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jjBAjdetail
Jrom
each
company
great
style
and
hopes
are
they
wltf"
fiie
o:i
the
range
on
Sun-
will
be
able
to
play
on
April
30.
day.
Hie
trucks
will
leave
the
i
drill
hall
at
10:15
am
Lunches
Srt.
Major
MacDonald,
unfor-
winbe
brought.
Thoe
who
have
i
tunately.
Is
a
patient
In
the
Mill-not
"6een
out
this
year
should
tary
HusptUl
and
wc
hope
he
make
a
special
attempt
to
makt
;
itthis
time.
The
practice
'will
be
rifle
and
there
should
be
some
Jrnterostlng
competition
for
the
;top
places.
"from
Cliff
Wanamaker
who
hai,
ibeen
away
on
courses
for
so
tang
we
sometimes
forget
he
still
.
"belongs
to
the
Unit.
He
hopes
'
to
come
back
with
a
"Distinguished.-
We
wish
lilni
good
t
uck,
but
hope
he
has
no
ul-j;
"terior
motive
and
wants
to
get
on
the
Instructional
staff
and
Wcstay
in
the
sunny
south.
jThe
nine
officers
who
took
Ui3r
practice
exam
thret
weeks
jh
ago
have
all
qualified,
accord
-
pjjj
ing
to
word
from
Brigade
Head-
'!
garters.
4v
1
iff
'
;
r
"
'
'
1
Corporal
Bill
Stone
is
organ-
.;
a:i?'?Z
a
PS
pong
team
to
chal-
"i
japleiige
the
Area
teams.
It
Is.
ra
il
"
)
J,mrcd
BU1
"
PuttlnS
UP
a
i"
i
jajBUi
one
league
gets
unaer
way.
IgrjThe
training
officer
is
tonfid-rswe'nt
he
can
Tegain
the'
dollar
he
r&ilost
to
Bill
playing
on
the
boa.
going
south
last
summer.
There
will
be
a
Battalion
Far-
de
on
Sunday,
April
30th
for
ythe
:
bress
later.
Victory
Loan
campaign,
and
time
to
be
announced
We
want
a
100
percent
turn
out
to
show
the
citizens
The
brass
band
will
parade
on'
will
socn
be
tip
ana
assisting
with
training
again.
The
training
for
the
last
month
has
largely
been
revision
which
b
in
accord
with
i
years.
otaoie
neaas
Derby
List
LOUISVILLE,
April
21
Ot
Leading
the
list
of
nominators
for
1944
Kentucky
Derby
is
Mrs.
Barclay
Douglas
of
Mill
River
Stable
who
entered,
five
horses
in
the
Churchill
Downs
classic.
C.
V.
Whitney.
Oreentree
Clever
Sencio,
little
Phillipplne
aspirant
to
the
world's
bantamweight
championship,
died
In
a
!new
program
'
OVER
RADIO
.
.
....
.Jthru
PMftAn
ntt-nrs
nameti
Drocram
at
the
same
time
S2S3HliT-
rrODAY
Canadians,
Aiheticatil-
ana
Englishmen
are
wbrklng'
in
-
closet
and
closer
accord.
On
arc
different
continents
.
.
.
across
the
seven
seas
1
1
our
joint
operation
extend;
Lut
the
greater
our
bucccm
aa
comrades-
in-arnis,
ine
greater
our
neea
to
become
partners
in
peace.
The
war
has
taught
us
that
our
complete
strength
lies
in
Uie
full
measure
of
co-operation
which
the
Uritis.li
Commonwealth
and
the
United
States
have
achieved
together;
And,
on
;
the
continuance
of
this
co-operation
"wc
base
our
hopes
for
a
just
and
lasting
peace.'
We
Canadians
know
the
British
and
the
Yanks
bo
well
.
.
.
like
them
both
6o
much
lnat
wc
are
"ict
friend"
of
each.
v
Truly,
Canada's
Feace
Tower
sytnhob'zcs
-SL
common
meeting-ground
for
mutual
.
understanding
.
.
.
for
an
cnJuring
peace.
V3tk
'
i
si
AMHE&sranm
ONTARIO
-
fa
our
hearts
is
the
same'
concept
of
freedom
1
(7f
i
n'y
nturl
that
Canadian.
American
Qy
and
Cnglithmen
hare
the
time
concept
of
freedom.for
we
alto
thare
one
of
the
eartlett
defender
of
the
freedom
we
are
fighting
for
k
today.
He
wa
a
Calvert,
an
enlightened
Engtith
ttatetman
and
founder
of
coionie
off
Canada's
bore
and
In
Maryland.
In
tatetmanhlp
and
vldom,
the
Calvert
family
were
far
ahead
of
their
age.
In
I63S
Calverr
ton
and
uccrior,
carrying
on
the
democratic
Calvert
tradition,
fined
a
man
cf
hi
own
faith
five
hundred
lb,
of
tobacco
for
-viltifying
and
profaning
another
religion."
Thu
a
-
man'
freedom
to
wOrthip
a
he
pteaiet
wa
ettabliihed
In
the
New
World
by
a
Calvert
THE
DAILY
KEW3
DUBLIN
J
SfWttior
Thoou
MrLoughlin.
well
known
North
Ireland
NatWialfet
and
a
member
of
the
UUter
Svale
sbce
1933,
died
here.
bring
British
forces
overseas
and
sniping
jobs
when
the
Invasion
'
their
families
at
home
closer,
the
starts.
BBC
has
created
the
General
Forres
Service
throueh
which
the
LONDON
9
To
eliminate
de
rlJ:n5:
two
Ahorse
has
been
done
by
com-'ate
.
ate
ilie
,he
hand
hand
system,
all
all
warn
warn-
will
be
done
along
the
lines
ot
the
annual
camp
syllabus.
In
camp
we.
will
be
under
the
eyes
;
cf
the
Brigade
Commander
and
we
want
to
show"
him
that
the
The
Battalion
will
soon
have
its
film
library
and
"the
latest
pictures,
of
'every
phase
of
military
trainiSR
will
be
shown;
once
a
.month.
"They
should
provide
a
great
deal
ol
-entertainment
and'
Interest
as:
utll
vas
With
three
W.:
the
staff
away,
the
orderly
room
Sergeant
has
been
pitching
In
to
help
out.
jeven
to
the
extent
of
filling
the
stoves"
ft-ith
lubricating
oil
instead
of
fuel
oil,
and
wonder-big
.why
no
heat
blossomed
forth.
Promotion
for
the.
week
is.
as
fiillna's:
TJiut:.
R
Ci
LhtffH
Jhat
the
time
spent
on
MED.j
RCAMC)
to;
Captain.'
has
not
been
wasted,
Stable,
and
Warren
Wrihfs
.
people
here
and
their
sous,
toy
occasioned
by
.separate
itteooUCT'Calmet
Farm
placed
four
each
.
brothers
and
fathers
in
the,
sounding
OI
eaeh
air
raw
Slrr
mc
jwiiti
.
j
,
iirun
tk.
...ind
to
rrlea.He
&
sreat
number
i
wm;c
Alien
i
.
Simmons
Mmta,""1"
""
"w
,
-
"
:
Sport
Chat
rr,.:'.;
brought
the
English
First
Div-
football
champlp
to
SW
London
for
e
flt
toe
in
have
been
ofsanired
for
many
Liverpool
at
Highbury-
Arsen
al
had
won
the
English
Cup
the
previous
year.
Gerard
Cote.
26-year-old
St.
Hjaciuthe,
Que.,
runner,
won
the
41th
Boston
marathon
four
years
ago
yesterday
in
the
record
time
of
two
hours,
23
minutes.
28
3-5
seconds
lower
than
the
previous
record.
Joe
Smith
of
Medford,
Mass.,
lowered
Cote's
mark
to
2:26:51.2
In
1942.
Cote
won
the
race
again
In
1943.
i
the
forces
program,
remains
un-
iday
of
the
new
ervlce
with
the
changed.
(remark
"youll
hear
this
with
Britain
waited
with
some
an-j
your
own
folk
at
home."
ticipation
built
up
by
the
BBC
Robert
Foot.
BDC'a
general
dir-publlclty
branch
for
the
first
day
ector.
explained
why
the
new
ser-
of
the
new
service.
Ivice
was
started.
Generally,
he
The
number
of
women
an-1
said,
Uie
old
overseas
serv
Ice
had
nouncers,
wno
previously
naa.provea
accepuoie
to
wrvlcemen
worked
entirely
for
the
over-'bit
they
all
said
"what
a
pity
seas
division,
was
one
of
the
my
wife,
or
my
mother,
or
my
most
striking
innovations
for
;
sweetheart
cannot
listen
to
what
home
listeners.
News
was
pre-
I
am
litenlng
to."
From
the
sented
far
more
frequently
than
people
In
Britain
caine
letters
in
the
old
home
service
and
the
;
asking
"cant
we
hear
the
pro-
Daily
Express
commented:
grams
that
ur
John
mentions
In
"A
woman's
voice
reading
the!
his
letters."
'
news
came
as
the
pleasantest
The
new
program
had
been
shock
of
all
compared
with
the
arranged
Jn
a
"sincere
endeavor
sombre
tones
of
male
announc-'to
keep
Britain's
men
abroad
ers."
j
united
hi
spirit
with
their
homes.
Methods
of
program
prescn-
j
he
added,
tation
were
found
among
home
1
1
listeners
to
be
more
informal
and
Milwaukee
hotel
18
years
ago
!
gossipy,
with
background
music
:tonight
from
effects
of
a
ring
for
the
announcements
and
mar-beating
he
took
at
the
hands
Ual
tunes
lending
effectiveness
Strength
Increases
consist
ot
of
Bud
Taylor
Sencio
suffered
to
the
drama
features
Some
of
Monday
evening
for
practice
,
Tom
Danes,
Bryee
-Jacques
and
a
cerebral
hemorrhage
after
a
the
favorites
of
the
old
pro-The
pipe
band
is
coming
on
In
1
Atac
Brietrke.
10-round
bout
with
Taylor
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have
been
retained,
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requirea
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blnlne
the
service
designed
for,"
"
the
central
London
area
troops
in
Britain
only,
initiated
land
In
each
greater
London
after
Dunkerque.
and
the
service
,
area
have
bee
synchroniated.
which
previously
had
been
beam-1
ed
by
short
wave
to
the
men)
as
'Forces
Favorites,
a
half-overseas.
The
BBCs
home
ser-hoar
of
music
which
the
an-
Winners
Of
Memorial
Cup
(Canadian
Senior
Amateur
Championship)
Winners
of
the
Allan
Cup,
presented
by
Sir
Montague
Allan
for
competition
among
Canadian
entar
amateur
hockey
teams,
have
been
as
follows:
19CS
Ottawa
CilffUdes.
1909-
-Queen's
University.
1210-
-St
Michael's
College.
1911
Winntpci
Victorias.
1912
Winnipeg
Victorias.
1913-
Winnipeg
Hockey
Club.
1914
Retina
Victorias.
1915-
Winnipeg
Monarch!.
1916
-
Winnipeg
61st
Battalion.
1917-
Toronto
Dentals.
1918
-
Kitchener.
1919-
Hamllton
TUjers.
1920-
-Winnipeg
Falcons.
;
1921-
-University
of
Toronto.
1922-
-Toronto
Granites.
1923-Toronto
Granites'
1924-
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
i
1925
Port
Arthur.
1
1926
Port
Arthur.
!
1927--University
of
Toronto
Grads.
'
1928-
-University
of
Manitoba.
1929
Port
Arthur.
:
1930-
Montreal
AAA.
1
1931-Winnipeg.
!
1932-
Toronto
Nationals.
;
1933
Moncton
Hawks.
!
19J4--Moncton
Hawks.
1
1935-
Halifax
Wolverines
1
1936-
-Khnberley
Dynamiters.
1
1937-
Sudbury
Users.
'
1938-
-Tiall
Smoke
Faters
1939-Port
Arthur
Bearcats.
1940-
Klrkland
Lake
Blue
Devils
1941
Rcglna
Rangers.
1942-
Ottawa
R.C-A.F.
1943-
Ottawa
Commandos.
1944-
-Quftoec
Aces
leading
Port
I
Arthur
Shipbuilders.
Winners
Of
Allan
Cup
Canadian
Junior
Amateur
Championship)
Winners
of
the
Memorial
Cup,
I
I
symbolic
of
the
Canadian
Jun-ior
hockey
championship,
have
,
been:
1919
University
of
Toronto
Schools.
1920
Toronto
Canoe
Club.
1921
Winnipeg
Falcons.
1922
Foit
William.
1923
University
of
Manitoba.
1924
Owen
Sound
Qrcys.
1925-Reglna
Pats.
1926-
algary
Canadians.
1927
Owen
Sound
Greys.
192fr-Rejina
Monarchs.
1929
Toronto
Marlboros.
1930
Regtna
Pats.
1931-
-Winnipeg
Elmwood
Millionaires.
1932-
-Sudbury
Wolves.
1933
Newmarket
Redmen.
1934
fit.
Michael's
College.
193
V
-Winnipeg
Monarchs.
1036
West
Toronto
Nationals,
1937
uWlnnrpeg
Monarchs.
1938
St.
Doniface
Seals.
1939
Oshawa
Ocnerals.
1940
Oshawa
Ocnerals,
1941
Winnipeg.
194i-portae
La
Praltlc.
1913
Winnipeg
Rangers.
1944
Oshawa
Qenerals
leading
Trail
Smoke
laters,
CFPR
1240
Kilocycle
I'KIDAY
VM.
SMie
Abr-ad
and
Families
at
SOMEWHERE
IX
ENGLAND
j
4:00Sound
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Same
Uroadeast
at
0
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able
to
spot,
1
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.
Same
Time
German
ofneers
in
the
die-
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