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JUNE
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5
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ARMY
WEEK
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DIET
FOR
SOLDIERS
Has
Plenty
of
Iroteins
Meals
Illustrated
at
Kandom
Tradition
saya
that
an
army
lives
on
bully
beef
and
hard
tack
but
Canadian
soldiers
are
training
on
dlefa
that
include
the
pro-per
amount
of
proteins,
minerals,
carbohydrates
and
all
the
vitamins
In
a
dietitian's
alphabet.
The
army
mess
kitchen
has
been
modernized
along
with
every
other
part
of
the
service,
and
a
glance
at
a
regular
army
sheet
shows
that
no
soldier
missas
"Maw's
apple
pie"
for
long
after
he
has
been
eating
army
meals.
A
day
chosen
at
random
from
the
diet
sheet
shows
that
a
soldier
starts
off
with
a
whacking
big
Every
Week
is
Army
Week
in
Prince
Rupert
Although
we
are
Emphasizing
it
Especially
During
the
Next
Week
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HONORING
OUR
SOLDIERS
With
Army
Week
being
celebrated
from
Jane
39
to
Jaty
S,
the
attention
of
the
public
will
be
focused
on
the
men
in
bottle
dress.
And
it
might
be
well
at
this
time
for
eTery
civilian
to
ak
him
or
herself
several
question
concerning
oar
soldiers.
Hare
we
not
tended
to
forget
them
for
the
color
and
glamor
of
the
Air
Force
and
XaTy?
Have
we
not
neglected
to
make
a
fuss
mr
them
because
they
have
not
as
yet
participated
in
a
major
campaign?
The
answer
to
these
questions
can
be
yes
with
but
a
few
exceptions.
,
Actually
this
neglect
of
oar
Army
has
not
been
intentional,
but
rather
the
result
of
circumstances.
It
dor
not
show
any
lack
of
respect
for
our
soldiers,
but
merely
a
lack
of
thought-fulness.
Then
let
us
consider
the
sacrifices
made
by
our
men
when
they
join
the
Army,
and
the
role
they
will
play
in
the
coming
victory.
It
should
enable
us
to
give
them,
more
of
11.
e
credit,
respect
and
honor
which
is
their
due.
A
man
makes
a
lacrifice
the
Tery
day
he
steps
into
an
Army
uniform,
and
from
that
day
on,
he
continues
to
make
them.
His
liberty
is
restricted.
He
takes
orders
all
day,
and
has
LaWmFW
Lrsaitfa
ha
include
the
fol-.-w;ng:
Grapefruit
juice,
cra'ked
wheat.
:resh
milk,
uriddle
cakes,
bacon,
corn
syrup,
toast,
butter,
coffee,
cocoa.
,
After
a
hard
morning's
work
Johnny
Canuck
relaxes
over
a
iunch
tlutt
would
be
a
credit
to
Toronto's
Royal
York
Hotel,
Here's
the
menu.
1
Clear
onion
soup,
Swiss
steak,
potatoes
boiled
In
jackets,
but-
jtered
carrots,
bread,
butter,
rice
and
raisin
pudding,
tea
or
milk.
When
Um
day's
work
is
completed,
there's
an
evening
nveal
ready
that
is
guaranteed
to
restore
lost
energy
and
pep.
It
would
whet
the
appetite
of
even
ithe
most
fatigued
recruit.
Here
ii
its
straight
from
another
army
diet
sheet:
Cream
of
carrot
soup,
cold
roast
pork,
potato
salad,
plain
muffins.
'blanc
mange,
doughnut
;,
tea
i-xd
cocoa,
freh
apple.
Navy
and
Air
Force
Women
Good
Work
Being
Done
by
Wives
Of
Service
Men
The
Navy
and
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Club
is
getting
down
to
business
with
a
will.
At
this
Thursdays
meeting
in
the
Y.W.CA.
family
lounge
volunteers
for
hospital
tnaitlBg
weee
cfceen,
each
service
being
visited
lit
attentate
weeks.
The
curtains
for
the
Seal
Cove
canteen
arc
m
their
way
and
work
will
-
tart
on
them
at
the
next
meeting.
In
the
inter-crab
raffle,
a
box
of
chocolates
presented
by
Mrs.
Bon
Bernard,
was
won
by
Mrs
Dor-don
Huff.
Oood
work
h
being
done
by
the
lub
and
thr
urxt
mcet.int?
will
be
iiii
July
9,
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Commissioner
and
various
business
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
herewith
expressing
their
greetings,
ap-precia'tion
and
goodwill
to
the
men
in
uniform
today.
The
Daily
News
joins
in
the
salutation.
ta
carry
them
out
with
thoroughness
and
efficiency.
The
twenty-four
hours
of
the
day
are
planned
for
him,
and
he
must
not
raiy
his
activities
during
them.
Even
when
he
is
on
pass,
he
Is
still
on
parade
before
the
eyes
of
the
public.
By
his
conduct,
he
and
hi
comrades
are
judged
so
he
should
be
continually
careful
not
to
bring
ridicule
or
disrespect
to
the
uniform
he
wears.
His
Army
life
Is
a
complete
change
from
that
which
he
knew
when
he
was
in
civilian
clothes,
and
he
has
to
adjust
himself
accordingly.
If
he
Is
called
upon
to
make
the
final
sacrifice
and
many
of
oar
men
will
be
before
victory
h
won
will
he
to
to
his
death
with
the
knowledge
that
he
is
honored,
respected,
and
that
bis
name
will
be
a
monument
before
whith
Canada
will
pay
tribute
ta
hi
heroism?
It
would
Indeed
be
a
hitter
death,
if
this
know!-edge
was
laeking
in
oar
young
men
In
uniform.
So
during
Army
Week,
it
is
the
duty
of
every
civilian
to
show
appreciation
of
our
fighting
-men.
They
must
not
feel
they
are
the
"forgotten
men"
of
the
war.
Their
task
will
be
to
consolidate
our
victory.
It
is
our
duty
to
show
tbcm
our
admlratkm
and
respect
fw
the
Tictory
they
will
bring
us.
RANK
AND
FILK
.
In
the
military
tense
"rank
xnd
!
file1
denotes
soldiers
who
are
in,
the
ranks,
that
u.
the
cprporals'
and
privates.
The
rank
Is
the
horizontal
line
abreast;
the
file
is
the
'
tee
from
front
to
rear.
j
NURSES
RANK
A
matron-In-chief
of
the
Royal
'
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
Nursing
Services
has
the
relative
rank
of
major
and
wears
a
crown;
1
a
matron
ranks
as
a
captain,
with
three
stars;
nursing
sitters
and
dietitians
rank,
as
Beutenanfii
with
two
stars
home-
sisters
and
phy-;
aiotherapy
aids
rank
as
second
ti
.
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.
ueuicjianis
wun
one
star,
;
SNIP
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The
regimental
"snip"
is
the
ier-geant-tallor.
His
lob
is
to
make
'such
alterations
to
a
non-commls-Isloned
soldier's
clothing
as
are
'needed.
He
may
do
private
work
for
officers,
provided
that
no
ex.
ipense
to
the
public
is
Incurred.
SOLDIERS'
FAMILIES
ARE
OUR
MOST
VALUED
CUSTOMERS!
The
Final
Victory
Is
Ours
Sunrise
Co.
Ltd.
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Xulm
In
Horn
Caaadkaa
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June
ST
Wih
Wiitum
commu
Mkd
Indus.
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Canada
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far
Army
wv.
tttty
city.
town.
vWafte
and
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tQT
cross-road
m
the
Domini.'.
be
showing
color
to
honor
Osnadlsiu
soldier
from
June
:
ill
Ftoeeat
huHratwun
stow
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and
anall.
havr
wtvolr
fdweiid
Ptwlarr.
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vdtteh
reqwstcd
Um
pOfito
of
(
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da
to
diaplay
Has
and
bun'..:.,
on
tfctir
prtvatc
mldcnm
and
U4r
ptaeca
of
txuin?
by
may
of
their
prtde
and
cor.f.-
in
the
men
and
women
who.
aa
mtaaairi
of
the
Canadian
Army.
have
Maeed
UwMr
iiaf.
if
need
be.
to
dated
their
homes
and
their
.Vat
only
are
boataeu
concerns
'
aaked
to
prtieiMe
In
Mkte
ao-Uon-widc
manifestation
ol
pMa
to
tha
Canadian
aokUer.
afd
pet-;
ease
csnaem
are
arged
to
dceorate
their
bom!
a.
too
This
Is
aarttcc-i
lartjr
trweof
home
that
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CLEANERS
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TODAY..
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HE'LL
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us
at
our
new
location
on
5th
and
MeKride.
We
have
every-.
thing
he
wanU.
Cigarettes,
Candy,
Cookies
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everythi(f
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