rmmSDAY
JUNE
17.
1943
FprJSTRAWS,
SPRAINS
cid
SORE
MUSCLES
NPEME
iheAhtheptic
Likiheht
I50ULDEU
TO
SOME
The
word
caicuias
is
laicen
irom
IK
Latin
wora
uieaums
peuoie.
WHAT
A
COME
DOWN!
personal
ancestors
are
deified
In
I
"
i
T
Couple
Playing
Marathon
Rummy
If
Old
Man's
Idea,
Explains
British
Wife
Regarding
Four
Year
Game
LONDON,'
June
17
W-Chances
are
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cicjl
Law-ford
of
Suburban
Malda
Vale
are
playing,
the
war's
longest
game
of
rummy.
It
goes
on
each
night
and
had
its
beginning
In
September,
1940.
The
goal
Is
1.000.000-un
and
at
I
the
moment
Mr.
Lawford
leads
1.
You
can
and
should
order
your
next
winter's
coal
from
your
dealer
now.
r
2.
You
can
pay
for
it
in
equal
monthly
instalments,
over
a
period
to
be
arranged
with
your
dealer.
All
payments
are
to
be
completed
by
May
15,
1944.
3.
All
arrangements
are
made
with
your
dealer.
4.
You
simply
fill
in
a
Credit
Application
Form
and
a
note
for
value
of
your
coal
purchase.
The
note
is
financed
by
your
dealer
through
his
bank,
under
the
Government-sponsored
Solid
Fuei
Credit
Plan.
5.
You
pay
a
regular
interest
charge
of
6.20
per
annum
on
unpaid
with
27.000
against
his
wife's
19.000.
"When
the
bad
air
raids
began
l-was
my
old
man's
Idea
to
start
playing
rummy,"
said
Mrs.
Law-
ford.
"He
said
it
would
take
mv
mind
off
the
bombs
and
it
certainly
did.
We
don't
Play
for
stakes
.but
he
gets
mad
if
I
win."
At
the
present
rate
of
scoring
It
will
take
them
more
than
9?
years
.to
score
J,
000,000
up,
KOOM
TO
GKOW
Arr-opposum
Is
one-half
Inch
long
at
birth.
RED
FOX
DESSEUT
Red
Foxes
eat
grapes
to
round
out
their
diet.
SEE
YOUR
DEALER
AT
ONCE!
If
Canadian
homes
are
to
be
kept
warm
next
winter,
Coal
must
be
mined
and
hauled
without
let-up
during
the
summer
months.
balances,
for
this
convenience.
For
example,
on
a
purchase
of
$80
worth
of
coal
to.be
paid
for
over
a
period
of
6
months,
the
interest
charge,
the
only
additional
charge
you
pay,
would
amount
to
$1.42.
6.
The
value
of
the
coal
bought
by
any
individual
under
this
Plan,
must
not
be
less
than
$J0
and
not
more
than
$250.
All
coal
purchased
under
this
Plan
must
be
delivered
into
consumers'
bins
not
later
than
September
30,
1943.
8
Your
dealer
will
make
delivery
to
you
during
the
coming
months
as
he
obtains
his
supplies
from
the
mines.
THE
DAILY
KEW3
PAGE
FIVE
Save
in
Home
Bank
m
Bonds
LOUDON,
.June
17
OOne
sure
way
for
a
housewife
to
hang
on
to
Whatever
money
she
is
able
to
save
from
,her
housekeeping
budget
is
to
help
the
war
effort.
Husbands
take
warping.
SirrKlngsJey
Wood
is
the
aulhv'.lv
for
this
statment.
He
said
a
woman
who
touys
War
Savings
.Certificates
or
-Donas
nas
a
sure
grip
on
.money
to
tne
value
of
the
purchase
because
sne
alone
can
cash
tfieip
in.
VY
A,
YOU
CAN
START
BUYING
YOUR
NEXT
WINTER'S
COAL
HOW....
A
scarcity
of
Coal
and
Coke
is
a
definite
danger
for
Canadian
homes
next
winter
.
.
.
unless
Coal
is
kept
moving
into
consumers'
bins
just
as
fast
as
it
can
be
mined
and
distributed.
To
help
householders
purchase
Coal
now,
in
advance
of
actual
need,
the
Solid
Fuel
Credit
Plan
is
being
put
into
operation
again
this
year.
See
that
you
have
heat
in
your
home
when
the
cold
weather
comes
again.
Now
is
the
time
to
place
your
Coal
order
.
.
.
not
next
fall
or
next
winter.
FEATURES
OF
THE
PLAN
r
HE
DEPARTMENT
Of
MUNITIONS
AND
SUPPLY
Honourable
C
D.
Howe,
Minister
CC
TO
m
MOTHER
TO
200
GIRLS
(Many
Qualities
Are
Essential
At
Air
Post
By
Gladys
Lennon
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
AN
R.C.A.F.
"BASE
IN
NEW
FOUNDLAND,
June
17
0
"Mother
to
more
than
200
girls"
is
the
way
Flight
Officer
Elizabeth
H.
Bie
of
Moose
Jaw
describes
her
-Job.
She
Is
senior
officer
jn
charge
of
the
R.CA,F.
(Wartime
Division)
at
this
operational
base.
Small
and
dark-eyed,
she
is
young
to
have
the
responsibility
of
so
large
a
family.
But
there
Is
something
in
her
air
of
quiet
con
fidence
which
says
the
girls
and
their
problems
are
in
good
hand.?.
For
they
do
bring
her
their
roubles.
The
girl
worried
about
111-r;ss
at
home
comes
asking
her
to
'ye
posted
back
to
Canada
so
she
can
be
near
her
family.
An
airwoman
whose
boy
friend
has
Just
re
ceived
his
commission
asks
desperately,
"Do
I
have
to
give
him
up?"
because
of
the
rule
that
airwomen
must
not
go
out
with
officers.
Flight
Officer
Bie
listens
to
them
all
with
a
sympathetic
interest
and
es
whatever
help
is
possible
in
particular
case.
"Of
course.
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Some
senior
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plfi-
nt
inAni.r,Aai
oni
'
pprs
H
rp
to
be
trained
a's
town
Jill.
vj
l
1
1
'
1
1
aic
lllup.iiuviJb
nuu
ou'dn't
talk
things
over
with
majors
for
service
when
the
con-vbody."
she
said.
"But
most
of
,
linen
t
is
Invaded.
ipii
depend
on
us
to
get
them
out
'
their
troubles."
Scattered
Duties
Perhaps
the
trouble
is
with
the
Ts
work
it
may
not
be
Justin
t
she
would
like
to
do
or
;feel.i
pable
of
doing.
Though
most
of
lie
girls
work
directly
under
R.C.
F.
officers,
-ultimate
responsibll-for
their
work
and
welfare
rest
with
their
own
W.
p.
officers.
New
and
again
the
senior
officer
takes
time
from
her
busy
days
to
?lt
the
scattered
points
at
which
he
girls
work,'
to
make
sure
that
,is
spent
dealing
with
matters
far
servicemen.
The
orchestra
will
beyond
the
bounds
of
the
Women's
travei
t0
factory
areas
jand
camps.
Division.
i
Plenty
Troubles
A
cat
Was
racing
down
a
village
"The
Flight
Officer
doesn't
talk
street
in
southeast
England
when
Tjt
this
ide
of
her
work.
"Oh
an
enemy
piane
dropped
a
bomb,
'.m
just
a
general
Joe."
she
will
Tne
blast
lifted
the
cat
2o
feet
in
iy,
with
a
smile
that
robs
the
the
alr
and
carried
lt
more
than
vqrds
of
any
self-pity.
"Sometimes
40
vards
It
lived.
I
t,hinK
ail
tne
irouoies
oi
me
aui-,
on
are
on
my
snouiaers.
i
Qne
of
the
first
of
the
Women's
'
Hislon
to
reach
this
station
about
,
ten
months
ago,
Flight
Officer
Bie
was
notified
on
Good
Friday
of
her
".rpmotioh
from
Section
Officer
Fpr
some
time
she
had
been
hear-
,
"ng
rumors
that
lt
was
coming,
out
dismissed
them
with
a
shrug
and
the
characteristic
remark,
"I'm
not
getting
excited
until
I
see
it
in
cold
print."
Here's
Speedy
Relief
For
Tender,
Aching,
Burning
Feet
Ynur
feet
may
be
so
swollen
and
Inflamed
that
you
think
you
can't
go
another
step.
Your
shoes
may
feel
as
if
they
are
cutting
right
into
.the
flesh.
You
.feel
siQk
all
over
with
the
pain
and
torture;
you"4
give
anything
to
get
relief.
A
sinale
aonlicatlon
of
Mobne's
Emerald
Oil
and
in
fifteen
minutes
the
pain
and
soreness
disappears.
No
matter
how
discouraged
you
haye
been,
if
you
have
not
tried
Emerald
Oil
then
you
have
some;
thing
to
learn.
Get
a
bottle
todayall
druggists.
OKMES
LIMITED
EATS
OFTEN
TO
LIVE
A
mole
dies
If
kept
from
food
for
a
few
hours.
DOVE
A
FIGHTER
The
dove,
bird
of
peace,
often
fights
with
Its
fellows.
Cemetery
Service
Those
wishing
plots
fixed
at
Falrview
Cemetery,
phone
the
caretaker
at
the
Cemetery
between
12:00
and
1:00
p.m.
week
days.
A
group
of
miners,
picked
at
.random,
will
be
used
In
a
British
Health
Department'experlment
intended
to
better
the
health
condition
of
coal
workers.
They
will
be
examined
every
.three
months
and
their
diet
checked
carefully.
Two
Criminal
Investigation
department
women
attached
to
Scotland
Yard
have
been
sentenced
to
12
months
in
jail
for
stealing
'
from
empty
houses
in
London.
Britain's
new
magistrates
men
Disputes
Involving
stoppages
of
and
women
are
goTng
to
lectures
work
In
Britain
and
Northern
Ire-to
learn
their
jobs
as
arranged
by
land
during
March
numbered
152,
the
Magistrates'
Association.
Lightweight
overcoats
are
planned
by
the
British
Board
of
Trade
!
for
the
winter
of
1944.
They
pro-
pow
that
no
utility
overcoat
be
made
from
cloth
heavier
than
22
ounces
a
yard.
Tyneside
factories,
"adopting
compared
with
100
the
previous
month.
The
aggregate
working
days
lost
was
estimated
at
122,000.
farms,
.all
of
them
.in
their
own
own
pocket,
?crking
conditions
are
satisfactory
district,
are
guaranteeing
to
keep
and
that
they
are
dplng
a
good
them
supplied
with
labor.
Job.
The
Archbishop
of
York
has
cut
his
Income
In
half.
In
future
he
will
receive
4,500
($10,250)
yearly,
but
the
upkeep
of
his
palace
'will
come
from
the
.Ecclesiastic
Commissioners,
instead
of
from
his
The
Rev.
H.
W.
Janisch
of
Northampton,
criticising
disruptive
Fitting
the
girls
into
the
Jobs
for
Dave
Kendall,
organizer
of
the
influences
In
home
life,
told
the
vhich
they
are
best
suited,
she
Workers'
Union
in
South
Africa,
;
Baptist
Union
assembly
that
birth
said,
"is
right
down
my
alley."
died
at
his
home
in
Slough,
Buck-1
control
was
"rank
selfishness"
He
p-rmer!y
on
the
staff
of
the
Moose
inghamshire.
He
was
62,
J.w
Tahnlcal
Hlgb.
School,
she
holds
o
master's
degree
In
person-
sir
Francis
Verner
Wylie,
mln
nel
and
guidance.
lste
to
Afghanistan,
has
been
ap-
remote
But
supervision
of
the
girls
is
a
Minted
Dolitical
adviser
to
the
i
relatively
small
part
of
Flight
Of-
viceroy
of
India.
i
ficer
Bie's
work.
As
Assistant
Ad-
jutant,
In
her
small
office
between
a
music
festival
of
.11
concerts
those
cf
the
Commanding
Officer
by-
the
BBC
symphony
orchestra
and
the
Adjutant,
most
of
her
day
is
nlanned
for
war
workers
and
I
said
t,here
were
few
truly
Chrls-
j
tian
homes
in
Britain
and
the
Im
mediate
hope
of
an
Increase
was
-
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vour
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visit
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next
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the
Daily
News
on
Third
Avenue.
Elio's
have
a
tremendously
large
stock
of
Seamless
Axmlnster
Carpets,
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs,
Inlaid
Marboleura,
Congo-Vum,
Feltol,
Rexoleum,
six
feet
wide.
Ello's
enormous
turnover
In
Floor
Coverings
for
years
gives
pou
better
choice
at
money
saving
prices.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
at
Ello's.
Saleslady
to
serve
you.
Just
say:
"My
change
In
War
Savings
Stamps.".
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