HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-06-22, Page 7DEFENSE THAT FLOPPED'
Not only did the Allies take beachheads in Normandy, but they ob-
tained the Nazi defense plans as well. • Here two Canadians inspect
telae sandbox layout at Nazi headquarters,
THE WAR - WEEK - Commentary on Current Events
Combined Operation or Task Force
Wins ' attIe f The d eachheads
it
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The ground soldier may say,
wr9th some justice, that all the
bombs dropped on .Germany in the
last four years have not shaken
the Nazi tyranny as. deeply., as
have the last eight days of hand
to -hand• fighting on the soil of
France; comments the New York
Times;' The airman can reply that . .
without the long,;prelimilary "sof-
tening up," witholtt the massive air
cover of D=Day, without ,the_quick
tactical support' from :the 4iii i"::and
the intense strategid.; ',Ai: 41g
which has hamperedevery Ger-
man effort ;to btnng up reserves, .
the beaches could never'.iiave been
taken, much less held. And even
the seaman can add that without
The blasting fire, of naval artillery
the infantry divisions might never
have fought their way beyond the '
coastal wall. But each - if he
had himself participated in the
giant operation - would probably
make his point with a sober hum-
ility and an understanding of the
other's contribution not ahways
encountered among the theorists.
Pre -Invasion Pounding
The Normandy landing repre-
sents the "combined operation" or
the "task force" idea in its most
massive and most convincing form.
'While the -reports have tended.. to
throw the desperate heroism of the
infantry and air -borne divisions
into the highest relief, it is impos-
sible to read the story without
seeing the role of air power in its
• true proportions. The' task was
hard enough as it was; without air
power, both on the scene and
through the long preparatory
months and years, it would clearly
have been impossible. German
aviation was remarkable by its ab-
sence; ' here at ` last was the con-
crete reward won by the Hien who
had died long before in the Lan -
casters over Berlin or the Fort-
resses over Schweinfurt or Brun-
swiek or in a hundred other air
battles. There has been no one
crushing counter-attack;- the Ger;
man reserves have been so slow in
arriving that it has been necessary
to throw then more or less piece-
meal into the action. Here is
the result of the prolonged strate-
gic pounding of all communications
in western France both before D -
Day and since.
Unity Of Services
It would be easy to continue the
demonstration. Air power has
brilliantly justified itself; but so
has naval gun power and so has
the ground army - each, how-
ever, only in conjunction with the
others. Some air officers still be-
lieve that the war might have been
won by the total concentration of
all energies upon the air alone. The
argument can never be disproved,
since the experiment has not been
made; but the whole --weight of
experience in the present war lies
heavily against it. The great•suc-
. cesses have all be won, riot by in-
dependent ariis,,not on the ground
or on the sea or in the air- alone,
but by the judicious combination of
every available eieuient upon what-
ever specific task presented itself.
The greatest, most intricate com-
• bination of all has been adopted
far the greatest single task the
'(Western Allies have attempted.
Peppermint Grown
For Commercial Use
Most people will'^ learn with sur-
prise that peppermint has become
sal important commercial crop in
this area, says the Windsor Star.
The plant is usually looked ata as
a weed that grows wild, aide, has
only a few minor uses as a flavor-
ing ma+tei•ial. Actually, it 'is,;.badly
needed for the manufacture of pep-
permint oil, which has many im-
portant medicinal properties.
The development of this crop is
another indication of the almost
unlimited field for agricultural de-
velopment in this country.
Modern Etiquette�
By Roberta Lee
1 What are the rules that lt.overn
introductions?
2. What is the proper time to
acknowledge a wedding gift'
9. What dishes are already laid
on the dinner table before the
guests are seated?
4. When is it all right to earlobe
at the dinner table?
5. isn't it correct fess a di%°reed
woman to continue wearing htr
rings'
6. Is it proper to .have .otic°s te-
lephone number. engraved on
visiting cards? "
ANSWERS
1. A plan is always presented to
a woman, a young; person is pre-
sented to one who., le considering
older, a less distinguished guest is
presented to a more distinguished
person. 2. On the day it is received
if possible. If the bride will tlo this
frorn day to day, she will 'not be
Swamped' with obligations when
the wedding day arrives. $. A. cold
side dish, or relish (hors d'oeuvre),
4. It would be better' to Wait for
the signal for general • smoking.
Often, the cigarettes are already
on the table, or the hostess will
rose that they are passed at the pro-
per .time. 5. Yes as this is entirely
optional. She has a right to -wear
the rings if she wishes to do so.
e, No; telephone numbers are re-
served for business cards.
Nothingis mote depres-
sing than headaches...
t
Why suffer..,Lamys a.
will give instant relibf.
Lambry's isgood forcer- t.
sche,toothache,painsin,
'back, stomach, bowels. , lid/
HEADACHE POWDERS le
>tiMQ 1C1
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ALL 'b1NEti iNsEcir PESTS:"
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Pains! AWAY THEM
DOES YOUR.
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here's culek relief from rn ser-
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thrltic and lumbago pains -
and
r5lytlt upon er "B WP .J.," abundantly
remedy as an Internal eleanser,
As pals and fever producing
acids are washed away -Pahl
must Sot Relief may be felt
vetitey'st the "I3'VJ HILL" regularlyUtile
be -
tore retiring and wake up each
morning feeling final Sold 14
over 2.000 druggists.
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L A X A 1 1 V E
TAkiLETS
(4LLCIi1.A' RELIEVE
CONSTIPATION
1f yeti softer from Hemorrhoids ,
(Pilus) try getting relief through
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LAXATIVE TABLETS which so
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or write direct ourcaOI, DISTRIBU-
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Canadian l:^ tag
Carried Into Battle
The "Canadian 1•lait" -- went
into..battle last week with Canadian
F(rr es ,for the first time in this
war. Up to now, the Union Jack
has been flown.
A few days before D-day, Lt. -
Gen. H. C. .Crerar personally pre-
g(nicd Canadian- ensigns to the
rorontaittler of the t'anadfan as-
saalt ..!force with instructions that
they be flown at headquarters of
divisions and brigades in the bat-
tle- are;1N,
The ensign has the Union Jack
in 'the top left ci+rnir and the 'Do-
minion s coat -of -arms in the loAver
right-in:nil corner, ail en a red
backgrc.tetxl.
We All Want To
Be Our 'Own Bossy
Most of us still believe that pri-
vate enterprise, initiative and, com-
petition will make for greater pro-
gress, greater wealth production
and greater contentment for the
mass of the people who greatly
object to being pushed around by
an army of bureaucrats, says the
Lethbridge Herald. We still hanker
to be our "own 'boss", with the
right to do as we like within the
law and within reason and custom.
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM
HOT. k :yl:
ES
If you suffer from hot flashes dizzy
spells, irregular periods, aro weak,
nervous -due to the "middle -age"
period In a woman's life, take Lydia
B. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
It's helped thousands upon thou-
sands of women to relieve such
symptoms. Pinkliam's Compound >a
also a fine stomach tonic! Worth
trying/ Made in Canada,
THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
Even the well-lmown statue "Physical Energy" in London's Hyde
Park seems to be looking up as Allied_ bombers roar over the city
on their way- to bomb German targets in Europe. Other up-look-
ers
e-
ers are, left to right, Sgt, Wm. Hewitt, Bridgetown, N. J.;
Store-
keeper Jessie Watkins, USN, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Murie'i Canepa,
and her friend, RCAF Flight Sgt. 3. Ainsworth, of Montreal.
. SAllY. CHICKS" _
PROMPT SHIPMENT OF T17$70
week old chicks in breeds as list-
ed in our day old ad in thin pa-
per. Send ter prices. Also daY
old Heavy Cockerels as leer as -
$7.95 per hundred. Non -fez' i sit
88.95. ree Cir-
eular. Pts Notch 12.95. I
TopNhiet, ries,
Guelph, Ont.
BANTAMS, $2.60 PAIR OR 3 PAIR
$5.00. White Bantams, Black 'Rose
Combs, Buff ('oehins $5.06 pair,
cash no C.O.D. Warren St,1en-
son, Mount Forest. Ont.
M..tvrIND.ALE'S Jt1 F1 CHII-eLim+
BARRED ROCKS, NEW H ",M1' -
shires, Eight Sussex and Led
Rock Hybrids, $11.110 per eke, All
stork Canadian ,Approved end
illood_tested. `o waiting. 1'an
ship any Mlonday. lrartindc.lc's
Farm hatchery. Celt:dome, !"i,t.
SI'AI:TED CHICKs Two R 1 1':K
old. Barred, Poets; New .t1 trep-
shire, White Rock. White. Leg-
horn, Hybrids in Nin -s, _ ed,
Pullets and oekerels le gale
Prices. Also day old avy
95 t, rocks
flails as low' as 2Nee-Sa:.od
dyed, Pullets $14.9a,
54.95. Cee cataloger,. Tc',, ll illi
('Iiitk Hatrht'rits Li ted, 8
eels. Ontnrit'.
'IOc BARRED .ROCKS 10c
ORDER NOW kali Jt:NEI AND
July chicles First cont', firet
served. Parsed Rocks mixed lee,
hatred RookPullets 17e,
Leg -
horns nixed 9c Leghorn pullets
lr Rook
e`', vlt
per htndd, la -horn iel�e
$2.00 per 100. All eggs set from
35 oz. eggs or better sod from
high producing stock. Gnat tntce
I00t♦a live delivery. $1.00 hordes
Your rClaatham,Brilal'Ontnario. flexing
Depot,
DON'T MISS THESE' CHICK BAR -
.All All popular breeds, w'ciite
Leg h0rns, Borrc-d Roek, Ntw
liantpshtres, White Rock, White
Wyandotte, Light Sussty, Hy-
brids and other breed:. Non -
Sexed 9a low as 58,95 per hun-
dred Heav}' cocicsrcl5 52.96.
Heavy Pullets 514.95.Shipped
C.O.D. anywhere. Utve sec'end
choice, immediate,delivery. Twed-
dle Chill: Hatt•lverleii Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
WE'RE CLOSING EARLIER THIS
season, but. have chic 1's this week
and next. Tell us what you need
in breed and sge; pullets or tock-
erels. We Han likely gins a you
what you want -right now. Tray
hatchery, 130 John N., Hamil-
ton, Ont.
LOOK .AT THESE PRICES. U:S. (tOV-
ernment Approved Chicks, Bar-
red Rock, New HampshiresWhiteRock, Light Sussex, Ncvv 'Hamp-
shire X Barred Rocic, bight Sus-
tex X New Hampshire. White
eghorn, Black Minorca X White
eghorn. Non -sexed as low as
$8.95 per hundred. Pullets $12.96,
eavy Cockerels $7.95. Zvi de -
'Posit required. Shipped C.O.D.
Criespe, Top Notch
hicke,Guelh Ont.
DYI]ING & CLEANING
ITIAdVeEinclean ngI?14 riteNEtoEDS
ua
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart -
snout Id., Parker's Dye Works
',Panted, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
FI!; WT C
ti"'iad'.4 .r ..• illVi 's
FIRST IN FRANCE
Lt. -Col. Mike C. Murphy, above,
former Lafayette, Ind., stunt
flyer, piloted the first glider -
the Fighting Falcon -- to land on
French soil in the Allied inva-
sion of western Europe.
Zittel*ro ar Good
For Nazi `Jitters'
The Germans, with an assist
from Allied bombs, have coined
another word to join blitzkrieg
and ersatz in the international
vocabulary. It's s"littermokka"
(jitter coffee). Zitternwkka is the
German word for the extra ration
of coffee given to inhabitants of
heavily-berribed cities, Literally
"zitter" means "tremble" and
'anlokka" is a common Term for
sarong black coffee.
HAIRDRESSING
AMBITIOUS GIRLS and
- MIDDLE AGE
women, learn hairdressing at Can-
ada's finest and largest schools.
Refined, dignified work. Splendid
pay. Write or call for free' liter-
ature. Marvel Hairdressing Schools,
358 Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches
49 King Street. Hamilton, and 74
Rldeau Street, Ottawa.
LEARN
Robertson miethod, Informal on
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 187 AVAUUe Road. Toronto.
MEDICAL
IT'S' PROVEN -EVERY' SUb'FER-
er of Rheumatic I'aains or Neur-
itis: should try Nixon's Remedy.
Sold only Munru's Drug Store.
33; Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
STOMACH AN 0 're)READ 4VO1t12S
often are the cause of 11l -health
in humans all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out If this
is your trouble? Interesting oar-
ticulars-Freel Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists. Toronto 3.
Ont.
RAI. el Le Ft )t aT BALM destroys
offenal ve odor instantly, 45c
bottle Ottawa egent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa
SATISFY YOURSELF - EVERY
•uHere r of ]rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis should try 1Sxen's Rem-
edy. 0o1d o111y liunro's Drug
Stere. 335 Elgin, Ottawa, Post-
pc:id $1.Oo.
PHOTOGRAPH V
DON'T RISK LOSING
"SNAPS"
THEY CAN'T dii TAKEN AGAIN
Get finer "snaps" at lower cost --
Prompt Snail Service. Send your
film rolls to Star Snapshot Service
to be deiveloped and printed. This
is Canada's largest finishing stu-
dio. serving customers all over
Canada. You'll like our work. too.
Any Size I.to11-6 01 8 Exposures.
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
Praising Star Snapshot Service, a
customer at Windsor, Ont., writes:
"1 suppose it's hard to give your
usual quick service with help so
u
turn out• such u fine pictures, 111
wait -if 1 have to wait."
3. MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 25c
Size, • 4x6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts
,,,Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted
mounts; 71e9" in Gold, Silver. Cir-
cassian Walnut or 131aele Ebony
finish frames, 59e each. If enlarge-
ment colored, 790 each.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129. Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Your Name and Address
Plainly on 5.11 Orders.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
printed
8 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 260
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SICRVICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station J. ',Toronto.
PATENTS
PETRE RSTONBAUUEI & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of information on re-
quest,
11 l 'I7tly 1 Had A
Garden
If only I had a garden,
Aglow with fragrant flowers. r`
A cosy nook, a friendly book,
Wherein to while the hours,
I'd sit there in the garden,
While petal snowflakes fall,
And hollyhocks grow stately,
Against an ancient wan,
I'd paint there in my garden, p
A patchwork quilt of Mann,
Resplendent with the loveliness,
Held in each seed -locked tor:ils,
I'd rest there in my garden,
Beside a wishing 'well,
And wish such joy for evert sue,
'When evening shadows fell.
I'd dream there in the garden,
Of things long passed away.
.t nd watch the dawn lrocl>vi'ing;,
A brighter, lovelier day;
I'd pray there in the garden,
A prayer that wonld not seat .
That each man had his gar,„;:'.
In a grand world, at peace.
-T. B. C':ave
4
a
i overt Home
Ski w ++ eakedy
ked
This clean stainless at otld
known all over Canada as 'Ma aor'et
Emerald 011, is such a Sine , ing
agent that Eczema, Barbera itchk
Salt Rheum, Itching Toes ar. Feet;
and
other inflammatory
eml Cesn. e{e'eosare onrelieved in af
days.
Moone's Emerald 011 is p:'a3ant
to use and it is so antisept:c ant.
penetrating - that many old .,tub
born cases of long standia have
yielded to its influence.
Moone's Emerald Oil is s i by,
good drugstores everywhere te6
help rid you of stubborn p ..plegi
and unsightly skin troubles >titise
faction or money back.
FOR BAIZE
130 Aer'ES, DAIRY Fa.1IM, BRICK
house. eight rooms, bank barn:
ni
Iplcirient shed, garage, lots of
shade trees. artesian well, water.
in .house and barns. Hydro, close
to Eehoc I, un paved road, seven-
teen pules from Toronto. Apply,
I1, I Bateman,. Unionville.
10
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Perth.
20fromt la:Hi. W'rn.O Mathes n, P e th
3.
100 REGISTERED POLLED
' LLEDnHE 3rd.
RB -
ford eattle
Per 'formation and catalogue
wri c 1i..lc:clui McGregor, Bran-
don, i,f,,nitebu.
TO CLOSE ESTATE] 156 ACRES
for a ale, iv; cleared. 6, acres bush
azul :w amp; large stone house,
new [kinase, lane bank barn,
both wt I1 roofed; picturesque lo-
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1,11154 from Acton: prate. $7,000.00.
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Ont.
$1500!-1•'(11; SALT•:-StiY14N ROOM- 1
ed ht ivo. '.. a4•11t land, three -
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1.00)1 fruit treed rttiteblc for
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McMinn 1;Fafry, Bradford,
1111M11',F 01L-Pt1.i. TRACTOR
25 x 40 ai°d enditiun, spade
cls ,t= Mt; a_ke **55(0., Ferris, 66
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JERSEYS
WE ARE, NOW OFrIIRING BULL
calves from a felt weeks old to
serviceable age, by our herd sires
• and out of good producing, high
eI: eifidd drams. The best strains
for type and production are rep-
resented. l'ri,'es are most reason-
able. DON HEAP FARArs, RIC1i-
MOND HILI., ONTARIO.
FLE4IISH ';TANTS. ALi. AGES.
enlid,5. Adult Dote $G.tt0. Bucks
Nielsee, 11.11. 1, Oshawa.
1030 INTERNATIONAL 2 T 0 N
Tou'•k C35. fair time, good run-
ning condition $4511 with racks.
Elwin Greer, Alliston. Ontario,
DeWALT SAWS AND \V0(Jl1WO12K-
ing Machines. Newest types avail-
able from direct factory repre-
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gladly furnished on application.
DeWalt Risher Corporation Ltd.,
402 West Fender St.. Vancouver,
I3.C.
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Tacker. automatic one -hand cum-
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Supple t,o., 183 1ti 11iui•st, To-
ronto.
SLYi'1' HAIINESS DRESSING -
Finest leather and harness pre-
servative. Slipit also has many
houeshold uses 25c up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores, A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories. Toronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW. USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts,
pulley:, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2826 Dufferin St.,
Toronto,
P1!1111 EX"ll(lN MILIiI)T;S .ANI') tI'P-
p11t ... 3. 1". llo ableecc. Joe ct'vIlle,
(bit.
.HELP WANTED
TEIVIPOR A RY
CONSTABLES
WANTED
Ages 31 Years and Over
MARRIED: PHYSICALLY FFV
AT LEAST 5' 0" IN S't'OCleiNG
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CHARACTER ANL) FAIR I''1DR'-
oferION. TO RE 1VAII, le Lel
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REFER TO FILE H-75'.1
$95.0-0 monthly, 1" arnier sari ••rife,
no children, small 1.,rm 11 •• To,
ionto. Wife for ( 01(10.. end.
house work, one houet.. Mil .cgs
etc. supplied. Good tppe. -tney;
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STUDENT NURSES
NV 001 ISTOCK. ool for GENLNt ALin y 11
pital
admit n class of student ..ses
for three yt-ars training
tsmber 194.1. Students t 1 ,.g
secondary school s_i,t}na 11-
plomo, wishing t0 / r;tul '015
sloe. . kindly addree 4,00
to the Superintends :,t of `:-A'=cs,
NV,i,odstuck Oen( 1.,1 11 •
NWoodstoek, Ontario.
EXPERIENCED FLOORMAN ANA,
all round printer, permanent hoes(*
tion. Apply Fyle H791M :sear
est selective Service Office.
Police Cadets Wan
Age i 5 r, To 1 1 ±;irs
Educotion ectuivalr•nt tc+ 'tw rs
high s,'hnnl or Bette, Ion, •lr(r
of 'Shorthand and ttpewritt ., an.
advantage,.
Good physical 0011511 ion a Rh •,,ry;
likelihood of ole et illg fel;-J.'tiQ
minimum gU;ilifientit,ns c,n :::sine
inl'• age of 11 years: 11e t t,t le",
weight 1r0 pound:.
iSIMI4DIATE A1'I'OY1.ir\ll:`;T
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'Tu l.mployment and Soiee ti'. _ :ter.
vies Office, 174 Sp-ad..ra Av , '1'0•-
rontn (Int.
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id ANIT(Il.1,1N ISLAM : 11# :Ili-
a
:i -
taut teacher fur
Weil, Manitoulin 1 stand.
to commence S, pc Int o cp1y
1teetin, qualifications tui -..'ars,
rvp(ct, d to Joh» Nay, -etc.,
11.11. No. 1, -Alan 'toe .,i'i 5.1
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