The Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-03-23, Page 2TSE GQAERICHSIGNrA .Aid
Current 'dews; oc#ke, War.
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Ali illiaaltar Tress, It ra exte cf those gray. days..
'a
Albo•
"rQ?�Rttearead1 and �rtaini.W •;t 7a �a n ked March w f [ $ e ivo
ld
• :...-_ x __,T4a14a.`�,�'r` ...Y - a- � . aeeiues• a little•nui and, .nerves
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°n «• 1 p"a
-AdvertisingRam rrt offfifen--t#p-a you4,-,
Tib
before 'then on. the •plains elf mess-
arahia, ',They be slowed pp when
they, get dieser Gto x itlie • German borders,
'but there would:' •be feW takers- towager
at the S ictet- into -S Fill _'.
:Noise
t 1ers -you and you. x Leel like going
out
and kicking ata past opsoia�,�ething .
equally foolish and futile.' Tie piper,
usually a Sunday afterneoxl treat, lust
c oestet •halcl: any ° aseination. . There
doesn't, seem. to be Anything on the.
ladle,. " + u. plan.'.+ on, lying ,clown, but
you know you .cant sleep: The, rest
v 'the time Yin tt-- rOnnd . a ..d_ o,
That was the ay of •it. las Sunday.
n :1Pre-C'evre, pou,stide4",la,,,i,e-Tee;:arjel 74,443.'c4e1rcinuakant:9Ok)111,4:'ableotte_tvth;e11, rAitist touguig ta an
while niare comprehensive, mild: he . -rate; tbirWaY, net Ile tuts. 11414 brpllit -t-? -a- rn2tiAlle • 143'
e to be blowing off an,iteeberg somewhere;
. baseburner was going pretty", well, but
: w'ff"44171e1Ye:.•* 41°- lar•ge. 'daily newS aper exhibits coneera 'tile heat didn't Seem, to , help matters
- tbe,:baR • ' over the 13.140. er of farm anction sales anY' — '
()rides, but this', it SeeniS, riat' in Western : Ontar10.- no sofa readin the '
.'ease. According tor The Toronto, St,ar,
• the bill glYes the. Trovineial Minister.
of Health ',Supreme pil-evet to -say what
the services are to be, what they are
to cost, how meek- the doctors should
he Paid, .ete,. The Minister is te. be
advised cencereilig these matters, by
a 6oard representing the technical
and"lirefessioual personnel perform-
ing: the' task; 'Thus the municipal
'health services," •conthinIs- Tbei.'"Sta.r,
of phySiCians. The people who are
aerved are entirely- tinrepreSented en
Otis important' body. .They given
4 Olie-Vight" :MAY 'by -the bill—to pay for
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Much of the forge.of this Obje.p,,tiOry
- is lost however,' threugh the per-
' missive .featurei .the The
• meastire-laAto-be. put in, effect in any
. the electors, And the AlecessarY
s'• fiords -.,ingy be. raised eitiier.• zArt
inl •lety on Ali rest -
the. system. was "work-
' gig- In. thos-e7iiifATitTerrhr'-vh_,It
ienee might dictate 'sued' changes in
detail• -from, the Original plans. -1.f, in
bit a•sraall Minority of ;back;
*aid ntruile4AffieTliad-TadOted-the
ticheme, if Might be considerd
, Whether- it shOuld -not be Made eoixt-
casion Of alarm; rather the increas waS vvorking in the kitchen,
raood getthig Weise all, the time. Tabby
ProYed condithins on, the farms, Fdr was curled\ up on the mitside of the
some years there *ere eomparativelY" window.• Even her' tail was
few farm. sales, for, the reason that' Tabby was in bad, humor, too.,,'f Sup -
number of sales is *a readt of nu- ovas staring mat the window ;with 111Y
to ,get .'inSide where It
farming waS se depressed 'that' farra,l'ilese.6be w4ated
et;s *the- ordinary course would • .Th •
eri I saw her perk uP." Her head
have retired einild not sell out At a 1, came up and„the tail_started its iisual
price that •would enable them „to livel pendulum,, movement . . . to -and,: fib
.retire.ment. Now when. prices 'are'. • .--. to and fro . ...as it she hati
siiddenlY spotted a mouse. .I looked all
better and farn,ung is More -attractive; over th
Into the places of the older men,' mere a bright -vested •robin. -7-, • .„ .', ,',;*1
•sates„ite•being made, and there is an The rebin was back.. He,' sat up on
_, years,. the post -looking the place Ofer as if
accum'ula.tion of;-saleS from the
. lignring out, whether -he would take -up
of , depression during which the OIder residence in our neighborhood again
men held on, in- desperatien. baii is 'or not.. The 'day clide't som to bother
bit. suppose it was. foolish-
the,zeta.‘y the situation is explained to 'Jilin a
nesa, lint Tabby Seemed happy to see
He skipped out Of sight; only tO
us by one who'imightlo know:, and: it him.
loeks "quite, tetiSonable. ' return ip a moment or two with a
, v. to eat his lunch: After hinch
The C,C.F.- leader in the Federal ceeded
be sailed down to a. small pool of water-,
aonse has' expressed •approval .of the.
APFROAtl1NE. ENO Or Still lie swellen, 'eirl eg ticking OUt
YRA> Ctl? ' straight by the d,• which
Surely by, now we 'have ha'd .enengh ds .seep 44 the deepest 7[ti1 d- been cooked ave ever
romf General ; Franco. S.onie tn,onthsi ,seen, The dinner bad
Mee r ttr, fire., . tire but
r
even Years, have �� by - � � we . user /�4 � t „ ruder shell
ave beard anyone say that.he W s under hid sort• alt,... theroit-line t�oa
�}, e leinan: with a. 11. auslt* �e ... . , -
%i of twe .. r
aps
ei Awe, • Bamba �:re, not put . �. did as vrelX, as this force.,r��d� �
car oea, it will •be said, k to Ortona to share a record, range , s they' t ui Ott ., a, Christmas dinner of bully
ranco- t►imselt; but neither world h � he � ►our we
there tf Franco was not .y an tinily . 'beef and . biseu1t, but o� . ed alongy,f .;the
erinany x am .laot talking about .$aw,' as Our „jeep a hex rA „ tha',
4�dinners „large: de�eii�stratr�►nr ..agusst. ,Iix%+ road, men ,eating
holes in: the Wet
t in and the npa of Tangier,
n' ound the
• with their • mackintosh
he,. •,'pro-�:x�. tone of the government -g
r. )lied press of Spain ,,Moreim: cane •and covered with• tarpaulins,Tin
�1 _, " whieli:atheey 'had; spent the night. T..
ortant in
IS- the fact that ref'n'7 tits" of
the Blue peelsion. ; (nm* called `` fel- in the a.n pend fig asever. 3 a..
h
day ate 'Apparently still: fighting with
he kl . more on the Bastern;front,'that to Manchester w . ; and they had hung
x mililon exit : "Merry hristmas" ""signs, They.
General .. �t`anco � pfPered. � .
soldiers t9 the Reich,
iutd that, As a
as it went througfir
reniiirkab1e; letter recently, published.
x o . 'Gil Robles (clerical and pro-
aoearcbist leader now exiledin'Portu-
nimble carollars Ur_ the suctellor' SO the 10411rOins, 'Of thiS delusion it 'need
hardly wen. Step by step he and his Only he said that a nation which Jai -
.0eituirrnatramn7nienalorttreitiderazredolo tothestalnuiti, n, fallen liven, itS neighbors. tor the third
time -40,a generation at the promptipl
its!Orreetivee in a aeries a impmsfstve pea to eseaVe wIlt,allY Part or the
stilll form part of the isolated gar-, Ifengarian reeOrd Is''''Uo better; •and
•risoni with 'Smalt;h0p0 Of .00.404 of ItUrnania it ICtilir onlY lie, 0441 that .
' Shipiiing prioritie4, whin, mg time tor She 'bed. lost Bessarabia and morethan '-
,evacuation ' Conies., The. bombing, of half Transylvania, before committing
lie;--011'erefineriesiat• „Mott _pn 1,,tuiplek'tlie supreme . and-, desperate 'telly et .
and to Hungary as, *ell,„ if the shape lq:ow that theY have begiin tO reeeg-,
Sonth-eastern Europe,. With the- cora- coveting ' that these ' *he'. entor. 1
leg 13t- =ore" favorable' .1/Rather and service of illtIer's Releh find esea
bases in Southern Italy. and the TAY- those' lueldeSs.and Ottipla giants voto
legly exposed, tO "Aniertcan air 'attack Icings of. Prussia ,bribed ' or kidnapped
--dity','-aud,-11ritiali---by-aaight--.‘„_...____.'" frem every country in Europe, to serve
"-me Itnigarians.' are, already Pain -
.."The' English have ,ASsuredly in'their
possessiba-(ineludMg Copies. of '5Pantsh
official communications exclmeged With
(acts' of hostilities against 'the
eoromitted• with the full coMplicity
the 'SpaniStt Government, spa." as the
erovisioning of submarines in Simnish
waterS, the plaelpg of bombs on 'British
ships andliared out' Ports, the in-
stapatien 'of radio stations along the
coasts of . the Strait -of. Gibraltar 4)
inform German submarines of -the
finning, serieus losses during the- Most
The argiunent for' appeasing Franco
used te,,„be-that we could' not risk. an,
other enemy- in -the Mediterranean,
-Rut no Ofie will -strieusly- argue -the
Spain will .declare-war'on and
the hist,,shred of excise for'lippease-.
Mates- protests has gene, tlembs in
orauge-boxes-should be met with SQ
thing more than polite diplematie Pro-
teSts. As Gil Robles rightly says: -
s have remained silent because
cheered our jeep
—The Manchester Guardia •
'revised -policy of the .Canadian 13*road-.
casting Qorporation in the matter of
political broadcasts,- wile the Pro,
• is -1131 osstble* to please: all
that soiriehew ' or other, had remained
unfrezen: Tabhy didn't mace a Inev,e it boa' salted their eonvenienee.to do so.
There was a_busy tapping *mind on it may be asserted that the Allies .haye
,the telephorte,,,Pole and When. I looked decided ,to „finish with, the. totalitaritui
ta%4thyerceniwitaeS aeuwth.oikesdiplcikeettriryh:,_amnmrin_fg_regiiiies, in whatever manner * may
be. RoeSeYeit hes made this 'abundant.:
Evidentlf; his. 'work on the telephone chi, Idish. to ''stippose that, when
iore-ri-ciirifiliTra"-WOM.ttVlIearnsec,--he-411.Ciatois and -all their" friendS are to
zipped. oyer to, aNdead appte tree and lie swept a*Fa.1""'-,•:iffertnettitotittlevekt
got ddwn, to buSineis in earnest. of a man likeyranco, wile*. the Alii_ s.
GessipY Iittl.e:parrows landed on the hear.tily . detest, shall be lett, ai a
telephone wires ,and' chattered away. favered -territory," , '
ft
fully aware-Pf this danger. -Sofia bath' adlerS• '
At the same time, „since the, pro-.
strength remaina intact; 'and this eir-
Their gift is not in -golden golu:
In higher values lutist we measure
Lives offered up Vreedom'S cau,s9.
'-While we but lea, an earthly treaie-
ies at home to sPeculatious as to tut- 4 or the antreheasiOAO'AnglitteSt the With all. we Itave--we must support
Pre develoPmentS on the eastern front, other Danubian- Satellite States. The Our men and women in this ;Opt,
But!, it is higlilY Improbable tliat it 'hoPe aPPears to prevail ,that the ' That peace niay come again to earth •
and Inaintenance of the ariny a' war And all. the WOtld be ruled bY
Hun• gary, Bunidnia; and Bulgaria, who s.solne-of her Greek and Tagoslav spoils
11: Stephenson'.
see tbe Uussiart armies drawing' near even. ,in the* event of an invasion of ItELP THE RED CROSS
have much fo depress them. Two -of
the three satellite nations been
deeply involved the defeat. Two-
thirds ,of the Hungarian Seeond oktiny
teni,divisions have been lost in
fornottions are still reported 'to be in
'Russia, their military value_is doubt,
strortgly averse from making fUrther
saerifices that the Governmeat have
lOng since ceased to publish any news
of,•-thefortunes or misfortunes of
these contingents. •
But ill as the Mazy -ars have fared,
the Rumanians have fared -far worse: -
They entered the !war as allies of Ger-
Many in the- hope of reavering 13ess-
and, politicians, even incleding those
who , Supported, that fatal alliance,
would have preferred 'their 'forces to
ternain on the right -bank of. the
their leader since Zing Cafes fall,f.
•ha• d cost Beniania some 50.000'•
.,went back to work with ,a.,,vengeaueq, tems--shall_tlisappear. /t.wonld be
parties. Any .talk Of .,:denYing a---
ridiciilous. The very- fact- that Ea:
iCi.sta of' the "regulations .is heard iS
proof that the .riklit of 'free_ speeCh
still- exists. 'There' are the news7
.Free speech a�es not' mean, that any:
body may go -on the air at, any time
and any place he. chooses, any .more
'Trust them. to .find. the piece of suet rIlielr Gif Robles is right- ,
(London )
When. I: craeed my neck around' there
was,. a pig -on frourthe barn sitting on,'
• the veranda stens. She Dranced around CIIRISTIVIAS BEHIN.,0 THE 'LINES
_ •Ivits privileged /to join them at their
It. may sound ftuuls, but for°.
sonp, -rdAst pork kid apple • sauce with.
„the' costs ,inight be assisted ,40132,7 •the...thtin he can take a free.ride 011 a rad- quite -Uintily 'and then strolled oft out .7": One . anadia'n
of sight.
Clever
Makes loaves, tender,
two -textured Aelitious
WRAPPED AIRTIGHT I
FOR DEPENDABILITY -
"-enth itlent"----nr--,-,411e;altsL,,...X.r.exincial, soou_pass away arid spring wilt Pis, °ranges- 8-1-16 al306M-
ahlilistake to7put througli.such an en- election since the new Gdverninent took be here., The -leaves Will be back -on
arid there'll be plentf of birds came -out of ,the line' otie-- at' a th4e,'
.aetnieiii„at thief:time.' To use' it: home-, office 'the' Consertative. :canlidate d., ,When, the given. :grasS chmei
had their dinners, and. relieved tlie
PhrAse, we Inuit learn to*brteP bet. eiected in Efaldimand-Nerfelk„,,,, on 'Mon- .an -d..
fere we 'Walk, ' - : - ,,: ,,,,, ••• day "'with a 'c).ear majoritY '-'•-OYei "the 'won't' hde thne,,to get in a, bad humor.
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• combined -votes-for- the C.C. . a d esi es, wbo on eart could, eireris
bad .humor :with groWing tkinos the roost, and sane lighting was eoing
• all around him? Life will soon be bac% onAn- the next street: -.Threeliattalions
candidate,. Charles Marthi, polled to:Lazy MeadoWs and we'll he 'at • the a Geriii-An: parachute troops in the
*Monday. was -supposed. to be the- 10,835, being an. mere -rise o , spring. planting. , - town _were still resistin. g strongly but
seryative candidate last year. , The
while the VOte increas.ed from
electors evidently d,eCidedt to mtd,--elt
stire- thing 'for the_ Governmeet 'can-
didate .over the • C.C.P. opposition.
The, party standieg in the Legislature
is not sleeted, -The° GOvernment hat
- ost day of spring, but the iveather the. yote polled, Mr the "suebessful Con-
orners The
:Man ' 'apparently . &dirt . 'mow it. • • began before *the 'first light this morn,
of ATI informative. publication which in to rev, grena es an re mor ars,
Won't 'somebody wake :him `up? . . -in'io -houses where they believed our
has. reached the, editor's 6estrsr.. trom troops • to be. They have tanks and
The', ,Haldimand-Norfolk byzelection :the first - issue since:- suspension in the
brenght 'the aetters of the.,,chling the have blow? ..borises and , mined
early months .of the -war-, and that rubble; they' have placed '..' mines in
ture, on highways. Could.tet We Scene- AS the name -indicates, . it dealS With but run conneetions 'to' the next 'Street
. International 'affairs froUr the
Waited• till our troops moved in, and
' how „wangle election, in this. ceun.-
points 'of individual - contributors, and then detonated -them. '
ty and get same mew brIdges.and more "there cis a- wide -variety -in the par. Canadians Aghting from, honse
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'and' there 'are two- •Labet•FrogreSSiveS
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• of ,and one Independent, Mr. .11epburn. Institute -of International Aftairs,'-and • • - e pe,
.:,the_ltoYal and. gurm and
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• :odd. His: •Findy didn't her' 1.;arlianient ' to • ask the Gov; , • -. And'iritiny Of. these- by surprige:---a-M1-
. .*ean hiit it goi'hini rib:tient to table:',,information en ' ecanada .194,ft. is an , official hind- row. no mere Merey tO themselves and
an to Our men et. to
Matters- eemiug within :the. 'book issiied - the.potairtion: Bareall eli,e'.11:13.C11°Sinri1d:e.S.-
,ffrae,light for time..as- a sample of' s°rts' phaseS .of the • 41' the -hall• Where the dinner was.-:
hfes..in the walls and enlv- part
• „with and. -statistics are, brought- • L
o roo —we con ,ear no on y:gun-
Cliteag°'•' • - to's what use Some. of the in- teXt is accompanied 'by a 'wealth. of We wete'asked to move our jeep from
• ' • * 11' ,o11- 't Illustrative matter that adds to the tho front door ; 'velaieles had been 'bit
—urirseS oarties°1-,unitabil)Ilay coa:e_reeasPno;- lizr:d'eur-c'ttf)n- at- subjects- treated.'; -The and' Area there - this morning. Sone
:Ontario' has. reasehect ti xial3s „that
the -. aceolunroiliition available- tet f14,1 -'18e -the
gianiattanciat itgerernthat have hrn. truica, to the aanaity. eleariug. station :fin.the
i4 the, coentrY seareb et 'helpers - • • • . that btahse-e. been' ermeaetentadl init°11r treizirapt:rinns- Thaery... b7;tireglittlisatuo'r'leosnwictileithiatkiheedmT, :th:eott,
Th authorities are 7,da, Yi Ago -t was..revealed in the House'
L of Commons -at 'Ottawa tha a me hare my „ChriStraas dinner first.r
ly • the taxpaYer4 of Cauada,:-.42,180 adVs_...,Pconotnic cendition-- at the eloSe -cs)vferrblipepe" lintingIniettheemnvere; nontgs4reeat.
the Government --and consequen eipal activities'. It a so revieWs an-
oirect one of the causes.of the short- :
te coiled from ti* ' records the in' •••• 1343" ..±1.111.8:1101. Ttiv wItibi"i: dinnertierivatl oaftittnheotrettle-,
I I+ f' formation required to anSwer (Ines:, ---e.° "w, • me
Thorap rt tribe tish (I., mina
har tne .?„0,0.F.. This article describes the eXtent oflhe• ''svas•- -decorated. hy• the commanding
officet with the '10itary Medal lie- had
- • 'pernoeraey party., 'trout ' ,411berta. eountry,'s 'forest resoprees, ,the_ present
, titn'e for tite'buslitesS,'ili'en, Members ,Of •tbe Government, Seine.. rartode uoef,sdtepalvetti?;dedanduto, verfoCIT: offorgl .won- "*".....ie men 'cheered Web-
• of :GodetieV—a. , -Vegt-r-r,---teerate- ti„„,,era Pirotg,5,,t, against • clue_osifloiniLei:;-itnitot The,, price at eter "and cheered the C:0... un.d the%
Other outside, of what boverninent digging -out- the ansiers, bit .11'
intii 1.)e, tho hieihiee ict retase, an alitt,%,t(traro.ngeli. the, cost 'PaPer halr-ii:idezretntztia!ianbIloOki:PPe2ot the
adiau „knows:.
imtustivio :vim be • established; .0-ev.„, thato they ate denygg 'the 'ir;41.theeizi .to teachers, bona • "bde" 'etude• tnts f°r tad*
„sO _ . g... ,filtale.10*.tbe thOugh. they_ had been licked •with t e
'lee between the Sart
twit that gro and
hag . been discon..
".Are the to be alloYcid to gobble
all the neve business?, When' the.
• 'lowed to sag"! 'What abotit it, :gentle-
men
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,The• protracted struggle -for , Pos-
session of' the Italian town :of Clasitio
•—whicli during, the fighting has been,
Oates the, ditheitities to ,be-tolnet,
the allied arinieg 'before (4orniany is
subdued.' The nature of the i.,totintry
western (,oaSts •of Eurepe. we, are laid.
the derma -1'1S hate constructed strong
fortificationS .vbielt 'will present
enit,fel4; tot. ;the ns those
of the Italian nionutains. Meanwhile
two or three .villages that •look tie
. .A.Ielcphone operator :heart, a,' fiat:die...call for, help then
:may notiti.the itetg14)olir,. too._
atrY and of the faCt; that .69 ---.02431)081Yle, devWs tongue of 'liable. Dead--anibiels"
saved if members would res,train„their the sales volley G'overinnent pnblicas
fgoulo .6f the questions „asitc,d,,ure ob. gards printleg .materials 'Ali-
Capadats,„ytsung men are 'becoming ". SQMEUNE SPLASH Tub
Ahab_ be fotind in a 'narrow na,
Printed NV-0rd of • two flyihg boys
Valentine :shopping. "One more' item
"I etrve nuts. Saw some 'beauties :in,
erine 'street and side streets., 'ogling
liter persisted: "The* iVere in eatton
beside a bOX Of dried apricots."
Further search brought . 116 better
luck; They *ere at dinner some hours
later when it (mile to him,
knew Where t--siw thiiSe nuts:,
.„1.,si*ext'''' time -that, ignoramus behind
splashing weter for twenty feet, in
each direction right. across the ,side-‘ °
walks. take hts aumber and report
some people behind the wheel,
are in 'stieli hitrry. SO asinine in
braina, go Ignorant of good form, .to
think dirty Muddy Iyater„ obould
sprayed, on, all alike. Itist •the sam0
kind of people who would be IoudeSt
*n their ,•demand for 'someone to be
if ttiek were subjected tO the
same treatment. couple of drivers
'on 1,21aturday should litive been
diagged, eouple of block* through
the ',gutters bellind. their .ears just as
eonviticinit ai'.go,mellt of what court.
ei4.,v really is.
and Wornen have ebeen
atkaohe-Midneys
Cry for
,-itest people fail to, reco 0 *a?
isiriouiness of a baa
Tha stitches twitches, and twities
are bid &out tad ouse great aid -
fait* 'but ok of the backache'
'and the Cad*, of it all is tile dist,
ordered kidneys drying ont ;4‘ *urn.
ino,;t1„,.timoixrptinglittt tthhse.hbseakek is the kidneys,
cry for 'help. Go -to their afialatanee.
'Gat 'box of 'Dean's Itidneiy
remedy,,, for backache, and' etelx
„ ‘‘DOsnosoloo ire put up 3.11
otloug grey box with . our trade/0
ountleSs cases Of avhyxiation,.o; sudden- seizure, pre.,
CU)* iaye keen.. sayed by the quick thinking, of a
.resourc.fol, devoted to duty,
they Tan be depended on
ailvayi to ',Olt the ,p0lic
as -custodians, of, the
Belt 'Women Employees... 7,336 '
Ben Men EMPleyees 4,670
Toud (Excluding 2,20.0 on
p, eatiteeso.,