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TUESDAY,

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f With Cartoons

1 As In 1914-18 I

ALW YOitli, Oct. 7.~—~\CP) — A

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..,-.11111.1- 111 111.» lingers, has given 11.1 11.1.1 o1 .11_, 71 yours touraw- ‘.1114, 11.; r, 1r1-11111.1111 cartoons wagin- 1111; o: 1.111.- bruushncss oi German: .11 11.1: and 1111- ‘ieuion craving for turlq (lUZillliLH-ltlli.

A11 exhibition at the Holland 111111-12 1;.11".1-1"_\‘ 11011: ollOWS many 01 inc 111110 1s published in pro-lily o" "s 11.112111; 111v.- 111st war, 11nd .111-.u1:1-s sunu: oi his more recent .\Oll(, sull projecting, in forceful L1.-r111.s the some 1111x2139.

In the Netherlands during the tony ptirt of the last war he contri- sutt-zi a cartoon daily to the Am- .'.(‘l‘(l.'.ill1 ‘ll-legrnaf; then in 1917 he 1u1n11- 1o New York to work for the livdlisl. punt-rs. Throughout North .»\.1n1-1"11".1 11111-1‘ that millions became '1111r wi powerful cartoons of .11 Junkers gloating over corpse- str1-\\'11 battlefields, the haunting

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Euros 0t slnzightercd children, n11- 11112511911. c1301: refugees, and the K1 n sllll-{Cil helmet butchering

'11 1 .~ e 101111110 body labelled i" -1. 11:11," or "Luxembourg."

I N011" he Ls wolxlung ior the after- lnoon 1111111111, PM, sucking to marsh- ‘111 scniimt-n against the Gcrmansas ne 11111 1 stlwar. For several

net-Rs 1o contributed to 1.11311 1 - U116.

U111- 1» - rt-uvut cartoons for PM .\lZ(1\\'L'(l ~111n will] H1t1c1":»'l1r-n1l 1n 1; ~_ ,1“. m; over a ucvastar- --,-_1 cw élLqu with the smoke cf

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PHI‘. 'IHARLU‘i'i'h'i‘UWN GUARDIAN

l Prime Minister and Wife Tour London

chief targets of the German air raiders have been

Dock Areas

saddened but grim at the destruction of beloved landmarkl. Prime Minister Winston Churchill. with his wife alt in the stern of a launch a: they tour the Thames viewL_ London dock areas. Ono the famous doch o! the capitol.

with!

y lined to protect the rest of us." I 111551535’ M,“ Buhsoxi .1<><-sn'1 advocate "the lat- nl mistake of national prohibition. lRcge-neration from the bottom C115 ithe party's ahn, he says anlél at gglflelgfikabztywacénalnd“‘nmeéhg? élagé? dom from parents, relatives all. it n111st mean pt-r- " ' 1n liuhsoirs

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toted by men of the postal services. The outlook, according to 0. O

find" Ort. 6— I00

_ .. t at 101 mail takes a big jump auvwav : 111 . 111mm: ..r1sonl "011 bx n high wind, for 11 vontoiu-d m1 outlying rosi-

nc-ed to fear that

‘a H“ illPlliy of time," said McGrail.

1' '. ' \‘r\ linurs alter the blaze st-irt-

ixl i-‘1:"0(‘li1r-.'I. S. Crmnvr 511111 firo- 1 i‘f‘{ls£‘(l mails that might be QX- 1111-1 1»! 1r .- :'_1hc1"- "cit-d. swat-wins! it up this way: 1m 11111111111111 , in thr- “One tvord dos-s it -—tonnage."

h,“ 1W1 1, 11nd .-l "11s far When war broke out extra help

_.»-- xv-w" taken on in the postal service to be randy to handle the “mail

hiiv- ‘hat wnuld Mme when the

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L , rs BIG TONNAGE

CYITAWA, Oct. 7, —(CP) -The flow of mail into the United King‘; an sweethearts, to those sewing with the Canadian Active Service Force, has added tonnage to the mail bags Canadian

McGrail. district postal director. is for an especially brisk time during troy- .1110 Christmas season when volume

Ho WOilld make no estimate of

Canadian troops went and the base post office was or- ‘ ganlzed in Ottawa to take

this flow of mail.

overseas. They are

short time nitcr war

post office packages

MASON'S sr-mvn stilt-roar; m

hairs

Ottawa's base post office, hand. ling mail for men overseas, dealt; With 7.886 bag: during August. ‘The mall bags are forwarded from 0t- tawa to Montreal tor

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started.

S0 strenuous has the work been‘ up to dntc, MrGrail slated that :1 few members of his staff have, been confined to bed juries suffered while loading base

CHARITIES BITFTAI/O. u. Y, 011. 4 --(AP,1

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B50111" lodges of the 111111.14‘

1" eckage-wiilld the Uncertain Winter Ahead

OVGTSCRS '

care 0t‘ 1 ‘ 1

shipment “iwo-ln-nnc" affairs. The outside bag serves as protection to the inner - contains the letters

An 01111-111 of the Post Office de- l partments said the base post office- ‘ now handles 255 bans a - compared with l5

"'l‘l1<\ Christmas season will be r1 1111111111 assignment b11t there's no holiday mail . section of this southern ln- '1 wou"t reach the men overseas in

one which |

as daily a

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600D LIGHT

N“?! 9W8 young and beautiful

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G°°d light l! Vlltll to peffec’ Slglif. Prevent dangerous eye. strain by always using 100 won Edison Mazda lumps when "°°dl"9 0r working. They mqk. your homo brighter, happier and keep your eye; young

C0. LIMITED

CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC

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-~-- (Err-Mn gout $4,962,273

last year for charitable for}, rele- ..____ Y 1 ,. . 1111.113". The 9 me-r - LQNDQN__(CP __w

1x11 g . .1 lodges, with 2,589,587 11 rabbit-hole in )c>ne‘ahgtl1i~lclo<lz)tlturl1lg;

members, spent $4,870,042; the Illi‘l"‘llid8 an unexploded bomb, warn

grand jurisdictions of Canada, wit‘- _London air wardens in a circular to

1 168.951 members, expended $292,230 nvuseliolders- Very careful scientific "" lfQiiiilEtl-S essential.

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One of the thousands of pnnr families made hnmolcss hv u"- n". Inan air sioge of l-ln_1;1.1.1:i. 1=1--~1- iii-t 1.11111‘ A

Mother lloi lo Blame lor

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shattered buildings 11s tlwy ~1-'11r('l1 i": 111-w sin-ll r, with household lit-longlngs. in- iutiing large birdrnge,

‘ROLLING STORE

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‘B111 he “'11s misunderstood 5o oiten are we a.l

He went his way alone, with faith, 11x1 all things, tux-at and small.

‘Tls sad to 11111111, tvejll no H1016 116d!‘ His plulosupny- 111111 111s dreams; 1115 llllllt; All“ hcUltgl Willi l/YCtlSl-LTCS

(Bi), Qf 1111;.» 111111len hopes and schemes.

I ani gladl untlt-rstood him, And haw oiten l did rest;

And iistt-n to 111111; 11111-11" he stood For character at its lwsl.

I looked tor him, l won-med him, ll But now he's gone away, I'll miss vou, fl‘l€ll(i, you were the

best, God keep you now. I pray! VICTORIA CROSS SCHOOL

Honor roll ior September: Grade X., 1, Lydia Campbell. Grade IX, 1, Doris Campbell; 2, Helen 13111111113011; 3, Lillian Knox. Grad-i Vll., i, Clive Muclntyre; 2,

llllll. ' ., 1, Richard Knox; I, E‘.

Grade V., l, E1 one Dunn. Grade IV I11) l. 1 ary Oiialloran. Grade IV-b) 1, ltobcrt Knox. Gracie lll., i, Alvlna Dunn; 2, Flnrcuce Nwhotwui; 3, Edna S/Aiple. (trade I<ni l, lvlurtiiit ()'ll0llor11n; 2, “Elbert Adams and James Knox 11211111111; ii, V11-1or Dunn.

Gratit- lib) 1, Rctlia AdamJ.

Grade [(0) 1, Mary Nicholson; z, Mildred Somplc and Jack Ollollor- an lflqllltli,

TCIlClIQFI Kathleen Campbell.

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L08 ANGELh-Ls, out. 7.——(CP) — Roger Babson, iamous for a ener- ation as a business prophe , i: 110111111111; in ixmtics this 11111.

He‘: carrying 1111: p1"<-.s11l»:.-11ti11lban- mrr oi the Prnlnbiliun party, 11nd, ‘dilthouqli realizing that 110's prctiy iwcll ovwloottczl, 11c Llillllih lie will make cnnuzh noise t-o attract a million von-s. I11 1936, the Prohibi-

.1111 vou- vans 350,010.

lt‘s a diiivrt-nt, witlvr itind of pm-

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zillions, nnrth Imnflun grocery firm, hall to clone lhcir shop when

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the 0hi|dren’s Colds

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rlinns aren't doing all the ducking into air raid shelters. In photo

“hove. passed hr NM! renal-r. cm be seen the bomb-shattered roof o!'one building, framed in wreck u of another. some l; in B". llna Moahlt section.

BRINGING UP- £11111]; -

Mlhfllllh Marshal Goering

millllhl. the photo above suggest;

weather. It shows Adolf Relief Campaign,

Hitler, on "lg

boasted that Germany has enough food for a war of years rather than

that additional imnlshipa are expected with the coming oi cold rostrum of the Bn-rlin Sportspalaat, inaugurating the Gennnn Winter

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By George IlIcManus

ME FQlEND/SPIVE/a‘ SAYS rr1e-1'1_1. HAVE was": ‘FAME BEFORE - "ma my f5 oven-

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TIIALIE THE roman ... A rusr or" STRENGTH‘

. IT'S A BIT WARM IN HERE