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the georgetown herau wewaduy septeaer9 42 the georgetown herald ceokorrown nokval glen wtixjuu ldosoie nrwutttown atutciovtz buxwafad tub cotta sotrjcription rates cuniiu onll buim and ovfluu ijoo rar gl cocoes te xtniulmi bla btu w alftl a uimrhira ttutbohz ka walter c ditmn publiuirr uajiy ii biodi editor oarp0xd u uoouvray lb c mjrrtntuld bnn octns uembrr of ui cinartlsn weekly kewtpaprr auociauoo and the oslarloqurtwc divnioc ol tfce cwua rite editors corner autumn we like autumn to many people it it a season symbolic of sadness and decay but there another way of looking at it too we love the clear cool sunlight and the crifp air the sense of fulfillment the completion of nature cycle of season toward producing a harvest 4f all the earths good thing were not ashamed to admit maybe that part of the secret of autumn fascination for u it make our mouth water even to think of all the fruit which are in abundance right now firm red apple luscious peache plum pear there are ripe tfcmatoes in our garden and we arent forgetting the milkaweet good- tttu of comonthecob almost any day you walk down the street you can smell delicious spicy smells coming from many a kitchen it canning season and house wives are preserving all these good thinas to satufy hungry appetite during the winter months ahead this year more than any other they are being urged to do down fruits and vegetables were lucky there in canada to hove such abundance and to let it rot on the ground i a real sin high school girls yes and boys too who arent working could take advantage of these extra holidays and help mother do more preserv ing than she ever has before its really a job for two people anyway and besides making it easier for mother youll be doing your bit to conserve the nations crop just as much a if you were actually out in an orchard picking fruit for a canning factory they need it too i the word freezing with regard to new gov ernment regulations dealing with manpower has been used so extensively it has resulted in u great deal of con fusion both among employers and employees we have been reading about the hundreds of people who left their old jobs sept i and were waiting in huge lineups in front of the new government unemployment offices in toronto these people were all afraid that they would lie unable to change jobs after sept i because the new government ruling would freeze them to their existing jobs the regulations provide that no employer may dismiss any employee and no employee may quit any job wthout giving seven days notice in writing but there is nothing in the regudations to indicate that any one would be refused permission to change to another job persuasion may be used in some cases and some people might be asked to switch to other jobs which they had not planned raking owing to wartime exigencies violations of the regulations will make offenders liable to heavy penalties after sept 14 firm names will disappear from help wanted advertisements henceforth firms must fill all their employment needs through employment office to make this plan effective help wanted and situation wanted ads can only be placed in newspapers through the employment office we can appreciate the job our government has on its hands trying to regulate the affairs of a coun try at war so that everything will remain as nearly nor mal as possible we know there arc many things they are bound to leave out of consideration but until these things are brought to their attention they will throw all the other careful planning and regulating out of balance exceptions to the rule include scientific nnd techni cal personnel registered nurses or probationer under going training ministers teachers in schools colleges otuniveraities which are not operated for rain nnd female domestic servants in homes employing not more than one servant employer vs employee just at the moment there is one recently passed regulation the costofliving bonus which is receiving some criticism on a certain score and we think the criticism levied is certainly justified the government has entirely ignored the fact that the cost of living for soldiers dependents has risen just as much as it has risen for other people there is a large percentage of soldiers families who are entirely dependent upon their soldiers allow ance they are mostly families with small children to feed and clothe we cannot understand why their needs sshould not receive the first consideration of the govern ment for a reason which speaks for itself to date we have heard of no adjustment being made but hope the wety near future will see this important oversight reme- twl after all who are more deserving of a cost-of- fiving bonusthan the families whose men are fighting for our very existence member ef inner war cabinet describes bombing of british houses of parliament altbv n u by kouh rajtus in the lrut tvot x uaru3 to uu atxa uve lnrtiroo tntro by lb brt- utii kmrrmtit tx uooot ol lb 13 oitj-dut- 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line timr ft tnjot b hu iuoi jjar huiv4mi enr atrd u dlrmon utttr tmif uruuit ui t1 jttv ol llu llufll c4lull lo illiliji hr cculd niriki with sujiuru btnl4- tnli o llltm- mlta a ihiojh tltl ran u ihi llili omnivurn r and hr lud utn k ii t lattl inhinn ulocai jiimiiiiius jl uib jiid tlut thu u tubjt on wlmli ill tin uiiurr tin ji one mtlt unh uii caruditiivs uvluu uul thoiurh mucli hti u dour n iaiu narl i nouith tn uvuar dfta at iciv our ftxctiflcst mrrx ijnall oniutid tftih thuvr ot the proplr of sungund at ihrw dinner in dntatn th hpctchrt rrr inurubl brlt i tioenr- timts hurt- atir nonr on thu oc- cauon thrr irr but to our b utr hi hon unndiin ilmckrn thr hont und u rrih b onr ol the canadian uut thrrr vu bomrlhinti rlw i hod not wrh brlorr thojkh 1 did s oner uffuln a jirorvktuil tvani he biood brhutd uir chairman ftua dnum ln a brilliant vrarkt coat lih uiia onr of thr bnijhut uni forms i trr ftaft when thr utnc cam or th voasu hr lupixd lui u kuvrl on thr doorframe and mnnounord my lorda and ornttrmen i pray ou lr alienee or thr right honournblr brendan drockin 1 veaj unprrn4d with the inure cftblnrt on another day about a arrk latrr i tat at a dinner prefiarrd hr ui by the hon vincent maey conada hll conimlvsioner in undon on m rlxht moa luitht honouroblr aruiur ortrnwood then a mtmbrr ot the inner war cabinet on my rtt a uic minlatrr ol ajrcruft rroduction moorcbrabljwn tliic latter waa one of uic earliest ol all commrrclal pllou in britain and hr knru niosi ot ahil uirrc wos to know ot ilj itir yrt i lound mr onrnaood more intfrfung he ius a small man n plum minplr yorlttjilrrman apparently hr lurd with hb ilt in u luirly mnull iioilm- tlosf to thr thames cast ot london he tullcid ol tin bombliik ol loiulon thr most inunjiln mtbjric o nil ahen one could find a peron ho would dlse is tt frrrly anl hr utkl mr minn- uimis whkh i cannot tell even now hiut many months but there ls much unit mr itender- soii mild ahlrh 1 run jviks uti und nc i rrtum to my diary for help i takr off my hut i those people in thr tiusl ilid ol liolklon he mi id the tits knd is tin- ikhurr lislilri mur uir dock- hr told uie how hr had none there durlm the bomblnft and liul uailrd around until lucrum with those who uere vuiuiik for ihrlr rrtullve to be dill out of the lulus i liudnt yet ik in thnunh it ixiniiim- mysell but hud een tlu- it- ip niv niter day and i wulrt nature the hciiic unci the huspeiim one uouhlnt thlnlc li possible that people could io thfoiikh that and live but th dit in their eelltns und hhelteis wtili piles of centuryold brick- over then heuds and plimlm down tlitlr bodies a bruve people the cubhiri mlnlmer repeated the nlfxlit uestmlnsler wat united qui more than poor people are brave in bondon 1 amced about ida own ex perlenceti wlui uombh he watt ut wcamlitmut r it lit in the building uic night the house of com mons watt hit it wils hupimihod that alk bomhs hit the chamber all about the same ume the uiuihb ho aaltt about htm that nlnht could not bo pi ed to a canadian ttho true london er never refers to hluor by name he wont give the archcnomy that aaua- raotlon it u always just lumt mr oroenwood admitted that he had been acared rftak on several occaaloni one day he was bombed out of hie offloo in whitehall close to the house of paruament so he took his secre tary and went in the car ln search ot another place he lost all his papers that ume lie did not know what was clifford a reid uxjv uila domat loa ilo uftn burct qoffttot lrroyditcc rvi syfeo bin b a- bxntxr a4 r4rucn orcrtcm a sb m a irm of thr cuiftdun rdljora ftho hd ftntr him vlirn hr aa piimr uinu- tcr of canada and one day i wa tn- tnxjixed to him aft r thr tkrtfrnmrnt lanftron a wtomp ot rrn or rlht rormbrra ol r pirt mood chattum in lorrtdo ut thr hlrl tfthrn ujfd lkniiru cxnr loiitf hxnronr clm mm mer nd n i lonit brfurr healed dja culiien a urdrr aa tit atutuda i utr rtnrr irimr mini r hhixj u ill i thiivk irrt prur of our jitlcv i wjs dlnttht for ard ivn- irii to ay tht hr ptrfrrrrd to ura in orrat britain that a hu prlvt- lgr hut tie mttnid to har htur good to ji lir amihuik canadian und ftii i niil ol u ctnada doing at pmmim we ml 1 think thai chtu1 uai be n pet rood to it lormrf irmr mlnutrr at ust bonieonr svald uh a touch or riajprtutlon it oj ferl thai r ftrr imi doind thtnsi cortrcll why doi t ion hroirtrnt to cjnqa oci- tionauy ftouldnt do thai mud uird ben- nrt i doti t llkr broadcjjuna oral tan oxary htood bruc mr lie i the rdltor of a conwnir t paprr ui oita i ould trr n tjtrari o mlchjrt cjmc into hi ri rr not hr ald yon jicr civr ft rrles ol lx broadcakta didnt you curd rlttrrdftws dunvf wr met a number o oihrr mrm- bs1i ol uie lloasr of ijord onr re- ninp iord rierdalr patr b dinner at oroxenor itmitr ln putk lanr ir many way i liked thai onr thr bea ol ah our rtrnlnf- out althoutth v tl ma my mm thut nlnht to sue the one speech expected from the can adians i knw tome thin ft of uord ruxerdalr but juat to make sure x vimird uie publicity offlce of the haoy that mornin and looked him up in wiioa who findlna out that hl name hud born balfour and that h aat ad of a grrat tteel company x n culled uial hr had been the head or uie dntlah del mat ion ahlch came to canada to makr nrtarurrmrntfi tor uie britlh commonwealth air tralnlruj plan and that he had brm in my own town of fvrfriu on bualneaa trtpa aa it happened lord rhrrdales din ner was informal with no peectora after the meal was over we moved at ence la another room where we at uround small table with hlnh ofnecra ol army nuy and air irres and other interesthik permins every little while the host moved us around m thtiirh we were playing protfrealv eurhie- so that c met nearly everyone in time tin tuble at the grofivrnor was tfiic mot ueuutllully elect iratett one 1 ever mitt anywhere there waa a nrofulon of romn in dltvhcn and ffarlanda all i own the table engllhh rosea are lars im1 ihiuuiui and thry were ot mime sunset rnlor thut vo- tntsst striking the variety may have been tulisnmii hut if so the rolots are milter in kn in land and moie blrndel the still ntiiiospheir ol the tviiny hvns set niett ittilielul it me tliere was i elass ssiem uiiionit thr wnteih tlirrt i hat wi uhoui the inlv mii- vlval ot class diheremei i noticetl ln the whole ceuiitiy at he orusvinor there wu- un litloiumlkty nnd as we mu down lntl ulvetdtlr intitklueed un to the waltieks irvlm my end i the lnhle siiyin as he did so that she ivcdmh toientn such a thlnu as thu roultl hardly hnve lmpiicntvl at the hivoy und the idea of a noble lord liiiotuicliik a wnktretis to a ttuest mubt ive iomellilnn of u shwlc to those who knew knijluntl in the not- fardistant past an interetthiii fiulile tuklntr one final look over my notes i find the nanuh or mtny orsons frequently in the news on uie after- noon i heard churchill sneak in the house of commons a guide pointed out hut married daughter in the nailery on orto aide an interested pecutor in another gallery was ur malsky the russian ambubador no person i met in london was more interesting or more congenial than james bono london editor of the manchester duardlan one or the best- known qf british papers ur bone was an old friend ol a rattan oleary and had visited him in ottawa he hod been ln canada several times and ulted the country on his last trip going home from canada after the war be gan bis ship was torpedoed oft the coast ot areeniand ue lost all his kenneth m lanftioo nth uortftj uonry to loan otbce ormory thrfttie iudt ulu ouert radio repairing we specialize in this work j sanfordsoa otuiuiltuwn u frank petch ucrnr rcnoyix ix ruhir or rxxt bahcx prompt arrrto hi cwi po da elmer c thopon ixsmwnct ncmvicx pr auui windstorm c r suunr ad allied hfmmetl txclsuiionh rtti llw i damn well drilling a b clark wudtuwr xt iiam11ton rost omct tl lialumn c r m monuments hasuuju and ulltwiu pollock ingham drtleru on rcqufttphan tott uvprct our mors ln omnnotf cmtttit robert f worthy cctnetcsry 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malt 6 32 pjn depot ttrkel otllre rhone to rhillitk ixciit what he had on at the time uiut when tie tot bnclc to ixiihlon in hut hul ikiii ihiinlxtl and all llw ust ol las pirminil lnlonmnii and clutllea wore none ur was ulcn llvnik m a lioul on the strand nnt fat ironi the savoy and waiting lor tho next imui- t clotllttll ronimn 0 lie ould buy htrmelt a second suit mr donei olllce wa small when compared to those ot some wealthy canadian dallies but it wm tnteret- hik around the walls wero el chinas and pnltutniis by hfa brother sir mulr- ticad done now recordlm the activities ot the royal navy this famous editor used to come uround in the evenlnss when ills ioiuj duyb work was done nnd talco a tew of w out into the blackout 1 never niliiied mich a chance ho was ono ot tilt best euldcs in london and has written books about uie city wo would bo down eomo narrow lane and ho would point to a houso where oold smith lived and nearby one whore dr johnson resided and tell us incidents from the life or samuel pepys or some other old character and so ends abruptly this story ot my fuaht across the atlantic and ot the weeks spent ln england ireland portugal and bermuda titd the re- cromlni ol the atlantic by refuges ship when i started to write last novem ber 1 thouklu there uiialil ue n dozen stories in all it has taken nearly ten mtmths to write ihem ill in the mean time the race of london has chansed they say much o the mesa has been cleaned up now bombttikh and casual ties uie lew nowndays the shoe is on uie other foot britain could take it and now is iiulim it back thl month other editors flow acrass uie atlantic in boinbera taking tho short route when they come no doubt uiey will have many o stories to tel