Weathenjiocecast
Prince
Rupert
Moderate
to
fresh
northwest
winds,
fair
iwlth
not
much
change
In
temperature.
WIX
NO.
197,
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
31
March
11
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ABOUT
RUSSIA?
LONDON
Some
significance
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mrm.
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nussia
mar
mane
Bulletins
STANDING
IS
CLOSE
latest
standing
in
the
Carnl-
I
Utllan
PAnlatl
fa-
vnllftl7
Jerstad,
Sons
of
Norway,
flfia-
rl.l.
U.m.M
Innlnr
lorenct
Obuchlna,
Gyro
UinD,
S.000;
Molly
Ellison,
Rotary
Club,
am
LAST
CHANCE
National
registration
In
Prince
ipett
up
to
late
Tuesday
even-
t
ten
o'clock
tonight.
TROTSKY
AXED
MEXICO
CITY
Leon
Trotsky,
xiled
Russian
Bolshevik
leader,
unconscious
and
In
serious
con-'tion
alter
being
attacked
with
a
ifTa.
v
...
mar
.cam
b
ati
-
c
uv
tiacauca
mui
'n
and
supposed
friend
of
the
at
vviuilUIlJI.
liuisn;
(d
serious
head
Injuries.
Mor-
Hed
to
have
beeri
a
German
sec-l
atent.
He
had
known
Trot-kT
for
more
than
a
year
and
had
his
confidence.
WHAT
FLTAIN
THINKS
VICHY
l'rfmlpr
Ptaln
aerreeS
hat
United
States
Is
wise
to
arm
SU
against
any
eventuality
such
Invasion.
He
declares
that
tance
will
rrmaln
a
Hpmocracr
'though
a
dlsclDlined
one.
KILLED
IN
vaurntivrri
VANCOUVEIU-.
Vancouver
has
Hs
thirteenth
traffic
fatality
'
he
jtar.
)ames
II.
Deverlll,
1,
died
ol
i
.
uuuiiiini
aj
a
resun
u
She
AMERICAN
LEGION
SAFE
NEW
YORK
The
American
steamer
American
Legion,
bound
from
Petsamo,
Finland
with
refugees,
is
believed
now
to
be
safe
ly
past
the
dancer
zone.
GIBRALTAR
ATTACKED
GIBRALTAR
An
official
an
nouncement
says
that
enemy
air
Willing
Workers
Transformed
Exhibition
Hall
last
Night
Twenty-One
Month
Old
Mary
Jane
I
Morrell
Has
Seen
Much
of
(
World
TORONTO.
August
Jane
Morrell.
aued
21
HI
r
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Part
Of
Highway
Within
City
Is
Being
Improved
Some
good
work
is
being
done
by
j
the
city
engineering
department
In
llmnrovlne
the
nart
of
the
highway
Daby
between
Conrad
Street
and
the
city
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1940.
COLUMNISTS
Small
ARE
ACTIVE!
Dangerous
Gang
Relieved
Implicated
in
Escape
of
German
Prisoner
of
War
SOMEWHERE
IN
ONTARIO.
Aug.
exactly
21
Jlmlu
Bad
hump
and
dlp3
are
21:
(CP)-A
high
military
authority
i
-
.
,
77
"
.
.
oi
tne
nignway
very
greauy
im-
oo
-
-
r
---
traveheu
youngster
In
the
world
pmH
wm.h
jLn
hi.
,,ir
and
aided
the
escape
of
W.
Koche,
'friSlni!ht
fhC
tddud
f.Urt"
is
finished
the
part
of
the
highway
German
naval
of
fleer,
from
a
clos-
craft
attacked
Gibraltar
twice
out
to.her
,eaee
lau,rcls
by
starting
wUnln
the
,t
,
b
to
iy
guarded
prison
ca-.n-
:i
Norrhrrn
last
night.
A
small
fire
set
by
bombs
was
quickly
extinguished.
One
enemy
plane
was
shot
down.
STAGE
OF
CARNIVAL
ALL
SET
on
the
trans-Canada
lines
for
Victoria
when
she
will
add
another
2,250
miles
to
her
airways
log.
The
young
daughter
of
Mrs.
S.
W.
Morrell,
of
Oakvllle,
Ont.,
wife
of
the
Balkan
correspondent
of
the
London
Dally
Express,
Baby
Morrell
has
had
her
own
passport
ever
since
she
was
a
month
old
and
her
log
holds
such
Interesting
air
Neighboring
Vi'lage,
Pay
Final
trips
as
Budapest
and
Milan
and
Tribute
to
Memory
of
Tate
return,
Budapest
to
Belgrade,
Mrs.
William
(Beyon
Rome,
Marseilles
and
London
to
travel
oyer
as
that
,
kept
up
by
th;
Provincial
government.
j
Funeral
At!
Pt.
Simpson
sav
nothlnz
of
four
ur
returns
returns
bv
oy
im-
Im.
-;.
r01"
the
res.dence
;
p;
deceaseds
of
Grace
Church,
officiated.
whole
appearance
of
the
place
in
seines
where
the
honeymoon
cou-
A
ui
me
iaCt
mai
ae.
readiness
for
the
opening
this
cv
Die
landed
exactlv
twentv
mlnutM
ceased
was
a
former,
member
of
NASSAU
TO
nch
.pttuUtlori.
-
W.
M.
Watt,
and
T.
J.
Williams
"
r?""-
'
T"
ietlc
dub
and
the
Youni
Peonlrt
-
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u.
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AIR
SCHEME,
AHEAD
lOXDfll
Sir
Archibald
Sin-
if
mi
nil,.,
m
.
I
.
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.nv.
'
Hoase
of
Commons
that
the
I
ahead
of
schedule.
Canadian
(IM.
ttt
.
.
.
,
I
to
tolTtebtpUc
mS,.
r
i.pped
from
Buda-
.
bi.UIul
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me
worau
iieiiiuuueic.
In
Drln..
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fhprp
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01
11-1
f.nririrf
T
pest
t0
ln
c"e
01
her
tiZ
j
'
As
two
ot
world's
most
fa-
.
.
e
a
.
fine
spirit
of
co-operation,
onprat
ion
the
the
grandmother
and
the
baby.s
Indl.
The
,
Ladles'
Aid
of
.
v
Y.P.EJV..
Mrs.
i
fashion
plates
they
have
young
m"hclX!TTt-
vldual
passPrt
caused
8reat
,n"
S-
M?St8h'
E'iZafbetn
ClntT3Sh'
started
many
a
mode
on
its
way
I
what
can
be
done
when
all
worU
tercst
and
speculatlon
wherever
It
Frank
Roma
an
family,
Mrs.
Jen-
g0
t
scouts
,n
New
York
-and
with
awill
to
a
desired
end.
was
displayed.
n'e
Brentzen
and
family
Mr.
and
smart
set
ln
whre
the
A
cood
program
oi
attractions
na
f9A?
Jnnp
i
fhp
vfiTinfrne.
naec-
Mrs.
josn
ua
MacKay
and
lam
11
v.
t..i,
v
i.HtHn.j
-
I
been
for
this
evening
and
Mrs-
&
Preston,
Native
Sisterhood
arranged
port
noider
ln
thc
worid(
:
believe,"
Prnor
of
the
Bahamas
are
golnf
to!
each
night
there
will
be
a
different
sald
Mrs
Morrell.
"It
was
issued
(Kltkatla
Branch),
Mr.
and
Mrs.'keeD
botn
veg
wide
0Den
part
e-
program.
The
following
are
the
whcn
she
was
exactly
a
month
old
Bacon
and
Bl.
Mrs-
J-
Leigh-
ui8ry
for
tlps
on
evening
and'
committee
chairmen
who
are
as-
and
has
been
much
used.
She
went
ton
and
Wallace,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Am-!soort,
ciothes
hat
can
eo
places'
.slsted
by
a
fine
body
of
willing
from
Paris
to
Budapest
ln
the
,brose
Reld.
"7
Guild
(Carlisle
Can-
,n
Am.rlcan
resorts
workers:
Chairman
Norton
Youngs.
Secretary
George
L.
Rorie.
Treasurer
Trevor
Williams.
Program
C.
O.
Ham.
Exhibits
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Concessions
Max
Asemlsscn.
Publicity
Robert
Parker.
Carnival
Queen
W.
M.
Watts.
Public
Wedding
William
Stone.
Flower
Show
Charles
Balagno.
Photographic
Contest
Jack
Wrathall.
Tea
Room
Rebekahs.
There
are
a
number
of
Interest-.
of
fun
for
those
who
like
mem,
Halibut
Sales
American
Rainier,
36,000,
10c
and
8c.
Pacific
Ilene,
35,000,
10c
and
8c.
bioragu
Recovery,
20,000,
10c
and
8c,
Stor
age.
Thelma
II.,
22,000,
10c
and
8c,
Storage.
Alder.
18.000.
10c
and
8c,
Booth.
Belinda,
22,000,
10c
and
8c,
Stor
age.
-
Injuries
sustained
at
1
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
when
his
motorcycle
collided
with
a
stcet
car
in
the
200
block
East
Hastings.
luggage
rack
of
the
Orient
ex-'es
oi
me
ivy
uuua.Mr
;
They
wonder
a
lot
of
things:
.press.
At
the
age
.or
one
month,
nanson,
ml
ana
Mrs.
will
the
Duke
appear
at
dinner
par-
from
Budapest
to
London
at
the
Johnny
Davidson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
t.es
ln
one
je
new
colored
dln-
I
age
of
nine
months,
by
plane,
and
Mai
eignton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
r.
n.r
gults
tnat
caused
a
slir
lni
from
London
to
Montreal
by
boat
Sampson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Pon-
paim
Beach
last
winter?
Will
he-l
as
"a
guest
or
Canada"
at
the
ageis"""
-
J-
OOK.
f.
ana
dash
around
ln
the
new
knee-
of
19
months.
I
prefer
air
travel
to
that
of
any
other
type."
SHOW
OF
!
FLOWERS
lng
exhibits
representing
the
firms
Fine
Display
by
Prince
Rupert
Hor-'
of
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.,
Northern
ticuitural
isociciy
at
carnival
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
McRae
Broth-
nan
ers
Ltd.,
W.
II.
Malkin
and
s.
is.
Parker
Ltd.
The
last
mentioned,
in
spite
of
the
weather
last
week
firm
has
a.
skeleton
chassis
showing
and
tr,e
week
before
the,
show
of
the
Inner
workings
of
the
ora
cars
i0wers
arranged
by
the
Prince
Ru-
which
Is
quite
an
attraction
to
those
pert
Horticultural
Society
at
the
mechanically
Inclined.
Fall
Carnival
Is
a
most;
creditable
The
body
of
the
hall
Is
Just
cov-
one,
Charles
Balagno
and
his
hclp-
ered
with
various
amusement
tea-
erSi
Frank
Warne
and
C.
G.
Ham,
tures,
some
pf
which
are
quite
new
have
worked
Indefatigably
putting
and
unique
and
will
provide
plenty
up
a
Dans
oi
greenery
aim
preparing
tables.
Many
exhibits
came
In
last
evening
and
today
large
quantities
of
flowers
arrived,
and
were
artistically
arranged
by
the
ladies.
In
the
centre
of
the
flower
exhibit
is
a
very
fine
collection
of
shells
nf
the
district
gathered
and
arranged
by
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
nf
Graham
Avenue.
This
will
be
one
of
the
big
attractions
of
that
part
of
the
Carnival
Hall.
DR.
FOERSTER
DIRECTOR
OTTAWA
Announcement
Is
made
of
appointment
of
Dr.
R.
E.
Focrstcr
to
be
director
of
Nanai-mo
Biological
Station
succeeding
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens
who
has
accepted
appointment
to
head
the
zoological
department
at
University
of
British
Columbia.
airs.
w)uis
tagar
ana
Maoei.
ai-
knee-lenzth
khaki
sliortt,
British
fred
and
Dora,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
army
0flcer
gtyig?
$
he
going
to
Woods,
Standard
Oil
Basketball
wear
a
flshnet
shlrt?
Qr
hc
Team,
Old
Empress
Hfltcl,
Portirontent
himself
with
the
nonde-
Slmpson
Athletic
Club,
Mr.
and
script
things
he's
been
wearing
Mrs.
White
and
family,
Mr.
.
and
.lately?
Mrs.
um
oosneii,
Mrs.
o.
Ness
and
And
what
about
the
Duchess
iMlss
F.
Lewis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Srorts
clothes?
She
didn't
wear
White
and
Family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
shorts
or
slacks
ln
Europe
didn't
Arthur
Wesley,
Ladles
Aid
of
Y.P.
think
then
good
taste.
Malnbochef
itA.
(Fort
Simpson),
Mr.
and
Mrs.'made
her
sports
frocks
which
but-
R.
Sampson
and
family,
Nelson
toned
down
front,
with
detachable
uros.
risnenes,
u&a,
sister
and,
shorts
to
match.
Will
she
wear
Sonny,
Y.P.EA
of
Port
Simpson,
,
those
agalrt
In
Bahamas
and,
If
she
Marietta
and
Velma,
Sister
Alice
does,
will
that
make
the
trousered
and
Eric,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Kelly
mode
for
women
sag?
What
will
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
she
choose
for
hot-night
evening
Helln,
Louis
Ross
(Old
Empress
Hotel),,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rufus
Dud
pward
and
family,
Native
Sister
hood
of
Hartley
Bay,
O.
Kltogawa
new
Jewel
gadet
on
her
suits?
Since
her
marriage,
the
Duchess'
wardrobes
have
made
fashion
news
around
the
world.
Her
slm-
(Yokohama),
Mrs.
Maud
Ross,
Mr.
pie.
almost
stark,
chick;
her
slim
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
Flewln.
Mr.
and
suave
dinner
suits
with
their
bar
Mrs,
Jack
Morals,
Margaret
and
oque
scroll
trims,
her
love
of
gilt-Mrs.
A.
Sankey,
Mrs-
J.
D.
Watson,,
terlng
sequins
(which
lifted
a
few
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
MacKay
and
1
eyebrows)
and
her
off-the-faee
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bradley,
Mr;,
hats
were
all
notea
and
copied
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Rudland.
Nell
and
Joe,
Miss
Salome
Wesley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Caspor
Webster
and
familv.
Her
wardrobe
went
Into
tempor
ary
eclipse
when
she
donned
c
uniform
for
war
work
but
It's
back
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Talt
and
fam-'ln
the
limelight
now.
How
are
her
ily,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
McLeod,
new
suits
cut?
What
Will
she
wear
Mr.
an
dMrs.
Rpubpn
T.pithfenn
fnr
formal
official
luncheons?
Mow
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson
I
will
she
settle
the
hot-weath6r
hat
Russ,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Moses
Wesley,
problem,
since
she
doesn't
like
blgf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Morrison,
Am-j
hats?
The
fashion
world
has
no
ella,
Mrs.
Rhoda
Woods,
Mrs.
Lucy
Idea
but
it's
going
to
take
a
good
wayward
and
iamiiy,
Eagle
Tribe,
hard
look,
Brentzen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Auckland,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Campbel'..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Sankey,
Choir
of
United
Church,
Port
Simpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Musgrave,
Mother,
Ladles
of
the
Epwqrth
League.
SENTENCE
BOGUS
V.C.
OXFORD,
En?.,
Aug.
21:
(CP)
For
representing:
himself
to
be
holder
of
the
V.C,
John
Coates,
of
Botlev
Road.
Oxford,
has
been
sentenced
to
three
months'
lmprls
alty,
Included
the
bombing
by
Bri-
The
esteem
In
which
esteemed
nM,
.
,
cnr,n,
tlsh
warplanes
of
two
German
held
by
testified
to.
by
the
."..
'
,
.;,V-
..1".
."
!ui"i
transports
in
Haugesund,
Norway.
'
"
i
nn,
n-ltlch
n.n.tt.j
n
(widespread
area
of
Germany.
Ger
man
occupied
territory
and
Italy.
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PRICE:
I
CENTS
ails
Are
Changing
Raid
Tactics
War
News
SITUATION
TENSE
ATHENS
The
Clreek
army
-..11H
all
If
its
for
off
i-
II
.tiv..
.
-i
.
-
nnnlhlf
mokes-
KH't
vill
not
be
an
d..
"
-
...kt
k.
urnrUf
If
Greece
Is
Preparations
are
being
taken
i
...H.
h.
fvncinn
wit
n
iiaiv.
ItiUan
forces
are
said
to
be
J
...
Ik
Athenian
f
rnn
(
I
r
isacu
w
...
Greece,
it
hnme
the
fascist
enttor.
BABE
MUCH
TRAVELLED
Individual
Plane
Method
Of
Attack
Is
New
Order
of
Day
Jw'
K!dS
dlst4lnctln
of
belnglevelled
out
'and
the
surface
that
an
extremely
dangerous
Koaming
Over
Many
Parts
of
Old
Land
Eight
Are
probably
belne
th
u
most
mMplvalr
.
.
nt
fifth
eninmnUt.
nlanneri
,
.
.
.
n
,,
Downed
Meantime
Royal
Air
Force
Continues
Increasing
Offensive
in
Germany
Ontario,
The
search
has
widened.
LONDON.
AuiniSt
zl:
(L;i,)
Operating
Singly
or
m
for
the
escaped
German
prisoner
of
wery
small
numbers,
Nazi
bombing
planes,
seemingly
(
war
.who
tunneled
his
way
to
free-
ciangmg
tactics
from
that
of
great
mass
raids,
roamed
camp?
Mei-
oyer
many
parts
of
Great
Britain
today,
some
.casual-thnritiP
r..
invejUeatinff
how
a
ties
and
damage
resulted.
Meantime,
the
Royal
Air
Force
'radjo
receiving
se
was
smuggled!
assumed
an
increasing
offensive
by
carrying
the
attack
I
Intn
IhP
cjmn
hplnc
rtlsrovprprt
a
In
numprous
lmnoriani
Dases
Ul
Ifew
hours
after
Koche
escaped
Qermany,
German-occupied
ter-h
through
a
100-foot
tunneL
Irltory
and
as
far
as
Italy.
The
escane
of
a
German
civilian
'
The
heaviest
blows
of
the
scatter-from
a
northwestern
Ontario
In-
ed
solo
raids
staged
by
the
German
ternment
camn
Is
also
announced
air
force
over
England
today
werej
.
RnUton.
mlnlstpr
nf
.tr.t-
th
Knnth9t
whpre
6.
perial
Airwavs
from
I,ondon
to
niotner
tnrougn
orace
cnurcn
to
-
,
J
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"
-----------
-
pewaj
nuviujs
irum
ixjimun
wj
....
.
...
-?
.
.
.
national
defpnre.
The
man
who
Mid
rpnrf
was
hnmhed
twlre
In
Paris.
'trie
village
cemetery
where
Inter-
As
wife
of
a
well
known
Eng-
ment
was
made-
lhe
funeral
of
the
llsh
loumallst.
Mrs
Mnrroii
train-
late
Mrs.
William
Beynon
took
ed
Mary
Jane
naturally
into
being
Place
at
Port
Slmpsori
on
Saturday
A
great
transformation
took
place
air
minded.
Her
honeymoon
com-
,ast-
Many
friends
attended
to
at
the
big
exhibition
hall
last
night
menced
by
airplane
nearly
six
Pay
tneir
nnal
tributes
of
esteem
o.
rfpnartmpnt
worked
until
years
aeo
with
a
fllzht
to
Paris
and
respect.
Rev.
T.
C
Colwcll.
mldnlsht
or
after
chanelne
the
and
a
subsequent
flight
to
Mar-
Pasto;
could
s-'wflk
English
is
believed
to
the
early
afternoon.
be
hldlnt
in
wild
rourdm?
the
camp.
country
sur-
Eleht
Nazi
bombers
were
sho
down
and
another
Is
believed
to'
have
fallen
In
the
channel.
Almost
constant
patrols
of
Brl-Itlsh
fighters
were
kept
in
the
air
to
head
off
the
"sneak-ln"
attacks
PUT
CTVl
V
by
lncnvldual
bombers.
ijjl-
X
01
1
LlLl
The
Royal
Air
Force,
continuing
nwuirr
for
Chancellor
Hitler
enlne.
Todav
the
various
exhibits
er
me
assassmaurr.)
oi
tne
King
I
"
'
-
t
t
ii
.
i
in
nor
n
n
cna
r
umm
tna
rhtirh
tiKup
In
his
attack
upon
are
being
put
in
place
and
by
to-
ol
-"8oavia.
m
me
iniervenmg
-
v.......
k
A
Duchess
of
Windsor
In
e.,Bn?a,n.
Just
what
m.y.e
nlght
ItlSl
be
a'place
well
wU
LljlllrS
Bahamas
W,
Be
WaUhed
Mndthis
comment
Is
caaslng
.visiting.
"
V"
.Y'Vli.
WrtSs-,'
-u---
the
offensive
as
German
attacks
on
Britain
diffused,
attacked
the
Ger
man
naval
base
at
Kiel
and
thirty
AknMA
r
tnn
niMArorinnu
"
-
v.
.
.
-
nrrrni
iiiiiiimi
niiiri
ii:hii-l
vi
-
.
..
...
'have
had
charge
of
the
decorations
of
the
hall,
partlculary
of
the
plat-
thp
hour
such
Pratruc
vipnna
Educational
As.sociatlon
acted
as
nA
u,t,n
..Ivr,
arm'
M
announced
oy
tne
Aamir-
-
,
a
v
vtiar
auu
uiw
i
wio
aic
nobvituis
-if,.
urusseis
ana
"
"
aeneva
berore
the
j"uca.
.
.
wj,pthp.
th.
Duke
anfl
form
and
It
Is
really
a.
work
of
art.
-
ouloreaK
oi
war.
r.f
iv,t
PvprvSnHw
u-a
tiorlc-
Baby
Morrell,
then
aged
nine
was
alrdrorneii
In
Germany,
and
Ger'
man-occupiea
terruory.
Other
activity
by
the
British
alt
MORE
MEN
FOR
CORPS
First
Route
March
Last
Evening
Followed
by
Lecture
On
Gas
While
the
turnout
at
the
local
defence
corps
last
evening
was
be
low
average
there
was
an
attend
ance
of
over
sixty
and
an
inter
-
estlng
program
was
carried
out.
Normart
Watt
explained
that
new
arrangements
might
be
needed
as
the
Armory
would
notbe
available
much
longer.
Plans
for
other
ac-
cprnrnndatlon,..
werev4e.f
inltely-
un-v
der
way
arid
particulars
"would
be
announced.
After
roll
call
and
preliminary,,
organization
the
units
proceeded
on
their
first
route
march.
The
action
to
be
taken
if
air
attacks
were
made
on
a
column
of
troops
was
explained
and
the
practice
of
the
movements
duly
carried
out
afforded
an
Interesting
variety
to
the
march.
On
the
return
to
the
Armory
a
lecture
on
gasis
was
given
and
the
construction
of
the
latest
respirator
was
explained
by
Sergeant-Major
Dey
It
Is
planned
that
the
next
lecture
will
be
on
signalling
and.
If
duties
allow
him
to
be
free,
Regimental
Sergeant-Major
Parsonage
will
give
the
talk.
If
the
Armory
is
not
available
the
lecture
will
be
liven
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
Ah
appeal
was
made
to
those
ilready
in
the
unit
to
bring
their
friends
with
them.
This
civil
organization
should
number
several
hundreds
as
it
affords
all
men
of
any
age
from
eighteen
to
sixty
an
opportunity
to
learn
how
to
de
fend
his
city
and
his
country
ln
an
emergency.
Isolated
Individual
action
is
useless.
Organized
effort
is
a
guarantee
of
success.
Enrolment
Is
still
open
to
all
men
and
to
get
full
advantage
of
the
training
men
should
enrol
at
once.-
Regimental
Sergt.-Major
Simp-kins
was
in
general
charge
of
the
parade
last
night,
assisted
by
unit
commanders
Alex.
Mitchell,
D.
G.
Borland,
O.
W;
Abbott
and
Peter
Lakle.
Appointment
Is
Important
OTTAWA,
Aug.
21:
(CP)
In
announcing
the
appointment
of
Capt.
V..
G.
Brodeur
as
naval
attache
at
Washington
the.
minister1
of
naval
affairs
said:
"It
is
a
newly
created
post
and
Its
Importance
in
view,
of
recent
developments
Is
stressed
by
the
fact
that
Capt.
Brodeur
13
second
senior
officer
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy."
MADE
PRIVY
COUNCILLOR
LONDON,
Aug:.
21
(CFT-Prime
Minister
Fraser
of
New
Zealand
has
been
made
a
member
of
,Hls
Majesty's
most
honorable
Erlvj
Coun-
IclT
according
to.
arf
announcement
irom
,10
Downing
street.
.
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