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_ I McNuughtonStatements of Casualties Discussed By Members ' In House of Commons

After rc- in the y training. of course. General a. a. L. McNaughton. Mr- Nesewerthv: What is the Minister of National Defense, on minimum time that would elapse the subject of overseas reinforce- between the time a man ls re- ments: from the Hansard official stored‘ from the artillery over- report, Nov. 23. Continued from Sea! and the time he B088 111ml yesterday's Guardian. acltvilon lhvitlh thajnfantlgv? i | Mr. Noseworthy: Mr. B eaker. r‘ ° “"5 ‘m: “m” 5 a may I continue my questlgns at minimlllm of six weeks for rle- the Dom; h; which I w” ‘ma, muster ng from artillery to no rupted. Am I to understand from ‘Manlry’ ‘lxhweeks °' “w” dc" the gentelral ‘that the answer to pending ggeltgsgbuny °x ‘he ma“ my ues on , as a hon. mem- . ' ber ‘for Prince (Mr. Balaton) in- M“ H°"“‘“‘- w“ " mm“- dlchhed, that the“ h 0° be m Tlhat ils nottacfiordirlghto the facts. further recombing oi’ the general Tm” a f,“ t ° m“ '. 1 service men for any rt of the Sm“ °“' Mime“ s‘ MW“ 10,000 extra mm "q ed 1m. re_ Mr. Homuth. I am not going to lnforcements? s“ wqbsgerlie m hmm" flaw" ' ,._ . er. t er. e mnser hmihnmaiggslgoxéonsglglyagfxzfé who has been given the privilegl on a combing of the general serv- ‘g fmnlli? ihnhere, @1299‘; ‘fr’??? ice personnel in Canada, that men b l‘ ems“ w ‘ we“ ° e m”

_ ing of men who leave the artil- nom the N'R'M'A' “mm who m“ lcry and go into the infantry, an.

I say to him- Debate Gets Heated

An hon. Membe: Where were you in the last war’! Mr. l-lolnutli: Where were you? All yoll have been interested in ill tilis House is the ba-by bonus because you are the biggest man to get it. I want to say to the minister this, that what he has stated in the House is not accord- ing to the evidence that many of us have. because rhfien havccal bgrein rm the art er an o - expect l" get by recmnbmg ‘he lekllkelllnilso and within tliree weeks general service and the number have been shoved up h, that you will have to take from “n0 so thh; when m, gar the N" R’ M’ 5'? says it takes five or six weeks he M“ M°Na“ghi°"= The number is not telling the absolute truth. from general service which will bc Ah h0h_ Member; Name 0 “so, included in these transhipments Mr‘ Homuth; 1 0W1‘; Mme a °l 5-O9OI 5-000 and mm“ 1°“ °f dozcn. Wouldn't you love to have 2,000 lS not large. There will be them? what 0 m g you some. but not man . Mr. Noseworthy: {You would not gar? to indicate the actual num- er Mr. McNaughton: I able to announce the decision. and there is a lot of detailed planning and staff work to be done before \ve shall know who will be

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Royal Canadian Artille Bedell, Hugh Jarvis, Woodstock, N. B. Died OI Wounds N.S. and PJCJ. Regiment William Gordon, Lieut... Halifax, N. S. | Previously Reported Miaaln

N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment Cheverle, Cahill James. He" Maurice Cheverie (brother) 5on- rls, IKEJ. New Brunswick Regiment McDonnell. Francis Joseph, Ptm, Jacquet River, llifl B. e

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Bngi eers Haley, Edward Patrick, Spr.. Dominion. N. S. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps | Murphy, Arthur Edward, Ptc.. Halifax. N. S. ' Dangerously Wounded Corps Of Royal Canadian Engineers - Fancie. Waiter Leon. Spa, Mal-l ago Mines. N. S. N.S. and PJLI. Regiment i Landry, William Finlay, Cpl., Alton, N. S. Wounded

Royul Canadian Artillery Bennlck, Laurence Joseph. Gnn. Mrs. Elizabeth Brcnnick (mother) Montague. P. E. I. New Brunswick Regiment McKecn, William Allen, Pte. Newcastle, N. B. Theriault, Joseph Anthony. Pie. East Bathurst, N. B,

Wounded Remaining 0n Duty N.S. and PJ-Ll. Regiment Messinger, Charles Stewart, Pte..

Kentville, N. S. Ne\v Brunswick Regiment’ Splude, William Stuart. C. Q M. s., Jacquet River. N B. Injured N.S. and IAEJ. Regiment McCuish, George, Rfn., Sydney Mines. N. S. Nifortll. Albert Thomas. Fus, Lantz Siding. N. S. Slightly Injured Ito al Canadian Artille

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vert to general service will be those figures that are oing fol- ward. and that any defict in those figures will be made up- under authority of the order in council from the men suitably trained uu- dsr U10 N.R.M.A. There are sev- eral streams going in. I expect that the great bulk of the 16.000 men will be N. R. M. A. men, but I cannot say that that is the only source, because there will be other sources coming in to make up the stream.

Mr. Noseworthy: Can you indi- cate at all the number that you

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Mr. Speaker: Order. As I just came into the House the hon. member for Waterloo South (Mr. Homuth) was making a statement against the Minister of National Defence, saying that sometll he had said was not true. The on. member for Waterloo South will

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Mr. Noseworthy‘. Do we under- stand that you expect to get part of the first 5.000 by volunteer en-

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listlnents from the N. R. M. A. and that the remainder will be called up under the authority of the order in council?

Mr. McNaughton: That is right.

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Mr. Noseworthy: How long do you intend to proceed with the volunteering before you ask for Tatamagouche. N. S. the first draft under the order in council? MnnMcNhughtonz It would “he wednesda a ma er o ays, as soon as e

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brook Baptist and Alexandria Balp- Mr. Nosqworthy. Wm the ah_ a-Kalnfii- the 11111115191 another member of

tist churches. Rev. Paul Richard- phcahon M the hohcy you have Cm“ Were it sent to me personally I

son of Montague Christian Church Instance tvécgllllditask your ruling and either Mr. Noseworthy: General Mc- M‘; He?!‘ rgagatllg‘ is WW1 d yo"

who presided as chairman gave announced, that is, secur as Pumghwn- "l mum’ mmmed m° tell us whether the need for rein-

and offensive words cannot be said to him. I would ask the hon. member to withdraw that state- I

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Mr. Homuth: Mr. Speaker, in view of the fact that the minister is not a member of the House. actually I do not have to withdraw the statement I made—

Some hon. Members: Oh. yes.

Mr. Homuth: Just you fellows shut up for a minute. You are in a hot spot and you wonder where you are going. I know darned well where you are going. You

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Report for November:

M. Coady’s Dept, Grade X - l. Michael Dale, 2. Ronald Kennedy, 3. Heanor McMul-do.

Grade IX - 1. Margaret Jar- dine 2. Betty Pendleton, 3. Rowan Profltt.

Miss McQualdfis Dept. Grade V111‘ — 1. Audrey Profitt, 2. Shirley Kennedy, 3. Isabel Jardine.

Grade VII — i. Neva Heckbert,

Freda Heokbert, 3. Rrancls Adams.

Mrs. Samples Dept. Grade V’! - 1. Elaine Humphrey, 2. Anna Kil- , Arthur Pendergast. Grade V - l. Sheila Connick. 2. Jane Semple. 3. Elaine Glover. Miss Pendergasvs Dept. Grade . Ralph Sudsbury , 2. Jane

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r IV — l Windsor Mac- Lean, 2 Donald Hunter, 3 Ken- neth Blakeney.

Mrs. Burgess’ Dept. Grade III —- i. ryi Woodside, 2. Earl Davison, 3. Eleanor Bernard.

Grade II -- l. Myrna Cousins, i. Gary MacLean, 3. Marion Mac- Arthur. _

Miss Thompson's Derpt. Grade II - l Rehccca Jardlne, 2. Marlon Crozier, 3. Jimmey Kennedy and Helen MacMillian.

Grade 1 (a) - 1. Marlon Hum- nhrev and Shirley Paynter. 2. Don- nie Champion, 3. Ross Davison.

Grade 1 ibl -— l. Pearl Bownes, 2. Eleanor Clark. 3. George Brook- IDS.

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Report for November: Hope jaded that Generalisslmo Chiang Kai-shek and the China: Communl-ds would quickly end their longstanding feud and 10in "lg, against the Japs following Chiang's rejection of Communist tam“ after a Cinungking parley between Communist Gen. Chou En-Lsihfnw above, and. Chiang's Central Government. For seven Yeflfl- C m Reds. led lhy Gen. Chu Teh. left above, have harassed JAP "hmgshth northeast aChina. I-lis regular forces. composed 01' the fem”, 75m Route Army and the New Fourth Army, are estimated at near y“;

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m l b f l in ti d- ture lesson. Prayer was offered lej”",‘,f“f,o,,f,c‘ifl° $22,330 gthele £300 Elder R. H. MacNeil of the Char; em u n r was transferred from an artillery a new], m determining when"? i t * ordination sermon was preacher?‘ by 3.0a“ 12,531. mmcouzalgpp ca on o “n” m the infantry and w“ 5 man who have been wounded two The timc he had been remustered. merside Christian Church, from‘ mh w 0 t k 1 th 0h 0 m 1; g the n"? Thai- 15 Wflllld the? the words of Paul's charge to Tlm-Pwg ca?‘ gefntgemo nlagwqufzlgl; g; wwm Y0“ my l‘ a pare“ normally bc sent back as the are t possibl ? gfifge God andpthel lard Jeans and hulhhg them out than we can silxailmglcfixllxghlggn. 1 cofllcfcczgh rethleféarcements at the present r t. .reac1 e wor ."h ' RWY ‘The action will be governed by the membn 1 have myself in the (‘m Be Cmtmued) Oldlnflflil" “WW1 i° ‘he Cimiwlneed- There will be no use in last war seen men who have trans- Prayer. during the “Iavihs on “zexcept to fill an a ship as it be- infantry direct from unit to unit. 1131"“ b?’ R" W- “mmm- comes available. The case cited by the hon. mem- brflok Church. and Elder MM- what delay there will be before d ill happen, but it is not Nan‘ The Charge w Q1129 ¥§li““°'“‘° 5M0 Wm be “vauable "M" lllayatlzfcrordlavnce with the instruc- North River Baptist Church whose M; Mcyqaughmn; N“ 1 03mm; If he Wm 0W0 m0 the name, 1 words were taken from the 2 Tim tell you» shall have inquries made and see ADDYWKI 1min God. a wflfkmflflTmit that it will require more time M_ N rm ; 1 have a tele- that Needeth Not to be Ashamednto secure those 5.000 men under 0,0,; hQgeYtQEhYI 511,11 11¢ 1e“-