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en ------ Mr. Churchill's Victory Creed Prime Minister Churchill re- cently told the boys of Harrow, his old school, that "the lesson , to be derived from recent experi. ences is never to give in--never, never, never," "Not in any event great or small, large or paltry; never, never yield except to conviction and good sense," he said, "Never yield to force, never yield to the growing and apparently over. wheining might of the enemy." Recalling" his last visit to the sehool "10 months ago, the Prime Minster said - Britain then was standing alone, ." "We were poorly armed' but we are not so poorly armed to-day," he raid. "We stood alone and to many countries it seemed our ac- count, was closed and our history finished, liquidated, * "Lut our .country stood in the gap. There was no flinching, By . what seemed. almost a miracle out- side 'these Islands we. now find ourselves in a position where we can be sure of victory, if we only persevere." Western Canada Into The Breach The manner in which Western Canada , steps into the breach when the call comes is indicated in the figures for hog slaughter- Jdngs in the Dominion. With the war came the demand for more hogs to provide bacon for em- _ battled Britain. Up to that time " Western Canada was lagging be- hind. the 'East in hog production. We were taunted with being one- croppers, and that wheat was a disease with us: In the year ended Sivas: 1940, Western Canada produced 2,210, 000 - hogs for slaughter, - while the East produced 2,559,- 000. But in the year ended Sep- tember, 1941, the West produced 8,286,000, while the East pro- duced only 2,939,000. The West + increased production by 46 per- "cent., while the East increased by only 14 per cent, . Whether it's wheat or hogs, cattle or sheep, the West will do the job when the market shows . #t needs the production. --Lethbridge Herald. The Halifax Patrol At dawn, ot Jus dusk, through the hours of light and- dark .that lie between, in fog and fair weather, since the war began, "planes have soared from Canada's coastal bases out over the Atlantic--the Lonely Patrols. From their have not returned. Sable Island knows the fate of five men. As that waste land 'has clasped in sen-hidden arms the hulks of a hundred vessels," so she reached upward to claim ransom from her skies. The slender radio 4pire 'which warned ships from her thoals planged a 'plane to earth. Somewhere, perhaps in the open sea amid the wreckage of a second machine, four others of the Royal Canadian Air Force may survive. Perhaps they, too, have perished . . , Those men who died had seen hard and exacting duty, the more: difficult because of the monotony of wide waters. They: were on active service. Their eyes- sought = out the nation's enemies above and below and on the seas. To- day their earthly sight is forever "gone--the Price of the Patrol. Canada is proud of their high courage, grateful for their ice, and i sacrifice. . "Four Mil ionth Air Passenger While the fact finding enquiry into the American Airlines crash 15 miles west of St. Thomas was in progress, recently, the company was carrying its-4,000,000th pas- senger, Ray Vir Den, executive vice-president of Lennen and Mitchell, an advertising agency in New York City. As the '4,000,- 000th passenger, Mr. Vir Den tra- velled from New ork to Chicaga, The record is gaid to be the- first ~of the-kind to be .made in the world, The American Airlines is the largest system in the world in passenger air travel. Its busiest * route is between New York and Boston with 48 trips in the daily service schedule, On occasions, in order to handle passenger busi: "ness in this route, as many as tén sections have hid to oe utilized in , one regular flight, ~~ "qr For Quick .. Britain of the alphabet to colors, "Q" for. quick is now in line with un for victory. "Q," first used in a ministfy "4of war transport campaign to stir workers to a quicker, turnaround for all vehicles "carrying war sup- -plies,.will soon be staring the na- tion jn the. eye from billboards and newspapers, officials' said; vigil two crews - § called another letter In Egypt or India, man must have his paper. with breakfast, HAVE YOU HEARD? As he was drilling a batch ot recruits the sergeant sdw that one of them was marching out of step. Going up to the man as they marched, he sald sarcastically: "Do you know they are all out of step) except you?" "What? 'asked the recruit in. nocently, - "I said they .are all out of step except you," repeated the sergeant. "Well," was the retort, "you tell 'em, you're in charge." Lo --V-- . "Your frocks are all' so skimpy!" complained the Im- possible customer. ") think I'd "look nice In something flow- Ing." "Madam might try the rlv. er," sald the exhausted assist. ant. a fad An Albany court official, after explaining: the history of the Am- erican' Flag to a 'group of aliens seeking citizenship, papers, asked one of them: "Toll me, what flies over the city hall?" The alien blinked a minute and replied: "Peejins." Ya Doctor--And Af he loses con. sciousness. again, give him a tea. spoonful of that brandy. _ Patient's Wife--while - he's unconscious? Oh, doctor, he'd never forgive mel ---- Mother: "I don't think the man upstairs likes Johnnie to play on his drum," Father: "Why?" Mother: "Well, this afternoon he gave Johnnie a knife .and asked him if he knew what was inside the drum. --y-- Sentry: Haltl Who goes there?" Voice In the Dark: "Cook, with doughnuts for breakfast." Sentry: 'Pass, Cook. Halt, doughnuts." ' » 2 Modern Etiquette q -, "7 BY ROBERTA" LEE ar "1. What is the bad habit many people exhibit when leaving a home /* they have been visiting? 2. Is it obligatory that a girl apologize when she makes a mis- step while ancing? 3. 1s it all right to remove seeds from the mouth with the fingers, when eating an orange at the "table? 4. Should one ve announced when A calling upon a woman at an apart. * ment house? 5. Is it all right to have tra ribbons or fancy paper for decora- tions over the dinnér table? 6. When a woman acepts an in: _ vitation, when she finds that it is displeas- ing to her hushang? ' what should be. .done ANSWERS 1, That of prolonging thelr leave taking, often standing' for many minutes at the door. It Is much better to leave as soon as possible 'oncq the fntention has been de clared, should say, "I am sorry." .3. It would' be better to use the spoon with which 'the orange is being eaten. 4. Yes. is an intimate friend, request the hall hoy to telephone her before going up. any claim to good taste will use these decorations only on such an ccaslon- ag a' fancy-dress . children's party. tation already has been accepted, the husband should attend and (ry to-=tonceal his displeasure, - 2. No, but . her . partner. Unless the woman 5, No; a hostess with or a 6. As the inv}. NY WTEC &/ touch Grow More Cereals Advises Mr. Dewan Good advice was given Ontario farmers by Hon. P, M. Dewan, Provincial Minister of Agricul- ture, at Sault Ste. Marie, when he. urged on them the necessity of increasing cereal production next year, says the Windsor Star. They have had an object: lesson this year of what it means to be short of feed for livestock at a time when the production of ani- mals must be incredsed. The feed situation is being solved just now, but only through extraordinary = measures which - have been taken by the Dominion, in the way of assisting in the _ payment of transportation costs "from the West. This is an expen- : sive system. It is far better to have the fodder available,on the ground, and. only by taking thought now can the farmers have assurance of adequate supplies when they are needed next year. Wha Science, Is Doing HAIRS LOOK LIKE TREE TRUNKS Imagine a human halr magnified 80 that it'lqoks like a tree trunk, or a cricket ball enlarged so that its diameter appears to be four and wn halt miles! These are the "latest miracles of science. An or- dinary microscope -- that Is one that uses ordinary light -- can be made to magnify 2,000 times. That" is its limit; but sclence, wanting to go further, which uses ultra violet light rays which are invisible to the human eye but not to the lens of the cam- era, With this photographs were obtained 5,000 times life size. Not~ content with this, Dr. Zworykin and other specialists of New York have constructed an el- ectron microscope usihg rays so ot that objects are magnified. "to 30,000 diameters, Photo- pr enlargements have increas. ed these up to something like 200, 000 diameters. DANDELION RUBBER While touring the Tien-Shan Moujitains In 1931, a young Soviet student, named Bukhanovich, and __a-farmer, Spivachenko, found at an' altitude of over 6,000 feet above sea "level a variety of dandelion, now known as the kok-sagyz, which proved to be 'a rubber-making « Plant. Seeds of the dandelion have since been disseminated all over the Soviet Union. In 1940 an area was planted ten times as large as in 1937, and thousands of 'acres were to be added this year, A com. "mercial crop of Brazilian hevea can be gathered only 4n the fifth year after planting, but kok-sagyz can be utilized as. caoutchouc in the first year. And. the caoutchouc Is said to be satisfactory, 7.7 Steel production in Canaaa :dur- ing the first seven months of 1941 amounted to 1,345,161 tons as against 1,127,828 tons and 691,290 tons in the correspondng periods of 1940 and 1m, respectively, 2 22) FINER MADE qa Si NONE ? Hushands bred b (} EF Vises bon made a microscope Is Hunting Sport? I hold no particularly human- itarian views about shooting and fishing, although as I en- ter the last stretch of life's race my sympathy fof the hunted increases, My concep- tion of sportsmanship is chang- ing--the cards are too often stacked against the prey and the rules of the game give the lords of creation all the high cards in the deck. I have no right and no wish to criticize "any citizen who wants to hunt=-- a misnonver -- provided that he obstrves the regulations, but "for goodness sake. don't let us camouflage this as "sportsmanship." : ~---Vancouver News-Herald. 5 A. Soak one . night.' "soil about every thirty: days; fit Topper Or No Topper Mr. Win nt Licked United States Ambassador John G. Winant told an Overseas League luncheon that "I really have no qualifications as. an am- bassador, "I -vemember," he said, "that when 1 came ovér=heré many years ago I thought I would like -- to go in the diplomatic service. "We were asked to Bucking- ham Palace to tea and I wanted to be very correct. I remember get- ting a tall hat--the first I had ever wdrn--and a tail coat. "We presented ourselves, But everybody. else wore a straw hat and a short coat. A few days later we were asked to the rages. I told a friend I would not make a fool of myself again. So I wore a short coat and a straw hat. Everyone else had a tall hay and a - tailed coat. "I retired then from, the diplo- matic scene." TO WASHINGTON Top-flight Japanese diplomat - Saburo Kurusu, signer of the pact with Germany and Italy, is flying to Washington for conversations - "that may decide peace or war with the 'U. S. for his.nation, Queer Trick Played ~ By London Bomb The Behavior of the average Londoner in an air raid is typi- fied by the experience of a friend of mine who was walking one night through * a neighboring square when one corner of it/was blown up. From the resfilting megs there emerged a young wo- man. © Now bomb blast plays seme queer tricks, and her cos- tume consisted of a thick coating of plaster, dust and one shoe. She addressed him very precisely: 'I left my hat onthe hall table. If you wouldn't mind fetching tI can get a bus', oo, CANADIAN OIL INDUSTRY YOURS FOR THE ASKING A series of ,6 articles and a 28 page booklet giving you a complete outline of the world's most discussed commodity, OIL No Obligation Merely send your name and address, CANADIAN OIL ROYALTIES 45 RICHMOND W, ~~ "TORONTO 'burn hair. "It might BRITISH "COLU WANTED -- LIVE How Can I? BY ANNE ASHLEY Q. How can I renovate black kid gloves? A. Touch the worn spots with a camel's hair brush dipped into a mixtdre of olive oil and ink, Q. How can 1 destroy plant in. sects? tablespoonful of tobacco in one quart of water over Pour this solution off the will' destroy plant Insec(s and also fertilize the ant. Q.. How can I remove spots 'on tablecloths caused by candle wax . drippings? A. Rub tho spots with cold lard or turpentine' and JAdhen wash In warm soapsuds, - / Ai What are a few of the stand. "ard kitchen measures? A. One. salt spoon equals three- quarters of a teaspoon; three tea- spoons equal one tablespoon; six- teen tablespoons, equal one cup; two cups equal one pint. . Q. How can I retain the auburn tint in my hair? . A. Five cents worth of salts of tartar diluted fn a pint of warm water 1s one of the best prepara. tions for retaining. the tiut of au- ) Rub this into the halr until 'a goo lather Is worked up; Iéave on the hair for about an hour before rinsing in clear water, This is a cleansing process and also brings out the auburn tint in the hair, We Might Well Do The Same Rural and should start and raise their own chickens for natiopal Mrs. Franklin D, subtirban dwellers pigs and defence, Roosevelt "told . 1,600 persons recently at a forum sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association. Such a move, she said; would take them out of the "consumer market" 'and: leave more food to be shipped to England and other democracies resisting Goria ag- gression. 'Nursing Sisters: For Sailor Boys ; Retaiishment of a Nursing Service: In the Royal Can- adian Navy 3.3 A navy spokesman described the new service as an offshoot from the army nursing service whlch formerly looked after navy needs. He sald the service would be "on - a small scale." Navy hospitals were being built at Halifax and Esquimavlt and the nursing service would staff them. also staff other small units at other places but "defin- itely none of the nurses will go to sen." Highest rank In the service is that of -matron_in-chief, equivalent to "Iputenant commander, and' the 'pay Is $7.75 a day. vegetable gardens tain trades ties they can-do best. . they -are most apt. "like "new-fangled Matrons, who have corresponding rank to leut- enants, draw $6.50, A nurslog sister and dietician gets $4.26 and has rank equivalent to sub-libutenant, Her pay increases to $5 after six months. A nursing sister who is an assistant matron or In charge of a hospital of from 100 to 176 beds gets an extra 60 cents a ay, Homie sisters and phys- fotherapy alds, with corresponding rank to midshipman, are paid $3. Sub Cras. Rescued ; Now Number. 1,276 The Alrlisalty 5 Wy announced that a total of 1,276 officers and men 'have been rescued from 'an undisclosed - number of . axis submarines, "A communique said: "Royal navies, with the assist- ance of the coastal command of the R.A.F., continue to protect our shipping and to levy a heavy toll on enemy U-boats. For reasons well. appreciated, particularly by the enemy, our succésses against _ the U-boats are rargly published. ""It is possible to announce, however, that a total of 1,276 of- ficers and men have been rescued from sunken enemy U-boats and are held prisoners of war. Of these 467 are Italians. "The relationship between the magnitude of the enemy claims and his own lack of success was illustrated recently when the Ger- man high command claimed to have sunk 14 ships totalling 47,- 000 tons from a convoy homeward bound from Gibraltar. In fact four ships totalling 8,772 tons were sunk. This was only achiev- ed by the enemy at a cost to him- self. 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