Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 28, 1942, p. 6

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filtered throush a thin curtain for olb hcaatbook porty u the old age of outh fifty thr outh of old agr victor hugo the book or tkc week thx sovtetb expdctei it by anna louise strong lornimjnn green ztopp t3 00i no more timely or eiuightenlns book riaa come to ua in recent months than the sotlcu expected it by anna loula strong i hope you all u1 find time in our crowded dat to read it bccauic in it you will find the aniuer to many quemiona trtat have perplexed ua in this country dr strong is an american journalist and orld traveller uho hat known and liked the ruvlaru unci the day of iho revolution in 1030 the founded the mokow nes the only englith- language paper in ituifila she haa hod frequent contact with stalin molotolf ijtvtnofx ahd other soviet leaders but the has known the humble people too and was able to speak to them in their oun laruruasc she bays that from the beginning stalin knew the var with oer- many ua lnovltoblc thuv explains the horrible growing pains of tho early das of the new republic the fcvurlh haste of his three flvcear plane with their rcuklng mlttakci and uate the iacrtllccs he demand ed of his people uhom sundard of living cuflcred that the red army might be ctrong and the trtaon trials by uhich he cumlnatcd u10 fuui column from ruuln but throush all the years of bitter want the people of tho new russia grtw in loyalty and devotion to the kadtr who act before them an ideal ol equal democracy and norkl peace dr strong wiys no other country has been the objtct of uch amazing slander and mlundc rounding but today a thousand mytlu urc being shrlvtllcd instead ol backwardness the itillan people arc dla- playlnff initiative and courage young rusmarus are natures in the air they are the mosurs of machines they have advanced five cen turies in twenty ycrrs tho wholo soviet slraugy ii tied up with state industry and the collective farms there is clai cooperutlon betcn the civilians and the army in peace time each farm and inch industry had lis own de fence brigade and its own labour brigade which nou cooperate with tho army and make he uholc countryside a living front vhin war cumo women were able to take over civilian duties and were largely responsible for evacuating both farms and industry as the army retreated state insurance covered the losses from the scorched earth policy a thousand miles ol retreat 1a a great test of any armys moral that they could then reorganize for a full offensive is amazing and can teach us much about the meaning of total war dr strong answers many questions that we are particularly interest ed in just now why was the war with finland fought why did the soviet sign a non- aggression pact with hitler why did she march into poland how was she received by the baltic countries on what ftftan has russia saved england is russia inconsistent what are hitlers chances of conquering russia x had the pleasure of hearing dr strong when she snoko in to ronto last week before an overflow crowd bbe is 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person or firm is required to have a licence 1 if engaged in the business of buying for resale 01 selling ony commodity or 2 if engaged in the business of supplying ony of the following services the lupplying ol electricity aoi steam or voter telegraph virtlets or telephone umcet th tramportotton ol goods or persons the provision ol dock harbour or pier lacilitiet warehousing or storage undertaking or embalming laundering cleoning tailoring or dretsmahing hairdressmg barbering or beauty parlour semces plumbing heating pointing decorating cleoning or renovotmg repairing ol ony kind the supplying ol meats relrtshmcntt or bercragn the cihibitmg ol motion pictures process monuloctunng on o custom or commission basis if you have already applied for or obtained a wartime prices and trade board licence under a previous licensing order you should not apply again why licence applications should be made at once apart irom the legal requircmtntsxiicensing ol the name ol every person who has been granted o your business will enable the boomto advise you licence or who hos alreody applied lor o licence il quickly and fully ol the price celling regulations being placed on the boards mailing list your name thot allcct your business will be added when your application is received to get your licence 1 get an application form at your ncorest post office 2 complete tho application and mail it postoge ircc there is no licence ice 3 you will receive by mail a licence identification cord bearing your licence number those who do not need a licence 1 farmers gardeners livestock or poultry producers and fishermen unless buying goods for resole 2 employees of a person or firm which is itself subject to licence 3 operators of private boarding houses note persons who hove already applied for or obtained a wartime prices and trade board licence should not apply again what the law requires you to do after march 31 1942 any official representative or investigator ol the wartime prices and trade board may require you to produce your licence identifica tion card if you are subject to this licensing order after march 31 1942 you must notify the director of licensing ol the wartime prices and trade board ottowo in writing quoting your licence number of ony change in the name address or character of your business within 10 days of such change yotimust retain your licence identification card as it will eemain in eifect unless suspended or cancelled as long as the maximum prices regulations continue if you are already licensed o licence identification card valid for the duration of these regulations will be automatically mailed to you before march 31 1942 you need not apply for a renewal and there is no licence fee for further information write the regional director of licensing wartime prices and trade board at the nearest of the following cities vancouver edmonton regina winnipeg toronto montreal halifax saint john or charlottetown luad uiidtr ttuteiitaorlty of the wattime hices 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