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the georgetown herald wednesday msy 13th 1942 the georgetown herald km w gwimni ktml gfca mies riirttiti shsritiirr hifcjifil im cuu strbsorxptlon rates castd ud tt celled 8uu ou a jar ear coeb te ajrubdij rata w fwld nmrhni walter o bhoj cujuteld l ueoilvtuy p u icisr ojaot bro fwfa maaois k uatif of tb pars in ntl7 kwotxm ajortttw mi tfc oclanoqjaac drruicd of tt awjia fire editors corner a wartime convention advertised as a wartime convention edi tor from quebec and ontario weeldy rvewspapris di thered at the royal york hotel in toronto last week end to talk over their problem to exchange ideas about how to produce better newspapers and to enjoy the round of interestinb events planned by the executive and it was a wartime convention right from the start for by coincidence on thursday night toronto district was staging a test blackout as we sat on the train which bore us towards the city the signal came at ten oclock and the conductor advised passengers to pull down the blind while coach itghts weie dimmed it was an eerie feeling riding through the black night shut off from the world outside in which no light gave a clue to the masses of humanity clustered in the metropoli curiosity got the better of two or three travellers who couldnt resist the tmpluse to raise their blind for a glimpse outside but as a whole everyone accepted the blackout with the seriousness which was intended business the convention lastted two day and as is cuitomary the mornings were devoted to business ses sions while entertainment was provided in the after noons on friday morning it was a treat to hear hugh templin editor of the fergus newsrecord give some impressions of his trip to england last fall mr xernplins articles have been running in the herald for some months past and his talented pen has given our readers an intimate glimpse into life in the old land mr templin had copies of english daily newspapers most of which are now allowed to print only four pages not only is there a waiting list of advertisers but sub scriptions are rationed too and it isnt easy for a new subscriber to get hi morning paper another friday- moming speaker was andy clark whose neighbourly news broadcast on sunday mornings brings news of rural ontario to the vast cbc audiences in the east mr john atkins former oakville publisher and now administrator of printing and publishing for the war time price and trade board was another on the pro gram and he outlined some of the effects of price ad ministration on weekly publishers highlight of the saturday morning buiiness was an explanation of selective service by e m little of ottawa the newlyappointed director under the regulations there is nothing to stop a man leaving his present job but the selective service board controls his reemployment to assure war production first call on his services this means that should a man leave his present employment it is required that he have a per mit before he is allowed to take a new position even if it is a similar kind of work to that he was performing in his previous job agricultural workers do not come under this category all these being frozen to their jobs as of march 23rd however they are allowed to move to seasonal work without a permit and if they were working at some seasonal job on march 23rd it does not mean that they lose their classifications as farm workers manning depot and bren guns on friday the publishers and their wives were luncheon guests of the rcaf at manning depot where they afterwards viewed a drill display and were con ducted on a tour of the buildings following this the men were taken to the john inglis plant where thous ands of workers are turning out war products the publicized bren gun being only one of a dozen such products a trip through a large munitions plant is an unsatisfying experience there is too much ground to cover too many things to see and impressions tend to be confused when one afterwards tries to recall all he has seen our guide at the inglis plant turned out to be cliff hume whose father is a georgetown native cliff is a shop superintendent and says he used to spend vacations with relatives in this district when he was a youngster in fact we never got very far away from georgetown during the whole trip back at manning depot we watched a rehearsal for the woodhouse hawkins radio show where frances cramer who re cently became mrs norm barber was warbling one of her numbers outside we bumped into strut bako- george one of the 1941 hockey team during the convention we made the acquaintance of r m lavery publisher of the woodbridge advertiser who went to high school in georgetown during the last war and stayed with the misses young down on main street everybody on reftrget ship excambion seemed to have thrilling history hit due irft la eropv tti um txs of burop l axm j eu ih rat cmoc c or u9 fiv f rr7 u ettonl tfatrr u fmrf of tctutoc on tjotjd tfcun drrrua trtanlij u lb a j aukl but aired wp rm lm cr csje in kii before 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hrru and f uihtip ccck- it us dark hcn tu- rtxcjjiiioii pulled out and vailed do- he btoid tagua river no uiat i aa lcavina it lisbon looked locl set on 1l hen en hi ik one of thi ft a brllli mtiv lirtuah aou at laat uy companion mlth thla man our real live prtncr of the llouar of dour- bon pretender to the throne or prancr and a french admiral golntr to join the pre french iremed or dinary indeed ihfb brrard far hcrrt hrrrtr it aa at bermuda that thr drltlah secret fie rv ice took a blc jump in our estimation and the canadlana had a chance to atick thrlr cheata out a little furtlier ttir arrival of the excambion at oormuda aa exciting enoush the negro pilot came out in hla little launch and boarded the ahlp juat be- p r watson rxrxs has oeva bouri e red cross featured we wish that every reader could have been with us on saturday afternoon when the editors visited the building at i 29 college street where parcels are pack ed by the canadian red cross society for prisoners-of- war at the present time 40000 of these parcels are packed jvery week and this figure will be doubled be fore the year is out each parcel weighs eleven pounds and contains a carefully chosen assortment of food to supplement prison camp rations for one week ship ments are sent to the international red cross at gen eva switzerland and distributed from there to euro pean prison camps are our boys getting these parcels said mr urquhart who showed the group through the de pot i cannot say for sure but we cannot believe that reports from dozens of sources acknowledging that they are can all be false in each parcel an acknow ledgement card is enclosed and when this is received the card is sent to relatives of the prisoners to be check ed for authenticity of signature to date there have been no discrepancies found in these which is one proof that the parcels are reaching their destination the next stop on saturday afternoon was at the red cross blood donor clinic where movies showed hour the blood is taken and processed for the precious serum which has already saved thousands of lives in- this war one of the greatest medical discoveries of this war has been the method of processing whole blood into dried serum by a freezing and dewatering pro cess which converts the blood plasma into a powdered serum which can be stored indefinitely wherever it is needed blood is collected at clinics across canada and shipped to torontos connaught laboratories where it is proces8edand sent overseas dr c h best wellknown in georgetown where he has his summer home is credited with the development of the blood dr j bums milne mntsx tmoaon xsuv clifford g rfjd la dds o ptncw uila turmi uroy dale kc m syfeq bennett bjl burtatm 4 stttctun um atnwt kenneth m lsngdoo butttar sttdur nufrrlte rtm uortcss voarj to ixaa offlc onsorr ttwstr smg ma btrwt tt frank petch uccns1d accnontxk ul ux classes of dtstntanck prompt scnrtcs ftmss ml olm po box u elmer c thompson dfsurancs 8ekvics fire auto wuulitonn op 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