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June
20:
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sa-rlng
the
Bm-
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aver
which
the
may
some
day
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w
people
of
Britain
would
aW.W.vwwwjwww
afwtter
over
the
approach
to
woman
bgo3
of
Elisabeth
Alexan-
dra
Mary
Windsor,
she
was
16
on
April
21.
21
The
Urltish
have
been
so
pre-
occupied
with
the
war
that
they
J
tawt
tomt
for
a
time
that
Prln-
n
iaeth
was
no
tanner
the
slightly
chubby-cheeked
young
t
tier
wnom
a
delighted
Emolre
once
called
do
Lllllbet."
i
That
pet
name
dlsaoeearcd
from
I
,
.
reminded
that
such
famUiar
terms
G
0
L
D
S
E
A
L
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
Sockcye
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
1
1
the
newspapers
some
years
ago
but
J!
not
because
Stsabeth
outgrew
it
then.
Instead
the
nrem
mt
anMii
,
which
might
be
used
among
mem
bers
of
the
royal
family
were
best
overlooked
by
other
people.
Taller
Than
Queen
Ji
Now
the
princess
la
16
years
old
(She
stands
five
feet
six
Inches
I
full
inch
tatter
than
her
mother.
,Once.
when
she
appeared
In
a
J
t
swimming
competition,
admiring
reporters
aeaenoea
nr
figure
as
"tall,
sturdy,
finely
built
"
Family
acquaintances
aur
she
looks
like
her
father.
King
George,
and
her
grandmother,
the
Qveen
Mother
Mary.
Hat
when
she
broad-1
cast
to
child
evacuees,
everyone
said
her
vokse
was
like
her
mother's.
On
her
lftth
birthday,
the
word
went
around
that'
the
King
had
decided
his
heir
presumptive
was
old
enough
so
emerge
into
a
wider
sphere
of
public
life.
That
did
not
Imply
that
her
Iirst
16
years
had
been
spent
in
what
most
people
would
consider
elusion
The
royal
family
doesn't
quite
live
In
glass
houses,
but
the
people
take
a
friendly,
proprietary
interest
in
almost
everything
they
Ollmpsea
of
Btsabeth
as
a
young
lady
have
been
reassuring
Calm
eonfrdeneer-aml
what
the
press
called
"unhurried
dignity
marked
her
demeanor
when,
wear-ling
a
brooch
proclaiming
her
new
rank
as
colonel
of
the
famed
Oren
flier
Guard?,
she
reviewed
a
guard
detachment
on
her
last
birthday
She
Dances
Well
The
Guards
danced
that
night
to
celebrate
the
occasion
and
the
princess
did
all
right
again.
3he
danced
with
her
faUier.
with
young-Ouards
officers
and
with
a
16-
var-old
drummer
boy.
Moreover
she
danced
well.
Since
then,
with
other
l-year
olds.
Elisabeth
has
appeared
at
i
district
headquarters
to
register
under
the
national
service
act
and
Uie
nation
nodded
approving
ly
at
the
trim
figure
in
a
Girl
Ouide
uniform
who
obligingly
nosed
for
Dhotographers.
smiling
'across
the
desk
at
the
clerk
from
whom
she
borrowed
a
fountain
pen
to
sign
her
papers.
She
crossed
up
her
public
a
lit
Ue
on
that
signature.
The
pre.
with
a
unanimity
suggesting
common
source,
had
reported
she
would
use
her
whole
nam?.
In
stead
she
wrote.
"H.IU1.
Princess
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UP1
SHIPMENT
LIVE
LONG
Mr-Presumptive
to
Throne
In-creases
In
statare
and
Dignity
Another
consignment
of
work-oom
goods
was
shipped
from
lere
Friday
by
the
Red
Cross,
Including
the
following:
Knitted
Goods
for
Services
15
seamen's
long
stockings,
66
the
duration
of
the
war.
30
terehfefa,
17
face
-loths.
3
ampu-ation
covers.
1
body
belt.
Auxiliary
Services
GarmeU
4
A.
S.
body
belts,
5
pre.
A.
S.
ankle
w.
a
prs.
a.
8.
knitted
knickers.
jhaTe
Aracies
ror
civilians
maae
irom
Jed
Cross
materials
18
crib
quilts
'
women's
nightgo-A-ns.
2
women's
'rint
dresses.
25
jrt'U'
slips.
6
girls'
green
cloth
coats.
23
girls'
Iresses.
9
boys
sweaters,
27
girls'
(weaters,
1
pr.
boy's
sox.
Elizabeth."
The
rapidity
with
which
will
be
brought
forth
in
formal
-mMtc
life
hinges
largely
upon
Austerity"
and
self-sacrifice
ire
Britain's
wartime
watchwords
and,
if
the
Windsors
do
not
et
the
pace,
they
are
at
least
well
In
ttep
with
their
people.
The
splendor
of
the
court
over
which
she
may
preside,
like
the
tall
bearskin
hats
of
her
Orenp-
Wer
Ouards,
is
in
mothballs
until:
the
fighUng
cease.
Projresslve
Education
The
war
may
delay
the
princess'
court
life,
but
it
brought
no
lapse
in
her
carefully
planned
educa-l
Uon.
Much
of
it
comes
from
tutors
I
sociology
and
cbnstituUonal
his
tory,
for
example.
She
has
long
been
proficient
in
French
and
began
studying
Oer-
tnan
and
Spanish
years
ago.
But
there
are
other
sides
of
her
training.
She
is
being
brought
into
contact
occasionally
with
every
stratum
of
British
society.
It
was
something
of
a
sensation
when
she
nd
her
younger
sister,
Princess
Margaret,
accompanied
by
the
Queen,
appeared
in
the
British
quivalent
of
a
''five
and
ten
cent"
itore
on
a
holiday
shopping
tour.
nd
both
girls
got
a
lot
of
fun
rat
of
their
first
subway
ride
Elisabeth
is
learning
at
first
hand
about
the
people
o:
other
countries.
Among
many
she
has
talked
with
the
Soviet
ambassador,
ind,
by
recent
report,
she
calls
Norway's
King
Haakon
"uncle."
There
have
been
adequate
oppor
tunltles
also
for
her
to
associate
ith
children
of
her
own
age,
to
Uy
and
to
indulge
in
many
hobbles
and
sports.
Most
Important
of
all,
however,
she
seems
to
know
what
people
want
of
a
princess
who
appears
destined
to
become
a
queen.
DRAWING
THE
LINE
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Have
Security
and
Other
Folks
Entitled
To
It
Expert
Tells
Doctors
JASPER
Studies
of
PARK,
June
20
the
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expectancy
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scarf.
Surgical
Supplies
400
2Vi
wipes.
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4
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compresses,
x3
in
pads,
80
9x10
In.
pads.
rifle
In
9xl2
In
pads.
200
swabs.
Hospital
Supplies
103
khaki
landfcerchlefs.
34
air-force
hand-
curity,
Dr.
R.
E.
Wodehoust.
dep-1
uty
minister
of
pensions
and
health,
said
in
an
address
at
the'
annual
meeting
of
th
Ranaribtn
.
Medical
Association.
Persons
with
amputations
who
are
pensioned
live
longer
than
ordinary
citizens
and
have
fewer
i
hospital
episodes.
Dr.
Wodehovie
reported.
'
"Social
security,
we
think,
does
.the
trttk,"
he
added.
"They
have
a
sheet-anchor
In
pensions.
They
,
the
hlchest
preference
in
civil
service
appointments.
They
.
hu.,
mr.
Yjdfd
ror
.
ckness
and
fuU
laby
nightgowns
8
woolen
baby
hospital
allowances
if
being
treat-:hUd,
pajamas
10
child's
combl-
for
tneir
p
dtob1Mtr,
hlrts.
4
pr
baby
soakers.
23
prs.
I
-We
know
our
pmxt
of
the
lanona.
ooys
smris,
z
sleepers,
i.
,
M
i
in
expectancy
of
2V2
years
exceeding
that
of
the
balance
of
our
.
population
at
the
same
ace.
I
"It
seems
to
the
department
arid
IU
minister
(Pensions
Minister
'
(Mackenzie)
that
all
our
people
are
I
I
.
n
.
U
I.
!
entitled
to
the
same
happier
jjJetate,"
Dr.
Wodehouse
said.
now
roum
any
civtuzaiion
n&pe
for
a
greater
opportunity
for
doing
good
than
to
provide
the
necessary
agencies
to
bring
about
such
a
decrease
of
suffering
and
unhapplness?"
Already
much
had
been
accomplished
in
providing
services
for
Canadians
and
study
was
being
conducted
in
post-war
veconst
ruction,
rehabilitation
and
health
in
surance.
Representatives
or
the
department,
economists,
psychiat
rists,
psychologists,
e.npioyers.
employees,
farm
representatives
and
others
are
taking
part
in
the
study.
People
Happier
ind
textbooks
and
me
is
weUhtyt,
.
......
.
.
,
i
'last
war,
our
advance
in
concep-
stuff
for
a
young
girl
economics.
km
of
our
-publteTtbllgaUon
to
ir
fellows,
our
preparations
by
organization
and
planning
as
well
as
financial
provision
and
the
ap
pointment
of
expert
staff,
will
make
possible
our
greatest
achle-
ement
in
Uxls
field."
Dr.
Wode
house
said.
"What
matters
more
than
mak
ing
all
our
people
happier,
health-
er
and
more
secure
in
mind?
If
it
is
proven
possible
for
ex-service
men
of
the
last
war
and
their
families,
with
only
half
a
program,
It
will
render
dividends
beyond
our
conception
when
applied
100
per
cent
In
provision
for
all
of
our
people.
"Our
people
should
be
born
well,
fed
well
and
educated
well.
They
all
should
have
opportunities
for
enjoyment
of
body
and
mind.
"This
be
our
aim."
INSTItUCTOR
AN
ALIEN
LONDON,
June
23:
W-Ju
Jltsu
instructor
in
the
Home
Guard,
Hidetake
Makano.
45.
Japanese
engineer,
was
fined
$4.50
for
breach
of
the
Aliens'
Midnight
Curfew
Order,
being
stopped
while
walking
home
In
the
early
hours
after
giving
a
class.
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Skaj;vay
Direct
connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Obtain
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
V.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent,
Prince
Uupert,
ILC.
1
Ml
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