Zurich Herald, 1945-09-06, Page 3FOR:QUICK RELJEF OF
HEADACHE '&" Ogler Pains
The Termination
Of Lend -Lease
New York Times Discusses
Lend -Lease Controversy
In the natter of the termination
of Lend -Lease, there are a few
misconceptions, on opposite sides
of the Atlantic, which ought
to be cleared away, lest they
trouble the good relations prevail-
ing between two staunch allies.
In the first place, it would be
a profound mistake for anyone in
gnglancl to read a political motive
into the action of our Government
and to believe that this action was
prompted, or hastened, by con-
cern or alarm or disapproval, or
by any other judgment, on the
results of the British election.
'.,end -Lease has not been discon-
tinued because Britain voted La-
bor. It has been discontinued be-
cause it was a war measure and
because the war (in the sense of
'organized combat) is over. There
has nev;ir been the slightest rea-
son for doubt that Lend -Lease
would he discontinued when this
stage was reached.
Never "Something for Nothing"
Meantime, on our side, there is
tendency in some quarters (eag-
rly fanned by out old friends, the
professional batters of Britain) to
{misunderstand and misinterpret
he British position. In these quar-
rs it is being said that the Brit-
nt "something want for nothing,'
andLare angry with us now be-
Qause they will no longer get it.
Well. Lend -Lease was never
Hsoinethin for nothing." It was
buns and planes in exchange for
rave nien who would use them in
Aefense of our • own freedom, no
ess than of their own. But quite
aside from this, it is clear on the
itecord that the British Govern-
ment always recognized the tem-
porary, exclusively wartime char-
acter of.L(.nd-Lease.
Britain's Position
Neither Mr, Attlee, nor any
other responsible British states-
inan, has asked for the continua-
t9on of Lend -Lease for an indefin-
1
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Voice of the Press
HIROHITO THE DIVINE
HIrohito writing of himself: "By
the grace of Heaven the Emperor
of Japan seated on the throne oc-
cupied by the same dynasty
changeless through ages eternal."
Not very realistic. He is Emperor
of Japan by grace of the Allies,
holding his job during good be-
havior and liable._ to dismissal
without notice,
—Ottawa Journal.
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LEADERSHIP CONTEST
It seems such a short time ago
that Germany was full of pompous
guys each claiming to be the No.
2 Nazi. Now they are all accusing
each other of being that.
—Windsor .Star.
—,—
UNEQUAL CONTEST
When crossing streets, think of
this. Did you ever hear of a car
being badly damaged by someone
walking into the side of it?
—Windsor Star,
—,—
PAGE. SCHICKELGRUBER?
It seems to us that I-Iitler must
be pretty dead, but we are not so
sure about Schickelgruber.
—Toronto 'Saturday Night.
—0 •
—
THAT'S SOMETHING
Winston Churchill has one sat-
isfaction—only the English could
beat him.
—Detroit Free Press.
ite period, for the purpose of help-
ing Britain to get back on her feet
financially. He has only raised the
question of 'the great armies which
have still not been demobilized,
and asked whether "shipping and
food and any other supplies still
req;_ired by our (British) forces
overseas and by the American
forces overseas can continue to be
furnished for a limited 'period
under Lend -Lease and reciprocal
aid agreement."
Britain, . in short, is not asking
us to use Lend -Lease to finance
her reconversion, or to promote
her foreign trade, or to help solve
any of her domestic problems. She
has raised, strictly within the field
of military matters, the question
of continuing "for a limited period"
the sante policy of joint acting
that prevailed during the denlcibi-
lization of the armies: On this
camparatively narrow point, it
ought not to be difficult to reach
some mutually satisfactory agree-
ment.
• The origin of the town of Da-
mascus itt Syria is unknown, but
it is believed to be the oldest city
in the world still inhabited.
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standing up—not when you can buy
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Imagine the punishment those tires took as Wilbur Shaw,
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OTTAWA REPORTS
That Ex -Servicemen Are Big In-
vestors In Housing Field
Immediate employment is the
thought uppermost in the minds of
almost 80% of Canada's ex -service
men ,and women, interviewing of-
ficers of the Veterans Affairs De-.
partment have discovered. Of those
interviewed in June almost 23% ex-
pect reinstatement in old jobsr13.5%
have new jobs waiting, 33% are
hoping for employment, 6% are
returning to their own businesses
and 3,5% plan to return to their
own farms.
To date a total of $4,275,680 has
been paid out to veterans in re-
establishment credits. $1,1596,394 has
already been released for the ac-
quisition, repair or modernization
of a home, indicating commitments
in this field of some $20,000,000
when all is paid out.
An even greater amount, $1,616,-
456 has been released to veterans
for the purchase of furniture and
household equipment. As the re-
establishment credit may only be
authorized for this purpose on the
basis of two dollars credit for one
dollar cash put up by the veteran,
this represents an expenditure of
$2,424,684, in this field since last
January when the War Service
Grants Act came into force.
These two groups account for
75% of the total re-establishment
credits authorized in the first six
months of 1945.
* * 4e
Much is being said to Canadians
these days to point out the neces-
sity of many remaining controls as
well as rationing.
Finance Minister Ilsley and the
Chairman of the Wartime Prices
and Trade Board, Donald Gordon,
spoke in a Dominion -wide broad-
cast recently and told Canadians
that victory in the Pacific is just
the beginning of the end. Price
control is still urgently needed—
as much now as ever—as there are
thousands of purchasers for the
limited amounts of new goods that
can be put on the market. Govern-
ment policy on de -control provides
for continuous adjustment as supply
conditions change. Of 300 orders
restricting civilian production 18
months ago, only 64 remain. All of
the 500 restrictions affecting metal
products then are no longer in
force.
Canada is a land of plenty com-
pared with most other countries
and it is a matter of national honor
that this plenty be shared, the
speakers stated. The endof war
with Japan does not ease the needs
of hungry areas and Canadian con-
sumption will have to be reduced.
Shortage Continues.'
On the 'Coal Front
There is no relief insight as yet
on the coal front.
Eventually (that is within three
to six months) there may be some
easing through release of army
personnel to work in the nines.
Eventually there may be some
easing in supplies of substitute
fuels such as coke.
But for the balance of 1945, at
least, and possibly later than that,
the coal situation looks as tight
as it did Before V -J Day. And that
is tighter than in any previous
winter since 1939.
HEARTWARMING
ARMING e a 4
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blend of choice Latin-
American coffees —eacllt
selected for its own par-
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flavor, fragrance or body,;
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Here Is the chance for every per-
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itching, painful piles to try a simple
home remedy with the promise of
a reliable firm to refund the cost
of the treatment it you are net
satisfied with the results.
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get a bottle of Hem-Itoid and use
as directed. Hem-Itoid is an iutern-
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use and pleasing results are quick-
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are relieved, pain subsides and as
the treatment is continued the sore,
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G/•V *RI M COMPOUNN1
BACK IN PORT
Ten kamikazes caused the desolation you see here on the deck of
this U.S. warship, the Aaron Ward. Despite this damage, the ship
made a 12,000 -mile trip to Brooklyn.
Canada's Timber
For ritish Homes
The Brtish government has al-
ready earmarked around A150,-
009,000
150;000,000 for timber from Canada
for delivery following the cessation
of hostilities, says the Calgary
Herald. Filling of this huge order
may prevent the inauguration of
home building operations in this
country on the scale needed but
British necessity is greater than
that of Canadians who have not
had one home demolished by ene-
my action throughout the war.
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FOR YOUR
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ANY MAKE OR MODEL
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WE OFFER THE LIMIT
BEATTIE
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Oldsmobile Limited
h80 Bay St, Toronto
1 Block North of College
The hairy
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of the fly are
carriers of
disease. Fly-
Tox kills
these filthy
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ly. Get a
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of Fly-Tox
today.
BABY CRICKS
FREE RANGE PULLETS, TWELVE
weeks up to laying. Also day-old
chicks hatched to order for Fall
delivery. Tweddle Chick Hatch-
eries Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
FREE RANGE PULLETS 12
U ETS WEEKS
up to 26 weeks, Day old chicks
hatched to order for Fall deliv-
ery. Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelph, Ontario.
YOUR FALL CHICKS SHOULD BE
ordered now. Have a few started
chicks on hand. Bray Hatchery,
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont.
BUSINESS oPrOR'l'IJN111I6S
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
`MAY BE YOURS"
ALSO PARTICIPATE- IN $50.00
monthly Bond draw. Other prizes.
Details on receipt. Shares $1.00
each ., or 6 for $5.00. Send for
shares to St. Catharines Optimist
Club,. Box 445-H., St. Catharines,
Ontario.
DYEING✓ AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
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Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
EDUCATIONAL
AT2'END BUSINESS COLLEGE
this Fall. Enquire about Gregg
Shorthand, choice of highly -paid
stenograpers, secretaries and re-
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FARM h1ACHINLSRY FOR SALE
CHOPPING MILL IN 000D LOCAL-
ity. Diesel power. Always good
crops. Write C, J. Cox, Auburn,
Ont,
"VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS
and repair parts are always
available either at your local
dealer or direct from Slvedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre -
Dame West, Montreal 3, Que.
TRACTItAC'l'OR—I.H.C. — MODEL
T-20, cp. with I'. Take -Off, Belt
Pulley, 16" wide tread, like new.
ENSILAGE CUTT]SR—McCORMICK-
Deering, 'L'ype E, in A-1 condi-
tion. Hanna's International Sales,
M2866.acdonnell Street, Guelph. Phone
eon SALII
ELECTRIC 2.IOTORS, NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt; hells, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd.. 2826 Dufferin St., To-
ronto.
28-46 GOODISON THRESHER WITH
elevator, blower, etc.., in good
running condition, John Dryden,
B ooltlin.
35 LUSCIOUS DARK lln0 FAIR -
fax or 25 heavy bearing Catskill
or 25 Gent Everbearin:; Plants
that bear until late fall. Are
hardy plants for Northern grow-
ers. All new, thrifty, sprayed
plants. Price $1.00, Orden' now.
mention this paper, Sent parcel
Post prepaid. 'CV. Phillips, Tt. 5,
Welland, Ont.
MOITNT (ITT.l:AD AT'T'LE/ SHRI 1] -
der, arranged for power drive.
Equipment Sales Co., 122 King
E,. Toronto.
TEN W EK 14 01.1) l T'1.E1-T411111)
Yorkshire tows of nut •tundin>
quality 316,00 registered, itlsn
eight weeks old boars and soii•s
from qualified Advaiwcd Regis-
tered dam and ontstanding boor;
$1.0.00 registered. Garnet Whitfield,
]''rns•erville, Ont,
ELECTRIC MOTORS
REWOUND AND 1RE1T"\IRED. F)X-
pert worktnntt hip. Modern te
prices. Lloyd 8.5. Dettger, Monk -
ton, Ontario.
I)1TN-PACTTS KitINNHT.S, REl(,TS-
tered, fpr Dachshund puppies.
Write 141 Riverside Dr., West -
mount, Weston, Ontario.
VA ICUs P'lill 4ALP,
OPPORTUNITY
ONE 01' THE REST DAIRY AND
Fruit Farms in Ninaat•n 1'enin-
sula, buildings A-1, Modern equip-
ment, going concern, 'Box 49, 73
Adelaide W., Toronto.
ISSUE 34.1945
FARM 845 ACRES, GOOD LAND,
new house, good barns for 53
head, three wells, hydro and tele-
phone available, 3 miles east of
North Augusta, on main road,
will sell reasonable. Apply Victor
Sunderland, North Augusta, Ont.
R.R. No. 2.
NORTH BAY DISTRICT — 160
acres, free and clear deed. Good
road to property. Good hunting
and fishing. Total price $500. It
you want a quiet property in a
good place to relax, give me a
call. Several more properties in
same district. Geo. Wight, 303
Canada Bldg., Windsor. Ont,
FARM FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED
acres, lot twenty-two, Township
of Murray,. eight miles from
Brighton and Trenton. Steel hip
roof barn thirty-six by seventy,
basement for stables same size,
house, twol wells, ' spring, hen
house, other buildings, wood lot.
Reason for selling ill health.
Price reasonable. Possession any
time. For particulars apply to 3,
C. Herrington, Hilton, Ontario.
99 .A,CRIOS, CLAY LOAM. BUILD-
ings, No. 3 Highway. Elgin Coun-
ty. Write 77 Van Avenue, Wood-
stock.
100 -ACRE yARM; BRICK HOUSE;
bank barn; drive shed; 3 miles
east of Exeter on 83 IIighway.
Apply Mrs. Frank Hutchison,
Staffs, Ont.
$15,500 -72 -ACRE FRUIT FARM.
Modern. 7 -room, brick hone, 500
fruit trees, 10 acres wood, in to-
bacco district, good barns, best
fruit farm in area. Herbert K.
Long, Real Estate, Port Hope,
Ont.
221) ACRES OF GOOD LAND, BEAU-
tiful brick house, 75 miles north
of Ottawa. Box 48, 73 Adelaide
'til'., Toronto.
21 ACRES FRUIT FARM, 16 ACRES
of fruit trees, new modern 5 -room
dwelling with space above for 8
additional rooms; largo enclosed
veranda, double garage, 2 wells,
Hydro, modern conveniences, $12.-
600
12:600 terms to suit. A bargain for
the shrewd buyer. S. Vujkov,
R.R. 1, School ltd., Niagara -on -
the Lake, Ont,
75-AC"RE FARM ON BLUR,\NATER
Highway, adjoining town of For-
est; l0 -room brick house, 2 good
barns on foundation. First class
land and all workable. Possession
November lst. W. SV. Wallis, Dor-
chester, Ont.
180 ACRES FOR SALE, 9 MILES
west of South River, 300 yards
lalceshore. Leonard Whittington,
11.R. 1, South River, Ont.
HUNDRED ACRI'O TOBACCO I'ARM
for sale, sixty acres Tobacco land.
three kilns, greenhouse 27 x 100
ft., bank barn with implements.
Apply to l'aul l'alenkas, R.R. 3,
Thamesvilie, Ont.
FARM, lERRIN TOWNSHIP, CLOSE;
Erin Village and 24 Highway.
Has building, spring creek. water
wells, small maple Bush. 350 acre.
Open for offer. interested in
quick sale. Lot 20, ('on. 11, Erin.
150 ACRI68 O1' 000D LAND FOR
sale on county road, ba mile to
highway and village, with good
blindings. Apply to swans Ward.
('1nremoun1 Ont.,
1,11)11 CAL
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STOMACH AND 101, 1.1 WORMS
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S34E1) FOR. SALE
FALL BA1tLFk 516160 FOR SALE,
yields up to eighty bushels per
acre, stays, Milgruv',Otnt._
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bus service. Apply, stating sal-
ary and experience, to \\'m. J.
Hugh, Sec.-Treas., S.S. No. 2.
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