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SIX
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Plane
From
Chungking"
Thrilling
Film
of
Love
and
Battle
From
the
world's
least
known
war
front,
China,
comes
one
of
the
most
exciting
movie
stories
of
the
year,
"Night
Plane
From
Chungking."
The
stars
are
Robert
Preston
and
Ellen
Drew.
"Night
Plane
From
Chungking,"
showing
Wednesday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Is
a
strange
tale
of
romance
and
adventure
with
two
Americans,
an
airplane
pilot
and
a
Red
Cross
nurse,
as
the
principal
actors.
Its
locale
is
that
Japanese.
threatened
China
lifeline,
the
tortuous
Assam
Road
that
winds
from
Chungking
to
the'
borders
of
India,
route
of
thousands
of
munition-laden
trucks
movinc
un
to
the
front
lines.
The
action
throws
together
an
ill
assorted
lot
of
trav
ellers,
first
on
a
bus
lumbering
along
the
mud
and
truck
clogged
road,
then
on
an
airplane
that's
shot
down
in
the
jungle
by
Zero
fighters,
then
as
prisoners
of
a
brutal
Nazi
colonel
in
a
Jap-held
monastery
and,
finally,
on
an
airplane,
freedom-bound.
"Night
Plane
From
Chungking"
has
a
flrst.Iine
cast
including
Otto
Kruger,
Stephen
Geray,
Tamara
Geva
and
Ernest
Dorian,
plus
two
famous
Chinese
players,
Soo
Vong,
and
Sen
Yung.
Rev.
A.
Rutherford,
United
Church
pastor
at
Kisplox,
after
attending
the
United
Church
Conference
at
Vanc6uver,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
on
his
way
back
to
his
post
up
the
Skeena
River,
leaving
on
las!
night's
train.
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for
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and
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duties:
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A
GARDEN?
A
TALK
ABOUT
FERTILIZERS
On
account
of
the
advancing
season
I
feel
that
I
am
quite
Justified
In
changing
my
program
somewhat
for
a
general
talk
about
fertilizers.
In
order
to
get
the
best
results
out
of
your
efforts
with
the
home
garden
it
is
absolutely
necessary
that
you
have
a
general
knowledge
not
only
of
the
kind
of
fertilizers
that
you
may
be
able
to
buy
but
also
the
work
that
these
fertilizers
are
to
do
for
you
and
why.
The
living
plant
needs
food
and
a
proper
diet
that
includes
the
elements
must
be
prepared
for
the
plants
that
you
want
to
grow
successfully.
Even
if
the
plants
are
provided
with
a
digestive
system,
this
food
can
only
be
provided
to
them
in
a
liquid
state.
We
know
of
a
few
plants
that
are
able
to
catch
D.
L.
Coulter,
assitant
manager
of
the
Premier
mine,
will
be
here
this
evening
going
through
on
p.
trip
to
Vancouver.
Local
army
detachments
paraded
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
Saturday
morning,
where
they
saw
a
showing
of
the
picture
"Desert
Vic.
ir-y."
Sunday
afternoon
there
was
a
showing
of
the
same
picture,
free
to
all,
men
and
women
in
uniform.
This
was
presented
through
courtesy
of
the
theatre
and
absorb
insects
but,
as
they
are
exceptions
to
the
general
rule,
they
may
be
eliminated
in
this
general
talk.
What
is
called
good
garden
soil
is
not
necessarily
any
definite
kind
of
soil.
It
may
be
any
kind
of
soil
that
is
able
to
supply
the
complete
diet
of
food
that
the
plants
need
and
to
have
them
avalable
at
the
time
when
it
is
most
necessary
to
the
plant.
Oxygen
and
carbon
are
absorbed
from
the
air
through
the
green
shoots
and
the
leaves.
These
have
breathing
pores
that
act
as
lungs.
These
pores
are
easily
clogged
up
by
dust,
smoke
and
other
Impurities
ir
the
air
and,
if
the
plant
happens
to
be
taken
Indoors,
nois-
on
fumes
from
gasses
and
fuel
oil
all
combined
to
stop
The
plant
from
proper
development.
This
is
shown
right
away
by
drooping
and
fad
ing
of
the
natural
colors
In
leaves
and
flowers.
A
gentle
rain
is
the
most
efficient
aid
In
overcoming
this
or,
lacking
this,
a
fine
spray
from
the
water
hose.
Apart
from
this
the
plant
needs
water
to
be
absorbed
through
the
fine
roots.
With
It
is
conveyed
the
various
plant
foods
that
you
have
supplied
in
the
soil.
This
food
should
be
made
up
from
iron
and
magnesium
nitrogen,
cahlum.
chlorine,
zinc,
Iodine,
phosphorus
and
notaslum.
Quite
a
mouthful,
lhousands
of
airwomen
have
enrolled
themselves
proudly
in
the
service
of
their
country.
Many
are
taking
vocational
courses
which
will
fit
them
for
more
useful
work
now
and
for
better
positions
in
the
post-war
period.
For
the
R.C.A.F.
conducts
the
largest
vocational
training
school
in
Canada.
In
the
R.CA.F.
you
get
Paid
while
you
learn;
Clothes;
living
quarters,
food,
medical
and
dental
care
I
1
i
yes;
.
even
recreation
.
.
.
are
provided.
,
When
you
join
the
R.CA.F.
you
make
new
friends
:
J
I
meet
interesting
people.
You
travel
;
;
:
may
even
go
overseas.
Hut
most
important
of
all,
you
have
the
grand
feeling
of
knowing
that
you
are
taking
an
active
part
in
winning
the
war
by
releasing
a
man,
tied
to
a
ground
job,
for
active
service
in
the
air.
De
a
modern
career
girl;
Get
into
Air
Force
IJlue
now.
The
K.CA.P.
tieeci
girls,
ages
18
to
45
with
at
least
High
School
Entrance.
Apply
at
your
nearest
R.CA.F.
Recruiting
Centre,
bringing
proof
of
education
and
birth
certificate.
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FORCE
that,
but
let
us
see
just
why
these
are
needed.
Iron
and
magnesium
give
strength
to
the
green
shoots
and
leaves
and
at
the
same
time
add
to
the
green
color.
Nitrogen
Is
the
life-giver.
It
builds
up
the
plant,
cell
by
cell
and
every
plant
must
have
it.
Whenever
the
plant
receives
a
check
In
its
grow
Mi
on
account
of
drought
or
lack
of
proper
nourishment,
some
of
the
cells
die
and
naturally
form
a
check
to
the
otherwise
free
flow"
of
nourishment
to
the
new
growth
and
In
some
cases
for
the
rest
of
that
plant's
life.
Calcium
promotes
the
growth
of
bacteria
in
the
soli,
helps
in
the
development
of
the
root
system
and
produces
the
original
green
color
thai
shows
in
the
new
shoots
and
leaves.
'
Chlorine,
zinc
and
iodine
guard
the
general
health
of
the
plant
but
these
must
be
applied
sparingly.
Otherwise
they
will
act
as
does
an
overdose
of
medicine
to
the
human
being.
Phosphorus
Is
the
ripener.
It
gives
the
plant
the
rigidity
need
ed,
matures
the
roots,
colors
the
!
flowers
and
ripens
the
seed.
Potassium
acts
very
much
along
the
same
lines
as
the
phosphorus
and
in
its
way
is
just
as
important.
Right
here
you
will
be
able
to
understand
why
you
will
have
to
do
a
certain
amount
of
experimentation.
A
lot
of
the
foods
mentioned
are
already
found
in
the
soli
but
this
soil
may
have
been
drained
of
some
of
the
necessary
elements
by
growing
some
strong
feeder
the
previous
season
and
it
will
be
up
to
you
to
see
that
this
lack
is
taken
care
of.
One
thing
you
can
do
without
previous
knowledge
apply
a
general
purpose
or
complete
fertilize:
In
the
spring
when
the-
plants
start
to
grow.
These
notes
should
give
you
enough
to
make
you
understand
about
the
value
of
the
different
fertilizers
and
in
another
article
we
can
carry
on
with
this
subject,
A.
OTTO
OLSEN,
Your
Friendly
Gardener
Film
Showing
For
A.R.P.
Here
Interesting
Pictures
Seen
Demon-stiation
or
Respirator
Use
A
showing
of
films
particularly
for
A.R.P.
workers
and
those
Interested
in
Civilian
Protection
activities
took
place
last
evening
in
the
Booth
Memorial
School
under
the
arrangement
of
the
air
raid
wardens
and
with
the
assistance
ol
the
Natlinal
Film
Board
through
Its
representative,
T.
Prime.
The
special
feature
was
the
film
entitled
"Ordinary
People"
which
thowd
how
the
people
of
London
carried
on
under
actual
air
raid
conditions.
The
characters
were
not
specially
trained
actors
but
the
ordlnaiy
men
and
women
going
about
their
usual
duties
and.
as
well,
undertaking
the
extra
duties
of
wardens
and
helping
their
fellow
citizens
who
had
been
bombed
out.
The
whole
program
was
unusually
Interesting.
It
In
cluded
a
film
showing
the
construction
of
the
Alaska
Highway,
the
training
of
paratroops
and
1
Russian
airplanes
ministering
to
the
needs
of
their
ncthern
areas
by
taking
in
supplies
and
bringing
out
furs.
A
demonstration
of
how
to
use
the
ordinary
civilian
respirator
was
given
by
II.
T.
Lock
with
one
of
his
firemen
assisting.
The
cor
rect
way
to
put
on
the
respirator
the
need
to
take
precautions
in
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