Um.wt
of
the
Canadian
BcottUh
13
1
16
,..
nt
in
an
unsuccessful
at-
i)
scale
the
sheer
wall
of
an
assauu.
training
down
at
the
bottom
of
n
::
whose
edge
she
watch
h'
i
man
in
battle-drei.
small
and
quick,
raced
to
dangling
from
the
ejlff
'
xiarted
up
where
the
...d
failed.
M
w
will
make
It
If
any-
i
h
,
Capt.
Cyril
Wlghtman
i
B.C.
told
the
Princess
aiaiig
the
assault
school
.
Capt.
Wlghtman
reo
.
iue
primy
little
figure
.
,,w
Sxt
Jtrry
Burton-i
M-nirtr
instructor
In
j
di'ig
training,
and
wire
,
mr
hand
he
got
to
i
i
i
xcUUmtd
the
Prjn-
vr
all
her
atU-nUeQ,
i
tor's
feat.
The
man
'
i
(t
dahed
to
another
,
.
:
(
some
feet
away
and
.;
m
his.
new
attempt.
Colonfl-ln-Cliltf
Wi'uman
itnod
by
the
..
as
the
watched
Canadian
SeottMi
'
mhich
she
la
Colonel-t
nst
rate
assault
land-i.iiary
t
the
eltff-A
then
mock
battle
at
figc
The
Prlneea
-
f
Maj
-Oen.
of
tte
Trrritortal
Servtee
and
.is
ipd
by
the
Colonel
h"
ItoyaJ
Seot
Brgl
v:
.-h
the
Oanadlan
vfliikated.
xmarkawy
like
a
r
.ncea
BUtabeth
the
Mt
the
Prince
.t
ore
than
an
hoar
at
..
.
.
t
school
tramping
-
idv
fields
to
see
the
through
their
pace,
n
ock
landing
and
raid
xmand
of
Lkput.
UfCr
1.
r
of
Tetorta,
'all
raps,
sneakers
and
krleton
equlpmefit,
lemontraUons
by
-.!
troop
who
nego-i.
ds
of
defence
bar-unted
high
walla,
sltm
ralto
over
(
k
d
Uirangh
barbrd
'
ted
a
ftambtg
ditch
flash
echoed
Insprctrd
Itejlmenl
'
went
to
the
bank
'
ie
the
troops
croa
v
rnns
of
rope
stung
sde
between
tree
.m
back
holding
rifle
:
Head
while
explosives
.:
spout
of
water
up
Princes
had
arrived
c
day,
all
the
men
of
n
Scottish
were
drawn
:
inspection
wearing
I
full
kit.
Wlille
she
-Ar.
thev
marched
pait
company
followed
by
band
whose
mascot,
a
Bernard
dog,
walked
lie
first
line
of
piper.
HANNINO
GANDHI
AY
Nqv
2
(-Publication
-
M.
entitled
"Quit
India,?
"
Mahatma
Oandhl's
.
d
articles
in
his
IL:
an
has
been
banned.
11
i
i
ikiiiiiiiriiTafiii
I
NOTICE!
?
Wartime
Prices
and
'
Board
has
Issued
an
prohibiting
the
giving
f
English
Dlnncrware
'
mlums.
We
regret
to
:e
that
after
Nov.
1st
r:ler
will
become
cf-
-
e
do
not
misinterpret
above
order
.
.
.
It
ap-:;nly
to
dlnncrware
.
.
.
"ifr
Items
on
the
prc-
i
ii
t
arc
affected.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
("Where
Dollar.
ItnvA
Vlnro
rents"
IldX
575
l'lmnr.
1X.1I
Marriage
Meantime
Good
living
and
day
Life
By
VICIAN
BROWN
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
for
domesticity.
Several
have
fared
extremely
well.
The
girl
told
me
of
a
wealthy
young
man
who
came
Mf.AY.
NOVEMBER
2,
1842
'
THZ
DAILY
KKWd
'MARY
SEES
'DIME
DANCE
fANADIANS
Wilt
WORK
rrlnrr
U0J
vim-
Si
aline
and
Mream-rning
o;
Keiment
From
Pacific
Coait
Uy
WILLIAM
STUART
(
,
nudum
Press
Btaff
Writer'
soMKWIIFJlE
IN
ENOLANP,
t
It
teems
ery
"slippery--
prlne
Royal
(Mary,
only
,,r
the
King
watching
a
the
life
It
gay
but
she
wanU
that
vtat-eovered
cottage,
or
,at
leatt
an
apartment
for
two.
That'
what
I
found
out
among
a
lot
of
other
thing
when
I
wai
girl
said
reassuringly:
Francisco.
He
wanted
a
date
and
"If
a
man
Is
objectionable
Just
I
told
him
that
was
not
permitted,
leave
him
and
walk
away;
we
We
.talked
as
we
glided
about
the
don't
have
to
stand
for
any
non-
ifloor
to
the
.music.
It
was
my
first
sense."
Another
said:
"If
you
need
night,
I
said.
He
borrowed
money
hOKtXm-fr-a-nllFlt
n
f
nnn
lha
'
inn
V,cr
nf
n11
nnp
nf
thi
Most
of
the
Girls
Look
Forward
to
town
'
swank
ballrooms,
i
housemen
.who
police
the
floor-
l
for
the
next
three
dances.
A
handsome
young
man
from
Most
of
the
girl
marry
and
i
they
take
eare
of
Jitterbugs
and
,
Detroit,
an
aviation
engineer,
nave
lamiuet
and
roreaake
dancing
;
Improper
dancing..
!
bought
my
time"
for
half
an
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
2
(AP)
The
'
oacK
nigni
awr
0,801
unul
wed-'cut.
New
Jersey,
me
Miawesi
ana
'war
JOD!
dlme-a-dance
tfritair
or
short.
fllng
blte
jthe
South.
Some
slay
a
snort
time.!
Earnines
slinky-hipped
or
fluffy
gowned
Is
.
No
Nontnse
,me
rai
years.
Jc
wai
amazed
to
jarn
tnat
le
waiting
for
the
rifpt
man
to
come
J
Bat
to
get
to
the
dancing.
20
through
the
door
Vith
lifetime!
of
us
sat,pa
a
roped
off
dal
'the
ticket.
She
tarN
a
md
living
tjid
Bfn
i
watting
to
be
claimed.
One
One
girl
Is
a
model,
another
a
hour.
We
sat
In
the
electrically
radio
singer
and
several
do
war
;
start-lit
cocktail
lounge.
We
had
work.
They
come
from
Connectl-1
gof
t
drinks
and
talked
about
his
I
didn't
have
to
whistle
for
a
girls
earn
from
$25
to
$60
a
week
eustomer.
'
Ahttost
Immediately.
I
and
dance
approximately
109
acquired
a
gentleman
from
San
dances
a
night.
I
averaged
$2
an
hour,
received
seven
cents
for
every
lb-cent
ticket,
and
$1
of
the
time
ticket.
The
glrft
all
thought
I
got
a
good
play
because
I
was
a
"new
face."
The
hours
are
from
8:33
to
1;30
and
each
girl
must
spend
a
half)
hour
Jn
the
War
Bond
Booth.
All
of
them
are
registered
with
the
Police
Department;
all
have
to
have
three
references
and
a
pic
ture
which
is
attached
to
the
files.
As
a
matter
of
fact
at
closing
time
I
decided
it
had
been
very
entertaining
and
as
for
wedding
belif
Even-1
had
some
possible
prospects:
a
movie
stylist,
ah
artist,
and
a
war
worker
amonz
other.
i
.
.
-
"
it
)C-
1
1
The,
best
was
the
war
worker.
He
had
a
car,
gasoline,
and
four
brand
new
tires
but
definitely
he
couldn't
dance
a
step.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Nov.
2,
1917
British
forces
under
Lt.-Gen.
Sir
tdmund
Allehby
occupied
Beturshsba
In
Palestine.
Austro-jGermaj
fcoops
reached
the
TagUaownto
River
and
captured
a
bridgehead.
German
airmen
raided
London;
32
casualties.
I
kin
Mr
5nhinLfilfjriihp.r
hliilUllp
I
111.
I
VUIII1II1VIHI
MRiVI
1
.
"rr
or
Rl
il
"
Victory
"
er
T
t
a
rcguur
hl
lo
V.u"e,eryssUU
J"
t.A
to
Rlc
J.
i.
form.
P""
n"',
out
your
or-
I,
ff
WEAR
YOUR
COMMANDO
DAGGER
it
a
tymM
inJicatiitg
tktt
you
bait
huebt
tbt
Nrw
Victory
Bonds.
a
PHONE
LOCAL
HEADQUARTERS:
RECRUITING
OFFICE
Third
Avenue,
Phone
301
of
these
days
you'll
learn
that
ONE
Canadian
civilians
aren't
soft...
they're
fighting
mad
.
.
.
and
tough
I
Prove
it
to
him
Canada
!
Answer
that
sneering
challenge
with
the
spit
of
machine
guns
.
.
.
the
rumble
of
tanks
.
.
.
blacken
his
skies
with
bombers,
fighters
keep
Canadian
warships
on
the
hunt
for
his
skulking
submarines.
Give
Hitler
hell
he's
asked
for
it.
Show
him
the
very
folks
he
thinks
softest,
are
as
tough
as
they
come!
You
white-collar
office
men
and
women
show
him'
that
you
can
take
it
.
.
.
and
give
it,
too.
Show
bim
that
you
can
do
without
those
'extras'
that
contribute
to
the
comfort
and
enjoyment
of
our
normal
way
of
life.
And
be
proud
to
do
it!
What)
is
your
share
of
the
savings
job
?
Well,
the
average
Canadian
would
have
to
lend
to
Canada
to
meet
Canada's
need
$1
in
every
$5
of
income
left
after
taxes
and
compulsory
savings
have
been
collected.
The
average
may
:not
fit
your
case.
Your
own
circumstances
are
distinctly
your
own.
You
may
be
able
to
do
better
both
out
of
your
current
income
and
out
of
your
accumulated
savings
in
the
bank
or
you
may
not
be
able
to
reach
the
average.
Your
share
of
voluntary
savings
is
every
dollar
you
can
possibly
spare.
Remember,
you
will
be
laying
up
fdr
yourself
the
best
of
all
investments
VICTORY
BONDS
are
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada;
they
yield
a
fair
rate
of
interest;
you
can
borrow
against
them;
and
they
are
readily
saleable
when
you
need
the
cash.
CMAM
NBeOS
$750,000,000
,
jtf&A
NATIONAL
WAR
Fl
N
ANC
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Ml
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i
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