HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-07-27, Page 2'PHIL ,OSIFER OF LAZY MEADOWS'
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FARM 11[011aNG . r,
mittes . ate beginning to sitioner
again in this riding. There have been
a •few speeehes on the air. and.*the
,•11theews.palr.IT: °Trne-gf,ititlY7SoNNuTleof-40-1°eumr Jeuehrer: eorreetlir or ille-Or-retlY, the
-eem-to7-tbiathat-,the ,C.C.:ik.r.Peopte„..taaine,_ is &wed- ,upon,,a; clic& of , of-,'
e taiit---,... Q,' 6-5-vediriwaiito: are just
°e.'!(--lift/W;t thing lattitetY'1"---2•01r-ts.-t' hir tlilleereticer-rc,,-;9!ItQrnaluelh's.,_,* °Tionweersii,°"11P 4er6.„t111111;
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tut, parties,„ and sort a keeping B4Y World, knows the truth„ abont PIS, tat'
jolig;tin„.euntas ,t,400.nie,ystleolfci. 0.1.041,te,13 Dttit,tig.autterile. , ruer,p,trstVoleiaan7salarea.,459',5:eraggi, *i,,o,tsx,
est pack in polities. 'In. this riding ,a 1 1, .r ou D., e n4
We used to wake,' lip. at . ejection time: sulspicetesd. ' oSt '!diS' aGffeetionY. itoaectills:714'd-zri
.80tue a. utk voted; and ,mog of ua for, „cause., ., This purge is ..alrearlY -under,
got about the Whole thing as:soon...us ivaY.,.1t- Virill be'earried,:out With runt,.
the eltecring.waS over. ‘, ," '„ ._ Tess and 'vindictive -ferecity. ASSaSehl-;
'This is' a roundabout way' of coming ation is often the' only recourse lett
at what I started Out to ,say. 'I heard, to victims of einer .and irrespOnobi4
a political. speaker Make quite , a , talk. tyranny; hitt .. jug • as anger ' kindles
on rural liMising.;;It seems, the Clov4 .aneer, so Aoes- murder ' beget., murder.
eminent has .becothe 'Concerned about Tho sequel. to; reaSS. murder may he
the toethouses ninny farmers are liv--' ithitifiy• and _.civil war; •• ,-..
1)4. in. .' This 'fellow .-Said we shO144 . 'Der -Fuehrer -SpealtS of *it Clique of
make this a point in' the next election.' "usurpers who 'Will be externiinated
Some' farni homes are _a ' disgrace- I quite mercilessly ;" DoenitZ of "a small
.- uess he's right • • • - - group of -generalS that 'has -nothing
0 Ile started Me thinking about farm in ',common. With our brave aritlY:'
pDITORIAL NOT= &owe§ with his speech, and On ..the 'Goering. PL., "it - miserable clique of
. way, hethe from the Meeting l'wa4 Just former generals who had te be chased
together the thitigS I've seen. from their .posts for a leadership that
-41M-.0'-gtone-T-own,1"--isalaniett-lia. 11.1.11thi.g.'
1,phalige iii: laWf, -hiiinear -jhst-tkire 1-4e-- Wks' Eta Owe:17(11T- txs.,*_ it. iiiitaS.,.:ineorapet-
, . ....; old Leslie! When I was a little out." The very leaSt, that Can be made
honor of the tovvn of St. Marys. We r
hope it will float.' • . - shaver paddit* along on nir way to of this is that dissatisfaction With the British Wei able. at the ,last moment
sic., . , . i , '. _ . 801.00 1 eau reinember the %old log management of the. war is widespread to use to salvage what wilaislvejltat tinseethm%,t
. it would, almost forgotten spring house they had. It was neat end trimi titiOng, arra3' officers. '*- Thus.
tf.S. trciops . are in, „Iiisa. A•nd it
would- be inSt like -Bein-e of those Yanks ii.
vta'nith Ivy
and red .window boxes, appear tb.at the natural. cleavage be: . new earnest. another- war. The sun
oveiltig up the drab back- tween array officers and the Nazi •that year shone over France Wit4 Such
to Push Over the fannous, leaning tower. kitchen.
- . political command has suddenlY wid- unbroken brightneas 'that" the lauft-
--- ..* - .11. ,......,...e.._ , - Thin s „ icked, u during time first,' ened. -Thanks to infiltration of the Ware and Gentian ground•forces Were
. ---- money, '-'- ,Poter deeided----tney-;--anould political--eommahd..1s-inr-uarcent aratitez It V...t. --111--0,1.4.,AciSI=rt. of 1940
trinstz,iii es ,.. iite,,, re. _war And . the , Lealiea- .__ _,., inad, _e, • fl lot -,-„n . nrinf: h$' agents- (XI . , ,
ported from gerniany last week, vias have a new house, So he hitched up One iy- strong' position: to meet this emerg- Hitler Was getting .01 tliFiirealt-a-ff
unsuccessful. And --,we are net sorry. day and drove into town to hire a e911- eney. The effeet Of all this upon the the., weather, ftS 'he had the year before
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That -monster 'deserves something more tractor to. build it for him. Peter rank ' and file'l,of German soldiers is in Peland. That , was an unpre,eed.:.
vanted a big house and the contractor not likely to beecitne apparent at Once. entecl autumn when everyone 'who
than swift 'death.. . • • ' . - was getting paid for the job, according It will be strange; however, if the men eared for- freedom Prayed for rain in
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f, .- . ., _to time, labor and Material, so he built who are , fighting the Common ,eneiny eastern Europe, and the- rhin failed
Canada is under invasion :this him a big one. • • de not begirc soon. to wonder 'Why), they to corae:-Hitler's AMY ran roughshod,
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They put this house up ,om a knoll sheilid keep. on doing so while their Over a parehed. battlegroundl-undei
Suremer; but there is nothing alarming - conditions lcleal,, for the •attackers.
il r there were TM: trees and it, was. superiors 'are fighting one another. '
abmit it.. The invading hosts are holt. .7 -:e -e.
- - like a' castle. It was square and white . With characteristic impudence Hitler . Take, General Eisenhower'ic expedi-
briCk with a kit'aen, big ellen& for attributes his escape „from death- to 4catioare.4tOup,N4i%trthiale:_,e4fricae.m.y4Thebere_nwealtitehr
day visitors from across the line. Caw- 1
adrans- tire -grad- to i,ii elcorae Item :and -the -Dionne. family: to live in: . -It an intervention- Tef;--Providenee,-..--Th
erehed _up _on _it•'•eeinent :foundation, fact that' he was not. destroyed •by kt• .4S it has .1111 N6tnialidY, Throughout
hope they- will continue te conie in, -P
. „. - • , e•if-aCin- gut On the highway. 'There was bomb thrown:. by one 'of :hiS *fellow the •Wiiiter of 1042 and 1943-..xmia de -
even' larger numbers. , ' a big Veranda on .,two shies of it big. eountryMeu . wili be attributed else- laYed even .4malkseale attacks end
, • . . enough 16 make h bridge over the river. where to a different Ind .of fate. The hUndreds -Of vehicles had' to be- abAii;
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_ ThOse crowds you see around 'the :It had fancy carved Woodwork with Allies no- doubt hleve ideas of their dolled. Arnior, was confined to roada,'
Selective SerYtee--, office (if Ydu have. , gargoyles and what-nots and deodads own regarding Hitler's ultimate • de- tliat 'were under constant Shelling.
pla:Stere, d ..all Over -•it, There. Was ;.a Parture frOtn,, the.,e-n.Ohly,,..'seene.;** " . In , the .:Mediteritinean ' seetor . it., has
a -good finagination) are not (Goderic•h'
• • . turret in one corner that looked; Some- • .. 3 ''..-Tiieli‘,Tetcir. York Sun,i, been the same gory all along that
;citizens asking , to ,he :sent', to farina iti_ thing -like... a Nano . With •ItilldOWS". tacked' - . . 1. II ' - ' • ' . tedious mar& ; froth? Sicily to Berne
the"-Ris rid"' to assistt . i r stmg„-Pii--to a•-harn-,---------- -7:2,7- ----. --- -•••-•.-- :,---,--,such_..,,an uprising., _prooleatatea --hy- and -:beyond. The weather has been
operation. Ent apparently. Gederieh. ---Then there was the- inside. --Be- inner or by: -hisfoesln-the-wehilnacht had for the attackers and„goed for the
is-, not ..the only -place whore the inen,.;31t NaTen 'Peter •dild the contractoi they might well mean *the eollaPse of the defenders: Drought hampered, ./the
de' it- into -sort of. a .nightinare.- .It, Gellman-- war- machine But • -even . if Allies Iii Sicily, Where clouds . of ' dust
_* . ore•-•-thiq--_-'first outbreak ia_suporessed,,even_ kicked up 'bi tank's. could be seen for
couldn't -have _been _'built ..iii- a _ni • ' '' ' " • '
don't take to fallp work. ° Ba,rrie and',_
Orillia report .,feur 'farm recruits frem unhandy way'. 'A Woman W-Ould., get if Hitler aueceeds in purging "the:chief miles, robbing the Allies of any chance
arnong the townspeople, and. probably r 'rise. , Again= in ',Italy, mUd;
tired just Nyaildog from the pantry to of those 'who seek his .clow.nfall, Ili•
the kitchen table. .Tlier e waS a long events GerinanY has been witnessing Poor o servation -. and° finallY: at . the
many other tow an ,in the same hall runnink from , the kitchen „in to ninit ,leave -their mark'. deep , within Rapido„ floods and' bitter cOld4o •which
the bulk- of .the British. Eighth Arun,
class. Most of us wouldn't be of much'. 6,2 front, -hall where- the only stairway the neople . and the armed ___forees.:' A
use on a farm; anyway. • ' - , was located. Then on each- side they putsch .toyorring a former chief of the .used to. the desert, were unacciistomed,'
• • * ,. - had two pig . living. --:rooms. -.- Oh, yes, 'general staff and no- One knows how fianpered the northward _movement. -
.there was a dining -room, but Vow had 111 1111 high officera . gives expert testi- But that ig till past history n97,
Of recent, years seme newspapers
,: g 1 . . o molly to the o . . , and there Is good reason for expecting.
to walk , in through thia long . hall t ' * 'h pelessness, of the Ger-
liaye. taken th the cust0Di o'f spelling' get to it. , „ change for the better_ Ao,. far as
1. , . . man -military situation. It sows cor- a
.‘negro". ivit:h. a capitarlf, ,we . have, Then they put up , a hack kitchen roding. mistrust :, no linit.''eoraniarider weather . is Concerned.. July is notoy-,
never seen any good reason for doing
d latellatt lousily • rainy in ISTOrmandy, but the
T_ w0.11.1d on .any fron:t etihn.-nbUt be certain have11ndrwnoioacidsehead. beehaint'11 th"ot mere it rains 4n that month' the better
agrieultural'exhibitioPn,' teut °aSha°1€1:fa.441 .:trerofr'rtshectil n 1. flall:cst'''71 ' g
sO. The _word has no relation to any-
the enroistisi ; turn
mf , , are
leas August.... • : . •
the..chan,ce,s for a dry; satiny. Wind -
..we write ,home, --I'm very' deubtful. People used hattle, or --thitt.-%eis.-7.4ol'ups
countrtraAP.k.nationality, ,
"Anierican negro" or "African negro" to drive .for Miles just ' to See' it and- -Upon hiiii,' The",-'sdidleirs----will : doubt , -The Ne* York Times.
to d,enote origin Or nationality. . It they Would stand With. their. Mouth§ their -offieers and...the peeple behind
Open and marvel: at . it, and many of them: the 'people will question, the ° BECOME OBSOLETE QUICKLY
would .be quite ' as, Much in ' order. to '
. • thein went home ..and built moinstres- steadfastnes'S of time men at the front. ' ' *
insist -von a capital letter- for, ``white
, ities likejit. . - And ' all. 'Must wonder how long they
. . , (Elmonton Journal?, • - '
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maii"---ithuS: "Whitenicuv, me height • I think ' we should.,,,dor_ something will be cipectecl to suffer and die: fOZ1 How great - hoe been _Allied?. tech -
'of absurd* I's- reached,' however, lin nOlogical progress in this ' war is il-
abOut Airftl housing. all right, but let's -the - little madman Who has brought
NI THIS CIODICA/CIK S/ONAIi 411?
Putillafied bat Signal -Star 'PM% TOWS.
Weet 'Street. O•oderieh, 91ittigtio
00Etriptlajt Reteei-Clealtda ,11014 • Ari.taill* $0.00 year,
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Rate on requ'esit. • Telephone 71.,
TItZ,4 VOIVE
Some a7nitario' newspapers, ' with
political littera, attempt to mall:, muelr
of .uttertinees reported frbin the Quebee
election Canipaign,, which- do net Ound,
niee :to the p.eople" of this* Prevhice,
They; Simuld-remember,that those. who;
'.'mfakg theie reinarka are under the ex-,
eitement of a poiitical eanatiaign, °and,
much mere inaportatit tlieY :do ,
not represent .all,,,,the"people of 'Quebee.
In the, Senate 'last week a Viencle •
Canadian, hon. Arthur Marcotth, in
the course of a Spegeh on the teaChing
Of history in tfie ,sclieols, Spoke thus
: -
In, a previcius address in this
. Chamber, I, sfti,d that to me it
luta miracle that France
would be sit:led-15i*
the toil, the courage and the
Persemance ot her enemy a
centuries --England. True, not of
Etigiand ‘.0,oue, as au the, Allied
Nations are joining..in the connnon
- effort to -day. But we must re-
. member that: in JUnc, 1940, Fng-
the pominions
'-and7ateiirearaindertheillispiration,.„.,
able-etfurthiltr-stood--L-
to fightio. the„death a conqUering
Germany. And hope that before
, many months the same Churchill,
who went to pprdeaux,in. 1940 to
. Urge ,France to stand up, but was
rebuffed by. certain politicians,-._
will be able to return to Paris-,
with • de Gaulle at his side --the.:
Mail We saluted here a few days
age --the one French 'Genera .whd.
did not quit, who said that France
had lost the battle blit -not the
and in -his own inimitable -
words will. tell France: ,"I have -
kept iny pledge. I -bring you
liberty. France is again a free
nation, free to 'take, her rightful
• place beside the great natiens of
• the World: free to eo-operate not'
•en.ly --to-whr. the war but to win
.:-.....„....,,,,,-ZatiCts‘rg,:neackfer the world,"
Honorable Senators, wlieici read
V
to VOW
Current
wog ivrvEivitie ON 1-11ITMR,
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Hysteria and hatred, aed not a little
fright mark. the statements of littler,.
Doeultz and Goering on the most re-
cent • attenapt to assassinate Der
teoinmunieations eurtniled, :ialthough
in this particular operation .brids,,
rail centres and eupply der,,ots were
so heavily blasted, ,before 1,:atay that
the .germainceire oectipled with
repairing them.,,:. ;
There is, nothhig, new. or siirprisin
in the fact that the weather has been
unfavorable _ the _f'Allies their
ost. important "operation. inke. they
the_eftensive.„ It_would have been.
so at tifulost7any e`ofiRt'
elieserr, for the tides, and, IrtOein to be
right in the .past' forty-five years. Tile
%lementa-in this part of ' the world
do not cothbine to support 'Seaborne
attack,. which IS probably one reason.
why 'Britain has been tAmtifulie in-
vasion.Sinee-.1000.'
,
The ,oup, elassie.,occasiOn wiwit sea
and wind 'and air .411.'Were favorable to
Britain was in 1940, when an Armada
of little ships,. under COM Of the Royal,
Air Force, managed to escape the ciert
man pincers from the beaches at
Dunkerque, bringing with them almost Old- °)a. a gift. donated by Mrs. V n
Mrs. Allen
the whole British Expeditionary Force 'Betties -which was Iv°n''-bY
nt.e.f being able- to use to' their ovvn
some Betties. 'The `Augost meeting will e
held at the home of Mrs, Will Cox.
that had gone to France and
,French troops as well, ' But they Were
just deriving the 'rather negative
enabled the. enemy to ,drive them to a CARLOW
aelVautage, weather.coinlitions" that had'
brought in by tlie sales tax." If that
is So, it cannot' afford to incur. the
additional expenditure of a similar
ameitutto pay children's anowanees..
° e IlOn't See' that it "is, Any 'par-
ticular favor heads of families te.
give. them. a banns. for their children
and then takk it awaY tufTem 'thein by
ineansOf the sales 'Nor do` we
see that it lean articular favor to
the children to keep Pillitg up nation-
al debt•which these children will have
to Carry. when they grow to adult
years and become taxpayerS, •
the iiistery' of the 'MO mother
conntries of •our Canada, England
- and ,France-figliting all -over- the
vvorid against eachothei for
• • centuries, while • discovering,
•'pioneering, developing new worlds
to bring Um.civilization and
• Christianity, and, then see. them .
milted in a joint effort to save to
• • the world that same civilization,
that same Christianity; and this
• for the second time in a quarter
of a Century, wonder why -the
sota.S and descendants of these two
• great'Peoples in Canada cannot be,
• more united.' Surely • there have
been' hi the past, as there are in
• 'present times, enough heroic deeds
by these two nations.tte Make their
sons proud' of their ancestry:
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We did not see this speech reported
t
.1101t. TER'S HILL
.r-oxtrmir out?. *t:—Seaman
Jim YOUng spent the weelF„-end" with
Ills parents Mr. (Md./Are. reter Young.
Lois .1towden' flohnesville belt',
dayink with, her grandparentS.
Sgt. S. Schoenhals, accompanied by
his' Wife and little. son, from Long
Branch, is visiting at Mr. and ,Lvis.
Elliott's. : -
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc'Pheraon.and
Mr.-- and Mrs. Clare IC0PPr of , Detroit,
are spending a while,. ,with
G,„Newtou.. „
Mr. And 3Yrii-C-L-rt*CSOn"eitilibeiret;ian4;
Children, of iteyal Oak; Spent
last week with.' the former'S parent,se
Mr. and, MrS..alaS,
.° Bed. Cross „Workers. -_,A Meeting of
the Porter's. Hill. Bed Crosa unit was
beiti .atthe home- of Mrs. 'Leslie , poi
laa„Monday. Fourteen members and
three- -visitors were present. *..,Tht,
'president,. Mrs. Alvin ,Bettles, nett
the meeting,. With a hying,' fol
by the Red OteSS prayer , in* uniSOn.
TwO quilts ,were quilted. Tickets were
,
THURSDAY,.3UIX 2Ttb, 194
Jigr$1Ster1 Mrs. gellIWelh frOM the
West.* 141S5 Nell Courtneywflb retanted
thein to Spend a weelt, 'With -Ws;
SallowS.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon YOUnt and
Colin visited with Mr. and MrS. (Arvin
Young in Goderich. •
Master DonaldKing of Auburn is
with My. and Mra. Lloyd XOtrag.
Miss Thelma Veagan otVergus
visited with Mr. and Mi'. . OheSter -•
Feagthu-:- -
• Mr. R. :Siddall of .Toronto .has,
tamed home after a tvir.o, 'weeks' visit
with Harvey•Brriegten. /.; - -
Mr. ,Albert -.MO./11011C ' of • Iaicknow
ErringtOn._
• Mias Nora MOPhee-,-WICO--'hair n
Working in the- fruit belt, IS hen* for
two weeks. •
Mrs. Lily McDonald of wilt is spend.,
Jig a 'week with her brother., ..air-vey
Errington:
Miss ,Betty 'young, who MIS engaked•,
at 'SI,FY Barber, has takenit•,p0SitiOn
at London. • . , •
Master Gordon :Baxter. of Gedericit
is with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.'
,Wm. Sallows,,
Ellen Wilkie of Cedaiville is Vi.sitfng,
with Elaine Beau. ' •
--clewsPheaTtweavitro jietmj:tyN,te_ather,,wmta,a, „te_ wanC.44BEJL_et)a.nWor' S;I•in:jyyth'e2"54.---J1Dig:as Ireaaciel'
ilsort visited w1th10.13rOwn-Smythe-
and plIrs. 'Stewart of Wawanosh.
Mr. and Mrs, Amos Stal,r,and, Alien
and Mrs. 11, Clark motored to Coiling -
wood on Sunday to attend "the goldeif
Bweedndiryst:u.
ngelebra.tion of Mr,. and Mrs:
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Doak, of Gode-
eh, and-Hiwyn-..--Neha4s--,o441,41A0 in"y
Ataralifax_apd is home on two weeks'
leave, visited with7k7S1WBean.
lcobt. Hamilton of Trowbridge
called on her aunt, Mrs. Bean, recently.
janies MeManus; whose home is in
Stratford but, who is in training,
visited -with Mr, and Mrs. W. W.
Walter. , •
Mt. and Mrs. Wm. Sallows Motored
to Kincardine_on Monday to visit Mrs.
Sallows' mother, Mrs. .Courtney, and
in a Single Ontario daily. Instead, the
° raviugs. - of partisan malcontents- are
given publicity and are countered with
intemperate statements by the Oh-
tario:press, These, go. back .to Quelieg;
adding fresh fuel 'to the -fire ; ' and so
the game goes on, heaping •-up bitter-
• ness betWeen the two Provinces„ How
_much better if the,.'People of both
Ontario' and Quebec would heed ---the
cpeclUding wiirds of Senator Mareotte's
,
speech : • •
;11,et-,-n shed our prejudices, correct
defects and rethedy injiistices, if there
' are any. Let us pi;eilarethe- history.
• of the future byworking in' a .6ainraon
•effort rto make of Canada •what it is
• predeStined to be --a land of liberty;
a land of peace."
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" " WI5X1IE IS,TiiX MONEY
- eolviittp rxtcoli-
We republish on , this page an
editorial article friwa The London Free
Presswhich expresses VigiVS- which
tlus colt _been: .setti.
ior years,. Governments no more than
. a reh1ebsly-wxth ,
:out courting iliSaSter• • 1 •-
This is not to saythat no new ex-
penditures should be undertaken, Such
new%expenditures, however, should be
for *some definite :benefit and should
not 'Place a further burden upon tax• -
PaYers. Frequently a family will post-
pone the' pirrehttae of , some anuch-de-'
• . sired eorafort until the purchase .cah
be financed without inei;tring tee
heavy -i financial burden.-:Goar.erninents
should, operate In tbe ,same tnunner
It is not, Sufficietit to ask, Would it
-be 4 good -thin -et- ttheid-is anomie
question to be answered: Can: 'We
affOrd it'
t'A, ease 1m point is that, of. family.
liitoWandes. We. "do not .opposelamily:
"tillowarica in themselves: ." but we
„ greatly qiiestion the wisdom of intodueing :them at a time...When the fin-
azipiat resources of °the nation are
strained to the utmost azi'd when the
great 'need, After the winning of the
war, is the reduction, of the huge lead
of debt' and taxation Which the emintrY
Is parrying. This paper ;has suggested
tot an alternative the abolition of the
ettles tax, Whieli la it taX Particubtriy
burdensome to tbeads of Itimillea. _The
propoeed family allowances,. it, 18
,,estiniated; wilt eost $200,000,000 a 'Year.
AbOlitiOn of the Sale S7 tax would re -
'neve( the texpayera (mainly the hekig
fanitilles) of` a somewhat larger
and in Addition *mid do itwaY
'
With the cxpenae at collecting' the
tat and also with the iietMiSity
housing and. pAying the large ataff
that will, be near Y to administer
the family allowaitees Measure.
Ottawa of eeurse woidd say: "But
•••.
,
. • .
this sentence published in, an • Ontario
daily •pai)er a few days ago "There
ia a Nigger in the woodpile; some-
.
:Where." "
• • * •• • •
it is reported from Ottawa that
negotiations have been coinpleted with
Britain' for the supplY :of -a iiiinlinura
of 100,000,000 pounds of Canadian beef
during • the ttvo-year period 1944. and.
1945. In _addition, said the Minister
of 7Agr1culture,' all further surpluses
of beef will -he taken as they become
available. This is good new for
Huron county. Huron is one of the
-leading counties of' the Dominion.. in
the production both of hogs:_uhd ef
beef ehttle, and with tiSlartince.-of a
Market for both these products our
mak their plans with
farmers' cap
confidence.
• *
mister Agri.ordiner
hasn't. nuch Use for niere-theerlits.:
Poantizij, -out thay--lack--of-r,--fereign
market,for the isurples. products of
-Canadian farm's whi il iaige factor 111
the .dePressiiin of the '30's,. he was met
with the argument, from, he 0:0.1%.
and- Social. Credit Parties; that Can-
adian products should be COnsuiiredl 1)3r
Canadian people , which. Mr.
Gardiner'S'reJoinder was: -"Yon! Can't
shove .50,9,000,000 busliele ` 6f wheat
and 80600g,009 Xdth3ds o2 linin mi Yeet
down the throats of the Canadian
people." Which. clinched 'his, state-
ment rof time need of outside anarkets,
Ter -Canadian: farm producte. ' •
* * • *
•
not rush iu• and blind another -round. dieing:to this pass. Such thoughts can lustrated by 'Gen. otnerv,eil!s: revel-
ed unhandy houses to wear our women- not be eradicated from the minds of ation' that not a single' piece of equiP-
folka cut. Farm homes Should be a whole nation by the seething Syrup met the -Americans are using in .1:sTore-
handy ahd comfortable, and not, monu- Of propaganda or by the exeeution of attandy, excePt. the Garatel ritle;•-was•in
ments te-man's desire to have a bigger a few rebels. They will work agatuSt produption at the war's lguinmg
'castle than" ,his -neighbor. '• • Rifler untilthe day he is .brought law. •
4, -,Tow long that day, will be delayed
,
SCHOOL PROMOTION 'LISTS no one can tell. :Mr: TJull has warned
(Orillia Packet and 'Tithes) 'against over-optimisM; and :it .4 true
The Timnins ikciVanee - • protests that the effects of the Gernittwuprising,
against the* practice of plating- the' as well as of the fall of Tejo-. in japan„
Christian 'name after the surriaine in will not produce- direct benefits to.
school- promotion °lista We find that Allied fighting' men until they are, ap.".
camparatively,.-$.imple, because all ,we -Parent on, the battle „fronts, But it is
hicre, to do is to give instructions that equally important to ,be on .agetitc1
the names be reversed and put -in *against any tendenCy to_sileak_ofly
proper •orile.r.,,„in printing theni, _What to Berlin and .;Tokyo as their, 'case
we do digik-"e" IsAnaking use Of 'pet grows demonstrib1y-d6spertite, W111)
names sueb-as-Ximmy, Tommy or Bill; -ever maybe forced by revolt or
for mifrposes of „publication. -Wheri.--it .-Oickery-to---the-surface in the Axis'
comps to, formal documents like a pro- countries, to call lor peace, the peace
motion- list Qthe child is surelyen- must be made secgre. No matter who
titled tdj be dimmed with his proper negotiates the sarrender of the armed
name, and in our . opinion shOuld be' forces of Germany and Tapan the sur
given it in sehool listas an example render must be UneOnditionaL
in -correct usage. •York Herald Tribune.
Awe '
a ii.010.100 00.1Y!
Cry for Help
Most -people fail to. recognize #1s
seriousness of , a bad back.
Theatitclies,tyritches, and twinge's
ere bad enoigh-eral eauscrgreat out-
' fering, but back of the backache
end the cause of it.e.11 i the aim -
'ordered kidneys crying out a warn -
through the' back. I
pain nethrbacklelheirldneyeg-------7-
Get.a. box of Doan ,e Iridney Pill.
,A. remedy for backache- and sick
- kidneys.
"Donuts" are put up in an
oblong grey box with our trade ,,
mark a "Maple I...eaf" on the
•wrapper.
Refuse substitutes, Get "'Doan 'a. '
Th* T. Milburn Co., Ltd., 'Toronto, Ont.
INHERE IS THE ,MONEY COMING- THOM? '
m(XJp.Lsteondcii401.incfan
Free .'.Preatia
ss)
It ti
and. 11 ,part.t.wito. wetild-' Preach- a -re;
turn to some of the old-tinie economic
principles. In the past the chief plea,
of a, party appealing -to the electorate
was .eConem'y, :Extra vagtinee -on-- the
part 'Of governments Was denounced,
Dalai -teed budgets werethe aim; Of all
"miniStries, lowered taxgtion was
prondsed and*surtiluses were the boast
Of governments ,
*-c.-Today.eaCh party is 4putbiddirig the
other , 'in promises to ,-spencl-. ninney.. 111
war 'when WO 81'O fighting for
our verY eilstenee, it is. a different
story. There cannot be balanced bud-
gets .arid, taxation,mustincrease: But
looking forwardto the future we are
making coiornifinints for days. ,aliea
whirl make it difficult• to see how
•The • Democratic • team for ;the nevernnient .cart ever „eirPeet ti
INOvenaber electron is •Roosevelt and
Truipaii. Mr. rtoosevelt,was ,renfeaniti-
atial :Or a fourth term with praetidal
nemilinity. 'The retttle;:"at, the
balance its budget. „ •.4 • .,‘
We mak be old-fashioned in 'our
ideas, but wesiatve a belief that govern-
ntents are no different from. individu-
als; An. individtut1,. who spends Imre
Chicago- ton-Vention last week wasovvr tlifin he Makes, must la the end run
THE PRO-NAZI*EATHEWMAN
The 'Weather - oif-the wiioieTh s
been favorable to the-Allied„plans sine
the., vyar .began„ -and lease of -ill in the
,vitally---linportant,:eampalgh '4u- 'Nor;
-The whnd'er ia that in 'Nor-
, Mandy- the 9d success has ,bpen. Sce.
.great,*-rtither than that our progresS
thete, has not been faster. The ele-
ments have fril Combilied to. help- the
defenders and '*hattper the attackers.
The Fitory has' already been told of-.
how General Eisenhower postponed the
inwisloil for 'tvVentit-four hours because
of the weather, and then at the last
ineinenthad to gamble 'everything on
rising barometer . or Welt another
month. • What 1 het fifilY aPpreciated-
is the hard struggle the Allies, have
had to overcome the natural advantage
that corifirining bad weather gave to
Field Vfarshi Tionimeh-
TO begin wtth the heavy Channel
seas on D=day and iniritediately- there-
after cost us IlenVily itt laeding• craft
and transport, not to Mention the lost
effieiency of ,troops overcome with sea-,
"siekness. A ,gretit' deal of equipMent
'Was 10:tit, lir 'the lauding in additiori.to.
'vvhat the enelny destroyed! Clouds.
low visibility and' low, ceilings' hainit'
ered the air forees to a polet.where It
was as though half,the- huge air 'fleets
the Alliesliktbeilt ur) to aiipport their
ground forces had* been temporarily
put out of netion
Then, . for " days, the Channel Was'
sWept* by gales and kicked up to su-eli
tin extent that :on1y. superheman effort
and .extrilordinary ingenuity and int,'
provistition kept a steady flow of sup
-
Plies' going :to the beachhead.FIab
orate plans Nut been mede for iittload-
-ing heavy equipmeet" Without ft port.
but these gales and heavy Seas-almoat
wrecked them and'uoide the capture Of
Cherbourg so vital that it had to be
taken regardless of ita eost..
When the weather is as bad as it has
beeh lately in N'ormandy it affecte
ery arm ,tif 'servit*o, „from the 'old,:
fashiOne.d foot slogger to' the' modern
airman. Air/One spotting for artik
lery is 'hampered: motoriZed taptip-
1110111 evee tata“.1eet bowled down in
only tome out of taxation and , there quAgm fres, and :even :the strategic
n limft to all faxetion. boMbing of rear fireets to interrupt
. (VW of the primary functions of
this Bank is to make loans ..to
• .
those requiring credit in the' opera.,
don of their business:.
If your - business can be helped by
the extensionof -credit we shall be
glad to have you discuss your
plans with us:
lit-A-.-114'Manager .ortire GiideriCti Uranch;
•glad -to -have -you call, and discuss any matter
' •iri which the .Dank can; help you
Sub -Agencies at Auburn and Dungannon
.into trouble and- the same j: true if
tlie '1414Ing of tlieTiee*iwesidential goverfunents, 'The printiple is no dif-
candidate. In 1940 Henry A. Wallace forent. Micawber Was right.
%vas ejected 'Iricetrresident, hut De -has Years ago a Weil-ltnown backbencher
not been aceeptable eleMenia in Ottawa advised parliaineot that'the
way to win, eleCtions was; to "dash
the liaft.Y the eollventioll dropped away and spend the money" That is
him and, nitine(l Senator Henry S... what we are doing , todaY," We have,
Truman oC Missouri in his stead. With heeeme so aeellato'lled to talking in
the niain-candidates now inthe field+t, billions that we 'have seemed to have
forgotten that money does not grow on
there Will be several otht' beade� tre0,4, alaaey is opay the symbol of
those of the Republicans Anrl )emohard work and iminstry by somebody'.
&tits, but' they will. not "eut much We: have no objections to social
;teem - the campaign eau\ nqw ,,preeeed 8errie°8' 1" Are 'in fft"r of til°141*
Ilut before we ruala late all, sorts of
to a roaring 'finish oniNovembei Ttliu plans for handing , out money let um*
. •
Cautiously figere out 'where the Money
he plumber Tang,1 the bell andas is coming front and can we afford it.
It happened both ,..the master ,and A bankrupt country' etuniot long main-.
mietreaa of the7hOtise came' to ,the doortofu lavish expenditures.
As they atood in the halt the husband, A.state isnothing apart. It consists
Who Wria very Methodleal. said: • of 011 the eitizenft of the eountrY. The
"I wish before vve , go liPstaiiss t� citizens • must cotreribufe. tile Money
aequaint you with, the trouble." for the serviees of the etate.,' 'This mil
"rin vela? plerified tio
nut am,, SaifX the plumber':
-ever taiked over
the bac fence?
-, jfAYBE you have a :neighbour who
doesn't know what' it's all about when
it comes to raising cucumbers. Or perhaps
he hasn't a knackwithroses. So, you tell
_him_what-Spay_to
little lesson in pruning. And nextthing you •
m know he says: "I'm certainly sold' on that
advice" you gave me."
And ihat'i' flow progress comes about.. A '
fella"; conies along who knows more than '
you' do about life Insurance, for instance, and
4r.'2".first thing you know you see a. way ib protect
Ourself and your wife and the kiddies, a plan "
you Might never have thought of, , yet it
seems easy once you start: , •
• . d ,
if there were no salesmen,- hUndiedi,of
-thousands of people now insured would be
without the security they enjoy. So, many
people put off • till tomorrow what they
should do today — so many neglect provision
' for the &m.o.-That is why the helpful
neighbours Who sill life insurance have sbe.
come such great instruments In the promo-
tion of thrift.
It is good citizenship to' own
. LIFE'
id/woo fro tifo InsurAtoce COmPoM48$ i,s -
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