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�I fr„ '' salpiglossis, ndcoRdne, 'said a host or If, you are one of those ouuntLeela special hnpoa"taurces Such 03 word be"
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, t tlrr , + Int qxn& ,oth,ms. Cabbages, cellery, . tomatoes, thousajnde of loyal Canadians a>u: humd'ned OtUtP10106, atgdl dim fOrty-00ree 'that a ship ');our, Ov'erd'ue;bras �►e�r�� .
r �� �, ,1 J W. head lettuce, egg and peppier' p1!ants' ions, to do your bit --buy British and lamlgi es, ° Ctiei imy, F1ion Qo ct�,& $ri- tea ir} free. I
h,, kirk rf, " in the vegertable 75ae ane all sold as took to, your health! Will Pour forth) raft Propaganda., 'For a: time toe B•p bung rtign{ . _' j '
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°, i' 1 Give 'Ern Room Dahlias, •needt two feet. started pLswts. Ilt�r'the rush o€ daily affai s dont Some 62 it 'breeds bate, srome of it bnoadt:'aat a seas of ,tillirasuta sealant
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`, ra � . Even ,the gardener of s'ev'eral yea sh'auld be rheutmatic, lumbago or neuritic smla4hipgly bauW, arnd. winningly �� _I .
t ' . Y sand carrots, one `•can lan't about pInlolyed off and else un- Plant would be rdaamed', i ��
¢li" H` s ' `l a peAnien a is olined ,to crowd bo•t!i P sins,; ' frequent headaches', scour #s . ,avtar pre.
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wanted adds stems. If a branethdng p you snibble The propagandra aimed at the d'uet+a, enumerated it. IamoVilage de-
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, ve"tabdes, and flowers. "Usually the half 'g'o'wn eve y other plant is re_ Plant is d'etaured a few inches shoncld gtonp�ch-mare than likely y dStatesmild, t compared 'scribed, and its e6mra$d shelters. List
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,1gy _ seed or planets 'axe putt in too close moved and consumed. The same also he 1APped off the top stem isonous waste, your blood of a4`� wR?at wa°yell heirs hot Europe ed. Nazi bombers would soon blow- '
+ "tetllt.jr,' to elt(her far the simple reason that l After setting out p° Eroaw 50 rotations 'the Nazis keep ft ,to 'bits', said +the voice, 'Phe tiaida
y g n actice can be carried out to a more ground aDoiit tmP% ,
{t Fid,.! _ •dt is, a`lmlost Impolestible on the aver- limited ex�ten•t even with should 'be :stoakie'd with wtater ankle Llon'.t neglect this important liner-. up an unending' asek'ulb en rt� Brit- did not materialize, bort bhci aecur4mI I
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Y etas �+ e to P every other (hill being used as Pt soaked for a week or so. it i6 ter, for the solution is simple and i h Venom and ridicule color every oP 'tie irdfoa�atlon.,was demoralizing'. $ {'k
age elrson to realize that a tiny kept
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�tfi_113. . - steed! can, in a few weeks lv+hen poaatoes in July and August, the re- a good Plan"toe add some commercial in�p_e,.R.s�ve I.. Simply take your P An'thon'y E3dhen is the man Chtlmf, , Nam broadcaster to France .x
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comrbine,dl with care, srrns�hin•e and fertilizer duasdved in -water awcL in ` little dais dose of Kruschen lflnawm for td's good tailor and endo' is Paul Fe 'mat, whom .the Fremall ' r r
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irk,, t f4; .. r aislture, grow into such size. Late: Iu,d be used from, s'tdrage• the case of smaL1 'things •to ,protect Salts: Millions throughout the speeches." ' Iaonr.uld H Cross, Mznisr call •"Tiers Traitor W1 StuCtgart" Day .
y ; t' . wheinl plaint's are well underway the frau} sun, for a day or .two. Empire tape Kruschen every mom- ter for Economic Warfewe, is "Min- after day rhe'reitterat+ed the q�?. -Wft;- --w.. . ,1. 1
g+prdeairer has not thre ''heart or tete eu Garden Pests -� in g of their lives: dsber for S+tarpation�," once of the few ta,i,n will fight to: the lastt "F!ren'chmran."
Kruschen contains -not one or
'"� ga:deue r Garden insect enemies are divialed two, but several highly refined blaclflademslionm that lite British "Fx,eniworraen, wheys are your men?
,,i, � ergy' to do the ne•ces,sai tlhinnia� NEXT WEEP, Weed Kibler', Sup_
,u . But thinning, as .any old port, Sumirnes Care• , hurts. Tlhe Prime Minister he wi1'1 as+k. "All at the front; _fight -
a nto tno groups those that eat holes !� specially. selected muieral salts. In of sauces, i•s always "Waris11
R37, will confirm', is most necessary. Na- "Warmonger Ing for the bankers and the &ritish
ar ;• in the foliage and those that suck -s. combination these salts make a
rP : iture when left alonre is, ruthless, I-%, Chamberladm " And wirers are the British? Pailus,
f dog or cro��°ding out the NvealcliuT;. c%ut the juices. Fur '1117 first named, tress attack on these ailments that
�j j� �j keep you away from work and take Smlorotbh tanking sinislter voioed Hans tell :me, -Dave you 'ever seen a British j'
�'' OP the three to five thous'anld s,ee 1- ltoisou is usually applied, a burning SHOULD MEN OF 5O the joy out of life., Friteaohe, of Berlin bexpe imterminab- soldier at the front? Where are
. ` a ten while the � 1 So et a bottle of Kruschen and l u
'ling pines' that are l+avishly strewn sl%rap ra'tticlYn perste
&�r+ suckers are attached through their .. g y Pon;• British naval lasses. "British fey? I'll ,tell you. They're 'back �I •I
by tthe wind? over an acre of bind, use it. Just what.you can put on a peoples, ras'k Churchill, our First Lord with your wives and' dau'gbters!"
q} less than at hundred are permittNd to hic'.es. Often �vlien both are present, FIGHT OUR 'WARS ? dime -every morning. Then you be of Uhe Sera Bottom, wh'a't 'h� has dome One night Per donueut introduced a
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LI combination of poison and some• the " with the IyAtlesbips "Hand" and "Re- '"French prisoner• of war," Raymond r f "
,� 'elect full maturity three-quarters of lodge -after you've been taking ,
+l" ir�a c:en'tury later. In garci ning th',; Thing, that burns, gives the best re (Comri'euoed from This Week Maga- it for awhile. You'll see what a vowrn" You acre being fad on lies Verve, gave details orf Herve,'Is unit, . f
-1„'", sbe -n'but necessa'ty example must be sults', Thle damage from the biting zine im, Rea'der's -Digest) meant by that priceless million- " their this home address, and finally al-
WE followed. If Deft to gioR crop+'de•d insects is usually quite apparent, but dollar Kruschen feeling! . At' drug-
rite presence of the other kind is on_ 'the midst of gigantic prepa'ra_ stores 25c,45c and 75c. Fritsche''s insinuations, repeated! 'laWed him fib send his lave to his
�»A flowers become spindIv and lceal., ndght after night, strike at the hearts wife. The real Raym'on'd H'ei•ve Ih+ap-
�; ly s'hlcwn at first by a wilting or ticus to ,prio,,tect this courntry from
ealsey pre. f'or the first stiff wind, of thtose who 'have ;relative's in the Pew to be-sponding a- week's eave 11
_tt heavy rata on hun'g'ry insect_ Vege- wit'liering of the• foliage. any threat of wggressdon, our anti- • navy. He persisted' so 'lon+g with ,his at home and Iheand the broadcatst. He %� r
f (tables too get spindly or woody. For sucking Pests, chief of which quoted dtiar8t laws are 'a'7bldnd spat claim that the "Ark Royaal" had been has -not, idea,. 'how the G'erm'ans got de- bec
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are the a. hidsrr ar plain: lice, spray whdrcaiv might cost us our very exist- ��
M`: p would he today if i'hey ha.d been spar- sunk that •the Admniralty finally sent tails. of his'' identity. Ferd'oniners
Avgid Hard Work 'with whsle air soap, a quarter pauiid ecce as a nationF despite any mill ed, The lasts of sever hundred cher on a Iersbaab-appearance tour. c�Baign tb'spldt the Allies has been "" , 4
i of soap to a .gallon 'and a half of wa- tart'* v6atolriesr ,that might be won. ' rm
t 1VI'uch of the ,hard hark of thinning thous -"d more American youtba- T+h'e Germarns apparently pick the a 'complete failure, and the French '
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ter; nlCPt1I1N sulphite, or 'Black Leaf sou fathers, of the next generations -would names b+f vessels from old registries, don't 'think he i'a fanny. Am
,. ,can be avoided if s'ee•d in the ftrat •lfl' oar arry other repellent secured er would b43 mobilized by a system �S f
s . lace is planted accol'dring' to' direc- Cha +beats 'as •mwuch relation to Pres_ be a sacral and economic. -Tragedy. for they sink, ships 'that have been So far the Germans are firing five �
J ; F' from a reliable seed score. t It 'ie`'nlot a pretty thought that old retired, from service. For a fortnight times more broadcasts in English 1
�yi tions. There sthoulld be, not less than =rent national dense needs as a Civil mew make wars) and young memo fight Fritsche +pexsdstently announced that than . the B-B.C. sends in. German-- � . I six inclh,es be ween oceans an'd peas_ Fungus and Cut Worms Wax wuskert 'to moderrr, mpchhavized them_ Young men carpable of endo'- a Nazi 'snibmarin.e h'ad torpedoed Ji_ but the British are see'i'ng more' hits. • !, y
Totuatoes, and earn must have elg.l warfare We would excltigie from ac- pure
teen in'calves to three, feet- Tiny flow_ V'hen fungus attacks the plants th'e tive service all 'mean over 45. The ing gx+eat Ph'y"sdcal faa�dgue were need- M S "Vernon" -the Navy's Schaal of Any German willing to risk listening .. - i
exs like Dwarf Marigolds, the smaller foliage usually turns yellow or brown, burden) would be thrown on youth-- �' �r the forced marches Chet char^ Mines, which stands an dry land at 'tc► a Brit�ah laroadcast is ripe for ant;_ full
N�r'tuI'tiums and, Zinnias, need siK or 1�^hite spots like: mildew cover,t}he acterdzed war serveral, gen'embion,s�ag'o. Portslm+outhl. Nrazi• programs. Anld despite severe ' � y.. - t I
s from 18 to 80- T•hiey, ,'axe still elsls'enrtial for emlerg- -Sometimes it its hard' to understand penalties ---several ears hard labor i . , ,� .
leaves. Fungus is, most common in y
Inches between plants and more .s Tbie -s tem assumes (1) that the i
eneies chat v ill always tie .the cruxes what •th+e German hb a to accom- foe• listening to foreign, broadcasts, ,' +
`,� ' tetter while tall things like the lacy- «avm, murky' iveat,_ter,.. ' Spraying with country can better afford', to lose a s P ;it �r�' • �
c er Vfari�oi'ds. and •Zinnias, Ccws�mo,, Bordeaux :1Iixture, or dusting with of war, But nowadays other quali- Plisb Mulch of titer' broadcasting 'gossibly death far ireperatittg what strength,. ;-�'•j
Marigolds youth than an ad'u'lt; and (2) that a•I �
pt'reel} finely around sulphur is .ad- ties, plossess�d_ in�,greaier degree by can only i ivtate Fmgl+ish listeners. You hear-Crermaans continue to lis- /��
' .- vi ed. Sull�ilur dust will also protect stripling Qf 18 .is better prepared to 'men bf 40.
'to 50, are coming' to the For e�ara> le, after American swing ten'. One rad'i'o may ,be blaring the erten* IN CANADA .. „� .
dtefem,il his country than a ,vigoreus ':output of a Nazi 'sta'tion,,, wihi+le a
' liollyi:ocics an I phlay f'r'om rust, if ap- fora,, I have falllawed Uh'e meahandza- breed recordings attract •listeners, the
man. of 45.. Upth assumptions are
e ', /7 plied 1F'!len the disease first shows it- tide of war from Chateu_`IRtierryto commentator cuts in. "Our subject concealed set is softly tuned to a
/I false. A Palldrig bi,rth rate 'anrd Lha visit to filter fro'ni. Tdiere are broad-
- ii� no ' s,elf. oessatiant of immdgrartion' have ut on the present ink] have sewn less and 'bond!ghb is Germrany'a'ememy and, Eng- foreign • .1oi d'cast Var'naus 'snrlber- 11,
p less emotes+cls placed' on a soldier's IandPs misfartiimp--�7w'sio>r Churchill frees are used Ra s'p'eed the in'for- ea�w4ts from airplanes out on z>ecare.
�LT� Cut 1valms, vatlich eat through new- Youth Fire premium of'seancity. wa brawn, more amid macre on his brain. -haw 'add Mlrr. Churchill get into the matiom. received'. One German will 'n work Germfin raiding'.I.
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JUST LIKE iy' set out plants at tele base'of the must economize on youth in the next Instead, 'of marching to ,war', lioday's •Cabin'et? For years, British , _ • M
a I, 'sol'di'er ri'dles. � minislters+ have found, sometltirsg'^re ight- The second'will ,reply that he p _
grrine ask another what he dreamt" 1°a.st h�esanomrnemt into .s handy mi..
W. s1Netsene•cl •,pnisonedpbtanyaboutadthe {oryl if we are to ruxvtve•-even vic- gersonal'ly.d a pecu•Idar dream, that, for L to ommavd s pop
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Major George Fielddn.g Eliot illus- Pulsi•ve about the fellow and. Submarine
'. ' plants. Where there, are only a few I We can never kww . bow many tr'ates Uhf, extent to wdrich war has But wrhen Britain went to war against rn.stauce, t+h'e Ark Royal (has not bee>v their`- ,heads out iof their copping:
plants to protect tlhe same may be;,able, talented young mens the last sunk "That's a,hd;' the ether an- towers to describe the scene' as their
lig been mechanized by listing same' of the German' people,'thlen scrupllea had
provided with paper collarsl, war destioyedl mor what the world the ratnnrgs in the Navy; fire- to+ be bvercome`besoause he 3s a chose sw�ers�, "I dreamt tthle- same thawg!" latest, v�ilctird goes( to •t+he bottom'.
E' mean, el'ectrician's mate, machinist's friend of the American Jew, Barney he ruse is not very subtle but is These broadcasts, are written anili
Y mate, ship fitter; metalsmi-th, Pattern- Ba'ruCh! In order that this Jewish mucth usled. „. - .• acted by German, "Prorpagaaft �-
- maker, radioman. The Army reeds im+ternational financier might 'establish The British Bmoaa•dcastnng Corpora. panaes," 'made up of former n'ewspa:
t , even to- operate comlplex machine complete ,Control ever the pplicy, .of tion, 's'tresses the fact ,that the Nazis perni:en h'aTnQd in a school ,at Pots- I.
br, " guns; an -ti -aircraft', motor �transpo'rdts, the B,rittish Cabinet, it was ne'cess'ary forbid listendtig -.tb forei stations. The reception of the .Pmgrariis°
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chemical units and communications that anew position srhould be 'kreld "Himmler tells you it would be bad has been excellent. Many German
`, systems. Far these, jobs, requiring by scree gentleman more Jewish t]ian' for your nexvesi to hear foreign broad- families listen in them as en9ihmasl
� 1.A " •, sound ,judgment, steary nerved, enc- the Jew timse'lf!" ..' casts. But it is alb, your nerves that tiCally as Youngsters lar_Amerada B�
i . % .. • __ . • '. lhdnking, m'en, aver 45 qualify ad:mir- broadcastt mews" in, all langu es to your th'ol: ghts: .You are being lieu to, y
.is > • - ;;f'- " erien.ce and ba:blts' of ind'ependen't From Berlin persons' of all nations a 3s afraid of, German People. It is ten b, the Lo;ai3 Ranger.
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.. 1 eve part of the earth. O e 3n En lewd listen-, to the Nazi side. tries Loi jeers the ocher's air
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t W _ _•rJ the Nazis brrnadcasis, with no fear bha'•t' a o- waves aavd thus stop the radio s ,
The. railroads offer a peacetime get ' s!ome of them is it- P
t?%%�%•r,• parallel' Men in thre. 50's and 60's lustratedl by the experience of M. "iceman E.ar'rsi9rops a.t tics wiwda;v." oda at rets source. T-0ttt •lm
. I.a Pilot our cralck railway trrarins. Rail- Fak+ousra, am Egyptian who was caught Britisb news broadcasts' in German brings retaliation, 6igd to s"i[iess
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�" road, wrork is hard, exarCti:nlg and calls in Germany when 'Uhe � 'want began', are extremely matter-of-fact, fact, carN radio ' proved its value am an '�
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%%� for highly skilled experts; yet the Fakousa was told tthat her could broad fully' building up, a reiiutation far ac femsive amid, defensive weapon. 'Y`liea
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...•. • roads employ far mere middleage'd ast propaganda. in Arabic or 4;pemd � y- Pays a fev geauerats are raft t10 succi khKar
Alilt ' 0 c ria B.B-C. often 1
rY)` .. - - �� mac; and okgler. mien. then youths. p• bars f "Ich batt' einem Kameraden," Pt,
the rest of the war 3n' a prison cam o tem but !history wall nal,. amu,
:. '•• ;� :r It may .be that. war -plane pilots 'He' prefers broadcastinlg "Eminlen't the old .German army some of mourn- is the powerful �tltsrbb'grit �f a m�
�:? u .»= -- * and shock tromps. for frontline action• Hin'd'us"' describe 13r�tain's bloody co_ Ing, there reads a' 14st sof ,re'cently crap- tionre fighting f®r"&
:: �'�`:�ra�' • r� ":�: `- principally t t is noted that s, 'sailors
i ' should come nci ll' from young- lonial methods, but i tured German .solider nn l'
r •:r ::=' .; r %if - • airmen. This •
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;; :: is I .— er ra.nk�s. But in thle World War tbey -have curioustly Bt trssdan accents. is excellent bait for
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%'� - f- mllld'dl'e-aged men stood up valiantly An "American doctor," always un- listeners, since the Nazis .da not al_ ge 7e u pig that ,W,
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i he hrardships of Bench war- named, who "has just arrived' from: ways reveal such means at home. fi�kesp�re.
,, . fare. A , middle-aged army held of Poland," ,describers that land of milk A woman do East Prussia received �r
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. the Germanss in 'Uhte firsrt baittle of and,, Shorn - ` Captured British soldiers' official. wror;d _,bat her._,son_ ectad been ,
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/ P 84ixt fn a submatriive sdnkinl .-Obeddence is the mother of -
• Ypres. and airmen-r�1 -or pretended. --are g. A mem_ the wife at s�afety-A .
n thin, t'he third and fourth. years of 'put on to Uelll ,their folks; at home that Arial service was arranged in the
l l I . . ::'- war, ,o1!der men outdid the young- the German 'prison camps are better village Ci'n'ch: ' Tben the B.B.C. an -
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r• �,...,: -.: er format ions •mare. often. than not. than first Class hotels. ' An American noun'ced,the boy'& name,' as ,a surwiv_ -Bacon.1.
tri,. • Is - »::w;1. FregtientIy, in tight spat's unite' fire, bro✓adca:st�er recognized one sof the or. Secretly the mother was visited
ic' O w, - `r'% I have seen older mien; 'become rally- "pr'is'oners" as a Nazi frequenttly,seen by the town grocer who told,+h-er the � ,srharpen� izv�; esc��, fib'
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I »: -: , in'g paints for young troops on the around the station. good news. hour other friends sim- seholar_--Talvnr� .
11:*'i ._. verge ,of pauid, The outstamdhn personality of i�he iI`arly risked their 'lives to yell her
A . • ~ •. ... r ..rys '�� Along thle fortified ldn'esr of Europe o war is Lord Haw Haw. More the same sttory. The• meinarial � ser
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Via•.' '.. f : today mere endure few barshiprs that Britislher's 'listen to tbds impersonator w'ao' h urs -Douglas Jerr+oid '
j .r ld Bane' the m'iddleaged. They 1 v of a doughty old aristiocrat; -with his Pa y behi'n'd closed shut_' ..
I ��h r: �;;` ;,�' -• in comflanbable quarters 'underground, ludicrously .affected accent, than lis, tern. The' best is the cb mpesL-i�m�-
;...: _-..`: �,...•o • ` f;.� ;' are moved ailounld on tanways ax Broadcasts waiSa�l deal with a
ry, : tem' to alt tiro oUhsr foreign broad= a'gea oP fbadl aAd material st a lin
.r_ -t,..:::. Nf : Tarts camlriued A I.omd'an iaAlib edi-
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�• ? W tt ' : • means have ranged their , defense namedhim and wrote a bunlesgtie home. Samreti-e's -the British au-
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'1. ;� ::::^; f lines with olden 'troops. ..F.or every biography of him. A London musi rvounrcCer will put On a "Program for LONDON and WiN�iPSalup1�
ou cat sih'o'w ils named afrter him;, and a housewdves" and casually read off to_. Pit3iiTH
y thful pilaf, aeriral barber, or
s7roel: trooper, there are dozens, music hall 'song was written around . cross^ whfich call f?ar "four eggs, a
} - sometimes Ihundredls of mem in snip him. Briltislr aurtborities, at first un- quarter of a pound..of butter, and two Ewe
y� tablespoomas of sugar," wehdbh makes ter ...:...............:..r 1Cf1lRla
Parting Iposntio'es. belhind 'Uhe Iines..Concerned, now are undecided what .Reveal! 86.40
r Most ,of tfhewsle latter jabs men orf 45 dons ,nothing,ut Ilam, but so ,far have Germans think of bbceix''own"mrenus. kippen......................... va-, .
Messrs. Jones and Messrs...Brown both makes or over can ,handle better than col- except to -broadcast a TShe British frequently rebroadcast Bruce�eld _.._,....:___,*---.., 9.9,,4!! -1
hoes --hoes lege-age ' rylountgstens. series on "How rte Listen to German itet� pinked up from the German Clinton
Far from berme coritstant excite Propaganda." Freedom" station, SuPPosedl-y oPerat- Loudesbard ......,...,.:_.._. fly: r
;% exactly similar in .duality and style. Messrs. Jones do' not m'ent• war is often dull. Shut off In Adalitilon to his Haw Haw Ing inlside Gersmany, , flitting about Blyth -••••_.••.._._. ._... 111�
><. advertise. Messrs. Brown do and sell a very much eater y mi•nlor inconveniences from place
say ,iha:ito eitmwb truck.
t ' iO B°' ave 'i2 ' -
,,,' :: from normal d'iversion4s, t'he soldier Plays up +the
7 r ry gT is likes to brood. Such int-rosptec- of thea war: rsti�oniurg ("It .3s typical" k eke five Wdnghann • • . . _.•. • .. - - r .
tion injures maralb. The older man of ,your money-grabbd' g British g v_ or sox truc s,' carry- for
: . _.- ordinarily -can draw, on his more errwm'ent that your meat ration is bas- suet a siataou and' that more Prob- SOUTH
quantity than Messrs. Jones in consequence. Who pays fdr, r.NL
patient pfhilosophry of life and, can ed or price—one shilling and ten ably it has rbeem operating from the wimgham 31:m r
i ' stared dttllmess bebterr than the young. pence a week - instead oP ''weight, French border all the time. Wher-
�.,,. Messrs. Brown's advertisin' W? y +� ever it is, it is a cansbant a Belgnave !41(4
1 am asstyred by •psychvlagists- -ia im'-'• Germld,n'y ), anrcl evacuation, he dache Blyth ---.. -�
i and I have learned from
petstonal es_ ("Whet rri'ght ',ha,s the goveTnmlent got to Uhe Naris. Londlesbom -................. .2"
." . �JOt Mess Perience in the last •war--Aha,t the to separate You from your husband? Paneth broadcasts to Germany are'••,_„.
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Messrs. Brown—.because their profit --on the quantity courage of youth and of alder mien How' dio'you kbow: what yipur lais'band quite similar to the British-incl'ud- BrucetWdl ..,"................
strikes a rough balance. Routh is is dairy mow, since you ane safely out I'ng annotated sectiones from Hit+ler's
11, p ?„ speeChtes, with r em h anis doi?Peatl„ .....:............. .. _ _ _ '*at
�, . sold—is Messrs. Jones profit multiplied many times, Not more impulsive, more reckless. -Butt of town?"). "Do}n't worry, British' P' ;bas broke g;�,ll ..... ._ -. 2.45'
generally has � en ,promislers. "Hitler insisted that he .- "
r , ° . the mriddle.aged mar workers," her Gaya. The Fu rer re
alrzea that bHfe British u ., Exeter
��:' the ablic—because the et for 00 shoes of a quality--- s+eev ane err+limed mrare hardship, His ppe,r ellass'ea' was sarong Europe �fnom Bo'ishevism, ,
r p y g y' ae endlNnta ane likely to be .grown, g the ah,uouritcer will begin, "anal pow '
p y brought on this wear and are using r t�
�11"1•, and seif_sgppbrting. He has fewer yon as cannon fodder." ZVih'e average he is 'a"'bosom, companion of Starke, CAIL TAB(•
Gf w far which Messrs. Jones; charge $4,50. , Not the retailer-- _.
illusions tharna,:,ye'uth; fear his less Erstdsh rwomkan= gets a big kick out Josh listen to the said of Russia A.-._, EAST -,, '
_ 60, ,are . , _. i f :Irl,;lL
rA;:, because the profit is the same in both cases. ' efe a y 'behavior lids ark� ,this; was •read do was.
Hitler 4 O N� br ; er tof,th�e U.S... .fid Q]n ., 6I6 12
r i p 1 efore Cbamrberl
l r No one a s fo'r advertisln It 1s an sconce no a re a gen_ TTa Haw is William JoyCm, an is Fired Saltembadh, a flormsr Iowan Rolme9pflle
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- younger'�t`haw mien sof 40 we
,,.r l p - - .. con a EngiiisQrwan who broloe away from Os- -a��- Voterati olf. 1918 who went to Clinton 9.43 !A!
t r gu. � .Better laving conditions _ '
"' y g• y— t and impirlov'ed medical technique Ger- B .....,.,_, 6.5! • a. 1W •
que Qiave
g 17 g ire aged men' Wald Atlio's]®jr to efraii a Na�3_Fas�dst maam girl arr4lea�oiue4l Uhe N zit a ,,,
`, hi' multiplied tits yeses of the average 'party of +die owls. Witten there w'as > propa- 6t. 4�nlugafiaaa, ,.......• 7.06 `!�
char e. It does for the 'o eration of sellin' what Mess mart's t,s�fl„ Mdda some troubbo about th'b disappeamaace gouda orgamiza>tiom'_ rnibldmi ,.•..r......w.., 7.1 !Z�
/ , , are, of course, more subject fid `ids- of tpaTW tfurrndts, she 'skipped' to Ger. Once a � week Kaltenbach reads a � •,.c............ 7.Z'A 8,413
,,} Brown s machinery does' for the operation of making ea9es of the heart and ether vital �"� Now ne is Ise highestaPaia latter 'to. Dear Rara�, a Yoinner WEST +
S' organs. The proportion of unfit woulde ma°'n mon' Germany's "foreign" boobmate named HWtarry Hagemaann, Mi'telleR .........._.,-_ ni'86 ! w
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' broadcasaters, receiving 'about 60 a Waverly, Iowa, la r "
a'r,, shoes—speeds It up and multiplies its efficiency. . It makes rise steeply lever t he mage oP 40. But g � nye Mtiu', what DubQdli ' • •-'•-t >l11t isle
I
P y There f,s no good reason: wily healthy weep Captain Baillie Stewart, ,, a a Picture ilt .Tis ,to see. Hermann Gra'- Seaf4ia+t41 ....,.f.__..., 11:6ti l.47�
°St . r - deifyteJr shoniltcf .tLat be 4&raftsd aloe Scotch a'rnry' .,offieer who was cW,vIet= ing s war ',kw ar soaring o'vetihead!" '(Mut,on IL" 14I41A
I, 'possible big scale prddctn and so reduces cosb� ' g ed of s�ellin mdliba, _` .
r ,' a with. Iiheal iw youngsiters. .. g . secrets to Ger_ be declaims. 'Boy, are ,they Bast! Garderrlch ... 913 moi @
_' , maf'ty, Is another': of the renegade' Now, don't lot the Britiah drag Am -
a 1.,r, Int preparfwg draft •faw9 rhes flrsf Ibraadaar�term, erica into t1>te thing, Harry. Ilona Ci.P. °'f`'
,I,,, coitsidleratidn m'u'sk always be a rater- Naxf radio plary%els ��e designed to �/i$%
' s t'a'rt' one. But viofx" in; battle Is not �� e chestnuts � of the t
%� T 4 /�% ®%� f % %� Prall $ he+t+aivai a •,. i
to I 1. e wore ' —w .L ® .L .i. C.b V `✓ / fr 6 �i g sihiaw that tCantentmneni Teig fe the fire , r wr t : ; . P,�6 f
-� enough,. After m' war is warx 'this na land 'af HtlUler. - A Ramberg liutdher F;dlteubach 4&0'89 little harm, but he 4loderleirl r.r......rr.r..r.<.,, fig& t
vi, ,'I,';., tions strength will, not be measured $piafinani '
t will be heard e g to his• cue- 4Nontidmsee to barfa,4r3s .oltie lime ifrtriiiiet ...................... 1
1r solely by 1,09 `military successes, we a ��
t ' would Pane ',disa9ter gh+eater than any bosnea9 rivet theme 1s absto]uteiy no f me tarw' ..,;..L...; .......... lie
Ii' a++,, -1. -we m'iglvt" fltgl'hib. die avert, 4f victory all tlia,C rGhey need ,nit'• :Libre 'homes 'f'mmtt, raido is the -;Aufiurn .............;�.a___.. 4a49
` �Z has been ac>v3evetlt' by sgnawdering ire
''thiel meat to ,get ft. Inconsistency � w al)m for bolstt+eidng -German 'Blyth ....,.......:......<,d.r 4.11fi
,�v'., youth w+hi� we .must rely, Por never .trroubles. the Nazis. An hour ma Every effort is made to stir W� -rr ,6.41!
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at 8ri'taf n's blockade cls Inh umamm, r aill"w•• I s navy° to ,m,a;p,:nled by • • r �..W 6g'1. ,
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