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ricmo toe acton free press thursday mat 13th 19cc qiliradittijfrrrfnfib auboac p wu v a arrow h admtitfwm pulaed wmji ttx jvrtni muj wwfttwl t tkm ly tv oorrtfttotis platel mttol ha rvltis liter tutr tkal rrtm it luboity kll nctnl d a lproajaaartioa mt by tm ma nvar wftftl bo 1b ocu4odt by ocfa 4vtimrt 5 abijop wu- cj tct-etflokes- of tbe commnnity bering a doable burden in these time they deserve to the fnllest extort the honor and respect which are one to a noble and sdf-sacri- fictna profession v with may i9tfa as the deadline an order becomes effective which will nuke compulsory transfer of men in certain age groups from nonessential to es sential work the first order covers men employed in the follow ing industries or establishments or taverns or liquor wine and beer stores 2 retail sale of candy confectionery tobacco books stationery news 3 barber shops and beauty parlors 4 retail and wholesale florists sjt service stations ijc gasoline filling station 6 retail sale of motor vehicles or accessories and 7 retail sale of spdrting goods or musical instruments in addition all men designated under mobiliza tion regulations are covered by the order if in any of the following occupations regardless of whether the occupation is one in those industries listed a covered or not waiter taxidriver elevator op erator hotel bell boy domestic servant 2 any oc cupation in or directly associated with entertain ment ncludiag but not restricted to theatre film canadv farmm are ckpoctoo to be among thote brmcfutiay la tare wur from labor minister mit- cnettfa renvoi onfter under naltooal selective mrrvw cvitlapr reculauoas toofclng to the rompubory transfer of toen ut tbe jmt aroupa dntxnatod unoer mobillratiow reaulauaoa from noaesaeattal to n ofc tne order affects woriicxanow en- ccd in aocim 30 otrupatlons or ta- 3ustr4s recarded at noneaaential and an indication of ibe tmportanee wbirb the covernmrot attacbea meeting abortafie of agricultural labor was civet by mr mltcfeell in hi matemenl that many of tbe men to be directed to more ewrntlal employ ment would be kent to farms no official eatlmatea have yet been issued of tbe number of tnen who will br- affected by ibe order ilowevrr selective service imrectot arthur macnanuira said those coming wllbin agencies motion picture companies club bowling thp g tiru 0 rrprcnt alleys pool rooms and 3fc any occupation in or diid only a amall itrrrenlap the week al ottawa oinvhivd and rinkv mt ht3 un4i rotatokh tm mbuii rtn4 luteal eonvlhlon for violallon of wartime iriee liuartt euutiui- lehpectuu like a- mc1 to1ath- was arcurrd imte wltm nick vilu illoor si w turonlt rmrxhini vjb flnrd jz and i mt 31 dayu t ucluialr woodlirr vito wtf onvihd oif willing krrd iotaoes at j 01 ntn tr a li mund i prk willkmjt liavinjj hie mitlninv loerly nutikd by in- mninion tf iv1innl of aerletilluie- v j vac- lw viehal rrown ubrjlr loained ikat id mlalor an nmm frun ibe eiliru on table mlaloea umv drd hwy ar aold in ibw orlitlnal rwmilalimiv or in wxmlaltwn rtlfied hy iim- iwiaitnmnl of af 4 ulturr knlaltmrw rwt vrtitivd tnia he irtald n llmuuh lly wmlalned vahlk- xta1ek ami te ulwd lu lle lur wilirtf of t eenla fr a 1 mutd m4 k use troopa have what it lakes that final battle for tunis and biiertc with its concentrated attack of planes tanks and infantry is something that brings a thrill in every story re leased about it the final attack was the climax to a great many months of preparation and of weary to iles of pursuing the enemy across the desert you cant help but admire an army or group of men who still have it in them the will and ability to de liver a knockout blow after such a gruelling test of cu durance right here in acton and district weve had two weeks of a bit of a tuslc to meet an objective for the fourth victory loan it was the biggest am ount ever tackled but it was tackled with a flying start and a persistency that deserve a victory as we write this item on tuesday we are still making pro gress but the grade gets steeper as the top gets closer this district and most parts of halton are making a fine effort to obtain the objective now were poised ready for the knockout blow just a few more sales and a place will be earned that marks accomplishment of our objective those forces over in front of tunis and bizerto had what it takes to give the knockout blow and remember they gave it several weeks ahead of schedule when the boys come homo again with their vic tories behind them we can hardly afford to let it be said that we failed to raiso the amount requested to meet their needs for equipment this county this district has never failed and it must keep faith with those who face the k we are expected to give that knockout blow to the fourth victory loan this week lets not be behind schedule the country doctor the problem of medical service for canadian rural communities is becomfng so serious in at least one province saskatchewan the canadian procurement board has announced that it is not approving any more enlistments ofmcdical men fronj rural point where the doctors servicer arc essential in maintain- medical care for civilian the number of younger doctors joining the mili tary services has necessarily thrown a heavier bur den on civilian practitioners many remaining are older men who must miss the assistance of th younger graduates who have been schooled in the latest techniques und treatments thus the oppor tunity to learn by association is temporarily suspend ed it is nutural of course that the younger doctors tshould engage in the research and jrxpertence that war opens to medicine and surgery for medical men can turn the waste of war into achievement their discoveries are of untold benefit during the conflict and for timeo come at a time when maintenance of good health is u fundamental requisite for increased production tre mendous demands are made upon skilled advice and treatment for the restoration of sick and injured civilians this rs the burden laid on the diminishing number of available medical men in canada but country doctors do not minister to their communities physical needs only problems of a confidential nature come to them common sense and psychological advice are as much a part of their healing as pills and plasters they often provide leadership in matters of municipal concern their kindliness and patriotism are an example to all let us give honor where honor is due to the country doctors whose skill experience time and sympathies are devoted without atint to the service rectly associated wilh deing and dry cleaning but not including laundries baths guide service shoe shining the procedure under the order is that it now becomes obligatory for every man in an age and marital clas designed under mobilization regula tions engaged in one of the industries or occupa tions specified in the ministers order to make ap plication to the nearest employment and selective service office not later than may 19th if there ii no higher priority work available for the man he will be given a special permit to entitle him to con tinue on a temporary basis in his old employment on the other- hand if it appears necessary in the in terest of the war effort that the man be moved to more essential employment he will be given a direc tion to some such employment w each man who can calj personally at an employ ment and selective service office must do so a man so far removed from an office that he can not call will be required to write the office and wait further direction the age groups under the order arc every man born from 1017 to 1924 and who has reached 10 years of age regardless of whether mar ried og single and every man born from 1002 to 10ig who on july 15th 1040 was unmarried divorced or judicially separated or was then a widower with out children all men in these age groups regard less of their medical classifications must report v willi everybody helping well win looking over the returns now coming in from the district on the fourth victory loan one cannot help but be impressed with the number of applica tions received this of course indicates that every one is taking a share of the load in that way suc cess has been achieved in the past and in that way again success wilt come in this fourth victory loan reports from industries show splendid returns with nearly all of the local plants having already reached their quotas and indications that the others will before the close finish their task it takes a lot or 50 or 100 bonds to make a total or 225000 just 4500 of the former and 2250 of the later it means approximately a 100 bond for every man woman and child in this district it means that some one has to take up extra for those who are not earn ing but in a community way each is taking all the share of the loan that is possible in that spirit we cannot fail this week is the week to finish the task remember the campaign in north africa i ahead of schedule we cannot afford to be behind schedule the boys st the front arc waiting for the results we hope next week to tell them that halton and every district in halton has come through again v editorial notes you drink your weight in water each month but are you pulling your weight in victory bonds v shovelling coal and cutting grass all in the same weeks home chores is just overlapping a bit too much v r n browns farm fields seem to get more and more popular for forced landings by training planes its remarkable how hospitality news travels around among the airforce v again there is much speculation this week on when the second blitz bomb in the victory loan will explode in acton much thankfulness too that it is of the harmless variety v mothers day last sunday saw tribute given in many ways to mothers living and to mothers mem ory both visible and unseen each in his own way with surely none neglectful v it is our duty to hand on to our children a world in which freedom can live and man command hra soul free from the constant dread which has shadow ed our time british foreign secretary anthony eden of the mpulatuwi lie added lhat amotu the industrie whose labor neda llw order xta dc- vlcnml lo knr4t am coal and hate metal mlninc lumbering iockiiij vhlpbulldlni and munition ork theahorince of labor was particular ly marlud in coal mining kuttlmr orders affectlnc oilier kuuiesmntlal ocrupnt lomi arc emkeded to follow qaj kfaeraet officiate lien do hot ewpect tliul utysat difficulty ulll le expcrlcnccd in replacing uorker affrctrd by lh firt order willi men or vvontcn out- kjde tb- uav croup delcnedlnle men from 19 to w yearn of ace and married men from 19 to 25 yearn of ae canadians who have been srantcd postponement from military service on medical ground estimated to number 33oo00 will come within the scope of subsequent orders it u con sidered probable that men dltxharced from the armed services after active service in the present war may utter be directed to alternative employ ment such men are not at prestbit being compuuorlly directed to alternative employment but where enlaced in law priority industries they are be- i iic encouraged to take high priority vtork the diversity of opinions expressed before the national war labor hoard upon the principle of collective bar- calnlne nnd the possible abrogation by canadian provinces of some of their powers in labor administration indicates the complexity of the in quiry which the board is conducting lnlo labor relations in the dominion many hoaaesuon eifiht regional labor boards so far had presented suggestions the manitoba board has recommended that the government make its war time wage policy mandatory the al berta board on the other hand feels that the government lacks an ade quate labor and manpower policy the provincial labor ministers hon l d cunic or nova scotia and hon peter ifeenah of ontario with the canadian chamber of commerce en dorsed collective bargaining hut the canadian manufacturers association has indicated its opposition to any uc tion making collective bargaining compulsory mr currlcs suggestion that the provinces transfer to the dominion government some of their present ad ministrative powers in labor matters has been countered by the utatomait of adam bell deputy minister of labor for british columbia that his government opposes the suggestion that collective bargaining and con ciliation matters be centred in ot tawa jobs for women a grease monkey b c housewife says its fun working in garage uompers cuhjliwack bc c t a grease monkeys job isnt glamorout but iti fun at least thats what mrs peon valjean thinks working alongside her husband she operates the pump guns and power lifts in 11 chtllivnok garage for six j ears the couple trouped to jet her as a magician tram and mr vatican frequently had the pleasure of sawtnn off his wifes head before bigeyed multitudes but with the arrival of a son the vnljeans decided to settle down somewhtre they chose chilllu ack although mrs valjean never tried greasing a car before in her life she now get a kick out of manlpulatng a grease gun only difficulty she has had so far as is driving the cars away from the grease racks her boss says shes as good as any man on the job london cp1 theres nothing like bathing in style a club for dominions officers in london has as one of its luxuries a silver bath in stalled by the former owner sir ed ward syeper habold wiles think before youtraveli will yoa h occupying uah lko ar m fat tfcot on unw or rium wfco nut trawl oa war wo t phone 58 gray coach lines carrolls ichipso 9c x3c p8gsoapl 314c camay soap 3 17c jergens tm soap 3 14 javex coao bleach 14c cleanser o a 5c ummmomna umv c soap rtcutt blue paduo c champion djjmtl do fowl sttve ajlmsi t01111i0 paste tf se gou coanmeal n se s sc oa polish auusse ckui floor t wax ia j s9c cotodia erawoot noodles s c flakes i w w spabkies ij 7c comua own qafckqaofcar oats 19c cheese bookfeu 5 69c c 8 coffee 23c 43c all- wheat w x 23c cocoa cowan mb tin 4c eo jr 90 iko right 10 limit qautitho of all mmkudiw mustard soup va coarpa california carrots large bunches for juice seedless florida oranges six 250 oc dozen 2 for 17c delicious apples 3 fruit and vegetable prion until saturday idgm only business directory dr memcai w irj c kenney successor to ir j a ucnivcni office in symon ulurk mill street act n office itiim is beaatnci ht tfcoae is dr wm g cullen l mcc office hours 2t and 79 p m except welnelay and sunday mill sreet near frederick street rnonk it ucntat dk t ii wviie toklius chance f lr iluchanans lrailce for the duration cor the present office llmirs uii to ml every tsurrejay friday aasi hatoraay ornce tfcikriione im lu hugh s austin llcastal horaea mill street corn r krclrl k a ln olfuv hours util urn in 511 pin k nines liy apimtlnllnr nt telephone i1u c f leathfuiani b a larrkter and hollcltor notary puulo iskiiirr of murrlni ui nc it ii t of lllrtlk mai rlu uontlis acton office s rtuaea keudcnce isi kenneth m languon rarrkter holldur notary fuuii m ohk t orm tottnrlrrirory tluntre tlullrltf acivn over t scymuku cafe m for apimiliitlncnlm ihoni artrtn rs or rtri town hh ollut holirk acton tmulny anil lliurulny 1 111 p m to 1 w n m kvcnlnuk m lleiuit vktkkinabv r i young vs uvsc veterinary hurtron order- nrookvllle ontario iikiii mllliu iwr4 f g oakfs vs bvse veterinary hurgroa olfif nnrl itrniilcnre krto avcnuo alton imiom 1111 atlctionkksh 1 frank fetch auctioneer and representative com- rnerrial ufe assurance co phone 391 canaries htreet eorcetaavn russell johnson licensed auctioneer for this district it it z acton rtjil kstate willoughby farm agency lirccst anil oldest aeenry in canada head office kent bide toronto gcoructown llcrirercntntlve tanl llesvson sbone fleoraetown 987 time tables canadian national railways coin vma dally fkrjl surwluy dally xceit sunday oiitly ckctpt suntlny sunday only tltr ut ccusttown klr at ciiflltj iltil hrtl daily xtjit sumlay dally ekcfpt sunday satunlny only dally except sunday sunday only f ill u til c m p m ill u m h 19 pm 0 24 pm h5s u m khi ti m kmi a m- 2 20 pm 721 p m 1154 p m cray coach links roaciin- ikavk aron icmt bound u u ii 0 it am imk p nfc 6 26 p m 0 10 im blo 4i m westbound ylom nm yj w pm n5 08 pm 7o pm hluh pm xl53 pm a- to iondon t sundu nnd ilolldayii only x to ouolph dally o kitchenef sunday and holidays y to kitchener z to stratford wood for fttkam derby england icp to sener- tc steam in a locomotive which has been idle the london midland mad scottish railway has ustd inieceatfully a mixture of wate wood and coal in iy ejfcjfcawt sltfvet ljr- tftwmxyj