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economist and industrialist, Louis biarlio, for ten years chairman of the great International Aluminum Cartel. It is Marliols central thesis that Germany will lose the war because she is al- ready operating at the peak of her industrial cap- acity and because she lacks both the natural re- sources and the technical and mechanical means to match the enormously superior production of guns and tanks and planes and ships that will come from the United States. This assertion he supports with data that should be persuasive to the faint-hearted.

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Out on tho farm you can tell the owner from the 11.1w men, Ine owner is ths one who gees on working after everybody else has knocked off for the day-Brant- ford mposltor,

"Don't work unless you feel like Wtlrkihll”. advises a. ysician. But L! we didn't work w en we didn't feel like working, we could not eat when we felt like eating. And we often feel like eat-ingn- St, Louis Times Star.

An amusing example o! how people isre determined to do their

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This column ls open Ill tar diloissnfol b: correspondent: sf questions of intsrsst. ‘lbs Uhnrluttotovrn Gunrdlsn doss lot sosossnrlly ondorso tho opinions sl oorrssnondeutl.

I I iWESTERN GRAIN FOR P. E. I. y Slr,—“Why," I am asked. “should we have to import grain to Prince Edward Island?" At the recent meeting with Mr. Gardner every one present deemed it necessary. A re-statement of the case, however, will do no harm. Here it is as it

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_'The Strongest Memory IS Weaker than Ill Weakest Ink."

SXIURDAY, AUGUST l6, I941.

Served yVell Their Country

A reminder that the war is no rcspccter of, persons is fiirnislictl b_v the increasing toll of air fatalities, insciniralilc from the increasing

day, that the Montreal Gazette announced in a heading “Rents frozen in Arvida Area." i Ill 1U “As a protest against the increased telephone rates for Summerside,” says The Pioneer, “there is talk of an Anti-Tklcphone Club being formed here." U i l Mr. L. R. Allen, Summerside, is reported to have worked out a plan whereby the car ferry steamer Prince Edward Island may be fitted up at little expense, to carry eighteen more automo- biles. The proposal is said to have been submitted to the C. N. R. authorities, with what result

meeting objection was raised to these men being so engaged, but the clerk to the Council at once championed them with the remark: "General Wavell hm only one eye, and he does riot appear to be in efficient". The argument dragged on until the Council was reminded that Nelson as well as Wavell, had only one eye. And that was the final word on behalf of the three one-eyed men, They remain fire fighters. - Belfast ‘Telegraph.

Ono Russian lifeline tins has been brought up to date is the ‘Trans-Siberian Railway, the great east-to-west artery. it has double tracks in excellent condition the whole way to Vladivostok, with large

and quality of their livestock, which in recent years has been ai- lowed to become seriously dim- lnlshed.

2. To raise more livestock, more pastures will be required. also lugs quantities o1’ feed grain at the minimum of cost.

3. More pastures mean fewer acres devoted to grain growing. In any event grain can be produced at a much lower figure on the glalrlles than in Prince Edward

an .

4. our problem therefore. is so to carry and handle the western grain that it can be purchasedmby

people's property and persons But who's going to pay you: domogo If you smock u tree or stone wall! Without collislor lnsurancqli‘: lust too bud if you gel the small and of the stick.

b41001.’ It you wont to loop hsm ioldlngtho has yoursoll - We've | llio sn- owor lo lhnl one.

our farmer; at the lowest i price

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. ‘ I development uf this means 0f transportation rumor sayeth not. giadiiiilygsvagil $§§iiiiel§lll§§“m§f.n°§§ befiieg-giehfliogsriad 8%‘; fibillinfilltlsfi o is o from the coal and industrial areas by boat rather than roll, unloaded w K I I

and warfare. Millionaires, cabinet members, gov- €l'illll(‘ll[ (ifiicilils, pilots—nll must be prepared to run llic FillllC vi-"k. Two outstanding air crash-

Es occiirrcil in England this wcek, one in which V1139 all" lllelr_ llflll’ lll°lllll5_ Fxlllre. Pracllcally gifriifliiisllaw‘ _ undo“ Evening Zfiifingbih, figlflfilsllflnd ‘iljflllefiillfl? Mews BULOVAS m u “a u h", mow apt. iilot j. _l. Anderson, so well and favor- 51101155 ¢°115¢Y1P11011 101' military PHYPOSCS. 8S N comment h ‘M the Province. msnts. Mod. ' _ _ . _ _ - - - - _ o nee _

ably known in Charlottetoun where he leaves a 31¢ 0113181‘ 11131“! binding 811d 015C131 “hat little incident. that o oilrll Ed: minor gwclgllglsliifilohiiiniifimgl The Maginot Line Audi“ “m” model‘ m" an‘ . u, narrowing willow and young cllild, met his death 1111116110 113d bee" 11- Yllallel’ 0f DCfeTWB Della"- m°llll°ll llhe 11m" llaY-TWQ chlldTen- us now consider the warehousing. fir“ s“ COHVGIIIGHT. Term;

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- ~' - - - g “d” mom England wgemell- men be placed on the mainland near ‘ n n n” “n”

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the Rtiyal Air Force. Still more recently, eight T- E~ Shaw WK! born Thomas Edward Law- gfkfellrdlclillhégllnllibllguzlllllg? glfnmalzf the iliocklns berth 0f the B11111 stood s: tliginviizhciblbdaibuelgttzlipiit w. w. Canadians and fourteen British and United rence this date 1881 but changed his name to Shaw The boy has been staying with an "m ll- renco sis-inst the GQNITHB. In s i

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States OIiICEFS were killed in a similar crash by Deed Poll for military and diplomatic purposes gltfilrialédtarilrsunily, giéeglrihpwhggd h? shoiild lie dbsiided int: vellifi hilt: Th‘: IT/rliglxlllgivhzfll-gvhgh Yallélzmggg JEWELERS SINCE 1868

while taking off on a plane of the Atlantic 1Y1 1927- A" Oxlfliil gilldllllle- “'35 85115131" "'1 the daughter of her temporary klinélllllasfidsegglollztelyt lllsaidlllfifleltli‘ flllllll "P! 1° mmslrllct 1mm 1937

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lion. Arthur B. Purvis, chairman of the British 131111111315 lerflwrl’. W35 Wltll 179111 511‘ Fredefmk Told‘ that she did, she exclaimed: illllllemplled l“ °l' “all” m“ Fmlllld m a; ll" "gedillmllmd! 01 H. F: h to

- - ' 1 - - - ~ eve. no 0g u, 1 used captured enc tanks we“, SupPly Coifmgl, fCoii-merl pgesident Land general gNingatesdandbGeneratll AllJenbys éffitidltlg0ritarz hiiirilxllivyofitsilmxlfontrgrpstgum-iolunded Capmm The me o, the Wu“ mduotmbo 1515;!!!” oudm é‘: h}? "um! u wen u vim orfilvesgmed Mmmt um m” "imhg" ° . i“ “ film“ ‘"‘“°“~ '1'“ “" f“ §°"“°“ y A ‘Zak. - ° H " F“ ..- .. .. r1“... . .. i::'§.rlii-.,°2,=;i:b is. .2: trio's Miizlsili‘: Wu .§£“?.‘.;...“l?."1..'3“’;.‘€§i; lil“i~‘i‘.i..k.llél°ll°lllé’.llllt°fi all“ , , ,- me _, s r o c ese re n " ' cmmnn O he “enlll o) "lent Commlsslon Wm n s a vlser on m m“ e’ or men to wit, hi", on“ in afihue ed in the autumn and stored dur- l-hlll‘ lllllle? project‘ Mlmellla" 300,000 acres of security, has seen its sword tum

established some years ago by the King Govern-

1116111. 111F111‘? in the war. Canada lost her De- 1101! be 11151111831511“ 1mm 11191" W119" 111 A1111: igllrliealllfiiilzllalgilefllinl-hlinggglagfil; lgigglfllwlf, lilbélsetczlikerivlui? gérmlél: iliisiitiitliiidtliiitfiliattiggiediiagmm fiéfirflwlllabiallgiignofi siiillooovlufrfili blelgomoh} {Ltbmiitii Tense Minister, Hon. Norman Rogers, in a plane dress_ Wrote The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, weeks ampmn mm a rather sharp and traders on arrival, m, the used as living uarters. Other para; abandoned as well as Strasbourg myopic vision of men who forget brash in Ontario, and 5i.- Frederici; Banting, and “Revolt m the Desert." air raéd.n'1;iWt€Dsh;élt€frS11inbSltl0C(g51;ig/n prtice 311g; vgiii be lopetrh thzgdigt 31a 1212;111:5- Bu“ as g: gupgqfrlgbla} 3a‘ ghflégggggsflilg§g.oupépa,é> gigfinghgafisurkip Ialfigllagrsmpgm. . V . . .. tennis were ou u,ua -aera ecauseo e - - i non famed discoverer of. msulip, met a similar fate _ _ tance was gained to the crypt o: a ion of interest, insurance and 1'56 Mnslnot! npiir Weissenoerg have 01 the 75.000 damaged homes and devoted their time to the flesh. while flying from this continent to England on a At the end of July. 209,000 soldiers wives and cpui-ctt, wheée Ltéshe gextorgl capersm storage charges. pedal]; ggullghtteebglrthfl°algzin§ili are“ and reselllw lllml-"Ylds 9°13 "111 $11“ 8°14 1111111111111- . . ._ ._ . .. . _ 5x m _ _ scientific llll>SlOIl of military importance. dependents drew monthly cheques for $11,173. m3: mGQIEHThC pliisce awasanfiih o? h°§$§"§',°,“°,'§,,d§l'§, gxfllgnglllfig_ immy high command. fiddler-s and

By sea as well as air, the war has taken its toll of notable Canadians. Munitions Minister Howe, it will be recalled, narrowly escaped when the ship in which lie was proceeding to Eng- land was torpedocd IIis companion and assist- ant. Mr. Gordon Scott, prominent Montreal fin- anrier, was drowned on that occasion.

These and other casualties are of course apart Troll] those listed in the combatant services. In the cases niciiiioiierl, all were engaged in some branch of their country's service, and met their deaths in the course of duty. For them, as trtily

. . . he night in i941 that the Can- s. f r those \'l o fall in action a ainst the enem , t _ . b Pr! Ed ard 1 land. which many to the French ‘linvaslon’ - . q O ‘l g y ‘l i’ T l‘ Qilflffindfqillfifl m woodiock hiiiie COEbCeHIRIIYWTIIlIIiOISIS of dollars. P°Y15- This Flrm has been establlshed 1" Th9 111511111110!

it may be said that their names and memories ivill be cherished. and their example prove not unfruitful to others, charged with similar tasks and responsibilities.

The True France

delusion. In an interview at St. Catharines, Ont, 2%,,Pfificgsrelffllaléemanélledeglgligé S - mm o1 wire and Si”; The Nazi; 1872 _ _ ._. _194]_ . . ~ .. ubmarines h k Tctain‘: capitulation to Nazi pressure, and Hellbullf "filed 11¢ 113d Plfered 1° 8° l9 lf/flgxushfillg; gléflnrglggeltaflesfxlazbklfllz: _____ wilflsllrfll. ‘filslsvfieilfpfst-lfnfiimffi offlcesi Cllarlouelowll. Summersldo, Montages rne general atmosphere of treachery surrounding Blllalll ‘l5 3555mm 1° I - P‘ Blckell, W110 held an Mons I used to celebrate in flows (Exchimlt!) rtfevw-lviirléffififiklww‘ mm melt Thomas McAvlllnr C‘ L- U- sPeclal 11913139111311"

The formal Order-in-Cnuncil providing for the retention of trainees for regular army ser-

many years, lived among the Arabs and could

644.68. Of this amount $5,918,952.72 was for

dependents allowance, and $5,254,691.96 for

assignment of pay. Men in the ranks must assign half their monthly pay to their dependents. The dependents’ allowance ranges from $35 a month for a wife of a man in the ranks to the maxi- mum of $60 a month for wives of men who rank higher than a major. To other relatives for de- pendents‘ allowance and assigned pay went 17,062 cheques and in cases where no dependents’ allow- ance was paid, but assignments of pay were made 71,363 cheques were issued.

There's many a slip between St. Thomas and London as “Mich" has discovered to his sor- row. After announcing his impending resignation of the Premiership and his early departure for

' London to serve under Lord Beaverbrook, he

disclosed he had been labouring under a huge

executive position in the Ministry of Aircraft

in the Urals right. up to Moscow and beyond. The railway from Baku arid the Ukrainian “heat belt

they loosen up. It seem; that three

bate and definitely not air-condi- tioned, but eventually the Can- adians fell asleep on slabs which they located in the dark. In the morning, one stretched his stiff limbs, folded his blanket and ex- amined the stone slab which had been his couch. It bore an in- scription to the effect that thew under lay the body of Mary Jane Brown, departed this life in 1690. A.D. 1690 was a fairly exciting year, what with King William land'- ing at; Iicrbay and all that sort of thing. but if Mary Jane's ghost stili inhabits that crypt it will probably reckon as worthy of note

They say that the lightning never strikes twice the some place, but what about the lightning that gives chase to its flying vic- tim? One of the toughest of hard lurk stories that have arisen put of air raids seems to me (writes

by machinery and not by hand, and stored in a specially built re- ceivlng warehouse, from which it

lng the winter months, when nav-

cause of its durability. Wood can be used when lumber prices are

low. llandllng Facilities. At the base of each bin there are bagging fa- cilities, also side tracks for rail.- way cars and accommodation for trucks and wagons. If an grain to be imported by risi, there must be machinery to unload the cars and raise the grain to the top of the warehouse. So univer- sal is this elevating equipment that all over the continent grain warehouses are termed "elevators." There are Dominion Government owned elevators in every province

There need, therefore, be no mis- givings on the part of our Govern- merit and Boards ot Trade in press. Eng urgently upon Ottawa for the fulfillment or this great need. I am. Sir, etc. H. K. S. IIEMMING

0n the vanished Greedy Cornen,

David Bushnell ls generally cred-

Agencies Ltd.

Part of the thousands of PlIIIDXGS

es conduct these ties over he rm. p"

Outer defbnco works oround the more permanent torts - bllffflwed u doe as 12o feet into the ground. — wi h only s steel tur- ret revealing the position. or built into the moimtsln - have been cleaned out to a great extent. Barb- ed wire entanglanenbs have been removed. Dugouts. Machine gun nests. trenches and field positions have been leveled. Tanks barricades with rails buried in cement, their ends sticking out at various heights have been torn out. Land mines have been painstakingly removed. The great guns have been removed,

The "No Man's Land" of the Magtnot Line has sprung to a new life, The Rhine River bottom lands and the fertile valleys of the Wos- Bfl. through which the great line of steel and cement stretches from Switzerland to Luxembourg have been reclaimed. Grain is now ripe on land which s. year ago was a

Tile genius behind this rehabili-

farrn land have been

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the whole Vichy cabinet, is not inconsistent with . - ' ' '- Mr. When Greedy Corner “'11s wiped lted with being the inventor bt the

the tritciiicut 0t com etent observers that full Prildllilllllfl- H° sllld ll“ made lll’ ‘filer l.° . - be tn t ti ‘i -. . tatlbn scheme his been Dr. Fritz a p y Bickell several weeks ago. The prcss officer oi gilfglfig, vim 03¢, £0 32.11"“ Pllludclll Sllbmarllle- He bll-llll Todt. builder or the Siegfried Line. .4;

9o per cent of the people of France desire the overthrow of Hitler and the triumph of Britain and her Allies. In Le Joitr two letters are pub- lislicrl from France, one of them described as be- ing written by a state official who has played a higlibv important role in French politics. and the other from a girl student in unoccupied France. Says the former: "What is not yet completely tiircd is apathy and physical weakness after the disaster." llc speaks of French hopes, but says lhc power of convi-viiiig those hopes into realities is not possvvt-rl at picsciit —but the work goes

lm‘ “ll l‘ llllllmllllll" l" ‘leslllly llllclly l" llle Col Mulock said he had discussed the charges acgivnjes o; the 34mg remove , . . . - ~< - _.- . ' ' - _ < needed fcr Adoltxs earthly farewell sequent times. which proved more '

i\oil1l._.iii,d it l. nnpos. iblc to destroy the Trench made by Col. Reynolds and’ Ma]. licrrirlge with ‘he pmpmflor o, that Shop and ms or less emcuvfi During the mg“ any ‘nope ormouratlingcriépalnreag quality

fPPillillf. ll“ 011111115- Mr. King "and lie (Mr. Ixiiig) has authorized staff should certainly be given a of James I a Dutch inventor m” 0! 1111111118 9 W Y _" e . e v c- --e‘ . e" e _ ,”+¢+Q¢4+»»

'l'h<: min-v lviier a ‘VHS that the sole hope of the i‘l'1‘ll\‘ll pvoirlv is in the liiiglish. The over- whelming majority of iliciu refuse their

cnll:ilwnriiioii[ in (itflllfllpy; lvhich is nolhipg short attempt at evasim, The only "m, “am (an dc"). my,“ among my guest, at name a" bemg purmed by some of ."l: "l‘\'. "lijgliiv~fivc act Cont. “wait or onlv . ' , ,' s v 5. formal mess inner a seven- l d h l l. Th , fll ll ' 0110x1153)‘: pimp J] I f (_]_ l F -_ these chaigcs is fireman 'lg'l.lll.i “whom the“ weeksmm baby my‘ bemved ,0 kn of? c; v etpétvye crepe; 9 \ l"’~‘l ll ll.‘ 0 -ll‘ "lg lle “lg icliargcs were made. lliat nirui is the irinie Mm- be me firs, gamma“ chm; u, be ‘ Orson 0 e B l’ s“ . Ilsll to rid iln-iii of their ciiviiiics." Ilctain is Ne‘. of Canada, 1 m1“. this Ocvflsio" ,0 “Pent in a. CBH‘5'Piri18.llbmblll!Rl'¥hOILOg.§}-; 311B lgebxéglfrxzglge glylfilegefing: legit“! lzemrzhvlvgaoiaaalg- v - " . a rseas. e u . ' - - ' ollm l"\">ll“"l lllillilllilc "l ll“ advanced age and the charge I made. Col. RifiYlltlltl-i 15 allwlll °ll iorinalcllilieinvlted to attenb with his named Wilhelm Bauer. 1t was "Iii T3“ ‘hanging, his “glnrv " but lizivlnn and Laval are almost as a fishh, i b I k 1 "11 confirm my mzihcr the wife of Lleut. Claytonlbum or wood and displaced some s o e o r. vsns - .1 g trip iit now ic \\i y - “ h m." u“ u. m. Fuller, of Toronto, did not sit at thirtyflve wns_ he, whalbuke moth!" flu "h". ‘n d“.

the Ministry of Aircraft Production subsequently announced at London that Mr. Bickell is no longer with the ministry and has returned to Canada. When advised of this the Premier con- fessed he was "taken completely by surprise." s: s w a

Veracity is not a strong point with not a few politicians. Lieut. Col. C. G. Reynolds and Major W. D. Hcrridge recently accuscrl tlic Prime Minister of having attempted to limit Canada's participation in the war. Subsequently

me to sav in his behalf tlicre is absolutely no truth in the statement made.” Now bTlli- llcrritlges rejoinder: "This is a characteristic

greatly liC>|Il<CIl as lliilcr. "Let the Americans Istatemen, when he can be reachcdj’

Ind the Engluh know that the true branch is not I‘ * l‘ ‘t zzairiiioxrletrheiggfpgflsgwppeagoi-picg:iMed by a treadmill." Th“ boat Dr. Eu“ mom-ch “M.” \ ichy, but ilizii \\'lllt‘ll \\'.’lS and remains the ally was, Commander‘ Majopgcnera, Succeeded m (rlghmmng away “h, g; mgfl "m", no; qniy

0i the l7. i§ll$ll," Sll(‘ concludes.

predlcls Nazi Defeat Markham, deputy cliziirniaii of the British Fur Stan-s to my their respects p, me {fiutllltllljt :0 11x13? aoglftlgnxlyéitlitzl; alazuoapiwtlto- orr _ ——--— Export Group, said on return from a coast-to- {nlltllllggglélltililfi- '— callw" weekumilglang align, ‘the Pm,” 06mm, .i_----'- _ _ _ _ lwo mouths zigo, when gloom was a foot lgqgigt tmir (m behalf of 6o of Britaiifs leading y '______ _ loner“! iflm the 355mm,,” of mo" I HOLLYWOOD! Why (I065 Oil!‘ TWIST keep [t8 high standinfl thick~—-.'ifivi' ilu- fall of (Truth. after the conquest i f"; manufacturing ¢Q|1cgrn5_ granted Pqnnigsion Thousands of pounds go up two gfegt, engineers, Scott Russell [-311 - (you); With Islanders from generation l0 generation-

Of Yiigirsluvizi .'iiiil tirccm‘, rificr llli’ reverses in

Canadians buy and ivcar twice as much fur per person as Britons but are less individualistic in fur-fashion requirements than Britons. il- G-