened it was,' "Assembly.
Decisions at a Glance", i and the
very first of, these was,. .4 l
Stipend'. for all • Ordained
Md Aid receiving b
of 9 to 8, amen e -
Dougall umpired 'the game -
A baseball club to ' be eared
the Seppy Club was' organized.
with the fellosvingofficers: Hon.
Pres;, 'Dr' Garnier Pres,; .W Mel-
las; vaee-per., Alex Ross; .caPt.,
lt. . bei see.;
W. • Rook
Cham set.', T. -
a
lid�' gRe-: •ttre D. Hager;'
corn., T Little, T. W Rooklidge
• ` attended -the
the:
'Same 800 persons . - ,,
Old Testament the Hirli is �.
condemned. In annual picnic of the Roman Cath-
Micah scath n8ly one con 'egatiou of Ashfield held
Micah 3-1.1, ' 12 we nave Y "The , ore
Grove on the Iyakesh
' at .Dean s Gm .
Road.. gemnents: were. - in
LOOKING . • 6 ►CKWAR:DS
'THROUGH: ;THE ENTEI.. FIS •.
Suety Years
. A s at Lochalsh played
between a `team composed' 'en-
tirely of ";Johns" and . the. *Odds-
chargn, wa and and Ends" was .won JPtf ie, Autter
es, . ,was • fixed at $1,500,00,
pluslumanse,; except where the by a score
minister is lus fust year
under appoint Wit"•
was • simply : appalled that
things had come ta.such a pass,:
the.. General' .Assembly. `"o#. ,the
Presbyter . church. So flagrant=
],y ignoring the Most fundamental
tea of 'Jesus Christ.:H.e zays
chings
that the ``"Hiram Shepherd" is a
thief and a robber, and in the
Some .'manufacturers ,say : lane
shortage of material -for -pockets
is holding .up suit,, manufacture.,'
Nfsybe, ..but ,payingafter
suit; who needs the pockets:
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defies thug±
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ermnent he, is quidd Put in his
place.' If .,labor union • defies•
gown= = the government
- b as no eh
is deniocrac`y-,-and politics.
heads 'there! judge for reward,.
the priests thereof `teaehfor Vie,
the prophets thereof divine ' for
money, yet will :they lean' ups
the Lord, and sag. Is not the -Lord
among us? None 'evil can cine
i- f-ttt fore✓sha Zion .+t
-your: sakes_lie.._plovoed.;as a field,
and : Jerusalein• ,'shy becomne
heaps, and the iaountainn of :the:
�auseas the high places of the
forest" Now ,this is 'to be Lin the
."Last Days", the final
de true
As I;'looked through' The Beet-
ord the whole gist' o f its message
s that the church, was.coin-
pletefy' dependent' upon : money
to "Advance".'God_ had' o "Mark
tine", :until they . could ; extort.
money to carry ' an his: work ' No
source too ' polluted to accept, or
impoverished enough.. to refuse,
no aneans condemned, except, per-.
Savingmoneylfor a--rainy%day
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is; all 'right, .'says a contemporary,
as long. as .You, don't get soaked
later ' on ; St. Thomas ' Tia�es-
Jiiurnnal..
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motorist was 100 yards
an open ' level railway .• crossing
and' was proceeding at 50 miles
. . n
int from careless driving ann =prtiach nig-at-60-mues.an Incur atnd
and defective' automo+. its distance the
was
crossing Over -age
biles is ,also reflected . m figures
on claims released by the world's
'largest: automobile insurance
coMpaiiy,--ancl,'-this experience is
general among all automobile in
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Sums. This company' had aa, m .
crease of. 51.3 percent.* the•f
four months' of 1946 over the first
four Months :of 1945, while the
' average cost of claims 'was rip 1
3.75 feet Problem:, Did the motor-
ist" get; across? 'Solution Yes, the
motorist got a' cru His agidow
;'flit' it out of the .insurance
'anoney rip Pe Magazine.
With a world scarcity of butte
it: seems strange: that a"shipment
shouldbe sent. into Japan, where'
they don't :;even, Imow what it is.
Capt„ B. Grant Jefferis of Cala..
City, Kansas, arrived ;aaere ..to..
take '.charge of 'No. 3 Coaanp
during a week at brigadegip.
at London, , -..
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office ' .of the reorganized,'
quoit club were; Patron., ,T ` Gam."•
ache; press fit,' Corrngaan, ,
A. • Lawson; treas.; , B. alllow * .
execUtivek)com.,' I, ' 'Corrigan,' A.
Lawson and, Wm;, ARM,
Foirty Ye+ra Ado
A' daughter' was 'born. to Ur.'
and Mrs. A. '0. Murdoch,'
'Debbie C. won tka_ nand mmeanmeg at
a
onssearsaY
tithe Rutherford of St Bei:
her piano exasaauasettno, alt.
charge of the Parish priest,' Rev. ,'t h ..London ' Co¢nsea•a�aatroay of
Father Boubat. „Specialty- mated:. Music •
as :being' present. were ' Joseph The admission to IATirptide
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Griffin,; reeve of Ashfield; M. C. League ball games' was l
Caoeron M.P., Hon. A M. Bons, tOc with the band: in a :
MCGill�icyda :wed 3'i> ie `.ileattn oc aaaa�e� of _. _.
JO�utof,-Dr -t idYi Dr*-- hife tevenso n of the' -tion . ;
ly and James Bailey from God: sty. . He was in his tth year.
ie ' 'Arthur McGrory. T. Fr The edaltor critncased;:t these _
� Wallace: " ratted" 'toba�. ',ins
Cam, . James' A�eGowan� expectorated" totACCO
Grenache, and D. E. Cameron of the sidewalks of main slit
'I ucknow.:D. E. Cameron, won. the W.• J� Earls was offferaang Il�Il
'gold headed, cane in c[ npetition ; piecednnner seltss at fang
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With James Bailey of ' Goderich. $9.50.
"`!he 'friends of, both 'parties . 011ie Jennings o
140 tliT. camicAt a gin, to get
sin the 'money
We :.`see•- :tthe :a nenao- of
mianism sweePing over the world,
and . its patrol w mean the
complete. dent ction of 'the
churetaTaind- this 1te_ r ole , - '
tive force :will come upon vs *-
cause of '•.the ,inerimary attitude
of ' the organized , church- When •.
you see the ' mouthpiete of the
Presbyterian 'Church., Which;
aibly :has Been- _tb -Tsa loathe.
to surrender to " the worship' of
Manunon, so brazenly proclaim
*g its Complete surrender to the': astry.:It was thro .bis zeal and
claarins of this false god; iben...tet uantiring,• efforts that thehannd-
F+okC-eneaigeti ali8-mut w
of
the notes were counted Mr. (mad cir'cles,. died fad buns a as
eronn was declared
D dec ac d the:win'ner.bywhen a .kerosene:
Ilaanp es11
261bd•
a brie rna0o_�of 1090 to 375Eggs were 1sc nd as
E..
Came on's tug -of- war 'te+aria ':ter 18c • a pound.
of ten stalwarts .was •awarded the '" 'T'he • death.' oicurred at fit:
$10,00A Prize when the ,'other `cap- ` Helena's of Mr Win.. Took.. Vas
'talk failed to come -to the scratch survived by two-sc :annd 'a ate`
.with. hit; tea=s.' eater, William,' Charles
At the
Owing �� , 1o 'Tvu sons predeceased
11111111
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rantfe , L dies •• College,
' ass Richard, died in;n u a a
Jean Murray ay recited 'like Lady. the Boer War and 11
of Providence" -Telegram re- Winnipeg two , years—Prieryears-Prier itoz ltais
fern to this' number;:followsi father's death. -
."hlinss Murray's elocution i fault Ii ;R is asmd Lawreret
less and she received a , hearty, were spending trca Weetsat,
deserved a ate"". Blackhorse rake.
and > �. .••.,••,.
•Ref era a n.g to Rev "Tar 's 'The "Lanae
fifer. to Goderich;;' The • Win- ran a pial e
tkretsaid_' asryan ease:work: Kincardine„ -leaving
er and powerful preacher ..'andhas accoMpanied , by
'few equals in the Methedist min- fare was adults t5c 'and
lnim tbatis *the Jiidesa fieeiantsome"newchura-was erected last
. *Kt Oaring his tWa Year,
Ministry iheire the etturtli,inern=
.A Dominion paybah. &melte,
Played at ,8 osellaelt in the Morn-
dolhus, this comPanY Paid out and showed up with beer bottlft,i There. is .- lug a relwastmative
$7,890,943 'in claims fiF the first and shaw bags. one woman bon_ of the ammo or a Christian note
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448 for the same period last year- she sinend the weld along an4
Typical of driving conditions serif -tilt the 'women sveze Wiring
today, perhaps; is a study« Made their 1"41lugagaer for the a. such a
by the Kansas CitY Stario 'which thing Must make a bit of :Metter -
drivers ,of 'all classes of vehicles ham.chroniele.
has beconie virtually non,exist-
• ent. Slow .signs at. InteisectiOns run. Bulge ias 'seat oat a can
are ignored` by 80 to 99 -Percent
of all drivers. Stop ,signs haie wa„,_ 'uvw, 'Wr gine
so cammon .1-iardli attradi hetot?renonit hasoutcanadaquietl,ypu- that, u'yo.slxvi/
tention 'any 11201e.7%
mo-Mittiestse:relrotUP-9wd indiAtPdcreeeiut. overthat :15.71.:1°Zeigalis -;tussian-agitathr. com'l"ucii)atrioti
tting in and out of .traffic is far a chriatian ParlY be would
bidden zones fir double park., and wire whial tbelr ,`"lad hice to
that more than hall of the motor- uZe_it°,,wri...4...intenne____.411 1°3111 eithel2&—
ists ignore school safety zones tru- a a" -a .r‘laa". aw!-`124- '
Out of 1,c125' accidents checked In daily Toloms rep=
in one month, however, More
'were caused by careless driVing
than by defective Cars. Among
the drivers, the great majority
*were from 25 to 40 years old; 85
w.e.re intoxicated; 16 had been;
four had physical defects and 2
went to sleep. All the others were
normal driVers who did « not ob-
serve the rules of safety and' of
courtesy. ,
As traffic and insurance Of-
fic.ials have pointed out, the only ,
AT
=SUMMIT, METING.
of the WALS. :was held in the
Presbyterian 'church on'wednes-
day last with the 'President, Um -
Mullin, in the chair
The topie *Education in Africa"
'Was taken * Ham !Ander-
ton 'and the Mole study en Paiars
visit to Corinth "by Was' Dean
'by, Gretta tranpbell. 1213.
afired itti speak, told of,* ham.
occasion when' their church mit,
colored, peoples church in «the
city and. pleasantly entertained.
tures have appeared shoWing rived borne lotfa -six-inuothe for-,
tough, told setnetlike of Riti
Dickson's ViSlit elfin on in
Formosa and the rnar way
the Churches there ma*tained
their life and 1/17‘2441C ‘diatt114 g the
war years: She alin led the meet -
'Mg *prayer ef thanksgivintarkel
The' Sepoys defeated Kiucar-..,
dine in azu excitkag b*I1. game 20
tei It The local plawerii although
-their potiticen weren't giveA,
were as follows: W. Hetherington„
Sanunertrille, T. Latle,„ T, Lind-
461(4144:1-
iburiat • Iznik the 04
Smith- Sold'
son, Allan Tharnerand
Burns Lodgaid St. vAa
at-
Ikank Mar.Donikl; oPeriVtor« in criticised the .#
ihe. telegraph: office for couple tabbed jab
ton daubed with the word "scab*
in large. latex& 71r) have , the
families of the nou-strilons mol-
ested in 'soeh a despicable `man-
ner should be ve•ry repultive to
those wbo prize fteedom•and fair',
play- The men who stayed in the i
plant` and. continized productioni .-4
1 for their fight ta, work --i right 1101idaY, %Via** Esher, MiiirY1
ey were sirnply standing up ItY Vcal of 'celebrating"; Code
Rev. 4higent,and
he Was tramsfmted-im.Mati
to the. Metliedisttbarch' centre'
Solution to the increasmg toll of WhiCh belongS te every man, just Stvithers and GLIdYs Itneponr
highway hottar =pie. -caTelail as Muth as The right 'to lettve bit .04' • dani*1 'cieliste:Itarb, and.
• driving on the part of every mott I work if he 'se *isbes, is every wheeled from here to Damganrion
cast. Even the automObile owner'. 11121PS privilege.—lianaver Post, and b4,0.1r, harvini 1=12 eproutte,
44.
Mclerale„ 'Wesley , Tre-
leaven, V; McDaniel and Mur-
doch Mc1Cenzier-puplls Luck -
will Public school. -rreze attend-'
ing second class eassitn'inatleas
.Mark Burgess. G. 'P.' Tennison"
and John Onion r'eturned from a
trip to the ItipisSon. g district
,Where they weren't greatly' Ira-
Presset with the prespects irk that
section. ;
stationed by the MethudS Can -
Sound district.
Irhe manic al F. T.-
Re* Wrci frrit prime et *Mg
niends an, the IF .6 re maw
Kenzie :with a rtair- prim
leaving fir TirOt&ro tuirpate!k
the .1145;
Pau* tent-gon
reported' 41ga:id*
a horse krikd by
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tonnes !Oh her scrl, Dr.
9 1114
'a 411 44:44 1111;1411.
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