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The Sylvan Lake News 1942-01-07 - 1944-12-20
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1944-12-06
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BLUE COVER Pure white Free Burning AWHILE Se ntically | there Audience—Sure! 1 ) this show. Vaggs, did the elec the way you ex- was afraid all the t go like 1 said it didn’t.” tat you were talk~ whole hour at the [r. Simpson Smith; she hadn't replied his wife ‘ou can't have any ven't I already told I right, but T won- gets the idea that hanging your mind. yu any Have sir it —Wh ‘ould you ex-serviceman with tertaining the vic the guest remarked hoy of the house - say prayers be! , child? id the child. “Dad , pretty reliable.” comes a man for Let me practice on ght, but be careful r, do you have any at the moment, sir, a few minutes. TF tleman over there back. a, vat's a vacuum? uum is a void. now, papa, but vot's oing round the penal ne upon a convict on," said the visitor. 16 reply title of your new “Reaping.” nd 1” war novel!” see nee takes me to the Saturday hat is he studying antiques, a woman ) cents for a 10-y $200 for bedspread larship>j and. cash award listed! compositions. tither sex Under 1, 1915, the los entries, Me open to compet who do not quatit mand full informa ADIAN PEREPORM SOCIETY LIMITED Building, Toronto TENTS ) EVERY INVENTOR. a and full Information RAMSAY COMPANY, nt Attorneys, 273 Bank Canada, THE NEWS, Sy Says Britain HUMAN TORPEDO ve Goat | BEEF CONTRACT ‘Shipping Losses How Britis Seamen Sank A 10,000: Requirements Of United Kingdon Will Not Need oo seek OF The Allies VAN LAKT ALBERTA Lend-Lease ry Sick 0. “ont oan oe oe! An Neutrals : ~ The F e Jiaclosed ian ha: ' 1 t t 1 F 7 1 mh mut is itt astrh th t my < minimum beef rec rem at » \ fe A tra. f if rold ¥ British ana side the har t Ki nf c ¢ fi ' uh D Great: W Un dive wt an and fx 1 194s ee eI TM aut one \ torpec the hull Agriculture Minister Gardiner in egal 162,01 r f tdi Later it was ear 1 Causer Jinly nounced . reem t r ee fy ' m 4 tt «bie “ aptured. Smith still is whieh 100,000,000 pounds of beef 8 thin ob re Brit missing. 1 D.S.O. has been a . minimum wot exported in 1944 ** gerrguting 14,647.000 h after the release gd Causer and tt sitetpinnions nd 1948 ents of some s ment white paper iantry medal went to Smith {1,NKO! pounaR fed cheen macs then, THM Heatten government ratenyad tribution to the Tt was the ‘ond Known successful d were included the tota ut a Riva oe sor war offert Butler Indicated WS -homan torpedo" exploit by tish | Officials suid the United Kingdon | SEE By aae i fF people Would het need post-WAY naval me Tannary, 1948, the had ood to tekeonl! Canadian beer losses by Britatn, 1 1 ne civillan lend-lease to get them back lass cruiser Ulpio | surpluses which could be shipped and: * presumably the service of on an ever economic Keel nm sunk in Palermo harbor hit has been estimated that final ship the 1 iter! Nato Simult x Interpreting the British white 41 8.500-ton transport lying nearby. | ments in the two-year period may be ‘1! War shipping administration paper, he declared the figures do not usly damaged, later sank three or four times the imum MOM CAUATTAN OLS lugnes: tot show that the British empire ts broke The highest shipments of beet 79 Vesela aggre $81 )000 He added that 4 tish do not Altinnta ithe: United Tanedome th aale tons Fen ee ete te. te, TOOK FIRST HONORS Basis 6 ie ee Renee A ae pela eoeceeia O So far as he knows, he sald, there, Plot Of Airways Corporation Makes! Werring a smile af confidence, | strtietad about 30,000,000 dead-welght is no consideration now among 100 Trips Acroxs Atlantic supreme Allied commander in the Tons of merehunt fs roughly ott 38 ee Lente ctrane ta cig or] MONTREAL Capt, W eee dueatro Gen D tisennower! WALUABLE MINERAL oti. ine ioc several billion dollars to help get Bri- | 8tt of British Overseas Airway is pictured knocking off a hot meal Hel curl tieiesaantaniARion! ai tts: | somewhere in Germany. | Jarge Deposit peate In he cor stroction reparts 1 ad-welght first pilot to fl tain back on her feet quickly after) oration became the f = Yellowknife District tons while the the war, Such a grant has been the Atlantle 100 times, beating out “ suggested by Winthrop Aldrich, New Capt 1. V. (Ruddy) Messenger by 2 B.B.C. PLANS EDMONTON — Gus de Staffany, report spoke in gross tous A. mer York financier. few Irs. 7 veteran northern prospector, said in’ chant ship's dendwe tonnage ‘ ‘The white paper showed Britain| Capt. Stewart took first honors petty Broadcasting Corporation To) 80 interview here that he had located | the neighbort WW per cent a lar tantelite ore in the gre Jowknife, NWT, district. The ameur @ deposit « ter Chin its en he janded at Prestwick, Seot- tone ge ments | has disposed of overseas assets total- | * ling about $4,792,000,000 to help !nd, after flying a Liberator on Sto the time they Hon-stop flight of 3,750 miles from nd-lease, and that Montreal they have also run up abilities) On the way across, Capt Stewart abroad amounting to about $10,350, passed Capt. Messenger. who was 000,000. ‘This makes a total of about also completing his 100th trip $15,142,000,000 have to draw upon Mr. Butler said the war in which the British people had Me Caer CECE vested, will be extremely useful f0r gonerats responsible for t) national recovery in the Immediate Gr ty, fortress of St post-war years by stinntating pro: states CEES Make Improv LONDON.—W. J. Haley, director- of the British Broadeasting Corporation, said the BRC plans to put United Kingdom radio ahead of world, but declared at the same time that the power of the world’ RALS CAPTURED press must never be weakened Mi HEADQUART “The spoken) word can suppl German the written word: it cannot supplant defence the written word.” Mr Haley told the » Industries club mineral contains lar of action Wack auderite chsinlilhe finance the war started getting tantalum, a valuable and scarce pesuttin metal, he said No tig The deposit is loca shore i944, hut the rat at Slave lake, about 70 ai east nf Yellowknife unt}] now tantalum has been) ty 4949, 104 almost a laboratory curfosity b 11 losses Tor her listener in the hich they no longe iERMAN GENE! ALATED SUPE $228,000 tons in cause it has been se scarce,” lid. Gropped to S12 Tis uses iy way production © IN 3.646.000 tons | tremendously during the last The combined lisses of Britain, the few years and many of the purposes 1942 far out crea hourg was an- rar » Gen, Maj Mr Haley flisclosed that all noun duction of things the British people (equivalent to brigadier) Frany Vater) BBC's sister organizations in the for Which it can be used are st ped United States constuction want fot. military. canmanden of the: city:| Dominiene would confer in London in| secre mystery and may hive exceeded all constrin Initial British purchases abroad ang Gen Maj Wilaeln Utterspergen, February 1a Hint shlpmonty of thgucre teceny jtieal availabe tm Allies probably will Include considerable | cgimeer commander responsible for ——— |went out the mine when 700 axa Lat esses of 8,88x,000 fer tt linavia and. Russia | the fortifi Hig Warisaviies Stompanteeularive| oe ee teen oa Cols eros atons in 1042 ship andi sotieinecesciiten-tram this side of %uevcial company at Washington yards turned out trait the Atlantic, but Mr Butler said that weight tons in Brit h imports wenld have ty he Eisenhower Plays Host To Churchill CRUISER DAMAGED ws. this : stot Sma teet th ed to fit Britain's ability to pay > 4 Hunn 6.500.000 fo not foresee a chance of ‘ Swedish Reports Say Prinz IM rhe y ehanged ly tuxugy lems Now In Baltic Port entirely iy sof 2.646.000 * his couritry'’s over-all finan LONDON ee erGan Bross fons (ie United States pr the moment he sald cruiser Prin has been duced 19.228.626 deadweight tins, or swe are going more and more need and taken to # German Baltic @hout 124/000 grogs tons, for a into the red and will continue to de norte the Satin seal: quGHEE nin ex 9,000,000 eros so until the end of the Japanese Swedish reports The Russians re war.” cently reported damaging a German| This fayeralie yatie presumably ts cruiser attempting fo evacuate the contin German garris Svorhe p sula and the Paris broadcast sug- PACT WITH INDIA gested this was possibly the 10,000- RADAR DEVICE bh Cle Permits Bombing Throw And Smoke reer ton Prinz Eugen Prinw Minister Kir Announces LONDON The secret of the Saree Conclusion ©f Mutual Aid “Mickey” a radar jon whieh per | PAD STOLE AVE INS Agreement mits bombing through tense clouds | TEV AN, Ene Convicted in OrpaAWA. Ppime Minister Mav- Waa gical saves Tawa Seeks elie this Lincolnshire town for killing jo 0. aime anneunced the conelue closed, game without a lieense, an RAP cio op a nmitual sid agreement hee With it British and Tinited States officers: was fined and congratulated (ee Canada and India airmen have bombed German targets [Stans cee anie ce une tines A large part of the supplies of through cloud cover three miles thir claimed $20 but praised the airman rotor transpot required for the 1 The instrument transmits radio for fine marksmanship for killing two) dian army is being furnished by Cat- waves which strike surface objects DIGESANAE NG One SuOE ada and it is expected that the war and rebound to a receiver on the | =e me to he furnished to the ¢ bomber, giving him an outline of PBA RV ESD WS ROOT of India in accordance with Cilies, coastlines, ships, _ raflroad | INVERNESS, Scovand av only aid mercome will con= yards and other targets vidual scotlend sat vened its woreh far " tive eqnipraent for the buildings can he brought inte focus.) in 50 years after a wet summer akeu annie Wea M esta tet ea Prime Minister Churchill listens attentively as Gen Dwight 1) Eisen and even wetter attumn ‘om 10 MANY PRISONERS hower, supreme Allied commander in Europe, explains the working of bis to 25 per cent of the grain eroy trailer-headquarters in France. ad w ft in the fields a +. Rag uerneats rte He NAZIS SHOUT WORKEES 1 3 NEW YORI Whe news— ‘aken ‘rom June Until . . Sates | Announce Tri-Power Draft To Aviation Assembly j er-Zeutung said 200 Gere 2ist ARMY GROUP HEAD- Se rs Xe . gales QUARTERS From D-day last tune aan F aidaa ack TGeaiy re 6 up to Nov. 24, the 1st Canadian Snape ee yr ge: SE ee Armiy took a total of 102,438 prison « i MY ing a popular revolt at ers, including 1,986 cfficers and 100, ss wHaSelwor 452 other ranks, if was announced. 4 ‘ f y MEN EN he British 2nd Army's bag dur- : g wEgaY EE ETUTER e ng the same period was 100.297. in cluding 1,357 officers and 98.940 other lied before # Fort ae quod the These hauls, along with 20,000 a auee ae Lie taken by French forces of the interior a Beene Tne ere brought the totel for the 21st my a ENDE group to 221,735 | 4 | BLINDED SOLDIERS FURS FROM RUSSIA ¢ LONDON 4 Wat grap at TORONTO.The first direct ship- blinded snl recent it ti f furs to Toronto from the = se France are being ted by bline on, a let worth about . I veterans of the Mirst Great War was received here by the - 4 ussian Fur Company, Ltd. Pr He FOR CHANNEL ISLANDERS iously Soviet fur shipments had b roe LONDO: Nogoti: ibe received in Canada through > Beat way to send rellef t a York buyers, and the change 4s ex-| Representatives of the United States, Britain and Canada are shown as they met with the steering com: (population of the German-oe i pected to effect savings of up to 25| mittee of the conference, held in Chicago, Til, to announce the tri-power draft of the world aviation assembly. Channel Islands through the Inter per cent, to local consumers. Left to right are, Lord Swinton, United Kingdom; Adolf Berle, Jr.. United States: Ho Cc. D. Howe, Canada al Red Cross. 2597
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Image 1386 (1944-12-06), from microfilm reel 1386, (CU11125619). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.