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Gandhi's Power

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{hunt-o lit/til» illt: rmllalih Iladies, B 1 i n d c r an Holds Sgcurely “"'" ' ' ‘ " ' ' ‘ ' T" '_ (‘nlrlllnl \\ hite. Beige, “\|_’_‘°“”' __ 1 m illlv n.) V PQWELL) _ ﬁ _ SUM-hm lhirn It. 1- e e n, Pl ice — ‘ i cAtlkl-ltjiil 5hy(8\r||_-(bP) f . . llii~l iiiid “inc. >1 Ladies’ Mesh Panties. an , e 1; (he Congress of M05lem'l joining the Congress In arRoarlngyr Days i.,.-,... __ .__ _ . Tm Rose and White. y ill 1 Biliar éungilﬁ.‘ Prague-hit tug-o xoélﬁélxlglga cglkfgjl: ‘ ‘ , - d j . itriziiia an ' * ' ' ii-..>.i . ti» llhllch iilt‘ (‘Zlttil Sizes Small‘ medlum an I l’ "ihliqh he 15 ‘mt Moslem Iikague 5on1“? “m d Na. . . _ , - , , largo, Price of inc Congress. _'1"119 TTlbl-lne. H H" l1" e , i. .1 4i I l‘ > i llimm>tlu~ . c lzi . i ;- 11m‘- I, am tionalist newspaper in Lahore, said -——— . h“, _ q; u,» 5 piui‘ — -— -— —' lhis W}, p)... m,“ o; the Mauliuia makes no practical LONDQN, May 8 —(CP) - The u‘; I i ' I . I he t‘ cl he wanted contribution towards solving the rip-clearing days when Members to , l I. Prii-i- -- Ladies‘ Silk Ptlntltfﬁ- llndcpu“ bu; {vouhj congress Party‘: important pro- of Parliament dressed to kill and - » a w .' qt T91 Rose and “Mite, ‘.110: prec. e a ')0il ical campaign blem 0i i“ n?" 5WD- Ifliteﬂd- Could and ‘Vimld drink ihemwvci l.i'.iil\‘.* i-liill “is l __ ‘ “l. d 1hr the the coiiiitrv like most COﬁisl 551719"- he 15 w?‘ “m!” the table in 5 room only 5 (i loves. Sizes small, mt Him a“ "zis n ~ lie had of... tent to leave the matter entirely few Wfds from the House of Com- 1‘ to Gandhi's discretion. lnotis were recalled when Walter

m“; m‘ lime" Erskine, Deputy Serj-cant-at-Arms,

. i "overtime-ht. . . .. ., f‘, .. ictircd after 40 years service, i lhgimro "s d lholiiuioécttliiersiiiilg c d‘ w rt. ' anliioliissoiistaniiieis glerljizgit-tiizm ‘rirril ill I t after the virtual a . “

- _. . .. _ in order —officlally "to attend the

no‘pili_,qpfg_ iipiflkei‘. {to curry out girections for

“ ‘ _ u tie main ciirince of or er. to arrest»

‘hi, strangers when necessary. to ex-

hmL ~ ecutc warrants for contempt. and

W“, being to bring persons in cusipdy bcfo'e

ics if neces- thsrhgnlinigreisitiiigrﬂiliigiatlon made

m m for a GROUP CAPTAIN HAROLD on Frskinels retirement conoenv

EDWARDS AIR MEMBER FOR PERSONNEL CANADIAN Alt COUNCIL

(By The Canadian Press)

Few men place greater stress on discipline than uroup Captain Harold Edwards of the Ruyai Cau- adian Air Force. because _hc and this nndtl1ﬂt_ A barrel of knew the importance of (iiscipline, “hhkv was alwﬂvs on m“ once was able to make two escapes from ‘whsh the mhm ‘(.35 _,,decorr,bed_ a German prison guards iii the Fir-it iworkwiaii fell insensifle as he be- Gre“ w"- . inﬁll t0 strip the pacer from the

That the escapes fuilcd in the 5W3“ m, was overccnu, b‘, the end was not, 1115 faulh But without ‘fumes of the whisky which, in the discipline they ncrci" could‘ have .‘,,,hr5,. n; wars. had mmregnawd progressed as for as they did. ac- qhh “~,,-1paher_ ' cording to the Air MeiiibLi" tori A“ (lyﬁt “m3 around 1335 "h". Personnel of the All‘ Counci. w... Eh -. hmqh- Md nwvca to

Edwards —“Gus" to those who Shem“. , chm-h a‘, ‘h. on," end know him well -reoeived i115 pre- im- (he hhihhh. romwi... m, m,

office of a former scrierint-at-Arms named in a clubby manner Gossct/s Room " It ivns situated at one end of the Parliament buildings.

Hcre. it is said. certain M Ps used to spend a good deal of their spare time discussing Parliament

‘mom ed fill unused

party ..

years - is not

Rim: i ti. il(‘llti_\‘ i”-

Fallh in Principles

-' ‘ Vi?! faith in truth, non- ‘ nril ' rklia

who side with "tsiiripers sunport ‘OJIHHHQ that the n and the in-

ves of the Cannes Sent a . ~ a Pwmmlem i559 “l1 3 and noinlmcnt of Erskine Senior a: m’ .ff,‘;ll<\v(i)tllcuinhii;sé ma dlgvlﬂghten his my? thtfit the 3.. .-,._..,t_at_,.,.,,,_,_ qr‘- 1O [he com dlsclplne ‘he {Dull ‘ll 0n ,0“ 5m“ Walter Flrskineﬂs retirement > cess be it milli3l‘) oi oiicruis. and {Wm n". p.110. of ‘v,,s;m|m,er_ _ m b‘, Hugged‘ Bose espﬁcially necessary‘ in aii- farce ac- ‘hm; mu]? ,... u... a-vhghar of Pap ha“, no such llléile-‘i- 1 h r o‘ an recnmm ilihiiienis--»l~.rc-ke a liiik in a chain Bonn] Provincial Eh! n8 BARF d m B “l to. service begun in 1835. 'I‘heri Sir Vlllllllliifﬁ“ backbone of for t e R’ '. ‘m ' a? Te I’ William Gnsset was opnointcd Ser- . ish Commonwea i Ar raiun, jeanhahArms and for 10,-‘ com

has been ' iiie inalii Congress ‘plwc anti the For-

plan Ybiut- the; men who come litig- der m ne never) worry o Se"vpd as Shun t‘ _. h Whmpsentm at gﬁatly about the discipline he calls Wiitrgihtiesi olimgpgllgl hlsiliQgwi. “ a - ..» l“ er, sh ‘is’! . . ~ Alihcaofrfriziliii" n L‘ the kind member‘ o‘ ‘my ‘Val’ M- P-S dress. “Miiiiblbeisixiioiivii mcouhmnd “We °p_ oramlzatlon with a lob w do. sick afinvﬁ seem to think that iinv we position y. at. oppmivion there was {grsmseglﬁfvlvﬁsoklxgegeuraéhié Egg: ggiiig?’ rare road enough for th: vw . . , P ' CQnIi‘.f“Qi.Yl1ZETh,Nd.YTU-" the 30m‘ thing as giant as the R. C. A. F’ 5a ' ‘ v f,“ lmﬁiwpw e"- Edwards. whose blue eyes tvrinklc t ¢ ‘L U. tm‘ he M“ n“ as he talks. speaks in the manner ‘33in.IT<~...{:.,.I,‘;Q,Q;?TCH‘; staged a“ of a man who has seen a lot of he ‘}-n’n;;_.5,, mm m‘ arm“ “e” things and people and puns a good ,‘,.e,.,,;,_ gr, ‘y, tllﬂf} _“"“‘~K°d deal of faith in his fellow man. .- .. ri rac MS ois aticnd- “Dlsﬂpune and exmency go

sccutive years. Gossets and Erskines

Preparation of The Brooder Pen

in! tho official session. His main i» . ——- ,. h d in h d, he told news ap-

mmiif-l G Fm“ 3W‘ the Egiiiéfl. "Thienalr force can succiirss- (Expcrlmwlal Fifi"! N!"

Cm‘ 0 ‘ w "Mining t” fully carry out its misson only

Ell’, ilnl'.lr,q;i'°“l_li;gi 3:62‘: when the entire personnel is train- peghemclefcigglrﬁss °i the FY0066!

a r - cc “uh the ‘British ed t° “my °“" “dm ‘manly “d the’ ditiliikiilg ioiiniiiiiigrtieiiiiiiiotanog

with full co-ordination."

Edwards flew in the First Great War with the Royal Naval Air Ber- vioe and on April 14, 1917. he was

emphasized too strongly, because sanitation is one of the major fac-

EON-linen‘ on Congress tors in the economic prtxtucairm oi

Bitter iiiziiqs were said about the Concrcss leaders and they re-

._.- .. JASPER PARK IN however, the grass has never been .\'l-I\\‘ SPRING LRESS ‘in such unifonnly good condition 1st this tiiiie, he said. An elk fence WZYNIPICLi, .\i.i.‘l., May 9~-Tllei'e . was constructed to keep animals was "i lack ziie ‘.\ill- lot‘ the course. "Never before in the i . (Kiiiaiian many 1on1; years 1 have been a "s grecnskceper have I ever seen a 201i course conic through a winter so soundly true and even as did the course zit Jasper this year", declaicd ‘the goif expert.

ecprr u‘. tile iaurlmz this

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As (iormnn cartographers drew up this mail l0 "lllilfili-e mm much closer the Nazis moved to Great Britain with their hllllllf"! to llu- iiortli. ‘flu; black lines show air distances from points in Ilen- nmrk aiul Norway to strategic centres in l-Jnliilllli. tiﬂillﬂnd ﬁll!‘ U"? northern islnitds. (‘ompicle control o! these Scandinavian centres would place illtlﬂilfl’! at Nazi base! within striking distance of Brit- ain. The whiii- lilies show. by comparison, illstlnces from the Ger- r-u North Sea coast to Britain. ‘ _, _V

chicken-g states M. H. Jenkins Head Poultigvinan, Dominion Ex-i porimeiital Fawn, Nappan, N. 5,, In Preparing the brooder pen for

shot down behind the enemy lines. captured and sent to a. German prison camn at Kolmar where he and two other British prisoners

r-iprorntozi in kind. The Congress Rialitlst prcss nltrirlzs Bose fierce- lv. The Pafiii "Searchlight" for in.

stn . remarks that he ha. -

nrhgrnhhlﬂnd ;nm.,.h.11nd,,1ged‘ *1‘; were placed behind bars together. Ytllullgreftlléfgsiﬁsuiléliyuglllli!ﬁﬂlgglﬁmitah-

ma r-wncvc, t rcca is that. Bose v i ' “m Ninth‘; “go but A cake of soap. at a premium 11111161)’: (i) The ceiling. walls. and

." ii;'l

Al‘ iliahri-i “Lcnrier" says the _ iriljlln < policy of fomcnting tlVil s "'1 ‘end on'_v to violence and mohoci-ar} and should be 0p- ivoscd "in over" ircll-ivishcr 0i‘ In- dia. It adds Roses principal object is merely to wrest. wnvor from the Conﬁrms. hiizh command and occupy Gandhi's runs’ inn.

The conference was less spec- tacular than usual because of un- expected rainfrill and the difficulty of reaching tho site. Mnulrinn Abul Knlmn Azad Coiizrriws president

then in Germany as now. was trad- i T100!‘ are tlllifollliiily brlﬂhed down ed to a guard for a liacksaw hlnde land the dirt. removed. (2) The pen while friends smuggled the piison~ is hosed to soften any dirt that ers a tiny compass and mam. Ed- may have hardened into the walls wards placed his fellow prisoners and thus permits more thorough as sentrleo to watch the German cleaning. (3) '1')“, whip, and 110°;- guards on their ﬁlo-up and 20-down are scrubbed with a. lye solution guard duty and sawed through the ti; oz. can to 5 gallons of water). bars oi’ a window himself. This is followed with a disinfect- Ongdthbee bars werle cat disnllpllnc ant solution (used according w cgun u cauise Ion _v “re pr sonrer the directions of the manufacturer), “.2. '"'..°s“<*.. if: <4’ m c" ‘We we a ~- gmn a: ha! “F; g rztﬁacelgcl; 5w move cleaning solutions and then sentry on his next trlii past bwould “i-“XOM M1) Mr and dry‘ ma‘ brood‘ rioiiceHiou-iing out ofiiieiviiiv (will bcvethZi-iwbuaﬁ? ‘Rt’. w,‘

Once free of their prisons the fgedjng equtpmhlli; ‘QC i “ikohé ruizmvea spent w nights trying w over i. o... same malméi. (a) 5°‘°J‘i..“§‘3§§iild§°l‘;.d3i...§i?” .222 W“ c“ some“ 109111“! hiking and cold we-t 35d thoroughly dried. fresh litter of hungry following a three-day rain iailitihtilihshlﬁlilbmzfingi gileipsiigaiymsfgii l-ciglepliuggliegyiihﬁﬁiféigmguilggrlﬁgge F10 hrrocder stoves and regulate

Returned to Kolmar each pris- grmraefew days below me oner spent two weeks in solitary ' confinement and a second attempt to escape ended when. after digg- ing a hole in their cell wall they were discovered in the cellar of lhc University that was being used as a detention base.

Edwards, a native of Lancashlre. Enaland, came to Canada as s boy and crew up in Nova Scotln. He joined the Royal Naval in i915 and later was transferred to the Royal‘ Naval Air Service where he served as a fighting pilot in ﬁance un- til German tracer bulle‘s sent him down behind the enemy lines.

WILL MOVE—ADDRESs

OTTAWA. Mav 7 -—~/CP\ _._ Hrrziics Lanointc. ncwlv -oleclrd member of the House of Commons for lntblniere and son of Justice

inister Mp0 te. will move the nddress in renlv to thi- speech from

ﬂilll“, SPRHIS, 3°" "um-Es- i112.‘has”.riz".c*;iaii*..r*i:f

i a inlgiaiitrics Sinclair. member for Van» MURRAY

' couvei north. will secmiri the ad-I ilress. Both are Liberal members. I fmDAY ‘om orrrawa Mav v mom Jun-l - * Mr" -~— a"~.".'.§:"rc:i¢.::i.r?°:¢";m:2":r: 1 “°""°*"—

nizAiliisiniic imiimir ".=~',:.-.:;.'.:.;';';;.';:"srqgiigg: g; “TWP” ‘""

the some 90st in Halifax.

and a nfrxslcm iliiziio. hardly pos- sessed the pditiciil stature of his Jmmcdlnte predecessors.

| Azadis speech on the desirability

i THEATRE l. i “Frontier Marshal" With-

RANDOLPH SCOTT NANCY KELLY

SOURIS ITﬁiuTzsTZY 9o.

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Motherw Day, May 12th-

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Undies! i

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