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Canada's
Quilts
Are
Appreciated
Gifts
From
Dominion
Will
Bring
Comfort
to
.Many
Folk
in
Britain
LONDON.
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Cases
of
smart
new
clothes
and"of
homemade
quilts
are
arriving
in
Britain
from
Canada.
The
clothes,
most
of
them
made
by
Canadian
women,
some
of
them
bought,
are
being
dlstrubuted
to
British
refugees
and
any
others
who
need
them.
Some
were
given
to
the
Czech
relief
fund,
some
to
Norwegians,
some
went
to
children
evacuated
from
the
Channel
Islands,
who
had
no
time
to
bring
their
own
clothes.
t
The
quilts
are
arriving
because
many
Canadians
in
Britain
wrote
heme
describing
the
record-breaking
cold
spell
of.
last
winter.
Women
of
the
Dominion
want
to
be
sure
their
klnfolk
in
the
fighting
fjorcw
are
going
to
be
warm
enough
next
winter.
They're
mostly
squares
of
colored
cloth,
stitched
pnto
a
quilt
of
thick
Hannelette.
Communal
Meals
For
Lonely
Men
English
Seacoast
Towns,
Bereft
of
Women,
Plan
Common
Dining
Halls
OERAT
YARMOUTH,
Eng.,
Sept
13:
CP
One
of
the
problems
of
war
how
to
get
on
without
your
wife
is
troubling
civic
officials
of
.hi.
coastal
town.
Many
wives
have
been
evacuated.
Many
restaurants
have
been
closed.
Husbands
have
to
cook
their
iueals
at
home.
The
result
is
not
entirely
satisfactory
in
many
cases.
To-
overcome
this
difficulty
the
m
jor
is
trying
to
introduce
a
scheme
of
communal
meals
on
a
no-profit
basis.
Tne
olan
is
in
the
preliminary
stages
but
officials
hope
to
obtain
a
communal
dining
room
and
provide
meals
for
the
wifeless
husbands.
These
"grass
widowers,"
still
en-Joy
their
experiments
with
the
can-opener,
haven't
yet
shown
much
interest
In
the
scheme.
The
organizers
believe
a
few
more
weeks
of
burnt
beans
and
undercooked
ham-.burger
will
soon
bring
them
around.
.LEGALLY
THIS
TIME
WAUPIN,
Wis.,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Thirty-four
years
after
being
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment
for
murder,
having
escaped
from
orison
several
times.
Wenzel
E.
Kaba'-!i.
trying
again
to
get
out
this
time
by
appeal
to
the
governor
for
clemency.
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Store
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Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
A
Friday,
BfpteobtMi
,..
THE
DAILY
KEWS
m
WOMEN
AS
POLICEMEN
Insistent
Demand
in
Britain
for
More
Guardians
of
the
Law
LONDON.
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Britain,
involved
in
preparations
for
its
greatest
battle,
still
is
about
the
most
fertile
place
In
the
world
for
the
erowth
of
new
organizations.
They
pop
up
overnight,
usually,
without
any
warning
or
announce-,
nent.
For
Instance,
one
day
you
read
a
letter
to
one
of
the
newspapers.
It
complains,
say
about
the
lack
of
policewomen.
There
are
not
enough
Df
these
women
who
patrol
the
streets
and
parks,
dressed
In
their
Slue
military-style
uniform
with
its
longer-than-jjvera;
skirts,
black
stockings
and
shoes,
white
gloves
ind
tropical-style
blue
helmet.
So
n
writer
insists
there
should
be
more.
Somebody
else
thinks
so
too
and
writes
to
the
paper
to
say
that
po-'ice
chiefs
should
be
compelled
to
hire
more
women,
who
understand
certain
cases
better
than
men
and
-an
handle
certain
situaUons
bet
ter.
That
is
all
that
Is
needed.
"The
Women'
Police
Campaign
Commit
tee"
suddenly
Is
born.
It
Hits
Hon
Mr.
Home
Peel
as
Chairman
and
-lalm
suonort
of
"20
national
Some
Opposition
Their
reports
are
sent
to
the
Home
Secretary,
Sir
John
Simon.'
He
in
turn
asks
police
authorities
j
consider
afresh
whether
turther
irovislorys
should
be
made
for
employment
of
women
In
the
respective
police
districts.
The
chief3
gree
to'
consider
the
matter
but
'n
editorial
in
the
Police
Review
idicates
they
don't
like
the
idea
of
3inK
compelled
to
add
women
to
heir
forces.
"This,"
says
the
Review,
"Is
In-
ed
to
Introduce
a
new
principle
n
police
organization
in
this
coun-'ry,
and
the
proposal
u
not
likely
'c
be
adopted
without
challenge.
"It
is
true
that
a
large
number
chief
constables
are
not
in
favor!
of
employing
polcewomen
but
it
nust
not
be
asumed
that
this
Is
blind
prepudice.
The
Police
Federation
are
also
opposed
to
the
em
ployment
of
policewomen.
It
is
widely
maintained
In
the
police
service
that
while
women
nay
render
splendid
social
service
as
welfare
workers,
the
ways
In
which
they
can
usefully
be
employ
ed
In
the
police
force
are
strictly
limited
because
of
their
comparatively
frail
physique
and
because
they
are
women.
"Circumstances
differ
in
different
police
areas,
and
it
Is
only
in
the
light
of
the
special
needs
of
each
area
that
the
number
of
police
women
to
be
appointed.
If
any,
c&n
be
properly
estimated."
Yukon
To
Have
No
Conscription
Onlr
Thirty-Six
Men
of
Training
Age
for
First
Draft
In
Territory
OTTAWA,
Sept.
13:
(CPr
There
will
be
nc
compulsory
call
for
mili
tary
training
In
the
Yukon,
It
is
announced,
on
account
of
the
great
distance
to
the
nearest
training
centre.
Registration
showed
only
thirty-six
single
men
and
childless
widowers
of
the
first
draft
age
in
the
Yukon.
Daily
advertising
rn
cne
Datl)
t
News
is
sute
to
bring
dally
re
ults
MISS
OLAFSON
A.T.C.M.
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Also
Royal
Academy
ol
London
Certificate
for
Harmony
PHONE
815
VANDERH00F
Plans
have
been
approved
for
the
new
St
John's
General
m:is-pltal
of
thirty-two
beds
whici
is
to
be
built
at
Vanderhoof
Just
north
of
the
Nechakp
Bridge.
Tenders
for
construction
of
the
building
are
to
be
called
in
the
near
future
It
will
be
a
two-storey
building
with
full
basement
measuring
1
bv
43
feet.
Cost
Is
estimated
a?
S50.000
It
will
bs
operated
b-?
the
Sisters
of
Charily
of
Providence.
j
Miss
D.
Laws3n
has
been
spending
ten
das
here
visit
ln.3
uitrf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Roberts.
Mlw
Lawson
is
Mr.
Robert's
cousin
1
Messrs
Cocker
and
Emalie
ship-red
a
car'osd
of
pa's
to
the
Mr-,Lean
sawmill
at
Shelley
last
week
Sergeant
Cooke
of
the
motor-vehicle
branch
of
the
provincial
police
.from
Victoria
has
been
here
for
the
oust
week
checking
upon
motor
licences
and
other
matter
TV.
w
Ro
fitn
nd
daughter.
Miss
Helen
Stone,
left
here
tod7
for
a
brief
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Stone
has
ben
for
e
past
rouple
of
weeks
with
her
dauehter.
MM
Marearet
Store
Miss
Helen
Stone
will
re-naln
In
Vancenv-T
Jo,
the
wln;er
The
3ieelal
?t
o'
praye"
for
the
Empire
33
apnropriately
ob-s
i.u
In
bjjh
Anclipan
Sd
Uni
ted
Churches
in
Vanderhoof
last
Sunday.
Rev.
Hu'h
'Herbison.
United
Church
pastor
Lire,
attended
se.-
Th
Interior
Season
For
Bearers
Of
Fur
Unchanged
Changes
made
in
the
game
regulations
whereby
the'ppen
season
for
fur
bearing
animals
will
be
from
December
1
to
March
IS
apply
only
to
the
western
district.
In
the
eastern
district,
which
includes
a
good
deal
of
the
central
Interior,
Including
the
Vanderhoof
area,
the
season
Is
from
March
1
to
May
15
for
beaver,
muskrat
and
otter
and
from
November
1
to
February
28
for
other
fur
bearers.
A
RIGHTEOUS
HOPE
FINCHLEY,
Eng..
Sept
13:
CP
"The
pears
are
not
ripe
and
I
hope
will
give
you
a
stomach
ache."
reads
a
s!rn
in
the
garden
cf
a
clergyman
bothered
by
slons
of
the
Culboo
Presbytery
ol
the
United
Churth
of
Canada
ir-Princr
""eot
-e
las.
week.
;
Terrace
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
of
Prince
Rupert
left
on
Friday
for
Hazelton
whence
they
intend
to
start
a
motoring
vacation
to
Vancouver
and
other
places
In
the
south
of
the
province.
Mrs.
George
Little
and
Miss
Edith
Little
left
Terrace
on
Thursday
for
Vancouver.
Miss
LRU
Is
to
enter
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
I
Kensington
Value-plus
puts
the
Kensington,
in
a
class
by
itself,
the
greatest
$1
worth
of
hat
we
have
ever
ac.
offered.
Quality
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brim$Full
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fall
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