World Happenings Briefly Told
Occupied Belgium faces a grim fate as unions aid resistance, while Yugoslavia trains in a South African camp. Banff Surnga hotels will not open this year and Lagos Nigeria plans scholarships for British university study. Polish towns report mass Jewish deaths and Martel is named head of the British mission in Moscow. German bicycle shortages hit The Hague, talks with Greece resume on future armed forces, and Berlin reports 20,000 German planes lost in the year.
Funds for Malta Relief From Queen's Canadian Aid
The Lord Mayor's Fund will ship 45000 dollars worth of clothing and footwear to Malta, using gifts from the Queen's Canadian Fund. A 225000 dollar grant, partly from the Queen's Fund, funds restocking and distributions by the Women's Voluntary Services. Additional aid supports mayors of St Pancras Edmonton and Camberwell facing blitz effects.
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Lord Mayors Pard
Malta
Tris
Queen's
Lord Mayors Fund
George Cross Island
Lord Mayor's Fund
Colonial Office
Women’s Voluntary Services
Queen's Canadian Fund
Queen's Fund
London
St. Pancras
Edmonton
Camberwell
Anne Adams Pattern 4335 Two-Piece Suit
One of the smart med lar two-piece styles features a short or long sleeve jacket with top-stitching accents and a pleated side-front skirt. Striped or plaid cotton works well. Pattern 4335 fits misses sizes 12 to 20 with size 16 needing 3% yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 20c to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union Winnipeg Man with size name address and pattern number.
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Anne Adams
Anzie Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
MacDermut Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Butterflies At Siam Camp Described By Officer
Lieut. Col. C. H. Stockley reports vivid butterfly displays near a Siam camp, noting sun warmed mud draws swarms. He describes distinct groups such as swallowtails and white varieties forming on damp sand by the stream each sunny morning.
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Siam
Thialand
C. H. Stockley
London
Prince Robert the Canadian National liner in war service
Then and now photos show the Prince Robert once a peacetime Vancouver to Alaska cruiser, now converted to an auxiliary war ship. The vessel, one of Pacific Coast’s fastest, has served since 1940, earning praise for its anti ship actions and patching efforts after bomb damage while Canadian National ships seized for war duties, including the sunk Lady Somers and others damaged in Penang and Singapore.
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Alaska
Canadian National Steamships
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Royal Canadian Navy
Canadian National Fleet
Lady Somers
West Indies
Mediterranean
Penang
Singapore
Africa
Canadian
Salvage Light Bulbs Add to War Effort
The article notes bulbs last 700 to 1000 hours and suggests salvaging usable brass zinc and copper by smashing bulbs to remove jagged edges. It advises storing bulb ends for salvage collectors. It also states Honduras exports about 1 200 000 banana stems annually and defines a polite chap as one who listens to known facts.
Gardening by spread planting for steady summer harvest
Wise gardeners advocate staggered sowings over two to three weeks to avoid a glut and later famine. Proper planting depends on soil moisture, air exclusion, and frost risk. Choose varieties suited to Canada, and consult a catalogue for timing, frost resistance, and blooming details. The article notes the first U.S. Marines to land in Europe in 1776 accompanied Benjamin Franklin to France.
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British Columbia
Ontario
Canada
U.S
Benjamin Franklin
France
John the Baptist Testimony and Andrew Find Jesus
The lesson surveys John the Baptist denying Christ and declaring Jesus as the Lamb of God, linking to Isaiah's prophecies of atonement. It then highlights Andrew introducing Peter to Jesus and the claim “We have found the Messiah.” The text blends gospel passages with devotional insights and historical notes.
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Jesus
John the Baptist
Jesus the
Lamb of God
John
Bethany
Jordan
Jerusalem
Christ
Charles R. Erdman
Andrew
Peter
Simon Peter
Messiah
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Compulsory Duty of Salvage in Britain Curbing Waste
In Britain salvage is a legal obligation changing daily life from packaging and scraps to bones and bottle tops saved for the war effort. The piece contrasts British practices with Canada’s, showing how waste elimination aids wartime aims against Hitler and his gangs.
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Britain
Canada
England
London
Germany
Hitler
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Banff Surnga
Lagos
Nigeria
West Africa
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Giffard le Quesne Martel
Moscow
Holland
Hague
Maddie East
Greece
Quren
Tsed
Canada’s
Egypt
Tunisia
North Africa
Brockville Recorder and Times
By Fred Neher
Tyes
Prince Robert
The
Dominion Government
Honduras
By William Ferguson
Toot
Curious
Cote
Par. Ofer
Peter and
John Becowe
Great Salt Lake
Dead Sea
Earth
Mickie
KO Love
Flaherty
Minnies
Wim
Mom
Gene Byrnes