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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1945
Page
3
The Commissioner for Supply states no order exists to raise maximum prices for white granulated sugar and brown sugar imported from Canada. Retail price remains unchanged. no extra one cent per pound or one dollar per 100 pounds in bulk. Secretary for Supply W. E. Curtis signs dated 13 January 1945.
Published by authority under the Defence Price of Goods Order 1941 the 13th day of January 1983 by GEO E. LONDON Commissioner for Supply. This order sets price controls and related directives as mandated by the Defence authorities.
The order sets maximum prices for white and brown sugars at port and off port sales in US and Canada imports, with retail rate caps and transportation adjustments. It revokes previous Food Current Prices order No 57 and comes into effect midnight January 14 1945 with penalties for infringements.
Collections of quotes emphasize faith as a guiding power. Notables like Keller, Hebrews 11 3, Addy, Barton and Grenfell illustrate how faith shapes action and meaning beyond mere knowledge. The piece links faith to leadership and world change.
Right Rev Geoffrey Francis Fishler DL bishop of London since 1939 is nominated by the King as Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of England. Previously he was assistant master at Marlborough and head master of Repton College from 1914 to 1932. He was viewed as a likely successor to Archbishop Temple. This is a historic and unprecedented Canterbury appointment.
Pick over wash and soak dried white beans overnight in cold water. Drain cover with boiling water simmer until tender about two hours. Sauté onions in fat add flour then mix in spices molasses pepper and tomatoes. Combine with beans add remaining salt and cheese cook five minutes. Six servings.
A courageous boy plunged into the canal and effected a rescue while onlookers praised his bravery. A dripping hero retorted with humor about his pockets full of “cobkers” as reporters noted the crowd’s admiration.
A personal testimonial claims rheumatism runs in families and urges treatment with Kruschen Salts. The narrator, a 57 year old woman, says daily use for seven years keeps shoulder pain away and cites uric acid as the cause, flushed by kidney and bowel action.
Statement from the Public Relations Officer notes Newfoundland favoring broad use of its airports for international air services. The Chicago conference discussed the Two Freedoms Agreement allowing overflight and designated airport landing rights for servicing but not passenger or cargo traffic. The Newfoundland Commission concludes maximizing airport use will boost employment and revenues from landing fees and facilities.
The report lists casualties across the British Empire from the war start to 30 November 1944. It notes UK figures include overseas personnel in UK forces, especially from Newfoundland and Southern Rhodesia. Indian prisoner figures state 22 803 officers and other ranks missing but presumed prisoners. Civilian and merchant seamen casualties are excluded.
The Commission of Government decides to withdraw its Chicago reservation and apply the Two Freedoms Agreement to Newfoundland. It will designate Newfoundland airports for international air services and notes that the commercial use of certain airports remains in abeyance.
Lieut Edward L Roberts 25 son of Mr and Mrs B J Roberts Britannia Heights Ottawa reported killed in action September 14 believed in Belgium He wrote home shortly before death Commissioned in Royal Rifles of Canada in Fall 1941 trained at Brockville and Valcartier Overseas May 1942 as adjutant with Canadian Forestry Corps later joined infantry and fought near Falaise wounded August 18 Returned to duty in September Born in Ottawa educated at Grant Consolidated School Nepean High Queen's University chemistry biology Survived by father stepmother three sisters Clara Joyce Janet and brother Flt Sgt David P Roberts missing and presumed dead with RAF Bomber Command over Germany July 1942
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