PAOITTWO
TBI
EOTEY
1TBW1'
J,
Wednesday,
April
BELFAST
AFTER
AIR
RAID
THAT
TOOK
500
LIVES
I
Glean-Up
Paint-lfo
'CAMPACS
Make
I
Repairs,
The
finest
crepe
sole
summer
stfocs
on
the
market
in
little
gents,
hoys
and
mens.
Priced
from
31.50
T0
$3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
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DAILY
NEWS.
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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EDITORIAL
Pay
And
Then
Pay
Some
More
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The
new
budget
presented
to
Parliament
at
Ottawa
yesterday
provides
for
a
number
of
tax
increases:
The
gasoline
tax
of
three
per
cent
will
affect
a
good
many
people
but
the
really
low
income
people
will
not
be
affected.
Most
DeODle
can
use
their
cars
less
if
thev
sri
wish
A
most
severe
feature
of
the
federal
taxation
system
is
the
present
system
of
double
taxation,
especially
on
those
COnductin
tr
-n
fnrnilv
Hncinpsa
TTnrlov
tVio
-nam
mil.
ing
an
incorporated
company
must
pay
forty'
per
cent
of
ifo-
-mv-lfff
O
f
fUn
A
1-
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11.-
1
-
juniq
iu
Hie
ftuvcxiiiiiciiL
aim,
snuuiu
a
uiviuenu
ioe
declared,
the
recipients
must
pay
another
heavy
tax,
the
double
tax
amounting
to
a
very
large
percentage
of
the
whole.
Troops
For
Canada
-
-
The
visit
Of
Prime'
Minister
'MnoVonvia
Vine
f
Wool,
ington
seems
to
bave
been
helpful
in
connection
With
the
war
effort.
One
thin?
th.it
,
uuiteu
oiui.es
soioiers-
must
be
prepared
for
service
in
many
parts
of
the
world.
Tho.se
vho
heard
him
evidently
had
their
minds
set
on
the
Mediterranean'
countries
and
the
Far
East,
including
the
Phillipines;
However
there
was
nothing
in
the
speech
to
indicate
that
Arheri'
can
forces
might
be
sent
there
soon.
'
Communists
Puzzled
Canadian
Communists,
who
have
been
secretly
supporting
the
Axis
because
they
were
ordered
to
do
so,
are
now
rather
puzzled
what,
to
do.
Russian
support
ta
Germany
has
cooled
off
and
supplies
to-the
mechanized
army
LrVd
J
f,allen
off
However,
we
have
not
heard
that
the
local
Reds
have
received
orders
for
full
co-operation
with
the
government
in
its
war"
"effort.
They
may
yet
receive
those
orders,
fn-
the
meanfinte
their
number
lerence.
Their-organization--is
illegal
and
any
outspoken
comments
would
verv
snnn
Innrl
th
Salvage
workers
move
through
the
wreckage
of
homes
in
Belfast,
Northern
Ireland,
after
the
German
air
raid
April
15th,
that
took
at
least
500
lives.
Bodies
are
still
being
recovered
from
the
wreckage.
A
British
flag
flies
from
the
facade
of
a
building
on
the
left.
'FLEET
ST.'
GRADUATES
Well
Organized
Service
Reports
Daring
Deeds
of
Airmen
By
LOUIS
V.
HUNTER
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
April
30:
(CP)
The
Air
Ministry
News
Service,
a
government
agency
that
operates
like
the
big
press
association
of
the
world,
is
the
voice
of
the.
Royal
Air
Force.
The
news
service
follows
the
f
1
i
a
r
S
wherever
Ihey
go
at
home
or
abroad,
If
t.hprp
is
a
(rnnri
story
tjo
feUtpUS
V.
HUNTER
(and
there's
..
'hardly
a
day
without
at
least
one
tale
of
amazing
daring)
of
the
feats
of
the
.brave
British
airmen,
the
news
service
reporters
are
there
to
turn
up
the
facts
and
whip
them
imio
snape
ioc
aisiriDuuon
10
a
mi
,
.
,,
,
,.
line
cost
of
living
taxes
,
have,
apparently,
not
been'news-hungEy
world,
affected
to
any
great
extent.
On
the
whole
everyone
will'
since
the
start
of
the
war
more
have
to
pay
a
little
more
and
the
higher
income'
people
a'than
3'000
stories
nave
been
icleas"
great
deal
more.
High
taxes
are
the
price
of
war
in
this'e.d
,foLpublicatlon'
most
01
them
Case
the
nriee
n'
frpwlnm
Tha
nnltV
thlngto
V?
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5lnce
tne
gallaDt
&art
ln-tne
lnnl7
t?
u?u
13
Battle
of
BrLtain,last
fall.
Security
and
W
look
pleasant.
f
It
might
have
been
worse.
.
'reasons,
have
held
in
.,.
.
til
after
the
war
probably
as
many
'more
articles.
The
news
Service
was
organized
two-and-one-half
years
ago.
be
cause
it
was
felt
that
if
the
R.
A.
P.
ever
went
into
action
a
carefully
plannfed
news
service
would
be
De
needed
neeaea
to
no
unfold
unroia
to
to
itn
.the
world
world
v"
"-if
onvtui",
a
t?C
,
h?"ge
rate
.
i
between
;
the
two
countries.
ThatRhe
activities
of
the
airmen.
The
Will'
enable
the
nennle
nno
onuntwr
fn
nAnn
onthnrlMoK!
folt
tnn.,
4Viot;
am
.
L
wnv.
J
bu
Ul
UU
UUUUJ5
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niu
nil
wu-
tne'nrnor
MMfVlAllf'
fnnVC
n..,1,l.
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i.
.-
,l
I
i
.
Ilmwrl
unuea
nrocsnrs
presence
nf
of
civilian
li,IHo
nimuuu
j.cai
ui
u
suuuun
enange
wnicn
mitrnt
result
m
a
considerable
loss.
It
is
also,
stated
in
United
States
publications
that
the
possibility
of
American
troops
replacing
Canadian
troons
when
tanadians-
were
sent
overseas
was
discussed;
That
forcc
might
result
in
Prince
Riihert
h
encan
troops
m
place
of
Canadian
in
the1
local
barracks
uairdCKS.
l41'
"ews-gatherers
m
It
is
onlv
i
utrmfeb.
htif
Jf
vi
il
trained
newspapermen
graduates
q
m
the
realms
of
P,fcet
nossibS
0f
S6'ee
wh0'
on
thttr
aP"
4
-j
.
The
close
co-operation
of
American
and
Canadian
warships
with
the
use
of
naval
bases
is
no
new
policy
but
it
seems
to
have
been
further
considered
at
the
conference
if
American
publications
are
to
be
believed
Stimson's
Hint
-
-
Secretary
of
War
H.
L.
Stimson,
discussing
activities
before
a
committee
of
the
Senate,
told
them
re
porters,
however
unauestidnable
.
.their
integrity,
would
be
undesir
able.
So
hand-picked,
men
were
chosen
and
taken
into
the
air
Trained
Tews"
Men
pointment,
are1
commissioned
in
the-
R.
A.
F".
VblUnteer
Reserve.
They
join
as
pilot
officers
and
so
through
a
short
period
of
training
with
a
disciplinary
course.
Eventually
they
are
sent
.to
various'
com
mand1
headquarters
and
if
they
are
satisfactory
are
promoted
to
the
rank
of
flight
lieutenant.
'
These
officers,
are
at
work
wherever
there
are
Important
com
mands
or
groun
.
Some
are
at
Singapore,
in
the
Mediterranean
and
the
Middle
Bast
but
the
majority
are
attached
to
home
bases
of
fighter,
bomber
and
coastal
commands.
Whenever
possible
thev
interview
nilots
Whn
havp
hfpn
bombing
Germany
or
shooting
aown
Messerschmltts
so
the
world
in
general
can
read
of
the
ex
ploits.
It
is
not
an
easy
Job
even
to
men
trained
In
handline:
news
stori:.
British:
airmen-and"
the
same
goes
for
the
Canadians
serv
ing
in
,the
R.
A.
F,
are
modest
about
their
achievements.
The
Interviews
and
stories
encouracp
the
I
people
at
home
and
in
ithe
Empire
ana
neutral
countries
their
propaganda
value
Is
Incalculable.
How
Distributed
;
'The
Ministry
of
Information
In
.London
acts
as
distributor
for
the
news
service.
,Subscribe;n;
to.
the
M.
O.
I.
teletype
service
have
the
camp
if
the
comments
tended
to
interfere
in
any
wav
with
material
2
If11
delivered
over
?ver
th
the
wire
wlxe
y
the
condiiet
nf
f
he
umr
Way
WItn,to
editorial
desks.
It
is
In
this
'way
thait
The
Canadian
Press
re
jcelves
the
stories,
which
it
rewrites
j
for
cabling
to
Canada.
I
There
is
a
service
press
officer
at
each
of
the
commands
and
he
base.
Iris
bulletins
principally
on
Intelligence
and
operational
re.
ports.
The
press
officer
at
the
giOup
concerned
follows
up
with
.stories
and
amplifies
them
later,
generally
with
interviews.
Group
press
officers
have
a
wide
variety
'of
duties
whifch
only
trained
newspapermen
could
b
trusted
with.
They
arrange
and
conduct
visits
of
newsmen,
write
radio
scripts
and
feature
articlei.
The
man
with
the
group
is
working
under
conditions
similar
to
those
of
Fleet
Street
itself.
If
he
hears
of
a
good
"yarn"
he
rushes
off
and
sometimes
uses
an
airplane
to
get
there
fa.-i'er
if
the
story
is
a
"hot"
one.
He
has
practically
a
free
hand
in
his
news
gathering
but
it
is
usual
for
all
(tories
to
be
approved
by
a
high
officer
of
the
command
before
it
hey
are
sent
to
the
,Air
Ministry
for
final
scrutiny!
Man
in
the
Moon
"Pay,
pay,
pay!'
says
Mr.
Hsley
and
the
people
smilingly
pay.
What
I
don't
like
Is
having
to
pay
somebody
to
find
out
how
;'much
I
owe
at
the
end
of
the
year.
j
We
rather
like
Win,
ton
for
say-jlng
"no"
or
"yes"
promptly
with
out
consulting
anybody.
But
If
there
was
no
war
n,
we
should
be
likely
to1
say-
"Please'
steD
down
i
Winston.
We
want
to
argue."
The
Germans
have
invaded
Britain
and.
were
driven
back.
What
will
be
the
next
move?
.
.
One
Viennese
to
another:
"How
are-
you
old
chap?",
.
v
4
"Marvelous,
thanks.'i.,!.,
.
.
:
"It's
quite
all
rlghlv
we,
are?,
not
on
the
telephone,
you
can
tell'
me
the
truth."
i
''t
:
i
Hubbv:
"What
arS
w
hfivinn
for
dL'jne'r?"'
v
V'
'
'
,
Wife:
"SDonwp
rJltp-
sporlged
the
eggs.
from.
Mrs.
Jones,,'
.the
flour
from
Mr'srown
and'
the
milk
from
MrS.
Smith."
"Does
your
father"
aiked
the
caller
of
the
minister's.littlfidaugh-
ter,
"ever
preach
the
same
ser-1
mon
twice?"
"Yes",.
I
think
he
does,"
was
the.
reply,
"but
he
talks
ldud'
and
soft
In
different
places
eah,
time
so
it
doesn't
so'urid
the
same."
A
social
climber
is
a
person
who
spends
money
he
hajn't
got
to
buy
things
he
doesn't
Tequire
lb
Impress
people
he
doesn't
'like.
I
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NORTHAMPTON;
April
30:
(CP)
Henry
Newton,
69,
was
fined
40
shillings
or
a
month
n
ijail
on-his
Wist
charge
of
travellinsr
on
a
train
without
paying
his
fare.
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Infants.
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arid
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Kewpies,
Baby
Brush
and
Comb
Sets,
Chllds
Tooth
Brushes,
China
Cereal
Bowls
and
Mugs
for
children.
Come
and
see
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at
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STORE
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War
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Years
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April
30,
1916:
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500
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rebels
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to
British
military
forcq
In
Dublin.
French
captured
enemy
trenches
near
Le
Mort
Homme
and
Cumleres
in
the
Verdun
area.
Anglo-French
expedition
at
Salonika
resumed
3SJEflR
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