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Monday.
September
14,
1942
EDITORIAL
Do
We
Want
More
War
Effort?
...
.
ClOing
enougn
in
Uie
war
writes
oiuce
iuiujjusuii.
Now
we
shall
begin
to
see
whether
the
people
really
mean
what
thev
said;
or
whether
thev
just
wanted
the
.
.
'l
11
'il
L
1?
XI.-
SPORT
CHAT
1
Only
a
small
percentage
of
the
Canadian
Forces
overseas
could
jattend
the
annual
track
and
Held
1
championships,
so
the
army
took
.the
meet
to
the
men.
Through
Subscription
Rates
In
City
Per
Year.
$5.Q0;
Hall
Year.
$2.50;
One
special
arrangements
made
by
the
Month.
50c;
One
Week,
12c.
Out-of-Town
Subscribers
by
Mall.
$3.00
a
Year.
MEMBER
OF
Tilt
CANADIAN
I'll
MS
Th
Canadian
Proa
U
exclusively
entttJed
to
use
for
publication
of
all
newn
OMpatonea
credited
to
It
or
lo
toe
Associated
Press..in
this
paper
and
also
the
lucal
newi
published
therein.
All
righto
nt
rwniiN
tint
ton
the
meet
was
broadcast
directly
from
the
field
to
army
formations
all
over
the
south
of
England.
Soldiers
were
able
to
hear
not
only
an
account
of
the
races
and
other
competitions,
but
the
cheers
of
the
crowd
In
the
stadium
and
the
music
of
11
pipe
bands
and
n
50-piece
brass
band.
At
the
sam.
time,
the
Army
Film
Unit
"shot"
the
events
and
a
few
days
after
the
meet
the
reels
made
the
rounds
of
camps
for
the
benefit
of
track
and
field
fans
who
could
not
get
to
the
big
affair.
Last
year
.
,
,
,
.
i
.i:i.:i
f
nu,u
uanaaian
soiaiers
'
journeyea
For
three
years
a
large
part
of
the
editorial
space
of
,b
font
nB,
lmnB
to
Canadian
newspapers,
perhaps
the
larger
half
of
all
pri-
dershot
for
the
meet
Gasoline
and
vate
conversation
and
certainly
most
political
speeches
,
tires
since
have
become
to
vaiu-have
that
Canada
is
not
fr
such
a"
and
if1?
been
devoted
to
the
proposition
"Jn
,
.
1
TI-
,
,
.
foot
sloggers
outside
walking
dls-
government
to
do
more
m
tne
war
wunoui
sending
inej
Because
of
the
war.
ioo-miie
bill
to
them.
The
new
income
taxes
have
begun
but
this
time
trial
of
the
British
Eastern
is
only
a
starter
and
not
a
real
test
of
the
public
attitude,
cunUes
cdill
Association
went
TViq
vool
ney-
Telegraph
wires
the
main
tuwiiiua
wie
rti.
u:mUuiv.u.humv
.direction
sulde
had
been
diverted
test
will
come
with
the
.voluntary
autumn
Victory
Loan
If
the
people
have
been
sincere
in
demanding
more
war
effort,
in
denouncing
the
government
for
not
doing
enough,
then
the
neonle
will
over-subscribe
the
Victory
Loan.
If
the
loan
is
not-
fully
subscribed,
if
the
monthlv
sale
of
war
savings
certificates
declines,
then
the
whole
demand
for
more
war
effort,
the
whole
attack
on
the
government
for
not
doing
more,
will
be
revealed
as
a
sham
and
a
lie.
"lTM.i.
,1
4-
iivtrltMolriYtrl
i'f
flirt
rrnt
tance
of
the
stadium
were
Just
out
of
luck.
as
a
war
measure
from
one
road
to
another
at
a
Junction
and
this
caused
competitors
to
take
the
wrong
turn.
Another
open
100-mile
race
is
booked
for
the
suf
ferers.
The
marshal
who
plotted
the
course
knew
the
road
only
In
pre-war
days.
Gunning
for
a
return
fight
with
Freddie
Mills,
Sgt.
Jack
London.
unui
Mime
uu
nut
u.ma.
aim
K"-West
Hartlepool
giant,
made
short
ernment
must
have
not
only
more
taxes
hut
more
Joans
iwork
of
Big
Jim
Wllde
SwarLSeat
as
well.
What
they
do
not
understand
is
that
the
income
i
docker,
wiide's
second
threw
the
of
the
nation
has
risen
seventy
percent
since
the
war
be-!
towel
into
the
ring
in
the
third
have
risen
eight.11
f
ter
hhadbe"
noo"d
gan
but
the
government's
expenditures
,
,
,
,
,Tr,
...
1
-
,
.i
,.
Ithree
times
and
suffered
an
ln-
hundred
percent.
What
thev
refuse
to
see
is
that
the
gov-
jured
kne,
M1Us
beat
London
on
ernment
must
get
four
billion
dollars,
at
least,
out
of
points
over
10
rounds
last
year
the
people
Or
about
half
their
total
income
not
to
Startjand
London
has
been
anxious
to
npw
wnc
nrno-rnm
bur
mprplv
tn
rifiv
for
the
nrotrrami8et
a
"whack
at
him
ever
since
1
1
1
aireaav
imcier
Way.
Itlsh
Empire
llghtheavywelght
title
That
program
is
troing
ahead
anyway.
The
bills
have
from
Len
iiarvey
a
couple
of
been
contracted,
the
factories
built,
the
workers
hired,
months
ago.
the
soldiers
enlisted.
The
bill
will
be
paid
either
by
taxes
and
borrowing
in
sound
money,
or
they
-will
be
paid
by
inflation,
in
phoney
money.
We
cannot
begin
to
pay
the
new
taxes
and
still
buv
Victory
Bonds
without
reducing
our
whole
standard
of
livingHas
Mr.
Ilsley
thought
about
that?
Mr.
Ilslev
has
nothing
but
that
in
mind.
He
is
doinc
nothincr
with
his
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
CARBUTT,
Hostess
taxes
and
loans
but
reducing
of
hvmp
That
is
all
the
taxes
nnrl
lnnncs
ivp
fnr.
TIipv
havp
nn
nther
nnmnsp
than
to'
Padre's
concert
last
night
.reduce
our
demand
for
goods
and
thus
to
free
more
men
:tthl
SS.rS
and
material
for
the
war.
It
is
imnossible,
anparently,
for
some
people
to
realize
that
if
Mr.
Ilsley
forces
a
man
out
of
a
luxury
business
into
a
war
factory
he
can
still
tax
him
as
much
as
ever,
and
also
get
a
gun
for
the
army
instead
of
a
luxury
for
the
public.
mere
is
no
limit
to
wnat
iur.
usiey
can
no,
except
i
way
or
presenting
them
was
nisi
The
CARDINALS
'
TAKE
LEAD
I
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Displaced
From
Supremacy
of
National
League
New
York,
Sept.
14:
Ow
st
Louis
Cardinals
took
over
the
lead
Signal
Corps
a
running
account
of
hlp
of
the
National
League
on
Saturday
from
the
Brooklyn
Dod
gers
by
defeating
the
Bums
in
a
closely
contested
game
at
Broot!
Field,
the
score
being
two
U
:
Yesterday
the
Cat.
dinars
improve'
the
leadership
by
splitting
u
double-header
with
the
Phillies
a
Philadelphia
while
the
Dodger
were
losing
both
ends
of
a
double
bill
to
the
Cincinnati
Reds
In
the
American
League
yestev
day
the
New
York
Yankts
had
no
difficulty
In
taking
both
game
:
of
a
double-header
from
the
Cleve
land
"Indians
and
held
their
mar
gin
of
supremacy
at
nine
fu
games
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox
who
had
an
easy
double
victor
over
Chicago
White
Sox.
Big
Leugue
scores
for
the
week
end
were
as
follows:
SATURDAY
American
League
New
York
7.
Chicago
1.
Washington
7,
St.
Louis
6.
Philadelphia
5,
Detroit
6.
Boston
8,
Cleveland
6.
National
League
St.
Louis
2.
Brooklyn
1-
PitUburg
1-2,
Boston
3-2
ond
game
called
In
eleventh
darknessi.
Cincinnati
4,
Philadelphia
1
Only
games).
SUNDAY
National
League
Cincinnati
6-4.
Brooklyn
3-1
St.
Louis
1-3.
Philadelphia
2-2
Pittsburg
0-3.
New
York
5-5.
Chicago
6-lZ
Boston
11-8.
American
League
New
York
11-4.
Cleveland
4-1.
Philadelphia
0-2,
St
Louis
7
Boston
6-5.
Chicago
1-0.
Washington
5-0.
Detroit
2-8.
The
league
standings:
National
League
W.
St.
Louis
95
Brooklyn
..
94
New
York
79
Cincinnati
71
Pittsburg
82
Chicago
-
86
Boston
-
57
j
Philadelphia
38
1
American
League
New
York
97
Boston
88
St.
Louis
79
Cleveland
,
71
Detroit
70
.Chicago
61
Washington
58
(Philadelphia
51
L.
47
48
62
70
75
79
83
97
47
56
67
73
"55
77
84
96
sc
by
Pet.
.669
.604
.560'
A94'
.4531
.451
.407'
.281
.674
.611
Jtl
.493
.406
.347,
the
limit
of
our
anrietltes.
If
We
are
ready
to
live
On
half.runn,nS
telk
explaining
the
char-
the
coveted
Dibb
sotrball
trophy
'
Johnson
battled
hard
for
the
first
our
income
Mr.
Ilsley
can
take
the
other
half.
If
we
are!DU,u'
""ycu
'
?J
sneuamg
the
Air
Force
team
jprae
.,.
steer
ruing.
,:n:
i:.,.
u:,I
V..,JiUUl,
fkJwIc
n..
-....s
17
1(
to
,
4
on
on
Saturday,
oaiuraay.
one
one
bad
oaa
In-1
m-1
iiuzn
ui:n
enjoyment
enjoyiwm
wining
m
iivc
uu
a
iiinu,
nc
vau.tunv
winrwiuuo.
wi,
one
of
these
Informal
chats
he
told
other
words,
two-thirds
of
our
labor
can
go
into
the
war.
about
Dickens
early
life
of
extreme
The
Only
question
is
our
willingness
to
go
Wthout
things,
j
poverty.
"Poverty,"
said
Captain
We
have
not
met
the
test
vet.
We
have
onlv
talked
iAJlUge
"such
M
none
?f
y0
r
i
a
ii
f
w
olllflhope
will
ever
have
to
experience."
know
soon
whether
the
Canadian
people
have
learned
war's
needs.
We
shall
know
soon
whether
the
Canadian
people
want
more
war
effort
or
less.
They
probably
want
more,
but
they
have
not
begun
yet
to
understand
what
that
costs
in
their
own
daily
lives.
Some
of
the
remarks
we
hear
about
the
income
tax
and
the
schemes
to
avoid
having
to
pay
it
indicate
that
quite
a
few
peoole
are
still
thinking
only
of
themselves
and
very
little
about
the
war
or
its
consequences.
If
we
do
not
win
this
war,
Hitler
and
Jlirohito
will
be
telling
us
what
we
are
to
do
and
what
we
are
to
pay
and
there
will
be
no
discussion
on
our
part.
For
lluick,
bale
and
Comfortable
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327
3rd
AVE.
WEST
man
show
put
on
Captain
Guy
Frank
Armitage.
The
.Captain's
1
forte
Is
the
Interpretation
of
Dick-1
ens
characters-
grave,
gay
and
humorous.
Under
the
magic
of
hlsiiond
spell
they
come
to
life.
Not
the
least
Interesting
part
is
his
clever
mi
i
.
i
r
ti
1
i
'
....
-
.
boomed
out
a
great
voice:
"Walt
till
after
the
war,
buddy,
wait
till
after
the
war!"
The
program
commenced
with
a
trilogy
of
light
isketches
Uriah
Heap,
School-
teacher
Squeers
and
Orandpa
isoceles
triangle!
Then
came
the
surprise
number
a
ventriloquist
sketch,
in
which
a
very
hungry
dummy
wisecracked
his
way
Into
everyone's
heart.
The
second
half
of
the
program
consisted
of
two
quarter
hour
playlets,
the
Immortal
Sydney
Carton
death
scene
from
"The
Tale
of
Two
ClUes"
and
the
"Regeneration
of
Scrooge."
It
was
a
grand
night
and
our
very
sincere
thanks
to
Captain
for
snorts
with
two
baseball
teams
WINNER
OF
SOFTBALL
,1'
thirteen
big
runs
chalked
up
by
the
Artillery.
From
then
on
It
was
a
nip
and
tuck
battle
but
the
thirteen
run
obstacle
proved
to
be
too
large.
The
Dibb
trophy
will
be
officially
presented
some
time
this
week.
Line-ups:
102nd.
M.CA.
Duke,
Ferris,
Beaulieu,
Gottsellg,
Brule,
Bourgeois,
8karbon,
Poppenhelm.
Deck.
R.CAF.-AUen,
Speajle,
Louden,
ArmiUge.
As
a
loremnmr
to
tht'O.
MtoW.
Kutcher.
Tay-
main
event
five,
navy
boys,
Oar-nett
Lunney,
Gordon
Wilson,
Allen
Hlnks,
Jimmy
Thompson
and
Jimmy
Leary
made
an
harmonious
quintette
and
Pte.
DeMontlgny,
R.C.A.M.C.,
gave
an
accordion
number.
This
week-end
was
a
great
one
lor.
Benson,
Baldwin.
Umplres-J.
Morse,
Grlvell.
BEETLE
THAT
IJ0RES
'coming
In
from
outlying
points
to,
mast
timber
decay,
nlav
local
outfits.
This
was
in
ad
dition.to
the
Dibb
trophy
softball
"CK
THAT
HOLDS
TELKWA.
8ept
14:
The
annual
Later
Day
sports
program
was
hetd
In
TMnm.
There
was
a
fine
program
wMeh
drew
rtottofs
from
all
parts
of
the
central
interior
ounlrv
Battery
Takes
Dibb
Softball
.
Horse
racing.
kroMfoo
busting
Trophy
and
steer
riding
were
a
feature
of
I
the
day
and
there
waa
some
splr-
102nd.
Battery
carried
off
tied
action.
P.
Holland
and
L
was
S;
i
Little
Norway
derived
ning
lost
the
game
for
the
Cove
from
the
pony
racing,
boys.
The
102nd.
garnered
thirteen
There
were
two
baseball
game,
big
runs
in
a
wild
first
Inning.
Telkwa
winning
both,
the
first
12
This
finishes
the
softball
schedule
to
1
over
Ha
bine
Lake
and
the
'
for
the
season.
second
5
to
3
over
8ml
triers
P.
The
lop-sided
score
does
pot
In-1
Holland.
E.
Otdding
and
O.
Hooper
dlcate
the
play
as
the
one
wild
were
the
star
players,
and
woolly
Inning
proved
to
be
the
downfall
of
the
Air
Force
boys.
Benson
started
on
mound
for
the
Fliers
but
ran
into
a
heavy
barrage
of
base
hits
and
Sraallweed
and
the
greatest
of
I
Just
about
had
to
call
In
an
add
these
was
Smallweed.
Oh!
My
ing
machine
to
tke
care
of
the
Knitting
Club
Tea
Success
The
Utile
Norway
Knitting
Chib
held
i
very
ucceasful
tea
and
sale
of
borne
cooking
last
Saturday
In
8t.
Paul's
JuHieran
Church.
Many
ladies
called
during
the
.afternoon
a
ad
.were
received
by
Mrs.
A.
Husoy.
Mrs.
Ole
Wick
was
cashier.
Heme
cooking
table
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
F.
Harrnen
and
Mrs.
H.
Stangbye.
Servlteurs
were
Mrs.
Rickvalsen
HAS
COME
LONG
WAY
and
ms-
Nordgnrd.
in
the
kitchen
The
Diesel
engine
was
developed
""fT".'
Iv"'
P'
n"'
.tH
and
Mm.
t.
Selvlg.
ln1B92
a
.
Mi
C.
Johansen
won
first
prize
In
a
bean
contest
and
Mrs.
Flatgen
second)
Prizes
wert
donated
bv
The
death
watch
beetle
causes
Mr.
M.
Ndrdgard
and
Mrs.
H
Hagen.
EUROPE'S
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