iv
I
THE
DAILY
KSW3-
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Dete
--at:
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FOUR
TAKES
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IBr
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detenc-:
ir-rangen:?:;-
:
is
area
where
tnxros
of
;he
P.hsh
army
r,;i
-n
Britain
are
stationed
The
occasion
was
a
visit
the
Prim
Minister
made
to
the
Palish
command.
UPHOLDING
PEDAGOGUES
BRISBANE.
Australia,
Dec.
7:
CP
i
The
Queensland
legislature
has
introduced
legislation
prohibiting
any
person
visiting
a
school
and
abusing
the
teacher
before
the
pupils,
"to
prevent
status
of
the
teacher
being
lowered."
MELBOURNE,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
ReT.
E.
R.
B.
Gribble.
who
has
spent
40
years
as
a
missionary
among
Australian
aborigines,
was
here
recently
for
his
first
vacation
in
10
years
H
is
72.
fe&aVOGUE
I
Is
Air
Warden
Without
Arms
Born
That
Way
London
Man
I
as
Good
as
Any
of
Them
at
War
Job
LONDON-
Dt.
7:
'CP'
Hvac
Leham
was
bora
without
arms
but
fee
the
most
useful
man
at
the
W
Ish
Tavern
Air
Raid
Precautions
Pct.
Whr.
ther
wardeas
do
with
their
:
.?ndi
V.
-year-eld
"Joe"
does
with
i-
-
f
e
And
Just
as
welL
too.
He
u-rwers
Jie
oaoae.
keens
the
tog.
t.-
r
hit
tin
hat,
stops
tases
w:.n
-.here
fe
dancer,
tests
gas-trask
Vsherd
wepie
to
wiciter.
fcpi.
fcosy
at
tfee
101
jobs
that
AJtP.
warden's
time,
oeen
a
wardea
for
a
year,
"-orki:
i
wf.tet
oaf."
said
Joe.
Tm
ro
T'xJ
to
the
army
but
can
do
anvthin
at
AJtP.
that
other
peool
can
do
I'm
registered
as
a
part
vrr.e
worker,
but
most
days
I
put
i-
18
hour.
I
Hve
just
arourd
I
the
?orr.er
;
Joe
has
no
fear
of
anything
the
.
Germans
may
wnd
over,
but
he
has
t
ccmplaint.
"The
boys
want
me
tc
do
all
the
inside
werfc.
I
W3nt
i
to
be
outride
in
the
front
line
"
1
!
His
mate
call
Lineham
the
most
iufu!
man
on
the
Job.
-Ee
did
a
Brand
piece
of
ork
wben
we
took
the
gas
mask
eensBS.1
'mekta
rare
everyone's
mask
fitted
I
Iprenertr"
U
Les
Couchman.
one
i
of
hU
aides.
"The
enly
trouble
is
we
'cant
find
enough
to
keep
him
busy,
j
"You'd
think
he
would
be
satis-
fied
with
the
work
he
does
already.
But
not
Joe.
He
wants
to
be
a
roof
sootter."
KNOW
THEIR
ENGLISH
REGINA,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
chewan
Indians
have
gained
in
tfcs
1
school?
such
mastery
of
the
English
language
that
the
Department
of
Indian
Afairs
has
been
able
to
release
nine
Interpreters
formerly
employed
in
the
province.
Reach
ten
riiuuaand
people
with
a
"want
ad."
in
te
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Are
Landworkers
"
Many
Com
try
Women
In
New,
'
Zealand
Prefer
It
To
ave
See
Time
Coming
For
Recognition,
Money
Of
Women's
Unit
;
I
WELLINGTON.
N.
X.
7e.
7:
mCP
In
a
recently
conducted
OTTAWA,
Dec.
7:
iCPi
Women
5jtandaTd
Pf
living
surrey
it
was
who
are
organising
themselves
into
itoaad
35
Pt
voluntary
service
corns
in
Crnada!Iam
southern
have
a
strong
sucporter
in
Howard
Doming
work
on
the
land
for
C.
Green.
Conservative
MJ.
r0r'PerioH!a'yin
from
81
Vancouver
South.
;hurs
BfT-
U
mosr
T"
.
.
.
,,
,.
gX
share-milkers
'men
who
milk
Canada,
he
tola
the
Canadran,
owners.
hfrd
m
ntam
for
a
Pres
in
an
intemew
is
gomg
to
Qf
nts,
wh0
spent
need
every
one
of
her
trained
wo-
lMais
iIany
men
before
the
end
of
the
war
and:finct
ttelr
prefer.
Uie
fact
women
have
organfeed
vol-
to
on
the
farm
and
re-untary
service
corpsjsithout
of
fklalCeiTe
fxtra
monfT
md
of
encouragement
is
evidence
of
tlwlr
Wgh
gt3
to
a
:
farmhand
That
these
women's
units
will
be'
officiaHyreccsnized
in
time
appears
i,
i
J
T
a
foregone
conclusion
to
Mr.
Green
j3jt
AllQ
1
CDDCr
"Public
opinion
wiB
force
it."
he
rr
said.
"And.
if
the
women
wait
nr.
til
17
von
Wlllf
O
T-Toit
they
are
called
aoon,
it
wfll
only
-"VCU
irilllC
IiaiL
mean
another
period
of
wafUnz
cn-
-
til
tfcev
are
tralniL"
Gotham
Head
Stjluts
Say
TisJ
.
Smartest
Thing
for
4
Or
S
i
Mr.
Green
said
he
personally
had
no
prejudice
against
women
tauni-1
STW
york.
Dec.
7:
'CP-
If
form
adding.
"As
matter
fact
a
of
Ye
fnmkj
40.
maybe
more;
I
think
they
look
smart
if
it
is
a
yn
pr0ud
to
know
that
heads
question
of
appearance-and.
to
do
often
.rum
'neadS"
this
sea-their
job
the
uniform
Is
practical.-
leist
are
white
or
at
salt-and-
ine
Vancouver
memoer
was
01
nenner
colors
the
opinion
that
women
had
showed
considerable
gumption
in
going
ahead
with
their
organizing
when
they
did
so
in
the
face
of
ridicule
from
various
quarters.
"Men
wouldn't
have
been
able
to
stand
the
gaff."
he
said.
"I
don't
believe.
men
could
have
'taken
if
as
the
women
have."
Vancouver's
Corps
The
chic
coiffures
'
do
smart
side-sweeps
In
this
mode
for
mat-1
rons.
You
see
them
on
social
register
head?
at
concerts
and
plays
or
night
clubs
and
in
offices
of
women
executives..
Lura
de
Gez,
a
metropolitan
hair
stylist,
says
it's
the
smartest
thing.
Fashionable
feminine
Heads
with
curls
on
too
or
to
one
side
in
an
Mr.
Green
praises
the
inteDigentjf131-"0
f0"
in
hair
dressers
windows.
mntly
leadershlp
of
the
women's
corps
Vancouver.
It
was
one
or
the
first
I
BinuauQBS
bers
being
trained
to
handle
alHaL"
Mr.
Green
pointed
out.
kinds
of
clerical
work
to
release
men
from
such
tasks.
Already
some
of
the
women
in
this
group
have
done
clerical
work
for
the
armed
services.
The
second
group,
said
Mr.
Green,
is
a
transport
company.
These
wo
men
have
studied
motor-mechan-
A
third
-roup
in
the
Vancouver
corps
handte
nursing
and
first
aid.
They
hvetudled
dietetics,
mass
buying
and
cooking.
They
are
ready
to
drive
ambulances-
and
loot
after
wounded.
Special
attention
has
been
paid
to-
the
study
of
air
raid
nrecautions.
Classified
Ads.
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SALE
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Confectionery
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as
going
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Showing
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garten
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not
later
than
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28,
1940-.
..
Win-1
CIVIL
SERVICE
COMMISSION,
1
way
next
week.
over
Jimmy
Goodrich
4
at
Buffalo
women'3
or-i
emergency
leSf
and
"h
tZ
are
expert
en
are
cap-Jun-ray
s
m
in
the
uie
present
Dirseai
war.
war.
uku
.We
nf
,r
rJ7,rinr
.ihwn
hM
-a
7
W
tonight
He
held
the
There
an-
fnnr
rommnle.
In
tht
L,.h,
Mn-
cWIIaH
fCrown
until
July
3,
1926.
when
Sn
Vancouver
corps
of
1200
members,
men
and"tlese
women
may
b;
re-
one
company
is
clerical,
its
mem-.quired
UfUke
charge
of
the
arsen-
mv
Mandeil
defeated
him
rounds
at
Chicago.
AIR
OBSERVERS
GRADUATE
AT
TRENTON
simIiiimssm
aSSSSSBSal&SflSSslaBflBBSSBsViBSSSSKS
SPORT
CHAT
Basketball
is
going
strong
at
in
10
BOX
CAR
STORAGE
BALZAC.
Alta..
Dec.
7:
CP
'
Farmers
in
this
district
15
miles
north
of
Calgary,
unable
to
market
part
of
their
1940
wheat
crop,
are
using
over-age
railway
box
cars
ior
storage..
Central
Hotel
Modern
Steam-Heated
Rooms,
Dining
Room.
Steam
Bath
and
Housekeeping
Apartments
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black.
Proprietress
Skate
To
Reduce
Skating
Every
Nile
7-11
Saturday
2-5
p.m.
Gents
40c
Ladies
30c
Students
20c
Children
7-9
15c
IDORA
ROLLER
RINK
ARROW
BUS
Time
Table
Effective
Dec
2
PHONE
459
Leaves
Leaves
Post
Office
Seal
Cove
A.M.
A.M.
7:25
7:40
8:15
S:30
10:00
10:30
11:30
12:00
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Sat.
Only
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2:30
3:00
4:30
5:00
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10:20
U.oo
ArranjemenU
may
be
made
for
Spelal
Trip
or
Partie
:
Teaches
Them
Real
Yorkshire
Pudding
I
in
a
northeast
town
and
get
cook-
line
hints
from
a
grey-haired
Scot-
Rocky
Kansas,
hard-hltlng
Enf-Itish
woman.
Mrs..
Oliver
Gather-falo
lightweight,
punched
out
a
15-
coie.
round
decision
for
the
world
title.
An
expert
on
Yorkshire
pudding
rwii
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
Leeds
Apartments.
Fir
it
St,
Ground
floor
Green
925
lEarly
W
The
first
grcup
of
ju-
observers
to
grauaate
un
der
the
Empire
training
scheme
rc
server's
lnslgr..a
fv.:m
the
hundsof
Deput-?
A..?
M
-
ister
J
S.
Duncan
n
a
brief
ce.
2:
Mr
Duncan
tc.d
!.je
graduates.
You
are
Jie
first
of
an
endless
chain
and
cookies.
Mrk
G.i-the
men
plan
;h-given
the
following
;
billeted
in
the
town
an
m
valid
from
War.
described
h.-of
the
heroine-;
'
Smlthers
this
winter
with
the
town
t
Holds
Cooking
Classes
For
I
Every
mornins
"
of
Telkwa
also
represented
in
the(
Billeted
Troops
rtx
&Ctocii
to
dv
t.
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