THE (jflAkLOTTETOVl/N GUARDIAN A notes av m: WAY ' “sit-v "..'.‘.§'.°“‘ ev- e The Nazis’ Intention!

t this ing ou m The watch on the Rhine ls be- ing given the works. C.".lga..-y Herald.

Ono use for culture in that it makes people petspira instead of sweat. - Winnipeg Ttxbuno.

After the last budget, any C.C.‘F. speaker wno howls "cmscrlpii n of wrath" ivill stzlnlp hlmsef as out of touch wiiu ev.nts. - Ta- rc-nto ‘Telegram.

P AG F. FOUR

Z—

employment and advancement in the post-WU period, the handicaps of intemperance and the example commissioned and "On-COHIIHISSIOHM officers should give tlleir men. _

The tjonltniltee i-ecolnlllclltltsd tlle exercise of care in selecting ltlcn to have charge of wet cali- teens and was pleased to find that ill some camps the cgngumption of nlilk exceeds that of al- coholic beverages.

Among the suggestions reccivcd by the colli- nlittee which were passed on for filrthei‘ coil- sideration and possible action were : Control of the consumption of beer and soft drinks immediate- ly prior to meals, closing of all wet canteens un- til 6 p, m. daily, and application of hours apply- ing to wet canteens for the lllcn to canteens for commissioned and lloll-conllnissiotled officers.

Costly Gas Substitutes

TIIE tllllll LOTTEIOWN GlIAllOlAl

Morning pally wounded tn llfl)

frcnldtlll; ueul. out w. Cheat-cl 8- lhl-IN vice President: ,|. IL Burnett. IJJ. secretary; Lleut gilt, u. A, Mlioltinuon. 0J4). Eon ll lulu Managing Director. J l. Illlrllllt- FJ-l- Lsauclllli hditurs: lflllil Walker and Ill A UIPU“

ORDS o|= CHALLENGE

"we must set our laws and fight." -— Hon. J. L. 1181B)’. minister of Finance.

that we see deplc fhe tweliity-cent stomp- Tho 0° is brown.

on , . ‘l’ (Lord Donenll ill 1.1mm Blinil? e o a WWW‘ ' I f ll: t the Nllll - teiiiimet: wlgyoutftbel Bill/d: not. em only quoting Welter all minister or I W

~ is d this f l‘ ““J..l.°°“<‘il"3;

d 0H0 R, , {X1 l l’ I

bf the huliia tiiirbgitiiiiitrgufiliit have 1964b) which he math’- l-t l-Noll ll"'l“l‘ll".l‘"‘ “lllélhlsellwfilifleiilifi "Liififllélllli-Tllli‘ b“??? “in! o! G8 CO . 11 l Sfiwltllfllfllfllléllfl" ‘lllillPliilfl llili "l‘°l°,,.,,,"°'1 lll- figlliiiffillfi}

G .V H

‘Go!’ rrollfille inspectors. llllll the first of European‘: wil destroy with one our eternal enemies.

t guns in th foreground will soon 111°‘, v bl0lgflllll1ll>ll¢<ll>.l'lll°l1lllldl'°‘l3' . wmt ecmplete del beretlcn end . On the dollar value, blue m, co-- wnhout “ntmanzgq y w’ s ‘11_ our. is shown a. "Iribal Class de- 1m m cm n. stroyer. This class takes its name F:1'a‘l°¢fiu2u1.‘.1on° » o! pm‘ from the fact the vessels are named ¢ 9a loontmnzn - 9",,‘ we after Indian Tribes. HM-CB. Iro- Wes rn k “M! In f.“ quois’ and ‘Athabescan’ will soon be will crush con mp k e I . commissioned, and others are 1n 51118181111 Fill" l" d?“ t?“ l5 on“ course of construction. both in Can- Carthage was dart‘ 0Y1 1 l-lib 0°11- ada and in Great Britain. Their? tres of this PVldlml-i l-‘tlll 00"‘?! destroyers are weapons of no small must be turned into ruins lo that. striking power: they carry four tor- 1111,; punishment may serve ls l-

esser-l, o ell.

and are manned by n. personnel of 1-. _ 5111,11“ "m; meme around 100. They find some of their o1 11.1, “my w 1 11111511 m, ‘my 9g greatest value in convov work. dummy“, 11111111 “y amt.

The ten-cent value of the regular mmtam _ we W111 1,1,11,11,11,“ 111 0111. series shows the central tower of new ,1“, n‘ ma“, ccm 10m new the Parliament Buildings. The sub- method‘ An w“ u“? 11,1 mm“ Ject is not inappropriate in a series n - o’ 1nmb1umu o‘ now . ilfibsiahla’. ‘°.f...‘.‘.‘...i..l‘.‘.'€° ammo w... will wall-M force tile parliament is all express- without] exception wlogmydlllléfllfllfldg ion of the popular will. and its im- primisriy 5mm! , portance is perhaps even greater of the party Ind 501d!!!» Th"! l in time of war than in time 01' new aristocracy of German mut- peace. The Union Flag forms an iw- ers will be elected. 1 proprlate canopy to the vignette. ‘This aristocracy will have IIWI The flag is caught up by a maple assigned to it, these slaves to be leaf-tin versally recognized as a. 111311. pmpefly .1111 to $11515; n! symbol of the Domini . 13114195; non-clement nationals‘.

m9 l-“lle l‘ °°llll°l°l°d by “l” Please do not interpret lice WM special delivery stamps. the regular “an u l m, 51.105131

All.) ouCiQQLitQvJQO-Je- - nix-St»)... Canada’s New Stamps (Ralph Lewis in The Civil Service

Review)

5UBSURLPTION BATII

fly lullli ln r.a.i., sum pci win 8M" M l It'll“!

$1.25 fin 3 months; 60o tot one inollll um balmy sit-W w 1w"- fl-W h" v In‘!

51,15 w; 3 mumps; we for one Iontl.

By Mail to other Provinces and U. S. A. 35-09 P" "It

Salmon; iteciaiy- as-w l!" W"; fl-W l" ' ‘a3

50o for I mom-Ill

As Monsignor sheen, o! Wash-

. .. , _ Canada's current stamps date Llfiwlli llghl," ff; llm- ll l’ ‘l ‘l from lain-as and, ill Suojcdl. reflect

lcal- Null llal‘ the era. of ac hi h th faith." The pcopc cf Vl-e dsntoz- Re e m w c 9y w“? racles will have to low with the gfydlfifidghflll”1gfifllalfigfi§fifiafifjjs 5a"? "W" l°r ll" 1' bell? 5_ °l' snowed bun in civilian clothes. whi t er freedom‘ may nct slrvile.— the 111mm,“; 011 1,1111 111111161- V5111“ Hamilton spe-tator. depicted various historic and scenic

aspects of the Dominion.

There has been a growing feeling. for some time past. as to the dis- parity between the peace-time as- pect of Canada's stamps and the dreadful realities of the war-torn world in which we now live. This reeling has. no doubt, been stimu- lated by the issue. in Australia and South Africa, of series of stamps tie- tinttely arising _out of these coun- tries’ participation in the struggle for human freedom.

In these circumstances. there Wu. probably be a feeling of gratification extending far beyond merely phil- atellc circles at the appearance oi a complete new issue OI stamps in which the subJecLs reflect fully tile part. Canada is playing tn the war.

As is customary. the lower de- nominations-those most. commonly used-bear a. portrait of the king. mtherio. one portrait has appear uniformlv on these stamps but in

lllu Qilnrluitctunu uuuruiiiu may bl ohtlllilil ll lluiuiingn mtivll agency, ‘Hines luau-e, ha! Iork| Oil glluiil have; Agency, Corner Allik end u lllglol. ullllllll] MHLIOLMIIIIIB hewn llnnoy, AMI Pool u. ullllirelii; m. rule, an lily an, Tomato; Hun lull. Chateau Laurirr, Uilziwu; “vile: new: Illlll. IIGDIIII- olli. ullil lxlilln-vll silllp. nlllletllll u. 5.. "

“The Strongest Memory to Weaker ‘Mill ‘l! Weakest Ink.’

FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1942.

Newspapers may not publish on the Sabbath. and tllsrefcre adver- tlsingis prchibited, bu‘. any C"n- adian kncws that by merzly tyist- in8 the radio d'al any sunfay on the CBC chazn that it. turns on a flood of ndvertismg, blat/nt a'lv=r-

Motorists faced with gasoline rationing would be well advised not to try to get around the situ- ation by resort to substitutes, as experience in Australia shows. In that country, where ration- 115mg m whkh the name o! m! ing has been strictly imposed for some time, prQ/jiuft bnliylvooed is mmtfo-ed most bizarre mixtures are fed to atltnnlobiles. gmfardflnd again. Krenenet These include eucalyptus oil, front the native a ' _____ gum tree which is such a characteristic feature III Nvftll Marks even the of the Australian landscape; ether, kerosene and §§§§,,,1,l?°l,j,,‘§° 1,11l_§1y_p¥1yl1§gmgg'gl:§ methylated spirits, They are used ill various that a Plymouth Rcck llen bsltrg- wierd combinations. One fronl which its inventor élgtrfc", g1‘ g‘,,"*1l_*el§1l,l1,,<y>f ills; says he gets good results consists of two gallons was yckeless. Ttle°iews lwpearsto of ordinary lamp kerosene, half a gallon of gaso- line and about half a pint each of fly spray oil

Coal Storage

Some coltcern is felt regarding coal supply for the ensuing winter, The Dominion Govern- ment ha fcctillllllCllllCll that lIOUSElIOlClBFS and CUliSlili <1 rally should lay in supplies early to pi-cvl-ilt mi my congestion later, and has

have percalated throughout. the herlpens of North Marks. In fact, some hen seems to have cackled. When it reached the ears of a.

a gt‘!

silggcsictl that the various banks will be pleased to zicctiznnitnlate [larties in financing the tran- sactions lint this, of course, is Stibject to the Ell\l(>l'\'lll(lll of the coal dealer, who naturally docs not choose to assume any more risk than

and eucalyptus. Other motorists prefer a rival combination which is a nlixttire of gasoline, to which nine moth balls are added.

The users are proud of their resourcefulness, which, they boast, has enabled them to coax more

view of the nature of the new is- sue it lavas decided to record His Majesty's association with all bran- ches of ‘the fighting forces. and to show him in uniform as supreme commander of the Air Force. the Army. and the Navy. The naval

biddl’ in the pen of Mrs. Cowper the fowl in qucstitn decided that

was up to tier to sustain the reputation cf North Marks for fair dealing So, this conscientious hen promptly laid an egg which was

it

ten cent value for ordinary mail.

“llélpftllfll ..f.l".‘..°§il"§$.’.‘l‘..¥§.‘l‘éi .2‘: ma». em a meet-i new

_ . hill must and will lfltrodlwfl vgg. flee-Dividing? gliiblziélangatiiisi- beclilulsewge ilfiflllll’ "Kl ll l0 flll‘ factory of the entire series. it dia- Ill

parable term. We actually have in mind s

l our great tseh.

"Ihese slaves no

i i t f . will by meet-is giiwli iiiiaellioiiiliillinis crliillpglll him; be llilellied! illeullieazgps 1g! ‘Llllufilegé 1 d 6 Gill/ES. Hi i138 9!! I - I

llllllllll"‘Flllniiazllltlllllailalz "Mme" B on 921C S . l1 . . I ' (‘if its on the left the White Erlsign gousptomed to commend , in can for the Navy. and on the right the o; neoessny 1D ‘my. mgtmgtdgnfg- “l- ly where striking is necessary, will

Eeometrical border andlthe letter? be fllleruflullnr‘ m uphold a“. lllg is good It is aittiellli til criti- maY-‘tlnom-er 0,088.0“ Dam 1,

ize any individual detail. yet the - general effect is fussy and trivial. ‘llmlfil by u“ New Yml‘ Tm“ u

s MT‘ Alone of the series, this stamp ex- lllXlllil l° an Ellgll-h f?“ ' emplifies an outmoded an' ‘Tllldly- Aiafillgnkll! nzeengelz‘; YE lllnd disappearlfiil tradition in ..e de- We l Q

six inches long and which c:n'ain- ed two full sized yzlks. Thus the reccrd was kept. strzigllt. and if there is any cackling l‘i we i761!- pens of North Marks today 1t is in- spired by ccns-ctcus pride over an emefgE-tltty well met ard a duty well performed. — Fons Willam Times-Journal.

During the years before the war, a great part, of the bu! feeling ivllztx-l crew up bet-ween B ilain and the United states could be triccd to the "distingwshed visitors" from the British Isles who visited th‘s continent, and made a tour of the lecture platforms Many of ttvm seemed bent on showing how much bad tact they were capable of dis- playing, and by their sueercilioils manners and their ‘stubbcrn re- fusal to undcrstrnd the American people or way of life, they built up an antagsnism which at t'mes had serious results. At tire wors‘, how- ever, they wzre anrloyng Now that we are at war. with Br tain and the United St"trs Jdiléll, as Allies, such things can have much gr-zvel- consequences. We have, in fact, had inwances of the damage that can be done by taeless vist- ors. Such of, for imtnnce. the prcmlnent. Brltcn ltho went, to the United States pTiCr l0 Pearl Har- bor, sought out one of the chief isolationist Senators, and confded to him that he was on a missicn to "get the Untied S'ates into the war." - Windsor star.

Z I

One of Adolf River's tlwnrlcs of racial values has bcn that the psopfe of the free nlticrs were d2- cadent. Nazis in general were con- vinced particularly that t'*e Anter- cans wzre decadent. Berlin re- peats il1€ ancient libel in a bra/ad- cast in which Herr Go b‘: agents dcprccadc any frlihconfn; United Stttss mfit-ary effort or. the grounds that “they have never fought. any real batzlz." To which Th“ Moscow News, publsh-d in lfufbyshev, rsplis: “The b:st an- swer to this conicmptible Sllllilfl‘ on the America-n ptlCpl‘ is twat the Fascists will get in Western Europe from the A E F and tne Brlfish army." Tbs pom is emphasized also by Rear-Admiral Fredfrlck C. Snetrnan, command- er cf the aircraft. carrier Lexington, lost in the Coral Sea Battle Aci- miral sllc-rmatl is a fighting man of the "hit ‘em hard and often" scllocl. He says: "Tn-e Battle of the Coral Sea has erased any con-

portrait. appearing on the one-cent. and five-cent values. is a full-face. the two-cent a three-quarter fac- ing right. in army uniform. while the Bil‘ force appears in a. three- quarter facing lett. on the three- cent value.

These low denominations rank very high from the standpoint of design. The simple geometrical bor- der tends to direct the eye to the central feature-who portrait. and the lettering and figures o denom- ination are well proporti ned and placed. To some. the figures may seem unouiy large. This. however. is unavoidable. Certain features of stamp designs intended for general postal use, notably colours and fig- ures. are governed by regulations 0t the lntertiatlonal Postal Union. 0t which Canwda is a member. and designers therefore have not an en- tirely free nand in such cases. The white line separating the central panel from the border in these stamps is a more valuable feature than might. appear at first sight.

‘Ibe four and eight-cent values introduce a new feature into Can- adian phllately-pictorlals in the small size of the low values. These two stamps are admirable ex- alnples of pure functionalism in de- sign. The vignette occupies the en- llle area within the frame-line. all the necessary lettering is placed

the hank. The consequence is that the small lllllNCllUldPl‘ who is able to provide arid pay l0! not more ihznl a load at a time is likely to be lc ft in tlic lurch should anyrthirlg happen the Car I"l:rl‘_v.

In these circumstances, it would be well for the Provincial Government to arrange for coal storage on the I<lan<l for the benefit of both citizen; and illflllilfS, for many farmers nowa- days come to the City for supplies a5 they want them.

miles from the gasoline allowance. Engineers warn of a day of reckoning, however. James Fielder, chief engineer of the National Road and Motorists’ Association, reports that due to the use of home-made fuel thousands of requests are being received for advice on diluted oil, jammed valves, worn engines, reluctant starters, awful fumes and excessive “pinging" loading to cylinder wear and loss of power. Mr. Fielder estimates that Australian automobile owners are running up a repair bill of over five million dol- lars.

ulck hands and steady nerves are essential for every job lri war time. Wrigieyh Spearmint Gum helps relieve fatigue and nervous tension —rofreehee you on the job. The delicious flavor helps kec p your mouth and throat cool and moist, your breath fresh, _ qiid the healthful chewing aide digestion. For handy enjoyment, always carry a ckage or two of Wrigley’: pear-mint: Gum. CHEW lT WHILE YOU WORK- mililone do! Only 5e!

IIIYSOHIIUBIYI

_ better ex- as slaves to the Confluent. emplifled than by placing it along- old nnd th¢ weekly wll be ex side the sixteen-cent air mail snec- terminated. _ ial delivery. Here is a stamp which. "All men rtmolnigg in Bruin- with one tflfllflR exceptlon- attains llselllvel-will be s! llzed. A _rllill- close to one hundred per cent pei- to“ or two of the cling w-nwn fection. Save for the rather attrac - 01 the 1.191.111‘, 11,1” 11 11, 3531-9551,. ive solid triangles at the cornleqgs. 1n s 111,111," o1 311111 131-111,, ornament is entirely eschewed. l: when. W11“ 1111c ‘551518110, o; 915k. whole area Within the "amelllle, Gelmflll {res they wzli, during lake" “ll ll-l’ all ellllllllse °f Canada“ a period of ten or twelve years’ llllldwllllle- lll wlllcll m“ be d ' du earl annuall s, sores o tlnguished a. hydro-electric plant gfglrdléléhfiang to be 131mm’ up m and a railwav bridge. while homes. we” w“ u Gem.“ mmlesi’ (lifélntgdandthsflgl iolitéif» m "These infants will’ form ills more n ' . swooping’ across this backgroupelthi: futumwlfi) letqq u o!’ Brittglnm a great commercial planet. 0 !__ TlW-‘y P51 lug’ ho m“ “l” “m” speedhlllillfil ‘ill lolilxilflzgllf loeiilllilelllfiisw will bl NAIL NICETY directly _on the picture. Ornament 32131;? lgglzllsseillse o1. Dow“ "ace allow-ed to return to 311mm and _____ . l5 wllsmclmus bl’ "'5 absence’ and nd speed have been admirably take u pennanerit resfdsnce. The Do our finger nails seem to 5pm ‘he lesu“! l“ each cm’ is ‘ ample‘ gonveyed by the engrevefs burl". lest ll be eteriile-d and rent to or chili easily at tile tips? Worried bu‘ efiemve presentation‘ enhanced and the result is s stamp that is join the slave gen ' in Germany. about them? Well d‘g them deep by me colours chosennqmy in the quit» outstanding. There is Just one 1-11.15 1,1 11 genera ion or two the into e cake of tlhe'fine white toilet ggginoffoihihfeouéll-tiliiiithimd sliiblleaiillri‘. lellkllle will Wald-ill? "lg; llrlzzgglzlefa‘. Brltisll will d'so er." soap. ‘The soap will pack under oi course. stress the value of Can- plfhgxléizzlnzlllrglngfklfrlll n 1S (1111101111; Well, unpleasan as it is. there is the nails}. Leave it there as" lflong all“ as l‘ l°°‘l 3'°‘$"Pl" to tlltllem tile thought behind this trlstll- éfmmlehrzhgnwgllhbglt if om“ ‘f, gffgonltf biz-m?

Tile tix. lthlrteeln. titwelntydmrftliyly gélrliellvgg §1<>1,1§1§Xl>§§§§glc1§l$$§§§§§‘f; from a reflllmlsibie t‘ iilinist- 1st 1:3: rpttllch thiisnltreat? ooiarvaues ae _ " r, mpr s e cor. one fliifingnceiesigtls. featuring the maple severely vertical. well proportioned t your “ma. lent, willie the treatment. is gener-

‘1’. followed bv I1 '6' tleflnlnmllélglfj ally pleasing, the“ question nailing enlv towards its par rler. a w 1 lMIGiIlQI‘ a lllltlllll stlc plese 1 Pfofgssmnfl cards

ously destined to destroy the equil- sucll nsyre have here is. on the (By The Canadian Press) into the design of Canadian stamps effort, ot w hey will form a

Sea Cadet Corps Growing ___.____-___.___ —EDITORIAL NOTES-

The war has served greatly to emphasize the vafue of youth training, and this training is no- where better exemplified than in the instruction given in the Sea Cadet Corps throughout Can- ada. The training is designed to qualify youths for Canada's growing Navy and Merchant Mar- ine, and is governed by regulations prescribed by the Dcpztl-tmeilt of National Defence. It is estimated that there will be approximately 20,- ooo SCIL cadets ill the Dominion before the zlosc of i042. While boys between the ages of I2 to l8 years are eligible, those fifteen or over are given the preference when enroIIingAgreat deal of interest llas been taken in this move- ment, even ill such inland centres as “linnipeg, which boasts of having the largest sea cadet or- gllliilillltrll in Canada, Ontario ‘corps are also \Cl'_\’ ariivc, a tnagnificerlt new camp being re- cenilv lzmnehcd at Benusoleil Island in the Ixzlti-ztnril Park, at an impressive ceremony which w. , Zlil‘.‘l§ilt'il h_v Navy. .\Jiilistcr Mzicdonald and \'ic<- _\-l_lllil'l'il Percy \\', Nelles, Chief of the Naval Staff.

In this ill-ravines, recruiting for the Charlotte- town Sea Catlct Corps "Kent" started about a month ago. Already sixty-five cadets are in trziiiliilg tinder the command of Lieut. Ian A. Burnett. The boys train two nights weekly in Prince of Wales College hall, and show great enthusiasm for their work. There is need, how- ever for more accommodation and equipment. When thcsc are provided, the number of cadets ill iraitling can be increased to I50.

Every prospect pleases these days, only Hitler is vile. s it it it Tonight the War Saving stampers will have

their innings in the Market Square. a e n r

It is estimated that rural drug stores are now selling l5 per cent more goods than they sold last year, keeping pace with their city brethren. even though the latter are bencfitting from de~ fence spending.

I

iii

If we have not "the quarltity" tourists this year we have “the quality," ——th0se who come again and again, appreciate our beautiful scen- ery, our delightful clilnate, and our far-famed hospitality.

l: lt-

ll Ill

Many businesses are now considering an audit- iilg method that would spread tllc work ovcr a full year instead of concentrating it at a single d3“. reports Business “leek. Object is to handle the increased volulne of accounting restllting from wartime conditions without sacrificing thoroughness.

stnmps may afford a few minuttcpt: ally, especially when the subject. amusement. For some years pas trnmed is itself treated naturalistic- ally

‘l has been customary to ltllfllllllce ‘lite vignettes stress Canada's war hlch t;

Can finger prints lie? In New York finger prints were taken of a number of prominent citizens including those of Mrs. \Vendell L. Willkie and former Governor Alfred E. Smith. In the fuss of posing for photographers while taking Smith's prints the vflltliltgcr worker, Luis

l I

ibrium of the entire combination. whole. as successful as a. formal- Ill the year 1n wmch the d1e w“ e11. JULY 34, PIT-Russian! lvet.

"will ‘Z22 ..¥fi‘v’““‘.;‘....'.‘§.“li.'“1i.2 ivoliivilisilidxililgleecitivrgtiiiiliifiltiiicifoaatii pciisgsvllwell- it teem" lll“ l‘ ll°°ll __ showing Fort Garry gate at Winni- MCLEOD“ a‘ ‘ENTLEY W. ‘o HENLEY. K. C. I. A. BENTLEY K. (L 1 1.1 great stores o munitions when iilliliiiiiiiiinllifielliiilsiliiriniliieeiiilnliilll 00mm I-Rnies lowed Diaoing of the figures ‘i942’. and in across the Bereth River.

idea at the time!‘ peg. A frame is. after all. essentially Barristers and Auornenmt- Low