DAILY
EDITION
Economy
For
War
TUESDAY,
JULY
14,
1942
As
the
amount
raised
through
voluntary
savings
during
the
past
fiscal
year
totalled
only
$1,919,294,000
of
which
$1,834,000,000
came
from
the
sale
of
Victory
Bonds
and
$85,294,000
from
War
Savings
Certificates
and
Stamps,
and
as
a
fairly
substantial
proportion
of
the
money
put
into
Victory
Bonds
must
have
come
from
accumulated
savings
which
are
therefore
no
longer
available,
it
is
apparent
that
current
savings
out
of
income
must
not
only
be
maintained
but
they
must
be
greatlv
increased
over
and
above
the
minimum
savings
requirement,
if
our
standard
of
fighting
is
to
be
bettered.
t
I
he
financial
requirements
of
the
war
effort
call
for
rigorous
economy;
the
foregoing
of
unnecessary
expenditures,
and
the
submerging
of
desire
for
material
eae
on
the
part
of
the
individual.
?c
,''?erindiivitdu?rs
first
reaction
to
the
creased
taxes
MW
be'
not
'I
can
I
cut
down
my
spend-II
can
1
raise
the
money-I'll
have
to
Thi7Ct7;B0ndSand
War
Savings
Certificates
lne
desire
of
the
government,
of
course,
is
that
the
individual
should
not
reach
into
accumulated
capital
to
pay!
the
increased
tax?
nnri
T,f;,.
A
.
1
'
e
!
v;
:
w"iu,uc
maintain
tne
same
IZtS
JP&Rather,
the
government
hopes
that
in!
creased
taxes
and
voluntary
savings
will
be
met
from1
current
income,
and,
as
a
result,
there
will
be
a
decreaS1
arSp13"
Tfng
ru?ther
than
the
molt
nSarv'
articles,
makino-
nvQiiaMo
...
i
.
v
M"iC
AUi
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more
tion
facilities.
produc-
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t,
tjt
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...
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me
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tt
if
.
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ucciuii
c.vs.
rts
inr
b
u
,8
rt.iu
sunie
oiner
matters,
Drew
mav
not
be
the
on
v
nnp
whr
ia
nnt-
.
'
nu1.
-
..v,
,0
nut
aiiugetner
satisiieu.
Keeping
Streets
Respectable
.
.
.
Once
again
we
feel
constrained
to
protest
at
the
con-ton
of
rowdiness
and
disorder
that
develops
here
night
after
night
no
doubt
due
to
excessive
drinkine
a
con-s
Snrbu?!0
hn
to
certain
TowntZ
freas
iftpt
v,Vnen
Spreadl"f
to
S,onie
of
the
residential
Ce
Prte?us
and
"Presentations
some
mree
or
or
tour
our
months
there
ago,
appeared
to
bp
an
im
provement
for
a
time.
Now
however"
we
appear
fo
be
pmg
back
into
the
old
way
and
it
is
just
about
tim
some-
TbSt
"
wS
SUre
as
il
is
flowed
to
continue,
inue
it
is
going
to
1
lead
to
serious
trouble
one
of
these
nights
Meantime,
it
is
disgusting
to
law-abidimr
folk
even
the
more
tolerant
of
them
who
are
ready
to
over!
Thcarryings-on
of'some
ImaClTZ
a
e
the
"othew
I
Wh
W0Uld
not
be
like
Saturday
nights
appear
to
be
the
worst
while
Sunday
nights
are
the
quietest.
There
is
a
logical
conclusion
tote
drawn
from
that.
Even
if
the
men
must
have
S
bquor
and
beer,
our
streets
should
be
kept
reawnabK
Tu?
and
children
and
respectable
people
TW
There
s
doubtless
a
responsibility
to
see
that
drunken
roistering
is
kept
within
bounds.
We
do
not
Mieve
there
gard
should
be
allowed
to
from
bad
go
to
worse
on
the
very
flimsy
pretext
that
thee
is
nothing
else
for
yovZ
SnW?P
San
t0
t'rtnk
andV
aist
a,hmit
t0
a11
thinS9
and
we
have
t
W
1
-ls
reached
TrM.Tte
5Jhi
Iimit
S
out
being
reaS
t
v
unit
A11
iiccixjjii?
me
nninr
nr
rntttnt,
TVlfVO
tYln..
l.
1
.
...
for
the
goo?old
beerm
haVe
CaUSGd
any
bottleneck
J.
L.
Rebmson,
M.
L.
A.
for
Medicine
Hat.
Chief
Constable
Matthew
Black
wood,
Edmonton's
new
chief
of
ponce,
has
warned
all
motor-
COMPULSORY
SERVICE
Editor.
Dally
News:
May
I
make
the
following:
sug
gestions,
which,
I
believe,
could
go
Alaskan
defences
are
"good
and
a
long
way
towards
clearing:
up
are
being
made
still
beU-fr"
and
the
dangerous
conscription
Issue
a
great
number
of
defensive
air-
now
belg
used
to
disrupt
ihls
ports
are
being
dereleped
very
country
In
these
critical
tines?
rapidly
along
Canada's
west
coast
when
God
formed
the
Israel
na-
W1SU1w.ftrlkln
akln?;
l
wilderness.
He
gave
any
possible
enemy
attacks
on
them
a
perfect
set
of
national
a?
on
this
continent,
declared
Hon.
weU
individual
laws,
and
told
C
O.
Power,
minister
of
national
them
that
obedience
would
Jrlng
defence.for
air,
in
Edmonton
last
great
bkw4n
whereM
dtoobedlnce
week
when
he
called
at
the
Al-
w1th
ils
natural
consequences
EL
2
L
3",
lnftlon
are
sufferta
those
consequences
in
British
Columbia
and
Alaska.
train
wwy
man
for
w
..from
x
Tr,.H
,
,
,
years
old
and
upwards"
bat.
when
Inspection
of
coal
mines
and
.
,
.
,
it
,t
sftoula
v,M
come
V
to
a
.
question
i
of
,
can.
,m
.u
saw
milts
in
Alberta
with
a
viw
.
..
..
to
obtaining
information
on
has-
racm
JT
ards
m
these
industries
is
to
be
d
ner
exceptions,
were
to
be
imrtrfr
undertaken
k
.
,
by
a
special
commit-
tee
of
the
prortnctal
legislature.
-.-
WTTr
o-Tai
an?
onlv
.
TolunireT
vnh.ntprrv
The
oammlt
k
rer
le
ac"'
"S"""
U.S
the
wnie
nation
was
trained
and.
consetueUy
disciplined
and
would
be
ready
for
home
defence
at
a
moment's
notice.
1
'
A
close
study
of
the
Bible
alto
1
discloses
the
fact
that
those
who
.,.1.1.1.
..
remained
at
nome
ror
.loan
sun-
ciu.ic
uKTMin
in
onmomon
,
.
that
there
piy'
mufl.HkH1
maklng-
etc
.
shouW
Is
to
be
an
intensified
,
.
'
receive
the
same
pay
as
those
who
campaign
nnmna
to
see
that
every
frt'
owght
,n
ihe
UlM,
no
nore
""""",t:
irwjrvkru
me
saieiy
and
no
le.
'
wlthto
the
next
few
weeks.
Today
we
are
fighting
on
Ood's
sWe
ftqnjpttt
all
the
eril
arrayed
Work
is
usder
way
on
sm
ob-
on
the
scaDed
Axis
sMe.
includ-servatory
to
house
a
12
1-2
Inch
tag
much
within
our
midst.
Let
telescope
which
Cyril
O.
Wates
us
8
10
Gods
Word
for
instme-foremah
38
to
we
hukl
of
the
city
telephone
j
h"T"
department,
donated
to
the
Un-
thf
e.ney
and
,TfU
800,1
W.
,.
....
WW
Ui
dU
VU1
UUIIVUIUCS.
iversity
of
Alberta.
g
w
ABRAHAM.
.
j
Victoria.
New
Military
CLINIC
FOR
'
Hospital
Open
DIPHTHERIA
Altogetlier
some
300
children
and
Five
.Nurses
on
Staff
in
Addition
pert
have
taken
advantage
of
the
to
.Male
Attendant
nf
Canadian
Army
.Medical
Corps
With
a
staff
of
five
army
nurses
as
well
as
the
male
staff
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps,
the
new
military
hospital
In
Prince
Ruiert.
adloinlne
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosplt-
'
made.
al,
is
now
in
operation.
The
staff
of
nurses
consists
of
toxoid
clinics
being
conducted
by
the
staff
of
the
Pr.nce
Rapert
Health
Unit
in
an
effort
to
eliminate
diphtheria
from
the
city.
Due
to
tne
fact
that
the
schools
In
which
"these
clinics
were
held
are
not
now
in
session,
certain
changes
in
the
dates
and
locations
'
of
these
clinics
have
had
to
be
'
The
final
dose
of
diafctheria
toxoid
will
be
riven
at
cUnsea
helif
'
lRe
pWce
ai
Btn"
g!Ten
Nursing
Sister
Smallwood.
acting
0
...
below:
matron
In
charge.
Nursing
Sister
Seai
cove
School.
Thursday
18.
Blackman,
Nursing
Sister,
Ben-
frbm
1-2
pjn.
nett,
Nursing
sister
Koester
and
Borden
Street
School,
Friday
17,
Nursing
Sister
Graham.
All
came
from
i0'n
am-here
recently
from
Victoria.
I
frJ
Edward
School.
Friday
17.
Nursing
Sister
Smallwood
is
at
;
XaUh
Umt
Office.
Saturday
18.
present
on
a
trip
south
on
leave
from
9-12
a.m.
C.P.R.
Sliopmen
Give
Gun
For
Freedom
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vnra
tn
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W.
Harvey.
v.C.
offer
Command
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3
aM
Cad'
P.
M.
Bun
produced
at
the
Canadian
ParffiTSa-
Zl
r
f
VPd
,hc
100th
naval
munitions
worker,
there
to
the
nation
The
I'
Shoph-
m
at
C
J,
ary
a
a
"om
the
ed
for
use
against
submartne.
and
suac?
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ai,!"PU
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nVal
WCapon'
de1"
approximately
12
pounds
from
It,
long
ba'-rel
in
ZZn
U,rowlnR
a
8he
'
tentative
of
the
shopmen,
Brigadier
nZt
l
Xu
h9
hm
R
AIderm".
repre,
tlons
and
Supply
for
Canada.
The
CanadTtn
pSSTJ
n
D'
Howe
MlnUtcr
r
Munl'
A-
Mather.
vlce-preldent
of
Westerr
mSS
iZ
aclte
lway
Company
was
represented
by
W.
for
hop
costs
on
the
gun,
and
g
i
?b
mvTcff
ft0m
the
emPloy
a
difl
Oubbln.
works
manager,
acted
m
chairman
K
Vowr'
wm
Montreal.
J.h.
ani
among
the
mad
f
lP
r
P
war
veler-
Guard
of
Honor,
the
gun.and
a
Xp"
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XrpK
,nSptct,"
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PAGE
TWO
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NEWS
TUHttDAY.
JULY
14.
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Dress
Shoes
at
their
price
on
the
market
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you
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
"Birmingham"
Shoes
you
are
missing
one
of
the
best
bets
possible.
Solid
leather
throughout.
Finest
fitting
lasts
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
$6.50
to
$8.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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