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OTTAWA, Aug. 12 —(CP) —-TWO of the busiest 000910 111 31111114"- the _Governor-

‘know Canada. and its D0010. 0111 ‘in addition to normal du es they ‘have taken on the Job of encour- ‘aging and stimulating the county's wai effort in every way possible.

Since he was swom in at Ot- ,tawa, the Earl of Athlonn, usually ,attired in the uniform o! a Brit- ish major-general, has visited, a- imong other things. the headquart- lers of the three aimed forces. the ‘llhblOllﬂl research council. and sev-

,eral local factories engaged in war

work.

l-le officially opened No. 2 ser- vice flying training school at near- by upianos airport, inspected var- ipus military units. and last week journeyed to Petawatva. 0nt.. to observe military operations there. He has addressed several clubs 1n Ottawa. and attended many bene- fl

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Princess Alice spends much time ,a\vay from Ridcau Hall also. She was guest of honor at a ceremony lat. Rockcliffe Air Station. when she received a $100,000 Bolingbrolke .Bcuiber donated by the Imperial iorder, Daughters of the Empire. I She often accompanies the Gov- ernor-General on his visits. and has herself a number of things to lattcnd to, such as visits to hospi- tals Red Cross headquarters, and lGirl Guide cannps. She travelled to PHHWEWI, with the Earl of Ath- ionc and opened a hostess house at Pembroke, Ont. on the way. i Throuuhcut the parliamentary session two lllOYlllllflS a iveek were aside by the Earl of Athlone to

l ieroive members of parliament and 1 talk over conditions in t-he various I constituencies.

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i selves small log hut-s. I One New Brunswick regiment Qlias solved the long-standing prob- ilem of what. to do with old razor s blades. They are dropped into e. € convenient knothole of a tree. l Beds have been built out of sup- Wings. Rough benches have been lmade from small trees. But there's not-hing primitive u- . bout the eooktciit equipment. These lsoldlers don't have to waste iiheir time collect-in kindling wood and then rubbing wo sticks together to 1 light a. fire. All the cooking is done with a sort of blowtorch, using gasoline as fuel. This type of stove also has the advantage of not be- traying the position of the troops by any telltale wisp of smoke. There are fireless cookers for stews. big thermos bottles for tea and coffee and all sorts of other ingenious gadgets to ensure that the men get well cooked food. Napoleon said that an

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stairs to ﬁnd him. Suppose he had gone home! She discovered him, however, in the kitchen calmly fin- Lshing his dinner, while Roxie, still 210i. elllil-lll? friendly, watched him

0s y. 5110 returned to the living-room

e girl was perched upon a. shef of rock, while the man stood close beside her. His right arm was around her ivaist. her left hand curled about his neck. Both were smiling broadly. c.1141 the girl's right. hand waved an lmpudent greeting.

“Do look that way when I smile?" wondered Joyce. “so . . . so self-conﬁdent and . . saucy?” She stared at the picture. “Neil has a nice smile. There's something aiboult. it that's quieter and more sincere than Hills‘ grin.

There was a short row of books standing on the desk top, held in place by two heavy bronze boars; and a basket in which she found stationery and leaflets inscribed "Packed Fruit Packing 60., Inc, Manzanita Cal." So that was Neil's business.

she could ﬁnd no pen with which to address the brown envelope, and decided to take it to her own room to prepare for mailing. Before she. left the desk, however. she discovcr- i ed something which 50?. hci- heart

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h vice-regal activities includes this _ . L svcek a visit to Camp Borden. Soon ‘:22 gglglgggéaeﬁfldiltéleae{Saga 1 1 they will start on a fall tour of with a belegrmn on ‘ego; them s1 ‘111 A 50"" °l the Principal cm“ mg“? “Please mall brown ElIVElODB-lﬂlt ed in war work in Eastern Canada. on my desk to me hotel blackawne _ i1. 101g; u d k In All Sizes and Type: a a u w ere w N ’ i’ . t- l ‘ a deredlJoyce. algae: ‘Silos glalviglsld ( anad wins (‘$1117 0" 113515 5351?.“ liliﬁlltéﬁlévliurlgalﬁ y: "Impf0VlS€” wwlilllllke as a. desk lll it. | ,. en she had ﬁnished her din- l cheerfully u’. iliftiﬁilibih? t CANADIAN F1 HEADQUAR gm“ thterdl‘ immegimtely‘ lghellle mulst l ~_ ELD - easuyor“en"somewere n1 f ,-. TERS, someivliere-in-England, the house. Perhaps they even called 1y Trained to move fast iaxsildiglt hard. ‘l: ﬁtéllibrafilytfnwhere wOégl ti‘: the?‘ - the First, Canadian v on s 0 P0 00 011 S08E05 01" learning w do without lsome {starlet 31$; g;ot111gt§re1=ﬁ, wasogoli: ' - be u men 8 1'0 . 1 (‘t sillnxllld rlrorlnpeda gcalllsp illrikllng pgwgr the wing opposite her own boudoir. ' Sh dld t ._ 5m gin the event of a German invas- do‘; in ti‘? drgsrnzngé'm "t-yusmg COOK’! KlllVﬂ — 110%“! $17M - ' a 1- 11w , or iterate :12...“ it. :2: .i>:"2..r:: "m K“"°‘,r ° °' ""' T‘ llllliletsﬁlingxlllenslpllglltgncllallllgyéflli: t’? $3M’ 005- '1" 1116 M111 Opposite “mo” i“ ‘merit. is not ieuaiiy available tlv 5,, '°°“‘ °°’- 1 . ‘ ' l1 h tri ‘ soon find a natural substi- ‘mtg? 851“: rfgnlznwijegilf: hgdbulmgxf. j “' : This is no hardship m soldiers Q“; fffﬁ; 1E2 ‘h‘§,f&§°“§n’?.§ 1 Tl iwlth experience Q1 111111111112. 11511- middle of this luminous clrcle lay FY0111 1-0 35 i H, jlTlg or trapping in the Canadian the object o; he; seal-ﬂu a 1on8 c . I , a“ woods. In fact. they 11111011 prefer brown envelope. "Well, that was , d5 _ihe wild beauty of c camp in the easy, thought, Joyce, 151love‘; 9 __. . m. ‘woods to the bleekness of snny crossed the floor, IOOkIngt m 5 l barracks. room with interest. Who. his , m Some of the bivouaos an snide {$111111 of; htihah dagger of A, affairs just a roof of bmghs Jo 0e lard-o aermusdosk to z , C, ‘propped up on short poles. Oth- ﬂy w Own e 0X- R ,ers are mone elaborate with a H11 110 11 511110-10 11017021111311 1111-1119 A- ‘framework of saplings covered with "mm clrefmly- 9 P10111101 which . j , p, l cedar branches and ferns. A few 5h°l"°d a ma“ and 9- 11191411’ gm- W95 _ iof the men have even built thom- 32:1“ V ‘m m“5em°m °I 9' mm“

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raised tho Queen‘: Own Cameron Highlanders and the Fort Garry Horse as 2nd division units and started recruiting 3rd and 4th di\~ lsluii battalions.

In Regina recruiting also is in full swing for the Regina Rifle Regiment and other the services. From Saskatoon, the Saskatoon Light Infantry

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o I 111110191102: ggdils 5122113211‘; B‘? thumping with mingled pain and over north Saskatchewan have been , v ese a an ' s , .- .‘ _ . . . - _ (All Time at. Eastern bland-dld) o - a marcii. its a mechanized ad- Erllldiliughdlliglleoglailgd adleogllrqllail-rlal and me being ‘saluted I: 11111100» ‘ pen, she found a tow loose snap- sand Men To 5w ++++e+o¢++0++o+o+++e+o¢ Nor is there anything primLive Show . m‘ 1100111- 1110 1110010511 B110 09111111 0Q- One picture Joyce lingered over. The Edmonton Regunent rep- ‘_ MTQNCTON. N. 13-. Aug. 12- uipment which guards the health It was Neil sitting beside a sweei- y resented northern Alberta in the wEpNEsDAY, ALGlhI l4 Elilihdlllgnilglllllly’ to ‘a charge of the tirops. t faced elderly “Iﬂlfrirhll against adbtiok- I153; d1\.i51nn_ 0mm. troops are in y 1 1 10m r1 r Gaiuin. lmgei - Camou limped trucks, hard to spo ground of inses. hat “as uii oubt- | sumlner tl-amlng m. have “one

crlly his mother. She wondered if Mrs. Packard were living. and if so, what she thought of Frills.

amid the sun-flocked foliage. turn. out to ‘be small mobile hospitals with u large assortment of bottles,

overseas. In the Calgary area 16 Alberta units were mobilized at the outbreak of war.

iporner man later fatally injured DJL. ‘ill an auto accident the same eve» ‘lllllil, Mrs. Ada snodgress was sen-

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25 5 m‘ meg ' 3L1 810110111111 10911110111 I1F0§01‘\'¢‘< U10 usual the ripening grain commands . . * ' - hool is in operation. At. Bran- - .. m authentic atmosphere of a regular attention of the prairie people but .52)“ an ah. “no nmnm“ n18 BUSY liiglt-powered lu S Ol Maritime . _ , .. g pool 1 _ 9 _ _ TOM" ldeml-“S “m” "Mr" ""1 “ 11i- 1110 $01111’ 111111? 1110111 1S evidence lprovides for 1.700 recruits prior to ports porlorm a ozen serviceslorincommg

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bandages and instruments. The mobile dental units are com-

the murmuring pines and the hem- ilocks, the dental unit of a Sask-

tabieful of oiit-of-date magazines in the waiting room.

od that of the total immigrants to come to Canada from Jan. 1 to

June 30. only 744 came from other

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Far from the sea, prairie mcn are training fnr naval duty. Win-

WINNIPEG. Aug. l1-—(CP)—-!is

of resources and manpower being mobilized from the lnkehcnd to the

with new vigor. is still in progress. Winnipeg has become the artil- lerv centre for the West and troops

the No. 2 elementary flying school were rushed to completion and the

their assignment to n school. Work on a service Training school at.

Elsewhere. aside from manufacture of military clothing in urban cen- tres. greatest wartime industrial

an outgoing ocean greyhounds. Fine seomcimhip ls needed to warp the great

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n l 12:40 a m —A Talk in Ehirzlish rlom 1.156 compared with 1.742. Re- art of the western army command “ » 1

. I ' (ANADIAN NATlo~Al numb, T‘ .n,, H _ JZK d d! m U “ed E time chemical plants and other lb- lll! I ' I H, NLWYWMM m “M”, t - s 112971 0111). , gurus ‘gene ans froth swan m‘ ave sent more than 1.000 men wlnfﬂneg factory-s an. pngaged 1n

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