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Saint John, N. B

Saint John, N. R0

Bcllc Dune River. N. B.

Thompson. Neil Arth , S ., Halifax’ N_ s “r p’ Port Dufferln,

Ha rtfield, N. B.

Kinsmans Corners, N. S.

Caldwell Brook, N. B

Grand Falls, N

IVACUATION EXPRESS —- As Ja from the north. south and cast. th lotion prepared to ﬂee. For wc;n'_y' thousands. provided. ‘A lucky few,

I p troops converge-d ‘on Liuchoiv] crnnmzr-l ovr"; l“ ~11 of space m1 n (re r1112 Chinese civilian iaopu-I cargo. They clung to their babies, to no transportation could be shown in these remarkable photographs taken by REA-Acme cameraman Frank Cancellara for the War Picture Pool,

pathcizr liltturics as the to thc smokestack. From could hang on, refugees clung to the train.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

Official List I of Casualties

CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS

(Maritime Provinces) Killed In Action N.S. and PJLI. Regiment Roper, Harrp Cecil, Lleut., New Victoria, N. S. ‘Wounded New Brunswick Regiment ~ Harper, Stewart Alfred, Lieut. iBathurst, u. n.

1 Missing

, N.S. and REJ. Regiment

* MacDonald, John Joseph And-

;rew, Lleut.. Halifax, N. S.

| Killed In Action

l Royal Canadian Artillery Bell, John White, Gnr., John

‘White Bell (father) York Point. . E. I.

Died 0f Wounds’

Royal Canadian Artillery Watts, Wilfred Carl. Gnr.. Fran- icis Watts (brother), Hampshire, ' P.

E. I. Corps of Royal Canadian

En neers Lowe, Frank Arnold. Spin, Wood- slde, Halifax. N. S.

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~_ g , ‘ d Labor forces in his . N.S. and m. I. Regiment nfigcerittgvdzfiéat Rep Emma“ Fish“ who was running for

thlii. hi5 opponent

l Tufts, Roy Olaf, Pte., Simp- son's Corner, N. S.

l Wedge. William James. Pte... ' Mr

s Millie Wedge lmotller).| Y-he news l ceded

1 0'Leary, IKEJ. i Dangerously Wounded i Canadian Armoured Corps Giovunnctli. John Lawrence. iTpix, Port Aiorien. N. S. ,1 Regiment do Quebec l Drapeau, Joseph Lawrence, Pte.. fBalmoral, N. B. > N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment

§Port Hastings, N. S

Moncton, N . Severely Wounded Quebec Regiment Cook. William l-Iowkc, Pte., Box,‘

Wounded I Royal Canadian Artillery l Baxland, Ernest Willard, Gnr., Mrs. Bertha Blaxland (mother), Morell, P. E. I. Royal Canadian Artille

Giilis, Herman Archibald, Gnrgisamt JOmL N

Briclgeton, N s I

Vanhorne. ‘Geurald Irvine, Guru] C

Taymouth, N. B. Corps of Royal Canadian

Engineers Feltmate, Wallace Henry. Spr., . S. Gotell, Cecil Britt, Spin, Saint B

. b. and PEI. Regiment Fraser, Sy r Clifford, Pte., Middle Musquodoboit, N

Bridge, Mira Ferry, N. s.

Slightly Wounded N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment Cross. Hollie Roy, Pic,

Big Tancook, Lunenburg, N. S.

> N

Mrs. Josephine Gallant (mother)

0.. .15.]. Hurlburt. Roland Phil,

Pte., Carleton, N. S

Pictou, N. S. Royal Canadian Artiller

Mrs. Elizabeth I. Dixon (mother) 54 Queen St., Charlottetown. P.

B!

ulton, Willar Douglas, L.- Minto, N. B.

Reconnaissance Units

Slightly Injured Hcnnebury, Vincent Joseph, Pie, . S. New Brunswick Regiment Berryman, Donald James, Pte.,

Missing Corps oi’ Royal Canadian noers

hcrty, Leslie Joseph, Spr..

New Brunswick Regiment Brooks, Harr Wesley, Pte.,

CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS lltlaritimo Provinces) Killed In Action

N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment white He“

Lacey, Lawrence Iier, Lieut, Killed In Action

sp§i‘n"§?.i'l1,§‘.°y§° we“

Died 0': Wounds

Corps of Royal mnadlan Mrs Engineers Moral McKee. Ronald Tracy. $pr.. West Quaco. N. B. New Brunswick Regiment Mrs

Caldwell, George Sinclair, Pie. Seriously Wounded Voisine. Ernest, Tpr., 1k: 134,

. B.

Severely hundod N.S. and PJLI. Regiment CoopenNDuffus Gordon, Pte., . S

GUARDIAN

bAugustus W B-ennet. supported, Y

New Brunswick Regiment Plaster Rock. N. H.

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Richard. Gerald. Pte» ton. N. B. MS. and P.E.I. Regimen; m i New Brunswick‘ Regiment . Inﬁlggﬁsy; SIEIMWY GTE“. Pus, or _ i Nicolle, Aghur Osborne, Ptc, ” ' '

Sziini John, N Upper Burlington. N. S

l Trur i New Brunswick Regiment Gil

lGrave, N. B. Harper, James, Pte.,

Often called the “assistant cha

gathers the hymn books nnd the Union Jac the Service which was held in n harvested as background and empty gasoline tins and In the top centre Squadron Loader Herbert

New Brunswick Regiment old.

Members of an R.C.A_l=‘. Typhoon wing in Normandy recentlyqsnelgrove Avenue. Calgary. marked the simultaneous decoration of three squadron commander I with an early morning church service at one of the dispersal points. plain" (upper left) LAC. Walter "Tiny"| Reave, 194 Maple Street, Tlmmlns, Ont., the padres personal driver, the bot-tom left picture. k pulpit cover at the close of singing in lower centre a wheat llcld with a Typhoon | Ber from Vancouver. ammunition boxes as pews. first barltonﬂ. Cpl. E. D. Ashlord, MBE, i418

. NQVEMBER 11.1944 7 Canadian Fliers Worship in France

Photos).

the wing padre, leads th Sometimes the congregations singing is drowned aircraft taking of! or landing. The commander

Captain Paul Y. Davoud,

1150-. D.l".C-. Kingston, 0nt., scripture lesson in the top

right. "A wing and a prayer" is 5 Another section of the congrogn nd in the lower right Sgt. plays the portable organ and "Lefty" Helm, cook from Kitche

Cannes, N. S.

Slightly Wounded S NS. and P.E.I. Regiment MacKinnon. Rancid. PtefAlbert Sydney. N_ Cooper. Charles Ronald. OpL.

Luuenburg, N. S. Pte, Glace Bay,

ailant, Elmer Thomas. Fusﬂcpl“ Bea]. R Durlree. Lyman Je

cfo Maurice Gallant, Armadale P. muuuh N_ s’ Rselginald Joseph, Pte.,

Amherst. N. . F Pt Merlin, Donald Alexander". Pte., H§Y§§§,;“_‘“,ﬁ,‘“'sf""°‘d user’ e" , M E. l rn, Daniel Joseph. L.- “°‘""*°" “ﬂminiliﬁ °" "MY cpifcvvisitfiiie. Green 1-1111, N. s.

rkle Matthew Lawrence.

N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment

' I‘ Pte.. Cobourg. Ont.

New Brunswick Regiment Breau, Raymond Joseph. P99» Injured Chatham, N. B

Dixon, Lewis Henry. B. .M.S. my?“

Fgailﬁ Kselth Ellis, Tpr., West- Plate, d} d1 P‘

' - - ng, Rc ar arence, e.. Pllllﬁégl.‘ “ir-lieiilglzjlénrlfegilﬂuntioan Rkhibmm‘ N‘ B‘, l D i Henry Parker (father), NOW wm- “°““"°d “mam” o“ “y

Shire. a a l and P.E.I. Regiment

Ehler, Ivan Murray, Pte., Can- N.S. and I’.E.I. Regiment w‘ NS Canadian Armoured Corps

MacKenzle. Russell Lockeport

Out Our Way

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Coady, Patrick Glace Bay. N. S. n S. and REJ. ‘Regiment Magnusson. lgrold Cecil. Spr., Mgrﬂ§gfmgp s 5

Snow, Herbert,

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Sullivan. George sWiiliam, Fus, N

Island Casualties

Killed In Action

Bcll, John White, Gnr.,

(father) York Point. s

Watts. Wilfrid Carl, Gnr., Fran- ~»». Regiment °‘§v."§§é.‘swiiii§.§i‘°§§m§§‘?"£»‘£§?‘£il.. (mother) O‘Leary.

Blaxland, Willard Ernest, Gnin, Bertha Blaxland (mother),

Slightly Wounded

Gallant, Elmer Thomas, Fur, Josephine Gallant

Armadnlc.

Wounded Remaining On Duly

5 i . g Dixon Lewis Henry B. Q Canadian Armoured Corps ‘Mfg Elizabeth I’ 131x

Charlottetown.

Parker, Henry Parker shire.

John, Pte., John father). New Wilt-

By J. R. Williams Our Boarding House

With Major Hoopla,

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TIME, SARAHH

WITH HER EFFICIENCY" 1* Dow":- SEE HOW uIM WELLBY EVER ESCAPD‘

e singing oi a hymn,

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lght train loaded with human a few scraps of food, to such parasol shading the youngster locomotive to cabo

ore. wherever their fingers

GOT‘ A CASE. 0F FIDQETS.