DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
The
Second
Front
'Clement
Atlee,
Secretary
for
the
Dominions,
at
present
a
visitor
to
Canada,
says
that
Allied
leaders
do
not
need
to
be
"prodded"
about
the
opening
of
a
second
front..
From
what
Mr.
Atlee
says
it
is
to
be
implied
that
iVia
Allied
lonrlorc
nro
fiillv
nnnvppintivp
nf
trip
rlpsirnliil-
The
Second
Front
will
be
our
big
stake
and
we
want
a
cinch
hand.
Bluffing
won't
go.
General
WaveU's
View
.
.
.
General
Sir
Archibald
Wavell,
regarded
generally
as
Britain's
No.
1
military
genius
and
probably
just
as
great
a
hero
as
General
Douglas
MacArthur
although
not
glamorized
quite
so
much,
declares
that
Japan
is
not
strong
enough
to
launch
another
offensive.
The
opinion
is
of
more
pressing
interest
to
us
here
in
Prince
Rupert
who
are
pretty
vitally
concerned
in
the
Japanese
war
nnn'n
,
Man
Who
lias
Had
Some
Experiences
But
There
'
Are
Funny
Excuses
1
Written
for
The
Canadian
Press
By
FRANK
RASKY
I
TORONTO.
Sept.
29:
Q
Right
from
the
outset
Charlie
Buchanan
I
will
have
you
know
that
he
doesj
not
like
to
be
known
as
a
wolf
at
'
the
door
he
would
not
think
ofi
evicting
widows
Into
the
cold
he
,
has
never
forced
money
from
or-
Dhans
Hp'
th
ViMrt
nf
n
tnH!rnl
Tuesday,
September
29.
1942audH
agpncy
ad
thls
year
he.,jl
try
to
collect
200,000
overdue
doctors'
bills
from
taxpaylng
citizens
in
every
province
of
Canada.
I
Buchanan.
58,
Is
a
bluff,
cigar
smoking
businessman
and
he'll
stake
his
20-year-old
collection
business
on
the
principle
that
thr
average
Canadian
Is
honest
He,
believes
that
western
fanners
rank
as
aces
In
paying
ability.
i
Hanging
from
the
wall
in
Burn-
(
anan's
oftflce
Is
a
chart
of
Canada
dotted
with
thumb
tacks.
Those
.;
.
i
i
A
e
'
,
represent
agents
that
Buchanan
a
lty
if
not
the
downright
necessity
of
opening
a
second
;has
located
ln
every
Canadian
front
to
relieve
hard-pressed
Russia.
The
question
of
j
district,
men
whose
ordinary
job
whether
or
not
there
should
be
a
second
front
has
prob-,vary
from
bank
managers
to
poi
nhhr
Kppn
Inner
infP
rWirlprl
Thp
evnpHienrv
is
thp
stum-.l2men
n
various
Canadian
prov-'
bling
block,
no
doubt.
In
talking
about
a
second
front
we
may
anticipate
that
it
will
be
opened
just
as"
soon
as
the
practicability
of
its
success
is
reasonably
certain.
Until
that
has
been
established
we
shall
just
have
to
be
patient
and
be
confident
that
our
leaders,
who
are
in
possession
of
much
more
knowledge
on
the
subject
than
we,
will
delay
the
opening
of
the
second
f
ront
not
a
moment
later
v
than
it
appears
the
fitting
time
to
start
it.
Dipnnp
has
no
riniiht.
supfrested
to
us
the
vital
im-
portance
of
well-considered
and
perfectly-timed
prepara-'0
JJZ
In
a
general
way
Buchanan
nasi
tion
and
organization
for
such
an
important
undertaking.
What
we
want
now
is
real
second
front,
not
merely
a
costly
diversion.
inces.
As
super
sleuths
their
Job
is
to
investigate
and
report
the,
finances
cf
overdue
clients.
j
A
Good
Summer
j
Despite
increased
taxes,
Buchan
j
an
believes
this
summer
has
been
the
best
ever
for
bill
collectors.
Bumper
crops
have
given
extra'
doHars
to
farmers
while
boomln?
war
Industrie
In
eastern
provinces
are
handing
out
pay
envel-
a
lot
of
fun
collecting
bills,
but
now
and
then
something
comes
i
along
to
annoy
him.
For
instance!
an
old
fellow
m
untisn
uoium-
bia
died
after
a
doctor
had
nursed
him
along
for
two
months.'
When
Buchanan
tried
to
collect
the
bill,
the
man's
family
answer-'
ed.
"Well,
you
didn't
cure
him,
and
because
it's
not
our
fault
that
,
he
died,
we
won't
pay
"
Incident
ally,
this
bill
still
Is
owing.
More
honest
was
the
widow
who
opened
her
mall
one
morning
and
was
surprised
to
learn
her
hus-i
band
owed
a
dentist's
bill
when
he
died.
Not
knowing
what
work
had
been
done,
she
wrote
and
asked
Buchanan,
who
replied
that
it
was
for
a
set
of
false
teeth.
J
i
,
,
,
i
Next
day
the
woman
came
down
There
is
no
reason
to
suppose
that,
when
General
the
teeth.
-I'm
not
able
to
Wavell
makes
such
a
statement,
he
is
merely
utterjng
wish-1
pay
the
bin,-
she
explained,
-but
ful
thinking.
If
any
one
on
our
side
has,
he
should
have
my
ah
was
buried
without
his
a
pretty
good
idea
of
just
what
Japan
s
strength
is
and
her
possibilties
for
the
future
from
a
fighting
standpoint.
Of
course,
we
all
underestimated
Japan's
strength
at
the
start.
We
can
look
back
rather
repentantly
now
on
the
opinions
that
were
being
bandied
about
just
before
Pearl
,
one
of
the
toughest
dental
cus-
TJovVv,.
nUnt
Tnnnn'o
mil
n
o.o
Vil
1
1
ir
tViof
rUa
stnillrl
nrvflMJmers
DUClJanau
ever
CUCUUUI.CI
uaiuui
auuut
uajano
v
uiiii
ciuiiiLj
,
mat,
v.uuiu
uuv
last
six
weeks
before
she
would
be
blown
into
the
ocean,
that
China
had
almost
beaten
her
anyway.
We
must
admit
that
Japan
has
done
a
lot
of
winning
and
has
taken
a
lot
of
ground.
She
has
given
us
plenty
of
unpleasant
surprises.
At
the
same
time
it
is
reasonable
to
suppose
that
she
may
have
gone
a
considerable
way
in
exhausting
her
organizzed
war
resources.
Possibly
General
Wavell
may
bet
ribbut
even
he
does
not
suggest
that
there
may
not
Ma
JJ&M.
ea
fight
left
in
Nippon
yet.
Once
again
we
might
suggest
that
it
is
still
a
little
early
to
think
about
letting
down
our
guard.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOItOTIIY
GAR
BUTT,
Hostess
I
have
had
a
letter
from
the
Hamblin
girls,
Eileen
and
Phyllls.
It's
so
very
like
them
and
so
full
of
news
that
I
Just
can't
help
quoting
it
almost
In
full,
Just
to
sort
of
prepare
ithe
Grenadiers
for
them
when
they
burst
upon
us
on
their
return
with
their
good
cheer
and
sunny
smiles:
"Dear
Mrs.
Oarbutt:
"Just
had
to
write
and
give
you
a
report
from
our
end
of
the
line.
We're
having
a
grand
holiday!
ji,
"And
here's
j
pie
news!
Monday
morning
a
troop
train
passed
through,
a
troop
of
boys
who
had
been
In
Prince
Rupert,
Scottles
and
R.
M.
IL's.
And
was
It
grand
seeing
all
our
boys
again.
And
to
think
that
we
should
be
there
and
able
to
see
them.
Scads
of
the
boys
we
knew,
Including
Slg.
Jimmy
Aiken,
believe
it
or
not.
Tell
Ina
Robertson
that
an
R.MH.
said
to
say
'hello'.
The
train
stop-
'ped
for
45
minutes
so
Phil
and
I
had
plenty
of
time
to
renew
acquaintances.
Gee
It
was
grand!
J
"Monday
night
we
came
down
to
I
Vernon
and
now
we're
apple
pickersfor
the
next
couple
of
weeks.
Don't
ever
let
anybody
tell
you
that
apple
picking
is
easy
It
Isn't.
It's
awful!
But
we're
doing
it
Just
because
it's
different
from
any
thing
we've
ever
done.
We
break
off
work
about
3:30,
bicycle
to
the
lake
a
mile
away
and
have
a
swim.
And
by
8:30
we're
ready
for
bed.
And
we
get
up
at
6:30
aren't
we
wonderful.
'Tell
the
boys
their
$1.30
a
day
is
'a
cinch
compared
to
apple
picking
at
6c
a
box.
We
each
picked
31
boxes
today
but
a
good
picker
picks
100.
Love
from
EMcen
and
Phyllis,
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Sept.
29,
1917
Oerman
counterattacks
were
repulsed
at
Zonne-beke
in
the
Ypres
Salient.
French
lorces
Deat
on
extended
enemy
i
drives
on
defence
positions
fromi
the
Alsne
River
to
the
Argonne,
'
teeth
and
111
be
giving
them
back
to
you.
Maybe
the
dentist
can
sell
them
over
again."
She
still
has
the
teeth.
These
Fellows
Paid
ed
was
a
farmer
who
lived
11
the
CANADIANS
DOWN
JAP
BOMBER
Pilot
Officer
J.rr.rr..v
H.
V.'.a
Vai..
uvcr
B.C.
and
Sergt.
George
O.
Bite
.1
Sa.skato.iii.
Sa-k.
both
members
of
an
R.A.P.
Hurricane
squadron
in
Ceylon,
are
pictured
above
with
the
wreckage
of
a
Jap
navy
99
bomber
they
accounted
for
during
a
Jap
raid
on
Colombo.
WOMEN
IN
I.MuU
Be
Flood
SERVICES
Auxiliaries
to
ration
of
of
Volunteers
or
Obviate
LONDON,
Sept.
29:
,
ft
More
than
5
.M0
,000
of
the
iflO&fiOO
women
registered
with
the
Ministry
oi
Laoor
are
in
iuu
nine
war
work,
but
compulsion
for
women
may
soon
be
extended
unless
more
volunteers
cxfuTe
forward
lor
the
home
service
of
everything
but
three
auxiliary
services.
Women's
service
directorates
say
nothing
short
of
a
spate
of
volunteers
greater
than
anything
the
war
has
yet
produced
can
obviate
drastic
revision
of
the
voluntary
system.
The
Auxiliary
Territorial
Service
and
the
Women's
Auxiliary
Air
Force,
it
Is
reported,
could
Peace
River
country.
For
months
,
recruits,
has
called
for
14,089
be
Buchanan
sent
him
letters
re-1
fore
Christmas.
The
present
call-minding
him
about
his
debt
for
alup
system
Is
not
producing
women
set
of
false
teeth.
And
for
months
J
quickly
enough
to
meet
expansion
the
farmer
haggled
bitterly
refus-.of
the
forees.
lnz
to
nay.
It
was
only
after
the!
Possible
Extension
farmer
sot
a
letter
threatening
to
sue
for
the
outstanding
debt
that
Buchanan
received
the
cash
plus
a
note
which
read:
"Since
my
son
and
I
both
use
the
same
teeth
TILLIE
TIIE
TOILER
Extension
of
the
conscription
age,
drastic
examination
of
deferment
and
sweeping
overhaul
of
regulations
applying
to
married
women
are
among
suggestions
put
Baseball
Standings
FINAL
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St.
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York
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Pittsburg
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Chicago
88
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Boston
W
89
Philadelphia
42
109
American
league
New
York
188
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TOUGH
CHRISTMAS
LONDON.
Sept.
39:
9
A
Joint
Treasury
and
Board
of
Trade
announcement
reports
that
res'llc-
twice
as
many
recruits
as
they
get
t,on
m
money
and
goods
each
week.
More
and
more
women
a0
001
rflfd
for
are
needed
to
replace
men
going
Christmas,
and
gifts
may
not
be
rseas.
sent
to
Canada
or
Newfoundland
Even
the
Women's
Royal
Naval
!W
Mt
parcels
to
children
Service,
closed
lor
a
Ume
ttow
toioiated
"r
the
Children's
uverreas
necepuon
uoara
understood,
but
a
recruiting
drive
to
Interest
them
ln
service
life
may
be
run,
with
a
series
of
lectures
by
the
Army
Bureau
-'.
Current
Affairs,
designed
to
overcome
the
aversion
so
many
ervlce-
(inen
nave
oi
seeing
weir
wives
in
uniform.
1
A
tnvfttnmml
rannrl
rNvim.
both
helpless
forward
for
increasing
the
'"take
I
and
since
we
are
as,
mwdfd
re,ty
the
position
them,
have
de-
of
women
'
without
babes
we
!
.
of
chtldleas
wives
of
men
ln
the
elded
to
remit
enclosed
check.
Compulsion
in
the
case
of
wives
fmeet
reviewed
Thank
you."
of
soldiers
will
be
avoided.
It
is
1
AN
EXHIBITION
OF
COLOR!
SPORT
CHAT
The
schedule
(tames
In
the
League
is
as
follows
for
Wednesday's
Peoples
Store
vs.-
New
Team.
Sav-Mors
vi.
Midget.
Pushover
vs.
C.Y.A.
x
Stone
vs.
ToUe-rs.
Ounder
Hauff
has
cracked
r.
world
record
In
Stockholm
tmet
ever)'
time
he's
raced
in
the
last
nine
weeks.
He's
the
greatest
distance
runner
to
come
out
of
Eur-'ope
since
Iaavo
Nurmtt
era.
Haegg
(lashed
a
fifth
of
a
second
off
Sidney
Wooderson's
world
mile
record
on
July
I
with
a
A
MI
per-formance.
And
)ut
the
other
day
Haegc
broke
his
own
reeotd
with
a
4
C4
6
mile.
.TUESDAY.
8EPTEMBER
jj,
fini
two
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