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3 ik v member of the canadian weekly nejrapapr association and newspapereassociation iy zjz srz fiv hapswhenimetf are seeking employment someone will try i issued every thursday at ontario subscription bates per year in advance in canada jsoo inus 3280 a v nolan ajton p i- notes aiitf sdmmenfs i a new oldfashioned revival there is a rea religious revival on foot in canada on foot is not the right word for it is streamlined and seems to be moving rapidly under its own power for some years the regularchurches have looked askance at any attempt to revive the oldfashioned revivals they were regarded as outofdate and could have no appeal in this modern intel lectual andmechanical age but this is a new kind of revival or rather it is the oldfashioned revival modernized i s the movement had its origin in the united states about a year ago rallies have been held in chicago with 25000 in attendance and a recent rally brought more than 50000 persons to the stadium at soldier field nearly 500 similar rallies are said to have been held throughout the continent with a total attendance of 500000 writing of this movement in the christian century harold e fey says youth for christ is anidea to con vert young people to christvtliis streamlined revivalism puts into effective use the selling technique of radio its leaders are men under forty whose educational equipment was acquired in high schools and in fundamentalist iristi- tutes and bible colleges of the moody type their methods have been learned from business and particularly from com- mefciarradio j fthat may sound like cheapening religion or lowering thegospel to a commercial basis but it is a line of jeast resistance and of popular appeal wesley moody and general booth used the same tactics in their own times and they did it very effectively they too were young meirwhoweritv outside of their churches which had become stodgy staid and ecclesiastical and they used methods that were regard- ed as vulgar and sensational wesley was charged with adapting italian operatic tunes to his gospel hymns and he replied that he did not see why the devilshould have all the good music moody and sankeys gospel songs were mostly set to swing music and booths songs were timed to the tambourine and the military drum marching to glory meatrationing -f- 1 so weare to have mearationing again thejjews has been received with a marked lack of enthusiasm bythe average canadian consumer he does not forget thatwhen meatrationing was previously in forcein canada bns of meat designed for overseas shipment were allowed to spoil he knows thttlneatratibning irithe united states has been responsible for blackntaffiet operations of alarming pro portions arid he is doubtful whether the proposed rationing here is intended to dct much more than answer criticisms of canada from southof the border moreover the canadian consumer is now in a mood to ask questions about government policies and is not so easily satisfied with evasive answers as he was a year ago- he may be willing to tighten his belt to provide larger rations for the british and the citizens of liberated countries but he has not yet got around to the point of sacrificing anything to help germans or italians there is a case to be made for the policy of feeding our enemies it is important that europe be rehabilitated and canada shares tne responsibility for the task with the other w united nations but the share thatcanada will assume should not he unlimited it is on what britain the united states and russia are willing to do public opinion inthe united states seems to be against exporting any sizeable quantity of foodstuffs to europe until thereare surpluses over domestic requirements russias ability and willingness to help are unknown quantities the people of great britain after six years of short rations cannot be blamed if they feel entitled to a few square meals them selves before they share their food with their enemies i in the circumstances canada cannot afford to be vaguely altruistic it should be possible to set quotas of food stuffs to be exported to europe from canada and if the quotasare reasonably estimated and producers aregiven fair treatment on prices canadas share will be forth coming y theatre ijyatislxthlfty pan shows begin 7 pm m nowjpiiaying winged victory friday and saturday august 10 and il i hoppy shoots it out in an out-of- thiswo hahv smeratan productions psesbfls 4 itv i as hopafongcasidy mi tateiiai ihwiikuk nundi eusou iuke nwtma hi mieni dinctml bt 6e0r6e archainmuo stnmlim bcoamt coh bmd on gkinetm bumh ictaiua e muhont 1 harry shermanpradachv 1 ttleaseo thru uiutoartlsar is be sure to come early son 0 fl tit ipil f one of the topranking pictures of theyear v nuatyi fi j how to finance garbage collection we are entirely in agreement vth those peoplewho are urging that a garbage collection be instituted in stouff- ville uxbridge enjoys such a service other towns also i garbage collection days we are sure that it would make a cleaner town and would ensure even better health however when it comes to paying for such service there are divergent views some peopje think jthecost should be collected in the general tax rate others would not favor this scheme and would advocate the service being assessed against those who use it indeed there is a good deal to be said in favor of those people who live on large lots mostly to the outskirts who do not want to subscribe to a garbage scheme even those on small properties who through circumstances must be very careful of- their pennies or perhaps oneperson to the house who can easily dispose of their own garbage would object to contributing to a general scheme the idea of assessing those who patronize the scheme is fair if it were not for the fact that many who should patronize garbage collection might continue tottirow tlieir j puttothe annoyance of the neighbor who pays to have his hauled away a p individual were given franchise for the t andpermittecttp make his own agreement with each householder wanting the service it would be very nice per- big stake in packing strike the packing house strike was very much more than a dispute between a company and a labor union it is of utmost concern to almost every citizen of canada for what appears to be a most trivial cause a vital industry is threatened s hundreds of thousands of farmers who depend com- pletely on commercial packing houses to process and market their main production the transportation and storage com- parlies that handle that product and the twelve million canadian plus overseas consumerswho eat it are all directly affected and all have been completely ignored no wonder we heard disapproval of the workmen by farmers every day the strike lasted a highly perishable product and an almost as perish able export market are mvblved aside from the advantage of regular income to the farmer it is most important to him that his cattle hogs and other meat animalsare slaughtered and processed just as soon as they reach the right marketing stage kept be- yond that point even for a week or tyvo they begin to lose quality and become a hill of expense every day the pack ing house is tied up addsto the farmers feed bill and de creases his chances of getting top grading for his livestock and that loss is notjust confined to the farmer it hits our vitally important export market as well- meat from over- ii at stale cattle and hogs would soon ruin that outlet there are plenty of world rivals who would be delighted to take oyer and permanently canadas leading place in the british import food market right now we have an oppor tunity and a duty to consolidate that markel yet we risk l losing it entirely unless our abattoirs continue to f unetioh no one stands togain more from continued- high levels of export trade than canadian workers no one stands to lose more from irresponsible or weak leadership with fronald reagan janewyman prisciluflane wayne morris monday and tuesday august 13 and 14 romance drama in a new lassie- l adventure smf in technicolor ti peter lawford donald crisp wednesdayandthursday august15and 16- humphrey bogart in ihi to have and have not u our capital correspondent written expressly stouftville wilson for the tribune by dean though well-informed- observers i backstageln ottawaunsis that the federal government would nit employ big stickj methods in the v dominionprovincial conference and that there would be a definite inclination to put forth a desperate it effortto by mutal concesslonsyetthftsesanie sources seem- to persevere steadily and firmly in the belief that unlike the disastrpus last dominionprovincial conference in1941- there would be i an attitude of what must be done must be done somehow so that the federal government may be enabl- f ed tocarry out in time its ambitious u postwar programme ofproviding a i proper level of empioymentincomc vsocial security and rehabilitation of the members of the armed ser- vices ji i r t itis a practical approach and it is essential because the taxpayers ex- pecta sharp r reduction in taxation this year or next and the public servicescannot be possibly reduced for eliminated in other words while politicians may- think intermso shomer rule in provincial fields of v finance t- and taxation and others v mayithinkof centralization in the 1 federal field t thefactmsthat huge sums of moneyare needed to wcarry outjthey announced for con- f 5 programmes iinjthepost- vwarieraiwlthtthe problems calling for r solution d iwithinithev present 1 i j xfinancialtorceconomlcoframework asmuchiasposstble a realistic jl leadership isi to- be ffolloweditnis is whyiwelhnformed observers backstage ijimottawa wlnsistithat whclvmustbe done must be done standing slogan in the background of this dominionprovincial confer ence in this nations capital in august furthermore in taxation and fin ancial matters there may be no unanimity for the reasons already mentionedand final results of these discussions may not even be predictable however it is this attitude in itself- which exolains why this gathering in august in ottawa hasbeen emphasized as merely a preliminary meeting of the provincial leaders and the cen tral authorities in order to create a soundeconomic foundation for the private enterprise structure of canada within which the whole postwar eras plans may be em bodied later it is hinted that there are numerous problems that alter native proposals from the provinces may- be entertained and that a steering committee may arrange for several committees to proceed into proper detailed reassembling at a much later date or as soon as pos sible under the conditions in order to consider the reports from these several committees and to reach de cisions for action by the proder authorities either in ottawa or in the various provincial v capitals throughout this country n in view of the widespread interest throughout canada in the welfare of- the men in the canadian army of occupation in europe it can be reported that a top ranking officer of the canadian army ex pressed his personal opinion upon arrivingin this capital that he favoured apolickof sending- can adianwives to europe wo be with their husbandswho are inthe occu pation force because- he wasi much infavourofthe reestabllshmerit of ev family life 5 i of canadian clyllon raw tat the canadlanariny for a long time now there have been persistant rumours in circula tion both inside and outside of ottawa that the canadian dollar would be revaluated from its posi tion of 10 per cent discount exchange rate against the united states dollars and these rumours have been accompanied mjy sensa tional stories of what the results of such an action would be upon fin ancial obligations or stocks since the pegged rate of 10 per cent has been in existence from the outbreak of worldavarii in 1939 but the minister of finance honjliilsley has put an endto these fantastic stories in declaring fatly that there was no evidences in present cir cumstances to warrant a change in exchange rates so that the 10 per cent discount in united states funds would remain indefinitely in relation to canadian dollars at least for the moment his- declara tion has downed the wild rumours which have been heard in ottawa london and washington with no one being able to trace the origin of these rumours it is reported in v- this nations capital- that a soldiers rehabilita tion and war service grants cannot be discontinued or stopped except in cases of dishonorable discharge this is indicated at this time in view of an allegation in an inter view whenanofficeris supposed to have asserted by error that soldiers were afraid to talk for fear of los ing their gratuities indeed it is reported that disciplinary action would be taken againstany officer suggesting to members of the army that their rehabilitation grants would be jeopardized if they would not volunteer for the pacific war or remain in the forces i it has become known in ottawa that thenational advisory council of the service clubsof canada have passed aresolutioriaskrngall eer- from any more widespread sales arid advertising of raffle tickets since this has reached undesirable proportions in reply to the re port that women veterans of world war ii were not getting the exactly same preference as mien it is stressed in this capital that this is not true in regard to jobs in the civil servicethey get definite pre ference in such jobs over women who have not served with the can adian services one- the most beautiful syrian r cathedrals p- in america will be built- in canadas capital this has been madeiknown in ottawa by head of the syrian church in north america metro- politan bashir who visited parlia ment hill moreover he stated that ottawa has been recognized for a long time as the leading center of syrian culture in canada though the exact time of the visit is unknown or not determined yet it is hinted in ottawa that field marshal sir bernard montgomery would come to this country- for a visit in the not too distant- future it has- been learned along parliament hill that quite a large number of applications for the baby bonus are still coming to ottawa from various parts of can ada though theinitialchequesfor such payments have already been sent out v u eggs not confetti crested married couples i instead of confetti it was eggs that flowed down the main street of pickering village in the wake of two married couples last week trouble was the contracting parties quarrelled and took up arms against each other y eggs were freeiy thrown but the shots were very wild hence when constable john irvine was summoned and peeing that the town buildings were rather getting the worst of it he insisted on a cleanup the cop said to be a kindhearted man didnt want the supposed happy couples spending the first night in the coop so he gave the option of buying pails and mops at the hardware and going to work in cleaning up the mess when alb was made right the fighting brides fand grooms spent the night at the whitby hotel since i they were a long way from their homes up oh georgian bay j v- we wont have any use for eggs as long as we live said one of the grooms who successfully stopped a t few as they smacked on his dome man may- delay the- advance pf the falls up jtheriverby building pro- to the old woman of the joke it represents only a tumble waste of water to the geologists of the royal ontario museum it poses an interesting problem of time and erosion t t before the great lakes existed orj tht glaciers invadcl ontario the lake erie basin was drained by a stream called the erigan river it is believed to have cut across to the lake ontario basin near dundas the glacier advancing southward scraped the erigan valley full of drift and when the last glacier left the region the old valley was sealed up the lake erie basin filled up with water and spilled over the- escarpment at queeriston niagara falls originated at that time and the river beganthe cutting of its gorge which has required about 25000 or 30000 years theifallsare retreating up the river now at the rate of three to four feet a year as established by a number of surveys at this rate they u reach lake erie i and start to- drain it in about 45000years ythisisjralorfg time fromthevhumaristandpoint but very short in geological history lehmans shoe store v footwear for all the family shoe rkpaibing- l 3 s5 womens hosiery- vrir alfqt jloves shoes socks boots i i stosrvise s phone 4301 hi opposite the town clock m niagara- faias moving southwards- y niagara falls- means different things- tovdifferentminds newlyweds it- spells 5 tcctive- works of somekirid to de crease the rate of cutting of the horseshoe falls u send the tribune to absent friends the old hometown r by stanley i s 4 m ml n