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Winnipeg, Man. Johnson. icy, FO., Regina, Sask. Jones, Paul Reviere, PO.. Walburg, Sack. i

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Wickens, Herbert Asquith, m. Shawvllle, Que.

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Arthur. Ont.

Dangerously Injured Accidentally:

Rakus, Benjamin, PO.. Blen- icint. Ont. ieriously Injured On Active Serv- ice:

Fairway. James Milton, PO..

Verdun. Que. Seriously Injured Accidentally: Jonsson. Alfred Lloyd Axel, F‘.-

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Military Prisoners Riot, Set Fire To Barracks

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INDIANAPOLIS, June l—-(AP) -An army guard was shot and killed, three military prisoners were wounded and six other per- sons were hurt when several hun- dred rioting prisoners set ﬁre to disciplinary barracks at Fort Ben- amin Harrison, 12 miles north of

err, last night. '

Nine barracks buildings were destroyed bv the ﬁre with s loss estimated at $100,000.

An Indianapolis ﬁreman died c! s heart attack while blaze.

Maj.-Gen. James L. Collins, commanding oﬂicer of the 5th Service Command. Fort Hayes, Co- lumbus, Ohio. who was at Fort

Harrison on an ins ection tri at

the time o! the rio, said ind cat- ions were the riot "was s planned

affair.“ i Pic said "prompt and eiiicicnt action alone prevented a mass break."

I Approximately 1.900 of the postﬁslo

2,773 United States Anmy prison- ers were housed in the section in Iwhichthe rioting occurred. Preliminary c h e c ks indicated “none of the prisoners escaped. I Gen. Collins in a report to the _War Department said the immed- iate cause o! the riot was believ=d

.due to extra duty given th pris-‘ ﬁghting thei oners yesterday for infraction oi’ T°"°m°- Ont‘

‘prison rules. All of the rioting prisoners were American soldiers who had been courtmartialed, s o m e overseas. Mani’ 01' them were considered dangerous and some o! them had been convicted for arson, rape and murder.

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SUCCESS W. I.

The Mav meeting o! Success Women's Institute, Grahams Rd. was held at the home o! Mrs. An- gus Green on Wednesday evening the 16th. Meeting opened with Ode, followed by the Creed. Ninc- teeu members and one visitor were present. Minutes oi’ last meeting were read and approved.

The secretary gave the iollmv- ing report: Proceeds from the making o! an autograph ullt, $36.10; proceeds o! Play, $11.70; also Government grant for 11.55

Sgt, Winnipeg. Man. C N

A ADA Kilicd On Active Service: MacDonald. Ian Alastair Nor- man, Sgt, Isle ol Milli. Argyll, Scotland.

Skinner. John, LAC, Winchiield. Hunts, England. Previously Missing 0n Active Ser- vice - Now For Official Purposes Presumed Dead:

Reynolds, Harold Charles Bares- lord, F0, Town or Mount Royal, Que.

Seriously Injured 0n Active Serv- I002 i De Teissier Provost. Alastair. -Sgt., London. England. Znwisza, John, LAC, Windsor,

nt.

Liberated I-‘rlsoners: Bridgman, Edward Fleming-H.- LlsuL, Winnipeg, Man.

l Brown. Donnld Bellows, WO.,

‘Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.A.

Brown, Kingsley Ewart. FL-Lt...

West Jeddore. NB.

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Bruce, Norman, Bums. John Daniel, PO.. Mark-i ‘ham. Ont. tAlbert Sutton, WO.,

g Carroll, Wgirlisor. Agnh oes, t- ur Cam ll, FL-Lt" Vancouver, B.C. PM i Daugherty, John Hanham. !O., Chatham, Ont, Dow. Henry Robinson, D.I".CI., W.~C.. Toronto. Ont. Downing. Edmund James, 1'0, Peterborough. Ont, Downs, John ltiilton. Il-Lieut" Homewood. Man. Forster. Frederick William, WO., Windsor, Ont. Fraser. Bruce Alexander Manson. WO., Vancouver, BC. Gifford, Melville Harrison. PO.. Sherbrooke, Que. Gillespie, William Chcll Chsttan, PO.. Winnipeg. Man. Golds, James Delbert, FL-Lieuh, Guelph. Ont.

was received. The sum oi’ .1332, was voted towards prizes in the: Junior Cali Club. |

The school committee reported: having visited the school and had‘ the classroom floor scrubbed. The] following school committee for June was a pointed: Mrs. John MacGregor, isses Mary McKay and Evelyn Brown.

The Red Cross convenor report- ed having received 2 pairs men's pyjamasz pairs khaki gloves, 3

airs Air Force gloves, 2 khaki onf sleeved sweaters and three quits.

It was decided to extend an invitation to the Pleasant Valley Y.P.8. to repeat their concert in Graham's Road l-Iall, followed by

“We Dispense An!

Prescription" Institute dispense with lunches at luggage during sugar rationing . p .

~ Several items oi’ correspondence

1 n, L, ‘were read. inctlrudinkr‘; lettﬁrs from oys overseas an ng t e mem-

NYII Dflllill rgbiastor boxes o! cats and ciga-

l" l.“ we“ Mrii. John MacLeod acting as than; i" auctioneer conducted a sale n!

a sale of ice cream. An unani- mous vote was passed that the

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Henderv. Alexander Robert Church. 170.. Montreal. Que.

Kinnis, Arthur George, 1'0, Trail, BC

Krentzl. nerbert. mo, womim, Man

McDevitt, Donald Raymond, PO.. Hughenden, Alta.

Pepper. Manville Bancroft, Fl.- Lleut. Vernon, B. C.

Richards. Herbert William, WO., Athabaska, Alta

ennui. w..." Ilodingto. wo, Cupar, Sask. er n Teskey. John Mark, FL-Lieut, @unw.mr

home cookingniwliich iresliie-d the sum of $21.00.

Meeting closed with The King to meet next month at the home oi‘ Mrs. Earle Murray, roll call to be answered with “Better Eng- lish Hints." Lunch was served by committee in charge.

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.MANOl-&'I‘HR. Etllllmd — (Q) -— The Cotton Conciliation 00m- mittee has awarded all adult work- ers in the cotton industry a flat- hate wage increase of seven stilli-

of itasualtios ~

mom. cmmmv an rololl _ N - 52%». ﬁaﬁ“ Imam, n.- ‘Q- n-nt,

King. ‘Phonics Clement. 1'0, 0t- McDonald, Gogdon Alexander, Victor, WO., Wal- Milne, William Ilmry, Islet" Sinclair, Temple Roderick, Bet. Previously Missing On Active Ser-

"room

Campbell. Russell Archibald. Sgt. Glace Bay._N. B.

Clarke, Donald Wallace, PO.., Montreal West. Que.

Croll. Ian Bruce, FL-Licut, To- ronto, Ont.

Davey, Dennis Arthur, F0.

Gee, Melsom Henry Walter. 1'0. William George Wes- 8t. Leamms. 'Wiiliam Clothicr. 1b.,

Leaside, Ont. Lee, Jack Griffin. Hwhieut. To- l rcnto, Ont. l Murphy, Gerald Francis, llt-sgt ; Montreal. Que. ‘ Rodgers. Herbert Henry, PO

Saruk, Mifhael Alexander, WO.,

SCilafé Leonard, Iii-Sgt" Burst- as .

Smith. Arthur Roy, WO., Ed-

Swsn. John Kerr, PO.. Montreal. Frederick Arthur Ern-

Taylor. android Herbert. PO.. Wall, Adolph LeRoy. 20., Stock- Webb, David Arthur, PO.. Fair-

iddess. Edward Henry, 1'0. Vancouver, B. C. Wilson, Norman Andison. PO..

Previously Missing Believed Drown- Otfioial Purposes

in s cold and hoetﬂ is My Father's world, I rest me in

Bible study session o! the Qilllﬂth’ School was held, under the di» - tiun of Mr. It. J. Rupert. immig- ately following the service oi’ mom- inhworship.

ducted by Mr. Levy with

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~’.—_'_‘__Tf.i ' THE BAPTIST CHURCH at l1 am. was

Morning worship conducted by the Rev. I. Judson Levy, 13D, with sermon "Evidence ol God's Care.“ In the New Testa- ment lesson of the morning from Saint Matthews Gospel Jesus il- lustrates this eternal truth oi the love and care oi mankind. Jesus uses simple things to point his massage. The farmer sowing the seed points the way the word tails upon the world and its receptionﬂ the ploughmanls task recalls to steadfnstness and purpose. n finding God in natu-re but ﬁnding in nature the story of God's pro- vidence. Jesus learned the truth in communion with God and ii- lustra-ted it through nature. If we are not blind to beauty we sh see that we live in n beaut l world. in the glory of the ilowerg, in the sunset. in the dawn there is bemzy ccyond reproduction. t. Father Almighty is a

beauty and order, what tragedy that man should labour to des- tr '

oy. Take no thought, says Jesus. be not anxious. be not worried. over all things there is a presiding pow- er of tender love, we are not t e would. "

the thought." Wesley's "Lead Me Lord" was the anthem oi’ the morning. The

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Gaul..." (1164-1642) ‘ Ian-u d?! npmu telescope,‘ carried on numb in magnetism 4nd gravitation, discovered tbeprinnjllc of tbapendu. Irma. Cantriuy M previous nacbirig, be maintained tbat bodies of diﬂmnt weiglrkfalI with the some wlocity; Wbon challenged m pron this rbrovy,

be dropped 4 ten-pound that and 4 one-pound rbotfronn tba top of tbs Leaning Tower of Pisa.

To Ibo amazement of Ibo University student: cndjacnlty gatbmd M m tbs experiment, botb wnjgbn ruclnd tbs ground a! tbe same time;

1N our own day, as in Galileo's time, research has opened the door to discoveries which have ind far-reaching results.

In 1921, sales of Canadian Nickel were discouraging. Then the Nickel industry inten- siﬁed its research endeavours. Year after year new ways were sought in which industry could use Nickel to make better products.

Sales of Canadian Nickel began to increase. They doubled a ; a and trebled. Mines were enlarged. New plants were built. More men were employed. Great beneﬁts came to Canada.

In the years after the war, Nickel research laboratories will push on their search for new uses for Nickel.

The information collected by International Nickel through years of’ metal research is available stall times to Canadian engineers, designers and metallurgists who need better materials for better products.

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