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British
Ration
Levels
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In
view
of
the
resumption
of
meat
rationing
in
Canada,
a
sum-""
rriary
of
the
ration
situation
in
Great
"
Britain
is
of
interest.
:
In
Great
Britain,
the
ration
level
has
heen
reduced
to
a
point
lower
'
than
that
prevailing
at
any
time
during
the
war
years
and
the
maintenance
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difficult
in
respect
of
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amount
of
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countries
by
the
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diminishes
the
supply
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world
pool
from
which
Great
.
Britain
.may
draw
her
requirements
""
unless
the
exporting
countries
can
(I,sfjll
further
increase
their
shipments.
mi
United
Kingdom
officials
estimate
that,
even
if
all
their
present
contracts
for
meat
from
other
coun-.'.'..tfies
are
filled,
they
would
still
want
.fn)m
Canada
during
the
last
half
of
1945,
well
over
400.000.000
nmitirfe
nf
jiiiiiii
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meat
in'brder
to
nrovide
Armprl
Spv.
vices,
supplied
from
Great
Britain,
-with
their
priority
needs
and
to
maintain
present
British
ration
levels.
A
survey
of
the
-bacon
position
1
shows
that
even
if
the
present
bacon
contract
is
completed
it
will
still
be
about
34,000,000
pounds
short
of
requirements
and
will
be
16,000,000
pflUhds
short
of
satisfying
present
-
British
bacon
rations
which
are
now
Leisure
Clothes
.
.
.
for
.
.
.
SUMMER
AND
FALL
WEAR
More
arid
.more
KJrrenare
asking
for
thV
comfort
afid
informal
sma
'r
t
n
e
s
s
of
Leisure
hAlothes.
For
style
and
comfort
in
casual
wear,
try
a
G.W.G.
Loafer
Jacket
.
$10.00
the
lowest
since
the
outbreak
of
the
war.
A
report
of
a
committee
of
the
Combined
Food
Board,
issued
recently,
gave
the
information
that
"further
reductions
in
the
United
Kingdom
diet
would
give
rise
to
apprehension
about
possible
effects
on
the
work
output
health,
and
morale
of
the
civilian
population."
The
"Outbreak"
of
Peace
...
With
rumors,
reports
and
events,
pointing
to
the
possibility
of
an
end
to
the
Japanese
war
earlier
than
most
had
dared
hope,
the
nation
finds
itself
none
too
well
prepared
for
an
"outbreak"
of
peace.
Too
many
of
the
measures
designed
to
cushion
the
shock
and
provide
an
orderly
change-over
from
a
war
to
a
peace
economy
either
await
consideration
or
are
stalled.
Some
fear
the
men
who
would
do
the
planning
or
would
carry
out
the
program.
That
was
an
under-,
standable
reaction
of
conservative
thinking
when
there
was
a
sharp
turn
to
the
left
at
the
depths
of
the
depression.
But
one
does
not
have
to
approve
everything
that
has
been
done
to
observe
that
the
more
frantic
fears
should
be
dispelled
by
now.
The
same
men
who
man
the
federal
government,
whether
all
of
the.
nation
likes
all
of
them
or
not,
are
going
to
have
to
carry
out
either
the
haphazard
product
of
diverse
and
often
conflicting
pressures,
or
some
sort
of
considered
and
integrated
policy.
The
economic
dislocations
of
war
are
too
great
to
permit
expectation
that
all
the
pieces
will
fall
neatly
and
automatically
into
their
old
accustomed
places
at
the
sudden
coming
of
peace.
The
choice
of
methods
should
not
be
as
difficult
as
some
succeed
in
making
it"
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and
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MEDICAL
DOCUMENTS
TORONTO,
Aug.
2
tB
More
than
32,000
medical
volumes,
ranging
from
the
writings
of
Hippocrates
to
original
manuscripts
by
the
late
Sir
Frederick
Banting,
and
Dr.
Charles
H.
Best
in
which
they
announced
their
discovery
of
insulin,
are
housed
In
the
Toronto
Academy
of
Medicine
Library
at
Queen's
Park
here.
Visitors
to
the
library
may
see
Irreplaceable
volumes
such
as
a
13th
century
medical
manuscript
In
Latin
shorthand
on
sheepskin
with
black
and
red
in
lettering
still
distinct.
Among
the
library's
prized
documents
is
a
first
edition
of
a
book
by
Dr.
Edward
Jenner,
discoverer
of
smallpox
vaccination,
who
announced
In
1789
results
of
his
experiments
-with
cow-pox
vaccine.
In
a
foreword
to
his
first
edition,
Dr.
Jenner
denounced
as
unhealthy
the
"lap
dog"
fad
practised
by
wealthy
socialites
of
the
day.
High
118th
century
living,
Dr,
Jenner
complained,
resulted
in
man's
familiarizing
himself
"with
a
great
number
of
animajs
which
may
not
originally
have
been
Intended
for
his
associates."
"The
Wolf,
disarmed
of
ferocity
is
now
pillowed
in
the
lady's
lap.
The
Cat,
the
'little
Tiger
of
bur
Island,
whose
natural
home
is
in
the
forest,
is
equally
domesticated
and'ear-assed."
Most
carefully
preserved
treasure
is
the
hand-written,
original
manuscript
of
Sir
Frederick
and
Dr.
Best
announcing
their
discovery
of
insulin
In
treatment
for
diabetes.
The
announcement
was-
made
to
the
Academy
Feb-7
1922,
with
Dr.
Banting
reading
the
paper
and
Dr.
Best
showing
slides
to
illustrate
various
points.
While
the
library
is
rich
in
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
interrupted
in
the
middle
of
a
business
conversation
by
the
telephone,
is
it
all
right
to
ask
the
person
to
"hold
the
line?"
A.
It
is
better
to
explain
and
ask
if
you
may
call
again
in
a
few
minutes.
Q.
When
a
man
takes
a
woman
to
dinner,
should
he
give
her
oitler
to
the
waiter
before
giving
his
own?
A.
Yes,
always.
'
Q.
Who
should
act
as
hostess
when
a
woman's
club
is
giving
a
luncheon?
A.
The
president
of
the
club.
16th
century
literature,
it
keeps
abreast
of
the
development
of
medical
science
by
obtaining
about
400
books
a
year,
half
of
which
are
gifts
bv
Dhvslcians
and
their
estates
and
the
remainder
purchased
on
recommendation
of
a
library
committee.
The
library
sends
many
of
its
publications
to
medical
officers
continuing
their
studies
during
the
war.
,
v
"During
the
past
year
we
have
mailed
570
books,
mostly
to
medical
men
in
the
service,"
says
Edna
Poole,
librarian.
FOR
SUNBURN
INSECT
BITES
POISON
IVY
THE
Weeklies
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Watch
Your
Step
The
last
few
weeks
have
again
seen
a
large
Increase
in
the
number
of
accidents
on
farms
and
in
homes.
Some
of
them
are
due
entirely
to
carelessness
and
might
have
been
avoided.
The
Altbna
(Man.)
Echo.
Justifiable
Criticism
Many
of
our
townspeople
are
criticizing
some
local
merchants
for
their
catering
to
the
tourist
trade,
particularly
in
those
commodities
that
are
either
rationed
or
in
short
supply
in
their
own
country.
If
these
merchants
are
selling
these
goods
to
strangers
and
not
keeping
sufficient
stock
to
meet
their
local
customers,
then
our
own
people,
haye
every
Justification
for
criticism.
Ganonoque
(Ont.)
Reporter
Guard
Water
Supply
With
so
many
heavy
rains
lately,
it
would
be
well
for
users
of
well
water
to
have
their
wells
examined
and
tested.
This
is
particularly
advisable
concerning
wells
at
summer
resorts.
Lindsay,
(Ont.)
Watchman-Warder
Post-War
Matter
We
can't
figure
out
what
will
be
done
to
use
up
gasoline
wher.
the
war
is
entirely
over.
Between
the
Normandy
invasion
and
the
surrender
of
Germany
approximately
3,000,000
gallons
of
gasoline,
oil
and
lubricants
were
delivered
dally
to
army
depots
and
air
bases
on
the
European
continent.
V-J
Vinegar
Joe
The
Japs'
apprehenslveness
must
have
increased
with
the
redoubtable
General
Stllwell's
assumption
of
an
active,
command
in
their
near
neighborhood.
They
must
realize
that
now
the
ominous
initials
V-J
stand
not
only
for
victory
in
Japan,
but
also
Vinegar-Joe.
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Pas,
(Man.)
Northern
Mail.
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l'at
On
The
Back
One
day
last
week
a
visitor
with
an
observing
eye
stopped
to
tell
John
Lunn,
the
man
who
has
charge
of
keeplng
our
streets
clean
and
clear
of
debris,
how
nice
the
Kentville
streets
looked.
Said
the
stranger:
"No
matter
what
Job
you
are
doing
it
is
important
nd
worth
doing
well.
I
I
like
to
see
a
man
who
takes
his
work
seriously."
He
passed
on
and
left
a'
better
feeling
in
the
heart
of
the
workman.
We
are
all
human,
and
a
word
of
appreciations
makes
the
world
a
bit
brighter.
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returning
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zones
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a',
the
railway
stations
than
at
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