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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
April
16,
1945
PEARKES
TO
BE
NANAIMO
ENTRY
Former
Pacific
Command
(leneral
Unanimously
Nominated
by
Trogrpssive-Conser-vatives
to
Contest
Island
Killing
DUNCAN,
April
16
F
The
for-mer
general
officer
command's
cr-in-chief
of
the
Pacific
Coin-J-Tmand,
Maj.-Gen.
G.
R.
Pearkes,
.
-
V.C.,
has
been
unanimously
nom-t
inated
Progressive-Conservative
candidate
in
the
Nanaimo
federal
riding
In
accepting
the
nomination,
General
Pearkes
said
he
had
endeavoured
to
apply
the
gov--
ernmentfs
manpower
and
rein-
.
-Morcement
policies.
But.
after
a
fcir
trial,
he
asserted
that
.the
policy
of
asking
officers
to
repeatedly
appeal
to
their
soldiers
to
volunteer
for
active
service
was
disastrous
to
the
maintenance
of
discipline.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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of
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Canadian,
Ameri
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and
British
Doctors
Pub
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in
Medical
Association
Journal
TORONTO,
April
16
0
A
re
port
by
a
group
of
11
Canadian,
American
and
British
ooctors'of
a
study
of
the
nutritional
status
of
the
people
of
Newroundlanc
said
"evidences
of
cer.ciencv
di
seases
were
encountered
in
the
majority
of
people
examined"
and
declared
that
"widespread
malnutrition
is
lhioairsnsr
fthp
health
and
efficiency
of
the
people."
Their
report
was
miblished
In
the
March
edition
of
the
Canad
ian
Medical
Association
Journal.
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April
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According
to
the
Tokyo
radio,
American
carrier
and
land
based
planes
have
again
raided
the
Japanese
home
island
of
Kyushu.
The
attack,
says
Tokyo,
was
carried
out
by
about
100
small
type
carrier
planes
and
a.
small
force
of
B-29
superfortresses.
It
lasted
CO
minutes.
Earlier
reports
told
of
Tokyo
and
its
industrial
suburb
of
Kawasaki
still
burning
after
an
earlier
attack
by
400
B-29's.
The
giant
bombers
came
in
over
their
targets
early
Monday
morning,
Japanese
time.
The
raiders
touched
off
great
fires
which
blazed
so
intensely
that
the
pilots
still
could
see
the
glare
when
the
returning
B-29's
were
150
miles
from
Tokyo.
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success
for
the
forthcoming
San
Francisco
world
security
conference
are
considerably
brighter
today.
Marshal
Stalin
has
informed
President
Truman
that
the
Soviet
Union
will
send
to
the
conference
Foreign
Secretary
Afolotov.
Previous
to
this
Moscow
announcement,
Russian
plaus
called
for
the
Russian
ambassador
to
the
United
States,
Andrei
Gomyko,
to
represent
the
U.S.SR.,
while
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MANY
ATTEND
SPECIAL
SERVICE
FOR
PRESIDENT
Ministers
of
city
churches
and
la
combined
choir
took
part
in
I
a
public
memorial
service
to
the
late
Franklin
Delano
Roosevelt
held
In
the
auditorium
of
the
YMCA
at
3
p.m.
Sunday.
The
service
was
attended
by
more
than
500
citizens.
The
eulogy
to
-the
late
President
was
delivered
by
the
Rt,
Rev.
W.
A.
Geddes,
D.D.,
Bishop
of
Yukon.
The
service
was
led
by
the
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Rev.
J.
Linney,
pastor
of
the
Pentecostal
Tabernacle
read
the
scriptural
text
from
St.
Paul'i
Epostle
to
the
Epheslans,
which
begins
"Be
strong
in
the
Lord.
Put
on
the
armor
of
His
might",
and
concluding
with
a
passage
from
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"Blessed
are
the
dead
who
die
in
the
Lord."
Adjutant
Gorrie,
of
the
Salvation
Army,
delivered
a
prayer,
following
which
Bishop
Geddes
presented
the
eulogy
to
the
dead
president.
"It
Is
fitting
that
thU
city
should
hold
special
services
for
this
great
man,"
Bishop
Geddes
said.
"For
we
have
seen
some
of
the
effort
which
the
great
Republic
has
put
forth
In
the
common
effort
for
vltcory.
"It
Is
too
close
now,
perhaps
to
view
the
President's
greatness
In
the
light
of
history,
but
I
believe
he
will
be
among
the
greatest
men
who
ever
lived,
not
only
in
the
United
States,
but
In
the
whole
world.
He,
perhaps
more
than
anyone
else,
led
his
nation
into
the
place
in
the
world
to
which
it
rightfully
belonged.
'Through
his.
family
and
political
life
he
kept
himself
close
to
God.
We
hpnor
a
man
who
was
not
too
big
to
remind
him
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During
the
service,
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hymi
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the
Hilll,"
and
"Abin
N;
til
With
Me"
were
sung
by
th
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choir
and
congregation,
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closing
prayer
was
given
bv
rv
W.
W.
Sllverthorn,
of
First
Bap.
tiSt
Church,
and
Rev.
J.
a
Donhell.
of
First
United
Churr.1
delivered
the
benediction.
Those
on
the
piatform
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II.
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sole
representative
of
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for
this
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Canada,
hundreds
of
thousands
of
men
and
women
have
kept
faith
with
those
who
fight
.
.
.
stuck
to
the
job
d
hand
.
.
.
kept
factories
operating
.
.
.
produced
a
staggering
quantify
of
vital
war
equipment.
To
reach
their
work
has
involved
miles
of
walking,
long
waits
for
overcrowded
transportation,
the
discomfort
of
rain,
sharp
winds
and
bitter
cold.
For
many,
the
result
has
been
a
heart-felt
determination
"to
some
day
own
a
General
Motors
car."
Some
day
you
will
have
an
opportunity
to
own
a
General
Motors
car.
When
Victory
is
final
and
complete,
General
Motors
will
swing
from
the
all-out
'
task
of
producing
military
vehicles
and
weapons
of
GENERAL
MOTORS
war,
to
the
production
of
more
and
better
cars
for
more
people
cars
that
will
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