DEQEMBER 9. 1944 7"}. .

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fCHURCrlES TOMORROW

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,,,,,.|,|-,,,.| squarl —~-—-—— -- ---- EXHIBITION _/- W“ TRINITY UNITED ‘bydviabcl McCulloch ill/Li's. n, M, n“ Clflflll E. M. MIIOIII. (‘BURCH Befltzl/fibiuailiis uauciv. afternoons ,\|.A. I..Th- n,‘ ~|._ l,“ "cum!" ewnmgeg! 1:13.‘ 10th andmlbgh and -’— mu t " ' ' ' -

HIRVWES Minn Marlo ‘Icnllnugnfl p» flux ‘ "'_"' . -_ s. i; K g" . ' "“‘°""'" , - f“? 111-. . ‘cannot: Sun- ugxllllnlltiiv (‘iiniinunlun- o, c" "(Ilaflgllfibyfi- LJLAJ“, M11 Pwhiblmlxjlc’ u 1'11")‘; ‘ i , , 11.09 _ _ ..‘ - - -. umer V61‘. [Eucharist uiorll. The lullmnlfxbnitmtrh|$lu be: é-du in. Rev. Ncii. i-Ieiémtm. mflwlrrjhfilllav School. £.:,l:guc‘|-eg|dgi l-gsrlwn-Mr‘ W1 w‘; 1 .9.“ 1.110 1‘l\'l‘li'\iIflE imrl Sermon. Wm ‘I've ‘hCKIMTrILI-PL-ng; hllznvw, w M Rummy hell lIIEfIlI-Itl-llg/Ir. \\'_- ~ ‘ ‘,_-‘ , r , . _:tr o 1c 0- H5 rmmquy l||ur\l,l\ My shepherd lsn-suckks‘ . . t.l\\J, 1s visiting the

3 yiuiirli-v um’ Frmuy’ 913]] wrtliir-silay. Evcnsung

ltiarxitlgt Stags. cm: ' The Tfimplk-KIIIIEITIII-Jieckfaks 7.00 mm. Public Worship.

H“ yrltlav. . 4, L‘ errlces are hrirl "'1 “lfillfk 111111-15 All 6981s un- fro‘ Rev. 1‘. E. McLennzm. l" "mlpq-npriiiti-ii Visitors "if :_'::_a:m,,| ,,,._.| 1|“; tnoiinihrni I‘ Scott; Mr. A. R. Gilli

utter nnv iPFVICI. Violin Solo: Lisryrm-ilnnde],

l1'l‘.\'I 1M l: I:“mnY WELCOME Mr. Norman Skitch I . .

worship of praise.

CHURCH ciiunvu sciiooi.

Vocal 50in; "Com,- ye_ u|esscd_ gUIII/IYS, iviiitcii. Evening Prayer ‘J ' ‘s.

A men's choir will lead in 1h;

10:00 a. m. Junior. Intermediate. "WP" °1 u"

I-‘ruviiic- ' 1' 1- ' . lover m: dltlelk-smi-Il Cliiiiluttetown of .___ CIIUIICII NOTICE for Pai-Lgh of Milton and Rusiico for snmgnyh

Sermon: Jesus iinil Inslitutlons- 54191111191‘ 10in- St. Mark's. Rustlco.

01y Communion 11.00 A M

L.

‘ _ Rev Sidiicv J. Davies. It 1 Ol- 12

N I. DRAMATIC S0PRAN()_M1-5_ A_ i‘. Miller. former pupil of Frank l “Fume. New York. and present Vllli'l, will be heard ‘v. Dec. ll, at 8.1.)

_, ‘ emu,’ r I - . 1n recital M RH‘ Jain " 1111"“- “eclmtr glasses. ‘flung “ODIN ‘mu ‘mun 11m. nt llcmtz Hall. Silver cui- Jlliss Lil trio, Organs 11:00 a. m. Primary m. 1 lection. 12-9-11 i. Ififl‘ -\_1¢‘l‘5_""‘- Afr-QM“ ginncfs Departments. ~———— ti...» lliri-cior vhmm, “mom: YORK us ran CHURCH _ . — ‘iv. l Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister

ll l, (‘immiininm “o llfflrlfll'l‘.lilllilll School. 1L0 Ilxzriiiflll "have; 11ml Ser- um, ‘sunflJy s.liuul Gift Sunday)

BAPIISI

THE iifi-Tis-i‘ tfuircri

Service on Sunday at 091111-31 Church. ll a. iii.. at York. 7:30 p. m. Officer Ross of the Salvation Aimy will speak at Bracklcy, 7:30

:15 Sunday school. D. m. - 12.9.11 2M] Evening Prayer. Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets , -——

Wednesday 21cc. 13th: Advent Minister ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- ifrvlt-c. hi. Paula Chapel. Time. Rev. I. Judson Levy, 5,1), Mi. and Mrs. Boswell Stewart, “M ___ _._ Dtiiistaftnngc, announce the eii- - MORNING WORSHIP ll mm. gfltgemcnt of thcir daughter Lorna.

This service. with sermon, will

11/1111‘. RN. to Malcolm John, son

pk | be conducted by the 11g“ “h” of Mr. and Mrs Nell Darrach, East _' _ . M... _. Keir Frusgr‘ u]; Royalty. marriage to take place in H“; Run‘ 0|.‘ ST_ JAMES Chorale. “All Creatures Of Our the m" fulufe- 12-9-11.

“unmet GmP-St. Francis.

, _ 11, C; | s; 2_ _ _ _ PEAR I'Ll\'l:I—l\'Ill\I [he Rev. ll. I-IIISS?" Semen. 01:5’ Quail.‘ uliloang,“ 3033;“ an‘ fox c rt tisitcu our '1‘ " ‘ rneetls welcome your parllchiiitioii. .""""k- .1111“ 11111155 0111i’ oven two i" (hit,- mme 51nd). SUN” of we‘ in Marilinics that compare ivitli Church. mm" <11 W1‘ 111113 1111115- Quality

SZVENING WORSHIP 'I p.m.

mm‘ “an!” Lanraanflajfielr Fraser. 0.1).

~“"°"1‘"d "I “"1” - Anthem: "IIIIW Long Wilt Thou _ . - ~| SCHOOL Forget llie" (Pfleugerl. P ‘ b\‘,.'{‘lxl.‘é'“.onsnn._ Mrs. . Elliott Full. Organist lln-l-un, m; Con" Emmanue|_ and director of Choir. “Pllilllfififlg ‘ll‘l(l\|\'_ You arr.- invited to worship with [Drum m“ ~J_ a B,ge,°w_ TIIE BAPTIST cuuiicii

5.,\_,1l.l>., lI.t‘.A.I-‘., will conduct

venlng Worship with sermon. will be conducted by the Rev. John

and’ production give results. Buy all)“. 11916 tvee-k may be too late. . G. Ives, Phone i300 Charlotte- 1°“‘11- 12-0-11

COUNCIL MEMBERS —~ Follow_ 111R are the names of the inenilrcrs M 111e council of tfie Children's

d Society. elected at the anngal meeting Thursday night, 1A Spgm error occurred in the list publisiied

, .\'-t‘(i._-'_l R , ._ a 11=-"=""" "'1' "1"" "1' “"- CENTRAL CHRISTIAN vctlnZlimiininrlt-v. Trt1.-.““§§’lll.l§ai"l E11 CHURCH %acDonnld. Rev. I. Judson Levy,

ZION Plli-JSBYTERIAN Bevsc} P “,’,‘,;':§,¥°"1"',1;- 11"‘ T g1

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CHURCH Ru“ 31"" tvr). Captain MercerfanLegrilai-d

Organist. Miss Morlonnn

Prince and Grafton Itrell Saunders Aiiiilstcr

REY. (l. (XIIILYLPI WEBSTER

Mrs. Ednin Jnlinstunc, Organist

II A. M.. Sermon‘

Dr. Genge.

Dr. M. l2. Gengc. Supply Minister

MacDonald. Frank MacPhee. Mrs. W J P. MricMillan_ Mrs, Farm-l] McMfllwh. Milton Stewart. Miss Jessie Fullerton. Mrs. \V G. Bruce, Mrs. H S. Henderson. Sister Cum-

‘ _ _ An“, m. “C n“, H m ..__ illus. iVIrs. J D. nlsicGul-zan. Miss and t lilvii-Ilircctor nurueyfnuck‘ mnm“ " y n Eva. Beers, Mrs. S. G. Peppin. 4 -. < __ 2:30 P. |.: Sunday School. “jm ‘

Miimmf ‘llilfifies-"Egns lllystef! 7 P‘ “1- “H1111: Worship. m“ “N” "WIT" — Eva ' ' Sermon: Dr. Gouge. producum‘ slmwmg 1111 100115-159

- "GM S" “wed The this week. Pitt-vs are lower but

. 282. I64. ..t~s the Lord. 0 My iulilnif-lvanoff.

-l I m: r, ‘ii..- The Sabbath Schov

‘hawker.

Mrs.

. l llson Owen.

l-Jvorett Platts a ml

‘are still showing t" isiclcrablc var- iation ranging from. for tincraded

shiptiir-nts: A Large. 35-45%; A

Annual Collection

KENSINGTON DISTRICT Collected by Mrs. J. G. Townsend I George Brookins

L A. Mann

0.00 Each: P. J. and c. nedy; Mrs A Buritesi; Mrs ‘L. Cotton; Rev. . I... Delaney; Rev J. Mrs. J. K. Bcer: Mrs. F. Russcll Clliltmblllll’ W. B Arthur; A C. Ramsay.

$1.00 Each: Jc=.-i..- nurphy. A. L. Rogers; Stirling Hunter: S. Cousins; O. E Profltt: F. Nauss; R G McDonald: W Taylor: '

c:

J. A Thompson: Mrs hi tivlziirt y; .Mrs Heath Caseicy: lCotton; Roy McArth Euds y: Mrs A G. enrv: J F. Profitt; Mrs. A. Humphrey: Mrs. 110F118 Monkley; W. B Mc- Lean: Lester Champion: J. W Sheen. Mrs Alan Jcnkins: Mr E. J O. Fraser: Mrs. Robert Humph- ll y:_ Ewen Cliilliilllflfil George Davtson: Mrs Roland Parl G Simpson: Mrs. R H Coulson: J. E Donald; Mrs B. Condo Prr" w ~ "o. TIIOIII-TJSGII. Mrs. P.

J Kenncdv. "» 1.. I-li-s. W C McLeod: "a1 Scmple: Mrs. Walter Dul-

gun. - Etch: Edna McMurdo: J G Tc‘ 5nd: H. L Howard: g M.

Q . 3.00 Ken- W. " W. A. McGowan: L. Orr:

L418. W.

ram: C. . HIFS ient n‘ ias Phillips: Mrs . . Wm. Woodside: Mrs Robert Stev- ie ; Billy Durant; Mrs. Waller Thompson; Mrs. . J Bowness. Russell MacKal/i Lena Monklcvi Mrs Horace Glover: Mrs. E J. c" "at" S R. Pcndletcn. 25c Each: Mrs Alfred MiicKavi Mrs JLIS Davison: Mrs. Sarah M"GI‘P"CI“ Mrs, Stewart Hunter. T0taI—-$8B T5.

(‘cllertcd hv Mrs. Robert Bowness l and Mrs. Jas. Jarrllne l

1 Jnmcs Jarrline

$1.00 Each: J

$2.0’)

B. Millmim: Mrs ‘AIIIYIP . Ni?" Robert Bowncss: Michael rwnrvw. M" Jns. Mc- Kinnon; Mrs. Henry Stavert: Mrs. ll 'ictnn~b>; Mrs. srimtiel Ber-

Ill

1 A. Mc1‘~';"i'l1ine~

f\'rs. Geo. Webster: . John Walker; Mrs. Elmer H: i‘; art‘. 35c \lr.= W Profltt

25c Each: Mrs. M Adams‘: Mrs A. ‘Blfllllflflll’ Roy Hamilton. 4 Total-SIILGO

I Collected by Mrs. James Jurrline i

James McNcill $5.00 $2.00 Each: F. M. Dnvison: Lulu lTocmbs: Weslcr Chawnlon. J.! L

‘Davlson: W. I-I. Darrach: J. Jochel-

‘man. $1.00 Each: Thomas Stewart; Rilnh klcMillan: C E P. Y rs. R S. . W ker: Marion ,Lockhzirt: Mrs. Keith Waite. Ivan Dai-rat-li: Mrs. J. Bums. 50c Elmer Whitlock. Totatl-~S25.50.

Collected by Dorothy McKcnsic

l $1.00 Each: Mrs Arthur Burgvso: Mrs D A McKenzie: Mrs J. A. ;MrKonzic: James Sherri.

l 50c Each: Mrs. Everett Champ- Qiori: Mrs Allison Eernvtzyrd: Mrs.

ioool lDefense. 11nd others. of statements

Mc- l

F: 16.000 who are to go over during

, be G5. personnel. Now can you

‘rm: CHARLOTTETOWN CIJAIQDIAN a cisiirnit cuiniiuii Prntostaiit 0r|Ih111111£I1 McNaughton Statements

Discussed By Members In House of Commons

Examination by Col. J. L. Ral- lston. former Minister of National

made in the I-Iousc of Commons Iby General A.G.L. McNaughton. Minister of National Defense, on ithe subject of overseas reinforce- ,ments' from the I-lansard ciTiclnl ,rep0rt. Nov. 23. Continued from yesterday's Guardian:

Mr. Green: You said that these

the next few months will not all be N.R.M.A. personnel; some will tell us how many N.R.M.A. men are to gu over? I ask you that question because the Prime Min- ister ln his statement over the radio said that there are eight thousand fully trained N.R.M.A. men in Canada who presumably are trained and fit to walk on the boat to-morrotv. He said there are another eight thousand men who could go over in a very short time Now I should like to know how many of thcse N.R.M.A. men you intend to send overseas during these months you have mentioned.

Mr. McNaughton: It is not pos- slblc to give an answer to the hon member. because of this fact, that the shipping we shall have will be for 16.000; in the, first instance those who volunteer for service will probably be selected, and we shall use the powczs regarding these 16.000 N. R. M. A. men just to make good a deficiency. I want to say to hon. members right here as I said in the formal address which I gave, that I rim a con- firmed believer in a system of vol- untary service for the Canadian Army. In that, I make no in- vldlous trompuvison with the cus- toms and practices of other great nations who are allied with us.

It happens that this system has been traditional. and hon. mem- bers of this house who were here of recent years will know the liis- tory of this question far better than I do. It has been tradi- tional; it was the system we had in effect when I had the great hon- our and privilege of taking our first Canadian division overseas. The fact that our mcn were volun- teers had a vczv material effect on the principles of organization and training and the development of leadership in the schools and all the way through. I am most re- luctant to depart, in the Canadian Army, from that principle. I be- lieve in the voluniaiv system. I hrivc made a confess n of faith in it for u: and untlc our condi- tions. and I certainly am not the one to use compulsion any more than I can possibly avoid in order to make good the deficiency in the situation which otherwise would exist. I may be right or I may be wrung, but that is the vicw which I will implement to the limit of my capacity.

General Service Personnel

Mr. Green: Then the fact is that you intend to make up these 10.000 extra men as Iur as pos-

sible by sending general service personnel?

Mr. McNaughton: Yes.

Mr. Green: And you will send

N. R. M. A. personnel only if oth- er men cannot be scraped tip from the bottom of the pool ln Canada Is that correct?

That is not

,before he could possibly get to the. ine

We are dealing with tens of thous-

ands. If the hon. gentleman will

give me a specific case I will Rive im a specific answer.

Mr. Ross lsouris) : There are thousands of them. Mr. Green: What length of

training will s man of that class get before he is put into the front line?

Mr. McNaughton: I shall be lad to give thc hon. member that nformrition. I take it he is anx- ious about those tvho are rc- mustering. I will read the infor-

record: Bissio Training

The first eight weeks of train- ing for every soldier is in b11511!‘ military subjects, which include grenades. mines, booby traps. rifles and automatic and other weapons Hence on remusterlng, sziv froiv artillery to infantry, the gunner has had considerable training with the weapons and nthcr subjcctsl peculiar to the infantry soldier The gunner will require a refresh- t er and probably more detailed, training in these subjects and will , require training in infantry tactics; and some conditioning bv mnrcln‘

should be good. In the U1 Kingdom. where most remustt 1H,, is taking place, a special svllalatis calling for s minimum of six: tracks’ training is applied and has‘; been found sufficient to Iitlflflllfllfi‘ ly train a gunner as an infaivrv- mrin. In such (‘.0595 u-lierc it found. at the end of six weeks, training, that the soldier is not, proficient in the infantry 511111.‘, provision is made for an extension of one or more weeks to bring him , up to the standard require-d i Mr. Green: So thiit in the aver- age case a lllllll from thc tirtintitice or artillery in Canada, who has hriil basic training. although it ninv have been three years ago, will get only six weeks‘ (Tilllllllg before being put into the line. _ Mr. McNaughton: I would notl say that is correct. because all‘ through the courses there is an ‘ j on a constant testing by expo -1 enced insructors, and wiicrever si man is found below par. belowl the standard, then what he has,‘ to take is adjusted accordingly Mr. Green: In the average case, that man will face the enrmv with only six weeks‘ trztintng. aecordingl to your own statement. Some hon. Members: 0h, no.

Mr Green: How long will he have?

Mi McNaughton: You cannot :nv-— l

Mr. Green: Your order says stxl weeks, with a week or two extra in some cases. ‘ Mr. McNaughton: You are talk- ing about the average case. It‘ might happen that he would go. forward after six weeks of train-~ ing, but usually lic moves for- uxird towards his unit in progres- sive stages. Mr. Green: He might be’ in the line after six weeks of training. Mr. lVIcNattghton: No. It would be something more than six vreeks,

Mir. Green: How many weeks? Mr. McNaughton: There is s

forward

111111 311111’ 11115-1"- Evcrybm“ “lelcnm” A (Pllaltlletd 6311B’:RizgtgenfMigllnrgiliiieyllgrventbntvohgi-{si rrrpxt: woztaiiir- ——~~~ ~~ ~-————— n,,,,,1,s' dofivoufi“ élwfnlf, ‘. p" Leslie Wood gton. ' "hill l‘. .\i. Theme: “The Good FULL GOSPEL Larga 3345C. A “faking; ugglaocélwtoc Ulgll€€S Pzaayntcr. Gtiltltc “m. n '1 1 s _ ' . .- _ ‘ .-‘ rs or o on. Mr. - p,,,,,,,, ",,,_,-,95'519_ PENTELOSIAL CHURCH gmlgltillccla. all JIII-Joc, c. zo-flcc. i)“, Céldwifh c 5 11:1" "Fierce Rngerl Elm Avenue n1 ‘M51, mo u?” nnafccelv1ng‘ 111101-6000. fin: " “ ykcs. 2 p.m. Sunday School. Ar nfclaiufifl‘lcd ' A Lmgu’ “C1 Sula: "thanks Be To God"-| 3.00 pm Worship Service. Poul-re. tc’ Efuuut’ 37c‘ Cdlcded b! Ml" 5"" 737119" D';k;“"' 3 P" ‘ " Ev““g““5“° servhe‘ No prlycelclliétlilfgzs 515011115? cdlnerieyry. 50c Each Mrs Bruce Piitnter l ‘...I. B. u n in. ML‘. y dl.ll l no to th s , ._. ' *, ‘ , Y -,_ ' I “flir rlarknckssdcisogfisit and they “ulefivicgsfr 1 y “v e e e 195 1118 “Olkllig at capacity. M“ pavm Clark” Mrs’ J‘ H lrur_|ii;ht now shim-iii." Pastors: 1 TRINITY lmngb Cuun .1, .wgélémfifach Ml. "u". Mm. Mrs in tiff‘ cordially invited w . s. STEEVES The ,;,0,.,,,,, 1 M, w %._,-,— J A dam“) 1,“. 11,,“ bnve: warship with us. l]. L. IROSSER Chtrtch “lllgbasgcorkfuctgd by) Campbell. ‘ 1 - int-n oi the congregation. Mr. W T0t-fl1—-$2.25

81*’ '_>_'ii"__ PYQf. L, SITEIW lXill [five u“) _ “"’~T"$ is, ma. Scbdstiziln OKgeic, aged iGiI-ilncitiqkanttqlivti: 11M Sxnilla - _- '*“_* 75 "firs. 1711110111 Siitur ay moi'ii-. _' 1 '1‘ 1- "P- 11$ hfiidl" “o9”,- ~'\' 1111‘ P1111f9_ C0111")! 11183111 “Hm 10 St, JQgch|||f5‘blJl'lL§ wit] sing tit this service aiicl it?’ “,1 "Li, N°\\Qm,‘ml' 1° Church. Interment in church ccni-i lgepcflwtlf “gut F“? lfihcnAlfiir-elll. i. in .::.~,_ Hit“ tn . " i ic ‘a es o "_. Em»,- Lmyt-i, g Sonkivrorlny ghafi, may‘ Knapp. Hie _Church SEIIOOPIIQIISCIBI‘ ' ‘HOUSTON - Suddenly at New glfu °""1"“3"““’“ °I “*5 - M“- , _ _ _ , . gall will intet at the usual m: A? st. Peter's Bay Dec 1S‘i‘t”“~°“i,-’l'l-““i" a’ 11141221113111 “W” I“ m“ "“‘““‘“ R“- T- E- irrl_ .. ,, m; Mrs Jmxnmflicwill” ~“~ Y“ P; _ 58F] (f, F 5 Mclicniian will ttikc the sci-tic: g . W, 1,',,,_,,,1 Cnjqrd i, ltvlllSltlll. in iei ~l 30-11”. 1111" and Will prtticli. lhc choir will be ___._ '\-- ~ tPldl buiitlay ilali {.30 p. m. from CUIIIDUQC“ o1 incn lmni thc Mens “ARRMGES ‘[Nc\v_ Glasgow" Christian Church. Amociation, Mn Gilps “p; -_.. _ ___ , _ llOsE - At P. E. I. Hospital. Dec. sing a solo and Mr. Norman Sktlcli MITCHELL . |;ROWN___ o“ Now-l, 1944, Roy Rose of Red Point in wtll pluy n violin solo. Mi: A Rov 0mm p, 1944 M Sowlnowmc his 39th year. Remains _wlll be for- Kendall. L. R A M . will be in liars Alhyirgin J2me kmchcllfsriiixlcd from the Cutcliffe Ftini-ral charge of thc mu.- c. formed; h...“ chnrtottcwwn, ,0 Iloini- to his late residence today. “DOPTION I?“ M‘ TT E E

milk! 513,1“, Browm bom o! Bo,“ ,Ftmeral notice later.

‘fnsnrns .

_ l.» S,._,,,,,,,g5j,,,; IN MEIMQRIAM trick Monti. itgcd 56

of our

" 111E111“ 115411 011 5T°11<111Y1 In loving memory

died December 1U. I94

r giirduli KPOWIIIK Just Wllilln thc iiciiriy gall‘. 1 will!‘ _ 1 EOITOW

By thc grit-f so hard to hear lite siini meet her. 110ml:

morning lln 1m,- iipprr garden there.

1" 1'01"‘: inrmnrv of

51701101: v. c-mtsms Krnsington

‘"111 passed swnv "rt-mim- i0, ms

"sitar on. beloved. sleep!" iz-a-ii. Inn-rt a |l' Wlf . llfiimilv. e 1nd

‘Holmium In Memori: ‘I1 loving mum-i;- N. l). MacLean

Cbnricitstuwn ml North Wiltliiln Phone lll

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BIBLE SUGIETY BROADCAST by

REV. (JICORGE H. DONALD, DIAL, D.D., VJ‘). Pmiilont of thc Alliance of Reformed Churches 11111111112 the Presbyterian System. and Minister of "'1' (Tluirch of St. Andrew and St. Paul, Montreal. ' Over _ STATION (IILA. -

XATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th. n 8:15 to 8:30 Local Time

Plan to liear Dr. Donald and his llfessnge.”

O‘KEI-II~‘I-I-—At Vernon River, Dec.

lltilc Church, Kinkora. gin, Roberta June Alagfircgor, who

There the‘ buds from carth trims- c

our ncartg iiiiiv break with

bright

Flther and Mother. BNIIC and Sisters.

of llcnrv Farts. who passed IIWIIV December 9. 1J4...‘

Illelmflfl i" ""5""! n“ °n° °““ meeting conducted in D0uglas Av-

Ever Rflmblllllfifill: by Wife lnl Y

W. Lord will preside. Lt. Gov. B W. LcPage will read the Ins-son.

MEETS -— The citizens’ adoption committee, formed about a year ago for the purpose of supplying comforts to the officers and men of H_.M.C.S. Charlottctoivn, held a meeting in the City Cottncli Cham- bers yesterday afternoon. Mr. James Fullerton, City Clerk, pre- sided in the absence of hfayor J. E. Blanchard. Mr. Stewart Jones and LL-Cmdr. C. P. MacKcnZic were among those present nrVI gave sonic valuable suggestions as to soliciting. collecting. and dis- piilchixig Clirisiiiins presents to the officers and men of the ship. A committee to meet in the City Hall next Sunday afternoon was appointed and included Mrs. Ar- thur Henry, Mrs. Ivan Reddin, Mrs. C. P. MacKenzle, Mrs. I. O. Siiitnders, Mrs. Stephen Trainer, Mrs. W. J. P. MacMlllan. Mrs. William ‘Breliaul, (‘X-Mliytll‘ B. Holman, Mrs. J. J. Morris and lvIr. James Fullerton. It will be the task of this special committee to arrange and pack the I40 boxes which will bc necessary to ensure .that every man aboard the "Char- lottetown" is remembered.

NEW imsron ARRIVES-At s

' u. ~ Cl 'l:‘i. on l . '*"°""*“' !»=-~»- i,» ~ m» -=-»-~,:::.:.. ::.:.:"... [MQALMEI some mm; “m,” W“, m" yo‘ “e Saint John, N.B.. committee of

the Maritime Christian Mission

But uionrsill remember, no rnattcrfBmffl “I m" Church M 0111151

Disciplcs and presided over by ‘Rev. D. L. Gardner. a license was issued to Sterling B. Stackhousc to prrnch as a minister to the Church of Christ. Mr. Stackhouse recently made a trip to Prince Edtvnrd Island where he received i; (‘All to serve churches at Harrel- lirnnkJtlrxm-irlrln and CrossRonds, PEI. Participating in the service tverc: J. W. Barnes. prr-slrlrnt of thc Bmu- ; R, w. Pugh. secretary 'iI‘PflSll|‘(‘l‘ of llic board; Samuel Capsnii. supply minister of Dov!- liis Avcinid Christian Church con- rcgation and Rev. ltfedford Coh- | cy of UElctc. Tilt" music of Hic Qvcnlng wits dlrcrtcd by the local lfthllfCll choir. Mr. Stackhoiisc is planning to leave soon to take up his diiflcs. At some time later ar- rangements will bc made for his

m “thin. in» will serve, or at the Maritime Convsntion. which will meet next H111 111 P-E- 1-

nritliric Ctirlstinn itflssioiiziigv‘

ordination liy thc I’. E. I. churches 12

Kfillillliltbn District Totiti- $140.46 l

l MARGATE DISTRICT

‘Collected bv Ruby Henderson and ‘ Louise Crane

50c Each: Mrs. Hay Thompson; Mrs Heath Durant; Mrs George Mavhew: Mrs. Lea Crane: Mrs. Edward Adams: Mrs. Nov Moose: Mrs. Arthur Proiltt: Mrs Lila Hciidersoxi: Mrs G10 Henderson: Beatrice Mountain. Mrs HDIIFY Hvntierson 35c Jessi MllPDiIV.

25c Erich: Sttnitiel Durant: Lan- slle Cameron. I 'I‘0tnl-—$6.35.

Collected by Helen Sample and Eileen Harvard

$1.00 Each: Mrs. Frank Parks: Mrs W. L ohnson: Mrs. Harry Brown; Annip Fvfe. 75c Mrs. Edwin Brown. 50c Each: Mrs. Wilbur Dennis: Mrs TIIFIIBI‘ Glydon. Mrs. Andrew Johnson; Mrs John Johnson: Mrs. Edward Dyinent; Mrs. All:n Cani- Cl‘1)ll' Vlrs. C. C. Bzikcr. Mrs. Frank Malt. Hcnth Miiwhcw: Mrs. Lea R-amsuv: Mrs J Howard: Al.- rcd Mnyhcw: Mrs E Bealrsto: IVIrs. llairsld Wooclsitlc: Mrs Ches- tcr Howard.

'I‘lii:il—-$l2.25.

Tclal Margale District — $18.60

M1115 P111111 by Mrs. Bert Hunter

David nncl Alan semple .

50c Each: Mrs. Bertram Hunter; Mrs. Cecil Mill: Mrs Ernest Mll. Amelia M I Mrs. Harold Mill; Mrs. Jabcz Mill: Walter Mill: Mrs. Willlnitn Mill; Mrs Russell Reeves; Laird: Mrs. Edison Dalziel: Ellie Glllis. wfitiwiinch: Mrs. Stafford Fairnes-

n lll . Total-MAO. >11 Graham's Ro-Ii S. I). by Mrs. J. M. Campbell

50c Each: Mrs. Ernest Campbell: Mrs A M. Green. Mrs. Earl Mur- ray; Mrs Edward Williams: Mrs. J. M. Ciimrpbell; Mrs. John Muc- Kfly: Mrs. T110061‘ Taylor; Mrs. Roy MacLeod; Mrs. John McLeod; Mrs. Gto. McLeod: Mrs. Huilh A. Campbell; Mamie MacKay; Mrs.

Burncy I-Iyncs; Mrs. Wm Brill. Mrs. Fred Cum bell: Mrs Arch. Maclxan: Mrs m MdcKay. 35c Mrs J A. Brown. 25c Each: Mrs. Alf Green. Joy Macbeoti: Mrs John McGremr; Mrs Wal r Wigmom" Mrs. A

Vulleyfield East by Mrl. Claude Dewar I

$1.00 Each: Mrs. J. A. McPher- son: Mrs w. c1194.

75c Preston A. Macheod. : Mrs. J. D. MacDon- nid' Mrs. Claude Dewar; Mrs. Julm Mc bet-son. Angus McDonald: Alex. Nicholson: Margaret. lltePhe-r- son: Wm. Matheoon; John Mathe-

scn. 25c Each: Ann: McKenzie; Wilf- red Tanner

[regard to the llllfllflFt‘ we have oi 1

Mr. McNaughton: quite correct, sir. Then what Ls cor- recfl i

Mr. Green:

Mr. McNaughton: What is cor- rect is this: where we have gen- eral service personnel, N.R.M.A.. who have converted, ii they IIYPI entirely suitable and are tip to the, standards of training which u require of them-and that canrio‘ be stated in simple terms across the whole business. because some of the training will take advant- ngc of facilities. We shall have people at certain stages in Canada. and certain places. and as regards others we shall Mint to use our facilities in England for working o\lt. As long as there are stiitablt gcxieral service personnel nvail- able to fill the requirements, it ls| our intention to use them. We‘ propose to maize good whatever deficiencies there are from N. R. M. A. personnel.

Mr. Grecii: So that the gov- ernment's policy means this. that there may not be any N.R.M.A. personnel sent over at all between now and next May? '

Mr. McNaughton: Perfectly cor- rect-if there were, as I see signs developing already to indicate, a most satisfactory start in the con- version of NRJYIA. mcn. Wc would not use this authority, then, in any way, and I would be the most thankful man in this room.

Mr. Grccn: N.R..VI.A. mcn will not be sent overseas if you can possibly avoid it?

Mr. McNaughton: I have no in- tcnlltm of using compulsion exccp‘ to mcct a deficiency. and having

maintaining the strength of our‘ armies overseas. Mr. Hanson tYork-Sunburyl"

Answer the question. Transfers To Infantry

Mr. Green: General McNaugh- ton. are vou aware that general service men in the Pacific com- mand are being transferred to in- fantry, for example, from the ordnance corps, who have had nu military training at all, who were put on as clerks immediately they enlisted? They are now being transferred and rushed overseas and other men, for example. car-

penters, are receiving the same treatment. Are you aware of these facts?

Mr. McNaughton: I am aware of the policies which srs in ef- feet.

Mr. Green: But are you of these c 7

Mr. McNaughton: The men transferred from the other arms are put into the training stream and given the training appropri- ate to what they have been want- ed for.

Mr. Green: Are these men bo- ing transferred now in that way and sent overseas?

Mr. McNaughton: They are be- ing‘ remastered.

r. Green: And sent overseas?

Mr. McNaughton: es. when they have IYSHNIOG the appropri- ritc stage of effectiveness: and tho training in not necessarily com- plete hero, because we have es- tablishments ln England which we must use to the best advmita e

Mr. Green: I am told that t ese men in some cases are being sent

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Keep Minor-d’: in tho lI-Jlu.

training. for I from there, from the training schools in England across the| channel and tip through the pools‘ in France. where training 1S kept on continuously, and the most im-,- portant training which he can be‘ given, when lcft out of battles with the units themselves.

transport

After Leaving England Y Mr. Green: You are rcLvintt. then. on these mcn getting somc of their training on l1lE'll‘_ way from England to the front line?

Mr. McNaughton: In the theatre ves, very definitely so. Of course, he has hrid eight wccks of basic training behind him.

Mr. Grceii: Yes, but that may‘ have bccn two or three years ntzn. if you do not know it. some of thc rest of us do, that in many cases thrsc boys do not throw grenade: or fire Bren guns when they gr.‘ basic training in Canada. :

Mr. McNaughton: They would bc checked on that. and thrwse who did not have it would be (ic- tected by the instructor in the tests on elementary training, and trould be given what was rcqtiircd.

Mr. Grccn: Then some stair- mcnts ivere made earlier liliS week by some of your scninr til- ficers of the sixth Cillllfllflll div- ision, stationed in British Colum- bla?

Mr. McNaughton: Yes.

Mr. Grcc-n: In the press report I find this statctncnt:

The u-iiolc cf thc sixth div ion. a largo propoviicii of \\ is composed of home drl troops, is stationed in Brltisli Columbia. The officers said virtually all the home defence troops in the division have rc- ccived full combat training.

Is that correct?

Mr. McNaughton: I would not answer that question, from IilV knowledge. quite as emphatically as the officer in question 11' done. I would soy it stands vc

Mr. Green: Have you any ren- son to question the statement made by this officer?

Mr. McNaughton: That they have had full combat training?

Mr. Green: Full combat train-

g. Mr. McNaughton: They have had a very high degree of coin- bat training, but under the cumstances, since my rcturn to Canada, I have not had an op- portunlty to visit them, so tlini of my own knowledge I cannot state whether that is the case.

Mr. Green: Yet under your pol- icy these home defence troops who have had full combat training will not be put into action. hut hovs who have had five or six wec of training will?

Mr. McNaughton: No, I WOIIIII not say that would be ‘the result.

Mr. Green: Then have you anv ffluil/ to find with that statement 0i

ct?

Mr. McNaughton: I think any of us can say is that event will shot-v.

‘Mr. Green's Question

Mr. Green: Oh. but this ls fififl what thc event will show: this" is

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Mr. McNaughton: W0 llnnd

a limple question. Do you ques-

talk in generalities in this matter i

motion in order to get it. on the Henna; the statement?

ing. although his general plivslqué: 1e

time required, aftcr thc six weeks’ '

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lent and useful gifts for Druggist

holiday season. I42 Prince Street

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he would be being

tlon the accuracy of that state- ,the training “MP9. .,,

\tll more training before " ~ a.

tncnt? _ Mr. McNaughton: Woula you»

In the average one of

. ii: Mr. Green: Under your Jiolicy‘ 11111111111‘ “V1115 80'- 51X We men in the home defence tiring.- training‘! whom you admit have had full‘ M1 1\1l'1\'1111B11l-<111I He would I01

combat training will not be put into ‘SIX “PPR-i 11$ 11 111i111111t1m.

‘rltfllull, but yo lads who have 1 M1‘- (ifvilli \‘\’11fl1 “b11111 be the hiicl U111)‘ five or wccks of lllllll- ‘ ' 1‘. 111111 11 11011 Wcckfl? mg, or make i’. "en scvcn or eight Juahtcn: Somewhere

six and seven,

weeks, will be put into action. ~ ei-ages.

Mr. hilt-l - ‘that is not true,

and you knmt 1.. , 511l-1l1w1118 that boy Mr. Green: titrncral Mc atigh- 1.'i\_'9l1 < 1' two months

ton should an tcr thc qllPStlvll. 11L’ 111 \11'111111')'; 111911 110W XVII‘. lVlt-Nattpfiittiii: No. I ‘Ailxi ll J1. ' s‘?! 1191111‘? b91118 P111

IIIISIUI‘ that ttiesiton in Lie af~ 1 11-"

firmativc. I M1‘ Mfdluohl-wr I. mve been ML Green; yuu Mu no; am. liloiit-fl as a contiitirm :hat could

wcr that (IUQSIILJII? '11“ 111 ' he has all the M1; ' ind him,

not Flint. is what you

-.it many of them posing lie is an army man; then how long

'. (lri-r-n: 'l‘ii'": Xtlllili will see i-ii thclnsefl. . ~

Mr. Gixiydon: Please lot us .t.it'e l some order; I cannot hear what is 1

I. tighten: That remust-

bging “m, sc of which I spoke, Mr. Green: General NltlNfllWll- h ‘*5 1* 1111111111111" F1111! 00 51X on, whit regard to lllf‘ Vtllllq -111l1~'1IT1 \\‘111£'11 119.8 diaiis in Ciffnll. Iiriznin 1111” 1111 “muster-

. a miiiiiriuni. Then who are lll charge of and responsible fur t the soldier ts up to the .. be required to check

of the men in every down for them. It is H» iulllzllfff that. before I ' I‘ u’ 01Il't‘II‘i\lSl€I‘II1g, that. the standard re- . anti I have no reason t0

in our war 12m the mech-

withotit any sLiv in liic iii. '1‘ bciiig remitstcicti into the DCTIIJDS by thousands. ivlizi! ' ing will they get before face the enemy?