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$001118. The Crusade for u“ m mud” T” “mm Shows 7 und-Izlll Matinee Tuesday 3:30

non. n. n. llama“ Mlnlstcr of National Revenue

tie, unchanged.

Rosthem — x - W. A. Tucker, unchanged.

Huron-Perth — I —- W. H. Gold-

'o. Belzlle, un- Montr- 1 M t 1 _ ~r. lJiliilhilFnailxoililgchaﬁm. x ‘W- “Yimnled- ° ° ° ' "WW1" "Y1 — Mimt- rnocnassrvs CON a calm - G. E. LaPalme, hang.d.' s RVATIVE Kamouraska -_- E. Mglftliﬁlls, ifn-‘u,ityia‘ll.,glég_'lubert"x_n' K‘ Hue“

' h . c 511151220 East - x-l-lon. L. 8t. Lau- seiemggwekzLwesb-x-G‘ K" Pr“

regigpgngggfogledrjrorth _ vlctorm _.' LuLondon—Park Manrms, gain from x-Matthew MacLean, unchanged. Eflgmw D CO

_ - _ . . yle, gain from Lib. rocwflgﬁﬁggglggfth Afmld Di“ frglllnistgn City _ T. a. Kidd, gain

Colchester-Hants — -G. T. Pird ‘ '

unchmmu, " ‘ y I chggglgéon - x-GR. Boucher, un.

thtr turn, and two of them assure themselves oi’ the name of their electoral districts by examining the key mopl provided at each booth A cervix voter must vote for the candidate run mg in the electoral district in which he was ordinarily pre- siding prior to enlistment.

VOUHS in the Dominion Election is well under "If h the Army across Canada, as neon in this Photo of I typical Army voting booth. The C. W. A. C. Staff Sergeant on the ledt has out, he; vote in secrecy in the curtalned booth, and is handing her ballot, folded and sealed in a small envelope, to u‘? °M1°°r l" chemo. Other service electors await

Moose Jaw - H. R. nménér, gain from Lib.

Melfort - x — P. E. Wright, unchanged.

Rosetown-Blggar - x - M. J.‘ Caldwell, unchanged. |

LAWAIP“ . . i»! ircrwr. ' to members Army serving o- ist includes the a- Dlstingutshed Con- go t. (A/WDJI) d Bernard, of T18‘ Y‘; REL Sgt, Bernard Bowel‘! . the Canadian,- Infnntrv Gurus m m st, Louis, PILL.

. ll, i917. Prior to his enlist-

°P°n°d with 511181114; hymn: O For 2 mmmﬂd '1‘°!18\lcs to Sing, follow?! 9d PTB-Yer and sixteen members fﬁiwlldcd by a verse of Scripture. Collection amountcd to s25 35. Sixteen sick calls were made tn month of my. One new member and two visitors were welcomed tfnkithe meelm. Mrs. w. 1r ___________________ . -

e ns and s Catherine Mc- n» ' Faxlane gave a very interesting SU [HM ERQIDE I talk on the last chapter of The

f U12 ____.____._______._i__. o CAPITOL THEATRE sort of wrong guy entirely in

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Medal ——— Metro-Goldwyn-hlayefs r1 r P. rt -t —T3k9 “V9 199i- eieven hwhes (Greer Gsarsohr 1.31% (Waite? 0f T951 Kenilemafl, and 5 P311‘ °l|which opened at the Capitol The- merry eyes, 8X1 0bViW5 $191181" in stre yesterday. He's villainous be-

8006- livinﬂ. a rlch voice and rolling cause hos vain and weak. Through

2'1, i940 he was em- tnméiiuo. Nelson, NB. He L, overseas in July. 1941' W" ,, to Canada in October. ,,-_ and proceeded overseas a- ,, August 1M4. Hls next of 1, p m; mother, MP5. Mary BEI- . . of Harper R0911. “Bill-Bh-

OSING MEETING - Tri- ouag People's Union held its

Church in Burma. It was decided for each member to send a Birth- day Eloorn,

Manitoba, who ls

card to Mrs. Fred Davison, eels-l

bratlng her 80th birthday, June

1M1, she was a faithful member.

of the society before make

leaving to her home in the est,

Singing Hymn: Break Thou The

Bread oi Life and rhe Mizpah Benediction brought the meeting

New Westminister - x-T. Reid, unchanged. '

Parry Sound — W. McDonald, un- changed.

Grote Stirling ls lie-Elected

Marquette - x-Hon, J. A. Glen, unchanged. _

Megantic-Frontcnac -— LaFontalne, unchanged.

Wright - J. L. Raymond, changed.

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Prince Albert —- x-Rt. Hon. W.L.v] mmg’ 5am

M. King. unchanged. |

to a close.

Y. P. S. Glee Club In Summerside

—On Tuesday evening, June 5 mt 8:30, Trinity Young People's Glee Club put on their second annual concert in Epworth Hall before a very large and preciative audience.

Each number of the Programme was well rendered and received hearty applause. Rev. John Jarvie acted in his usual capable man- ner as Master of Ceremonies. At the conclusion, he paid well-merit- ed tribute to the work of the Dir- ector, Harold E. Revili, and the accompanist, Catherine MacCal- lum, for their untiring efforts in bringing the Glee Club up to its

.1 meeting in the form of a ; uet on Friday evening at Eo- "‘,". Hall, Smunerside. The p . t, Miss Marjorie Molilson pro- The toast to the King was - by the President and res- ... to by the singing of the Nat- .. Anthem. The toast to the u. n was proposed by Mr. Omar .. th and was responded to by Rev. w. Jarvle. Miss Connie Crue was called upon to make a. re- htlon to Lac Revill. Connie, n a I. very appropriate words thank- lfal on behalf of the Glee Club - llls patience and endurance in i lzlng and making the Glee ~-- the success it has been. Hal. Y thanked the Glee Club for ,.... co-operatlon and said that l- their help the Glee Club » l not have been so successful. ~ .0mar Smith in a farewell ad- thanked Rev. Mr. Jarvis for help in making the Young Peo- lauch a successful organization. - then presented Mr. and Mrs. * - with rting gifts. Mr. Jar- emresse the thanks of both

y,‘ lf and his wife for such lovely Present high Standard 0! D91‘- . remember the Young People’s The program was as follows: A vote of thanks to the O Canada. 1, Soldier's Chorus. tn s, was responded by from "Faust; ‘is Millicent Strong. A short slng- Home, Jean Sibelius. Hubiey, Jeff mlns to a close-S Corrah, Acccmpanlst. ~AUTOMOBILE aocmuwrs 3’ sonﬂa’ F‘ Mam’ Hmdek legro. more Glee Club—1, when Day is Done, e gxiilgubyemons since the turn Dr. Robert Katcher; 2, One Alone. l ‘E. Campbell. 3, My Hero, Words. _‘ Stanislaus Stung, Music, Oscar Words, Douglas Ember; music, A. _,_ Enunet/t Adams.

~ and said that he would al- fomumce. 1' was the: given by Lac Bill Glee Club" is 2, Dear Land of then brought an enjoyable Violin Solo-C. (a) Adagio Allegro; (b) Largo Al- A oblles have killed Sigmund Romlberg. Vocal Solo- Strauss; 4, The Bells of St. Mary's, i .1 |.

G My Tears. John Benet; 2, Hard by y a Fountain, Hurbert Waelrant. = [Piano Solo-J. Nicholson. 3, War- i saw Concllerto, Arr. by Richard Ad-

‘ dinaell; May Night, Palmgren. l Piano Duet-Anne Philipscn and Ruth Toom

gut muss iitlPll Murray

Summon-Ida

l, Panda of Wooden Soldiers.

. Geo o Rcsey; 2, Selected. Glee Club, 3. A Tender Song (Lon- donderry Air). Arr, bv Arthur Pear- son; (4) 'I'he Harp That Once, Sir John Stevenson.

Vocal Solo-Ralph Pin er l. 5t

ub-d, Largo, Handel; 4,

The Loot Chord, Arthur Sullivan. Vocal Solo-A. Christie (Tenor). 1. You Belong to My Heart; 2.

. O God Our He

Ages Put. Dr. Wm. Croft; , Sleep Comrades Sleep, Wm. Felton. Now The Day Is Over. Joseph mib

0 Y. God Save ‘The King.

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In Memoriam "r

lwﬂ Qllokly and suddenly came the nut-priced

h , . '° 1"“ m“ mm‘ llor nlddcn (ma. u;

silks-i m am "l"? cargoes“ Chg-mild: mu"

i new and u“: “mm” The loam»! l sister we loved no‘ w, .

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town. O-ll-

call all.

In Memoriam

I; loch; man of Rana M - huh of Borden, who pulsed n21

lilo mb. 1M4.

Ole you bu pun! Ihoo that When cold one I bu! uni-s llonlbl-thcmllwclvprutill Forgot bu‘. IO. l never will. Iorlﬂy Ipncmborod by llor IMM-

Margaret.

I-lO-ll.

Carl of Thanks

tan; Meeting

"I be a meeting h‘ shareholders and ' 0f the Kenciagton Ace's. on Thun-

'61:“ 14th at I 10.1., in 3 Wftojlhll, Kun-

TM llrpooe of the . I ll to complete the elation of ' the Ken- . A “Willi Cooper- , c slfn.

Aw. 1.. DELANEY.

lion. » l

I. nod Rose and family ofﬁouthhkowishtoflhllil those who helped or offered to help or sent letters and 61rd: 0f lillﬂ-

durlng air recent sad

ap- '

lee Club-Madxigals: l, Flow O 0

d . ill A! The Night. Carl Helmet! °

GRAND FORKS, B. 0., June 11 - (CP) - Election of Hon. Grate Stirlln , Minister of National De- fence n the Bennett Government, was indicated in Yale tonight on the basis of the civilian vote. It was the seventh time that Mr. Stir- ling had been elected to Parliament. Idlaei defeated four other candidates

ay.

MEMBERS ELECTED

(Continued from Pwc 1)

Prescott - x - E. O. Bertrand. unchanged.

Wellington South — x - R. W. Gladstone, unchanged.

Chapleau — David Gourd. un- changed.

Brome - Missisquot - x — Lt.- Col. Maurice Halle, unchanged.

Compton - x — J. A. Blanch- ette, unchanged. ~

Terrebonne - x - L. Bertrand. unchanged.

Berthter - Maskinonge — L. Ll- rendeau, unchanged.

Montreal Laurier - x — Hon. E. Bertrand, unchanged.

Richmond-Wolfe -- x - J. P. Mullins, unchanged. Montreal Maisonneuve - Rosc- mont—x_5. Four-rater. unchanged. Hamilton West — x - Hon. C W. G. Gibson, unchanged Simgoe East-W. A.: unchanged.

Cochrane - x — J. A. Bradette. unchanged.

Ptctou -- x - H. B. McCulloch.

u ed. -- W. I. N Sinclair, un-

Ontario changed. Welland - x — Hon. H. Mit- chell. Sheff

‘Oblfllﬂl,

unchanged. 0rd — M. Boivln, unchang-

d.

Montreal St. Denis - x - A. Denis, unchanged.

Montreal st. Henry - X — J- A- Bonnler, unchanged.

Montreal Hochelaga. - x - R. Eudes. unchansed.

Chateau - Huntingdon - D. E. Black, unchanged.

Vaudreuil - Soulanges — L. R Beaudoin, unchanged.

Bellechasse -— L. P. Piccrd. un- changed.

Drummond - Arthabaska - x- A. Cloutier. imchonlzed. hiobelle — x - M; Ialonde, un-

talne, unchcng ortneuf - Gauthier, changed. Montreal Jacques Cartier - x - E, Mar-fer, unchanged. Montreal St. Mary - x G. Fau-

ll!!-

M teux, unchanged.

Montreal Verdun - x - P_E.

N. D. MacLoan IINUIRTAKII IMIALMII

Charlottetown and Noni Wllhbh bole II

to memory lhnn 70rd; can‘

Great delight ls registered on young Dutch boy, took Q moment

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st. Hyacinthe - mm - .1. Eon- ‘h

(with liltnlibph the icdb mote-

Hallifax (two scalsl — x — G. 13.} lsnor and W. C. MacDonald, both, unchanged.

Queens-Lunenburg - R. H. Win- ters, unchanged.

lnce — J. W. McNaught, um‘

changed. Kings - x —- T. V. Grant, changed.

Ull-

0y Bsex south - x — S. M. Clarlnl changed.

Waterloo South—x-Karl Homuth,‘ unchanged.

Toronto Mlington-D. M. Fie- from Lib.

Grey North -- x-W.G. Case, un-- changed. .

Toronto Broadvlew - x-T. L.

x __ lflChorch, unchanged.

l Bruce, unchanged.

Toronto Parkclale _ x-Hon. A. York EastP-x-R. H. McGregor,

' unchanged.

Toronto Danforth-x-JJ-l. Har- ris, unchanged.

Toronto Greenwood — x-Group] Capt. Danton Massey, unchanged. .

Toronto Devcnport — x- . R3, MacNicol. unchanged.

Northumberland, Ont. - R, E, ‘Drops, gain from Lib.

R a1 - x-C01. A. J. Brooks, un-,

York South _ Col. A. Cockeram,g

unchanged. Stormont - x -- Hon. L. chew, zairii from 0.0.

tier. unchanged.

Winnipeg South Centre — x — iRalph Maybank. unchanged. I dRussell _ J. O. Gour. unchang-

l Hamilton East — x — T. H. Ross, unchanged. York North — J. E. Smith, un- changed. Renfrew South — x - Hon. J. J McCarm, unchanged Northumberland (NB) - J. W. Maloney, gain from Prog. Con. Nipissing — Leo Gauthier, changed. Essex West — D. F. Brown, un- changed. Middlesex West — x — Robert McCubbin, unchanged. Winnipeg South — x — Maj. L. A. Mutch. unchanged.

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Fort William - X — Dan Mc-l w‘

Ivor, unchanged. Sherbrooke - M. Glngues,

' changed.

Montreal Morcier - x - Hon. Joseph Jean. unchanged,

Chamblv-Rouville - R. Pinard, unchanged.

Montreal St. James-R. Beaudry, unchanged. '

Edmonton West - x — A. MacKinnon, unchanged.

Shelburne - Yarmouth - Clnrt~~ L. E. Baker, unchanged.

Joliette - L'Assomption - Mont- calm - G. E. Lapalme, unchanged.

Kamouraska - E. Marquis, un-

'~ changed.

Quebec East - x -- Hon. L. St. ‘Laurent, unchanged.

Montreal St. Antoine - West- mount — x -- Hon Douglas Ab- bott, unchanged.

Queen's (two seats) — x - J. L. Douglas. unchanged. '

Brandon — x - J. E. Matthews,| unchanged.

Grey - Bruce - x — Maj, W. E.’ ,Harris, unchanged.

- York-Sunbury - Maj. H. F. G.‘

Bridger, gain from Prog. Con. Chalrlottc —- Q. W. Stuart. un-

anged, Renfrew North — x - R. War- ren, unchanged.

Lotlblnlere —- x—Lt.-Col. Hughes Lapclnte, unchanged. "

Pontiac — x — W. R. McDon- ald, unchanged.

Gaspe — L. Lamgois, gain from Ind. Cons.

St. Boniface -- Capt. Viau, unchar. ed.

Dorchester - x — L. D. ‘Premb- lay, unchanged.

Provencher — x - Rene Jutras,

I

Fernand

unc . Algoma East — x - '1‘. Farqu- har, unchanged. Portage La. Prairie - x — Harry Leader, unchanged. Melville - x - Hon. J. G. Gar- diner, unchanged. Ottawa. West - x - G. J. Mc- Ilratth, unchanged llmiskamt -

the face of this Photo).

Hon, J.[ |W

F. Lncoln - x-N. J. Lockhart, un- l changed. , Peel - x-Gordcn Graydon, un- changed. ' Cumberland _ x-P. C. Black, un- ' changed, 4 Prince Edward - Lenox - g-G. J. Tustln, unchanged. i Kent (Ont.) - C. E. Desmond, {unchanged Dufferin - Slmcoe -- x-Hon. W. ‘E. Rowe, unchanged. Frontenac-Addington - x-W. R, Aylesworth, unchanged. , Oxford _ K. R. Daniel, from Lilb. i Grenville - Dundas — x-A. C. Casselman, unchanged. Victoria - Carleton - x-H. H. Charlton, gain

Hatfield, unchagged. om p . . Bruce - A. E. Robinson, gain from

gain

Lib

unchanged.

S. White, unchanged.

Srwift Cur-Sent -— T. J. Bentley, g rm“ b- IHUSNEI‘. miXql-bﬁfﬂll)’ with hilmﬂrillllegal stock market operations he Mxginlcrolignelrlncﬁlzaslt e5- x - Angusjkmdness, and what. do you haveihrugns thousands or mo, i011“ MucKeI-lzie XS -A M N! ‘Ofpalhthings, Hollywcods fvfe" driving them to suicide or starva- son unchan a; _ - - ch01‘ m“ ‘IQ-ail! —' Emiald 511101!“ ltrm. out he protests he had no Weqbur g f“ Lt E | Theft“ I10 minim!‘ 01' Ski-lbllntentlon of hurting anyone. It K1 lune: j d . . . B. Mc-lduggery that Hollywood hesitateslstntmy wag a m5; [or my,“ um ‘Adgsmiboiame -E G M’ l Y0 ask 01 Amilld- I! l1 W143i- 091-5 power to impress the (world. gain framed; . . -Cu loughwfor a. bit 0! mayhem 01' milrdeY- Arnold himself is fond of Am- churchm _ -L SH" R s M IAmoldts usually selected. Or if a I ory stuham, Mm, Parkingtoxfl “in from Lib . . . . core, hardlcolled hombre ts needed to cpnnlvlng‘ grandsonqxblaw, who ._ accomplish, by sheer ruthllesness flllillly brings ruin down upon the The Battle-folds and h‘

bell, gain from Lib. Kindersley -— F. E. gain from Lib. Wood Mountain - Hazen Argue,|

J aenicke.

gain from Lll)

Llb_ , - Haldimand - x-Mark C. Senmt

Hastings - Peterborough - x- G " ? l

Toronto High Park - Maj. W. A. ' f‘ -

McMaster, unchanged. I Victoria (Ont) - C. W. Hodg- son, gain from Llb.

Toronto ‘Trinity ~_ Wing Cmdr. L. Skey, gain from Llb. | Durham - C. Stephenson,

gain from Llb. Leeds - G. R. Webb, gain from

York West-x-Rodney Adsmson, unchanged.

Hastings South - x-G. H. Stokes, unchanged.

Lanark - W. G. Blair, gain from

Stanstead - x-J. T. Hacket, gain

| from Bloc Pop.

Lambton West — J. W. Murphy, gain from Lib.

Simcoe North - J. H. Ferguson, gain from Lib.

Huron North - x-L. E. Cardiff, unchanged.

Perth - A. J. Bradshaw, galn| from Lib.

MacDonnell-gatn from L.

Wentworth - 1". Lennard, gain,

East; _ u. o. whllh: gain from Lib.

Norfolk __ T. B. Barrett, gain‘ from Lib

Calgary West -- A. L. Smith, gain from Llb.

Sourls — x-Lth-Col. J. A. R006. unchanged.

Neepawa. - John Bracken, gain from Lib.

C. C. I‘. ELECTED

Cape Breton South - x - C. Gillls, unchanged.

Winnipeg North S. l-l. Knowles, unchanged.

Winnipeg North —- A. S gain from Lib.

Regina Cit —Cnpt. John Probe,

gain from . Saskatoon City R. R. Knight, om Prog. .

Centre 4 x — tewart,

Con

book during a recent visit to the First Canadian u Ileld Marshal Montgomery I Army Headquarte

M“ l rs. - (Canadian Army Overxe|

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Rtgorousiy searched before starting their home- iuard trek, German prisoners are often caught try in to smuggle wealth out of Holland. Here, L.-

Major-General A. E. Wrllfcrd, C.B.E., M.M., E11, Adjutant-General, presents a plaque to Editor, Alb- ert Bouckaort of Lo Soil". Brussels, Belgium, to com- memorate the good fellowship and eta-operation be- tween publishers of the Bclglan ncwspa-ncr and the Canadian Army daily. The Maple Leaf, published in the Lo Solr plant. Witnessing the presentation

- Max Camp-iin politics or on the stock market great. Parkington name,

[guessed n. Edward Almoldl l

B newt

thinks that moviegoers will llkl Amory we, when, in the end, he pleads with his family for help,

Arnold, specialist in screen vtl- and, falling to set it, giva mm. lainy for ma y years

self_u,p to the authorities

Oi. J. C Kallonbergor, o! Wells, BC, finds DutA coins sewn in the lining of a German corporaﬂ

cost.

(Canadian Army

Overseas Photo).

who played hostAcn this occasion at the Country

Club, Ottawa, to a group of Belgian r currently touring Canada. carved from a slob of Canadian l)lr:l1=-r_\'e

airmen (inset) was maple

Tne plaque

with the colored maple leaf and scroll in bas relief. The inscription on the base rend: “To Le Soir from

‘the Canadian Army Newspaper in gratitude is the Belgian Charge dwiffalres, M. Maurice Hcyne, help in time of war." — (Canadian Army Photo).

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