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EDITION
Thursday.
July
13,
1944
j
Not
Much
Question
.
.
.
The
big
question
in
American
politics
will
Roosevelt
seek
re-election
for
a
fourth
term?
has
been
answered
in
the
way
which
it
was
obvious
it
would
be.
Roosevelt
has
chosen
to
run
so
the
air
on
that
point
is
cleared
if
it
was
ever
very
obscure.
It
seems
there
was
never
was
much
doubt
but
that
he
would
run.
All
that
was
awaited
was
his
definite
statement.
ti,o
npmnei-atic
nominating
convention
wirrfprt
a
irmt
rntion.
ThelS
formal
expression
of
appreciation
was
made
from
the
stage
by
Col.
Floyd
W.
Stewart
on
behalf
of
an
enthusiastic
audience
which
completely
filled
the
big
hall.
The
show
was
made
applicable
locally
to
Port
Edward
and
a
further
popularising
element
was
the
fact
of
two
of
the
par
tlclpatlng
C.W-A.C.'s
being
American
girls
Thelma
BUhop
of
Port
Huron
and
Mary
Leonard
of
Detroit
who
came
to
Canada
to
Join
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps.
They
received
about
to
be
held
in
Chicago
will
now
be
nothing
but
Ja
big
hand.
a
gesture.
It
appears
as
certain
that
nenry
wauace.i
the
present
incumbent,
will
be
the
vice-presidentia
,
nominee
as
that
Roosevelt
will
be
the
presidential
choice.
.
,
Roosevelt
will
be
faced
with
a
youthful,
vigorous
dvrmmin
nnnonent
in
Thomas
Dewey
of
New-
York.
In
normal
times
Dewey
is
the
type
of
candi-1
date
that
would
stand
a
good
chance
of
election
but
in
critical
days
such
as
these
they
would
appear
to
be
little
question
as
to
another
Roosevelt
victory
when
the
voting
takes
place
next
November.
Roosevelt
is
already
on
a
clear-cut
course
as
far,
nc
Hia
niivsnir
of
the
war
and
the
Dlannine
for
post
war
reconstruction
is
concerned.
Dewey's
platform,
wnicn
ne
nas
uwen
paioa
tu
euiMnciiic
k
dictated
by
his
partv.
is
somewhat
nebulous
to
date.
So
far
he
shows
no
disposition
to
differ
greatly
from
Roosevelt
in
the
more
important
issues
either
international
or
domestic.
Now
that
Roosevelt
has
definitely
announced
he
will
be
in
the
field
again,
it
would
apDear
at
this
distance
to
be
almost
a
certainty
that
he
will
be
reelected.
1
Socialistic
Satire
.
.
Arthur
Lowe,
well-known
Canadian
newspaperman
and
free-lance
writer,
in
a
satirical
thesis,
has
published
a
small
booklet
outlining
his
thoughts
per
haps
better
on
the
last
page
than
anywhere
else
in
his
thesis,
he
concludes:
"Surely
it
is
clear
for
even
the
blind
to
see!
The
time
must
come
sooner
or
later
but
probably
sooner,
when
the
number
of
those
serving
at
good
salaries
in
the
various
bureaus
will
exceed
the
numbers
of
i.i
..
i.t
:
1
...
nw.
i
A-i,l
Illume
wuriuug
in
uiuusujf
anu
iigricuinjip.T.rvi.'uucc-
the.
problem
of
group
pressure
will
vanish
for
we
shall
be
left
with
but
one
croup
of
consequence
the
skilled
and
able
men
working
selflessly
at
the
task
of
directing
everything.
Thus,
while
retaining
democracy,
we
shall
have
achieved
a
situation
where
it
will
be
unnecessary
for
farmers
and
workers
to
vote
since
their
votes3vould
be
useless
anyway.
Free,
democratic
election
will
be
held,
as
they
should
be,
in
order
to
give
the
government
unanimous
endorsement-Think
of
the
simnlicitv
of
it
all!
Think
of
the
on-portunities
there
will
be
for
those
of
us
qualified
to
hold
Jireat
power!
"And
can
you
wonder
why
I
am
a
socialist?"
Under
Instructions
from
the
Secretary
of
State
of
Canada
acting
In
his
capacity
as-
Custodian
under
the
Revised
Regulations
respecting
Trading
with
the
Enemy,
1943,
the
following
will
be
offered
for
SALE
BY
AUCTION
AT
PORT
ESSIXGTON
On
Saturday,
at
1
o'clock,
July
15th,
1911
Store
equipment,
including
safes,
scales,
cash
register,
adding
machine,
show
cases,
typewriter,
etc,
household
goods
of
all
kinds,
gas
engine,
etc.
By
J.
H.
MAIR,
Auctioneer
KING.
GEORGE
pkd,ce
ropebt
CAFE
ROOFING
CO.
Special
Chinese
Dishes
Boi
72J
Chop
Suey
Specialists
o
ttoiltop
Chow
Mein
Hours
10
a.m.
to
10
p.m.
Repairs,
Re-shlnrllng
2nd
Avenue
and
8th
Street
Free
Estimate
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
4Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Port
Edward
Tho
Amprii:m
fit.
Port
Martin
of
Ed-
ward
had
the
pleasure
last
night
ner
leaving
of
a
visit
from
Lieut.
Tommy
Masons
current
Army
Show
unit
which
made
a
presentation
in
the
Post
Hall
and
was
ac-
G
AND
DEFLATION
LATER
Controlled
prices,
wages,
costs,
profits
mean
security
AH
If
one
breaks
through
.
.
Soon
all
would
break
through
.
.
.t
And
stability
would
go
all
to
pieces
WE
CAN
ALL
HELP
BY
SUPPORTING
CONTROLS
OVER
PRICES,
WAGES,
RENTS
AND
PROFITS
'
Club
vid
Cpl.
Pat
Oauhcato,
assistant
post
theatre
manager.!
had
charge
of
the
hospitality
1
that
was
accorded
the
show
j
troupe
at
Port
Edward
and
they
,
acquitted
themse;ves
in
a
man-
nothing
to
be
de-
The
show
party
was
entertam-
e,d
for
dinner
at
the
officers'
mess
and
after
the
show
then
entertainment
at
the
N.C.O.'s
Club
where
community
ringing
and
dancing
was
ei
Joyed
with
special
features
if
the
way
of
a
Jitterbug
contegt
comic
songs
by
Pte.
Margaret
Cross,
the
gypsy
fortune
teller
and
an
act
by
Sgt.
Red
Reld
and
Pte.
Jack
Kelly,
the
male
principals.
Incidentally,
the
Port
Edwarfi
presentation
was
the
sixtieth
show
that
has
so
far
been
pt
on
by
this
unit.
TO
PREVENT
INFLATION
-NOW
'ml
ACTIVIT1ES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
YAV.C.A.
(By
Dorothy
fiarbutt)
Once
again
our
V.
W.
C.
A.
R-oms
Registry
is
in
the
doldrums
we
have
hit
the
well
known
air
pocket
and
there
hasn't
been,
a
single
registry
for
well
over
a
week.
There
are
dozens
of
people
looking
for
rooms
so
If
you
have
any
spare
room
turn
it
into
spare
cash
and
spare
a
lot
of
people
grief
and
heartache.
Now
that
I
am
going
the
windows
are
getting
their
first
outvie
washing
For
three
years
1
:nve,
like
the
Apostle
Paul,
gazed
through
a
glass
darkly.
The
cedar
trees,
the
balsams,
the
firs
and
hemlocks
across
the
road
were
a
tingle
indiscriminate
mass
of
green,
while
the
nioun-
ains
were
a
grey
blob
in
the
SOURCE
OP
MINERALS
I
background.
But
now
all
Is
in
Dry
beaus
are
an
excellent
j
locus,
thanks
to
the
combined
.ut
-.
iron.
nhosDhorous
and
'
operations
of
Corporal
Clifford
N.C.O.'s
ci-lclum,
Adams
and
Director
General
Le
-gov
oo
0
hio5
FARMER.
Malstre
who
worked
all
Afternoon
washing
and
polishing
them,
hanging
by
their
eyebrows
to
the
perilous
ledses.
So
younh
they
are
so
brave,
so
very
young!
There
are
two
little
girls
thU
week
to
add
to
our
list
of
service
babies.
The
first
little
miss
to
arrive
Vas
Rosamond
Vivian,
daughter
of
George
K.
and
Mr.
MacAllen
of
the
American
Transport
Service.
Rosamond
(what
a
pretty
name)
weighed
eight
pounds,
one
ounce,
and
was
born
at
9:45
a.m.
on
July
3.
Rosamond
means
"Rose
of
the
World"
and
Vivian
means
"Lively
or
Merry."
And
on
July
7
at
3:45
ajn.
little
Darbara
Anne
Cross
was
born
to
Flight
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Cross.
Mrs.
Cross
is
a
Prince
Rupert
girl
and
was
Mickey
Skattebol
before
her
marriage.
Barbara
weljhed
seven
pounds,
ten
ounces
when
born.
Barbara
means
"A
Stranger"
while
Anne
means
"Gracious
or
Merciful."
Congratulations
Mr.
and
Mrs.
r
On-
GO"
Canadian
Legion
Votes
$250
For
Pioneers'
Home
The
Canadian
Legion,
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
voted
the
sum
of
$250
to
the
Pioneers'
Home
Fund
Eleven
new
members
were
elected.
President
R.
C.
flam
ford
was
In
the
chair
and
business
wa
largely
of
a
routine
nature,
the
session
belnj
a
brief
one.
Dandtlolns
are
a
valuable
tource
of
vitamins
A
and
B.
MacAllen
and
Flight
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Cross!
The
carnival
has
been
a
big
success
as
far
as
LA.W
Red"
Richardson
Is
concerned.
I
saw
her
trotting
happily
home
the
other
night
with
a
Teddy
Bear
as
Urge
as
life.
Ah
me,
small
thing
smut
small
minds!
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