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the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 2nd 1941 the georgetown herald new of georgetown nerval gin wuttaaa i innhiii stewerttewa baltlnafad and terra ostt subscription rates canada and the united states 3 00 a year single copies 5c adyerustag bates will be fasted en apjpttceuen walter c btehn garfbsxjd u mcoilvray reginald broomhead phone no 8 member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontarioquebec division of ttie cwna the editors corner why no doubt our readers are wondering why we nave decided to raise the nrice of the herald there are several seasons lor this the rising cost of paper was dae factor of some importance in our decision paper prices have lm creased in the past- year and another increase is anticipated this won- mer another reason and the one which was the major cause of ttie chance is that we want to give you a better newspaper in the years to come like anything else the more value that is put into a newspaper the more it costs to produce and the more the finished product should be worth with more money coming in from sales of the herald we will be able to invest in more cut books and new type for our advertisers in more pictures and features for 6ur readers qo in the months to come we intend to give you a better and better herald one which we hope you will feel is worth much more than the 300 a year charge news for the boys in uniform the many letters we have received from local men stationed far from home with units of the army navy and air force could all be sum medupln one single sentence its good to hear the news from home those of you in georgetown who are away from your homes will know this feeling and the warm glow that comes over you when a letter or paper arrives from the old home town this feeling is intensified among men on active service who are following a pattern of life so foreign to that they have been used to a life which is sometimes monotonous with training marching drilling and for whom the simple pleasures of home are not available it is you people back home mothers and fathers wives children friends who can brighten up this life with lots of personal letters to jour loved ones you can help too by telling us little bits of news that we might jrrirx in the course of a busy week in outlying communities especially we miss many news items milch would be enjoyed bj the chaps on active service we are in need of regular correspondents in norval hornby union and other neighbouring places who are willing to help publicize their community by writing up the weeklj news there if your district news is not being covered adequately in the herald tell us about it send us your news items suggest to us someone in the community that jou think could make a good lob of reporting we will appreciate it and so will the bos in uniform it wasnt the akron we were surprised that someone dldn t check us on our news storj a few weeks ago when we reported that the goodyear blimp akron flew over georgetown to advertise the victors loan afterwards we began to wonder and inquiring from some of those who saw it we found it was the r in fact ii we recall it cor rectly the akron was wrecked several jears ago w a fry the genial old bui of the dunnville chronicle had some interesting comments on the reliance in his column last week which perhaps might interest you he says i was in st catharines the other day at a track and field meet and the blimp sailed over the field it is a non rigid type airship and carries six passengers and crew the reliance is 150 feet long has a helium gas capacity of 123 000 cubic feet and is powered with two 14 h p motors helium is a nonexplosive non inflammable lifting gas the top speed is 65 miles per hour but its ordinary cruising speed is 50 m ph it has a range of 000 miles and has 2way radio communication the goodyear aa1p dock at akron ohio is the largest and most unusual buudrng in the world almost a quarter of a mile long 325 feet wide 311 feet high it is so large 5 000000 cubic feet that sudden chan ges of te cause clouds to form inside and rain to fall over 100000 people could stand within its walls the reliance which is on a goodwill tour of ontario to aid panadas victory loan drive has come straight from miami florida under the auspices of the ooodyear tire rubber company of canada limited aoodyears activities m ligntertnanelr craft began in 1911 the first ooodyear balloon was built in 1912 during world war l ooodyear produced on a large scale kite balloons far aerial observation and direction of artillery fire ov and ooodyear for ext use in coastal patrol work an along the atlantic coast due to their slow oruls log speed blimps are ideally suited for spotting submarines and mines in 19u ooodyear built the first of a number of privately operated alnrm wtojoh were popularly nicknamed trilmps this fleet has grown it is used for tr purposes and for the training of puots in rtgm h rwd aircraft the airships can operate for long periods in the open ooodyear m airshi ocfchfteiargast oflts kind in the world at akron ohio where the ooodyear fleet gathers during severe weather and for systematic maintenance at other points where there are no docking faculties a ground crew of 14 service men travel in a special twoway radioequipped bus which has a portable mooring mast to permit the a to moor overnight a taxpayers lament chief w o marshall handed us the following description of how some of you may feel about taxes the chief should know he s had plenty of experience in bis years as tax collector and even k m lang- don whose new at the job could probably fill a page of the herald with the woes of the poor tax collector b the letter concerns itself with the woes of the poor ta3c- fayor so well get on with that to the collector of taxes dear su per the following reasons i am unable to meet your demand note tor income tax i have been held up held down sandbagged walked on sat upon flattened out and squeesed by the income tax super tax tobacco tax beer tax and motor tax and every society organisation and club that the ln- tenttve mmd of man can conceive to extract what i maylsr may not have in my posses for the red cross black cross double cross and every ouher cross and hospital in town and country the government has gov emed my business until x do not know who the dickens owns it i am suspected inspected examined lnformed required and commanded so thai i do not know who i am or why i am here at all all i know la ttiat i am supposed to have an inexhaustible supply of money for every need desire and hope of the human race and because i will not go out ad beg borrow and steal money to give away i am cussed discussed talked to talked at talked about ued about held up robbed and darned near ruined the only reason x am clinging on to life at all is to see what the hell is going to happen next tbe worlds news seen through the christian science monitor am intmstionsl tw ntwtpatr fa twwaf cwm o fai hta a tfa qhii avsaaes pdmhhfag soelsty on norway stmt boaeea flmitnimn price 1200 yearly or 1 00 a monm tmuo bxforfw ms socrion 260 a y introductory offer 6 imam 23 com vttn sample copy on request lor1vbeaverbrogk appeals to radio technicians to help war effort the rl hon william maxwell altken p-c- bart kt 1st baron beaverbroek of beaver break nr and cherfcley snrrev enriand is shown above seated at bis desk at no 1z downing street loudon he has just completed a stirring broadcast appeal in hi capacity as minister of state for tbe assistance of the bmpbjes men of knowledge and men of technical skill it is in radio i am convinced saw lord beavertorook that we will find a way to spread the covering loom of science over the multitudes who inhabit our dark cities it is tbe scientists who will heal our wounds it is the scientists who will protect us against the loss of our llfeblood it is the scientist who will save our homes and guard our hearth stones he explained how radio is being used to locate the enemy arriving by night and to instruct our air force where to meet them now in the new world you know all about the opera and of all the operas the one that i like best is coq dor this opera tells of a golden cock which gave the warning of the approach of the enemy army when the enemj came near the cock would crow now radio is our golden cock- it gives the warning of the enemy s approach it tells us the news of the wicked and uclous designs of those who seek to destroy us lord beaerbrook then appealed to radio technicians to join the colours and help britain win net- battle for the freedom of the world it is these technicians who must sustain the air force which is so vital in the battle pso as secretary of the interdepertmen- wooiwnhtoe on the royal tour m ww be uvlmdually made the con tact between tbe committee who formed policies and the general pub is private persons and organisations as well all over canada his part in the success of the tour was invaluable due in large degree to his own per sonality with no trace of bureau cracy and a refreshing western habit of doing his own thinkings dr keen- leyswe cotdd be firm and m giving the public a clear impres of the importance not of his own authori ty but of the country s pride ih how it arranged things for its king and queen on the appointment of the late lor- ing christie as m to washing ton dr keenleyslde was promoted to the position of- counsellor in the de partment of external affairs his task in the department was a full one covering among other duties member ship on the canadian shipping board and the war adenine and technical development committee he is also a member of the north west terrttor- les council as successor to the late dr skeltan the government has re served the right for or keemeyskle to sit with the new joaaadatjntted states joint economic committees as occasion may require position cor- responding to ftvat reserved jor mr a a berle jr assistant secretary of state by the united states govern ment on his shoulders falls much of the rtapoosfculty in canadas deal ings wttta the united states and the far bast botjsraxd ramult reunion the fifteenth reunion of the descendants of the john ad g bouafleld families early ontario sett- lers was recently held at bidden val ley park among the hundred mem bers of the family hi attendance were bar and mrs henry wilson mr and mrs a s wilson sir and bars m- flshcr mrs m sutton and mr hod- gen barnes georgetown mr abram stark mr john stark mr and mrs j neuson mrs william stark and mrs ernest mcphall muton mr m bousfiekt oampbeuvllle mrs thomas bouafleld nelson mrs prttdnam- horning waterdawn mr and mrs joseph tansley carlisle mr and mrs john wilson and mrs hodge wilson ayhner mr albert newell auduborn iowa mr and mrs isaac trousdale and mrs henry bousfleld hageraville mr homer trousdale hamilton a noonday luncheon was served and during the afternoon a program of games was enjoyed mr wray rous- v field milton was elected president for the 1m2 reunion with mr a b bfeur- den carlisle treasurer and mr clar ence bousfleld hageraville- secretary my harry seems so happy over there when the announcer said would you like to say a few words to the little woman back home he just laughed and laughed minute iniatures hugh llewelyn kjbenleysow ma- phd fails of tfas many stout jobs handed to dr hugh llewellyn keenleyskle in ottawa none has been more particu larly fitting than hie present duty ss secretary of the canadian section of the permanent joint defence board for the last work he polished off be fore joining the department of ex ternal affairs in 19 was the writing of an authoritative volume canada and the united states in this book a kindly personality dodges back and forth across the border telling with enthusiasm but with no spleen the s of the north american contin ent tracing with complete frankness the vicissitudes leading up to the lift ing of the relationships of the united states and canada to a place of sane dignity as the volumes introduction puts it the general puonc hoping in their hearts that sane dignity may yet evolve in the affairs of the world at large feel confident that dr keen- leyslde will play a truly constructive part in the hopeful and rather excit ing collaboration between the united states and the british commonwealth of nations that has been initiated to day just born in toronto dr keenley- side moved a few mont later to vancouver where he was brought up took his ba at the university of bjc and truly planted his heart in can adas west at clark university wor cester mass he took his ma and ph d in economic history and in ternational relations thereafter he taught history and economics at pennsylvania state brown and sycra cuse universities in the united states and at his own alma mater in can ada keenleysldes first outside job for the external affairs department was to go over to japan in 1830 to open canada b new ministry in toklo he remained as first secretary with stretches of acting as charge d af faires until 1996 the bokuseldo press in japan published in 1907 an other book in which dr eeenleyskte collaborated with an knglbihman a f thomas ma oxon mjltjb history of japanese education bar on tamil while japanese minister at ottawa declared that such was the prestige earned for himself by dr kennleyslde during his years in toklo that any writing of his on japan was certain to be both accurate and valuable dr keenleystde during hi stay in toklo was a member of thel council of the asiatic society of ja- directory f r watson dj mjks georgetown office hours 9 to 5 thursday afternoons dr j burns milne dental surgeon x bay georgetown phone 80 a m nielsen gth tear of practice chiropractor xray drugless therapist lady attendant office over dominion store georgetown hours 2 5 730 930 pjn closed thursday phone isow clifford g reid ljds djs dentist phone 410 main street georgetown leroy dale kc m sybil bennett ba banisters and solicitors mill street georgetown phone 19 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