9y ™™^ ^*w^^p^^B IW^W- •fesePe - i PSSJS IsMTsW HROVIl StreHhetd teesprered by Ckieese Troops.—Psgs I. Eeeesy WiU Psy for Crimei Sep Roosevelt.—Pegs 9. Dieppe R_M PfeysVhsirertlnAIUd' Offe-sfve PelUy.-Pege I. ResctM PiSMs Kept Cossohss VlgU fer Strseded Ceeamendes. Psge 7. High Prsise Cfven CoL Merritt fer Coolness Under Fire.-Pege T. VOIUMS 'I PIV1 CSNTS Ptn COPY L80N. BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-tATURDAY MORNINO. AUGUST _ 1S4I NUMSSS ' = MARINES WALLOP JAPS DIEPPE PROVES NEW FRONT CAN OPEN IN FRANCE Need Air Superiority, Transport, Element of Surprise QUESTION ALLIED PLANE STRENGTH By THOMAS P. HAWKINS Auoelited Prtn SUff Wrlttr BERNE, Aug. -21 (AP.l- Tht .Allltd Unding raid it Ditppi dtmcnitrttid, fortlgn mlllttry ex- perti illd hirt todiy, thit • tto- •nd tront ctn bt opened In Frince —gnnted lufficient luperlorlty of lind-btMd plinu, idtquitt trim- port ind thl proper element of •urprlM. Publiihed neutrtl description! ot ' tht recently-completed channel fortificttioni indicate, furthermore, thit I full-scale Invulon tffort would coit heavily, but thit tht Alliei would hive 1 chince ol advancing, to tht Heuit tnd Rhine If thty outweighed tht Germini tn mtn •nd material. Ntutril obierven tilled thl queition whither, ln view ot thi costly •lr btttlei over Dieppe Wtdnetdiy, Allied tlrpower hai yet attained lufficient strength to glvt tht neeemry protection to full-scale laad- -JL Ttu ivalltblllty ot trinsports for luppllei trom Americi to BrlUin •nd for luppllei end troopi to crou the Channel ilso ippnred to bt I major probltm. WORRIU GERMANS Tht Socialist newspaper !_ Sen- tlntlle noted thit "the piychoili ot I ncond front hn penetrated tht spirit ot the masses ln Germiny,' ind iddtd thit while propaganda ft directed toward belittling Its chancei, the Germin high commind "ii convinced thtt tooner or liter the problem will put Itielf In i dirtct manner.' Along thl coast of Princt, Belgium ind Holland, iccordlng to i correspondent ot Ll SentlneUe who viilted the Nui defence cone, "even tn places most exposed, the ernttn diipoiltlon of defencei extendi barely more than five to ilx kilometrei (three to tour mllei) ln depth.'' He wrote thit in miny places protected by the mture of the terrain no artificial defe*hce iyttem hu been established. Such breaches were described ts numeroui and extending sometimes for leveral miles. In contrait, "tht Germani have powerfully fortified the Meuse and Rhine which would tend to prove little confidence ln their coastal defence." NAZIS EXPECTED ATTACK SAY DIEPPE RAIDERS By DOUGLAS AMARON AT A CANADIAN ARMY HOS PITAL SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND, Aug. 21 (CP Cable) - The fortunes of war turned tgainst the Ctnidltni ln the early hours of Wednesday morning md sent them Into in inferno of bullets frbm the Germi defenders ot Dieppe Instead of igiinst an enemy Uken by iur. prise. Thtl wu the Impreulon of •core ot wounded Canadians with whom I Ulked at this hospital. "They were wilting for us," wti the comment prefacing tccount tfter tccount of the deadly irtillery md machine-gun fire which swept •crosi the landing craft even before the soldien had time to disembark. . A chance clash with a Germap convoy u the Invasion fleet approached the French coast was accepted generally by the Canadians U reason why the assault did not tike tbe Nazis by surprise. Timor Area Bombed by Allies for Second Day ' ALUED HSADQUARTTRS, Aug. tl (Stturdiy) (CP)-Allltd bomben bombed Mtbiut Is PortugueM Timor yuttrdty for tht tecond mcceitivt diy, i Urt ing ,firei in thl buUdlng treu tnd ihooting down ont Jipineie fighter pltne, it wu mnounced todiy. , Ont pltne wu lott Women Will Be for War Jobs OTTAWA, Aug. 21 (CP)-Aftir tht Nitional Regiitrttion of womtn whloh btgini In tht wuk •Urtlng Stpt. 14 with lilting of tht igt group from 20 to 24 Inclusive, womin In eich group will bi cilled up for InUrvltw it whloh thty will bt glvtn tuggti- tlont whtrt thty ctn but itrvi tht wir tffort, It WU innounced todiy, Single women will be urged to •eek wir work before the Inttr- viewen try to penuade mtrried womin to enter Industry, ttld I sttttment from the office ot 0. H. Luh, Dirtctor at Public Informition. It quoted Mrs. Rex Etton, Assistant to Elliott M. Little, Director of National Selective Servict. u saying thtt "there ll no Intention of using compulsion for womin txctpt In cum ot extreme malinger- ing" ilthough ww developments might "yet mike It necesiary for th* Federal Government to let uide the pruent volunUry bull of wortr. for womtn. . As*. Whltr the regiitrttion wotM not affect working women, the lubie- quent Interviews would ipply to til women ln the vtrioui igt groupings. Thou who were working would bi given luggestlons how (hey could do more direct wtr work while the non-working women, pri. rotrlly tht lingle women, would be encouraged to itart work. Dieppe Casually List Issued OTTAWA, Aug. 21 (CP)-Ctni- da'i roll of honor, official mme for the cisualty list of the war, wu swelled by iddition of M nimei tonight, the first section of i tlze- sble list of soldiers, killed, wounded and missing In the Battle of Dieppe. (Ste lltt on Pige 10). From many towns md ctllei icrou the country, however, came word of other cuuiltiei not on tonight's official list. Word of theie wu from tht messages delivered to the homes of relatives of the men. The day's reporti based on Infor matlon given out by relatives who had received notification from Na tional Defence Headquarten 'reveal ed fhe loss of four Lieutenant-Colonels; A. C. Oo-ling of the Queen'i Own Cameron Highlander! of Can ada, Winnipeg, missing and believed killed; Gordon H. McTavish of Lon don. Commanding an Engineer Battalion, killed; R. R. Labatt of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, believed prisoner of war, and Fred K. Jasperson of the Essex Scottish, missing and believed killed. Nazis Strive (or Don Bridgehead Near Stalingrad Two Youthi Climb Mr. Waddinqton VANCOUVER, Aug. 21 (CP) - Fred Beckey, 18, md Helmey Beck- ey, 17, brothers from Seattle, were credited- today with a successful ascent of Mount Waddlngton, 13,200- foot peak 175 miles northwest of Vancouver. It Is the lecond time the summit has been reached by climbers. The youths made the climb Aug. 9. Russ Admit Germans' Will Be Hard to Hold WARSAW RAIDED BY RUSS PUNES ■y EDOIS aiLMOKI Auoelittd Prtu SUff Writer MOSCOW, Aug. 22 (Btturdiyi- (AP).-Tht Nul bid ttr SUllngnd reiched • critical tUgt urly todiy with relnforctd Qtrmin troopi trying to erect brldgehemi •crou tht Don W mllu ibovi thl Volgi olty tnd itttmpttng to exploit I wedje driven Into Ruuitn poiitioni northeut of Kotelnlk ovlkl below thl Don. Thl midnight communlqui nld thi Rid irmy hid reptlled conitant Germin ittacks wuthttit ot Kletskaya od tht Don btnd, but icknowledged thit Nul Unki hid breached Russlin positions* Southweit of Stalingrad ln thl Kotelnlkovikl iret. "Northuit of Kotelnlkovikl rt- pelted huvy ittacki by Unki md mechmlxtd Infmtry wert repelled," Ihe communique(iald. "In another lector thi enemy ient 100 tanki Into thi itUck, Only • ftw succeeded In breaking through. "Thi Infantry which foUowed tht tanki wu cut off by Soviet troopi. IU annihilation now It proceeding." Thl next 14 houn ihould till much IS tht frlm fight for SUllngnd. Twlet In two dtyt ttit Qir- mini hivt thrown forou icrou to thi Eutern bink of thl Don loop, but thl Ruulini uld mut of thut ihock troopi win wlptd out Russian obierven idmlt, however, thit lt li going to be hird to hold tht Germans, especially if the Null reillie a luperlorlty of numben •nd equipment is they hive now tor two monthi, Tht binki of tht Don river loop were reported itrewn with deid Germm ihock troopi In t bloody fight for control of both river ildti. Tht Red irmiei fighting In the Caucuian foothllli touth of Krasnodar on the road to the Black Sea port of Novoroislsk itlll were falling back. The Rusilani were officially reported to have killed more than 2000 Germani before retiring to new position!. The communique reported the Russians repulsed 'enemy attacks southeast of Pyatlgonk. There the German drive was along m uphalt road leading to Nalchik, 50 miles beyond. Nalchik In turn Is only 100 mlltt West of the Russian oil city of Groiny. Soviet bombtn wtrt engiged In heavy dtftmlvt ictlon ovir thli entire irei, but ilio Wtnt ovtr to tht offensive Thundiy night with • long-range bombing of Wtmw In occupltd Polind, Eastern Fruiti! tnd uptpr Silesia. "A large force" of Soviet bomben "caused 14 big fires In Warsaw, and 18 explosions wers observed," an announcement said. Warsaw ls more,| than 700 miles from Moscow, and the Russians said all their planei returned. "Many fires also were caused md heavy eploiloni observed ln the dlitrlcU of Eastern Prussia and upper Silesia where German mlltary objective! were attacked." (•Cent Drawback lo Be Paid on WILL TAKE SOME TIME TO START MANPOWER PUN farct of Regulations 'Expected in About Ten Days MITCHELL HAS HEAVY DUTIES ■y CR. BLACKBURN . OTTAWA, Aug, II (CP) -Sev- tril wteks will bi required to complete the tightened control ovtr minpower ud wominpower out- Untd ln Prlmt Mlnltter Klng'l Wtdnetdiy broidcut, it wu leirn ed today. -int ot tht mw regulation! are expected ln ibout 10 diys, relating to tht diimluali ot workeri ind thtlr volunUry departure trom present occupitloni. I But lt ll expected to be eirly October before tht final touches ir epu on tht new set-up which will include tht trtniftr to Libor Mlnliter MltcheU of jurisdiction ovir Um ctllup for mlllttry ser vict now lh tin hinds of wtr ser vlcu mlnliter Thorson . The MW trrtngement Involve! reorgtnlzation ot thl Unemploy mutt Iniurance commluion,, orig inilly in autonomous body for which the Ubor minliter wu ipokeimin In the Houu of Commoni, Into in ittgril pirt ot thl libor dtpirtment'i working cloiely with tht nitlonil seltctlvt service idminlitritlon Mr. Klng'l annoncemenit that the ntw policy would lim to place tvtry avtilable mm and womin behind July prices on ulei ot their (ltd, thl Induitrlil wir effort pliced a OTTAWA, Aug. 11 (CP)-A Joint announcement by lbl Wirtlme Prices ind Trtdt Boird md the Agricultural SuppUtt Boird Hid todiy thst"i drawback of tight ctntg I bushel wUl be ptld on Western whttt purchued for fetd on md ifttr Aug. 1, to ptrmlt tht July pricu on feed! lonttining whltt to bl maintained. The whut price pild trie Weitem | farmer by the Canadiu wheal board hu been Increased trom TO o-ntt to 90 cents i buihtl bull No. 1 Northern, the hlghtr prlct becoming effective with thi opining ot thi 1M1- 41 crop year Aug. 1. The mnouncement uld thl drawback would be paid "until further noUct." / Thi drawback on wheat for tied "it midt necuury by the higher pricei now previlltnf for Wutern wheit ind Will enable feed deilen, processors ind mixers to milnltin producU contilning when," Hid tht Joint innouncement. HO Oul ol 700 Japs Killed by Marines in Solomon Mop-Up PEARL HAFieoR, T. H„ Aug. 21 (AP,)—United SUtu Mirinu mopping up Japanese In tht Solo- men Islands yuterdiy kllltd 670 Of in enemy force of 700 tnd cap twtd tht remtlndtr, • communiqut luutd by Admiral Chester W. Nimltz, U 8. Pacific fleet wmminde* iald tonight. ^u^^^^_____________ Tht actio.* crcu-red, tha communiqut ttld, ifttr t night-time attempt by tht ..'tomtit to Imd 'ht 700 troopi 'rom high ipeed botti In in tffort to brtik through the marines' llntl Marine losses In tht fighting wen 28 killed md 72 Injurtd, Yugoslav Patriots Wreck Express: 21 Persons Killed LONDON, Aug. 21 (CP.)-A fresh wave of sabotage by Yugoslav patriots was climaxed Saturday by wrecking the Zagreb-Belgrade express train, with 21 person! klUed and 32 Injured, Yugoslav lourcei rt ported today. The German field commandant at Nis, named Von Bothmer, offered reward! for arrests of persons who recently cut the Belgrade-Salonika railroad at three points, they uld. The report added that Serbian villages near the icene had been "leverely puniihed" and two Bulgarian reglmenU were coming to the area north of Nit ln learch of Chet- nlk forcei. VICTORIA, Aug. 21 (CP)-Louii Pttrlik, 48, nitive ot Czechoslovakia, who came htre from Kulo two monthi tgo, dltd Thuridty, Surviving art hit widow it Schultz' Beach, Kulo, tnd three diughten, Louise it Silverton md Julia and Mary at Kulo. Burial wlU be midt Mondiy, here. hetvy reiponiibllity upon EUlott M. Uttlt, national selective tervlce id mlnlitratori Some Indication of thi effort thli will hive wu sten In tht fact that - I during .tbt *UV -Ml.*..llp-i-WHS 175 ntw brinch employment officers have betn let Up ln vtrioui parti of Canadi, bringing the total to ibout ISO. At ttw tnd ot September it. is expected there wlU bt completed • registration of iomt ige' groupi of women tnd thl collection, by employment officer! of t complete picture of employment tnd dtsmls- ssls In Induitry over the period from teit AprU 1. Fernie Woman, Three Children, in Car Crash in Serious Way FERNIE, B.C., Aug- 21 (CP)-Thl condition of Mn Owen Corrlgin and her three children Injured when the cir ln which they win tiding, toppled over • 900-foot bank on the Cotl Creek highway wu considered serious in hospital here today. Funeral services will bl held htrt tomorrow for tht woman'i huiband, who wai kUled when tht car rolled down the mountain. Coal Crtek mlnei, at which he wu an old time employee, will remain clowd during the lervices. At Least Seven Die K in Crash of U.S. Bombers BATON ROUGE, Ll, Aug. 21 (AP.) — Tht irmy tnnounctd tonight Uut it leut uven flien hid been killed In the crub ol two medium bomben near Herding Fitld, irmy ilr but here. The plmu cruhed to tht ground alter, thl collision tbout ■tven milei North ot here, nur Zlon city, itriking earth ibout W0 yirdi n-rt. Ont bunt Into flamei Immedlitely, the other becoming deeply embedded In the ground, iccording to irmy men. ■ Cripple Seaplane Base in Hit, Run Attack in Pacific _ Surprised Japs Bomb Own Aircraft; At Least < 80 Japs Killed, .Installations Wrecked, ShipsSunk; F.D.R.'s Son in Action Another Axis Sub Sunk OH Brazil Coasl RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 21 (AP) —The Ministry ot War announces today that 109 Army officeri ind mtn wtrt loit In the linking ot tht Batpendy, the Itagiba md the Ara- raquara, while 68 are known to have been saved. Sinking ot another Axli submsrlne off tht Braiillan cout—thl third reported dutroyed ln those waten -this week—wu credited unofficially today to UnlUd States warplanes operating trom somewhere In Brazil. Dispatches from Fortileu on the Northern lide ot the Brazilian "bulge, uld the submarine wu attacked and mnt to the bottom by bomberi piloted by a CapUln Tauney and Lieutenant Dante, but gave no other details. Reporti ot the sinkings came is Preildent Qttulio Vargas innoun- |-ct* -_ft --Mti-qlh-.tU. Brazilian | merenmtmen moving through UM ureal sea lines would he convoyed by the Navy and Air Force in cooperation with United States naval and air units. New Enlistment Policy for Air Force LETHBRIDGE, AlU., Aug. 21 (CP)—A new policy to be idopted immedlitely in the enlistment of men by the R.C.A.F., wu mnounced here today by Air Vic Manhal J. A. Sully, A.F.C, of Ottawa, air member for personnel. In future, he wtd, all nen will be Uken on itrength u itralght air crew initead of piloti, observer!, gunnen md otheri categories. Thu new system with • selection machinery will put the right men into the right position! tnd reiult In both men end offlcen being more satisfied, he felt Macdonalds Consolidated Interior Warehouses and Business Are Sold lo Kelly Douglas Company Interior Britiih ColumbU warehouse! and officu ot Macdonalds Comolldated Ltd. hive betn iold to Kelly Douglu Si Co. Ltd. On Monday the warehouses wiU chmge their name to that of the new owners. An. official announcement telegraphed Wednesday from Vancouver by Ivor Crlm of Safeway Storei Ltd., to the Nelson Dally Newi statei: "Effective Aug. 24 Macdonalds Consolidated Ltd., Vincouver, B.C., will discontinue that portion of IU business which wai formerly lervlc- ed from the warehouni located at Quesnel, Kamloopi, Nelion, Trill, Crubrook, Princt Rupert ind 1090 Mainland Street, Vancouver, B.C. "The buiineu hu been purchased by KeUy Douglu & Co. Ltd, Vmcouver, B.C. "Macdonalds Consolidated IM* wtll continue to optraU ltt vrtre- houtei ln British Columbil located »t Victoria, Fernie and Dawson Creek; alio the office and purchasing warehouse at 840 Camble Street, Vancouver. "It wUl alio continue to operate aa In the put it points ln tht Prairie Provlncu tnd Ontario." The Nelion business ditei bick to Uie ISM's, when lt wu established by A. (Sandy) Macdonald. For aome yuri it wai known u the A. Macdonald Company, and in recent yean it hu been Macdonalds Comolidated. The Trail warehouie menUoned in Mr. Crimp's announcement It of comparatively recent establishment having been opened as a ruult ot the rapid growth of Trail and dii trlct. Fernie and Dawson Creek ware- bouses which remain with Mac donaldi Consolidated, are included ln the Prairie rather than the B.C. setup. It ll Understood that personnel will be abiorbed by the new ownen. In Wut Kootenay the staffs includt a number of veterans. W. A. Harriion, Manager at Nelaon, on Ult seventeenth ot thli month com pitted 23 yean with tht' firm. F. A. Baker, Trail. Manager, joined Mtc donaldi In 1925. Veterin of them all li Alfred Wood, in charge ot Ihlpping it Nelton, whose lervice dales from 1910. W.' C. Will, iccounttnt, hai been with Uie firm since 1916, and John Hamson, warehouseman, hu betn wlih lt ilnce 1919. - * ,. Sy WALTER I. CLAUSEN Auociited Prtu Staff Wrltar PEARL HARBOR, T, H„ Aug. 21 MP)—Amsrlcsn fighters, with Major jsmes Roosevelt of ths ration's first family among them, belted the Jspanese a crippling hit and j run attack on Makin Island in ths Gilbert Croup Aug. 17, Admirsl ChesterW. Nimitz, United Ststes Pacific Naval Com- mander, said today. After the purpose of the attack was "Kcompllshsd Irs, Its entirety," the raiding force wss withdrswn. The Marines, supported by hard-punching units of tht Fleet, landed on the furthermost Island of the Gilbert Group in sn operation aimed st clip-j ping the claws of enemy forces in the Archipelago stolen from the British. Major Roosevelt, ion ot tht Pruident, wu lecond ln commind of the marine raiden. It waa tht lecond offenilve itth at tha enemy'i South Pacific holding! ilnct tht night of Aug. 7, when l.'nited Statei marlnei and Allied naval unlti under U. S. Vice Admiral Robert L. Ghormley, ttttcked the Southern Solomon Iilandi ln ■n operaUon which left tht Amerlcm sea-soldiers firmly ln possession of emplacements end Installations the enemy onct held. Pastor Convicted ot Betrayal HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. 21 (AP) —Rev. Kury E. B. Molzahn, paitor of an Historic German Lutheran Church tn Philadelphia, wu convicted today of conspiracy to betray the country In which he has lived for IB yean by delivering U.S. military lecrets to the Axis powers. Judge Joseph Smith continued -the case untU Tueiday morning to give the defence opportunity to pre pare arguments on motions. He sentenced three of Molzahn's co-conspirators including Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, former national Bund, who had pleaded guilty to the indictment. Kunze, who now calla himself a German citizen although he li the only native born among five conspirotora waa ient to prison for 15 yean. Millers to Get Wheat at Price in Line With Flour Ceiling OTTAWA, Aug. 21 (CP.)- The Wartime Pricei and Trade Board announced tojay that arrangement! have been made whereby Canadian flour milli will be provided with Western wheat at a price appropriate to flour ceiling prices. The announcement said Mijleri will continue to buy their wheat requirements in the open market at the higher price level! now prevailing and will be eligible for a drawback representing the difference between the average prlci eltimtted to have been paid and the appropriate price on wheat ground for domeitic use. The drawback will not be paid on flour exported from Cmadu Wetjtft While Friday wai in ilmoit cloudless day, Nelson's peak temperature for the 24 houn ending at 5 p.m. waa only 85.2 degrees. The low point waa 58 degrees. The day was prevailingly windy, The lake rose exactly a quarter of a foot during the 24 hours preceding 1 p.m, Friday, reversing the latest decline of two dayi, and making the level 4.80 feet above the low witer mark. K-1K lltpltnt instillation! uhore mil two seiplaofi onlhe witer wirt dutroytd. whilt American nival gum tucceeded In linking ont small tntmy tnniport ind ont gunboat, Nimltz' communiqut uld. Purpost ot tht ictlon ippirently ww to neutralize btsu developed by the Jipmese in the Brltlih-own- ed Gllebrt islar.di after a United Statei "quickie" raid on ftie Iilandi last February. The Gilbert island! are some 1500 milci Northeast ot the area ln the Solomons, where Amerlcm marines have gained a firm grasp on once held Japaneie defences. Makin iiland is only about 300 mllei south ftom the long-develop ed Jcpaneie base at Jalult, In the Japanese-o-.vnel Marshall Iilandi. A few hundred mllei north ot Jalult are Taroa and Wotje ■trong Japaneie baaei which were Waited, 16gether with Jalult, ln the U. S. naval foray on the Marshal and Gilbert Islands last February. Making Island, an atoll 18 miles long, alio waa hit during the February raid, and a Japaneie Apply ihip and enemy planei were deitroyed there. The nearest major Japanese battle bases to Makin now are Ponape, about 1100 miles West, and the more Important base of Truk, 480 mile! farther west, both of which are in the Caroline Islands group. Admiral Nlmitz's communique Indicated the raid caught the Japi so completely by lurprlit thit thty idded, to their own louu by bombing (heir own ilrcnft with bombtn from nearby butt. MiJ. Jamei Roouvtlt, thl Prtl- idtnt'l eldest ion who WM Ulttd II participant in t commando-typt nid ot Unittd Statei forcu OS Makin ln tht Japineie-held Gilbert lilindi group, hu bttn i mirint corpi officer tlnct 1938 ind on ae* tlvt duty ilnct Novtmbtr, IMS. Tht allbert lilmdi, I group el 20 or mar* until dots ot lind on the Pacific mip. Ui ithwirt Uit Iquitor almoit on a direct lint bttwttn Hawaii, md Auitnlli. Slnct Uu Solo: .-... ■ -- ■ - aws_t_-*r _ ^^^^^ tion luggeiti Amiricm forest ir» taking further stepi to dttr thi na lanes to Australia. Sea Battle Was (envoy Attack LISBON, Portugal. Aug. 21 (AP) —A fierce.naval ind ilr battlt today off Ctpt Saint Vlnctnt, iht Southwest tip of Portugil MO mllu Northwut of Britiih Gibraltar ap- p-frently waa an attack on a British, convoy, lt wu reporttd lite tonight, fell into tbe Atlantic off Sagrei. Two Portuguese teaplinei flew out to reicue the survivon but reported thtt the bomber ilretdy hi* been Uken ln tow by • Britiih winhlp In the convoy. Presumably It wu in engagement between German long rmge bomben openting from Fnnct md British ships tnvelling the Glbnlttr Sta route. Sketch of Fortified Place Brings Woman tb Court VANCOUVER, Aug. 21 (CP)- Mrs. Kay Davis, It), of Vincouver, wu remanded until Aug. 28 tor hearing when Iht tppured today before Magiitrate H. S, Wood* charged with having a -iketch ot "a fortified place" in her pollution, "in t manner likely to be prejudicltl to the ufety of the atate." Ball wig iet at $1,000, and no plu wag ttken. Milk Subsidy to Be Paid Producers In Certain Areas of Canada _m OTTAWA, Aug. 20 (CP) - The Wartime Prices and Trade Board announced today the payment effective Sept. 1, of a subsidy of 25 cents per hundred pounds to fluid milk prducers jn certain urban markets where the present supply poiition indicates serious shortages might develop during the Fall and Winter monthi. At the tame time adjustments in the retail price of milk were an- and Montreal. In Vancouver, an increase trom 10 to 11 cents a quart for 3.5 percent milk, authorized some time ago, will go Into effect Sept. 1. for Hall- fax and Montreal, an Increue Sept. 1 of one half cent per quart was announced by the board as necessary to completion of the reorganization ot celling prices on fluid milk undertaken lut Spring. The present price in these cities is 12 cents • quirt. Concurrently the boird fixed monlmum producer pricei—on dlB" vered basis ln all mirketi whert the subsidy Is payable. Thui spec- ific prices represent an tvengt In- _ crease of about 10 cents per hundred pounds, and the meuuru taken art designed by their combined effect '.'j to Increase the returni of fluid milk producer! by 33 centi. Al reiult ot <] thli action, tho Board nld, it Is ' hoped to encourage milk production In the areu affected io tuppllM j adequate to meet the demand mty be maintained next Winter and throughout the following season. - Among the mirketi In which Uit subsidy ot 23 centi per 100 poundi of milk over the ibove mlnimuj^ prices to producer! will bt payable are the following: British Columbia— Ocean FtBJ Prince eGorge, Prince Rupert lttd Viciorli.. PAOI TWO Flowen for Garden Club Show [ At IS pjn. Prldi? night tht tup- i ftr ot bottln-lJS-tor tht Ntlton Club'i flowtr ihow hid j txhiuittd. But thert will bt bottltt todty tor exhibitor! wtrt unable to pltct thtlr frldiy sight. Tht thow | wiU open it I pjn. todty. Thli li tht mtuurt ot tht oat- [funding tdvtnct tucetit tchltvtd lbl noncompetitive, no-prtit trrtngtd by tht Club it t I of tettlnj tht poiilbillty ot | renewing floril ixhlbitiont in Ntl. _ [ Orttt mtiMt ot flowtn wert ctr I rM by Nelion (trdetert te tkt I '• ttnk Block Friday evening to bl I tmnftd by Otrdtn Club memberi. CUtdloIl, now coming into thtlr full t beiuty tre promintnl. An unuiuil i entry It Engliih clemitii. Thert It II * tint dltplty oi eictl. Dahliai In | grttt variety tnd tf pett beiuty I htve been brought In. Thert trt tome petuniu tnd I stocks, tod thtrt ll I coniidenblt | dlipliy of iweet pen with dtlnty | btby'i breith. Ttit mapdragon li ( oeepUontlly fine md thert ll t I iplendld ihowlng of uteri. Unuiuil I it thli letson li t oollectlon at | ohryttntheaiumi. Thtrt - in ilso ' I rant beautiful rosei, both eollte. ( tlont tnd Individual exhibits. I Ont of tht patriotically lntereit tins dlipliyi li • buket ot red, | white tnd blui verbeni, set In si 1 piragus fern. V> Thert It tlto t grind dlipliy ot l ntrtgoldi. Lm So tint hu tht rtfpooie bten thtt jj tdditlontl ihelvlng will bt put ln 7 pltct etrly todty to tccommodite i tht tdditlontl exhiblti. Military Honors for Dieppe Dead LONDON, Aug. ,11 (CP Ctblt).- Tht Pull radio ttld tonight Ott ill otflcin tnd men ot thl Unittd Nitioni forcei whicn itttcktd Dltppt Wtdnttdiy htve ben burled with tull mUitiry honon. M.C. Latornell U.B.C. Graduate, Is Air Navigator Miurice Lttornell ot Ntlton, ton at Mr. tnd Mrs. S. C. Utomt-, Stmley Strttt, who graduated Auguit H ii in ilr navigator trom No. 1 Air Obierver School, it Bdmon- ton, hu left tfter iptndlng letvt here. Mturlce ctme to Nelion ovtr W yttn t|o tnd ttttndtd Ntlion ichooli. In IMS hi frtdutttd from Univenlty ot B. C. tnd tfter receiving hit teicher. certificate In 1959 ht begin fetching tt tht Humt Sohool hirt In tht Ft ll ot tht umt yetr. . Bt' enlUttd lut October In tbt Roytl Ctntditn Air Force, tnining it Edmonton ind Ltthbrldgt. Ht grtduited ln tht tecond group of ilr ntvlgitori, I new count under tht Ilr trilnlng pltn. Air nivlgtton Ukt • count ilmoit identlcil with thit of thl Observer with liw exception thit nivlgaton do not tike bombing. SANTIAGO, Chili (CP)-Nieti- llty, through tht ihortage of guoline htrt, mothered tht Invention Of I carburetor tblt to cium thl nor mil explosion from t futl composed of It per cent ilcohol, IS ptr ctnt gaioline tnd tive per cent ll- eohollni trom gripe tnd brandy rtfutt. [Mrs. Palmer Wins Silver (up tor High i Honon al Kaslo Flower Show j KASLO, B.C.—Tht Kulo Ilower [ihow, ittged by tht Womtn'i In- jj ttltute lltt rrldiy wu vtry lucceu- jful tnd well ttttndtd but owing to 'I ttlt heavy nlnt, the ihowlng ot •floweri wu net on thl usual targe Stoele. Tht Judging of tht flowtn [ wu dont by _. C. Hunt, Provinciil '- Bortlou-urist Prlu winnen wtrt: '( Aiten, R. Hewat, tint; iecond, Mri. S. Boon; third, Mrs. McQueen, Carnations, Hn. R. Horton, flnt; Miry Morton, iecond. Coimoi, Hn, S. Boon, flnt; Mrs. IeU, iecond. Dihllu, Vtn. B. Ptlmer, tint; Ur. Fill, iecond. Ltrkspur, Hn. Helme, tint; Hn. B. Ptlmer, iecond. Frtnch Mirlgold, Un. t. Helme, flrtt; Mrs. B. Pilmer, tecond. African Marigold, Mn. J. Oood- enough, flnt. Buket Nasturtium!, Mn. B. Palmer, flrtt; Mn. Boon, second. Pansies: Mrs. Boon, tint Petunias, Utt, M. McQueen, tint; Horton, iecond. Phlox Perenlals, Six bloomi, Mn. Helme, flnt. Salplglossls. Mrs. Morton, flnt; Hin Miry Morton, second. Snapdragon, Mn. Boon, first; Mn. EM. UcQueen, second. Stocks, Miss Mary Morton, tint; Hn. Horton, iecond. Sweet peis, John McLellen, flnt; Mrs. Horton, itcond. Glidioll, Mn. B. Pilmer, flnt; Mrs. Morton, iecond. Codetta, Miry Morton, first; Mn. Horton, iecond. Golden glow, Hn. Sutherlind, fint; Hn. 3. Goodenough. iecond. Zlnniu, Hn. S. Boon, flrtt, Mn. t. Helme, tecond. Best buktt glidioll, lttt. I. pilmer. i Bttt tmnftd btiktt flowtn, Hn E Pilmer, tlrtt; Mri U. McQueen, •econd. Beit ipeclmtni houtt pltnt) Mn. 0. K. Sutherland, first; Hr. Fell, iecond. Collection of Annutli, Mri. B. Pilmer, fint; S_:i. U. McQueen, ncond. Perenltli, Ut*. M. McQueen, tint; Hn. 3. Goodenough, iecond. Best collection vegetable!, Rontld McQuten. A illk qultt made tnd dontted by Hn. R. Horton wu won by Hn. W. Bennett. Other qullti on dlipliy wert two mtdt by R. Horton' mother tnd two by Hn. Tilt. Both these ladiei being over SO yurt of ■gt. Hn. Gtrlind tnd Mn. Armitage Judged thi biking powder bit' cults ind Mn. A. McGllvary won flnt tnd Mn. T. Allen, ncond tnd Charlie Sutherland third. A good musical progrim wu en Joyed during the afternoon tnd tei wu itrved, Mn, T. Horner wu ln chtrge of ttt irnngementi ind Mrt. W. Whlttiker, Women'i In ttltute Preiident wu convenor for all committeei. Mn. B. Palmer take! tht illver cup for hlgheit polnti. Mrt. Boon ind Mrt, Horton were other prise winnen. ____Tt_V_ ■ tW___ *r*-ttTiT Bntrtuit (Eljurrlj I Rev. H. R. Stovell 10:00 un.—Church School. 11:00 a.m.—"Two Men tt Prayer" 7:S0 p.m.—"To The Very End" The third ot the scries. Rev. Gordon V. Crofoot of Lethbridge will preach at both lervicei. UH. fistula ■nd (Ertattu. Hutfei. (PptrrifM Worshipping in St. Paul's Church, Stanley and ; . • Silica Streets The Preacher will be ttev. H. STEWART FORBES, B.A., B.D. SUBJECTS: 11 I.m. — Prsysr in Theie , Dsys. - Story for Boyi and Glrli 7:30 p.m.- The Rainbow in the Rain. *Jke—**y ■ ■'"»' '» i .Li., ■■■■■i.i.i. ..i fcrantonanfan _ttu.8u.ti (Eljurrlj Baker and Hendryx Streeti Abtl Anderion, Putor 11:00 a.m.—Morning Wonhip. 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service. Welcome firaj (Eljurrlj of %i0t -hj-uttet KM BAKER STREET A Branch ot Tht Mother Chureh Tht Flnt Church of Chrlit Scientist In Boiton. Uut Sundiy School 9:45 ion. Sundiy Strvlct 11 i.m. "MIND" Subject Leuon Sermon Wtdnttdiy Testimoniil Meeting S p.m. FREE READING ROOM IN CHURCH BUILDINQ- All Cordially Weleomt SYDNEY, N.S.W. (Ctl - Pollct raided t houie occupied by gypsies ben tnd seized gold colni strung on gold chains worth mon than £1000 ($4500) iald to'be pert of in tncltnt trtuury ot tht trlbt. -NCLSON BAILY NEWS. NILtON. t. C-SATURDAY MORNINO AUOUST & C. M.&S. Check Pays for Salvaged Rubber ROS-LA-TO. B. C, Aug. 11 - A check ter SMI, bu bus rtetlvtd from MM CoMoUdttid Mining ft Smtlting Co. In ptjmtBt lee the two ihlpmtntt of tertp rubbir dtllvtrtd to Ibtm by ttt Houltad Junior Botrd ot Trtdt, Ibt oftieitl ulviglng tftacy ter tht Boulttd Btd Crou. ThiS rubbtr wu coUtcted through thi children'i putdw. Bottltt tad othir itemi eoUtcttd in then ptrtdti irt itlll to bt dit- P«Hd ot _tjb.t truck lotdi wert colltcted through tht ptrtdti tnd ISH track lotdi wu tht tottl tor Iht boult- vtrd collto-Oiu. Tht etmptlgn extended ovtr t 10-wttki ptriod. KIMBERLEY Urt. Ftnlon Smith, tottrttlntd l liw fritndi it ttt Wtdnttdiy ifttr- nooa whtn guuti wtrt Urt. I. D'Hondt, Mn. Brown, Ult. C. Carlgren tnd Urt. J. -allied. Ur. tnd Urt. J. Gower htvt returned trom i vtcition it Nelion ind district. Ux. ind Mrs. J. Rott ind ftmily returned from t holldiy tt Femloa Springi. ' Eddie Muon ltft Wtdnttdiy tor Vtncouver to Jobs ItM R.CN. W. Copelind ot the police forct tt Victorit wu t Kimberley vititor thii wttk. Ur. tnd Urt C Criiford tccomptnied by Urt. Allen tn holldiyl-g It Cilgary. Urt. S. Dtwion ot Lethbrldgt vlllttd tt tht home ot Ur. tod Wtt. A. Ctughty. Ulu Laura Whitt, ot Revelitoke", li ■ guett of Un. W. Sledt. Mill Miry Whittier at Mlchtl ot I guett ot Ur. tnd Mri. J. Bonner. ML Emmt Kith, lttt tor l holldiy it Vincouvtr. . Ulu Mildred Beitn who hu ttttndtd normtl ichool tt Victorit, hu retumtd homt. Ur. tnd Urt. U. BRO irt holldiylng it Ntlion. S. Smith retumtd tram Clover- dllt where tM ittended hit Whet, funertl. Mlu Fredi Thorlleboo of Vtncouvtr wu t Kimberley viiltor thli week. NICHT IALL tt(STERN INTERNATIONAL Umm* I vtncoaver t INTERNATIONAL MtMrttl L Syncuu 1 Tertate L -tltimort I. Bufl-lo 1-L Newirk t-1. Excuses lor Raid on Dieppe Still Pour From Vichy VICHY, Aug. JI (AP)-On the ueond dty ifttr tbt Allied reid ea Dieppe, Vichy ttlll wu pouring out tccounti tad itplinttinni tnd bold-, log prtu oo-ftrtnott en Ibe tubject, which continued to occupy tbe main pket tn til French newiptpen. Tht oonttrenctt were to support the offlclil pro-Nisi poiition. ttken tlnct yuterdiy ttternoon, thtt tht Unding rttlly wu ta effort to ■tert t mond _m which ftiltd ifttr "14 monthi ot cireful preptr- itl_' Thtrt wu I leeming oontrtdloUon ot t prtvloui tatrtloo thtt It wu I "hutiiy Improvised" response to tn "ultlmttum trom Ruuii'i Prtmltr jottph sttlln. Held Quit on A.R.P. Flnt Aid at Longbeach LONGBEACH, B.C.-No I unit, Longbttch Civilian Protection trtt mtt u uiuil lut Mondty, it the homt et Ur. wd Un. 3. T. D. Klngtliy ot Crew-nt Bty. J. Crou, who It tupervklng prelimlntry tint tid work, with thli unit bid tr- rtngtd t quutlonntiri on tbt work uktn lo dttt, tnd wm pleattd with tht ruulti. Tbt Dlitrict Wirdtn, G. McTiv-h itld tbtt nttt week'i mtetlng would teke the torm of i quit, by tht Chief Wtrdto tn gtntrtl A.RP. tnd civilian Pro taction work. MtJor MittUien tnnounctd thtt on Aug. n there would be • thow ot moving picturu it tht Cryital Hill, WUlow Point, glvtn by Ur. Bltktmtn, lnitructor In tint tld to Ihi C.PJL WINkle tt Spread Truth About U. S. War Effort WASHINGTON, Au*. 11 (AP)- Pruldtnt Rooievelt uld todty thtt Wendell L. Wlllkit. wbo oppond him for tht Prttldency oo tbt Rt- publlcta ticket la 1SS0, wu going to the netr Cut tnd Hum* to ttll thott countriu thi truth ibout tbt Unittd Stttu ww tffort tnd tbi unity behind It Tbt Prt-dem told t prut conference thtt in iddition to Ruoit. Willkie'i itinerary would include Egypt, Aribit, PtlttUnt, Sym, Turkey, Iraq tnl Iran. Tat but thing to ctll him, Mr. Roouvtlt ttld, ii t iptctil repre- uatative of tht Pruident, ilnct bt will ctrry letten not only to vtrioui Americans but alto to otf dllt ot other countriu, including Premltr Stalin ot Ruuia. LONGBEACH LONGBEACH B. C-Commander tnd Ui*. B. A. Smith tnttrtaintd it i supper ptrty oo thtlr buch on Stturdiy tvening, thtlr guuti being Mijor tnd Ur*. P. Mtthisen, Ur. and Mn. W. S. Aihby ol Htrrop, Mn B. D. Rutherglen ot Ntlion, tnd Ulu Olive Oarood ot Kim- loopt. Ulu oarood It 'uvlng htrt today to ipt-d i tew dtyi with fritndi In WlUow Point, btfort returning to her homt In Kimloopi. Major tnd Mn. P. Mathisen tnd Ur. tnd Utt. 3. Ttwtt of Cedir Point, wtnt to tht Red Crou gtrdtn party it Um Balfour Buch Inn Wtdnetdiy. Ur. md Urt. H C Otbton tlto ittended tbt girden ptrty it Bilfour. • / _____ Cotton fa.18 Listex fS.49 FINK'S LADIH' WIAR KASLO KASLO, B.C.-Mr. ind Mit. E. J. Chembtn tnd diughttr Peggy, of Ctlgtry in ipending t holldty ta Kulo. md Kothn of Tnil hu rtturntd ltttr visiting town. A. Simonson, who visttd hit ftmily htn, hu nturned to Tnil. Ur. tnd Urt. W. Barber, who win vtettionlng In Kulo, hivt returned homt to Trtil Ut*. Allce Perklni hu u guettt Un Alte Uutty ind two chlldrtn Lenore tnd Sindrt tnd Ur. tnd Mri. C. Vmct tnd I children Bob- bit, Donnit tnd Junt. J. D. Seely at St Jehn, N. B, nig left to visit Vincouvtr after viiiting hli ton-in-liw ind diughttr, Ur. tnd Ui*. E. J. Chtmbtn In Ctlgtry tnd Kulo. Bert South, wbo received hli ctll for the trmy recently bu lett for Ctlgtry. Ulu Mtrthi Uoterop, Socltl Service worker,,ind Mlu Uytdt Jtptnut Hetlth Nune, hive left tor Greenwood, to ttkt up work thtn for t whilt. Ur. tnd Un. A. L. Lythgoe ot Yihk tn guuta of Un Lythgoe'i mothtr, UX*. A. Perklni. High "Boomps" Toss—Ths latest thing in ihoe styling. Pugnacious- | yet-pert —vtry flattering to your I foot. In sll th« newest Fall shades, s Ws srs now shewing the well-known 'ELITE ADORABLE." - 'PARIS FASHIONS' - 'CONNIE'S* | snd many other reliable makes of Americsn Shoes noted § for their excellent fitting ind wearing qualities. All sizes. | All widths. FINK'S Footwear I Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiilliif A dog1! normil temperitun It Artichoke! wtn known in Amtrt- ebout 101 degreei Fahrenheit. | ea at terry'it 1768. ENGLAND (CP)-The diy tfter tht tint tir nld on Bith, Violet Hiyden took I shilling to t locil offlct tnd uked to itart i fund for bombed out ptoplt. Tht contribution from the girl tnd her 10- yttr-old grendmother, begin a fund which now standi at 1112,900 but the donori did not Uvt to hi the truitt ot thtlr gift Both wert killed In tht next ilr nld. Rossland Social.. By MRS. HARVEY FLEURY CASTLEGAR CA-TLEGAR. B.C.-Un. *7trnon Ntlton It • pttient In Tnll-Ttdin- •o Hoipltil. Ur. ind Mt!. J. Dyck ind ton Lawrence motond to Trill. Mr. ind Mn. Mithuon of South Slocin htve ttken up reildence here. Mrt Mirtln Petenon md htr ton Wirrtn vlllttd Ntlion. O. Woroby vliltad Trill Tuudiy. Mill Anne Fruer vliited Trtll Mrt. line Petenon wu • ncent viiltor to Nelton. Mn _. Woodrow ind chlldnn htvt rtturned to Vtncouvtr tfter iptndlng t month here it tht homi of her ton tnd daughter-in-law, Mr. •nd Uri. t. Woodrow. Edwin McGiuley wu t viiltor to Nelion. Mn. O Hinsttid hu nturned to Kenon, Ont., ifter vltltlng her brother end iiiter-ln-liw, Mr. ind Mri. I. Petenon. J. RUey li I pitient In Mater Mli- erlcordiie Hoipltil, Roultnd. Miu Polly McAvlowf viilted Trill Tuudiy. Mrs. I. Howard of Trail wu I recent viiltor to Cutlegir. Mr. tnd Mri. A. Rldurdi ot Roisland wert Wedneiday vislton to Mr. ind Mm. A. Ltmptrd. Mr. ind Mn K. D. McGiuley. whose marrlige took pltce recently, hive nturned to mikt thtlr homi here. FERNIE FERNIE, B. C.-Htrry Derby- shire of DrumheUer wai ln town Wednetdty. Mn. W. Corrlgan of Ctlgtry It viiiting her ftther Altx. McCormlc. Mr. and Mn. Bob Shannon ire holidaying tt Medicine Hit. Pdttmuter Fred Bennett hu enliited in the trmy Poettl Corpi, md It it preient itititned it Cim- rote, Alta. e,KofrSdtle-gSltriy Lie. Robert Lowe of tht R.CJLF. and Mlu Elemor Lowe ot TnU, irrlve Siturdiy to ittend tbt wtdding of their brother, John Douglu Lowe. Mri. Jtmei Gallowiy ind children returned to Fernie ifter holidaying In Vancouver. George Milli of the R.C.A.F. viilted his pirtnti of Wett Ftrnlt. Sid Weiver of Nttil.wu t Ftrnlt vliitor Wtdnetdiy. Mr. md Mn. Thomu Beek tnd Mrt, G. Johnion irt ipending I weik it Radium. CArp. Pomeroy of B. C. Pellet tad Keith Utrkin give t very lattr* «tlng talk it Rottry mtttlng rt' girding ARP cltnti which thty ittended. it U.B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Teller Decks trt vlllUng tht former, grtndmothtr, Mn. J. Decks of Idaho. J. Lether left on Tuttdty fbr Vancouver where he will vltlt tor ■ month. Pa^mt City wu toundtd to Ml*. ROSSLAND, B.C, Aug. Jl-MtM Irmi Mil Fibric, diughter of Mr. tnd Mrt. Wtlter Hadley. of Silver- ton, On, tnd John PortUnd OtU, ion of Ur. tnd Un. John Gill of Roultnd, win unittd In mtrrlige, li It Andrew'i Angllcu Church. Tnil, Frldiy it 1 p.m. Rtv. L. X. C. Smith officiated. Tht brldt were i pntty ttternoon frock of white with rtd Jicket, featuring bncelet length ileevei. Picture hit tnd acceuoriei wtrt ln whitt tnd iweet peu ind btby'i brttth compoied her corsage. Hn. Kty Bttt tnd Mn. Jetn GUI wtn mitrom of honor. Tht formtr wort t dreu of whltt, trimmed with red polka dots, md the litter eboie tqui iheer tor htr frock. Both wort hlti tnd icceuories of white ind thtlr conagei wert sweet peu, btby'i breath, md rowi. Tht reception wu held it the homi of Mr. md Mrt. Wtlttr Gill, Fruitvale. Mn. Cyril Evtni uilited Mn. Gill in welcoming the guuti. Mr. ind Mrr GIU havt taken up reildence on Seventh Avenue, but expect to leive for Vincouver, when they wUl ruide, ihortly. Interpreting The War News By EDWARD I. BOMAR Auoelited Prut Wir Anilyit Tht Null muit mitt tht ohil- Itngt of thi aerial powtr tht Unittd Nttlom trt itttdlly building up In tht Britiah liln or tc- ttpt huvy oddi In tht proipec- tlvt fight tt prevent utabllth- mint tf ■ itcond front In Weit trn Europi. Tht mtnner In wfclch the Germtn Air Force's wlngi wen clipped u t ptrt of the Dieppe venture suggests thtt Hitler miy bt obliged to accept thi ehtlltngt looner thtn tnUciptted. Tht Germtn Air Commmd, it ii uesrted In London, wu etught nipping by tht mtgnltude of the ilr support given the Dieppe Ittick, with the remit (hit the Null ln i ilngle dty lott pouibly I i third or tven more of their operational alrcnft ln tht West Inasmuch u the Eastern front is tht moit loglctl retdy iource of reinforcement, tht Joint declaration midt twe monthi igo by Pruldtnt Roouvtlt md Prlmt Miniittr ChurchlU thtt coming operations "will divert German, itrength trom the ittick oo Ruult" suddenly taku on truh significance. What'i ntxt ln Europt it, of courie, it much • mttter of gueu- work tl tht itcond-front quettion. The lateit trend of events, however, Jlbei with i theory which ll taking from in the minds ot some exceptionally well-informed obierven. In outline Uie thought It: ■ Tht Null htvt bun ablt to blut thtlr wiy forwird In tht Caucuui largely by vlrtut of tnmandoui atrial luperlorlty ovtr tht Rtd Army, built up It thi txptntt of tht Wttttrn Europt ilr defencei. Even thli idvintage hu been found insufficient lo effect the destruction of Marshal Timoahenko'i trmlei, though lt hu brought within light thi conquest of the North Caucasus tnd control of thl Black Set. Now, either from choice or necessity, HiUer very likely plam to go on the strategical defensive In Rut- sia for the Winter thereby releasing vait manpower and permitting divenlon of tht bulk of hli ilr torcu to Wutarn Europi md thl Middle East In tht Wut, the first urgent neceulty the Null face ll Ult threit from increuing British and Amerl. can terlal itrength. It can be met by diversions from the RussUn front, and also by itepplng up Ger. man aircraft production by rtturn- lng to Germin Industry this wlnttr tome of the skilled minpower In the irmed forcei. In challenging for control of tht skies over Northern Frmce, the Nazis retain tht idvintage they won two yein igo tt Dunkerque —their fou' bases trt concentrated within the relatively small area of the British Isles, whereas the Germini cm itrike from numerous widely-scattered fields in Western Europe. If Hltltr dou hivt tny tuch to' tent u luggested here, he hid better hurry. At noted this month by Lt.-Gen. Henry H. Arnold, United Statei Army Air Chief, Americtn planes tn flowing to England in large numben. Guide for Travellers . i,.' i .*,< VANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS "YOUR VANCOUVER HOME" Dufferin Hotel , Seymour St Vincouvtr, B. C. Ntwly renovated through out Phonei ind lllvltir A. PATTERSON, Uta ol Coleman, Alta. Iroprietor Acf Now; Avoid The DEATH SENTENCE Being Passed On Your Tires Another 100 or 200 miles tnd one or more of your tires mty be damaged beyond repair... fit only for salvage. If yon are in the same class at most motoriiti this means not merely the detth lentence for your tires, but the laying up of your CiT for the duration. You ctn't afford to deity having your tires inspected ... and when you do, the Job mutt be captbly done... That's why B. F. Goodrich engineers developed the Ftctory Planned Tire Saving Service, that is being uted by all B. F. Goodrich dealers. Join the B. F. Goodrich Tire Savers' Club The mtny advantages of the B. F. Goodrich Tire Savers Club ire FREE to all motoriiti. Ask your B. F. Goodrich detler for a memberthip card today... members save money on tire inspection! . • • tnd the Club helps you live the tirei on your car. NO CHARGE eaeept fer ttrvlctt, H end wkta rtndtrtd. Thtrt It nothing to pty to belong to thli Tire levers Club. Mtny ef the tervicu are frtt. 'ii TRUCK OPERATORS B. t. OMirlA-tlctetn Pluuitd" Tin I tytttattlc nipa-lon plan tor trad! tint...II. r-'pitoprmntpnm-u-i -luMindpro'i-tithtlifeotyourtlret. -AjourB.F.t-odrtchdeWir-rdsUll- JOIN THE B.F. Goodrich' TIRE SAVERS' CLU ' Dieppe Raid Vital Part in Allied Muy ot thf pr_)otri wnuld probibly bt Ctnidltni. una mate mtn under commind ot litj.-Utd J. B. Robertt ol Kingston. Ont, formed t largt proportion at tht raiding fore*. It i_o contained ■ -nattering of Amtrietn Rtugtri tlong tor in inttructiontl ride. I tew Fighting French Commandos apd t good number ot British Commandos. PRAISI BRITISH COMMANDOS Units', ot lix Cmadian inftntry nat- ttliont tnd t ttnk rtgimtnt ctrried out tht mijor itttc on Ure French cout The' Roytl Himilton Regiment ■Y ROSS MUNRO Cina.itn Prttt Stiff Wrrttr LONDON, Aus- >1 (CP L.O-I- Uiv.it ot Canaditn regimtnti .tneu inu thinned In th* costly action igainit Iht pebbled beiehes tnd iirrow itreeti of Dieppe, itraggiea Mck to camps in BriUin toaay Khilt Allied Command chiefs studied th* effect of the junt combined jperttion oa tht general' Uni'eu Nations Ittack plani Tht otficul communique which md the Allied casualties wtrt hign termed tbe eight to nine hour sortie Of Canadian! with ttnki tnd 111 the weiponi of uuult • "reeonntu- ■tnce in force." It uid tht, mo which resulted ic the deitructlon it tl Oerman aircraft and tht probable deitructlon or dimage of double that number htd a "vital part in our agreed offensive policy Two gun batteries and a radio rotation itation were t*eitroyed,two smill vessels were sunk, heavy casualties were inflicted on the Oermans and numerous prisoners were; ciptured. It was important in that, among ■ ashore at Dieppe Other things, it,demonstrated iuc- i comrades ceMfully the theory of coordinttipn, between the three servicei—let, air and land. It wai believed to have cott tht Gtrmani one-third of their effective lir itrtngth on tht Wes'.ern front, t clrcumsttnce thit mty force them to divert bomberi tnd flghteri from the Runlan front where they were exerting their mett powerful effort. There were no actual figurei on Canadiin losses in killed and wounded but the Germans claimed they had taken 3095 prisoners. Ninety eight allied aircraft wer* lott bu: 30 pilot* wert uved. .NILSON DAILY NIWS. NCLSON. S C~-SATUROAY MORNINO AUOUST It tSSV -PAOS THRU BritUh Press. Has High Praise for Canadians LONDOU Aug 11 (CP CD-I) —Tht gallantry of the Canadian Comma-dot in tbt Di«PP* action dnw tb* pnu* ot Brituh otwi- ptptri today md tht tortmott tributt cur* tram th* London Sur, which uid, "Dicpp* u • ntmt thit now itands wuh Vimy imong Ctntdt's treasured btttlt honon." Provinciil ptptn, mtny of which published tbt eye-witneu account al Ron Munro, Cinadian Pnu'Wir Com*pa_d*cL under bit by-lin*, tin wtrt 'ivitH with thtir tribute to the Dominion'! rugged wtrrion. within • milt ot tht Frtnch cotst —right under tht Otrman pant- throughout tht operation, ntvtl gum wtr* uttd extensively tor imuhing up oppoiition that -t Infantry could not cop* with. Ont deitroyer the Berkel wtt to btdly damagtd by tntmy tttack that tht htd to bt iunk. Tht majority of tnd ht Essex Sco'titb of Wlndtor ; her crew wert uved Ont.. with the Ctigiry Tank Regi ment, ctrried the main atUck right into Dieppe Itielf; men of the South Sasatchewan Regiment tnd Iht Ctmeron Highlinden ot Winnipeg linded it netrby Pourvill* in * t'mkin movement; while the Roytl Regiment from Toronto went in it Pultt, one mil* Eut ot Dieppe. The Fusilitn Dt Mont Royil, wen floating retervei who wtrt ruihed to help their In iddition to thete formttloni there wu • dtUchmtat of Toronto Scottiih machine gunnen who manned Vicken guni ttt up on assault botti tnd on tht principil betchei for anti-aircraft work. There wu • deUchment -of th* Black Watch from Montreal which operated with the Royil Regiment in thi lindlng it Puiti. Officers of the Royil Ctntdlm Artillery tnd • number of noncommissioned officen wtn with the mult troopi to coordinate naval bombardment with Army operatloni ashore. With • fleet of deitroyen lying Schools«™ Colleges Leading Educational Institutions and Business Colleges Are Now Preparing for the Opening of the Fall Term Nazis Claim 2095 Prisonen taken ai Dieppe BERLIN, A-S-11 (API-Tbt Oermin High Command cltlmtd today thtt XSS pr_ontn hm b*en np- lund in tht DUppt attack. Ot th*** 117 wan nported wouod*d. Preliminary tccounti tbt diy ifttr Uw tight haa* 1-ttd tht number ot pritooau tt 1900. (Ttnn wit no conflrmttloo trom Allied lourcet of thete figurei. Allied louei hava not bttn givtn.) A German communl-rut cltlmed lit Britiah planet wtn shot dowa in tht attack insteid ot 111 U origin- Illy reported. German pltnt 'lottei wen placed It 39 lnttetd ot tbt earlier-reported ST. DUFFUS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS HIGH STANDARDS INDIVIDUAL COURSES ENROLL NOW—Write for Catalogue Seymour snd Pender Streeti, VANCOUVER, B.C. Dsy snd Night HL Faulkner Smith SCHOOL of APPLIED : and FINE ART : Marine Building, 35S Burrard Street Vancouver, B.C. 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(V) StudenU for Gradei VII and VIII will bt taken ln reildence it St. Paul'l on recommendation. For Protpectut, Termt and Further Information, Writt, •Telephone or Apply at the Burtar't Offlct, Elliee and Vaughan St. Phonei 22068—29659 Artillery officer*— In thli cut called "forwird observation officer!"—idvised formitlon commander! tbout posiible naval fir* and told them whether target* were suitable for rhelr ihelli. Thty tent wireleu message! to offihort destroyen when they needed tht tld of gunt. An eltborait tyitem of combined operation! wireleu communication! wu uted by the Royil Cantdian Corps of SlgmlTon tht nid. Thl force Headquarters remtlned it iet iboird destroyen ind Otn. Roberts directed th* bittle by wireleu through vtrioui ilgntl networki which reached ill over the Dieppe ire*. Thl work of the Brltsh Commm do troopt wti highly praised by tht returning Ctnadiini. 'Tht Britiih outfit, commmded by Lord Lovitt, wiped out IK Germans wben lt dutroyed • Germin gun poiition at VirengeviUt, West of Dieppe. • Another Commando went tn to ittick mother gun pott it Birni- vil, East of Dieppe, but ltl ihlps got tingled up In tn accidental naval icrap with iomt Germin flik boott. , . The force hid to disperse but one young Commmdo officer ind i nival offlctr ih oni of the unili of 30 lindlng craft deckled to lend iccordlng to plan. With I handful of hit troopi he went ashore ihd located fill Ber- I nevil bittery. With lh* force tt hit disposal hf oould not ettack the battery, but ha and his men hid nur ltl poiition and sniped tt it. Thii hid tht deiired effect, for the sniping to harmed tht gun crawl thtt tht gunt did not fin throughout tht rtld deipite the fict thty were ringed on tht Dieppe beech. A ipeciil detachment of the Royil Canaditn Engineen wit tnined tor th* raid ind developed demolition equipment with explosive! tpr use In.the particular teak tsigned to them In helping (o destroy Dieppe installations. The R.CA.F. landed on the beach with the Esiex and Hamilton men. They blew up wire obstaclei whicn blocked the Infantry, checked the promendate for mine fields and then helped .the tanki get through road block! at itreet entrances. There were many casei -of valor. There were the men of the Roy- alt with whom I rode were turned back from the beach by withering tire from the ditti. "J left them and traniferred twice to other assault boats md. heird later thit they hid regrouped, gont ashore end knocked off all oppoiition which prevented them from landing at the tint attempt. They bad been badly cut up in that attempt, too, being under flerc* fir* for a minutei, . < There Were the Fuillieri whose talk Wai to blast .German boats in a pool .in town., It waa a mile from the beach and wai called the "Baiin Du Canada." The survivors who blew up everything they could re nimed it the "Basin DU Cmada.' Twelvt of them itarted for the Job, but only four arrived. After thev had (tone/their taik they bump, ed into eight other French-Canadl- Vichy Claims 35MMen Lost al Dieppe VTCHT, Aug. 11 (AP)-rtr-and De Brinon. Vichy representative in Parti, cliimed in I ititement to tbt pro-Nui Livtl Cabinet today that the Alliei lott 3S00 men killed tnd 1800 ciptured It Dieppe Wednuday. The pro-Naii Brinln aaaerted thl majority were Canadieni, with' a few Fighting French German dlspatchei uierted tru Allied Unding Mile- from Uw be ginning ind thit Germm troopi ntver hid to inter into action beciuie of the defence put up by tht Germin ccaittl guirdi tlont Othar tources, howtvtr, Indicited thit important deitructlon of cotit- •1 defencei wer* cirrled out, th*« Germans iuffered severe lottei ind that tfa* raid demonitnted i bridge hood could be ettablished with a single division ud held tor it lent nine houn B3 LAST DAY HOME FURNISHING SALE DONT MISS YOUR CHANCt Of SAVINC MANY DOLLARS ON STANOAIO HOMI NfC-SSITIH ■ «*"■ I*.*- ' - ' ■ ~ ' • _ ., * Walnut Dining ■ Day August Shirt Sale Gestapo Agenti Posed as French Civilians LONDON, Aug. 21 (CP Cabli) —The German Oeatapo wu reported tonight to bi miking tangible plant to i*ek to convince Britain thit the people ot Frince will resist in Allied Invuion, Canadian! returning trom the Dieppe raid nported men believed to be .Gestapo igenti mu- quendlng u Franck civilian! ■pretended frlendihlp with th* raiding forcei tnd thtn find on them. They nid • number ot Ctnadiini were victimi of thut tactlci. FOUNDED 1900 llm^T'iitiiijchool RESIDENTIAL AND DAY W BOYS All-round' development, educational, phyilcal, moral, cultural. Accommodation for 170 boarden. Brick bulldlngi. Heated swimming . tank, Gymnasium. Ten acres of pitying fields. . CADET tOUn RIFLE RANG! Heilthful climate. Year-round . - open iir gamu. For Sohool Calender write tht Rtv. O. Herbert Scarratt, B.A., (Queem), M.R.S.T. (Eng.) Hiidmuttr. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Vlctorli, B. c. . tm but wert promptly lurrounded ind captured. They had ieen the Oerman? take a dozen of (heir comradu prisoner and ihoot ttlem in the back. , ' They were luckier. Their capton merely ttripptd them of their clothing, down to their underpants tnd took their booti trom them, then lttt thtm In charge of one.young German toldler who itood behind them with i rifle. One big French-Canadian got an idea. In broken .English he uked the Nazi If he could speak Engliih: The German said he could a little and the Canadian isked: "How about a glau ot wtter." The Ntil wu not u tough u the reit. Th* question got him tor a second. He lowered hli rifle ind promptly tound himielf it the bottom ot • heap of i dozen half-naked men. One ot them found • length of pipe tnd knocked the Nazi's brains out. Then they ran for It through itreeti piled with dead Germani and swarming with lively onei. .They made the cliff-top and hid among boulden there until the re- embark order came and brought them a smoke screen through which they slid to the beach. At they ran across the ihingle to the boats which had come In from their offshore itation tht big man who had the idea that uved them all stumbled on a wounded officer. He slung him over hit ihoulder tnd took him tbotrd.. . They wera ill still In their underpants ind bare-tooted.. They arrived In port in a itrange assortment of togs, sweaters, tankmen's berett and naval uniforms borrowed from the sailors who took them off. Their outfit is believed to have lost a lot of men, but their casual- lies -were not announced u iome may have esciped by some means. The Canadlani Carried with them handbllii and posters adviiing the French population of Dieppe not to try to help them becauie thli wti not in invulon—only ■ viiit. "Frenphtoeh!" tht text raid, "this :s i.stroke, riot in invuion. We itrongly urge you to take no pert ind to do nothing that might invite reprisal! by thi enemy. "We appeal tp your cool-headed- ners and good senie. When thl hour strikes we will notify you. And then will we act side by side tor our common victory,ind your liberty." Returning Canadlani raid lhe wiring worked,; except in a few isolated insttncei. Choice selection of colors snd patterns, slso whits. Collar- sttschsd styles. Come snd get yours todsy. 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Smell, Medium snd Large Price ll iu I BISI. $195 flttttmttg JXCORPQRATgD _W HAY \_7C_ Heroic Deeds Told by Raid Wounded By DOUGLAS AMARON" Cinidlan Prtu Staff Wrlttr AT A CANADIAN ARMY HOSPITAL, Somewhere in Englmd, Aug. Jl (CP C*ble)«-Gr*at-he*rted Cinadian soldleri bearing lis* woundi wltb ttw wm* unflinching courage ai that with which thty faced the mercllem hail of German bulleti, unfolded todiy • itory of berolim on tnt beaches ot Dieppe unsurpassed In th* Domlnlon'i fighting hiitory, Thert I* only on* word to ducribe the valor of ttt men talked with in th* clean, tiry wards ot thli newest Canadim hoipital where they lay Jolng ibout aeon t_ey will alwayi carry to remind them of th* eight hourt under fiendish Germin fir*. Tbt word It guti. Theta were the leu terioui cuualtiei—men lufficiemtly fit to be moved Inlind from coutal hospitals where ltw critically wounded war* taken. Ther* wu no need to uk many ot them of their wounds Weighted pulleys abov* th* bedi lupported torn wd shattered limbs. Bloodstained bandages revealed akulii hid been creased ind hands tnd feet iliced by shrapnel or pierced by bullets. Piln wu written on the ficu ot many of the men u they imoked or read or lust lay ttlll ln their hoapltal cott. But tbey hid I imile tor til visitors, 1 wisecrack for miny question! md i united'ruolve to return V> their unlti md "knock heu'' out ot the Germans. None of these loldlert, iom* of them newly shaven but molt with th* black stubble of I week'i beard elaborated on or boasted of tht port he playtd ln ttw Battle ot Dieppe, but a limple recital ot facts wai an account of tuperb heroism in itself. One detd which itood out wu deicribed to me by t doctor tt tbe hospltil wbo heard it from i wounded soldier—a French-Canadian member of Let Fusilitn Koot Roytl. With other memberi ot his platoon, tht rrench-Ctntdiin ttttcked a pillbox, wiping out II Germini. Then they itormed ind too anothir pillbox, following thii up with in uuult on i German-manned trench By thla time only tb* rreneh Canadim md two other soldiers were itlll alive ahd as, they advan- ced'igalnit another trench they, too, wtr* hurled to th* ground, badly WOundM by a grtnadt thrown it thetrteet A German officer ordered them pioneer Brand VENETIAN i .BLINDS JlJ ///( K/ICJI stilt Writt tut (foil i lh irri/itii't liottkli MOI PODS Adoption. . . Asks if Soldier Should Be ToM Real Parentage -Dur Wu rtlrtu: "We're t oouplt in onr ud Kt dittgrtelng com- ttr tht tint tint tn oar mtrried livet Tht quution eon- etru oar ll-yetr old tdopted wn whom we love u dearly u It ht yen our two. " "Now thtt ht li In tht urvice tad liktly to bt iut ovtrttu, ta huibud full thtt wt ihould ttll bim he It ret Ily tet our ton. The iltuition hti (Town mora cpmpii- ctttd btctuu ht hu Juit btcomt ugtgtd to t lovtly girl, tnd though tbey do nor intend to be mtrned (or tht duration, my huibud thinki irt only tht squire thing to ttll kim ot hit ptrtniigt. . "Hit mothtr wtt t loboolmtle ot mint, hli tlthtr t mtrritd mm, ud ee we hid no chlldrtn wt promised *li gtrl to ttkt hir ion ud retr kim u our own. At my huibtnd'i builntu ctuted ui te move fra- qutntly fromclty to city tnd livt is ■ food mtny ptrtt ot tht country, it hu been poulblt tor ui to keep the lecret of thli boy'i bulb tod tdoption to thit hi hu ntvtr tuipected ht wu not of our blood. Let mt uy he hu met hli mothtr fovertl timei wtth no tdte ot her Identity. He hu not been drawn tt hir eipecially, ud hu treited ker li ht would hivt uy friend ot ■lint. Oht hu mtrritd, hu two ehildrtn ind li entirely lubmerged fe thiu ntw tle»-you stt tht iltuition It terribly difficult. A At i ditlntererted ptrty, ln pot- fouton of ill thi facts, whtt would f* your luggutlon for tailing or ■withholding tht truth trom our Foiter Mother Qt ill pouibl! Umu tor telling Ike boy he U net the ictuil ion ot . hli devoted ptrenti, I ihould uy libit li ibout thi wont.Whit could tt' mort unfortunttt tor tht boy'i I morale thu to hive thii mitter to brood on ifter he gou to cimp! It | kt returns, tnd God grant that hi inty, then It leemi to me there will I bt tlmt enough to tell him hit toi- ||ttr ptrenti hivt found, In thtlr lelitloni with him. eompltli hippt- ir**- SIWAUTOOY Oy AOILAIDI HUMMIIU ONE -tli-SON DAILY MWS ttftSOtt B. b-SATUROAY -ORNWO AU«USJT If IM- YOU ARE THE CHArrm thirtysix (Ctntlnutd No doubt Tommy wtt tbt umt thin|.' Ht Mid, "tt toundi likt t goofy Idee to me, like ctr- ryiag thingi t Wt toe ttr." Whtt If bt htd to ft thud tad mtrry Statist' Oood Lord! Thit wtt wont tou gtttlng involved. It looktd to bim ttoott Uki t trip.' Stent ttld. "Yoa promiied to luve everything up to mt. 1 think youll htvt to idmit I've muigtd vtry'wtll to t*t. You tdmltted Tibby tcted differently towird you tht lut time Thtt provu I know whtt Tm doing. It you'd only letvt evtry- thing up to mt." "You aid you hid wtntthlng to tiU tne tbout Tibby," Tommy rt- mlndid. Ht took t hugt gulp of hit drink; bt ttlt hi nttdtd It, tor he \*. t making titling tbtt he wsi trtpptd tlrttdy. Yoa couldn't tr- gat with t womtn. You eouldnt put down your toot tnd rttun to go on with your put of I btd bir- gtln, not whu tbt womtn would net let you get out of It, but kept dragging you ftrther ud ftrther on In. Ht wis htd ht never hid beu iuch I lip u to igree to lit Steeni run thit ctmptlgn. Htr wty wu not t mtn'i wty of doing thlngi. "I RAVE something to tiU you.' Steeni took I long ilow lip of htr coel drink, "I hinted to Tibby, Juit to ttt It thii plin thtt you term goofy might be feasible, .tbtt we might pouibly become engaged'It wu htr retctlon thtt mtdt mt in lt wu tht but thing wt could pouibly do." Thtt wu trui, ln t wty. Of course, Ibt flrt, with ltl iccomptnylng nott Mm Wtynt, btd btu i declditg ftctor, too. "Whet wu her reaction?" Tom my wuted to know. Ht did not Uke ttte idtt ef Stetni't even hinting ie Tibby, but thtt wu wtitt hi metnt by Iht wty t womin' hindled thlngi. "I could in Out tt upttt htr, Stunt nld- "Conildtribly. I eould ne. Tommy, Uut the ctm fn -rou, tvu though jhe mty not reillit It ytt htntlf." Thtt wu the big newi thit wit luppond to be what ht winttd to hear, but lt did not item to cheer Tommy up vtry much. "A lot of good thtt dou me," he Hid. He winted something much more tin- ti ' ; Daily Quotas... The Food You Eat Should Help Keep You Young By IDA JEAN KAIN It you wtnt to mlly enjoy life tfter 80, you fill pay ittention to wbtt you tit Now, don't fit mt wrong. I tm not trying to scare you Into etting better. I won't iven stress longevity bi- tuse you in not pirtlculirly keen ebout living to t ripe old age-not Jit, tny wiy. But ,you do wmt to tftrd off old ige and by rating cor- redly you em look md feel young for t longer period, for u much et 10 yetn longer. lniteid ot going downhill after 48, you can itill be going itrong it 00, You ctn thing of thli u extending the prime of your life, on ttavlng otf old tge, or limply itay. tag young. H you don't believe thtt t good diet will mike t new woman of you, Juit try it for two weeki and Ml- And If you don't feel keener end look better, go on back to your eld wayi of eating. for the next fortnight, make It a strict rule to' get your full pint of milk every dty. You ctn drink your giblt, tomtthlng much mon tftoc- Uve ud canclutivt Uun Stunt'i tuppttiUods It tumid to kin tbt wti toe upnt."whtrt bt wu eu- ctrttd, u tt wti. It wlQ," StlMt prophttitd. "Yea htvt to be pttitnt. Yoa ntvt to wilt for tht tU-tl ruulu. Aln yoa muit rtfflember tint I tm in thli too, not just you ud Tibby. You promised to htlp mt out with Wiyne. Re hu OOT to think thtt I tm going to mtrry tomtom tin." Thii wu toi mtin lisue, tbt only arrow left. If it filled 1_ lu mtrk, ton tot whole ctmptlgn wu flop Statu would htvt jo givi up, but tht would not glvt up without thli lut "Mite." I iuh dul Ukt toe ldet," Tim' my protuttd. Be Uked lt ltu ud ltu the mon he thought ebout 11 Tibby would nevtr undiritand.he ttlt Itirt, hit getting engtged, even tor btr ipeciil benefit, to inother girl, ud w iom tfter ht bid pro' pond to htr. "You dut htve td Ukt It,' Stunt toundtd crou. "AU yoa htn to do It ne it tt wont work. The num I uked you to meet mt htrt U Uitt I wut to phue the-pt pert befon 8 o'clock, io the in- nounctiput will bt in tht morning tdiUoni. It'i nearly nlnt now—two minutu of, n I think I'd bitter do It right tway." Shl pushed btck On implied glus to get up. Tommy puihid hli tndt, too. It collided with something, tiU onr, rolltd onto tht floor ud broke. Hi tltt tl If tbt broken glut repre- itntad himiell. "Okay," ht uld, ttl grimntu now, Uit eigernese hiv Ing bun wiptd out. "But thli IS tht lut ittnd. It it doun't bring resulti, you'U htve te releue mt trom my ptrt of tht bargain, Steeni." Prtm tht engagement, too, bt ihould hivt tdded. Whtt lt ihe wouldn't ltt him gtt out of thtt? Whtt If ht hed to mtrry tht girl? Thtn he WOULD be iunk. He ihould hive hid Uut plainly underitood btfort it wu too lilt, but Steeni alreidy hid left tht booth. Sht wu ta the teleplyne booth now, calling up tht papen so thit morning edition! would ctrry t notice ot toe engagement otOtetnt Wtnten to Dr. Thomu Dare—In black ind white. (TO BE CONTINU-D) "Keeping Up With the Joneses" Bad lor Children ■y Qtrry Cltvtlttd Mytrt, PH.D. A vtry htrmful fern to Um chtr- nter ot eur chUdren It tot tnttjt of trying to keep up witb Uie nelghbon. 1 tctutu ptrtou, te mtkt undue ucriflcu tor thtir chlldnn m then ehUdren mty dreu u well ud hivt u mtny lusurtu u thtir tuoctitu, with tht intvitable remit thtt the chUdren fail to lttn wholuoqi htbllt of economy ud thrift. Ever to mtny pirtnti buitete to hold their children up, ivu bt- fort they trt 11 or U, to iuch dl- iirablt rtquirtanolt u coming from outridt wbu um Meet llghtt ippttr, er going to bed it t t*f- uter tnd ttrly hour. ■ Tht rtuon tog toe htutiUot k bectuu tbey fur tbt dletpprovil of the otighbor pirtnti wbo (teat io control tbeir own children tod benun they ctn'i beer te ne their chUd denied ot required te do whit it net dtotad hit pltymttu or required ot thtm. Tht biggttt torn relgted te toll probltm It ta the children thtm- ■elves Then youngiten trt clever proptgandists. Etch youngtttr will uy thtt othtr children! ptrtnti tn mon luteal tt often htpptnt thtt tht verr child your child reporti u hiving hli wty hit pitytd tbe nme ctrd with tucceu u hit own ptrtnti. Racing ipetdi u hour. plgtoni htn ittiintd grett u it mllu ptr Protect Children Against Diseases ■y LOOAN CLSNDININQ, M.D Your child cu bt protected by tmmuniuuon tgtinit Iht following -tunt ud'ihould bt vtccinittd •t tot tft tadictted: Whooping cougb-S monthi. SmiUpox—8 Monthi. Diphtheric—11 monthi, with tht Schick tat tt f yttn to determine if revtcetaiUon ti necetary. Sctrltt ftvtr—3 to i yetn. Typhoid—l to 4 yetri. Whooping cough todty U tot big- gut btby killer oo ttrth. Sctrltt ftvtr hu btcomt m mild. tor toot ntion nobody understands. ttltt Um deith rate.in Utt whole populttton li todty 1 to ISO of.wht: lt wu 80 yttn tge. Thli It net due to wide vtectatttoo igttatt tuu lei tever, bot ntme to bt i otluni «• impli of thb tnd flow. Sctrltt lever mty bt t dtnppteriag d-ttn. or it mty bt dut tot u lnerttn. For mntlu then _ bo knew* method ol vtccintttaa tr preteattoa ptntpi tot bett thing le to lit tht growing child htvt u itteck ud get it ovtr with. Whooping cough den Saauft by ita compUnUoni-pneumonit toe Um tfter effect on tbe <_htral nervoui lyitem, letding to ipeech dit- ordtn. tardy ud inco-ordinttttd wtlking md mtnttl tardintu. Prevt4tion of whooping cough It poulblt with tht Stuer vtcctnt. tt mint bt givtn ttrly m lift bt- nun It It t dtnut ot Infincy, No bed reiulti bin btu reported from lti un. A pilietn hu beu known te wt u much u ten poundt of flih t dty. Tbt vtntat ItStne ta torn doe- i hypoderatae-y a Inirvtlt ot oae to tone weekt The immunity lata Bn a 401 yeer*. wbicb cot" tbe period ef enelttt lutcept- IbUity. Thtre in tbout 10 to li per eat ttiluret, but the diuut It te ertufht wlto duftr totl thtn ftU- um thould be rtoked. The Ublu of South Atria ha in tnt of 4TXS80 tfuert mUu. milk or you nn ttkt tt ta loupi, cutttrdi, or oUier dishes. Htn t cooked green tvery dty ud don't throw twty tht wtter tat greens wen cooked ln. Sivt It ud tdd tomito Juice or t bouillon cube to tt tnd htve thtt for your tint count. You cm hive tlthtr • F**ts or t ytUow vegetal) v hi your dty'i menu. I stress tae greeni beciuse thty furnish to much Iru ta iddition to tht vitamlni tnd not ill of ui get enough of thtt mineral. You wUl ttt 100' per out whole whett or enriched brad every meet. You mty not hive btu eitlng uy breikfast, but for thtn two weeks youll hin t food out, ittrt wttt oringi Juice, grapefruit, or freih fruit of some kind. And then htn m iff tnd l illce ot tout ud coffee, or t whole grain cereil with fruit tnd milk, md your coHee. Hivt i serving ol lem mett, fith or fowl every diy ud once t wtek htvt liver. The liver cm bt bett or ctlvu, dtdendlng on tht itttt ol your finances. If you wut to fo til out for good nutrition, htvt. kidneys, hetrt, iweetbradi or bnlni ont other dty of the wttk. The organs trt rich tourcei of thl B Vitamins which in low In the iverige diit WESTBURY ON TRYM, _ng. (CP)— Twilvt yttr old Dtphne. Shottone,' whou brother wu loit at sea, donated 811.18 to buy iomt seaman a lifejacjtet. She raised tht money by Issuing booki trom • llbttry she collicted from nilgh- bon. ttll mmj. tlbu__ww__. ■y BITSV NEWMAN TODAY'S MSNU Steamed Fish Boiled Pinley Potatoes RtW Carrot md Ctbbtge Silad Stewed Tomitou Prune Rim Custard Tu or Coffte STEAMED FISH i pounds steaks or 3 pounds whole fith, ult. Out fish *5eover with In serving piecei ind solution mtde In the /'.proportion of two tablupooni salt to one cup cold water. Allow lt to md from 2 to 8 minutes In the toluUon, depending upon tha thick- and variety of Ule wilh. Put fish one layer deep in well-oiled iteimer tnd cook for 8 to 18 mlj- utes, or until tender. Servo .with cretm uuce or following staioned butttr drilling. Strvu 8. FISH SAUOt. One tableipoon butttr, 1 tableipoon flour, ' cup boiling witer. Juice of tt lemon, tt teupoon silt, duh pepper or paprika, small bunch parsley. Melt butter, add flour, blend, gra. _*^^^amtmaeataaaama_mmaam dually tdd hot wtter tnd oook until imooth tnd thick, itirrlng tU tht'time. Add ltmon Juice, letsdn- inp tnd parsley which his bten wtahtd tnd either chopped or eut Into small ptewi with the kitchen settlors. PRUNE RICI CUSTARD tt cup rice, 2 eggs, 1 cup Juice from cooked prunes, 1 eupt Irrld itted evaporated milk, ft oup itew- ed sweetened prunei, tt cup iugtr to iweeten prunei. Wash rice, drop into 1 quart (4 cupi) briskly boiling wtter to whloh 1 teaspoon ult hai been tdded. Boil untU tender. ' Df tta tnd rinse with hot wtter. But eggs, add prune Julct md milk, thts >l<**> Split and pit pruntl afld Uy hllvtl tn bottom of buttertd, shallow baking dish; tdd rice rnixtqre md put diih ta mother diih which ctn, ttlm hot wtttr. Bike ta moder> ate oven (880 degreei F.) until aet, or untU knife lnitrted In outer comu out clean, tbout IS minutei Servu 8. You can uae freih whole milk in place of tht evaporated, if you prefer. Spray to Control Melon Insects BY DIAN HAIUDAY Meloni mint be protected igiinst two destructive Iniect groups, tat striped cucumber bntlei md thi melon aphis, "which is often cilled melon lice. Dim _n____ KB ' J_y \ ________T /m* '■mm wur cwwoTrV M-U-NAPHI- £ Melons in victory girdini Aphis tn frequently found in great muat on tht undenldes of tat lava, u ihown ta the draw' ing. They tuck out the pltnta life Juices causing tat foliage to curl (lownwtrd,. Shrivel tnd loit color, Thli damige retards or stops the frowth of the fruit epd unleu tat •phli en checked the pltnt dies. Tbt but remedy li spraying with' nicotine lulphlte or duitlng the foliage wilh i nicotine diut. Completely cover tae undersides of tai foliift or turn onr tat vlna be fore, ipriying tb u to ictuilly hit tht lice. Rotenone (Jutt or pyre tkiim ipriyi in ilso effective ta controlling thue putt. NORJURY, Eftg. (CP)- One of tat proudest grandmothers in Brit tld li 08-ynr-old Mn. E. Sttpltton. .our of her grandsons ara In the torcu, tarn ot them in tht R.C.- A.F, three ta tae R.A.F., and nch of then hu won the D.F.C. the fourth ti t mijor in tat lloyil Af tillery, mentioned in dispatchei it Dunkerque. Brick of the Month Fsnl Dealen- Everywhere -*-*-•- —-— T— FOR HOME PRESERVING Sugar rationing is essential. Here are the facts regarding home preserving. DOES tha Government wint canning and preserving dons In ths horns? YES. Th« Government encouugti every housewife to preserve fruit In sesion. IS extrs augar svaitable for Canning and preserving ovar and sbove tha regulsr rations? YES. By signing a vouchsr at your grocers, adequste augar may ba purchued, but. thla additional augar is for praaarving and canning only. (Aak your grocer—he haa tha forma and all particular!.) , *- IS it required that sugsr purchsses ba Had to fruit purchases? NO. You may grow tha fruit, collect wild fruit, hava fruit aa a gift, or buy it from ANY rotailar. In any case you ara entitled to tha augar required to preserve it. WHY, If augar fa rationed, does tha Government maka axtra lugar available for thia purpoie? THERE ara four reasons why home canning and praaarving is encouraged. 1. Whan fruit la fresh it ia perishable. If it ia not preserved it may ba wasted and vslu- abla food reserves loat. 2. Home canned and preisrved fruits ara particularly valuable from tha standpoint of nutrition. Such preserves will help maintain tha proper food supply of tha Nation, especislly whan freih fruits ara out of sssson snd not available. 3. Homo, praaarving halpa supplement thf restricted commercial canning. 4. Canning dona at home eliminates delivery and distribution coats, and thereby tsves essentisl labour, gasoline and rubber. OFFICIAL SUGAR REGULATIONS Here la sut hen tic, accurste information to guide your war-time preserving. PRESERVING: You may obtain sugar on ths basis of ona pound of sugar to two pounda of fruit for praaarving purposes. PRESERVING SYRUP: All preserving ia to ba done with a light iyrup made from ona cup of sugsr to two cups of water. JAMS AND JELLIES: You may purchaaa three-quarters of a pound of sugar to ona pound Of fruit for ]ama and jellies. METHOD REQUIRED: Jama and jellies ara to bt mada using three parte of augar to four psrrs of fruit or juice. SUCAR RATION COUPONS NEED NOT BE SURRENDERED WHEN PURCHASING SUGAR FOR PRESERVING BUT RATION COUPON NUMBER MUST BE ENTERED ON PURCHASE VOUCHER Use the Chart Below When Buying Sugar for Preserving FRUIT STANDARD PACK CHERRIES APRICOTS PEACHES PLUMS PRUNES PEARS CRABAPPLES APPLES WEIGHT Su9'"' Rs*'""1 Sugar Ration (Approrimttt) 4BASKIT CRATE 20 lbi. BOX 18 lbi. BOX ttm 18 Iba. (Abt i » ft. SMkttl LUC 15 lbs. LUG IS Iba. BOX 42 Iba. BOX 38 Iba. iox 42 lbs.. FOS Jama 15 lbs. (Nwt AefvlMd f#f 13Vi lbs. 13'/a lbi. J1V, Iba. 11V. Ibe. (Net AJvfi* tee 3lffl_a. (for Jiffy) 28'/. Iba. (Whm met* wltK _______ FOR Preserving YIELDS FROM PR-SERVING (AffROXIMATI) 10 Iba. 9 Ibs. 9 Iba, 7'/2 lbs. V/z lbl. 21 lbl. 19 lbi. 21 Iba. 13 quarts 10 quarti 10 quarts 7'/i qusrts 7V_ quarti 17 qusrts FROM PRt-IRVINQ U QUARTS FROM JELLY 10-15 PINTS 17 qusrts ■ ji Thii i-iriii.mil ii interte. il thi interut oi publio inlormttion by III BC. SUGAR REFINING CO. LTD. Vineouvir, B.C. Wmamtmmm, mtm-m mm mmmemmmm s*nt*mrn!Tnrnlnnt •Hot Weather. Calls fer Cool Shoes... WHITES snd LINENS Now selling st 11.85, 13.85, fiH : R* Andrew a co. Leaders In Foot Ftshion Tun i i.u i miuiijii.nj- -NflMN DAILY NtWl. NILION S. C-SATimOAV HOMItN* AIMWT » 9*%m I Butcherteria New! loniltss, 30c CORNID III*, Itpiciilly Hiss Psr Ib KSC, Cndi A Lirge OQ Nr doten Otf C •OILING FOWL Choice, Ib FRYIRS, Milk Fed lk. VEAL OVIN ROASTS. Roll- POT ROASTS, Cood stssr. Ib PORK PUS, Oven fresh. 4 for .... JELLIED CHICKEN MOLDS. Eich .. SPECIAL VEAL STEAKS, lb. ... MEAST VEAL Psrlb MUST UMI 10 SHOULDER LAMB, Rolled arr. 29c SPECIAL FRYING STEAKS Beef (Bonilm) 4P. Ptr Ik MC Phone 527-J28 fag Dollvory 27c 36c 27c 25c 15c 28c 18c Thousands ol Canadians It Renin Bonus lor lhe First Time Today OTTAWA. Au«. II (CT)- Th* uewUlbeneflt out-oMlri_| boom, tba Cwn__-do farta ot th* t*--t__t»__ wai. wtll itriSt • flout blow ter the ordi__7 tttt la *euw-4i a pv tnvtlopn htssi liiuad teday iaS tetMtre-. with tboqlttdl ot Caaadiani r*c*lv- tas it ior th* fint time. Csn wtaiy \* beini prevts*d tor CaeaSiaa watt-tarnan bteauM of i ] 4 ptr coat incrtue ia the coit- of-liviag liaee lut October. To man aod woman amploytu ov«r 11 or urnlni mor* than ps a week, th* taeniud bonui imounti to SO cwti t week. To mil* tmploytat undtr II ud women tmpleytu mtkint lui thta B5 I wtek, the Incrtutd Maui wtll imount to :« ptr ctnt of thtlr buie weekly wife. The tddiUiotl wm* mutt bt ptld tt tmploytn it*rt_n tn Auf. IS snd win thertfort tppeir In th* ptr tnvtlopu at thott paid Is tht weekly buit tlthtr tedey at tomorrow. .More thia 1,000,000 Ctnid NELSON SOCIAL ti addition, under Fedtrtl r*t> ulittont, employen who mat* of* payint a coit-of-livinf Doput to lh* cluus now tattled to it mutt itart ptymtnt ttftctivt from tb* Bret payroll tn er ifttr Auj. II. Under the oott-oM'vi_| hoeut order Ututd lut Octobtr, thou tm- ployen who wtn not p*yla( th* beam wen rto,uir*d to bio* tb*_ tutur* paymtnlt. itler Feb. 19, oa in Increut et • point or mon over tht Ootobtr ftiurt. The Dominion Bureiu ot SttUttici coit-of-Uvist indtx itood tt HT at July 1, up IJ pomtt trom Jun* 1. The Wirtlme Wttti Order, uadtr which the beam ii ptld, eeven ill ptrtott who um lui thit 13100 i year. Thou ttrninn (rom tilOO to (3000 I rear alio in covtred li they tn not tbove th* nnk of foremin or comptriblt rink. Thou receivinf MOOo or mon in txdudtd from the order unleu it ctn be thown Ump lint reotlvini th* oo*t-ef.livln| ben-1 ue not ibovi tht nnk of fortmin. Oil Jki CZul SATURDAY. AUCUST 22, 1942 CKLN AND CBC PROGRAMMES MORNINC T:tf-<0 Ctnidt 7;tS-Mornln| Strenidt (CKLNi 8:00-CBC Ntwi 8:l»-«irvicemtn'i Rop B.'SC— Son« trea the Showi, (CKLN) tiOO-BBC Ntwi SilS-Ptter Dlwton, BtrltoSt S.sO-Gold-n Milodlti >:SS-Tlmi Slinil |0:0O-Vlnctnt Lopes' Orch. 10:19—Khaki Scnpbook 10:4S—Toy Town Tooteri. U-00-rmttsy, In Mtledy 11:15—Symphonic Hour AFTIRNOON 12:00-R. C. A. F. Baud IMS-Th* Notic* Board (CKLN) 13-0-CBC Ntwi lJ:46-Pitt*mi lo Blut 1-00—Club Mittne* l:90-Interludt l:3J-Club Mttlnet J:00—Gtntltmen ' With Winp 2:30-Lucky MUUndtr't Orcheitri S:0o—Troop Tlmt 3:11—CBC Niwi ', 3:30—run wilh tht Jetton 3:48-BBC tfiwt 4-00—Letten tram BrUiia •4:30—Songi it gvlntldt 4:45—U.S. Commtottry 3:00-Muilctl Interlude 3:05—Ctntditn Ciltndtr S:**0-Ci_tornli Melodiu. EVENINC 8:00—NBC Summtr Symphony 8:48—Cut Lomt Orchestri 7-00-CBC Niwi 7: IS—Mtrt Kenny'i Orchutn 7:S0-8ttS P»»iT B-OO-rwinp Abrotd" B:lS-"Brltil_ Speaks" 8 30-BBC Ntwt Reel «.'00—Muilcil Inttrludi 8-08—"Your Numbtr Pleise" 8:30—Dtncti of thl Nitioni •0-OO-CBC Niwi 10:18—pt] Rlchirdi' Orchutn 10:4»-Woody Htrmtn'i Orchutn U.-00-Ood Sivt th* King. i SUNDAY. AUGUST 23, 1942 CKLN AND CBC PROGRAMMES MORNINQ 8:57-0 Ctnidt 9-O-BBC NtWl »:18-Bttwun Ournlvu l;M-Onttln|i trom tin Beivtr Club 8:B8-JTimt Slfnil t Distinctively Styled . U tht ktjmott ot our Aufuit Prinntitlon Buy with confidence whtrt quality eottt no mors.' £. (AndsLh/LOiL datiiet in Fun 888 Howt St. PAclfic 7SM Vineouvir, B. C. Club W-OO-'HlUo Chlldnn" lflilS-Juit Miry 1:80—CBC Diicuuion U-OO-CBC Ntwi 11:04—Old Country Mill 11:18— Anno Niwi Letter ll:J0-Rtllfloui Ptriod AFTIRNOON 12:00—CBS Symphony Orchestri 1:80—Church ot thi Air 1-00-CBC Niwi BuUetln 2:03—Concert Muiic 3:45-BBC Niwi 3:30—"Britain to Americi" 8:00—Switt wd Low 8:S0—"Ctntditn Ntwi Riviiw" 3:40-Tnttrlud. 3:45— BBC Newi ind Analytlt 4-00-"Men of War" 4:J0—Week-end Review 4:45-CBC Niwi 4:50-Ttlk BiOO-Nelihbourly Ntwi 5:15—Melody Album 3:30—Drimi WINING 8:00-T*lk by L. W. Broekinlton. 8:18—Muilcil Profrtramt 9:80—Sundty Serenide (CKLN) 7:00-CBC Ntwi 8:00—To Ba Announced. 8:18—"People—Robert St John" 8;30-BBC Newi Reel 8:00—Concert in Miniature 9:80—Two Plino Turn 9:48—Vuper Hour 10-0-CBC N«wi 10:18—Brldfl to DreimL.nd ll:0O—Ood Sivt Tht King. Chooto, Goldonloaf, l'i 38c Baking Powdtr, Blut Ribbon, 3 Ib. tin 66c Chocolate, Rownlrot'i Baking. Pkg. 19c Potato Chipi. Pkg -_ .... 9c Coffee, Port York. Tin ,...35e Dill Piekloi. Siio VA tin — 34c Sarvltttfi. Pkg m~ — 16e Sodas, Family tin pkg 22c Candy, Brilliants. Ptr Ib. 20c Worcestershire Sauee, Da I ton's. Bottlo 19c Phono 235 Hert will Brot. ty MPS M A VIQNIUX * Ob Mondty it I pm. a en-et but pntty wtddint wu toltmniiKi tt th* M*tb**OB horn* it US Anoer- •oo Strut, when _liub*th SU* pwnfUt dtaghter of M. Arabrou tad the late Mn. Ambrou ot Colon, Suk, Md Bey Albert Miction, ueond ua et Mr. Md Mn. tl. S. Mithuon ot Ntlton, wen united in murleit by Rtv. H. Sttwtrt forou. Th* arid* wu ftVM in mar- rittt by I. A. Jinningi tad shot* her liiter, Ann*, toe her bridumtld, Arthur Mithuon tcted u beit m*n. The bride wu bttuUrul la t floor- ltnfth whjtt net dreu tnd thru- qutrttr ltnlth veil, wtth flowared httddreu. Sha cirrled t bousjutt of OphtUt rout. The bridumiid'i town wtt of turquoln blue ttfltu with Dutch heeddreu, tnd iht etrritd pink ctrnttioni. Tba groom's mothir wu ttitefully ittlred to a flowtnd Mua crepe drui tad wore I corM|t af red roui. lbl room wu decorited with mtuve tad white •trtimtn tad mtuve end whltt llidloli. Tha bridt'i ttblt wu fltak- id by two whitt taptn tad t bowl ot rout tnd laipdrtfoai md wu ctntrid by i thret-tlirtd wtdding Cike, TV groom responded to the tout proposed by Mr. Forbei. For htr foinf-iwty coitumi tht brldt chou t ntvy tult wtth red tremor- lit. Thi couplt will iptndtwo wetki ln Banff and Calgary and on thtlr return will ttkt up reildence to Nilion. Following thl wtdding t reception wu hild it toi Mithuon home to which tht following wen invited: Mr. tnd Mri. J. C. Hookir, Mr. tnd Mn. L. Nelton tad Huti, Mri. Esther PoweU, Mr. It Mlfhil- son, MIS. A. A. Johnson, Jtmu Middin, Mr. tad Mn. A. Archimbtult, Mr. ud Mn Htrbert Atktm, MiU Ruby Jtrbetu, Mr. ind Mrt. Hirry Hughu, Mlu Edith Hughu, Mn. M Uuriti, Wilfred Lturiti, Mim Mirgiret Mithrson, Mr. Md Mn. J. Cunnlnghim, Mr. ind Mn. E. A. Jinnlngi, Mlu Anna Hollinger, Mlw Vada Smith, Mlw Helen Ssbeck, Mr. tnd Mn. H. I. Stevenson, Mn. A. Hty, S. HlUlird, W, Mttheion. I- Mithuon, Mlu V. Mttheion.* e Complimenting Ml* Kiy Me- Dougill, whou mirrlige to M Mignan takei place In Ntlion tt thi Md ot tht month, her liitir, Mri. Wilttr Duckworth, tnttrUln- td Thuridty night it i bridgt it ber home In Fiirview. Guuti wen Mn. J. P. Duffy, Mrt. Dtnlil McDougill, Mri. C. F. McDougill, Mlw Miry McDougill, Mlu Sybil McLetn, MiU Aileen Rthtl, Mill Monlci Brewer, Mri. Wllllim Rimuy, Mn. Jesie Rids* of Bonnington, Mlw Bitty Freemin, Mim Frinces Lincoln, Miw - Bedt Moen, Mrs. Ltwrinct Oeorgt, Mlw Btbei Ctr- llile, Mrt. Thomu Murphy, Spokme, Mlw Non Tnlnor Md Mlw Shirley Hunter; e Mr. tnd Mn. A. O. Monkhouse ot Trail tre ipending a couple of weeki vicition ln Nelion tad hive ttken up residence ln ttte strtthcont Hotel e Eugene Dortn, Great Northern Telegraph operttor who ipent t week to okinogin, Wuh., it Use homt est bll pirenti, hu nturned e Mn. Mtthleton tad Ha of TrtU. ue guuti tt thi Strtthcom Hottl TO UYt AT COAST e Mn. J. Redman thd (Mr fimily ot Selmo left yeiterdiy to mtke their home to Vincouver. • Hector Mickemie, Cirbonite Street, who ipent t couple ot weeks visiting hit ion-ln-liw Md daughter, Mr. and Mn. J. c wileex. Summerland, hu returned, e J. T. Kingiley of Creicent Biy ipen? yuterdiy to town. e CuU Riley end hit ua Bob ot Portltnd, who ipent t week to Nelion, hive nturned. e Mr. tnd Mra. McMillan of Sheep Cruh wtn in th* city the Utter pert of the week enroute to th* Cout • S-ooput In NtJeoe yuterdty includtd Mn. Alex Trickak at New Denvtt. R*cut viiiton to tbt dty to' Miss "Kale,r Scanlan, Described as "One oi Our Great Teachen IS Or 30 Years Ago," Dies al Vancouver Eighteen Tobias ot Eaglei'Whiit Mrt Shiw tnd Mr. Story won first priies it tht Eagles whitt drivt Thuridty. Eighteen ttblu wtn ln pity. Mrt. K. Chadney md Mn. P. Kunti wen ueond print Md Mn. Sindel md Mrt 3. W. Robb won thi coniolition prill. O. Plnertt* wu muttr ot ceremonies tnd M. L. Cnlg, J. DeRldder, C. DeFerro ud S, Mice twitted. CLECKHEATOK (CP) - The custom of women wearing hilt ln churoh tut been reduced to tbiur- dlty bectuu tht httd decoritlons which put for hltt nowtdtyi frequently do not cover tht heid it ill Mid Riv. 3. t. Miy. vicar of this YorkMln vllllgt. K CHOCOLATE MILK Thi Populir Bevinie ftr Any Metl Kootinay Valley \) AIRY HELIN HARP-R SWEATERS SSI OUR SELECTION OP CARDIGAN PULLOVERS TWIN SITS $!.95toM.95 FASHION FIRST LTp. ' cludtd Robert McCulkck of Nakusp. t Mri R 5 Woodford at Tadanac and har two chlldnn Windy tad Ntncy, wbo iptnt th* put few weeki with Mn Woodford*! per- tnu, Mr. ind Mn- J. 3. Fingltnd, Willow Point, bin nturned. e Mlu B. Dunlop ot CrucMt Biy iptnt yuterday to town. e Dr. T M. Auld, Ntlion Avenue, rtturntd lait night trom Vtncouver when ba ttttndtd tbi tx- tcutive meeting ot to* OsUtp* ot Phyiiciin* ind Surg*oru. • Logan MtPbtt ot Ittlo tptnt yetterdty ta Iowa. LEAVS FOB COAST e Oeorge M. Ben wtU, Hum* Ho- tei, Mt yut*rdtj tor toe Cout whtn he will tike ptrt to wtr work. Rt wu tccompt-iid by Mri. Benwell who pltnt to rttum boat Tvetdiy. t Joe Ztbgwt, wbo hu betn t pitient to ICootonty Ltkt Geatrtl Hoipittl reiurntd to hit bonu, 80S Innei Street, yeiterday. eUn.CH. Fthrnl ot Kulo vliited Nelson yuterdty. a Mr. and Mrt. Q, Stuirt Mtcln- toth, SlUca Street, have u guut Dr. H. U Urn «t Crinbrook. a Mr. and Mri. Thomu Germin, Hoover Street, hive u guuti thtlr diughter-ln-law, Mrs. RagtoaM Oerman, and two children, Lott ind Joe, et Big Mluourl mine, ilso Mn. Oermin Jr.'i mother, Mn. Mir- tindtle ot Fruitvale and Miw Nor. un Ayre of Frultvile. e Mn. F- Hobion Md her sli- tar of WUlow Point ipent yuterdty Ip tht elty. e jjr. tnd Mn. W. W. Firguion htvt u guut it thtir WUlow Feint home, PUot Offlctr Bithgtit ot Micleod. e Ma. O. C- Cobb wu In town (rom South Sloctn yuterdiy. • Mn. A. T. Pirk, Richardi Strut, bu tt gout' her ton-ln-liw Lytl D. Ctrncrou ot Mooie Jtw. RETURN FROM PRAIRIES Mri. Benny Monteleone md her two children, tlto ber mother, Mn. A. P. Dtvli Ot 1-lU, Who ipent th* put tew weeki to Winnipeg md Edmonton, hiv* nturned. e Rod Micdonald ot South Slocm ii ipending the wiekend to Nel. ten. e Mr. tnd Mrt. Simuel Alexinder tnd tbeir young ion of Kimberliy, who ire holldiylng it Beilby'i Buch, Three MUe, wire In toiMs yesterdiy. • Mri. Oup Browell ot Kislo ipent yuterdiy In Nelion, e Bruee Cole It i guut ot Mrs. J. H. Wilkinson, on Cydsr Strtet, enroute to hli borne In Toronto. e Mr. tnd Mn. Fred BUkemm trrlvtd yetterdty trom Medicine Hit 'O George Cltwsen left yesterdiy for Spokine titer ipendlnj t wetk ln Nelton relieving to tbe Grett Northern Telegraph Otflee. VISITORS FROM MICHEL ,e Mr. Md Mrt. Robert D. Win* stmley of Mlchtl tnd thtlr twe tont, Oordon tnC Arthur, in tpending t couple ot weeks' vacation in Nelion end Crescent villey. In thi litter place t)iey tre visiting Mr. Wlnsttnlty's uncli Md tunt, Mr, tnd Mn. WUUim Wtot'tonley tnd in ilso visiting frlendi to Trill tnd Robton. • Jimu H. Gagnon of TrtU hu arrived to spend th* remainder at hit vacation it the home ot hit mo ther, Mri. C. V- Gignon, OW SlUca street, when hit wife md chlldnn htvp spent ilx weeks. He wu tccomptnied hen by hit wife who went over Tueiday to ittend tot mtrrlage of her brother, Jehn Jir rett, to Mlw LM* LePi ge, Wednes dey. VANCOUVIR. Aug. ti (CI*-) - Funtrtl urvicu will be beld ban Saturday tor Kataertoa Ron Scan- lon. Principal ot Victorit Modtl School for M yurt, who died Wtdnttdiy. Miu Scanlan. t graduate ol Gutlpb Normal School taught to Ntlun tor nme time befon going to Vlctorli. whtn tht ipent t ytu ta tha pubUc ichooli befon becoming principil o f tht Model ichool She nand ln IMS, ltttr IS petn et teiching, tnd hid Uved ta Vtncouvtr ior tot put four yttn Two ilsttri, both ot Vincouvtr, survivt. Robert SmiUle, vtttnn Nelles teachu now nttnd. rwtUod MU* Scanlan u "on* of ew greet UaM- in ben IS er K) petn Uo-" Ske wu tulftMt Principil it Centnl School btton going to tbe Model School tt Provincial Normal "Sh* wtt l very wondtrfui tuch- tr; t itrong chancier," Mr SmUlit itld. "Mtny of thl old tim wi will nmtmbar btr." Mlu Scinlin wu t -iter at MM late T. J. Sctuloo at Ntlton. Mn. Archlbild Htrdy, Mn. Williim Turntr wd Anthony Scinlin oi Notion, tnd Chirlu Scinlin ot Swttli, in her nlecei tnd nepbewi Shi luvu twe tlitan. Mlu Mary Beaten Md Mn. A Dew, both et VM- toavir. Air Casualties OTTAWA At» 11 C PORK OVIN ROAST OO. Perlb S-OC BEIF POT ROAST 07- mjk «•«■£ BEEP OVIN ROAST Oi. Perlb. ...... ,..0*.C _-. TO HOLIDAY AT COAST a Dr. tnd Mrt. O. R. Birrett, Sll. Ict Strtet, ltft yuterdiy en t boll, day it the Cout * Mri. %. Lund tnd ton Ttd of Stlmo visited Ntlion yttttrdty. e Miss Mary Thomis of Sunihine Bty tptnt yesterday to thl city. e Shoppers ln town y«*ttrdiy Included Mn. Willitm WimUnley ot Cruets'. Villey. t H. W. Wells, merchant Ot Passmore, was t city vliitor ruler. dty, t Mrt. F. A, Fortier ind diu|h- tor Mirguerite of TrtU wtr* fuel's ot Mr. tnd Mn. Ernut Mirtden, Sillct Street, yuttrdty enroute to Kimberley where tbey will be -fuel's ot Mr. md Mrt. Jtmu. t Mr. tnd Mrt. chirlu H- Htm- ilton, RObSOn Street, hive u suetts Pilot Officers W. Bailey tnd Ivin Davii ot Micleod. . 1WTUJUI TO WASH. * Mn. J. C. Dtwion tnd ber diughter ot Olunogin, Wuh., who iptnt leveral wield ln Kulo, tt the home of tin. Dtwton'i pirtnti, Mr. tnd Mrt. 8. H. oreen, wtre gueit* of Mn. J, H. Lewronoo Cedir Strttt, enroute to thtlr homt to the Stttol. e Urt. P. 0. Bird ot South Slo- ctn viiited Ntlton yuttrdty. t Mrs. John Roblnt et (Stt Arrow Pirk ipent Thundty tn tht city. e Mri. Ales Attree ot Quun'i Bty It a pttient to Kootenty UH* Generil Hoipittl. * Morrii Edudthl ot Shttp Creek ipspt Thundty in town. RALPH CHERRY FINED $5 Rtlph Cherry, Nelion truck driver, wu fined K by Acting City Mtgiitrttt John Cirtmel tn City Pelle* Court Thundiy, whin he pletdtd guilty to t ehtrgt of cutting out tht muffler ot hli motor-vehicle while |t wu In optrtUon on Biker Strut liie chargt wu mtdt by Acting Chltt Robert Harshiw, Thundty undtr tht regulitioni ot tht Motor Vehicle Act wtl|ch stipulates thtt t muffler shall net be eut out or disconnected whilt t motor-vehicle ll In operation on my highwiy. LONDON (CP) -Ween Ullltn Bishop, choun ilx monthi tgo ti the ldetl Naval, trmy ind Air Force institutes girl, hu returned to London lttn i recruiting cimpalgn in which ihe enrolled 1000 NAAFt recrulti. ft It ti on tht ilr * C. E. RADIO will gtt It NELSON ELECTRIC CO. WATCH REPAIR li i Jib ftr txiirti, Our wuk iiiuru yeur Mtlifictlon, H. H. Suthtrland 491 Btktr ft, Ntlion, B, O. VOLUNTEER NOW! 1500 Women Are Urgently Needed to Serve in Canada - and 200 for Overseas Single women or married wprtien without dependents, between 18 end 45 sra nesdsd immediately by the Csnadian Womens Army Corps. This Is a full-time jol>-.with two-thlrds regulsr srmy psy. uniform, snd the wme srlvlleget ss sny Soldier of the King. Make your decision todsy! Tht C.W.A.C. Recruiting Party will vilit rhe following places on tho dotal shown: Troil „ _-...Aug. 27,28 Cronbrook Sopt. 4 ■ 5 Now Donvor _ Aug. 29 Fornio Sopt. 7 • 8 Nakuip _.,.Aug. 30 Kimborloy - Sopt. 9 Nelson -Aug. 31 • Sopt. 2 Invormoro ...._ Sopt. 10 Croiton _ Sopt. 3 Coldin „ —,...Sopt. 11 Piold ...-..., _Sopt.ll Informition Gladly Clvtn—Open ta 9 p.m. Fer furthir pirtleultr* und thi coupon below or eeniult thi Chtlrmin ef yeur locil Civilian Rtcrultlng Committti ti lilted. Crtnbrook, Mr, A. J, Btlmont Klmbtrlty, Mr. Ptrty Lyt Creiton, Lt. (Joi, J. Milltndilne Michel, Mr, J. Lyoni Ftrnlt, Curt. D. Mitchell Mldwiy, Mr.'Q. McMInn Edgewood, Mr. J. H. Ntylir Ntkuip, Mr. J. Hikimtn Fltld, Or, 0. R. Chttumtn Nudlti, Mr. C, Crttt Goldtn, Mr. A, W. Andenon. Nelion, Mr. H. 0. Thtln Grind forki, Mr, Jick Onloni New Denvir, Mr. L. R. Gimp- Qntnwoedi Mr, J. Kudy bill, Invtrmtri, Mljer T, ft IHI Roek Crttk, Mr. Ft. Morrii Kule, Mr. I». McOlbbon Roulind, Mr. R. J. Portmtn Kettle Villey, Mr, Q. Vt Ollnu Trtll, Mr. Olorji P. Rilmtn Or See Recruiting Officer it Nelson, Trsll, er Crsnbrook. IFC.W.A.C. CANADIAN WOMENS ARMY CORPS. Send thli coupon fer full information restrdlns the ►C.W.A.C to Dlitrtet R-mltlni Ottletr, R.Q., Jl-D- ••• Vtseeuver, BC. NAMl o ip —— ADDRIII est els m * I I I I I ~ NELSON DAILY NEWS. NILMN B. Or-IATUSOAV MORNINO AUOMT • WM- im01.»bm Apni n not tfnfti- (-'emnia'g i.l ItUttmltmt S*VHfMP*1 Publitbtd tvtry morning txctpt Sundiy ky UM NIWS PUBLISHING COMFANI LUI- HID MS ltku St. Ntltoa British Columbit. -J-4__H 01 TUI CANADIAN PK-SS AND rU AUDIT BUREAU 01 CIRCULATION- SATURDAY, AUG. 22, 1942. Klondyke Memorial Kari; __o__i_s days in tta Cans- j.a_ luaun its recalled by Canada's most northerly historic site, a bronze tablet at ths entrance to the Administration building in Dawson City, Yukon. Erected some years ago by the Department of Mines and Resources on the advice of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, this memorial tablet pays perpetual tribute to the memory of the hardy pioneers whoae determination and courage gave vast riches to the world. Braving extreme dangers and untold hardships, those indomitable prospectors and miners ventured through the Chilkat and Chilkoot Passes Into the unexplored valley of the Yukon to pave the way for the discovery of the rich gold fields with whieh the names - of Robert Henderson and George W. Carmack are inseparably associated. For many years gold had been prospected for in the Yukon, but none of the discoveries created any great excitement until the rich find was mads on Bonanza Creek on Aug. 17, 1896. Had this lucky strike not been made it Is possible that the treasures of Bonanza, Eldorado, Hunker, Dominion, Gold River, and many others might stin lie hidden sway m the bedrock and gfavel covered by the heavy for- ests that grew in the valley. After almost half a century the Yu- kon continues to be an important producer of gold, but the pan, rocker and sluicing methods of the early Klondike miners havs been replaced by hutte Wr'ro-electrlc cower dredges. AI- frmn-ri manv of »«« hsrdv Yukon ni. rtMcrs hsve censed on, each year ttielr rlwi-diln- ranks narade to r*l*hate r-.teenvar. Dtv. wy»n »+)Tinn* Met of \r,rir an>o are so-ftln tn'd. Todav ths Yukon is being opened up in various ways owing to the war— by t^e Alaska Highway, bv the Domin. ion Government's search for wsr metals, and by the proximity of the fiVht- ing.forces of both the United States and Canada. It may easily be that the Yukon will receive a new and permanent lease of life from present developments. Looking Backward SB YEARS AQO (From Dally Niwi, Aug. 22, 1917) J. W. Bennett ot Chilllwack hai been appointed mannual training Instructor for tht Nelion public ichool. Mm. Hugh Ron ind George Horstead trt tbt memben of tht Nelion School Botrd te- ltcttd to ittend tht tnnutl mtttlng ot B. C. School Trustees to bt htld tt Nanaimo. W. J. McKim ltft for t trip to Spokant. Z. W. Wlddowion, R. McAUlittr, W. H. Jonu tnd Mri. W. J. Mohr reported on the Kootenay Llbenl convention it Revelstoke thtt nominated W. A. Anstle, md Dr. N. Wo!- virion rtported.on tht gathering of Western Libera].! at Winnipeg at a meeting under the tutplcei'of tht Nelson Liberal Assoclttion. Nelson School Burd last night petitioned tbe Provincial Oovernment to establlih a normtl ichool at Nelson to meet the needi of the lirgt number of itudenti from the Southern Interior who now htvt to go to Victorit. 10 YEARS AQO (Prom Dally Ntwt,"Aug. 22, 193?) Peter Horcoff ot Cutlegar wu ient fo hti kneei by lighting ln an electrical itorm here. He wu carrying I ihovel on hli ihoulder. Peter Dewdney of Nelson took the men'i Mngle! cup it the innuil Willow Point tennii 'ourniment here. The Cinadian Bridgt Comptny arrived at Kootenay Landing with ltl outfit to" itirt work on the iteel bridge to be built three -.'lei Weit of Kooteniy Lindlng, the work b-lng ln chirge of Front Soucl. 40 YEARS AQO (From Dally Ntwt, Aug. 22, 1905) J A, Richie li In from Forty-Nine Creek. Sam Thomu tnd W. H. Moil arrived htrt from the Rhoderlck Dhut property on the Anderson Crttk slope. W. A. Jowett, neeretiry of the Touriit Auoclition, leives todsy for the main line of tht CPR. L. D. J. Berg of Trail li puihlng development on the Alexindrli group between Forty- Nine Creek md Bird Creek. Words of Wisdom The generous heart ihould scorn t pleasure wbleh grvci othen pain.—Thomion. ?'* Questions ?? ANSWERS Opta tt any rttdtr Ntmu el etrtoni uking quutloni will Mt bt publlihtd. T. A. B.. Trtil—Could you plttit ttll mt t tubttltutt ter tat igp for fttding turtlu, u 1 ctn't (it tny In Trtllt Plttu ttll mt whtt tl«t I eould fttd t-ta? Wt da aet knew ot in victual lubttltutt tor tnt eggi u turtlt tood. Baw bttt ctn bt ltd to thtn without tar Ul ttftctt. A ttw ere getting tnt tgp loctlly tor thiir Rttdtr, Trtll—Would yeu plttu till mt whtrt to writt to ste- tmploymtnt u t flrtmtn with tht C.P.R.? Wrlti W. J. McLtta. CP.R, Superintendent, Nelton. C R. Klmbtrlty—I bought iomt govtrnmtnt loti. To get tht tltlt tor thit proptrty do I htve to pty $10 for Crown Gnnt flnt tnd thtn pty rtglittrtng fie? A fit ll chtrgtd for both tltlt ind rtglittr. Is thtrt lnttrtst ttt to pty whtn tnt proptrty wu ptld tor lnildt tht ut time? No Interest tm wu mentioned ln tht tgrttmtnt Writt Newmin Tiylor, Suptrinttndtnt ot Landi, Pirlltmtnt Bulldlngi, Vlctorli. H. N„ South Slocin—Whin cm I buy pure whut germ? At tny drugstore. Pure whut germ ll uld In ciptult torm undtr tht trtdt ntmu of tht Vtrioui firms. H R. Crtwford Bty—WUl gnpt vlnu* grown trom utd beir fruit or would thty htvt to bt grafted? Tbt gripe vine ll grown on lti own rooti, likt tht mijorlty of the uft frultt, tnd mty be itruck tlthtr trom budi or cutting! whilt dor. mint ln wlnttr. Proptgttlon trom utd Ii not advised. M. J.. Nelion—Whtrt eould I obtain mtpi of Vtncouvtr tnd VlctorU ihowlng thi miin itreeti ind pltcu? Street mipi of Vincouvtr tnd Victorit mty bt obtained ot W. 0. C. Limkill, Nelion Boird ot Trade, SOI Front Street, Ntlion. Press Comment CRANK INVENTIONS Brittin'i announcement thtt wire-trailing rocketi trt now being uted to entangle enemy planei ihould bring hopi to all "crank" Inventors Thit very Idea wai, not io long tgo, t fivorite subject with thou wishing to poke fun it "nuti" who hid crazy ldeu ibout winning tht wir.—Windior Stir. PRESSURE GROUPS AND INFLATION It ll obvioui thtt thli upwird spiral of wtgu tnd tht cost-of-living li inevitable if tht War Labor Board'i policy li applied on a nationwide scale tnd lt mtmbtn of Congress and preuure groupi keep firm producti exempt from price control.—New York Sun. Today's Horoscope Persons who hivt birthdays todiy irt aggressive, confident In a pleaunt way, ind resourceful In bending otheri to their wills. They ire tactfuL titeemed by their frlendi, tnd iharp In their Judgement!. Lovt tnd harmony rult in their homei. Romtntlc ittich- menti or marrlagei are foreieen for young and old during the next year, and they mty cause tome fimlly disagreements. Good fortune md iomt extravagance art predicted. Ftlthful, loyil, Juit, Indtpendent, generoui, prudent .Industrious, capable and generally fortunate will be the child born on thli date. A happy marriage li portended. HROSCOPE FOR SUNDAY If you have a birthdiy todty, you trt i penon ot tremendoui physical energy, keen mental powen tnd deep, loyal affections. You Ukt outdoor sporti, md ire proficient In those you follow. You irt tlto i good mixer, ind have a pleasant personality. Your next yur will be a happy ont tnd successful. Buiineu expansion md giln through elderly feminine relative! (accompmied by iome tnnoy- •nce), secret mitten, ind success ln love ire probtble. Tht child who ll born on thli dite will evince highly developed intellectual talenti, mtny tint traits, md much force ot chincter. Good fortune, succeisful travel tnd popularity tre foreseen tor him or her. War-25 Years Ago By Tht Cinidlin Prtu Aug. 22, 1917—Zeppelln raided Yorkihlre cout but wts brought down off Jutlmd by British ntvtl ttttck. Pltntt bombed Southeut Englmd md caused 97 casualties. BritUh ciptured Albert md invested Lent Itallani idvinced on Bitnilzzt Plateau. Aug 23, 1917. — Australian! captured Chulgnolles, Chulgnes tnd Bray, tnd won • footing on Thiepval Rldgt. Intense fighting broke out near Lens. British bombed Frankfurt, Cologne tnd Mannheim. Test Yourself l! In whtt itate in tht Bitter Root moun. taint? 2. Whtt institution ln tht United Statei Is known u "tht Rock" 8. Whit wu Uii ancient Celtic nimt tor London, EngUnd H______ lfeiil____tf_ir_fali-AikriM TEST ANSWERS 1. Montana. 2. Alcatraz Island penitentiary. 3. Llyndum. Etiquette Hints Thtrt ll I ntw etiquette In telephone usage since the wir began Ute your telephone ti llttlt tl poulblt. then be brief. Long vliitt over the phone ire taboo for thi duration 7 ^U&B^fi£^atsu______________<___ On the SiJe By I V. 0URUN4 Tht burdta of ult U Ughwntd Whta ! laugh it my nil - T AGOML A vtttrtn homt mtntgtr of Michigan who itatu modirn houukuptn trt "left ud 0-bby," md thtt thty "ruih ud flatter tbout gifting nowhere tttt," offeri tbe following by the put Anon tor tht contldtrttlon at tht doautidtni et todty: Grudmothtr ob t wlnttr1! dty Milktd the cowi ud ftd thtm hty, Slepptd tht hogi, uddltd tbt mu]t And got tbt chlldrtn oft to ichool; Did a wuhing. mopptd tht floon, Wuhtd tht windowi, ud did iomt choru; Cooktd t dlth ot homt-drltd truit, Prtutd htr huibtnd'i Sundty wit, Swtpt tht parlor, mtde tht btd, Btktd t dozen lotvei ot bmd; Split tomt firewood, ud luggtd tn bough to fill tht kltchtn bin: Cluned tht ltmpi md put in oil, Sttwtd iomt tpplu the thought would spoil, Cooktd l lupptr thtt wu delicious And ttttrwirdi washed up til thl diihei; Fed the cit ind sprinkled the clothu, Mended a buketfull of hou; Thin opened the orgu ud bepn to pity "When you ctmt to tbt ud ot l perfect dty." PLEASE NOTE Student ot the Stin rtttu: Thou born In IMS will provt much ilower In thought tad ictlon thu thou born ln 1878. 1888 or 1914.* Know mybody born thl thret litter ditei? Art thty quick thinkers? Hive you ever noticed thtt wmt fellowi .who tppur ilow ud tny (olaf trt rtmirktbly fut movtn ud quick thinken it Important timet—Feminine client uyi "Women'i Inhumanity to womu ls fir pester thu min'i Inhumanity to mtn. Diicuu t recent divorce tmong womtn ud they will practical] yill ity: "It wu hir fiult".—Now I htvt I reider it Sptreptnny Cottage, Ibstone, nur Hlghwycombt, Bucklng- himshire, Englud. It ll tht mothtr at Annt Lm, thi ictress. Annt dipi thli column ud undi It to hir mothir. SAYS SHI "So yeu think t belief in utrology ctuiti tht pltnnlng ot wlnttr rither thu lummtr babies," writei i Milwaukee mitron. "Mr. purling, I ctn teU you'vt nevtr btu t mothtr. Here'! tht itnlght story: Thi maternity ihopi' winttr lint of dtrk clothu li'mucb mort flittering to tht prospective mothir thu thl light lummtr shades. Furthermore, thtrt il l lot ot kind hiding undir i big winter cott By tummer thtt cott muat bt In moth bills. And by summer mama muit bt ln ihorts. So you ut thtn U much mort to consider thu itan whtn you'rt pluming a birthday." ASKING Queries trom clients: Q—Art you retdy to tdmtt Damon Runyan hu won tht 0. Henry Bret Htrtt irgument? A—Certtltfly not I won't ivu idmlt lt li i draw. No, ilr,, not even t photo finish. CoL Runyon'i boyish tnthusitim hu warped hit cuitomarlly exceUent Judgment. I note thl colonel uyi Benjimin d- Ctutret agreei with him on 0. Henry. Thit'i Juit i cut of personal loyalty. Bu wai a pal of 0. Henry'i. Q—My huibud goei out ilmoit nightly with mtn who can bt ot issistance to him In t buslneu wiy, ilthough he would rather itay home. It Is ruining hli hulth.-1 claim thi loss of health It too high t price to piy for buiineu success. Am I right?. A.—You •rt extctly right Ai t viry will mtn onct obierved: "It li _t put mistake to ucriflct health for my other advantage." Q.—Remember the ihow, Htnlon'i "Superbe." thtt wil populir iround 1910? A—I hurd of thli ihow, but never uw lt. I believe it wu of t ptriodv before 1910. Pouibly 10 or 15 yem befort thit dite. ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL Aa to three-letter mmti btlng lucky, i Su Frmciico couple believed liitt and hid five children nimed Adi, Eda, Idi, Odi and Uda—If tht imoke of t cigtr li the color of milk It li t good cigar, If tht smoke it iky blue It It btd clgtr—At tht tgt of 81 Dr. George Rutter Bird, of Pdrt Wuhlngton, LI., hu all hit'nat- unl teeth, -tyi li the New York sttte record. —Every flrt dtpartment itation in Ntw York has • Dtlmttlon dog. Thli ll an old custom of thi Ntw York flrt department. New York kldi Mil Dilmitlom "Firemu'i dogi'V'Csn you ntmt tlx fllmi which hid only one word as t tltlt?" asks i Baltlmoratn. Perhipi if you pvt mt time. Offhand I will namt "Ecstasy." in which Hedy lt Mirr was featured, md "Love" which starred Greta Gtrbo, Alio "Greed" In which Cuu Pitts wu feitured md Eric von Strohelm directed. PASSING BY Col. Mttt Winn—top mm ot Churchill Downi. Tht colonel, who li 83, itlll enjoyi i good clgtr tnd hli ipeptltt is excellent Ho recently itated that of all the colts he hu uu he considered Alub the but. However, he sayi ba wishes Alub had been given t chtnct to develop properly, md thit hit owntr hid not tried "to make a circui* hone out of him."— Tommy Ferris—Chicago cafe plmlit. Takei pride ln hii ability to aniwer requests for old - songs. The other night he ctme through successfully with tht ditties of the yesteryear: "On the Level You're t Llttlt DevlL But 111 Soon Mike in Angel of You," md "It Makei No Difference Whose Sweetie You Wert, You'rt My Sweetie Now." SIDELIGHTS A Lot Angelu bachelor expresses Interest ln tht Chictgo single mm who hti been recently embarrassed by receiving thret proposals of marriage trom yctmg womu who did not appeal to him as matrimonial possibilities. Sayi thl Loi Angelu bachelor: "It mult be t trend because in tha put month I hive rtetlvtd thru propouli of marriage from tiger younf women. I, too, found It tn extremely embarrassing situation"—Chlcagoan ilgning "Witt Who Worki," uyi: "When you hivt t .cireer •nd t Job of your own you cu bt independent Your huiband bu to trut you right or tlu."— Number of Ntw Yorker? wbo hive hitherto conildered themielvei extreroe'.y imirt ud discerning wera recently fooled by I mtn who pOted u I Unittd State< armv officer How etn t civilian be certain thtt t mm In officer's uniform it t genuine irmy officer? . TODAY'S News Pictures CRANBROOK YOUTH SERVES IN THE NAVY Thomas Webster Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hughes of Cranbook. Previous to enlisting in ths Royal Canadian Navy hs took a course of training at Vancouver* in the automobile supply business, snd then was employed at Cranbrook. Recently he went to St Hyacinthe, Quebec, for additional training in signalling. TRAIL SPORTS EDITOR NOW AIR NAVIGATOR Sgt. Navigator J. Clayton Kennedy of Trail was graduated in \vinnipeg July 31 in the first class of air navigators in Canada. He recently spent his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Kennedy, Trail. Kennedy was Sports Editor of the Trail Daily Times until his enlistment in the R.C.A.F. a year ago. NOW A SIGNALLER Signalman .Larry M. Pictin, recently ipent hli leave with Mr. and Mra. P. G. Flint, Nelion, with whom he-hta mtde his. home for two yetrs. H. H. MacKenzie Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. MacKenzie of New Westminster, formerly of Nelson, as Wing Commander Patriarche pinned on his wings at a graduation ceremony at Dunnville, Ont. The young man, who attended.Nelson,.Central and High Schoojs and then w$nt t<* University School, Victoria, received his R.C.A.F. training at Trenton,.Belleville and Dunvjlle, winning his wings at Dunville. '■AST, PRESENT AND FUTURE" it the title choien by W. A. (Blondle) Wooli tor thue photos Above, I his ion Wilttr, "Young Blondle", teedi thi pigeons ln Trafalgar Square, London. At right Mr. Wooli ii pictured with i his son Charle! md grmdson 7,__.__ Luet Corporal Jtmu Auitin Brennan, MS ot Mr. ud Mri. J. Brennan, Nelson, is ln the Royal Canadlm Army Seevlce Corpi. He enliited five month! ago md was stationed, at Calgary until hit transfer to the Officen Training Centre at Brockville, Ont., where he is now on duty. , WYNNDEL ARTILLERYMAN Gunntr Maurice K. Jonei ot Wynndel. who Is lerving with the Royal Ctntdlm Artillery. Hit' wife ma daughter reside, tl j WynndeL MI-S9N OAi\lV NlWt NSLSON - &-*_*. TURD AY StO-SUNO. AtMU«T «. aft- Hockey Officials Decide to illow Junior Players lo Turn Pro By SOOTT YOUNO Canadian Pro* Staff Wrlttr TORONTO, Aug. II iCPl-Tht Relttioai Committu of th* Nt- tkmal Hockey Lttgut met her* todty wltb rapruantativu ot tblt continent, other rear Important hockey orf iniutioni, ud th* muting bowed itrictly to idvino* no- ticei—it ra purely routlnt. Milt Important Itom of builaut we* ogretmtnt tmona tha dela- gtttt that Junior hockty pltytri' •hould bt tllowtd to turn profit * tltnal whtn ing If thiy pi****. Undir | formir tgrtemint b* tween th* OmaSlan Amitaur Hoc kty Auoclition tnd tht National and Amtrietn Hoekty Luauft, CA.H.A. ptrmlHIon wu required btfort a Junior could turn pre. teuton*'. Deciiicnt ruched it thl muting are not final, but muit bi lubmitted for riti-cttlon to tha directing boardi of tbi flva orgtnluliont involved - tbt N.H.L., C.A.HA., AHL. the Inttmitlontl lot Hockey Auoclation and tba Americtn Hockey Auoclition. boh lubmlssion generally li routine, but ■ veto U I*Tink Ctlder, Preiidtnl ot thl N.H.L., nld otter tba matting (which wai cloud) that thtre wu no dlwuuian ot hocktyi futurt. "Wt an tntirely la aw handt at tlto Otvirnrntnt" ht uld. "Any dttttltnt mtdt tt ttdty'i mtttlng are totally daaandant *a what plana tha Oovtrnmtnt hu far Dl! tnd tha dlieuultni wtrt etrritd throuih with that undir- •tending among tha dalaaetoc* Mr. CaJdar taid than wu gtntrtl tgraanwnt ao tba dtcition to recommend tbat Juniori bt allowtd to work out thtlr awn future, pro- fttiioml or tmtttur, beciuie ot war condltioni. Mut playing rot- ttri havt bttn iluhed deeply by enlistments. He didn't uy it, but lt il generally known thtt if Nitlonil Hockty Leigui clubi operate next winter tbey will b* dependent to a major degree upon players ot Junior tge, too young for military urvice under prtunt call-up regulationi. "Other mtittri dltcuued it the muting were mtlnly prictlcu which have bun ln uu tor iome Ume but wer* not • written pirt ot thi igreement between prott*. i-Uil ind imiteur hockey,'' Mr. Cilder uid. Thert ilso wu tomt diicuuion of cliuui ln our previoui igreement Beyond thi queition of Juniort turning profusions], (nil* wer* no changes made." Cards Beat Pirates 10-2 lotui Dodgen'Load to 6!4 Gaines By Thi Canadian Preu Polntlnj towird i climatic le- rlu with Brooklyn ntxt wetk, tha St. Louit Cardinali won their uvinth itralght victory yuterdty, doftttlng th* PltUburgh Plratei, 10-t Snd tutting tht Idle Dodgen' laad to •'/» gimu. Koekla Johnny Btulty pitched hii lBlh triumph ot the. siuon, matching thi totil ot Morton Cooper. Alter s ilngli gtme with Pitti- urgh tomorrow tnd I doubleheader Sundiy, ttw Cirdi mitt thl Dodgeri in two night gamei and two twilight gamei in a seriei that pout- ly could decide the National League pennant wlnntr, Chlctgo Cubs txplodtd a five-run fifth Inning to belt CinclnnaU Redi 8-3 In ttn opener of a four-gtme series. * •*** Successive homt runi ln the fourth inning try Barney McCosky and H_j Yprk give Detroit Tigeri the opener, 4-1, ot a tour-gam* series with St. Um)* Browns thit may determine final occuptney ot in Amerlcm Leagui firit-dlvlslon berth. The St Louis fourth-place margin over Detroit wu cut to two gamei. Tha Indlani returned to tha win column wlft a 3-2 victory over Chicigo White Sox, efflnd the five- hit pitching ot Mel Harder. • Biek homt ifter dropping thret out of four gimu to thi Rtd Sox In Boiton, Ntw York Yankeei Wint on thllr blggitt icorlng iprtt of the •tmon, eruthlng Wuhlngton Stnatort 17-7, with a ti-hlt attack. Tony Luplen, Rookie tint but- min for thl Boston Red Sox, drove ln flv* rum to' leid the Sox to io 7-( victory over the Athletici befort 9388 it Shibe Ptrk. NATIONAL Pittsburgh .... 100 010 000— 3 8 0 St. Loull 100 04] 12x—10 1] 1 Died, Himlln (7) ind Phelpi; Beailey uid W. Cooper. ClnclnniU ... 011 000 000- 3 8 I Chicago 100 0U 00x-» 8 10 1 Stirr, Shoun (9), Beggs (9) ind Lamanno, Lakeman (7); tee ind McCuUough. AMERICAN St. Loull 000 000 010- 1 S 0 Dewfti'........:: 000 460 OR-"4" Id Auker, HoUlngiworth (9) ind Hiyei, FerreU (8); White ind Pit- ■oni.' Chicigo ...000 110 000- i I . Cleveland .... 020 010 OOx- S 7 1 Lee and Turner; Htrder ind Dt suite's. Washington ... 000 001 232- 7 12 1 New York .... 8S0 134 OOx-17 21' 0 Wynn, Trotter Ct), Scirorough (7) and Evans; Ruuo, Lindell (8) and Dickey, Hemsley (0). Boiton 330 000 010- 7 11 1 PhUadelphii .. 300 000 110- 9 13 0 Wagner, Ryba (8) and Peacock; Fowler, Savage (2) Reeu (3) and H. Wagner. BALL SCORES AMERICAN ASSOCIATION -uut City _-_, 11 1 St. Paul 111 tf inning!). Karpal and Start; Coffman, Bowman t» ud Andrewi. INTERNATIONA- - Rochtttir SSO 1» 08-1 9 1 J*r«y City M0 001 00-1 S I (S lnningi) Roy tat Robinton; Cut tod Plut PACIFIC COAST Portltnd 7, Sttf.lt 7. ' Saa Diego 7, Stcrtmento I. Loi Angelu 1, Sao rrancisco I. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL Spokint 4, Siitm 4, cilia** ilxth iccount et dimout — Robinson Turns on Power to Flatten Shank NEW YORK, Aus tl (AR) - Riy Roblnion turned loou hta flitli lightning In i hurry tonight and flattened Riubtn Shank, the (Jplertdo Cowboy, In two roundi In Mtdlion Squire Qirdm te run hli ill-oenquerlni itrttk te 111 fight* In a row' Rtbltun welshed 1441/,, Shink i«fH. The ikinny Htrttm Htmmer dropptd tht willing Dtpvir wirrior four times-the lut Umt for keepi —with an auortment of punchts. Hi did it right after Slunk.' t rough, tough cltlnn who illngi punches from iU over thi houae ud il ilwiyi on thl charge, hid ill but I floored Rey with • right-hand ihot thit made Robinton gnib and hold for an lnittnt Tht one punch proved a big mistake tor it teemed to start Robinson's blasting machinery In motion. Three tlmu' be dropptd Shank for counti o| nlm, and the fourth Umi the roof fell tn on the Westerner, who came bit boasting declilooi over henry Armitrong md Fritiie Zivic. -PASS SSVSBI Resote Planes Kent Ceaseless Vigil Over Channel tor Stranded Nen By LOUIS V HUNTER Canadian Preu Staff Writer WITH THI RCA T. Somewbare io B-gU-S, Aug. 11 (CP Ctble)- Thtrty Britiih piloti were retcutd treu tb* English channel during tht furioui fighting on Wednetdty b*- coute young Cantdiinj Ukt pit. Lt Johnny Sptnct of Gutlph. Ont, get * kick out ol doing "lomething that helpt tbt boyi wbo ara doing tba big job*." Tht 11-year-old Plight Commind- tr will tell you hli lection wu onl} a imiU cog Ut the wheti; (bat there "It not much to uy tbout our Ht'll mention oaly incidtntelly that bt tod 19 flighti ovar tha Choanal betwun 4 im. ud S p m on W*dnt*d*y uarcbing tor Britiah tirmen itrindad In tbe Choanal Spenei- ucttoa lightid only on* pilot floating at au but U wam't bacauu tbey wer* not «ftiei«_t that they didn't tight more. Tha Choanal wu lilted with toll tir-Ka retcu* liunctm wbleb picked up moit pilot* btfort (ht sen of thtir trout- ut wu wet A depreued member ot th* iquidron wu Sgt-Pilot BUI Uptlgrovt of PenUcton. B. C. "I wi* pretty browned oft whtn I tound out what wu going on and tbat I mined uott ot tt," ht uld. All igreed thit Oermin tStapti to bomb tha convey carrying tbt Cinidiini were "pretty dsmn poor."" Spirfirtt Carry on In Hm Pact of Two Softball Looms SuU cirrylng tba tpert torch to Ntlton, Spltflru took aa two mft> ball gamu this w*k. CY.O. pound- id thtm S-l to a brtaf ineouater Wtdnttdiy but thty mtdt Truck- ere itretch tor u tl-10 vittory fri- •ley U.S. Army Schools Drop Football WASHINOTON, Ag II (AP) - All competitive toetbill Khedulu it Unittd Stitei Army School* where iir corpi mechinlci gtt thtlr trilnlng hive batn'cancelled to in order pouibly prtttging furUiir cuti in tht widuprud mlllttry sports progrim. Mij.-Gen. liter R Wuver, Comminding Oent.il, wrote toe uvertl ■care Khool hetdi undir hi* corn- mud thit inter-school or inter- cimp footbtll would Interfere too much with tht urgent training of torcu. BAU STANDINGS NATIONAL LIAOUI Brooklyn .— .'■ St Loull New fork ...... , Cincinoitl ... Pittiburgh Chicago Boiton Philtdtlphi* AMIRICAN LIAOUI Naw York Boaton C}*vtl*nd St Loul* Detroit : Chicigo - Wuhlngton Philidtlphl* 11 IS US 75 41 Ml •o m sea MM JIM Mil 4W 54 M Ml 44 71 400 Jl 71-M TB 41 -M M tl STI MM MS « M .511 51 51 .4M tl M ,147 47 m 406 a 71 Ml High Praise lor Col. Merrill's Coolness Under Heavy Fire OTTAWA. Aug. 11 (CP)-Cool- ous under huvy Bra at CoL Ctcil Mtrritt of tb* South Sukatehtwu Rtgimtnt during tb* attack ca Dtepp* wu ducribed to • radio talk lut nlghuby Wallace Weyburn, Montreal Standard Corespondent who witb Rcsa Monro, Canadian Preu War CotTttpotxUct, got ubor* wkh tbe tovedtog forct. Rayburn deicrlbed CoL Merritt M "i torr-to guy* who 'haUt trom Vtncouvtr, whart be uaed to be a lawyer." "The but way to daeerib* tb* tort et toldier Col Merritt ll would b* for mt to repeit whttone at hli otflctn remgrkad eo th* thlp letvlng __gltnd," Btyburn uld. To on* of hit ftUowi ht uid: "You have to pta a drtl rop* on tbt Colon*! to keep up with blm" The OormpoodeBt told how CoL Merritt it tbi btttlt teem ihouted: "Comt on man, we're going to crou Uili bridge-spread oui! Don't bunch up' hale we go—" And with that, wld Rayburn, "ba ut ott walking aerou tba bridgt, Un hit in bind, twirling lt round u hi waltd—erect, oet th* tout btt voucttnad by the muck tbat wu flying iround him." CoL Morrltt wu ducrlbad es "young, only 11 with . boytob grto, u ithtotto bulk1, big, broad rtould- tn, ud t etoar-cut iquara tttf." Tba broadcait wu beard ovtr th* Nitional Network ot tbe Canadian BroadcuUng Corporation. TORONTO, (CP)- Ona ot Cao- tdt'i moit travelled hockey playtn li ln tht Royil Cuidiu Atr Force now. Mauriea (Buleh) Marchaw Jointd up otter a hockey career that extended trom Sukitchtwin to the ' Atlintic Cout. Tbe M-year-old de- ttneemin began witb Wtoatpei Junior Rtagtri tnd pliyed unto* wito Sukitoon Quikere, Otroldtn OoM Mlnon, North Sydoty VloUw In. River Vote Site ttn tn the Burl. trn United Statu Amiteur league TORONTO, (CP) - Hart Picard, ont ot Manitoba*! outtttndlng goiter! tnd i member of mtny Willing- don Cup teami. Is i lub-Ututananl in the Royal Cimdiin Naval Volunteer Reserve. Major League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN batting—Williams, Boston, .151. Runt—Williams, Boston, 102. Hltt—Spence, Waihington, IM. Doubles—Dimaggio, Boston, 14. Triples—Spence, Wuhlngton, ind -Beith, Cleveland, 12. 8tol»n Batei—Cue, Wishington, 10. PHohlng— Borowy, New York 11-1 NATIONAL Batting—Reiser, Broolyn, .138. Runt—Ott, New York, 88. ' Hits—Sliughter, St. LouU, 14. Doublet—Hick,— Chicago, jl. Triplet—Slaughter, St Louis, 16. Stolen Buei—Relur, Brooklyn, 13, Pitching—ylrench, Brooklyn, 13-1, Bettina leaders By Thl Associated Pre"! Batting (thret leiden In uch Leigue; Pliyer, Club O AB R H Pet Williami. R. S. 118 404 IM 143 Ml Reiser, Dodi. M 271 78 IM .SM Gordon, Yanki 111 414 M 133 MO Wright, W Sox 79 177 41 M _ Lombardi, B'I M 328 . M 75 .325 Muslal, Cards IM MS M 111 .332 Home runi: National leigue— Ott, Gltnti 21; Americu Lugue— Williims, Red Sox 26. Rum batted In: National Leigue —Medwick, Dodgeri 79; American Lugue—WUllanu, Red Sox 109. Tony Musto Wins Upset Decision Over Lee Savold WASHINOTON, Aug. 11 (AP.) —Tony Muito, thi iquit Chloaeo- •n with tht bobbing, erouohlng . ityle, icored in upiit 10-round decliion over Let Savold of Du. Molnii, ll., In 0 heivyweight icnp hire tonlsht Muito wtlghid 1M poundt; Savold IM1/* Tha 1-1 decliion wu booed lustily by tbe crowd. Miny of thi 7000 spectators and preu row rlngilden believed Savold, who used in educated left hud and ■ hard itralght right bid outpointed Musto. Referee Eddie Lefond voted for Savold. The two. judgu Dr. Robert Eiler ind Dr. O. U. Singer, both of Wuhington, ilded vith Tony. On the Associated Press car Savold wu credited with ilx rounds, Muito with three and one wit icored even. Savold looked slow and tired In the early roundi and wot unable to locate the elusive Tony until the fourth, whin hit left Jibs itarted to tell. Both tighten missed badly throughout. Muito dealt Savold iomt wvtre punlihment In tht cllnchei, uilng •hert blowi to thi body that hurt tha lowan. Whtn thi pair camt out ind boxed, however, Savold wai thl aggreiior ind looked fir luperior. Savold ikipped a coupla ot prlmt opportunities to put Muito in a bad holi. He cornered the Chlcagou on tht ropu twlct but wu unible to land a reaUy telling blow becauie of Musto's crouching style. TORONTO, (CP)-Binolt "Ben' Siurlel, chiirmm of competition of the Laurlentian Ski Zone ln Quebec Is icheduled to go on ictive service is t cidet officer it St. Jerome. He wu i member of the Totem Ski Club ln Montreal and ittrred In downhill ind slalom ikilng.' (This advertisement Is not published or displayed by ths Liquor Control Bosrd or by ths Government of British Columbls Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON,-R. Auoelited Prm Iportl Writer NBW YORK, Aug. SI (AP)- It there'i any truth In the rumor around New York thit Pte, Billy Conn it'about to be ihipped to in Officer's Trilnlng School, one guy wbo doein't know tnythlng about It It William Divld Conn... Thl reuon Ben Jonu lt ihipping Whirlaway to Camden for the Trenton Handicap Aug 29 initead ot keeping him at Saratoga to run for Juit u much dough In th* Saratoga Hindi- cap It that Ben wanta 'o do a favor for a friend who li an official of the Garden state track ... the World Seriei broadcast will Include shortwave trtnsmltiion iround tht world' to ruch American soldiers Md tailors on .foreign service . ,. Chicigp Bein htvt uied George Wilion U decoy on forwird pm -j plays so often .thtt hit teammates called him "quack quack" ONE-ROUND KNOCKOUT As a goiter, .red Apostoli tpplr* Sgtly throwi u miny hook? as he •ver did In the ring-Fred playtd i round with Sen) Snead down it the' Norfolk Naval Tnlnin,; Station tha other diy and I afterward he confessed: "I've never felt to lonely ln my life—Sara wu straight down the middle and I was all over the courie—by mygelt. This yetr the cost of the wir ihowi toother increase. Canada will need almost four billion dollars to ci-jry on. Where is this increase to camt from? From the large income groups? Yes—but not from them alonel Their new tax rates rtnge w high as 98%. A married man with an income of $50,000 must piy about 67c out of every dollar—or if he his an income of $100,000 he mutt pty about 78c out of every dollir. From big companies? Yet—but not from them •loneI The full amount of til exceu profiti hu to be ptld over to the government, while 30% of normtl profits are taxed tway. Clearly, this is t btttie for our very existence. Every persona rich snd poor, must pty hit or her share. Incom* Ttx it fpr lo til. It distributes tht load according to eich person's ability to.pty. There'i goin; to be lest money in our pay envelopes —because ths 1942 income ux of salary and wage earners it being deducted it the source during September 1942 to Auguit 194J. Formi TD-1, which should lie flleil with yoor employer at onc*( miy' I- Ncured from your employer, Post Offices, or Iniptcton of Income Tix. Employer* tnd Pott Officii liivi been requeued to dii. pliy in 1 prominent place thl official Tibl. of Tu Dtductiom. Here arrfact* you. ihonld know i 1, Deduction starts with thi first I single person without dependents 6, If your ulary or wiges trt let tad without personal livings. thin j, of your incomt, your em- 4. The Tit-t of Tix Deductions is pW«t will make the deductions ip- designed to collect ibout JO* of plicabU to such siluy or wagei but/ your tottl IJ42 ta ifter allowing for you must ilso piy (by qutrterly ln- the National Defence Tax deducted ittlmenti commencing: October }t, during the first 8 months of 1942. 1942) tu on your other incomt tnd 5. A mirgin of 10«t hu bun lift ~>u»t ** TW ww-'1 "to™ •**■ Apti for tdjurtmenti io thtt, in most cases, U43. Rnaitttnee Form T.7.B Indi- owr-diduction will be avoided with- vidutls, for us* is rSch cases, will be 3. If you do not file Form TD-1 with out letvlng t luge bilince to pty it available sometime in September it your employer, hi must deduct thi the tlmt of filing the mnual return Post Offices and local Incom* Ta amounts provided by the Tabic for in Stptembtr 1941. offices. EXAMPLE! Or WEEKLY DEDUCTION! pay-period beginning in September, 2. Your employer must deduct tb* imount provided by the'officiil Table of Tax Deductions for your current rate of pay, taking account of th* marital status, dependents and personal savings you ihow on Form TD-1. . SINGLE-NO DEPENDENTS MAKin-Mro DEPENDENTS UAMUED-l DEPENDENTS WMkly Earnl-nfi Deduction with No Credit for Stvlnif for 8av.i}f- Deduction wlth fnrS«»lntl Deduction with FaHCredlt for i. *ini- -eduction wltt No Crtdlt fnrSiTlnw Twar for fits—fi lis $ 1.07 i .29 —m. , m— —. 20 2.J7 1.13 — ■ — — — 2J 3.80 2.00 $ .90 J.03 . $ .29 — 10 J.37 3.21 3.18 1.09 .43 — » 7.34*, 4.84 4.92 1.88 l.«9 $ J2 40 9.1J «.27 «.73 3.13 3.51 1.3J 41 10.9J 7.71 8.3J 4.50 5.32 2.17 JO 12.74 9.14 10.36* J.8S 7.13 2.99 60 17.18 12.8(5 14.30 8.90 11.08 4.80 COLIN GIBSON, ' MMtfir«/ _tl_l DOMINION Or CANADA-DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE INCOME TAX DIVISION C FRASER ELLIOTT, Commhibntr of Incomt Tsx. L|ij|*^jfy^ygf|gig^^^|f^|0^fj ._i_t______ '*__-.{_-tt-t'it PAOI SIGHT » -NIUON DAILV NSW* SJSLSON S. C.-SATUAOAY MORNim AUGUST tt. t»SS- BAiV LOVSS THSSI Ltt btby letrn his mimal friendi trom theu umple motlfi embroidered on hii clothei tnd nunery llnent. You'll htvt t motif dont in t Jiffy, they're to limple! Pattern 244 containi a transfer pattern of 12 mottfi averaging l*ix\% Inchei; materiali required; illustration of stitches. Stnd twtnty cenn tor thli pit- Mm to Thl Nilun Dally Ntwi. Nttdlttnft Dipt. Ntlun. Writt olilnly pttttrn numbtr, your namt and tddrtu. Pttttrn will bt milled to your homt within 10 diy- WhvuatL -y-V_bt • AY TWO-PIECI 8TYLB Tht two-piece style Is such t tenutlonal success that Marian Martin now ihowi it in a soft dresi-up venion, Pattern 9123. The Jacket has an optional scalloped edge and prettily shaped collar and cuffs. Front skirt panel! give nice linei. , Pattern 9123 may be ordered only in misses' ilzei 12. 14, 18, 18 and 20. Size 16 requires 3% yards 35 inch fabric and % yard contrast. Send twenty etna for thli Her Ian Mirtin pattern. Be iure to write pltlnly your SIZE, ntme, tddreu tnd ityle number. Send your ordtr to The Dally Ntwt. Pattern will be lent to your home-within 10 dtyi. AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN ALSO A PSYCHIC BID EVERYliODY knowi Uut t Wd mtdt by I pltytr who bit nowhere nur tht holding Indlctted by It It • piychlc bid Intended to mislead Uit opponenU. By tht umt token. • ptu with t htnd containing plenty of itrength tor t bid, plut perhapi iomt idditlonil. It liw piychlc, for tht purpou of misleading tht opponent! Into thinking Ule hmd It weak. A pltytr wbo wu tither of theu meuurei mutt bt cireful In the lattr bidding to protect hit own tide from the comequencei of Ml tction. if kt tia. ♦ _J • AS fQJS32 + KQJS *K ITS f*\*. ♦ A K 8 4 N W E S 4103 VJS742 4 10 9 J 2 ♦Q9542 VK10S 4MI 4>AS7 (Duler: mtt MortMkartfe vulnerable.) • Wett North Bait ' Pui IS !» 14 Pau > t. Pau 2 f Pau J NT Put 3 NT Dbl 1* Dbl Pau Pau 1 NT Pass Pan 3 4 -'au '♦ INT What a terrific lecturing Weit took after thli hmd wai played it Tible 1. Ht had started wtth what he considered t "tmart" ptst cf hit good hand. East, thinking him weak, ituck In a psychic overall, which Wut ihould lattr havt rtad,' afttr hli vulntnblt opponent! wtnt; on to gtme. But, with hit own itrength concealed, ht reckoned ht wu la imbuih md 10 madt • very dingirout doublt—a vtry costly ont, whtn coupled wtth tht playing ht did. Eut ltd tht htart 4 to the 8, Q and A. Tht iptde A woo, Uu J wu ducked tqr Wut. Ult hurt 10 wu finessed, tht tpaSt Q ftU to tht K, md Wut had a chtnct now to try ont of hit top ditmondi. Ht did not, however, but led tht 4 of the tult, which dummy's 10 won. Tht ipadt S tnd S wtn now good for trlcki, also thi htart K, tnd four clubi finished the play, giv- In; North three extn trlcki doubled. Where Wut mide hli natural opening, ot either 1 ipadt or t diamond u ahown it Tablt 2. North and South ilso got Into 3-No Trumpt and made their gtmt without my difficulty, but icored nothing comparable, u they wera not doubled md did not takt all of those aurplut trlcki. * t • . Yonr Week-End Umtf It your left-hand opponent makei 1 takeout or lnformaUvt double over your original mit Md, your partner redoubles, md your right-hand opponent then bidi a auit, what principle appliu to tht action you now ihould takt? In other words, what ia tht message conveyed to you by your partner'e redouble? What dou it tell you to do with respect to a bid by tht player oa your right t HENRY By Carl Anderson tMitributed br Kim reituru DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN LHlgh, 1. Aitupor craggy Mil 2. Unit of 4.Chmct weight 7. Real S.mwill 8. Wicked 4. Chopi 10. Outer coat ot 6. Make grain (pois.) use of 11. Dlmlnlshet 6. Feather 13. Belgium 7. Vestige 9. Multitude! 10. Nail 12. Species of cassia (pi.) 22. Constellation 24. Mischievous person 25. Sloth 26. Part of garment 27. Aircraft shelters 28. King of Baahan 34. Likt 36. Gritvoualy 36. Each one 37. Experiment -Ui*l UH11II {--UH- i'l'lllii* EMU-- l-JIIMIll* a_ii_Ha- !._acii_ mm. JraauQBI HII iiMflli- III'! aaaa i-hub ai;]u_-i L__i9.i_i s_>_ -tana „i _**_ aaaa at*1 awc-ai 1'.in uwu r_BHi_ !-i_a_i[_[_ mam \_i-iiMu U1IIL1I-4 MUl-il Ui_l*_ -Jl_l-W 16. Music note 39. Cotted with 20. Kills Icing Yeste-Ur't Auwer 40. Yucctlikt plmt 42,Tofrty 44. Tien "When a girl walks like Mary Jane, it's the female way of whist- lin' to attract the other sex" marble 14. Scorch 15. Stress 17. Reclined 18. EnglUh river 19. It li (contr.) 21. Ahead 22. Part of day (abbr.) 23. Climbing vine 26. Coastline 29. Astray 30. Goods eaat overboard 31.Aloft 32. Type measurt 33. Label 35. Place 38. Ova 41. Days before Ash Wednesday t-. Courage 45. Weight allowances 46. Muse of lyric poetry 47. Turn inside out 48. Plat-bottom boat 49. Trui* 50. Elevated tralna (abbr.) 61. Cunning "T'.T." Find tht kit md follow through to tht solution. BRINGING UP FATHER By Gtorge McManus MOTHER/ WHY SO SAD? 7^ OH' IT'S THie WAR// WHV DO PEOPLE V*MT TO RGHTflP THEV WOJL<- JUST TRY TO UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER AMO BE MORS , - coNsiOBiicre/ ( ■PTH-V WOULD JUST TRY TO BG KICB TO each ameR-Twece NEVER WOULD BE AUY PIQHTIWQ- DONALD DUCK By Walt Disney KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED / By Zane Grey UNCLE WILL KILLVOU JUST UKE HE DID CONSTABLE M00RE/ SEE STUNG.NOTHING/THAT'* POISON IVY RASH/ ttSSK Cm-mt. wrf-I- JM-l \ tttt} m__m ty**_a Xm.' Xs BLONDIE 'By Chic Young _, ......_^—. 1C_H -•JULMN DAILY NEWS, NELBON t C-SATUSDAV MORNINC AUGUST Bt WS PHONI 144 Classified Advertising -M* Look Down These Wont Ad Columns foi Borgoii ns -^ fHONl 144 BIRTHS HAMILTON—To Mr. ud Mrt. Guy Himilton, WUlow Point, tt Koottnty Ltke General'Hospital. Ntlson, Auguit 10, twin dtughttn TOtt-SEND-To Mr. tnd "Jin Williim Towniend, 901 Houiton Strett, it Koottnty Ukt Genertl Hoipltil, Nelion, Augutt II, i dtugh- ttr. TOMLIN-To Mr. tnd Mri. Htnry Tomlia, Stlmo, it Kooteniy Like General Hoipittl, Ntlion, Auguit 11. t daughter. HELP WANTID AppUctUoni will not ot conilder- id trom penoni In tht impioytneut ot uy Arm corpontlon or otatr employer engiged tn tht production of munitions wtr equipmeni or luppllei for thl irmtd forctt unleu iuch • perion ll I ikillto trtdeimm not ictutlly tmployed It hti trade WINWl-A. MW AND WPiST- needed bidly by Government for wir work. You eu train it homt for Job tl Stenographer. Typut, Office Clark, Letter Ctrrier, MaU Clerk, Customs Examiner, etc. Free idvici tnd record of ippolntment of our itudenti from M.C.C. ClvU Service School Ltd., Winnipeg. The oldeit In Cinidi. No igenti. nphtr tor office work. Experience deilnble, but not necessary. Apply Intptctor Of ntrtl'i Representative, lnipection Botrd of United Kingdom tnd Canida Co Con- ■Olldlttd Mining ind Smelting Co., TnU, B.C, •WaHT--: MAN FOR RANCH Ablt to milk tnd hindle horses. J. Robinson, Blewett,'B.C. V7ANTED: MINERS AND BUCK- tn for Mammoth ind Standard Mines, Silverton. B.C. WANTED: GIRL TO HELP IN AFT~- ernoon. Light work. Ph. 384-X llRL M>R Li--t H6*J-_WO-iC Phone S40-L. Mominga. WANT*-: -ttd C_-RK ~-P Hotel Crinbrook, Cranbrook, B.C tin _ TEACHERS ii TEACHER IS REQUIRED FOR Gilpin Rural PubUc School, duties to commence with Fill Term Pupils 8 to 10. Apply to H. W. Col- lini, Official Truitet, Gilpin School District, Grind Forkt, B.C. Wanted: teacher for jaf~- friy School. Salary, ont thousand l yetr. Apply • Sec. of Jaffray School Board, Jatfray, B.C, WANTED: TEACHER FOR NE.D- lei rural ichool. Apply H. Kendrlck, Secretary, Needlei, B.C. SITUATIONS WANTED Special Low Ratei tor non. commerciil advertisement! under thli classification to assist ptoplt ieeklng employment. Only 39c for one week (S days) eoven my number of required linea Payable ln advance Add 10c if box number deilred -ILLMAN, PAST MILITARY AGE ctpable ot taking full charge of concentrator wants. Steady employment, small mill preferred Apply box 6894, Daily News "WPERIENCED SASH AND DOOR factory man open for Job about Sept 15. Able to take charge as foreman. Past military age. Reply to Box 6799 Daily News. _ii i PROPERTY, HOUSES, FARMS BUSINESS AND « PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ASSAYERS AND MINE REPRESENTATIVES PERSONAL HAROLD S. EL-IS, ROSSLA.NU B.C. Provincial Aistytr, Chimin lndlvlduil rtprtttnUtivt for ihlppen it Trtil Smtlttr A. J.-BUII, Independent Mine Rep- rtltnttllvt. Box 54, TraU. B - _. w. #!_WJWS6N, PBoVTHCUL Astayer, 301 Joiephlni St. NeUon. THl Wt_. K00T_KAY~A-_A. office, 930 Stanley Si, Ntlton, Bt. _6OT_NA. MINIS A-SAYXUS Box 308, Ntlton, B.C. CHIROPRACTORS A. E McDONALD, DC. Ptlmer Grid. X-Rty. Strand Blk- TrtU COR8ETIERES SPENCER C0R8-TIIRE Mitt S. Boomer, 317 Gon, Ph M-L ■ i ii———_—=i —_——_—__-I ENGINEERS ANO SURVEYORS BOYD C. AFFLECK, P.O. Box 104, Trill, B. C, Survtyor tnd Engineer, Phont "Betvtr -tilt" ft. W. HA--_N. MiNl-0 k cnm. Engl netr; B.C. Ltnd Survtyor, Roultnd tnd Grmd Forki, B.C FOOT SPECIALISTS 8. 3. GILLIS, DSC; R.C.P. REQ'D Chiropodist, Foot SpecliUlt, Bergeron Block. Ph. 1199, Trill, B.C. FUNERAL HOMES SOMERS FUNERAL HOME 702 Biker St Phone 3S3 Cert Mortician Lidy Attendant Modern Ambulinct Servict INSURANCE AND RE.AL ESTATE CHAS. F. McHARDY. INSURANCE, Rttl Estate, Phont 139 MACHINISTS BENNETTS LIMITED Machint ihop, acetylene ind electric welding, motor rewinding, commerciil refrigeration Phone 903 334 Vernon St. OPTOMETRISTS W. E. MARSHALL Optometrlsti 1498 Biy Ave, Trail Phont 177 SASH FACTORIES LAWSON'S SASH FACTORY Htrdwood merchant, 273 Biker St SECOND HAND STORES WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANUE Whtt htve you? Ph. 934 Ark Store LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND FARM SUPPLIES, ETC. For Sale 8 rm. houae. Close (PI/t AA in. 2 bathroomi. .. iDItA/v Stucco flnlihed home. 3 bedrooms. Large living room. Coait fir floors. Kitchen. Built in cupboards Bathroom. All naw plumbing, recessed bath. Basement. Laundry tubi. Furnace. 4 loti. Offered for Immediate Termi t_ _57UU F. A. Whitfield Phont 69 Nclson, B. C. .OOD FARM LANDS FOR SALS on easy ttrmi ln Albtrti tnd Saskatchewan Writt for full InformtUon to 908 Dtpt of Nttunl Reiourcei. CP.R Cilgiry Alti *Tj ACRE FRUIT RANCH WITH, creek, netr highway tnd Koottnty Lake. 7 rm. furn. ot unfurn. house. Box 8007, Dally Newa. Houses for Sale Btl our very complete lilting, all' classes, all pricei, iomt priced exceptionally low for tm- ' mediate sale. T. D. Rosling 088 Ward St Phone 717 | FOR QUICK SALE, LOT 39 X 99, Oyfo Park Rd., Mri. A. Hanion. 11. A. WHITFIELD. REAL ESTATE •nd Iniurinct, 417 Hill *3t. Ntlion. BABY CHICKSMtHODE ISLAND Rtdi ind New Himpihirei, An drtw Christie strain, good utility Itock, ipproved ind bloodtested $800 per 100. Chicks reidy to ihip ivery Tuesdiy John Good mm, 1839 Gilley Avenue. New Weitminiter B.C FOR SALE: 40 PURE BRED NEW Hampshire pullets md cockereli. Phone 688-1,. FOR SAL! HEAVY HORSE- Fred -lookoff. Castlegar. B. C. FOR SALE: HORSE, 1400 LBS., harness, skidding getr, Ph. 611-R2, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SAVE FURNACE WORK snd WORRY Wonderful opportunity to buy automatic coil itoktr. Practically good as new. Will save 23% on coal bill and give more heating efficiency than hand itoking. Requlrei no expert attention. Operate! automatically with thermostatic control. Ideal for ateam or hot water. Bargain at' $200. In itorage ready tor demonstration and Installation. ■ D. L KERR Nelion FOR SALE: 3-INCH STAVE CLEAR hardwood round water tank, nze 10 ft. dii. 12 ft high, with roof. Complttt with ill fittings. Uted one year. G. J. Cheveldave, Box 77, Cutlegir, B. C. __E. •)._»__ a_-N_¥ OX. OTtD Range, in first-class cond. 119 High Street or Ph. 838-L. FOR SALE: NORGE REFRIGERA tor. Good condition. Cash. Box 6891 Dally N m WANT PRiNTI-<5 6. AS. description write to Duly Newt Commerciil Printing Dipt, Ntlion, & C. .oUcA-Ru-nAHOWJ-N-.-. gtrttn witb our help. Cttudiin Klndtrgtrtu Institute, etn M C C Schools, Winnipeg. MuitoM __N 6NL.I SIN- kc pOSTA-k for Frtt Catalog ot Joktt Novelties Books. Blides Sundriei tic. Pirii Novtlty, Dept "B" 111 Mclntyrt Bldg, Winnipeg. MuiUiOt i-t -LlbNS photo- _&« P.O Box 434. Vincouvtr, B.. Any ilit roll div, printed, JJc Reprints. It etch. Frtt 8x7 coupon. A trill will convlnct you" ti l's PATRI6TI- t<5 SELL THAT unteded irtlcle to lomtont who cu un lt It rtprtitnti rtw mate. rill ud vtlutblt Ubor. Sill lt with in tdvtrtlsement In thi Duly Newi Classified Columni. US-FUR COATS R__1N1_>, QLAZ. ed ud minor reptln , . , rtduc- tlont up to 90% during our AN' NUAL AUGUST FUR SAlE . . convenient ttrmi. POLAR FURS LTD. 848 OrinvlUi St.. Vincouver B.C. films develop!-) AN- PWHT td (6 or 8 exposure roll) 25c, lie- prints lc each For your vicition snapshot!, choose Kryital Finish Ouarinteed non-fidt prlnti Kryital Photoi, Wilkie. Saskatchewan Established over SO years MEN'S SPECIAL Men'i penonil drug lundnei, fineit quillty, tested, gutrin- ttld, 12 for 90c 29 tor St 00. n- lortcd, Including world'i funni- ut ]oki novelty fret, ud catalogue of rundnti. WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS Box 34 Dept NC. Reglnt Sask. -6-AK _ l-l-Hl-V-"; fWB COM plett sets velox printi from my roll ot films, 29c. Speciil, mall only reprlnti 2V_c etch. Prompt ier- vlct. Wt promlie to latlsfy you ln every wiy. Professionil Pho- tognpher, 29 yrs. experience. Send in your frlend'i fllmi tool FILM EXCHANGE, P.O. Box 90. Cutlegir. - AUTOMOTIVE MOTORCYCLES, IICYCLU Buy tht. Right Car and Buy It "RIGHT" We gutrintee dependability—You compare our prices 1938 Chev. Cosch 1938 Chev. Sedan 1938 Dodge Sedan 1939 Chev. Sedan .|746 |796 .9846 6800 Nelson Transfer Co., Ltd. Banc Cot Dclivtry in 20 Starts WASHINGTON, Aug- 11 >APl- Petroletu- Caordiaitai Bttold let- it todty prohibited rtilrste dtllvtry ot lutonwOilt guollnt ta 10 Kitts in tht Middlt Wttt vt* Southwut In t mat* to rtltttt u ett milt. 9000 io TOSO tank ctrt tor supplying the But. .-M«S MIMS Phont 99 Nilson, B. C. WI HAVE A FEW LIGHT AND htivy trucki ltft Ctntrtl Truck tnd Equlpmtnt Co Phont 100 701 Front Strttt, NtUon, B.C. THESE HAVE TIRES 1939 Chsv. Deluxe Cosch. 1937 Hudson Terrsplsns Coach 1940 Pontlse 4-pssi. Coupe A REAL DEAL AT SKY CHIEF AUTO SERVICE 122 Btker St. Nelson POR SALE OR TRADE: PORD VS 2% ton truck. WIU tike '38 or 37 light delivery or ctr. Writi 1801 Robertion Ave., Nelion. Enemy Will Pay For (rimes Says Roosevelt WASHINOTON, Aug- 11 iAP>- Prttideot Rootevtlt wtrntd tntmy nitioni ln t formtl ittttmtnt todty Ot "ttirful r.trlbution" to comi tor whtt ht ctUtd thtlr "btrbtrlt crimei" igtinn civilian populttloni In Axis-occupied countriu Tht Pmidtnt iuued hit wtrnlng ifter Stcrttiry ot SUU Cordell Hull htd glvu him t communlcition trom tht Ntthtrltndt Ambuudor Ud tht Yugoiliv ind Luxembourg MinUten cilllng ittention te Nul lltylng ot hot: agei. Describing thtn u tcti of duptr- tte mu, tnd promising thiy would mult ln ttirful retribution, the Preildent Mid tbe Governmmt of thi Unltid Stttei hid been receiving Information ot Axli itrocltlei trom numtroui source* tnd would welcome more. Whm Ihe United Nitioni ichieve victory, ht taurted, tt it thtlr purpou to mike ippropriitt utt ot tht •massed evidence. Tbe tine will come, Mr. Roouvtlt itid, whtn tht guilty penoni will hivt to stind up ln courts of liw In countriu they now irt op- prtMlng ind iniwer tor thtlr icti. Ban Leaves and Passes for Lazv Soldien OTTAWA. Auf. 11 (CPl-Ooot- byt to wttk ind Ittvti, elhu ihort lti vu ud off-duty puiei tor thi Army officer tnd iol-.tr tn Cutot who filli bthlnd tn hli training "bectuit ot itecknta or mitcu- duet er othtr «_n within thtir oontrol* They wut be getting uy more undtr u Army routlnt ordtr mtdt public todty. lniteid thty will bt glvu txtrt training periods during tvening!, Stturdty ifternooni ud Sundtyt until thty citch up. Tht ordtr tpplln to til formi- tbns ul ur.iti ot thi Army In tht Dominion. Officeri ud toldltri who fill bthlnd in thtlr trilnlng through ciusei beyond thtlr control—for txample, hospltaliulkn or quir- utlno—mty bt granted thort leave but will not be tllowed off-duty ptsiMi until they hive bten brought up to required itandird. Union Drops Barrier to Womtn Worktn VANCOUVER, At* 21 (CP1- Tht Boiltrmtken' ud Iron Shipbuilder!' Union todty pused I ruolutlon tcctptlng womtn Into IU membership. Only womu iffected to fir by tht decliion il 12-yetr-old DorU HcSwtn, who itirted work tn Burrird drydock u i weldtr thli weik. Thi union itlpultted ln IU ruolutlon thtt women welders muit receive the Union icile ot wiges- SS ctnU u hour—the umt rite u milt welden. FILMS PRbP_RL. pro-ESSM Prlnti you will bt proud to ihow to your frlendi. Any 8 or 8 txpu- mrt roll dtvtloptd tnd printed 29c; or 12 reprtnta SSc. Enlargement! midt from your own negatives ind framed ln in attractive end frame 3%x5%; special 29c; 3 tor 79c. 5x7 special 49c; 8 for $120 Plact your films in protei- ilontl handi. No italns. No scratches. Send your orden with confidence to Super SnapshoU, Box 2999. Winnipeg. RENTALS SEE OUR SELECTION OF LATE MODEL PICK OF THE MARKET Used Cars AU with excellent tint. SNAPI 1931. OLDSMOBILE Deluxe Six touring Sedin. A retl buy. No trtdu. Full price $395 Cuthbert Motors LIMITED Nelson, B. C. Opp. Poit Offloe and Hume Hotel FOR SALE: 1937 FAROO TRUCK, •ft to l ton, good tirei. Nelson Auto Wrecken. SEE OUR STOCK OF OOOD USED CARS $75 to 81000 PEEBLES LIMITED 153 Biker St. NeUon, B. C. modtrn ipirlrnmta. McHardy, Iniurinct ind Real Estate. Ph, 135. FOR RENT: 3-RM PARTLY FURN- lshed Suite. 259 Baker. Ph. 488-1,. FOR'rENT: _.Rtv. FURN. SUITE, 311 Vemon St., City. FOR RENT: 7-R00MED FURN'D hit. Mn. Sinclair, 1912 Stanley St. if6-' RENT: .URN. 3-RM. APART- ment. Ph. 123-L. flMt. -flite-' $i8 PEtt taOOTH. 228 Anderion St. See toy tgent FOR REN.: 5 RU- STUCCO -S*_ Falli Stntt. Apply 125 Sillct St .OR R_Nt: SIX'-RA-M* APART. over Dwytr Store fWfttT 825.00 mo ALSO A SUltfi. ALSO A STOII houn partly furnlihed Ph 118 TERRACE APTS Beautiful modern frlgldalre tqulpptd lultei A HOME rOrTTH-SrTtWA- trom homt Strathcona Hottl Apti. or later model Box 5922 Newi WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT; 5 ROOM COTTAGE, completely redecorated, excellent . kitchen range, furnace, extra large basement, garage. 909 Victoria St. FOR RENT - FURNISH--, AT-1 T____T *■*"**" '*' ■ tractive four-room apartment, |WANTED: CAR FOR £ASH,_1983 lower floor, separate entrance. Phone 542-R. mm 'SUTTft * ftUS I BID- roomi If desired. 845; tUo furn tulte 880. Hot witer, hett ud ra- frlgtrttlon included Kerr ApU •t-T-T-l S_V_rA_ GO-) houiei for rent. Ctll In ud iee C. W. Appleytrd St Co. Ltd., Baker Street, NeUon. -OR RtNT; '-fi- ROOM -0-9- wlth ill modtrn convenience! C. Migllo. 820 Robion St. Ph. 841-L. FAR' AeN-: 5-RM. HOUSE WITH furnace, complttt plumbing 823 mo. Apply 1423 Kooteniy SI. fAft" R-NT: SEVERAL HOUStS, WANTED TO BUY: FOR IMMEDI- ite ihipment several carloadi of split cedar posts ilze 15 to 18-7 teet long. Sttte price loaded on ctr tnd ihipping point. Royal Lumber Yards. Ltd., Calgary, Alberti. WANtEtt: PbSTA-i BI AMP col: lections md etrly Victorlin issues ot Canada. WelU, 4295A St. Lawrence, Montretl. SHIP U- YOlla SCRAP ME+ALS or iron. Any quantity Top pricu paid. Activt Trtding Compiny 918 Powell St Vancouver B C WAN-E- fA 'i_y*. «TA-T)A-D or portable typewriter. Spot Cuh Apply Box 8798 Dally Newi. LOST AND FOUND To Finders tf you find inything ttltphont The Dally Ntwi A "Found" Ad. drill bt Inserted without coil to you. We will collect from thi owrlir taffi'-LACif ttAti-M PACK» hook eOAtttnlng regl.strat|6n ctrd tnd other paperi. Ph. 481, I tb 5 p.m. MUSICAL INSTRUMENf AND REPAIRS YOUR PIANO CLEANED. TUNED ind demothed 8500 Phont Hai- Itran 704-R2 FOR SALE'WPRIGHT PIANO, Off Condition, Phont 801-St, ABSOLVED OF BLAME IN MAN'S DEATH NEW WESTMINSTER, Aug. 21 (CP)-Wtlley Peten, 21, of New Weitminster today wu ibaolytd tor blame ln connection with tht detth of Frank Hale, 66, by a coroner'i Jury here. The Jury found Hilt died, of t ruptured blood veuel caused by excitement tnd over-exertion. New. Wutmlniter pollct will communicate with tht Attorney-General for authority to withdraw the manslaughter charge laid agalnit Peters. MONTREAL STOCKS INDUSTRIALS Con Mln & Smelt 88 Dominion Textile _ 89 Ottlntau Power — 8 Oitlntiu Power Pfd _. 71 Inter Petroleum - 13H Inter Nlcktl of Ctn .._ 29* Nat Brew Pfd 87 Inter Nickel of Ctn 29tt Nat Brew Pfd 87 Quebec Power Uv, Shtwnigu W St P 13% BANKS Btnk of Commerce 120 Dominion 147 Imperial 182 Montreil _ _ — 180 Roytl Bink 118 Bink of Toronto 212 QURB BeeuharnoU Corp 9H Can Industrie! B 1.3SH Fraser Co Ltd _ 7H McColl Frontenac Pfd 8 Mitchell Robt 13H The tomb of Ulysses S. Grant In New York wu built by populir subscription it I cost ot ISOOiOOO, N.huut Hathi N.nni , Telephone 144 Trtll Circulation: Phont 880 Classified Advertising Rates Uo ptr'lint ptr Inurtlon. 44c ptr lint per wetk '8 conitcutivt Inttrtloni for toil ot 4) 8143 ■ Unt ■ month (88 tlmu). (Minimum 2 llnet oer lniertion) coven any number of times. Bnx numbir He txtra Thl! PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. ETC. 18c per lint, first Insertion tnd ltc uch subsequent Inurtlon. ALL ABOVE HATES LESS 10fj FOR PROMPT PAYMENT 8PECIAL LOW RATH Non-eommirelil Sltuatloni Wanted for Ito for tny required numbir of llnu for ilx diyi piyible In tdvtnct. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Singlt copy . S .08 By ctrritr, ptr wetk .. .23 By ctrritr. ptr yur 19.00 By Mill: Oni month .....-_... f .75 Thru monthi .....™—... 800 Six monthi _ ., 4.M One yttr .... 8,00 Above ratti tpply ln Cinida United Statu ind Unltid Kingdom to lubscrlberi living outiidt rtgulir cirrler trail Elsewhere tnd In Cintdi whin extra poitage li required one month 81 50: thret monthi 8400; Ilx months 88.00: oqt year 819. Ordtr Arrtit of Chinese Chief CHUNGKING, Aug. 21 (AF>- Oen. Ching _n-To, I dlvlsloml com' minder on tht Southern Shtntung front, wu ordered irrested todty by ttat Nitlonil Military Council on chargu thtt hi itttmpttd to deiert with til hli troopi ind qrgulie hit own "a-ti-Jiptnese ihock irmy Whu Col. Sun Wtl-YIn, t loyil rt- glmental comminder rebelled with hii men igtlntt thli iction ud kill td t regimental comminder who btcked Chang, tht General wu uld to htvt fled with 800 followers. CONDEMNED YOUTHS' APPEAL DISMISSED BELFAST, Northern Inlind, Aug. 31 (CP)-Apptili ot ilx youthi condemned tor thl ilay- ing ot Polioe Conittbit Putrlck Murphy wtrt dlimlutd unanimously by u Appellate Court todty which ut thtlr executions for Stpt 1 The six had ihouted "Ood Sivt Irelind—Up the Republic," when they tint wert itntenced July 90. Scort Hits on Three Enemy Ships Off Netherlandi LOMOON, Aug- tl (OPr-ert*. IM bombtn ittacktd ■ _rm*n ttnvty ttt tht Ntthtrltndt tou' _t, tight, trtriMf hlti m thrtt ihipt, tht Air Miniitry iMtuneM tatty. All tht if Kith plinu rtturntd ttttiy. Beef Price to Be (ul One (enl VANCOUVSR. Aug. II (CP)-Tht British Columbit Rtfionil Offlct ot tht wtrtimt Pricu ud Trtdt Botrd unounced Mrs todty thtt t eut ef om out t pound ln tht prlct ot beti will comt Into effect within t ftw dtyt ot Aug. 24. Tht reduction wlU bt tht third lucceuive drop In prict ilnct tht Botrd estibltihed ita ntw policy governing domutic tuppliu ot beef. Rtttiltri wlU bt tllowed one week trom Aug. 24 In whieh to idjuit thiir flguru to tht ntw whokuti pricu. Tht reduction will tntblt householders to buy tbt but ituki tnd rottti it tht prict leveli prt- viiling la September ud Octobtr lttt. A further reduction ln bett pricei will comt Into tfftct Sept. II. NAZI RAIDERS HIT COAST TOWN THUTRE POLKESTONE, EngUnd, Aug. 11 (CP)—Two Otrmu pluu bombed tnd machine-gunned the itreeti Of I imtll Southeast coati town it noon todiy, hitting t thtttrt ud some other buildings. A numbtr of cuuiltlu ruulted. WINNIPEG CRAIN WINNIPIO, Aus 21 (CP)-Orain futurei quotitlom: Opu High Low Clou MONTRIAL PRODUCE MONTREAL, Aug. 21 (CP)-Bu'.- ter, Que. 84H, traded, ulu 290 boxei. Eggi, A-large 40HB; A-medlum 39B; A-pulltU 34-38. Futurei: Butter, Aug. 34*4-85; Sept. 34SB; Oct. 85HB, Nov. 35MB; Eggt, 88B, CALCARY LIVESTOCK CALOARY, Aug. 21 (CP)-Re- ctlpti, cittle 40; ctlvti 5; hogi 100; sheep 358 (through-billed.) Good grau iteers 8.75-10; but Thursday 10.10; common to medium 8-8.90. Good cowi 8-8.75; common to medium 9-9.79; canners down to 3.50. Qood bulli 7-7.80. But vealers 10.90-11. Hogi Thundty 14.10 for Bl it yards tnd planti with one load off ytrdi it 14.20. Good Iambi Thuridty 0.75. NEW YORK STOCKS American Cu 87 Am Smelt & Re 3BH Amerlcm Tobacco 43 Antcondt _ -SH Bendix Avlttlon 31 Beth Steel 54 Cthidlu Pacific ,... 4H Chryiler 58% Dupont H4*i Eaitmtn Kodtk 129 General Electric 27 General Motori ._ 38% Granby 4*J Great Nor Pfd ....._ _ 23% Inter Nlcktl _ _. 27y4 Kenn Copper 30% Phillips Pete 39% Ridlo Corporation . Stan Oil of N 3 .. Texti Gulf Sul .. Union Cirblde . United Aircraft U S Rubber ...... 3% 38V. 32M, B9V» 27% 2ny„ US Steel 47Vt VANCOUVER STOCKS Bralorne :. Golconda Gold Belt Hedley Mucot island Mountain .... Kooteniy Belle McGillivray Ptcific Nickel Pend Orelllt Pioneer Oold Premier Gold Privtteer Reevu MicDonald Reno Gold Sheep Creek Surf Inlet Whitewater OILS A P Consolidated Ctlgtry & Ed Commoil Dalhousie Foothllli Highwood Strcee Homt • Mtrcury Modtl -•tloni! Pett Oktltt Com Ptcific pete Sunttt _. United Vintltt Vulttn 50S .04 .12 .18 .IB .17% .07 .83 1.10 .42 .24 .18 .04 .73 .04*4 .Wt .06 .77 .13 .18 .54 .05 2.22 .04 .12% .04 .21 .13 .07 .04 .04% .18 8.10 .85 .20 .23 1.20 OS .80 .03 % .85 2.30 .05 .18 WHEAT: Oct 90 90 90 90 OATS: \ Oct. 49% 4S% 48% 48% Dtc — — — 46- BARLEY' OoL 80% 50% 90% 90% Dte 80V, 80% OOVi 90% RVE: Oct, 54 V, MH 54% 94% Dec 65% 60% 65% 55* CASH PRICES: - Whoit-l hird 99; 1 Nor. M; 1 Nor. 55%; 8 Nor. 88%; 4 Nor. 82; 6 whett 79; 8 whett 78; fttd whttt 78; 1 Garnet 88; I Gtrnet 81; 9 Girnet 81%; 1 Amber Durum 88%.' Oatt-2 CW, 48%; ex. 8 C.W. 48%; 9 C.W. 44%; ts. 1 tied 44%; teed 42%; 1 feed 40%; 8 fttd 88%. Birley-1 81 1 C.W. 6-row 89%; 1 It 2 C.W. 2-row 80%; 1 C.W. 8- tow 98%: 1 fttd 58; 2 fttd 84%; 3 feed S3Vt. Board Guarantees Minimum Price ier Live (allle OTTAWA. Aug. II (CP>- •«- t__ produtut todty wert guir- uleed 1 "-out" odder life etttle prltu ihould Stey till below the iqttivitent ot wholutlt beet prlcet fined by tht Wtrtimt Pricu ead Trtdt Botrd. Announcing Dm VMM tm nport te the United Stttu hu been tech- nietlly filled for Ihe currant quarter, tbt Wtrtimt Pood Corpontioa, Botrd igtncy, uid tt would eon- tinut to purchiu etttle eg mty bt ntcttttry to tupport tbt domutic mtrket—guiraotatlng. In effect, 1 minimum price tor live etttle BOARD TO DISCUSS ISLAND MINI WAGES ON AUC. 31 OTTAWA, ktf. « -Tl-nt Nttiontl Wtr Ubor Boird will mttt Aug. II to conilder rtprtun- uiiont mtdt htre Mey by John StoktlUk ot Ctlgtry, Viot-Prttldtnt of tht Dlvlilon et tht United Mint Workeri ot Americi (CXO.) to which cotl mlntrt tt Ntntlmo ud Cumberlud, B. C, ire ifflliittd. Mr. Stokiluk uld ht hid txpltin- td to tht Botrd*i rtpruutttlvu tht wtgi Incretst dtmindl of tht Ctntdiu CoUitrlu (Duntmuir) Limited worktn it Cumbtrlud ud Namlmo, tnd iniwered the Botrd*! Questions It I formtl mtttlng todty. At 1 muting tt Nimlmo Tuttdty thi coil mlntn voted te return to their Jobi ifter 1 two-dty wilkout, whlli ntgotlttloni betweu Mr. Stokiluk utd tht Wtr Libor Botrd wtrt continuing. Tht Namlmo worktn in demtndlng t 90 ptr cut wtge incrtue. MANCHESTER, (CP)-Worn tnd dimiged tlrei trom Hillfix Ud Stirling bombtn go Into nttiontl nrvict igiin u mtrker end mooring buoys tor flying bottt it mirini termlmU, ltttr being filled With cork ud pilnted. LONDON, (CK— Tht RAJr, hu cilled tor volunteen between the igei ef 41 ud 90 yttn to work tt tradesman, tccountlng eltrki, ihoe- makeri, birben, motor driven, ilrcnft hands, ud medicil orderllet. LONDON (CP)- Britiih Mtrt- crowi htvt gont nudist. Thty trt out of fuhion now htctuie no old clothu ctn bt ipartd for them. At tht lilt ceniui the Soviet Union contained mort thu 170,000.. 000 people. DOW JONES AVERAGES 30 Industrials 20 rails 15 utilities High 10735 27.10 11.75 Low Clou Ching* 108.53 107.07 up .24 28.84 27.01 up .13 .11.84 11.74 up .01 IfLviht Jh_ndL . * a LONDON, Aug. 21 (AP)- Tht itock mirket cloied the wuk todty with t firm tone. Industrlali ended irregular with home ralli dull, ollt steady, dlamondi higher, kalfln etaler ud coppera firmer. NEW YORK— Rubben, togtthtr with selected rails tnd lnduitrltlt, regained their riling itimint ilthough many Itsuet continued to loiter in the losing column. Wall Street seemed more hopeful regarding war developmute In Europe and the Pacific but cuttom- ert, generally, were disciplined not to get too far out on 1 limb because of possible eventualltlu over the week-end. TORONTO—Gold itocks were offered down and the close wu at a new low for the year tnd longer. Other groups showed little net change it tht tnd ot tht Mulon. MONTREAL-Pluau wtre tlight ly ahetd while t iteady under tont generally prevtlltd. VANCOUVER-Leveli were un, changed during i morning ot ilow trading. Stlu totalltd 2630 ihtret. WINNIPEG—Ruewtd buying ln Cuidiu flour by tht united Kingdom ttltured detllngi. Tht pur- chasei wtrt estimited ll in exceu of 1,000,000 bushelt ln ttrmi ol whtit. Tht October whett futurt cloud unchinged it 90 cutt • bushel. CHICAGO-WheM prlcet fluctu- lttd within 1 rangt of only % cent a bushel today tnd other grains except corn held to 1 correiponding- ly nirrow tpin u the mtrket reflected contraction of trading Interest becaute of the uncertainty u to tht nature of antl-lnflitlon propouli now being drafted ln Washington. Toronto Stock Quotations Anglo-Huronian Bue Metals Mining Bobjo Mines : Buffalo Ankerite .... Caitle-Trethewey ..... Central Patricia Chromium M St S .... Coast Copper Coniaurum Mines Consolidated M te S . Dome Mlnea East Malartlc Falconbridge Nickel God'i Lake Gold .... Gunnar Gold -.... Hard Rock Gold Hollinger 2.01 .05% .08 1.10 .50 .73 1.80 1.00 .48 82.75 13.60 1.00 2.38 .09% -7% .33 7.20 Hudion Bay M Jt S 11.79 90,00 Kerr-Addison - 3.35 Lake Shore Mines 7.20 Lamique Contact — 3.85 Leitch Gold .... .60 Little Lon? Lip .(5 MacLeod Coekihutt 1.00 Midsen Red Lake Gold .34 Milirtlc 1> 1.12 Mclntyre-Porcuplne 37.00 .53 .11 Mining Corporation .85 Nlplulng Mining 87 48.10 .80 .32 .80 Pickle Crow Gold 1.42 Powell Rouyn Gold mmt*. .40 San Antonio Gold 1.4* Sherritt Gordon Siscoe Gold Sinden Malartlc .. Sudbury Basin .. Sylvanite _„.. .61 33 18 1.17 1.23 Teck-Hughes Oold 1.50 Toburn Gold Mines .90 Ventures 3.50 Waite Amulet - 4.00 Wrlght Hargreavu 1.08 OIL8 Ajax is' Brltlth Amerlcm 15.25 Imperial .,, 0.10 Inter Petroleum 13.50 Royilitt _ 16/) Texai Canadian 60 INDUSTRIALS Abitibi Power A .: .41 Bell Telephone 125 Brtweri It Dlst 4M B C Power A 20 Cm Malting 3ZM Can Pacific Rly _ _. »¥ Can Ind Alcohol A - 8V Dominion Brldgi 21 Dom Tir te Chem IM Ford of Canada A 18»J Goodyear Tirt 46% Himllton Brldgi - 8 Imperial Tobacco tl Kelvinator 61 Muaey Harris _ -. — 8V| Montreal Power 211 Nat Steel Car 2flM Power Corp _ _ SM Steel ot Can'_ - - SUM w\mim_______M peas tim- --NILSON DAILY NlWft NILSON. I. ft-IATURDAY MOFlNINO. AUGUST B. ttm CIVIC t r-MOUt _*._. rut-Tit UAH TIMES TODAY Shows it l:00-7:0t-S:M "ATkii-ert_|Epic... ti Heroic A-tent-re! At 3:0O-7_»-8.33 Extri: Colortd Ctrtoon •SARBEI CUIS" LATSST WORLD NIWI SCREEN SNAPSHOTS Mondty-Tuudty REMEMBER THI DAY" 'TIMI OUT FOR RHYTHM" Bombiy new trom t single fie- ' tory uttbllih-l by tht British In t_t 17th century to t city ot mort thtn 1,000,000 penoni. GRENFELL'S FRIED CHICKEN DINNER ■BB RANCH BIRDS RASPBERRY PIE TODAY RoySloneol Trail Well Up, (oast Mf VANOOUVD, Auf. 11 (CP) - Blood Freddy Wood, proftuipnil It Vincouver'! Qullchtn* count, led tbe wtr iround thl tint IS bolu ot tbt 75-r-lt Llon'i Ottt optn tourniment wbich fot undej wty iur* todty. Wood compiled t MJ1—o"7, flvt udder ptr tor tht Shiughnetsy liy- out. Two itroku back at tb* l**d«r wert Lloyd Miogrum, Loi Angelei ud tourntmtnt fivorite; Stu Lem- trd, Vincouver pro, Ud Ttd Long- wortfc at Portltnd, Ort, with n't. Hirry Qiru of Setttlt ltd tht unttturi with • TO whilt bracketed tn the ntxt berth wert Al Zimmerman of Portlind ind Ntil Christian ot Ytklma. Wuh., with 71'!. Alio grouped with Zimmtnnu Ud Christian with 11 wtr* Roy Stone of TnU, B.C., ind Norm Smith ot Setttle. John (mysterious) MonUgue of HoUywood Ihot i Tt whilt Ouy Kib bet, icreen tctor tlto from Holly- wood took in 81. Other icoret Included: H. Dontldson tnd P. Mclntyre, Trill, B. C, 81; R. Nubltt, Trill, 88; Dr. S. Hunt, Vernon, B. C, 87; J. Atwell, Trtll, SO; W. Gage, Comox, E C, 90. Council Inpects tho City Power Plant Mtmbtn ed tb* Ntlton City1 Council lad City Clerk W, K. Wition Thuridiy night mod* thtlr tn- nuti Impaction of tho City point plut It Bonnington, looking over trUUdig tnd m*ehin*ry witb a _m to dtcidig upoy rtpeirt. Mtyor N. C. stibbt ittttd both were la fine condition tod rcptin would be of * routtn* mture. Canadian Casualties in Dieppe Operations Announced Thtrt ir* t5 riilroodi In tht United Stttu optntlng mor* thta 1000 mllu tt riilroid etch. taa**aat**tfai*ftfttttttt tim the )ob Dons Right Se* VIC GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER PHONI815 mtataatt**-*-mmetmM**M***t ♦ -— ♦ AT THE PARK — Get vbit you wint for thi Picnic it LAKESIDE SERVICE - ♦ There ir* ipproxlmitely 1,070, 000,000 croutlu ln railway trick throughout the United SUtu. THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME W. L. THOMPSON, Prop. Dty ind Nlgt.t Strvlct. rt hour Ambulance Service BIB Koottnty St Phtn- U1 11 It III T ITI I**! ! 11,111! 1111 A. D. PAPAZIAN Watchmaker, Jeweler ■nd Optician. "The Exptrt" 415 Hall St. Nelson, B.C. nm niinmumi nil 'llilllll-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII-IIIIHI' NEWS OFTHE DAY 11 ■ ii in ■ ii i ii 11111 mtn 11 in«• 11 iiiiiiiniiin AINSWORTH Hot Springi OPEN Dancing every Stturdty Night EAGLES—Populir Pricu Ott your filmi tnd developing dont tt VALENTINE'S. WANTED-EARLY APPLES McDONALD JAM CO. Wrecking IMS Auto Wreckert. Plymouth, City PLAYMOR TONIGHT BIG WEEKEND DANCE ROTARY Luncheon, Monday, Aug. 12:15 P.M, Humf Hottl. 24th For ult, S rm. house, 3 lots, furnice, fireplace. Clott In. $3000 Blickwood Agency. Wt htvt t ftw good buyt In M- built typtwrltcri. D. W. McDerby, "The Stttloner ind Typewriter Msn" OM Baker St., Nelson, B.C. C.CF. CARD PARTY Eagle's Htll, Mondiy, Aug. M, 9 p.m. Oood prizes tnd refreshment!. 23c. Kindly bring your own lugar. FEED and FLOUR RETAIL DELIVERIES Du* to Government Conservation Policy on fssolln* snd tire* It It neceuary to curtail do- livery servlee to our retail customer!. Commencing Monday, August 31 It, 1942, Retail Deliveries will bs SI followi: MONDAYS Up Hill Rosemont Granite Road THURSDAYS Fairview Douglai Road In case of holidays deliveries will be made on following day, (Signed) Ellison Milling & Elevator Co. Ltd. Brackman-Ker Milling Co. Ltd. Nelson Farmer's Supply Ltd. HOT WEATHER TIPS Th* Cryittl Ltundry will ttkt tht work out ot Wtih Dty. Phone 73 for Plck-up tnd Dtllvtry. Insurance Dwelling Uptown $8.00. Fairview $7.00. Furniture 50 centi more. $1000.00 for 3 yeari ll Robertson Realty. Why pay more? FLOWER SHOW Fink Block—All Dty Todty Offlclil opening by Miyor Stibbi at 2 p.m. Beautiful dlspliy of Flowers. Admission Free. KITCHEN TINWARE Muffin pans, tubular cike tint, bread tlni, Jelly cake platei, pie platei, etc. Wood ViUanc* Hard ware Co. For Beatty Wither parts and ier vice, Phone 497-A complete itock of all parts carried, and a competent service man at your local Beatty Appliance Dealers, Hipperaon Hird- wire Co. OTTAWA, Ar* tt (CF) - Te* Ct-tditn (Activt) Amy tonight iuued tht first of t ttrl** ot liiti at cttutlttei iuffered lg tb* Dieppe operttioni Wednudiy. Following It tonight's list ot cu- uiltiet with ntxt ot Un: OVERSEAS Killed k) AcUon: Wttttrn OnUrlo Regiment — Block, Williim. Ptt, Mrt. Violtt Lil- lito Black (wit*) Windior, Ont. Ctntrtl Ontirio Regimtnt—Bill, Melvin, Ptt., June* Ball (tlthtr) Himilton; Birber, Wttlty Divld. Acting CpL. AqtlUi Barber (ftthtri Sit-cot, Onr Benmtt, Williim Joi. eph, Sgt, Mri. Htlen Bennett (will) Himilton; Copemin, John Ltvi, Ptt, Mn. Audrey E. Copemin (wife) Bnnttord, Ont.; Cornellui, Francis, Ptt, Mri. Mirgiret Cornt- Uui (mother) Abernint Houie, Wtlet; Cruickthink, Georgt McAdam, Sgt, Mrt. Agnei Cruickthink (mother) Wilson St. Ayr, Ont; Grtnt Williim AlexU, Ptt, Mri. Cltn Gnnt (mothir) Dundas, Ont; Hink-uon, Leonard, Ptt, Mri. Lull* Grihim Uliter) Himilton; Hin. derson, Murny Herbert, Acting Cpl, Mn. Luelli Htndtnon (moth or) Brantford, Ont; Johnion, Alfred Edwtrd, Ptt, Mri. Alexindrli Johnion (wlft) Hamilton; Kertlike, George, Pte, Mn. Mtry Kenlikt (mother) Himllton; Mahoney, Wllllim Frederick, Acting Cpl, Mn. Dorothy Mahoney (wife) Himllton; Mtgson, Robert Henry, Pte, Mn. Miy Megion (wife) Oakville, Ont; Oktne, John Gerald, Pte, Thomai Okane (tither) Omigh, Inlind; Prine, Wllllim, Pte, Mn. Miry Prlne (mother) Paris, Ont; Robar, Charlei Robert, Ptt, Jim** Howird Robtr (fathtr) Tlmmini, Out; Roliton, Wilfrid Burton, Pte, Wlllltm Roliton (fither) Ptltley, Ont; Sein, John, Pt*. Mrs. Huel Irene Seen (wife) Mount Dennis, Toronto; Sliter, Junes Mur rer, Pte, Mn. Alio* Doien* Sliter (mother) Woodstock, Ont; Turner, William Lyle, Pte, Frederick George Turner (father) Acton Poit Office, Ont Sukitchewtn Regiment—Beitty, Wilter Earl, Pte, Mri. Eliu Butty (mother) IMaryfleld, Saik.; Jewell. Frank, Pte, Mn. Elliabelh Jewell (mother) Weyburn, Sask.; Mtvor, Gnahim Robertton, Acting Cpl, Robert Mavor (father) Spencea Bridge, B. C; Smith, Samuel Nar- cesess John, Acting L. Sgt, Mri. Annt Smith (mother) Silver Ptrk, Suk.; Tromburg, Fred Arthur, Act Ing Sgt, Mri. C. M. Tromburg (wife) Kennedy, Suk.; Troy, Thomu Morgan, Pte, William Andrew Troy (father) Mount Foreit, Ont Dangerously wounded: Saskatchewan regiment— Bren- n-od, Oeorgt Frtn-. Ptt, Mn. Mtry Mun-tll Bn__i_d, mothtr, Man- •oa, Mtn, Underdthl. George Thorn- **, Ptt, Mn. Ad* Underdihl, witt, Winnipeg. Wounded — Royil CimdUn En- ginters-Wooftinden, Fred, Spr, F. Wootfinden, titter, Brentford, Oct. Western Ontario Regiment— Mater, Jamet, Ptt, Mrt. Mirgiret Mi ier Mother, Windior, Ont. Young, lawrenct Gtrtld, Pte, Frtnk Young, fliher, Durhtm Ctntre, N. E Centril OnUrio Regimtnt— Cir- wty, Jtck Singleton, Pte, Mri. L. Ctrwty, mother, Toronto, Barn**, C. Jottph, Ptt, Mn. Mty Btrnei. wife, Himilton, Hirrii, Lloyd Arthur. Mri. Hortense Hirris, wttt Himilton, Hysert, Frtncit Overton, Ptt, Mrs. Peggy Doreen Hyiert wlft, Morden Sherry, Eng, McAndrew,. Henry Fred, Pte, Mn. Miry Mtdellnt McAndrew, wife, Htmil ttn, Riet, Kenneth Allen, Acting L. CpL, Mn. Bom Rice, witt, Hamilton., Stewtrt, Hirry Cnwtord, L. Cpl, Mn. Mtry Stewtrt, mothtr, Himllton. Quebec Regltnent—Ftrm*r, Wlllltm Cook. L. CpL. William Cook. father, Montretl, Hire, Alltn John, Ptt, Mn D. Hire, mother, Montred, Hoile, Jtmei, Ptt, Hn And- rU Hoile, mother, MontreaL O'Hara, Norm'an, pte, Malcolm O'Hara, father, Montrttl, Pollock, Adam, Ptt, Mn. ElUtbach Pollock, wlft, Stt. Annt dt Bellevue, Que, Rittlgan, John, Ptt, Mn. Anne Rtt- tigtn, mother, Verdun, Que. Vei- ttu Jetn Ptul, Ptt, Daniel Vereeu, father, Montreal. Ctntditn Provoit Corpi—Rimuy, Wllllim Den-ell, Acting L. Cpl, Thomu H Ramsay, father, Weit Summerland, E C. Wounded tnd mining—Western Ontario Regiment, Ttylor, Alexinder, L. Cpl, Mre. Thereu Ttylor, mother, Windsor, Ont. Mining, believed wounded—Cmaditn Provost Corps— Whtiton, F. Jottph, Acting L. CpL, Mn. Mtry EL Wheaton grandmother, Sills- bury, N. B. Misting, believed filled—Western OnUrio Regiment— Neile, E. Adelbert; Pte, Mrt. Cltn J. Netle, wife, San Antonio, Tex. Milling—Wettern OnUrio Regt ment—Kline, Louli, Pte, Hirry Kline, father, Memphli, Term. Centnl Ontario Regiment—Line, Herbert, Pte, Wlllltm Une, fither, Himllton, Thlbb. Alexinder, Cpl, Mri. Mtry Thlrjb, mother, Engle- htrt, Ont, Canidltn Provoit Corps— Buck, Chirlei, Eirl, AcUng L. Cpl, Rou Buck, uncle, Vincouver, Furnell, Jick Allin, Aotlng L. Cpl, Mrs. Gwendoline Furnell, wife, Burwuh, V.'leld, Suuex, Eng, Thompton, Irvln* Eugene, L. Cpl, Mn. Anltt Mlnnlt Thompton, wife, Hythe, Albert!. Six Nozi Fighters Destroyed Over North Sea LONDON, Aug 11 (CP)-Six of Germmy'i new Fockt-Wulf ISO tighten wtn deitroyed or damaged over th* North Stt todty by t flight of Unittd Stitei Army Flying Fortreu**, U. S. Army Hetdquirten ln Britiln innounced. Thi 10-minute btttlt In which ont Fortrtw wu dtmtgtd heavily, ittrttd whtn tt to JS of tht ipeedy Germin wif Men iwtrmed to itttck tht Amtrietn plinei, i communique itid Th* dimiged Fortress returned to ltt bu*. 'Swell Turnout" for Fish Pond Work-McEwen "Wt hid i iwtll turnout—It men —tnd wt reilly mtdt t ihowlng." ittttd J. J. McEwen, Preildent of the Nelion District Rod tnd Gun Club, Frldiy night u he reported on progress ln the Club's Cottonwood Creek fish pool project "Another six or ieven feet off the curve ot the itretmbed below Cottonwood Fills tnd tht work ln the creek bed will be finished, he itated. "Thtt ihould only Uke two or three more nighti. "e have itirted on the bottom of tht tecond pond md wt will bt tblt to finish thli qulcly If the boyi con tlnut to turn out" Ai tn Instance of the Interest being Uken Mr. McEwen deicrlbed now P. E. Poulin, J. A. Ferguson tnd illltm Ptelffer put ln 17Vi houn one dty surveying the ground for the construction of She pools. Mr. Ferguion and Mr. Poulin were now completing engineer'! plans, he tdded. , KODAKS - FILMS FINISHING Sivt our Kodak Envelope*. $9.00 worth glvtt ttm* tnltrge- mtnt Yeur Rtxi'l Star* City Drag Co. Boi MS Phon* M We srs equipped to handle ANY KIND OF WORK ON YOUR CAR OR TRUCK SKY CHIEF AUTQ US Btktr St Pbont 111 Lovely to look it Styled it Bttuty Salon Hai&h Tru-Art Johnstone Block Phont S27 SPORT COATS FOR TLAYINC ... Enjoy your off-hours In these cssusl |*ckets of tturdy tweed. Styled for freedom snd comfort. A new shipment of sll sizes. 118.60 to t_».50 PMORY'S '"*-*' LIMITID THE MAN'S STORE Box 100 Pbone $1 1 CRAY'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES Sold tl ♦Melon Dew4 ICE CREAM PARLOR Nelson Business College INDIVIDUAL TUITION—COMMENCE ANYTIME Cirls srs needed for 'obi vacated by men now on ;. ive service. All girli of last year'i term sre now placed snd many more are needed. "The College With a Provincial Reputation" New Term Commences Tues., Sept 1 Today marks the 20th mnlversiry of my graduitlon from College, am rather proud of tht fict thit In 20 years of Practice I have cured end relieved mtny thousindt of sufferers without the deith of ■ single patient Dr. W. BROCK, (Chiropractor). Ctntiloupi, ltrge, etch __ tSo Tomitoti, Ib toe Ortngtt, 2 dor. SSo Peachei. full buketi 290 Middleton Corn it Mirktt Prlct Triniptrtnt Applei, Ib 08c Ltttuct, ltrgt headi, ttch. .. 08c Fry't Hot Chocolite, Ib. tlni, tl. 46c Fry't Cocot, ',_ Ib. tlni, each .. ..ISO Muittrd Plcklei, 27 os. llit, tl. 35c Helntz Ketchup, 14 oz. ilit, tt. 22c R4RGROCERY Phont 1«1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TEACHER WANTED FOR ELE- mentary school. Dutlei to commence Sept. 1. Apply F. L. Irwin, Secy. Board of School Trustee!, Nelson. LOST: BLACK MARE, ABOUT 1300 pounds, short rope around neck. ■ Reward, Phone 204, Rossland. Fleury's Pharmacy PHONE 25 Med. Arti Blk. Prescriptions Compounded Accurately INVITATION TO YOU Vliit Our Shops Todsy to Inspect ths New 30-Ptiisnger Cosch Just- Completed for Castlegar Co-Operstivs Transportation Society. BUILT ENTIRELY IN NELSON BY NELSON WORKMEN PEEBLES MOTORS LTD. LEADINC BODY BUILDERS IN THE INTERIOR \ ,' Japs Claim American Landing Party Repulsed on Makin Island TOKYO, Aug. 21 (AP)-A Japanese communique reported todty thtt some 200 American troopi effected a landing at dawn Aug. 17 on Makin Island, tt the Northern Up ot the Gilbert Islands. The communique claimed the troopa were 8 VACCINATED AT CLINIC Eight children were vaccinated for smallpox at the Immunization Clinic at the Hume School Friday, Dr. R. B. Brummitt In charge. One was vaccinated for scarlet fever, one wai given diphtheria toxoid and one was Immunized agalns: whooping cough. Dr. Brummitt was assisted by Miss Jean McVicar, Mrs". J. Millar. Miss Emily Lemmon and Mrs. James Ballantyne. "CARELESS" Today "CAR-LESS" tomorrow we are CAR•SAVER SPECIALISTS Cuthbert Motors Ltd. Opp. Hume Hotel ind Poit Offlct For Pickup and'Pep F. H. SMITH If It's Electric Phone 666 351 Bsker St. SHINGLE STAIN PURE OIL STAINS Red and Green J gal. $12.73 Brown S gal. 11.78 Wsstem SUNFAST Stain. Red and Brown ... 9 gal 9.00 Green S gal. 8.75 BURNS LUMBER -COAL CO - 'f/iAtf'litutty fa tiy. QiitiM- "repulsed completely."'(There was no Allied confirmation of such a landing attempt). (Thl Gilbert Islands are on the Equator 2400 mllei Southwest of lhe Hawaiian Iilandi. They tre • cluster ot 16 small Islands, with an area ln all ot 166 square, miles.) ((Makin Island'itself Is North of the Equator and about 1000 miles Northeast of the Solomon Islands where United States marines have been consolidating positions won from the Japanese In the first Allied offenilve in the Pacific.) CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY CLUB CAFE AWAY Attending lectures In Optometry, by the American Graduate Optometrlc Extension. J. A. C. Laughton Optometrist Medical Arts Bldg. ANNABLE BLOCK Phone 667R or SUR One- and two-room apartments, furnished, steam heated, hot water all thi tlmt. 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