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the georgetown herald wednes september 2 1942 the georgetown herald wlfc lilfi ill stria cat rtsscstpttom ratsv ud u cased suui tusssw to katto ocettf t cujirnxd l iloiivray r it -mt- cmmore bruce collin ifmtt of she ffcnwtlm weekly iwssgierjer rtitv s4 tta ouanoqaaehc bwa cf lb cwjjjt walseb c btfhx pufcbaotr uun h bxboi editor te ke bea the editors corner v seeing stars have you noticed thr sky these utr august nights we arent addictrd to that pleasant pastime staraaiinp but wt cant help noticing the number and brilliancy of falling star scarcely a night pauci without odf or more of the meteor bring tern a fummarton put it in hi picturesque language some time when night ha silently spread the immensity of her wing above the weary earth a shining speck is seen to detach itself in the shade of evening from the starry vault shooting brightly through the constel lation to lose itself in the infinitude of space from time immemorial the heavens have held an element of mystery for mankind the fascination of the unknown ha always fired their imaginations worship of the sun moon and star was one of the earliest forms of religion a great many people of to day still believe in astrology or the ancient art of fore telling future event by the movement of celetial bodies for us astronomy the science of today has always held gteat interest it become very compli cated if one delve into it too deeply so we usually confine ourselves to reading interesting facts about phenomena which occur frequently in the heavens the number of shooting star we saw the other night brought to mind sonic interesting fact we had read about them it seems that during the day too there arc probably a many flashing across the sky o at night but owing to the sunlight they are unobserv ed we ore told that every 24 hour the dust of four hundred million meteors falls on the surfoce of the earth when the meteor or shooting star flashes into view it is moving with such enormous velocity that it often traverse more than seventy miles in a second of time such a velocity is almost impossible near the earths surface the resistance of the air would pre vent it aloft in the emptiness of space there is no air to impede its flight it may have been moving round and round the sun for thousands perhaps for millions of years without suffering any interference but the supreme moment arrives nnd the meteor per ishes in a streak of splendour in the course of its wanderings the body come near the earth and within a few hundred miles of it surfoce begins to encounter the upper surface of the atmosphere with which the earth is enclosed to a body moving with the appalling velocity of a meteor a plunge into the atmosphere is usually fatal it check the star almost as a rifle bulet would be checked when fired into water as the meteor rushes through the atmosphere the friction of the air warms its surface gradually it becomes redhot then whitehot and is finally driven off into vapour with a brilliant light while we on the earth one or two hundred miles below exclaim oh look there is a shooting start we extend our sympathy the tragedy which war brings in its wake is no respector of persons the whole world cannot know of and sympathize with the sorrows which come into the home of the ordinary individual but when a griev ous loss strikes the home of a family we all know and love and which in a sense belongs to us the royal family the whole empire shares its sorrow the death of hrh prince george edward alexander edmund windsor duke of kent earl of st andrew nnd baron dnwnpatrick while on active duty with the royal air force tuesday august 26th came as a shock to canada and all britain when the sunderland flying boat which was taking him to ice land crashed and burned after striking a 1 000-footele- vation in northern scotland wc remember catching a glimpse of him when he visited toronto about this time last year in connec tion with reviewing the commonwealth air training scheme he received a tremendous ovation from the crowd we in common with everyone else were im pressed by his unassuming and pleasing personality we extend our deepest sympathy to his widow the duchess of kent who just recently gave birth to tlteir tljlrd child to their majesties and all the royal family school reopens september 6th will see the opening of the new fall terra in our public school about a quarter to nine next tuesday morning the streets will be filled with die sounds of childish chatter and hurrying foot- afept to moot children it is a day of great excitement they are a notch higher oa the udder of education and their young minds are eager for new knowledge the drug stores do a record business supplying the demand for stiff new textbook and bright dean scribblers then there are the little beginners who are venturing out on a new experience without mothers everpeueat guiding hand to help them during the year to come they are going to receive not only their first lesson in book but also in life these are the c generation the one which these grim days do not consciously affect to any great degree they are the one who will meet and solve the problems of a postwar world fear lessly and with courage old ration books valid although a new ration book has been mailed the coupons on the temporary ration card issued july i are still valid this was pointed out today by the ration section of the wartime prices and trade board because of reports that some ration card holders were under the misapprehension that the temporary card cou pons expired august 24 the a bcde coupons for tea or coffee were valid on and after aug 3 and can be used any time the sugar ration coupons were valid on successive dates the last coupon becoming valid aug 24 but any of the coupons can be used at any time after that date the ration office explained the ration office also emphasized that there is no provision for farmers obtaining extra tea and coffee to serve help engaged for threshing in the case of sugar there was a special provision whereby the far mer could obtain extra sugar on a purchase voucher but no such provision has been made for tea and cof fee if a farmer serves tea or coffee to hi threshing hands it must come out of his own ration or be sup plied from the ration of the individual thresher the ra tion office stated iota ncwnrara war a luiklr tralara grmt ef peaelr kriuwt mork u a kind of whnol it dlfjrra from mn occupation be- ldrt nreapopcr wort coomlrft prop har brsun uirir career on nceinan- ft and then ii ytjnr 01 to mfflr lhjrui flw brour ui training thr mcrlvrd ut msiiwr k mjdr thin aluablr what arr uhm- urm which on acqulru in nraipaprr aora promin ent among them are accuracy and ob- nation tlw good nrwipeprr wortorr hat to irem to iut facta accurately or hl nratnaprr career u lhort ilr ha to br ablr to ice all that u solos on wllr no man thlnen that lra oo- irnajil proi nrrr notice and trra thlrur rite color lur and interval to his alorlra the public rru a 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