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TAKING LAXAT IVES 1'“ THIS WAY i '

.' SeeHew Regulu You an 5". ... s" “.::.."'"= a n; artist's m. “l”; wlh a and set a mum JJLW, 332:3? cmhmzgllmlo; roAzlular evtery dawn?!‘ - teraew, en try taki c r her nervous. 1 I gay. Youloggn 11:5” .',-.."’.‘.'K its}: Before she had half mus _ l!‘ oiltlliylsretve. 118 the whole story to their own theoupofooffee thethiswiledt °“'lfl.Certsrser-eeotlny uggg peole. , before m. n» puma n mo» end wt 1W» ti» flow-from to -w m " myoshi uni-mm: e! the ggyzggg” m" "w m“ i» °= itif.r'zfi.i‘ial‘pdillm‘é'il"‘d““ “m” I 3'.‘2.‘2.““.'i.”3.°i‘ir“€‘“§3““ it?‘ "l?" - . ' es rn m z e 'I‘hen. sis.- found herself upon “:33: i fifiacleggggfi your nos-tins! W spreads throushoat u» street. with no definite des. m doubly 8,96%?” be °'°"¥h Y- T111 eventually caus- tlnatlon and s sensation. ' “u” mm“ w“ deith- Milly in o and atehzlgospitals are dying, even now.

HEAKTBKEAK- (Continued from page a)

"i! you" don't 11nd day. -oome beck,"

nothing would induce her to come beck

She was even more positive of this when she met the brother in-lsw, Mike, ing breakfast. His eyes were Inn-ll and too close together, and he scrutinized her in a we? that

rns 0am Imtlr

(By The Associated hell) u e m“ c‘ v a hing o qi" from wounds o m- olly received s burn only half an c. c

inch wid , 1 "9 flowfivlrisrrncn still e e . revented by censorship from tell‘

Here are a of Kqte Aitken '8

h in The Standard this week‘ September Luncheon

Iff-‘I "f-O Soup with Rye Bread Greer . nnathnn tard Jqugg Pea or Milk

Clea Tomato Soup

luspbeehtonn- lteupo mo“ chopped lemongillid

l ! i

For! moss a us who spas in I usluoculsworushreetinuoll! g sgptgmbfifllml moet oPI-lflmflhd 1' thew"- Guiemm i

She walked until she came to a we W"! herb‘ “mpmmdm pm?" subway entrance. and then went down the stairs and boarded e train. She traveled on arid on. Finally, she left the train and re- turned to the street. ‘rhere, she stood quite still. dra 1n her breath in a gasp of idht.

This was New York as she had ——-—-— plct/tlred it! Broad avenues. Smart shops. Hurrylnz crowds. A con.

fusion of traffic. i

erly for thorough, easy scum, Thousands can cut down on laxative

gilnlzllgyllaizgeortwor gist)‘; Ask for Carter's

drunwkzst. slum: tehgenurna at an

orchervb up“ their abundance for us; i! we cent It “ooauoiemse-ptvmbor. “"11"” families!

septum»: lnbor Severe. his mm ‘m1 vegetable! Skill hind! and t‘*" 11mm unmercifully; onions and WW9" "mg and burn; fruits discolor Whlli n," 10014113 at them. Bees, Ihel. l" i, edgy methods to save wont. "

‘iieverse Lend-Lease To The United States j

__€_l- I. EUROPEAN THEATRE 0F OPERATIONS

i

The United K to “Wm! ingdom continued e Un ted States forces 1n the, European theatre to the fullest, Possibly extent. i Munitions. These included such, . sparking plugs for f ircraft, jettisonable. fuel tanks. tires and tubes armour‘ Dlatlng for aircraft. According to‘ 2:1 statement made recently in Lon. on by lvfajor General Henry 3_ sayll-‘T. Chief Ordnance Officer, gllilitctd States Forces, European “a m. approximately 111 million grew of small arms ammunition, u . rounds o! artillery ammum. (mi I 1-2 million mines. and 2 g1- On grenades were provided un- cr reverse lend-lease go United States Army Ordnance ‘up w - day. Weapons supplied for the game period to United States orces in the United Kingdom Rlmgllllicd to 14.356 small arms. in- "1 ms Bren runs. and 1.07s artil-

1 tablespoon green onion, chopped 1 tebleepoon white

engu-

I teaspoon Qlt Dfl od pepper Sceld, skin and chop the tomatoes; measure into a heavy saucepan. Add ms _ green onions, the sugar, salt, pepper and lemon rind. Simmer gently for 5 min- utss; press through a sieve; reheat, u, boiling. Make a pasta of the comsturch and water; stir into the hot tomato mix- ture; cook and stir over low heat till smooth and clear, about 5 minutes. Boat in the butter; serve at once. Servos 4-5.

The Dessert. Here's a standard des- eertweueeforallflietnzitaasthay eorne in. Notice how stiff the batter is.

Green Kpple Ionstha mfifiéfhfiéi“ F‘

3 my; ‘gem $4 teaspoon eelt npplee, cored 1 teaspoon

l I tablespoons gm“ "M. white sugar

Desk efrmee l cup paslzy

u “u? 'h°n'°"h‘ flour, sifted

1/: cup white sugar 1% teaspoons ball" lug povrrlr-r

1 tnblcspom i. fer

Pgppoll and Onions. Before you I'll‘! cutting NP 5nd dick‘? "m" h“ ma“ hem rub your hands well with a burn

t. Rub it m. W1 it ofl" you'll $15315: burning sensationpelll V0611" 5-

Fnvgrnncc of joy for the gay in heart-this lovely‘ Cologne. Its twin perfume bus long ‘cccn a favour-

irc with beautiful women. Yours

To keep the eyes from watering while peeling onions. hold a crult of bread between the teeth; it's onions without

REFS.

Then she came bad: to earth. you“ addregw 5nd wnbbled‘ shipbuilding program that will

For an hour. she wandered about.- Four Provinces She had wasted valuable time,

which should be spent in finding,

m d extend wjell into next year, Re- pafil‘, own on a piece of scrap. construction Minister Howe an-i

thrilled by everything. contrasting the shop windowss with those in Pelton. How different everything seen ore. - w” ‘i?’ ““’“““‘ ““ ““‘ °"’ Share In Work ’ b. She fietgmiinntioxfiutsg $2.1?’ ‘iufioirffl SkSTTAXAiH sag-lush " Ci?” b‘ How? There were encies hltih FY” °um a’ um upon?‘- do 3m.‘ $£l“‘£'.r°§§§§° rsdflir" 5.1m; _ _ h 1 fed t 1 6 Oll ll‘. _ inrhcqunlncriccantcr to 5 e ea rough a dmcwry mfierLagrsncer L , ’ t, pounced tonight. hug?“ h°h‘,‘,’°"' i“ ‘h’ m“ Yards which will participate and r ur mak ng the rounds o; m, agencies‘ m, me; Wm, m, th: ships they will complete in- thlnc but i-eburr. No one sew: her ~' l United shipyards Ltd., Mont- “ Second glance’ No one w“ hn“real —— One naval stores issuing

Sirocco, lelnlaika, Cursirea end Opening Night.

adorn your dressing table.

1.50 2.50 3.50

Prices:

(Made by the Makers eHhe Famous Sirocco Perfume)

MCDRE s. MPLEOD Lil's-d...’

lcxt 0f Surrender Document

pressed by her appearance. , M last the day w” oven she n“ - and tuo accommodation

no work-and no Mme. L '

There seemed nothing to do but, Canadian Vlckers Ltd. Montv

m back to Mmeis place. much as. ea] -- Two transport ferries and

.one '1,500-t0n motor cargo ship. she hated m d° 5°" shed ‘my; Marine Industries Ltd, Sorel. lchv pieces. The latter- included

there just one more night. . , ,

rommmihel. "$fi*.‘.°“u.f§é§"'l.. i}? bu; Isrlllibilihlii°ri.ée"éiis.a..3 ill? ’33tl’fli.§l<plfrlé““orw’i’étr‘i"‘il.’él

, - ling Co. Ltd, Lauzon, Que. -— Five ‘ 331111 and 101st Airborne Di isi $3

back room‘ transport ferries and one 7500-, “We wnllllemly Equipped. ton motor cargo ship.

l 68K. well

sprinkle peaches and pears with lemon Danton

julceassoon asthey orolfiekil "m ‘med, n you're canning the fruits, drop flrem as soon as peeled into s salt water eolution; we use 1 teaspoon 0! I!" to 1 quart of cold water. Do not let the fruit stand more than 10 minutes in the brine, as it definitely pick: an s wit?‘ flavor.

‘ For fruit stains on the hands, I-lll l mixture of oatmeal and sour milk; "ill mixture bleachee and softens your halide. too.

Freight Glass Rates Reduced

"Where's Arms?" she aired. . rm fact that these suniglcys gone. the woman saidl. George T_ Davie and ‘$0? Ltd" lv i1c9d2dn€ygBrltlsf1“troops at the‘ dig???" repeated Valerie. in gamers. Five 300-ton C 131m ‘V3126 game aneous ltenv- ’. ; M p Eni 1 we m! m, Mikes heavy voice answered hen; Doc? ‘g’; Léneelfafigon angue from London He had suddenly append h One 4700-ton Dominion typo cargoi 436 ma‘ the doorway that led to the kit-Q 5nd five 300mm "C. typel n chm- i coasters. ‘

“She WUIYL be DECK." he said. H8, s I t J h D d k _‘ moved so that he out of! ‘T116593 builadirirg 3...“ Ltdrfv gcalmanfiwlnsrhlrli‘ ‘ dint through the front. "You gotta B_ __ on. 470040,, 1.6.4.6., cgmfi say.” I 1 ' ' _ .. " Panic swept through her. She 22321.92 d three 300 m“ C m)?‘

, . Dry[

million feet of moulzlr to stretch. to Honolulu, 31,610,- "f SW91 bros-s and other - 11nd 2.000 tons of shop micnt. For the air war dur-v r mo quarter ended June 30., "M- ‘Bmson tanks. 5.194. tires a“ », 1-497 {H1165 were provided. Aircraft. To March 31, 1945. a ‘ least 2.550 aircraft had

Wipe and core the apples, but lkr not peel them; slice into a 1% quart oiled casserole; sprinkle wlth the 5H8!!!‘ 11nd mace. Crearn together the shortening. sugar, salt and lemon rind. Add the well-beaten egg; bent till fluffY- A“ ule sifted flour and baking rivwdsr:

MONCTON, Sept. 3 — It was announced by the Maritime Transportation Commission yester- day that pursuant to negotiations with {he Canadian Pacific Rall- c - and Dominion Atlantic Rall- ' Conlpanics recently consum- lrzared a revision of class rates

W do,’ (By The Associated Prcesl

U, S, S. MISSOURI, Tokyo 53y. Se‘ 2—~|S:u1rlay)—Ofiicnl tax‘.

lilo, re ,. by command oi’ and in behalf of the Emperor of Jump, the Japanese government

and zhc Japanese imperial gencral

ho dmnv1c:'.s_ ll{‘i'£‘l)_V accept mov- ..= m rho declaration lssilerl b7."

‘O70 hereby proclaim the 1m- Wicrml surrender r0 tho A" J of the Japanese imp.

hcudqunrtrrs armrd forces

v commend all Jap-

from a large number of stations on the D. A. R., exclusive of ncn competitive points, but including ions from approximately Mount sun, N. S., to Ohio, N. 5.. on lilo one hand. to stnilons in Que,-

, bur; and. Orltario on the other. will

beconzc rffectlvc on Oct. l, 1945. As a rcsuli of the revision class mics are reduced by amounts rzlnglrlz from approximately one in ccnt to approximately 20 pcr taunt, rVpilidlnfl upon the applica- txm of a complicated arrangement (mind ncrrssnry in bring the ad- ‘. imr-m in line with tariff regu- zmd also the Maritime

Rates Act as applied to effective class rates from stations in Qllrbcc and Ontario to point: on the D. A R. lnvolvrd in the rc- vlsinn The new: tariff containing

controlled an impulse to. fly past him. He couldn't keep her here a- gainst her W111! i

“But I don't wish to stay.” she said firmly.

“You stay and work for your room-your food. Fair enough, eh? he replied

His smile terrified Valerie, but she realized that there was no use in staging n. scene. Better to stay tonqght and slip away quietly to- HIOXTOW.

“Very xvell," she said.

Shc turned and went into the room where she had slept the pre- vious night. There she found a scribbled note from Arma- “Be carveiul if you come back. I cannot stay." No word of where Anna. had gone.

That evening Valerie worked un-

S. A. Work for Rehabilitation

. _ . 4 —- A "color- sal task of rclmbilitauorl. material and spiritual." lies ahead of the peoples of Cairarln and of rho

' ‘oricr- Bvnialnizl

., to 1 Commander" of

The Szlvatlon Army, said in a statement made hcrc.

Commissioner" Orames issued .1

call to Sal “ion Army officer's

and members HCTOFS Canada, m

Newfoundland and Bermuda where

to the United States

“es in the United Kingdom overseas. Over ‘r55 engines,

- dh/suproxlmately at £1_993,0Qg, i ‘M11 Slloplied m addition to ‘Q embodied in aircraft. De. Lfnr armour plate lapsed dur- ..4 _l1ut were revived in Jan- lflia. a: a m ter of extreme

._ oalllnrz for some 16,000 Until cancellation in mid-

. some 12.000 had been sup.

d. ho U.S.A.A.F'. placed a rcqulsi. I Cn m December, 1944, for 310990 , , plugs to be delivered dur- - llfllod to June. 1845.

Many more recipes like these in The Standard this week — den‘!

miss tiremi

. . i5. This reuuirement was fully supplied up to VE-Day, slnce

‘when it has been cancelled.

whvrvvcl‘ situiilvd-flllfi m» rcviscd mics ls simplified and cor" Jzlnicd class rates from D. A. R. and C. P. R. originating _ ‘ nnlnis in the Marliimes to Que- I‘ 111d ¢1V11 Drill?" ho." and Orltario destinations. nmlv with H11 1'~- *~ pcintrd out that while 1 Hilly b" iilllvvfll mrnt of traffic on cl 111111P-‘\’~‘1P1'f“"~"il" nodiiy ratcs from D.

Salvation Army units are also un-l der his direction. to prepare go make whatever sacrifices arc nec- icssary and to puth forth every ef- ort to advance t is work. 41,... rontmue "The needs are so great and so ' ' alarming that. I now. as your lcnd- fnfgyxmrgénsttazgdwgscggggfggm?

mélnslos sfonv or How m:

Mflrfih 31. 19.45.41 total of 954,

spark splugs had been . iProduction of thousands of square H?“ 0f Derspsx and bullet-proof

tll long after midnight, carrying loaded trays back and forth be. tween the kitchen and the res- taurant tables When she finally crept off to her room, she was bone tired.

She had no sooner closed her

h". 1 , to preserve and clmnncc all ships, Elli‘- “r1 ml '

. ‘my rlur-ncics of‘ the .. rrruncnt a‘. hlS direc-

by command the r121 gzrltrriil ll"1;(|- hi. 011m‘ orders tn of nll .I.lp.1n"~" lllrrlvl" Jim:-

" ‘ situated. ‘w

or itlonnlly ih-"m- ‘, forces under thvir

here l

a command all civil. ..l offiCiiils m n! 7

n: nuitmrl! y. hv undrvtake for thr .T'ip.‘lllf‘>?(‘ tzovcmnrcnv “rrssrvfs t0 nnrr_t' nili, of rho Potsdam D0» < faith. and to i1- "irr; and ifikf‘ “"11 ml)‘ be renulrori bv m ccmmlndvr of the All

R, uns to Quebec and Ontario points is not large. one important {nature of (he adjustment is that ,, e from bslnz n stop in the r. of rquclizntion. the new

form n lower basis for

rclul rnmmnditv rates

mr- instances bring the

below the prevailing rrltcs.

Mfrs: . . ("Wllillfiflllv

ulrwvcrs or by any other designated reprrscnintlvc of the Allied powers for‘ the nurpnsxc of giving effect to that (lcclnrntinrr.

7, We hereby command the Jop- rmesc imperial government andfhe JfipflllCSB illlpfillfll trenernl head- quarters at. once to liberate n11 Al- liccl prisoners of war and clvlllcn informers rmdcr Japanese control lll"l m ilifiViflf‘ for their‘ protection, VJYC, nrnlntcrmncc and immediate transportation to places as direct- rd

R. Tho authority of the emperor nlifl mo Jnnnncso government to 1111* ehv stair‘ slmll ho subject to ‘\ wnwrmnc commander for the

]‘.’l‘.*.‘f‘Z‘= who will tnkc such hr riccms lWOpPl‘ in effect- ulfc illct-o tcrrlls of surrender.

5o soemr ‘PLEASE /

‘so -n-wr's wueree

some 0F MY

, sucAre WENT/

World sugar stocks are dangerously lovnv. t use less-use with discretion

door when she was seized with a sudden new fear Her so! She had carelessly left it be ind when she had left he!‘ room earlier in the evening was it still there? It contained all the money she p0-

money represented her one hope of rwcape from Mikes.

By the light of a street lamp shining. she could see her hat and coat on the bed. Then. she was feverishly" tossing them aside. She remembered distinctly show/lug the purse beneath the coat Now, lt was not there!

It was zone-her money stolen!

(To Be Continued)

MANCHESTER -(CP) L Cpl Marrz-uerlte Boync. a. NAAFI Hirl with the B L A . has a leather irrkln with 100 divisional and unit bndilcs sewn on it lcates

DRIFPIEL-D, YORKSHIRE, Eng- land — (CPW - Farmers who gave Gcnnan prisoners cigars and clzar nrcts to cncourare them m work have been warncd that th‘s is con. trary to war office orders

51/ fa/fi/T/s‘

scsscd. Little though that was. the

zeal. enterprise and coumge muni- fested during the war," he declar- ed. "The present and the future demand much, Problems immense and complicated c2111 for solution; problems economic, domestic. reli- gious. national and intcrrmtlonwl are at our doors or in the offing.

"Like others, Snlvntionlsis have given generously of loved ones, of money and of brain, brawn and heart during the past six trying years and can honestly claim to have done their share in winning the war. I sincerely thank all for every scariflce clleenfully made. for every extra mile trpdden and for the faith and courage shown.

"Men and women of His Ms.- jestyls forces are daily receiving their discharges but there canbc no discharge in the war in WhiCh world-wide Snlvntionnis nrc en- gaged." the Commissioner said. “We face a challenge tn_ go out more dctermlncdlyr and fight all those evils which militate against the present mlrl ctcrnnl happiness oi‘ man, Tue w "ld is full of needs but Christ is the answer tn every one of them."

The National Home From Amwril 101- $l,500,000 for Tho Srlvntlun Agmy is to open soon across Cun- a a.

Jap General In Philippines Jailed

BAGUTD. Philippines, Sept. 3 —- (AP) —Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashlta. who -onco boasted he would force Gen. MacArthur to surrender un- conditionally and shatter Ameri- can power in the Pacific, was be- hind bars in New Bllibld Prison tonight, wi-th the Manila press urging that he be executed as a war criminal.

The six-toot Japanese general was locked up after he surrend- ered his last 40.000 troops in the Philippines to Lh-Oen. Jonathan M. Wainwright.

Gen. Wainwright, hero of Ba- taan and Corregldor. flew here from Japan after witnessing the general surrender ceremony aboard the battleship Missouri yesterday. to accept Ynmnshitab surrender today.

The tense ceremony lasted five minutes. Yamashita, boastful and srrwent at the time he accept- ed the surrender of Singapore in February, i942, started to sit down when he entered the United States

High Commissioners office for the ceremony. ,

He was ordered to remain standing. but later was permitted to be seated for the signing. "The war in the Philippines is now over." Gen. Wnlnwriszht rc-.

rrkarked when the ceremony end-l

er, call upon you to show the same ‘V Equipment of

n1 -~ irireat ulatlvletypes and or Va‘,

I

‘ tance, to th/i '

period ending . . 194-5. had gone 50.374 ml 1c rubber dmzhles and 12,- 130 nn achutes, £1,516,000 worth of WITGIESS equipment. electrics] and Photon-arable equipment and air. craft instruments worth £1_54z_0p0_ flllbroximntely £6,349,000 worth of comp and banack equipment and 23.000000 worth of other equip- ment, oilculated that to March 31, 1045, the total weight of all equip. ment issued (excluding camp, bar- racks and station equipment) re- presented 1 Durlmz the f qf 1945. £3 3-4 million worth of en-I glnccr stores and equipments were‘ allotted to United States forces: An interesting item among these‘ Wore 24 mobile magnets used to pick up steel splinters from roads and ..rflelds_ thus preventing dnmmze to tires.