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tliinj
rtally
Vi'HiTK
past,
twenty-six
years.
She
was
1
seifnty-liine
years
of
ace.
Mrs.
Toop
Is
survived
by
two
brothers,
Hugh
McLerlan
of
Ttbchu,
Alberta,
and
John
McLellan
of
Port
Clements,
also
a
nephew,
Robert
McLellan
of
Vancouver.
TENACIOUS
It
I'LL
CORKYOKO.
Australia,
May
31:
(CPt
John
Flndlay.
41,
farmer,'
was
gored
to
death
by
a
bull
on
hb
William
Ttjop.
Mrs.
Ttwp,
Urm
here.
Several
jmots
were
.
r,,r,,
...
Rrotland,
had
been
necessary
to
drive
the
bull
away
dci
of
Port
Clements
for
the
fnxn
t.V
body
01
V
TO
THE
WESTERN
FRONT
Members
of
-he
Anglo-French
Womens
Ambulance
Corps
Ym
n
Just
before
they
sailed
from
England
for
war
duty
on
Western
Front
They
are
Ambulance
drivers
and
will
receive
or.aI
training
lit
the
Marshal
Foch
hospital
in
Pari
berore
axned
to
sectors
on
the
front
MacKenzie's
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15th
Anniversary
,
tore
W-
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given
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community
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we
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We
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each
t'Vd
rvpry
one
for
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us.
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The
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near
Mas
Doomed
to
ineffectiveness
against
the
might
of
Germany
are
the
tiny
navies
of
Norway
and
Denmark.
shown,
top,
while
three
of
Norway's
small
fleet
or
Torpedo
boats
of
the
Danish
navy
ate
-sidered
as
opposition
to
any
major
n1
power.
submarine
are
hown.
bottom.
Never
seriously
co
ih?of
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were
built
for
coastal
patrol
work
In
an
effort
to.
preserve
the
neutrality
of
the
tiny
Scandinavian
countries.
Gayer
Clothes
In
Old
England
NEWYORtf,
May
31:
(CPt
Part
of
Jean
Smith's
job
in
the
woollen
apparel
department
of
the
British
Pavljlon
at
the
New
York
World's
Fair
Is
to
show
"how
British
manufacturers
are
keeping
up
marvelous
standards,
despite
difficulties
of
the
war."
'We've
been
combatting
ersatz
wools,
Imitation
wools
made
of
milk
and
wood
pulp."
she
said:
"We
teii
the
world
that
there's
.nothing
like
wool
for
resiliency,
heat
retention
And
health.
Generally
the
war
has
had
a
brightening
effect
on
fashions,
Miss
Smith
believes.
"Women
in
Britain
are
wearing
gayer
stuff
blouse
we
In
the
fashion
world
are
determined
that
lh
story
of
the
last
war
shall
not
be
repeated.
"That
war
everybody
had
to
get
,down
to
beiges.
We
had
no
dyes.
All
th
dvestutfs
had
been
Ger
man
It
wasn't
until
years
after
hut
things
got
back
to
normal.
This
time
It's
poing
to
be
differ
erenf
"
sett
offers
a
splendid
holiday
for
young
and
old
good
bathing
minutes
walk
from
River
or
Sea,
a
beautiful
spot
with
separate
Cot
tages
or
Tents
fully
equipped.
Excellent
meals
served
In
Dining
.Room
at
reasonable
rates.
Store
on
premises
for
campers.
Badmln
ton,
out-door
games,
beach
and
boat
picnics.
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
a
real
vacation
with
your
J
families
Children
over
8
years
without
parents
carefully
looked
after
and
given
a
good
time.
apply
MRS.
DUNN
SANGAN
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HOLIDAY
CAMP
Nr.
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200
Itooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Shower
Batln
Mr.
C.
F.
nlack,
Proprietress
Man
in
the
Moon
This
Is
the
greatest
spendVfc
era
m
the
history
of
the
worW.
All
that
Is
necessary
Li
to
ask
In
order
to
secure
a
few
million
dollar.
Leopold
Is
looking
for
his
crown
iDt
iw
he
has
them
in
nis
r
It
is
the
way
ot
a
a-'-ad
gardener
never
to
be
Aatislied
He
always
trunk
but
is
afraid
to
let
Hitler
jwanU
to
be
.mprovmg
changing
hlu
the
elemnU
of
5
cre,ade.
know
about
It.
'i3'""'6
"rXSU
what
U
Comparing
Wars
Adrian
Arcand.
the.
Canadian
fascist
leader,
la
in
Jail.
He
is
learn-
ours
,-.
it
w
ti
livp
nnder
a
totalU
erjthing
U
W
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.
n.'t.PM
-
-----
nntrtin
o
a
nrm9n
TT.hmt
amon
-tr
woomlng.
his
patients,
a
clever
young
fellow
if
25
or
so,
speaking
English
well
He
was
severely
wounded
when
the
nibmarine
was
captured,
and
for
some
time
was
In
a
critical
condi
tion.
When
he
recovered
sufficient
ly
to
understand
the
attention
which
had
been
given
to
him
he
'stonlshed
his
doctor
by
sitting
up
'n
bed
and
saying:
It
will
pay
you.
ny
friend,
to
get
me
well
and
keep
ne
well.
I
shall
not
forget
your
-ervlces.
and
when
Germany
occu-oles
England
I
will
be
your
friend
ind
see
that
no
harm
comes
to
you.
The
Yorkshire
doctor
Just
smiled.
'"J
"Whatever
are
you
doing?
cried
'ather.
as
he
saw
Jimmy
emptying
i
bottle
of
Ink
Into
the-oMfish
bowl.
Th
Just
blacking
out
for
the
oldflsh.
daddy,"
replied
Jimmy,
seriously.
A
doctor
met
two
children
In
the
street
and
asked
them
how
they
'
were.
"I
don't
think
we'd
better
tell
you."
replied
one
child.
"Why
not?"
asked
the
doctor.
"Father
told
us
that
when
you
called
last
month
and
asked
how
we
were
It
cost
him
$10.
A
distinguished
visitor
at
a
luna
tic
asylum
went
to
the
telenhon?
and
found
difficulty
In
getting
his
connection.
Exasperated,
he
shout
ed
to
the
operator:
"Look
here,
girl,
do
you
know
who
1
am?"
"No,"
came
back
the
calm
reply,
"but
I
know
where
you
are."
"Please,
sir,
could
I
have
lolno.
.
row
afternoon
off?
"Your
grandmother,
I
suppose!"
f
"Exactly,
sir.
She
la
making
her
rsi
paracnute
Jump."
IDORA
Roller
Rink
Mondays
and
Tuesdays
Open
for
Private
Parties
Wednesday
7
to
11
Thurs.
Pal
Nljhl,
7
to
11
Friday,
6
to
11
Sat.
Children
10
to
12
a.m.
2
to
4:30
p.m.
to
8:30
p.m.
8:30
to
11
pan.
for
sum
He
is
introducing
a
new
type
ai
curves
for
his-
plot
and
they
look
very
wrU.
Is
hli
little
greehouse
he
raises
all
the
seedlings
he
wants
and
he
also
has
enough
to
supply
many
of
his
neighbors.
His
is
the
way
of
most
gardeners,
who
give
away
what
they
cannot
use.
The
Murray
garden
promises
very
well
this
season.
Those
who
want
some
hints
on
how
to
do
things
would
do
well
to
see
Mr
Murray
at
his
Frederick
Street
home.
This
is
the
blooming
season
for
the
Siberian
wallflower.
The
most
common
color
of
this
flower
is
a
bright
orange.
Many
people
Ilk
It.
Walter
Longwill
uses
it
in
his
rockeries
a
good
deal
and
Dr.
Hank.
Inson
has
a
blaze
of
it.
Many
other
gardeners
like
it.
Bu
there
Is
a
minority
that
saj-a
the
Siberian
wallflower
does
not
blend
with
most
of
the
other
flowers.
The
colors
Jar.
I
have
a
few
of
these
flowers
but
they
are
grown
entirely
on
my
own
initiative.
The
other
members
of
the
family
do
not
like
them.
I
have
heard
several
neighbors
pass
derogatory
remarks.
So
there
you
are.
Personally
I
like
any
flower
that
lends
brightness
to
the
landscape
and
I
am
particularly
partial
to
the
Siberian
wallflower.
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ARSOLO.
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Correspondent
PARIS,
Jiay
31:
(CP)-Every
Di-tlonallty
from
Iraklaas
to
Uruguayans,
from
citizens
of
the
Unit?-
State
tb
denationalized
bearers
of
League
of
Nations
passoorts
ai
ti
be
found
In
the
ranks
of
the,
Ielon
of
France.
The
French
uniform
may
cover
a
Yugoslav.
Dane.
Swede
Norwegian.
Belgian,
Peruvian
or
Egyptian.
The
other
day
an
emigrated
WhiU
Russian
resident
of
Parh
and
second
lieutenant
In
the
French
army
received
the
Legtcn'of
Horo"
for
gallantry.
This
suggested
an
investigation
which
revealed
tha-no
less
than
47
different
national,
tie?
ar-
serving
onder
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or
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of
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The
legions
of
Polfch
and
Czechoslovak
soldiers
have
reached
such
proportions
that
they
are
well
known.
They
are
Independent
organizations
in
France
but
take
their
place
side
by
side
with
the
Aiijed
(armies
at
the
Front.
Less
known
are
the
International
volunteers.
These
strangers
of
many
lands
flocked
to
recruiting
offices
in
France
when
the
war
began
and
they
are
incorporated
in
newly
formed
foreign
regiments.
Many
if
thcsi
scarcely
know
enough
of
the
French
language
lo
understand
the
orders
given
them.
To
ihsm
there
is
no
national
sentiment,
or
very
little,
but
they
are
fighting
tnr
purely
ideological
reasons."
The
Allies
France
and
England
mean
less
to
them
as
nations
than
as
defenders
of
a
cause
In
which
they
believe.
For
them
it
has
in
1940
the
20th
century.
The
First
Oreat
War
was
a
relatively
straight
na
tionalist
fight,
each
nation
flght-ng
for
what
was
considered
the
country's
place
in
a
tolerable
world
men
in
1914-18
fought
for
their
native
lands.
The
present
war
shows
greater
resemblance
to
those
of
Napoleon.
PAGE
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at
hjpu-d
o
the
1-iciuor
Lxmtffil
Uarii
ot
v
'he
ijovcrnincnt
of
'
Bnosh
Culumbta.
In
that
way
he
finds
out
.
-
-
f
tr,,n
rtrrrment.
Just
now
Cin-
uted
to
advantage
ada
Is
totalitarian.
AU-ucrs
tn
winning
the
ar
as
qulcWySpas-
Murray
ha,been,udenlns
slble
and
one
way
to
win
is
to
ice
'
7
year
nc
c(un8t,
uu
.
w
op
such
men
as
Arcand.
10
have
ceeded
ail
his
past
ef-
What
Is
perhaps
the
oddest
story
vt
the
war
comes
from
a
Yorkshire
UUk
m.himh
hart
thf
ana
pianung
seeaungs
ternational
legions"
had
Its
beghi-nlng
In
Spain
where
men
fought
bravely
not
for
country-rhutijc
Ideas
They
came
by
the
thousands
from
all
parts
of
the
world
to
rtxijfi
themselves
on
one
side
or
the"
otHar
accofd$n
to
their
beliefs.
Tfiey
ni
no
sentiment
of
Spanish
pair
riotLwn.
scsre?lv
knew
the
sd&
irZn-r
Hi'&1
generals,
were
nnabfc
old
allegiancet,
cut
across
political
.
lVt
.
divisions
and
produced
many
curt-
he
Jff
S
fT
h
tf
sus
regents
which
might
well
bet
to?
j??'
f!'"1
i
thc
to
ded
an
,dea'
the
ancestors
r
he
oresent
Polish
and
Czech
legions
of
Frssce.
Na-1
Today,
the
Internationa:
Brigade
len
led
Dutch
lroop--and
Ger-jt
formal
adjunct
orthe
French
mans
Into
Russia.
The
latter
lat-
armies.
,
;r
Joined
forces
with
the
British
to
I
U
'
jend
Napoleon
to
St.
Helena.
Even
in
the
British
armies
were
to
be'
Dally
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