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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1943
Page
7
At an airfield in Britain a Halifax bomber undergoing servicing drew a buzzing swarm from a hole in its tail. A local clergyman, wearing gloves, removed the queen bee and led the rest of the hive away. Repairs followed and the plane later departed for Cologne.
In a tavern hall, Jonathan Hale fights off nobles and henchmen to protect Mistress Anne Jamieson and Denys. He disarms the lord, locks foes in a room, and escorts Anne to safety as Estelle and Estelle aid recovery. Anne departs to London with Jonathan after thanks.
Under Reciprocal Aid Britain supplied the United States with 1,121,000 ships' tons of wartime supplies from July to December 1942. The assistance included 300,000 camouflage nets, 15,600 bombs, 2,000,000 pounds of barbed wire, millions of sandbags, and hospitals with a bed capacity of 89,000. Total U.S. expenditure in Britain in December 1942 was $25,000.
Kharkov was a major Soviet industrial center known as the Detroit of Russia. It housed large tank and machine tool works, an aircraft factory producing four figure monthly outputs, and extensive engine and electro technical plants. The city featured a vast palace of state industry, two tall housing districts, a 100000 seat stadium, and a 4000 seat theatre.
Sir Herbert B. Ames, first financial adviser to the League of Nations, told a Rotary luncheon in Montreal that after the war two distinct organizations should be created, one to guarantee peace and another to handle non political problems. He argued a international police power is as necessary as civic policing and that any new league must protect compliant states while punishing aggressors.
A commission to advance scouting in Canada was formed by Chief Scout for Canada at Ottawa during the Conference of national Scout presidents commissioners and secretaries. Mexico accounts for about forty percent of the world's silver production.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture urges shade for growing pullets and laying hens to support egg production during the fall war effort. A range shelter or movable colony house near trees provides cooling shade while dry ground helps hens fluff and dust. A dust bath serves to control body lice and maintain health.
The Pitcairn Island magistrate Arthur Herbert Young, descendant of Ed Young a Bounty mutineer, was found dead in his garden on the South Pacific island once settled by mutineers from the Bounty.
Aileen King, born in Singapore and educated in India and England, serves as a motor transport driver at Trenton Ontario station. She has lived in New Zealand, Australia, Tahiti, Java, and Honolulu, with a nomadic family history and relatives who fled Singapore and Java during wartime.
Recipe discusses boiling spaghetti, making a tomato sauce with onions celery green pepper and Worcestershire sauce, thickened with corn starch, then mixing with pasta and serving with grated cheese. Includes optional meat balls or alternative butter quantities and a War Savings Stamps reminder.
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