Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
southwest
winds,
cloudy
and
wild
with
intermittent
rain,
becoming
occasionally
partly
cloudy
BATTY
s?
,
minister
the
Far
East.
to
drive
the
Axis
out
of
Libya.
Owing
to
the
British
sea
control,
the
only
means
of
reinforcing
now
available
to
the
Axis
is
the
very
uncertain
method
of
air
transport.
Furious
entrapped
German
armored
units
have
taken
the
offensive.
British
filers
are
operating
far
behind
the
German
line,
doing
damage
to
their
communications
and
supply
i.nes.
Hundreds
of
planes
are
ceaselessly
in
battle
vying
fur
air
supremacy.
Big
Battle
Expected
The
Germans
have
rushed
up
rcintorcemcnts
to
Rezegn,
ten
miles
south
of
Tobruk,
and
a
heavy
battle
Is
expected
there
momentarily,,
.th?-
British.
Hjglv
.Command
announced
wday.
A
communique
said,
that
the
British
had
wiped
out
a
third
of
the
tanks
in
a
German
column
attempting
to
divert
attention
from
the
main
battle
by
a
thrust
eastward
across
ihe
frontier
while
the
Tobruk
gar-';son
penetrated
farther
vst
n.to
Cie
encircling
line
of
Axis
troops.
Considerable
British
tank
le-
GOING
TO
FAR
EAST
Roos-
Proceeds
Collected
From
Employees
of
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
Turned
Over
Today.
MONTREAL,
Nov.
26:
Cere
tnony
In
connection
with
the
pre's
Ouebec
MOHTREAL,
Nov.
26:
Rt.
Hon
Passes
Away
RT.
HON.
ERNEST
LAPOINTE
mke-
NEW
;ASE
PASSES
IN
!
British
Forces
Being
Effectively
Co-ordinated
To
Hurl
Axis
Out.
Of
Lbya
CAIRO,
Nov.
26:
Successive
naves
of
Bruwh
inotorizea
mfam-;
suioikd
by
aitiliery,
are
now
o:
uu
aiuned
agauiav
Jie
Axis
MONTREAL
Hen.
Ernest
Lapointe
Died
This
Morning:
Funeral
In
,
forcea
in
the
fie.ee
Datue
souui
rnet
j.apcirne,
minister
of
Jus-it
Tobiuk
following
ine
.ank
bout
died
this
morning
at
5:16
in
whxh
born
s.ae
low.
heavily,
'Pacific
Sandard
Time)
in
Notre
the
Britsh,
however,
being
in
a
Eatne
Hospital.
Prior
to
death
he
I
aken
to
Quebsc
where
It
will
lift
in
state
pending
burial.
Death
came
to
the
great
sta.es-r.:an
of
French-Canada
in
the
ninth
day
of
a
grave
illness
dur-
On
Entry
To
War
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
26:-Unltedl
Perhaps
the
most
KJrated
of
d
livered
;
Sep-tn
States
speeches
was
SUppneS
have
been
going
his
th
Tn...
...
.......
ivw
n.
1939.
at
the
special
ses-
Tomorrow
sTidei
High
8:56
am.
1J
ft.
21:15
pro.
165
ft.
Low
2:01
ajn.
7.5
It
15:06
pjn.
8.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
XXX.,
NO.
270.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
2fi,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
F
rce
es
On
Two
Fronts
DESTROY
!
BELGRADE
Nazis
to
Haze
Yugo
Slavia
Capital1
in
Reprisal
For
I
Resistance.
'
I
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Nov.
26:
.
The
White
House
In
Washing-'
ton
disclosed
today
that
the
Unit-;
ed
States
government
intelligence
j
services
had
reported
Germany
was
preparing
to
raze
Belgrade,
J
the
capital
of
conquered
Yugo
Slavia,
because
the
Nazis
are
con-
position
to
puvide
leuifoicunen.
had
been
conscious
at
intervals.
A
vinced
that
Chetnika,
the
Serbian
hich
the
Axis
Is
not.
mys
cians
Duueun
wet
nht
said
guerillas,
are
using
it
as
their
base
The
central
Mediterranean
fleet
critical
condition,
no
lm-
of
operations.
ot
the
Royai
Navy
sank
two
more
I'rovemem.
He
gradually
sank
loaded
supply
sh.ps
bound
for
Lib-
during
the
night
until
the
end
va
today.
Italian
warships,
acting
caait.
He
had
shown
remarkable
as
a
convoy,
made
their
escape.
resistance
in
view
of
rnpele-53
con-Meantime
British
land,
navy
and
ditlon
during
the
r
few
day;
air
forces,
all
In
superiority
over
but
hls
hert
1
the
end
gave
way
the
enemy,
are
co-ordinating
their
to
t1
strain.
The
body
is
being
strength
effectively
STRUCK
ON
RIPPLE
ROCK
Alaska
Liner
Aleutian
Returning
After
Accident
With
200
Aboard.
SEATTLE,
Nov.
26:
The
northbound
Alaska
liner
Aleutian
wi'h
200
passengers
aboard
sr:rr
KHplr
Uo-k
in
Sevnonr
Narrows
early
toay
and
le-cMvc?
extensive
bottom
damage,
Alaska
Stam.hlT)
Comoanv
offices
reported.
The
ship's
pumps
kept
the
water
under
cmtiol
and
the
vessel
turned
about
to
start
back
here
under
her
own
power.
RECAPTURED
Canadian
National
Caught
Escaped
Nazi
at
Niagara
Falls.
NIAGARA
FALLS.
Nov.
26:
A
German
prisoner,
caped
from
a
i
crvcs
have
now
reached
the
for-
Ing
which
a
series
of
attacks
shook
manville,
was
.ard
haitJr
aremt.
his
ruBKed
frame.
Attendine
doc-
ara
Falls
by
a
P,,Ht,n
Canadian
waii
National
tors
sold
that
death
was
caused
Railways
engine
crew.
by
"cancer
of
the
pancreas
complicated
by
a
pulmonary
affection."
An
unbroken
tenure
of
more
than
35
years
in
the
H-use
of
Commons,
bold
qualities
of
leadership
and
a
charming
personality,
William
C.
Bullitt
Named
Special
made
Rt.
Hon.
Eirntat
Laponte
a
representative
of
President
Canadian
institution.
Few
Cana-Roosevelt.
dian
vublic
men
ever
enjoyed
a
greater
measure
of
personal
popu-
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Nov.
26:
larity
in
every
section
of
Canada
0,
William
C.
Bullitt,
former
than
did
the
tall,
genial
represen-Unitcd
States
ambassador
to
Rus-
tatlve
of
the
constituency
of
Que-
SUPPORT
PATTULLO
Sleeting
of
Iince
in
New
Member
Of
Cabinet
VICTORIA,
Nov.
26:
P
-Frank
Pifrnam,
member
for
Nelson
-
Cjeston,
was
sworn
in
today
administer
of
agriculture,
replacing
K.
C.
Mae
donald,
rose
resignation
was
submitted
some
days
ago,
but
was
net
immediately
accented.
SO.
AFRICA
i
DOES
WELL?
Fifihting
Fogc
Is
Honor
to
General
Smuts.
I
CAPE
TOWN.
Nov.
26:
In
BIG
QUAKE
ASSELSTINE
REDS
DRIVE
REGISTERED
RESIGNED?
NAZIS
BACK
Seismographic
Instruments
At
Minister
of
Labor
Announces
That
Counter-Offensive
Around
Rostov
West
Bromwich
Thrown
Com-
He
Has
Withdrawn
From
And
Leningrad
Effective
Mos-
pletely
Out
Of
Gear
Pattullo
Cabinet.
,
cow
Hard
Pressed
LONDON.
MW.
26:
So
strong
VICTORIA,
Nov.
26:
W
Hon.
W.
MOSCOW,
Nov.
26:
'
Vigorous
was
an
eajthquake
shock
recorded
J-
Asselstine,
M.L-A.
for
Atiln
and
new
counter-offensives
by
the
Red
by
the
seismographlc
at
West
minister
of
labor,
late
last
night
Army
around
Rostov
and
Lenln-B:
Tiwich
last
night
that
it
threw
announced
that
he.
had
submitted
grad
have
driven
the
Nazis
back
he
me-hsnH-n
completely
out
of
his
resignation
to
Premier
T.
D.
many
miles.
At
the
same
time,
the
.?ear,
nvking
it
impossible
to
im-
Pattullo.
Later
Mr.
Pattullo
said
Germans
continue
their
great
med'itelv
determine
the
location
that
Mr.
Asselstine
had
not
re-
drive
upon
Moscow,
fifty
miles
or
distance
of
the
centre
of
the
signed,
the
resignation
havln?
not
northwest
of
which
an
Important
.
islv
'Tr..v
f
h
h
w?s
later
in-
been
accepted.
accepted.
Mr.
Mr.
Asselstine
Asseiscine
then
men
Nazi
Nazi
break-throueh
break-throueh
is
is
admitted
iiimlLii
dlcatcd
to
have
been
centred
in
said
mid-Atlantic,
possibly
about
500
statement
today,
vile-
r-r.t
'he
coa-4
cf
Africa.
Pen-
urn
and
levers
were
thrown
out
tr
n
t
nn
and
ilhe
ir-rh
was
dislo-
if
A
1
i
1
Ulth
cated
from
its
sorkets.
It
was
the
VM
XALj
larger
quake
ev?r
to
be
recorded
by
the
observatory.
Spain
reported
a
rather
heavy
shock
but
there
were
no
Immediate
reports
of
damage.
Lisbon
in
spite
oi
political
squabbles
which
the
fields
started
praying.
nave
civiceo;
mc
country,
aoum
Africa
in
tw
years
has
forged
a
w
war
macliine
of
Impressive
(
hSr
nnpn
far
P
IM
strength,
a
machine
already
piov-
:-!vUklLtU
ed
by
its
achievements
Li
tne
Abyssinian
campaign.
Nazi
Filtht
voiumn
efforts
.o
Keep
me
union
out
oi
tne
war
W
A
D
OTTr1
1?
raids
over
western
EnSkiwi
last
Army
defences
to
a
point
within
VY
All
ilUllll
n5gh'
but
dama'5e
not
exten"
less
than
sixteen
miles
of
Moscow,
broke
down
when
Gen.
(now
fie.Q
Som.
slaC?erinT
Fieures
In
Casu
marshal)
J.
,C.
Smuts,
Soutr.
At-rican
prime
minister,
led
the
nation
into
the
struggle
alongside
Great
Britain
and
all
the
Com
monwealth
except
Eire.
It
aitins
.n1
Fnivment
Destruc
tion
Issued
MT'W
Nov.
26:-The
Sovlc,
Tnfnrm
t4nrt
Tin
Vm
-
c
,,,z:
....
an...
voived
a
split
twiweeh
biau
ana
1"''
'
uj"
reBarQ
Docks
at
Brest
and-
Cherbourg
to
losses
Gentian:'
.
T,
nn
Gen.
J.
t
r
i
u..
...u-
in
the
war
with
B,,ti,
Hertzog
wh,
w,;.
in
tha
nr.rc,ffn
mitt,
hi,
nl
-UU
ULrW
'
ers.
"
;,
r
r:.r.rr.
,
.
au
miS8.ng
total
,i..uuj
wnne
r
"he
Germans
have
lost
six
million
came
10
the
fore
wnen
Ule
main
Engine
Crew
men.
Ul,rru
f"";,
c"
"""f
Russia
has
lost
7,930
tanks,
6,800
and
the
nationalist
leader
Dr
D.
,anes
and
12
9
T
ieHU'
Gelmany
has
l0'1
15'000
tanks.
had
formed
the
Reunited
Nation-
15nnn
anri
7Qnnn
M.
nil.)
Tl,.i
T...
Ill
I
I--
'
"
6""
Who
had
05-
rau
iniii-u.guc
party
in
"
AiriKaansj
on
n
a
a
strict
strict
camo
near
Bow-
p
n
.
recaptured
at
Niag-
neutrality
policy
But
when
Ma-
(jaS
KatlOiling
lan
started
working
for
an
Atri-
O
kaans
repubhc
they
fell
out.
His
more
moderate
ally
Hertzog
wanted
equal
rights
for
the
English
and
the
Alrikaans-speaklng
people.
Opposition
Splits
Hert?og
quit
the
Nationalists
In
Canada
Not
Coming
at
Once
Ruuert
Liberal
dent
South
Africa
but
with
equal
w!ter
or
Possibly
it
ome
?nto
force
m
March-
wi
for
s
nele-ales
Delegates
"Slits
both
tongues.
Quarrels
Association
Sends
to
Convention
at
Van
couver.
The
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
As
-
sociation
last
night
went
on
rec-
NEW
LIFE
$295,019,009
also
broke
out
between
Malan
and
the
Ossewabrandwag,
(Ox-wagon
Guard)
cultural
and
seml-mllltary
organization.
asserted
"among
those
people
who
Kingdom.
He
was
tne
jugner
course
he
planned
to
Uke-In
sup-
made!
,
alk
abQut
a
unlted
IlnUJ
ClMlAM
'Canada
of
the
first
treaty
porting
Mr.
Pattullo
and
his
rea-
anw
ihl
A
United
.
MateS
Shi'
its
own
ac-
He
the
onlyllm'
..
ea"5f
t
ks
imivo
,
:
cyr.jnis
tooiuij
country
on
suu
nS
iui
for
su
so
doing.
uuiug.
11C
was
wa
..iiC
v..,
section
therp
Afrikander-
frikaans
O
i.
i-i
.
i
iml
Jf'vras
an
agreement
for
person
present
who
was
sure
he!.ac?f
CH
in,t"etu"
are
more
1
Supplies
Going
1T
bc
"
the
'
Z"
.
,
.
T
Vvnn
rrL
states
and
signed
by
Mr.
Lapointe
1
0
Tree
rrenCnripr
full
powers
from
the
King.
OTTAWA.
Nov.
26:
Gasoline
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
O.
Johnston
Co.)
When
the
Ossewabrandwag
went
nr,rfi,.,
Grandview
ic
16
mi..
-.-.j
.
w
'1
sia
and
France,
has
been
appoint-
.
,
rl(
tho
into
politics
and
drafted
a
renub-
jlr.
Jjapoinies
posiuun
m
wua-
urn
uiioijimvuoijr
ouuii
iiiv.
-
...
-
rsiuiurne
iu.jo
llcan
constitution,
Malan
accused
and
Cariboo
Quartz
2.05
sense
ne
lnneritea
oir
wuuiu
m.uu
aymi,
neaiey
Mascot
a
,
,
.
,
,
the
of
the
British
Co-
sabotage.
There
was
trouble
over
'0rellle
Laurier's
position
as
the
outstand-
to
meeting
Pend
1.62
ine
spokesman
of
French-speaking
lumsia
Liberal
Association
to
dc
wvv"aS
Pioneer
210
"Hnlrkn
RnitlW"
CanaS
but
he
also,
in
practice
if
held
in
Vancouver
next
week,
towards
;
Oswald
1
,
iormer
Fund
Presented
ii.tr.
iiirinir
thp
vpars
strnnirlv
nreed
sunnort
of
not
in
fact,
was
almost
a
co-
There
were
several
speakers
who
minister
oi
aeience,
Z,
"cau"'
heading
a
Privateer
tne
smaji
group
wnicn
aavoated
a
Reno
w
t.
MarkPnzlP
Klnir
Prinrp
Rnnprt
member
as
the
onlv
national-soclalUtic
republic
headed
a
Liberal
government.
possible
course
to
take
and
none
Gfn-
Smuts
acknowledged
the
x
stence
of
these
racial
ard
of
po-
demurred.
Hp
upled
the
key
portfolio
Justice,
vitally
important
ln
a
fed-
Delegates
chosen
were
S.
E
"tlcal
uarrels
n
a
8Pe"a'
eral
state
such
as
Canada
with
Parker,
Jack
Judge,
W.
O.
Fulton.
Queenstown.
'We
have
a
divided
questions
of
conflicting
Jurisdlc-
Harry
Menzie,
Robert
Gordon,
J.,PPIeV
h?
saId-
but
,he
added
"u
tion
between
the
lederal
parlla-
A.
Lindsay,
A.
Iversen
and
H.
F.jw"1
not
?va.ys
rema
n
so.
onH
hp
legislatures
of
the.Pullen.
In
addition
to
these
will'
'The
tlme
coming
I
shall
Sheep
Creek
Cr.lmont
C.
&
E.
Beattie
entatlon
of
the
proceeds
of
a
h
frequently
tary
of
the
district
association
but
the
time
will
come
when
this
Hardrock
Oils
.66
.47
.12
.87
.15
1.12
Home
2.45
Royal
Canadian
Toronto
not
se
e
It
and
I
do
know
not
Mitehell
and
Arthur
provinces.
be
George
c
t
j
patrld
140
'
i
ivhpthpr
nnv
nf
vmi
will
coa
!t
..
In
the
imperial
ana
interna-
urooicsoanK,
presiaent
ana
secre-
''"
Consolidated
Smelters
39.00
.68
'Golden
Bomber"
campaign
for
r
-mr..mtai.vt'
fm
rv
nM
.nfrMn
omKorc
f
thp
will
be
a
united
people
and
there
..Z"
,
funds
conducted
among
employ-
&nd
ne
a
ploneer
Jn
provincial
association.
will
be
a
united
national
will."
LUUe
Lac
coast'
.
.
n
.
the
developments
in
Empire
reia-
As
a
number
of
the
delegates
Urced
Urged
Hope
ope
and
and
Trust
..
Madsen
Madsen
Red
Red
Lake
Lake
way
took
place
noon
here
this
after-
'tlons
-
which
'
resulted
in
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may
not
be
able
to
make
the
trip
...
The
prime
minister
charged
the
McLeod
Cockshutt
.
It
was
broadcast
over
the
;
domln.jns
assuming
sou'th
for
the
meeting,
most
om..JK'nt
-to-coast
hook-up
of
the
Ca-
ss7f
ete
sovereignty
!
tnem
wiU
glve
their
proxies
to
Mr.
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in
Broadcastlne
Broadcasting
CoroornUon.
Corporation,
i
ia
.
.
with
nh
tn
the
United
United
nwK,J
Brooksbank,
who
outlined
1rtn,i
rV,P
the
hostility
to
the
government
but
naaian
PQUamy
Mckenzie
rteu
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KEEP
COOL
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t.pmnpr:t.t:ri'
It
was
historically
essential,
he
Ma
deerees
,ahrenhelt.
contended,
that
the
races
should
come
together
and
a
successful
'
of
both
races
and
all
colors
to
prosperous
country
be
built
up
abandon
the
policies
of
the
past
Life
Insurance
wiles
In
Canada
when
co-ooeratlon
between
the
and
have
faith,
have
hope
and
first
nine
monthi
of
1941
am
tvn
races
had
been
firmly
estab-
have
trust
in
each
other
and
n.ove
percent
with
new
bukiess
ihhed
Smuts
deciarsd'l
call
on
men
yours.
forward
to
the
destiny
which
is
he
would
have
a
further
to
have
been
made
by
the
enemy,
EXCHANGED
France
but
powerful
grouITor
Royal
Air
Force
bombers
last
night.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
,
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
taking
then
on
to
a
main
highway
to
the
capital.
Pushing
past
Tula,
the
enemy
are
within
60
miles
of
Moscow
on
the
east.
The
Russians
today
acknowledged
serious
new
German
gains
on
the
northern
and
southern
flanks
of
Moscow's
defence
arc
but
declared
the
Red
Army
counter-at
tacks
in
the
Ukraine
had
thrown
Poi-tuga'
was
also
heavily
shaken.
German
Bombers
Over
England
the
Nazis
back
slx
mlles
northwest
Portugese
peasants
workinz
In
And
British
Over
Occupied
i,
of
r,-t,.
Rostov-on-Don
In
a
sector
I
where
the
Germans
have
lost
from
'
thirty-seven
to
sixty
miles.
I
The
Vichy
radio,
quoting
Gcr-LCNDON,
Nov.
26:
German
man
reports,
said
Nazi
mechanized
bombing
planes
staged
widespread
forces
had
slashed
throush
Red
....
Kv.
meir
closest
approacn
zincs
tne
several
injured
in
one
southwest
Moscow
drive
started
on
October
.own
of
England.
One
enemy
2-
re
was
no
confirmation
plan
was
rhot
down.
elsewhere
of
the
Vichy
report.
At
the
same
time
the
Royal
Air
Fo.ce
was
active
with
raids
on
Calais
and
elsewhere
in
occupied
AMERICANS
FOR
HOME
Tokyo
Consulate
Urges
They
Leave
Both
Japan
And
China
TOKYO,
Nov.
26:
The
United
barometer,
30.18;
tempera
tme,
39;
states
consulate
in
Tokyo
is
again
sea
smooth.
urging
all
Americans
to
leave
Jap-
Triple
Island
Showery,
south-
an
immediately.
Similiar
sugges-
west
wind,
sixteen
miles
p;r
hour;
tlons
are
being
made
to
American?
sea
moderately
rough.
In
China.
The
sailing
of
the
Jap-
Langara
Island
Hall
showers,
anese
liner
Tatuta
Maru
to
San
southwest
wind,
thirty
mile-s
per
Francisco
has
been
delayed
until
hour;
barometer,
30.13;
tempera-
December
2.
ture,
39;
sea
rough.
:
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
wes-
ana
formed
his
own
Afrikander
j"at'onln?
is
not
expected
to
be
barometer,
30.22;
temperature,
35;
party,
standing
for
an
indepen-
Posed
ln
Canada
before
late
iight
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Cloudy,
noitnwest
ind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barom-
eter,
30.22;
temperature,
4G;
moderate
swell.
i
Darometer,
ju.zo;
tempera'.ur.:,
ij.
I
Vancouver
Cloudy,
t
-erly
'
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barom
04'4
hour;
barometer,
29.91.
1.04
An
interesting
talk
on
"Modern
Advancements
ln
Medicine"
was
given
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
Its
regular
weekly
luncheon
today
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
President
W.
F.
Stone
was
ln
the
:hair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members
with
a
few
guests.
Air
Reserves
From
Russia
To
No.
Africa
Alert
Bay
Cloudy,
rjjtheast
wind,
fifteen
mlles
per
hour;
ba-
BERLIN,
Nov.
26:
Berlin
ack-rometer,
30.17;
temperature,
48;
nowledges
that
air
reserves
are
light
swell
and
chop.
-
,
being
drawn
away
from
the
Rus-
Estevan
Cloudy,
southeast
,
sian
front
to
be
used
in
the
I
lb-wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-i
yan
campaign
against
the
new
eter.
30.24;
temperature,
49;
light
British
offensive.
swell.
Victoria
Foggy,
north
north
west
wind,
four
miles
per
!.
.
-
HAAS!.
J
.
Oft!
nhouhr;
Unions
Meeting
I
At
Kirkland
Lake
eter,
30.26;
temperature,
46.
I
.
Prince
George
-
Fair,
s
o
ti
t
h
Conference
To
Be
Held
In
Con-southwest
Wind,
five
miles
per
nprllnn
Wilh
T-ahor
Tic-utl
-
-
Of
Mines
KIRKLAND
LAKE,
Ont..
Nov.
26:
A
conference
of
trade
unionists
will
be
held
here
Saturday
in
connection
with
the
strike
by
which
several
important
mines
are
now
tied
up.
The
mine
operators
say
that
920
of
4000
strikers
have
now
returned
to
work.
PUBLIC
MEETING
TONIGHT
8
o'Clock
Canadian
Legion
Hall
To
Discuss
National
Mobilization
for
Total
War
This
meeting
is
part
of
a
nation-wide
campaign
sponsored
by
the
Dominion
Command
of
the
Canadian
Legion.