https://declassified.library.utoronto.ca/files/original/160cacee21d7c6fe5ec48e01a533caa8.pdf 5c79c0acd0fb42f646e15fe235a060a6 PDF Text Text O 1 Cdn Corps Int Z7/Report e/1 to Row 43 HQ 1 letrlct Uta: :s lint) SECREl klv Security heport 3 dr. 'ec. Security throughout TAORMI';.’. and areas where fdn tps are situated Is -ood. Thia Ixr ini; d c to ri;ld unit security aeasures and a-option of suggestions •..».• fren tine to tine, by for isprove-wnte of exlatir. security r-jgulations,•<■» of which require revision -fter the switch. Cron 2<-:. 'C to a co ntry recently released froc Axis daaination. 2, In thia connection, 11 lun Sec -as been .<b_y assisted by the Srit "2 whose exj erlenoe in this Uteibre of operation has proven inv JLuable . (A) (1) action Taxen Military ~a-urity Security of -nfa assorted that certain elements in TAORMZKA aero endeavovrlr>j to find out Al oceaible ln.'a reg-rding Cdn units, strengths, weapons er.d final destination on M.Inland. Sdd to originate in local brothels. tv of X terial Io ej.orta of sabot.ge, but 11 units warned of possibility o. line cutting. Thefts of rations reported by Cdn units. (11) de aarnlnr circulated by 1 Cdn Car • to tnls effect •nd rufr-ln from any dl>ausalan with or In presence of civilians. Pro end Curlbinleri closed all know, brothels -nd innate* aent out of to®. Trequoni inspection* of installations and no civilian loiterers pemlti in vicinity. Passed to B for action. 4 (lli)dcctrlty of Aoicosa t , Xil -at -yste- c; pernlts res triete .-.Igldly cont.rolled by 1;suing of holder definite jobs *4 - ?•£ -^mlts only bv ? who thus . now 41 civilians working■ In above aentionsd are c -It.-.in est - my wew* sent outside doflrsd areal places. only un ar observe...on. AU clvili~-.s e^iloyed 8 0 .'r b] Cdn laul a have been cnectaed •gainst .1\CK LISTS. (It ) security x era Mo - vldenci of sdiy s bveralve at npts to In icenee " - s. (b : (1) -11 units .“.aye bcr. warned cr.r. a t «ij Instances of s-s icloua activities. .1 Security .-idusl suspects Xot lac to re;art. 'll) ubvwrs-ve --tev-aent» or toriL-. ~ -e. art. .-.t s 100005 �- 2 (C) !i) Miscellmeous Hel between Allied Jforces «d Civ ill Jis ''Lilians state Cdn toe a t ® by f »r tn* best conducted, and apart frox a few alnor Incidents over sine shortly after arrival Better class of woman In this area, notnlng has been rrartsd. w no longer fear tc bo o-t alone. Feo.le very state they ffcV.tX’abiy impressed by s;. j-tness of Jdn tps and saluting of all offrs. Freq ent r-f-r .- ces oy cl .lll.ru to slov .-a.y dress y. d habits of '3 c'frs and .e.. In lATr-klKA. • 1) c •.villa--. : ;r- lc ,j q 3 ., . , Insofar as freshen of speech, but low In regurd to Ak-.O’T’e fallu. U. e T to control Slac. arket tn_ knowledge that civil adalnistraturs a_-e llr.la. th’lr aockct. with rr\ft. decently tupleInin a.out the soring of ..ecent ly cl.lll ci'.Ill .s nave .u»» begun bogun :soaplalnln the prices of Their complaint that tps will cay -ny ths o' ^ools. i rice asked for -.ocs - regardless of actual value. This is therefore utt'.r. the cost of nany thin t beyonc the Halt of ‘he nor-.sl civilian Inccxa. y-,;h ooc-ie.i- is beginning ah cut the fact that the black llrket is belnj allowed U flourish uncer the nose of tilled a.tho.ity. "rosalsee were see.iin.ly ede, by .aphlet air raids, to the civil population regarding foo_, clothing, etc. So far, ‘he civilians claim, hey nave sneoentered nothin.; but the speedy rise in price of al no at 11 commodities. Fr a ’he point of creative of the ollie; forces this is aweak link In the chain. In tie above Mentioned Instances all prices acre originally fixed, but either throlack of control or ability, the Municipal Officials have allowed chop keepers and producers to sere the f.xet price lists and set their own 1 halts, and It xay be a ded these prices are terrifically hi/, even four or five times the actual value f the article. Tps are able to pay these rices eve.-, though they are being exploited but the civil opulation sfco earn per.-.aps 30 to 60 Lire a day cannot. This '.s hav'rr a cepress'n- e-fect on the civilian morale. (111 j..xaours Kcthlng tc report. (-) art ?ue to lack of tpt a- d no ; liable quarters iv .la-.e In V3U.TA, 11 Cd. See .'.as r.ot as yet peer; a..le to *-t sub sec . ‘ .3. Laver . cr <. - . .1.'. s= for X 1 : .) Major Corps ,000006 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CDFS00002 Title A name given to the resource Weekly Security Report Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 20-Nov-43 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RG24-C-1, File number: 6265-65-2, "Internal Security Intelligence - Field Security Reports - Overseas." Microfilm reel number: C-8315, Library and Archives Canada. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource LAC ATIP A-2020-05428 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Canadian Crown Subject The topic of the resource Field Security Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Canada Declassified Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource en