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1953
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Friday,
April
10,
Britain
Lost
Supplies
After
Code
Descovered
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By
Acme...'
LONDON
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Many
British
under-cover
asents
and
larc
quantities
of
vital
supplies
were
captured
on
the
continent
by
German
occupation
forces
dur
of
1942
about
30
transmitters
were
discovered
In
Belgium
alone,
Geskes
said,
to
add
to
an
even
larger
number
found
in
The
Netherlands.
Must
of
them
had
been
!n
regular
communication
with
London
for
some
time
"It
was
possible
to
crack
the
codes
the
British
were
usir.n
be
ing
th."
Second
World
War
through
discovery
of
the
key
to
the
secret
radio
codes
used
In
communicating
with
London.
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The
disclosure
was
made
by
Lt.-Col.
H.
J.
Dishes.
Hitler's
chief
of
counter-espionape
during
the
war
In
Belgium,
The
Netherlands
and
Northern
France.
Up
to
the
end
of
the
summer
cause
many
of
them
were
based
on
the
same
key
book,
an
anthology
of
French
poetry,"
the
former
spy
chief
declared.
"The
British
did
not
vary
their
system
enough."
He
told
of
one
transmitter
near
Brussels
being
used
to
send
1
tv
.Mr
s
jfV
"I'M
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SIR
BASIL
l.DWAKO
MCOLLS.
who
worked
for
a
time
on
a
Chatham.
Ont.,
newspaper
in
his
early
days.
Is
chief
of
the
nil.-'
mrra'allon
planning.
Born
lr.
Kngland,
Sir
Basil
came
to
Canada
before
the
First
World
War
and
worked
on
the
former
Chatham
Planet.
Ho
.(
turned
to
Britain
in
19!
to
join
the
British
a.my
and
started
with
the
BBC
in
1924.
Voluntary
Health
Groups
Get
Support
!
fake
signals
from
December,
!
1941.
to
the
spring
of
1943
wilh-
out
the
lact
beina
diMMOMrii
ui.it
I
the
secret
set
was
being
opera
I-le.l
by
German
espionage
agents.
"The
trick
worked
so
well."
Guskes
said,
"that
the
British
made
15
drops
to
the
Germans
v
ith
weapons
and
material
and
also
dropped
six
special
aaentt.
m
j
We
even
asked
the
Briti.-h
to
j
Voluntary
health
organizations
in
Canada
received
strong
support
from
delegates
of
S4
THE
CEREMONY
OF
HIE
CORONATION
of
a
Erlttsr,
monarch
dates-
back
more
than
1.000
years
an'1,
each
part
of
the
service
is
invested
with
deep
significance.
In
this
artist
s
drawing
of
the
scene
in
Westminster
Abbey,
the
Queen
is
shown
as
she
will
appear
before
the
anointing
ceremony.
Four
Knights
of
the
Garter
hold
a
canopy
of
gold
during
this
part
of
the
service.
!
drop
things
that
were
short
on
i
;
the
continent
like
tennis
balls,
'
golf
balls
and
raincoats."
i
During
the
peak
of
the
1942
i
drive
to
arm
the
resistance
forres
in
the
occupied
areas,
the
German
security
services
in
two
nlphts
had
gathered
In
more
.
than
10
tons
of
equipment,
ra-
tions,
money
and
other
supplies
I
national
health
and
lay
association
attending
the
33rd
an-:
niul
meeting
of
the
Health
League
of
Canada
In
Toronto.
1
Representatives
of
organized
1
labor,
industry
management,
wo-j
n'en's
groups,
church
and
pub-;
lie
welfare
organizations
voted
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in
response
to
b-.us
messages
the
fild'of
national
health.
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ACME
occcpts
readily
these
rcspons'bilities
in
offering
you
Cored:
finest
line
of
beautiful
Chrome
Furniture.
The
fmt
of
craftsmcn'.hip,
the
test
of
design
go
into
these
drop-It:
nnd
centre-extension
tables
and
exquisite
chairs.
REMEMBER
ACME
sets
the
poce
in
Chrome
Furnishings
...
end
n
prices
ore
withm
the
rcoch
of
all.
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yours
over
today.
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Is
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at
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.
$695
Austin
A-10
Sulan
By
using
the
captured
trans-1
mi'ters
and
"rrarktni'"'
the
secret
codes
some
50
Allied
spies
had
been
rounded
no
in
The
Netherlands
and
nearly
that
number
i
in
Belgium
and
Northern
France.
'
'Believe
me
It
wxs
not
always
i
pleasant
to
be
rounding
up
these
keen
vonr.
patriot"
Gii.l'cs
isaid.
"But
I
talk
quite
openly
!
about
these
failures
of
yours
he-
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Thev
uraed
that
federal,
vre-vincial
and
municipal
governments
should
increase
their
financial
assistance
to
"approved"
voluntary
health
nss.K-tati'ins
carrying
on
work
in
the
fields
of
treatment,
prevention
of
Illness.
Dromouon
of
health,
rehabilitation,
and
research;
and
caH-
!
V
,
V
-
.
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SETS
PRICED
FROM
In!,
.
or
bnkause
the
mlstaUcs
ouSht
not
to
have
happened
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mileage
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$1175
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Sedan
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provide
thousands
of
miles
of
good
tn.nvJitati'in
$495
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AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
Third
Aurnue
West
Phone
t.rccn
til
government
health
department'
md
voluntary
groups.
PROPOSE
MEETING
British
officials
in
London
declined
to
con.
merit
on
the
allegations
for
reasons
of
MM
One
resolution
proposed
an
seettritv.
Tlsey
acinaiud,
how-nnual
national
ronference
of
j
ever,
that
the
Strang
refill"
t
he
voluntary
health
organiJi-
,
for
tennis
and
golf
balls
had
led
ions
of
Canada.
to
the
discovery
that
the
trans-
Arolhcr
suai-esU
d
as
an
early
jmitter
in
question
had
fallen
MOtect
for
this
conference
a
into
enemy
hands
airvey
of
ail
educational
ma-
-
erial
produced
by
the
volun-
-,.
T.rv
health
firga'-'-izations
of;
',
By
Moffat
KTITTS
D'.'tV.'ING
the
renoiSt.op
of
(.an.erbury
Scet!
which
he
will
give
the
Queen
durl.ig
the
The
F-eptre
is
headed
with
a
cross
for
po-Aer
and
holi.-,
the
ceremony.
With
Dream
Kilcfie
d
wiil
five
her
a
Rod
which
is
topped
by
a
dove
to
1-c-
a!
iu:;lic
Features
Uhiilriu
equity
and
mercy.
n
r6rfonfi
(
7r
't
'ff
-
Buriwn
Uthl
huu
ml)
anUaulinJr
.
.
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W
7anatU.
w'.'h
a
view
t-
ai
voiding
Laplication
in
futur:
:
nlannins;
tbi
filling
anv
gaos
t.
hich
may
now
exist
in
this
material."
On
the
question
of
appeals
to
j
the
C,ina;iian
public
lor
fin.'-n-
:
rial
supno.
t
of
health
oreni;"a-
:
tions,
the
meeting
called
for
"a
code
of
ethics
for
the
guid-
'
(
ance
of
all
such
as-sociations
in
presenting
to
the
public
th
"ir
respective
claims
for
fina'i'.i."!
adjiulakie
l
th
i
kiwft
from
iralk
w
Si
to
iant
Hanr
The
X-ray
n
ions
;hi
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r
k
14
j
support."
and
it
went
on
record
The
manr
Hh
ful
lralr
ill
Unit
H
as
reainrming
in
suppun.
w
.
"a
national
advisory
committee
which
will
advise
the
federal
For
supreme
beiaty
w
perforniaiw.
riolW;
pares
Hh
thi
V
.covernment
regarding
the
j
tering
or
approval
of
fund-
,
Automatic
Ca
Rn
o,.
it
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Bl-
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CONTINTS
today
PRICED
FROM
Finally,
It
wa-s
resolved
"that
this
annual
meeting
gd
on
rec-
;
ord
as
endorsing
the
efforts
ef
voluntary
health
organizations
as
a
means
of
arousing
puhlie
j
interest
and
participation
which
;
may
not
be
possible
when
such
work
Is
carried
on
by
government
bodies
alone."
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OTHER
GAS
RANGES
From
THIS
DRAWING
SHOWS
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
at
the
High
Altai.
He
raises
the
crown
of
St.
Edward
the
Confessor
while
he
pray.'
for
God'e
blessing
on
the
Queen.
The
actual
crowning
ceremony
flows.
Coronation
Waste
of
Money
Says
UK
Group
Portable
Electric
ppecial
hiirck
Serviced
i
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BRADFORD,
England
AP
j
;
A
lfltle
sreuP
of
outspoken
In-j
;
dependent
Labor
paiiy
mrmhers
:
said
In
a
rescjlaUon
that
the
I
forthcoming
Coronation
i.s
a
,
'
wxste
of
mom:y.
evjing.
flAach
For
Niqht
Before
Coronation
'
"
I
The
Independent
Labor
party
act
ol
prayer
and
dedication
On,
has
no
connection
with
Britain's
coronation
eve.
rraver
cards,
Labor
party.
The
resolution
Onfifrft.
'Jee?rl
ni,4
i
tU
it,
for
individual
use
are
bein
tlis-lsaid
"this
conferor-.ee
Is
corvine-'
By
Vickers
!
LONDON
(CP)
Young
people
throughout
the
far-flung
British
Commonwealth
will
be
invited
to
identify
themselves
with
the
Queen's
A;t
of
Dedication
to
Service
at
the
Coronation
in
tributed
in
the
british
Isles'
by
ed
that
a
dem-.eratic
state
does
This
olfer
ttlnff
or
not
nMd
eltncr
mK-
til,ef'n
the
ChnrH
Infnrmntirm
R-.ard
TKit
odvcrtiieftient
it
not
published
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
by
(He
Government
of
Britith
Columbia
made
W
ti
r
oiler
tnein
-
"anteed
U.
the
dt
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lg
buyer.
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for
and
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an'
Minlrti.
d"'trATiMitlw
June.
In
the
United
Kingdom
a
call
has
gene
cut
;rom
the
British
Council
of
Churches
urging
th!
country's
growing
generation
to-attend
s
pedal
services
to
be
held
In
all
churches
on
the
evenir.?
of
June
1.
Similar
appeals
are
expected
to
ae
made
by
religious
bodies
in
Commonwealth
countries
over-was.
It
will
s'lmmon
young
vo-ple
wherever
they
may
be
to
keep
vigil
in
their
churches,
chaiielis,
youth
organization.?
or
clubs.
In
addition,
the
British
council's
youth
department
is
issuing
copies
ii'
a
special
form
of
service
of
dedication.
Even
where
no
special
.
provision
can
be
maclei
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these
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