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First Canadian Infantry Division
Back in Business in Big Exercise

, By DAVE MetNTOSU "Divisicn has worn the red ree-
* Canadian Press Stott Writer Plaaetar puch. ar Somme patch,
* CAMP GAGETOWN. NJ. Jods He inthe tive base since the
The old red pateh was back in’ Battie of Somme in the fall of

fusiness for the first time siner ei

1945. Move Than TAA troops, de-
: The ist Canadian Infants certhed iy their commander,
an Mac Gen J. M Reekinghawm, as
§ Prince Rupert Daly ews theo best cehtine nen in the
2 Monday, August 6, 149. world, wore the pateh proudly’
enna . _ oye they oeboffoon the
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in wWwoadatoye red country, EE will
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| ‘All Controlled

days before help can arrive from
| friendly: countries,

(| Though no Nye amniunition is
, being used In the exerelses, most
Lot the sights and sounds of bat-
‘tle Were the same,
| British-made centurion tanks
_clanked aver Bailey bridges and
‘churned desperately at muddy
ground, the artillery pounded
away and the Infantry dug into
the sodden ground.
‘WON'T GET MUCH SLEEP
There is still no permanent
camp here--the $60,000 000. pro-
‘ject won't be Enished until late

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Bul they didn't have even the
protection of canvas as they|
moved into advance — positions. :
They wi} get little or no sleep in!
the next few nights as the ma-
hoewvres involve many night
operations, |
This is a non-atomle exereise. |
‘The troops {nished with that!
phase of thelr training at brig-
ade level before Rising Star be-
| gan.
| Gen. Rockingham, working in}
! hls camouflaged caravan, sald In!
an interview just before his men
bexun moving off that he bellev-
red there will not be an atomie
war, .
However, the atomle bomb was
a practtcal battlefield weapon
and Canadian troops had to
know how to deal with such an
| attack,
The general said he feels no
‘auntry is prepared to undertake
+a nuclear war because of the
| horrible consequences, especlally
loy cities and civilian popula-
' tlons, :

Gunner Killed,

‘Three Injured
On Exercise

| CAMP GAGETOWN, NB. @.- -
One gunner was killed and three
{athers Injured during the night
‘when a Bren gun carrier rolled
| over,

The casualtles were the first
{in exercise Rising Star of the Ist
Canadian Infantry Division, The
exercise started late Sunday
|night in a driving rain and
lightning storm,

The man killed was a member’
of the 4th Reaglment, Royal!
Canadian Horse Artillery. One
oher man suffered q proken leg
Vand the other two lesser injur-
_ les,
i Names of the men were not
pre'cased pending yotifieation of
rnext of kin,

» ‘The Bren sun carrier, which
“normally carries a crew oof six,
apparently slipped off a ereasy,
pHacraw road in Che exercise area
| and Hpped over into the diteh,
i Tt was a wild night for the exer-
 cisesopening and roads turned
tnlo quagmlies, :

‘Manitoba Fires |

WINNIPEG @ All of Mani.’
taba’s 14 forest fires were re-
ported under gontgal Sunday
neh Light showers Saturday
night checked two blazes that
hid threatened forests 190 miles
north of Lae du Bonnet in east.
ern Manttoba,

Fireflahters had reached the
hlazes Saturday and, alded hy
the showers, brought the fires
under control,

TTARD ON TREES
A beaver is capable of cutting
own halfea-dogen young. trutl:
[trees In a slngle night.

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TWO RCAF AIRMEN at the Continental Air De «nee Command, Colorade Spring’, Colo. accom
( pany two United States servicemen ona visit to © oud Eagle, anv mber of the Tewa trege of Indians
| in the district. Left to right: Staff Sut. Jack Brouitleld, USAF: Cpl Thaoas MeCarthy, Sydney,
NS. Cloud Eagle; Cpl. Moyd LeDrew, 9 Lamb rt, Que, and Navy Machinist Mate 2nd Class

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Alide Cote,

General, Dies

ST. JOUNS, Que. @ — Pust.!
miaster-General Alcide Cote died ;
during the weekend, (he first |
cabinet minister to pass away in
office since 1950,

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today’s deal. He ‘likes to,

The S2-year-old lawyer-pon- Have more than two kings to respond at the two
tlelan died of a heart ailment at level, But with a part score of 40 he couldn't even.

his home here Sunday. He was | consider

first stricken Feb, 1 and, except
for a couple of weeks in’ Sune.
was away from his Ottawa
office ever since,

passing—and he didn’t faney a one no trump.
‘bid, holding a singleton spade. |

| liere was ab feast a sielety
pehanee thet Mr. Muzzy would

Oe Atte date. He ded oa heart,

At his summer home tm st.; let fin play the hand. So he hopite, Mr Abel tial the ace,
Patrice Que. Prune Minister St.° bhi twy hearty wih oat sHenti ip Which case CUM s king of

Laurenb said he was “preatly
shocked” to hear of Mr. Cotes
death, i

“Although my coilcagues wad |
I realized from the start the
serious nature of the heart-
attack which the postmaster-
general suffered some months
ago. | confidently expected that
his strong constitution and his
buoyant character would enable
him to make a satisfactory
recovery...”

Mr. St. Laurent paid tributes
to Mr. Cote’s devotion to protic |
Service, especially from the time |
ob his entry in Parilament in
1045 as Liberal member for St.
Jean-Iberville - Napierville, He!
became postmaster - general im
February 1952. |

A slate funeral probably will |
be held Wednesday in Gt. Johns, |
where Mr. Cote, a Raman Catho.
he, will be buried in the temny |
plot, ¢ '

Aur, Cote was the fourth exabi-'
net minister to dle dn offies an
recent: years. The others were
decnee minister Norman Reger
and justice minister Ernest. |a-
pointe, who died early duriog i
the Second Worlt) War, and ta.
bor minister Miumphrey Mats hed)
who dled in 1950,

All three were given irate
funeral, as was former prtin
minister W. L. Mackenae Klee
who dled in 1950 afler retiring

Mr. Cole’s death brought rit:
ber af Commons yieaneles to
six, all formerly held hy Liberal,

Son of the late Mr and Mrs;
Treffle Cole, Mr. Cote was a
dircet. descendant of Sean Cote
one of the earllest French gels,
Hers In New France. He grad.
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Muzzy's three spades won the

ucton |
Mr. Abel opened the king oat

clits which was won by the

ace In the elosed hand. New all
Mr. Miuazy had to do was ta
ccount, Batrhig the remote pos-

“HbHity Chat dhe spades would
break avs hidly as five ins one
opponent’, hagd and a sinale-
Lon da the other, he eould count
six spade trieks, one clib and
two dhamouds nine tricks dn
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Muvey operntes,

the way Mr.
Wheat both.

‘University of Montreal and be. erlag to count it all, he ted ae

heart ab trick two tio diessed
dunimy's nine. Miss Brish won
WH He fie on hearts and re-
famed the queen oof etubs,
Where ate Mr Mudsv'in alx
spade trleks new?) (0 he rifts
hieh, Mr. Abel's thrtee guarded
Whe spot will eventually take a
trick,
VERE LATE

He chose to rome with the
ever ik Me. Abel overcutfed
with the eliht and led back the

queen of diimanads,

Mr. Muzay won with he ace
In his awn deed and now NOW

he drew trumps, He was: just

Peart. and possibly the entire
(Suit would be available for dia-
Smond discards. But his was not
ito be. Mr Abel-pliyed the cight,
othe ten went an frum the board
and Miss Brash won with the
F queen, |

Eventually Mr. Muzzy had to
‘lose two diamond trleks for.
idown one. and all because he.
:didn't lead trumps carly. Either:
he didn’t count his nine winners
‘or he wus trying for an extra
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At Hatchery

PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. 0,
Ivar Lindberg is the suceessful
foperntor of a commercial trout
-hatehery tn this town 1 miles
feast of Vancouver, |

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Lindberg, who. pot--tho flirt p.

licence ever dssued in British
‘Columbia for commecetal pro-
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riness two years ago dn a spot
|where Annis creek runs down to
ithe brond farmlands, watered by

ithe Pitt and Coquithun rivers, |

Ab what ix named “shady
Rest Trout Farm thousands of
the spotted beauties swim tn
pools dug from the rich valley
sail, dammed with rock barrders.
At feeding tine they churn to
the surface for no omiaxtyre of
pork Hyer and calf lungs, spleed
with oaoosinldgeon of) brewers’
yeast,

The hahy Crout have lusty ap.
Ppetites and Lindherg buys feed
hy the lon, Keeping it tn cold
storage and mixiig up hk men
fresh every diy.

Nearby Is a lone trough bert
gated by a plpe of cou) water
from Atinis ereck, In dh are the
fertile trout enga Tver Ayres:
On Mal whowh 50,090 annually,
chiefly rulnhows.

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Ing completion ta hold the fish

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All Guesswork Remoy
‘In Drydeaning Process:

With a new drycicaning pro-
cess now in operation at Ideal
Cleaners and Laundry Lid, the
plant was Inspected last week by
Fred L. Carpenter, ‘Tacoma
fleld technician vor the com-
pany that developed the system.

“The key to the whole epera-
Uion ts the use of cleetronies,”
Mr. Carpenter explained. “All
guesswork has ucen ciiminated
and a ‘mack eye’ has taken
over, Electronics make posstble
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hunidity, both of which are
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Cleaning of ¢ abies.”
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In addition to Che elrguing
and fine piven che clothe in
the ele trond y  cantintled
ieee of drelesnine. the new
system abo provides tar aa ad-
ditional inee whieh

“leansiing tia ont. In both

‘lages Ure flit is filtered and!

distliled each time dt is used
Unus removin cat odhts and
hody fats

“Besides ceemiathe the eee.
trical coudeeHsity und refative

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ple bit of
deterpent is ourromnded by a |
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so that each mierosee.
Mr. Carpenter said,
“The end result

ifaitlon of detersent te used in
bat atmuech

greater deeree oj efficloney is &

Mr. Dale didn't like lo go to two hearts on the, tealized fom the amount used,” 1

he sald,
Mr. Carpenter

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