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The map above shove Rome and its environs — first Axis capital
city in this war to be attacked by Allied ground troops.
THE WAR WEEK ,— Commentary on Current Events
Nazis Can No Longer Pretend
That Italy h Part Of Axis
To have spent so much for the
rettige of holding Rome measures
how heavily they (the Germans)
•valrie that prestige, writes Joseph
C. Harsch in the Christian Sci-
•
eanoe Monitor. There is no reason
why their estimate of its value
elbould not be the yardstick of its
value to us. Rome was for them
an argument that German troops
were superior to Allied troops.
They wanted that argument to
bglster the confidence of their
people in the German army during
the, pre -invasion period... . They
""waffled • it "'to v% e their. trtFops• •ori
The Channel and on the Russian
from: an extra fillip of Confidence
at the moment of the assault. They
Invested lavishly on this.
Their defeat below Rome lowers
the morale or every German sol-
elier anywhere in Europe. It also
gives every Allied soldier, that
ounce .of extra confid nce which
comes from knowing that a crack
Carnal') . , army has just taken a
thorough' drubbing on another
front. •
' Airfields Valuable
Add to that a few other more
tangible gains which go with
"'Rome. The city itself may not be
bf miliary value. But around Rome
are a cluster of airfields which are
the biggest and best on the pen-
insula. The possession of the air
fields at Foggia has already prov-
+lid of enormous advantage to the
• Allied cause. From Foggia the
Balkans and southern Germany
have been brought under the
weight of Allied air power.
The Rome airfields are about
360 miles nearer the German fron-
*ier than Foggia. That automatic-
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ally carries the range oi the Al
lied sir attack 150 miles deeger.
into Germany. Of ,course, that
doesn't happen at once. It took
well over a month to,get the Fog-
gia fields. in operating shape. Fin-
ing in, "the „bomb craters is the
least of •.the jola:
'What takes;'• time».is getting the
flow Of fuel and supplies moving
and repair facilities .set up. How
soon Reines airfields co'rld be in
operating condition is a variable.
Much depends on how soon the
port' of Ostia can be organized to
receive supAlies.
Transportation Centre
„ Then there is Route's value as
a transportation centre. It is in
every sense the rail centre of the
country. It is also thecommuni-
cations .centre.
More than these, itis the politi-
cal centre., Mussolini's residual
Fascist Government has' had' only
a shadow of influence and author-
ity since the surrender of the King.
But what substance that shadow
still enjoyed derived largely from:
the fact that Rome- was still in'
Axis hands. With the fall. of Rome.
that dwindles to nothing. \Mien
the Germans lost Rome they lost
the last basis for the pretense that
there is still an Italy in the Axis.
And not to be overlooked is the
.Vatican. So long as German troops
patrolled the boundaries of Vati-
can City, the Papacy was forced to
mold its voice always with an eye
to this fact. Osservatore Romano,
the Vatican daily newspaper, has
been forced to heed German wish-
es to circulate in Rome itself.
That conies to an end with the
fall of Rome. Whatever the Vati-
can may wish to say that it has
not been saying in the past can be
spoken freely now Rorne is free.
Total U.S farm milk production,
In 1942 reached 56,460.000,000
quarts, worth over $2.000,000,000:
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Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
5. What would be a good excuse
to offer if one wishes to decline an
invitation that one does not care
to accept?
at When n new acquaintance
leaves and says "I am very glad to
have met you" what reply should
one make?
3. At what time should the water
goblets be filled at the dinner
table?
4. Can you give any suggestions
-what.to give a couple who are. ob-
serving their first wedding anniver-
eery?
5. Is it ever proper to lay bits of
food on the tablecloths?
6. Is it proper to have a child in-
troduce his small friends to adults?
ANSWERS
1. An earlier engagement for
Mat day or evening would probably
be the best excuse. 2. Merely re-
spond with a cordial "Thank you".
R. Immediately before the guests
are called in to dinner. 4. Books,
stationery, playing cards, or sttb--
ecrij)tions to magazines. 5. Yes, in
such cases as when individual dish-
es for hard breads or celery are
mot furnished. 6. Yes and this is
excellent training for the child,
Anglo-American
Co-operation Pays
Allied victory is being aided
greatly by the little-known. British -
American patent pool, under which
war manufacturers ,on each side of
the Water have free access to every
talent,and invention on both sides.
Thus the full capacity of both na-
tions' productive capacity can work
with the full measure of both 'na-
tions' inventive genius. It is good
to know how completely the two
English-speaking nations can co-
operate to beat the Nazis and the
JaPs.
"SKY -FARMERS'
Atop the New York Children's
Aid Society's building, high above
the city's sweltering streets and
only eight blocks from Times
Square, youngsters from 4 to 8
years old tend their own miniature
Victory gardens. "Rural" life seems
to have been too much for lad in
foreground.
Tokyo Preparing
For Ailied Bombing
Tokyo, preparing for Allied
bombing of Japan, has evacuated
non-essental person from the city
and levelled inflammable wooden
strtictur.s near war industries and
other targets to reduce. the fire
hazards, a Gcrman correspondent
stationed burs cabled Berlin re-
cently.
a Gerra.ii Ships
At Sea After War
I fully agree with Lord Vansit-
tart's program for dealing with
postwar Germany, but speaking as
a ssilor of some experience and
having experienced some German
chivalry at sea in the last war, I
am of .the opinion that to the ten
points there should be added an.
eleventh, viz: "Not a ship on the
sea". The United Nations will
run their freight for them and
they ' can pay the usual commer-
cial rates, thus helping to pay for
the war they started. — 13. H.
Symns, Tofino, V.I., B. C., in
Maclean's Magazine.
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AVAILABLE JUNE 25th, WELL
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Booklet of Inform/Bien on re-
tateet.
Nazis Make Plans
For Another War
Marriage Marts are operating
briskly under government direction
in Germany, The Nazis want every-
one to marry as soon as possible.
Germany is looking ahead to
1970 when. children born of mar-
riages in 1444 and 1945 will he
ready to go to war to try again to
conquer the world.
—Windsor Star.
There is only; one
cats F L F '+ R OX
FOR SALE
180 ACRES, DAIRY FARM, BRICK
house, eight moms, bank barn.
implement shed, garage, lots of
shade trees, artesian well, water
in house and barns. Hydro, close
to school, on paved road, seven-
teen miles from Toronto. Apply,
R. E. Bateman, 'OJnionviIle.
100 ACRES—ONE MILE FROM
Perth. Mrs. E. J. Leach, R.R. No. 1
Perth.
200 ACRES—BURGESS, b MILES
from Perth. Wm. Matheson, Perth
2.
75 ACRES FOR SALE, GOOD CLAY
loam 57ei workable, 17'x5 pasture,
seeding done. Good buildings,;
barn 35 x 931 on foundation, *le-
nient cow stabling, steel stanch-
ions, Litter carrier throughout,
6 roomed frame house, good
water supply, Hydro passes gate,
close to school. One mile north
Barrie on gravel road. Owner
81l. Possession in the fall, 37,500.
Will sell crop and implements if
desired. Mark Hunter, R.R. No.
3, Barrie.
224 ACRES CHOICE CLAY LOAM
alightly rolling, splendid wheat
and clover land suitable for trac-
tor: 145 acres worked, 16 hard-
wood bush, remainder pasture.
8 -roomed brick house, conven-
iences, bank barn and other out-
buildings, hydro. 2 tulles south
of Bond Heed, just off 27 High-
way. 33 miles to stock yards.
Cecil Hayes, Tottenham, Ont.
RPMEL Y TRACTOR 25-40, GOOD
condition, epode elects. Make
.offer. Ferris, 66 Westmoreland
Avenue, Toronto.
100 REGISTERED POLLED HERE -
ford cattle et auction July 8rd.
For information and catalogue
write Malcolm McGregor, Bran-
don, Manitoba.
TO CLOSE ESTATE 100 ACRES
for sale, 95 cleared, GO acres bush
and swamp; large atone house.
new furnace, large bank barn,
both well roofed; picturesque lo-
cation on county stone road two
Miles from Acton; price, $7,000.00.
Apply George Somerville, Acton,
Ont.
JERSEYS
'WE ARE NOW OFi"ERING BULL
ea.lves, from a few weeks old to
serviceable age, by our herd sires
and out of good producing, high
classified dams. The best strains
/or typo and production are rep-
resented. Prices are most reason-
able. DON HEAD FARMS, RICH-
MOND HILL, ONTARIO.
NEW ZEALAND WHITE RABBITS,
junior stock, 2 months, weight
41,k lbs. mature at 12 lbs., 310.00
trio. Pedigreed. Guaranteed live
delivery. We buy all you raise.
Write: 'United Rabbitry, Dart-
mouth, N.S.
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DeWalt Dasher Corporation Ltd.,
402 Wdst Fender St., Vancouver,
B.C.
BUNT HARNESS DRESSING —
Finest leather and harness Pre-
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houeshold uses 25c up at most
grocery, hardware and ehain
stores, A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories, Toronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, rebuilt; belts, sold, b
pulleys, brushes. Allen blectri
Company l..ld., 2826 Du(ferin st.,
Toronto.
NEW BICYCLES FOB( ML•'N AND
buys, $42.54-344.00--•$44.75 and
348.50. For women and girls, $43.
— li e 4
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50—$45 ,i 0 ri $ f .
money`it 1 i
order and write a u t,bt of
rider o McBride s, 36 Queen ~last,
Toronto.
STCWINC4 MACHINES IMPAIRED
$1.50. Parts extra. If required,
v 'filbert
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2229 Dundas St., Toronto.
WAR MAP BARGAIN, AN IOXr•'IT-
ing• and thoroughly readr,ble war
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everyone should own. A limited
number only. Send payment, 35e
to Canadian Fine Printing Pro.
(Incorc, 711) ray Street, Toronto.
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Aces 31 Years and Over
MARRIED~ I"i•IYSICAI.LY'
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REFER eTO F•II. Si,783\1
SINGLE MAN FOR DAIRY FARM;
i
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montb dhly, oat , wa.<1 ,
1
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town.
1
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Police Cadets Wanted
Age -15Y2 To 175;* Years
Education equivalent to two ye rs
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REFER TO FILE H -:84M
AGENTS WA -Viet)
FARM, 10 ACRES, OWELL1N 3
hen house for 600. Brooder e`.,e-
tricity around $1500.00. 50 Me 'tc
St.. St, John's, Que. •
TEACHERS 'WANTN U
MANITOUL•IN ISLAND; FROTES-
tant teacher for S.S. No. 4. '•S-
well, Manitoulin Island. Du -'es
to commence Sept. 1st. Ai' ly;
stating qualifications and eel i.ey,
expected to John McISay.
R.R. No. 1, Manitowaning,
TEACHER FOR MOUNTAIN S:\':1-
taritrm, Wentworth County. Ped -
Fide teaching to adult Cal
fans. all grade 8 subjects. e• e•
qualifications. experience .•:d
salary desired. Puties to c• •::r-
mence Sept. 1st. J. A. Berth 'lee
mew, Sec., Mountain $nnitar•ere,
Hamilton.
PROTESTANT TEACHER AS Pl:'.N-
ei.pal for four T,,0111 school, (4 -,,d
disciplinarian. State qualifioat . ns
and salary expected. Duties to
r'ommence September. Mrs.
'Wilding, Sec.-Treas., RS. Nr 5•
Icoroh, R,R, 1, Sault Ste. el. -:e,
Ontario.
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Ing of High S,hool m,thcmn ••,r„
;tate quelifieetione, rxeeri, acs
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eomm,•ncc Sept. let. J. A it . .i-
ololnrw, Seg:,. 1501201ain S,nt-
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n i'.A,,'Ti'H It WANTED FOR AN --NT-
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