The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-09-26, Page 20 '0,
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West tL•-(et, Golieriob, Ontarzo
1.:1'110.',‘IBEIZ 19W
DOWNIIN,A,B19M1Y.i 140 I 1 EDI11'4,)RIAL DT'O'r$
'rho torpe• tioing +4' a ship brinAing lave tin!, Bea Aiross eauva,,,,,r a ting aliatit the work. there Is to he d.)110,
, and 1 find thar quite easy to tlo, and
ss,suisees front Itritain, with the loss to: pteasant smite -anti traliettiiite, noire: int
oeores oltiltiren, tulds nothing t!). the, ,. • • t41170 rar ,tuo44 ziPPIng
l'itlong to Where yo11 happen to la, going,
'destestationt and= eontempt in whiell the canada, has a warn) reeept ,r nut talte Intel,: in the days when I was
the littlt.).. war
TUEG�JMRWI1' SIGNAL -STAR
Phil Ositer ot Lazy Meadows I
11131-ry Jr. ROA)
mini,try 112 Poltd ItaR announce
d, same ce„ nit per art no, it our
that vitamin is to lie, :mitred to PoPulation have been conditioned, to tbe
6017,Wi AWAY': twead. "Fortified" \vas .,'201r. Robert habit of white bread and :tt,4litast(,,,fa)r
Curitent Views on the War
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TILT iltsi I 'AL 6Ei.)Tvnia,it tmtit,
_
pr:stince, fruit, eggs and fre41,
veo;etablo-1, Wlien WOcon'iider god Ito
alo,:enee 1, two-mi,Vonth. of. a ;let -ammo
it:toitiEit Inait.e,i a 417VW4botwot-11.
Ir-ITAIIINS T1113 ItINS(11al . brvati wat oquai.1S' available at 010 tinvertain, Itealtit, and
an appreciably shorten life, it will be
3Cea that neW Inett!ittre:1 are )104
"stunt." tilthought noran0 times,
when the abundance of • the -earth is
ours to command, nf,ature, Its variety,
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I'NoiRernAke% *Predate just, . Boothby'ri word;,. When he, ;IS Vtirlia- i brown. It IR. true that the millers
.1 brOught them ..ia eonvenieuoe. Taltei 1 nouneed tis• inotorathno lie 6aid, i is also true tit:at that. is the public
i 5,' `ustattoiy the simple process of going quite rightly, that it would „la. -hailedi-taste. Another ittt neat MI' Ot t c", g vitamins than the Ministry Of VOnd ,
. 1 away: Today, it 's4 a matter of Pr'yet- by stsi(ntists all over the world as a! it, 01I1 and, putting a ,b4koi. is,,tuat '3 ean tver he. . t. .
"Test 4'41s -wets' on Suvtitilis' ever vet1 leaves the bran iind millers' offal for —Tile 'sitatesman and Nation (zondon).
INClit'ASIII IN SAILORS' WAGES
.,,ts despateh from Montreal, September
".1.3t,14 ktyst '
' . Increases in wages averaging
there is tun the same hearty ss000lits i thin, on the trip over to Oratidniother's vitamin.- ,MOthers will, now be able, :, first discovered by the 1)Ut0h seientist a month are zranted vat a neW agree,
tr 7 than in he mst to I Filimau in 1897 lie noticed th:tt the
how much the PasAW--; oT the Yearti- Paw invatary Seeretney to the .sainistry, an; tznainly eNist to 'make white flour, but it
; follow : 14eolaintidi, 4.4,=1 a znoii0i; waEoli„
znan, 1577421,19; wheektin:aat, oor.a.
passeg, tirionon,
porter, SZtri..;i9; second
eanalNi,
%Ilia W0,4 tlie'seconsi increass. in wagcs3
1;r:tatted this season by the, compare,eo
Involved. ,
is 0 much move eilleient di pensi 0 , _ .
perpetratorS of ,suela -deeds 4tro held,
for the eivilized woritl has realized
gor sqiiie tinie titat there is no depth to
.whiell the Nazi, eonunand will not
descend. The foul. mifitinl-''''fia-s—giiitted
zvothint?," for those: responsible for -it;
bilt it 1--;erves to steel the resolution. of
the' British PeoPle4 to annihilate_._the,..that the. ticots got it ,third-liand, thruagh ' letter was Sliinitti into the apron poelcet
,,.
force's. whieh are behind suelt,raurder-
oUs acts. • , ' - .
Neither'does the bombing of -London,.
whiek goes on day after day and night
.
after night, gain anything for the Nazi
cause exdept a surer prospect of iritisli'.
reVenge. 'J ignes, the noted eeonomist,
IS Ou6teol as sififigr---= ' 44----170.-Thil-gtititfr artd-jnst-like-thessissuais:-.4-001s,-uss„sstille..d..-Witki. attention ' lint
London. is a big place. ...%. million t . - - -.., 7..--..
blueberries ex tept in color. We are Ito- : k other would ,t.;,:ay "Ilimul' and noisily
pounds -tvorth of destruetion ,is eustonie )lackberrieS that are red ` strain another saueer of tea-. through
d to
oasts from Britain; but ? 0 boy. Mother planned for quite some
for the moist Old i'.."'ouiti,i'Y' Cliniate theS ;7 t1:11,1111:1,.''.. 11, NINI'l,t•i:. Ita)tilitiltist their eliiitireat : "Nat uP the crust ! fowls at a prison in Javti, Where he was tionat settmen,6= Assoetaltum of`tc,,,anada
. molt 'reached toilay betWeen the No
-‘--z-v-"-•*-7--,74"-=,_17-f."PlIt-7z----„..__L,-:--"-...--,--7v- 4.----',,•--.__,-,,,,,,•,,t,„1-,7,•wa-t-tilmi for the in. -Wm -an .eitell day, .Sir ,t)rx,An,,,Sit.r.r.„III--tr,-._yeedin,,,, the _P.,,e_oplef_ orni ?f P:itralYs.i.s_tVi.dell resetnah,led Lilo, panies operating %on the !Great:.,La$e..
elltIlaittytts'rtil)fitte. ilgVilaiSt LN:CO.Ia'f,,.5:11 leS8* (1181118 t 4 , , J
S'eel4"10 it t\( brought With them. - i. eous*red , quite s'i, distance, She and he It soldier." , 1.110*(111-al ()Meer, suffered front 0 Poe -altar 1 and eight .contracting shippin- cow.
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,,,i14.1.N.20igonvogt,,Aitt 4 /114111 ow (roli , a fo riltp., 1e afternoon,. vine idling , lit Wartime," lays emphasis on the im. I Paial-.1-sig la' ..Treli•-ael,l. 2Y0111 wn.loh 1.°0 and tigs.'7W:tawrenee'ltiltels . '
achieved. in this field." in deferenee, the urgently lieetk41 feeding stuns for
to the ,Mittistry of Informa•.1 form stoek. Further, the 11 content,of
timo which regards "morale" as its Cgrain varies, lott under this system it
Protinoc, he did not add, aS bo intight van he scientifically governed. `
bave done. that this is the -morale The importance of vitamin B1 was
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05W
pla01, Ile ara.b.,41,t sostssueo of ,sts„ sseso 'Iowa pris'OnerS Silirered. It _WAN,-401-iiittPl" The new wages. t-tser stibiTli
by (11,s1 -'0V, "1:e‘t'oflicit is t b the highe t pid bithe
' ' of the letttr. iloining to the Ionise, the letige of Was liot 'availahre 1:•11-1;,seneer; bet t e sre
. the:Netherlands, •The4talians are ("et,' and 110 amount of persuasion„„was able
t
01411.),, .g,•4 etting• tb.emselves in a hole,lon to mak° .114m* tell what '18"11.4 in It.
tiwy stiouitbdvaii it golf. '-, . 1 At supper time she would -baud father
. 1 -ill the plates dist • and urue him to tat.
- . - 00 V. iii ' - 1 !' , ‘,. , , .,- : t... . . r. tt
a little. more of this and a little -more
- The Thuniins Advance tells of White ! eif that,. and, as lie ladled .0 second ,trOoPs who eztprtillated at Kut were laYers •at the gram Were ,remOved, de-
militaisystisalloritieS in the war of 1014- that the 14,111s Weer j'Ik'd riee left lake eonaPanies, With- aninkir exceptions.
:over from the pri;val VW. expdri- New -rates, retroactive to, SePtember 1,
feeding some with whole grain,
some agi half -peeled riee, and saint) on
white riee. Those fed on white rioet
whieh wati polished so that the, Outer
V- and' thert were several striking. in-
StaileeS of `the effeet ,of food. on the=
.fighting eMcieneyt of our troops. Our
own army 15- the East suffered front.
laek ,of vitamins in their' rations. The
Suffering from. berf-heri' due. to 'the vi-Ooped the . disease, bUt Were • tamed.
blueberries growing .15 ' abundance WI ,rngfPigrta of' his faverite desst.rt, She
of vitamin 1$1. All outstand-
- tl • - - • -1. ad a letter 1 ilelleteheY • when fed on. Whole. rive or half -peeled
'no- characteriStie of this, form of mal- . nee= .' ads, el: him off to the ( st-ow-Y
nutrition is =•nervous debility and:leth- That in -the mister layers .of the. grain
,Tr.M.W=Th 0, :, . '„ ---,., te,41044,4,,ohere .wasonte sulistaffee -which- Nvas,
wideh ex,presseh• the progressive psy. i the an ti.dao,vi ivrtirmart-rtr-tire.-44.
when they're green, but white blue- • ehologieill deterioration of these suffer-. ease.
ing from this 'dietary glt Was later demonstrated. also
frightful fo see. Illit if we were his moustache.
to slider a million pounds worth , . . There Would be a dead pause' filled deficiency. °It as the preVentive faetor for the disease.,
is better to walk than to run; it is This had been. demonstrated some,
-of-damage every! night -for a -year,,____' berries _present _a 'neW, color seheme. 1. with "the sound of the • polite stut•ninks's
* * * , 0 ver on the front verandah and tee -better 't&-,stantl-than-to -walks- -it -is.- yearS' earlier by an old- sea -captain.-- In.
We should nit has'e lost more than
eloek elianging gears aS it eame tOIlle better to lie, than to stand ; it is better .1804, as a soeial'inZ4isure, it Was. made
' four per Ont. at •olir buildings ,and ' T . ,
itc . suggestion conies from . Toronto,
with ileur, to r mark.: Then Mother .'youitl add; to, sle,p than to Wake ; it is better to dies compulsory fo supply Norwegian sailors
: theirs von.tents, or more than_ we _
o away With 'the imPort :aim i 11-°,n a c.hon
1.
sort of way he• wan — than 10 ` live?- reople sneering froni make their life at,
of fruits and vegetables% from the to cOine,Over tomorrow'"S: .F4therrst
tlisrs even a minor degree of deficiency of sea "more pleasant.Itye flour hati
could restore 'in a '-t.touple of years. that, to d
While -scores of Britain's merchant vitamin B1 in "their diet have no previously been u.sed. The stubborn
t _ ._.. .s tel. tunt„in attempt time would sort .of drone "Yes,"' and
United State, in whi . • s ,
'•-vessels , have. been-r.sunk since. _the... oe-„ stomach, to fie:ht.:is , , s,.. old captain resented the new regnia t tOn
be made- to grovi thein in rgoiithersi'Onssli°theri'*enet?nraged IV ' this, would -s-h3, ,
He also instances the collapse .of the 'add 4tool` -rye' .fliiiir' With him -flit his'
' glutting of the' War, neW •vessels and , Millie will be isome tomorraw."
tario muter glass. - The plan Wonid in- -
, -linflth," came father's - reply, ".I Italian army' at ,Caporetto in October,• {)Avn ase" The crew on white flour fell
,ships captured from- the enera.y have
- - of courSer a prohibitive isistoms as .
ser could s.stand that husinua MT.. This was at least partly due to ill With beri-beri and were (sired by
,
kept the total of British -shipping. 'Ta . . the poor rationing of •the soldiers. . . . biscuits -from—the -captain's- sprivate
tariff on such . Wets. What worild hers.
'or above the pre-war level.' .Britain's -Mos . . . ., „
' 'Mother quick t(i.‘;eize ally adv•intas•e In this War the 'Germans sceordins 'to '81°r°- . ' .-----
he the results?.__ There IN:mild be a , .* - ' , t, , . , ' b . .
ships today 21 be seven. Aeas, while • NN (mid supply, quick as • a flash, -lle rent)). ts, supplied their troops about to A postscript, to Slisslohn Ori's refer-
" ` • ' isn't home this time," and hist pensive go into battle With pure vitamin Ill aS ems? to the Bi. deficiency among the
lessened mks of fruits and vesetables
German shipping has been chased into -
Wale -holes. ,, Italy boasted of its control sort of way would add, "I haven't.seen 1 a eonc'entrated "dope" to give them troops at Kut ,VVas the fact that the
because of the increased cOst of Ivo -
'Indian troop who ate wholemeal 'flour
duction, with linjurions effects upon Millie for over a year IOW." . . I energy and.courage. .
Nothing more W0S Stud !about it,. 1 -The Ministry of Food is not going to. and (111(1 P011 did not have the disease.
..
of the Mediterranean, but today the , .
health. and P2!01) 11)12 bigger: doctors'
13ritisli ' navy comMands that great
- but . we heard voices after we went to adininister a -clape or provide 'us with And in the later stages, .of . the siege
waterway from Gibraittir to Suez and bed and knew that Mother WaSpersuad- certain of the British troops recovered.
bills to be Paid. Time and energy artilielal courage, butsthrough a Staple
would. be diverted to this hothouse ing -Father, against 'his deep-rooted. article of diet, is goingsto ,see !that the fronsheri-beri as a result :of csating the
-,
the Italian fleet is afraid to come out
,
growm
th that could be used pro- hatred of haying -to get -dressmoraleof the country is .not sapped
ed up. Indian supplies when_fl
. their own our
and fight,
' ' • • When she -eame up to.. tuck us in, she through a deficiency. From what I was finished: During the. 41trisso-
fitably in natural channels., And, to
• Hitler and Mussolinl still indulge in
, would say, 'Better get a g,o(.1. sleep, learn, it is proposed to. add a fifth of a Japanese war there Were 204,000 cases
s because your father is taking us over to grainme of ."aneurin," which, is pure 'of 'bed -heti :in . the army but mine in
make the whole thing ridiculous,igrows
. big •talk of what they are going to do-•,.
-lint it the talk ofsbntliess whP..skilOW ers to provide he t& 'for their. green.- ',Grandmother's t6morrow." We usually' crystalline.. BI„,...:.to east' sack of .flour. Ithe "N.Y. The rations ivere sipproxhis-
.Ls mpOi coa 1 in t e as . S‘. hal Ilien „ ii th a,telt tfie same,,i7egeept, that The sallOrs' ,
-7,4. would" i " 't - '-' -I- f -6 ' la 1 1 - a -Ike - f 71---I • hild r•apout !Thai will not affect -the -taste :or . the
thei have met their match ' and - are hOos-e.
- • tit; ..but always-Aranaged to be° iii, at 4.30 Color of the 'bread.• indeed, We shall diet inctuded 10'; oz; of, whole barleys
' United States, !Canadians should be•
doonied. to defeat: • . the next morning as Father'starfed out • • 4
• glad to have; a sourge of . supply of .
, to do the• chores: . .
wholesome frnits and. vegetables so Everything seemed to suswrong. That
elase as the United States and would was the Morning the briille eaw kicked
be foolish to put pp bat's.'srgainst it. the milk stool 'away from the head of
'that 'part. of Ontario: --of perfeet flavor 14 • ' ' • •••'..i •
• trom Mother today. , e skpuld. all
have to rely on the assurance of ..theI 'I- 'minim B1 deficiency does not, how -
Miners and the inspectors .that it is ever, have to reach the extreme form
there. at. all. • of heri-beri to have a. disabling .etfect.
Consider -what a fifth af a sin
, sisme 'In its subtler forth. it is 'Manifested in
per -sack means. It represents st tiny digestive troubles and in 'heart, strain,
the household. . The cat always 'seemed pinchsin 280 lb, of flour 01w:ounce' muPled with a -loss 02 la6ra1e." '
. to pick that night for. upsetting a pan' will vitaminise 13,000 10 i The en- There is no reason why this new ad-
, .
While governmental action since the of milk in the- milk house, The calves tire population of Greater. LoMlOn. will venture in scientific control of the -in-
'require abont',0 lb: of the vitamin per •diSpensables of diet should not be ex -
d ay, A hundredweight-andashalf, will Aended. Ma rga rine is -now s fortified"
siipAly the- whole country for a week. with vitamins -A -and 13 to -give. it :the
s in the orchard and A! third of an .0usee'willssufflee an in-- vitamin value of good summer butter.,
kens half tii death. - dividual for 'as whole lifetime. At the The use of bread as the vehicle fbr
ailie Winn(' to squeez- moment von -might, It yoivwere- "in the- 'vitamins b.- au- effective way -of- reach
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know," manage to buy. mire vitamin ing just that section of the community
131 at about 13 .agramine wholesale— which needs them most. ' The poorseat
-about i13.60 a. lb. But .the. cost will thesnost bread and they an least afford
hu• WitO WILL.WIN?
With the United States elections less
than six weeks 'away, the prognosticat-'
ors are busy, with advance notices of the,
. results. The Winkle boosii: -Which' was
sti!onglrin evidence forsOme time after
the RePublicara noinination has suffered
, _and _Roosevelt'tOpportets are
shOwing more confidence than they dici
for a while; but,-eVents of the next
•Te.tiv---weeks, particularly. ha connection
with theT,progress. Of the . War, may'
thr,oW.all present predictiOns awry and
the ',wise man: iS not cloing-tVO ditch
talking about what will happen on
.November "oth.
newspaper support is that of The
New York Times,. which backed him old -boy, by the way—to bring rentals
,
in 1932 and19{6but has announced -its 'tinder ssontrol;.---There is_sless excuse
support of Mr; Willkieln this election' , for raislIsig rentals thau for an increase
The Times is One of the leacling news- in sprice4.,,of products; .or at -least of
'papers, of .the World, and it wields a some products. War Conditions may
great.influence in United -States politics, make it difficult and eisPensive ,to pro -
Whether its influence, with that of sure some ingredients,. yid production
other balterS from the Demmer:Ai& sae, may consequently be at a greater eost.
,will swing . the., election '1.0 the Re. I In- the ease of rentIt44 the owners are.
publican .eandidate remains -to 'be seen.1 simpls' taking advantage of a scarcity
, some vdters are influeneed by !' of houses or other buildiss-s-. no extra
the, :'ery "dictator" ...again.st Mr, expenditure on the part of -She owners
Roosevelt's bid for a third terns others is involyed.
Will 'rentienfifer the old* saying about - .
s.tions. . None of them is warth 0 )lugged
the • danger -a swapping horses whi16
beginning of the War has been effective
in preventing univarranted increases
itt pries products, there have been
coMpIaints of abnormal increase*. In
entals in .centres Where war activities By the time
trig Father into a stiff collar, he was
have resulted in large popniation gains. red-fae.ed. a' neisv s'ort ot vvay. ' N'Ve
ilailfax is a case in point, the.popnia- generally Managed to keep out of his
tion Of that 'city having doubled of way. His parting shot, 'as he went to. be Aothing like as great as that. A 'the expensive, protective foods-,37-mi1k,
always seemed to break out and get in
the garden . . . and aur billigerent
Berkshire spent the night in uprooting.
the chicken 1
chasing the
trebled within the -.past year, with a
corresponding .soaring of .rentals, 111
response to numerous scamplainq from
hitch the team of drivers up, wass. factory is behig established for 'its
manufacture; and in mass-productiOn
the cost will °diminish rapidly. • .
The irony; of it is that we should pay.
such centres,. • qttaWa! appointed serves, and- Father kicked the lane' • the Millers -Millions, a year to take
sisystk,ess-W-ss-liss-Martins-ssrlsesssask.silefiee:PosLinstsstarsemphaSissss,..--s-sks,i-tlississsm-soss sts-otsours,fireasfsseisti,stifffi
- When. it seemed that -nothing 'else pay them millions- more in. 'subsidy to
atchewan 'Court of Appeal—a Huron •
could happen, as we travelled clown the put. it back. For the richest, source' of
road *bout. a 'mile from our front gate, this vitamin is the bran and germ of
wholemeal. Under the Govermnent
scheme, 'however, wholemeal and whites
Why don't year people conie over here
some,. time?" But Mother calmly • went
on packing a few jars of -Special pre-.
and Father. wag beginning to relass and
notice the ebnditihn of the fields' .
sine. of us *would took back. Sure
enough; there was the brown snare's
colt . . loping ahing .,a happy.-gos
lucky sort of 'ways
What happened , then is; ,letter not
suffice it to say that after
the:mit was put in :the stable., it took
five miles of Mother's art of Making.
conversation to make Father relax his
face and quit complaining about the
-
trip. '
FOR ' "IiINCARDILNE.:, MAD . fgekA. We endanger onrselves by doing
"GODERIC11", .
crosSing, asst.:ream, and.. one '. considers:1s ' .so, aalki..we Idaelcon ;Mr own character
,
'ation may balanee the other in theto boot. '..-sflovermitentissearrsire mos
, (Kincardine N qcs)
, Not. so many Itlaivs 1440 ninety per ingenious in...finding sysIsss rounds.slif--
general reSult. Just why a third term cent. of the 1.10Mes in sit:Cardillo and- liculties .winsir flit% watt- to find them;
-
should incretse the danger df dietator- , vieinity wtsre flooded vitb copies of and. this is a easis sin which Canada
d t I the fall andsivintifis eat ognessof li hat 4ex:or-else .-some 01R-gliliktuil....-aud-,
• .. • •
. = . . I mail order houses . 0110 of them lias find good reiti40112 to snip supplying
wait for a third term, totlaumb. himself t . ..,. `.... 1
, i no fewer than...AU pager, coverhig ail ;Japan 'with inaterial with ',which to
, 1 as a dictator; one term wiMenough for 1 types ,of meisshandise. . .destroy the 'Chinese people. . ,
him. Tn ,fact, to ,Cdnadiang who re- 1 ',0150 inereitants, Shim tire arrival of ' - ' ,_
- eleet their political leaders as often as 1 1110 - ' los• s .'- s .
, cats „ueyliase licen djmnIng mail , $9,617 in Gifts in One Week \,,
,.... _ I order, lidlistis and bieing their finger: • 1 ree-will offerings, to help (_'1,anallIff.-
they Wish, the fear' of a third term • nails: in ehagrin. at the Increased coin- earr,r on her ' wde, effort continue to °
1
seonis rather fantastic, but across the Petition presented, by the' arrival, of the pour into the. Dominion Treasury.
l' line it appears to be very real as a mall p24r. house sales b ok, During the course of the past. week
There is' a way to Mee this competi- $0,(117 were sent in by individuals and
' Political consideration.
- film, Mr. Merchant, 11 i , found in the assoeititions. ' .
' sl. local n:ewsnaper; and ti e local nevvs-.
rths, U.8.- otrtsus' .. PaPeg oily, It ,ff,r6 al ,,,epfinnany
good inediuni f ir the ()Cal linsiness ,,
.. man to -get his . tory bef re the people
The d ' finial census of the .United of Kincardine: at (1. distri( 1. That is all
States 11 4:14005 4"?omplete4l and reveals the mail order firms ha 'e !done. .
a popula, 'Ion (on April ist- last) of By starting, rip -,ht. aw ? to Jet the
public; know how he is.eq lipped to -meet
.
131,409, „L 'rids. was a gain Of seven
outside competition, the oeal -merchant
per cent, ot.:er the 1930 figurel, the can offset the advantage gained br the'
'smallest increase in any decade of otit-of-town firm In preseintlins its stOry
to the people., - t ' _ 4 7
' united, Skates history. = t.
`Most people want to 'tidy at 'home; but
' An itilitlYS18, of the figures shovvs a . . 4-
11 is up to_ the local 111 '(15025 man to
.definite soutkward trend ot-population. invite thenti to (11) 20.
Southern States gaineel While Northern - „, ......... .
States tVither aetually lost or recorded' S1110P IT
• stnaller'-' Inereases. Cattfornla , had the (Winnipeg' Free 'rests)
it a time metalro-
- , largest inerease '122 actual.,.numberwhen'onr w vile"s, - in the Briptish
1,i90,137,v while Florida, 'made the ; Ilrc!al nealiVi)1,' '1,1r(i'
v.7(t-1( rts it is sur -
largest percentage inerease, 27.0 per i prising to lel arn fro- he Vatieouver
cent; •• '.Sun that in British Colin ibia mines' are
,86-ventoen. eftle.5, of 100,000 or more,,,q111 prodouelng metals D r shipment to
. at /I. ,' ss, , s
sinhabitants which,showed gains of- ten . It 18 trite we do nb-t-lw(int (I-c,,to-,
per cent, or more are nearly ail In the, war with Japan. -We have- no thought
Southern States, "Alain' heading the list of attackiitg her if iiite 101tes us' alone,
witli:_a gni'', of,54.4 per 7tent.,„ wlim of We should only 51(3' that 'wa. will not, supply her witli the Materials which
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wentY-olle eitie.4 'of 1004)001004)00or °ver Mahe her- stronger . to 4attitelc. us anti
. which' reeordell actual 100r4 -ase of one otheri4qtee-loving pe0p1044
per 0e10, oi. more every one is in she No parliamentary logic will excuse I
North. . - , our present pal cy. No -evasion of the t
faets will- help us in the tonf. The
!Me , twelve large'eitie,.4.. of , the 'whole lqlson of the lasi: five years is i
8tateo, With their 1940 P0151211111121, ar'e: that in the end thedizoi-al lavv,-, Of the ,
New york, 4480,,,s0; chleago, 3,38_1, UttiNtbrEf. des
owork iii, human affairo i'
rzie. Iliiividelphil .
i 040 . nf,troit1 and that erime brings its
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certain penal- !
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,. 4 ,d'. ,,,,,.. 12.'. .122121111'-) erinatt.t are Oain. Our con- t
.1,41S;49: to.. Ang4?14':, 4,`"1,6"4'; 111,1711111T itt. t1l1111 N Plillitily plain• IIty,v-`
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(1012411111d, S7S,:n4*;i ; MiliiMOrOp 844444 : 10211 will it continue? ,
fit. Loui,To 813,114-; .110ston, `-441;9,3-.2,0; 'Nilo plain speaLing is i,tittply justified 1
1,i,„Ar2zrgh, (siss,si,... wassisg,s0s, sss,ss hY tile fasts, We Ithists listened for .
1 .t/eafs--; to all the tootellealt revono for Rem erg lve II IttRY M. l'ORD
i'5a,,, San Frant--i,.1t-o, f329„W. soiling War /taptpile-: to rApm,-...',:ig.' it;irf
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