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_ •� LITERATURE
NVouiti 110t- the Kremlin creW like
'
T$' �. to tell.. their subjects that their
1n sb ,Leait champion , was being given
No• more will the tired- 1?ti,�I e b •, v
w taste tin, enthusialatic welvonie"in Canada?
aauaia h�a'Ve' to'e�cpe his 10 � , ,>7,
^,,k. literature by .explainlzig that a Will they be 'glad to hear rather
ood' Iletectfv'e .story 'gi'ves his ex that Canadians .have ,uo' use ,for
bausted brain spick -up after a hard, Rtis,�iun� ` - f�`oillliatiniszn even When
work.,, For hashit •tom e Min- presented by the Dena - of Carnter-
. later of Education ...of th great bury? Sa Pur as that goes, the
Province of , Ontario given, his howlers -down did a • useful thing
dictum ''that detective storie.4 are u,,4emonstrating that the mission of
the finest example of .English prose ,Mosco'w's chantpism h obuoxioiis` to
e ��Illltae
hitt tIl 1
� Old C y
t d .1
?
• today?
turned: out by publisher,- i%
L t Scutt. 'arid Dtek,ens and
Stevenson. •find Resale and Ilu;o
and the rest of the•oifl author•,Stith
at til
t
ttl-
tit
Itui
..�,
iii i11•tiz
iu(let'11'
spelt. 1'ii�k `iaY`:.vne air the Modern
"whodunits" and revel iu the l:u„�v•'
ledge that tvhilr you are enj,�yiUg
yourself in ••flit.'• ziteittut pursuit ,$f
guilty one you 'at;e; s„atcing
the u , I --
Results of. two Federal by eiec-
yaui;ill' ..in the finest ,,,f modern tiun� tau �1t,nditt�
P •
d HE V1 ODEIZI U 8,1.41 w•inf Iti/ T A#•}!.
: -. frein equally - la1isfhie • reast>ri 1
d Moving sudden y home ell. y �
phrases au � �
Then, the two did a so -caned A1nr see, 'anyone who ehJoJs the •type of
.Then
tr "Qucse r�
eoun
Mau)
'
encs •-'N() that , dose Awa eomnl telt'' •eraZY or 'seemed
Deni, l�'ri , s e.
v not
I have e
i a d
her ll
look rat silly
been d Manitoba. It is- the. name
sof the Musical revielv''by the New
PaPlay • Society, which has given' a
y ..,,
series of plays thio year in *the
hiuseuin Theatre.;The N.P.S. was
,
Dora
et
Dox...
res
a "�
�d
I by
founded u,
Mayor. l:oore. "to estaljifsh' a living
z'e "in Canada on a Professional.
but^ n:ou=profit11ng kiasis," 'Must .o
a actors and .actresses are well-
known C.B.C. personages; you hear
voices frequently in radio
t
plays, even if you do- not, alway$.
hear their names The playa this,
he
.'f
so e o t
��.
S. � by
G. d
b $ g
to }i
'movies ' ;Oat .some from Hollywood,
they ` must bei '
;Mother member oof • §iieciti'i inter-
est to Godelich was the sofig' "Don't
Kiss Me- Now," sung by Marjorie
Bays, The song itself vttsai't worth
clinging,' but the stage setting was
very - e . romantic
t
n.
. added a..
r' t,
a
e d
pretty.
�.
background to the .j weetuesn •of,
Miss Hliy ' voice. She sang another
to •,00," another ,;silly sentimental'
affair sun- on; an ahno;at dark stage
t . a bit' of '` ballet dancing by
with
Marjorie I1ays._and Jack -Medhurst.
I would • love ,to see and hear
_ Iatj rie in. something• worth` doing,
� a
season ha^�;e included one each by" ' , Meet ,1�Ia.ig Margetson was a riot
-Shaw,. 'Shakespeare, Ibsen, • land ---and' how it lampooned, the women'
Gorrdsmith, as well as contemporary commentators >on the radio -who . o
plays by• Canadian writers. Some ready to give advice on' any 'and
of the latter : have stirred' up Gaal ' all subjects besides git•iug •news and
sideral)le, controversy. Speakin r gossip. I enjoyed it very ntucli,
for myself, 1' was often , entertail The actress who did, it did an
with the lay and as 'often rat interview later on ' entitled "The
disgusted •with• the profanity w Nature. �ti:4'sl'li ap." she was .dressed
thy moderns seen! 'to find access as a Girl Guide leader and
her"cer-
tainly,"
U
f ce
con
sisted
chiefly " ve 'a
n•nsv t
f
.a.
ut-
tai.ltly, "indubitably"..and "get 4
side, .y oung People," each time fol
lowed by tt big sneeze:'
I" think ttie -number I enjoyed
luiist was ,,'1j;-h'•Travieati; a Near
T
for ill(.
Acta
\ly'thiu�vva
:�uiuded. ' Symbol,-
-It )•uln:. ;:
bei',: etuploying w +11-kuu:\Vn operatic
twos✓ ranging holo' grand opera
to (filbert and. tiullivltn. The sub-
ject was the present aulalgahnation a
discussion now., in the news here.
t a0ies were pseudc>-Jt Ilan L1il1L;
were really niuu i11g,- Ta an•na, 0
baitdil .'Zclir-b)rru; •llitni•co';
rreeti�i; Lo'tlgebrancllt; 'Yet olden;
,
Leah•Side ; ,Svvansi. There was
•
•11, thing, subtle •about the singing,
1('tilig, or libretto, but it was fain:
'tT'lie Great' (a'itladiah P1av be-,
gall with- a master of, cerelno'nieS
,Ctinting on aiiid -: 1.luw,uneiug Oat
-they' had been tryifig f(t sofia- time
to find t1a:(t ty1>ietir Catnit(11 iii -play
.and what realty tirade it Canadian,
Su :as a Iwginning they had studied'
-other national plays to •find just
what made them -what they were.
They chid l an •F ngiiblt plti c''—a _Tuan
1 )et•, -1 . ill Shoal' jerks,
i1'l 1
and
d
ger
ich
• ids
, �•'- that* u
1 tU
has e
ta.
.le
emphasis 1 p
ana 't b
1.
" particular
It u
r �tne
in )a
none of it. DNulacl'a('y; hits st1f- ,Anc� I remember l
Pel'ed nothing -from the' t'Nl'epti()n which' left prat;ticaliy,uotlhing to the
iluagivation in either words or ac -
given the Red Dean, though it May- i tions. Ilovvever,' that 'may 'be just
My Country Mouse attitude!.
".5. ,' ' w" 1:, retinaextreniely�
g - ,
...� . � vv. t
i li
et t1 n '
(nt iz�
'lllntt�Inr,
have been undignified aliti_ in ()Ailt-
A• - •� . -
�-it�::-�litl�t � not,
just! tied.' plenty .of fun -poking. And 1 may
l acid that„I did not find lough '`it
P.C.'S WIN TWO BY-. that was •crbjecti`oiiable to pie.,' `It
ELECTIONS' .ne�.Auls tea be• very• popular in''Tor-
' a.uto'tnu ; it has run from. April ''1st
until flay `(ith and I believe will , be
Oven three more utiles this week.
The theatre was full the: eight I
was there; whist is, more than I
can ay about all tlie.'play nights.
As I understand "'Spring Thaw,"
!t Royal ('.onnniie ion had 1)eet> a];,,
pointed to enquire into' • Otina1lian
Culture- announced" by the' 'three
l entienien- of the . Commission. At,
-the• end they •gai:e•the result of their
in(Iuiryr'-•'rather a 'eurr'ise, bur`'`nt
Blass :I think, it is • about right.
give
Progressiv>e
English literature. And who can (,ousex�'.tfi�ea retl�soti for luudierute
dispute the judgment 6f the Minor✓ t'('7ti('tPlg;
able tlie, .\Iit>istei u1' l:ducat1 11' In'the Toronto Broadview riding,
Did not, Poulin Deyle, one of the relitosented for luttuy;yeal:.�`t,y the
pleat spirltnal tit' Zut"ti: 'ail(-vote-nit-,st' L. "•�'h fi°t�1a'�`'Ceor e Hees
of bis lifetime to the elucidation 1 the :seat ?or the ,Progressi4
'nl s er'es Which the police were b(•- (1 ;•
ufr Y 1 ( Loiiservatives )Vi1:h a_ ivaigin 'Of_
.unable to .solve and dire .il laud to 1,00() over the Liberal tiauliue.
the tided of,tu„dern detective dation
•'tvho now has borne' tile' Iloni)rabie
Dana Porter. a%viiy•'„11 its bo.oin?
, �c I� -t:ltirds -- n,1'y, four
. And...:ir�.tl( t<�_l __
, ii•Ti;tis-=-ot the --i' !titan"✓'- iia, ; .1i
the book;tlealcrrs esairiples -uf thi,
splendid modern ; tread •• in literal
Cure? Why • spent! • goat ,�1. ' three
•
MKldollars on .seine, Old stuffy "book
.last' century when fav 25
of .the• •
cents you .can. -take your pick of
"The Body Behind the boor,” "The
"The t'ase:of. the
Lips,tiuk '3lurilel, �.
”Strangled .• Divorcee,; • aiid -'two or
three hundred other volumes with
similarly enticing ;titles' • -*-
Will '...our public • 1ibr;ariecs titke
• the
clue• notice of the blessing that:
, Porter' r' hl a 'be-
stowed
e
• onorable .Dania o has.
stowed `upon the modern detective
, story and titin- oi'er a' new. leaf,
rather, 'a• Wrhole_uev ✓,rection •of
tlbrary, and instead of droopy old
° books that ia'obody but 'back-nziniber
highbrows- . -:'n.-ant 't(i read give itrl 'interests..
subject, to subiect lint! Dodi agtiin, But =1St, .hfirry. AS yon. can
play And also. a Russian Humor that ridicules conventions
1a and finally tbbe Chli cl illfl play. that axe overly conventional: would
y
,
• ald-
a.r••heC
guess, for t
t s
•. ih ,
o � �
.As �u �
,fan play they, were a Mountie and
d' ha f -breed irl with the usuaf
plot i dY II t Politics”
Fion+esty.,, .Is the es
A. -young' cha who
tv�ts; ,good Caop
had never had a Job (and didn't
collect c Un-
employment
e
• came �' t c
a on
e m n
want. ft
employ hent 1nsuraslce, The ,man.
in . the office decided tO t et . hi i.• 'a
•job in pial#tics but c idA t. decide',
it t.�,e elle a butt
"tr �U !4 y e. Tt
3�.
be a Iriberal because he couldn't
speak •French.-; he :couldnt be . a'`
Conservative 'because ltelwanted to
be just ;Like Mr. Drew, so would'
have to move a 'bit ,farther to the
right.. he couldn't b C.C, ', be-
g
"Spring
f
every olnent o.
e y
�x
,1
axis .of h.
members t
And e g
d
'haw." A h �
New Play—Society showed great
versatility. The finale . ,reported
that Canpdian culture had achieved
the amazing height of the Maple
Leaf, hockey team and •the whole
company in Leaf ux lformrs . and
for
holriing p,pc?�ey stleks .posed
a' photo—441d 4Ad. wlieu .one hald' 'cozee'
.out of the Museum TJie .rte from a
� auad
la'
t ian�
t►nQ,�1
this 'season,. and had seen thou. saiiOE
coming from it': hockey game, one
could understand"the, conclusion,. gL''
rived itt by 4.tiie: commission..
Goad. night tor this time, .
Stncerelya ,
,- drink, and he. TUE OOCT. 7TRY MOUSE
QaUa`e he liked t . d 3 o CO• r ,, •
.couldn't' be Labbr .Pgressive :for T_ ron • '
d, is
Prof. George Grube, :t11e of 'the The entertainment .'which followed
'leaders 1;.t' ' •the .' C.C.F., • Staple was, .I 'suppose, what the caumis_
'third and lost. his deposit• sion ,observed' and on which they
,o • based their .judgnleut: The sketches
a West; where:_the lyrics,' s: --mostly. by .. D
..� .•. . _. In �Ialilll tc it � _ liv end ly l tc� . -were n!(rst yDos
"►t election vv 0s cati d' b -tlte �iticl,u•ixrt•� Harem—ft s = " ' _ tw,,o :O
meat ofIL u. Colin Gibson to the I the -well-known , tictors of the ,So-
tiilI)ieme ,(port •of Untacio, Mi's,. lf''' •
The first ;thing I found •interest=
.Ellen Fairel•ollgh, , P.c., was the,'ing waS "The . Holly eqd ' Version."
victor and liecoines the sol( pwoman'In it a Canadian':writer was',trying
1 No
rood .
inei'ill er `in the House of to sell a. play ' irn • Hollywood., t; present.
,. " one 'there' ' -knew what or :where
!lets
t_�otntuons. Heret again. the C.C"•I . Canada o was, ' and everyone' there
nominee war:; - third • In the poll 'and ,
•:•.-
�n
il,st'hi, deposit.
There vv'as 11,` small vote in Both'
rit�in.gs, .!codling 'to the',Pritue
itr,ters•.'.couhnent that "the very light'
vote' sun est&• that .: most .of the
gg
-fi with th
i' satisfied th e
remained s e
people'
resent Governmept•'t •
p
On the . • other • hand, Opposition
Leader Dream'' claimed that* 'the two
Pr.o;ressive. • CoaserXative . victories
indicated public 'drissatisfaction With
the Government's attitude �to• their
patrons, find especially' theboys and •The Uove,rninent. stip iias °a
majority in the House of more • than
one hundred over all pother parties.
girls, '•a targe ; selection- of' these
mo.dernn stories'. -of • crime . and
mystery °arid clever detection? 'And,
• to make the fullest use of these
•eiamples of 'deductive -reasoning, •
vvliy huuliC out our schools. instead
..of I)eriocltc• tests in silch on.tdatedi
'
li'itbmet il:,` "spe_IIiug,
• gi;�autinur, and ,1 all, institute coni-(
petitions among ,the sttttlen, s • in
:5oiviilf �-`the. , I11y:tile,l'y, d'i,th •C'xtra
- .marks for the student. whn can
tell before' he reads the last chapter
"wlii done it ,? —, .
• Wt' 1t1e entering upon ,a• nein era.
literature --alit!, •'the Honorable
•Dana Carter. is J s _ apostle_ The
writers of this column likes a good.
detec•ti�;e story , !`lard he ..is .,harmed..
...Co know that -he• is in line with
the. ehie4f. educational authority of
Ontario. . •' •
• N0, HARM TO DEMOCRACY
A tnati and his wife, biking 'in,
abbe= woods, suddenly realized they
had lost their' w'ay. • -
'' I v'vish • Emily Post were here
with .C1S," said the husband `•4l:
thi:ilk we took -the- 'kir"r"ozig foil::'✓ •
U PH�OLSTERI NG'
HE TEFIELD AND..•
C SER
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'ATC
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REPAIRED AND ''
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Factory Goa anti()
Free Pick-up' an 'Deny
St.ratfor
Upholstering Ca.
42 Brunswick •St.; Strat-
ford.
For further information
4 enquire at
BROPHEY'S FURNI-.
' UR=E GODER4CH
The Red Dean of Canterbury has ,.
been having a rough tithe with his
audiences hi Ontario •. and The
,'Toronto 5•takr oil Friday, deplored
• the "howling down of legal 'free
Speech in a democ'racy,like Canada."
On' . Saturday morning The''" Globe
and Stall' followed suit and said
that the conduct of this hew1err-
do«n would snake to bad hnpressioli
111 Ritts :t. t.1>•,.i, i ,tl }rt ilfi'rtt'C,`ts•he 'e
no ✓!,deuce had "been .attempted,
thic coluinn found ._itself in heady
disagreement " With till . Toronto
oracles. At, later nree'tinbs tomatoes
and •other • nri. riles • were hurled
(though it seems nolle of theta: hit'
going tots •tar. •
Wag
tr, the,pean-), and We 'think this
By ,what :reasoning, 'hc►wet�cir, ,cain
the conduct of tilt 'Dean—find be
:is the (•hitt figure i•n: the ertse--be
" ju.Sklfied't MW� Ile kn0t1.' quite well
. that htS,,theorles are distasteful to
the ;yist. majority of'the Canadian
people, and he, should 13now, if he
doesn't,, that., ,hiw statements as to
conditions- iii Rt1t si a --a4 as -to tite
afl)itiOah$ oL 111e lili!,tttt(i 0P__ltus'lo-
are not believed by tnost•,Canaditins,
Y EI 1.4 not an .ordinary person claim-
' Ing the nitenti>n of Ihe• Canadian
public. Ile is a'high figure.in a
great C.1ht'isltnh body Wilk' is . en-
deavoring to tate the•'inffiuence'nf 1f#,
Y
e . l . believe
•
arcs ► o e r e
1E. to t e
holy olid;
y make 1 p
in':tlte beneficence of an irreligious,:
atlti-Christinza e1retvY Ile ('1511ns die
prt►teelioix of" democracy'
a
pr'alse of a crowd my haters of
deni:tieraey who ho t1 tlteh rule over
itussl(l b '; .vio ent ' drspotiiiin, ';Ire
- ala poses as an apv.stie of Iielteet •'w1 t In
t gang' for ��`1)e!1l1 .11e spa't S `ire
thi(? gi~3i l test "ob.$tn.cke to the bring-
Ink of pease to the' World.'
"What of the .impression "leis re*
Option l'i'lt Canada nln keh iii fli t iitt9i,
:VIEW CA;
GRAND BEND"
OPEN INC
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th
Dancing to
BOBBY:DOWNS and his 'orchestra
•
DANCING. EVERY SAT'[IRTAYt.._
May 7th ,Bobby Downs , and his . orchestra
'dune. 3r4 --Bill ` Howe •and his orchestra.
June, loth, 'little X17, and "lune 24th to Labor' Day
NEIL McKAY� AND HIS :ORGI ESTIi A
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enin
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TV. AITLAND GQLF CLUB.
VI�IESD.X, Noy -Zit i
EVENTS 'OF THE 'DAY •
e°a
10
a.m.—Men's nine -hole competition.,
it
10 ar Ott. L'adies' nine -hole. Som •p etition.
. uttin la.die den.
Approaching a�tl� p g for s. and
LILAC TEA ,
' sponsored by •the lady members of the
Maitland' Golf 'Club •
.
S' to 'f in the afternoon
• EVEiYBO , -,
After" tbe:tea the annultesti=ball fourBomiei will lie held.
appy is the Bride tiu
Sun shi
your WeddingAppoint-
ments
oint-
•1VX�l�e �p
ly at
n�ients early'
�,r y ,
Phone 401 •
'Goderich
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St, David St:
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DAMA R .
'iNA"' T)4 YOU NEA?
"WINTER
himefi ping
-•With sluing
time here, • 'eVery' - iorneeris
ux
her c
h
having
,th 1�n
of
l aned, , �<
tl�.xns and •, dr�apes c e
yousend our az..
Before y•
• . . VIC' ,Meaner examine ,• ;� .
tains to t, e' �
of -1 bec°a,use 'during Is
.thein cox u1 �' acid 'moi : •:>> i
the winter months; acid f umes
Present in the ,air' in' closed
p.
boi'Q ,particularly. in •indus.
.the :c
���•.�- )'u
e�
kr><a� Sen >� , • •
fabrics to: "become; •weakened.
The' .]teat from tl e radis,tors > �
and the moisture in • the air.
e strength, o f, your ' •
'
reduces t�i.,
curtain fabs ickl'his will nake:
thein ripand ties✓ :when they
are. subjected' • tOb even the
mechanical action' in cleaning.
Don't blame the cleaner
,
Yu�; nany'" instances -41'40X,. ,
tains do not clean satisfactorily:
WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT
•
leaned•
in
c.
° Tlie best thing is to have your cotta ��,., every
r months and to change the position of the
two or three
curtains from one window to'another so that the same'pair'
. .- S •, x : ° ed to the.same; sunlight.
a%ns �,zs
e Qs� ,
ri_
""ie.ai ee' ' fr
• and heat.. Be � sure to have.your curtains , c _ e
quently ;to preserve their life. Don't -let the. dust, heat,
moisture, sunlight and i tnmospheric fumes accumulate a
concentration of acids in the curtain fabris. . •
:fit a
'w.:
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the most wanted truck.
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