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SECOND FRONT. "OTTAWA, July 1. Mr. Mackenzie King told the Commons the time was coming, and maybe near at hand, when Canadian, troops would act with honour and distinction against the enemy. “NEEDLE”SHOT. NEW~YORK, July 1. Dr. Relph ■ Huber, of Seattle, has invented a “one-shot” hypodermic needle, which, the United States Army ’is considering adopting as part of every soldier’s kit. The needle can be operated with one hand. It would be invaluable as a lifesaver for wounded men in the battlefield. The device can be manufactured for less than a penny.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 July 1942, Page 5
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