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oover all the roal approachea f'1:tea the ftorth an4 Worthw.... If' purpo of 'h1a
- pard la to prod. de a MOUrl t7 oheok oa thoH acv1Jae
South. Secu-r1."t7 liDee an aoft4 llorth 1D taeea eaoh area 1a oleare4 ef
ae...-. h Jae8 the barrier c1T111au have to be 1a po-aaioD or a Civil Af
Ja atampe4 a.n4 ds-4.
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ua4er Capt D. I. Fa.lrweather -took the eeouri ty guard a atar\84 tlda
mondag '1a7 ce ... !D" Oep.
Dt1r1q the mond.llg a truek reported to BO JtCD, IJ" TliDUI to pick up 8 Oer.a
fer a .. louabg 1D thia ott7. 'lhe7 w11l work ull4cr the 41rect1oa
Cap\ R. "R. Saapr a t t&7a.
151 !he co. IA.-ool Clad:, Capt 'l. P. Heskett 11114 a C1'ri.1 Af:f'alrs officer made
roUJI4 or tbe roaa lalooke North or the o1 v.
'fba pella are - oft1o1117 open for wtera dUring the atteraooa, but the 0 1/e
C.pt B. Jt. Gra7 reported wry 11aht ltu1 aa4 a l.eok intereat.
The weather ... tt., apart troa a heaV7 llhower at 1800 bra.
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Weathera l'air and waraer, Y1a1b:.ltty good.
The remaSader of fto 1 Re{A1r1ation wae diepatohed to 1 C4ft IDf D1Y Trantd.t
Caap, on th.- firet leg of their w Cana4a.
OWlrd at BRQ waa Ohaaged, n- Coy relierlug cw Oo7. The Dew guard Jd.lte4
aDd nr7 .. rtl)' turned out.
Some aasietanae from interpretera haa been fouDd neoeaaar,r at RIJKSPGNT !r1dse,
(South of ZAAtmAr:) 'to facill'b.te the band11Dlr of o1v111ana, who are efvll7
ignoraat of aD7 paeaea required.
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Lt .-ool D. Clark inapected JIIQ billets and cr artera.
For most of the troope the wae free, goo4 weather temptiDg 110st of
the aea into the atreeta an4 parka.
tfhe newly openE!d Corporals' 1D Barrack held a part7 and
daDCe. 'lba co. Lt.-ool D. Cl.al-k waa preHnt, ald an exoellant time waa
reporle4.
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'Le rrca .. "hcr an atllJ. rtne nnd s- mner7.
A m.A leave _rerty bctUld for the mt, le::'t for NIJ' - G: n b7 trt10k. !1m3 of' .hem
elec-ted to wear ldlta, and all we:e smartly t rned o . .1t.
Voluntar7 C!r :'orn.4o ( 'roteotant} wns helcl 1r. the Andi t( ; .. 1m- n:f the Ineti tute
Thia waa n/'"aJor fRrerrell service, aa !1e :a leavln; 1n tte n rning
for Eneland, where he has v. p: ot whiot. may keep bin for eone t1ae, a rJOnth at
least.
RC C!mroh rarado.
The re aindcr ' t the d..ofly and fr v1 t--.. (;Ope were t
Insti '\!\ te or . ranjc-Nanoo:; 'Darrl&olte, except at neal tinea.
be aeon arc.und the
Durii,e the evenL.e a q--1et p1-rty wn.o :1e d in the Gfficero !eas for the
; adro, ri/" n.: or n C. ll. Durnt . r4 DSO who leave a t.cmorrow.
Fine and warm, with a 11cht brees.e.
A auapioioua ci v111n.n wa brought 1n frnm the wn. terf"ront area by A Coy. Ite wne
to F1el<l Seonri:t7 Sec ton "\-r :ueoti.oD1ne.
A deeerter fron the Gerr an n, :vy wno orreotcd at I.J.oyde Hotel, on a tvice trorn
the local Dot , t iT voet Cori>8 'r'rned in to !llQ b7 A Coy he wo.e paaned on
to rss alao.
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LUr1Dg the 48.7 the AdJt waa notU1e4 td a 4raft of c::tr volunteera, to leave
!ltPI(
aborU;. r.aJor s. .,.. oa th1e
Cf.Dea llhow 1n the Inat1 tate theatre or au41:tor1.um. Thla ia oertaila.y a
beautltu117 Pl101n'te4 plnoe. Seatin 5nc. it ba4 a al.oping noor giving n
perteot dew fd the atage or .areen. /1 .DroJeoUcm booth la available BD4 the
Sa1Uon AriQ' .AuzUary Servioea Sltpvr A. Tutte baa promised aome 35mm t11m11
wh1oh wlU mean that 'there w111 be a ahow almost every night. Tboush the fUma
w1ll be old aD4 wi'th Dutch oapUODB and au.b-Utlea, Deverthel.eea the
will BO to - them ancl w1ll tilu8 be kept oft the atreet to aowe extent.
Tbe po4 ._tller oollti:.l.ued u.ubroken.
The co. Lt/Col .Clark left for JJ.tXTl:n::UU<l, tor GOCa Rehabilitation Conference.
A traok waa 4S.apatahe4 to IJ: ui:DEN to 4raw raUona for the ftfty Germana
world.Dg iD the - m111 1D the o1 t7. German oooka went w1 th the whiole, ainoe
the ratione 'tbemeelna were Gerqn
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oomnt.Ud.aat1on waa 'HmporarU.y d1arapte4 when the uobanp
blew a h
Serv1oe waa quiokl; reatored by o1v111an retair ceu.
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HQ 2 Ccbi IDr Bde oal.led for ooncanaua of op1nion on the meri ta or otherwiae
fd the No 71 Orena4e, the new No 80 Grenade, :..?et an4 3 The No nc
Greacle waa 1n u by thia un1 t during laat Deoember 1D operatlona on the
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wther, again ft.ne &D4 warm.
A V8r7 ord1!1A.ey aort of a aay, marked only b7 a football game againat the
Pollee Foroe team, who beat u by - 1
The co, Lt/Col D.r.Clark held ordera at
A UX leav. 1.rt7 returued. late lt has been d1ff'1oul.t to tUl our quotas,
tor a TJX leaw, au4 01117 tho with friends and far.lly hnv. been
goillg. Per a goo4 time, 1n aplte ot the lack of food eto., ..,Illderc1an 111 hRr4
to beat.
1!)00 Retreat - oute14e the IuUtute, the CO, Lt/Co1 D.!- .Clark tak1Dc
the al.ute.
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The uaual quota of ahowa were given, lnolu41Dg our OIQl 1n the
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There are tlllwe lourt :art1a1a pending on fraterniUon oaHe. The aocuae4
1Dten4 to plea4 Bot OU1lt7
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ao there la aome 4ela7 1n pro4uo1Dg witneaeea.
1'he mea charged arrived at 'the untt only three dqa prior to the 4ate of offence.
Weather rema1De4 wum an4 8UJ1n7.
CFEF draft oona1ating of Lt w.II.l'ol.lard (ex "A" Coy) and 6 CRe left on
the tirat da6e of
ltll para4e on the aquare at OranJe-Naaatl barraks, followed by ceremonial
praotlce an4 a ahort route taaroh, led by the DaD4.
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Cont
t ajor , n. 'ace returned "rom lerve 1n tl1e T'?J{.
The 'Bill .:d;;ootion Conmit-:.ee cet to dioouu the rnpoeed procrsmme c RehA.bUita .llil
instruction, a.o.d a plan w a made, to be 11Ut into effect alr::oot at once.
7 ere is "to be a paro.:e 1 Cdn Inf' Div on Sunda,y, 1c Jun 45 at
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H ':' -::: eo
best be.ttle-drcoaee are heine preaL-ed an4 belt e scrubbed in preparntion. Both
:::>u:toh ari.CJ Seai'orih bllrbera are busy, LUld the tailor nlao hno work pi d up
flhend of him.
An !ten tn al1ort 8H1 ly in the

stores are puttees. 'Reinforcements oor.e 't-. U8
W1 th .. ;eb anklet., whiC11 look Wry untidy and out of place &r.lODg8't p.ttt .. ( 8
There ia a atanding indent tor tber.1, but. in these day are belne
1nsten4 of ignored.
9 t. eatiler coP!IJ'tently oleRr an4 warm.
Jun
45 0715 Yet another CF7.:r draft left, takine sene cf beet officers. l.ith 4 rne "'ere
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Capts 'f! D. c. Tuck (ex ".A Co7)t R. Y. SWinton {ex '!)II Coy) and r.reorce
(ex Carriers a: d TO). All theae tried r.nd e .perienced officera who have left
us witl".in the pan week, 111 be &)rely m1aoe4.
Followine JlD rezoade at CrnnJe-Naaaau :Barracks, the l;ific Coya marched acrose the
canal to tho 1nr:e(:1ately behind the Colonial Institute. i'here,
I'Jl&rOhing and wheelinc wA.o praoticed u81Dg the eigi:t abrer,ot fomn.tion wld_oh io
to be '1ac d in 7l r T'''I:"'i.]
The aftern n free.
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day of mobilization, creation or
Place Date Hour
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'eAther ohilly, wi-th w1n4 and a threat of rain.
Reveille.
l!reakfaet.
Er buaaed and ready to move oft to { T ::- :A
'D arrival at the concentration area, w\iol1 v1as an o:pen, aren ( f vnoant
lota, we were plea.aantq surprised to that SupYr A. had nlrendy
provided hot ten nnd biec;its. Followed the sual our h ur wait, altho a. the
rarade started on tine nt ''00 By the time the 4 'LDG, 3 Fd Regtn HCA
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:. .Tk, A/l., o:nted "ortnra, Sr CUJlS and all t' e hun1red nnd one wlleelccl
items had driven IBDt the anluUnc bBee it was 1.;,3 hrs. T!ie rn rchiDc tr f)p8
were led by tho r.asaell pi.t. c bnnda of Gear or c Alld the 4fth ;Yigblandcre under
ajor 7:. Lsnon 'ir.L of C) . a-.:-oh1De troops, eight abreatrt reaocd the
reviewinc trtand at 1 '11. 5 he -rs where tho aal u te was taken by LiePt-OerRJ. IJG
Crornr ClJ nso. 'Tllnd.nB into a side otreet, pickEd .p o:.r tr.;cka and enbuaned
without 4elay. tunoh wna a affnir, eaten just outeido the city on the
. highway. The convo:: went we.l, t\8 1n4ecd it eho. don the eirJ1t lane
-nr.:-::n'JA'' highwAy, and the qni t waa in 'barrt\oko by 160r hrs.
!he 'USUal 01Deml\ ehnwa were he d, ino1Pd1DG one in the InaUtt'te.
r ajar C. D. Lundahl. CX and Lt R. l Holetein-Hathlou left nr 11 dnys le--ave in
rARTS.
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Weathera Oftroaat an4 4ull, raiDing around DOon.
45. .05('( On 1netru.ottou from 2D4 Ccln IDt llde all euarcJ poets in NORTJI -STER:tAJ .
were 11tted, 1Dolu41ng the oDe on the (Drlc!ge of boata) anrtde the
Onl7 one our1ty obeck reD&ine 1n the provinoe ot HCLLAND,
'the OM at the 8outhern end of the ZUider zee Cau88WQ7.
A r.erman aallor-4erter, 1n h1d1.ng s1noe 20 April 45, amrrendered himaelf'
at ne had c!eetro7ed hie own documents and waa taken to Seourity n-:
tor 41apo-.l..
lOOC Co7 Comnan4era oonterenoe, where problema of l'ler80DM1 an4 po1lc7 were
tiJraalhed out.
1 . 3 o cc, Lt/Co1 D.:- .Clark adc1reeaed the nn, wl'doh wu l:ar&4o4 to the au.di tor1um
1a the Colon1al Inatltute. He ou1il1ne4 the re-babtl1tat1on an4 re-educaUoaal
progl'aDDe, etreaa:lg the point that with asd.etanoe &ftUable UD4er the Hhcme,
1 UQ' maD who 110 dee1re4 oovld re-eetabllah h1mlf 1n a.l.noat &117 line of budneaa.
Capt D.D.Cameron 1!E aaaumed oomrnant! HQ Co7 and the 'ft\00.1107 waa taken
cner b7 Lt n.R.roearth7.
!teen lntereat waa llhOWD 'b7 all rank 1n the eleotion reaul te 1n Ca!JF.Lda.
1915 Plpe DaD4 llla7ed Retreat before the uaual au41enoe.
Oar baakotball team defted the H t: PER team thie rdternoon.
Capt c.c.Tarbuok waa appolnted
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Wthera SUll dull aD4 overoan.
A Dutoh WOJDRD reported that her huaban4 worJdDc w1 th the llr1 t1sh at J.T;. -::r,c
wae actuall.y a collaborator. 1'he 1nforr.at1on waa handed on to rielcl Seaurity.
c- Co7 reliewd Coy 1n the Dock area.
II &: PER rneried to oornr.l8Jld of 1 Cdn Inf' ncie toda7 and l!lOved to CUr old
frl .... L Edmn n came under oO!Df'l8.Dd of 2nd Cdn Me aa today and rel18'Yed
the 4th aD4 6th s.arohlleht Btys RA nbout 1500 hra.
Six reintoroemente arr1 ved and were po.nect to Coya.
A aottlBll match - played 1n behind the Institute, bc'twecn tho
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officer. and sgts. C'noe aaain the seta won 9 - C ... Officers won first game the before.
II./Oa1llt G.R.Aclama cc::; arrived from ZHT''ICn to fUl the vacancy oreated by the
de;.arture 'ot H/!ajor mr: for tbe ,.rr.. ne ..,.. weloome4 to the
oft1oere
An (!ft1cere Dinner was held, at wh1oh the Dde Oom4 (Brig._, v'.Bogert om: :JSC u
waa a guen. Aotine !T8a14ent of the Committee for 'the ooeaaion was
Capt C.C.Tarbuok. Followint.:. the too.st to thft Kin8, J .L.Thirlwell T'C
propoae4 a toast to !"ajor C'' .n .r;aoe wh1oh waa drunk wl th enthllaiaem and to
whloh he reapon4e4 briefly. Tbe Bde Co!!1man4er waa e.l.ao 'toAetec!, he alao made
a abort and graoe.ful Lt A.roul.da was eeoon4e4 and uDf1n1mouaJ.7
eleote4 - ot Hogan' a Allel", 1n other worda leader of the 7cnmc blooda .
among thB aubol.terna. Hie apeeoh waa uJ'1118Ua117 ahort, but typically witt7.
Deap1te a ooup1e of minor aoo14ente, the af'tair was a auoceaa, and luted Into
the amall hours. Nfrh
ment.) are contained in FS Regs Vol 1.
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45 .ttella1d.l1 t&Uo1l 1eoture were gi""n today., and a good deal of 1Dteret wae
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Oftlat an4 Re-e8'labl111bment CretU t.
r:J.Dor were UDderway tor tile turl'd.ng 1n of weapoDa and traneport.
!he Ul.e4 8hower 1Ja sa ole&DiDe builct1ng near the Eaat en4 of <nANJE
barraoka, - UM toclay. Thia ahoul.4 rrow very muoh more
Hatnotory than the ..S.at1ne oold ahowera.
14 r."thera DQ11 &114 olou47, bat warm.
JuDe
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11400
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DD tmSde, followed b7 a route march to the aport :t1e14 u-.cl lan week w
pra.cR1oe tor the B4e .Parade aD4 maroh paat. Return- at 1150 bra.
A ot 2? ORe ftl.UJl'leera for the O&na41an Po%'08 1.n German7
left for tranalt camp.
ra.1or o.u.r.-. aD4 two OR's left the unit on their W&7 to the Par East,
ria canada.
Hot ahowera were to be ha4 for the tirlrt Ume to4&Jr, in the newly opened ahower
hou. capacity 1 quite 11mite4 aa there are onl7 tour heaae, but at least
the -ter is warm.
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I PatrlJ' wor4 ....., reoei.w4 <d: a mow earlJ' na:t week, 11.114 an order -
from HQ 2n4 OdD Int Bde to 1nlrt1tu'te a caroh1DB out na-te.
The track aD4 field .mid&. tea hA4 o.nothcr workout under Cnpt E .Clevelan4.
In the City, the quequ.e DD lonear atarta nt (6('0 hre, there are .atUl
big orow4a loing to aee :Jeeert Viotory, (V1otorle in 4or ... otJie) &114 other
oldiah :tilma. The oo4 a1tuation 1e now excellent, 1n :te.ot tho baaio
raUoD le DOW hlcher than in the SotJthern of the country, (-.
and 18 to become uniform OD 15 li.Ufi 45.
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15 P1M, olear and BUI'Dll'
JUM
45. lCCG cc, (L"/Col D"' .ClArk) lett tor a brie:t 1-ft 1n the tm.
f.Ajor J .L.Thirlwell aaaume4 oommand of the nn.
Co7 repre88ntat1vea 1n addition to an- (Capt G; -miamaon) and (Lt
made a reoce ot the area to whiob we were to move, u/o of the 2 1/o,
(!ilJor R.L.l7oDougall)". The Co711 would have b1lleta aDC1 ba.rn8 tor their per80Dnel,
while BRQ and BQ Co7 woul.4 be 1Jl two ftr7 large buildinca, tormerl7 hotels.
Theae were 1n terribly dirtJ' coa41t1on, without 11chta, water or eanttation.
A olaaiiUp orew waa laid on for the next 4&7 :Reooe returned 1750 m-..
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3f19A <6o2a)
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Place
Ill 1ibe P1e14
COLONIAL
INSTITUTE .
r"AURITS XADE
A!. , :
Holland;
nn z 081221
Ret Sheet 1
(Bollan4)
See Appen4. 5
Date Hour
430
2000
..
The :an Volle7bal.l team played the RCR team, loeing two an4 wimd.ng one.
a.n4 fie14 mea were out aea1n an4 took a4ft.ntap a:t the eoo4 ahowera.
:BHQ ani H'l Co7 1n oom'btnatlon hel4.a IJari7 1n the Corporal.e at the
CRAliJS Darraoka. G1vin& evidence ot muoh hard work and pft}ar&Uon.
b aftalr was non .uoceaa:tul. Capt T.
7
.Reakett returned from UK leaw.
W-tha>a Dul.l and oloud7, but warm.
A furtter reooe .... -.cle ot the naw Do area at ; AtLRTDlSDIJK, b7 repre .. ntatlna
the eo,...
0 A4'VIlDDe olee.Dilp left the Barracks the new area, under Comt!lQnd of
Lt D.G.Armatrong, RCCS.
I
jl 430
ror the ty ot the troope, the 4ay waa a hcliday, aD4 the quarteru
were fairl7 empty b-oll the noon LW8l. oDnlrtbs.
The Dn Soooer tean played a o1v1lJ.aD team at 1\- 'l!he aoore was 3 - 1
in
A farewell otfi.oera hel4 in the meae waa vor;y eucoeaaful. attair, 1B
spite ot a little 4Ut'1oul.t7 with gateoraahera late 1Jl the e"RniDg. 'l'he !8rv
oontlDI.-4 untU c)6oc SUnday mornln8. Amonc the suena were the sroup from
HQ 2D4 Cdn Int Bdl and Lt/Col Buchanan, (CO Regina Rifle Regt) formerly
B Coy Comd. of this unit.
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Place
In 'the Field
COLCNJ.'L
Il'fSTITTJf!E,
r
1
TffiiTS Y. Am::,
A.r 'STERDA
BollaoA.
Z C81221
Rd lbeet 1
(nollsncl)
See Append 5
Date Hour
17
,June.
45. 093C
18
J mc:
45.
IC
180C
WM"therr riDe, clear an4
TToteatant Cburoh parade held b7 our new Padre (H/Capt G.fi.Aclama. ccs) in
the IuU tiute theatre.
RC Clmroh pBrn.de 1D IJQ Co7 orderl.7 room.
Order were reoei ved b'on rr. ?.net Cdn DdG that the BD r.;ove from
it' preaeut location to nainity l:Jth June 45.
The fiDe weather and r;roapeot of an imoediate move boom t.meter4am OAnaed
a general exodua trorn the barraoke as the 3eafortha hnd their lan fllDB
in
A r4cture wae shown 1n the Inet1 tute Theatre
General preparaUou an4 oleald.ne up were the order of the day, both at the
Ill.Utute (BHQ) an4 at ORANJI; N!'.SSAU barracks . 1\ loade were d1apatohe4
to the new area w eaae the tranaport llitua't1on the next day. Inspections
pre oarrie4 out by Coy repreMntat1wa who b)r now b&4 rnrythine laid on
for tlleir Coya to !!love in without a hitch.
tord waa received from HQ 2 C4n tnt Bc1e thia unit would be relieved
b7 4 st Dty 111200. The. Bn wae to then move 'b7 Rea 1 and uso routea to the
DeW area.
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ID the F1eld 1e
Cc'Lrl'fiJ\L June
INSTITT:'l'I:, 1 45.
* I J'lo I:. J .. t
.l\' ST'!.:!DN .
Jlollan4. !
I
n Z OP1 ::21
Ret ShHt 1
(Rolland)
Sec Apf.>encl. 5
In the Field 19
I'ri.u
Corte, 45.
Holland.
;-q 291995
UTR'F.:C11'1 Sheet I
1a250CO 1400 I
I
I
rtenainder of Me Grour; woul.d move :?C fune 45. oonnencine with Cdn Inf Me
at C8CO bra.
were to tc command l C4n ?.de.
Weathcra Fine and oloar.
The mon:d.ng waa apen't in ::aold%16 . loa41Df.,; clooninc .-rJ the c:v.nJr: rr
larraaka an4 the Co1on1al Inati tute. 'l'lle n114ay mef\1 1VJ1.8 early 1n order that
the cooke mJ.ght load t11e1r equ1lQtnt an4 be away soon Rfter 1400 bra.
a fairl7 leawrely morning the En wns tully lm ded and reaq to move.
Unit tnnaport etnrted to mo'ft on time f;o nr at 1: ::-'C95; a large anti tank
wall. at the edge the city. It waa th1a obataole whioh slowed up our tranaport
to the point where we were mobbed on the never - "to - be - forgotten fl ray 4.5.
At the right ban4 opening, entering 'the city boara two atans. One D711
yith olaaeic almpiU.citJ' The other nates that thia t. A:'ST!:RDK.
cUT or 'l'C TRoo-s en :Jf;TY.
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Place Date Hour
ID the Flel4 19 1?
0 I
Hollalll.
.MR 291995
UTRECJI'l' Sllee
1125000
170C
20
I June'
45.
::aa .. 4 SP 1n the followiJta order of maroh, liiQ. B. A. :J. C. JIQ. an4 SP Oo7
.w1 til oarrlere 1D the rear, about t1ftea m1nutea later 1n darting. Co11V07
IIIUilaer- 6/C/23. Ro nh1ole dropped out_ &Del the oomo7 reaolw4 1-tU
into a pl--.nt 4r1 ve through the oountr7. Route followed waa RED I aoroaa
the cr-t DID'ERBRUG, through BUSStr. &D4 BAARJil to SOESTKIJY r.m 323023. The
USO route branohea to the right from thia point towarda tr:'R::CTtT. OU14ea ware
on han4 at the 'DP 293 997.
Coy lo.ticma were aa tollow-
A Co7 247987
2559n?
c- 267991
n- .. 265968
RQ 291993
SP
All Coya were 4ug iDto their new areaa with the epee4 and a4aptab111 t7 ot
ol.4 CoiiiiDllnioaUon 'b7 liM waa already eata'bl1ehe4 by algna].a
pereoDDel on the advance pa.rt7.
1napeo-t1on and !87 parade tor the 3 2 OR e who left the tud. t tor
1 CclD Corpa Rei.Jd:oroement Depot thia dternoon. The men were to be transferred
_ '\o 3 SD r. , C ll1gbl ndera.
ID ad41t1on J2 OR' a left COl".
CO (Lt/Col returned from abort leave in the UK.
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20
J
45.
21
June
1600
2030
45. 1000
An It1per1a.l Seaforth 'ajor (
1
ajor Todd) l;atd us a v1a1 t, staying oYernigllt.
ne invited nll mmdry to attend e gra.nd I!ighland reunion to 1Ma he14 eoon
at C
t'f". .. f'..A'I'WMIII'I'h?
\. _, . "'-!, t v .. -.-.._,
'.7ord waa reoei vod that ? Cdn Dde had oom;J.eted r.:ove and wero
ncm inst!>.J.l(!d nt 1r.J52.
-;)inner wua eatan by all of:fioera at the oentrl!\l ' VIt!V12 HOY. Thia wne a
e::.'lAndid house
1
1n .nost at'trf.LOt1 ve and beaut1f'ull.7 la14 out au.rroundinca.
JIQ vfticera ft'-"'8 bill.etod about A roUe DO*'b of the ftfeu and the Co7
ofiicero were 11unrtered tfi th their Co yo.
i' violent tllll11d4arotorm w1 tb heavy rain, rcl over the area.
AD unaucoesstul reooe waa made 1n oon3unot1on with the Sgt 1/o B4e
Bath for B npot on which to oat the flat ground made 4rrdnego
1mpoaa11Ua -and the water JYtl7 wae Vf1r7 1Dndequate, ainoe e1iagnant poJ'lde an4
cU.tol1 water ooulcl DOt be ueed. enUre de - now VU7 ooDOeDtrate4, qo
we hoped to ut eoue u from. the r'IObJ.le Bath eftll 1f' it - t up 1n another
Bll area.
anc1 ax poun4era A/'l auna mac1e a nooe of the ben route w AW1Hl:r
and r.ut 1D1ah1nc touoheo to their !1ftparnt1ona tor the ...t days
tt.\:nl - in
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Title pages will be -prepared.
Original, duplicate and triplicate to ba
PlRce Date Hour
ID tile N.e14 21 150C
'
"5
1Jol1AD4.
Tn 291995
U'l'RECHT Sheet 2
la25CCO JuDe
45. 07tlt.
lOJO
tajor To4<! C Imperial neat'orth, 2 Dn) lett !Je.arlorn on hia return trip.
Lt :J.r.Ro wao J1.l!lmed for the CO::". to lcftve 1n 4 cla7 or 110.
C&1Tiara ltD4 a1x 1xnmder auna, towed b7 15 owt l.ott tor t.::r:u:: airf1al4
where they were tamed 1n at 1000 lire. Seaf of C waa coogl.ineuted by tllc etatf
at the a1rt1e14 OD tM oolld1t1on the CArriere. 1\11 wore treahl7 I*tnted,
witllOU't Dlv or UDlt aa 41ncned. '1'Jae o:r.-era.tlon wne d1recrto4 b;J
E.J .s.:a.r ceo sap;.()rt Co7)
The Jtegt ""tftd a riad.t :from tile 000 1D C. Gets J!.D.G.Crerar CB.
A .,.,, 'three Co7 wu drawn Ul.) 1n hollow aquara 1n 'the t1e14
outdde liiQ. At a llhort oeremol\f Gen n.n.G.Creror en. pre8erlted
doooratione to the following Olftoore an4 en a.
r:ajor J .L .ftirlwoll - r1:
C&pt D.D.Camoron . lllE
ear,-t J .c -c
Lt L .J .Bennatt -. !.'C
Sgt K .:' Thompoou lXl ..
Sgt H .n .Storch - l,ID
Sgt L.r . Qre1g ID
FollowiD the preeeutaUon, 0en n.n.o.ererar Cll. :>so .-.Joke to. aD4 llbook
banda with all the of'floo, .. PN_. &114 took the Ml.ute from tbe BI1 suarct.
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OR
Place Date Hour
In the P'le1d
Pr1Da Ben41'1ks cJuna
Oord, 45 .
Hollrmd. i ll.J 0
]1.1}1 ?'3199 5 1
UTH:"..:CIIT Sheet
11250('.0
23
June
I ogoc
093C
Sur.rimary of Events and Information
'
leavi.De n"t ll C hrs for a short inS})Ctotion of Coy activitic a, &ocompanle4 b7
the CO (Lt/Gol :).r'.Clnrk).
Jr1g H.P.Dell.-Irving :..>nc waa a visitor for lunch.
The reretriation clratt of 1 o:t:t1oer and ORe bl\4 their r.Jod!oal. exam1mt10D
an4 .. re brought up to date on '!8bb etc. 1n reaainoaa for the .....,. of their
JOU!'De7 hotoo .
Capt G.F.Newaon and Lt .:.n.PoKay both lmd their name removed from the draft
11art
9
1D order to 8'ta7 and return w1 th the urd t. ::1 th the extra work currently
falllDg uponret'1Rin1ng oftioera thia reFttnta no mean aa.orUioe.
Fine, BtllUQ' an4 hot.
Repatriation 4raft fit one otfloer an4 43 Oll'a left :mtQ. The CO (Lt/Col ..clark
w!.ahed them Cod apee4 and U. pipe band p].ayed them I my :taurs.lllar fa
were among the gro: p.
Queatiormaire RehabU1tat1on and Poet i.:ar :'lana was dletributed to
all nmka and oomp1ete4 b7 14-0C bra. Reeul.ta were coll80114ate4 and b.J
the Preaident ol "the EduoaUonal Cor:md.ttee, (!aJor 'R.t.ronougall).
AJ1 !Jatormal Wile hel4 in the o:tf1cero' neaa (Vyver Uof) during the evening.
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Place
Ill the F1e14
triiUI l
Oorde,
Hollan4. 1
r:R 291995
UTREClr!
la25000 I
( Era.se heading not required)
Date Hour Summary of Events and Information
Weathers Dull &D4 oloudy, bu.t wry warm and oprreuive.
ory3 c Transport waa provided for nc persosmel to take advantage of the church para4e,
held in a o1 vilSan church 1D BILTHOV".EN.
':he Padre (H/Capt G .R .Aclama) held n ahort wluntal-7 I&r&4e in the open air,
near mo.
There waa well patroJd.ae4 recreational traneport to Amaterdanl onr the weekend,
an4 Coy quotaa for leave a were f'Ule4 up.
The Mntr1ee outd4e DRQ. were praotiaally up to D.tok1Dfi}lam. ?alaoe etandarda tor
preo1e1on 4r11l! a !aJor WO' ld eet a bu.tt salute, bot the most
part tb81r work wae eood.
25 >:tJler a Hot and bright onoe more.
JuDe
45. Vooati.oDal. leetuY ... were gi-.en wttl,ln the Coya, aoeording to the
laid on by the Eduoatlonal. Comm1 ttee.
Wand.ng of the clratting of r.&Jor J .L.Th1rlwell r-c { 21/c) and Ifa.Jor n.L.I'oDougBl.l.
(CC "A Coy) to COP', wna received at BH'}. Thia to beine protested by the CO,
Lt/Col D.: .Cl.'U"k, ae these two off'ioera han probabl7 aeen more action. than
anybody now rema1.n1ng w1 th the un1 t.
The traok 'Mam wae at work under the gu14anoe of capt E .A .Cleveland.
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Place
ID the Held
Pr:lu
Oorde,
Holland.
291995
tJTRr;cnT
1a25COO
Date Hour

of BD nature were way for the forthcontne
81JOr'ta day, on v:ect 27 June {-t 5.
1etreat was y;lnyed 1n front of the 3!!- bulld1ne, by the pi::ce tmd dru.m.a.
Dl.obanan (CO Tlegina Hitle Regt) and hia Adjt (Capt :J.C Umb7) were
Weather 1 Olear an4 tiDe Cloucl7 and cool. 'toward a enning.
A start wa8 rre.4e towards the greaaine an4 paold.nc of weepona, (3 r.:or.
2" PIII.TS) preparatory to tu.rn1ng 1D at NIJ: r:c:.:n.
The clue to be held on the three men oharged with :traternlsaUon, wne
agdn poatponed owiDe to 'the d1t:t1oul:ty of obtainlDg the ohiof witneaa, who
wae un4eretood to be ln Geft8117. The three a.oouaed men had now been un4er arwest
tor 37 4&J'a.
V1s1tora to the UDlt iDol.ucJed T:&jor J .Wharton (A&Q HQ 2 C4n Dde) BT1d
Lt J .n .LaRose who wae reoentl drafted to the c Soot n. in the cor.
Lt/Col lllohanan with hie AdJ't.
,,.,.1 thin the COya . routine work wae oarried on Vooat1oml lectures.
Brig. H.P.Bell-Irving DSO. and bar and hie father, Commander H.P.Bell-Irving DSC
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and bar were guests to lunch in the officers mess. MfN
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ment ) ru cont.ained in FS Regs Vol 1.
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ID. the Fleld ?7
PriDa JtU1C
Oor4e, 45. 090C
Bollud.
Pn 291995
Shee'
la250CO
DuJ! overaaat and tli%'6&-tening, witt rain from l50C hre.
A practice Dn parade was held 1D the .,.11 field 1n front of the BIIQ bu.1141ng
(w1 thin the a.Il.Gle of the Junction of' - - l"l'!r ce: roads). This wae
by way ot ornartenlng up for the forthcomine liberation festival ceremonies
to be held 1n J\rn.arterdmn. The movement praot1oed were mnrcldng nn4
whHllng 1n filea of iieht.
13 cc A party went to Amsterdam to l.ke a reooe or touorrowa }8mde route.
133( The Regimental an<l F1e1d meet wna held at. the !'aple Sta41un in
HJ.lvereum. !hie ho a auperb oval n.ncl cinder track epectally buUt tor the
1936 Ol.lmpic trials. Unfortunately the a4vent of .rain towards the end ot tlie
meet, Decesi tnte4 the oanoellation of the tug ft war, the hop, atep
an4 jua}J, an:J one of tl1c more apeotaoular races, tile 4tl.C yd relq. Nonethelen
oom.pet1t1on waa keen, D" Coy comtne out OJ1 tor: with :nn Coy a olooe oeconct.
:rh& meet ohampicm waa L/C Co1e of D" Coy-, who :plaaed f1rot 1n the 1('{' zd
tirat 1n the bit" "'"" th1r.1 1n the broad jump.
Abl7 pportlng the at.t.lataa a-& the microphone wae Lt "Fincer" Foul.da, who
ala10 kept the aud1enoe 1nterelltod and amu.aed between events w1 tb hie 1n1at uUe
brand humour.
!.\loJt ore41t waa due to SUpvr A Tatte tor hie tine work in mipp].71J16 prizea and
aanteen eervioes tor all.
Lt/Col D.r .Clark prente4 the prizoa to the w1nn1ng oonteatanta
9
and a cu:p to
tile leading Co7. N-RN
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Title pages will be prepared. '
Place Date Hour
In Field 27 14CO
r'Tina !undril: fJ Jun,
Oore, 45.
JlollaDCI.
2
,..
'.
Jun1
r.m 291995
utn:,CHT
1125000 45. 0745
'
0900
1500
1730
lOCO
llJO
Summary oi' Events and Information
Two offioera (Lt T .n .r:rJe11l Seat of c and J.t R.n1chardaon, 'Easex scot ")
arr1vad, with lJ ORa, re1Dtoreementa, return!ne aualtiea AD4 croe-poeUnga.
':"eathera Cloudy with frequent ahowere.
Troopa ombuaned and left for the AT'STJ.nnr liberation l:Arado.
Ttvo re1nforocr.l8nta (ens) both cro-roat1nc,. from COF.
Fitty two arrl'ftd (also ORa).
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-ru-t of the troopa arrived baok from

r oat of ,the u-oopa electe4 tc
until 22c c hro and 2C _per C07 had pnseea untU C8rc bra.
TiiehliiJJ.ta of the .[tlrade were as foll011s.
nn arrived at debusaill area, forned u1:. in colUr...n of route nnd oarohed to rarade
aaaembl7 aren, near 'the DAr:, where they again formed up, thia Ume 1n co1UJDD
or ninea (nine abreast).
from aaoembly nrca 'to Central Station where the m&ret.t.ine troope
were mnraballe4 in the to1lowiJl8 order.
RoJil]. C41nn Regiment.
Regiment de Cbaudiere.
Calgary II1ghl.andere.
Seaforth ot Canada.
Troope -TiDeea Irene Dele.
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BollaD4.
!'R 2919J5
tmtECJ!l' ShNt
lt250CC
Date Hour
1153
Hen4 of column novad rcaoh!ne the aal.utingbr..ee at the :ral.aoe 1 ?OC; hra.
The -.lute waa taken by 1ueen l'lllhelmlna. at the salutiDB baae were
lCdn Com4., 1 Cdn Corps Comd., 2 Ocln Corrca Comd.
1?.15 $eat ot C 1.aaae4 aal.ut!Da be.ae, oont1nu.1ng alone the 1:-are.de l hour an4
15 clnuten betor renoh!ne the 41arlcrau aroa.
l.J30 T and aanawt.ohea were aeno4 lly catering un1 t.
1400 A troope embuee4 turn to
rim;J :tawurable 001!uenta were DBde on the rarade, I:arti.cu.lnrly 'the pl.a.y1ng o
the tta-a pl_:,e banda. UDder the leadR'ehlp 1'1po !aJor !JSE. later
1n the ewtnins a 1d.r'thdai ... g1ven our whioh 110
t_.- tbul C4D !>lpe were preeent.
Tlthera Dllll, ovu.at and oool.
A plAtoon from ncn 48JDOl'J8'bate4 remonlal c1r1ll. and guard t:lOUilting at the
.road 1mmec11ate1Jr :north mn. tro.-t rltle Coy I.--tmel. were prent.
Lt A.Foul.de li:ade the mon'thl.7 Dlder 1D the oour ct 'tM dq.
CO (Lt/Col D.r'.Clark), the 2 1/o (!'ajor J .L.1"h1rlwell went to n,.., 2nd C4n
lDf in order to meet Lt OeD S1r M1lea xcm. CDE. nso.
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IJl 'the ?1ol4

CitrdG,
Holland.
:.--a
UTlU.CHT Sheet
la:?5CCC
14)0
1n4
45.
.30
Jun.{
45.
1500
15)0
1000
lllOC
Lt ""j.!J. ctra.Y and ClJ. Durnett G . \.11. (" !" Cpl.) loft for where the,. wUl
OODli>U. 4ata for a reg1raental. history 1n World rlar II.
Seat ot C PPCLI ton 1nnlnga of baoeball tor a GCore of 2 - 2.
The unit football team HU.veraum Team at HILTc.n:;u:. ne aoore wna 5 - '?
1
ln favour o-r the :)utobmen.
Rew regulations wi-thin tmlt required nll vehiclea exoept one
Jeeii or 15 ort :per eo,- to be in at Hf: Co7 a:tter 17GC hra unleea expreaoly
laid on for
r.oathora Unsettled, tine durine: the day, threatening later with eome
rain nfter l9C'O hra.
':he co (Lt/Col u.r.Clark) 1napeoud the q:.iarters of IT"' Coy, lat&r holdins ordore
nn:.
':'as .i.)arade r or K 1 oa ve _arty.
"C" Co7 relieved A Co;, from the mtQ pard.
Dntoh barbere an4 tailors are belne innsl.led ln the Coya to tAke care of
work.
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WAR DIARY
3fi9A !5028)
OR
Place Date Hour
Ill the Held 30 13 00
Prine Ilendrika .June
Oorde,
1
45.
lloll&nd.
MR 29l'J95 I .
Sheet
lt2SOOO
Reoreat1onal. trnnaport left tor the horae raoea at
A larp number ot pgrohaoed oi&&re"--"" d1atribute4 b7 Poatie.
A11 weapou (dE JMor. aD4 ent7 'Ulree 21' J,fOr. plua 21 PlATS) were
J&C)te4 111 boxea today, and rea43'-tor nonge. The boxea were b7
1'1ontter platoon, ao4 re work fd art, De&tl.y neaa11le4 Bid aa:rlted with
'\he Hrial DWDben, not forgetting :.:;eat ot C" in at le&a't; one ta].aoe per
.
(D. M. Clark Lt. od)
eo-.nbg of c.,
26
Remarks, references
to Appendices and
initials
i_
./ Instructions regarding preparation of
Place Date Hour
1
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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14.
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WAR DIARY
OR
LIST cTtTNTI 1945
Part I Orders
Tart II Orders
Field Return of otf1cara
Field Return of Other Ranks
f,.iaps covering :Bn Acti vi t1ea during June
Disposition of Officers
Liet of Guards on Amsterdam Dumps
Trairrl.ne Sylabus for week ending 16 June
Sports Proeramme for Dn Track ; eet
Nom1na1 Roll ot COF Drafts
Nominal of CFEF Drafts.
Nominal Roll of 1 Repatriation Draft
Program for V1a1 t of Comd. Firat Cdn Army
Instruction re: A tt1 tude towards Germans in
Official Contacts.
German !:arch Table for r:ay 45.
Copy of
11
TTaple . Leaf",
Army per, June 12,
dep1ct1ne 1st Cdn Div. !'.arch Paot in ROT1!:-'RDAI
\1..11

QRIG DID'
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X
X
X X
X X
X X
X X
X X
X X
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X
X X
Remarks, references
to Appendices and
initials
TRIP
X
X
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X
X
X
X
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I
.,
THE SEAFORTH HIGHLAFDERS QF CAK.ADA
. . Part I Orc.:.ers
Issued by
Lt-col D oJ.:. Clark
.-
.-.
iii -- Is'sue ho . "j'Url""45 -- -
- - ........ . - ... .. . ... .. .. . :. . . . .. .. ....._, .. ... - .. . -- - ... .. . - - ... - .. .... ',. . . . - -- --
94. honours and Awards
.. - per son.nel ilf this unit h.ave been IU.ntien-
ed-in-Despatchos for in the thea t r e for ser i ee
during pQri.od 1 44 to 3i Au2; 44.
..
L/S'rt .
A/Gpl .
A/Cpl ...
creiz
Gustafson
storch
1 . 1 .
K:J .

'.
I
. .
. .
2. . list is . in .t'l1e Ga.2ette
26 l!Iay Rele ase to t ;i.q:lt"e.ss and radii.i was niade . at 1100
Enster:or !\aylight time 2.5 Ma'Y -45 and .. thEre are
on
(Rear DiV: ltr l d/26 45.) :. ,.,
. , ...
. - . -
of
nrs
re:-
.
..
9 5. . , .
1. The follW\v:i,r,g .ae.ssar;e frorn H'-2 ,2 CdrJ Inf,Bde is .1epe?ted
96.
97.
:1erounde.r: / .
... "'tinder no circuinstances :-ill weapons be left
ir: unat ter;J.ded cloakroor- -:; C.o )Vlhere nece ssar-y. wearons may
. left with dvrs(.)
(2 CIB msge f\L.:GQ d/3l _May 45)
Dross .
Ref Ceremoni21 Paracres' - ALL ORs who have removed hooks
from J?.attle Dress collars vrill replace thom immediately.
:.: .
:
' . '
.. HaJl
1. . .. .. . All rc:r.tl{s are rel;1inded that it is an offence to accept
letter' ' f<'rom civilians for transmission throuf;h military post.
' ...
P .:-...
1, The.fo.J,lowipg, i;;._repeated frm1 Dlv ROs.
2. The u/m soldiers have been convicted of offences agains 1
ci vs and awarded sentences as set out below. The sent-
ences have beer: J,1rmnulgated to the accuped on parade i'n every
case
. A.A Sec 40 - Conduct t.o the predjllitice of m.ili tary d ..
etc, i.e. frate1nization.
A600 5f C1nr COLE, D. . .87 Cdn Bty
3 C?-n :' ed Re,e t
. RCA
3 years penal SBrvitude
and tQ be disehargBd
witl1 ignomy from HM's
Service .
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..

. -. . .. .. . .. - ... .. - ' . .. ' ": \. .,..,. ... .: . .. ..--... --: - ... ._., ,.' -: .,... : -
H353S8 Pto
A.;-: RC: EUE i tt

H Sqn 4
...
5 years penal servitude (one
.. rape,two charges of
r_ollb'sry . AA 41 . cdn
. '
Div
Hl315
Pte :\OZ . --
9
A.L. of. C 5 :rears oenal servitude and,
to be .,vi th ignomy
fr 'I1 s Servic e( one charge
rape, one cha:r_ge of r.obbery
A.A. Sec 41
' .
: ;__ ...
.. .. ....
.. :- with aggravation)
B45809. 1/Cpl RVssEI,L,. L. W. A&SJ
of C
L'2 50 5' Gnr , F E. 3
r,led Regt
128274 Gnr
3 C:dh llied
Ree,t
Sr:: mc as Pte KOZAK
2 years imprisonnwnt with
hard
S arne as Gnr KR AU CHI
...... (Div RO 99/45 rpt of ARO 909./45)
. .. . The follu;Ji.i.1:; Ll.JSSage frOJu Gei: Eiseiiho:;;ar
: 1... 'J!o vvery member of th9 AEF the 6 th uno 45 mal"ks the
firs.t anciversary of the assault on the r-,OPJ.:!AlDY The
interv:Jl"li!i..n:; year has see11 the utter de f eat of the enemy forces
in this tlieatru thereby tbJ complete
pr-imary pur: ose a .;/: aims whi :1 inspi:::ed this trtamondbtis amp hi b-
.. i oi.'.s Ol)eration . T' o u:rploi ts of . the c;or.1bined sorvi ces during
-t h.e se s treRuous months ha v WOli the a elmira ti:on of the Allies -.
arid .iluU.tl'els thl"ou,.. hout the \v..,rld and have instilled fear in
the hearts of our foe. We now on less
, but equally 1mportant dutJ.es., . Renewed et:._fort is
. essential we shift forces to join .our brothers ,in'-arms ,
against the JAP .. and at the time deal with the main
rema5.niD.c; problems h'l this theatre.' We can but paUS8 briefly
on this sixt!1 day of June to :;ledge anew our full energies to
tasks before us ahd to review events of the
year. It is fitting that our celebration of the day shq_lld .be
qu:let am. strencth:m us spiritually and physically ,'or the com-
irj. months. F'orual caror.10nics will b'' avoided insofar as i.t
10
is
consistent with che l'Jrfo:fnanne of essential duties June
, wil-l be observed as a holciclay by t]lo ... ".EF. Signed DWIGih D;
. EISE1\!WWER. . . '
(Rear Div msge i\R-E- 4 d/5 L1ay 45)
100. __d __ _;p_s}Y
1. The follov'iinL, pe:c so ... .ul this unit have been released
i'roul Gori"lan PV/ caJllps and or.i3 now safG a,nd evacuated to
the UK..
Lt W .a.
Maj .
J.
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Lt J .A.Pretty
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R. K49379 Pte
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H. K42326 Pte
1105384 Pte
w.k. B83361 Pte
G.L. K50398 Pte
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Whitten . D A
Wood.;.Taylor R, L.
Wright H.
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of C.:J.na da
. . .
Seaforth Highlanders
1 Cdn Inf Di v Ta bloicl S.}.:Jo:rts will be held on 9 Jun
at the ST l'.D I Of FEYENOORD, (I.ffi7887l0 )commencing 1400 hrs
Boating capacity is for all spoctators and their
and. arrangements are boil-l.g mado ' for wut and dlry canteens for both
Offrs &.ORs.
Eve:cy oncouragement is to bo givon personnel wishing to attend,
tl1is championS:-,_ip and it is hoped that a maximum number of spt..:ctato't-s
wj_ll bo nr0s6nt.
Sr Oi' :l l"S. Clu:b
-. C!HO) ii(r - Sr Offrs Club, opened at L.lU'..REN 0.'1R 2205096) on 1 Jur
45. Meals, bar and dancin:; arc available. Hajors and above eligible.
No admission boforo 1945 hrs daily.
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jwit
TRENGTH DECRE4\SE Conttd
(d) SOS to 8'9 CD/MD 10 1.5 JUn 45
H46.513 Pte (L cpl) COSGRAVE PA
HZ04.549 Pte CUPP LK
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(e) SOS to 8,5 CD/MD 14 JWl 4,5
M9000 Pte BEAUDRY DJ
(t} . sos to 86 CD/MD 6 14 Jun. 45
F205ll pte (L ep"3_} HAYES DE
.. ..
(g) SOS to 83 CD/MD 12 13 J\u.l 4_5
L21043 Pte YOURK w
(h) SOS to 80 CD/MD ll 1} JWl 45
, IC2l83 Pte MISKIMAN FJ
(il SOS to CIC 44 CD/MD 11 6 Jun 45
K92,81 Pte _ ll;fGLIS DN
( j )' SOS to X3 List Seaforth of c date shown
K1113i5 Cp1 KAY CF .5 JUn 4.5
K4536o
Pte:
CHRISTIE RB 5 J'Un 4.5
K517.50
Pte NOVf.LIN HF 6 J'un 4.5
( k) sos t o X3 List Seaforth of c 6 .Tun 4.5
Bl316.5l. Pte DURAK WJ
C!17815 Pte (L opl.) MAJOR GH
K41329 Pte SIMON s
(1) SOS to 2 CDN INF BDE 5 Jun 4.5
M1060 9 Pte ANDERSON MM
Kl5 48 Pte DAVIES w
Hl0256 Pte HANFOJil) RM
Ll03542 Pte JONES Dr Mech (MV) c
Cl03178 Pte WHITE SE
(m) SOS to X3 List Seaforth of C ll Jun 45
(n))
Ml03773 Pte (L BROWN AB
K42227 Pte LIDDICOAT WA Dr Mech (MV} C
K64 32 Pte MARTIN DL
Ml.0572.} Pte MELVIN. NVV'
SOS to X} List Seaforth of C 12
B5.564:6 Pte (A cpl) HEGGIE
K548; Pte JONES
K99.5}5 Pte (L SPOONER
K;l880 Pte' STERLING
Jun 4.5
DB
RR
EJ
F
Clerk c

( J R FENELON) Capt
For Ol:fr IC
CDN SEC 2 ECH 21 A GP
.. ..,. ..
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.
14fl.-<
tl
Last order
No 50
13 Jun 45
TEE SE.AF0RTH HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA
. PART 11 ORDERS
. . . . .. . . . by .
CANAJ?I.AN SECTION . 2ND ECHELON HEADQ.UARTERS
}7
No .51
16 J\m 4.5
21 .lilll/fY 'GROuP
____ Jlj _____
11
A" OFFICERS
1 ENLISTMENT
Volunteered for the Pacific Theatre 5 Jun 45
....
.
Capt . . D I FAIRWEATHER
2 STRENGTH INCREASE
. . . ':,
.
TOS from:x4 List {2. Bn) Seaforth of C 4 Jun 4.5 (Auth EA2/7978
d/2 Jun 4.5) ' .
. : ' Lieut (A/()aJ?t) E. A
, '" ;:.
(a)
CLEVEL4ND
. ' . . '
. . : :
3 ATTACEED
...
deases att:_ from RQ 2 CDN INF :SDE 28 . MaY. 4.5 ( Auth qomd 2 Cdn
rnr B-dn - -
R C H DUNFORD DSO CCS
(.aJ
- .
4 PROMOTIONS
. ...
Cal Capt ,W ;o C TUCK. vaca,tes the appt crt Adjt __ 9 Jun 4.5
: . .: ....
5 LEAVE OF ABSENill;
6
. . . .: :' :: .. .
{a)
: ..
; : . . :
Gran ttid 1,1 . days PL to UK with aJLlce in lieu of rations and
proc 3 Jiin -_ 4.5 . .
capt - T P :HEsKETT
..
DECRE ... '\SE.
.. t .
.. . ._
- . . . I : .. . I
. .. . . ... - -. !
(a) SOS to CD .56 MD 11 9 Jun 4.5
Capt - R i
.:capt ' w D c
SWINTON
' Tticx -
,.-
{A/Capt) GEORGE
. . - . "
SOS to CIO 52 CD/MD 13 8 Juh 4.5
; . ,.
..
('b)
W H POLLi\RD
(c) Cb/MD 11. 6 Jun 4.5 sos to ere 44
.. Maj6r S LYNCH MC
:. L:l.etit
W" 'F J' GILDERsLEEvE
D A H.l\..RPER ..
M LDIDS.AY
-... - __ .. _____ _ .. -Lieut -. .
., , .. . Lieut.
Lieut B StJ , RVTHERFORD
., .....
u B
11
0 THER RANXB
' ..
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..
7 ENLISTMENT
(a) TOS Q:DN .. _AR:M. Y (GS) 2:B NJaY 45 Ul0tted Re.gt No K.59.5.62 .
. .. K6684ll P:te . . . .r:M.Ns:F:rEtD RW .
.. '
(-.'Q.J .. ;-;:-- TOS CDN .. ARMY ( GS) 31 May 4.5 f-J.lotted Regt No K59567
:. : K607 097 Pte WEISZBECK J
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7 ENLIS'll/lENT Con.t' d
(cl ! .. -Volunteered for the Pacific 'Theatie date shovm
. K52:?2-0 . WOll (CSM)(A/VlOl) (RSM) SWEENEY B
K.$)664 VVOll (RO,.MS) SKIN1JER FE
K.53037 Sgt . W.tillRDJGTGN AJ
L6737.5 Pte (L cpl) DIXON R
Ul721 Pte (L cpl) BE
Kbll(4 Pte ' RINTOUL '. . Af'il
K6 3 6 3 Pte TOUTANT . : . : GC
; ::
8 STRENGTH DTGREASE ..
' '
' '
6 Jun 45
1:9 May 45
6 Jun 4.5
4 Juri 45
25 May 45
5 Jun 4.5
6 Jun 45
( u) TOS frb'ni. X4 List Seafqrtb. of . c 4.5' (Auth ARC09 I 409)
. K6l40 . . Pte - REITH ' . WG
l,.
K6320 Pte . STADNYK . . AS
K3292 . :- : . WATSON .. .. ,
{b) TOS List Seafo:J;"th of C 3 JUri 4j.( (Auth Documentation)
Dl181 T3 : Pte '(L ... cpl )- HOUsE J
. ( c} X3:::iist Seaforth of C 29 May 4.5 (Auth Documentation)
. . . H9 2 Pte (A c:gl) GOODMAN . .' . .. K
. .
(d) TOS f rom .RQ 2 cah 31 l!!ay. 4.5 ... Con:q Ipf.: :,Bde.L
; Bl4,5221 .' Pte: .. : NELSON .. E.T :
' . ;' '
',(e) (2 Bn) Seaforth of c 4 Jun 4.5
(Auth EA2/797 3
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: . .. : .. Illi6489 . S'gt .. - KLEDT
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aj31)1ay 45)
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9 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
(a) Granted 11 days PL to UK .with 8.llce in lieu of rations and
proc on 3 Jun 45
K49267 Pte i'..NSL.l!."""'Y MA
K68.58.5 Pte .t\.RMSTRONG Ri\.
K2t>-8o Pte .iASTRO!-'fG T
KL330
pte
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K41578 Pte BIJ\NEY
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M3.9010 . Pte COOPER
ffi lr
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Pte Hf1ZELTON JD
K.53178 Sgt HOWE GA
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K40209 'Pte LEA THEP.DiiT.J!: AC
. H7107 .
Pte LEROUX E
J3l26722 Pte McERLAJN HP
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K.52236 Pte MAYES
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F9600 Pte MOSHER WA
K498lo
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{!ay 4.5
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MJ. 03.52.5 Pt e L:riD-J""ESS B
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K.5385 Pte {A cpl} MORRISON JS
K.50621 Pte RYSSTAD 0
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_(c) days PL to UK \vi t h a l lce
pro c 4 .run-' 4'5
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in lieu of rations and
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' AVVL from 0100 hrs 21 Jun 43 t0 1noo hrs 2l Jun 43 {'Sfl:i.rs.)
_ . Forf 1 days pay FR&I{l ) (a) " (-Auth CPM IJT/F/79051 {Pay 4b.)
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14 BIRTHS & DEATHS
(a} On :31 4.5 granted :permission to . marry ELIZJLBETH MUIRHE.tiD
McBRIDE NDAMO on or after 31 May t,. 5 .
K52.526 Pte (A PRATT BE .
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SOS to . crc .52 CD MD 1:; 8' Jun 4.5
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sos to -ere 47 CD MD 4 7 Jun 4.5
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sos to ere 45 en MD 6 7 Jun 4.5
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(a) . . an 21 .A;pr 45 granted permission to marcy on: or
after 21 :A:pr 45 (Auth CMHQ. 1000: 11"0A d/30 APr 45}- .
K53279 Pte MAGl,.EAN . JW .
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(b). On 10 45 permi:ss ion .. tO mai-ry S,IMPSON ..
r . . ;MCMEEK:ru-WILSON on or after 10 Jun 4.5
.... . Sgt . OLSON- FL
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( c} ' . on 10 Juri 4.5. granted :pernii.ssion ta .. marry LEONORA LUCIENNE
VAN DERSCHARR oil .or after 10 Oct 4.5
:i' .. .... Sgt . . THOMPSON. KP (DCM)
(d) on 2. Jun 4.5 granted permission to marry BLANCHE EMI:LY
( '- ,' HARVEY; 6n or after 2 Jun 45
K76466 Pte (L o.pl.) BOLITHO .1\ET
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as .it refers to the u/m is amended to read "Capt
J B WILLIAMS0N1
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The name a,hd .address of N-of-K is now verif i ed' as
C40220 Pte JEAN-LOU1S EC . YVONNE JE.AN..;I;QUIS. (w:i,:re)
RR l. HUDMAN .BRIDGE .i- J
OTTAWA ONTARIO CANADA
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11 APPOINTr..ffENTS & .l'ROMOTIONS
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To be wail . ( CSM\ 10 Jun 4:5
K4:50i2 Sgt (A/WOll) ( CSM) SMALLENBERG E
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To be" A/L. s,g:t d.a te shqwn
K:538"71 Pte ' fA cp1) JONES
(A cpl.) . S.TORCH
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M10606,0 Pte (A cpl.) C(lCRRANE
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To: be .. A, cpl 31 May . : .
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24 May 4,5
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TRADESMEN'S QUALIFICATIONS . '
(a} : :- ctual Clefk 6 .-5 May 4.5 .(Auth . TTB report d/.5 May 4.5)
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tradepay __ .under FR&I ].47 (2) 13-.A:pr 45 -, '.' : i :? :; _. .;_. : .
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(b) on .30 MaY.45 admonished .for an 1-up.de,r .AA40
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of rene 3 lli "'lder f!..A 15 ( 1 ) . 'AVvL from 2300 hrs 3 :run t,. .5 to 1100
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(d) Granted .11 days PL to UK with allce in lieu of rations and
pro c 7 Jun 4 5 .. _ .. ,
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K492'06 Pte BELL J
Ll54366- Pte . BOUCHER LA
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K2842 Pte DODMAN RE
Dl55567 Pte GEARY . M
Bl5.5873 iPte . GLOGOWSKI . J
K52490 Pte HINDLE .. H
K.52139 :Pte (A cpl) JOENSTON .' : KK:
Kl5.56 'Pte JOYCE ' . FH
K47?;2 Pte KENNEDY. RG
K54629 Pte LEVINSKY J
K269? Pte LOGAN AW
HllOOO Pte MciNNES JS
K65996 .pte MAGEE RD
G4.549 Pte . :ME.A:N. .. IR
K4844 Pte Mh.I;ER i . ,.
K43382 pte . : . PACHKOWSKY . W . . ..
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. K51450 Ft-e ... ..... PAUL. - DK
Pte PAVLIKIS NA
Ml'2051 Pte (A cp1)PETERSEN HN
K2320.. Pte PETERSON . . PJL
K52524 Pte PHILION FE
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LJ:fY4779 Pte STACEY MH
K4612 . Pte STEPHENS JC
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El84 7 6 _pte WALKER . . JP
K4934:5 Pte . ; WALLACH DL
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(e) 11 days PL to UK 11 Jun 45
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TOS from X3 List Seaforth of c 5 Jun 45 (Auth EAR9/?88
d/.5 crun 45)
K3040 Pte DYE F
TOS from X4 List (9Bn) . RCOC 8 Jun. 4.5 {Auth EA2/7942 d/19 May
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TOS from .. X4 List (2Bn} INF GEN DNALL 4 Jun 45 (Auth EA2/7978
d/2 Jun 4.5)
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TOS from A ~ List Seaforth of c 8 Jun 4.5 (Auth EAR9/927
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RATES .oF PAY & RECLASSIFICATION
(a) TOS f:rom X4 List (2Bn} INF GEN UNALL reclassified GD 7 Jun 45
and t .o continue in receipt of trade spay from 7 Jun 4.5 to
6 Dec 45 under 147 (5)(b) FR&I (Can)
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(a) Returrie1 from 11 days PL to UK 10 Jun 45
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Returned from 11 days PL to UK 7 Jun 45
. -Mb5-640 Pte MILLAR SG
M10629 Pte SEWELL WF. :
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On lb Mo..y t1r5
CHiillGES:
tried by FGCM
'Tll\JDI NGS:
SENTEN"CE :
CONFIIDJI.J' TIOF :
CLOSE ARREST:
FORF.EI !NRES:
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27 Jan 4.5 (2 do..ys 7 hrs)
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24 May 45 but sentence commuted to be as
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of 28 days :.
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i'J\.IIENDEEN'Jl - Part 11. Qrdor .No 44 :para 11 ( j_) d/23
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THE , Slli\.FOR TH HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA
PART . II ORDERS Last Order
NO 47 issued by No 48
2 Jun 45 C,:\N.ADLW SECTION 2ND ECHELON H8.:\WUARTERS
21- APJiff GROUl:)
3 Jun 4.5
-- ..J- ----- ---- - - -- - - --. - ___ .:.,._ ------ ------------------ ------------------ -
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OFFI CEl-=tS
(a) Volunteered for the Pacific
Lieut(A/Capt) R.
Lieut W F J
Theatre date shown
GEORGE 17 May 45
G IJ)) ZRSLEEVE 17 Iviay 4 5.
Lieut D A
Lieut M
- lJia jar S
HJUC'ER 17 May 4 5
LINDSAY 18 May 4.5
LY}JCH - MC 18 r-:Iay 4.5
Majo'r 0 .. H lACE 19 May 4.5
Capt F S MIDDLETON 20 :May 4 5
Lieut W H
Lieut B StJ
POLL J.u-=tD 17 M:ay 4 5
HUTBERFORD l7 May 45
CAPT R K' sJINTON 17 May 45
Capt W D C TUCK 22 May 45
2 STRENGTH ThTCREASJ!!
(a} li.MENDMENT - Part II Order. No 34 para 1(a) d/9 APr 4.5 insofar as
it ref-ers to the u/m is amended to r ead i
1
TOS from HQ 1 Cdn Inf
Div S igs 6 Apr 45 a
Dieut
D G f:...illiSTRONG (RC Si gs)
3 APPOINTMEN'IS & PROMOTIONS
(a) To be T-:Iajors: Capts( A/Hajors) API' _t1r5; J.L.
TBIRL -,;.fELL, M. C. , 1 3 Apr 4 5.
(Auth Over s eas n.o.5778)
4 ENLISTWIENT
( a ) Volunteered for th.e Pacific rrheatre a.ate
sh.o wn
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.May
45
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SEAFOlt TH OF C
Pnge 2
No-48
3 Jun -45
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4 ENLISTMENT - ContVd
(b) Vo iuriteered
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shown
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(a) AMENDMEN"T - J?art II Order No 29 para 2(h) insofar as it refer&
to the u/m is a.m.onded to read acpl
11
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S:C .. \ FOR TH OF C
Pugo 3
No
3 Jun 4,5

7 T .Eft VE OF ABSE WE
(a) Granted 9 days PL to PlilliS with allco in lieu of rations and
proc on .. 13 Mny .. .5
Cl013 6 9. C:pl VALLIMTT HJ ( 4CESS)
(b) Returned from PL to P.ARIS 24 May 4 5
0101369 Cpl VALLI1UTT HJ {L'.-CESS)
8 AJ>POINTMErTTS & PROMOTIONS
(a) AJ\Iill:NDNillNT - :C'art II Order No 44 pa.rn. 10 (d) insofar a.s it rofors
to the ujm is cancelled
K.52303 Pte WOOH. VTG Dr I1och(l'lV) C
9 QUALIFI CATIONS
(a) Having attended r. 1ines Course No.ll at 21 Al.:.-my Group RE Trng
School .. from 1.5 _,'\2)r 4.5 to 21 Apr obt6.ine d grading D
K42330 Cpl i vVJJ
10 PUNISH11:2::NTS
( 0.)
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(b)
On 7 May 4.5 tried by FGCM
(1) JI . A. 15(1) AWI-' from ObOO hrs 14 DGc 44 to 1200
F lliD ING:S :
SENTENCE: -
CONF IPJill. TIO N:
CLOSE iUlliEST:
FORFEI TURSS:
.. . ..

hrs 21 Doc L'r4 ( 7 days 6 br$)
C-uilty
2 yrs imprisonment
Findings conf. but sentence mitigo.ted
dov by comd .2 Cdli Inf Bde 11 4.5
In close arrest from 1200 hrs 21 Dec
Forf 8 days :po.y FR&I 1 49 ( l) ( o.)
Forf . 28 days pay .FR&I 149 (-1 ) (b)
Forf 50 days pay 149 ( 1) (c) ( i)
Total forf 8 6 days pay
Pto BRAIN H
to 28 days
t,.t;. to 9 Feb 4.5
On 7 J\ia'Y' 45 trio d by FC-Cl/t . ' ,
CllAl1GE : ( l) A'\ 1.5 ( 1 ). AWL f r mil 1600 1:u's 19 0 ct 44 to 1.800
llrs 3 Nov tr4 (15 days 2 hrs) .
{ 2 ) .AA 1.5 ( 1) AVIIL 1600 br $ 9 Nov 44 to 1L1.-00
hrs 10 Nov 44 . ( 22 hrs )
(3) AI";. 15 ( 1) AVJfJ .from 0800 hr.s 28 Dec 4flr to ,1000
hrs 3 0 Jan 4.5 ( 3 3 days 2 J1is)
FTIIDING$ (1 ) Guilty
(2 ) Guilty
( 3) Guilty
SENTENCE : 2 yrs imprisonment with hard labour
? i na_ings and smitence confirmed by Com1 2 Cdn Inf
Bde 9 Hay 4.5
CLOS:2; ;..ru:I:S-T: In cl,qse Llrrest f-rom 1800 hrs 3 Nov 4r to 1600 br s
J
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EA-69 91
9- Nov 4l
In clos e arrest from lrrs 10 Nov 44 to 0800
hrs 28 Do c 44-
In clos e arrest from 1000 hrs 30 J an to 4 Mar L'r.5
ji' orf 50 dClys po.y FH&I 149 ( 1) ( Cl)
Forf 730 dQys pay li' R&I 14 9 ( 1) (b )..
Fort: ,36- days pay FR&I I L1r 9 ( 1) (c) ( i)
Total forf 866 days pay
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Page 4
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No 48
3 Jun 4.5
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11 !fONOURS & AW ...lliDS
(n) The liTNG has been gracious l y pieascd t0 a pprove that the
following be 'ilffiNTIONED
11
i n qf ga llo.nt and ..
distinguished services i n ITALY (Auth Over seas RO 5 831 )
K.524/0 L cpl , . 'Le opol d Louis G-REIG
K,50.5 30 Pte cpl) Karl J ohail Q-USTAFSQ!J
JI;U02910 Pte . Rudolph Hubert STORCH
(b) Awd the ODN VOL S:SR M:CD.AI, EUld
CV'.Sl) dnte shown (Auth Overseas RO
4167) .
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12 STRENGTH DECREASE
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{a) SOS to ' Y3 List (l Cdn Roc Dopdt) i6 Maytl,.) (UK leave)
(b)
D13 .5 2.5 2 Pte BRIDGES . D
SOS to X3
K2.587
K3900
K.52303
List Seaforth of C dO. to shown
Pte . BURiillOI..DETI
Pte ' ' SMITH
G 9 May 4.5
A 18 May 4.5
Pte WOOD WG Dr Moch(ltv: ) C 3. May t,. .5

For Offr IC
CDN SEC 2 ECH HQ 21 A GP
J
...
Last Order
No 46
1 Jun_ 45
THE HIGHLAl'J"DERS OF CANADA
PART II ORDERS
. issued by
CANADIAN SECTION 2ND ECHELON
21 ARMY GROUP

"All OFFICERS
1 LEAVE OF ABSENCE

(
7
No 47
2 Jun 45
(a)
Granted 9 days PL to UK with allce in lieu of rations and proc
' on ;date shovm
Lieut S T
Lieut A
Lieut D H
Liemt H R
Lieut . _ w H
Li.eut W
(b)
from 9 days
Lieut_ W. H
. CAMPBELL
FOULDS
LaROSE
McCARTHY
PbLLARD
TISDALL
PL to UK 13
POLLARD
n B" or_HER RANKS
14 May 4-5
14 May 45
14 May 45
15 May 45
2 May 45
14 May 45
2 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
(a)
(b)
(c)
., .... 71 q
.... . . '. '
-Granted 9 days PL. to UK with allee in lieu of r at i ons and proc
' on 15 May 45
K51133 : Pte c:' _ BERRY
Pt; e BERRY
MI0 60bO:.:, A. epl C 0 C HRAliJE
K29079 . Pte - - COOK
K6526g Pte
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M106677 - Pte FINLA1\T
Bl4364-l -- Pt e FOST.ER
:: .. , E5'.a740 . Pte GRATTON
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Pte
- . Pte LEE
. Pte l-TcELLIGOTT
. J338ll5 __ L cp1 RINK
Pte 'TESTAWITCH
. K7072.3 : pJce .-W'HITE
Pte :: :WILLLUilSON
M[950 Pte .... WICKSTROM
f r om 9 days PL to UK 15
.K45Ji4 Pte . - BOYLE
. K69322 . Pte .. J EFFS
.K42bl3 Pte STONESON
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D71726 Pte MARTI N RM
K4-26Sl Pte NICOL '\'J'.A
K52294 L sgt PRESTON J
KCl- 350-5 Pte S:dHULTZ ' KB
K54b24- Pte iiJ'I NDRiJ-1 J
K52g26 A sgt WORTON W
: :: (d)
Granted lL.days PL to UK With allc e" in lieu of rations and proc
on 23 May 45
Hl01390 L cpl HOGG GW
SEAf'OI\'rH OF C
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No 47
2
. . ... .

2 LEAVE '-OF ABSENCE - C:ont I d
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(f)
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Granted 9 PL to
on -12 May 45
UK with al l ce in lieu of rations and proc
H205056 Pte
1:!135252 Pte BRIDGES -:
K570'63 Sgt BOND
K91701 Pte BURTNICK
H46513 Pte COSGRAVE
Pte BRADLEY
H779GO Pte CHIVERS
Mlb?635 Pte COURSER
H175 21 Pte .DAVIES
G50394 A sgt DIXON
H7224 Pte .FORD
k:')Ol03 . Pte FROCKLAGE
L66352 L cp1 FRANCIS
l{6535S. Pte GRAHAM.
K42330 Cpl GRANT
Kl+2939 : Pte HAMPTON
Pte HEWSON
K!D-9'94:4 . Pte H/4.tLIDAY
Ml 0} 525 . Pte LIKNESS
Ll9 ?I'I-69 Pte Mac LEAN
Pte
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Mlt:)7.202 Pte MATHESON
Ml05723 Pte MELViN
M5664-3 Pte MILLER
Kl733 Pte MITCHBLL
K50254 A sgt MOORE -_
A cp1
Ml07720 L cp1 RUSSELL
IC50621 RYSST.AD
Pte S1U..LOWS
H99i8 " - Pte SAUVE
M106633 Pte SPINKS
M106426 Cpl SCHMIDT
K6.5067 Pte TERRY
--: M38531 Pte WILLIAMS.
Pte WILSON
Hi950S3 P.t e WORTMAN
A6174o Pte YOTT
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Pte CAIRNEY
May
K72912 Pte EWART
Ml070ll Pte.. GLOVER
Pte HENDERSON
K49132 Pte HILL
C1 20770 A cpl MUCHMORE
Bl45221 Pte NELSON
L cpl NELSON
L cpl- P 1:wG ETT
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OF C
Page 3
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2 OF .ABSENCZ - Cont ld
(g)
(h)
( i)
Returned from 9 days PL to BRUSSELS 24 Nay 45
Mi06669 Pte BELAND JLE
Returned from 9
j(46512
K53071
:K59633
M17192
Ml023.07
M106519
K53209
E52615
Krt 2417
-K4J557
D77{1. ] 4
days ?L to UK :11 MaY
Pte CARTWRIGHT LW.
Pte COEN DC
Pte COL:GINS GE
A cpl DRYSDALE GA
Pte- FLYNN . .. BD
Pte GLADSTONE . GL
Pte HARD.ING E
Pte HERlv(AN: -M
Pte HUML JT
WOII(CSM) McKIM .SA
A cpl MOSDELL HB
Cpl MUNRO \i
K5JZ52
K69651
K6.97S7
K53394
C7922S
M7$67

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Kl50S6-
Pte RIVERS CA
Pte STRACEAN WF
Pte THOM?SON KF
Sgt TOPf ING . LA
L cpl TRIPP , TE
A sgt WEBSTZ:R . JA
Pte WIL :...I.AHS P
Pte RS
K51773
.. Pte \I}'RIGHT JH
Returned from 9 'd&.JS PL to UK May
Bl lt-505.2 Pte ARCHER
.. Pte ARCHIBALD
.Lg4y}2 . Pte BLACKSTOCK
.K42967 Pte ELLIS
E:'2724 L cpl E1'VENS
.K697.5Q .. L cpl GRANT
KT5686 Pte GR&'I\JT
Kll26 Pte H.A..TIJKINS
'F205J: l .. L
1
cpl HAYES
'F566gg :pt e' HENSBEE
lC69ggg Cu l J ANS
K-53063 Pte JENHER
Cpl KAY
L:lG51-SO Pte KELLY
.iC52'576 Pte KINN.E.A.1.
Kfi: 256 . Sgt LADISLAUS
K50595 L cpl LeCLAIR
'Hl034g4 - ? t e LEE .
K53326 - .Pte LIVINGSTONE
Kb913$ Pte MacAulay
K53'+04 P-te MATHESON

M303g7 A cpl McMORRAN
K'+7972 L cpl MELNYK
K497;23 Pte MUIRHEAD
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2 Jun 45
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2 LE.c\VE OF .l'illSENOE - Cont 'd.
.. . . .. ...
(j)
(k)
(1)
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Returned 'f rom
K69755
K7lll7
B43238
K41229
K710l9
K51+449
L50l85
LS4096
K50379
K53028
Returned from
K11131
K52002
K53907
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K. Sll.
Kjt5434
F5235

9 PL te UK 14 May 45
Pt-e SHA\'1 RL
Pte SHERO JA
L cp1 . JH
Pt e .. SIMON S
Pte .. T FW
A cp1 TOI':IT' SON DJ
L cpl TiJRNER. GL
Pte UNCLES RST
Pte WARD RG
Pte FC
9
O.ays PL
to UK
date shown
Pte COSTE PS
WOIII (PSM) . ESSON
E
Cpl EASTWOOD w
Pte FOX ' ./\.B
.C'b1 HAWKINS JL'.
Sgt
: LINN
L'CG
t cpl MC
A epl McST.l\X JA
P"te
MILLErl. .
01'J'
Cpl
-
l-IITCEE1L
vVD
-
12 May 45
15 May 45
15 May 45
16 May 45
ll May 45
16 May 45
16 May 45
16 May
15 May 45
1b May 45
G"rant ed 9 days PL to UK with . allc e in lieu of r ations and proc
on 14. May 45 , .
K69320 Pte GL
Ll0b19S Pte ' BOYCE N\ i
Ll0(517 Pte BoY'DA A
f1il03773 L cp1 BRO\\'N AB
M39540 Pte BROV'N JW
U104g52 A cp1 -BUR:\JETT GA.
K4530 2 pte .. C A8T111IR F
M38524 Pte CASTOR G
1i20I174 Pte crtrE}, i'l
MJ,Q029'3 Pte CL-ELLAND FN
K53762 Pte CLYHIJ:'ON R
rte- Dd
Pte GR.AIG HL
. IQ..5S4 7 Pt'e CURR F.J X
H-.20454-9 Pte CUPP LK
Ml06755. pte DETTLING G\f
1673]'5- L cpl .DIXON R
Sgt DRI'EMEL F..E
Pte ERICKSON G .-
1-U0)1l3 L cpl - C ETUE 'lj.J _
K_40)28 . L cpl .F AfulELL GO
1(74 361 ' Pte'' FAST DG
Pte FITZL) ATR.ICK S
K11
a.: i:) t .. . . G_6n7 J
JJ J; , e .r:\.CJ
CT2)351 . Pte . CiREEN: OJ .
.M:b2blS :?t e GOOD:0\N J
:rtlt-9074 Lt cn1 GRAY TGH
B55646 A cp1 HEGG-IE DB
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K71347 l?to . . . . ASONOFF _T
Pte W
Hl02996 Pte KEAYS MW
Ll03692 Pto Li\RSON H
K4S265 Pto LUCAS F' vf
...
SE.t\FORTH OF C
Page 5
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2 OF .ABSENCE - Cant' d
(m)
/cbrn
Granted 9 days fL to UK with allce in licm of rations
on 11+ Ma4 4-5
1TI.535 2 Pte
LUPICHUK
p
Bl00072 Pte McKSLLiR WCA
127860 A cpl WH
Dl 30106 Pte McNEILLY DA
077815 L cpl
M.AJOR GH
Dl4-0070 Pte
MANDIGO KI
Ml06691 Pte MAY HL
Bl44-690 Cpl
MILLER AA
K66206 Pte
MILNE J
Ml04375
Pte
l\flJLLEN w
Pte
NEUFELD J
1107786
Ml06133 Pye NICKIFOREK N
K52516
A NICOLL G
Bl43533
Pte
H9500
L cpl
K986 Pte
Kl323 Pte
Hl01162 Pte
Ml2611 L cpl
P7425
Cpl
Kl535
Pte
Hl03025 Pte
H1029V Cpl
All5668 L cpl
L84569 Pte
M7494 L cpl
B79S05 Pte
B42582 Pte
M38609 Pte
KJ;708
Pte
E 2582 Pte
Bl46169 Pte
121043 Pte
OSMUN
PAYETTE
?LASKIN
POIRIER
PRINGLE
ROBINSON
ROCHFORT
ROSSITER
SPENCE
STANTON
STEl'EtENSON
SMITH
SMITH
STATHAM
TREVENA
WEISS
WHITE
'VliLLErT-
WILMS HURST
YOURK
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LJ
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(J R FENELON) Capt
For Offr IC
CDN SEC 2 ECH HQ 21 A G?
ana proc
. TJIE OF CANADA
order
NO 45
by
CANP.DIAN SECTION 2ND -ECHELON HEADQ.U.All.TEli.S No 46
24 May , 45
. .. .. . 21 ARMY GROUP
l .run 45

"A" OFFICERS
.-1 STRENGTH INCRI.ASE
(a) TOS :from HQ, -11 Inf Bde 12 May 45 (Auth FCA TIIS 69 d/16 May 45)
. lfiajor(.A/Lt-col) D.M CLliliK
-.. ,.

TOS from X4A List. seaforth of c 22 I''Iay 45 (Auth 2 Ech CL No 354)
.:. capt . . .. T P RP;SY.ETT
2 ATTACHED
(a) ceases att ', to gQ 2 Cdii Tnf Bde 7 May 45.
Lieut ' . . I C MacLEOD
. .
3 APPPTh"T]Ji;ENTS &. PROMOTIONS
.(a' ) TO oo A/Lt col and to .Comd : Maj D .M CL!>.RK 12 May 45 (Auth- Cons
s.ub ser 64) . . _
4 REVEHSION$ .
(a) Lt. G 'I:Il\.CRAE relinqqisl,les the.acting rank of Capt 18 Apr 45
. .
5 HONOURS & AWARDS
(a) The. has graciously pleased t:o a!Torove the following
recognition. of gallant and ciistinguished servic-es in
ITALY . .. . (Auth Cdn RO ( 21 A Gp) No 5566)
. .. . TEE CROSS
Joseph Dharles
. . "j';,.
. .
: .
6 STRENGTH DEOR3ASE
(a)
.. - . r:
SOS .. to 'HQ; 10 Cdi1 Inf Bde 11 :Mqy . 45 (Auth FCA MS 69 d/16 J\'ray 45)
Lt.- col . H P BELL- IRVING DSO
(b) S.OS to HQ 2 Gdn. Inf Bd:e_:. t3 May 45 (Auth Comd 2 Cdn Inf Bde)
(G)
(a)
Lieut I C Mac. LEOD
..
AJ.KENDMENT - PartII Orde; No <.:4 para 5(a) d/23 May insofar as it
refers to the u/m is amended to read
11
2? Apr 45
11
- Li e.11t J 0
17
B" OTBER RliN'KS
- Part II Order No 45 para 5 (h) d/24 May. 45 .. in-s_o:far as
i i' refers to the u/m is cancelled
- ; . K544:51 -Pte DIXON D
' (b L- T6S X4
. K60499l
List
Pte
Pte
Seaf6rth of c 16
DYGKE .
PJ'EVACH
ROGERS
May 45 (Aut h ARq()9 L .12 __ May .. 45 .) ..
- K3575
K'71Q75 Pte
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SE..:\FOR'Ei OF C
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No 46
1 Jun
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? STRENGTH INCREASE Cont 'd'
(c) TOS from y3 List ( 1 Cdn Reo Depot) 18 45 (Auth EA2/?805
25 May 45)
K62384 Pto '\V.A:i.---tfcEN NL
(d) TOS from X3 List Seaforth of C 21 May 45 (Aut.h Elill9/498 22 May 45)
M8?31 Pte ( L cpl COLE DA
(e) TOS from X3 List Seaforth of C 18 May 45 (Auth EAR9/f535 24 l1Iay 45)
r-165640 Pte liiLLAR SG
(f) TOS from X4 List Seaforth of C 1? IV!ay "-:C5 (.;\uth SD/104 14 Hay 45)
K65694 Pte BEET HC
(g)
TOS from X4 List Seaforth of c 21 May
K53072 Pte KEYES JVf
K45624 Pte TENNA..l\JT RA
K601139
..
Pte BROWN WJ
M33940 pte BERGSTROM Lll.
K46117 Pte ClJ0:PBELI, GC
K48160 Pte DIXON J
K53?82 Cpl{A sgt) GRANr BT
K603301 Pte GUWICK . 'Yvf
Kl55q: Pte JOYCE- FH
L64652 Cpl LEVINS DK
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K60?808 Pte LIDBETTER liG
K2g'59 Pte MacGILLIVRAY K
K6355- P't e QPAAS . w
L533467 Pte PROKOSCH EVi
Pte ROBINSON CA
K53664 .. "HOII (RQ).'[S.l. SKimJER FE
K23f50
P:te . . - .. ; , THOlviPSON
RS
K602638 Pte' VfOLGPuJJI BR
8 STRENGTH INCRE.AsE TRADESMENS
R!..TES OF PAY fJifD RECL!1SSIFIG..(l.TION
(Auth SD/ll? -..16 May 45)
--
.
Dr Mech0.W}C
. .. ..
Dr Mech(MV)C
(a ) TOS f:r.QV'l X4 List_ TNF GEN UN.J\.LL reclassified as general duty 21 May
45 and to continue in r eceipt o.f tradesmen's rat os of pay under .
FR&I 14? (5) (b ) fQr a p e;r iGd of six months f'rom 21 May 45 to 20 :Nov ' '
45 (Luth SH/506 10 May
K495 39 Pte REID R Mot Mech B
9 Elffi.tJ:tKf,TI ON & DISEl\.[81\RK.ATI ON
(a) SOS Cdn Army CM!!' on Embarkati,on ITALY 13 Mar 45 Disembarked
FR11JTCE 15 Mar 45
K518J.l Pte COPELLND ' GN
10 ATTACHED
(a)
' .. I
Att tq HQ; 2 can -!nf 18 May 4-5
K5332? . , _. . PNifLtJK,
'.
(b) ceases a:tt t-o )-IQ 2 Cdri Inf Bde 1 9 Mar 45
Sgt -. . PAViLUK 'N
t' . '
(c) 'Ceases att to Seaforth of C 17 J!i:i;y
102813 Sgt 'Viill BEEK: JC .
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Page 3
No- 46
1 Jun 45

(a) Granted 9 days PL to BRUSSELS 1.vi th money al1co in lieu of r ations
and .proceodod on 12 Hay 45 - .c . ,
K?4973 Pte VJJ:J. BERGEN A
(b) Re,turnod from 9 days PL to BRUSSELS 21 Hay 45
K? 49 ?3 .. . Pto VLN BERGEN A
12 l\.BS.ENCE WJTHOUT . LEAVE
(a) AVfL from 1?00 brs 30 J;;pr 4:5 Still absent 1700 hrs 21 May 45
( 2 2nCJ.. qey) .
Pte . KING NC
13 & PRO MOT I
(a)
(b)
To be 23 I'fo.y 45
.. K62?56 Sgt(J\;/CQ)'JS) STILES
TO .be Sgt- date shown
E529 06 Cp1 .(A sgt ) J
LCG
. . ..
K50?45 Cp1(A sgt) LI:NN
20 Nay 45
13 May 45
... j.;..
.
(c) To- be :L sgt 7 May 45
: K52470 cp1 : GREIG
(d ) _ T-9' -be! CPl dat e s h own
. > ;. 65 Pte (A cp l ) BURNETT
LlQ4D33 Pte (A c ul) JELINSKI
K52I91 Pte (A cp1( A sgt ) MeNTE
LL
JD
EA
NM .
24 May 45 Dr Mech(IvW)C
15 May 45
23 Ma'y 45 ..
( e ) To oo- A sgt dat e s h own
K52191 Pto(A cp1} McNIE NM _ 19 May 45
WI 26 May 45 ":Qlork 0 . 1(48?35 Pto. (L cp1} THOMPSON
(f) To bo A cp1 and appointed A/L sgt 8 May 45
. . 1(52318. - Pte(L c:P1} .l\.RMSTRONG VVB Piper C
(g) To be A cpl 7 May 45
K52244 Pte GE
14 PAY & ALLQlNKNCES
(a) Granted a daily rogt rate of pay of $1.40 10 Mu 45 (Auth GO 88/43)
u2205
Pte HANNAH RH
(b) G-ranted
-
88/43) a daily regt rate of pay of 10 May - 45 (Auth GO
u2205 Pte HANJYiAH RH
15 TRfillEffi\1EN ' S Q,'O:ALIFI CJ);TI ONS
(a ) QUa 1 c ll May 45 {Aut h TTB Report d I 11 45 ) ' .
K66352 Pto(_L cp1) FllilliCIS JA
15 .. TE3 OF ,P-'X- .
? . . "' . .
(a } Gr anted trade-spey Clerk C-.111:r:."i.Y 45
K66352 Pte (L cpl) Fili.l-JCIS JL
SEAFORTH OF C No S:6
Page 4 1 Jun 45
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(a)
(b)
( c )
(d)
on 22 May 45 awd lt.1 days FP ood a forf of 14: days pay for an
offence undor Ail. 40 Forfs 14 days pny FR&.I ( 2}
K537 94 Pte FOSTER ]'.,
on 24 May {5 awd 28 days YP and a forf of 28 days pay for two ( 2)
offences undor LA 40 Forts 28 dGiys pay undor FR&I 149(2)
K2354 Pto IUS EJ
on 22 I,;Iay 45 awd 14 days FP and a f orf of 1 L.;, days pay for 811
offence under 1\A 40 Forfs 14 days pay FR&I 149(2)
K65996 Pte Ml1.GEE RD
on 24 May 45 awd 28 days FP and a forf of 28 do.ys pay for two ( 2)
offonc as undor AA 40 Forfs 28 days pay FR&I 149 (2)
H204589 Pte RO]JUINOW D
18 BIRTHS & DEATHS
(a) Married without permission to Miss MliliiE C:tffiiSTIE STEEN at PAISLEY
SCOTL\ND on 29 Mar 45 Permission to L1arry grnnted 23 May 45
K53037 Sgt "N1'\RRINGTON AJH
(b) ]Tarried vv:i. thout ponnission to Miss RUBY LLBERTA THORPE at BJ.RTON
LP..NCS ENGLAND on 31 Mar Pe r mission to mnrry grunted 23 J;(.o.y '..:5
K52B73 Pte JACKSON WA
(c) on 23 }Iay 45 granted por.tp.ission to marry Miss LILIJ\N l!J!J3EL
BLACKNORE on or after 23 May
K529 74 Pto MA
l9 :NEA.'r OF KIN
( Q) The nc.me and address of N-of-K is now verified as sho'<m
l\1Il0809 pte PIJiNT RT MJJ{G ... 'ffiET PLi\NT (wife )
101 - 14th A"'VENUE ELST
Clil..GJ.RY ALBEHTA C1UT! .. DA
20 HONOURS & AW.!'.RDS
(a) The KING has boon graciously pleased to approve that the
followtTig be
11
HE'l-JTIONED" in recognition of gallant nnd
distinguished service's in N\.ffi (Auth Canadian I?.O (21 A GP) 1160)
K53782 Cpl GRANT HT (now A/Sgt)
21 STRENGTH DECREJ\ SE
(a)
{b)
sos des 21 M:ay 45 having be en declared illegally a bsent by a Ct
Inq from 1700 hrs 30 Ap r De fici enc i es in kit 4.4.9i
Pt e KING NC
SOS to . HQ, 2 Cdn Inf
Bl43641 Pto
Bl45221 - Pte
K53322 . Sgt
Bde date shown (Auth
FOSTER RG
11ELSON ET
PJ3fLUK W
Comd 2 Cdd Inf Bdo )
8 1/Ic..y
22 Nay 45
20 Mc.y 45 Clark B
{o) SOS to Y3 list (l Cdn Roc Depot) 10 ,::,5 (UK loavo)
K62384 Pte HARREN l\J"L
..
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21 STRENGTH DECREASE - Cont 'd
(d) sos to X3 List seaforth of c date shown
K75568 Pte BANNL.TYNE GM 21 Eo.y 45
K46401 Pto F 24 I'Io.y 45
Ml02904 Pte CHlillLEY F 23 Mo.y 45
K49492 Pte EAGLES AG 22 Mo.y 45
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To : 2 Cdn Inf Bde
From : Seaf of C
Dumps - AREA
1. Herewith particulars regarding captured equipment and material
presently in dumps in the city of A:rsTERDAt' which are guarded and
controlled by Seaforth of c.
Serial No Address
1. Gas Fabriek(Ringvaart
Canal)
2. 9 Paramarabostraat
3. 175A Kadijk Straat
4. Scheldeplein
5. 166 Sloterkade
6.
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11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Olster Park
3 2 Vijzelstraat
DuivendrechtscheKade
Benzine Haven
r.arine Establissement
(Barges)
Borneo Kade (Baree)
Borneo Y.ade
Suriname Kade
Oosterburgervaart
(Barges)
Seaplane Base
r.-useum Plein
..Na..ssa.u1e.an
Guard Description
Ordinance
1 Sgt !?: 16 Dump (rise Stores)
1 C:pl t: 9 '.1ood Dump and Sawmill
Equipment
1 Cpl ?: 4 Sewing r'achines, Toys
Cement, furniture
Elect' al : achinery, urinals
1 Sgt t".: 16 ECLIT'SE Yehicle Jlark
1 C:pl t: 4 Elect'al
1 Cpl :-,. 6
1 Cpl & 3
1 Cpl t: 6
Enemy Vehs t Amn
be moved at EVP and
EAP later)
Dynamos, generators
light bulbs, etc.
Vehicles and Amn (to be
moved later)
1 Cpl g: 4 Enemy Equip, arms,
gas, stores, amn.
1 Platoon f: Arms and eXIJlosives
Dutch Naval
Jlersonnel
NBS
NBS
NBS
NBS
NDS
NBS
A.nmnlni tion
Aerial Bombs
Sea mines, Aerial Bombs.
Gas Equipment and
Store3
Bombs, explosives
mines SAA.
SAA'; rinea, Explosi vee
C"''E SEAFrRTIT ITIG!'LAi:DE'l'l CF CA!'AJ,\
TRAINING SYLLABUS FOR WEEK ENDING 16 JUNE 15
"A" Coy "B" Coy "C" Coy "D" Coy S:I? Coy HQ Coy
Ar Coy Comd' s Ditto Ditto
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FOR CANADIAN F9RCES
' ....
THE
WITH CANADIAN PRESS NEWS SERVICE
Vol. 3, No. 67 WEST EUROPE EDITION Tuesday, June 12,
Overseas
Forward -oMainland, Islands Targe
!.Of New Pacific Landing
Due in
Far in
Of Foreca-st
of the overseas soldier
vote in the federal election com-
menced last night at 6 o'clock and
returning officers at Canadian 2nd
Echelon, where the ballots are
being tabulated, report the number
who "got out and voted" is far
higher than expected.
Although an:D.ouncement of
percentage of soldiers overseas
who voted cannot not yet be made,
it is stated at 2nd Echelon that "it
has been a remarkably high vote,
With units taking full advantage
of voting facilities." Voting in the
RCAF was also high with well
over half of the eligible number
voting.
Result of the soldiers' vote will
be ani10unced from Ottawa after
the report of the count at 2nd
Echelon has been received by Jules
Castoguay, Chief Election Officer
for Canada.
Counting of the soldier vote con-
tinued during the night and today
by two scrutineer officers, repre-
senting different political parties
and one neutral assistant. Count- s...-wJ
ing is being supervised by four These feNows look smart enough to be Canadians on parade. That's
deputy special returning officers because they are canadiai1S----men of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles,
under the special supervision of marching through the streets of Utrecht as part of the Third Div-
Capt. J. R. Giroux. C!hief election ision's march past in front of General Crerar to celebrate the first
officer. anniversary of D-Day (CaMdian Army Photo)
It. emphasb:ed at d 'F!<>l:Je o . - --..-.J- - --.
that the utmost aeereey prevalls B }
11
d

er iner.s Sti Poun ing

Nazi
Sabotage
impossible for anyone to know
how any soldier voted." Drums; Snipers and
Australian troops struck-hard at Japanese holdings in
South Pacific with simultaneous landings on the British N
Borneo mainland; three islands just off the northwest coast
at Bougainville in the Solomons; Storming the mainland bea
at Brunei Bay, the Aussies seized control of the bay and adv
ed two miles inland. U.S. and Australian warships and airc
-----'------------<i's upportea the operations.
Five
At
Shots Fired
Election Meet
Only Blanks But
The invading met s
opposition from the island defe
on Muara, Brookton and Lat
previously announced by the
anese as having been attacked
week, and only scattered resist
from enemy small arms fire
SOREL, Que.-Chief J. A. encountered on Bougainville.
Marineau, of the Sorel Police
Force, said "four or. five blank Farther north, in the Philip]
shots" were fired during a Bloc and on Okinawa, U.S. forces
Populaire election meeting, Sat- tinued to hack at enemy forces
holding out. In Northeast Lt
urday at which Mayor Camil- the Japanese retreating into C
lien Houde of Montreal, co-leader
of the Bloc Populaire in the fed- yan Valley have been split in
as the Americans---announced
eral election campaign, was the capture of the strategic roa-d j
main speaker. "As far as we 'tiQn of .Bagabag. In the Sout
know, the shots were fired by P.hili.J2Pines, u.s. patrols kJ
one or more individuals who
were standing in front of the through the hills of Mindanao a
as Sila, northwest of Davao. E
platform facing the audience, a fighting continued on
number of whom had been portS stated, as U.S. Ma
throwing things at the speak- launched more attacks againsl
ers," Marineau said, adding in- stubborn defenders in the soutl
vestlgation is going forward. most tip of the island.
Houde did not mention blank
shots merely saylpg a group of Face Dictatorship
abol,lt 40 men bad tried to in In- .Japan faces total dictatorsh
tile --ung "bot with- l !Jle 50f 'the' D'
out success." He declared: "Car- .Japa-nese parliament - coM:
din (Hon. P. J. A. Cardin, inde- the "extraordinary measures
pendent candiciate for Richelieu which virtually nlakes Pre
Vercheres) did not want me to Suzuki a dictator. It was origiJ
speak, Joseph Sit;nard (Sorel in- mtended to end the sesSion, S:
dustrialist) did not want me to day, but the Diet seems to 1
First Since VE-Day (Eddy Gilmore, AP correspondent, who wrote the following article, speak but the people wanted to no anxiety to sign away al
OTTAWA .- (AP) - Canada, was among the first Allied correspondents to remain more than 24 hear me and the prigs of Cardin powers and it prolonged it an<
voting yesterday for a new parlia- hours in Berlin He was given every facility to go where he wished could not stop me." 24 hours.
ment, is first of the victorious to talk freely with as many Germans as he wished and to form his ..- Just how thi:s Will effect
Allied nations to hold a general own conclusions.) Ja,panes'e war policy remains 1
election since the end of the Euro- BERLIN-Nazism is alive in Berlin, virulent, brazen and Self-Styled Patriot seen but, aictatorshi-p or''not,
pean war. with temerity enough to come out 'on the streets actually and to PARIS - (BUP) - The claim unusually hi-g.u of
Prime Minister Mackenzie King surrendering on the Philipl
spread the propaganda of playing one Ally against a_nother. that he was himself a member of
an-d his Liberal Party, who have during the past week i:s a
been in power since 1935 and for Houses have been set afire by Hitler Youths and at least the resistance movement in Metro- sign that all is not well in
most of the years since 1921, were R ff' h b k'll d b th lk d politan France was made Monday ranks. Last week, alone, one
two usstan o teers ave een 1 e Y smpers, as ey wa e by Marshal Petai.n,_ who denied be-.
in a three-way fight. They ap- the streets of Berlin, minding their business. - fore the exammmg magistrate Jap soldier was t('l,ken prison!
peared threatened most by a very eight killed which A
ganised Tory party, its name The cohorts of Hitler are behaving just as the Russians tha.t he had tried to stifle the circles dubbed as "unus
changed from Conservative to Pro- predicted--carrying 'on their opera- movement.. . . . high."
gressive Conservative and led by tions behind the back of Allies, . Claimmg _that pohbcs m .occu- '.fokyo Radio acknowled
John Bracken, former farmer and seeking to spread distrust and com- Trusts Hlm had to the bitter weekend of war, c
university professor, who was pre- mitting sabotage wherever they be two-faced said that plaining that one out of e'
mier of Manitoba for 20 years. can. WORCESTER, Mass. - was forced to giVe apparent satis- 15 Japanese is homeless.
Th
. d t t t th . (BUP) _ Although there are faction to the Germans while the J . d
1r maJOr con es an was e _I had a expenence Allies prepared for victory. Hand- apan receive its heaviest]
Socia.li:st Co-operative Common- with this. 1 y;as by myself seven John Flynns from Wor- ing over of hostages to the Ger- mg of war during the
wealth Federation, led by a former near what IS now bemg used as cester, Mass. serving with the mans was the thing "which made end assaults on Kyushu and :
teacher, M. J. Coldwell, in its first the Town Hall. A young German U.S. armed forces, Miss Mar- me suffer most," Petain declared. shu home islands. More than
bid on a national scale. Pre-elec- of about 17 or 18 rode up on a ion Fitzgerald believes that-it Superforts and escorts took
tion g u e s s e s relative to the bicycle. is herfiance who has the most on the raids, which started Tl
strength of the Conservatives and envied job in the U.S. Army- Pr-edict New Cabinet day and finished Sunday a
" Pardon me," he said in Eng- mln
1

'-CCF shifted.following the Ontario exa ing and de ouSing AMSTERDAM- (AP) -Well noon. Coupled with the big bm
lish, "Are you British or Ameri- t :1 d f au1 in d
provincial election last Monday in can?" s r ppe r e s-an she infomned sources here and at The raids, carrier-based planes ca
which the Tory party decisively 'does not object. HagJie, -supplementing the official out several attacks while
defeated the Socialists. "American," I replied. I know him" she said "I statement that the formation of a Mustang escorts from Iwo ,
"We are glad to see you. Do yo!J tlitnk it's all' right - if he's new Dutch cabinet can be expected fired the Kagamigahara airJ
More Eligible
know much about the Russians?" ordered to do it." shortly, predicted make up of the north of Nagoya.
OTTAWA-(CP) - Unofficial
estimates place the number of
voters eligible to go to the polls
in Monday's general election at
about 7,250,000 - approximately
670,000 more than were eligible
to vote iii the last general election
in 1940:
Seeing that he thought I came cabinet would be completed by the
here direct from the United States, YUGOSLAV-RUSSIA PACT end of the week.
I said "No." LONDON -(BUP)- The Yugo- Queen Wilhelmina entrusted the
He looked around guardedly and slav Radio. has . reported a formation of -the new cabinet to
said: "We have just finished a war treaty of fnendship, mutual.a.ssist- Professor Schermerhorn, who was
with them and you will have a war ance and postwar co-operatiOn be- prominent in the underground
with them too" tween Russia and Yugoslavia was movell!-ent and W. Dress, Social
. ratified in Belgrade. The ceremony Democrat, who during the occupa-
He went on m vein and I took place in the build- tion maintained contact between
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 8) ing in the presence of Marshal Tito. old political parties.
This
Does
Guy Gatl,
Get Arou;
PIDLADELPIDA-(BUP)-
U.S. soldier, PFC Thomas Ga
just arrived home in Philadel
from the Italian Front has
lookin-g over the telegraiiUI tha'
About 750,000 service voters
were eligible in the 1940 election
With 6,000,589 names on the vot-
ers' lists, 4,672,000 votes were
-poLled.
war department has been sen
Gem-Studded Q.ussian For "Ike" and
FRANKFURT-ON-MAIN, Ger- visit, and perhaps the highlight of ranking Russian field commanders wounded.
Not T 0 Be Returned Georgi Konstanti- the occasion, took place in Gen. before. Zhukov, himself, received second that he had been
OTTAWA-(CP)-The Post Of- novitch Zhukov, deputy command- Eisenhower's office shortly after the award a year ago after defend-
lice Department said that with the . -in-chief of all Soviet armed the Soviet party of 22 officers ar- ing Moscow, Stalingrad and Lenin- The third denied that he
cessetion of l!:uropean hostilities forces to Marshal Stalin, came for rived in two planes at 11:30 a.m. grad and taking active command s-aid he had
it expects an increased number of the first time to European territory with the conqueror of Berlin de- of the Ukrainian Army which killed in action.
undeliverable parcels for the by the Western Allies corating the supreme commander drove _ the Germans across the
forces in that theatre, and an- ,.when he visited Gen. Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery Soviet frontier onto Polish terri- said tha
nounces a plan whereby those at Allied headquarters. with the Russian Order of Victory tory.
sending such parcels can desig- Zhul(GV's trip from Berlin was for' their outstanding successes in Gen. Eisenhower was decorated had died while a prisoner of
nate an alte!'native recipient if the sti::Ictly for ceremonial and social carrying out military operations in first, after Marshal Zhukov read
addressee ca.tmot be located be- "easons in return for Gen. Eisen- the United Nations' victory over the citation, he shook hands with
cause of troop movements. The hower's visit to Berlin last Tues- the enemy. the supreme commander and said:
department said such parcels day when the first meeting of Al- -The award, a magnificent de- "I congratulate you from my
would be di.striJmted to the Can- lied Control Commission represen- coration of diamonds, rubies and heart." Visibly moved, Gen. Eis.en-
adian armed forces if no alterna- tatives took place. platinum said to be worth $100,000 hower replied that he was "over-
tive address i:s designated. The ceremonial phase of Zhukov's had been made to only seven top- (Continued on Page 4, Col. 4)
HAMBURG IN USE
HAMBURG-First Brltiilh
ship, "Fort of Gibraltar," to 1
Hamburg harbor docked
week with about 5,500 tons of
plies for British forces.
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Page2
THE MAPLE LEAF
(Contents Passed by Censor - May be Mailed Home)
Published at Le Smr, m Brussels, Belgium, for the eanadian Armed
Forces by No. 3 Cdn. Army Public Relations Group, under direction Cdn.
ADPR, 21 Army Group.
Lt.-Col. C. W. GILCHRIST Editor-in-Chief
The copyright; in all material whether written, illustrative or otherwise m
this issue of The MAPLE LEAF, is vested in His Majesty in the right of the
Dominion of Canada. Permission is given, however, to quote any original
material if credit is given - to The MAPLE LEAF.
Address all correspondence to the Editorial Office, The MAPLE LEAF
adian Army newspaper, (Northwest Europe) Canadian Army Overseas.
Major J . D. MACFARLANE
Capt. J. L. McKENNA, Lieut. G. R. McKEAN
Managing Editor
Assistant Editors
and Clrc. Managtlr
Art Editors
JIM BOWES, ROSS
Capt. DOUG SMITH Business
Lieut. LES CALLAN. Sgt. W. G. "BING" COUGHLIN
Sub-Editors: Sgts. JOE GREAVES, RON POULTON,
PARRY, Cpls. GEORGE KIDD, DON COWIE.
F !r >< ...
presldentaal nominee in 19"36, in a
speech at Mlmhattah:
The.. Uni ted Etates can lay t he
cornerstone- for lasting peace by
making it plafn th-at it ,om tlOt
take part in move to " gang
t4P" on any nat.i on. We must make
ft plain that we wm npt join any
power bloc Otlt will 11.86 OUT
pmoer f o<r t he peace CJind stabatty
of t he world, tmd a1e toi'lling to
a&Stmwi tlte responsibili ties fflo..t
go 1oith t hat.
* ...
Prima Donna
TORONTO - (CP)-May-
or Robert Saunders told the
Bqard of Control he had asked
that a film appeal for extra
housing units be withdrawn
after one controller told him
that in the fUm the mayor
looker like "Louie the Lug."
"Guess I am not photogenic,''
the mayor said, adding "we
want people to offer housing
acc.,mmodation but it's not
necessary to frighten them
into it!' .
Ernest. minister of labor N i n e A w a r d s H o n o r
in the former British National Gov-
el"llment - ( d p I
I believe politics need be a n a Ian e r s 0 n n e
dirty. 1 dmz't believe po1iticdl life - CMHQ announces
life need be conilucted fttc the g"t" the followmg awards have been
ter. made to personnel of the Canadian
Execution Follows
Three-Hour Trial
Army in r-.:!Ognition of gallant and
distinguished services in the field:
D.S.O.
Li<>ut. L. G. D' Artois, General List._
i\l.B.E.
Lieut. A. L. V. Sirois, General List.
ROME-(Reuter)-Pietro Koch . caoss .
' A/M&J. :r. C. DuneM, Caruoan; A/MaJ.
d&.p!ler Italian of Ger- J. Hemelryk, Ca.nloan (killed); Capt. R.
man parentage, bas been exeeuted Lieut. D. w.
llere for FasciSt atrocities .in fWme POSTHIDIOUS :\IENTION IN
under the occupation. He
was condemned te death after a
tr:ial by a higb court whicb lasted
DESP.t.TCHES -
Sgt. M. J. McA!indon, RCA; Pte. E.
Stokke, CIC; Cpl. E. !!:. Larkin, RCASC.
only three hours. Koch, under the R l d l Ge
Germans, kept a series of "private es ore 0 rmans
1n where the patriots - Politicaol
and anti-Fascists suspects were and social freedom through the
subjected te elaborate tortures. Soviet-controlled areas in Ger-
A lieutnant in tbe Army, many have been restored .to the
Koch "from Rome at the German people by a proclamation
time 9f its Hberation, evading cap. by Marshal Zhukov who said that
1
ture until he was discovered in subject to the. control of the Soviet
Florence with his m.istress a month military administration, the follow-
ago. HiS d'ence was that he serving two great liberties were restor-
ed the Germans with a clear con- ed for the first time since 1933:
science, -rememberlilg his :father's 1. AU anti-Fascist political part-
nationality. He denied the aeeusa- ies would be permitted.
tion that .he bad betrayed Italy. 2. Vl!orkers would have the right
Reeeiv.ing tbe sentence with a to organize, trade U?i_ons ll?d
smile and formally appealing fer a on bargammg With
Roya:l pardon, K-och said he be- the1r emptoycrs. .
lleved -that divine justice would --------
p ardon .him. Jefferson Recalled
OTI'AWA-(CP) -Brig. James
N:Z. G:RA'l'UITIES Jefferson, Edmonton, has been
THE 1\-IAPLE LEAF
This Army
HQ Lst Canadian Infantry Div-
ision headed the party display as
down the streets rolled the guns
of the 1st Canadian Field Regi-
ment, RCHA, 2nd Canadian Field
Regiment, 3rd Canadian Field Reg-
ment, 1st Canadian Anti-Tank Re-
giment and 2nd Light Ack-Ack
Regiment, all of the RCA.
Next, with their "rhinoceros" in-
signia distinguishing their vehicles
came men of the Saskatoon Light
Infantry (MG). The pipe bands
of the Seaforth Highlanders of
Canada led the marching group
through the streets l;llld past the
base.
Following came HQ 1st Canadian
Infantry Division Engineers, 1st,
3rd and 4th Canadian Field Com-
panys and 2nd Canadian Field
Park Company, RCE.
Next came HQ 2nd Canadian
Infantry Brigade, the Royal Can-
adian Regiment, the PPCLI, Hast-
ings and Prince Edward Regiment
and the Seaforth Highlanders of
Canada. Clearing clouds greeted
HQ 3rd Ganadian Infantry Brigade
and the sun made a brave attempt
to break out as the Royal 22nd
Regiment, Carleton and York Reg-
iment, West Nova Scotia Regiment
and 48th Highlanders swung down
the swelling lanes of Rotterdam's
population.
Divisional troops from the Royal
Canadian Army Service Corps,
Royal Canadian Army Medical
Corps, Royal Canadian Ordnance
Corps and RCEME brougbt to a
close a commendable display of
power by the "Red Patch Devils."
\1\o'ELLINGTON, N..Z.- (BUP)- cal-led to Canada to assume com-
A war gratuity at the rate of mand of a large training forma- QIDCK RETURN URGED
"75 -sJullillgs per month will be paid tion, NDHQ announces. A veteran WINNIPEG-(CP)-Maj. E. J.
to members of the New Zealan.d of the Sicilian and Italian cam- Bailey, former chaplain of the Loy-
armed forces for service overseas. paigns, in which he commanded the al Edmonton Regiment overseas
-Those members of the New Loyal Edmonton Regiment and and CCF candidate in the federal
and forces w.ho served _.bome the Canadian Infantry riding of Lisgar, cha.rged in a
willl be gnanted 20 shilling a Bngade, Bng. Jefferson was speech here that Canadian veter-
gratuity. Dependents of I awarded the DSO for personally ans in Europe were bel.ng "tricked"
thoae wO.o lost thel.z: lives in the leading a detachment of his regi- into fighting another war and urg-
Vf!-1: W':ill also be entitled to grat- ment in house to house fighting ed return of long-service men
nties. at Leonforte in SicHy. with<>ut delay.
NEW YORK- (Reuter) -
Clare Booth Luce, prominent con."
gresswoman and playwright who
returned recently from a trip to
Europe, declared in a radio speech
that the United States and Russia
"were exactly 180 degrees apart"
on most fundamental political con-
cepts.
Calling for an examination of
what she described as the "immor-
tal nature of communism that is
sweeping Europe," Miss Luce said
"every government. in Central Eur-
ope is controlled either directly or
indirectly by Moscow-minded r.ul-
ers.
Tuesday, .June 12, 1945
Allied Friendshij
Sought By Finlanc
MOSCOW - (AP) - Hope f,
close - and durable friendship b
tween Finland and the Allies WI
expressed by Finnish Prime Mini
ter Paasikivi, speaking at a rece;
tion in Helsinki to mark victOI
over Germany. The reception w:
attended. by representatives
Great Britain, the U.S., France ar
Russia, and members of the Fil
ntsh Government.
"We hope the time is not f:
"In Greece and in Italy the distant when we shal;l be able ;
groundwork is laid for Communist replace the armistice agreemeJ
elements to take over as the
with a more permanent orde
Anglo-American armies leave. founded on close and durab
There are already strong, clamor-
ous Communist parties in Bel<Tium. friendship our people," I
. ,- ' said. "We m Fmland understar
Holland, France _and Spam. In the better and better the fact that tl
East there lS much CoiDJJ?-un- victory of the Allies has creal!
1st ftre. We all know there IS a l d af d d th "bil"t f
pow!;!rful Chinese Communist ' an s e v e IJOOSl
1
_ Y '
party, oriented toward Moscow, our peope to li: e independently
whose great opportunity will come
when the Red Russian armies move T eJephones In Demand
against Japan and offer to liberate "MONTREJAL-(CP} - Delega
Manchuria." es to the annual convention of U
Ganadian. T-dephone Assoeiatic
D d" G N p here, representing sevE
l!pga aer ets ew ost major telephone estima
OTTAWA - (CP) - The De- ed that an .additional 272,000 te
partment of National Defence has eph?nes woUld be put "jllto servic
announced the appointment of ext three years. Th
Brig. w. H. G. Roaf, Vancouver, will m:volve a.n outlay of mere thll
as deputy adjutant general at ;a.oo,O'OO,OOO for plant and equi]
NDHQ. Brig. Roaf came overseas ment. At present is a J:>Ml
in 1939 and was appointed log of !21,000 ap_plicants on tl
DAQMG of a Canadian division in waiting list.
1941, later becoming AA and _: ___ ___ _
QMG of Canadian reinforcement PRIORITY ON HOUSING
units. Since then be has held ad- MOSCOW - W:a.r wounded g1
ministrative appointments with the best bousesand exservicemen
First Canadian Army and a Can- ,fainilies the next best---c:.that is tl
adian corps, followed by command order of priority for housc
of army and GHQ formations. throughout Soviet Russia.
day, June 1%, 1S.5
A WA-Brig R. E. Smythe,
quartermaster-general for
;t two years, has bee:::1 ap-
l vie quartermaster-general
Canadian Army, Defence
.1arters announces. Prior to
ng his presant rank in 1943,
ved as director of organiza-
td commandant of the Ham-
area.
;uRE "UNFAIR"
GARY -Delegates attending
nual convention of Alberta
md, Canadian Legion, passed
!ution declaring it unfair to
Jressure on or offer induce-
to Canadian servicemen over-
or obtaining Pacific volun-
)SES EXCHANGE
A W A-Exchange of grad-
5ricultural students between
and Mexico has been pro-
by Frederico Sanchez, dean
Coahuila State Agricultural
. Thirty of the school's grad-
now are attending United
agricultural collegs.
HOME FOR STUDENTS
KVILLE, N.B.-Cornerstone
new men's residence at
Allison University here was
ecently With Dr. W. M.
le officiating and dedicating
w building.
"SENTENCED
A W A - Marie D e n is e
>b, who pleaded guilty to
g $4,500 in cash and victory
from her employer, Mrs.
ce Buske, was sentenced to
months in Mercer Re-
ory.
KILLS VETERAN
>OVER, N.B.-A veteran of
.alian campaign, where he
witn the Carleton and York
ent, Cpl. N. E. Chantler lost
: when he fell from the trac-
was operating near tbe
of his parents here. Cpl.
er only recently had arrived
from overseas on rotation
THE MAPLE LEAF
Oh. Mommy. Look at That Big Gun!
Page 3
!Drew Summons
Ontario House
Within Month
TORONTO-(CP) -Unfinished
business of the last Ontario Legis-
lature's spring session, ended by
defeat of the Government and dis-
solution, will be taken up within
a month when the new, dominantly
Progressive Conservative house
, holds its first session, Premier
Drew announced. Another session
will be held next autumn, he said.
The only time the civilians had a chance to get a
close look at what had been making all the noise
during the past few years was when the. war
ended. Then, out they came to clamber over the
guns and tanks and armoured cars for a looksee.
Air Force Personnel Walk
Slated to Take Them to
Recently, the people of Laren were treated to a
complete demonstration of war equipment used by
the Canadians in Holland. with the little
blonde lady, 9,999 people got a cl06e up view of
what had kicked the Jerries out of ' their country.
011 Ship Montreal Asks SPCA
(an ad a To Protect
HALIFAX-(CP)-Tlre crowded
From Goat Wrllram
accomodation aboard the troopship MONTREAL - (CP) - The
L Louis Pasteur, which docked here S o c i e t y for Prevention of
Flight For ife at the end of laSt week, produced O.meltY. to Animals has taken
_ The considerable griping among the ste.,ps lo _proteet human beings
three-day-old son of Mr. and men, and some RCAF liberated from cyuel:ty inDicted by a goat
Mrs. R. F. Yells, Winnipeg, prisoners walked off the ship be- named William, which has been
arrived here by plane and fore she left Britain, according to on a rampage along the east
was rushed to the Children's some o:f the men returning. end of Sherbrooke Street.
Hospital for an operation to Airforce officials had no com- SPCA officials describe
remove a throat obstruction ment, . but estimates of those who Uam as "150 pounds of the
which had prevented him had walked off ranged from a flghtingest goat in the area."
from eating since birth. The dozen or so. to more than 100, Nobody knows where he came
baby made the eight and one- according to the men. from, but for five days he was
baH hour trip comforb.bly, The airforce . had. obtained top t.be terror of pedestrians in
and officials said he would be priority on Pasteur shipping space sporadic appearances around the
giveu tra11sfusions and intra- to rush liberated men home. To east end of Montreal Island, al-
enous feeding before the op- get t}lis priority tbey had to ac- though there were no reports of
Principal items of the -new ses-
sion wm be completion of the
budget voting and supply and pas-
sa;;e of bilJ.s renewing farm sub-
sidies.
Just back from a fast Western
Canada tour, Drew announced the
Royal Commission inquiry into
CCF Jolliffe's "Gestapo" charge
will begin hearings in Toronto
June 20. The investigation, under
Mr. Justice A. M. Lebel, of the On-
tario supreme court, follows Jol-
liffe's May 24 radio speech claim-
ing existence of a government se-
cret police for politic3Jl and labor
spying.
Referring to . Ontario Govern-
ment ;plans, Drew said there would
be additiOM to the provincial cab-
inet but that new portfolios and ap-
pointees would not be announced
before tlie present administration
holds its first meeting.
Meanwhile, as tardy election re-
turns continued, the CCF boosted
its membersh1p in the House from
six to seven on tbe ba.sl.s of civil-
ian votes on a recheck in Sault
Ste Marie, which showed George
Harvey 13 votes ahead of Progres-
sive Conservative W. J. Mc-
Meeken. This reduced the
sive Conservative standing from
68 to 67. The Liberals hold 10
seats, Liberal-Labor three and
Labor-Progressive two, with Ken-
ora riding still doubtful .
Chief election officer Maj. Alex
Lewi$ said the soldier vote in some
ridings cannot be given because
ba.Hots for some candidates are
missing entirely. He said there
was no doubt ail candidates had
been listed in overseas po1ls and
he had cabled asking for returns
on candidates for whom no sup-
port wa.s shown.
eration. cept accomodations based ou u.s. any real injuries suttered. as a c 1 s t N d d
!:D TO WASHINGTON troo_p requirements, which. allow result of his charges. lVI ervan S ee e
A W A - Lieut. -Col. Orville d bil 1 th
S S
era y ess space an c William also developed a habit T H 1 W h F
London, Ont., general staff teps uggested RCAF had been accustomed to, of standing in the middle of 0 e p it arming
grade one in the directorate these source ;d
s Sherbr.ooke Street, daring auto- OTTAWA-(CP)-A plan under
itary intelligence at Defence T H Officers were given bunks in mobiles to pass. which civil servants with farming
uarters for the past three
0
elp Veterans cabins on tl>p decks, with seven expericence will be granted s_pecial
ha8 been posted to the Can- or eight to a cabin, but other ranks F
0
I leave with pay If th.ey volunteer
Army staff at Washington. OTTAWA- (CP) _The Royal were accommodated in lower decks IDe ppOrlUDily Ito help relieve the
oJ FOR GREECE Co . . t alii" in hammocks slung in every inch shortage in tb.e Otl:awa .district lS
shipment of . mDllSSlOn. on ve erailS qu lea- of space. It was explained here Ab d f c d announced by the l ocal selective
from Montreal under United tions--a,ppomted to recommend such accommodation is usual in ea
0
ana a offL
s Relief and Rehabilitation steps to assure that veterans re troopships, with millions of men ceweather bas delayed
istration sponsorship was ceive credit in civilian employment awaiting transportation from Eur- TORONTO-(CP) -Tributes to eding ill 'this district ana tbe of-
into the Swedish Red Cross for speciaJ. training-has made a ope. Canada's manufacturers and dfs- fer went to both men and women
\kka, consigned to. Greece . . Just one day after the Pasteur cussions of Canada's future marked chil servants, WhO in ad4iti.ou t:o
00,000 bushels of grain. number of recommend3.hons m an docked her; with 1,000 liberated the opening of the 74th annual regular pay wi:ll receive about $2.00
K LIMIT OFF interim report to Labor Minister RCAF PW s the .Dutch meeting of the Canadian Manu- daiiy, a t a rate fixed by selective
AWA _ Finance Minister MJtcbell'.s office, it is announced. Volendam hauled mto port Wlth !aeturers AMociation here. service.
and Munitions Minister The recommendations include
721
. Canadian freed_ from Brig. James Ranaford, deputy
in a joint statement an- favoring special training in a nom- Nazl controller-general of the inspection
Disturbance Probed
removal of the 35-mile be f t d d ti move .
1
an. so Iers, board of the United Kingdom arid
r o occupa wns an a op on 300 Wlves and children of Canada, told a delegation Canada THETFORD MINES,. Que.
ln the operation of trucks. of a uniform practice of issuing Dommwn l?en, and naval and mer- $ould capitalizt! in the reconstruc- (CP) - Police are investigating
,J, restrictions on retail and documents on discharge, indicat- chant manne the circumstances surrounding a
.ale deliveries were lifted. ing occup ational and. educational . lien period on her war-acquired
-tl f ,.., 1ty " c nd to disturbance in this asbestos mining
training obtained in the services. RECR""ATION PLANS repu.... on or 1 se o
,.,. none." town, 60 miles northeast of Sher-
of 200 The commlssiOn also recom- OTTAWA_ (CP) .c__ Major Ian He was supported by Admiral brooke, in front of the employ-
wremen resulted in a hold- mended that through use of text Eisenhardt, chairman of the Na- H. c. Rawlings, .head of the Bri- ment office in which the offiCe's
;;he shipping busine.ss here. books, corre:spondence and tiona! Council onPhysical Fitness, tish Admiralty technical mission in manager was injured.
SCHOOL BUILDING claBSes, 3-SSIStance be given ser- said the council would take action Canada who called Canadian-built The d1sturbance occurred when
:ONTO _ President H. J.
' matricula- through provincial governments to the "finest ships I have 200 men that
announced the University .., . entrall;ce .have supplies, equipment and suit- ever seen." ! offiC,e been reporbng on mlh-
ronto had accepted "with standmg. An aenal able buildings owned by the Fed- Prof. J. Finkleman, chairman of l tary delmquents and army deser-
rde" a_gift of $300,000 from survey of. the eral Government made available the Ontario Labor Relations Board, ters.
lcke!eller Foundation to be ges.ted, usmg serviCemen skilied m without to local non-profit told delegates Ontario labor legisla-
.l toward establishment of a aerial photography. organizations for recreational pur- tion would "definitely remain after l , HEPBURN ILL
>uilding for the school of A prop06al was made that the poses. the war, " and Brig James Mess, ST. THOMAS, Ont. - (CP) -
g. CoiiiStruction will begin forces and universities establish former direct or of veCl'uiting, sug- MitcheJJ. Hepburn, Liberal leader
d, as Bo<>n as materials cou.me6 training clinical and engi- AEF RADIO PROGRAMS gested manufacturers draft and i in the Ontario election campaign;
ue available. n.eermg photographers. A recom- Wednesday: 0701, Rise and Shine; 0925. dist:dbut e throughout Canada a is confined, .to his home with ill-
DfORITY m.endation asked fO!"' action to take Music from the Pacific; Piano charter for returning servicemen, I ness . , crepo.rted caused by the stram .
"' d t-.. :.... f . f t nn. Parade; 1230. The Old Songs; 1715. The . th f t d f ... N t f th ill
'AWA F . . t a van....g_.e o openmg.s or ea......; canada Gu""t Show;
2110
, Home News assurmg em o secun y an a
1
o ..,..e e&npaign. a. .ure o e -
. - ormer Y ers and personnel workers. from Caoa.da; 2200. Soliloquy. living wage. ness is not disclosed.
ts m the three serv1ces who ------- -------------
0 resume their studies wilt BLONDIE Tlie Cook's Night "Out!"
to wait their turn for dis-
officials say. No provis-
ave been made for them to
their discharge earlier so
return to college' in the
'OR ARMY HUTS
NT JOHN, N.B.-So acute
housing shortage here, ap-
on has been made to the
Assets Corporation to use
huts to house families. Many
eft homeloos in the May Day
5 shuffle.
ER DISCHARGES
orders from Ot-
the rate of army discharges
ilg and about 200
laily are being released at
rge centres here.
By Chic Young
...
Page 4 THE MAPLE LEAF Tuesday, June 12

Start
Troops TODAYS British Minister
Exodus Goodwill Need in
Emphasizes
Middle East
From Trieste
Sir Edward Grigg, British reside):lt minister in the Middle East,
charged yesterday that the French were creating misunderstandings
which were delaying a settlement of the Levant problem.
TRIESTE - Abandoning posi- Pleading for goodwill to settle France's difficulties with Syria and
tions they had manned since the Levant he told newsmen that "a great deal has been said in the They Were The
Trieste became a European trouble highest iri. France which will not bear impartial
Editor, The Maple Leaf:
spot, Yugoslav troops began mov- Britain, he declared, had no sel-
ing out of the city in accord with fish designs in the Levant but had
Medals
I have read your article on
You do us an injustice who
Queen's Own Rifles o! Canada
mentioned -as being the first rt
to touch down on the 1-.each !
nieres-sur-Mer, and actually tc
the agreement between Britain, kept substantial force in the
the U.S. and Yugoslavia. Middle East only to counter-bal- (Continued from Page 1)
One long motorized column of ance strong German forces in the whelmed by hQnor'' and was
Yugoslav troops, evacuating posi- Dodecanese Islands. "proud to receive this from a Ois-
tions in the Isonzo River area, "To finish the war with Japan soldier."
town.
- C}il. J. H. Cl
passed through the on tlleir we must keep peace in the Middle Following the award of his de- You print t!le name. of tl
way eastward whhle many more East because it is an indespensable eoration, Field Marshal Montgo- tallon.s whlc,ll -took pnt in t
were gathering with ftlill pack base fo.r_ the Far East," he said. mery told Zhukov he "regarded it

l!lear the Trieste railway station. "If we had not intervened to pre- as a high honor to be decorated Third Dlv Alv-T beforl
vent further bloodshed in Syril\- by such a renoWned marshal of of the tiattle_ yqu mention. Yo1
While control of Trieste passes there would have been far graver the Soviet Union." say the ThW -D!v Art;y $UJ>por
to Allied Military Govex:nment un- fighting in Syria itself and trouble Following the presentations, lntttal assaUlt. A GUI
der the agreement reached in Bel- A throughout the Middle East." Gen. Eisenhower ta1ked informal.!ly
g.rade, a further be- Sir Edward made his statement with Marshal Zhukov and A. Vish- . .. There were three field
tween Field Marshal Alexander Qf'ol\. JGT. Et-:1. NEI\S some 12 hours after General Oliva insky, tPe Soviet Union's vice- J;lapjes and a tlelq pa.rk compa
and Marsha1 Tito is awaited to de- Roget had returned to. Beyrouth for foreign affairs
termine boundaries of the two
11
ciF CAN.A'DP. unexpectedly from Pans. Reason assistant to M. Molotoff. Their on the beaches Witb _my c
armies between Trieste and thE' for his sudden return was not conversations led to talk of the Ther_e was a pll!.toon co
Austrian frontier. TI-\E.. IS QUITE A known. . Mlied war against Japan and
It is believed that the accord TOWN BUT I'LL TAK.'E.. It was revealed yesterday m Zhukov smilingly reminisced when maining platoons of each cc
reached by Britain,__ the U.S. and l(f> LIPPONCOTT STRE.E Damascus that the seals of the he :'destl'Ql;e(l the Sixth Japanese were not far behind.
Yugoslavia provides for British TORONTo''S'E.l.. 1-l.E. Syrian Government and four boxes Army in 10 days." Zhukov appar- A 3 DIV s,
operation of the port facilities of w. of Syrian official documents were e.ntly referred to May, 1939, when
Trieste and Pola, the former -V'>.tto.'.\."' found in a house which was oc- .he led several Russian tank divi-
Ita;lian naval base. cupied by Gen. Roget, Who com sions against the .Japs when the
. . -I would lJke w point ou
all due resped 'to the Infant!
the a-rd Dtv Si?, B.CA, reg
were also on tlie bea.ch. ISy '083(
that moiiling, gtV1D
ah1\re G! f!ie; IUI.d a lot of OUr
and CPO's were' With the til
(antry boys 1-o touoh the sD.or1
being attached to the 3rd I
the assaUlt, it still makes us
that we were p!l.l't of tbeni
tliillk that 1.91.11 Should 1
some
Not Empty-Handed. manded the French forces before J&tter attacked the Mongolian Re-
Marshal Tito, on the other hand. B i g F i v e A g r e e being recalled to Paris after Bri- p.I,blic, and wiped out the Sixth
fs not likely to go empty-handed. tain's intervention in Syria. Japanese Army at Khalka:
It i.s believed Yugoslavia Will be 0 n T r u s t e e s h I. p Shortly after the presentatiom;,
given the Slovene hinter.land at B }i 1,700 American and British
the peace conference; whatever D d A er n fighter, medium and heavy bomb-
the ultimate fate of the por.ts, as e pen . en t rea s e rs roared over the city in a "fly-
well as t
he right to maintain a ,Continued from Page 1) ing welcome" to the Russian
SAN' FRANCISCO - Taking a B t At 1 30 th R i t
small garrison inside the British- asked him if there were many er- .par y. . , e = an par Y
Gnr. LES LEA,
19th FJeld Reg1
long stride towards bringing the f It th. t a

A,-erican controlled area. liners who e e same way. were a
,n,u United Nations conference to an - G E ' nh b with a
.. * *
Repol'l
.__ --o m di' _cate that the d th B. F' t d y "Very many" he replied. en. ISe ower egan
""' ....., early en , e Ig Ive yes er a t lk d t ' b t
50
G toast to "the three great nations" To All Dutch Gi
Yugoslav successfully agreed on plans for international . I . a . e o a ou ermans represented.
ed his- claim that Allied Military trusteeship of dependent areas,_ i? m and I am to say "I propose that we drink a short Editor, The Maple Lea.! :
Government in Trieste shotlild use, anothei"demom;tration of the spmt that With _ the exception of U:e toast to the war leaders of those

&a far as possible, authorities of which has arisen Burg_omeister and his . proven anh- three - nations _Marshall Stalin, throughout Holland.
placed in office by the Yugoslavs. since Russia yrelded on the veto Fascist Counc11, very few Pri-me Minister Churchill and For tbe past few months w
Italian satisfaction at the issue. - of Berhners show any sense President Truman-and to their 1Jved beside you and shared you
Trieste agreement was , refilected Disposal of dependent areas ran of gmlt or shame about the war. J.on"' life and happiness , Gen piness and It has ll&
- th t ti . ,. to g1.11e a.sslsta.nce whE
m the Italian Fore1gn Mimster's parallel With e ve o ques on They are qmck- to argue that Eisenhower said. Zhukov then pro- Wh.ere we could. F.rom our asso
statement: "The p r o b m of as a . for argument among Germany is not to blame for this poseu a toast to the "people of with yo:u we owe you. a debt or
Venezia Giulia whll not be foro-ot- the Big Five but when the problem war. Some admit grudgingly that America and Great Britain who rud.e. Pleoodase

may
-"' f f" 1 d th ' ' many g ..... es so ......,. 1
ten. and the whole nation must be up or m11: eClswn, e Germany had a lot to do With together with the people of the r-erum to Canada we ma.y .:
united in solidarity "in which the maJor powers were m_ agreement. starting it but that was about all. Soviet Union, have brilliantly van- tllem !or the benei:It m: 3l
rights of dffier peoples are re- Some observers the cor:- Condemning Hitler publicly is quished the foe and attained won- adia.DS. _ _
membered " ference would not wmd up unhl popular but the childishness of this aerful r-esuJ.ts Foremost your sue
o d 't M h 1 J s t - a1t . endeavors .I .anvl!' noticed tha'fi
Ace Suffers
June 2 esp1 e ars a an mu s strategy IS apparent. They w "Everyone knows that the peo- h&s been 'ion'! l,n_ BOlland tq
to the delegates to compl_ete for your applause for saying un- pile of the Soviet Union have car- come netty- J?TCjU<Ucea,
their work by June 15. Leading kind things about their late fuehrer. ried on their shotlilders i-n this war race. cal }1' and creed: bas beciO
d 1 t
b ' t d t th a f - estil.b1Jshed P,ril1ce In your
Boston
First Loss of
e es. o Jec e o e I ea o In a bar, I saw a young German most of the weight and losses," life. 1s a. great strld.e 1n the
Year "railroading" the co:uerence. in civilian clothes, obviously just Zhukov continued. "Their country t1on of a be;tief world, - a.n o
Though the Big Five has agreed out of the Wehrmacht. He told has been burnt out and ravished whl.Ch Oanad.J.ans:
Dave Ferris, rookie hurJing sen-
sation of the Boston Red Sox, suf-
fered his first defeat in nine starts
this season Sunday, dropping a 3
to 2 verdict to New York Yankees.
l -.:.nk Borowy was on the mound
for the McCarthymen.
Victory lifted New York back
into first place in the American
League race as Detroit 'I'igers,
who moved to the top Friday, only
managed an even break with Chi-
cago White Sox.
Jersey City Giants, who have
advanced to within a g-ame and a
half of Montreal's pace-setting
Royals, continued their winning
ways in the International League
by whipping Toronto Maple Leafs,
8 to 4. Montreal showed batting
power to slug out a 13 to 4 ver-
dict over Baltimore.
Sunday's restlill$:
National League
Chicago, 10-4, Cincinnati, 7-7.
Boston, 8-3, New York, 5-l.
Brooklyp, 10, Philadel:phia, 4.
American League
Detroit, 3-4, Chicago 2-9.
New York, 3, Boston, 2.
Cleveland, 2-1, St. Louis, 1-4.
Resisters to Meet
MONTREAL --'-- (Reuter)
Leaders of the European under-
ground resistance movement ' and
men recently liberated from con-
centration camps are to attend a
meeting of the governing body of
the International Labour Office at
Quebec on June 21.
Most prominent among them
will be Leon Jouhaug, veteran gen-
eral secretary of the French Con-
federation Generale du Travail.
LI'L ABNER
!>0 WHA.'T IF I
DON'T LOOK.
n the veto votng formula there "G h
1
be we are t o bave 11 better Canad.
o . I. me: - ermany as a ways en more than that of anyone else. But :t have seen a who 6'1
ma:y be opposition from . misunderstood. Look at all this. our people believed they would not lnde.scl!ibably unci fee Nazi h1
natwns who object to Big Five Why do this to one of the great be a1one in this battle and believed \Il whose still lived thE
t 1 f th - 't ' 1 L d .- . . ot a tree }:!e<>_ple. You hs.ve-
con ro o e Y e gentres of world culture? I hope m the righteousness of their cause. the world that the tdeais of fr
by the Australian delegatiOn, the you will pardon me, but your Our people have fought cleanly jllstl.ce and conimon decenc
conference. a week-end pro- American aviators were slightly and honestly and we are not afraid never be erased trom &.be
posal f?r Immediate acceptance of barbaric. I cannot see any other to look into the eyeS of our allies. our bod
the votmg formula. point to such wanton destruction. "Our people did everything they La.st but not least we shall
Just look at our monu:I?ents of could in the war. They not only slllce:-e frlend&hlj
beau!y all chased off the forces that Qccupied

Extension Urged
W ASHINGTON-(BUP) - The
chairman of the veterans sub-com-
mittee of the Senate finance com-
mittee wants the time limit for
loans to ex-senicemen for the pur-
chase of farms, home and busines-
ses to be raised from two years
to an almost indefinite period of
time, to protect them from the
present inflated prices.
"A veteran who doesn't need a
loan now might find it a veritable
life-saver in eight or ten years'
time," he said.
SERVICE RESUMED _
LONDON - (AP) - Airmail
service has been resumed between
Russia and Britain, over Sweaen
and Finland.
I Joyce in Brussels
BRUSSELS William
"Lord Haw Haw" Joyce has
arrived in Brussels after being
brought under guard by plane
from Luneberg, Germany.
Limping from the bullet
wound he received when cap-
tured but apparently in good.
spirits, be is lleing detained
in a British military prison in
Brussels where Margaret
White Joyce, his alleg_ed wife,
is also held.
She'll Talk Herself Into U
Bemg m Berlm, 1n the midst of them but they went into Germany liiade t or u.s away from home,
all this destruction, one not and, together with the Al.!lies, came A CANADIAJ
expect the populace to throw roses to victory. The people of Great * * *
at yoti- when you are wearing a Britain and America have well
uniform, but I was unprepared for supported the people of the Soviet
the way most Berliners reacted to Union when it was hard for them
their defeat. They definitely ex- and our peo.ple will never forget
pect to do business at the old stand this help.
in the same old way. "In the future, our people will
They want to continue to live carry out their obligatiom; in re-
about like they did before the war gard to the protection of the fut-
Toge.ther Aga
Editor, Tlle Maple Lea.!:
Further to that letter "Hon
gether." I wouldn't mind wid
couple of m,onths If I could
back to Canada with my wife.
L/ Cpl. 0. Sl
or during it. They admit that the u:r:e world from other acts of ag- What's wrong that a
Jews are coming back to Berlin gression. Just as in this war they take his wife h ome with hl.ri:
and there is not much they can do will manfully and honestly defend c6untry 1,8 new t9 such Wivi
about it. the cause of progress. I want t o there J.s a. Iot h\Wband wo
able- to ell. -plafn t o li1s wlte s
The Germans I talked to on the raise my glass in the name of my she wguld b e able to .see JuSI
streets had heard very little of government to the people of Amer- a wonderful country we have.
German atrocities. Even the Bur- ica and Great Britain and to the A STUBBLE JUMPER A
gomeister expressed surprise when leaders of these countries-,-Pres- THE HERRING CHOKE
he was told of atx;ocit_ies. The Ger- id_ent Truman and Prime Minister
l 'know the thoughts of t.l>ese
mans' reaction indicate it will take Churchill." Wives startlng out on this lor
a lot of education for the Allies to During the banquet, entertain- alone-fear, doubt and anxletl
stamp out the ,legend of the super- ment was provided by a USO
race. troupe and soldiers attached to Reet' to take with me Ill
SHAEF. The Russian party includ- H.Sh J.as.'s lis m.y wlte. Her g
TRAITORS TO GO ed one woman. She was Senior WQrry is the tho\lklit ot makll
LIDICE-(Bup) Sudeten L. t L di V Z h- a tt long trip aeros.S tbe ocean "14
1eu . Y a a arova, pre Y long t}:a!n. .rlde 1<0 her :new hd
Germans and Border Hungarians, 22-year-old nurse who has served hU-sbands and wives could tra
who were traitors during the Ger- in the Moscow, Leningrad, Stal- and .hs.VE.- 20 q.a.ys' l_!!a
t' u b 11 d d d B l' ge hel: I'm sura Brut!.s
man occupa wn, Wl . e expe . e an er m camprugns. blll.des would -start theit 1:1ev
from Czechoslovakia, said Dr. Field Marshal Montgomery was with a much happter view o1
Benes, president of Czechoslo- decorated with the Distinguished homes.
vakia, He was speaking at Lidi-ce, Service Medal, highest U.S. award A FUTUB.a
the tiny Czecu village in which for meritorious service, by- General
the Germans killed every man Eisenhower during an infol"mal
which became a symbol of Ger- ceremony at the supreme Allied
man brutality. commander's headquarters.
By AI Capp
*
Answers
Editor, The Maple Lea! :
What a.re the countries wii
five largest populations in the
Cp l. A. Fl
UKE. DE
ON:AM- PfRHER
'I'OU!>E. HAD 0 '

RI6HT!!! -,:;,o
NEllE!\ MIND 1'\E.
FACE, EY-.BY-
C.t.D:;,E.
AN' T ' INK. 0 '
( . . . i:h.tna, _ 457, 835,475; Trn:Zta
-808/122; TJ.S.S.R.., 192,695,710;
J.31,669,275; 9ermany, 79,375,71
C(?rding to our 1944 aZma1uzc.)
To settle a.n argument, wh
clared war on J apan first;
Canada or Great Britain?
W. R. B., C. B. Higbl
( ... Carwda,. Dec. 7, 1941. Gre1
t ai n an d U. S.A., Dec. 8, 1941) ,'
What happened to Glen Mill<
band leader? Was he killed or
Gnr. E. SL
( . . . Maj. _Mi ller is missing. f.
believed t o have been flying ;
Cont inent from En gl and whe
aircraf t on which he was tra1
disappear ed.)
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