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#) 4b iving ‘a hand to cupid, the : invmigration department is ing out a few ?ot- in the course .of true love for several hundred overseas fighters of the mmm o psiy dnesithe Litke fsl ot onlyâ€"does<the little felâ€" low wial the bow and arrow get an lassist from the austere departâ€" meht, but it mayâ€"even play the role of.;Santa Cldus by bringing over ln*\)pe:n, fiancées of the former servicemen in time for Christmas n#on marriages, irtually; impossible up to now, § movement, of bridesâ€"toâ€"be from continent to Canada is being facilitated by the setting up of lpfiill jmmigration offices in Hol: land abd Belgium, where many Canadians . found â€" future . wives while fighting through those counâ€" Heritage .in.the Rockies" was the subject of an illustrated lecture given by Karl Maslowski,â€" photographer, lecturer and naturalist to members of the Royal Canadian Institute and Toronto Field Naturalists Speed Travel Of Vet‘s Fiancees From Homeland "Fhe new system has just ione into effect, wnd it is expected here it will soon start moving the first of & stream of European girls for whom Canadian soldiers have been waiting for months. Iinmigration authorities are ing the new offices in The e, Holland, and Brussels, Belâ€" giugn. There, the girls will be given givil and medical examinations, and qualifying for entry into the Dogiinion will receive visas immeâ€" the part of the soldiers and fiancees, they mfst X:y the s passage across the Atlantic, and they must be married within 80 ;days after she arrives in the Need for Education ritain‘s House of Commons listened to many strange nfiu through the years. But at a nt sitting the members were trelited to one that will cause not a few Canadians and Americans to ‘yub their eyes in wonderment. Mr, Kenneth Lindsay, Independâ€" member for the British Uniâ€" versities, said that some British ol textbooks led to the ‘belief all Canadians were Eskimos and: that all Americans lived in Hoflywood. 6 e of these days, of course, f.o e _ levelâ€"headed Britons and ericans will ift together and that the. histories. of both mations should be rewritten . to orm with the realities of the times.â€"Victoria Times. The. Term "Thirty" Quring the last few days we have been asked by so many what rty" means in a newspaper. means the end and there are y yersions of its origin. & ie is that the old type stick in ~when type was set by hand would hold 30 lines of ordinary m So, when 80 lines were set, was the end and a new stick had to be started. _ _ _ Another vesion is that the line used at the end of a story in the paper was 30 ems wide, and bein% at the end of the story, that 3 meAsure meant the end. An em is & "winter‘s unit of ‘measurement. ill another version says that a â€"known telegraa)’x operator in e. old days used sign off his Amessages with "Thirty" instead of his name. Amother version says that a wellâ€"known reporter was writing a .\orz and he died of a heart attack. He is supposed to have fallen forâ€" ward on his typewriter and his fingers hit the "3". and "0" keys to print "30" as the last he had for Motorists ere should be stricter tests Oof drivers before permits to o%er- nn‘u automobile are issued. One to show good cause to have a pertnit to carry a revolver. Yet a revalver is not nearly as dangerous to society as a motor car, because the opportunities for its use are so much fewer.. Cripples with one w. tever be the origin, and thete are ;rgumenm in every 'wnper office, a reporter writes / to designate the end of the stofly. It is a custorr of long Standing.â€"Windsor Daily Star, m with one e{:, with defective ing, and otherwise incapaciâ€" tated can be seen on the streets r the highways driving thirty seventy miles an hour in powerâ€" THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1946 4 wHAT SOME OTHER EDITORS mion. dceg foms ~Chothem Newk _ HAVE TO SAY: Step right this way folks, and partake of some liquid nourishment . . . "Fluffball," a threeâ€"weekâ€"old motherless kitten belonging to Mrs. 0. B. Coffey, Detroit, stands up like a man for his daily quota, W‘fl "Fluffâ€" ball" hears the dinner bell he makes a beeline on the double to get his just reward. Feeding was quite a problem, until the bottle nni nipple were brought into action. Communism as a threat to our democratic institutions and indusâ€" trial warfare as a hindrance to reâ€" construction and prospenmity, were the two enemies singled out as menacing Canada today by C. H. Carlisle, président of the Dominion Bank, in lgis address to shareholders: at the annual meeting in Toronto on Dec. 11. _ 0 es Nnting world conditions marked by "confusion, instability and danâ€" ger" greater than at any time in the past, Mr. Carlisle said Canada could not isolate herself from these influences, and instanced the recent spy plot exposure as ovidence‘. Bank President Sees Threat in Communism and Labour Unrest rights Wanada, said Mr. Carlisle concedâ€" ed to others the right she herself enjoyed of maintaining a freely chosen government. We had chosen democracy and our resi)onaibility was to defend it "not only against aggression from without but against treason from within." He contrasted the advantages of the Canadian democratic system and the privileges and comforts we enjoyed, with conditions in Russia, and said: "It is difficult to underâ€" stand whly anyone who has enjoyed the privi efien that we have, or is even acquainted with them, would advocate that we discard these priyfle‘el and accept Communism or totalitarianism in any form.". Mr. Carlisle referred to the spread of labour organizations and their influence, but intimated that the betterment of conditions which was their purpose was not being achieved. Industrial warfare threatâ€" ened the supremacy of both govern» ment and law all over the Angloâ€" Saxon world. "Such a threat must be hurled back and kept back or civilization is lost. Nothing ever was plainer than that today the strike _ weapon is being over worked." â€" 20 He noted time and wages lost, and the progress towards reconâ€" struction hindered, by strikes . in Canada. "That such a situation should exist is rerfehemibh; that 1t shall continue is incredible," he Dangers Facing Canada Are Outlined Bl C. H. Carlisle, President Of The Dominion Bank, At Shareholders Annual Meeting In Toronto GANGWAY FOLKS â€" IT‘S$ DINNER TIME on nremiestteaniiiee se oeereaniee ... opbaeitn AA EOe EATON BIG GAME EINDS HAVEN IN NATIONAL PARKS â€"__ _ o Mr. Carlisle listéd certain basic grinciplolâ€"the right to own and ave access to propertyy the right to work without regard to memberâ€" ship in {mrfieulnr iwdiu and said we should not permit these to be abridged except by Statute, nor to be flouted by mobs. Further, proâ€" duction costs must not be allowed to rise so as to compel selling prices to fo beyond the purchasing power of domestit and foreign markets. s â€"# He praised the Ladies‘ Garments Workers‘ Union as an example of labour coâ€"operation and criticized industry for failing to keep its emâ€" ployees and the public informed of its plans, operations and financial Gifx #"a *‘Eé‘" PKOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT HOME MOVIE _ _‘ HEADQUARTERS which are suitable as GIFT S Everything for the Amateur who takes still pictures and also for the Home Movie Maker‘ Drop in and look over our selection while stocks are more complete A deposit will hold any article until Christmas SEE and HEAR the New 996 WESTON e in your home. We have a wide range of DeVRY Sound Projector x _ Suggestions Among the outstanding clues was a note bearing the inscription "The . James Gang" which was ginned to & kitchen table with a utcher knife. The acts of vandalâ€" ism were discovered Sunday morn, ing when the owners came to ng,end the day at their cottages. Proâ€" vincial Constables George Yuile and John Strachan were notified and conducted an â€" immediate investigation. _ _ _ o Aftermath of a wild west movie thriller, seven summer cottages at Churchville were broken into last Fridai between the hours of four o‘clock in the afternoon and midâ€" night. Tables were upturned and chairs _ and other â€" furniture smashed. . Stovepipes were disâ€" mantled and widespread wanton destruction . was ;evident everyâ€" where. y is F Young Vandals Say Western Movie Thriller Inspiration for Crime Police state that entry was made by forcing windows and doors of the buildings, and as & result of their investigation four boysâ€"all juvenilesâ€"have been charged with {’uvenile&-have been charged with rel.ldna and entering. . Police stated that a number of articles, including & camera, flashlight and some ornaments alleged to have been stolen from the octtages, have been recovered. _ _ _ a . . been recovered. & Questioned . by Const. Strachan as to why theyâ€" committed this destructive : act, : the : four : boys admitted getting. the idea for their "fun" from ‘a wild. west motion picture they had seen recently.. _ requirements. He recommended that labourâ€"management disputes k referred to the courts, which re independent and free from outside political influence. This would entail additional expense, but would be worth it. wls S Canada would make the needed adjustments, as she had after the first Great War, said Mr, Carlisle, and there was reason for hope, in these troublesome days, in the many things we possess that have groduced and can still produce & appy and prosperous people. ‘ f‘%res for the year, analyzed 2{ bert Rae, general manager, owed assets at a new high of ?840,000,000; deposits substmtiullg ncreased . to ?306,171,000. Cas assets of $57,810,000, were 18.44 per cent and quickly realizable asséts of ,$234,999,000 were lf)‘ proximatefi 75 per cent of liabiliâ€" ties to the J)ubhc, which meant a strong liqui pofition. Investments, of which $158,397,000 were in govâ€" ernment securities, totalled $168,â€" 838,000. Commercial loans increasâ€" ed by $24,129,000 to a total of $89,550,000. Note Pinned To Table With Butcher Knife Was Clue Which Lead Provincial Police To Apprehend Four Boys Connected With Churchville Escapade Photographer on display in our store. for that DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL COAL foorrment uy curmea‘s. ms _ Oil Burners, Oil Stokers and Heat Regulators WESTON DELIVERIES DAILY THE HUNTERâ€"a Conservationist The hunter, T ember of on whichaey gived Erem ton sap and by the destruction of mes a conservationist of t Tasting New Method "WHITEâ€"TAILED DEER" by W. B. Herbert. d * _ The above illustration shows whiteâ€"tailed deer at the close of days n ondne *‘ of a snow crusted bush trail stand a Buck and a Doe. Too af the crock of a migy the while ul vautth tais the fastness. Truly a superb example of Canadian mmmm‘umuuxu-m be ensured through the whole hearted support of conservation measures, s : * "As a sportsman, or simply a person Interested in coud on d ig e Te # m ons 2y d vige + 4 ze 4 n P e h Minister Douâ€" To aimrane maginy ue-:o:vfll ? on sale throughout Ontario, Jan, 2. ‘This is the earliest ible date that plates and forms Motor Licenses On Sale Jan. 2 . possible date that plates and forms _unb_on_adgunfl&;hw_qnlluuh in order to have a simultaneous reâ€" lease, Mr. Doucett said. eral Mb troll l.‘ hp!l:t con: only o Sall be lnsued for each vehicle." The color combination is black figures ‘and letters on an aluminum base. Wish not,so much to live long as to live w'."fi‘.-rmum. onk 1 LITTLE AVE. THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED CARLING‘S PHONE 193 CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS F. L. MERTENS, Phm. B. The Weston Sheetmetal And Roofing Company _ B. E. HAIGHT » Felt and Gravel Roofing *C Eavestroughs and General Sheetmetal Work . (F. TEMPLEMAN, Mgr.) _ 282 MAIN ST. N., Rear of Coulter Foundry â€" Telephone: Weston 993 â€" JU. 0422 CONCRETE FOOTINGS HOUSE RAISINGâ€"CHIMNEY BLOCKS BEAM & SON 3 Somninp gng in o oanker of pasgaion p We Specialize In CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS OFFICE HOURS pt. Wednesday, 9â€"12 a.m., 1.30â€"5.30 p.m. W , 9 . to 12.30 noon. m b;.i»o'lnemnt 1 MAIN ST. NORTH, WESTON GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE WESTON 103Jâ€"5 hi. P 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Grass Fire Near _ Amfiudhlfln’%fi . Rifle Ranges which threatened to +. spread to an ammunition ip +) es y ie same e I arrival of firemen. " ... e AaRo paving . block _ cemented down.. PHONE ZONE 4â€"514 2l A