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Extra
Special
Canada's
War
Chiefs
HON.
ANGUS
L.
MACDONALD
clearance
sale
.Minister
of
National
Defence
for
Naval
Affairs
By
C.
It
BLACKBURN',
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
(Copyright,
1940,
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CANADA'S
FIRST
CALL
MOUNTAIN
.CLIMBING
Yegf.erdav
the
PnV.fr
Rimnt
i?nfn
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u
i.i
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9.00;
Hon.
Angus
Lewis
Macdonald,
a
studious
son
of
Nbva
Scotia's
Inverness
highlands,
is
not
a
naval
man
but
few
appointments
in
recent
years
have
met
such
widespread
acclaim
as
his"
selection
as
Minister
of
National
Defence
tor
Naval
Affairs.
Like
most
maritimers
he
has
a
love
for
th'e"
Sea'
and"
the
men
who
sail.
This",
coupTed
with
his
administrative
experience
made
him
a
-natural"
for
the
Job
of'ar.
He
would
much
sooner
do
the
heading
the
naval
ministry.
flatter.
Hl
anrnintmont
-9
annolmril
!
Cape
Bretorf
Scot
In
the
House
of
Commons
last
July
8
and
he
got
down
to
business
af-
nast
immediately.
Premier
of
Nova
i
Aneus
L.
brousht
tn
hfcs
new
iwwt
jthe
dry
wit
of
hU
Scotch
forbears.
I
He
brought
too
the
keen
mind
of
a
J;?
I
successful
lawyer
and
the
ha'rd-M
.
wen
experience
of
a
soldier
in
the
iFlrst
Great
War.
,
sen.
Ana
ior
ine
ume
wnen
ne
can
distinguished
way.
He
is
slended
almost
tA
the
extent
of
belner
thtn.
PERSONAL
HYGIENE
AND
SANITARY
SUPPLIES
for
men
and
women.
Writ
for
latest
price
Mat,
and
receive
Free
Novelty
premium1.
Buy
.confidentlattrtby;
Widir'arid
save;
Western'
Supply';
Box
667,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
(S.
15
WANfEfif
lowland
paths
and
f
otg'et
that
there'
is
a
higher
and
creat-
domesti6'
help
wanCed.
Elderly
cr
aim
uetter
ine
oiierincr.
i
picicrrcu
out
iot
essen
These'
are
thoughts
that
come
to
some
of
us
as
we
listen
to
the
racy'
tales
f
high
adventure
as
the
higher
life
of
the
mountain
(ops
is
jii6tured
the
glorious
glaciers,
the
glimpses
of
the
mountain"
peaks
and
life
as
it
is
led
by
the
climbers,
the
men
of
vision.
tial.
Phone
Blue
F6lt
KENT
FOR
RENT
Bedroom
house.
447
5th
West
In
private
The
navy
minister
was
born
in
Dunvegan,
Inverness
County,
In
the
'
heart
of
the
Capt
Breton
Highlands
Scotia
at
43
and
leader
of
that
gov-1
50
'ears
ago.
his
ramer.
Lewis,
ahment
until
his
appointment
to
a
Scot
.His
mother.
Veronica
the
federal
portfolio,
'
Angus
L."
P;rr'-
was
French',
Angus
h-
wem-
overseas
in
the
had
often
been
mentioned
as
a
cer-
tainty
fdr
a
high
place
In
the
Dom-
nrst
Great
War
1tn
the
26th
Nova
mion'slife.
Scotia
battalion
as
a
lieutenant
He
had
no
seat
m
the-
House-
of
and
returned
a
captain
with
the
Commons
'during
ihe
last
parlia-.
185th
battalion
of
the
Nova
Scotia
menlary
session
but
oir
August
12
received
an
acclamation
bi
Kingston
City,
the
constituency
represented
by
the-
lafe
Hon1.
Norman
Rogers,
Minister
of
Natidhal
De
fence,
whir
died
last
June
hi
art
alr-
I,
plane
crash.
niguiaua
ongaue.
i
lie
ocuicii
Durr
in
on
his
tongue
and
lie
speaks
the
Gaelic
with
fluency.
The
minister's
legal
training
at
Dalhousie
Law
School
in
Halifax,
where
he
bacame
a
law
professor;
followed
preliminary
education
in
the
common
schools
of
his
native
county.
He
attended
Port
Hood
Academy
and
the
University
of
St.
Francis
Xavier
In
Antigonish,
N.S.,
and
then
took
post-graduate
courses
at
CoP'
umbia-
and
Harvard
universities.
But
his
niercin
hhiP-
eve
and
elo-
'secretary.
i
ouence
as
an
orator
give
the
lie
f
?4-
IT
a.
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i
Mm
o
Imnct
bVitj
munnfii
CUssiFlED
FOR
SALE
Helntzman
piano,
bedroom'
suites
and
household
fumlturr.
Phone
Armoirr.
78.
tf.
"-ri.
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v
j
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licit!
u
iij
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,
v,
,
...
..
,
Captam
Roy
Rurnford,
padre
of
the
garnVorr
at
Priricc
FOnrfnSAiE:ary
Safe-
Prfce
$-
Rupert,
the
story
of
how
he-
and1
a
few
companions
climbed
-
-
-
about
eight
thousand
feet
trr
a
mountain.
Tt
i
a
,ndoi
fr
sale-
room
cottage
just
fill
thincr
in
toll
?im-i
TUn
U
.
i
it..
1
off
yj
iimii
up
tucie
nas
ine
of
feehrfg
that
he
is
Vell
above
the
ordinary
mortal
11th
Ave.
$500.
With
furni
ture"
$55a.
If.
6.
Helgerson,
(216)
and
can
look
down
from"
the
heights
and
is
ntiv'iWerl
tn
Port
salens
rooms
a'nd
bath.
3n
rai
auvuiiliu
IHTimCB.
ne
fiV
STir
V
IPS
a
atin
f
A
tlm
:
fisherman,
only
(rout
fishing
Is
the
last
word
in
laziness
VR
SALB
CheaP-
chesterfield
whereas
mountain
climbine-
seems
rn
ho
tbo
vP
vt
suite
and
other
articles.
2225
At-
of
action
and
possibly
of
irresponsibilitv.
At
anv
rt
lln
Xvenue-
(27)
mountain
climbing
must
be
real
exercise
with
real
thrilk
Fon
sale
4th
Ave;
w.
Modern
occasionally
to
give
the
climber
something
to
talk
about.
Suon-
SSaTw
ON
THE
HEIGHTS
Some
few
privileged
people.go
through
life
always
on
the
heights,
enjoying
the
bracing
air
of
the
high
lands,
keen,
bright,
inspired,-
forever
trying
to"
get
to
higher
places.
It
iff
a'
great
way
to
be.
No
w
and
again'
they
catch'
thesight
of
the
beautiful
pure
peak.
of
the
mountain
above
and
they
once
more
set
about
trying
to
reach
it,
Of
cours'
iney
never
get
to'
a
realization
of
their
aspirations
but.
they
live
in
that
rarified
atmosphere
of
the
mountain1
peaks
and
sejem
to
enjoy
themselves
all
th&
time,-
even
when
an
Occasional
fog
comes
up'
and
nvelopthem.1'
'
Most
of1
us-look
with
envy
on
the
mountain
climbers'
but,
when
the
opportunity
comes
to
join
them
and
share
?
in
uiai,
greaier
perspecuve,
geiiing
an
occasional
vision
of
the
unattainable,
we
turn
again
to
the
easy,
luxurious
terms,
sin
Ave.
w.
duplex
apartments.
5
rooms
ea6h;
Modern.
$3500.
Make
your
savings
earn
income
in
sound
Investment.
M.
M.;
Stephens;
(217)
Politics
Interested
him.
In
193tf
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j
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.
.
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tMarnnnalfl
f
rlpn
for
rjnVnfnlnn
tvw
i50QI'orsel"
oniciai
ounes
mis
quiei
i:
.
"
.
"
r
s
po
ten
representative
or
tne
lone
'
"mac"
and
small
"d
Macdonalds
3
00
.
Has
a
fund
of
amusing
and1
pointed
stones.
Angus
L.
Is
a
smoker.
With
the
thrift
natural
to.
a
Scot
there
was
a
time
when'
he
roll'ea:
his"
own
smokes.
Latterly
he
has
turned
to
ready-made
cigarettes.
Macdonald's
hair
ts
graying
In
a
iiic
mimsier.
a
him
can
iur
nuiuary
training
comes
at
last
-"
t.
1924
Th
.
...,.'
and,
as
a
i-esult
forty
thousand
yoSig
menlill
ent.r
camp
Iff
1"
nem,i?e,ve3
10
Popart
in
defence
semces.
examiner
and
questioning
news-Ihey
will
Mi
drill
i
m,
and
learn
VariOHS"
kind.1?
of
war
Strategy
SO
papermen
more
often
than
not
have
that,
if
Canada
should
be
attacked,
they
will
know
what
fou"d
themselves
subject
to
a
good
fo
do.
deal
of
inquiry
rather
than
being
It
is
quite
probable
that
this
training,
if
it
is
properly
lthe
ceivrng
end
or
an
answers,
carried
nrrr
wflT
W
nf
nf
I
L
he
can
do
conveniently
,
.
r
'"
,
ijc4j
r
ui
uit
cuuniiuji
ui
every.
An?n
L.
.vuung
nmn.
i
ne
pnysicai
set-up
01
trie
soldieV
is
excellent
and
the
lads
will
learn
to
be
real
soldiers.
MUST
MOVE
QUICKLY
If
the
Germans
really
intend
to
invade
Britain
they
niust
move
quickly
because
already
the
Roval
Air
Force
is
busy
bombing
them
every
night
and
the
guns
at
Dover
are
giving
them
trouble.
Every,
day
the
Gernrn
-forces
remain
m
that
vicinity
they
will
be
in
imminent
danger
trom
the
air
That
is
the
great
reason
whv
they
eannx
J
afford
to
wait.
snatches
an
hour
to
ap
pear
at
some
necessary
function
or
to
meet
with
comrades-
of
the
last
but
was
defeated.
At
that
time
he'
was
practising
law
in
Halifax.
A
short
time
later
he
was
invited'
to
attend
a:
LibferaJ
party
conven-,
Hon
called
to
choose
a
new
provin-clal
leader.
To
Angus
L's
astonish-)
ment
he
fouiid
himself
the,
conven-
tlon's
almost
unanimous
choice.
He
led
the
party
Ur
victory
In
the
v
provincial
electlOcfif.lB3i
and
1937
and
was
premief
and
provincial-
ft
-X.
arrfed
Aenes.
daughter
of
John
Foley
of
Halifax
Man
in
the
Moon
Every
dollar
subscribed
to
the
war
loan
fund
gives
an
extra
kick
to
Hitler's
pants.
Jake
says
he'd
like
ten
thousand
kicks
if
he-
only
had
the
cash.
A
certain
iudge,
famed
for
his
unruffled
behavior
.
In
any
crisis,
once
had
the
misfortune
to
fall
down
the
stairs.
He
fell
from
the
very
top
to
the
very
bottom
bounc
ing
on
each
stair,
and
finishing
by
rolling
right
across
the
corridor.
One
of
his'
servants,
hearing
the
disaster,
rushed
up
to
help.
"I
hope
your
honor
Isn't
hurt?"
asked
the
marr
anxiously.
"No,"
replied
the
Judge,
with
a
wry
smile,
"It's
not
my
honor
that
Is
hurt."
Bertie:
"There
goes
a
man
who
can
tell
the
fort
ine
of
almost
anybody
In
this
little
towrr."
Pam:
"Does
he
use
a
crystal
or
ards?"
,
Bertie:
"Neither;
he's
the
bank
manager."
There
once
.was
an
erudite
ermine
Who
said:
"This
I
cannot
determine:
When
my,
skin's
or
a
coat
I'm
a
creature
of
note,
But
when
I'm
alive
I'm
Just
vermin."
ix
HONOR'
OF
WORKERS
LONDON,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Com
poser
Eric
Coates
has
completed
a
new
march
"Calline
All
Work
ers"
which
he
says
tries
to-
capture
"the
cheerful
spirit
of
the
wonderful
British!
people
lit
thelf
war
effort."
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hours
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extra
leisure!
can
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tvnshcd
and
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lies
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xvithout
cementing
or
tacking!"
Why
don't
yon
drop
around
to
The
Cold
Seal
on
all
Congoleum
is
your
guarantee
of
satisfaction
and
long
xrear.
Ask
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your
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dealer
and
sec
why
everyon6's
so
enthusiastic
about
the
smart
new
Congoleum
line?
In
small
arid
large
rugs
or
hy-the-yartl,
you'll
find
the
new
patterns
irrcsiatiltle!
1X3
MacKenzies
Furniture
Gordon
and
Anderson
Have
a
Large
Stock
of
Congoleum
Rugs.
Call
and
Look
Them
Over.
GORDON'S
MAN-EATING
BEES
PACHMARHI,
India,
Sept.
13:
J
(CPJ
Handlkho,
the
deepest
gorge
in
India,
has
been
prohibited
to
slght-eers,
the
valley
having
claim
ed
many
lives,
with
its
snakes
and'
"man-eating
bees."
GIVE
NELSON'S
GUN
tONDbN,
Sept.
13:
'(CP)
Among
th
scrap
sent
here
for
the
"scrap
for
victory"
campaign
Is
the
minute
gun
from
Nelson's
flagship.
The
gun
was
presented
by
Nelson
to
Southey;
the
poet.
.
f
,
Let
Us
Supply
Your
Needs
in
Congoleum
AH
Sizes
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nave"
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adyerSr
'
in
this
paper
will
soon
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you
kno
If
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