Zurich Herald, 1945-12-06, Page 7LUMBER BASIC POST-WAR NEED
To produce homes and jobs, industry must have lumber. Existing
reserves are critically low, as' a result of enormous war and recon-
struction demands. Responding to an urgent appeal servicemen,
war workers and regular woodsmen are helping to fill existing la-
bor shortages in the lumber industry.
m
ritain Plans
Reconciliation of
Jews and Arabs
Foreign Secretary Proposes To
Place Probaeen Before World
Tribunal
That there should be riots in
Palestine and a fury of protest
from the Arabs because the gov-
ernment of the United Kingdom
plans a permanent settlement by
Conciliation of one of the bitterest
controversies in the world today,
is something hard to understand.
It must be that the implications of
the plan are not clearly under- .
stood, comments the Ottawa Citi -
seen.
The British Foreign Secretary,
Mr, Ernest Bevin, emphatically
says that he wants to settle both
the future of Palestine and the fu-
ture of the Arab peoples of the
Middle Eeast, "in a constructive
way and in a humanitarian spirit."
So he proposes to place the
problem squarely before the
'United Nations Organization—in
other words, before a world -tribun-
al. What is wrong with that?
Problem for U.N.O.
The nomination of a joint Bri-
tish and United States committee
of inquiry is not a mere evasive de-
vice as some critics think. The
committee's inescapable duty will
be to make positive proposals for
a political and economic settle-
ment. These proposals will then
be submitted by the United King-
dom, as the mandatory power, to
the United Nations Organization
with which the final decisions will
rest.
Agreement between Jews and
Arabs will be sought at every
stage ,of the proposed inquiry.
There will be ample discussion and
every effort at reconciliation; for it
is British policy, as laid down by
Mr.. Bevin, that nothing can be
settled by force and that radical
and religious prejudices must be
allayed and, if possible, overcome.
Three Stages of Plan
In detail, the settlement plan
will proceed by three stages. First,
the United Kingdom, as the man-
datory power, will seek agreement
with the Arabs to ensure that the
present rate of Jewish immigra-
tion into Palestine, 1,500 a month,
shall continue for the time being.
Secondly, it will be the duty of
the Anglo-American committee of
inquiry, "with the utmost des-
patch," to ascertain, as a prelimin-
ary, how many wish to migrate to
Palestine, and how many Palestine
can economically absorb. On the
outcome of this investigation both
governments pledge themselves to
propose an interim solution for
Jewish settlement both in Palestine
and outside it. Thus, it is clear
that the present limit on Jewish
immigration will continue only un-
til the committee's recommenda-
tions can be put in force,
The third stage is that dealing
with the long -terns solution, When
the Anglo-American committee
makes its final recommendations,
the United Kingdom government,
as the mandatory, will prepare and
submit to the United Nations
Organization, its own considered
plan for the future trusteeship of
Palestine,
Once the trusteeship is estab-
lished, the British mandate will
cease. A world authority will re-
place it.
Amsterdam, in the Netherlands,
is famous for diamond cutting;
(.'elft for pottery, Limburg for
coal.
i
VOICE OF THE
PRESS II
'1
STORKS FIRST
"If there is anything we want
in Canada, and ,vant desperately,"
says John Blackmore, "it is babies,
and we want them right away."
Not so fast there, John: you'll
first have to get a settin' of eggs
and hatch out more storks.—Otta-
wa Citizen.
DEFINITION .
We are indebted to Ed Smith jr,
for this one:
"A committed is a group of im-
portant people who, singly, can do
nothing, but who, together, can
decide that nothing can be done.—
St. Thomas 'Times -Journal.
ANOTHER REASON GONE
A manufacturer has put on the
market a faucet washer which a
woman can install herself. So an-
other of the reasons for a girl's
taking a husband is eliminated.—
Christian Science Monitor.
THOUGHT FOR STRIKERS
Wonder how the discharged vet-
eran feels when he applies for a
job and finds strikers won't let
him go to work—Christian Science
Monitor,
PRAYING FOR PEACE
One of our women readers
writes:
"I used to pray that the war
would end, now I am praying earn-
estly for peace."—Windsor Star.
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ieleriVne
nieeeISSSSWISSIMA
WELLES WAITS
Sumner Welles, former Assistant
Secretary of State, listens to testi-
mony of Cordell Hull, presented
in a prepared statement, as he
fe' aits his turn to testify before the
joint Congressional Committee in-
vestigating Pearl Harbor.
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HAVE YOU HEARD?
"Work never hurt anybody.
Take the ant for example. He
works all the time, never has any
fun." s
"Never 'has':iiny fun?"
"Nope, eie br has any time for
fun."
"Then how .come you find h.m
at every picnic?"
—0 ---
Canvasser: "If you can
spare me five minutes, sir, I
show you how to earn twice
the money you are getting."
Sad Man: "I do that now."
--0--
"What became of your sec-
retary?" "
"I married her and now
she's my treasurer."
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Insurance
_0—Insurance examiner: "Were you
ever in the hospital?"
AAplicant; "Yes, once."
Insurance examiner: "What
for?"
Applicant: "To see my aunt."
SAFES
Protect your I300KS and CASH
from F'IRE and THIEVES. We
have a size and type' of Safe, or
Cabinet, for nny purpose. Visit
uei, or write for prices, etc., to
Dept. W.
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TORONTO S FE WORKS
Fire Front St. E., Toronto
Established 1855
BABY CHICKS
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY
catching the late January, early
February broiler markets with
the 2-3 week chicks we've ready
for immediate shipment. Chicks
for early 1946 delivery should be
ordered now. Bray Hatchery, 130
John N. Ilarnilton, Ont.
CHLCI> CHATTER. (Answers to
questions every Poultryman and
woman is asking.)
1. is Poultry going to be "good
property" this year?
Answer: There's nothing safer
or better. Britain will take all
our surplus eggs throughout
1946 and poultry meat is sure
to continue in strong demand,
with Europe still hungry.
2. Should I increase my chick pur-
chases this year?
Answer: Buy all you can ac-
commodate, but don't increase
if it is going to mean over-
crowding. There's no profit in
a dead chick.
8. What should I pay for chicks
this year?
Answer: That depends on the
chick. Some would be dear at
any price. Your safest bet is to
tie up with an old established
hatchery. Their business has
been built on satisfied custom-
ers who repeat year after year.
They can't afford to sell you
anything but a. good chick. You
can't afford to buy anything
. but a good chick.
4. When should I place my order?
Answer: Do it now and be as-
sured of getting chicks when
you want them.
If you are a discriminating buyer
and want dependable quality and at
a reasonable price, be sure to get
the informtion about Tweddle's
Time Tested Chicks. (We've been
in business for 21 years.)
Also laying and ready to lay pul-
lets for immediate delivery Free
Catalogue.
Tweddle Chick FIatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
BABY CHICK BUYERS
ORDER, YOUR GOVERNMI':NP AP -
proved chick now and obtain an
early order discount,' Each breed-
er is Government banded and
blood -tested. Write for our 1946
Price list and catalogue. Monkton
Poultry Farms, Monkton, Ontario
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN MAKE
more money from Poultry. Start
this year's flock with Top Notch
Chicks, Government Approved
husky chicks that relieve you of
mortality rate worries. Cash in
on the large European Markets
with assured high quality eggs
and poultry meat developed from
Top Notch Chicks, The Top Notch
System of free selecting only the
finest bloodtested breeding
flocks, and culling out all weak-
lings result in a uniformly
healthy live chick shipment to
all Top Notch customers. Get our
free catalogue at once, and order
caslaor hybrid
hicks,Alolyng andreayo
lay pullets for immediate deli-
very. Top Notch Cbiekeries,
Guelph, Ontario.
25 FREE CHICKS
OUP, BABY CHICKS AIUe 'rHE
progeny of Foundation and Re-
blood-tested.Birds.
Prices All
from Breeders
25c. All guaranteed excellent
layers. Don't delay, order now.
• Goddard Chick Hatcheries, Bri-
tannia heights. Ont,
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO ORDER
some of our Free Range Pullets,
14, 16 and 18 week old. Also
ready to lay and laying in White
Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New
Hampshires, .Also day old chicks
for immediate delivery. Free Ca-
talogue, Tweddle Chick Hatch-
eries Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
SUPERIOR CHICKS
Fallsl Winter
ring
, alpopular breeds,HY'
brlds, day old and started. Itrt-
mediate or later delivery. All
breeders bloodtested, 21 day liv-
ability guarantee. Catalogue,
prices free, Superior Hatchery,
Linwood, .Ontario.
IT WILL PAX YOU TO HAVE
your laying pen filled with pul-
lets, We can aupply free range
pullets
hol x right pricey up We have laying
Leghorns, 'Barred Rodes, New
Ilantpshires and Hybrids. Free
catalogue. Also day old chicks*
for immediate delivery. Top Notch
Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario,
'.rTTE ONLY PURINA EMBRYO -FED
Bnrred Rock and Hybrid approv-
ed chinks produced in Chatham
' Pro blond -tested by the tube me-
thod for both the regular and X
strains or pnllorum, Pullets $28,00
per hundred, Mixed $15.00 and
C'nelcerols $7,00. Order hour from
Frank (rice Hatchery, 11 3ahn-
ko q%., Chatham Ontario,
FOR SALE
FERRETS: I ROWN AND WHITE.
Good hunters on rats and rabbits,
$12.00 pair,Earl Mennen, A.R.1,
Paris, Ontario.
ISSUE 40.-190
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Three Objectives
Of British in Java
Facts about the armed interven-
tion of British forces in Java, not
brought out in news despatches,
are these: the British troops are
there on behalf of the United Na-
tions. They have three objectives
only, first, to disarm the Japanese,
next to rescue prisoners of war,
thirdly, to restore order broken
by the Indonesian extremists who
treacherously attacked Europeans
and massacred some women and
children. More and more it is be-
coming clear that the present dis-
turbances were fomented by the
Japanese . They seek to instill into
the youthful Javenese hotheads
now fighting at Sourabaya, their
own hatred of the white peoples.
—HARNESS ez COLLARS
Farmers Attention •— Consult
your nearest Harness Shop
about Stacie Harness Supplies.
We sell our goods only through
your local Staeo Leather
Goods dealer. The goods are
right, and so are our prices.
We manufacture in our fac-
tories — Harness, Horse Col-
lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan-
kets, and Leather Travelling
Goods. Insist on Staeo Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and you
get satisfaction. Made only by.
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
42 Wellington St. E., Toronto
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN
a $10,000 Home, built to your own
specifications, wherever you
wish? If you prefer we will give
you $10,000 in Victory Bonds. Op-
portunity to win $10,000 monthly
draw. All proceeds for underpri-
vileged children and playgrounds.
Draw date — December 81Iat,
1945. Don't delay. Receipts mailed
promptly. Send $1.00 for one
ticket, 6 for $5.00, right now to
Kiwanis Club of Sudbury, Box
63 Sudbury, Ont.
WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PUR-
chasers for properties near
Windsor, Toronto and Niagara
Falls. Write, giving us full par-
ticulars. Guaranty Trust Com-
pany of Canada, ,Windsor — To-
ronto — Niagara Falls.
WIN BRAND NEW 1942 DE LUXE
Plymouth Sedan. 6 other prizes in
Victory Bonds. Army and Navy
Veterans Unit 257. Drawing Dec.
21, 1945. Subscription $1.00 — 6
for $5.00. P. O. Box 21, Fort Wil-
liam. Agents Wanted.
HOME FOR 5/.00
F6, he(I now, 0.00 -- to b OM drawn soon. Fund
membership $1.00; 6 for $5.00.
Rouyn -Noranda Kinsmen Club,
Box 988, Noranda Quebec.
ni EING AND CLCANINC
HAVE YOU 'ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are, glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 781 Venge Street, To-
ronto
Fo11 SALE
GASOLINE ENGINES. NEW
Briggs and Stratton aircooled.
Most modern engine built. Low
cost. Write for descriptive fold-
ers and prices. Scope Sales Co.,
Box 852, Ottawa, Ont.
WANT A HOME WITH GOOD LIV-
ing attached? Poultry and tourist.
Busy highway. Muskoka district.
$7,000. Box 70, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto.
JOKES, TRICKS, NOVELTIES, UN -
usual Books! Pocket Adding Ma-
chines! Write for free illustrat-
ed Catalogue. Empire Novelty
Co., Peterboro, Ontario.
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
FOR SALE
Year Old Bull, Domino Bred, well
marked. Two younger bulls, also
one cow rising three, all blood
tested and T. B. Clear. Also other
animals owned by Breeders to
Ret G.
vicinity. information write
Farm
Stroud, Ontario.
PURE SCOTCH COMTE PUPS, 314
months, Males $10.00, Females
$6,00
6 0t0^hnicelyRou2,Baden.
Gin-
S MaleGER seven monthsDL old, retriev-
dierLofe SandblowntoAcre rn10.. hR.
Bailey, Wellimetnn, Ontnrio.
HONEY FOR SAT F:
DELICIOUS NEW CROP TTtt'\T10V
peer immediate
shipment
cans
your nearest ration office win
exchange 24 preserve or sugar
• coupons for a speciel voucher
good 48 pounds of honey. Mail
wheswill shipjnt one. cheque iBork
Farm. Mine Roches, Ont
P d TUBE, SIX mplir,mik,n12
h speaker. New,
Ave.
•Winnipeg.
Now is the time to buy a one-man
light weight portable
"PRECISION"
POWER CHAIN SAW
to fell or cross -cut timber pulp-
wood or firewood. Two types ma-
nufactured. Both $400 f.o.b.
023 Aylmer St.. Montreal, Ltd..
I'OI1 SALE LIMITED NUMBER 6
R, P. Empire Garden Tractors
available for immediate delivery.
This machine is made in Canada.
Sp ng being
ite fore price
and particulars. Garden Tractor
and Equipment Co„ Limited, 1160
Albert I'.oacl Windsor, Ontario.
I-IAY PRESS, R1'ATTONARY. ANN
Arbor, Arthur Alyea, Curries, Ont.
HURON COUNTY, CHOPPING MILL
good /nixed farming area, Diesel
engine, ball boa ring grinder rol-
lers with elevators, going Con-
cern, quick possession. Wm
Pearce, Realtor Exeter, Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts put
toys, brushes. Allen 11lectrlc Corn
exieLtd. 2326 Dufferin cit
l. '1"
U.S. Ships 1,000
Cattle to Poland
A carload of fat dairy cattle re-
cently began a long journey to Po-
land to renes depleted herds. The
cattle are part of a contribution of
1,000 head by Mennonites all over
the United States. They will be
shipped .from Baltimore and ac-
companied by about 50 Mennonite
volunteers who will care for them
en route.
tall CO •ii: CR
MIXERS
E E
4 cu. ft. and 6 cu. ft. power
21/2 cu. ft. hand or belt
C .:ncrete Black
Machinery
Rock Crushers
Enquiries Invited
Wettlaufer-Welker
Industries Ltd.
1290 Bay St.
Toronto, 5.
Phone Midway 9817
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL SHOPPING
BAGS
Make parcel -carrying easy. You
will love these strong shopping
bags of colorful flowered creton-
ne material or solid shade leath-
erette. Sturdy wooden handles,
soft flannel -finished lining, Size
15 x 16 inches. Flowered creton- •
ne in blue, rose, natural. Solid
leatherette in brown. Years of
wear. $2.49 each. You will be
proud to carry one even in your
nicest street clothes. Send $1.00,
balance collect plus postage. Ar-
rowsmitlt's Dept. 4, Box 19, Stn.
"N" Montreal.
COCKERS AND PEKINGESE OF
of world-famous bloodlines. Mrs.
P. A. Margeson, Cedarerest Ken-
nels, Kentville, Nova Scotia.
FARMS FOR SALE
FOR SALE, GOOD 44 ACRE FRUIT
Farm, all conveniences on Grims-
by Highway. $27,000. George
Wallis, R. R. 6, Hamilton, Ont,
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING rem
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy. 137 N. venue Road. Toronto.
HELI' WANTEL
BOOKKEEPER WITH SAWMILL
experience preferred, capable of
handling complete set of books
and payroll, accustomed to type-
writing and general office work
for small Northern town. Per-
manent position. Salary $30 to
$40 per week to commence, de-
pending on ability and, experience.
House may be provided. Apply to
The Oakville Basket Co. Ltd.
Oakville. Ont
MARRIED MAN WANTED FOR
general farm, to start soon, must
be energetic, reliable and have
good references. Permanent proa-
ly
Boxts69n satisfactory3Adelaidparty.
rToronto.
MEDICAL
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE -
strays offensive odor instantly.
mDrug Store,a.
, Ottawa.
ent. Den -
an
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tawa.
('al READY FOR WINTF.R
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Canadian favorite for fort
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to nnterin
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
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NO FILM REQUIRED
.VI0 SPECIALIZE IN MAKING
sepia enlargements direct from
any snap or photo. 6x7 50c, 8x10
76e. Abbey Studio, 18 Rideau St,
Ot'tawe, Ontario.
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t'll1ITOc;itarll;
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—and envelopes for mailing—all
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STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
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A customer at Berwick, N.S., writes
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it enlargement coloured 79c.
ait;Sld/AL INSTRL ML,N7 S
FRED A. BODDLNGTUN BUYS.
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments. 111 Church, 'Toronto 2
t'A'I t.N'th
FETHERSTONHAUGH
te COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
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Electronic Appliance, 1166 Port-
age, Winnipeg, Canada.
TAXIDERMY
DEER HEADS MOUNTED, DEER
Hides tanned Into glove leather,
we also buy Deer Hides. Sheep
skins tanned for floor rugs. Lear
Hides tanned and made into rugs.
Foxes and Furs dressed and made
into scarfs. 26 Elm Street. Toron-
to, Oliver Spanner Co. Ltd.
WANTED
WANT HOUSE IN VILLAGE, TOWN
or highway, Prefer with little
land, $700 to $1700. Give descrip-
tion, price etc. George Drummond,
Owen Sound.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
For all kinds of dressed poultry.
Get our prices before you sell.
Write, phone or wire
JOHN C. COOPER
2304 BLUOR ST. \V., TUia)NTO
PITUNE JU. 9839
BUYER, nil; TIiD limeed1r(
TRACTOR WANTED IN GOOD
condition, on rubber and double
plough. Ci-orrie, 67 1',adgerow
Avenue, Toronto.
C!IIO( EI Y AND GENERAL BUM-
ness wanted in good town or
village,. Box 65, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto,
\VAN'I'Im: .MEN ANI' \VOIVIEN TO
take orders for chicks. You can
make money in your spare time
selling your friends and neigh -
hours chicks for one of Canada's
oldest established Government
Approved T•Iateheries. Send for
full details. Box No. 51. 72
Adelaide W., Toronto,
THEATRE WANTED
300 seats or over, any town in
Ontario. Private only. Advertis-
er, 238 Torrens Avenue, Toronto
0, Ont,
1;I TWEEN NOW AND LATE
Spring. White Birch Holts, 27"
long, 7" and up top. Must be
fresh cut, free of doze and large
limb knots. Also interested Itn
Poplar and Basswood Bolts, S"
and up top, 48" long, if you can
suply in carlots, write for our
quotations,
nto reLed,Owenund. Oa