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JUNK
28,
16
Catholic
Tea
(BRITISH
CHEMISTRY
HELPS
TO
WIN
THE
WAR
SPIES
IN
rcsiwawfc
rcawfc
lilt
rows
I
SERVICE
P
"The
Wetter
Supply
Was
Cut
By
The
Enemy"
good
drinking
water
is
all
important
to
WATER
the
fighting
man.
Its
importance
has
been
demon,
stratcd
over
and
over
again
in
this
and
in
other
wars.
Rcnicmhfir
how
soon
I
long
Kong
capitulated
after
the
Japs
captured
the
water
supply?
Tor
assured
supplies
of
safe
drinking
water,
modern
armies
depend
on
mobile
water
tanks
accompanied-
by
trucks
especially
equipped
to
disinfect
water
by
chlorine
treatment
on
the
spot.
In
the
plants
of
its
Alkali
Division,
Canadian
Industries
Limited
produces
Chlorine
for
many
purposes,
important
amongst
which
is
its
use
to
assure
safe
drinking
water
for
the
people
of
Canada
and
for
their
armies
in
the
field.
Qhrine
itamtber
CI-L'tpnducttpJ
Industrial
Cltmiitrj
uhich
are
aiding
Canada's
uar
ejjart.
CANADIAN
INDUSTRIES
LIMITED
PA-tlO
Mrs.
DeJong
and
Mrs.
L.
Blaln
Mrs.
P.
Dougherty
and
Mrs.
BHton
I
received
the
many
guests.
were
In
charge
of
tne
refresh-
rh.
to.
hi
wu
covered
with
ments.
Mrs.
J.
L.
MacLaren
acted
Secret
Service
Was
Well
Entrench.
'
ed
When
France
Fell
i
-
i
;
NEW
YCK.
June
M:
V
Th
I
British
"fifth
coteum"
in
Franrt
'started
to
operate-in
the
occupied
territory,
particularly
In
Paris
itself,
at
the
asm
time
the
Petal
r.
government
was
puffing
the
beaten
'
French
military
machine
out
uf
the
war.
I
Roy
P.
Porter,
Paris
correspond-1
ent
for
the
Associated
Press
from
1937
until
a
few
months
aeo
v.K'!.
he
left
the
occupied
zone,
knew
some
of
these
British
agents
and
writes
about
them
in
his
tra?.
eye-witness
story
about
occupied
Prance
that
make
up
the
bock
'
Uncensored
France."
Back
in
the
United
8ta.es.
Porter
was
able
to
write
the
true
story
of
what
he
saw
for
the
first
time.
Alter
the
German
occupation
hi-dispatches
reached
the
New
York
office
of
the
Associated
Press
via
Berlin.
They
were,
he
grumbles
mildly,
"garbled"
by
the
Nazis.
i
Volunteer
Agents
,
Not
even
the
Bsttiah
secret
ser
vice
will
ever-
know
how
many
Britons
were
serving
as
secret
agents-
in
France,
Porter
says.
Mnr
were
aelf-arDOtnted.
Some
had
been
caught
inside
the
German
Uses
during
the
smashing
Nasi
advance
to
the
channel
In
May
and
Jme,
im
Others
bad
been
living
In
France
for
years
and
spoke
perfect
French.
They
recruited
for
Gen.
de
Gaulle's
wwuva
Fcee
French
T
fpoces,
helped
Germans,
masters
of
the
fifah
col-
the
third
he
made
U
isngiana.
Porter
writes.
"The
British
will
deny
this
and
I
dont
believe
It
myself
but
there's
me
story
anu
if
I
could
tell
you
the
name
of
the
officer
you'd
probably
aamu
Ing
about."
Pro-British
French
Porter,
like
other
observers,
be-
lieves
at
least
90
percent
or
me
SlirCeSSllll
(lowers
with
baby's
breath
centred
A
lace
cioth
donated
by
Mrs.
W.
l
French
.
people
.
.
are
A
1
opposed
J-t
rx
to
M
r
jDarrow
Casey
i
Writes
About
1
coi-
.
4
.
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s
n
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in
nnrn
Linn
uiui
titc
-
the
remaining
10
percent,
he
ws..
and
Mrs.
St.
Amour
presided.
Balagno.
In
the
The
girls
who
dressed
In
drosses
five
percent
are
n
Splendid
Affair
U
Held
at
Home
The
home
cooking
was
njkta
Of
SUs.
Peter
DeJong
capable
hands
of
Mrs.
Louis
Ama-
they
had
sewn
during
the
year
out
.of
the
Vlchyj
ur"M
"
dlo
and
Mrs.
Leo
uoiron.
sold
their
aprons
to
the
patrons.
1th
1.
Xor
'
A
very
successful
tea
and
lLTc"?
the
aften
plan
'
SnfSLST
r
L
ime
cooking
was
heM
by
the
Mrs.
J.
";m"n:tln
'glrta
los
were
rendered
by
Alan
Forman,
He
does
not
regard
Pctaln
xs
a
rslMie.
women
at
the
home
of
ango
ana
a
B1
,
DeJong,
Delray
Hanklnson
traitor
and
has
heard
Laval
con-
Mr
p.
DeJong.
Hfth
Ave.
Wat.
"
"
KumuJ.
and
George
GUI!,
cede
qulte
freely
that
the
people
r
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niix'iiiuun.
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j
i
Fire
Fighting
The
Trail
Times,
in
a
recent
publishes
a
letter
from
nar
row
Casey,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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ra
racn?
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before
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camps
im
proceeding
to
Britain
Iliad
a
hand
In
sabotage.
Bvpn
we
slnce
arrived
i
1
Darrow
told
of
taking
part
in
a
1
umn.
admitted
the
rpyiag
Britons
filter?'
dbilay
which
was
were
causing
confuayn.
pot
on
for
the
benefit
of
Prime
Like
every
correspondent
return-
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
vtneed
that
only
Brilish-Russian
Before
leaving
Csna'la.
Darmw
friendship
could
save
the
world,
so
vas
aooointed
first
aid
man
for
Hess
flew,
unknown
to
Hluer,
to
hi?
part'cular
connany.
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he
(the
young
officer)
led
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in
believe,
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thai
Hess'
capture
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came
not,onthe
first
trip
but
ob
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