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ay
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want.
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ol
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bedroom
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and
tobacco
are
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cultivated
in
Turkey.
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Herring
in
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but
will
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on
your
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
conditions
permit.
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to
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WEST
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your
patronage
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to
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FRONT
LINE
GENERALS
MAJ.-GEN.
G.
G.
SIMONDS
By
DOUG
HOW
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
The
Canadians
in
Britain
know
Guy
Granville
Simonds
commanding
the
Canadians
in
Sicily,
as
a
man
who
got
to
be
a
general
young
and
deserved
what
he
got.
He
was
recognized
as
one
of
the
army's
men
of
brains
long
before
he
became
a
major-general
commanding
first
one,
then
another
infantry
division
within
comparatively
few
days.
I
As
a
sharp,
quick
thinker
who
I
gave
able
expression
to
thelmoted
lieutenant
-
colonel
in
things
he
thought,
they
saw
him
command
of
an
artillery
regi
coming.
He
was
a
major-general
at
39,
the
youngest
of
his
rank
in
the
1st
Canadian
Army,
one
of
the
three
under
Lt.-Gen.
H.
D.
G.
Crerar
in
the'
Infantry
Corps.
He
went
to
North
Africa
as
a
brigadier
from
the
Canadian
Army,
.
saw
the
Eighth
Army
outfox
Rommel
at
the
Mareth
Line
and
take
Sfax.
He-came
back
beckoned
unexpectedly
from
his
observer's
post
in
the
battlefield
convinced
that
the
minefield
had
put
infantry
ahead
of
the
tank
in
fighting
Importance
and
found
himself
a
divisional
commander.
Gen.
Simonds
is
a
tall,
dark
man
with
an
Imposing
moustache.
His
accent
Indicates
his
English
birth.
He
leaves
reporters
with
the
impression
of
a
fully
caoable
man
confident
of
his
capabilities.
His
present
war
time
rise
started
from
the
rank
of
major.
Born
at
Ixworth
Abbey;
Bury
St.
Edmunds,
England,
in
1903
he
came
to
Canada
as
a
young
ster.
He
was
educated
as
Ash-burv
College.
Ottawa,
and
at
Royal
Military
College
where
he
graduated
In
1925.
He
entered
the
permanent
army
as
an
artilleryman.
Staff
College
Training
Gen.
Simonds
relumed
to
Britain
before
the
war,
first
for
a
gunnery
course
in
1932,
later
for
a
course
at
the
Staff
College
at
Camberley.
He
was
at
tached
to
Sandhurst
and
Woolwich
after
the
second
course.
He
sailed
to
Britain
a
third
Ume
as
General
Staff
Officer
(Grade
II)
with
the
1st
Division
in
1939.
His
rise
started
the
following.
July
when
he
was
pro-
J.
L
Curry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Westholme
Rooms
For
Income
Tax
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ment.
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Brings
'
'
Results.
In
December
1940,
Gen
Sim
onds
was
named
Commandant
of
the
first
Canadian
Junior
War
Staff
Course
to
be
held
In
England.
Then
he
was
GSO
of
an
infantry
division,
Brigadier
of
the
General
Staff,
Canadian
Corps,
and
held
the
same
Job
when
the
Corps
became
the
1st
Army
early
in
1943.
He
took
over
an
Infantry
division
from
Ma
.-Gen.
J.
H.
Rob
erts
a
few
months
later
but
shrlfted
to
another
division
on
the
death
of
Ma.
Gen.
II.
L.
N.
Salmon
in
an
airplane
crash.
Gen.
Simonds
likes
polo,
hunting
and
writing.
His
wife
and
two
children,
Ruth
10,
and
Charles
eight,
live
in
Women
Call-up
In
Australia
Those
Who
Disobey
Order
Are
Liable
to
Six
Months
Imprisonment
and
Fine
CANBERRA,
July"'
21
0;-Call-ups
of
Australian
women
recently
represent
the
first
mass
direction
of
female
labor,
but
estimates
of
women
who
could
be
diverted
to
war
work
have
be,in
greatly
exaggerated.
So
far
of
!
all
the
women
Interviewed,
only
about
15
percent
have
been
added
to
the
national
labor
pool,
according
to
the
Director-General
of
Manpower.
Many
women
have
been
called
up
for
work
in
canneries.
Women
who
do
not
obey
the
order
are
liable
to
six
months
in
jail
or
a
fine
of
$450
or
both.
ALL
READY
FOR
RAIDS
Housewives
of
B.
C.'s
Defence
Lines
Know
Their
A.
U.
1.
By
MARGARET
ECKER
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
VANCOUVER,
July
21
O)
Memo
to
Mr.
Tojo:
You
may
think
you
have
measure
of
our
Canadian
air
Force,
our
defending
army,
our
navy
but
how
do
you
think
you
can
beat"
our
Mrs.
Boltons?
,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Bolton
and
hundreds
of
other
housewives
like
her
are
Vancouver's
secret
weapon,
and
they're
ready
for
you,
Mr.
Tojo.
She
isn't
a
bit
un
usualthere
are
thousands
like
her
in
Vancouver.
She
lives
in
a
little
stucco
bungalow
in
the
suburbs.
She
has
a
husband
who's
an
A.
R.
P.
warden,
a
pretty
10-year
old
daughter,
an
elderly
mother,
a
show
dog
and
a
canary.
These
are
her
trcas
ures
2nd
here's
how
she's
going
to
defend
them:
"It's
a
woman's
Job
to
look
after
her
own
home
first,"
said
Mrs.
Bolton,
smoothing
her
apron
and
sitting
down
in
her
tunnv
llvlnrr
rnntn
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cinvinr
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,
at
home
we
can
cut
down
the
fire
hazard
and
fight
small
fires
ourselves.
We
can
keep
the
members
of
our
family
from.
getting
panic-stricken
and
be-1
comng
a
public
nuisance.
!
Reserve
Water
Supply
So
Mrs.
Bolton
is
going
to
sit
tight
in
her
own
horn?
ready
for
anything.
Out
burled
in
the
back
yard
are
three
sealed
jars
of-
sterile
water,
wrapped
In
newspapers.
"You
do
it
like
preserving
fruit,"
said
Mrs.
Bolton.
"And
it
wijl
keep
Indefinitely.
This
is
in
case
the
water
mains
are
hit."
Mrs.
Bolton
and
her
family
would
see
the
siege
out
in
the
hallway
of
their
home.
As
it
has
five
possible
exits
she
considers
It
the
best
spot.
Three
more
Jars
of
sterile
water
arc
stored
in
a
linen
cupboard
along
with
first
aid
supplies,
cans
of
beans
and
other
things
to
be
eaten
cold
if
necessary.
Many
housewives,
Mrs.
Bolton
explained,
also
keep
tins
of
canned
heat
In
their
"shelter,"
so
they
can
make
tea
and
coffee
or
have
hot
water.
Also
tucked
away
in
the
linen
cupboard
is
a
suitcase
of
warm
clothing-
-sweaters,
a
blanket
TO
OUR
CUSTOMERS
Until
further
notice
Our
store
will
be
Closed
ALL
DAY
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A
number
of
routes
are
open
in
a
few
days
in
all
parts
of
the
city,
due
to
older
boys
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for
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a
first
aider
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duty
at
a
shelter,
will
rush
to
Mrs.
Bolton's
home.
Preparations
have
been
made
to
keep
them
and
little
Rhona
Bolton
happy.
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a
Jar
of
candy
in
the
linen
cupboard,
canned
milk,
paper
dolls,
books
and
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wouldn't
have
much
time
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have
their
A.
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P.
rules
laid
down.
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for
instance,
knows
exactly
what
to
do.
"When
the
alert
goes
she's
to
skin
for
home
and
climb
into
some
warm
clothing
even
if
it's
summer,"
said
her
mother.
"Then
she
turns
on
the
taps
and
fills
the
wash
tubs
with
water,
ready
for
an
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chow,
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