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The regulations—on the tucks for many years-mean servicemen, other than candidates, may not address meetings even if they don civilian Clothes. Thus, the only uniforms allowed at meetmgs would be those ,of the candidate on the platform or servicemen in the audience.

Sewicemc-n may not deal in any way with party funds and may not participate in an election as

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OOILSIGGNG “partisan work." I Regulations governing activlnies of service candidates he-ve bran frelaxcd so they can get leave im- :niediately after dissolution oi 'pai~lfament or legislature and, at their own discretion, wear uni- forms while campalsnhie- PW viously, they could not a991,)’ 1°!‘ cave unti the election writs were issued , uffolk. mshmP (Clfﬁvibuiﬁiii Psoulsen has retired

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om I-‘Ilosillhol Suit Against Leading Ontario liberal Paper

TORONTO, June d _ Premier Drew announced today h , had tiled suit against the Toronto) ﬁler and its publllnher, Jcséeph L,

t-Ulllo lee lIIll-IQIU 8100,. 000 for libel. sult- wn the re. suit o! nu editorial in which Mr. Drew alldjhajtnr hul_ claimed

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The editorial referred to char by Mr. Jolllffe that the Prong: ‘maintained n paid political police crcc.

In u statement, the Premier sold the suit would "put an end co out- rageous attacks on men and women In public life o! the kind l have been subjected to, and the libel ac- ﬂan which commenced today wlll l: prcloednto judgment for

e _. o j . llm and decency in public llfe." ,

Meanwhile, there was no lndica. tlou when the 111%“ into the charges by Mr. Jo fe would get underway.

Postponement of Student Training

(By The Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, June ti-Postponement of milit training for Canadian students s been extended until further notice and letters o! in. structions to that eﬂect are being sent to divisional registrars re- s nsible for regional administru.‘ ton of selective service, Labor lldinlster lilllitchclts office an- nounced today.

'1lhe statement said that upon entering employment, students come under selective service civil_ ian regulations and must obtain work through the local employ. ment offices.

It added that the divisional registrars will be forwarding let- ters to students advising them of the extension and telling them if they leave their studies to seek employment they must do so through selective service.

The letter will add that if the student becomes a technical per. son upon graduation, he may seek employment without reporting to

onion List of casualties

ROYAL CANADIAN All I0 OVERSEAS Killed On Active Service: Arnold, William Beresford, 1b., Kingston, Ont. Klersy. William Thomas, DID. and Bar. 5-1... oronto. Ont. Min O

heviously n Active larv- lce-Now Rcpo Snlo-Unltod Kingdom:

Church, Stansisy Arthur, P0. Prince Albert, S . l‘ ' _, Missing On Active 88V- icc—Now For Official Purpose: rraumed Dead:

Allen. Ethan. D120, .10., Ins Angeles. Caliih, USA.

Goldfinch. John Henry Baton. P0.. Peace River, Alta.

Pentland, William HarryJDllﬁC, 5-1.... Calgary. Alta.

CANADA

Previously Missing 0n Acllvu lerv- lce-Now For Official Put-poly! I‘. ’ Dead:

Whttc. Albert Stanford, D.I".C., F'l.-Lieut., Windsor, Ont.

ROCKFORD SQUAD! SCHOOL

Honor Roll for May.

Grade X: 1. Helen Roach: 2, Edna Power; 3. Maureen Mc- Guignn.

Grade IX: i. Bethany MacDon- ald; 2, Mary Roberts; 3, Noun Connolly. a

Grade V111: i. Beverley Fits- Gcrald; 2, Flora Gillies; 3, Cath- erine Peters.

Grade VII: 1. Joan Lund; 3, Jean Thompson. Shirley Glllis.

Grade VII: 1. Mary Doucette; 2, Auxiie Martin; 3. Shirley Nick-

erson. Grade VI: l. Irene Mclnnil. Grade V1: 1. Doris Coady; I, Barbara Gallant; 3, Leah Dufiy. Grade VI: 1, Marion Kelly, Dor- otltity; Cannon; 3, Shirley Dou- e .

Grade V: 1, Joan Connolly; i. Bernadette Rcssiter; S, Byivis Chandler.

Grade V: 1. Colette Hagan: I, Arlene Saunders; 3. Betty Anne

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Galla t Grade IV: l, Mary Cheveril: Zullelda Joseph; 3. Evelyn Dou-

ce e. Grade IV: 1, Melinda Doimn, McEwen; 3, Mary Gel-

2, Betty lant.

Grade III: 1. Ann Flynn; I. Bernardirie Hennessey; 3. Shirley Coker.

Grade III: 1. Anne Bradley: I.

selective service, but any contract for such employment must be up“ proved by the wartime bureau ail technical personnel.

To lnterate Service of Victorian Nurses

(By The Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, June 5_Plans to in- tegrate the service of the Victor. lan Order of Nurses with govern- ment health measures were put forward today by Miss Elizabeth Smellie, chief superintendent of the Order, in her report of the year's work at. the annual one_day meeting here. attended by more than 200 members from across Canada.

"The meeting was hold in the ballroom of Rideau Hall with the Governor-General. Patron, and Princess Alice, honorary president. attcndiniz. J. W. McConnell of Montrea. publisher of the Mont. real Star, re.elected president of the Order. was chairman.

“With health insurance and oth- er medical care plans in prospect, the Order, ns a specialist organiz. ation existing primarily for core of the sick and for teaching in the homes of the people requiring nursing care. has a deﬁnite con- tribution to make." said Miss Smeliie.

“If the Order keeps in mind that the purpose for which iti primarily exists is bedside nursing and teaching in the homes, our relationships with national. pro. vincial and local health depart. merits and social agencies will ult- imately bc strengthened."

Many Serviceman Among Candidates In Federal Field]

_QTTAWA. June 5—(OP)—S»cr-l vicemen may be largely rem-e. senied in the newt parliament with alt least 93 candidates in the field members of the army, rmyy or air force or recently discharged.

This compares with 19 service- men members of tlic 19th 1oiirlia- msnt which ended in April and 27 obeyed

Yvonne Lougheran, Elaine Cullen: 3. Aries Gallant.

. 1. Edna Sheehan: I, Betty Duffy; 3, Jeans Maclsaac, Roberta Hines.

Grade II: l. Lorraine B ; 2. Barbara Ann Gallant; ha}; McQunid.

Grade II: l. Patricia Cullen; I, H919" MCTHHB; 3. Barbara Ward. 26523?“ I11‘ 1. Doroghy Igheverit; . oonan- ,

MacMillan. ' m L“

Grade I: l, Gwendolyn Gallant i1 Sheila Doiron; a, 01;, 9W1;

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Allied Generals Meet in Berlin

(By The Canadian Preset) BERLIN. June B-Gen. Eisen. liower, Marshal Zhukov, Field Marshal Montgomery and Gen. Jen De Lattre de Tassigriy met today in this wasted and silent city and signed o Joint declaration announcing assumption of supreme authority in Gcnnany by the gov. ernmcnts of the United States. the Soviet Union, Great Britain and Frriilnce. 1e declaration was 5i ned at 5:55 PM. yesterday afterrlioon in inrce hall of a rest home for my officers which the Bus. siaiis have built beside the Spree gaiilgil in the Koepenick section of arm.

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in the Khaki election of, ;

ﬂsures on the exact number oii

vctnarts oi the present war and] servicemen who are candidates in the June 1i election are itecessa ily incomplete because neither the nomination list nor record at party headquarters definitely identify all of them. but an unof- ficiish compilation puts the number at

This table shows the largest number 3'1 running as Progressive Conservatives. 25 of them Army men and l2 Royal Canadian Air Force The 0.0.2‘. list totals 25 of whom 14 are RC A F‘, nine Army and two rlavy. The Liberals "umber 24-49 from the Anny four from the Air Ponce and one from ihc Navy.

The labor-Progressive party has lit-four Army and two Air Fort"! and the Social Credit party live, all from the Army. Amon8 the independents i; one candida/ta from the Army.

when parliament was dissolved 15 of the Liberal members had service records in the present war ~12 of them in the Anny and three in the Air Force-and four Progressive Oonservutlves- three Army and one Air Force.

Bani: in the ﬁrst Great War election of i917 most of the suc- cessful soldier candidntes-Ji of m“; 3'1 embark-represented the 1mm party Five were Liberals and one an independent

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pal political and military assist- ants held the ﬁrst meeting of the quedrLpurtite Allied control COIIII-I cil which will govern occupied‘ ny.

The meet-inc however, when. British

the council, Marshal Khukov, was not empowered to do more than the declaration and did not

w to discuss the organization of th control council or its methods n1 procedure until all outstanding questions have been settled. i The dispersal of divisions in the American and British areas menJ tioned above cannot be completed; until the boundaries cf the vart-i ous zones of occupation are ari.| nounced by the four governments concerned. I I

WINSLOE NORTH SCHOOL

Bogart of Winsloe Nomi seneei‘ for t c : ‘

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Grade VIII-Absent. l VII (A)—l. Robert Cras-l

: 2. Wllmot Cudmore.

Grade vrI (B)—l. Marie cmJ well; 2. Phyllis Ford. , Grade IV—l. Robert Younker; 2. Merrill Shaw; 3. Mex-vii Saunders. Orsde II-l. George Younkerr 2. Hervey Ford; 3. Lorraine Mac.

Yiiuigiiut i i ad es avenge n senor gr es _if;he rm“ “mi i ad s average n un or gr es -Rcbert Younker, Mil. “"4"? rwrndancc-Harvcylford. Teacher-Vera L. Nunn. (Patriot please copy)

GRAHAM’! ROAD SCHOOL

Report for the month of May. Grade X--i 2. David Mseﬁregor; 3. Darrnch

Murray.

Grads VIII-i. Malcolm Camp. 1:342, Bryce MaeGregor; l. John arise vi-i. Jennie Green. Grade V-i, Freddie Campbell;

I, Vernon Mcsservey. IV-l, Margaret Wit.

liuml. . Grade II Bin-l, Owen Green. Grads Ill’ Jr.-i. Jessie Campbell. Grade 1--1, Bruce Mum . Highest aver e in senior grade.

nicn O ~76 per cent.

e in unior grades

Gregor y Icy V: Mashed. teacher.

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Gordon Campbell;

Highest av wret per cent. . cot atten s: David Mam, Innate oanipceii and} l

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