.RIDAY.
MAY
29,
R
ATI
O
HI
Since
sugar
rationing
was
first
introduced,
the
shipping
situation
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
PER
WEEK
PER
PERSON
lias
become
more
serious.
The
danger
to
ships
and
lives
has
increased.
Consequently
it
has
now
become
necessary
to
reduce
the
sugar
ration
from
4
lb.
to
2
lb.
per
week
per
person.
Only
persons
in
areas
remote
from
source
of
supply
arc
permitted
to
have
more
than
two
weeks'
supply
on
hand
at
any
time.
SUGAR
FOR
PRESERVING
Special
provision
is
made
for
additional
quantities
of
sugar
for
home
preserving
and
canning.
In
addition
to
your
ration,
you
may
purchase
xz
lb.
of
sugar
for
every
pound
of
fruit
that
you
preserve
or
can,
and
lb.
of
sugar
for
every
pound
of
fruit
made
into
jam
or
jelly.
Every
person
who
buys
sugar
for
canning
or
preserving
is
required
to
keep
an
accurate
record
of
the
sugar
purchased
for
this
purpose.
If
any
sugar
remains
after
canning
and
preserving,
it
shall
form
part
of
the
regular
ration
of
Vz
lb.
per
person
per
week.
Loyal
Canadians
will
be
glad
.
of
this
new
opportunity
to
do
tlmr
part
to
cmure
Victory.
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AND
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AVENUE
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
Word's
around
town
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Minora
Blade
tops
its
class
for
shaving
comfort.
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ARMY
PLAN
EXPANSION
I
Shifts
Involving
Officers
at
Cana
dian
Headquarters
Brin;
Younf
Men
to
Front
By
ROSS
MUNRO
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
SOMEWHERE
IN
ENGLAND
May
29
Of
As
the
new
Canadian
army
headquarters
develop
and
the
military
program
expands,
numerous
staff
changes
have
taken
place
at
headquarters
or
different
formaUoris
which
have
brought
a
number
of
young
staff
officers
right
to
the
forefront.
In
each
of
the
three
Infantry
MJ.V)
MU
divisions
and
at
Corps,
there
are
new
general
staff
olfl-c
e
r
a
(2nd
grade)
in
the
o
p
e
r
a
t
Ions
branches.
This
appointment
i
i
i
i
mruiTcs
nana-
v
ling
very
lm-
porunt
worc
and
many
young
officers
look
upon
It
as
one
of
the
choice
staff
Jobs.
In
one
division.
Peter
Wright
of
Toronto
Royal
Regiment
became
the
"02"
with
the
rank
of
major
while
filling
this
assignment,
and
at
another
division
the
new
officer
in
this
appointment
Is
Mai.
E.
D.
Danby
or
Vancouver's
Seaforth
Highlanders.
A
year
ago
MaJ.
Danby
was
a
lieutenant,
serving
as
aide-decamp
to
MaJ.-Gen.
O.
R.
Pearkes.
a
divisional
commander.
He
took
the
starr
course
at
Camberlcy
and
carried
out
different
divisional
staff
duUes
before
being
named
"02".
There
is
also
a
new
O.S.O.
3rd
grade
I
in
this
division's
opera
Uons
branch
Capt
Gordon
Proctor
of
the
48th
Highlanders
from
Toronto.
MaJ.
Wright
also
is
a
Caraberley
staff
college
officer
with
considerable
experience
at
a
brigade
and
at
corps
headquarters
on
staff
work.
Early
Graduate
MaJ.
Doug.
Robertson
or
the
Calgary
Highlanders,
who
gradu
ated
from
the
first
Canadian
junior
war
stafr
college
here,
is
the
other
divisional
"G2",
coming
to
head
quarters
alter
being
acting
second-
in-command
or
the
Highlanders.
At
corps
headquarters,
Ma.
C
M.
Harding
or
Toronto,
gunner
is
the
new
"02"
and
MaJ.
W.
O.
M.
Robinson
or
the
Toronto
Scot
tish
is
the
G5.0.
(3rd
grade)
In
operations.
I
A
newcomer
to
Corps
Is
Maj.
C
M.
Wrenshall
or
Toronto,
a
Royal
!
Canadian
Engineer,
in
tha
post
of
OJS.O.
(3rd
grade)
liaison
stafr
duties.
He
has
two
brothers
In
the
rorces.
Capt.
Arthur
with
a
field
regiment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
In
England
and
Flying
Ofricer
"Tiny"
or
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
who
now
is
in
Canada
taking
a
special
'
navigation
course
alter
flying
on
ooerations
here
with
coastal
command.
He
J
helped
bomb
the
Bismarck.
Other
Chanjes
Dack
at
Corps
after
service
In
the
field
with
a
brigade
Is
Maj.
Ernest
Cote
of
Edmonton,
member
of
the
Royal
122nd
Reglmcnr
He
Is
deputy
assistant
adjutant
gen
eral.
His
predecessor,
MaJ.
John
McQueen
or
Calgary,
now
is
sic-ond-ln
-command
or
the
Calgary
Highlanders,
his
own
regiment.
On
the
artillery
side
at
Corps,
MaJ.
Freddie
Cllttord
of
Hamilton,
Ont.,
Is
holding
down
the
post
or
O.S.O.
2nd
grade)
and
other
of-
ricers
In
this
branch
include
Capt.
P.
H.
Rlordan
of
Montreal,
and
MaJ.
W.
O.
Ledlngham
of
Calgary,
and
Capt.
T.
D.
Lownsbrough
of
Toronto.
The
starr
at
army
headquarters
grows
daily
and
officers
brought
down
from
field
units
and
formations
Include
MaJ.
Keith
Amy
or
Quebec
City,
who
had
ben
commanding
a
field
battery,
R.C.A.
and
Maj.
Bob
Klngstone
of
Montreal,
who
rormerly
rilled
the
"G2"
appointment
now
held
by
Maj.
Danby.
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
son
or
the
late
governor-general
or
Canida,
like
ly
will
move
to
army
headquarters
as
a
major.
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STILL
GOING
STRONG
Distilled,
blended
and
bottled
in
Scotland
P.
Hawkinson
Is
Moving
From
Stewart
Tu
Prince
Rupert
J.
P.
Hawkinson,
who
has
been!
operating
a
laundry
business
at
Stewart
iot
several
years,
is
moving
into
Prince
Rupert
to
open
a
laundry
in
the
Bulkley
Block
on
Sixth
Avenu
West
formerly
occupied
by
the
Canadian
Laundry.
Mr.
Hawkinson
Will
sail
by
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Stewart
after
having
spent
the
past
few
days
here
and
will
be
back
in
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is
not
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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Government
of
British
Columbia.
TO
OPEN
LAUNDRY
about
three
weeks.
He
Is
bringing
in
his
plant
from
Stewart.
Mr.
Hawkinson
Is
a
well
known
oid
timer
of
thj
north
and
for
ysats
operated
a
restaurant
at
Alice
Arm.
U.
S.
CONCHIES
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are
about
3,000
men
In
United
States'
camps
for
conscientious
objectors.
SOYBEAN
MEAL
A
bushel
or
soybeans
produces
approximately
49
pounds
or
soybean
meal.
UP-TO-DATE
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shelter
In
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is
equipped
with
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lights
ana
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'Grade
1,
Male
Dr
Female;
Unemployment
Insurance
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Prince
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B.C.
$1200
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less
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bonus.
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not
later
than
June
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1942.
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you
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We
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announce
that
we
are
now
adding
a
SHOE
REPAIRING
DEPT.
at
our
shop,
with
Mr.
Charlie
W..Yatt
In
full
charge.
As
Charlie
has
many
years
experience
In
the
trade
he
knows
how
to
rebuild
your
shoe
right.
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him
do
It
for
you.
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