The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-04-24, Page 2^
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ruhilrhed bygigtial,Strr
West Street. evederleh, Outs* .
Tuunsnox, Anat. 24th, 1941..
noTsloTnia: TEX I ( ' ' •
ctufAmAs DOTAAR Who ithhe note o; . what le going on,
..e.„..._... . 4 'It the 0,Nat. is a cold dollarseand",
pahlie Shttald make aa effort cents Proposition," they may eey in
te aiattlerStotal what Is behind the inter- effeet,:'we will treat at OkS -saele not ,se
4ereneeit br. . the tiorerartient at thia an Jiistitu.tion, ' which looks ter; our
trine Witb normalprciceeses. of trade StaDDOrt berease it is pubhiely-owned,"
MO Commeree-ebaterferences - wilt* Put it this WaY4 IleileitS Of. die
it e telerated Inthne pea
tional railway , system are toleratoiid
' 404)sild'b. of ce, '
A nieWspaper eorresPondent writes,: 'beeause it .is a national *Siltation,
In apite Of grave 'warategs from and 'because theservice it gives . is a
okoveMaeut spokesmen at Ottawa, such, value te thecourtiry as a whole
•and*.in splte Of; the. effort tat Orb that it' 1,4 worth Willie to support it
-60011•41111g toY the iliZtitatiou of war out of- pablic Pirds, If it tails in
'salrilkse Plodslits, -1VeraRe Mali
*4 401tair it, the t Gantry la Mac- gi'illig thaeserviee it loses the right to
'AillArie.)aerieudattemPttotehangehis pubile
Or her Mode ef lisribt,, In TOrOuto, The people a .North IIiiroa, will be
,,,e --- —moireLpeepte Urried, out to see tire abl.e, to et along ieithout 'the .seetion
- .tiettileir..parade'ron tire-board-rrnlitri
of raliviay, whieh is beingl(kiiiiiliiit
,Sunnyede than.' •tiletie 'Were
the 0.N.R. manageinent . should be
ntiectatore at the nallitarY Parade
organized by- the•Wnr. flexings Wm- _fareftil_nOt to consider too lightlY4he
:mittee. Thouirainte crt Canadians change . In public sentiment,'• which
' *lat on, puttilleilrelltdwir PersrMal
- ---lesettete• - eir4-, and...; war _ effort might reiult from the abandonment of
. ;10etond.' Mair, °them 1nSt torget service in diatriets -here and - there
0011t: the 'Wa14E000 ' .: . throughout the countrY. '
' 'Ibe baste fOr 'this Ceminent is
tite- general-knOrriedge..,0*. OW*
retio".are gilidingthe.destIO Of the .
601404-'4re determined .that there
filiall, :he no, initiation, in 'Canada.
.'Zliese- lea0eir4, *.otre•-.1bracetr to do
l'ekietything Vogrnible in Prftr to
,bialce Atte that the ,,4;10)*(lian,
dollar, ..#8,ve Year a from now, vial
'41iure as much: fatnitate lin& .elothes
itid food as it ')does. now. They
Want to make sure that when. a
,Cancirrian caahed 'his war seeings
,teetili&tes his money' will be werth .
an ratith-Tes 'it IS now la buying
• things for the ,Ilome .that he ' didev.:**
witivaut daring wartime. They
want to make sure that *insurance
. policies will continue to give-, at,
'snitch_ proteetion to Widowa. and ._
.....-elilltleen itlYe- yeittrelrottl: now as
they do now, 'ao' .thet :the $2,060
, Went 'provide onlYthalf Of the corn- ,
" fort *IXiehcthe husilVdAtow-plans
.. _. ,..,. _ . .
, If the genOral public demand for
. • all sorts of inanufactures contiuues
• to inereage t'i> a 'POitit where the
'menufactarers of the-ceuntry can-
not Meet -the demand, 'then prices °
rise and Anilation comes. And if
thatsituation develops; or is Seri-
oUsly threatened, then Canadians
---:70ark eVect, soinie form of compuls-
ory savings as the people have .in ,
•Germatty and now in England. -
The warning against unWiSe spending
may be 'unnecessary in -a ,commanity .
like thhi, being apPiicable to centres' In
Which war industries are Paying huge
-wege bills. What we are intenested in
as
the reference to the _necessity of
,
,.
keeping' intact the value of the Can-
.
adian dollar, • ,
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This deternrieation' tO prevent, if
. .possible, inestion. in Canada is behind
the aetivities a the Wartime Prices
Board, whch seeks to keep rentals and
.prices Of conimod'itierfrord Soaring. 'as
. +they would without control. It was
behind 'the pegging •of the price of
. buttera secondary object, perhaps,
being toSpoii the fun of the speculators
• *hi) hoped to =Hie a killing out of the, that, the Legislature foundrit so difficult
sale at winter prices of butter bought I to reach a decision upon "so simple -a
at summer prices.' Increases in the matter as as women se• rving, on juries.
, priees, of foods bring demands f_Oi But is it so simple? the, Star . editor
1
' ,Inereascsin wages; increases in wages , is exempt, aS 'a •iewspaper man, from
Mean hicreases in the prices of 11103111- jury service, and possibly the IA's.
Asetured goods; and increases,p1 prices lature had the idea that an editor is
i)f -±adii:ufactud goods constitute a no more indispensable to his office than
burden.._upn, the Producers of food- a woman is to her home ' and her
• stuffs, And so tile viciouscircle goes, children; If ank. • Aftd there- ape SOD:W
illitleSa . the proeSs an be checked other things, we can think of ip Calk
• soinevvitere. The firmer is least able neCtion with the question that possibly
.4 et allr ' to demand an increase ,iii the the legislators also had in mind.
• .priceiS of• the goods ;he fells; So he .•
rd-Marleye-Deputy:Speakeleof-th
-iihtifilit be tife-bist-intereSteci '
keepinHousepriceedOwnalt 'roundoue of Lords, who es in, Canada just
g '. .
• . We beliere,Public. Opinion would be now, gives the. lominion high praise
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with the Government in the stern sup- for what it is fiefing in the , war. He
pression of strikes. It workers have [meationed Canada's military assistance,
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cause to 'complain ot wag•Ki or ether 1 particelarly the -Cemmonwealth - Air
conditions, their Clams should be in Training Plan, andthe steady sappjy
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Vestigated by the ;Government and, all of goods?. and declared, "No .`nra.tte
, parties ereed to abide by .the decisions 4what happens in, Britain, or anypatof
reached as e result of/thee investigatien. Europe, Canada will , still be `here.
One ;thiss.oe werkeroShould not he al- Without Canada we couldn't .last three
, lovVed to fOrpe in improvement in its weelta,"„and he .went on to say, '"Sofne;
' couctitionsei 'at •the expenre-- of other Unties I think that the people of Canada
'classes.' . Wartime eonditions 'call for don't. knew Just what .tliey are doing
4.,
Gotternment control which, as we have in this war. You and the other Domin-
stated, would- Mot' . bedeelrable and ions are the reason Hitler ean't win."
• ,wottidettot be t:olerated irttinie a peat -4: It .1.4 g,00d to hear, words like these
•once in dwhile; though they shotild not
'teontribute to any let-up in Canada's
;effort. •.,..„._
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Priine Minister King is 'back from a*,
.e.
visit' to President It000eVeltr With the
annoiinceme.n' a •iliteAlationai An-
anelararrangelnents which will to some
eXtent lighten Ile burden apt* the
Canadian Treasury <)1 the enormous
war expeedituees. sMr.„Kin;g ledicated
that the United States end Canada,
would eo-opera,te to the fullest pessible
degree ..:102'. the Production of , war
materials, and he spolte itb warm terms
of the strottg feeling of friendship for
kianada, and tile rimPire, which is Inaba, -
TO -St today-act:was the border. 1/fr. King
also took time, off to explain the bit*,
ation, with regard to Several matter
which hate been stibieet a public, 0, „ la ethat presk
, s,tin a laoun,
ortea
temitIle tent, ' stated that the diii ere
spod;
tion, pf Cand4tart troops overcas Is itr'dent rt°g‘ev(31t PiLliis t4> 1"1311'4).tfralva
next monthe while gailittinent Is In
oeso1014 and to address the COMMA'S
and Senate. TbiT. will lie the (first visit
of any lereshlerit of the ,TITAited rStatee,
to the Canadian capitalpe-
usrry 04400
Phil Osifor of Lazy Moldova
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BI)ITORIAL :NOTES-
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"And now," says Hitler, "FU I*0-
eeed-to-earve -the TurkeY."
• '• •
'`The sari's running" does not always
Teter to*Betilto 3,luisellni, remarks Tile
ghesley Vaterprise.,
•• • • is'
Mussolini Musing:, I couldn't whip
little Greece myself, but,Li—gOt that
big bruiser of a-lZfitl'er to do it for me.
The world will see 'low what a great
man I din.
HOLDlifiG A RAM
There Is one question that haS long
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battered me, and that i$, '`Iicev do yell
ifold a babS19n Or another way to ex -
a
press the qnestion would be, 4-1low can
you hold a child In your Arnie and
Satisfy the WOmen, folks?"' „That maY
seeni 'like a foolish queetien When yea
first hear it, but eonelder the problem
for a little while.' -
First of all, they king You a bundle
of white clothes and hand'it to you.
Volt Wish, and sort of mooch your arras
out, and with the bundle at arm's
length look for the opening to see what
it contains. Someone pulls the tucked
blankets back and there staring Up into
a strange, new world is a red .baby „ »-
and you just stand there and gape.
Folks start to laugh and you. Sort
of grin In. a sheepish way. The baby
Starts to cry arid you shove the bundle 1";°anY°n a 4014414 'than'. lianWstea;c1
intoosomebody Oise's arms. BeeeTeode Heath. So it. has remained; until. the
latidlts then,. and they Start to make 'Aber 114.Y.' • ,'" ' ' ' '
'Oat, now there'is activity again. The
scartseretarne-The,pits.are"„beizig,„need
as dumps for the debris of beilibeT
buildings,. Already the heaps mount
high. They will All the pits, the %,grass,
will grew; antr-fainre generittion,s will
-tread the level walks again, unthinking
of, perhaps unknowing, 'the history' be-
'bleeks of Rats, hotels,
hoepitals, shops, historkial shrines,
monuments, einemas, smart town
houses, Georgian. Mansions, respectable
suburban villas, and the poor slums
that here find a Common grave. What
a theme for poets to come! Alas, poor
Yorick! •
By such sights'. one is Moved, especial-
ly if on the previeusiday •one has *Vent
a dismal Morning wandering around'
the scene of the second Fire of London.
The demolition men have been basy,.
and many of the broken, and blackened
walls which looked like decayed teeth
are now ptil•led Own, leaving only
blanks as ,do teeth pulled out. This is
death. Oust.- to dust, ashes to ashes.
Let us mourn. But not too much. ,
Probably there has been a, good deal
of bunk talked and written about 'the
destruction et. Out -.ancient sites.; The
-two pro_ble,nis-that Were,engrossing the,
-n`tiktntrdh of Logialcbercire rittref."-iitV
peare,d were: (a) what to de abotit all
...theseaumerotis 'City ehurehes; deserted
-Slate7 Moncion'seveirrota-riMiii
floated away; :to the Suburbs, and (b)
how to And a Parking space in narrow
poky' Oheapside; which had beeome im-
possible for modern traffic. It was be-
E GODERICii SIGNATATAR
• Current Views on the War
NO MOVENINOI REQUEST merkable thing *bout the diseueSion; of
The other day on Hampetead Heath Post-war ideals in general at this etage
eame on 4 melancholy, ateht eo,,ieed is that the discueelon cuts eight aeroes
than the burial,, of London, 'or, tattier, 04hlierVi,e'olvw•al'i"t1PeaofetYfoar„11,tegileuareellot:glan'trathoirtn.
ed‘ hitS Toondiore Whew war begall; eConcanie, fuld, 4ocialeeo," f a
almost the entire population of 'thia, party, and that Jack of imagination and
lelatel event a eimPle months tilling better world are no monopoly of one
sandbags for dear life, to make pro- mulish 01)110424tioIt to Onange emialot
teetive wane aid beetions against nemesarily be given party label,
bombs. A greet pare of the sand; for Sometbnes itoseems that the correct
Londonwasgouged out of Hampstead party designaticala of the future world
Heath. It was a strange sight at that GuitheOU.sidtu bilatiettearltr,ut:e.ITligebenret axePar-ttLIOAsuany
tune to see the endles,s train- of carts the only
streaming empty through the barders, .gpirtudtsictin-abgiml10,Zerill• 11.1theirc.aettl,
and the excavator dump a giant mouth-
eomplete
ful out. ee4t4 egg.each ae it passed. -unity are oPposition to ifitlerand.deter-
Br the time the l'equireMents of Safety nithi:autilouran thatany4;atrenyn.getItha:nguteeg must debr,toeto.
were SatiSlied there -remained a string Even soraewhaf queer vonter-
of enormous pits, say eve hundred feet rac3".
long iv two handred feet across afirl elle° 11.01t1 In London recently et people
'thirty feet deep, where, olio had •eeou who „advocated abandoning our war
pleasant lOvers' walk. It looked effort proteated that. it did SO to
like a poor imitation of the Grand stroagthen• democraeY and because it
was Hitler's staunchest enemy,
• It looks as though our war memorial
this time will have to be to the Dead
Past, I was talking about •the debris
dumps on liamPstead 'Heath. There
are other ,sucirslumpeitroUnd tendon,
notably one in 'Hyde
good -Sized maenad, which would make
the ideal site for it. 1ehould) take oft
my hat when ,"/ went by. • There was
much that was good about it all—al.
-though there was also inch that -had
been dead for years but dida't lEnow it.
flin, of 70,11...terliPliting-93.1?a,11: he
wrohg •," '
What Is the tight way? A man. Just
Sort of naturally Onside's the problem
.hand and, feeling that the Most lin"
portant ;thing is not to drop the baby,.
he holds ;on for dear life . and ilea
some. -
During the day 8 that. are to come,
after the bundle. of joy :arrives, you
grow eecustomed to the wayi hold,ing a
.baby. Bul somehow you never get full
cOnildence. Women haVe a waT of
looking at you that Makes you squirm.
you look to see if the baby's feet ere
exPOSed. and the blanket flips over the
wee one's faee, There's a helf-smothered
cry,• and: as you grab for the blanket
there's a strange, slipping senkrition and
you grab and hold on. Now, you were
doing line but somehow that look
from a woman can send you into a
near ‘panic. Why? That's soinething
I can't answer. e•
-There eniposItte time When the baby
mes a pill •Slie'S walking and
making sOunds that, to the es.rs of the
fond parents, are real "words." Tiny
• • • `, •
leg tire qttick,ly and se father must
-.7-bevoltreny reaeTour-registratieepickcIliyeri's utr that."aesit:yd:rilkcam6,,:un.,eard,,has to be turnethin to the Govern-'
comfortable While carrying a little till
...raent whert na„; pass from this world?" or boy? In the dist place, he usually
J.t• •eaan;i7te... ..has,oTeTa-111142the-tbilirs-
still be officially elite, �r what Will the :Middle in- inuell the -murk way -as a,
logging ehaiu ,hrs used to bind a log.•
G-overnment do about it? The fattier, like all men, is inclined. to
stop and talk with 'cronies on the
street. It's easier to hold the child in
• .o4 •
. We h.ave a queer language. A news-
paper ,.b,eadhig the other day was:
"King (of Gmece); Orders :Fight to
•Finish." This meant, of 'eatirse, that
tile King's soldiers Wereeto keep on
fig,hting; bu,t if it had • mea..nt that he
-wanted the fight to -cease the same'
• words might have been used.
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It- is almost past belief, but Red
CrOss,othcial states that the loss of life
itt Englandet tills period di less than in
peace -time. Reasons given are -the de-
crease 'In autOniebile traffic' on the
highways, trainine.in accident preven-
tion, 'greater sanitary precaution.s,
eaution in, diets, And so en—and might
it eat be that 'people forget minor
troubles and are , more ipterested 111
living in these exciting and strenuoud
times than in :the dull times of peace?
' , • •• •
• The Toronto Star thinks it is- strange
coming a question how Many ra•urs.cum-
his drills than to try to keep the little. •
boy or girl front running away on the pieces a city can afford. to the square
busy street. • • yard afid live.. After all, :the .City of
The child .begins to, squirm . : .. and London had been burned before. .Fifty,
gradually works down and down to- years after the Great Fire of 1606- the
wards the street The elothe.s workup. 'inhabitants were thanking God for it,
M'etlier manages to Arrive about 'the and affirming that"however dtisastrous
time that a neat section ot bare legs it May have been to the then inhabit -
and underclothing are exPesecl,„„ and, ants it proved infinitely beneficial to
and posterity." •• ' , ''' .,
she ieseues the child from the'father'S
proteetive grasp. .. , _ _ _It is undoubtedly true'that if bombs• "Why can't you carry the child pro- Oestroy ;our "Wipes- they may -also (no
perly?" That's the question "asked with thanks to Hitler ' and Goering.) with
regularity and nobody seems to]now moderate luck destroy some • of our
the answer to it. . . uglinesses, which the more public -
The child, on the other hand,- is, spirited of us citizens have long striven
usually not without some measure of to. dp, but fruitlesSly. °Elven. in the
protection. jii4 „about, the time., that heat of our righteous indignation, the
you htei-e your pipe going with a merry optimistic .ek.fgparkik.s at "visions of
blast, a chubby :fist can be expected "w gl"les 114/w P"sible' '
to tip the pipe," hot ashes land all; dovin Not tret_ there has been much talk '
yrour _vest. Just as you go to step off about the rebuilding. That is just as ,
the end of the curb to cross a street in wellt . ., . A more important point •is,
the village, .an exploring hand pulls given the new setting, are thepeople in.
your hat (limn over your eyes. Just is it going to be heppy 1- -1,4eubt whether
you are looking your soberest in church, anyone who has not 'actually lived the
with the child perched safely on our past six months on this island can con-.
ceive the extent to which we have
changed -our outlook_ Whole induStpes
have been lifted up bodily and putlelsec
where. People, too ; when the work
can't be brought to the people, the
bee pleyed only II pert in thIA
businees. •Uermeny now dominates the
'Bellows partly by the military power
she wieldy from. her centrel PoSition,
for * oupreme Within the radiva
of action of her bombing planea, but
also ranch, by the magnet of ber
Vorseloua market, She owes her 61.1C.
cees as much to her ,economic pull': as
to her eoldierly -prowesa. Her only
Pes.9ible eival „in title peninwala gait
Russia, but Itusela, had no 00101a1C
pull .anit . dared not uee her military
Otmufethe
,
That is tile morel which emerges for
is from the disappointing treaty of
friendsktip juat concluded between
Turkey and Bulgaria. A year or tvvo
ago puch a treaty might have.ranked
as hopeful ibeginning.°- Today it,
registers failure. These two Oates are,
indeed, , Pledged to refrain frock attacks
-upon' each other, but that in the eircum-
stances is likely to mean only that each
will stand paealve while `GerMany
znarehes'. Also theY, undertake ,to
deal' that is pessible to develep mutual
trade. What ironical, hp invented
that &hint,' Tarkey,-iturl.Bulgarla are
net, and never an be, in the economie
Sens•e 'emeplenten.tary they grow the
same ;crope., ' •
. And that Is broadly true* all these
kitu-Statta.---Therdo-uoteneeLeach.
other: it IS to Industrial: Europe they
must sell, and from it they nnigt
As -little does Woggle need Melt grab,
nor can .she supply their .egileultaral
peed* . . is useless to Mane them
for failure to eonstitute'aeobeeent
TIIMADAY, *ith I
London nor fileneva la* eter
stood. - The Neela grasped it
New Stebeaman end Natien
(tendou)'0
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MAILSIASTVIC ACTION
1Canadian eitizene expecting men
from Soldiers , or friends in Englaudi
mailed during the period- 14th to 2ttrd
atareb lust, are advised pet:there MO
eonsiderable delay or peerhapaeloge,
eccoiding te A statement released: br
PoStmastek-General William lielocle,
Word has been reeefved that a stea.mer,
carrying mall IS overdue. The ship
was supposed to have left the other
side 'during the last weekof Merck
was due he Canada ardund the llret,
week of April, The steamer was earry-
ing 4,241 bees :of mall, including 3,855
bagsofletters ,Wild 403 bags of Pspeelif.
Ganadiaa Post Office Department
*tat all tithes anxious ito=provide Safe
and _expeditious mail service , between
eltriens a Canada' and intlita'rr forces
and friends in Great 'Britain, hitt the
above' is an example of ofee of the un-
avoidable eituations whiclifrom time to;
.tline oatoot do postal eerriCe.
LEEMYRN
Ta-atlYR14, Orli -214-44-12-s Rutb
Shaw returned to Toronto on ',Sunday
_ ding her Vaster hetlid;ays here.
lered—C°.--11-etten"left--6katerieh------
by boat on- Tues,day last and will he
awey=alisuintaer.working on the Teasel.
He will certainly be missed here- by
neighboes and) friends. • ars. Fred
alorton itncr 'eon Alex.. are new residing
And there Is always the comforting league of mutual support. The, only In Goderich.
reflection that whatever has crumbled possible unit for such or. league IS -Captain Rod, Bogle left one,Tuehd,ay
and gone for ever it is certainly not Europe .1hoett, whichfortis an'intellig, last to go to his boat, the Blue River, 7
our soul. • ; ible, teonotnle pattern. That neither at'Montreal, ' • •
-,David Low in The Listener (London). •
THE ECONOMIC STRANGLE -HOLD
We have grown so accustomed to be
Nazi technique of intimidation and cor-
ruption, that we hardly realise the rtith,
less skill of MS enterprise. Six months
ago, what friends did 'Germany possess
In • the 'Balkan; Peninsula? ...Through'
this uneympathitie...peninsula the
mans are preparing to march, fearing
no attack on either flank, and the thing
will be achieved', until they reach the
Greek frontier, without their firing a
shot. 'Hungary, Rumania, and tomor-
row (Bulgaria open _their .frontiera:
Yugoslavia,'Terkey and ;Russia. watoli.
thee:mareltO;41*,'Orreekrefrontierselir
passivity. And ordy the Greeks stand' in
posture of resistance. • 6
--to—aeeounteefore.eh
rapidity of *tier's advance? Hungary,
indeed, was bribed, for she got. half
Transylvania and may .subsequently
geria little more. ' 'BLit that explanation
does not parry us far, for Rumania
was carved up; yet she, too,: clings with
amputated arms to the Axis, Bribery
''veimarissmassnm•Imawalommosimailista
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We Can Supply Your Every Need in Paint „.
Or maybe you need some --NEW FURNITURE to''replace
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that chesterfield,' . rug; dining room, bedroom vor Wallet),
urlitureilhaitAsislieconwoliabbYT:- if oo
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arm, a hand will cable up from the back
of your head and push your Sunday
greased hair down over your forehead
and what can you, do about it?
Mother smiles and Stly&SNyetly when ,
you mention it, "Well, if you would .people must be brought to the work.
Live °towns wither, dead towns blossom.
Erstvrhile insignificant hamlets bulge
with strangers. The surprised seaside
resorts are laid over by hordes of
sedate persons in: black Telt hats -from
Whitehall. To factories find them -
learn to carry the, child properly all
that wouldn't happen." -.
How do you carry a child properly?
fAIYIBER;LEY OUT AS SITE.
,AIR FORCE SCHOOL selves making lethal weapons; face-
.
cream laboratvies suddenly become
So People in That District Relieve— highly explosive: Drowsy coWS bend -
Kincardine and Lueknow Merck- ing for a mouthful of grass find them -
anti Disappointed • ' .selves chewing the concrete •foundtition
• While. definite word is not forth- of a new factory.
eonaing from the department 'in charge, It Is too much to expect that *Very
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t understood,' sayaktiTimeT4 ne OILW retusielratinietly-atter--the-
News, that there:- will be no gunnery war and take up life Where it was left
andborabing:sehool at Amberley.. • off. This geeetatiott is ha.ving a rude
For some time it was belleved.that baking, Such ,4s, had no couitterpirt In
this school would- be established, as a the laSt war. It seems just now that
link with the R.A;F. air navigation the new experiences 'embracing -us all:
stlool at Port Albeit and 'the R.C.A.F. can hardly fail to leave permanent
elementary,flying school at Sky Harbor marks on the national character. s
near Getletich, but It •is reporteed that Foreigners have always had an exag-
-the gunnery and bombing school win gerated idea ef the Significa.nce as a
probably !be establiShed south of these national :type of that stand-offish Eng -
places, at $t., Joeeph, near Grand Bend, Tishman, whe"„ when you say to him.
The reason for the •reported change, ``,GoOd morning? nice weather we're hay':
says the .Kincardine paper, is the ex- ing," &seats your iMpertinente in Ina-
cessive cost ,of laind Ambeiley area. plying that you and he were sharing the
The, proposed site there, which was seine weather, If he was Vver the
twice surveyed and for which,' plver lypiealeEttglishnitin, has uet been So
liminary negotations had been started, since the last war, Still, compared
is one of finest farming areas in ehe with ,the Araericans and Australians,
district and, most of the farms have the average Englishman is a type fairly ,
better thtun average building on them* reserved, 'especially about his hotne.
To take over ' :these lands would be ;Among the English the idea of hopse
extremely costlYr'whea it is coneidered and family has been a 'finidamen,tal of
that there is much unprodfictive land the social Structuie. And. bY the ,tng•-
•Inethe,arcia--ofeftedosephejteet- us-sulte• lish.L.dolgt.ixtean.onlY theeoecupants of ,
'able for a gunnery and 'bombing school. • the befortial halls, nor yet the subarbite
At the same time; the evident failure villas. The idea permeates the slurias
of the plan to have the 'sehool at also, as the evacuation officers, who
Amberleyels a keen disappointment to, have been persuading the obstinate old
disteict'residents and especially to mer- ladiee in danger areas to leave their
chnnto in ferckitow and. Kincardine, humble dwellings, will tell you. .
wh(ti• were of the opinion .that there But look at ua now, .The emergency
*mild be the school and its members in has telescoped us together. WI are,
training at Amberley ebbe perforee. leading a comMunity life. oWe
sleep together in shelters or in tale an,
otherev houses. We eat together., We
TEA311V •UP THE RAILS '
" ,•§Attiaa,i •of this week WI11 see the.
. end of train- service on the Clintee-
`Wkinghant sectiee of :the old, Londoe,
Htiron ot Bruce lice of the Canadian
'N'ationa.1'.pilways. The tracks are to
be torn •up -to, serve eoree buster election.
• The -(3.dt, mianagemeut 'must be
supposed to know their Orin bUSiness
big among the people .6f Horek there
is eeoubeedoubt as to Whether the beet -
'meet -eats of the railway:at* oerved,
-, by ethe abandOnment, of this seetion.
The direct ;saving in dollars and eents
sweill and may be -Completely *offget
•, by •inflireet loeeee, Tangible losses,
howeeer, are not the only -ceeeS the tell -
way may euffer. he.T0.,N..11.14.1%.
• ovvwerehip institution,* awl to be ds
Ouceesfeful as it might be it muse have
the eardial eympathy-of eel large a
peoportioa of the pehlie as ,can be the ,hande of the British hieir command
'made intereeted la it. When it ' and that the Canadian troops are being
abandons a ektion which needs rail-
way serviee—thougheiet te tile degree
that it did In former yeare—and gives
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the present arrangement, under which ti*--14---"el. together- We are looking after
one ',s .
'he maintained constant commuoicationartotherchildrenIt is impore
. able to be mie-et. when vie are•junaping
with London by telephone, was Prefer - throughone anothee's windows to put
able to the sitting fat ,x,ondon of an Out one another's fire bombse We work
nnwire eaeinet eehooe memeoee 1 any together, wc conduct , our besiom, to-
, gethert It - is- difficult' to
ease 'weuld have to eonoult their re- roaletain the old comPetitive' spirit against year
Spective • Governments ,before Analting ,businees rival vviten he has lent you a
decisioae, 'Sire .ging Mee made the desk in the eorner of his °Mee 'beeffuee
reef.'4.* heen boinbed out': XII S'bort, we
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ifnprobable,that the lesson will be en-
tirely lost on ea.
There. has been for eeme One new,
behind alt our Wet, preparations and
perforatancee„ a baeltground of dlecite
siert about whet we are to, do with the.
world—and oureelvea—aftor we have
won. thevar. MreOlturehili bee so far
refrained from allowing his blueprinte
of the future. " „The Prime -Xinteter
exenses htineelf on the vele, reaeonable
.ground that he Is too blew savingeour
ekins. N'either is the general, Oldie
ranch. interested., . The most re,
kept le Britain, instead, of being sent to
the Mediterranean, because tile British
Government 'wants them kept there.
se the reseonw for its dech)lon !that the Regarding the formetion of Au IMperlai
pee le not paying as lilt, sheul4 anI that War Cabinet, advkated by -some newe,
the Mile ean be treed ellevtherj, it is paper., hz Caeada, Mr. Ning said there-
allienettrer the eympethy not only of the was 'no proposal of tide nature from
pero010 dirtetly affected but' of other1.onflon, and personally he eowddered
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