au
fnr
thA
flyman
nrmv
wasi
jaifc
I
3
..1r
a-
armltHrA
Ann
If
wa
or
5
V.
vv
-..-w
,
the
morale
of
the
whole
Ger-
II
IloLlUll
tiJ
aW
W
v
vav
Stir
at
4ftn
It
IMCLU1A
NC1C
lliaillll
ILJUUilOf
J
U.
llllai'
irtt
Siow
TA4aii
know
that
victory
waj
prepared
the
Allied
fleet
and
especially
M-lll.U
T
14
....
HAi
(Ua
OriWi
I.
II
ll
HUP
IlUt
AVI
iiJV
-18,
then
probably
the
result
the
war
would
have
been
differ-
Droie
qui
in
ucrmany
ana
uie
.t
1
.
I
rF
vii
m
I
-II
It
111
ruw
ma
rrinic
iQ
kinds
In
German
v
for
war
rti
rmanv.
minovr
nnnfinct
Ihit
together
brouaht
about
the
rne
Dresent
war
tne
oerman
1
army
achieved
great
victories.
v
Hn
inn
4Afitm
mt
-Yon-A
us
not
any
different
In
the
last
F
f
nin
th
HarnS
ft
r
m
Afat
tsH
nil
WllClll
Tit
Mil
lhAn
IIan
on
land
came
to
.
nothing
bv
the
ltl
thai
nroftaH
I
n
rw
tha
rlar
we
oiocicaae
or
me
ai
tea
;t.
The
same
will
happen
now.
e
British
maritime
fleet
with
Its
nam
rran
(inn
n.in
r.,ifm
ifi
.'Muavtv..
.
Ill
I
III
1UI
tV.n
.1
i
il
I-
chine
of
the
enemy
who,
In
spite
AiJ
land
victories,
will
be
forced
eipltu'la'te'.
In
order
to
free
tnninj
would
need
a
fleet
about
1
Krong
as
that
of
Oreat
Britain's.
Jt
ven
that
small
fleet
with
'
Correspondents
of
neutral
states
..n01j
utviaic
mail
in
tuuii-
.1
lui
ill
1
i.ii
ir
1
aTr.r
in
iin
linn
-a
France.
About
famine
In
Oer-
ny
they
do
not
writ
nt
nrmoni
J'
everything
points
out
that
the
'went
blockade
will
have
for
the
'.ermans
the
same
result
as
the
at
Is,
famine
nf
nrnn
mnci
Wt
capitulation
of
the
army.
Bitlej
finds
himself
in
the
same
"wion
as
Napoleon
I
lued
the
whole
of
Europa
except
ana
Oreat
Britain
But,
fln-
UV,
the
n.ltlnno
nk,l,
u
Mn.
1
.
ouvuucu
u
jr
iim
P
eon
united
and
defeated
tho
ench
armv.
Vanntm
Vitmeoir
I
sent
to
St.
Helena
where
he
rx,
I
hp
vvi
Ui
t
1
lurc
was
"OthUic
else
but
,
Napoleonic
r.uropc
,7
Drll'sh
fleet.
Napoleon
sub-
H,
k"c
wuoie
01
Europe.
flffi
ine
same
nia.,
n.
nut
l.i,
EurPPan
continent
was
fflint
"auon
alter
anotner.
CPt
one
irinn...i.,
.
...
ohm
""""'wu
European
state
nieB'n
Only
Englanclhe
.
iiutn,
as
hl
Tiarl
nn
fTt
Uh.
tn
r.BTV,"e
uie
Eng
ager
it,
'
"
we
Dau'e
or
Tra-8
r,lhere
was
really
decided
the
DROWNINGS
Ik
FIRST
CONSCRIPTION
CALL
OTTAWA
The
first
30,000
men
called
up
for
thirty
days
of
military
training
under
the
mobilization
Act
are
expected
to
move
into
camp
on
October
9,
Defence
Minister
Ralston
said
today.
What
ate
class
other
than
the
twenty-one
year
class
will
be
called
up
then
depends
on
the
number
of
men
the
first
class
will
provide.
DUKE
TO
VISIT
CANADA
NEW
YORK
An.
emissary
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor
has
been
in
New
York,
apparently
making
preparations
for
a
visit
of
the
Duke
to
the
United
States
and
Canada.
One
of
the
Duke's
aides,
Captain
Vivyan
Drury,
disclosed
the
reason
for
his
presence
to
a
few
close
friends.
DIED
TODAY
J.
D.
Hiebert,
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
aged
51,
died
this
morning
at
the
Prince
'Rupert
General
Hospital
By
occupation
he
was
a
fitherman.
CANADA'S
TIIIRD
DIVISION
OTTAWA
"Canada's
third
division
will
be
concentrated
in
the
Maritime
provinces
from
October
1
to
October
15,"
Defence
.Minister
Ralston
announced.
The
division
IN
SKEENA
"ready
decimated,
and
there
ls
Natives
Lose
Lives
at
tanneries
anu
i"uuu
mai
11
couia
enter
an!
...H
The
body
of
James
Morrison,
a(
native,
was
b'rought
Into
the
city,
uy
utfmany,
laminc
.
.
,,u
,nnrl
fhat
'
-.v.v..All
All
UCIIUllIf
nn
t
An.
.....
.
.
are
so
oaa
mat
iamme
lJ
come
there
even
next
month.
UIIII3F
AAhJII
1.1
a.
a
Hrntnied.
An
Inquest
was
opened
this
morning
and
adjourned!
until
the
afternoon
An
Indian
girl
was
also
drowned
at
Claxton.
fate
of
Napoleon,
although
on
land
his
star
shone
almost
to
1812.
Hitler
ls
preparing
to
Invade
Great
Britain
the
same
way
as
Na-nolpon
had
been
preparing
a
land
army
in
Calais
in
order
to
attack
who
had
England.
Napoleon's
intention
aia
not
materialize
because
on
the
side
of
Great
Britain
there
stood
a
strong
British
fleet.
And
Hitler's
intentions
will
not
materialize
for
his
way
to
England
ls
blocked
by
the
unbeatable
British
fleet.
It
goes
without
saying
that
Hitler
with
his
air
fleet
can
do
some
material
dam
age
to
England.
But
with
ms
air
fleet
he
will
not
conquer
Engiana.
To
do
that
he
would
have
to
trans-
nort
an
nrmv
of
a
million
men
across
the
Channel.
Hitler
cannot;
do
that
because
the
Channel
is
1
guarded
by
a
strong
British
fleet.;
It
looks
as
if
Hitler
would
try
his,
antics
for
some
time
yet.
In
the
end
he
will
be
so
weakened
that
in-(
stead
of
dictating
he
will
ask
for
peace,
as
It
Vas
done
by
his
prcde-
'
ccssor,
Wilhelm
II.
.
Citizen.
Seal
Cove
Airbase
Building
Tn
Ra
Rinlf
In
Qi'vfv
Fhic
Contract
to
E.J.
Ryan
Company
i
OTTAWA,
August
28.
Contracts
announced
at
Ottawa
today
include
one
to
the
E.J.
Ryan
ontract-ing
Company
of
Vancouver
for
the
erection
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
station
at
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Rupert,
the
contract
price
to
be'$2,5uO.
The
building
is
to
be
completed
in
sixty
days.
27
Raids
On
Various
Points
In
Germany
Made
By
Royal
Air
r.
Synthetic
Oil
Plant
Near
Leipzig
Among
Places
Visited
and
Set
on
Fire
By
British
LONDON.
Auimst
28.
Last
nteht
the
Roval
Air
iur
iwo
nours
dropping
mcenaiary
ana
explosive
Domes
and
setting
many
fires.
This
is
one
of
the
most
important
i
plants
in
Germany
which
supplies
Major
MacGregor
Is
Freshening
Up
National
League
New
York
1,
Chicago
3.
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
4.
American
League
Chicago
4.
New
York
5.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Jotonaton
Oo.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.05.
Bralorne,
9.23.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.01.
Dentonlo,
.01A.
Falrvlew,
.00
V.
,
Gold
Belt,
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.38.
Mtnto,
.Ol'i.
Noble
Five,
.00
V
Pend
Oreille,
1.20.
Pioneer,
2.20.
Premier,
.80.
Privateer,
.43A.
Reno,
.13.
Relief
Arlington,
.0734.
Salmon
Gold,
.04.
Sheep
Creek,
.88.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02ViA.
'
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.09.
Calmont,
.21,
C.
&.E.,
1.38.
1
Freehold,
.03A.
Home,
1.54.
Pacalta,
.05A.
Royal
Canadian,
.11.
Okalta,
.65.
Mercury,
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.13A.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.14,
4
Bcsttlet
.94.
Central
Pat.,
1.80.
Con.
Smelters,
36.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.95.
Fcrnland,
.02.
Francoeur,
.35a
Gods
take.
.34.
,
Hardrpck,
.79A.
.
Int.
Nickel,
37.1J.
'
Kerr
Addison',
2.51.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.10.
the
war:
machine
with
a
consider-
able
nartnf
its
fuel
and
lubrication.
i
At
Frankfort
six
buildings
were
h.'t
Mlne
j
by
explosive
bombs
and
a
number
of
I
other
centres
were
visited
and
air-
.
plane
piane
bases
oases
oesiroyea
destroyed.,
war
war
factor-.
racior
1
i
11
HATM!
At
lYIllltary
LOllege
I"
damaged
and
supply
bases
dis
v
n
N1g"t
attacks
were
again
carried
have
been
practising:
night
flying.
feather
F.otecasl
TomorroW
s
Tides
?rince
Rupert
Moderate
to
freh
.
High
10:10
B.m.
18.6
ft.
it
1
"nuij
tiuuujr
anu
22:40
p.m.
19.0
ft.
Low
.
4:15
a.m.
5.8
ft.
18:18
pin.
8.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
"51
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
28,
1940.
J-HICE:
I
CENTS
Will
Be
Deciding
Factor
In
Forcing
Hitler
To
HisKnees
rticle
in
Ukrainian
Newspaper
Published
in
Winnipeg
Shows
How
Similar
is
Present
Situation
to
That
in
Former
Wars
In
the
preceding
war
the
British
fleet
was
the
faornr
at
decided
the
victory
oyer
the
Germans.
Truly,
the
last
1
mk
Germany
received
in
battles
on
Franco's
fipl.k
'
hich
througn
iour
years
carnea
a
close
economic
block-
e
of
Germany,
leiung
no
neip
pass
from
America,
Asia,
from
the
Mediterranean
Sea.
ATe
thflf.
in
th
nr.
'
Bulletins
AXIS
TALKS
AT
VIENNA
Attempt
to
Settle
Balkan
Differ-ences
by
Germany
and
Italy
BUDAPEST,
'Aug.
28-
The
Rome-Berlin
axis
rushed
diplo-frnatic
forces
today
toward
the
"hurry-up"
four-power
conference
at
Vienna
to
settle
the
Hungarian-Rumanian
dispute
orer
Transylvania
and
prevent
repe
tition
.of
the
Russian-Rumanian
German
and
Italian
foreign
min
Isters
and
their
ministers
in
the
four
capitals
are
taking
part
in
the
conferences.
The
urgency
of
the
talks
was
11
1
1
A
11
117
n
II
cnnna?lzea
by
Bucharest
dis-
force
And
All
Were
Bombed
a,chM
e,v,n
niirmtion
to
,
.
the
report
that
hundreds
of
soM-
lers
were
killed
and
wounded
In
the
border
battle
with
the
Russians.
Previously
the
Huncarians
charged
that
a
Hungarian
bomber
was
downed
by
the
Rumanians.
Force
made-
27
raids
on
various
strategic
points
jrf.
GerJ
'
many,
the"most
outstanding
of
which
was
the,
synthetic
KiriPTlJ
1C
oil
plant
near
Leipzig
over
which
British
raider?
hovered
lvl
1
O
lu
C
A
1
1
!
1
t-1
1
1
VERY
BUSY:
at
Telkwa
Procducing
Gold
Regularlv
and
Atlin
Also
Ship
ping
Yellow
Metal
to
Pay
For
War
Tulsequah
U
close
to
the
Alaska
border
and
It
la
to
'
necessary
go
the
last
war.
has
written
to
En
J'll
VSJSS,
though
United
States
territory
to
SUS'n
Z
SXl
aZnln
lds
this
place
that
word
here
to
otanding,
CoUege
.
to
say
that
he
is
again
in
gold
mine
and
employs
175
men
linlfftrm
uniform.
He
TTk
is
n
a
PntflnnnV
company
Pftm
com
r
r
?e
.
M
llrtn
nn
rlfl
frw4
I
MAAnrltf
nA
-
eatm
fVaf
r
a
frtu
r
A
i
Vt
r.rr
1
.(
ran
.
Consecutive
Classes
Of
Men
To
Be
Called
For
Military
Jraining
Preliminary
Regulations
Issued
by
Minister
of
Defence
With
More
Definite
Instructions
to
Follow
OTTAWA,
August
28.The
War
Services
last
nitrht
promulgated
recrulations
eovernintr
the
Hungarian
Hashes
in
the
Balkans,
.calling
up
of
single
men
for
military
training.
It
said
that
,it
is
hoped
as
a
result
ot
the
registration
that
within
a
few
days
the
number
of
single
men
and
also
the
number
of
Two
German
Prisoners
Escaped
t:
a
OTTAWA,
Aug,
'28.
fired
on
by
guards
as
they
'dlsap-
peared
into
thick
busb.
sur-
bury
area,
two
German
prison-
ers
of
war
escaped
last
night,
it
was
announced.
The
pris-
t
wins,
a
nun
-
commissioned
t
naval
officer
and
an
airman,
j
effected
escape
by
Hiding
In
an
Scottish
stationed
at
Victoria.
B.
,
,
"
'
"
,
.
tered
voters
whereat
when
he
was
Tvr.LL,
C,
and
hejs
now
taking
sa
re-
TWrtynes
ilertlnt.,
t.ir
iTainUlg,
iresner
course
i
wusswu.
it
i
-
voters
in
me
place,
ine
mine
is
a
possible
he
may
stop
of
fat
Prince
For
tne
present
the
Germans
permanent
industry
and
Its
devel-
'
the
last
war,
among
whom
living
bombing
pbnes
because
the
town.
mine
are
shipped
to
Tacoma
smel-
tlsh
Commonwealth
Air
Training
here
are
Ernie
Burden
and
Dave
too
1
large,
Uie
Royal
Air
Force
ter
and
help
pay
for
tne
alrplanes
p,an
wh,ch
wU,
be
,n
Ross.
Major
MacGregor
went
over-
having
accounted
for
well
over
a
country
ls
suppiylng
to
Great
b
September
1,
1940,
and
their
seas
as
a
private
and
In
addition
thousand
planes
and
several
thou?-
nrltaln.
Mr
Hanson
was
iocatlons
Acceleratlon
of
the
pro-
to
winning
the
Victoria
Cross
was
and
expert
flyers.
Daylight
raids
thwe
the
other
day
there
was
a
gram
has
meant
there
wU
promoted
to
tne
ranK
01
major
on
.b
ca-
thousand
tons
of
concentrates
ready
be
25
schools
of
various
types
op-
1
will
be
fully
equipped
with
motor
tent
abandoned
and
the.
Germans
the
fleW
of
battlePrlnce
Oeorge
to
be
shlpped.
These
concentrates
eratlng
at
that
date
whereas
the
transport,
field
guns,
Howitzers
and
Lewis
or
Bren
machine
guns.
By
December
15
the
division
will
be
fully
equipped
although
the
units
will
be
at
various
training
centres.
or
a
flnafari
Hnum
(Hp
Talrit
Pivpr
nHo-lnal
cViaHh1
nofUr)
IS
tne
Opinion
Ot
a
number
Of
tn
fh
ITS?
hnnndarv
whprf.
thv
arc
1
Th
Hlff.i.r,r.
nt
rt
a
BASEBALL
o
a
ecu
A
f
I
bLOKtb
irrRP;
'"b
British
m
ubSemfrS
thtl,
thf
att?cks
hav-
passed
by
the
customs
and
then
up
of
six
additional
,
Elementary
,on
military
objectives
hl
d
from
the
mouth
of
the
Ta.
Flyln
Trainlng
Sc.ooi5
at
Fort
liner
failprf
thfl
nprf
mnvo
n-lll
Ka
a
.
.
...
.....
.
.
...
.
I
0
vr
r;:
,
.KuKivertotnesmeuer.
Mostpeopi
wmiam,
rnnce
Albert,
Lethbridge,
.u-4B
.Bwumwa
going
to
the
mine
fly
In
by
airplanes
London,.
Windsor,
Ont.
and
Van-
U'T
"'8
i-uiiuun
Mm
juneau.
couver,
and
a
Motor
Boat
Crew-
ana
omer
large
cities,
iney
say
In
Atlin
Mr
Manson
round
the
mens
Trainlng
School
at
Trenton
the
German
air
force
Is
already
be-imlnlng
operatlons
at
Spruce
Creek,
Alr
Tralnlne
Sct,ools
ln
Iglnnlng
to
show
slgns-'of
straln,Lnd
pin-
Creek
verv
active
Gold
..
.
I
.
gw
,
0
0pera
their
aim
ls
wilder
and
the
Germans
JfiSStt?
fc,ptenlber
l'
"40,
tare
beelnnlne
to
talk
about
the'
.
s.u
takeniifrotn
eac";
Some
Some
4
Training
commands
IToronto,
bomblnf
11
,1
ho
lf
theSe
PrPertles
are
mmed
fcy
Winnipeg,
Montreal
and
Reglna).
XMhlttlmnn
f
What
13
kn0W"
"
a
dr38'
1
Alr
Armament
School
men-ginning
to
teel
the
.hard
hitting
ofllnei
olners
by
steam
shovels
and
.
.
the
British
over
German
military
;
nthprs
nnln
hv
thp
nlf,
f!,sr,innPd.
,
,
.
'
'
1
cnwai
nying
ocnooi
viren-
oblectlves
,
Z
C
.
oDjectives,
cradle.
Everybody
is
active.
Sen-
tn
It
has
been
announced
more
than
ator
McRae
ls
SDendlne
a
lot
of
1
n.
H,in,Mnn
0,1
.t.
one
that
the
British
.will
not
hit
back
by
bombing
German
women
"
....
nut
iftunuu
uviiuui
lAlvrii-
money
sampling
his
property
near
(
ton)
Spruce
Creek.
When
he
ls
quite
1
Motor
Boat
Crewmen's
Train-
and
children
and
old
men.
They
satisfied
hat
there.
Is
sufficient
jn,
School
(Trenton).
win,
so
xar
as
possioie,
connne
tneir
gold
to
make
It
profitable
he
will
attacks
to
purely
military
objec-!put
ln
a
dredge
and
mine
the
gold,
tlves,
Including
factories
used
'or
jit
takes
a
lot
of
money
to
do
the
military
purposes.
I
sampling
and
to
Install
the
machin-
Last
night
there
were
scattered
ery.
Only
a
man
with
vision
would
raids
over
Britain
Including
the
do
It.
north
of
Scotland.
In
all
25
towns
were
visited
by
the
German
airplanes
but
ln
most
of
them
no
dam
age
was
done.
Two
men
reported
1
killed
in
Scotland
and
several
m
England!
A
goods
train
was
ma-chin
gunned
near
a
northern
town
It
took
refuge
in
a
tunnel.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.84.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.99.
Moneta,
.44
Vi.
Noranda,
53.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.70.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.84.
San
Antonio,
1.90.
Sherrltf
Gordon,
.62."
.
Uchl,
.31.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.05
'J.
Oklend,
.04',;.
Dominion
Bridge,
24,?4B.
While
he
was
away
Mr.
Hanson
addressed
the
Board
of
Trade
at
Atlin
and
gatherings
at
the
Creeks
and
Tulsequah.
He
also
met
a
great
many
of
the
men
Individually.
He
says
that
Bert
Glassey.
the
Government
Agent
and
Gold
Commissioner,
is
very
popular
there
and
the
secret
of
his
popularity
is
that
hrt
Irpafe
all
nlikfi
rlph
anrl
rwir
Two
visits
were
paid
to
London.'..
there
...
ttft
DOO,
the
planes
flying
very
high,
but
one
I
a
good
many
people
in
and
dived
down
and
dropped
a
number
around
the
Creeks
are
testing
new
ground
just
off
the
creeks
and
some
are
finding
it
profitable.
Spruce
Creek
has
a
new
hotel
replacing
the
one
that
was
burned
down
a
year
ago.
Mr.
Hanson
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week
and
will
be
leav
ing
for
Smithers
tonight.
of
Incendiary
bombs
which
set
a
few
small
fires
that
were
soon
ex
tlngulshed.
A
British
commentator
last
night
said
the
British
alr
raids
on
Ger
many
and
associated.
countries
was
taking
the
teeth
out
ot
the
aeruun
war
machine.
The
raids
are
stead
lly
Increasing
in
Intensity.
2
Service
Flying
Training
Schools
(Trenton
and
Ottawa).
1
Equipment
and
Accounting
School
(St.
Thomas).
1
School
of
Administration
ITrenton).
1
A.
I.
D.
Inspectors
(Toronto).
each
age
group
between
the
ages
of
19
and
45
will
be
called
from
each
province.
It
said
the
minister
should
be
able
to
announce
later
in
the
week
the
number
of
age
classes
likely
to
.
be
called
out
during
the
first
year.
l
Starting
from
the
first
class
age
.zi
men
will
be
called
out
in
con
secutive
classes
for
thirty
days
training.
rIDAYLIGHT
i
George
to
renew
acquaintance
w
w
nave
g.ven
up
meir
pian
01
opment
13
helping
the
country
pay
OTTAWA
Aug
28--The
follow-?
nld
Rockv
Mountain
Raneer
nals
of
sending
over
mass
formations
of
...
,h
rn-pfrarfls
fpnm
j,it
,
.
...
,.'...
RAIDS
ON
ENGLAND
outhouse
at
the
edge
ofthe
Two
Large'Forces
of
Enemy
Bomb-
T
camp
ana
rieeing
alter
dark-
25
Schools
In
Operation
ers
Turned
Back
Ten
Persons
Killed
LONDON,
Aug.
28.
Germany
intensified
the
daylight
raids
on
England
today
by
sending
two
large
forces
of
bombers
over
the
Kent
coast
after
widespread
night
attacks.
Authoritatively
it
was.
said
both
waves
were
split
by
Bri-
1
tish
fighters
and
,
they.turnd
'
halr
back.
The
iv
inlnitfrv
calil
l.v''
teen,
were
shot
down.
At
least
ten
persons
were
killed
and
one
German
plane
was
downed
in
night
raids
ranging
from
Scotland
to
Wales,
causing
two
alarms
in
London
and
hitting
four
towns
particularly
In
the
southeast
and
northwest.
.
Great
numbers
of
incendiary
and
explosive
bombs
dropped
but
the
government
said
that
the
damage
was
done
only
to
houses
and
attacks
were
Defence
Corps
Weekly
Drill
Members
Have
Lesson
in
Map
Read-
A
Ing
Other
Activities
of
Corps
The
Prince,
Rupert
Legion
De
fence
Corps
was
on
their
weekly
parade
last
evening.
After
falling
In
at
the
Armory
roll
call
took
place
and
then
the
unit,
practised
marching.
Later
under
their
platoon
commanders
similar
march
movements
were
carried
out,
Already
with
only
four
drills
the
members
are
making
a
fine
showing.
After
an
hour's
outside
marching
the
unit
returned
to
the
Armoury-Here
Sergeant-Major
Parsonage
of
School'
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Slg-
Inals
gave
an
Introductory
talk
on
1
School
of
Aeronautical
Engin-
map-reading.
After
explaining
the
eerlng
(Montreal).
I
various
symbols
used
in
military
1
Technical
Training
School
(St.
J
map
reading
the
Instructor
gave
out
Thomas).
Imaps
so
that
the
members
might.
3
Manning
Depots
(Toronto,
I
make
themselves
familiar
with
the
Brandon
and
Ottawa).
maps
used.
This
aroused
the
keen-
2
Equipment
Depots
(Toronto,
est
Interest
among
all.
Winnipeg
and
Montreal.
I
Next
week
regimental
Sergent
J
Repair
Depot
(Trenton).
Major
Parsonage
will
give
another
1
Wireless
School
(Montreal)
.
'talk
on
map
reading.
This
Will
be
2
Initial
Schools
(Toronto
and,
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
at
9
Reglna).
pjn.
following
the
first
period
of
2
Alr
Observer
Schools
(Malton
drill.
and
Edmonton).
8
Elementary
Flying
Training
Schools
(Malton,
Fort
William,
Lon
don,
Lethbridge,
Windsor
Mills,
P
Q.,
Prince
Albert,
Windsor,
Ont;.
and
Vancouver).
4
Technical
Detachments
(Toronto,
Ottawa,
Winnipeg
and
Edmonton).
1
Bombing
and
Gunnery
School
(Jarvis,
Ont.).
20
Recruiting
Centres
(Pendleton,
Ont.,
Kingston,
Ont.,
London.
Ont.,',.Nlagara
Falls,
Ont.,
North
Bay,
Ont..
Toronto,
Ont.,
Windsor,
The
place
of
the
first
hour's
activities
cannot
be
announced
yet
as
the
Armoury
will
be
required
by
the
Irish
Fusiliers
and
while
def
inite
quarters
are
assured
they
may
not
be
available
for
next
eek.
There
were
four
new
members
on
parade
last
evening.
Man.,
Halifax,
1$.
S.,
Moncton,
N.
B.,
Charlottetown,
P.
E.
I.,
Montreal,
Que.,
Quebec,
Que.,
Qttawaj.
Ont.,
Calgary,
Alta,
Edmonton,
Alta.,
Vancouver,
B.
C,
Reglna,
Ont.,
Saskatoon,
Sask.,
Winnipeg,
Sask.,
Fort
William,
Ont.