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ft - 't11D3J91'" -n oe4 thlh wq,,9 Iittte jultiiiia,tio la ate:ay Ythaee guilty of *"..eddling with. aitx,rs IL.Ltcr-t e ed lo 4 C- S
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-the eon -duet of fliai.;;Ii"'„?.. Iarit,y the ProvineIal (i'lovemtnent,OVeV, su.cec-73.• la Fre.,nte„. and ara,11",la,,,,,e he brands' these cla5.3 rz,,--19 ITO ft:113.64.re, inan-Q7:1,.• ' journey A,
Vita tt.few' menthie Zt - 1:40, ereeeeeee- pereeres,--male -ty -,---- a'1,4ret, e • ••• 2 ;rartz,V,watrr• •13UE.g started .
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final stotl.wns made at the outskirts of
Wilf3' few 11:tiltellt States* the moviles evidently Are was lreentenedi,i3.7 4ti ailergcrom Iieve the BridIsh coatinue theiwar„ Ebrofit and 'foreign intereet.''' le is net tattdogr, er21•Inge in; thk5
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Etn, try has been sWift aad complete;
• Tr.' ' t.0.174".2 ehead raaaeh,Fel eriea r 3 t e. 'coat „,t • . • the city to ay a of gem,
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tbe etagaada.ae eelement-e pomnAt ly het2erine, thelr sZate aftill
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f.t.p at -A 70'201 21‘) 11°U=g'f.**C1' aze best -1J -r"fe 1,3 their' doterw.ineren ve ta itepereinent to coonFder the intern 'tan, rralran raOr01.)/e- !est Yeer derened P'2eturc"' aaee 4/1 "el. the
zap eie eue-e, eet wee ,eeeteetee .4. r, tre, • _ _ _ o, e • L, , _ __Le , P ' . .
btzt Parze',11 attr-LTiar4; twenty-five Llifte-t oorpo, f" a4e tr41'9' '''.1°V°74g' ",-ervin --•-• .1 e•-• lowe • '',"0-.zoluite aaderstliding r7ith fr's41Y": a 4)f. r,;
932' " tee eeesee tu, efeate me- tape te leesenteeeetmr, ate rePOns 0- tn, - „ '• eap,acione trollies. nothing ()ii toe Out-
Ocr,atu otcer .Nerz, tpata 1D3S, whieh has Palle • • e T-"" 13/ 3Ioseore Jes.. the .etill a strone-PeoTeabilitY of calling off _the totalltarAnSt; 2--eeonor4ge t f 1 ,
afteraaea. tae emeident game beek to t esneae . „ • - , eee. eza ieree,e,„ stde of the care eept t e us 0 p
017,10.,ttio caeolt,04 usted .05nta,2„125 zaza„,?4 , , yoerxtaut nrinan• overznn_Franpe.„, otte: 4eneeeeree eor see- , , - t , nor identiono tne 1040,
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LX ifoeeee, ,Tox ,tzovi.os Teel!, \e,oee?r, if t.ey reede Neale-feat/ea of tee, leuroDean eoatieeee peace e''o, that the "wleite re,ee"'' could gcation with format demeerzwy:
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- , .,r as ,s_ars. oz eneelativ.4, Louts Pulver. There cenie to mord innocent ttsau ‘;talia teem:led 0-31* retmad rt:$ gt,"i4it both, "the economic understanding and politica; ""n"en
In tile 1940 Nash, he eamps he
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ierAlittle ewe uot knovelee' carin- r-ha't Ile gave ,L=0„.:abioad to ilinpr ini.ittration of foreign blood" and tho,( ide,ntification with clemoe e " pre.
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--. • • -- -nee nen henenteetaeekineeeneaheeeeneLpen.een;ra.,,meant. vee ;lea4r0.4» 4;1st Anguit: :7The Red arnli; Peeves iieiatie hordes, already -p'res' •t6::'fertfrV wa,e:';:the tealei po'S' s tItoeuatr'"b'T,ilereintYtiatuernitgi. 41:07nnpatriltnle ebni,
cemada, 'at„ ,,zi,zeu- British corm- ,,,comezt v„,,Et4 $4,,..13,944. „swain, Teteree, eleubby 1..ete that would. imitate arid e at the same time. staking* out were tohave n real P4rt thene•-a Sjr-tte-'1,:hraYerthin,•le-Braanne-ee.„Nee,g,eee„,aeeeeeeeaxe or -eonrth._,.._e_zee
ye, Ays; 6.4014i, Geabite0*eta' G'arbo toothayinkwito"slyord..ays thehatheheeittriagieri: grows veothem„ Toetween aus.sta, ara, lore:en:eh oeet, a Germani fa,reee ', cotten, from larazil exchange for her two free ee'fione7kg gas in eeeu, ten.
• tiriFOrentliea Rizsrsjag'fVont.: OP, the Ittissian border." Far Me. The great aud tall-ir,e4`,tor-rant
winnout ny iore fuss than makin
c.11,12g, 5.7.1l'etr4micalli 01-4 the4z $4SiSrt-,0, ntzha,e,.. men are' seCond ing foe' Eat eliq-arr.raro'ettedgenee
an nororay e.
aweittet a eireekThereeeeeew ii,••rerieee nrem,ezninet;teeeeeripoente, American.; econourie rub to course 3 is that eutfee a n ,
41104.1Mate acs.,, :November election. and twird, and ,fonr,t12, eeeeesameedeete' watchfure to eee.what Daddy ' Two
the bed at inane.
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.seieeet. claims le a r,eorganined Europe. fairs oVoad;" indeed,cavnization it: the V.'S, WantS, whereas the Germans 2
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man trstlatry Poutleav •thili-teenth tho, 11--t pulled la e • The same motive Inspires the newerap- 'COlonel, de/tends ronnan wanit nnanY raw mateeials, Inc/mil/1g velopment, the driver, in* effect
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Zifs.70-W4rheligia,"ii-d""Freingia`tk"e71%-feria,--a-f-tra,--e---h-t-z-t-0-2,-,e•-oue....-oz...fiaaTEelett.e.....drases..,..f04,..„„priat„),Tur,e.vt., 8, r considers French armY, and an, American 011201:ot/oI neaBnrnfaaaictuhreca5iTateoondswi.
_ I the. -riardaidelles 4--"ellatelleiteelerethet6t-antring-'to;e', theze'l't thin tbeeorhet of
a Innnieenal caune21, of tteAst wita amottete le tee neieh. " " li hit Or oliderSarldrar s70-71"ei defence system and that t eallamen •herKage,.... sharin-t es4engtb. infrt'tWee because 61( tw•Te-thiffieq
hilt4:?3,siffejlrehir:=T1--
we. d'el gt .t11 bOrhood cPf $270,04) • Th eame a as
ese figure'i 3re• chabl'AY. hands /earn- to what Teruel:4. as 'Ge' rtnallY thrusts' into 'the 'ahlinni7;fialEelnee-"‘ that b•rave' 4:11111 thtug's4 firraue131 helP the; lawyer due tof.wilehfaetiold::: been
'dream was pre,dleated on hordes of bar- autdit,to:rt.h-entse:illiwtaerYmeMaigtohtw. eitgast4 lezeeaks etra,t,te:,rb jue(th,,,e.teidy,
t -e eyes Tho --e• tWO
In this, wae.e. but we denget enclasive a dividends,. interest ande they see, me doin-
2(Lechterran'7.. taVuivgiTot11,Irceo,t'ectutir.c: barism, "presAng towards us on the tlo
rseu Who have a tithatiel aeeelaint- hecome, Years ago it used to be No •wondee it:s sort of frightening!.Ifr°111 f3Z'aWa.
, to do good as.t, from the strongest neighboring PC, .‘fer • only, pfress au ,tee, Geemee border hut ti2eir marcheacre*.ns FueoPe eaPtilrirtg
RUSSitt21 border. , When 'hordes not .4i'cit.oilt Hitler and Ids arnair coUthatted
ae win! Pedgie aaairs, men woe said that a man co vid net possib'y • Iliere's Sn'Inenne w3iting
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inewa on Pubric clueatons are hnown, t "earn" a million clou-ar$--r--,- the' -corollary t I d° .it...,., ---. tO iOlitate had -if I do. it i,s'orintes,s-eillasvt.e.mrina?vteesrligsfh 1.)t;trsioein gusie; spill out over Western Europe to the' riches as they went. Last week Die-
; . . . just 'because Daddy does it. That's Eng/josh c kahnoL, the, c,;oioneiereproees, tator Va ?rens, stili. heal not deeided
and woo -Lave ha e -ea-Pk-name .,_ _, being_ ebae_aementioeeire-ereennet__ hove: the_ree oinnity_ of being a father, , . 1,)efore he gathered inItthe fruits og . _,.
,, ••• ej,_,,,ott,142,„ -4* in which way to go. 'He was stiii_trYing
, . Inn 1, znrritean.s for-I:this hysterical, :chatter
het h ned in ehinthood My Dad vietory was- also a' move 'of panic.
Nazi hordes, apparently, to wangle favors from both sidese to
the 'favor of both sides. But he ,
eleeted to public face. To take a
. at" I ZatallS. But -that was before the day .-- •
Q i liked cigars, Intfact, he -Was quite • - • • - •,.. ' '04e1 Lindbergh. ' did the rnited . States and...South Am.-
oPnli‘ciaitrThitheovtaetrory sacistitamfeolrtah; tiwio, nese; ilolreelgt,liubt41-1)"aric, enough to ,worry.,cav 4eep,
gees /on, e ma es a person remember' things
theerear'' 'Idling of tial/ taie tuera&-eLves ! acquired hiE4 wealth by t' •abf It l': '
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).- of the third, and of each other„ which
-:-.-The Nation (Nes York).
Oat Of ..2 bielLiines5 f.lif.gi'e. 2,12 , ake him a the /movie,. .
, iond of aim, and on Sunday afternoon
1 -,,.. ‘.. erica. a big favor by calling attention
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r)ritne inbrister, without any pre•idou.s ,
1, • to Brazirsdilemma ,and to the West-
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Intribinent4i;7 en:per/awe, 14,altether . • thILLOINE • . . 1 a cigar feem. a neat little row Whieh east and° we•st and in is. widening are " ' ------
tat make? You were actually caught
in the ;let. What on earth cad your
lawyer say ha your defence?" ,
- Beats 111e4 sire' aceused replied.
-Thet's. Pea what Em se interested to
• tueleeduTdwearnt..heReeercioaoevinong the
t.tirc;ii. ebsy ziri" laordu,sesly. on!tlaitoapkeosf isaaT.. t . .,,..14.A.Z1,e slEstti;FLII. ItrrElea.NICE,.01S. 'IliTw,e1ZIL,tin, fernispreeree ion.ene deegee...,
outside of ' roe azItiab way of, doing t Alone tbe seaegirt Island oltaly stsaids,' he i• e shall, not land trOops lile 1Wil-
titil We' cce'a had a Premie of - ' g tore' 4 f l'ireed* Gm Ili her t 1Wirrtai=re,ifh.etoti/d sniff with delight at dome humor tan be distilled front thet-there, Alre---Strali find everything:IwnYe ..
e strength o arms. r weapons
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the aroma, of-, the , tollakco.. ,-. 'ea' "te, 1 .bitte'r euP the. Prelleft.. mast drint; it' I need thereen•-sdene-Bitynne : 1
be I comes from the certainty that Prance The -continent of South America,' as
Outaz`19', 4110 1134 Ilev'n;`-be-'2n' Y'. ;4-e WO , to saceigee, to do, Or die- , are not visible ozies."-Adolf Hitler.
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.Le,g,i'slatnre, Out tte irlai.i been mare or i,Stioing-sonied. -aleri,.• her sword girt on full Y sniP t e en . 0' " " ' ee____ _
. -lees a public figure for years, and his ** her thigh. ' ' , . . . and then light it up. After this i has l'ell ov,erPonle .tho 413norilY -au,(1,gew" X.S. citizens. seem able to rem -Te C•t4"c4g")"
for the comfort of Stalin 1 ber„ lieS, not dile saiiiit oft's, but soinii-
lack. of parlifgrentary experieece.) - , he vronig reach for the paper anefor i thoroughly.
Mussolini; Ilitler's . Paltrier:5 in., east, poking 'a broad, inquitive nose FIRST- CARS. *ERE IsnrX
nutvzrznito TOOL ClIESTS-
doubtless had. '44)n/ening *to-do , with : , ..,.„."orta [ ' sinoke, would ascend from behind the
• re_r_im_e‘lare'far more jittery than the toward Africa- ()laity -1600.1alles away-
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the champion of a war-torn the. next two tours the bine, curling and .
as ;they dig in grimly for a , Valparaiso, on' the west coast a South" •
...his ee.i*- of continued suNless,,in,Publig r That force and ,,,rel,..to the ebyse have PaPer and- the family would carefralY t lir..Ikant
. Th.tta.ck ' America, es east. of New York City.
• . LookliTe.., bock over a record 'decade
la ried;----- '-' e . • • aid thaturbieghis 'Sunday reraza,tibin
••=-••The New -fork Times Pffnititinerin -the heart of-Sauth- AM- of...American' touring,- highway authori-
.„ Ate "911.112 p..parein, ay la a man ,af Ready to face and fight the fiendish fee I was a lad' in roMpersentoo. And ' . erida, is equidistant gram Kaltsai .City ,tles today are et:editing automotive de-
, iiroe,..at z2" inia and indepeudeit .svat,ii, , That laid the mighrt of other nation e I sinlegewitIthee.Suwldreaya.wcaamyes.:14theittgertherg • .
DA0NGRR OF FAMPIIP and. the Niediterranean..„ RaciallY, VeloilnagutS aa being the major: factor
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' . [ left in the custody of an aunt, At the Tbe American. ambassador to Bele Politica-lb-. economicailnn this vast, rich in tile amazing metamoirphosts of the
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• rtfra4? IS. much the same as 34fr., noose- Mane, :sublime and splendid , in her t time she was engaged in romantic en- o 'glum: is reported to be deeply disturbed and, fractionally developed continent is tol:mareseet.,
lieles„.1n....spite'of the fact 'that previens -rai-ht ' - - -. ' deavors With. a young Mart who lived I over the prospect of starvation in. that mach closer to Europe than tet the
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sc: heavily burdened...that /aws
seiefeig. see,. as les. eseemete tue To raise the fallen and defend the ' on the next line, and he called shorael country. If he in torrec q , 'recited Statehto be passed to outlawprotruding
State. b te,,
right - after 'dinner. The conversation con- ibelieves the'elgiares h * * * hagagethe tourist has become asave only food I! e_ • ' . .
Itbdifeag„ contention Ea 'adoPted a witracher bOrrAlliOnS far across the sea, .'f, tinned orrand.on, and I was eyeing the, , for another.. thirty" days or So. After t By far the largeSt of° all '(South Am-, strearalinell as his ear- : .
Orm, that .Was calm:dated to catch Battling for life and love and liberty. I think. shelf. - • . .. that they:will- be at the '-mereY of the ' ericanase04ullatrt4ie:,rew8itit.phtt_ta ttoe:rietteorrYnnasd ._erosTyps„coricanni trytourisjautntseLtin16206et jia. fdor,a7a
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- 'Le Of the "Isegattellism" ' 'It Mr. .; , ' At last I piebed a' ehair AP' tee a little Gerroaus, who are on short rations great
continental tr;So tactied to, the4rmoning, Soard'a collaps7
wyinkid acieresqta,`4,1e views which 1,,e Alone, not all the cruel hostsge hell table . . . clinxbed up. eme reached far theniselvei and have never been Intown grea.ter than that of
Can the undying soul of Freedomquell ; a cigar. Then tip -toeing Into the front to worry riar.tieularly about etarvation la Brazil. It detains 44,00000 a fige.. ino,ge_earrier,,, era:mixed with
:1•.T.4.-eorYPres'sef-14 there tyluf be ne1. Istae It ,sraiks to ashes but to rise again, room I- eribibed inniena nbig chair, and among the -inhabitants of their .con- South Yrterica's 88,000,opo inha,bitants
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hi the eetlinhiqea#Cidiga On the question ,Refined and' glorilled from eat its pain. followed Father'SeverY•Move . . . even. queredeterritoIt is fabulously. rich n natural re -
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4 :f,riving Gita Britain, fin 'foossible •- ' •• •
. 1 to lighting up the cigar . e -e. eiressing. For that matter, ail Europe may be isonrdes, almost completely undeveloped.
support short ote goeeg ee. war „elm Adene, yetenot alone; -through Cloud- ,,, raY legs and holding the paper up with faced by famine tonditiong'before veeze- It Is potentially eteong encmglt to dom---
'Germany and Itgy„. ' ' The .Great Sheidnalitt•Glory ss -ti arise, . What I c discovetede was that My -foodstuffs bas been disrupted by .the •DictatOr- Meat Vargas. last week t.
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rent -skies , • • , . , - 'i: waVerine hand ' , - • ' ' ,e-• The international. mOVe-eaent -Of 'mite the eontinerit -From Brazil's-
Ilerrablicar:srbelleyetheF have 134z44,4 And truth. :and righteensness-Tro hand i hal* ;were dgstined to waVer even war. The world has had -the worst ' eame a 1-, ph that raade the entire
. the man tO, hedi ReGge7elt:Whetter in hand : . • - - . , , • p more. That -' was the--.- most potent whiter in abo* a century as well..as,an Western. Hemisphere stop -to think ,
-efeepoeeseee/e ,oneetteempe:d teird ;tem God Will tiqt fail that Attie sea-girt t sminte' I've ever discovered:- It seeped extremely late. spring- In mAnY comp: ,- To , Ce/ebrate the. seventy-fifth an -
and__. - e , i intomy iinan's - made .my eyes ruin tries • - eld have been turned into , niversarY of the battle' of Riathuelo„
, t ,
is roe' yet known,. The .President i.5 -14., Isabel Graham (Seaforthj. water . e „ And in dile tune it breught Ibattlefieltle, and farmersare eart7ing t.great. Brazilian :naval 'victory over
ieeping las own. mussel.. 2f he wants — _02)4,Lfieeling,of imstakti• .4! liflence_Service pointS, out thattParaguay,. Vargas went aboard a war-
. , unolDER HORIZONS 1 - - ---.1:44-rbr in -.-alfpf In Rio- de--Janeirce -harboitramde
MeDem(cratic nomination' he can haVe
it, and if, the 5ga. is between° goose- flAstowei Banner)
• Just recently we read the speech of
vett vind Winkle it wai be a titanic • ,
proininent man who said that people ,
battle. • , needed broader -horizons. By that -her Father did was a mighty difficult thing
• meant a wider intereSt in life with lesS, - - : and. thlt to smoke a cigar and
thought of petty interests. But be did` read a paper wa.s a real man Job.
not nay where to go tb, get -that broader th- SO Me the father of fiction, I pray
horizon. • We are of the oidnion that ! .,11,°,.5 - ;°- a - me w"thY 13f tlia.
you *don't neeessarily need to leave , Int,Lie girl
h o o waiting to imitate what I
home to find' it. -Many peop;le li%-ing; no- - e. .
in great eines .have very narrowellori--1
zons Onsisting of the circle in which t TONY-1%18MP COITNOL
they move., Plenty of folk living _on
the back concessions, as they sometimes TOWNSHIP OF GcOPERICH
'4a•v* have real- broad horizons- • The i. The nrown‘hip Council met on Ties-
rEad newspapers 23111 raagaine-q, 'baYe. t day, July 2. A comMunication from.
their Women's Institute organizations, ,,, the Department Of 5IunieiPal Affairs,
heir radios, and know What is gottig ' re ininrovement in the method of pre -
on,_ all over. the wor.ide_ The .broad-'. paring voters' lists, read • ii/311 filed,
harizon depends. more on what you : ceuely Clerk sent the 'aMerint due' for
fili"-trhere kon live. We should all higeer th.an last
County taa, $12,414.03.; this is a little
year. 'Tenders for
read, and how you ready -than it does I
widen. our horizons on Life by Tore and '' road insurance 'were received from J.
better reading. E. - Howard, H. M. Ford and Harold
; lay the time that everything kiirted the wor d w e
going. around'in the welek4own circles., t iff four "countries: Aiistralia, Cdar I atter wimn- g' n -ell, got up to -address tile
ane bold brave Youngster had reached ' the Argentine and "the United -States. 1 as.--embled officers. It was the day
the 'canclisirm that imitation of what In North China? occupied by Japan, i after President Roosevelt's Charlottes -
100,000,000 _people are. in "serilos and iyille speech and President Varv.s, first I -
. immediate ',danger of staivation.. The paid his respects to. hemisphere solid- t
rittrToit* foyriii--- Japanese wheat crop, is• dawn a quarter, arity. "We are united by ties of strict
because or bad weather ,:and lack of N,solidatity with all Annerican &entries
.........— fertiliZer. ' •. se t around the ideas, aSpirations,, and tom-
Tioa-Ciiirec,--, vIpterpirge, 0 r " Finland lost much of her farmland - mon interest in our •defence," said he.
'AAltnotheiirifahle.witti ale world is that in the territory ceded -to Itussia, and ,",',:ext he launched into .what sounded
- Only tanning' mixt„kids.get is from cannot .get hmeensteomary ingiorts from like a paean, of praise for totalitariarn"
the West Belgium, the Netherland.s, ISM. -Vigorous peop,les fit for life.
,;' 80,000.000 bush-kg...Of 'Wheat -from the tions-- ,. - political democracy is. re-
Denanark and Nornvay normally get must follow theiEoute of theirAesPira=
the sine" " •
irg2lkir ad weddings- reported Unitee . States; bat there are .both placerl„....by„ economie deraocracy.
fl.-e.e days Promptsthe eleferY: 'DOes political. and iinarthial barriers to ebn- There Is )tio longer a place for re',;imeS
thetring this trade, , Franeo's Speen. founded on • privilege ainl distinction.
war piomOtema,rria, or do Marriages bag ft erop twenty. per eetit. below nor- . . _ We ate ma,rebring toward a. future
nro.m_ote war7' : mai. ilimgarY is rationing limit in different from all we know in econoinie,
- * ....* • order to continue camp ry exports,. politioal_ And_ social.; org_anizaticor,-Ind
In seeite of; the loss:es through `.sub- Ports.. Tanks hake 'rolled over the pm -otos have entered a deelhie. It
to -bring in 'eitallyn required im- we feel -that old systems antiquated -
e
- arine warfare; •GrEat Britain's met- wheat:fields of ,northern. Fratiee. Fant- , is not,. hot -ever,. as pessimists and stub -
.410.1;6 .2.:e,.t.. fo Eakt to be greater bag nie does not necessarily 'arise because 'born conservatives' pretend, the end of
at th,e, bert,„Innin,. of the war. New f, Lawson: ail being the same, the toss-up than all the wheat , there ',' is in „the ;pus andefecuitd, of a new, era."
all ;the people,in the world need more .civilization, but the beginttin,tumultue
if Simcoe Ilefor,meri- ' , et Tend'world. - . It -arises when. there is - too a
-, 4wVllant ' words re eried a bulletin
14` are bek# Mimed out a:Britt-A TICE FARMIgir 8 tilrORTANCE (Fare t it to Sr La wkart at *125-
t ers for ertiShing and delivering geFfxvel ranch wheat' In one place and too many Issued 1»'th Ggrman BrIlhassY In
liipyarde fe4er • than the enemy ean ' , .
4thTheroleOf the Canadian farmer In !' were received from ut
thiwar ioften overlooledThethorpeJoe, IcerrRholland
G. Lavie, B. Gold-, people noeelere else. That problem. Ettert&, , Alio& In Washington the
,e, outset Of & Caldwell, and the sarmy, cons.Ilt-liruofce--t_ i irnfoary matonufyronist.e. ttlitieks.in terrifying foran be- IState Department , refttsed to get
statement was made at thex-
deroy em. S s . '7: , ;C,„ . ,
cited
We'dalre't faci the Weather Daman the confliet -that (Imelda would be the ,', tioti Go. The tender of the SarelY ' -The 'New Republic,' (New York). , intimating tigat Vargas was talk-
reeerse -45.-.:r,,gil iig, that,th5, month just 'chief ":••;ource of food supply YOT the (*.a:Was acCepted at 41 .cents per yard, , • ,, . ing„ for domestie eme.eataption. 'That
3lother Country, This statement not 't Vounell decided to purchase one arch LEOPOLD AND THE NAZIS , as vrhat the Brazilian press and .pro-
paezed yiao the vetteet June for ,/nany
creek frorn y ldor',O0d DOW, lint its importance l culvert for the T . Sowerb3r •,paganda department ' said., Vargas
onlho,e
' eas. ItanY, no doubt , ten Wee alter - is enhanced 'martime by develop- *., s t the Pedlar People . ' Behind the „surrender' of leineg Leo- himself assured the President by cable
yr
inei• rep -Oven's' Well-rietosett line to enerite in Buroiiea Non- that the Nazle e The Clerit tree inetructefiqd-Valreet Pold Le a coMplicated siOrY that in : that his speech geoid 'he no Sert...,."‘e be
4What la E.,,0 rare -asd flzi.Le day 1121Ve pverr. un,the continent, Britain can from William Doak for ha -the cost naves, among other elements, a PoIltie;leregarded as frOntPadietorY" to the Char-
.
Jane?" Pert the lonelieet Month Of' the, Catliolics v lottesville addre, .
no longer look to stieli contraries as of ' theadaniage done to she le one dog i al *se1118111 fl361:vr the Belgian • -. * * * •
• Denmark forifood suprilles. Moreover, behtg owned by him. =1 two accidental deaths in the Bel- i -
- Year wilatcome to her own • in,goed. time. Ith evert,' , able-bodied man engaged „ A ifyiri,w,, was paes.e.a pra.Vr.,.•./.1ii ft:ix tia‘ejive,ernoyatIhefaiilierally. The' schiem: was!
i, rat k„,,ithenes whose...! tained nitanelf' • in POWer by rewriting
Ire tliF ten years that he has inahe•
in preparitig to reeist the Nati ineaeiere no ination of a cotineillor 6 Olt the centre Was the Seniindry'" at CeoliStittition when he Pleased, Dlc-
K;3t.- garde ',for 'enitetnient in the: -Brinell. agrimitural production Will b(i. . and' the coneervative [Catholics grouped
.kalines,1 the
tator Varga9 has played a genie ' of
vaeancy caused by the death of lkfr.
• farrnere,i win have' the opportunitee • to Motulay, .Tuly le, at T.30 pana and, elec- ti feet& ' university at. LOU= Prsf ns-th6' -t1=5:8 hestee'South 'Am'
Canadian milltarn- foreen haVe Were re- draetic.allY mit- nonsetIntentlY Canadf,art Herb C.!, Cox, nomination to be held on around
, ,
endoctel, and now avenfn•ot teen welgilmg provide increasmg suppliee of, produce Hon, If any, on Monday, July V, t the .vraelaile-ee 4rahafee iritheetti2s were loyal to ericare neighbor while yielding more
- •
Agonizing
Eczema oaft mono
/to r, -day orthght, for *WI ;
arzetea with that airtu ad* di* ,
suis, eczema, or oa# rheum asit 1111
cornizionly
ginarthig'whaotrwe7Theillied.etentii5424d6reeted-hntlIarlwaterartiliatier"gedaral:7:1:1100k."Allitt.4):11i::,'
unbearable, and relief
-
•
To get rid oeeczeina it is thicea.",
soy to have the bloQd cleaned by.
the. 1160 of a thoroughly reliable,.
blood medicine sueli se BurdOek
Blood Bitters which daring the past
00 years has met with great ewes;
• in. relieving smell diseases by its. blood
eleanmg and.711421, P. roielltiett..,
• .The 'Z- milbur5:00:144.,TOW011,t0:0Ilt.
r
. •
•
- , .112"e' ' h t d thefir
eeee,...aul; the eonserva-, and more to totalitarian influences.
. enea Gm-e'en/nem- for .Today• his Foreign elinister is pro-
. ,.
le..0 ponfide ' will be accepted. 17,ealer to the Motherland, 'With a bountiful i following places; W‘trd No. 1---f)
. co:Are:ow a modern warfare .91:Ze. hes, produetion In pro.:-aweet, 4"anada's role ; halI,''concesAon 4, J. re eohrzeton Dat. , "
bailie anti-clerleal and many of them .
demoeratee, pro -Ally, pro -L A., mallie
e ;go ifiea nee. - !, lIonee of IC. Holmes, X. /16/mes D.R.O., ere, . attire' - ' pro-t;erman It Was las, 1Vat Minister and bis Marine gin.
10-_--t. zatlea ,ov Itn vlete ;, go.od plee'eleal !, . ,. e • . e , • '; z. P •
. ' "o tiiie reeard aecilitir,P,3 an enormous f.0„ It. UelIwain, cleric; Ward N'te e2- • h , ,
conflitiese meehanical ehili and gtmeral :-‘11rft. McCabe, sr:, deer; ;°Ward No. 4.e•---
ik inee and head of the liberal Catholics; Peoltle- are Prodemoeratie, his arnaY
Cardiool Mercier, Archbishop ,of Mal- lster are OutsPoket0Y Pro -Nazi- Ills
pro -totalitarian. • ,
V Foreign influences are strong, Brazil`
has some 3,:500,000,Italiano and sons of
Itanans. Les numerous (500,000 to
fetelligepee ere eihat a sOldiee neefle. Howe of (e,.. Hopson, r. 31. Woods 1)..'' Wile shortly before he; death arranged
.. - It*T.cailnE,3., ,ecantyltin4aLri) ' - - , it,(1,, Tlike Itudie-elerk; Ward No. 4re -leeoPold'i; anarria- ge to the Lutheran
• • * * : • * ; lee -
4 :1,,,;0v7 oranzse:; \zaboz. onventioit • wg.; the 0 1,0,ritigh have their fatilts. 'r)use of W. 11. Lubb; WLL_11. LO, bli r). t prim' ees,s Astrid a g'weden... 'That Was
. ie, ee But by and 'large they are -4 lime. and '1'.1t.0„ Ferrier Trick -ele*.;• ward No. 5--- in lfeet); durieg ehe reeignt•of'' Albert i,
L13 Paaaed a reflolutifei, acoveanone re: etebefaugai peoiee who have ;oboe iionso•o„,..f It:, MOC,„artney, ff. -If
:Sr,t!artneY ' Albert bail a deep respect /Or Car- . 1,000,090)', but far more influential and
I .
tortn 0r • abolitioU ort the Oeztate! If IlheetY and fah' dtl'all 'n, who h41Ve ,lieen 1..)..m(t, IN. it, Loollt clerk!. Ward 110- 0' dinai Siercier and wasonoreovery one ii•ocifeeous, are the Germans'. 'Cultural
reperta.of tae preeeeelatee of the "ape: cOncerned With idearo, who have tined .-nIIM:e of It- nowt -len. It. Itichardeon of , the nio3t 4beral . neonareiel - in' ;infiltration 'bY Nazilein hag 'been- eltee-
41b1I°r" Wel"tetnlatNI relif,k411-- '' '`'''' " "- •'' - ' - * -- --e . ' - . - . . opk..illis .ele.rith, (while mountain fully 'planned and aystematically Oar-
.„ . tr er o oreaf oef er an 1129 MT ., ..h• , r . •161 4* r. , lal-r. I e mbxng ) 'in , oecurr n peeu lar
. , i „, powor • , re_ ono have r ,it,0„, U. Rowdein elerh Far
ijeT ..*I • I I'll ' 1 '11 d 3 t' Und t - Vee0Inft' 1)akt4 Wlial `.421 PcIntl e- If ' ' 1934 ed 1 r ' ried out. `Sehoole get textbookee feeds
-. 1,,c ' c';'( l'-'11C.'ve r)il.le .6P'ItAl°22 'cv6'71°..1 1 feeilliotiou. Tizey)iireiniaeritou of the:TVA-40; Geo- r4n1)Pree';'-aeeP claim, $28 ;'s ; eircinnstaneen, at an opportnne moment and teaehere from Gerinarty. Nazi,
opuely eneetttion f the tesekeee 'ex- • Pitt "r-----tra- ri-f-- ' IIie' .-
r-beeP Malin. $10; iftec'',. Nazis. At first the neer king folloWed bodies In Gelenatiee. ' S. a
and Witliam and Ota51,34”10a eeeeeee
'Seen con?..e.To tile 110;1)111 of dernanding :teadition of eihal:c pe ire o d'' Milt0fri Tit10:4- SOW.ertPli, ahfel) dainir $17; Mor- for the Belgian coneervatives and the orgaill.2ation are tilliated with parent
penelee 'Duey. -German-eon-
-
• er
ltaro fo appreslate the. BrItioll • we /, and f'onneillors, serviet3 on roaag,14,r Astrid the following year in an news from the Fatherland via teletepe
- ,,
ey. provides ratlioed
elltrieet , which mut-leap etefteee featnine sheep, $3.60; Iteeve tAlbert's policiea, But after the death trolled new4 agell
* . • "' *
Coeeetvative Ledder lianeen ,th
IVimie" (it Co01111OW tZ Lit) eqe..,k. adVois'ated
profniWtion of thee f:ate awl COMIldiii),
Lion of Moor in Caeada 'for the dare -
'Vera of the war. , crenput4d (Tett-
e ofria*e drink bilk at t200,000,000 a veal*.
Tfich-javing of this ameunt, any
Urge portiou 21„ Weald 'eoutribute
oetleetautially to the finaaelal 8tabillty
of the country ae well as heethe
ell staFaility of 89ate t'.4
• • • •
119n., If. Nixon, who Itefle,g
•
have oaly to consider the po3itio of $123; gapernitendefit a pay voucher,
the world, ineluding the Vreited Sate, $.301.6.0.
if the BrIlleit" Entirlre sliou,id be super- TIVINIP14,(XN, Clerk.
re -dot by a world eroldee dominated by
Nezi Germany.
When the etteetionaiYe for the *Colin
tray Itegistration of "Canadian Wrone
wae prepared last fetiMmer, one of thee
raoet important otteetions planned. wae
that concerning refueeee. Ilow many
refugee children eould 1.! a n Alan
worneu are for ehould the .etnergettey
ri_se,S, Today ebere are 4-,fter.401
lottp4 for 100,000 ebildremehroitirh the
VJtW'Pier hew tosny eau We, in
filleteriele tare?
A brand new oee 14 the way•of signs
wag seen on a • ear •It-;inil through
Strathroy , a few days ago. The ear
evidently eontained a member of the
+Canadian Aetive ,:eervice I'oree and his
newly aequired bride and a alga af-
fixed
to the 'car told the world, "I've
got 'her,' 110W ten -after IIitier." It
attracted a good manY
Nothing is mre obeautiful thatethe
love evitleit Wee %veathered the Itoelne
iire.
automobile accident be fell iinder the
influence of the • eoneervative fation
and began to manifest an aero
vlou for
socialleto and liberals (ineluding 'the
Aiselpleg of (Cardinal Mercier). That
IS not -an unusual phenomenon; It •le
eeetetly What happened to,Volonel Lind-
bergh after 'unother famous tragedy.
.• In 10N, Leopold dropped hLe allianee
i; with ',Vance and Britain. Tie became
Iknown ut hoine fts the Nazi Ring.
Whether his surrender to Ilitler 'wag
wiset of mercy to hexh
is austed troop
I or a deliberate treachere' Is a kluestion
ethat historiane will have to settle. At
'„preeettt there le ovidence on both side-,
Perhape one shauld gite Leeeold
t a nomina• l char e eeerman. radio
broadanta come in clear while 1;.S.
programs are blotted out. Cinema
boueee. get 'German 'eneertainineht and
propaganda tifmg. and even radioefl war
photographs free, Tb,ere are fifteen
German-lang'uage,newepapers_in Brazil
and Many Portugneee 'and Spanish
reapers are v40,41(1044 from Berlin.
More siguifleant, even, tbatt prepa-
kanda are Neel influencee on the naili.
tary elaesee and On husinese interests.
Germaiz military prestige with the
Brazilian army grows with each new
Aleces8 in 'Europe. Military missions
i; go bnek and forth between. Itio and
t Bernier Berlin eonrts army, navy. and
".c
There are no spectators- in
this, war-. t. we te in do.
• N� freedom.. . . no happiness ... . no contentmertt
is possible for any one of us until this•revil,
thirtg . this worship of brute force -is wiped
forever from the face4o1 .the earth. Not every -
One' Ys 'privileged to wear the King's ilriform,
but we • cart all make some. contribution to dur
Cammon cause. • We cpit, a buy wn SAVINGS
CERTIFICITIYES thisenitonth . .'-next mem% . ,
cfvery .mon.th,, as long .as the, War
THZEEIPEr WE CRN DO!
'-The opportunity to buy wait sa,VINGp CellTIFICATEfl '
ll
•
'veli4altiliellsgPcdtt:viliewblegges thtldieee:riCani.eaat:entr'arod o'itdliGaParifYoillelgolos:
roorr cc 2
a .55 Ce:ifrtiticcatateo gryou
pay $2
oou'pay$40
FM' $ 10- Certificate you pay $ 8
r
For a $ 50 .tertilicedo yaw pay. $40
• tippir aEt'ocir $Banic164, ,c6Portif$t Icato:icolr'":DirPoatiayetS8A0uthorizud.
PO, flier;
Wat Savings Stamp* cost 2Se each mut aro 8o1d every -
'where. 1,0 fAanipt Ontitie, you to Imo $5 Conifigate.
• Ewan. dollar yo1 invest in War Savincis Corlificatea,
fs an Invosipient in 'entlilt • . for v�u . • for
Sur them eeteularly every month, It is yont ,contintraig
xesponsibility.
Seive by ekavittg
a WAR SAVINGS CalliICATES
evety month