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"Thursday,
.July
15,
1943
Nadir
Lies
Northward
...
The
July
1
issue
of
Maclean's
Magazine,
a
large
part
of
which
is
given
to
exploring
-the
extent
of
Canada's
future
as
the
crossroads
of
air
trainsport
in
the
northern
hemisphere
after
the
war,
predicts
a
larg
future
for
such
strategically
located
places
as
Winnipeg,
Whitehorse,
Port
Churchill
and
Prince
TJvmorr
Th
article
maintains
that
in
the
past
the
world
has
been
Mercator-minded,
that
people
have
thought
nf
the
Plobe
in
terms
of
the
flat
expression
as
shown
by
old
style
maps
which
followed
the
original
concept
6f
the
cartographer
Mercator
in
the
16th
century.
On
those
mans
distances
in
the
northern
part
of
the
p-lolw
were
sreatlv
exaggerated
because
they
did
not
indicate
the
convergence
of
meridian
lines
and,
as
a
f-nnsonnuncp
thp
nnvHi
was
shunned
as
a
region
of
ward
because
her
rail
lines
ran
in
that
direction.
In
the
future
her
expansion
will
go
north
along
the
air
lines
and,
although
it
may
stop
at
the
geographical
'limit
of
habitation,
the
airlines.
will
continue
on
to
-
Nadir
the
other
side
of
the
world.
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ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
That
mouse
was
a
bit
too
itself.
The
poor
little
thing
re
acted
violently
to
It
and
was
quite
sick
but
today
she's
as
chipper
as
ever.
So
mice,
look
out!
Not
that
Christmas
Is
even
in
the
vicinity
but
Wednesday
I
was
wrapping
up
an
overseas
parcel
for
one
of
the
boys
and
interminable
distances
and
barren
wastes.
AlVkJRFMV
.
But
now,
with
the
advent
of
long
distance
flying,
II
II
MU
the
northern
part
of
the
globe
is
being
understood
W
mM
as
a
short
cut
to
the
other
side
of
the
vorld.
And
cities
,
THE
AHTISEPTIC
LiHlMEkT
which
lie
on
the
road
to
it
are
marked
to
become
increasingly
important
just
as
the
north
itself
is
to
grow
in
importance
as
travel
across
if
develops.
The
wealth
of
oil
and
minerals
that
have
been
locked
away
from
the
world
for
lack
cf
access
to
them
will
be
opened
and
new
settlements
will
spring
up.
Other
resources,
such
as
soil
fertility
and
timber
will
be
discovered
and
the
north
will
become
a
land
to
be
lived
in,
and
not
a
background
for
romantic
adventure
novels.
Certainly
vhen
such
development
begins
Prince
Rimert
will
be
in
a
favored
snot.
Its
position
in
a
rela
tively
high
latitude
means
that,
in
terms
of
global
air
routes,
it
is
closer
to
the
other
side
of
the
world
than
cities
farther
south
which
in
the
past
have
been
used
as
ports
of
entry
and
egress
almost
exclusively
with
places
on
the
other
side
of
the
world.
Arid
as
her
importance
as
an
air
port
increases,
so
will
her
importance
as
a
sea
port
and
a
railhead..
Her
promisincr
hinterland
will
then
be
available
for
exploratory
attention
and,
if
indications
are
borne
out,.a
great
volume
of
wealth
will
be
released.
The
population
of
Canada
in
the
past
has
huggec'
her
southern
border.
Her
expansion
extended
west
THE
DAILY
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THURSDAY
matter
hflnr
o
rof
till
xr
trrtu
ntrr
Vi
'
your
parcel
beforehand
It
is
al-
ii
ways
a
lew
ounces
overweigm
when
you
get
It
to
the
post
office?
One
of
life's
little
mysteries
I
suppose.
Tomorrow
night,
Friday,
Ivan
Mallett
has
arranged
a
dance
for
one
ot
the
minesweepers
at
the
Empress.
The
Navy
orchestra
will
be
playing
for
the
1
dances.
Junior
hostesses
are
cor-
much
for
"Sarge"
it
was
a
case
diaUy
invited.
Ahd
tonight,
of
vaulting
ambition
o'erleaplng
Thursday,
there
will
be
a
dance
at
the
Highway
camp.
Junior
hostesses
and
chaperones
will
meet
at
the
"Y."
Y.W.OA.
chap.-erones
In
attendance
will
be
M)-s.
C.
T.
Oland
and
Mrs.
Fred
Brooksbank,
representing
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter
of
the
I.OU.E.
Sergeant
Chick
Lawrence
of
it
set
me
thinking
about
next
the
R.C.A.F.
was
in
the
other
Christmas
and
-the
parcel
wrap-!
day
again.
He
has
-
drifted
In
ping
service.
I
must
do
my
and
out
over
a
period
of
13
x
shopping
for
tags
and
fancy
months
now
and
Is
always
paper
in
good
time
so
we
won't
amazed
that
I
remember
his
run
out
of
it
as
we
did
last
name.
If
he
only
knew
all
the
year.
And
why
is
it
that
no
names
I.
forget
he
-
would
be
-
i
equally
amazed
at
how
I
could
do
tnat-
11
wouldn't
be
his
big
ilNUlKN
brown
eyes
I
remember,
would
INSECT
BITES
n?
POfSON
IVY
-
'
I've
been
reading
a
collection
of
Elizabethan
poetry
and
ran
across
a
tiny
verse
which
I
think
Is
as
good
a
description
of
our
modern
Jitterbug
,
dancing
as
any.
It
Is
by
Francis
Beaumont
SPEED
UP
WAR
JOB
Canadian
Legion
Urges
Greater
Effort
Presentation
to
Jack
Preeee
At
last
night's
Canadian
Legion
meeting
a
report
was
read
of
a
meeting
at
which
the
Dominion
President,
Alex
Walker,
gave
a
very
fine
and
enthusiastic
address.
He
dealt
with,
his
views
of
Canada's
war
effortHe
claimed
that
Canada
was
nearly
approaching
the
stage
when,
unless
the
people
woke
up
to
the
fact
that
there
was
a
war
to
be
fought,
this
requiring
a
full
measure
of
total
war
effort,
they
might
be
sorry.
The
local
veterans
fully
concurred
in
these
sentiments
and
expressed
the
feeling
that
utmost
use
should
be
made
by
the
government
of
the
men
and
materials
available
to
see
that
the
Allies
were
supported
in
an
all
out
war
policy
It
was
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Legion
and
was
held
'in
the
of
the
Elizabethan
variety
team
of
Beaumont
and
Fletcher.
"Shake
off
your
heavy
trancel.
And
leap
Into
a
dance
Such
as
no
mortals
use
to
tread:
Fit
only
for
Apollo
To
play
toifor
the
moon
to
lead,
And
all
the
stars
to
follow."
Licn
Rooms,
Comrade
R.
C
Bamford
being
in
the
chair.
A
large
number
of
members
were-
present
and
sundry
routine
matters
of
business
were
disposed
of.
Several
new
members
were
admitted.
Pleasure
was
expressed
at
welcoming
Past
President
W.
M
Brown
back
to
the
fold
after
his
long
and
serious
Illness
and
hope
was
expressed
that
he-continue
to
improve.
Several
resolutions
for
presentation
to
the
forthcoming
ex
ecutive
meeting
were
passed
These
dealt
with
the
Japanese
:
residents
of
Canada
and
with
I
general
service
men's
prcb-I
lems.
A
feature
of
the
evening
war
a
presentation
of
a
case
of
sil
ver
to
Jack
Preece
who
has
for
many
years
been
a
very
active
worker
in
the
Interests
of
the
veterans.
He
is
a
Past
President
and
has
decided
to
make
hL
future
home
In
Smlthers.
He
was
given
a
splendid
send-off
HIDES
HIS
HEAD
The.
mackerel,
shark
rolls
It
self
up
In
a
hall
when
caught
!
In
a
fisherman's
net,
BIG
SHOCK
FISH
The
electric
shock
of
a
torpedo
fish
can
disable
a
man
temporarily.
Now
...YOU
can
be
A
Fighting
Airman
in
Double-Quick
Time
The
R.C.A.F.
wants
MORE
Able-Bodied
Men
foi
Aircrew
a.
HERE'S
a
place
actually
waiting
for
you
in
the
gallant
band
now
'
Oying
and
fighting
in
R.C.A.F.
planes
on
many
different
fronts.
More
men
are
urgently
needed
to
increase
the
attack
to
bomb
and
blast
the
enemy
into
unconditional
surrender.
So,
whatever
work
you
are
now
doing,
don't
let
adventure
and
glory
pass
you
by.
It's
your
great
chance.
A
job,
even
in
a
war
factory,
is
no
longer
as
essential
as
fighting
in
the
air.
This
is.
a
call
to
every
young
Canadian
who
can
make
the
grade,
i
Planes
and
Schools
are
Ready
to
Train
You
Quickly
You
will
be
in
Air
Force
uniform
right
away.
No
more
delay
getting
into
aircrew.
Basic
training
begins
at
once.
Skilled
instructors
are
waking.
Fast
planes
are
waiting.
If
you
are
physically
fit;
mentally
alert,
over
iVi
and
not
yet
3i
you
are
eligible.,
You
do
not
require
a
High
School
education.
mm
Aircrew
Needed
Now
for
Immediate
Training
as
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I
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and
William,
Jr.
show
how
it
done
Jiu
Jitsu
style.
Mighty
handy
thing
to
know.
Handy
to
know
a
bowl
of
Kellogg'
Corn
Flakes
tastes
wonderful
anytime,
too.
"Gives
me
real
zest
for
breakfast,"
says
father.
"We
eat
them
at
our
house
all
hours,"
says
son.
By
independent
survey,
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
are
the
favourite
in
a
majority
of
Canadian
homes.
Ready
to
eat
in
30
seconds,
they
leave
no
pots
and
pans
to
wash.
Economical,
too.
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tomorrow.
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