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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 17, 1943

Page

4

World Events Move Toward Wartime Adjustments

Berlin reports rations to be cut and Nazi sub tactics shifted after Allied air activity. Canada urged to supply 107000 tons of pulp plus existing 1170000 tons for 1943. Red Army recaptures Maikop fields as Caucasus offensive continues. Stalin is named marshal of the Soviet Union by Kalinin. Capt Eustace Brock to command H M C S Niobe in Britain.

Supreme Soviet Michael Kalinin Soviet Union Joseph Stalin Moscow Radio

Two-Piecer Pattern 4332 By Anne Adams

Anne Adams introduces pattern 4332 a smart two piece for matrons offering a bodice top with a skirt and a softly yoked blouse. available in women's sizes 32 to 46 with size 36 needing 3 yards 39 inch fabric. send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man. mailing delays noted.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Vitamin Victory Garden for 1943 Wartime Living

Wartime guidance urges readers to grow a vitamin rich Victory garden behind the house. Plan now for beans carrots peas tomatoes cabbage lettuce Swiss chard and more with home grown produce for energy and pride. Contact Western Division Health League of Canada at 111 Avenue Road Toronto for a free Vitamin chart.

Western Division Health League of Canada 111 Avenue Road Toronto Ontario

Right Tools and Planting Groups for Garden Work

Garden notes stress sharp clean tools and regular maintenance to save labour. It divides planting into hardy semi hard and tender with guidance on soil readiness and frost tolerance for vegetables and flowers. Early planting is advised for hardy crops while tender plants risk frost damage and should be protected or delayed.

Desert Boots Wear Out Fast for British Army Troops

In the British mechanized army boots wore out in three months in the desert while about 2000 workers, many civilians, operate at the RAOC base in Africa handling receipt and issue of equipment. War demands push coal use as a chemical raw material.

R.A.O.C Africa

Christ's High Priestly Prayer and Intercession

Sunday School lesson on John 17 and Hebrews 7 23 25 discusses Christ’s intercessory prayer for himself and for his apostles. It explains glorification, eternal life as knowing the Father and the Son, and prayers for keeping the disciples from evil as they carry his message to the world.

Lord Christ Jesus God C. R. Erdman Alexander McKenzie

Paratrooper Dangled From Bomber Escapes With Broken Ankle

Sergt. Pilot Jack Clark of Malton Ontario clung by one foot in a crewless bomber as the others bailed out. He freed himself by pulling a parachute rip cord ripping his boot, the plane chased him to earth, and he escaped with a broken ankle.

Jack Clark Malton Ont Earth

Future Of The Arctic Predicted By Arctic Veteran

David L. McKeand, a veteran of the Arctic, said a 1,500,000 square mile portion of Canada's eastern Arctic could see major postwar expansion. Speaking in Toronto he noted sub Arctic summers could grow crops under glass and cited vast mineral resources. He also cited possible trade importance from an Arctic Sea link between Canada and Russia.

David L. McKeand Canada Arctic Toronto McKeand sub-Arctic Russia

Housewives in Surrey Village Mistaken Dried Egg Powder Served Mustard

In a Surrey village England housewives queued for dried egg powder ration but received mustard by error. Pies were baked and scrambled eggs served in many homes with surprising results. Crankcase oil heavier than needed caused drag on engine parts wasting gasoline.

Surrey England

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Berlin Zurich Exchange Telegraph Agency Kurt Fricke Maikop Red Army Caucasus Eustace Brock H.M.C.S. Niobe United Kingdom Mickie Moose Jaw Pasqua Madrid Pense Belle Plaine Grand Coulee Regina Pinkie U.S. Railway Canadian Northwest Canadian Pacific Railway Moose Jaw-Regina Khlal Health League OF Canada By Fred Neher Our The BY William Ferguson New Zealand Sherlar NCH Baton Rouge Sztica Louisiana Reg'lar Smater Pinhead Lil Boy Gene Byrnes
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