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They Tall( About
The Slow British
\\'lion the great At/untie liner
Queen Mary finishes a trip at either
Southampton or New York, she
generally spends two day's in port
before resuming her travels. BBt
just recently, after haying been de.
layed two days by storms on a west-
bound crossing, she left New York
just 24 hours and 5 minutes after
docking — a new record.
Making such a quick turnabout is
a complicated business, involving
the debarking of 1500 passengers
and their b.longings, taking on 1500
more, fisting up with fuel oil and
water and a thousand other de.
tails. It is practically overhauling
a whole city overnight — for the
Queed Mary is a small city in her-
self, with enough electricity to serve
a Place with a population of 150,000
— three acres of deck space for
recreation alone — to say nothing
of shops, libraries, gymnasiums, a
squash court and a swimming pool.
To renovate this floating city in
less than twenty"foto' hour's re-
gt:'re. the concentrated labors of
the 1,280 crew members and 350
shore personnel recruited for the
occasion, Between the time That the
old passengers leave and the new
ones arrive (less than twelve hours
last twee!), stewards and steward-
esses vacuum -clean and dust every
1.0001, change the linen, wash the
decks and straighten everything
up.
About 85,000 pieces of linen are
ised on each trip, including sheets,
pillow cases, towels, napkins and
table cloths. The Queen Mary has
three sets of linen; one in use on
the ship, one being laundered in
England, and one being laundered
here,
'Rood is the biggest single item,
and 95 per cent of the food for the
entire round trig is taken on in
New York. Thi; Mounts into tre-
mendous quantities for there are
2,800 persons, including passen-
gers and crew, on the ship every
time it crosses the ocean.
Food For Round Trip
Except i1', rough heather, when
passenger appetites are some-
times dulled, these travelers can
be counted on to eat three meals
a day—a total of 85,000 meals in
the ten days the Queen is ar sea
(five days each way) and another
7,500 meals for the crew during
the two days the ship lays over
in port. The Queen Mary always
takes more than enough food, in
case it is delayed at sea, which
1roved to be a good policy last
week.
The food supplies are piled
high on the pier the morning the
liner arrives, and doek-hands
start loading g
these supplies in -
mediately
after the ship ties up.
Last week it tool: 011 70,000 pounds
of meat, 25,000 pounds of poultry,
10,000 pounds of fish, 60,000 pounds
of , ;
potatoes. .
5. 01]0 pounds 1 i o ids of vari-
ous other vegetables, 10,000
pounds of frozen vegetables, 160,-
000 eggs, 1,200 gallons of Milk,
10,000 pounds of sugar, 20,000
pounds of flour, 1,000 boxes of
fruit and 4,000 quarts of ice creast.
Large stocks of liquor are also
included,
i theship's
11 SI' Provisions,
oT isi n
t o s
but 111051 s of this i
British
s in ori-
gin and
loaded a
g is t Southampton.
Quick Turnabout
While food is being stowed in
the larder, the ship also takes on
water and fuel oil. More than 1,-
200,000 gallons of water are pump-
ed into the Queer's tremendous
tanks from the pier, At the salve
time barges come alongside and
pipe 6,650 tons of fuel oil into the
ship. These processes — loading
food, water and oil — continue
through most of the twenty-four
hours while the turnover of pas-
sengers and the cleaning of cabins
and lounges is taking place on
other decks.
Production in Britain now i4
higher than it was before the war.
New Eire Premier — John A.
Costello (above) has been el-
ected Premier of Elle ending
the .16 -year regime of Ba!non
De Valera. At the opening of
)
�all1'1ll ('lu: in Dublin. tt Costello
got 75 votes to De t tlera's 70.
A coalition of De Valera's op.
pouenis backed Costello,
Paints Scenes With Spray Gun _ Fred Lawrence of Barrie .is pictured with one of his works of
art, done entirely with the power splay gun he is holding. He has done scores of murals for
business places in Ontario. The type of paint Lawrence uses dries almost instantly.
Sports — And One Thing
Just who was. the original inventor
of the ''mass interference" play in
hockey is a \hatter of controversy,
But whoever it was, there might
conte a time when he bitterly regrets
having done so. For with more and
more of our pro. teams adopting this
play in tight spots, we fully expect
to see a real Battle Royal break out
some evening, ending up with a few
fractured skulls or even worse.
av * *
\Vhen playoff time rolls around,
and winning or losing a game really
means something—possibly a differ-
CIICe of a thousand dollars or so per
pian—tempers are liable to run con-
siderably hotter than during a regu-
lar season. Nor do we know of any-
thing more liable to make a player
"see red" than having a game, which
looked to be safely tucked away in
the bag, tied up and perhaps eventu-
ally lost by means of such tactics.
4' 4' e
The idea of the play, of course, is
basically simple. You have a faceoff
ill enemy territory, bench your goal -
tender, and play six *len up. Five
of these aren't supposed to pay any
t f
a tent on to theP lick but each to
nark an opponent and—as soon as th
p1'c
face-off is [nada — to take hint -out
of the play just like running inter-
ference ahead of the ball -carrier in
American football. Your sixth man
then—if everything goes well—has
thc defending goalie more or less at
his 111C1'CI'.
O ,a x'
From the comparative safet_ of
a seat up among the spectators, it's
a rather interesting play to watch,
and productive of considerable ex-
citement. And perhaps this is all
that
rcounts,' really co u.from 1 Promoter's
standpoint. Personally, we have just
two objections to it. For Number
One, it isn't Hockey. And for
Number Two, it's likely eventually
to produce fatalities. Some enraged
defender will cut loose with a swing
which will really connect. And if
some of those same promoters will
recall days when they went about in
fear and trembling lest "Ate" Bailey
shouldn't recover — and what that
might mean to their gauze! — we
think they'll probably do away with
such tactics before. it's too late,
*
Still, lest you !night ilraginc we
look with distaste on everything mod-
em, just because it is new, we might
break down and adulit that bark in
the old days things happened ill
Hockey which weren't strictly "ac-
cording to The Book", and ielttch
you don't hear about nowadays, Re-
cent power blackouts many places•
have been etperiencillg recall a Cep
taro Ontario town whicls eec needn't
;identify more closelythan to say it
wa0 one of the hottest hockey centres
in the entire Prosfn• e. •
4 0 1'
There, 1815011 the hone. tcal't badly
needed a score, and one of ifs played
was just taking dead aint on goal, if
was rumored that flue electric lights
had a peculiar habit of blinking off,
then on again. This- "blackout" pos-
sibly dldff'f last for more than a
split-second just long cnongh for the
defending goal -tender to lose sight
of the puck. 40d it was cvcls SUS-
perted MO one of the home \cam's
officials, who sat right alongside Site
switch that (enrolled the lights of
the fink, night have had something
to do with this plteonoiocnon.
CHOICE FRUIT TREES
AND SMALL FRUITS
Ornamental frees, Shrubs
Evergreens 1 t5ek, 1 preside IR,
(Hada L. 085044
Tinge fi CI Ale to Steck of All
Leading Varieties
1
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Soo our col 1 Agmt( ie for
Lot ChiOmar Fe Planting Guido
0. 11, Ptt n0tIOA)Af0 86 SDKS LTi).,
ITT IUNVTTa .11 Ostnrin,
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
or Another
Ent, so far as we remember, noth-
ing was ever proved. Maybe, after
all, it was no Snare Than mere coinci-
dence.
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Branch Rickey, of the Brooklyn
Dodger s, now contends that his
fellow -magnates attempted to "gang
up" and keep dark-skinned Jackie
Robinson from playing in organized
baseball: They, of course, deny that
anything of the sort ever happened.
And no matter wiro is right,. the story
got considerable space in the papers
—which, coaling right at a tine when
really 'live' baseball news was scarce,
probably wasn't exactly distasteful to
either Afr. Rickey or the others.
0 * 0
Everybody knows there was plenty
of opposition to Robinsons being
allowed to play. This wasn't because
he was the first person' of his race
to make the grade, He Teas by no
means that. It was rather because
he frankly admitted to being a Negro
—even took pride in it—instead of
allowing himself to be put away as
a "Cuban", a "Mexicali" or even as
an "Indian", as had been the quaint
baseball custom in the past.
* * 4
What actually matters is the fact
that Robinson finally got his chance
—managed to keep his temper in
spite of great provocation—and made
good. From now on, in baseball at
least, it's going to be impossible to
draw any "color line" — although
there might conte a day, as has hap-
pened in the boxing game, when white
athletes will regret that it was ever
wiped out. With colored boys doing
so well in so many lines of sport, the
,yonder grows why so few show
enough aptitude for hockey to scale
the heights!
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Everybody will enjoy the Eskimo and Indian villages,
the dog show and the big conservation display with
live game, animals and fish.
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Exeter Ontario
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All Breeders blood tested, banded. and In
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London• Ontario
LIAISING CHUCKS? Spee,ol price for Ma1(5.
April—heavy breed cockerels. 4c, medium
weight hybrid cockerels, 27, Leghorn cods
erele. 10. Veven teen ,'ea•8 hatching Woks
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nWolford. nteted. GetOnt. tuft Information. Prank Edward%
Rock Cockerels
FOR February and March, our Barred P,ocres
are fast feathering and bred for Beets
able ty and rant growth. Hanes Poultry
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BABY Chide, from an 11.0.1e Breeding
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the best, Sat1OPac(lon guaranteed. Write for
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Ont
Lakeview Chicks for 1945
from a real laying and breeding plant, over
10.000 bree,il'rs Inspected, banded and blood
tested. Many 0001011 00 have had s'enrs of
continuous 6ure0n with Lakeview Chick.
Tele year ,t mut' be even ,Here Important to
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n0 Parkhill. Ontario, have bad is connects•
Hee yen0s of continuous seeress w•(1h Lake-
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Of eggs next Pall and prices are bound to be
higher Send for large Illustrated ealnlngue
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Lakeview Poultry harm
Wein Bros. Exeter, Ont.
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R. 0. P. Sired. Hatching Eggs, day old
chicks.
DONLEY POUJeTRY FARM
ROUTE 6, LONDON, ONT.
EARLY Cbick9 nay best bereteel 111 1'Itey
get into production whin egg prices are
highest, September, October and November.
(2)They get into nroduetioe
when the egg.
feed ratio favorable. a 1
Is most favorable
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C'o, a ]thn got more cUnl then. buy
early
hatched rn1, poultrymen 0101(10 rt11ayelvhe buy eal'(0
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AI years.Send for free a510 Dnsrid
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845111100 Rock pullets 0..3.00 per 100.
Reds, Sussex, and cross breed:, same
price. Big hrusky bloodtestorl chicks aired
by - 2'-200 .egg cockerels write today for
Urleentt and free calendar tis Sleek Farm.
Mille Roches. Ont.
1T'S HENS in the nests thatnlp ' the11
bills.
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tat' on the f every Because the aptly and
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their Altherr and mothers. It Mende to
linesreason that so pd ante (1 and goad blood
colts meet be rodueor if chicks nye to 000
be-
come quality 1rodu qualities,
You mpcannot expect
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In' you hnva high layer parents. It
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or 10.yhe hn 1100 high
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produ5ing Wallets mete from. We offer you
this bind of ehi12u: We have 12 pchoose
free breeds sad 0 hybrid crosses; to choose
frons, day old, l, two and Free
week aid chins
and older nunea, FI•h. catalogue. Ton
NDtch Chick Solea. Guelph. (lntrtrin,
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Sussex, White Le51,0rne, I,. Sussex x N.
Hann., B. Rock . x N, Hann. and N.
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Be suer that you Order the usual number of
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(''1411 SALE
T(510.l1t teethe for we Breadbreeeted
blouse turkey 0Ulte, (:p nail to is Mabel I'
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PIANOS SOLD —
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100(, DOWN eighteen mon Ilia 10 pay. All
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planes In Keck. Furniture Sales Compon5•,
321A !Ging Street west, Toronto,
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White llallatid Pointe1 (00 sell poult0 that
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for the retailer who 4'0004 plenty of 10 to
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demo nda '!'b ie breed is naturally benvy Iay.
ere and testi eneceptlble to les end Joint•
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Government inspected. banded and blood le0t•
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early 10 Insure eo0khtg Crai0801ea Turkey
[Lanett. tr•alorrlow'n. Ont.
Broad -Breasted Bronze Turkey
Poults
Reserve Due order for 1048 we turned
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Pelts 011 hatched In benne new /penal Ms
key Ineubn tors, nil turkeys (no chicks? (Se
05000* there will be more money In turkeys
In 1048 than 1047 m It Is Ilkely feed inters
wilt be cheaper next summer when the new
crop c0,lle- ;long Send for turkey menage.
meet guide and price Ilei end bank mom
Order leer 1048
Lakeview Turkey Ranch
Exeter Ontario
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TRUCKING BUSINESS which Meludes 3
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100 -ACRE FARM, hydro, chose to village.
good buli01ngn, bosh. A bargain 05,300.
100 -ACRE FARM and brfek house, gond
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00 -ACRE FARM, close In highway. barn and
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((teems. 1Cetingrove KCennel% Omletown. Que.
10)0" Joliette Chopper, 15" Elmira roller
nfid 0000,1 lark alt mounted on truck. Alen
rubbers Red buggy. 4 new tiws. Allan
liael,l'rr, ADIIbunIL Ont -
1•'1111 5,17,E—R,'ginter,'d No. 1 A 3100 000(4.
germination 001,, ytdded 80 bu.. per acre
lust year. A100 registered 58010331n .Bull. 14
;dos. old. Orval McGuire, Amherslbarg,
aur.
310111e L A John Deere Traitor in AI condi-..
tint ,'l mnlete with bower IIIb cultivator
light% 11" rubber. ,101111 Deere pickup baler
good "un0ltiun, Iwo home ening tooth .eat -
010011.• Alvin Laramie. Amer. Ont.
FARMERS; Sunni led li•hole:ale No. 1 410(11
Trees 51.00 CTierree Pear, Strawborreee,
Ramthe•ries and ell nurse•,' 0404134 at corres-
Keelirlg low prices. Free Catalogue.. AMY -
(wen Nurtiel•leo, (Mlle Ont.
TO CLEAR. nix eight -hound nuns umber
honey, 810,60: 70 Amide. 114.60, Herbert
1411,010, Alliston. (1111.
1 dozen Neatie e20011,,1mld 1'00,, new. 1'e5-
ulur price $35.00 dozen. Sbeeial 526,08
dozen, 2 dozen Durndone °lamps and rods.
new, regular uric, 510.00 dozelr, 2 dozen
for 521.00, 6 • Pair Nestle beaters. new. reg -
tiler 520,00 pair, 41001)01 014.00 pair.
•1'1(01na6 Mansfield, Dimu$utor, 41-43 Icing
William St., Hmn111nu, O__—�iterlo,
OATS, BARLEY, CORN
"Ton wen what sou son', no sow the best."
We have your peed requirements roe the 1546
ewe year, listing all premier varletice oe
Otte, Beeler end our own grown Canada.
Hybrid Seed Corn. ('hoose from registered
certified or r010;u, el No, 1 in nearly all
below varieties, Barley—Mon Halm, Q.A.C.
21; Oats—Beacon, Beaver, Alas, lerbani
Copt -041, 000, 031, 353, 276. Our own
grown ee ecte0• crone mocks u by
fulfilling grade n equirementt.
and our etrallderrla, Ctrl our pelves before you
Place (1 017, Write with rice Your teimmediately for cbut
onfidence
list, Alex AL Stewart le Son, Ailsa Craig,
FOR SALE, i05nrdie,n delh'eo', one new
John Deere 'edrsiiwi00! . Model
Welders bleier
Sales, Calumet, Que.
THE 1100I( for ever)' home, eight hundred
household hetes. Two dollars. poet pain.
Order C.O.D. or write Zalek Vertlleb, Engle.
hurt, Ont,
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN Hair0resotna the Roberton method.
la Myrna tion on '000001 reg0rding Jana.
Robertson'. Hairdressing Academy, 137 Ans.
nue Read. Toronto
01EI11t'Al
DON'T h'-AIT—Every eufterer of Meunier -
le Pants or Neuritis should try Dixon'.
Remedy, Mm1ro'9 Drug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid 01.00.
BOWSIAN'S Rub, an effective remedy for
elnus trouble, (lu, swollen glands. brencbitla
weak eyes, swollen throat. Addres. 168
Queen St, w.. Toronto, Price 12.00.
HIGHLY 1110C0A1A1R\DE1)—Every mutterer
of RI e1'
t mtntic Pains ns or
Neuritis
should
Irv. Dixnn '
e 11.0 1110,1)', Munrees Drug Store,
311 Eight. Ottawa. Postpaid 11,00.
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STAMPS of all k)ndo bought, Day 60 cents
per 110 for lined EI1rnboWs, Rarebits*,
Den nt ford, Ont,
737 AMONEY-MAKING plane, also formulas
ea10b1e pi•odhete. Descriptive literature
FREE
EU•te Company. n s. 396 Queen
Weed.
Ottawa.
ASTROLOGY, OGPennines, e
1'i, 10 Mutualtuai
St.,
Jt north
of Queen SL, Toronto.
WANTED
WANTED, farm le rent w0Ut stock and
machinery. Can give good references. A.
Gain, 1815 7, Lateens, titre.
RABBITS WANTED
Venlig do -e Robert.. 331 Bartlett Ave,.
Turemo,
IlleLl' WANTED
BE0IST1101E11 NURSES
FOR RBSmut. DUTY—Living conditions.,
and nnlnry 004. Hospitalization Ulnx,
Apply euprrintendent. Brame-Aflsstseuol Per-
kins 11„s' IlaI. Sweelebut'g, Que,
ISSUE 10-1048
ROLL YOUR OWN
BETTER CIGARETTES
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The spinster, who insisted on
calling legs, limbs, asked her maid
whether she had given the canary
its morning bath.
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"you may cotlle 111 now."
A COSY HOME is cosier
still wheatyou serve Max.;well House Coffee. So deli -
dons it satisfies completely.
Expert blending assures
you coffee that's fatuous for
smooth, mellow, flavor.
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