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     through by 9. And when at last you 
     
     do get through, the infernal ‘pip- 
     
     pip" seems to conic at intervals 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 only a wee lad when I sang in it 
     
    
   
   
    
     with the 90tli Squadron oi the 
     
     Royal Air F‘orce in the last war. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I moufl“ “m mo“ that’ it His wife, Mrs Alice stewart, resid- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     -~ - -' E This Theatre 8nd all F c. n" Q IIIIB  Th3 with erocuses. and above Ono's Tune In 
     
    

    
     < m new»?  all i- o aim» voliiplwii- w. .- l:   t... termite” “‘l“..‘1£€l..§‘°§it'“"§l‘§ The Si: Chane auxin-w 
     
    

    
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     a Theatres, as lsual. ii ill be Closed on Good iidau. i: a zlliyvzstsreah goose-inner: Ab; smgmg  Th9 BN1]; ax: i‘? ttilizougiggendlagtehgiéiektii; TQ c. F_ c,  K‘ _PRESENTS_ 
     
    

    
     _' .' - said it was green, green grass; Thmd“ Evenln: ‘g 1,15 "'- 
     
    

    
     1. .- n _____ add a third “green-- go;- the gYBSS l} (‘HEE E 0  Q, 
     
    

    
     l; T": HRE-AND-FURY “Ll!” STORY a g g 7/;  \ (By Rex Du“ mllggxtilgllfalltlaélzllizlflttg) nolwdond: suplflse you will take l DR‘  y? L 
     
    

    
     n ||_QV|1'QH ANDIQ Dee: John.——We are not suilims- my word for all this, without ~ l‘ _ _ 
     
    

    
     ‘ °F DRAJA MIHA _ :: 2' 'PO_DAY__SAT_ ed to discuss the weather or any some proof; so I am sending you l Subject , A Farcial Comedy In 3 Acts 
     
    

    
     i l-IIS GREAT GUERRH-[A ARMY! y :. fi mllflsnt 3ft theycountry other tigaa unlrlier Sglpoililiiisieawger 1;» pgltfiroih i: k an"; PosslBnJ-rujs 0F V 
     
    

    
     _~ * n , . . i‘ s. 0L1‘ may remem er ye ow , a. ‘ , it . 
     
     . . . .1 a .1 _ . - . 1 REHABILITATION or , 
     
     RH]; with them a;  '-  , . 1 ,$hapiros poking tun at the situa- ink almond blossom. A50. to _, 
     
     ' . ~ '- '- . . - ~ TUBERCULOUS PATIENTS l 
     
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     a "WY "i"?!  :: _ I l’; llhe Iinornin and, rather than _ gays 11150. tgbserye igartllculéirilxyhlrlrlui 11°" a‘ myuailléu. . l 2 ,1 
     
    

    
     ‘ I» l . plays rough wit lcacrlankng t e cusmlldxy . p”: l ~oar slfrfih-ye 31: l’; ‘lrlflai; i5. w: -—_-__ ____ ’\ ' 
     
    

    
     _ , . ,. t f. -w sortie about the loin weath It'- is y o i .._-____.i__- |g t 
     
     . I, a vgtabbini hoodmm ler, remarking that the weather son is at least a moiilh 5116M 01 4-22-11. 
     
    

    
     f I: . ' r ‘merplvklns up in the Straits o1 sciliedulle l-Iimgme w“ reading m“  I   
     
    

    
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     l '5 ' Ibelli°‘l=ifi‘lfi§”fii.“lllie°§lli<w "ti? IZ-éll‘ lififi“‘ti~llfitl ‘§.‘-l..‘§‘°.§‘iivy°£ ' 
     
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     tirhathesuggested we leiall~ ui: like, but you cant compare a , - _ 
     
     :1 |tru€éboiltéeatherjis onessu jecyt. qihatt’ Montreal Lilian-ch with 1a. limndon ,' 2'45 pm' and 8'30 mm‘ 
     
     is ; and one should forget March. I i e your far c y very i _ _ 
     
     that tact. and should violate the much. and one of the things I like Adnugsmn 75¢ and 59¢ 
     
     ruling, one would be caught up on best about it is its wild twfaéheik - 
     
     . But at the present moinen on‘ _ _ _ 
     
     For example, trunk calls by teie- envy you your weather at all. i Chi]dren’s Matinee Tickets 15c 
     
     phone are very often "listened-in- When I have posted this letter I ii“ _ 
     
     lon" to catch just such casual refer- slall izo oft and have another l Tlckgts on gale at REDDIN BRQS 
     
     ences as one might muke to a romp in Hyde Parks spring air l 
     
     ~' '!i-iend in a distant part of’ the before I net back to some work i WORTHYvS d HUGHES’ DRUG 
     
      Icountry at the other end o! the And I shill] be laughing to my- l”; an STORES 
     
     qvilre. "'Il'he weather's liaeen wonder- self when I1 think how tgie lglarcrdi i h d t h 
     
     . t u up iere." "Ker-elk. No ITfIP- inds d bow in your roa an ‘ i j - 
     
     w s6] "eiices to the tvcnther, please." And Sic nntoland, til Under t e IS ngus ed panonage of 
     
     - _ ._ -tir' i beiliiu r >~-'—~— ‘i. ' - ' . . _ 
     
     0-; D "N, v   ‘thgt sllilll‘: wegllllgrnzoinllienttggt.o "Hi.n‘t it been a wonderful win- i HIS Hang!“ Llgtlllltfigvernorbllx W’ LQPME“, ‘Ind 
     
     ‘ ' Yifiulgifi “l?  Speaking of telephone calls. we WIT’. ‘h ‘_ ‘ 1"“- Le age: e onoura e prenlV-‘l’ “time 
     
     H _ y) - l‘ 0R5 are, as you would expcvetxasked to Ahwv \\ 911 ll"? Sllllllil wines I ,4 A, Campbell and MYB. CflmDlWll, HIS Worship 
     
     . ». _ v V v use the lclephone (m1; when it 15 lllliik Of the H105! beautiful 01' 81] ,- ‘I B R0 Holman 
     
     .»\f\i>\ i i.\i)l-‘. (‘0\li.n._\ iesseniial to use it. On the door . 5111111.; $011.25- Do you know what I \l - 3Y0!‘ ' y ' 
     
     >t iii i \. ~_\'.\P.~-litvis—i ARTOON lofbeeveryk street-corner kiosk is a 1 itiieuni ‘For 10, thg Wlllieiéhls ‘past, V 
     
     . a l: “ eep your telephone eon- lie rain is over im 20119. 6 W- llé$"w/ \~*j7i, Q “egg  
     
     ~ m -~ ‘ "i ' '. - ‘ linear. appear on the earth  "“'“‘ ~—~~’» 
     
     3 I I i, a A w;  Y lversations shoit Remember, the eis 1i _ _ _ _ _ I I 
     
     i). i u _  , 5m L, WIIES" an: needed for urgent busi- and the iiiilc oi siniziiliz is come. 
     
     “ _ ness. the time of the singing of birds , 
     
     a And on trunk calls there are ol'~ is come. and the YOICC of the tur- e ' ' , - 
     
     KEMP.» i to.» \\il shin. iilui l-..\lll.\ a m1 great delays, It i, still ])O,\_‘- lie is heard in on‘: land." Company Quartermaster Sergeant John, 1f You “Wire heie. But they sington Gardens and an I 
     
     . . .  . , ,. - £22353, than";   .."- ssrrrziitf.i—s".fiiiwill?  it.“ ti? i-‘lll‘"%’é“i%..‘.:.:.*i?i::*t":- .;'.::-.$t2;i."§rl.".;i: 1...... ‘iii-i? 
     
     . 1‘ 7' .’ . ,, 1 ‘ .. l‘iiSll'll_.- ‘i; ,' i. - i a " ‘ l t . -. '  A ,_ _ 1 
     
     2/’! LJ;1L _ -_  _ Q, LL   LL\l‘\l) $ iilut usilially bvftiii- timely-on tie! ‘pilzi \}'iicIi\ie\';fi-uICgo ‘ixnitli tllixyde garktg (lfeservmq Brigade! Group ntrluts uni  ktllilleirgsofl adciyciciliicciixggtz you in hilly‘? orifice ttfllfiiugl] H"; P ml 
     
     r g v, - t- _» inn-o lli__( - cine   ~ t. ~ . ‘ _" ' 1m 
     
     _ ,, _,, ,, ,,, ,,,. ,,,, t-Qtf-u tllirlig ‘nifiliiiixfilliyixilllCnsgllllxg my mind I'll the IlliuSiCfil, setting- Eglfefigniéfflmlflgfit?léffgj; Q31; i the birds and the floweis in Ken- day is to walk through a DEE": 
     
     '-'-'-*.'.."-'.".“J. t‘ -"i“-»“~‘-‘-‘~'-'-'-'~'-'- -" " " " "' "‘ ‘ "“ ‘If you start negotiations at 7 on ulinsi.‘ musical selling it l5» I dim? ceive his British ‘Empire ‘ Medal W 
     
     _ ,_ _ you may cnn- at the moment remember, although from the Governor Gena-fly He w“ 
     
     e — sider vourself lucky if you get I should. u/e sang it every your bom in Wiarwnl Om" mm served 
     
     at Si. Paul s, and although I was 
     
    
   
   
    
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     g a call to Glasgow. 
     
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     _ of half-a-mlnutc rather than tho the best greet-mg l0 Spring I 
     
     P Vi , I . l Kl a allowed three minutes. But vest , 
     
     " l |la guerre. and tlio busine<s ribom 
     
     §ljillli'u' v T: tlie teleplwne is the least of ones, , test translations in the 
     
     ‘l w‘ worries. _ , , . were exquisite then. and 
     
     Hus (‘hunter 2 of a To get back to the weather. Na- i they .~ ll are to me; they were 
     
     “Hint; 0i liie Mounties“ n‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     C5 in Si Stephen. New Brunswick. 
     
     (Canadian Army Photo). ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     Therm» ._ . . ' "ii/j lzi- ("Iris-vii mi (loud Friday}. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .11» themselves, from one 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     Didn't the composer like the sound 
     
     of “tnrtlo"? But it (ildirt worry 
     
     mo; the rest was enough to en- 
     
     chant me. 
     
    

    
     How these spring days seem to 
     
     other people. I don't know. I don't 
     
     “know how they would seem to you. 
     
    
   
   
    
     perfection. Wlien the music was 
     
     added. ihc whole tiling was more 
     
     perfect lllllll llNi lion. In the 
     
     we ciirlift .in,<; about the. 
     
     w; s/opprd at tiic- sinci " 
     
     ls; I always wondered wli_.. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tually, it is di~cussed as much fis 
     
     e ever it was. when the pursuit one ls 
     
     LUMEUI — C RTO w lspeaking to lives and briuthvs in 
     
     - — r—-~-_ the some part of the con tr as‘ 
     
     sumyg 5'1‘ 7,09 Ayn 8A5 :| oneself: and on .~;l(‘ll <_ 
     
     ALAILALL sin‘. use)‘ zoo I‘! “°"““°“°“ "°m““k l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Living inthe Philippine  
     
     iunglo: . . . hitting the 
     
     Jap herd . “wherever 
     
     he might be...wiih u 
     
     lovely girl fighting 
     
     fearlessly utiheirsidc! 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘lThe Avenging Rider; 
     
     At 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     lzmpire 
     
    
   
   
    
     itiurr‘ Tini Holes 
     
     Ulnllb today‘ iii. 
     
     illlti proved iu 
     
     xhtji-iltbl oi iiie 
     
     lL/HL, AIS‘. U1 little \\L':\t‘l'll Alli-S, ful- 
     
     iu i iii.» l'i';;.ii.ii ximiiriii, ‘J, lien‘ 
     
     ’ .i,i,it-.irs iii iiie LlLJiLlfC- 
     
     i111 (i min bLlilllliiCls 
     
    

    
     a cupuuu: "actress 
     
     u. illi we. 
     
      intirr" has us its 
     
     liillll UlL‘ DALKLIYCSQUB 
     
     oi illc iuir West. iii 
     
     _ i llllilill}, gold was the 
     
     ii.'.li_i.uiis Business iii tile 
     
    

    
     LJL‘ story‘ depirts the haz- 
     
    

    
     L pueni-es 0i a young 
     
     on. riziu ill oruei" to get CVliJCJLB 
     
     . i. l.i(' lhauri-i uni. iu iuiiiiusk 
     
     i L143 limit who is iiir 'llIl,'-‘, their acti- 
     
    

    
     iiie ii i ‘ tit \\'ll.ll ieiise 
     
     uenouemenis, 
     
     _., iuilllli! illlu inst-aci- 
     
     .\. RUlillliiilu interest l5 
     
     .~u,.iii.i~-.i o, Aiiss buinniers. 
     
     lluliiliiiig tonicuy and tuneful 
     
     lliLLslC are supplied oy Cliti Edwards 
     
     oi Ukulele ike fume, who plays 
     
     liiiiqs 1-1.; i-lliiild mun, 
     
    

    
     Fine pi ruiunces also are con- 
     
     UllJiilUU by Uuyisuii Clark, afltiiig 
     
     lieziu u: lilu bandit gang; Bud Os- 
     
     borne and norm-an Willis as lllS 
     
     litrnrlinivii; ltd (jJSSldY as the 
     
     slierill, lj-oi) lxortmun and Bud Mc- 
     
     Tngiriaret and Kurl Hacker; 00m- 
     
     plele the oust. 
     
    

    
     sllltkllll-Diitlfd direction is sup- 
     
     plied in 5am Nelson and Bert Gil- 
     
     rov lianiilcti the production. The 
     
     lillli is based on an origuial story by 
     
     ilarry’ O. Hoyt and Morton Grant. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
          
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     |'H'-'-‘i'-';'i'u'"H'I‘a-I‘d'a'H'I'H'i'b' n'H'|'n'-'n‘-' 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     — EXTRA — 
     
     Chapter 2 of "Oyerhnd 
     
     Mail" and SFRJP FUR 
     
     VICTORY (‘zlrtoirn 
     
    
   
   
    
     CAPITOL -:- Til-DAY AND 5M1 
     
    
   
   
    
     , SHOWN ’l'()l)i\Y AT 1H5 — 7 - 8.15 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . . - .  ..  f-wturl 
     
     Smoke from bomb bursts makes a pattrrn of ish Iiiiglith Army charge right on through to carry 
     
     dash-union (we, Sh“. “S. k311i“; airmen r-riin m ‘its on‘. (i-u. Montgoineiys exhoriaiion to make the rh- 
     
     on an air field in Tunisials second largest cit) cmy "endure a first class Dunkirk" 
     
    

    
     Axis forces fled ever-tightciiing Allied pincers‘ l3i'i'.-, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     i‘Chetniks!’ Flaming Film 
     
     Of Fighting Guerrillas 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Charging the screen with high- 
     
     voliuge action and suspense, 
     
     "CillJLlllkSl ' The Fighting Guerriuas 
     
     opened yesterday at the Prince Ed- 
     
     ward Theatre! 
     
    

    
     'l‘hrill iOilUWS thrill. as the daring 
     
     Balkan patriots iiiiht to destroy the 
     
     cnnniierors dream of conquest. An 
     
     enemy troop train is destroyed; an 
     
     Lillllillllllllull dump blown sky-high; 
     
     an enemy" pun-oi ambushed. That's 
     
     the il:lli(|l\‘.l)l'k of the deuth-deiying 
     
     men whose story is the story of bold 
     
     people on hero fighting the in- 
     
     vader on l r native s0il._ 
     
    

    
     While stirring action highlights 
     
     the film, there is a full share of 
     
     romance and drama, too. as the 
     
     guerrilla lender, played by Philip 
     
     Dom, and his men fight against 
     
     staggering; odds for the women, as 
     
     Uwell as the freedom. they love. 
     
    

    
     uric iilin illlilo lilo occupying 
     
     lforci-s llll’llll(‘ to cope with U18 
     
    

    
     ‘ ‘is 2i lust resort. they at.- 
     
     antuie the leader UIIOUIZh 
     
     lilii wiii- nizu children. When the 
     
     townsfolk i'(‘lll.\.i‘ to betray the 
     
     whereabouts oi the leader's iamlly. 
     
     they are tlilCAlCllPd with starvation, 
     
     ‘A bold move by the guerrillas 
     
     1.‘i\\iii"..~. his llll'l".i[, momentarily, but 
     
     - liruiiil one iollows. 
     
    

    
     . ‘i-ruiu. ihc iiivuiicrs vow i0 
     
     "-\\i;.1'. out the li)\\'ll, as they did 
     
     |l,lill(' uiiiets the Chetnik leader 
     
     1:111‘ i!  His Wile and children 
     
     ' before u tiring sqund, 
     
     n on he lends ii surprise raid that 
     
     islii-s the cncmv garrison-tin net 
     
     _»lllb(>llZP5 the whole nation's 
     
     u: . ill-llifill to live in freedom 
     
     ifilfllfl‘, ¢ 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     HOW'S THE WEATHER up there, might be what Nancy Worth. 
     
     five teat three, is saying to Helen O'Hara, six feet three. Helen lacs 
     
     the distinction of being the tallest showgirl in the business. Noled 0" 
     
     Broadway she was signed by Warner Bros. to appear in "Thank Your 
     
     Luc|<y Stars," tho new musical which includes nearly everyone on iho 
     
     Warner lot. Those appearing are: Eddie Cantor, Bette Davis. AM 
     
    

    
     heridcn, Dinah Shore, John Garfield, Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith, 
     
    
   
   
    
     MNO GUNS ON THIS ONE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dennis Morgan and Joan Leslie. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
             
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     » . '5“ ‘fl 11,4‘ 
     
     ...and give them a better start ‘filzrgrkif 
     
    
   
   
    
     Many large hotcheries recommend "Miracle" 
     
     Chick Sklrler to their customers, because they 
     
     wont 0s many us possible of the purchases 
     
     brought safely through the first hard weeks. 
     
     Both largo and small poultry raiser: find that 
     
     ."Mlrccle" Chick Starter keeps the mortality 
     
     rote low, often not more than 5%. And the 
     
     chicks grow faster and better, too. That means 
     
     earlier and larger profits. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MBA 
     
     CHICK STARTER 
     
     l/irfis" Wq/Yr/e 1/73‘ » 000’! 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Firuiiired with Dorn are Anna. 
     
     stun, Jilin Sheppard, Virginia Gil- 
     
     more .iutl Martin KOSleck. The film 
     
     - (lll‘L‘l twl by Louis King from I 
     
     . l nluy bv Jack Andrews and 
     
     ]',tl\\'.ll'(l it‘. Parrimore. Sol M. Wurt- 
     
     Z1 i l)l‘i"|(lll(.'t‘(l. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘UPIHVITELTIE-ts‘ GALORE 
     
    
   
   
    
     1,000 different 
     
     registered 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I'lirri- iire 
     
     bl'lll(l.- (ll 
     
     in W1." 
     
    
   
   
    
     over 
     
     i are DOWCCX‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ForSTRAINS, 
     
     SPRAINS am! 
     
     '  of his "tourney, fr-un lfilllmlflll to 4/‘, x   
     
    
   
   
    
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     - l‘ liiil ll  . ' lpr . l i ~ 
     
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     ~ l.‘ . ‘n!’ ~ ‘. it‘ \. li(ii ‘int; lliyiilgr ‘Kylie:  '  
     
     ' i ‘ ' l'l?ll.£l..i‘i‘ strut lniinnir 
     
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     i (U. s. Coast Guard Photo From NEA) 
     
     fnro- inc-n on pnrol found stern and bow sections of the 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Depth charm from Coast. Guard vessel in 
     
     izroiiiu. semi», the bow half u.’ a iliiiirri Nsflionc Iaii"- . iroprtiocii vesszl floating; miles apart, sank them to 
     
     er to the bziliim ni the. hiIllll/Ululllll‘. Cirisujziirzls- ,l llll sea lanes oi‘ n shipping hazard.