SDAY
OCTOBER
27,
1943
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off
when
Japan
seized
astern
tropics.
DRIVE
UPON
SQUANDERING
Gnome
No
Longer
Point
to
Evils
of
Extravagance
in
Britain.
By
ALLAN
NICKLESON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Oct.
27
O
No
one
would
have
considered
It
possible,
but
the
Squander.
Bug,
an
ubiquitous
villain
who
looks
like
he
Devil,
has
become
a
national
pet
in
Britain.
To
say
the
least,
It's
to
a
select
committee
on
thrift
which
strove
to
reveal
the
Squander
Bus
In
his
true,
fifth-columnist
role.
So,
the
Bog's
character
will
be
changed
to
make
him
more
menacing
in
the
hope
he
will
really
rate
as
a
slimy
creature
instead
of
a
war-
Umemascot.
,
Designed
as
t
symbolic
tempter
towards
frivolous
spending,
this
paunchy
hobgoblin
with
the
short
hovns
and
forked
tall
wormed
himself
into
the
hearts
ot
the
people.
Children
love
him.
hi
amuses
:hc
elders
and
Is
the
subject
of
music-hall
Jokes.
No
one
admit
publicly
to
parenthood
of
Squander
Bug,
whose
body
Is
covered
with
swastika
markings.
He
was
a
Joint
effort,
placed
at
the
dis
posal
of
the
National
Savings
ing
leer
and
a
flattering
man-Committee,
representative
of
tier.
Wanted
also
for
the
crime
some
of
Britain's
best
advertis-
of
Shoppers'
Disease,
ing
brains
which
assists
govern-
It
was
last
November
that
ment
departments
In
publicity,
sir
Harold
Mackintosh,
then
"The
Bug
U
something
that
vice-chairman
now
chairman
of
must
be
despised
and
trampled
the
National
Savings
Committee,
on,"
a
savings
official
said,
sought
a
new
idea
to
underline
Hence
the
impending
change
in
the
necessity
of
savings.
In
par-
tils
appearance."
tlcular
he
aimed
at
reaching
In
newspaper
advertisements,
the
class
of
people
who
now
posters
and
on
billboards
earn
more
money
than
they
did
throughout
the
country,
the
Bug
before
the
war,
such
as
many
ot
appears
as
always
tempting
peo-
those
In
munition
work.
The
pie
to
spend
their
money
fool-
sharp-toothed
Bug
emerged
as
lshly,
and
on
luxuries
and
other
,
the
answer.
v
non-essentials,
when
they
should
invest
it
in
Savings
Certificates
to
aid
ihe
war
effort.
A
handbag,
the
savings
committee
claims,
is
the
diabolical
fellow's
favorite
breeding
ground.
Nice
crisp
banknotes
make
htm
ravenous
and
the
public
is
asked
to
starve
him
through
turning
extra
money
into
War
Savings
Stamps.
Posters
Police-Style
When
the
Bug
first
appeared
he
spelled
his
name
as
one
word
Ar
a
villain,
the
Bug
hit
the
skids
this
summer.
In
a
London
stage
hit
he
was
the
theme
of
a
gag
that
never
failed
to
rock
the
hoiiro.
That
was
when
a
straight
man
emerged
as
a
Dickensian
character
and
a
"stooge"
planted
in
a
box
seat
cried
"You
look
like
the
Squan
der
Bug."
A
I,ondon
newspaper
cartoon
had
readers
chuckling.
Under
the
heading
"Scotched"
it
showed
a
bedraggled,
perplexed
Squanderbug,
alias
Hitler's
I
gander
Bug
leaning
against
a
name
for
emphasis
came
later.
V"
"r
",c
,
He
was
sought
out
then
as
a
foul
fellow
with
posters
printed
in
police
-styl
as:
plana
tlon:
"he
lodt
his
morale
in
Dundee."
"Wanted
for
Sabotage:
The;
GREAT
OCEAN
CONVOYS
Sqquanderbug,
alias
Hutler's
1
British
ocean
convoys
totalled
Pal.
Known
to
be
at
large
in
125,000,000
ship-miles
lh"
the
certain
parts
of
the
Kingdom,
first
three
years
of
war.
This
Is
Usually
found
in
the
company
equivalent
to
6,000
times
around
useless
art!?'.cs.
Has
a
tempt-
the
world.
THE
DAILY
TEWS
PAGE
FTVE
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
I
Oct.
26,
1918
The
3rd
and
1th
British
armies
extended
:heir
advance
beyond
the
Olse
and
the
Scheldt
rivers
taking
T.000
prisoners.
Allies
opened
n
offensive
on
a
wide
front
in
North
Italy.
NOTED
KITCHEN
CLOSED
VALETTA
Oi
Malta's
famous
Victory
kitchens"
communal
kitchens
where
all
classes
of
the
population
were
served
during
the
seige
have
been
closed.
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High
Class
Decorating
,
,
and
Paperhanging
,
,
Red
395
867
Borden
St.
"THE
BLOODIEST
PORTION
OF
THIS
WAR.
..LIES
AHEAD
Of
US"-Cnurchi1
Do
you
honestly
believe
you're
doing
your
full
share
?
tell
that
are
doing
all
can
to
Perhaps
you
can
truthfully
yourself
you
you
Jtt
help
win
this
war
...
all
day
...
every
day.
f&
But
if
you
arc
one
of
the
many
Canadian
women
who
have
not
yet
found
a
vital
place
in
the
Victory
plan,
here
is
your
opportunity
to
play
a
full
and
thrilling
part.
The
toughest
battles
arc
still
to
be
fought
and
now,
more
than
ever,
women
arc
needed
in
the
Navy,
Army
and
Air
Force.
The
men
are
needed
in
the
front
line.
In
the
uniform
of
your
country
you'll
share
that
feeling
of
pride
that
cornea
with
doing
your
utmost.
You
owe
it
to
your
country.
.
.
and
to
your
menfolk
...
to
help
win
the
war
and
win
it
quickly.
Women
are
Urgently
Needed!
Enlist
Now!
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CWAC
.
RCAF
Women'.
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Service
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corpa
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Canadian
Air
Fore
s
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effects,
regardless
of
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designated
as
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or,
dis
order.
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To
correct
and
orevent
count
less
electrical
terminal
effects
of
cause
unknown
or
known,
Power
Companies
recognize
tne
advantages
In
dividends
of
money
spent
on
maintenance
of
Power
Lines.
Likewise.
Chirnnractle
Is
"Ser
vice
and
Maintenance"
of
nerve
Power-Lines.
Trunk
"POWER"
Lines
between
brain-generator
and
nerve
terminal
enecu.
DR.
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
has
opened
new
offices
la
the
Smith
Block
to,
care
for
the
growing
number
recognizing
In
health'
dividends
the
distinct
l
and
unusual
advantages
of
vital
"Power"
Service.
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SERVICE
SELECTIVE
A
WORD
OF
CAUTION
TO
MEN
OF
MILITARY
AGE
AND
TO
THEIR
EMPLOYERS
National
Selective
Service
Civilian
Regulations
authorize
the
Minister
of
Laimur
to
require
that,
male
employees
furnish
their
employers
with
evidence
that
they
have
not
failed
to
"'.
comply
with
National
Selective
Service
Mobilization
Regulations
(i.e.,
the
Military
Call-Up).
It
is
intended
that
an
order
will
be
issued
shortly,
requiring
employers
to
carry
out
the
necessary
check
on
their
male
'
employees,
and
to
report
any
men
who
do
not
produce
the
required
evidence
of
compliance.
The
check
up
will
cover
every
male
employee
who
has
reached
the
ape
of
18
years
and
six
months
and
has
not
reached
his
311th
birthday.
The
man
will
have
to
show
evidence
in
one
of
the
following
forms:
(a)
A
man
discharged
from
I
lie
Arrant
Forces
following
service
during
the
present
war
should
have
liia
discharge
certificate.
A
discharged
man
who
has
not
a
certificate
should
apply
for
one
in
the
following
manners
Army
District
Officer
Commanding,
Military
lilttrict
in
which
ditcharge
took
place.
Air
Record
Office,
R.C.A.F.
Head,
quarter,
No.
S
Temporary
Ruilding,
Ottatca,
Ont.
ft'ary
Secretary
of
Naval
Board,
Ottaica,
Ont.
(b)
A
man
who
has
responded
to
a
direction
from
a
Registrar
of
a
Divisional
Mobilization
Iloard,
to
report
for
medical'
examination
under
Mobilization
Regulation,
should
have
either
a
cert
Hit-ate
of
unfitness
or
an
order
for
postpone
men!
of
military
training
from
the
Divisional
Registrar.
(A
man
entitled
to
either
document
who
has
lost
his
copies
should
Immediately
apply
to
the.
Divisional
Registrar
who
Issued
the
original,
Tor
a
duplicate.)
(c)
A
man
who
ha
leen
rejected
on
application
for
voluntary
enlistment
tn
the
Army
since
the
heginning
of
the
war,
should
have
a
certificate
showing
that
he
was
rejected
through
medical
unfitness.
(If
a
'man
entitled
to
such
a
certificate
does
not
possess
it,
he
should
apply
tn
the
District
Military
Head-quarters
of
the
District
in
which
lie
applied
for
enlistment,
in
order
to
procure
the
necessary
form.)
(d)
A
man
in
the
designated
classes
whohas
not
reached
his
38th
hirthday,
w
ho
was
married
as
at
July
15th,
1940,
or
who,
having
been
married
before
that
date,
Is
a
widower
with
children,
must
be
prepared
to
furnish
evidence,
such
as
a
marriage
certificate
or
ltirlh
certificate
of
a
child,
to
show
that
he
was
married
before
July
15th,
1910,
and
that
he
is
now
either
married
or
is
a
widower
with
children.
(e)
A
man
who
has
reported
for
enrolment
in
the
Army
under
an
Order
Military
Training
issued
under
the
Mobilization
Regulations
and
who
has
licen
rejected
should
have
a
certificate
allowing
he
was
rejected
through
medical
unfitness.
If
a
man
entitled
to
such
certificate
does
not
possess
it,
he
should
apply
to
the
District
Officer
Commanding
the
Military
District
in
which
he
was
rejected.
(f)
CO
A
man
who
is
not
subject
to
the
Mobilization
Regulations
because
he
is
an
enemy
alien
who
has
not
made
application
for
naturalization
may
obtain
a
certificate
from
a
registrar
of
liis
Divisional
Mobilization
Iloard
indicating
that
the
Mobilization
Regulation
do
not
apply
to
him
and
such
certificate)!
must
be
obtained
by
all
sueh
enemy
aliens
I
(U)
A
man
who
is
an
alien
and
neither
a
rfational
of
jlielgium,
Czechoslovakia,
The
Netherlands,
.Norway,
Poland,
the
United
States
nor
Yugoslavia
and
has
not
applied
for
naturalization
may
he
relieved
of
his
duty
under
Mobilization
Regulations,
hut
he
gives
up
his
right
to
future
Canadian
citizenship
after
the
war)
where
such
men
have
applied
for.
such
relief
and
been
granted
such
status,
certificates
will
be
issued
by
registrars
in
appropriate
rases.
This
caution
is,
issued
to
facilitate
compliance
with
the
ordtr
which
is
proposed.
A
reasonable
interval
will
be
allowed
to
permit
men
to
provide
themselves
with
whatever
document,
as
referred
to
above,
they
may
be
entitled
to
hold.
Employers
are
requested
to
give
notice
of
this
proposal
to
their
mule
employees,
to
facilitate
the
operation
qf
the
order
uheri
issued.
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