CLITHERok ADVERTISER & i TIMES. FRIPA: JAJyUARY 29. 1943, (SIX) Eb lT O R ^ S P O S T -B A G


was in the letter signed In your Issue o f Friday, 17th iMt., entitled “ The Church .Confused, He has explained quite clearly


THE CHURCH CONFUSED.” I Sir,—May I say how Interested I


In response to a Hi|AT-LICHT»POWEgJ


request niiade by tha Minister 6f Fuel and


I ' Power, Fudl Watchere,


distinguished b;' this official badge,‘arc on duty in


The Fuel Watcher's ■ Official Badge


thousands^ of factories and indu scheme is' how being extended to nqn-|ndustrial conrerm such as Hotels!^ Clubs, Hospitals, kestaurants. Schools, Offices. Shops,iCinemas, etc.


| ,- • trial concerns.. The _


^ A number i f establishments of this-kind are bpng invited toiappiint a Fuel Watcherjand to apply for an


official badge from the Regional Coal Officer for ^eir The Fuel wlitcller is a person wlip /je/pr'Fqel-sayefs


in the campai^ known as the “ Baltic for Fuel. | , .


Keepaweeklyrecorlofcansumption- ■Place firebricks in open fires, , and


ed that no unnecessary fires or lights • are burning. I I '


,Turn off njdiator^ in unoccupied •


'Guard against-o)cn doc^rs and draughts, j ■


lag pipes and tanks ,_*•


rooms and cprridora.! , i •


5®' TH£ H


INiSTRY of FUL ANDPOW


ISSU ED BY EB E


HINTS FOR FUEL WATCHERS S . . .1____AvOi


Don’t black-out before ihe official rime, and don’t, keep It up later » ^ than you ' y A'-. ,


need. | ' ^


Avoid Using electricity unn«cessarily in the t^ak Period (8 a.m. to


1 (


thougljt to the "ologles” and Isms ■, , ample.i—to which Mr.- ^ om p s o i . exlstlnW ;today In this free country refers, I Would point put that th< i


conclusions ariy Intelligent person must arrive at if one gives _an^ .................. ..


of ours many of wlfich are Impor-. I .ygjjal quotas are supplied to ithii ta'tlons'from the'Continent bt frpm


houses at the trade prices


acrosslthe Atlantic. ! ..i ■ ; and uhte'strlcted quantities canto i The Roman Cathoflc Church very, .g^ppngd prices oyer toOs.. pe .


wisely keep? outside these ffistrac- bottle—and that Is to® tlons whilst definitely prpniulgatlng


they Tabsorb them. wltota_ thefr 1 consumption has enabled re®or 1 own Chmmunlon, vlzfK.S.C., B®y, hlgh level profits to be maintainec ; Scouts, Girl Guides', etc., etc.


If such movements Inter®®*'


Lgreat advance in tne'-tobacco nut j. in the inst; Budget, the ■ ^crease 1


ing whatever to do with_!joint, or, corpoi ate services,! Parades ptc.,, j etc;, and l am at a Toss to discover why tihe Church, o i which I am a profeslsed member, should think


Quile. rightly theyf-wlll have noth­


1 and Wt'otherwise.'I L , • WeJhear quite a.ilot about beins broadminded,” etc., t®i my


Ing- tnls means agreeing with- any “ olog&.T or “ ism,” otherwise one must I be labelled - as ; bigoted and


” \'^tfian^ “Vigilant”; for coming down! t6“ brass tacks:” !- V. '. Thi only point of ™lty I haye^


ever discovered upon \yhich there is seemingly universal, consent is to


be fohnd in St. Matthew’s Gospel, chap 6, v.v. 9^—13. ; k . I-WIZZER.


-from The -thC


i i l i 1 5 i i l / / Wl-


the Government make much-moi^ey toe sale o f drink and tobacyo.


Sir


“ BEER AND BApCV.” iEveryone must!' ;know


Betw'een the brewers . Government he is bled


E.P.T^.l et, “ THE


'


c., inotwithstanding. “ WATER TAX.


■ BEVERIDGE BEPOBT.”


Its vlejwS' on:all possible and ,cpn- j,ebriat6d ExaggerationDespite th. venlent occasions. [


no hiccioughlng out nf any to -


the abnormal consumption of beer be denied by adducing proof. Brewety' profits are still greatly enhanced; despltp the E.P.T. and al, other yrar;-tlme ejtpehdltures; like­ wise brewery share? demand highpi quotations.


As to the difficulty of prqcurlnr other intoxlcant^whlskey. for ex


’ . • i!‘


COUNTY SESSIONS. A s r ' i


authorised- l®mP- having a - red. fight to the rear.


Al NATION OF Sessions pn ^Monday, before Mr. P.


iDndsGoii (prssldlns) I ■ i?* 1 French and Lady -Worsley-Taylor. CYCLING, OFFEfJCES.


■ Frank! Gfbton, of! 3., Bridge-end,


BlUlngton, was . fined , 5s. In ®ach dase fori.ndlng a pedal cycle dis­ playing light other! than from an


tu7nlng home from the direction, of Accrington, and I had reached Whallesr when • he was ■pulled up. DlscoVeflhf--toat the last bus had bben knocked off, he borrowed a iblcycld from a friend, who used It only iDi the day time, and conse­ quently;'the flights were not li


^ Defendant said that he was re-


!: stated to have committed a- npls-; arice- In' Whalley, Raymond Roberts, o'f 23,i Mjdton-road, Clltheroe.'was,


^^For 1 islmllar- offences, ’ Gerald squires.! of-Tjtltot-|treet, Ghlppmg, •was alsp-fliTed' os.sin each. case. < ■ ; Into letter to the Bench. hp stated that the lights.Wer^.Edl right 'when he left home, but tpe oma'mo wept; wrons I


f filled '.-fil.


Wages no matter what to^r^js otheS mky say.^


floytog-over 12,000,Qfi0 wseMatoos there is no. work., to^e


^ ■


if/agks’.c r .a 's s s - uii'-the highway was. because the. " Tire! reason these horses , were!


Gate blown down. | and'3 ^ o f the l.ment


‘ Bera/dleyi' . Blackbu]


poor working! maft- is between devil and ‘the deep , sea: j ^ and'!


his nit of dope. , But let us keep, to the point. Drink land tobacco are


for children.-


robmPg foodl jbut deam;


■ ,m. 1 Browifiiill, ! i MISS',, Oj. AND, ivnt .S;


■ t Sir,^it Is a- peculiar '


not articles of food. i They are not necetoltles o f , life.I Fruit, milk ^ d ,


otherfoods are absolutely necessdry,| i*oY,?fH“ ^^ the’ idea 'o f a wo|ld - c.- Th&efprejhose wgo


that war mine


"Eyefy-


are >moklng and ! drinking durtog. S i r p e a c h e s -^ f o r whom?’’ b toisfdeatoM®^^^^^^^


sending them HeV shipping, space bringing ito


•Who, except ai cur, ^ould.npt muk o i . i i « give , up his drink and tobacco j to. , ad^m. ^ . ■ ordV i to, hasten:, ylntory. and save


Is lessoning our -wari effort


for these unnecessary luxuries I naxure I I


millions o f . our brave fighting nptan ,


for humanity, r '


. j -E.'; OXBURGH.


toba, iary^fo3 these’ unnecessary luxuries i


ibacco, etc., should .be bringing j ^)od.' Again, tbe labour itoces- ba^^^^


^most-wa’ r” : world premise that hu:


and the'lion a^d cnH


“ n r m human kindness will ,


for^s. who are sPcriflclng all, ®Y®n 1 unfi laid lovf oX ^ ■life.


VCLISTS, LOOK ; TO YOUR, TYRES !


without points... Ir hilst there is a rigid limit to the capacity of the


bus services, there is no liinit ito the dumber of pissen]'ers who must be carried |to and from their


^.work on time., So we get oVercrowdingi disliked equally by us and you.


| Ml 1 I 1


It'is a 'iwartime inconvenience wliich muSt J)e bprne, but it can be lessened if only those who mtwt travel, do ;soJ ’ Think, before you | make 'a jourpey, and. if. you' can, travel when the the buses.


blc; so


tons of rubber.'


Sr ,—Cyclists cle pumps to


, save hundreds-of In peace-time well


can use their


over 1,000 tons 6f it 'went to ^;he making of, bicycle tyres every year; bicycles to Britain 'must I be


c&rtying- two.- or throe thbusknd ttoifs, of rubber iround their rims


*°^ousands b j^ e s e bicycles are being ridden tyres which are


under-inflated; an®! under-toflated


tyres waste rubber. : They have only half the (life, of tyres -properly blown uh[ i r


workers do not need


Tjfies pumped hard not only save rubber: | they give ! speedier land


, i


more epjoyable therefore appeal AH hands, to the


. I '.


riding. Mayf we to every cyclists? pumps!


I


G HERBERT STANCER. (Cyclists! ■ Touring Club) A. P. CHAMBERLIN. (National Cyclists’ .Union)


A. S. GILLOTT. (National Association ,


of; Cycle: Traders)


S A. MpiTRAM. (National Clarion Cycling Club).


h ; r ., -wI


Chairman of the Natlopal Committee , on Cycling)


atling. ' ,, ,


fj.S.—And a flint .picked. fiP Today may cause a puncture to morrow; so why not look to


the Covers once a week and pick them clean ?


m REG9


mif 1


pron oH


h y s i c Fa n s ' R EM E D Y


BEER AND TOBACCO. Sir,—Mr.. Thompson has, appar-


I beer obtained, owtn& to the requeed I . specific gravity., makes i t , possible I for twice as much quantity to be


ently, decided not to refer to tne fact that, though the materials Allowed the breweries - are - only 1‘ a strictly deftoed portion f of pre-war allowance, - the' quantity of


1 produced.! It is common knowledge I'iWhat watery beverage present day


WINS m


Fitness on' the Home Front rs. I now most essential. Thousands ot.l


working hours can soon be lost 1 through Colds and Influenza alone.,


Cephos quickly checks a cold at the outset and a dose in t^e wiU, 1 prevent your spreading infection | amongst fellow, workers.


It does not aflfect the heart.


Sold everywhere in Tablet or I Powder form, 8 Powders or I 16 Tablets 1/3. 21 Powders] hr 42 Tablets 3/-. .


PRINTED. NOTEPAPER one houti


I t gdds--dignity to y ou r correspondence, W in d ow s ! fo r quality.— r-Ready{ in


IF YOUR 8REATH HAS A SMELL YOU


CAN’T FEEL VJIll


I your bowcli every daV^your mqycmcnw.gei bara ana^ ' connipated and your’ food decays, unnaiur^l^ in


UnlMiipinia^ bile juice flow from See- • . B, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE. — TeL 407-8,


'mouth and cdUt Ud;btealk .Lnjetivt8 dnd mouth . .waahM help «


^oomyj grouchy Mid no ' Your friends >m


he **up and up." Ask for Carters Little Liver Puls 'and*get what you ask for.; i/5


Take Carters LiUle Uver Pills., They]get ».osc 2


cU this decay coming.c^ut of,yow ^


t pihis of bUe flowing freriy and. then '


yoM as feet of bowels; TTds decay.8i?nd8|poispn.aU over your body every six minmes. jD jtiiUtcs vpu,


THE


g|'®^{®all the nations hatte|edj German beasts,


I week’s Ipapefs? :.General ^kortki, theiPoH?h Premier of ;their Goywn-


and y ^ what do we-read In


I meht in London, has been off J lenethv visit'to Washington wli5®J®|


■ the Lbndon Tribune , reportsj


m^orski^pl&CGd following x rp- p^^hlS'ior the endorsement, of^^^^ U.S. Stktp Eeparfeme^it:


Pnland 'to get the ;whole oi L l t & a ° the whole of Ur per


ciilpeia the whole oi * i ust Prussia, the P>^®-j93i Her with Russia, kfid the Cz^ch territories allocated to Pol ind alter the Munich idltmeml ler- ment of Czecho-Slovakix.


■Si addition to this tbe Ptilsh -Government proposes a mu


,


zone ‘ federation _ from .^the Baltic to the Black Sea. . his •nrbuld Include tbe Baltic, the Danubian - and, the , Bal san ciountries, but nbt Austria !ana not the Soviet Union.


extreme suffering has taught t ^ Poles ito cut* out this nationa i?ni business, and I also note that hey


So it would seem that ^°t stfil intend


'at! Munich. Bee what I mjsan, av/r<cq' (T) 9


of! Czscho-Slovaklan flesh_ei^-ted :


lipd


know.! After the last war. one would] have thought'that the men X served to the trenches .WDuld nave been welded toto an iifiis-


Let’s "deal with the'world we


Sjluble brotherhood their ! positions to clvie . st eet


society, but what actually J®P" penedi? Apart from November 11th S


bccasiohs, ways as


npver I happened, and the devil took


“ bn s:tffiie3yf went thefir sep: as though ^*'^®


^Aftor the°iLt war, ^ set the Ipace in disarmament. We; axed the


Navy,; and we allowed young at Oxford to go round shouting that “Under no circumstances wfil,


we fight for King and Couitry ■What happened? Every: n itlon with .to gangster cpmplei^ world proceeded to take adva^age m ' our weakness, tp our, pr .sent j


discomfort..,


1 'beer is Even Lord -Woolton :alludes to it as little more than Water.


I with the additiona,!. pint of toddeq water, would, allow me to coilsuine one quart of sd-caUed- milk. It- comes to this, therefore, that the Increased revenue obtained pythe


I .(Government is In part,, a revenue ' paid on water. Mr. E. Oxburgh’s assertion of acreage, needed for production of hops, etc., I notice is not challenged;; and neither, can


farmer to adopt similar tactics with. regard to milk, every pint, of epursp.


(No,; I. didn’t sayiVlchy water!)_ If the Gbvemment allowed-the


f I And'think on. Miss O. Al in olks with .gangster-complexe. will


itot be dead wh6n. we -have h ,aten j [ I.^matotain that! th®- oiffy way j


rrmld De trusted to dish out 3 istice | and order are the Ensfish-speaking ' nations and they will always have | to keep the rod within easy i each. i


tb keen order Is by iforce. Ani thp | onlir I nations to


.cTice I


We have had no experience ( f th^^ US S R in peace-time


toeaklng peoples ,i more pr adhere to the principles of Abiaham |


do know that .the Ep filsp- ’’novJ^ Lincoln., RICHARD A SECKE^SON.. i I


i LANCASHIRE AIDS RED C XOSS I Lancashire peopl®'®


December r^identa, in icontrrbuted no less than ^88,33 ' to toe Ifund. - CM this largifEum £U4 2^


a rapidly -Increasing.; .;tJp from :tiouse-t(>hous6 collection iMIi tn^e


Iprlhcipal. towns [and •'£374,119' was contributed at tot Ir.Pl^®® I ;|of',;employment:.by ^ven Md 'wpmen.


[l "Workers i n '7,463 firms and crganlsa-j ' tioiis.-.' '


FREE' ON BOARD From February ,1st Inlant


sates will be ohargy •for. H;M, Ships when the.


does not know whether to® abfoad or not.


sender ship Is


information pl®ase a^ ly to. me, , toys the Inspector of. Taxesi^ini the revised income, lax forms shortly to be Issued.


. ‘f i r you wish for any; tortoer ; i !■ ^Pronounced :


Redi Cross and-' St. J-ohn. Ipopular Red Cross Peimy-a-WMS Fund


! iAll


VmGNITA MAKES LIFE BRIGHTER (Non Alcoholic)


, ' 3/3 small bottle..


: C/hemists and Stores; 5/3 large bottte';.,


,


M. Caithorpo & Co., X , vinyard Works, Ossclt,


[FARMERS OPPOSIJ I^iSTEURISATlON


(hp'^imtv N.UP. Execu-tive ithat .toe M k f f i dairies Order lof. 1923-shoujd be carried out in i.ts ■


' A' meeting of farmers at Prestto! n Monday dec&ed to recommmd to


and tout unqualified support should 4- ttVEii to the vetermaryl .panel scheme ’or disease conitrol, as :an alternative to


fullest applicatlbn attitnrndiicer-i-etbilers.


of a He,-all! pastcui


try-ing; to , t _ distributive Industry. - ide"of'"produceViitkilers. was.. <^e


milk distributive combines who w :rto get' a- monopo ,ly of the m


1-Out opposition to! pasteurisation) leged &at the motement towai iTTsation'had been begun by t


p S e r s tihroughoult .toe coutoiy. he '


. ■ x,


-"“— for the aUth'oritieslte • ------ -ip.the mfik. start, ought


^fftr b‘‘tter to hdve Q


atr thfe Murce tban to^try to makerit “'^Wd should , enebura^


of disease,’'ihe addea.


'to’toiitotn) said ft ^ - clean milk supply


rirliikl milk tis a diseasefresisitant’ ratbar S


(Hoghton) said - to^ .op


POWER


'tpHE only power .that :I shall ever 1 i seek;


The sick arid dying, friendless and !i oppressed, ■ ; • ■ j


■WiU be the bower, to help and cheer ■ I;-the weak,— ■ T


The blind'bnd hopeless, honieless, ,.j^ and depressed. . 'j . ,


:


The -power to,- help an honest i: fellow-marij


s^e aiterwaros. ^ ■ -,,, J . . Arid onqe again restore the sanity to believe It is a .caW


Arid cle4nse ■ the world o f sorrow : and ^espaifl.


I , i . • ‘ • 2'jr/l/43. .


•Of tdrtured and perplexdd human- i' Ity; .


E. OXBOR.GH-


And working for a better day to- - I; morrowt ; . .


Tile power to help . those smiling I through their sorrbw,


1 Arid bring more sunshine Into life’s ! short span. •' , |


Tlie. power I'.to help, jthe guiltless ' .ey’rywhere,,:


. - s i ■ ' I nergy.., 'yAi.


B I£A I,n .m i i ip is i


\PLEASANT a n d ;, I INVI GORATING^


- ^H k


r * , *


r ^ e . MISS -Oxburgh, and^;T P; ^


toe c?iifc1^m.' I sincere^ ag^ee Miss Oxburgh’s: idea of a_poi


world Is toflnltefyjuperipr I.myself ^ b .


o read! a criticism of oh^. wrtrk I tn aeree with every word


^ shall 1 always have great unempu y


field gdte had^-heen blown-down by| the 'Storm,” said Mr.\H- We^eks defending ,E11 Holt, of J)ove ,Coto Farm, Hurst Green;, who was sum-j moned for allowing horses to stray, on the highway. ”T have to express regret,tout at the same time defen-; dant can-scarcely be blamed, Mr; weeks iadded.-


A fine of 5s. was imposed. CjHIPPING COLLISION.


.


A' Tsummons against 'Thomas Henry! -Bradley, of Countess Hey,


motor-rcar without due, attention was dismissed. ..It was stated that the proceed­


...


Farm,! Chipping, fw idrivlng a 1


. .,,.-1 care and


ping ! at 10-0 a.m. on 'Tuesday, December 22nd.;Alexander Graham, of 32, iat. Johri’s-road, Burnley, was driving his lorry to the direction; of Chipping, at a. moderate speed, on ms correct side of the, road, when defendant came out of a side road and a' Collision .occurred. ■ ■ | Mr. I Clive S. Corder, of Manches;-


ings arose out of an accident ^ i c r . took place to Longrldge-road, (tolpT


. ' i • ■ By RICHARD A. STCKEI^SON.


fTOR over |201 years we have sung ■


•1 such words, as these ;


lOallfornld here '-T 'come-rlght ! back where I started from.


•'


iWhere bowers of flowers bloom In I the sun 1 ' •


lEach morning, at dawning, birdies i sing and everything.


, ' , . ,


Where humming.'bees slnglmem- dles, and 'orange flowers scent


! the breeze. , : Georgia,


'Tnis peach anthem ended with I’ll bet sou Iflnd yoUrseU a peach ■ ux ix-


I What' a peach


;


POr ev’rvto'tog 'is peaches down In Gecfgla. ,


Settle dewn to,a peach of a life, ,


of a w ife ; '' - ' „ ^ - Hi ' . ,


■years old bUt, as I write these words, thArzldlp Is invittog me to go “ beyO;id !'.the , hills of Idaho. Now,' how often do we have a popu­


i Yes, those good old songs are 20


lar, song which deals ^ I th any place out: lde| toe United States of; America? Once in a while we are Invited to Vienna ,br Paris! hut, by


and la fg ;, • ‘all the place-names mentioned in popular songs are to


.imerlca., .. ! , 'i ^ ^ ■'. . . Of late; we have had a lot of


songs about . Havana-^bUt then Havana b the eapital of the Repub­ lic of Cuba, ‘which is an itoerlcan, protectoratesT-and about ^ Hawaii (the Pacific Islands which belong to the U;S but which; used to; belong to ns) but when, oh when dp we ever, have 3 popular, song about places in old-'Er glhhd (aP^rt from tradi­ tional airs), or about South Africa, Australia or Canada? ^ And why not? Because America ha|s sold ns the idea of Amenca In: songs, and via the-1 liking pictures. "


. n: ■ The; mast untrayeUed P®r®ofi


Georgia; Is -S5®onymous ^with ----- ■ and that orapge blossoms scentl-the breeze.; in California; .but


ow convinced that the i| State of


ter' who defended.' said, his client had been driving, for 23 years .an^ had a perfectly clean fecord. Owing to a high hedge, defendant s vley was dbscured, and he had to, draw out totyardsi'the crown of-the road to see what waa coming, upop 'seeing Graham’s vehicle; he acceler- ateiil so that it could' pass behlii|d and'i ihad 'Graham matotatoed ,a straight course.;instead of swerving to the right, a colllslpn would hot


. ■ For orlvlng without'a current driving licence, Bradley was fined


have I occurred. , 10s.! ' J. .................................. SL/UDBHRN


—The interment book place on Sato- day afternoon, from her. home, -NW shawl Bungalow,” Clowbndge, of Mrs, Elizabeth (Hannah Altham, wife iflr.


FUNEBAL OF MBS. eVH. ALTHA^. '^°MtS?


pital! on Wednesday we^. ^®to I Chipping,- she -had' spent many ye, in , §Iaidlurn; where she was-very M


known aud modt lyighly respected. ^ and: her Husband had been


year.jpassed qivay at the BurntorH^ who was in her-sixU^


■she had many, friehas-, Muc]i s ^ [ pa thy has- been extended !Mr.;Altham • his ^n and -dau^ten.^The son IS at


'regret throughout 'to| Strict , ^wl^e The interment


prestot serving with HJVL Forcre. I . | P mx;.


S h C'Rew^, C.“kltue"tofflciatto|;


Thejob^quies ,were of a only the very; near relatives being attendance. The Burpley Co-oper^frb Socibty- carried out the''arrangemen|ts.


;-.x— took- place in [he I at .Slaiqburh_ Parish j


-Fann; Hapton. for a period years. Her-death has caused sinc-..^


farming for many years -h^mg refiato at-.; Grtodleton. and at;'Green Ntjok


pxir


Jpst .op®! moL. Ev’rythlr


g Is peaches down more example : ,


peach ot to clime for a ! o f 'a time.


■ ■ -1 ,,


^^Hoinel In Pasa.dena'. Home where' grass Is"greeper;


much toithel good.i I hate the Idea of compstlng with America. BUT, Mr. Wlnant 1 represents pm* section of j- American thought, there are other sddtlons which are | wealthy and powjerfill hndi which axe ready take ( advantage of cur pre-


to ocmpatlbn with this wartfor-suri vlval to take from us such


is to


still


oUr shlklt ^leevei rolled SEfflx opp goods.


Dlir ^ e t 1)


l : r i


dfily defence Is to pe ready ’. ,he world markets with ! up and i


.


lt|hecesspry[that pur mariuiacturers cars of as low could hull the body and'passen- '


e stupid horse-power-system motor taxation! In Engla,nd made


brse-ppwer as eight pf the car-


auce


tract! on over s^even-horse-power, [and had to be licensed as i' h.p.


.-xi-x-xv [market demand^' larger dorse-i pwered cars, the f;rade for • aall horse-powered cars would


surely, ‘ as- the' /American trade, and the American,


I - ' - I-. ■


pe essentially / the sinecure of ; bagllshiinanufacturers. ‘ It was. for bit; until 'Ford found tha]; he ' pot sell ! his high-powered re on account of the horse-• [taxation, system] so he to cut toto the smallhorse- m a ^ e t ' as. far as! England •


does ansi song ever teir you about I colonial TMds. , the rich soil aroUnd Cape X o ^ , ' It i f all a matteif of South Africa. So rich Ithat the I publlc|requfremfents up to Kaffir' servant oft a friend of mine Knowing what


,


once squeezed an! over-ripe tomato to people no matter what out of ithe window and. a ' few or creed, and selling It t


likely


obscured the'wifldow? | Doiyou ever hear of the.loveliness


of the British' 'Whst Indifes to any .songs? lOr of the mountain beauty of Banff. Alberta,' or of the'natural


hot ’ smtogs -of ..Rotorua, New Zealandl or of


tralia ?JThey -are, all of them, quite as 'much entitled :toj. musical honours as;any place to the StatM. . Why IthenIdo wO not pavej^songs


Beach, Aus­


to honour of anywhere Qu^de the ■U.S.? The answer Is. I that the Americans are the greatest sales­


...merlCahicars.! The. Yankee cars had al snappy build, smart co a ^ ;work, pac4radio,| etc., and they ------


- ladyffriend of mine was a car- .al'eswpman In Johannesburg, South fricaJl She told me that |she could, ot sell an English car against the


_____ ^hcerned.' He did, ahd every- ne knows! the; result. Hie Ford light tnd the Ford 10 knocked the ants m any car which the English lanufacturer. qould; put on the arketi at'the price. Go abroad and- what do we hear?


for knockto'g-about on weighing \


a ^ e art. bo appeal their race them in


irs ago I


manufactured I automatic - tele­ phones. We fitted obscure places like ifarbin In China With auto­


__ The Austin Seven] was just ‘


ustln cafaie out with his Seven” 'fabric; body, and. ,r. ame out with his “Morris '1


trade as IDDLSND SI


■ extracts from wh ,'.jvith:— ii


. Held yesterday, th aUdlafid Bank Lti B. 'McKenna) pn


r^STEAD Of deii t l the annual meel


.tanks art in.essenl device, ■with;! the I guaranteeing secui


■ .deal with flftee coupons a week, ari


: vouchers ■


. representing, coupf , the banls; we


-.and from that pd the -wlholesaler tl


coupons', themselJ ■been coUnted by r the bank and erq a'ccounit.l’ have;


. may require to'l'i banks undertake I keeping, yntries aiT do not exceed whl “coupon I purchas^


I'cheques” on his j procedure wil Compare


inyolyed if n| Were in operaj


‘coupons handed! ■ would have- to; a iiis own premise!


After ■ tpe retail


,, accordiiig to hisl suppliers, and dl precautions agsf


to- count out


■ The wholesaler 4 count out 'the I ' provldd for saf|


count out odd ' and ; teps and lequiremente fi 'm.anufa|cturera,


counting and coupons, stonngi


to whicH


ithat they existed I cerylce for the t i l .been buried long ing' example of -1 vided by the ne^ by the banks uiid ing scheme. Beyl gil itransfens c£ col


17,000 traders’ :c| It is not always! _


' tenns o f . ma simple'- device o| system.


would ^ on, i of mechanical; business, excep] first stege, is rd ing • a fimall ir|


.


' national resolu; goal deemed fa: and cteirtuous ri


annual! meetiP; ■been dark ant


th e bCTLOQI : On‘| the' Iasi


' ation.!! Althoug to do.'jthe find in prospect an* Thus, -we go 'ifl ready for all fiT made upon us L


-is - in less sonil naw to [the evl positive, tesultsJ rifice in the pei]


matic n telephone exchailges. and after we had made automatic tele-,


men OI' earth and. Until we leatn the tort of salesmamshipl in to hig way'the Yanks will continue to^sell us off bur feet. They have sold us Amerlcb i land: things | Anierican in sofigl. ;By . an alpmst u n - ] ago.


canny chology


those ' tolngs which tickle ftoe mental palate of mankind (an^d womankind). Did-you pyer figure


[the Americans pick on


out! how-much it costs! to factuxd toe coloured tohhito that women smear on their Mces? Ctoly a fraction of.the selhng_^prlce. The greatei^’J)art of the production and


marketing cost .goes in trve boxes and ihe advertising. The Americans pioneered th^ -mass pro­ duction W-Women's toUet falals.


traliap ijle News-letters biroadcast from the B B.C.


by


tralian • tyoops serving Tonigl.t .(January ;^5th, anrtouiicer said^ that


you ever! listen tb the Aus- le


an Australian an­ nouncer] for toe benefit of Aus­ I ZeMand would he 4®^^ *


over here? 1943) the


phones for little places all over the world [the job came to ant end, and we ha,d to start on mlne-Signalllng appar itus for coal mines, etc., and half the .factory -was lasted off becau se there was not enopgh work. ■ London decided to have jthe auto­ matic ! telephone systeip about seven years ago, and LlverooOl, the place 'Where we made the i con- founced telephones, has only in­


; Fortified by tol our- task is no ment TVith no|i


than toe mag inescapably de


DO^


vested in them! since the old manual bombed too years


exchange was ----------- aeo See what I mean? We don t


some young pup says “ Huh, that was 20 years ago!” I reply the auto­ matic telephone system .today is exactly the tome now a^ It was 20 yejars ago, dials included. Th s has been a mournful recital. Granted! The la s t'20 years has


work: ng man.! He,...


he 1: thinp. our


been natu: new. 1820’


told. He 'Is not invited to The trouble has lain with money-grabbing manufac-


.• ,x ^ *


tureiE. the governments that have — ' •


tifrle i


■es algodd'turn by o^tonr^® A. He went on to say. fi°^®^®f; t altooiigh Australia and New


laiid were more thkiL gratefu.


[ for tl:3 help which t o ^ had re celved from America to to®[f ^®®,®Ati dire P^ll of Japanese invaslonl


they hrcferre'd to remain free ani i sel/g|vwntog; But you'follow to'


1 of I the London County (pouncll. told


*^'^On the 4th January. Dr, Gilbert Murrdyl speaking; to >00 Londor S o l children under toe auspice:


'them “ jThe British Empire is being outstWped by.thd United States o|


^ o r years I;have^loved'^America


-and f ie American mod? of life and I do sb to d a y . . For 20 years I have iesplsed the dull,


'ItVA


o f 'f i f f t o this country, No^ofy alperfebn born here cojild ®tond it but I have always hoped that somi fine caV the old country would pull Its socks "up and, become modern This iwar has given us our chunc to be something different. I appte date Mr! John G. -[fttlnant to! American Ambassador to Great I Britain. He has started a 'bife


satisfactorily?” ' Then wthen the US. manufabturers m-ake ;a newer,


modfei of is)


lyhen the hid oiiA'xs seliing quite


this car tor whatever..it neA------


l


to manu bid


r ati _ .


snat pier ■ model and sweep the m'arcet, the! Englishmaii b l^ e s world condltloiiil for his yanlshing


xsalek.' The tiwerp. ) | _ ■Nbw here is. our chance. ■ -When


tlhe iwar ends the Yanks intend marketing a| car made of .plastic “Perspex’’ stuff similar to the material used' for makihgjmachine- gun I blisters 'Ihli i plastic


thing here.|- [


iccxx made that Ai stralia and we'go to thelexpense of setting up ifactufe a new


suggestions manufacturers' say “ Why should newj'plant


■ Ninety per cent, of] English


’in'office in that "ipie. and a ■to English, dislike of ianytoing • You must write “Estoblished ' oyer your shop to sell any­


■‘over 'thirty-thA'd . lent report o|


meeting was night week; '


WOMEN’S 'I


been thistrout le has jnot lain ■with the —■ as ever, does as


■amiourriful history'ks la ^ s country 1 is Concerned. The


I later meeting] aDPointed deiei


mg to be heidl .fient expressed dying .report at]


and a'll the pii A. Langshaw, f


. Bureau had- hi in trouble in J


interesting 'ta Advice Bureal


' The meeting from the Nat] War Educatio]


able to make f •' Ithe idiscussiM


I Tyrer, and W hour: was devj


I the winners Miss M. 'Wab


! ' 'i


'theibid stuff , he is craw. neverhsmell cars;


posf-war pla ns. po not wait to see j


Start n right now with your


be hopelessly out of English manufacturer t he will be ^ble to sell He will for


■ also' enjbyine the closed ■car.'i'--The old


the -world piarket e a:


what’ the‘ Yanks v/111 do and then copit- them. • •


Let’s|g?tttogether post-war .p g lg - '^ e t t c a n Youth Movement. So


firel! which, the Yanks admit, is better than their best fighter planes. ■Very well—we are capable of any­ thing. LETS GO!.


This country tovented the Spit- [


allow’ the nlotbrists to Jenjoy his car las' thoi.gh ‘ it .was | an open touiJer, whil comfort of z models will date! I f the Imagines tha


transparent I stuff will . i.‘—...f ..J.-


on bombing planes, 'Kic*


:SchOol give a Rainfall 1142|


Weaither rl


ion August 8;| 1942, 5.90 insi


Heaviest dt I ip-ioj


; rainfall. |t9^ Rainfall for,


iBerved by the! TIewby; Miss J ton, Mesdama


{ the New Zeal] and notified ing, whs trac|


' son’s ration ca / anxious paren]


from the 'moxM


' Equally satisfa report presenl (Mrs. Gar-dnerJ unanimously r f ; other officers ;


. monthly meet] '. infoimative af


, active than ' inj schemes, and j nlng, and othd


presented by ,i this revealing conditions the '


; but the amol i 1.15 in. fell ; April had I • Bain onlyj


!: a.m. daily,


o f rainy day , 'Readings )


; : [Highest rd , age .12 in. I


■29.20 ins. Rain fell |


Xsun): lowg ■ : . Baromctei]


‘ :. .'■, Wind "was| : one.


day.'_ .■II" RADIOS


.' : ■ Troops a| . iGloucesteri a regular ba enterprise o| This dperatf ■tary womed Vman’’i the ] this Org


i-lsets, " saw adjusted, an


J And picks l.dharge.


jinost isolatl ; .Onice a "wel “tot refresh '■.accumulaltoq


. .


,SR., I six: n| 1


' -ifTotal rain ! Highest ml


I were 63 fine! In June, r|


lOtlh and 301 December f


. In the mon : -the rainfall | and- June


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