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NEWS
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O.
A.
HUNTER,
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EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION-
Comfort
for
Merchant
Navy
.
.
.
Victory
Bonds
and
Postwar
.
.
.
USO
Show
Very
Fine
Kxce
,,f
nt
K"-taInnient
y
Am.
Tuesday
'
May
2,
1944
erican
Troupe
Sunday
Night
..
MEMBER1
OP
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
(By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT)
The
Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
for
publican
I
.
'
.
tlon
Of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
;
Sunday
night
at-
the
Capitol
Press
In
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
;
Theatre
two
men
and
five
girls
All
rights
ot
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
'
fve
counting
"Streaky"
of
also
reserved.
.
course
comprised
the
United
Services
Organization
Cam
n
Show-
troupe
Number
100"
gave
out
with
some
grand
clean
fun
auu
Lulu
v
ft.
at
lave
cnici
There
may
have
been
criticism-in
the
past
01
me
j
tainment.
just
back
from
nine
accommodation
provided
crews-in
some
vessels
of
,
months,jn
n,01
,wnlc.h
:
-n"
,v..
.
...
-i.il.
:
u..
.,fl
ciudes
-The
Chain''
(le:
the
AN
aiiauas.
iiiercxiaia
iiuuiiiu
uui
wiidimjr
w
".'""leutlans).
these
boys
and
girls
oe
uirecieti
at
mat
wiin
wnicn
uie
vessev
miw
ucm
turned
out
are
provided
with.
Recently,
the
editor
of
tljis
newspaper
had
the
opportunity
of
inspecting
rather
minutely
one
of
these
new
10,000-tonners
and
he,
like
all
others
on
board
at
the
tiriie,
were
impressed
with
this
feature
of
the
ship.
The
men
who
go
rlAxi'n
in
fVio
ooo
?
oliincj.
Vinxnv
tirinnr
timoo
tnftCA
have
had
some
experiences
they
will
remember
all
their
lives,
including
a
few
near
goes
In
airplanes
which
didn't
always
act
as
airplanes
should
In
the
air.
They
carry
with
them
a
little
feathered
lady
in
the
minute
person
of
"Miss
Streaky,"
the
days
and
they
are
deserving
of
the
best
that
can
be
J?ranrd
ryen
canary'
twho
,
,f
.
11
mu
.
appears
for
a
brief
f
moment
in
them
accommodation
and
food
This
they
cnverr
in
fh.
the
magicians'
mi.hne
act.
"Streaky"
appear
tjo1
be
getting
L
now
in
good;
measure
at
least
on
.
i-
ii
i
i
has
her
own
parka
for
her
cage,
me
newer
vessels
oi
me
mercnant
navy.
i
made
i,iauc
u
of
warm
lambskln-linea
Hiu.i.i-.n
And,
speaking
generally,
they
are
a
fine
tvpe
of
'f
r,c
wch
zips
around
the
en
;ns
even
this
snug'
nest
was
nbt
warm
enough
for
her
so
the
Burnetts,
wltK
whom
she'
ap
peals;
would
put
her
In
a
sample
cereal
cereal
carton,
carton,
all
all
lined
lined
with
with
wool,
wool,
r
A
-
filllv
.u
find
j
,
harmful
i
siifro-pctinn
i
hpnrtl
i
fnn
,
nftfin
i
I
,
.....
...
........
.'
"
.
ana
put
mis
msiae
tneir
gar-
these
days
is
what
when
the
war
is
over
the
Govern-
ments
so
that
wee
"Streaky-
re-
mpnr
nf
C.artnria
mnv
nnf
hr
nr1f
tn
mpf
?fc
nhlin-n'.
ceived1
the
warmth
of
their
bod-
thim
think
tiOhs.
Avith
a.
consenueni
doubtful
future
for
Victorv
!?
and
50
sved.
i'
Bonds.
Finance
Minister
Ilsley,
in
a
speech
at
Windsor
this-
week,,
dealt
with
such
talk
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
his
words
are
read
widely.
Said
he:
"It
will
hp
nf
thp
oTPitp:t
itrmnrtoneA
tViaf:
w
the
little
ladybird
deserves
some
sort
or
a
medal
for
being
the
first
canary
in
the
Aleutians;
I
wonder
ir
the
no:
them
gulls
and
penguins,
or
whatever
birds-they
ihave
have
up
up
there
there,
were
too
shy
to
-
w
5-.--'
.
.
1
.
.i.Mv.
vi.w
maintain,
indeed
assure,
a1
ready
and
stable
market
'
twitter
to
her?
ior
an
tnese
millions
ot
uoncis
that
we
have1
solu.
We
introduced
by
Chester
ie
Vnts
iUA
,1
Ct
1
'
1
iw'ti.-.
U
i
.
gency.
The
notion
that
this
lien
nnnnfvVr
?o-
nr'ncr
noc-o
into
poverty
or
chaoy
witft
the
war's
end,
unable
to
meet
its
obligation
is
a
fantastic
travesty
of
obvi-
uyb
,
iacu
,-.
ve
naveine
-
-
resources,
the
-
i'-"i"-i
people,
the
plant
a
waltr.
Peggy
is-
one"
of
the
most
finished
dancers
to
have
appeared
in
service
shows-
un
here.
jTrien
came
Los
Angeles'
bid1
for
lame,
lovely
loveiy
Helen
ueien
iwouusrMc-
Wolfus'
Mc-
,
,
i""Miamr,
THE
DAILY
LETTERBOX
RKi'LY
TO'
FINANCIAL
POST
Editor.
Dally
Mews:
"Soviet
Buries
Marxism
and
Returns
to
Capitalism!"
Such
Is
the"
startling
heading
of
an
article
reprinted
from
the
Financial
Post
last
week
on
the
front
page
of
the
Dally
NeW-'
'
Now1
people
are'savinir.
-it
this
really
true1?"
The
truth
is
that
the
a:
tlcle
is
entirely
false,
that
the
Soviet
union
remains-
a-
Socialist
State
in
which
there
is
no
exploitation
of
one
man
bv
ariofhef.
that
the
victories
of
the
Rett
Army
show
Marxism
to
be
stronger
than,
ever
selves-
on
the
pipe
dream
'
that
the
Soviet
Union
has
gone
capi-
toiist
Is
to
fall
to
set
to
zrliu
with
the
prbblem
at
air,
'
Tne
Post
ets
its
lhfnrmnllrin-
from
the
New
York
Times.
wfio
reporter.
Will
Lessner.
is
the
man
who
scooped
the
world
on
this
burial
of
Marxism"
the
latest
one.
He
purDs.ts
to
baso
him
self
on
a
23-page
article
on
the
teaching
of
economies
bv
such
leading
Soviet
economists
as
Lebntlev
and
others.
A
read'.nz
of
the
orielnal.
as
I
reprinted
in
abridged
form
in
ocience
ana
tsociety.
snows
Mt
nave
uuv
me
luuneutry
anu
unanciai
macninery
ana
;
wus
Lesmer
ha
i.ith.r
.mrtu.
we
have
developed
the
methods
for
accomplishing
21T2!2fi2r
SS"!?
maliclous
"
this
and
we
will
therefore-be
able
to
deal
with
ant
,
SSS
ZTX
V
fT
situation
which
mav
develon
m-
a
wav
whiph
will;
keep-faith
with
the
millions
of
small
investors
who
they
can
me),
m
a-
fast
'
up
Sfi
g
Porthiff
the
savinga
program
in
this
emer-
"1
S
'ul"
n
mn
contentions
h,nn.,H
appeared
in
..f.,,-:;w...
graceful'
acrobatic
Ut
the
doctrine
of
the
class
strunle,
which
Mr.
Lessn
r
claims
Is
repudiated,
Is
not
even
mentioned.
i2i
Par
fiam
abandoning
his
torical
roncai
materialism,
materialism,
Jl!
uir
,.v.
...uuuiivij,
wlt
ftiiuuaB
iui
auu
jjiuuucuvu
SKUigjiure
wno
maae
wun
tne
boys
--why
on
ear(h
shfd
anvgodv
imagine
that
vewiljith,herfye,'ail-le
while
bowi-n.
whole
nrticie
is
based
jn
it
be
incapable
of
USUI'S
them?
Ottawa'.
Journal"
'
'
l1rtg
xtiovez
.wtthherchanrilnsifOI
Neither
is
the
theo:y
of
sur-
Who?
What?
Why?
When?
GET
THE
ANSWERS
FREE!
Can
a
small'
minority
impose
its
will
on
Canada?
If
so,
how?
How
does
the
Canadian
electoral
system
work?
Make
it
your
business
to
know.
Who
is
your
Member
of
Parliament?
What
does
he
do
at
Ottawa?
Why
is
he
there
and
whendid
you
last
hear
from
him?
Your
free
citizenship
hangs
upon
too
slender
a
thread
if
yon
do
not
know
these
things.
Starr
now
to'
equip
yourself
to'
act
unitedly
with
your'
fellows
to
safeguard'
your
future.
Beginning
by
filling
in
the
coupon
below
and
mail
it
todayl
Bracken
Clubf
of
Canada,
614
Credit
Foncier
Bldg.,
VANCOUVER,
D.C
Kindly
send
me
a
free
map
of
roy
federil
riding,
with
revealing
data
on
die
Lm
election.
NAME
....
ADDRESS.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
Tlione
775
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO'
BUY"
J
Sec
what
can
lie
done
with
Oftf
Woollens
The
blankets
on
display
In'
our
windows
are
made
from
-i
'
old'
woollens
collected
by
Queen
Mary
Chapter-,
I.6.D.E;,
and
rewoven-
for
them
to
be
sent
to
the
Bomber
Area
Victims
In
Britain
as
part
of
the
Chapter's
War
effort.
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS1
327
3rd
Avenue
i
she
sang
the
"Swoonatra"
hit.
You'll
Never
Know."
then
"Now
and'Forever,"
the
word
of
which
this
clever
younj
lady
wrote
heiself.
followed
by
"rKin
the
Begulne"
which
brou-iit
out
aU
the
nuances
of
her
warm
so
prano
voice.
Finally
she
oulte
shamelessly
picked
out
a
"Front
Rowmeo"
and
sani
"W
CuiA
Make
Believe"
for
His-
unrespon-1
iive
benefit.
Stan
Erickson,
the
accoidian
l
accompanist
with
the
troups.
!
had
his
turn
at
the
mike.
Open-1
inK
with-
the
Neapolitan
street
i
the
aisles.
She
Is
the
living
exponent
of
my'
pet
theory
that
when
a
woman
Is
funny
she
Is-
a
lot
funnier
than
a
man-In
other
words
the"
fewer
the
funnier.
She
attained
her
effects
through'
a'
look,
a
quick
little
gesture;
an
unexpected
ln-
:.lf
value
ajandoned.
The
I
article
points
out
Uiat
sur-.
plus-
Iaoor,
which
creates
surplus
vlaue
(divided
undet
L-apHallsm
into
profit,
inter-;
est,
and
rentt
continues
to
exist
under
socialism-.
But
instead
of
being
privately
;
appropriated
by
parasitic
txplolthv?
classes,"
the
surplus-
p
oduct
is
"systematically
devoted
to
purpose
of
nccummulation"
for
the
expansion
of
productlorr
and
"to1
cover
the
curren;
needs
of
society
a
a-
whole
t
:-aiSe
these
po!nt3
beru.'-p
;T!
?T
fZ.J?
song.
"Marie"
he
followed
this
I
'
r
Caia
'1an-Soviet
friendship
must
with
an
extremelv
funnv
Swede
n""
"
act.
an
impression
of
a
Swedish'
,
racr
than
m
ns
boy
doing
an
Hawaiian
number
illu3if
By
this
time
the
applause
wa
ylZ
v
Z'T
so
loud
that
he
came
Back
most
'
fos':
H?
,
,.,
Is
the
part
which
speaks
6t
M!
.uuy
wjiu
ei.tore
aner
en-
rA0,.
.
.
.
"
.
core.
"The
Victory
March
of
I
,
""-Ul-"u:u
u
Notre
Dame"
(as
sung
by
North-
j
;
weste.ni.
"Dark"
Town
Strutters
flection
of
her
voice
or
achang-Ball"
and
flnallythe
newest
con-
of,
mood
from-the
sentmienta;
tributlon
to
American
folk"
music
to
the
burlesque
before
you
hac
Lay
That
Pistol
Down,
Babe."
j
time
to
catch
up
with
her
To
add
to
the
variety
in
the
I
iMg
-You
Made
Me
Love
You'
snow,
the
Burnett's.
Eddie
his
delightful
lltfle-blonde
wife,
man
Bob
Lippertl
on
thr
stage
leucine,
gave
a
aemonsiraiion
oi
the
most
amazing
feats
of
prestidigitation
iMagic
to
you).
They
tied'
knots
in
handles
which
se'emed
to
untie
themselves;
they
threw
away
lighted
cigarettes
and
recovered
them
from
midair,
to
the
gaping
astonishment
ol
the
audience,
they
drew
ropes
through
the
sleeves
of
a
soldier's
tunic
only
to
release
the
tunic
a
moment
later
quite
free"
or
ropes.
They
pulled
little'
Streak'y
out
of
a
roll
of
paper
crushlhg
her
to
pulp
again.
And
they,
of
ratlier
Miss
Lucille,
haor
nothing
up
her
sleeve.
Cause
you-
know
why?
Cause
she
had
no
sleever
nothing
but
a
sleeveless
evening
gown.
Their
act
was
remarkable,
and
when
a
couple
is
that
clever'
I
don't
see
why
they
have
to
work
for
a
living1.
Except
perhaps
because
they
come
from
Chicago.
and
proceeded
to
show
just
how
he
made
her
love
him.
She
called
this
'cementing
diplomatic
relations'.
Giving
encore
after
encore
she
sang
a
medley
of
Cohan
songs,
"St.
Louis
Blues"
and
how
seldom
we
hf-nr
Ihn
wo;ds
of
this
song,
It
is
usualiy
an
instrumental
blare-festi,
and
"Stormy
Weather"
after
which,
with
a
wicked'
twinkle
m
her
eye
she
recited
a
poem
about
the
village
blacksmith
with
the"
c'.aammon
hands
and1
his
churcH
pew!'
p
A
solemn
interlude
then
took
place
when
Lucille,
Eddie,
Heleil
and
Mrs.
Eddie
lined
up'
on
Xhs
stage.
Mrs.
Eddie
gave
a
bottli
of
coke
to
Helen-
who
opened
ll
and'
gave
it
to
Eddie
who'
drank
the
whble-
of
it,
while
all
poor
expectant
Lucille
cot
(satisfaction1
of
a
mighty
burp.
A(
Arthur
Pamnxln
......
il
.....
.........
.
aas,
it
w
,
Petite
Lucille
Lane,,
carrot-
a
clear
case
of
oral
burpltudeL.
topp?d
and
all'
the
way'
from
'
The
show's
finale
was
a
dem'?'
Seattle
and
points
north,
the
onstratlon
of
"Boopsa-Dalsy"
'
contralto
comedlene
of
the
show
,'wlth
the'
girls
and'
four
service
I
!
Vi
p
n
nmnepAptl
fn
lav!
KrV
Ir,
'
vnlnnt...
ft
.
.
t
least
of'
their
accbmnlishmentK
,but
the
boys
were
well
rewarded
:fo
tlielt
eTfortr
by
a
kiss
from
each
girl.
In
fact,
the
chai)
with
the
Robey
eyebrows,
wasn't
,30lng
to
wash'
agalncvcf!
Thanks,
USO1
Show
Number
100
for
a
swell
evenlngl
Quads
Remain
100
to
1
Shot
WASHINGTON
May
2
0"'
Photographs
of
the
famous
Despite
number
oi
headlines
"J5"0
DoKhnuts"
of
LIMowel.
,
'
,
.,
.
.
,
,
Ontario,
a
story
of
which
an
devoted
to
births
of
quadruplets
,n
thp
and
quintupleU
throufhout
the
ag0
wfrc
Drouaht
mt0
world
tint
year,
the
UnltM
the
editorial
office
on
Saturday
States
Bureau
of
Census
re-
by
W.
J.
Moore,
of
Prince
Ru-
VorU
Unemotionally:
pert.
The
proportion
of
plural
The
doughnutt
were
the
rebirth
cases
(twins,
triplets,
suit
of
a
freak
wind
which
blew
quads)
to
the
total
remains
little
balls
of
damp
snow
down
fairly
constant
year."
Hi
from
year
to
Lloyds
of
London,
which
will
insure
you
against
twins
or
more
If
you
like,
also
reports
no
change
in
their
rates
on
such
miliriMt
uhlrh
are
baser
rhloflv
vny
is
it
important
to
point
pa
ntmdual
family
history,
out
the
'untrtithjrMh
this
'jfrtl&H
Since
birth
Have
been
tab-It
is
because
the
unity
of
the
ulated
In
this
country
there
Socialist
Soviet
Union
with
the
have
been
only
four
years
capitalist
members
of
the
United
when
no
quadruplet
were
born.
Nations
Is
indispensable
to
the
Most
years
there
were
more
victor
over
wo:ld
fascism
and
than
one
set.
Six
sett
were
born
to
a
peace
of
democratic,
order-
,
in
1920.
1927.
1930.
1932.
1934
ly
social
progress,
rather
than
and
1936.
Civil
Wars.
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vixir
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ii
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.
chaos
leading
to
world
war
III.
'in
the
United
States
since
1915
TKa
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...
.
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n
,
.
.
jjiuuit-m
oi
a
capitalist
i
was
izv,
wnen
ine
raie
was
ruplets
born
in
this-
counto'-
but
the
rate
of
plural
births
per
1,000
was
only
10.7.
Marxians
and
pseudo-Marxians
Mr.
Ooldwell-
humelf
wou.d
look
'
wit
horror
on
any
such
pros-
pect
and
there
are
no
scienUfic
I
4.tttMftta
In
tKa
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1
the
CCF
whaucever.
B.
MICKLEBUROH,
Chairman,
Prince
Rupe
t
Labor
-
Progres.s!ve
Club.
...
GORDON'S
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i
See
Pictures
Of
'Snow
Doughnuts'
hillsides
until
they
had
a
ecu
mulated
Into
spheres
ar
large
n-(two
feet
in
diameter,
then
In
some
impish
way.
whisked
out
the
centres.
The
photographs
were
sent
to
Mr.
Moore
bv
his
sister.
Mrs
McLaughlin,
of
Listowel.
who
children
posed
hnraln
stmt
of
the
medium
rie-ugtthuUr.
thoiifr
ands
of
.
whleh
covered
the
countryside.
AUSTRALIA'S
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ner
re-
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-ft
n
i
mm
f
state
establishing
unity
In
action
11.7
per
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000.000
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in
th
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of
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mav
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eswonsning
unity
with
'were
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1911.
3
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