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OF
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Canadian
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Is
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pi
.all
news
despatches
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and
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of
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
ilso
reserved.
Events
in
Italy...
Friday,
May
26.
1914
Premier
Churchill's
Speech
.
.
.
g
Possibly
the
most
discussed
statement
of
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
of
Great
Britain
in
his
imoortant
address
on
foreign
affairs
to
the
House
of
Commons
in
London
Wednesday
was
that
having
to
do
with
the
French
National
Committee
of
Liber
The
Churchill
speech
was
cogent
and
definite
as
w.usual
but
this
one
lent
more
than
usual
room
for
speculation
and
implication.
tf
It
was
an
inspiration
to
his
own
people
and
some-
thing,
as
was
probably
meant,
of
a
warning
or
sug
gestion
to
those
who
are
not
on
our
side
but
who
may
still
be
hesitating.
For
Turkey,
particularly,
it
.sounded
something
like
a
last
call
to
get
on
the
band
wagon
ot
victory.
Things
are
moving
rapidly
on
the
Italian
front
these
days
and,
if
the
enemy
are
not
in
full
retreat
there,
it
is
little
short
of
that.
The
battle
of
the
Anzio
beachhead
and
the
Hitler
Line
have
been
ended
de
cisively
in
our
favor
and
now
the
campaign
with
20
jiniu
iiisLuui,
lioine
as
me
lmmeaiaie
prize
is
on.
That
the
outcome
may
ensue
with
relative
speed
in
our
lavor
appears
a
reasonable
assumption.
Canadians
everywhere
will
be
gratified
and
proud
at
the
part
our
men
have
just
played
in
smashing
the
Hitler
Line
at
Its
strongest
point.
Canadian
soldiers
who
had
long
been
impatient
for
action
are
finally
getting
it
and
are
clothing
themselves
with
.glory.
Poor
Time
for
Spending
.
.
.
If
you
have
not
read
the
scries
of
advertisements
being
published
in
the
press
of
Canada,
including
the
Daily
News,
by
Ihe
federal
government
to
kJ
emphasize
the
importance
of
preventing
further
in-"
creases
in
the
cost
of
living
now
.and
deflation
Inter
we
Avould
commend
them
to
your
.attention.
The
government
has
been
adootiwr
many
lines
of
action
'
to,
curb
hiidi
prices
and
obviate
inflation
but
it
is
a
".
fact
that
mnnv
of
the
public
Jiave
not
been
co-oner-
j;
anno-
ana
domo-
their
part
bv
holding
.tlir
demands
within
bounds.
Instead,
maiw
seem
to
insist
on
heaw
soendinp-.
TJiere
is
a
r00d
time
coming
for
spend-wp
,md
those
who
wait
for
that
limp
will
thpn
i,
able
to
nnnrcciate
their
own
good
judgment
in
exer-
cising
lorucarancc
at
this
time.
Port
Simpson
Trapper
Shot
British
Columbia
Police
of
the
district
office
are
investlatim;
a
report
of
the
accidental
death
of
Herbert
Morrisan.
native
trapper,
at
the
head
at
Khutaeyma-teen
Inlet,
nortfetpst
of
PK
3J,mpten.
"The
rffxstt
brought
in
earlier
In
the
week
by
Kenneth
Robertson,
Morrison's
trapping
partner.
Few
details
of
the
affair
are
aKailable
yet.
'
All
members
of
the
Reserve
Army
are
required
to
attend
the
annual
training
and
.this
respect
employers
have
been
asked
to
eo
-operate
by
the
Ot
tawa
authorities.
Any
member
of
the
Reserve
Army
who
can
siders
that
some
difficulty
may
arise
in
this
regard
must
report
the
matter
at
once
as
no
last
minute
excuses
can
be
entertained.
For
the
information
of
everybody
the
tentative
dates
are
July
30
to
August
13.
This
period
includes
11
work
ation
which
he
explained
Great
Britain
and
United
!lng
days
States
had
been
uname
10
recognize
as
uiu
provisional
government
of
France
because
they
were
not
wholly
satisfied
that
it
represented
the
French
people.
That
statement,
of
course,
leads
to
much
speculation
as
to
what
more
lies
even
yet
behind
the
scenes
in
Xhe
political
affairs
of
France
than
the
public
at
large
knows
particularly
at
this
far
distance.
The
statement
in
Parliament
yesterday
of
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
that
the
French
Committee
on
National
Liberation
would
be
regarded
as
the
legal
government
of
metropolitan
France
as
each!
.
,part
was
occupied
by
the
Allied
forces
does
not
help
to
clarify
the
situation.
The
two
statements
seem
'
hardly
to
.complement
each
other.
.Besides
the
advocating
of
a
postwar
world
organization
armed
with
"overwhelming
military
power"
to
preserve
the
peace
of
the
world
and
to
keen
nations'
in
bounds
ona
with
the
other,
other
outstanding
'plrpnounementSJn
TVIij'
Churchill'
-ad-j?
dress
were:
The
warning
that
there
could
be
no
guarantee
against
Germany
suffering
territorial
change
after
the
war
if
that
was
necessary
or
peace.
The
advice
to
Spain
and
Turkey
that
an
Allied
victory
was
coming
with
or
without
their
support.
The
feeling
that
there
was
a
"great
desire
among
'wthe
people
of
Russia
and
Britain
to
be
friends."
The
declaration
that
Great
Britain
and
the
Com-
'monwealth
were
ranged
in
complete
unity
with
the
Allies
to
beat
the
enemy
as
soon
as
possible.
The
reiteration
of
the
principle
of
unconditional
'
surrender
to
be
adhered
to
with
respect
to
Germany
and
Japan.
On
Parade
Arrangements
can
be
made
for
the
issue
of
special
travelling
warrants
to
personnel
who
wish
to
take
a
holiday
in
the
south
at
the
caaeiusfcm
f
the
Gordon
Head
camp.
Names
must
be
In
to
company
commanders
by
July
1.
Cpl.
Cliff
Wan
maker
of
Itoe
A.
It
T.
staff.
Abo
completed
a
platoon
weapons
course
at
C
H
E
M
I
S
.......uU
.
I
.,inr.
nt'lliS,.'-
Rifle
Ass'n
Had
Very
Good
Year
MONTREAL.
May
23
Th
Canadian
Sina.i
Iiore
JUfle
Association
has
concluded
Its
mos:
successful
yoar,
with
records
being
established
both
in
the
num-fesr
at
competitors
and
vth
Wi4rd
of
Canadian
rljle
ttMtfBUUtfhjp,
u
was
anssunc
d
In
Montreal.
B.
C.
Police
Sergeant
O.
L.
Hall,
and
Constable
Richmond
left
on
However,
3ortlUl
la
.JZojxsrt-
the
PAI.L.
15
Wednesday
morn-
3nfc
report,
MwBkW
was
bt
ir.g
to
leamjbe
details
and
.bring
wtth.
bis
own
pn
wJUla
teml1&
out
the
body
from
the
dense
their
trap
line
HO
mites
northeast
wilderness,
of
the
head
of
Khutxeymateen
Morrison
waa
believed
to
have
Inlet.
Nn
a
native
of
Hazelton.
0
1st
(Reserve)
lln.
Prince
Rupert
Krgt.
OI.O.)
grading.
It
Is
satisfactory
to
see
a
member
of
the
unit
thought
so
highly
of
by
the
Instructors.
With
100
per
cent
co-operation
from
all
members
the
same
thing
will
happen
to
the
unit
as
a
whole
at
Victoria.
The
football
team
looks
like
going
to
town
this
season.
We
have
a
good
team,
so
let's
have
more
support
from
Uic
side
lines.
Bob
Parsons
Is
captaining
the
team
with
R.
Cameron
vice-captain,
snd
our
old
friend,
Cpl.
II.
J.
Graham
as
trainer,
first
aid
man
and
general
The
soflball
team
is
running
into
a
tough
streak
and
It's
not
the
fault
of
the
boys,
either.
Just
another
good
pitch
er
would
put
them
on
the
map.
We
have
the
necessary
talent
In
the
unit.
Let's
see
it
In
action.
Strength
increase:
M.
Hel.se.
Nanalmo,
.obtained
a
yery
good
P.
Williams.
O.
V.
Drunton.
A
review
of
activities
for
the
past
year
reveals
that
the
majority
of
the
Association's
members
have
devoted
much
of
their
kpare
time
to
taachlntt
tut'
fundamentals
of
rifle
shoot
im!
t.i
thousands
of
Roy
8cou'..s.
and
Navy.
Army
mA
Air
rVrce
cadi
Member
clubs
in
ail
parts
of
the
ix.minion
operated
rifle
training
courses
Mat
ware
desrrvedly
popular
wMfc
Active
Smiec
personnel
anth
those
about
to
Join
the
armed
lows.
Pretideat
Nel
II.
LytMU
and
secretary-treasurer
K.
N.
Morris,
both
of
Montreal,
were
re-elected
for
another
term,
as
well
as
the
entire
board
of
direr
Uh.
Elected
a.
regional
vice-presidents
were
W.
J.
LaffoEty.
Montreal:
J.
Peacock,
Toronto-;
W
V.
C.
Chls.
1
holm.
Winnipeg;
A.
M.
Allan.
Ed-
J
:noi);nn:
m.
oMergaara.
canary;
J.
R
F4itund.v
Medicine
Hat:
W
Dra-s.
Prince
Rupert,
and
J
A
Irvine.
Vancouver
Walter
McDonald
Passes
Away
Here
Walter
McDonald,
aged
H.
passed
away
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
as
the
result
of
an
illness
that
had
confined
him
to
hospital
for
the
past
two-and-a-half
months.
A
prospector,
bridge
bulkier,
and
fisherman,
the
late
Mr.
McDonald
was
well
known
since
the
early
days
in
mining
and
construction
cam
ji
in
the
northern
iiid
southern
parts
of
the
prov-.nce.
He
was
active
for
years
In
ninlng
and
railway
conttrurtioa
work
in
the
Alice
Arm
dutnc'
and
later
went
to
Anyox.
comtn"
to
Prince
Rupert
when
thirds
slowed
down
in
the
north
about
rive
years
ago.
Since
coming
to
the
city
he
f.
.:
-lowed
the
occupation
of
fi.s'u.
man.
A
brother,
Dan
McDonald,
resides
in
Vaaeauver.
The
late
Phil
McDoosOd,
who
lived
In
Prin.v
Rupert
in
the
early
days
was
an-othr-
brother
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CAN
A
BOMBER
CARRY?
TEN
tunes
as
much
if
the
soup
has
been
dehydrated
and
compressed.
One
four-motored
bomber
can
carry
enough
dehydrated
and
compressed
jsoup
for
500,000
servings
a
half-million
bowls
of
soup
Dehydrated
and
compressed
foods
when
carried
by
ship
provide
a
saving
of
90
in
shipping
weight
and
up
to
50
in
bulk.
Today,
when
cargo
space
is
still
at
a
premium,
this
method
of
preparing
foodstuffs
for
overseas
simplifies
and
speeds
the
delivery
of
larger
quantities
of
food
than
might
otherwise
be
possible.
Today,
all
the
billions
of
eggs
shipped
abroad
from
this
continent
are
dried;
all
milk
going
to
Dritain
is
dried.
Most
of
the
potatoes,
carrots,
ouiom,
liceu,
cabbage
are
also
dehydrated.
These
foods
when
re-
hydratcd
retain
.their
appearance,
flavour
and
most
of
their
vitamin
values.
Dehydrated
food
packages
must
be
air-Jroof
and
moisture-proof.
Many
packages
now
being
successfully
.shipped
from
this
continent
use
a
laminated
material
built
partly
from
moisture-proof
"Cellophane"
or
depend
upon
"Cellophane"
specially
treated
with
wax
rcjin
compositions.
Thus,
"Cellophane",
developed
Sot
peacetime
use,
serves
the
Unite!
Nations
by
helping
provide
proper
packaging
for
vitally
important
dehydrated
and
compressed
foods.
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film
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or
pmk-"VH
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pjjers
jinolhtr
txumylt
pf
luiw
luJvitrhl
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J.
G.
Garrett,
provincial
assessor,
.
visited
Terrace
over
the
week-end
on
official
business.
May
4
passed
without
much
I
celebration
in
Terrace
except
for
me
memrers
oi
tne
tennis
ctuu
who
got
Into
play
for
live
first
time
In
the
present
season.
The
day
was
fine
and
warm.
There
are
signs
of
preparation
for
an
exodus
from
the
district
In
the
near
future
to
Prince
George,
leavltuc
a
small
party
x
take
care
of
the
camp.
The
same
kind
ot
thing
happened
last
year
Emeralds
And
rubles
ft
their
col'ir
from
the
same
.substance
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