Appointment of Col John Fiteger to command 8 West Coast Fortress
News notes list Col John Fiteger 34 Preston 49 of the Royal Canadian Artillery named officer commanding 8 West Coast Fortress. Other items report Indians and urban residents aiding harvest, shipping board efforts to export Canadian farm products to the British West Indies, Toronto university medicine intake limits, duplicate birth certificates via post offices, AT-13 training planes by Fairchild in Maryland, and tungsten discoveries near Salmontar Nelson BC described as outstanding.
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John Fiteger
Preston
Royal Canadian Artillery
West Coast
Manitoba
Canadian Shipping Board
British West Indies
University of Toranto
Faculty of Medicine
Canada
Fairchild Company
Magerstown
United States War Department
Emerald Group of Claims
Salmontar Nelson, B.C
Provincial Department of Mines
British Columbia
Summer two piece pattern by Anne Adams
Anne Adams offers pattern 4119 a versatile two piece design with a cool practical style. Misses sizes 12 to 20 include a collar option and multiple necklines. Size 16 requires 3 to 34 yards of 35 inch fabric and 20 cents payment with name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipes newspaper Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Anne ‘Adams
Winnipes
Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Remarkable Jolley Family of Canada in World War II
Record tells of Flight Lieutenant Jack Jolley and his son Jack Percy Jolley both earning wings in the war. Father serves in the RCAF Chaplaincy Overseas after Iceland operations, son trains in Britain after winging at Saskatoon. Mother aids Red Cross. Jolley lineage traces to Royal Navy beginnings and a long clerical and militia career.
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Canada
Jack Jolleys
Saskatchewan
Jack Jolley
Iceland
Rcaf Chaplaincy Service
Midlands
Jack Percy Jolley
Saskatoon
Britain
Red Cross
England
Jolley
London
St. Chad's Theological College
Regina
Royal Navy
Wos
Royal Engineers
France
Reading
Church of England
Sask
Bethune
Climax
The
Prairies
Father and Son Win Wings in Second Great War
A Saskatchewan priest and his son earned air force wings during World War II. The clergyman, a noted "radio ham," served as chaplain in the South Saskatchewan Border Regiment before transferring to the RCAF Chaplaincy Service in England. He flew from Iceland and later joined technical inspection aboard an undersea submarine, while maintaining his clerical duties and radio hobby.
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Westfern
Canada
WEAMG
U.S
Europe
RCAF
Prairie Parson
Iceland
Jolley
West
South Saskatchewan
Estevan
England
Sq. Lar. Lightbourne
Rcaf Chaplaincy Service
London
Jack, Junior
Sunday School Lesson August 2 Call and Promise
Devotional notes discuss the call of Abram later Abraham from Ur and Haran Genesis 11 31 to 12 8 with Genesis 12 4. Abram at 75 leaves his homeland to go to Canaan, prompted by God, to become a great nation and blessing to all peoples. The discussion links Hebrew origins to eber and Hamon, cites Terah's death, and emphasizes sacrifice and faith in God’s guidance.
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Palestine
Eber
Abraham
Terah
Haran
Abram
Professor Kent
Hamon
Yarael
Christ
Sarai
Canaan
Salt tablets flood war plant dispensers at drinking fountains
Health officials emphasize salt as essential in hot weather for war workers. An article in the C I L Oval notes salt depletion causes heat illness, with about 5,000 dispensers in Canadian factories and 1,000 more planned. Each dispenser holds 1,500 tablets and the remedy is salt in water if tablets are unavailable. Alaska Eskimos are mentioned regarding parkas made from bird skins.
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Health League of Canada
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Megs OF
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Tchewan
Teemeetves
Climax UN
Bienfair
Oxbow
Key Indian Reserve
Pelly
Lumsden
By Fred Neher
Alaska
Aecescion
Texas Rove
Mickie
Onur
Ney
Les
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