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Member et' CanadianWeekly N. evvsPaper.e .,Asso"Oation -+
. •sworn ..oirehiailon,.0ier ATTU, •
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1R1&Y 4th. .494
.0043KPLE PowER
reMict,r'Oto,r7pas 040,?00ees1
iihotitartcf•jate-ha-i'.e-b0-0elo
irAilver insfead Of the .2:5-7eycle fre.
40.eircy`'. wixich • it had since
ANTiakara Vaa 1$8& s.6mP fcqt5''
years, agq. There',i :fa- 'question
. 44 the. anpeitoilty o tke 60-eyele"
fTeTteney., hh,t tt .will be fl liege task,• ,
ii•overfl.goe4 mini yearstito make
'cliffinger and the eost of install-
•/a:W..4AV equipment throughout the
'.14-iagara--,.systemAwill. be hinnende.
.,iflovirever, if the ehange is ever to
be Made,the dest wI11 be g,reater
•
the longer it Is delayed. The pro-
, ,jegt heing-cli.sciisSed-at•-theLnleet
• ling of the Ontario Municipal, Electric
Amseciation at its meeting in Toronto
Ws, .wweeir„, and, the oulbome shoUld
2.be a' better understanding , of • all
that the change-over_will mean.
A !WASTE OF T,IISIK
Many People are wondering what
•;AIM Opposition. OttaW4 hopes , to
brevamping the7chargeS of
Misinanagement in connect'iqn with
the' 'Sending -of Canadian 'soldiers-
' to ,Hong•'4ortg overseven years ago,
Even if -eVeryth,ing harged were
latabilshed,- what would 'be 'ac-
,„, -eomplisked? . Every war has its
1
,Olixriderd.,- Perhaps the worst dis=
aster that 13ritish arms suffered -1n
th444-,410C.--Wnr the -7-16s•4-.
''Sitigatatre,--bUtr" the' British; peeple
ViSely: have. sought to forget •4t
rather than to haveat fought over
in. Parliament.. •
.The Orillia.ciitteltet- and Tithes,
, • .,,
...an influential weekly With decided
,
Conservative leariings, has this t�
pay' on the subjeet: ' •, -•
ibU•orpublication. -of "%the
Thedeteh
:et; Opiaditin troops to Hong "Eeng
wOuld.bring some interesting revela-
One, • 're a 1, st. -a wy •these • ocu,
•• ,Ments shOW that 'thete",had
b'een some. •serlents-,Ithinderin• g
-Obvionsly, the Progressive Conserv-
*,ative Aeaders-.belleve, they 'would
'afford.. setae _LnSefill_ campaign, raa-
• teriaL' . But Whether arty goad O'er-
toese Will- be.setved by stirring up• '
the 'old etintrovertY'leynpen-to,tnies--
5
"tiaFt, Pit." .teinetery •eopiinittee,
,a4ight..welt.glye, it serous
atroA, What 'We • hello'', is,. needed
atthe4emeteas4s--semethlag-lafthe:
nature Of, niatisoteum.,„ or mortq..
a4/' chap,e1 *111.0). funeral serfiCes
might *inclement weather,
'with :-the' actnal ' 4interment Made
later, This would be a dignified'ad-
• dition to ihefacilities war beauti..
ful• cemetery and waild Perhaps
save many sPells caused
by standing about •a graveside in
storm and calk
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Eaving ,noticed some comment
upon the a -range absenee Of any
poetry about Barbataltnn Scett, the,
Sante -yd. Sage -Alas peme rorWard`
with this -••
"0 Eafgata AMilglides swiftly &or'
• the- ice, - ,
She was the best).- sk,ater at the
Olyrapic, -
ETerybody" says:She irtitirtully ace,
• And If were looking for a girl
•she woOld he ihy pick:"
"It didn't take , me much over an
hour :To-do that,"r said the . Sage
proudly, i'and it You give Me a
"little -tin* ,I-Ca.do Scipio mere for-
yoe, and ,VerlApa better.' We
thanked him, . but that what
a poet dashed tiff the spur of,,
the inomentwas---rorobahly .tire best;
anything else would lack the spon-,
taneity of inslifratiol4LenteS:' be
lierd Yen're :right," responded the
Sage; guess that's Mr mast,
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Of all the' Months of .ilae
Mareb,--is- the one, in -which the
Change Of season -comes' toest Anick-•
and abruptly. , "March comes in'
like lion'anti goes out like a lemb,"' go and get ',After all, ma. and
hinlren .mayhe-we should delight your ears as it did the
writer's, with. the velvety accent of
The ,,first -part of the .month,..18* like. pa are getting pretty_ old to pit 3-11:1 this mighty atorn. • _
Sugar!! ' HOW sweet, T tenet,
a prolongation of . wieked
tebrnary, but about the middie-Of
the month one steps out 62 doors
ta, find then. sun ',beaming warinlYT
little streants of; water • running.
everyvithere, the grad' brightly green.
'Winter has . ned, leatring
1tssowdFiftc1othing lying. about .in
itd-ilight- andlyou,'.realize-that the,
tinie.oi the singing" of birds , Is at
'hand. 'Some thoughtless, people say,
tio_n; The war was full of mistakes If -March conies in :like a lion it
„-rratinot no*. be ,retrieVM,Ifiid: 3vilr ge out Iike: a lamb" -or the
. of diSpittabledecisions, upon Whirth-.1 other way around "If March &tines'
befor..-history_to argne and' '
P011. OS$F[R OF LAZY MAJWws
1,,„Boyle
• OD' NOIS4
• 9h, but they 'Mahe a, lot of noise.
From Op ,finie that glehael tiptoes
bito•Patricii“Antes,, ohm in the
1110rU1hg pUllS hoe:hair while
se' $ ,Still. la bed, Until they
are both ,cliased to bed a.gain that
!tight : there'S noise alr. the' time,
!Its*, .of all, it wpi ;develop that
Patricia- .411.' wants to SW In a',
- .
certain ••citair., 'Then Michael sud-
denly feels: tliat no other chair ;in
the -liatiSe .1$:„,:tltlito,-as.",attraetAYO'''44
.014 .."4e:citortherS:up Oter the
oritv.
She boosts .him On to the ..floor. Ele
,YelW. and "makes ,another attempt to
get in the:. chair.... She ;'S. efeania., be-
cause in' trYlni to get in ,the ehair,
,he„.has grabbed batItlittl Or her
pose.: One of us hasto'separate the
)18,1r-flis a sort of handhold, I sup-
pose,
They retreat,ieeking'verY,
angry at .each - '
•-Que 'goes. upstairs arid., the otlier
fol).ows.: There's an argument, Tet
in the next dye Minutes the, two
of -them will-be-doWnatairs,opraWlecv,
or the toor looking at. a newspaper
:or • a Magazine. • Then,Orte .of them
wants to turn a page and the other
doesn't Agree, with the idea.,
Whanr! They're at' It again,vv1th
resounding
strange part of. it all is 'that
if you. chastise 9ne the other Will
collie to the defenee. you
juSt Can't do that ,sort of thing,
-Sunday afternoon' is a „time for
rest and quiet. ,I always 7•try •
sneak in a Sleep in the front room
somewhere - about 3. &Clack.- The.
good wornan":goeS:-off. to 'bed for a
nap, The ehildren are warned and
threatenettand,caleled an bribed -
We go • off td have a .EktoOze feeling
that it. ,will he -undisturbed,
CRA.SH ! • One -Or, the other huS
gone_into. the, pantry and knocked
the -preserving kettle 'Off' the hoek.
It may 1.2et_.,A,•xdwover-a.:_comiC-
b-Ati, E.. 00/one eccasion a water
pitcher was knOeked from the table.'
TheY were playing house and the
water ---pitcher, was the chimney on
the 'fable. • • , _
Row_often----Welve- nidneknowirourneedsTthe-hess'
YeAfens, if a person could only get no,v1,410.,„view' When:seethinglY from;
rest last' nOWnere-Ane.-"bassess"• grabhethtlie-
:weeli they wept off_ to visit vvith
the, granclixarents.--Xf ‘v,vite has;
said it, once; .sherliad :said :It :fifty -
times, . "Tht, hetite seein'S a
'or,gue somethiag withoilt the
4---d01)-ERIOTT SIGItAI:411
Stuarticev. L. 11. iurner
e
.fflaxolx.X
'The" ingredients ..of • expeotatleu
which pre pt a. trip freiti-,Staart,
,
lorida; to the Olt7 ..Xialat of
_
the sain&State parallel very largely
4 prepared voter excursion say'lrera
•Goderieh to; _,Tor:01,40;,' „GeOgraPhle7
ally,the; distaaPg th_P'salnei
tlie'• payed,- highway. exeellent
Otte' could 'enbstltate% thei°4tlantle
44rIcie: rs, Nfor thitt t-iip.911141 d e even 9 4d
More preneuri4d, Lor one never
.heA).ati-Ahe--,sOnail-,44,--the-4gealter
during the entire trip. Xndeed,.. the
ingliway•hUgs the shorelirte se
close-
ly ;in placeS,:thAt-:9110 aiMOSt
touch the Saline fOant ,from the ear./
' Pori:laps: thej)4slo,lagredihnt frOna
the Standpoint of the ladies was the
healthy exPectatIon of shoPiAng in
MiainI.-, Take :this incentive away
from the "fair sex" and have
virtually eliminated life's Meaning
, Of course, a basieprelithinary was
to consult genrietta, who Was elm*
tO.'g t*-44,44.4it. n_glo sur-
rounded by palm trees :The vener-
able -• old lady of 1941' vintage was
quite' ready to accommodate us --
with one stipulation, the necessity
of the elixir, gasoline and oil.. -Cater
toher needs in.. this 'partleitiarand
-hew she On raiSe the dust! °
, -BY this dine We had -cultivated
the. 'Ttlendship and cOnfidenee-of
the Blue Sunoco garagemaTn- and his.'
winsome wife; Who ply their Wares
• ,a nearby earner. He •a ..retnrited,
• "G.I.," ' not enjaying- toe hlgli
.standard, of health, but an eieeltent.
mechanic. -These 'Yanks possess the:
.‘iknoW-hOw;" when --it comes . to
diagnosing' and, Preseribing. to the
needs' �f the motoring Public: She,
•petitevitraelous, • a dainty *Morsel,
• natural bloAde,Aq.,peroxitle about.
her, was really the brains ,of the
attack. • There are personalities One:
-meets- lutbe-inarketp1aeeoWe register thereselyes
-• this ninety-Pouoder was one of
,theie. 'What a _silVerY, languld ac.
oextt she possessed; and wliat_a_high
redpeet slie-• accorded:qhe
Partynd rive firoril
y
4Ci�1 pail
hese of ,the gasoline Pump, saying
to her. husband, "Now, , Sugar,.
:look after .the Reverend and , his
party ; you sit' • down and rest."
'Would' that • this description could
with -chlidren of that age," L•
tiaeni-myself. .
•
, PUTtlEN.GI,ON AIRS
(Barrie Examiner) '
•
ApParefitly-, regarding --the-mune-
"Tewn Hall" too Old•faShiorked, the:
II runt_ t Would-have-it-called,the-
"Municipal Building." Before' put-
ting en_such. airs, it Might_be well.
for the members of Councilto wait'
iiiitifirie-l'enefating job: ITfi-fildhed-
-arid _paid for.
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DANGER FROM GREEDit ,MEN
(Sherbrooke Reeord), •
The eapitalistie, system, which
produced more goOds _for _Lmore
people at loWer prices 'than any
othet, system, is now suffering from,
the greediness, -of -a -few men who
are operating -Under its protection.„,
The continuing Spiral, of increased
prices which results In--a'•-demand
for increased wages can have only..
one ultimate end --Strict -statecon-.
trol under which these -who- are
seeking excessive profitS will ,suffer
with -the rest:
in -like a. lantb ,it „vvill go oat „like
- adjudicate. But' the present daY
---1105,--;PrOblerils- enough and 7. serlaus-
' eneugh- for discussion without ra,k•
g rip the.politics of the past.
Certainly' the question Is not worth
• -any -:differetiee '*Itlx the -Britiali-
flaireinnient, who apparently" feel
tyliat there are Certain features of
•, the. evidence before the Royal -Com-
• ' Mission. which it is Still not advis-
able 'to _Linake,Pulille. There is no,
reasont qnestion their: judgthent
good:faith. Nor daps itU.e well
'the moeth. of, the Progressive
Coneervatlyei-to.,Prate .02 Infringing,
••soVereigiity and *other 'nonsense, as
• :..theugh' it---tvere , seriously affected
; an_d"...there,•were no CoramontVealth
• •T7thligailinikt-L'r-The-chiefteffectoralt
the 'fuse they have been: ..creating
fti-Parliament IS to make Mr. Mac-
hente. 'long, appear to . be "."..the
eonrieous • ,statesman, in contrast
Ith ',their Partisan, pettiness. --
Parliament has many matterst'df
iiiifiertli14, the well-being of the
Canadian PeoPle alien Whith
. -
dis-
euston . and 'action :shotid not be
nntteeditsatily'delayed, and. to Waste
.pteclotia tiine, ever a,military action
• more than ...Seven ..yearStago,.._the
tUeged circumstances' of whiCh. eai
establishedand which
• If eetablished couldnot .he undone,
•_ „Something'. _ doe's not
to„the,eredlt of those who are
,
•
-reaPonsible for Snell eXpendittlreeOf
:411Me'for.' which the people'"of
-canifttirpay,
EDITORIAL. NOTES ,
In 'all•direetions Brtliants. pavtfer-
, ,
, being' challenged. FA•en little
..,e"Oautemalit, conAiders it safe . to
lion :" TheY'mlis the real meaxi:.
ing of the old weatherwise saying;
",March comes it -like a lion :and
goes • out like a lamb." pere
no. "if" about It; it IS .an affirm-
ative Sta,tement.. * '
. 0, 4 •
Russia has added Czecho-SlOvakia
to the vast area under tommunist
rule and is .now..-hellying little Fin-
land te give up her independenae:
There are -tithes when: denioeracy
is Juicier in handicap:- and this
one -of thoseflines.:-
ian Rxissia....,•actErlhe democracies
'talk( ant' before they , reach a de-
1.479171hte for them -to ae
anything but accept the aeconin-
lished. fact,- This .has been seen
haIf-a-dozen. times. since the last
war. When, the democracies Were
sending war equipment to help save
Russia from the •Getmans the etre°.
ment was -or . so it ,was Midetstood
noneof the allies Shorild. take.
_advantage _of_ victorY_to increase its
territory. • NOsoOnCrvas.,0ermany.
•sult_dged,:howevet, than Russia,
abserbed the small ,buffer ,States on
ilestern horder,aild then' beg'an
• a cunning, anti -siiccessftil, critnpaita
te-bring:,the*Balkan-countries under
'bondage', and sheis- eveleabsorbleg
the &stern part- of:Germany. Where
she will stop depends, it seems, upon
-bow soon the.democracies stop talk-
ing and begin to act.- TheMarshall
plan of extending aid to Europe,
it) it had, been, put in effect, might
have° encouraged some' Of the war-
_
ttEttAir..a0Jalbrao
Against -Moscow, hut this is ,eleetion.
Year, In the united .States and the
politicians are afraid to make any
• inove that might .,alienate votes: In
the,Meantimei, Russia ..marchei on.
,"Wendellillkie's "bee world."has
,• )‘•1.; 44,
10 twentieth *teittitry ,.Pitt In1:41gjit
totrio Xingeten ..way11 dianuitic
eritle,has beeri, saying' that' "High
School: acts bite'. tendency, to
atelier the king'i. English," ice'
erfminat charge ten be laid agains_t _become •twof, worldsaggressiye
,
.,there.,4,03trever; they get., SO 1Ut,1 ,ConimuniSt -world and a hesitating;
training that 'flick' don't-1(116yr gdoil iticeriain democratic world,
English *hes, they ,see'it; so thelt
, no' their "butcher'.
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The Si piwrent "e:and Great trik,e4
deeper ivaterwaY Project ,ha's ;been
'Atrowit, out in, the' Senate at Vitaf'3144
'teen, The 'Tote there *as 6/ t�
sh,yl the toronto Star will Say
••that the thirty ,,were liroadmieded
A statesmen while the lifiY4letert 4;00
riettiittedb3r "Seiiieh" hiotivee'. •ft
*ill, he a, *hue. .yet' before Toronto
omet itn ocean Dort tit AnOtllentle
to the
oeholoo,
to. 0'
Taylorrs proposal' 'that •4
tOteeti'iter '04000y b wIdd,ter
teals. itt ,Maitland cemetery. Is
asking. her what, conaotation this,
endearing --appellation
;feeling that:Perhaps it had become
as hackneyed as Our •barbarous
'-Said-•sher
It; he is' • sweet, -.he 45, -110:•-inkrii
..e..yee.,....tho_ughjiaims_a_big blob of
grease on the 'end of his nose:"
only , we all cduld begin the -day'
, with ."Sugar
,-Mrs; Oarage-' Proprietresi-
'filled her up, took -a look at the
'
'oil gauge removed te radiator cap,
inspectedthe_hattery %and' wished
lis. well as Hentietta with, • little
persuasion Started"off in fine .fettle,
ntrast -with a, -brisk -Metal*
that one 'would' endounter ' in this
northern latitude, here in this sontb.-
ern land the air was. languid ,alist
lazy, the: palm trees seemed to be
sleeping at the sentry post,' the only
•'S-ound.....hy way of..,„goritragt in- the
,sgence of this lotus land. beteg the
lazy moaning and groaning of the
Atlantic rollers . ittva.y to , our left.
This, •however, constitutes an ideal
change • for a Northerner, for . it.
affords a temPorary escape: from -
the high tempo jind fever-ofiifer
-
The cocoanut-cre.vvned paims
willed to nod a lazy greeting as
we sped on, tantamount to saying,
""Take itt easy, Canada, there's a to-
morrpitr coining." Pertinent and
tinxely advice lar_alt,of_us,L_Afte.r._
all, we were on holiday, and (lie'.
better half: and let sister,had made
up their rainda to- spend!, a -night :in
• one of the swanky hotels o that
the 'diary might record it in the
interests of. pbsterity and that the
social column might blaze It -forth.
,What strange mortals we are-!--- ' '
'Henrietta was Proving her -Mettle,
for very soon road* srgnd • iVere-re-
'minding us that • not 'far CIstant-
.Wits West. Palm . Beach, the "half-
way house" between Our Point of
endiarkation and the 'object of our.
search:T.1111mill:- •• .•
• Her IS 'a: "dfeam" resort. Hotels
in terms _of,' hraiteetrireLpossesSe
of unsurpassed beauty ;the -climate
and environment idyllie. -
• One wondered 'IOW mueh wealth
from our Canadian gold .mines bad
.Backache May Warr
01 -iidncy
Disorder
_
Dun, •,aehing pains in the baelf
maybe iirnig 144nsT
ordere. li.on't _neglect these pains.
.
Dean'ti tidney ruls stimulate tne
ilitionek the kidneys,. help to elinii-
nate the ,vastes which may. be the
• .causei30.4tIcache and minor ininary
- and b1ad4i. ailments Thus Dan's
Sidney ij1s lielp the kidneys to;
clear tile °Ixapurities'.
Do- -ad ease:tide of
djan lae,1* dane. 'When troubled "
With,baCkti*her•take_Doiii!igidliey
Pills: sole at all atei Counters.
The T. 7ktiniain. Co.; Ltd., Toronto Ont.
. " •
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bee/4'1011401 into ' this Eden pf
thft'''$60434- *floie-40 t.ile•'huswe6s,
sectioa'. of West ralm,' Beaeh one-
way frathe rules and' despite our
tuition on the famed squared Circle
at "home We got badly "balled uP,".
(raitIon the descent into the Talley
of 'the vernacular.), '• Indeed,„. we
were sailing along' on Our, supposedly
right %side when -another ..speedster
(111-edtioae4:00 fight.--Uendink[V4th,
Opt .eeremeay and explanation
directly latd our lane.' quickly 10
pullecl Henrietta 'into the side and
r`a, KAU 'Am* our . cb*Detlter
s'hOulti.-yOur •peregrinations take' yori
,renielnber, the
regulationS „ Which ' *verb. the
, , •
"pre in In 'tlii,L,pontliern mettopqis
ive came across a • "84
-Store,purchased a large bottle of
ginger ale, •nnd armed with bread
quid salmonr-oh yes, - we located
Pleutr.of this deliCiouS food 11614
galte a -delicaey owing to its then
scarcity at home,, --we sotight_the
shelter and. Shade of palm tree,
rather- --these'partieulars:
The loeale ,was the parking lot
where the reedy grass was tall and
ohl Kink Sol was turning it on -just
to show'. us how. he could do it.
May I -say -that Wife- 'scolded
me for -my- senilconventlehal attire
-sweat shirt Oen at the neck,.
abbreviated sleeves -what a marvel -
bus escape froM the-formardictate-S7
ot. the. elerical collar! -After-
were we • not 'knights of the • .open
road?--- -That salmon, together with
the ginger ale -what a combination,
I hear my readers opine -fortified
,hY the searingsqi,together with.
the elongated grass -all -these thiegs”
impressed indelibly-upowour mind
the first halt in our Southern pil-
grimage to 11.-11atni, :"-One thought
whieh seized upon tlie writerts, im-
ginatoii the desirability :IA,
_erecting:a small,Ampre ten t ioua home
near, the shote line. - The' gentle
lappiiig • of the, waves; the languid
'lazy atzaosphere-no one rushes
around here; the Northerner is all
g-htbe poetic...Words, Of_
-Tennyson,haunt,Why_Sharild.
man . tell. the, reof_and creWri • of
things?' In° retrOpect; hotveVet,
one feint nalierS-that---this-Passiiit ,
this lariguidness±;- this :10ns4ike
atmosphere can and does beeezne
More than . rudely disturbed • by
"thunder out the bay'," in this, case
the Bay Or Gulf of Mexico. 1. This
very strip ofcoast-line was, tali
Months ,later, torn to shreds by
—
hurricane devastating propo
gotta.
Well, here are, rambling on.,
Out-of-doors dinner 01'0; w44 per-
suaded -the, Aron Steed breathing
aporlakrzasee-jeOSinile---la-44-
•outherly.illreetiOluler, 41.110.ag.'AS
Palm Beach was, . we .had a date
.'with Kiang', the el,tY 'Of 'beauty.
•". Hollywood we left hehintIL the
COmniercial , highway to 'pick pp the
%Pad Which definitely fronts 'the sea.
Pre and here In an•ndhrOlten AMY
hotels,. ,and estates 'greet
the eye, Colored Men Were every-
:wnere-dOingf.the=
'14,001/4,gatliering,, the -garbage,
triiinntrig lletl$Ok P,10.40PW11444,0vfit''
breamiuk *the ,,roads, 'and. "000
kindred 'chores. : '00014 Of •
thentas',' .directions, they
proViif-tTfre•roOdAS Of'coartesy and
w�re well•groorried and equally,,well-
nourished.i .Cpatianing,, we drove
though the,entire aeethat, of Miami
'Beach where the re4PY swank hotels
'break ' the ehytline: ••• .bleauty
and symmetry defy deSeriptien,'
Owing to the alinest coPiplete,_ab-
knee' of smoke thel_eXterlers would
seent,,, to he, as ornate and clean as
the day they were first opened to
the pnblie. • Pastel shades, of pink,
grAenAnd white greet the eye, with
zneltownesa_in...lreeping_with , the..
total surroundings.
We were not long in diseovering
"of ;Jehovah to the.
old patriarch AbriTin, namely, that
his, 'progeny and -.possessions would
be aa numerous as the grains of.
sand upon tit:6 sea -shore was more
than fuldlied'here.,They, Monopolizes,
everything:- This -is -in -direct con-
trast to West Palm Beach: ; •
• Miami, Beach is linked to • the
City of Miami .b serieS of Mama,
fill °bridges, lagoons' bordering these
bridges, and away beyond palatial'
estates possessed to a marked degree
Of -Spanish indifence. • This IS a
_veritable -fairy land, the Azure blue,
of thelky overhead Mending- beanti--
the Paster sixades."`adOrn-,,,
• irig-the - :as: One gazes towarda
the_ west:. _.As.if to _arouse the shop-
ping instinct,. there, Iia laVely,
mantle ,pf ---white,•-thet,-ritagnitle,ent
Stqre-of Sears-Roehrick breaks upon
the sight, proclaiming to the vvorkr
its .identity through ° the medinm
of a large illuminated,: alga perched_
atitreuraralt: the- SOUthern
and ilbithettil counterparts:
_wad__ thronged_ 'witil,.sb-oppers-
• • :NeXt week. We shall shareith
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Tr-ue reports on the works of theRed Cross
by leading Canadian writors
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V9ransiel;.
Th%re is a . man in
Canada who has the
blood Ofseven total Strangers in
• his veins. Maybe you WaIlog, at
• that idea. doesn't. Withotit it, •
„he-VOtIld be de:". '
,470o1Alk
4'41' .&"VOISIberittil.1313,
• injured in a crash. J -le received
. desperate - head injuries, and a
delicate operation wasimperative.
Eta shock arid loss' of blOcid,had so
weakened •-hitn.3hat he couldn't
have' survitfed one. . iseven
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'They were 'Canadian ien- and
'--women who liad mai given a blood
• donation 'Co the 'Canadian Red
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• When the iloctoss.called or blood
• .to4 Save- the lifb 02 _the accident
•victiro, it vvas the blood of those
• seven* which, pulled him thrugh:
‘‘Nircre you one of them,"• •
't'oda4 he is a 'health/, happy,
• fuLiitizon o Victoria,".B.ntish
Colum iri. The• only thing that
marks him as 'different from the
aVerage Man is a rather searching'
lotilc that sernetitnes cornea into his
• eyes rts he walks along the etreet.
, For he 'often thinier.of the -eeveu
• who. paved his, life and $Vonderfl
Who ihey are. Asha Its into 4:
stranger's :face, -;:he- tly•' asks:
"Were you cuie of thereto. If So, 1
thninlr you troM mybeat"
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Syrillftily, the mother who ,ave
131,41:1 to twins and,would havellied
ex -
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elm ift tit
/Could be kePt alive oribrby-tbinated
• .blood the maimed the 'sick
. . the oldr÷all those who 'ovve
tfielt lives t�i blood transfuSions
say: ."111zia. unknown.
•
ee Mood' fottihds
:'blie Red Cross Blood •ansfusion
se-Tvia platut, as-S•aon-raif possible, •
. to extend whole blood and plasma
lile0 to a 'Patients needing it, in
,-'hospitalreacrOgii Cariddrn,.
'two provinces-Britisli COlunabia
, and Albetta-tprovi'de Tifet
saving liervice. Last yearrAlbertit •
and British Columbia 'distribute&
21,044 bottles of *h. e bloodi'and.
2,304 bottles of phis ; resulting
in dad Savingof many ves«
,
But it takes rtioney as well as blond
to save these lives, Betnernber
' this' ad the Canadian Rod Cross
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give'generously. Alife.inay
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4i4 to 'Sick • owl Disablett..;Yeterane, -Treatiniont. lot
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