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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

2

Confidence and Unity Among Big Three Push For World Peace

Mr. Malcolm MacDonald warns that permanent peace rests on the actions of Britain the United States and Russia. He notes great powers face critics aiming to sow doubt and isolation while stressing the need for constructive cooperation to resolve postwar problems.

United Nations Great Britain United States Russia Malcolm MacDonald United Kingdom Canada

Truth and Britain's Colonial Policy Debate

The High Commissioner argues many fears about US materialism and Soviet revolutionary aims are unfounded. He urges seeking authentic facts to shape opinions and notes Britain's colonial policy aims at fostering self rule rather than exploitation.

United States Britain MacDonald

No Funds Sent From Colonies

Mr MacDonald debunks the claim that Britain drains colonial revenues. London receives no money from colonies. British taxpayers fund colonial welfare when local resources fall short. The last budget allotted nearly 5 million pounds for colonial development, with plans for larger sums over a decade.

Britain MacDonald London

New Dye Technique Aims to Improve Brain Surgery at Saint Marys

Surgeons at Saint Mary's Hospital London inject malachite green dye to color diseased brain tissue green while healthy tissue stays white. The method enables precise removal of diseased areas with less brain damage and may lower death rates and recurrence. The dye also promises new insights into epigeny. Watermelons relate to tropical regions and South Africa.

Saint Mary's Hospital London London Sunday Express

Crossword Puzzle Theme and Clues

A historical crossword grid with horizontal clues from vapid to retinue and vertical clues list including Urges and City in Kansas. Entries span geography, religion, clothing, animals, and ancient terms, with references to classical figures and regional names.

Price Control And Rationing Information Q A sample column

The Wartime Prices and Trade Board explains four preserves coupons become valid December 20 boosting options for sugar use. No ration coupons needed for bazaars selling rationed goods but permission from local ration board required. Restaurants cannot raise meal prices without approval. Christmas cards have a 25 cent ceiling, personal name printing allowed. For pamphlets contact the local board.

A.—lInstead Iit Prices and Trade Board

Largest drydock opens at Cape Town to host Queen Elizabeth

The world’s largest drydock in Cape Town South Africa just opened to traffic. The Queen Elizabeth liner can fit easily inside. F C Sturrock minister of transport praised the project noting completion in 16 months after overcoming difficulties. He thanked the British Admiralty for supplying machinery and equipment.

Capetown South Africa F. C. Sturrock Union of South Africa Admiralty

Destruction of German Poison Gas Dumped at Sea

German news service in the British zone reports that twenty five thousand tons of poison gas were dumped into the Skagerrak after six old freighters were blown up in the channel between Denmark and Norway.

Skagerrak Denmark Norway

Film programs spread health information to rural areas

Country doctors and district nurses use National Film Board programs with Board field representatives to show Rural Circuit films. They discuss applying film suggestions locally, answer questions, and provide printed material from provincial health departments. Films highlight dangers from infected milk and water and promote disease prevention through diet, tuberculosis, diphtheria, and VD awareness.

National Film Board

Ads keep life alive in letters from home

Kipling once asked a friend to send magazines with ads clipped to save weight, calling the ads the most interesting part. A modern note from a serviceman’s wife abroad shows the same idea, as he urges not to remove ads because troops eagerly read them for a link to life back home.

Kipling England Vermont U.S

Fiery Itching Skin Relief With Clean Antiseptic Oil

An antiseptic oil promises rapid relief from eczema itching, rashes, and skin troubles including barber's itch and salt rheum. Itdz promotes healing of open sores and boils, drying eruptions within days, is grease less and stain less, offering quick soothing effects.

Gems of Thought on Truth and Virtue

A collection of quotations on truth justice and moral character. Notable lines from Demosthenes Jesus Parker Colton Mary Baker Eddy and Robertson reflect that truth endures time overcomes prejudice and guides life.

God Demosthenes Truth Time Colton Mary Baker Eddy

Cockshutt elected Canadian Chamber of Commerce president

C Gordon Cockshutt of Brantford is named president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. He served with the Canadian Expeditionary Force from 1914 to 1919 and was awarded the Military Cross. Also included are a sequence of old time jokes and quips from various voices.

C. Gordon Cockshutt Brantford Canadian Chamber of Commerce Mr. Cockshutt Canadian Expeditionary Force

CWAC personnel discharge and retirements reported

Recently discharged CWAC soldiers from 112 Depot Coy Regina include Sgt A B Boscom Raymond L Cpl E S Fleming Regina Pte H D Johnson Davis L Saskatchewan, L Cpl J G Parlee Toronto Pte M L Viberg Broadview Pte J E Pesklevits Saskatoon Cpl D M Richards Edmonton Sgt A M Page Saskatoon and Cpl G G Steele Ottawa. Capt Mary B McLean of No 12 Composite Stores CWAC Regina retires after enlisting in 1942. Lt General Montague praises CWAC reps returning to Canada and Sgt Lucienne Roberge's long service with the Army. Brain food claim closes the piece.

112 Depot Coy CWAC Regina A. B. Boscom Raymond Alta E. S. Fleming H. D. Johnson Davis Sask J. G. Parlee Toronto Ont M. L. Viberg Broadview J. E. Pesklevits Saskatoon D. M. Richards Edmonton A. M. Page G. G. Steele Ottawa Mary B. McLean No. 12 Composite Stores Canadian Women’s Army Corps McLean Calgary T. Eaton Co The Red Cross V.A_D Montague P. J. Montague London England Canada Lucienne Roberge Osler Street Ponteix A.A Q.M.G M.D Sgt Roberge Trudeau Fairfax-Webber Knowles C.B.E D.O.C C.W.A.C Harrison Hot Springs Real Libeiron Infantry

Largest Canadian Apple Shipment To Britain Sail From Vancouver

The SS Pipiriki carried 231,163 boxes of B C apples for Britain in refrigeration space, marking the largest Canadian apple shipment yet. The cargo was arranged through the Special Products Board and aims to reach England by Christmas, with the voyage routed via the Panama Canal.

Vancouver B.C Britain Canada Special Products Board England Panama Canal

Australian Sheep Population Figures

The statement notes an estimated 120 million sheep in Australia. No further context or dates are provided.

Australia

Tall German Prisoner Claimed to Be Seven Feet Tall

The South Saskatchewan Regiment seized a prisoner described as the tallest man in the German army, standing a little over seven feet tall, during their overseas service.

South Saskatchewan Regiment

Japanese Pitch Accent Briefly Noted in Language Contrast

The article notes that unlike English, Japanese shows minimal syllable by syllable accent. It adds that accent does appear when vowels are prolonged, suggesting prosodic differences in intonation and rhythm between the two languages.

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