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THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, WINDSOR, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JENE 17, 1942 PAGE EIGHTEEN- 4. I of Veteran Princess Alice Met in 1918 Provides Unscheduled Incident During Reception and Cheering Throngs Greet Their Excellencies in City AN unscheduled part of the Civic Reception program at City Hall Park was the Introduction of Mr. George Wakeling, World War veteran, of 42 Gore street, Leamington, to Princess Alice. Mr. Wakeling met Her Royal Highness in England in 1918 when he obtained her autograph on a postcard; he had the card with him today.

Mayor Arthur J. Reaume is shown looking on, in the picture at the left, as Princess Alice meets Mr. Wakeling. At the right Princess Alice is shown signing the Civic Guest Book. Presentation Dull Skies GAS on STOMACH May causa Distressing Heartburn At the first situ of dltrtmm smart men end worn riTnd on Beli-ene Tablrta to help set fm BWJ-ans ore mad fast-acting medicines wldel) known for relief of symptoms of indirection.

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Montreal. Ceremony Executive Is Back' ST. THOMAS, June 17. Dr. Georg T.

Kennedy, president of the Elgin branch of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind and most ot his executive, have been returned ta office for the ensuing year. Mrs. J. E. McCabe Is vice-president, Magts trate E.

Donald Smith second vice president; secretary. Mrs. William Turville; treasurer. H. R.

Allan; chair man of welfare, Mrs. N. C. Farley. There are 27 cases of blindness in the county and 25 In the city.

fa a fa Stretching the Rental Dollar (SRD). Tells the points to be checked when you select a new home, how to cut moving expenses, how to read your lease. Money Management Hama Famishing (MMHF). This illustrated booklet tells many ways of making your home attractive. Shows how to give your home style and smartness at low cost.

Meat (6). How can you cut vour meat mils? 55 hat is the best way to cook various cuts? How can you recognize good meat before you buy? The answers are in this booklet. fabrics (23). Facts about Nylon, in-yon, casein fiber, and other new fabrics. tt hat special ca re do hey require How can you make wootens and cottons last longer? The answers are here.

-Prorince. THESE TIMELY BOOKLETS CACI HELP YOU GET r.l0RE FOR YOUR MOREY Here are stores of simple ways to stretch your wartime dollars How can we make our money go farther? is a question many families are asking themselves these days. Taxes have increased and prices have gone up. Yet surely there's some way we can cut our regular expenses so that we will have more left over for War Savings Certificates and contributions to war charities. If that is your situation, perhaps the Household Finance booklets on buying and budgeting can help you.

How to stretch family income is something weve been studying for a long time. Over the years, thousands of families have come to us for money to meet emergencies. These families have told us much about their problems. We have tried to help them with their difficulties. And in scores of cases we have seen what better management and careful buying can do for families with money troubles.

Out of our experience have come twenty-four practical booklets on money management and buying for the home. We feel that many other families as well as our customers may find these booklets helpful at this time. So we are now making them available to every family in Canada. All these booklets have one main purpose to help you stretch your dollars. Today, more than ever, you probably want to get the most that you can out of your income.

If so. we invite you to send for any of the booklets which interest you. Here are eight of the twenty-four Household Finance booklets. Other volumes discuss how to buy and take care of hosiery, furniture, shoes, furs, gloves, textiles, fresh foods almost everything used in the home of today. All the booklets are impartial, dependable and up-to-date.

You may obtain any or all of the booklets for 2 i each in stamps to cover mailing costs. (Budget Calendar sent free.) Why dont you choose the booklets which interest you? Send the coupon now. UNMARRIED MEN Meoey Mono gem eat Principles (MMP). This new booklet Rives a simple, prac- ticalway togoabout keeping your ex penses within your income. It tells how make your income meet your needs.

Mmy Monogemeef Bodget Coloedor (MMBC), Makes budgeting easy and simple. Knds tiresome bookkeeping. Contains pian for spending sheets for every payday in the year. (Free). Stretching the feed Dollar (SFD).

Gives many practical meal plans and shows how to buy foods needed forwihe best nutrition of your family. ull of ideas on how to save money on food bills. Stretching the Clothing Dollar (SCD). How to get the most from the money you spend for clot hes for the whole family by simple planning, intelligent buying, and the right care. PRIVATE R.

A. M. BAKER Who enlisted with the Essex Scottish Regiment at the outbreak of war at the age of 16 and has been overseas with that unit more than two years, will celebrate his 19th birthday on Thursday. He is the son of Mrs. Helen C.

Baker of Ouellette avenue. Draft to Age Of 35 Nearing Then Ottawa Will Start to Take Young Husbands OTTAWA, June 17. Action to raise the age limit for the calling up of men for compulsory military service from 30 to 35 is expected in the immediate future, it was learned Tuesday. This Is in line with statements made in the House of Commons several weks ago by the war services minister, Hon. J.

T. Thorson, who predicted such action would be taken In a short time. The extension of the age classes eligible for compulsory call wiU apply only to men who were unmarried or widowers without children in July, 1940. The next step after the calling of single men up to 35 is expected to be the calling of married men, starting with those who were 21 years old and married in July, 1940. The callup age was raised in March from 25 to 30 but the 25-to-30-age group produced fewer men than the 21-to-25 group.

The 30-to-35 group is not expected to produce as many the 25-to-30 group. The raising of the limit Is believed to have become necessary because the supply of men eligible for call under the present regulations is about used up in some of the war services dm sions. SOLO BY HADING DfiUGGJSTS ond all SALVE will knock it out, root Smash Emden USY Windsor, making the vehicles needed for victory in the war, gave an enthusiastic reception this morning to His Excellency the Earl of Athlone and his wife. Her Royal Highness Princess Alice, as they alighted from their train' at the Canadian National Railways station. The vice-regal couple will be guests of the city today and tomorrow on their first official visit.

Photos by Barney Gloster, Star Staff Photographer. Child Widow Gets 20 Years For Pistol Slaying of Spouse HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Established in Canada 1928 Canada largest and oldest personal loan company with 19 offices in 15 cities Head Office: 80 Richmond Street West, Toronto WINDSOR BRANCH: 203 Guaranty Trust Building Heavy Blow at Submarine Construction Given by tlie R. A. F. LONDON, June 17.

The R.A.F. delivered a heavy blow to Germany! submarine production in its heavy bombing of Emden June 6 which re-silted in large areas of the air ministry news service announced today. It said photographs taken on recon naissance flights showed that one large shop built since the start of the war in the Nordseewerke shipbuilding yards had been destroyed by flames. Another large shop in the same yards was listed as severely damaged, along with nine smaller buildings burned out and two large warehouse-type buildings demolished. PRACTICE IN EDMONTON EDMONTON, June 17.

Between 4,000 and 5,000 volunteer workers will be on the alert Sunday when Edmonton holds its first full-scale air raid practice. All traffic except trains, milk wagons and ambulances will stop during the hour-and-a-half alert. MOBILE DENTAL UNIT LONDON, June 17. J. W.

Miller of Toronto presented the British Army with Its first mobile dental unit to include a laboratory. The unit was accepted by Major-General D. Clewer, director of army dental services. AOUHST mosquitoes ooisonous- Mosquito bites deense. ny.To 8 ts perish at the All iufe feasant-smelling touch of gave with yiv-Tox mist, takes less Py.Tox fcecaust J0U 12 9 3 MORRISTOWN, June 17.

A jury of mountaineers has fixed a 20-year prison sentence for Mattie Pearl Manning, slender 14-year-old child widow, in the Distol slaying of her 35-year-old husband, Damon Manning. The jury, in less than an hour, convicted the little girl last night of second degree murder after hearing her testify in a low voice: I shot him. I thought he was going to shoot me. He threatened to kill me. Her father.

Prank Morgan, 50, was convicted of aiding and abetting in second degree murder and his punishment also was fixed at 20 years in prison. Defence attorneys said a new trial would be sought for Morgan and his daughter. Matti Pearl, wearing a blue print dress and chewing gum. told the jury that on the day before a breakfast table argument over a pair of paint-stained trousers, her husband had been singing tomorrow'll be a buryin day for you. She said she believed her husband was threatening her life as he tang.

She was the only defence witness. Sheriff Ben A. Creech said Mattie Pearl and her father first claimed that Manning had shot himself. Later, he added, Mattie Pearl admitted shooting her husband, a painter, on May 9. The officer further testified that Morgan told him last week he done the shooting instead of Mattie Pearl.

CHRISTMAS IS COMING WHITBY, June 17. While -it is a bit early to be thinking of Christmas, the local war effort committee Is busy making plans for Christmas parcels for servicemen overseas. Household Finance Corporation of Canada (At point of mailing) I enclose cents in stamps. Please send me the booklets I have circled: MMP, MMBC, SFD, SCD. SRD, MMHF.

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