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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1946 THE DAILY TIMES.-CAZETTE News Letter From Eire (By STUART UNDERHILL) ,« Canadian' Press Staff Writer 'Dublin, Oct, 16~(CP)--Eire has become s promised land for thous~ ands of English tourists, but the 'promises aren't always kept, Austerity-starved travellers, their ted whetted by tales of lavish feasts, find that food is much more tiful here than in England, but as freely available as they were led to think, "It costs about 4s 6d (00 cents) to get decent lunch in Dublin, and there are less than half a dozen places where you can get it," a fdot~ sore tourist from Brighton told an Irish Times reporter who conduct~ ed a survey amgng the visitors, Even harder to find than meals are cigarets, which are much cheaper than those in England, Courtes; y But most of the tourists the re- porter talked to were delighted by Irish courtesy and cheerfulness, and impressed by the extent of Dublin's theatre entertainment, They all eirucd horror, howev~ er, at the ancy of begging or near-begging. : MIL it's not evening paper selling, it's 'singing' to the bus queues, or sellirig shoelaces, or song sheets, or beer and you 'spend your whole time saying 'no' to a string of bare- footed children, "Some of them have brought the uisances peop take it all for granted." Still They Came hunger for steaks and eggs cream, they arent discouraging the visitors, a full-fledged Trans-)Atlantic air terminal, The Eire government, which proudly calls Shannon "The Hub of the . Atlantic," is expanding the field: THe main runway is being extended to 11,000 feet and soon twenty planes will be accommodat~ ed on the ground at the same time, Shannon cost £3,000,000 ($12,000,~ 000) to construct, Although no of- ficial figures have been released, it now is believed to be showing a profit through landing and other airport fees, London--(CP)--~The most impor tant pletures from the King's col- lections will be shown next winter "Adolf's Son' -- She Says fil] + | IL ABNER vi & - JO-/6 IAN Cx 7 J | 4 LD TELL ICEMAN, LJ just plain cadging," a Canadian |at Burlington House by the Royal serviceman said, Academy, and will include nearly "You go into a bar for a qulét | 500 works, : THANK GOODNEZ5/ | A000 TD HAVE HATED 2 TO LOSE MY. NEW LIPSTICK, i _ By HAM FISHER Gin NRETE | : WEAN ce Torr TRANSPORTATION JOE PALOOKA By CHIC YOUNG NOW, WHO PID 4 WE DECIDE WAS )' GOING TO GET THE BULBS? LETS GET TOGE WL ON THIS! I'LL THEM, SO I DIDN'T BLY | [FRoM ANY (| OKAY 33 LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY By BRANDON WALSH HOLD YOUR HORSES | {oe TANT BOTWERING WITH NOTES YOUNGSTER = I'M NO N' MORTGAGES, 'CAUSE I KNOW GIVING ANTHING MOST FOLKS ARE HONEST = J FREE TO ANYBODY FOR NOTHING = HONEST, MR. TOBIN = [ THINK YOU'RE SWELL ~ YOU OWN, THE WHOLE CITY, AN' YOURE GIVIN' TLL SAY YOU'LLYBE SEEING ME, YOU $CUM = WITH A ROD, BUT N br THE Figting kino! J] > [RoBiN, I HAVE SOMETHING oi U] R ; Ta R viEap po Ly Sond R bhoriiion : " TES GNA --By JIMMY MURPHY = DON'T POSSESS THE ~ | SUPPLE FIGURE. Ob APOLLO, "THE ROMAN 40D OF BEAUTY- . 60 YOU CAN STAND A TOOTS and CASPER te ow Gk WY AN OF BEA Ege ISN ON A DIET, IT'S PART OF GLAMOUR YOU EAT YOUR CARROT AND LIKE IT, IT'S oe FOR YOUR COMPLEXION "TOO, AND REMEMBER ANY RADIUM SianaLs J THE GE! ME RAW CARROTS. I FEEL LIKE A RABBIT! ON & A COUNTER Very 4 = 20088 BECAUSE -- | HAVE A WHY DATE = WITH RED - GET MY NEW DRESS OuT OF PLEASE, PENNY - I'M GOING BUT INSIDE, THE WILY | PRE EE or hRIBARE BYR 3 NG we SIONAL NOW! PROFESSOR e RADIUM MUST BE HIDING IN THIS OLD BUILDING ! i