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Red Deer Advocate 1944-01-01 - 1945-12-31
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1945-11-07
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PAGE FOURTEEN THE RED DEER ADVOCATE, RED DEER, SEBERTA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1945 q Listen to Farm Radio Forum Now on the air over CFAC or CJCJ Every Monday Night at 8:30 p.m. Organize a Listening Group and combine education, nment and group activities for the benefit of 1f and neighbors. C. A. Ronning Goes To Post in China After five years service with the RCAF, Chester Alvin. Ronning, former M.P.P. and former leader of the C.C.F. party in Alberta, has left f Chungking where he will take 4 civilian post with the Cana an embassy Mr, Ronning was born in China the University of berta he returned to China to teach school and study Chinese from to 1927, trative intelligence section ef the For further details, Canadians welcome then: home with pride, the wearers of this symbolic, button :,. that tells and means o mtich + ask those who wear it, they'll tell you that during years in uniform the demand was for the unfailing solace of Sweet Caps . ... and now, back in elvviee it still rates firet in amoking And. pleasures. write ALBERTA FEDERATION OF- AGRICULTURE 525 Lougheed Bldg.. Calgary SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES Canadian air force in this war. For some years he was principal jof the Lutheran College at Camrose and he was a member of the Al- berta Legislature trom 1932 to. 1935, o 44-2 11) rrere's no aubititute tor circula tion and reader interest. Advertise tn The Advocate, War With Russia Not Inevitable M. J. Coldwell, national C.C.F. leader, said in an address at Ottawa war with Russia is not in * and added that an understanding with that country ev Mr Coldwell sa today was between the ideology of one hand, and a democratic social- id. The rations of the Canadian oc- cupation army in Germany. have Seed reduced during tue last: eignt or ten days to bring them in line with the rations fed troops in Brit- October 30 in the: House of Com. THIS WESSAGE PREPARED AMD SPACE DONATED By T. EATON Come in THE INTERESTS OF THE NINTH VICTORY LOAM mons at Ottaw Greece... the dogged ally in China are next-door-neighbours now And they're hungry, human reasons why we must keep buying bonds. of the world Canada has home: Canada is one of the rich neighbou: unscarred by bombs, and children not maimed by malnutrition. Canada as a good neighbour has a great obligation, Canada must contribute from her plenty to the world's need. YOU make your contribution when you buy bonds. Some of the 131,000 carats of diamonds that-wei sized by M Arthur's men in Tokyo are held in a trooper s hand (above), and others on a table top. In the background are several of the ordin- ary vacuum bottles in which the gems, worth many were found in a bank vault hidden there fora Jap government agency. is not only possible but certain to Allstale Stewart come got to understand each id. e real struggle in the world Army. a totalitarian communism on the Air Apel TO THE WORLD Speed haz caused distances to dwindle. The hard-fighting friend in t Canada, too, has her own big back-yard to keep free from the debris of inflation and depression. Canada has her fighters to bring home - her wounded to restore to health. Canada has h r own country to convert to prosperous peacetime trades. YOU add your support when you buy bonds. Canada has great obligations, great needs, and Canada asks you to buy bonds...to keep on buying bonds. THAT is your part... to dig deep into your pocket and buy bonds toward a more vigorous and Prosperous Canada resident in a better, healthier world neighbourhood. BUY VICTORY BONDS JAP DIAMONDS SEIZED IN TOKYO lace million dollars, Railway Revenue From Armed Services Ottawa, Oct. 31 The following table, showing the amount of money poratiosi iven mall carriage, Commons for (CCF, Winnipeg forth): CPR. 1944-1945 11,217,350 8,349.148 May fiscal year ts on-the other, be: a 3.113,718 2,132,105 The gap between these two RCA. ideologies is not unbridgeable be- to Dec. 8,290,006. 7,998,232 cause both believe in common RC. r ownership, Ifthe peace is to eh-) to Aug, 32 43. 4.456.978 3,845,255 our idea of democracy and Navy an. 1 to : sia's idea Thust find a contact i945 9,340,208 2,606,183 yar must: understand, eacal Nave to ays better. Aud, 3t, io 3,211;619 1,965,165 5 o Mail a 1984 3,651,612 4,042,644 Othe pema fon tn when (CANADIAN OCCUPATION in (a months) 18a 2 395.573 / Tobecss Can He Smoked TROOPS RATIONS CUT CRIPPS TELLS YOUTH PEACE MUST BE KEPT London Sir Stafford Cripps, pre- sident of the Board of Trade, said ain, Defence Minister Abbott sald on October 29 at the opening rally f the world youth conference that lestruction of civilization within the lifetime of today's rising gener- ation wa: by experiment establish the teath of the theory iat, the world can ae together i The Canadian. Aiegation includes .W.C.A., Edmonton, Nix: Bdmonton Uaited Young People's Union and Student Christian Movement only the best.. it costs less. in the long run. RH ea SS ue 0 are no power Leslieville Women Fix Up Clubroom teen members attended the meeting held at the home of J Lawson on with the alent Mrs. F. Averill, in the chair. A vote of thanks was extended 19 Mrs. McCallum and O. Stephenson for-handling the lunch, at the Rangen sale, and to Mr. Lloyd for his kind assistance in helping to kalsomine the nt non Hall, If ermit, (t was decided to hold the educa: tional picture show in the school on November 7, due to the decrease in attendance, Fourteen mall sacks of clothing have been shipped through the local post office for the National Clothing Collection, and plans were made to hold the annual bazaar and tea in the hall over Mc- ie co-operation Nin Wit Mrs. NOTICE We Are Now Hauling GHOST PINE COAL Potts Bros. Phone 396 of the local or in the sought to erect publle facilities in town, and it was to back the local teachers in their efforts to hold''the Christ. ree. and concert. the McKinnon store, 4 for the baby clinic held lint Mon. day. These clinics are of charge and all mothers in any dis trict surrounding Leslieville are in- vited to bring th children for a general check-up, advice, or for the immunization of contagious diseases. The clinics held on the first Monday of every mon Miss Elaine Finkbeiner attended the wedding of Miss Eva Hammond Deer on Friday. Leallevilie ana district 's welcomi- ing Charlie Hainsworth. back from overse: Miss Patricia Brown, who has made-her home with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie for several years, is now em- Ployed at the Rocky Mt. House hos- pita: Mi ir, and: Mrs. Leonard Harris, of Oyen, and their s returned from overseas, have been visiting Mrs, A, Harris. AL a necting held in the: school on Octobs under the auspices of the Leslieville W.L, a Girls Club was organized with the aonb Wwing officers: President, Edith Vice- pe reaieat retary, Jo Gal Smith: carter Jean Hooe: Mr. and Mrs, Morris and baby son; Mr. and Mrs. Swift, Marian, Dorothy and Allan were Edmonton visitors last week-end. Cpl. Clifford McBeth, just return- from overseas, and Mrs. McBet are visiting Cpl. McBeth's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, R, Hake. jer; Treasurer, Directors, paveriay Beno and Almi P. McGill has returned to Hanna after spending two weeks in the Leslieville and Eckville districts. Bob Kri at their respective homes in the district has purchased the putlaing poet owned by Earl Card, and is moving it to the east end of town for a dwelling. Objectives Set For F.A.0. at Quebec Objectives of the Food and Agri- culture Organization, which opened its meeting. at Quebee City on Octo- r 16, are in brief: levels of nutrition and standards of living of the peoples under thelr respective jurisdictions. Securing improvem the eMficiency of production and distri. bution of all food-and agricultural products. Bettering the condition of rural) populations, thus contributing to- ward dn expanding world economy, led. in the proposed con- qi ja Conference Food and Agriculture, held at Hot Springs, Va. in May, 1943, has a simple structure. There is to be a representative conference, a direc- tor-general, anda permanent staff. representative council cach nation, whether it be large or small, has one vote. Each of the 44 coun- that were represented at the Hot Springs conference and on the mmission may become members of the permanent organ- ization simply upon accepting its constitution. oer countries may be admitted upon the concurrence of two-thirds of the Organization's total membership, The tative represent ( aeahrn will meet annually. it, rector general will be. the principal official of the Organiza- tion and will supervise the day to day work of the permanent staff. He is to be -el cted at the meeting in Quebec, and the headquarters of the Organization will be selected. The plan to finance F.A.O. as the Organization is commonly termed, is that each member nation would be required-to contribute a propor- tlonate share of the bi the 2,500,000, Canada will pay about five per cent, or 125,000. At the meeting at Quebec the Organization of FAA.O, is to be com pleted and policies discussed. The organization on its formation will then proceed to serve primarily as fact finding and fact disseminat- ing body in the flelds of food, agri- culture and nutrition, It will have to direct or control the agricultural program of any mem- ber country, but it is expected to become a powerful influence in shaping world opinion on food and agriculture and in advancing, the progress of the tn COUPON CAL CALENDA November 8 Meat coupons 10. November 15 Meat coupons 11 Butter coupons 129. Sugar coupons 66 and 67. Preserves coupons P20, P21. ne, just The CLUB CAFE CHAS. CHUCK Ross Street West GLASS- Car-Crystal or Safety Window Glass Plate Glass and Mirrors Bring your Sashes in to be: Fitted Snappy service. A.J:Millard Glass Shop (Just West of the Imperial Bank) 43-tf Phone 671 RED DEER AS AN. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Canadian farms now offer excellent opportunities for: Skilled Farm Workers q and Other Mechanically Trained Men mere before has the farm offered such wide-spread ppeal to mechanically trained men to weld Their special training into Canadian ogriculture OBS ARE AVAILABLE IN Lola e dons Wages plus board compare favourably with Canada Must Produce Food and More Food Apply today National Employment Office or Provincial Agricultural Service for complete information. DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR HUMPHREY MITCHELL A. MacNi Minister of Labour Deputy Minister Ce) Me Advocate Want Ads. Bring Results Try Them. WEDNESDAY, N CSS eee When it's cold outs Kentil A gay asphalt tile f A basement play-rc house. That's why Why, too, you'll w Tile the correct fic ment floor in conta It's moisture-proof, eye. If you're planning the one you have, s Tile plus old surplu attic. Come in soon we'll gladly submit Sa YOU EATON S Synthetic SUPER-GRI TIRES Designed especially for going, the deep self cle tread gives added tract snow, and on icy Available in. the follc sizes, to essential users ot ing the necessary. permi 475-500x19, 4+-ply 9D, 525-550x17, +ply 9G. -17. 600x16, 6-ply --.- BD. 00x16, 4-ply
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Image 1094 (1945-11-07), from microfilm reel 1094, (CU11289200). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.