10 The Guardian. Thurs. June 11, 1934. I

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BEN WARD YPRES. Belgium iCP) .— Canadian fighting men of two world wars were honored by

For An Extra Special

VACATION I

this ancient Belgian city Wed- New.

ncsday

Although the accent was on!

the First World War, which be» ., gan ravaging tins battlefield re. ‘ f

gion 50 years ago this year. the central figure at joint Canadian» -

Belgian remembrance ceremon- ' ' tes was Lt -Gen. Guy Simonds. ““ l

who commanded the 2nd Carla- dian Corps in Northwest Europe during the Second World War

Simonds led the force

n fLhat liberated Ypres Sept. 6. ~‘\~

1944 diirina the Canadian drive up the Channel coast from N rnandv

He used the Polish armored division then covering his left flank to take Ypres. He ordered the dll’lilﬂll to encrrcle the city and avoid damaging it unless the Germans decided to stand‘ and fight

anes. blown to bits in the 191-1118 war. suffered ahnost no damage in the 1944. liberation.

"The Germans made a bit of

\ore: but we led‘"! have any real problem." en lim- onds recalled as he chatted

with federal and Civic officials~ He had entered Ypras with the llberatina unit

MEMORLAL SERVICE Wednesday's e v e n t s began With a formal memorial service under the \lenin Gate mono-f merit erected to honor the Commonil'ealth w h o| died in the Ypres battles of’ 1.91318 and Who have no known! graves ‘ V The names of

these men. 8.— 994 of then1 Canadian. are en—

across one entrance to the city’s rnain squ re

Veterans Minister Roger Teri! let of Canada. Gen ‘

l-erlnn. placed , wreaths '

VAT-win; thr- sert'lc-e part of .

.er'es being conducted in ; Fmope this month by Canadian government offl— cia‘s. veterans 'Tl‘OUDS I tiles feted the Canadians at a champagne reception and lunch~

a!“ senator G C Power Cana— I an 'T‘ll'l‘F'El’ of air during the

Second World War. was also in!

the Morin? :nx'ernment party, 1

cE=rléltor Power fought'in lllll!‘ rerv'm. as a Canadian infantry officer In the First World War,; servxn: With the 3rd Toronto Battalion and later with the| Montreal Reziment

RECALLS cm WELCOME 3

Gen. Simonds. who had not3 been back to Ypres since 1944.‘ recalled how hhe citizens flocked 1 to the centre square to welcome the liberators 3

He spent some tune chatinln with F 1. Vandevoorde. a war- I hire resistance leader and ndwl president of the "last post" ; committee that holds a service; each night at the Menin Gate. '

This service has been

World War except during German occupation of Belgium- 194o44 '

was resumed less than two‘ hours after the 1944 hberatloilu.‘

Mortgage Firm Passes Hurdle

OTTAWA iC!”l —- The Senate healing and commerce corn- mittee WednEsday approved in- corporation of a new genera! mortgage company ll’lllcl‘. wiLl turn its sponsors. the Eastern and Chartered Trust Company. into its sub51diary.

The new company — tenta- tively called the World Mori- gage Corporation — will have power to T3136 up to 3350000000 to be channelled into mortgages {

on housing and commercial van ‘ x

lures

The company. whose name! later is lmely to be changed to Eastern and Chartered to Locor poi-ate its sponsor’s name. will have 10 per cent of its 10,000 subscribed shares taken up by the Bank of Nova Scoua,_ and the remaining 90 per cent taken up either for investment or for public distribution by four fi~ nance houses.

. w1u also exchange in shares with shares in Eastern Ind Chartered Trust Company on a share-for-share basis and

ultimately will own the trust a company. ; 103. am smomo E

HAVELOCK. Ont. iCPl—Jdnn 1 Thompson, who says he has i been smoking for 96 years. cele- . hated his 103rd birthday Wed- 1 nesday. He smoked his first pipe 1 when he was seven. Mr.

son said three of his lived to more than 1 old.

TALKS WITH SPAIN

naussms rmum - The Common Market's Ministerial coundl Tuesday agreed to open talks with Spain on its request

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. Mrs. _ Norman MacDonald, 14 Macaw St. held 1 Halifax. N. 3.. receive: $00 Cash award from ' since the end of the First‘ Mr. 1'. Dohson. Dominion Store Manager at the.[ Agricola St., Halifax.

ﬁrsﬂ.lonehek.sorlnommlve,s - ﬁeld. receive: 3500 ml: award I? Dominion 51m Manage: at smile“.

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