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APRIL
19,
1943
NDAY.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
D.S.
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at
Capitol
(By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT)
An
hour
and
a
half
of
spirited
Lnd
music
was
the
treat
slyenty.
Le
Canadian
Services
toy,
United
gtates
Coast
Guard
band
at
the
regular
-
Capitol
Theatre.
Captain
Heinz
in-Reduced
the
band
which
appeared
Vy
permission
of
the
Officer
Com-
mandlng
of
the
Coast
Guard
and
the
Commanding
Officer
of
the
American
troops
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
band's
director
Is
a
charming
little
lady,
Mrs.
Abegglen,
who
stays
very
much
out
of
th
m.hii.
but
she
It
is
who
Is
responsible
for
the
arransement
nf
tho
r.-..
i
ii
.
selections
played
and
so
forth.
The
leader
of
the
band
is
Gunner's
Mate
Railph
Gurtln
and
the
asslst-,ru
leader
is
James
W.
Steele.
Ihe
prograrn'itself
was
long
and
varied,
the
band
excelling
itself
In
typical
numbers
such
as
Sousa's
"El
Capitan"
and
the
old
favorite,
so
dear
to
old
time
acrobats
and
circus
acts,
"The
Entry
of
the
Gladi
ators."
A
bizarre
and
martial-like
arrangement
of
Oscar
Strauss's
"My
Hero"
was
played
In
a
catchy
and
novel
swing
tempo
so
different
to
the
customary
languorous
interpretation
of
this
number.
As
an
indication
of
the
influence
of
Harry
James
and
his
trumpet,
a
trum-
,
pet
quartet
was
distinctly
new
and
:
later
the
audience
was
hoaxed
by
I
some
good
natured
ribbing
into
I
thinking
the
redoubtable
Harry
was
;to
be
on
the
program.
However,
by
,
special
permission,
and
at
no
great
cost,
"Dutch
"Lungs"
Reichert,
trumpeter
extraordinaire,
and
Duke
"Adonis"
Stewart,
on
the
drums,
gave
a
lively
few
minutes
of
pure
and
unadulterated
Jive
to
the
extreme
delight
of
the
swingsters
in
the
house.
Another
solo
act
that
b.
ought
thunders
of
applause
was
Vlnce
"Ginny"
Sorelll
and
his
accordion.
Vince
.is
right
at
home
with
his
music
box
and
both
he
and
the
box
come
to
life
in
one
smooth
melodic
moment.
He
enjoys
play
ing,
we
enjoy
hearing.
He
played
three
numbers
altogther,
"Italian
Street
Airs,"
"Ida"
and
"White
Cliffs
of
Dover,"
Ralph
says
that
up
in
(where
they
come
from)
they
have
to
lock
up
Vince's
accor
dion
so's
the
women
can
get
some
peace.
And
I
brieve
him.
We
were
all
most
appreciative
of
the
courtesy
displayed
by
this
visiting
band
in
playing
our
own
na
tional
airs
so
beautifully.
I
don't
remember
having
heard
"The
Maple
Leaf
Forever"
played
more
movingly.
The
entire
program
was
as
fol
lows:
National
Anthems
"American
Legion"
march
:
"Harmony
Queen"
overture
by
David
Coope
Trumpet
quartette
"My
Hero"
band
arrangement
"Anchors
Aweigh"
"El
Capitan,"
Sousa
"Coronation"
march
Accordian
solo,
Vince
Sorelll
"The
Maple
Leaf
Forever"
"Thunderer"
march,
Sousa
French
National
March
"American
Patrol,"
F.
W.
Mason
"Mantleux"
overture,
Paul
Jive
session
on
trumoet
and
drums,
Chuck
Reichert
and
Duke
Stewart
"Entry
of
the
Gladiators"
"In
a
Persian
Market,"
Kettelby
Coast
Guard
marching
song,
"Semper
Paratus,"
(Always
Ready)
"God
Save
The
King."
A
500-pound
bale
or
cotton
fibre
yields
140
pounds
of
vegetable
oil
for
food.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
April
19,
1918
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and
Spanbrockmolen
captured
by
the
Germans;
Meteren,
on
the
Ballleul-
,
Cassel
road,
lost
and
retaken
by
'
French
troops.
Paul
Bolo
Pasha,
'convicted
of
treason,
executed
at
iVincennes,
France.
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What
is
a
VIGTORY
BOND?
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A
Victory
Bond
is
a
document
containing
proof
that
you
have
loaned
money
to
your
country
to
help
win
the
war,
and
containing
your
country's
promise
to
return
your
money
to
you
in
a
specified
number
of
years,
and,
in
addition,
to
pay
you
interest
every
b!x
months
on
your
money
until
it
is
repaid.
P
When
will
Victory
Bonds
u
be
paid
off?
The
money
you"
invest
in
a
bond
will
he
paid
back
to
you
by
your
country
when
the
bond
reaches
its
maturity
date,
in
the
game
way,
as
Victory
Loan
Bonds
of
the
First
World
War
were
paid
The
maturity
date
of
each
bond
is
clearly
stated
in
the
wording
of
the
bond.
E
Is
a
Victory
Bond
a
safe
investment?
A
Victory
Bond
is
the
safest
investment
in
Canada.
The
entire
resources
of
the
Dominion
stand
behind
it.
Canada
has
been
issuing
bonds
for
75
years,
and
has
never
failed
to
pay
every
dollar
of
principal
and
interest
when
due.
Can
I
borrow
money
on
u
Victory
Bonds?
Yes
it
is
very
easy
to
obtain
n
loan
at
reasonable
interest
at
any
bank
by
using
your
Victory
Bonds
as
security.
In
this
case
the
interest
on
the
bonds
still
belong
to
you.
It
will
pay
a
large
part
of
the
interest
charges
on
your
loan.
How
is
interest
paid
on
u
Victory
Bonds?
Interest
on
all
lionds
is
payable
each
half
year.
The
dates
on
which
interest
is
due
are
stated
in
the
wording
of
tho
bond.
Bonds
in
bearer
form
and
bonds
which
are
register-nl
as
to
principal,
have
interest
coupons
as
shown
on
the
right
hand
side
of
the
bond
in
the
illustration.
One
of
theso
coupons
falls
due
each
half
year,
the
date
of
maturity
ui
v.fc
itq
face.
On
each
interest
date,
you
cut
off
the
ana
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jl
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coupon,
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,
c.
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bank
will
bash
Victory
Bond
interest
coupons
without
any
charge
to
you
tor
mis
servite.
No
interest
coupons
are
attached
to
bonds
which
are
registered
as
to
both
principal
and
interest.
When
the
interest
falls
due
on
these
bonds
each
half
year,
the
Government
of
Canada
mails
you
a
cheque
for
the
amount
due.
This
cheque
can
be
cashed
at
any
branch
in
Canada
of
any
chartered
bank
without
any
service
Charge.
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What
is
the
difference
between
a
u
Bearer
Bond
and
a
Registered
Bond?
Bearer
Bonds
may
bo
sold
at
any
time
by
any
person
holding
them,
and
the
interest
coupons
attached
to
these
bonds
are
payable
to
any
person
who
presents
them
for
payment.
In
short,
bearer
bonds
are
almost
as
liquid
as
dollar
bills.
If
you
own
registered.,
londs,,
your
name
and
the
numbers
of
your
bonds
are
kept
on
record
at
Ottawa,
Registered
bonds
are
of
two
kinds
(a)
those
registered
as
to
principal,
(b)
fully
registered
bonds,
that
is,
bonds
registered
as
to
both
principal
and
interest.
In
tho
case
of
a
bond
registered
as
to
principal,
the
bond
can
only
lie
sold
if
you
sign
a
transfer
form.
However
the
interest
coupons
on
these
bonds
are
payable
to
any
person
who
presents
them
for
payment.
In
the
case
of
a
fully
registered
liond,
the
bond
can
only
lie
sold
if
you
sign
a
transfer
form.
Further,
no
interest
coupons
are
at
tached
to
the
bond.
The
Government
pays
the
interest
on
these
bonds
by
mailing
you
a
cheque
each
half
year.
Bearer
bonds
of
any
denomination
may
be
registered
as
to
principal,
and
in
the
case
of
bonds
of
$500
or
larger
amounts,
bearer
bonds
can
be
exchanged
for
fully
Registered
bonds.
Similarly,
registered
bonds
can
bo
exchanged
at
any
time
for
bearer
bonds.
The
main
difference
letween
bearer
bonds
and
registered,
bonds
is
that
registered
bonds
give
you
lietter
protection
in
the
event
that
bonds
are
lost,
stolen
or
destroyed.
Where
should
I
put
my
bonds
for
safe-keeping?
As
Victory
Bonds
in
bearer
form
can
easily
be
sold
by
anybody,
you
should
keep
them
in
a
safety
Safe-keeping
arrangements
can
also
be
made
with
many
trust
and
loan
companies.
you
your
for
safe-keeping
with
one
of
these
institutions,
be
to
keep
them
in
safe
place
at
home,
and
be
sure
to
keep
a
record
of
the
serial
numbers
of
the
bonds
in
another
place.
These'
numbers
will
be
any
time.
In
any
event
if
you
keep
your
bonds
at
home
or
at
your
place
of
business,
it
is
safer
to
have
them
in
registered
form.
In
what
denominations
are
Victory
Bonds
available?
The
longer
'
term
.
Victory
Bonds,
which
are
the
kind
mosf
people
buy,
are
available
in
denominations
of
$50,
$100,
$500,
$1,000
and
larger
amounts.
Short
term
bonds,
which
are
bought
for
the
most
part
by
business
firms
and
corporations,
are
available
in
denominations
of
$1,000
and
larger
amounts.
Must
I
pay
cash
for
Victory
Bonds?
Not
necessarily.
Victory
Bonds
may
be
purchased
for
cash
or
on
a
regular
instalment
plan.
Many
employers
make
it
easy
for
their
employees
to
buy
bonds
through
a
salary
deduction
plan.
Or
you
may
arrange
to
pay
the
instalments
through
your
bank.
J
Can
Victory
Bonds
be
sold
easily?
Yes,
you
can
sell
your
bonds
in
a
ready
market
at
any
time.
All
you
have
to
do
is
take
them
to
any
investment
dealer,
bank,
stock
broker
or
trust
company.
You
will
be
able
to
get
your
money
while
you
wait.
Victory
Bonds
are
the
property
of
their
individual
owners
who
have
the
right
to
turn
them
into
cash
at
any
time
they
may
desire.
When
a
person
buys
a
Victory
Bond,
that
person
is
making
it
possible
for
this
country
to
get
the
men
and
material
needed
for
war
use,
and
is
helping
to
fight
the
home
front
battle
against
inflation.
When
people
sell
their
bonds
they
are
withdrawing
this
help.
Emergency
needs
for
cash
are
legitimate
reasons
for
selling
bonds
provided
the
person
has
no
other
forms
of
savings
which
can
be
used,
or
provided
the
person
cannot
obtain
a
temporary
loan,
to
be
repaid
out
of
future
income,
to
meet
the
immediate
need
for
cash.
Sales
to
get
dollars
to
buy
things
that
are
not
essential
have
not
legitimate
reason.
We
must
not
only
increase
our
voluntf.Ty
savings
and
lend
them
to
our
country
through
the
purchase
of
Victory
Bonds;
we
must
also
continue
to
hold
these
securities
at
least
until
after
the
war,
unless
we
need
money
for
real
emergency
use.
"Let
us
compete
with
our
neighbours,
in
saving,
not
spending."
If
there
are
any
other
questions
you-would
like
answered
about
Victory
Bonds,
ask
any
investment
dealer,
banker
or
Victory
Loan
salesman.
Or
if
you
prefer,
you
may
write,
to
me
at
Ottawa
and
I
will
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see
that
your
questions
are
answered.
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