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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 15, 1943

Page

3

Wide Diversity Of Peoples In The British Empire

Colonel Walter Elliot outlines the vast diversity of the British Empire from Cyprus in Europe to East Africa and the Caribbean, noting differences in civilization, administration, and governance. He praises roads, trade, and the autobus as signs of progress while warning against excessive native autonomy and militarism, and reflects on Britain’s role shaping law, order, and global relations since 1660.

Farkasta Britain Gibraltar Jebel-al Turik Emir Turik North Africa Spain Nigeria West Africa England East Africa Indian Ocean Theodore Roosevelt Africa Bahamas Bermuda Falklands South America Antarctic South Georgia Far East Japan Goering Great Britain Malta Palestine Singapore Malaya United Nations

Signs of the Times German Grabs English Grammars Near North Sea

A news report notes German authorities are seizing English grammar books in districts along the North Sea and Channel. The motive is to curb English language use and prevent locals from aiding Allied troops in case of invasion. The report cites confidences from a couple of age groups.

Germany North Sea Channel Jaf Nverton Continent

Canadian Army appoints Brigadier Melville chief engineer

Brigadier J L Melville M C ED appointed chief engineer of the First Canadian Army Overseas at age 34. He served as Field Engineer in charge of all bridge construction for the Canadian Corps in the final year of World War I and earned the Military Cross with a bar for bridging operations at Canal Iu Nord.

J. L. Melville M.C Lfe Melville Canadian Corps Canal Iu Nord

Weather Theories From War to Weather Patterns

A wartime and agricultural discussion links rain to European artillery, airplanes, and cycles of wet years. Observers from Ontario farmers to an Indian prophet suggest planes and overcropping influence rainfall, while others claim natural cycles explain the excess precipitation of this peak year.

Europe War Agricultural Production Committee Ontario

Jacket protects inner tubes extend tire life

A cotton cord jacket developed by a tire company shields inner tubes from chafing by broken casing. In tests a worn tire with four side wall cuts ran 4,085 miles, suggesting scrapped tires can yield thousands more miles with the jacket.

Qld Tire and Rubber Company

Home Accident Prevention Tips for Stair Safety

Accidents at home can be reduced with foresight. Lighten dark stairs and finish cellar stairs with a white edge to boost visibility and safety.

Gaelic Speakings Helped Cameroons Evade Capture in War

In Eric Linklater's The Highland Division the 4th Camerons counter German tapping by using Gaelic with their platoon post. A trio from Ballachulish, captured in June 140 during a British retreat, escaped while being moved to Germany by posing as refugees and speaking Gaelic. They indicated a northern Russia location on a map, mystifying the Germans and reaching the Spanish frontier.

Highland Division Eric Linklater Camerons France Germany Russia Europe London Spectator

Stepped On Mine Australian Soldier Lived To Tell Tale

Sergeant W O Neill of Western Australia narrowly avoided disaster when he trod on a landmine during a patrol near Mubo. He and two others dived for cover as the mine exploded, the delay in the mine’s mechanism allowing escape. He later earned the D C M for a separate solo action against twelve Japanese in another jungle foray.

W. O'Neill Western Australia O'Neill Mubo Pala D.C.M London

Australian Girls Take Men’s Jobs At Armaments Factories

A pre war trapeze artist drives an overhead crane in an Australian munitions plant becoming a role model for other girls. She trains a dozen trainees who had never operated electric crane controls. Other female crane drivers include a woman from Wangaretta who climbed windmills and a motorcycle salesgirl who has toured Australia.

Wangaretta Australia

Belgians Rebuild Fishermen School On British Coast

Belgians establish a fishing post in Ostend style on British soil with a School for Fishermen recreated in London. Principal M C De Deken leads six professors to train youths from thirteen, offering certificates for Mate, Extra Master, or motor engineer up to 500 hp. Courses cover navigation, meteorology, nautical instruments, maritime law, and sea rules.

Ostend London M.C. de Deken

Amusing Tale From British Delegate on Trip Gaffe

One of the Empire Parliamentary Association tour delegates recounts a London anecdote. North Tottenham MP R C Morrison shared a joke about a constituent writing to request access to a debate at Westminster for her mother and sister. The postscript asked if they could instead be taken to the zoo, which amused him.

Pontactipt Empire Parliamentary Association Canada R. C. Morrison Co-operative Labor House of Commons North Tottenham London Thomas Vien Senate

Plant Pattern 7354 for cloths and linens

Floral transfer design offers borders for napkins scarfs towels and cloths. Pattern 7354 includes four 8 by 11 four 4 by 6 and four 24 inch motifs with stitching instructions. Send twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man. Include name address and pattern number. Mail may be slow.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg

Substitute for kapok now grown in Canada

The common milkweed is cultivated on a small scale in Canada under the National Research Council. Its leaves and stalks contain crude rubber and the floss from seed pods can substitute kapok for filling. The lightship in English waters was stationed at the Nore in 1782.

Canada National Research Council East Indies

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Far-Fung British Empire Walter Elliot BBC Venus Moses Cyprus Trans-Jordan Prague Berlin Caribbean Tropics Henin India China Aleke Abeokuta Awa Wameleas Whitehall Surbiton Hama Barbados Mediterranean West African Frontier Force King’s African Rifles Signs OF the Times Admiralty Board of Trade R.C.A.F Ra A Ilc.a.f RCAF Aleutians Jimmy Chapman Westey Ont Assp D. ‘D. Harris Vancouver Alice Brooks English Waivers The Nore
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