20,000 C
Cross Salween
Plunge ot a Dozen Points Opens
First Real Offensive in 7 Years
CHUNGKING, May 15 <AP>—More than 20,000 ChlntM
troops have plunged across the Salween River in Western Yunnan Province at a dozen points, the Chinese High Command
announced today, opening China's first real offensive in seven
years of war with the objective o junction with Allied troops—
predominantly Chinese—oper
ating about 150 miles oway in
Northern Burma.
Cuua.liet. on both nldei were
heavy ilong the 130-mile front aa
the Chinese, achieving an extraordinary degree of surprise, forces
• wide enemy deployment.
Ultimate objective of tht offentlve It to flaah through upper
Burma, Join with tht Chlnt-a*
American force under Lt.-Gen.
Jottph 8t dwell, and connect
Burma roadt with tht two-lane
Ledo Highway Allied tnglneen
have built to tht Mogaung Valley
front
Little Japanese opposition was
encountered by the Chinese expeditionary force until the foothills
were won. But units of Japan's
battle-hardened 56th division counter-attacked in force along some
mountain trails.
United States 14th Air Force
planes bombed and strafed enemy
positions over a wide area in support of the offensive.
righting thus far, srvere but on
■ small scale, has developed near
the villages of Ping Ka, 2t miles
Southeast of Lunling In the Burma
Road; Hongmoshu. 21 miles East of
Tengchung, North of the Burma
Road and about SO miles from the
Eastern Burmese border; TatangUu,
29 miles Northeast of Tengchung.
■nd ln the Kaoll Mountain barrier
■prpoaches.
At   tht   iame   time,   In   Honan
Bill to Allow K.V.
•"nmoany
Line Extension
OTTAWA, May 1« (CP) — Tht
Commoni tonight givi ttcond
reading to a bill illowlng tht
Kettle Villey Rillwty Compiny
to extend lti llnei In certain inn
of Brltlih Columbii.
Hon. Qrott Stirling (PC-Yale)
•■Id cxtenilon of th* Hnet would
■ How  th*  eompany te  service  ■
dlitrlct which now li SO mile, from
■ rillwiy itatlon.
Thi bill wu referred te the
Commoni Railway Committee.
Red Airmen
Catch Convoy
in Norway Port
-Pow-
| LONDON, May U (AP)
erful aerial attacki on German Und
and sea transportation by Soviet
airmen were announced tonight by
[the Russian high command, which
' said there were "no essentli! chant-
At  th.   ism.   lime,  iri   eieaan  ^ ^ ^ ^ a
Prov net   to   tht   North,   tht   Chi-       . ■ , .
HALF OF GERM
NE SHREDDED
neie communique said Japaneie
troopt which had broken through
Into  Loyang  at  thret  points had
A communique said an enemy con
voy of 41 ships was caught In the
Norwegian port of Klrkenes Sunday
bun   wiped    out.   ..    deader,   "'I", by Red slrmen end that three
blttlid to mi thi key city from
cipturi.
The communique Indlcited Chinese forces ln Southern Hontn itill
were   islrlde   the   Pelplnl-Hankow
transport! totalling 19,000 tone,
self propelled barge, an suxillary
vessel snd s patrol cutter were sunk.
In sddltlon, the communique said,
■fire tnd one wss besetted. Other
three    Nazi    traniport*    were    set
rillwiy, st Suplng. 110 miles South ■ tnmlpot.u ,nd Mcort vtut]M WMe
ef  Chenghsien.  tfter  reopening  s I rtported d,m,Itd.
(ip la tbe Jipaneie hold on the ,    AtUckl       Nlll   r,„   „„„„,„„
line.
I lionl in pre-w«r Pol»nd in tht vie-
oIIa Tn"'*   rnm^lwmt*   .he ! inl" °' L*°w' ^"^ "™"> ***■
Allied   North   Burm.   force.,   the  rf „plo,lonl ,mon, G„.
wZ olurTZ. a* amZ  -» "*•->■ "•*- - S3, de-
IH miles ef present Chinese poll-  P0".
tioni on the Salween LTh« ""*■'•"• communique uld 11
The Sslween offentlvt wu open-1 p'™*"1 u"«« **«e destroyed tnd
ed Wedneeday night by troopi un-1" 'ntmy Pltnei brought down elth-
der tht Commtnd of Mirshsl Wel ar in comb.t ot by snU-tlrcrift flrt
U-rluang,  a  uatoned velerin.        °n •" front** Sundiy.
On three a mi art in nlghti the A lupplement Intimated the Ger-
trrrsBlBf of tht ftr^lritt Btrweeti [meat »a>et*t*J*t*lttB t tatajtd fjajit
wu effected In th* face of severe i In two lecondiry battle area* South-
clsshas with th* counter -attacking, i eut of Sttnlslswow, In pre-war Po-
Jspsneee st many points. land, ind Northweat of Tlrirpol on
—.  lh* lower Dnettr.
Control Must Be
In Hands of
Stale Says Winch
VANCOUVER. May IS 'CPI -
A return to the old lyitem of privite
enterpnie in the poet war en would
be in Invitation to civil itnfe, Hir-
old Winch. Provinclil CCF Leider,
told ■ tervlce club meeting here lode T-
L*flom of lh* unemployed In Ihe
IMCi "who did not get the benefits of democricy ire thoee who ire
producing end ire on the firing line
lor the United Nation* Mr Winch
uid.
'They ire eccepting reiponubil-
ttles to Canada when Cinada did
tot accept ruponsibilllj to them "
Canada had rslsed the money tn
wage war, Canada could ruse the
rsooey lo solve pott wer problemi
*te uld Economic democricy could
not mil whan control w*i In Ihe
hinds of ■ tew  sndlvldiuil   Control
muit be In the haodi of the sute
FOUR-YEAR-OLD
TRAIL CHILD
DROWNS IN RIVER
TRAIL, B. C, Msy 15 (CP) -
Royct Goldberg, four, son of Mr
ind Mri C B Goldberg of Trill.
B C. wu drowned In the Columbia
River list night Th* child's ftther
is training with the Royil Cinidlin
Air force it Cilgiry Body of the
youngster hu not yet been recovered.
Military Cross
Conferred on
Vancouver Flier
OTTAWA. Miy 15 (CPI-R. C.
A F heidquirtrn innounced tonight Ihit "In recognition of gel-
lint ind distinguished service** the
Military Crou hai been iwarded
Fll I.I O L S Phllpot, DFC, of
Vincouver. serving with the R.A F
oversea*.
Couple Charged
on Still Operation
jaw   wrjnTiniiiXH.   ft   c
■ay 11 (Cl'i Duets** Leroui. *5.
mat Jem Piul Detain i. both of
■aarby Mslllirdvllle, will appear In
tfaitrlel court here cturtrd under
the tictte Art In connection with i
•till which Royel Cenadien Mount
ed Police ivfflcari uned Sundiy on
lh* Wut short nf Pitt lake
Pollc* imported the atlll wis rip
■ hi. of handling ■ hatch nf an gal
lees* tt ■ lime and uid almoit half
l tea af atom-  would  b*  required
Telephone Operators
Ask Higher Wage*
VANCOUVER. Msy IS (CP) -
Memberi of the Brltlih Columbls
Interior Telephone Operstors' Union hive presented sn spplicstion to
ihe Regions! Wsr Labor Board uklng for weekly wege rate* thit will
"give i filr rtandird of living."
I)«niel O'Brien. Regional Director.
Cinidlin C-rngreu of labor, uld
todiy
ORDER FURTHER
INQUIRY INTO
ARMY CHARGES
Find Members of
Jehovah's Witnesses
Not Mistreated
OTTAWA, Miy 15 (CP) — Dt-
fence Mlnliter Ralston uld today
In th* Commoni thit in trmy Inquiry it Winnipeg hid found thit
memberi of the Jehovah's Witneu-
ei sect called for military training
had not been mlstreited, but he had
ordered a further Inquiry by *taj.-
Gen. J. P. Mackenzie. Inipector-
Genertl for Weitern Canada.
The Minister made hli ilatement
tfter Rev. E. G. Hansell (SC-Msc-
leodl ind Hon. R. B. Hinson (PC-
York-Sunbury) hid quoted from af-
fldtvlti tworn to by frlendi of men
ln detention btmcki who uid they
hid been beaten.
[. J. Coldwell, CCF Leader, uld
the affidavit! were familiar to him
tnd ht had forwarded hit coplei to
the Defence Mlnliter.
Mr. Haniell quoted from tn affidavit ilgned by Elvt T. Pitier, Winnipeg, who uld her brother, Gordon
M. Morrow, told her he had been
beeten and puthed tround while t
pack wu fattened to hli beck with
t rope iround hii thrott md believed he hid tuffered broken rlbi.
Mr. Himon quoted from in tffl-
davlt by Stephie Klymulk, who vlilted Adam Remindo it tht detention
berrecks ln Winnipeg. Klymulk't affidavit uld Remindo bad been beaten ind placed under in Ice cold
shower for 10 minutei end thit liter
■ gun wu tied to hit trm for leveril
dayi.
Col. Rsliton uld I botrd of officers hid inquired Into illegitlom of
111 trtltment "of Marten, McGulre.
Morrow tnd Remindo, Jehovih'i
Wltneuei," In tht military detention
berrtckt ind found ne 111 treitment
had taken place. Marten and McGulre were not further identified.
The board had Invited the civ-
Diana who madl tht affidavits to
•prayer before lt ea 5iturd»y. The
Board wat utUlled that no "aold
■treatrrsttr er airrthlrsg et
that nature hat) been tdmlnittered.
Oan. Mae^—tlt would cheek and
verify whatever flndlngi were mtdt
by tha Board.
Mr. Coldwell uld any Inquiry
ihould be made'la public
Inquiry on the Jehoeah't Wltneuei developed u the Houie began ex-
imlnition of Juitlce Department
War Appropriation eitlmitei of Oaf),
TU with expendlturei under the
Defence of Canadi Regulitiont tilt
to bt comldered.
Aniwerlng quutloni, Justice Minister St. Leurent laid that Cimlllien
Houde. former Miyor ol Montreil,
had mide snother requeit for re-
leiie frotn lnternm«nt tnd aa advisory committee toon would review his eaa*.
John Lorrirner tad Joeeph farr,
both of Toronto, were Interned tn
June. 1M0, u partlstni of the national unity ptrty of which Adrien
Arctnd of Montreal, who li itill
interned wu leider, uld Mr. Bt
Laurent. In 1MJ, Lorrirner wu
granted hit releise tfter declaring
hli support of the wir effort, and
rtrr wu releeted lut yeer ifter he
wu "leverely beaten up" by Next
element* ln the cimp for supporting
the allied cause.
A. N. Schneider, i reildent of
Northern Satkalehewtn. had flnt
been interned In IM tnd released
liter that year, idded Mr. tt Laur-
r nt. In 1M0 he wu re-Interned ilong
with many other Cinsdusni of Oerman and Italian origin. He wet roles sed In February In recommend i-
llon of in advliory committee.
More than KM persons still wert
Interned, excluding thoee of Jipin-
eie origin but Including 1(0 Brltlih
subject! by birth or nituriliiitlon.
uid Mr. BL Laurent. Held u enemy
CRISIS IN FAR EAST BATTLES: In two uctlom of th* Fir
gut bittlei ef great future tlgnlflcinci ere under way. In tht India-
Burma trtt, with tht montoon tenon due eny time now, th* Jipt
hivt opened t strong efftmlvi te regain positions In tht Kohlmt.
Minlpur teeter (1), where th* Britiah hive been driving back the
enemy. Oen. Stllwttl'i forcei (2) in driving to Mogiung tnd i "dry
spot" against tht rilny seston. The tltuitlon on th* Pelplng-Hinkow
rlllroid (3) ll critical u thl Jipt sdvince tewird Loylng and
thrtatin th* rill lint teirth ef Chtnchew, ti irrowi Indicate. Ntar
th* South cout (4) the Jipt alio Htk te cut tht lint from Cinton
ntrthwtrd.
Premiers lo Discuss With Govt's
Changes In Consultation Setup
LONDN, May 15 (CP Cable)-
Prime Minister! of the British Com-
monwealth art understood to hsve
•greed it today'i meeting to dii-
cuu with their governments certain quutlons of chsnges In the
mtchlnery for consultation between
the virloui pert! of tht Commonwealth.
At t retult, th* Premier*' conference It expected to end tomorrow u scheduled. Earlier, lt ip-
peared that the Ulki might bo_c»-
Ctlrtln of Auitrtllt might prut for
further conilderitlon of hit propos-
lis for in Empire secretirlil to
handle exchange of Information
within the Commonwealth.
On one of Mr Curtaln'i suggfi-
tions -thit future meetmgi of
Commonwealth Prime Ministers be
held In Dominion cipliali u well
at in London—th* Premier! ire
understood to be In agreement This
itreement it subject to the uiuil
reservetlonl ibout the dlfflculuet
of getting flv* heedi together In
one place et one time.
The   Prime   Minister*   elao   trt
I tgreed on the Imoprtince of continuing Into peace-time the full ex-
j change of Information and the dcae
'. consultation within the Common-
' wealth which has taken place during the wsr.
Mr. Curtln'i idvoc»cy of more
permanent and fixed machinery in
the form of a secretariat is believed to spring from dissatisfaction
with peace-time methods ot con-
■ultatlon Ht does net wtnt to revert to them.
■t*ag,3awt letkillll    II I
at hit speech at Wettrnlnster last
week uld Canada wu unified
with the present ■rrangementi and
urged great caution In changing
them
In today'i talk* Mr. King Is un-
derstood to hsve pressed thli irgu-
ment even more strongly thin in his
ipeech. Mr. Curtln. who came prepared lo preu for eome change,
drew no publlcly-expreaaed support
from the other Prime Miniiter*. ll-
though It wu not known what position Prune Ministers Churchill.
Smuts snd Fraaer took in the privacy  of the council  room
CHINESE JOIN
ALLIED UNITS
NEAR KAMAIH.
Progress in India
Sector Slow;
Booby Traps Set
KAHDY, Ceylon, Miy 15 (AP) -
The mtln column of Chlneie-Am-
erlcnn forcei striking for the Jip-
meu bate of Kamalng in Northern
Burma wu reported only 10 mllei
North of thit pre-Montoon objective tonight sfter Chinese troops advancing South through the Mogiung
Valley Joined up with other Allied
units.
Cspturlng Tsnongysng. 11 miles
North of Kamilng. the Chlneie
puihed ahead another mile to Man-
pin. Joining fnrcei with tdvince
umu, which hid been holding Man-
pin for several days The Allied
forcei in North Burma under commend of Lt.-Gen. Joseph Stilwell
are predomlnsntly Chinese.
Kimalng lira 40 mllei Wut of
Myitkyina, main Japanese bsse in
Northern Burma
In Eastern India, meanwhile. British troop* pushed shead against the
Japanese invaders Southwest of Imphal, and mopping up operation!
alto continued Southwest of Kohlma. In the Kohime area, SS miles
to the North, the enemy hu been
reported regrouping ln itrenglh.
Allied progreu In the Indie sector wu slow. The Jspsnese ire
heivily dug In ind have Uld many
rnmei tnd booby tripe.
A dispatch from Thobum Wiant,
Associated Preu correspondent ln
the Mogiung Valley, uld a two-
lane hlghwiy on which ■ procession of trucks streams In both directions hsd been extended right to
Ihe edge of Jipaneie artillery fir*.
Me uld the Allied forces Ihere
had made amazing progreu, and
thai troop* ind engineer* hive been
living the itrongeit foundation* In
the drive toward Kamalng and Mogiung.
illerst were 141 of German origin.
Thou cat Oerman racial origin but
Brltlih rubJecU by birth or niturtll-
ution tnd held u likely to cnue
dinger to the state, numbered I'D
Two of Italian racial origin were
held tn the nine category,
St Leurent uid that tht ban on
certain publication* issued by essoc-
istloni connected with Jehovih'i
Wltneuei had not been lifted tl-
though tht sect Itself had been removed from th* banned category
At the evening lilting th* Houu
completed conilderitlon of Juitlce
Department wer ippropriition estimate* of UtS.711* and in Item of
(*\HT^T1 covering lncrtattd Royal
Canadian Mounted Police sctlvltla*
csused by th* war.
By t vote of H to M. the Houu
tprpoved tn smendment by Finance Minister llsley thst s prlvste
bill sponsored by J H Blsckmore.
Social Credit Houu leider end
covering an tct to incorporate in
Alberta provincial bink, be not
read > ucond time but be referred
to the Banking and Commerce Committee.
South Africa Plans
for Demobilization
Ntw Trovtl Rule.
in tht Offing
I/WOO*. Mat I* 'C*> Bni
nm war* (.a-Wi irwilhw invitton
hln. I<if,tfh( In i w«rnlp( thit ne*w
tri*-t»t TntrSeliren* «T» tn th* nffinj
Trt* Mlnlitry of War Trirnport M-l
toroin r*nro\\i\rrm-\t h*nr*fr>r1h
w»iM h# rruKt* wlrVKrt prtor notlr*,
Raiden Draw Sharp
Firt on Coott
LONDON, May " lCP»-0#f
m*m -■ ■** i ••'•rPiT iitt-k.H t\
l-M-t t*m* niltM on lh* t#uth rnttl
Ot trm*,tO**4 to«v|M aft*, tkejy 4r*e*t
booty 1\ro from tUlUI i**H\ air
f   *"      ■ "*    ••
TK« etir wai 1W\o4 wH* tlaraa.
tOtonwtty *raoO** by tne Nai«
(a ■•«! rm*m*oOtmtr.*a et will »i
I*   «y>t>«   **t*lr  botmb   i**4*
Tla« I en4en *r**, r,,*) tro*
tiet*0   April   ti.  C't-tinyta'  flu *t.
I/1NDON. Mar -5 'CP) — South
Africa hu drawn up preliminary
plana for (irnwilitlliation. training
and ra -rmplojrfTwnt of aarvtc»m«n In
rtvl.Un liff Tha propoaala announc-
r<1 to thr South African Houaa of Aa
aambl* inrluda a acala of monthly
allowancei aa well aa caah (rant*,
rlothlni. family traniportallon prl-
vtlafft. and f-dncatlon arranfamatiti.
firat r a act inn to thatn In tha Union waa (ood Thajr wara rafardad
*■ ganaroui though whlla outlining
tha propoull tn lha Houat, H. L*w-
ranra. Wrlfara ami Domoblllution
Mlnlatar, admittad that lo many lha
ultimata govrrnmant maaauras will
not ha commanaurata with tha aAc-
nflrtH of tha man tn uniform
It ia pro-poata-d that granta. calculal-
r.| acmrding to lha numbtr of
monthi of aarvtc* In tha armad fort-
at, will ba paid on tha following
acala, for whita man, tha aqulvalant
in Canadian fundi of KIM. for whita
woman  13 l'i   for n»f rota 11 •*
Tha tarn* rata* will apply far all
rinkt md iiiitn,e*nt of tha alio win-
r% * ul i* iii loan <^tlfkaltt u t
G«rmans Turned
Gunt on Captured
NIW VOnK, May 11 (API-
Ralph Howard, NtC r-«portar tt
tha Italian front, radiotd tonight
that ha taw a group af Oarmtn
tommy -funnara, rttriattd from
Santa Mini Infanta, flra an a
column af thalr awn man wha had
baan takan prlaonar and wart
btlng aactrtad a prlaon ttock
adt. "Ona can only oaauma that
thalr Idta waa ta hill tha prit
*o«rt tnd mtht tn tuimplt of
tham," Howard aald.
OTTAWA. Mty IS (CP>-S#cur-
Ity form of tht Roytt Canadian
Mounttd Polict on tht Pacific
Coatt may havt to bt incTttuad
thla ytar tf tht war tempo in that
area inrrtaaaa. Juitlct Mlnlatar St
Laurent iaid tonight In tha Com-
mont,
There wat tlwtyi t possibility
that tht atcurtty forcea which havt
betn acting on tha Atlantic coatt
wil Ihave to bt duplicated on tht
Pacific coait. Mr St Uurent uid In
amwarnlg Stanley Knowltt tCCT-
Winnipeg North Canlrt)
Mr Knowltt had uked why th*
aecurlty appropriation In tht Jut-
tica Dtptrtmtnt war aatlmatto wat
practically double tht amount aet
aside  lut  year
Break Imminent
South of Cassino
Troopt Fan Out Through 60 Squart
Miles  of  Mountains  and  Valleys
•
NAPLES, May 15 (AP)—French and American troopi
ihrtdded the Southwestern half of the Germans' Gustav Una
todoy and a break-through by the British 8th Army appeared
imminent in the heavily-defended sector South of Cassino.
Fanning out through 60 square miles of rugged mouiv
tains and river valleys which they controlled after fierce fight*
ing   since   the   push   opened t "—~"*
Thursday night, 5th ond 8th
Army troops slugged forward
to new positions.
A front line dlipetch by an Al-
soclated Preu wir correspondent
said the Southwestern half of the
Gustav Line hss been "torn to
shreds** by French tnd Amerlcin
troopt. A Reuters Newi Agency
correspondent reported two-thirds
of the lone wu "cut to ribbons."
Penetration of the enemy's
strongly-held Gustav Line developed Into s "significant breach." it
wai reported officially.
Gen Alphonte Juln'i Fighting
French—some of them si fsr si
seven miles from their origins!
starting points- battled lo the topi
of hills dominating San Giorgio ln
the Lirl Valley Southwest of Cuslno snd csptured the important
town of Ausonii, ■ few miles to
the South.
American troopt fighting on the
left of the French, ilathtd scrosi
the Important Ausonli-Formii
Hlghwiy ind captured ct3tnminding
height! beyond, while Brltlih 8th
Army forcei deepened their hard-
won bridgehead across the Rspldo
River South of Ciuinn to more thin
t mile tnd threatened to outflank
Cssslno'i  powerful defence*
In four diyi of fighting igtinst t
determined foe who hid been digging In for months, the Allies had
nearly  eresed
looping   Weitern
suvyusa    ...WW...    ki»« >..   v.    *.«.     w we ajar ww
tisfied  —   m . -  ea        ,   m .      E2 i... n^ iu ~.  .«h ih.       WiamiMIWII
R.C.M.P. at Coast
Plane Searchers
Sight Wreckage
Adrift on Gulf
HALIFAX. May IS (CP)-Sl«hW
ing of wreckage adrift on tht Gulf
ol St. Lawrence wu reported todiT
by the Eaitern Air Commtnd ii ft
pretted t "baffling" tetrch for
three planet missing from tlai
Chtrlottetown Ft CAT. itttio*
tince Saturday night.
The twin-engine trtlning pUn«a\
believed to be carrying ■ total Of
between nine tnd 12 men, failed tt)
return from t night flight
Two groupi of apparent wreckafi
wert lighted on the Gulf wtttn
during thli tecond day of the)
search, but one later wu determlna
ed to consist of lobiter pott. Haa
rine craft from Gaape (pad
investigate the other,
and Wettof tht Magd
but no wordi ot the out]
hunt had been receive)
Orlen.ai.sl.il
a, uie Aine       'if a
d   from   the   map   the   MAfflA At
tern   segment   of   the   IWlUVVl
preeautioa of full pay end illnw-
aaeae will be given in a lump sum
Instead at* leave that might be due.
Th*r* will be granii of up to the
equlvaleat of HOM tnd leant of up
to latMO. Intereet free for five rear*,
fer rivll reeeUblllhmenl Mill or
women liucVratl will be ible te get
grant! of up to $1000 and loent of
up to lUtJO, it four per eent Intereet charged from t yeer ifter itudle*
heve baen compliled
The government eipecls It will
hare le Bad lultebl* employnvent
ter aoers* tt par cant ef demobilisation perteeinel and Intandt te provide fet-ilitlei both lo train nrrlce-
rne-a end women tor new occupations aad re-triln otheri tor their
former peaci-tlme toba
in i kaman or vrtrenen who have
work wilting for then will be iafe-
guarded fer I yeer ijilmt ilismlsaal
or talary reduetloei.
Tho** unable to get work et d»
mobllltation will bt kept on mlll-
t.iy strength wtth pey tnd illnw-
inee* of their rink until then tr*
suitable Jtvbt lor Ihem.       ^
Airmon Kill«d in
Coait Explosion
VAWCOUVm, Msy II (CPI -
One ilrmin wu killed end three
other* Injured in in eiplosion of
undetermined origin It ■ Wu*.
coast RCAF sir station lut week.
Western Air Command official! reported here today.
The deed man la Cpl Hugh I-ellh
Istunro McKay. Port Alberi.l. B. C.
Wo. T. D. Brown, who** home *d
rlreee wu unknown, wt* s*riou*ly
Injured Sgl N B Wlghtman. Kirk-
rsldy. ScolUnd. end CpL D 11
Jones. Billlnga Bridge. Ottiwi tuffered minor Injurlei
Study Conciliation
of Carta in
Naturalized Subjects
OTTAWA. Miy 19 ICP)-C*ncel
lition of nilurilliation paper* of
Britiah sTub)*ctl by nitunllutlon
who h*v* (cted In i treeftonable
manner during the wer Is under
rnn.wlfrstinn by lh* Fetlersl Government. Juellre Mlnliter St Ijrur
ent .aid, l'-lsv In Ihe Common*
The Minister spoke trier J 0
tll^enbeker (PC-lake Centre"
■aid the naturalisation papers of
iuch person* ihould b* cancelled
Command«r Girat
Garmani a SurpriM
WITH THI ITH ARMY Ut IT-
ALY, Mty a (CP) - The Ceea-
mender ef to Indian dlvtelea w*e
•irellirs, with hie tide it ta ad-
vented mtlie af Ht* treat leak-
leaj tvir leptartg Oeevntw firti
fttatliat when three Qlrmioi
ttntt ireund i earner. They ihiut
ed "lutvMrtrtr a* the fieerii rale-
ed hie ravalvee. The O^esaeea a*
aeeentty had keen llvleej le ■
Marty cellar. The Oene.tl headed the O.rmini asete ta s esttrky
■ nil ilrerift tetterv on* eeetle
tied hit lesg set ten.
TWO INDIANS
tyi»moid susrrcTS
VANCOUVIR. May IJ (CPI -
Two Indian* from Minion. BC. ind
i woman froat Peel Albaenl. were
•dmltted to hospital hare for cheer-
v«tion ■* typhoid tosrer puepecU
POLICE NOT
SELLING SOX
OTTAWA. Miy IJ tCPI Kten-
ley Knowlee iCCT-Winntpeg North
Cent**) w** attirid tonight hy
Juaiir. Mlaleler It lanrrent thet
the Royal Canadian Mounted Po
lire hasre not been glean the )oh of
■elllng wswnen'i rl~-liingi e*tttd
under etclee reajuletleaaa
Mr Kntvwt** tail be received In
th* mall ■ notice railing far ten 1
en tor th* al. et fans pdtrt ef reyon
•tocklnp aetata* by the RCMP
The notlr* taaieftil orer th* ilgna
Hire of ms RCMV   etiVwe
Mr. gRaaki aaad th* poatee
tore* could aot be eelUd ua*n to
da luch wnek Mr tt lestirenl re
piled that be waa Informed by Com
mleetonev I T Weed of th* R C
M P that Ta* tore* hat never bed
any  fill****, kg ahtrtlagl'
WINNIPEG YOUTH
FOUND GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER
WWHIPIG. May IS (CPt- Kn
aatlu court Jury tonight convicted
lettlie W Young. 17. of Winnipeg o,
manilaufhtar In connection with
tht death of Ed win Ptarte. rteten-
iion hom* guard, fatally Injured
lut Nnv 1] whtn three youth*
wiped from tha downtown home
Stntefva wta dafarTad until tomorrow by Mr. Juttict H A Roo-
•oo.
Patriarch of Moicow
and All Russia Dial
WHDOH. May II (CPI-M*tro-
polltin ftargel. Tl. Patriarch of Mot-
raw  tnd  sll   Ruasls.  died   today  of
■ hnln hammorhiga. T»** Newt
A|ency reported todsy rrom Mot-
cow
The   PilrUrch   drew   world-wide
■ Mention on April T when he ch*l-
lented th* position of th* Rocnin
Othollc Pop* si lh* vic*r of Otrlst
SPRINGFIELD, all
(API — Rev. Staniiltifgl
storm centre of • Catholic
controversy 11 • reault of I recent
I flying trip to Moscow to discuss wit*.
Marshal Stalin tbt future of hag
Church in Poland tonight Waa undef
cire of i physician who dettrlDtti
him si "on Ihe verge of ■ complete)
physical   md   mental   breakdown*
Dr. W C Kotinkl iaid tht priest*
wss confined lo bed in the rectorj.
of his church, ilthough the Chtncele
lor of the Springfield diocese, Sea;
0. A   Shes uld earlier tn th* da]>
back Into the Allied pent, tnd tht
ssoemy i losses In killed end wounded hid been correipondlngly heivy
A Retrtert dlipetch sard tbe Allies
hid thrust to within five miles of
the Adolf Hitler lint, the Germin
second major defence position.
Gtrmtn troopi tripped between
tht advancing American and French
spearheads ipepared to face the il-
ternitives of retiring into the left v
Aruncl Mountain range at their
backs, surrendering or being annihilated American units were fighting on the sprpoachet to Splgno.
five miles South of Ausioms. sfter
having srnatbad th* enemy out of
the village* of SanU Marl* Infinle < thit  Father Orlemaniki wu in tef
•nd San Plet.ro end captured moun-1 on his wiy to s monastery,
tain petitions on both tides of the .    The physician uld he found rata*
Autentt River i er Orlemanski  "very nervous and
(According to ■ Berlin broedcest.! upset when he visited him todiy,
the German High Cornrntnd uid He ordered the priest to remain la
Monday that Nul troopi had re- [ bed for seversl days Th* clergy-
riptured Sinla Mirun infinle . min. he idded. wu visibly iffect.
There wu no Allied confirmation , ed by development! since hit ra*
of this' I turn from Russia.
Heavy irllllery directed by R A F Fither Shea told a presi confer.
pilot spotters backed up th* French ; ence th*t i letter Fether Orlematw
troopi u they crept elong velleyt, ikl wrote to Bishop Thomu M. O".
and over ndgei. In the wike of I.c.uy, Biihop of Springfield, in.
nounced the prieit'i decltlon to tc.
cept the punnhment which wu i
creed beciuie of hii unautborixed
ibsence from his parish.
B.C. Laodi Milk
Production
VANCOUVm. May It (CP) -
Rrluah CotusnbU ltd tb* Dominion
lit both milk prtsduelion per cow
end petreeatttrt ef eewt milking In
Itta-a It ant imported « l recant ' wJmJm ta Northern Italy
ham* of Uw Dairy Review eg Can  '
probing tank formations In the
course of Sunday's bloody tdvince
Gen Juln'i forree took tbc'villige*
of San Ambroglo. Villa Halo ind •
number of other point! before cap-
luring Auionli
Eighth Army troopi In the eector
louth of Caastno worked furiously,
building bnd|fs and pouring tank*
acrou the Rapido ID speed their
idvinre Gurkha from India
cleaned out remaining enemy
strongpoinu imong the cellar
labrynthi of Sent Angelo de Te-
odtee. which wu cut off eerlier end
by-paaaed
The only point where tbe Allied
ittack ipepared to base ilowed
down wu In the mountain! North-
watt of Civaiino, what* th* Oerm*ni
had rushed tn relnforcetnenti ind
hastily ilrentth.ned their defences  sgsinit   Pollih   troopi
A Reuleri front line dispetch uld
whll* bluer fighting wet going on
Northweat and South of Ciattno. s
ghostly ul ence previlled in thit
k*y town itself
Ttn Allied ilr torcee Sundiy un-
leaahed vlnuilly everything on
band against the enemy. etUcklng
et every rulnarible point. Including gtta poartlene tnd mmmind
en the battlt line tnd freight
Potato Growers
Plan to Operate
Glucose Plant
NEW WtSTMrNSTtR. B C. May
15 (CPI-rraser Valley potato
grower! trt orgtnlzing a coopera*
tive ataoclltlon to tike over opera*
tlon of the Piclfle Glucoet Refit*,
cry Ltd. manufacturing glucoet
from low-grade ind field run pot*,
toes, the Vsncouver Sun said ln a
newspsge story todiy.
Plan* are to double the capacity
of the plant from MOO ton* to 16,-
OM  ton*  innuilly.
Openting of ■ dryer to menu.
lecture dry potato for feed pur*
poet*, now • wist* material Is tin
being  considered
W, m„k product per cow   \^^{_*["*«>   'N
tn   SC    ilrvra   tMO   hat   bom   lg#' IAJTWN *Wlla«\»P1
peunda
Nova Scotia Miners
Back ot Work
SYDNEY. N. S. Mty 15 (CP) -
Both riortnc* and Prlncatt collltr-
i-t at Sydnty wert In full operation
today afttr aavaral dayi of IdltntM
following dlitnbtitlnn of 1190,001
In hack pay to 1500 mtntn otrtT •
wrrk ago Tht minct wtrt clottd
for   flrt   working   dtyt.   Normally
430 Japt Interntd
OTTAWA. Mey 11 (CF) —«**-
tie* MiaMee K Laareeit eaeg te
eight la tht C*m*MiH thet tn
Jan now ere latt meg. Ia*ltsdl*g
let v.k, ,,, •.Its* tab)**** er
te* treated aa taex.
la ell. m ne* ■**• Mvterwad tot
■ eeeted ebeeeajt feilare te lea
esedisvtoly  eaaietly   wi
dayi or Sunday*
THOROU). Onl, May 19 (CPi -
Two   pllotl   were   killed   tajturdiy   ["*** nslnei^do not operate SatltT.
when  their  tlrcreft  crueied  on  ■
farm tear hen. Ciuoe of lb* rruh
hu not been deterasined
Dead ire To  Arthur Miller. 3«
Vancouver Light*
Deed *r» Po   Arthur Miner. *>. of   a*.**      -   kA'A    *    La
St    Cstaarin*..   Oat.   tnd   Cilgiry. j UTT Ot Midnight
tasatty Pilot. *nd Sft Robert Coulter, tl. af New Wtetmlneter, R C.
wu wu pllotlivg the plane.
win,.mn uld Ihe craft went Into
* dive before It rruhed
Tentative errersgement* hive l»e*n
la  erelootae ' nude tor i mlllliry funeril Tueaday
*r*et ■» a. C. M,«, il Itseae had el No 4 Wireleu School it SI Ctth
from   I.lire    artne. Th* bodiu * 111 be eenl h -or L
'fat biu 1*1.
VANCOUVIR, Mty It (CP)—
At mirlnijht, POT. tonight. Via-
ceuver'i bright downtown llghtt
will blink off fer Mveral monthi
1. the British Celumbls tleetrtg
Cempiny'i power uvlng dlmout
became, effect,ve throughout wet
lower ,o.ml,ori All lighted dll*
lil.v ngns ind itore windows will
bi blichcd out
 	
NILSON DAILY NIWS, TUESDAY, MAY 1*, 1*44
Cleeton Pleads Not Guilty lo Arson
Charge as Trial Begins
at Opening of Spring Assizes
Alfred J. Cleeton, CPR. Station
Agent it Brilliant, pleaded not
giillty to • chine of setting fire to
thl Brilliant No. 1 School Much
17, before Mr. Justice H I. Bird.
aa the Spring Assises opened ln
Nelson Monday morning. Testi-
mony of four witneisei was heard
before the Court adjourned to 10:30
Tuesdsy morning.
I. P. Dawson of Nelson ll Crown
Prosecutor, tnd A. 0. Ctmeron of
Trail, Defence Counsel.
During examination of Constable
John DeVoin of tht Provincial Police it Ctitlegar by Mr Diwson,
an Incident thit took place nesr
Beisley on tht Kelton-Trill Hlghwiy list Frldiy wu entered ln the
record.
DrNlID -.AMINO REMARK
Aaktd by Mr. Dtwton If ht hid
had tny conversation with the leaned line* tht preliminary hearing, Constable DeVoin itited ht
Wti driving WMt from Nelion,
when he wtt algnilied to stop by
Ur. Cleeton who wu proceeding
towird Nelson ln t cir. Mr. Cleeton
had come up to him end remarked
Salt ht hid "(ont to tee Witt todiy," contrary to hii ban-later*! ln-
ttrutcloni not to unlet! Constable
DeVoin wat preient Hli purpose ln
going to lee Mr. West—R. A. D
WMt, Ctttleglr men-haul — hid
been to "deny he ever pasted the
remsrk thit West told him down
the rlTtr for 15 cent* " A hot trgu-
•tent hid ensued
"I laid It wu unfortuned, but
not to worry," Conttibli DeVoin
'-atftlfttd.
Relttlng eventi occurlng on the
Bight of the (Ire, Conittbl* DeVoin
tUttd ht hid flnt been notified it
11:40 p.m. and Immediately imng-
(tl to hive thi Cutlegir Tire Deptrtment go to the tcent.
Rt had found severil cricked
Wlndowi, whllt it tht hiiement
door he found th* padlock hup
lttnguig looMly, the door being
■tightly ijsr Window* tnd other
doors were locked tnd he found no
broken ptnei.
fkrlt AT FIRS aiTI
About 1:80 sun. he hsd titmlned
    . when  he  found  t
at a pile of eordwood had
bedly burned, itbtetot coven pipe* directly ibovi the
d burned off ind  t holt
 through tht floor directly
abort the weed, further Inspection
Sam hi the diy mulled In finding
'tf t bltekened nn on the floor be-
 fumict  tnd  tht  woodpile
i March II be found another can
|f itatuiiliig eordwood In com-
0 wttti two buys, Alex Hoodi-
and Mike SheritobltofI.
ton In which Mr. Cleeton hid been
driven from Castltgtr to the Kooteniy Engineering Company plint
•t Brilliant, ind told of having examined the floor of tht ctr for odor
or steins of a petroleum product t
few days after the fire. He hid
found neither.
NO BROKEN PANia
Dealing with condition! it the
■choolhoute it tht time of the fire,
he Insisted to Mr. Ctmeron thit he
found no broken panes Aiking if
he, wu luggeitlng that other tettl-
mony on thli icon wu not correct,
he intwered ln tht affirmative
He hid known Mr. Cleeton for
four years, he told Mr. Cimeron
■nd relttlom with him ind his family hid been of tht best
Mr. Cameron went over • list of
flrei that hid occurred ln the dlitrlct ilnce Dec. M, 1840, when Con-
liable DeVoin hid been itttloned
tn Ctitlrgar
Several tlmei during tht titer
noon, Mr. Juitlce Bird cautioned
Mr. Cimeron igilnst Introduction
of Ir'clevint testimony.
Hli Lordship queitloned Conttibli DeVoin u to bow he Illuminated tht Khool bssement when
making eximlnition. Tht constable,
who hid broken his fluhllght earlier ln the evening, iaid ht hid und
t week spotlight, tnd that lt had
been prictictlly Imposilble to mike
•n Inspection. He could not say
whether there were tins on the
floor it the time, tnd hid given up
trying to examine thing! beciuse
of poor illumlnitlon.
Cordwood thit hid been thrown
out of tht basement wu still outside it this time, but hid been
thrown back In by tht time he returned the next afternoon. The
floor wu ln • moist condition. Tht
tin he found wu dry
Boyd C. Affleck, B. C. Und tur-
vtyor, who sketched plans ihow-
Ing tht ichool tnd Brilliant areai.
Identified various polntt on th*
■ketches, ind described distance*
•nd contour! of the ireti.
W. R. Dunwoody of Nelion, Official Trustee for the Doukhobor
Community District, testified thit
he bed known Mr. Cleeton tor tlvt
yean, that he had betted the Khool
tetchen well, tnd thit hit residence
had alwtyt been open to them.
TIACH1R TESTIFIES
Mis* Eliztbtth Ann MirKlnnon
of Nelaon lettlfltd thit lhe had
ttught it the Brilliant achool for
four yeart. On tht diy of the Art
ihe  had  left  In the  afternoon  to
spend the weekend In Nelaon, first
locking ill doort ud wlndowi
Three pane* of glut, one In the
the   building,   the
French Cheer New*
of Boche Retreat
ALQIER8, Mty 11 (CP) -airman forces in In full "dliordirly"
retreat en thi Frinch Meter ef tht
Italian front and ofdrlng "lit-
tl* mora thin .pontile rillitsnce"
Qen. Charles dt Gaulle told the
oheerlnt French tentultatlvt *i
iimbly todsy.
Quoting telegram* from Qen.
Alphonm Jain, French field com-
minder, concerning weekend operitiom, Oen. dl Qaulle Mid "advances art generil en tht entire
front""
SI. Joseph's
Down Brownies
Though down 1-8 it ont point,
St. Joseph's lady loflbtllen eut
loott ■ 10 run btrrtge In the final
Inning to take Brownlu 20-12 ln •
Womtn'i League gtmt Mondiy. Tht
Brownlu took command In tht tint
Inning ind by tht fifth wert lesdlng
8-2. Howtvtr, tht St Joteph't rally
wu too much for them tnd they
finned out In their lut three Umu
•t bit three itralght It wu th*
Calhollci lecond itralght win.
Teimi tnd icorei wtrt:
St. Joleph'l- DeLucrezIo 2, Thill
1, Proctor 3, Migllo 1, Cecchlnl 2,
Kubln 3, It. Del.ucreiit, St Germiln,
1, Vecchio J. -10.
Brownies—Coltmtn 1, VtnKough-
nett 1. Dot Colmtn, 2, Ambrose, Gil-
lett 1, Wsllsce 2, Fletcher 1, Sutherland, Perdue 1— 11.
Only Important
Churches to Be
Wholly Rebuilt
LONDON, Mty 18 (CP) -Among
Britain'! 14,000 churchei dettroyed
or dtmiged by bombings, only those
of historic Interest or ipeciil Importance will be fully rebuilt, accord-
Ing to propoull published todiy by
tht Wtr Dsmage Commission tnd
CommlttM rtprttentlng th* Chrlltlin Churches.
ioaspTea
in UN
I tea eat. of lay ether ream-
ot* the SIM ■lirey   The tall watt ttM rleori ta*
  upon   lh**a
_ , , ttlMiatliliiiil lhasr char-
keurt tad mted than for subse-
gflie But sometieve*
i efleal hu been no<-
  item* at thl*
If ssval rootlnt t few remark*
km**a by Flielfiat Roeert May-
Mli mtahlrai. pcvettent of ibe
V&lytralty of Chirago w*bea* fawner wot a lasn.inm in the I'r..-
*■*■**> eherok H* aid -Wi
fead ■■■hia privwri tad I Blble-
•aasaaag ereer day Wi went la
tavarek "arte* as Bundey The n-
eult et Va* flret I* tMt I was
tensaad thr** we its ego when.
■a t «!**■ I was Machlng. f found
slat It tha tmivenHT rt mi-
wbe   had   never   heart   os*
 , The rweull of the second
Is laat N li ten hart for roe to
ft at tkank are* "
Says U.S. Opened
Accounting Office
at Vancouver
OTTAWA, May IS (CP)-Piul
Mirtln, Parliamentary Assistant to
Ubor Minister Mitchell, uld todiy
In the Commoni thit the United
Stitei Government hid not opened
in employment offlct In Vincouver for the purpose of recruiting
labor for tbe Altikt Hlghwiy. Tht
United Stitei Government, however, had opened in accounting office.
George loanln
Rescued
In Ship Sinking
Ordinary Seaman George Ioinln
of Nelson wu among tht 38 mr-
vlvon of tht new frigate Vtlleyfleld
lota of which wu announced it Ottawa Monday, hit brother, Alex Ioinln, Sll Third Street, wu tdvlied
by cible Mondiy. Flvt men trt
dtld tnd Ul mining u ■ remit of
th* Iom of tht frigate, which hid
been on North Atlintlc convoy duty.
Ordinary Sesmsn Ioinln wu born
ln Nelion In 1823 tnd ittended thi
Hume, Junior High end Senior High
Schools, Ha wu married lut August to Mitt Gladyi Owen of Trill,
who resides it MS Mllllgtn Avtnut.
Ht tnllittd I ytir igo lut Mtrch.
A sports enthusiast, ht wu well
known ln hockey ind lacrosie clr-
clM, tnd played on Nelson "rep"
teami In both iporti.
Mothers Preserve
Home Life
Feature of thl Mother! Diy Service it Trinity United Church
Sundiy morning wu th* presentation of corugei to thl mothers tnd
wIvm of those In tht irmed forcei
Tht red, white tnd blue flowen
were prettnted by Mirgiret Mc-
Coihim, Sylvia Wells. Betty Hor-
vith ind Miry Wildle.
Th* Sunday Khool combined
with the congregation for the icr-
vioe tnd memberi of tht Intermt-
dlttt Depirtment took put. Tht
scriptures were reid by Dawn
Spencer, Attn McDonild tnd Divld Towntend. The ushers for the
service were Keith Buchinan, Jim
Brodlt, Fred Pernio md Jack
Steed.
The Junior Choir, under tht direction of Mrs. Bain Oliver, give
th* tnthemi—"Song of Greeting!",
"O Hippy Home" tnd "Mother*
Dey Prayer."
The theme for the tervlct wu
"Hornet mtkt i Nation". W. J.
Hicks, Sundiy School tuperlntend-
ent told the ilory of the Christian
home life of Madame Chiang Kai-
shek, tnd how her Chrlltlin living
Influenced the Generillislmo tnd
other letdert of China Ht emphasized the Influence of our homes ln
thiplng tht future of our nttlon
Ht itited thit mother, still hsve
to  milntlin   tnd   preserve   femlly
No Sign German
Troop* Cracking
WITH THd STH ARMY IN ITALY, Miy 18 (CP Cable) — The
sth Army puihtd en towird tha,
vaunted Adelf Hitler line today In
I hard, unipictioular advanci
Iflllntt German troopi who ihow
id no tlgni of cricking undtr tht
ever-lncreii'.ig wilght of Allitd
men and irmcr.
(UdMKier
lor Better mrld
•Says Holmes
Gyros Tickled by
B. C. Affleck's
Wild West Tail
is*. "—.—w-  . front   part   of
aroes-tximlnation by Mr. other* it the rtir, wtre broken ln
_ Constable DeVoin de- tbe b*Mmim wlndowi, the recsll-
a ter owned by H. O. Pit-1 *d D**crlblng the entrance ta the
basement door, th* itited that only
the top itep wu visible, th* otheri
leading down to t second buetnent
door not being vlttblt until the door
wu ripened.
Fine In the fumtc* wert itarted
In the momlngi by Nick Mirk in.
aba uld. and the school children
took tumi keeping tbe fumice
alight during ichool hour*.
A.ked by Mr Cimeron If kindlings or cms might bt •tottered
•round the beatment. ahe answered
In the affirmative Tins used by th*
children for plint* ind some neerly
empty floor oil etui wtr* left In
one end  of the hiiement
She had known Mr Cleeton four
yean.   He   had  been   helpful   md
Munltloni Minister Howe, reply
Ing to Douglti O. Ron (PC-Toron
to St. Psul'il, uld tht itetl ntui
tlon it present wu "very tight.
Indeed." Mr Ron uked ibout ip-
pllcitlom for th* relet** of steel
tor Toronto  Khool  buildings.
Min muit be to* food icoordlng
to the life tint i» golnt te be liven.
the ume u Ihe but Iced food according to whit they want ln the
liive." Thl. II what tVev. J. (I. Holme* told Neleon Rotirj ulub tt IU
luncheon Monday.
In thl hive the queen bee laid two
kind* of eggs, one produced k drone,
ind the other might produce i worki.
or t qtieiii. The beee knew which
kind they wanted and fed accordingly If • queen bee wu required the
larva* wu fed royil Jelly, while if it
wu ■ worker they wiuted it wu led
eome other subsUnoe.
Mr. Holmes uld this tpplisd to the
live* of men. Children were given food
lo give them alrong bodlei ind keep
Die   mln     good     phvslcsl   condition
Nazi* Say Pressure
Increased
on Cassino Front
B. C. Affleck delighted Nelson
Gyros it their dinner meeting it
the Hume Friday with I stirring ith, m,n ^ ,
itory of i bank robbtry at New 10ver 70 per cent of Uv* ocil tax wen'
Haielton ln 1814. lt wm the day 1 towird* tbe echooli. which fed the
the lut tplke wai driven tn the children mentiily. ind then there wu
Grand Trunk Railway, which wm Ith' m°r»1 ind tp'mutl feeding which
April 7. md th, town wm full of" cM" "^^ ,° h,1» hlm '*"" '
laborers who hid Juit received their
money. Also ln town were three
Liberal politicians, H. C. Brewster.
John Oliver tnd A. M. Manson —
■11 of whom wtrt famous liter —
who were untblt to believe their
eyes tt what they uw.
The robbers decided to pull their
act Just 1 few moments after the
bank had opened in the morning
LONDON, Miy 18 (Tuesday)
(CP) — Tha Qirmin-oontrollio*
Rome radio uld todiy tht alllis
bid Inortuid pruiur* Northeut
of Cuslno on tht Italian front tnd
■re attempting te break through
the German llnei with itrong Infantry torus supported  by tank*
Northwest of Cassino, tbt broid-
cut uld, Nul foroes shirply bid
counter-itticked tnd dlitroyid U
Allitd   tanks. I
Tht    broidcist    tcknowlidgtd  Sole
thit Qtrmtn forcei hid ibindon-1
ed Mt Mtlo, South of Cassino snd
sbout midwsy between thit town   Cn|-,
end the Italian Weat oeaat. I JHl*
m\mmmv. .", ||| ll    ^ijiavaawawpea^
llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllll'
Coat Special
Tweeds and solid colors, reversible corduroys.   All sites.
Reg. to $21.93
$12.95
Sale
good character
(IMI ON EYERYONI
Thi ipeaker etld the ichools |tv.
the young men snd women th* tool.
to work with, but unless thij had
good character they srould not mske
tbe proper use of these tools when
starting out In builneu. Chancier
building wu the reiponilblllty of
every grown person In lh. country
itated Mr. Holmes, for il though 1
person   might  not  realise  It,   he   ln
They went In and told the teller 'fluencad tin Uvea of tbe young peo-
lo open the vault, but is, there was  pie.
• combination, he wu only able to i Mr. Rolmei itited thit if religUjui
„..-... i. «... .„.„ tv,- u.n.«r h.„ >ducitlon wu Introduced Into th*
open 11 ptrt w,y, the Manager hay- KhooU „ „„„„ ,„,
Ing the rett of the combination. The ; vU , ,rM, „„,. Many of u,e*» chll-
demand wu punctuated by • few 1 dren did not receive any ipirltuli
ihott directed it the leller't feet. I trtining whatever, unless it wu
Theee ihoU were heird by the 1•*uS»t ln ** ichool*. Until just re-
Msntger who h.d been .landing ■£«*, ^r*^n,dpUrCo,h,rjn He,0-'
ouUldt Ulklng to a friend. He ran ,¥tr im.i.tton bus JUat be.,, paased
home, grabbed 1 gun ind ipread ' allowing Bible reading in tin class
the tlarm. room   ttr. Holme* uld  be wu iur-
Mtny Interutlng IncidenU oc-I ^"wd it the objection* niatd over
curred during the fray, mi p»pi. I ^.^r^^.tX'S £
had not teemed lo rwliz* lint it >KUA to ine:r ctiMna i,irnint thU
wm 1 matter of life tnd dealh. The very doctrine,
citizeni hid loon irmed themtelvei I He stated thit men bid 1 free will.
with weapons of virlnut klndt, Mr ; "nll< «ht be*, icted by imUnct Oni
AfflKk, pjmen. hiving obulned ^jmm eenun earn _*. m.
1 rtvolvtr. pcealbl* to know what 1 man. woman.
Bombers Tie
Hotel Nine
Rag. ro $30.00
$14.95
Reg. to $39.93
 $18.95
FINK'S
LADIES' WEAR
1 ■ 11111 iiis 1111 a 11111111111 a 111 -
CRANBROOK, B, C, May 18 -
Hotel men tied the loftball league
opener tonight with Lancaiten
Bomberi 12-11 In Mven Inning in 1
gtmt ot red hot bitting itudded
with ipluhlng of trrort on both
ildei. Hotel Men lott their leider
In Cuey Sttnglt tuhlon when Kin
Hogirth broke hit knot on tht ildt-
llne before the tenon opened.
John Ltncuter'i pitching msdt up
for Bombers' iloppy outfield, while
Hirvey Ltncuter got two humeri
snd Cece Tiller csme home for him
three tlmei. Hotelmen'i sixth inning
rally brought six rum In for 1 IJ-
6 lead which Bomberi overcame ln
the,flntl two .Uniit. [NATIONAL LIAOUg
The Klrli new let'fue itirt* to-
morrow night whll* Gyrrti mtj«t
High School Wednesday.
PREACHER P0T8 AWAY
Tht preacher cau*ed moit of tig
excitement when he hid  behind
i bor or girt might do,
I    The ipeaktr then *pok* of th* In-
cr****  In   th*  dlTOTc**,  MptKially   tn
B.C.. and  how  th«T war* undermln
BALL SCORES
AMERICAN  AMOC.
Loulivllle 3, Mllwiukee 1.
Pirtenhelmer ind Wilteri; Hetrn
(10),   SproulL  Gaisiwiy   (10)   tnd
PruetL
Columbui 11, Mlnneipolll 4.
Htrr tnd Burmeliter, Bain, John-
ion (8) Mostly (8) McCormlck 17*
snd Bltzo.
Ball Standings
Traniport Mlnltttr Mlchiud,
tabling 1 reply for John Diefenbaker (PC-Lake Centre), uld thit of
tht 82 ippllcatlons mide for radio
broadcasting licence* latt yesr, six
were granted, 13 denied tnd decli-
lon on the remaining 11 wm lllil
pending. Licences wer* granted for
Italians In Ntw Weitmlniter, B. C,
end Port Alberni. B. C.
Strike Follows
Lopti Resignation
BOGOTA, Colomblt. M*y 18
(AP) - Tht rMigntUon of Preeldent Alfonso Lopa wm prMented
J ... .. to tht Senate today tnd in ordtrly
courteoul to th* teachers  tnd  hid   llr|,, 0| union employeei ind gov
done   many   odd   loot   for   them
around the arhoolhouM
Ccanprtsirsg th* )ury w«i J. L
Crewe. Trail, fornnm; R- W. Wtt-
piece of ore that wu let up on two ,nt th* horn*  life of  u>* cnildrsm
block*.    A lidy  in s itort  beilde The"   could   be   .   n.w   and   better
.,.,,...              . ,           , world, ther*  muit  b*  b*,ur peoplf
the bank kepi directing him u to „,„ om „, „,„ ,„„,„ „, ^Jarj
where to ehoot wu to help the younger feneration
A mm who claimed he wu from build better character*, to th.y would
Texti had • little plitol ibout lo, beoorai uaeful dUun*. he uld.
t.,^1...   t„„„   .r,A  ....  ,,-...,,,«  n,,ls* '    Otb*r guesti it the luncheon w*r»
Inche. long   and wu having quite „   ^Donald   from  Trill    I.leut   3
1 time with it- A   A1Un   ,,<„„, on ,„v, ,rrm „„
A telephone operator, • Londoner, weetminsur:  o   »   Hose md R   w
-                                   .               kept  blowing  s  whistle,   thinking wird. both Put Prssident* from Cai-
llfe.  utlng  Christian   te.chlng.  u: ,ha( ,     llcCTntn woM com, ,on
^-i^"" s.'0' . "* ' i    All th, while thl. wu going on,!   £ f "°f^1 ™JTlKZ£
Chrlltlin ch»r*cten. I     „„,,„„ .... _.. ...„j,*   ,* ,Jl  1 Put Preeldent 1 pin by H U trVhim-
.  I" Toun« •'" *u ttendlng In  the lWr   „„„  „p,„.,a   th,  ciuf)-,  ,p.
. road taking pictures   She even had  preelitlon for the good «» rse had
1 picture of one of the robbers, who   done last y**r   Mr   MoCannel thiol-
wai killed when he msde s run for   ed the club, but u be wu already
,. ; wearlnt ■ pin. give it to H. D   D*w-
NAKU8P, aC-alr*. Ttmk TTsosy   "- ,„,,
wu bosteai on Thuraday  sfwrnoon     when the robben found Ihry could     w 0 H,rela „„„„„;»<, in, Hot,ry
when *h* entertained for her young ; not   get  Into  the  vault,  they   toot 1 dub   were   wlnnen   In   lh*   Bervlee
Alfred!  tbsrd   birthday   Dimes   what money they could ind made  Club onmpetitton durlnt thi Victory
 *nj07*d on the liwn whiri ta* j , ^ (or „,, „,„„.   Tw0 ot m,,,, jiau l*iv*. Trie wtaaar at lh* tains
wu  alrv*d.  OUMU  wer*  Alfred  and; w.,.   .   .._--,   in.,.„,iv    -nj   eorapetlUoc, In the Club will b* known
Donald Trtosy. Myrne Byland. Uynn 1 *'"  *mti  ,™°nl in''!nt^*  !?d  l.t*r
Bylind. Atidrer Marjerr  and Bevei-, • third wu serlouily injured. The     prrotamot . A m^m, utmee.d hu
—•• --"- Oaltas. Alien »nd Orint | olher three eiciped to the iwimp   uvpreciation  tor  thi  «rork  doni  b-;
The    cltitem    immediately    iur-   thi club.
rounded  the iwimp,  tnd  some of
NAKUSP
ly Hill, slobby
sto*l*y. Beverly Ward. Brand* Wird
Qlen Olsen. Buddy and Harvard Aal
tin   Juni Warn* tnd Douglas Otrd
n«r, David, Marilyn and Bruee Hor-
, _._                    ,u,em* 'ncludln« *f'**** '^ Wond*rinq Cow Co«*H
rey. Un. Trteay wu MilUd by Un   to  belt  iround In th* swsmp  to »
O. H   Oirdner, Mn  C. Honey, Mr* | find them.  The ipeaker uld It wu Mit.  DeCKCI* >/.b0
L  Wird. Mrs. Y. Kill, Mrt. Bylsnd j the moet unpletsmt feeling he hid „      „     „      _   .
*** •** fLmfS; s-. a            .    \"*r hid. for they knew tbary -«. *1~ ^"'iT! **?*"' Iyr™^,,
Church ounvcnttoii.
Wt  Itmak Turlk left for Vmcou
Large Monthly
Shipment From
Nelson Rod Cross
Tb* following ahlpejMnt wa* mad*
from thf Nalaon R**l Croa* work room
thU month.
CWiiian knitting SH boyf trwootr-
<ra, 16 inf int* *o*k*r*. four child'*
noXo. two infant* nata aad ill infant* Jaoktu
Women* Auxiliary S*ttIo*: Two
•1*mt*1m* *w*at«r* and on* pair anil*
aocki
Ml*o*llan*otu: M pair* mrt\ot
•ocki. two pair* mmni ttocklnf*.
11 *U*v*l«a* **r*aura. 10 v-n*-tk
nraatar* with *l*rr*a, (omr turtlen*ck
*w*t«ra. on high n*ck *w*at*r with
t\o*no, 10 rlbbad htlmet*. on* it»*t
b*lm*t cap, 10 pair* flora*, two Mln
mi now—par*' m'tta. two bod* Ml*.*
fir* imputation cor*r* (!•*•) and 10
waah cloth*
Clflllan: Two lnf*nta' gowr\a, 11
boTi' h*tchwan, 41 bora' ■hlr.i, thra*
woa*s'* kntckera, 41 girl- pant.**.
14 dlapar* *ti women'* *in«rt«ncy
raawTT* *mo«k*.
H'rtptUl Siipplte*- 11 htXplUl bo*-
foam*. M T b*nd*ff**. 31 pilra mtn't
PTl^maa, 11 lea bag eonn and MO
man'i  hindktrchlffi.
Donatlooi Four baby blankfta,
four crib blankata. on* laf* quilt
on* pafr pantle*. 10 •rttb qullt-i (part-
ty don*tedt and dx gUV
FISHER ELECTED
WELFARE CHIEF
WlrOsTPsM, Miy IB 'CTl-PhlUp
S.   Fisher  of Montreal  wm  today
elected for hit fourth term M President of the Canadian Welfare Cout-
W   L Pet.
SL Loull 	
. 11   t .705
Cincinnati    	
. it a .sai
Philidelphli       	
. u a .571
Pltuburgh   _....
. 10 10 .500
. 11 11 .500
New York  „ 	
. 11 11 .458
Boiton        _ 	
. 11 14 .440
Chicigo          —
.   1 17 .150
AMERICAN LEAQUB
New York     	
. 14   1 .700
Washington     .
.  13   a .591
St LouU      	
_ 14 10 .58.1
Phllidelphle 	
.. 12 11 34i
Chicago
10 11 A31.
Cltveltnd       ,   .
. 10 14 .417
Boston
.   8 13   381
Detroit 	
.   1 IS J75
ruppll
In  It.
KAMPALA (CPI— Uganda, which
hu n*v*r before grown males, tnd
had   been   dependent  on   Kenya   for
iltsta. produced Mt,000 baas of It
Ml
ft-ynt-jj 'nit«n(/y Halrtrea1
Un team my* if* Miifemsli- at>
twlwatew.ta.iaee
Other
Botrd   of   Oosremorl    represent
Ing   member!  tnd   donor*,'   W.  A.
th»t   thty   might  get   ihot   it   tny   |" ~"' *
.. ... _..: ., ,     t-„  lowln« " cow to run at large within   Murphyi   Winnipeg      Rei»***ntlng
technical tei view. Misi Ijuri Hoi-
time
fir from pleinnt.    Two
the City UmlU
more were aoon caught, they had     ^ |UUd ^ ^ *ttfirltmU thai   ^^   victorii: Mue  Miry McPhe-
weee-[ ssnih   heen   wnund*d    but   th*   one   ....   .....  ,_.*   .... ,_   . .    . ...     .,__,__,.   a..*i .   .-a
Oteatat listnMi leaytttteet*. Pet
etday—ta*lttt*pdss*>l«Ti**3llt
seld everywker* la Maty eekk ferws.
LYPSYLS-l-
v*r B*tord«y.
laaving -fVlday '•Je^^.lhr."***:   both  been  wounded,  but  the  one  rt, ^ ltf, aie cow In t „c,nt  ,,,„,; M)J, Marlorl* Bradford tnd
en. N R fiirdlch. Thorn** Short-
hotu*. A B Ollker. C H Murriy.
B P J Rleeterer. 3. I Ortnberg
ind C   L  Hood. Nelion; P  O. Bird.
Bonnmgtrm: J 11 McAullffe, Trill.
•nd A   W. Dickinson, Creeton
^''J^d^ra^crcTno.h;. I ^ ^' "™> "* "*>  ,nd wu  Cl.y let »« her proper., while .he   ,
Arten Ortn tad Douglaa Bataman     | *>-v"  Iouna-
Mn   a   Heard  left for Revelsvoti   Ju.y CONQRATULATIB
on aeturdty \ HINOia
Albwt Brady of CarroUl sru • Hi     ""«»•
ku*p vlalior. |    Everyone wu boutlng ibout how
Miss H   aloan waa a recant vldtor
In Makuap ^^ ] ,round that there
_>-i      ^ asm J«kaon *1^u"'B^cftbi ' °n«'*  ln1UM,:  UlCT  n0  ont  knr"
tlon would be refund In »lew oMhe | JSJlartry D*p*rtmmt° on  th*_ aaddli | who had don* ,h,^ln*__M_rhlA'i
expresiions of popultr lupport """"     ""''      "  "" '"    """
•rnmint   workers   ipreid   through
the capital In in effort to get the
Senile to reject It
It .pp..red probable, hiajetiana- .J^a'^m'iaaa^t "m-uTlor th.
msny they hsd shot, until word got   '"niant, told  lhe Court he    found
sround that there wu to be s cor-   *** «•*" »n • C1'** s^**\ >*•' '*• •'"
..   H.  Creigbton,  Vincouirer;  Mra.
went to do work on i pipeline  Ui-   w  t Wel1- otuwi. ind Harry At-
uslly. th* uld. the inlmil would re-   UnKn, C.rm«n. M*n.
mam  with  moth«  tethered   there."     r^k,,^   Advleory   Committee-
Acting Sergesnl R   R. Houie, in-   p,c,,lc Co4ft:  f   t   Wlnslow,  Victoria. C J. McNeely ind Dr. A. L
liriuer. Vincouver.
ter receiving  i  complaint  thit   lh*
cow wu loose In i rutdents (irdm.
-,—    ...       BLACKHEADS
CtiiiRHAM/WiRTi  IgsrJT
3 *e*r
Umltad
TORONTO, OtSTARIO
FURNITURE MOVING
By
EXPCRIEHCID MEM
PBomc ■«*
T0WLER FUEL & TRANSFER
VANCOUVER, 1. C, HOTELS
BOGOTA, Colombia, Mty 15 -
(API—The Colombia Senitt reject-
id unanlmouily tonight tht reilg-
nitlnn of Preildent Alfonio Lotvet,
tfter union employeei tnd government worken had conducted in
* ordtrly itrlke to Indue* tht Sen-
EatMwa   tte to ttki tueh action.
Further Chorgct to
B* Laid Against* Jap
VANCOUVDV   Mty   IS   (CD   -
Shlgo Mori, sllss Shlcgto Klnoahllh,
Jipineee alleged to hive been mu-
fiuersdlng u • Chimin line* ItVtl.
wm remanded until Slay *d when
ht appeared tn Pollc* Court today
charged with po*s**slng t nitloml
ragaitfataon card not hit own. Royal
Canadian Mounted Police official!
Mid further charge, will bo laid
againit  him.
I.C. AIRMAN WINS DFC.
OTTAWA, Mty IS (CP)-*»e. D. T.
Cook, of Kelowna. B C, and Po
R H. Jirman, Edmonton, hire been
awarded the DT C for their brar-
ery bi tbe litlliu lervlce of th*
RCA.F.
I
-YOUR  VANCOUVER  HOUg* Newly  rwaavated  letaaSl
Duflerln Hotel -***-:^
VtoMinree  SV 0.
PATmaON
Ana
A-   PAT
Celeena.
late   et
TRANSPORTATION—PotMnacr and Fr.igh,
Nelson - Trail
Rossland Freight
|.C. MUIR
hiaeMi: Ntrtew. TT; lottUnei 2111: Trill 1110
alountaJn foe UM aumniar months    I fleck   Mid   the  verdict   brought   In
Un  T.  tHeenhoft   arrived   STIdiy j by   th.  Jury  wu   ThM*   persons.   DaVodlin*  for Miners'
known to the Jury, clm* to their
deathi by tn irmed pereon or parr-   C«rtlf*ICat«S   Near
Trill ta reatd* ln Nakusp for
th* Bumm.r.
Ur tnd Mr* a Ntidtrman of adg.-
wood wer* rijitori In Nakusp
3. NsTkaskl ot aotsaon vu i Nikuip
visitor
w Uols snd family wer* aaturdiy
visitors from Arrow  Park.
Wilfred Bredv. BCJlT. wm s Nf
kuap vialtor Baturday from Canolll.
en rout* back to hi* unit. He ipent i
weeks furlough vlilting hli parent*.
Mr. ud Mrs. 3   Bredy.
Alphona* Guidon. RCA? wu a
Natuep vultor from Burton *n rout*
to Use OoeeV He wu aooompanl*d by
hi* wlfi. snd sister. Mlaa I. Quldon,
M far u Arrowhead.
Tb* May meeting et *H Marti
Guild ns held Wednesday slums..,,
U live bom* of Mn. T. Harvey, Mrs
Richard Humplirli presiding till Rev
P. M Gilbert opened th* meeting
After routine businm, final trtnte-
menta wee* uad* for Us* annual lawn
lta tnd ul* of wort ind bwi table
*a bt MM thla month. Mr*  Rarty
•on* unknown to lh* jury, but thli
VICTORIA. M.y 15 iCP>- Dead-
Kid Yankees
Whale Cards 9-2
Tialeee regalxsed tm.r winning
n,i il Use attruuon Urovuvla Moo-
day lerolag *b*n u, I wot lh* Cardinals lew) cam;, V. t.:t luoe of 1-1
The winners to' '. '<« runs In lhe
flnt.  two  in  th. iwnd  ud one In
Najraar, aC—un Oeor** Jordan ud Mr* 3. Hopkins an vlslung
in Nlleon.
Mlu Amy Mell of C-aJetu *>y arrived In Nikuep W*dn**day.
Mri D Johneon of New Denver. Dr
A. rrinrli. Mr. A. Hirrli ud Mia.
Nancy Howard wee* Nlkusp vtslton
on Wednesday.
Albert Bredy tt Oarroll'i wu • Nt-
FALSE TEETH
SA1M0
Coanertieai  For:—
KASLO    -    CIHTON
MAKUSr
.-..%.'    •>•
xvm.tht,
« Willi
•a7S&S«S ^
■ftoriSta art kold la alto. %y Ok
*aWl*j(|f3lI3a1Mst*^rasissssss^ssstt'sssssssse'aBaBaBaaa.
I. Dr. Waraat't eent tort mens.
rVawltr lata |e*i tleoioealetl;
s*at)twMMi*e*4t, mtlj tttomat
• e-iAaJ OTawOaavfTaM-       ItttW  MlfJV.
TR
visitor sn rosrte lo Nelson.
Ti   P. fUymoml ud mr
H   Hirk  and  Ur.   anting
loo were western nuton In N*leoo
Cap Johnaon ef Arrow Bead wm ■
Nakuap vialtor
Mr snd Mrs Peltre Wllllins*. Mr
and Mn J Rail of Ortham'i Uad-
ta*T  oen  vlalttw*  Wadneeday.
M llllT.rmin of Vatveouvwr wm i
Nakuap visitor
Mlaa Jeu Whittaker el* Brlartnet
•tat, ind Man Joy Irown of aaate-
tooa wer* tTtkuae vtsHovi
D. A. MtnuitM. P. W. Hilton ott*
k. T. Aiteras won vtnton m Nakuan
Tom Bpien wm * Natutp vlattor
OOtOtOO. Cevyton (CPi-Rl Rev
O. D. aanley. Blebeei of CWocaho h
•pendlnt has flnt leavi tar tlet year.
EiS-HS: Men,30,40,50!
Wsart Marmd fey, Vta, VnjarT
 _.nt th* rvnn* for Um Tank*
and rhuctttxl dI«** bail   Tha Cird* \mmi
Jury takt* thl* opportunity to eon- ,.     *.                 ,   * ,
' '  , ,                yr          *       ..   . Una (or r*n»rw*l o( fr*a mintm  c»*r
■rretultte    heu   peraom   on   their ,,„,.„„ (of ]f44 „ ^
'^l«"there' wu  s  brief  reoorl ^ D*^*rtm*ni « ■""" ,M"''  iTlihi  lour*   „,d   fink
In   InTM^Iaon   Twill,   N.«   LTn. '"^  """^  ^  *•  fln"  A,X*   "   <**• M*** *•" "° ~~ *» "'
In th* Nelson Dolly  News  uylng MlJr ,,   An jartifi,.,^, Trfrttmt-  of one la the ihird ud one i* ike
thit ■ group of cowboyi hid chat- pr<nmtJ   „,M   ur6„   th#   Mln#r,,  utXb
id the robben iwiy. Art   Placer-Mining   Act   md   Tree     Clark
Quest! it the dinner wer* Uoyd Miner** tswvnptlon Art m.tt he re-   "' ""'
Crowe from Trail, and A. S  Lock-   nmwri   Ten ar* SS for Individual    . -- _ , ..    ., h. -.,, _„,
hart    R. D   Barnu wu preeented mlnOT ^ W ,nd JlOO for mcor-   **^'££, '^'*.. ,J S\\mo
with s gift from lh* Oub. It being poreted companl**                                .Vr, c*Us<*r1  • ih nrw runs  Brett
hli birthday.   ijaot -rood. ti;,.-.  xi   ciart. wilaaa
R  A.  Mann  announced  that  the TamaeiApeia.ieaia                         I ajst airaon oo* •* *i
Oyro   Club,   hid   come   aecond   In ' •mp"rQrur*.l                         I    Mutaan ud  t   DufTy  saorM   tot
th* Service Club competition In the '    In spite of the riln thit  luhered   '*• 0u4*                        _r-i*r*   usd
Sixth Victory 1/v.n drive, end thet In Monday, tnd t gsvnaril crx-lneu  jJJJJJJ     clr*.   si'srs    g    Mr)
the D. Cummim team headed the that reenained unUl th* cloud* lilt-  ua-isa aad Kaiusnwrf
td   eerly   In  th*   iflernoon,   the   14   ^rjmp.n    wu    R.-*.    PSlea;    aearee
THRIV0
CHICK STARTER
Is compoeed of pliln whole.
Ingredients, carefully milled end
machine mlsed to secure uniformity
Thlrlvo Starting Mash conlalni
the neceoury Vltamini and miner-
all to promote sturdy, quick
growth and li economical becauM
of IU high food value.
IrickriM-K'H rninnf
'^rie    Burl.;.     Munn    Uklng    the   ptstn* IH
Tail "  '
R   H   Bewlbr, Local  Mgr.
Nelien, P.O.      Bo«
lilt ln th* leim competition.
hour   period   ending   Monday   it   1
pm.   wu   credited   with   being   in
Kl-degree day   This nadlng wu  ■
th*
and   Itolse.'ni
PLAN INFORMAL      ^ „7 _ _ ..
GOLFT0URNAMENT '  '   " ' ™ s ""■ f-i  i. Yaati.*.t.lM-?t7?^
34 hnun itsrtlng il S pm. Sin-div II r**lr11 SS fl     i^MWBl
The   gel-to,ether   tnumiment   of nr n„M  ... th, w,rmM( „,  ,h,     IUII 1*0111 till   /    ~*gk
the N.Iann Oolf Club wu such s y„r l0 dllf  wlUl , m[n[mum ,,„.   a. . .     «. —t^ *) O WW
•ucceu that both old snd new m«m- (>tT„ur, 0, u dnree*. compered la
ben   trt   uklng   for   mother   In. ^ p,,vlou, "high" of it: degreei
formal lourniment. Th. match com- 0, HtJ L A Mw hlfh mMn ,M „,
miliee  ll  planning for  the  tourne- of „„ a^,,, compart with ihe
ment lo be h.ld th. flnt Sund*y In M „, >UJ t PT*e|pii»tloo. ,u   HI
June
Three Properties
Sold Ot Nakusp
ir.rh
Water Level
l-**v*l of tha Wttt Ann *t N»ltori
NAKimP. B C^-Th. pretrartf f«m-   ""  ' M, '*•'  ,b"v» ,S« ?""""
ed by U Noharm ot Ollnrsut Vsu re-   tore it  I  p m   Mnisdly   by the tv.
cenUy been purcbued by R   C   imllh    mlnlon Public Worki liuge. ■ H'n
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on  Beoatway  to A. M
111 W'l'l'l ' Powlii
illy Bee,
of Albana
Mn. C L
amall lolteae
rod of Tnll
Th* firm owned ky Mn WtlUins
Oroakett hu Men amrrlsaaad by a
Peierarm of Albert* The thru eslle
hiv. eon* through Ihe ofrv* of H I.
Milter1! r.sl astaV* ,.rn .
SIIKTlAliir WOKKIU
rot, HUVY O.K. C*OP
VAIfCCIVrVlR. Mav II (0»l-»*
coum of the probable heasry fruli
crop In the Okantgan and Lowe,
Mainland thli yeer. tasrerel hundre-
wtwnen worken from th* PratrW
will be enught for fruit fsrm woek
W Mscftllllvrey. tllreelor nf the
Dominion ■ Provinclsl stmergervcy
Tarm Labor Service, Mid Usday.
for the 14 houn of
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PHONE 106
WILLIAMS
TRANSFER
.
 Men Who Ride "Human Torpedoes"
Return to Tell Ihe Tale
■
■y CHARLES  BRUCt
Csnsdlsn Press Staff Writer
A BRITISH NAVAL BASE, May
IB <CP Ciblt).—Thar* tr* men In
Britain*! lubmarlnt eervlce who
hive ridden tht so-cslled "human
torpedoes" on operations and come
btck—11 need be to do It sgain.
Whtn tht Admiralty t month
igo innounced the existence of thli
fantastic weapon, the imprcailon
grew thit driving the combination
lubmirlne-projectlle waa a million
tndlng In death or capture
Thii no doubt wai because the
men mentioned on April 18 for tht
action it Pilermo. Sicily, In which
■n enemy cruiser and transport
were sunk are now prisoners.
At this British base it was learned that it li not ne-.-essarlly true
that the men who handle the projectile sre killed or captured.
While the nnge of the torpedoei
ll too ihort to allow return to the
parent thlp, there are other meani
of retrieving the two-min crew
There still Is some secrecy sbout
the operitiom but it It probable
thit • pick-up lyitem hu been
devised.
Then cirtrldge-craft—the boyi
who ride them call them Jeepi, ind
Jl
ttw
•Scientific telle pro,. Etiqael
14% more effective thio other
deodorint email tested.
• Spreids  smoothly .    . not-
crumbly.
• Pore ... ooi irritating to ear
sssl ikln.
a Worki fist... ao need to riose.
• Will not h.rm dtlic.t. fibrin.
LOOK FOR THI sUJI PLAJD JA» AI
TOiLl! OOOOi COUNIItl . .. Iti
othtr mmei both secret tnd un-
printable—trt mort truly open
cockpit tubmarlntt with human
periscopes tnd dtttchtblt explosive
snouts.
Tht ont we ttw looked Uk*
grttn-palnted ordinary torpedo
ibout 21 feet long tnd 21 lnchei
In diameter, mounted with ■ superstructure on which sit th* driver
and the No. 2 man, each fronted by
a metal shield. The wtr head carried In action, to bt detached and
affixed under the water to tht target, would add mother five feet
or to.
Thi driver end tht second man
dress ln warm woollen clothing
with a modified diving suit over ill.
Whether submerged or on tht lur-
fsce, they breathe oxygen trom the
many hours' lupply with which
eich lult ii fitted. They thin ire
self-contained dlven with no airlines or other mrfice contict whan
aubmerged. They csn heer externsl
sounds ind communicate with eech
other by putting their glits-vltored
ficei close together, or by hind
ilgmli.
Getting iwiy from tht parent
•hip, they miy travel partially on
(he lurftce for s time with the upper bodies ind shields of the superstructure out of the wtter. Tht
driver his In his hinds tht handle-
bin, working on the joystick principle, snd ss the target netrs he
goei down.
The crsft sctuslly works si s
tubmirlnei wilh sn underwster
deck crew Under weter, the driver
reletses the wirhead, fitted with
a timing device, end lt Is fixed to
the target by the No 2.
After thst they gel out of there
The men who man theae out-
bosrd submsrlne* are fellowi who
hive volunteered simply for "a special and hsrardoui service." The
two who put the demonstrator
through s workout for tht Press
were Usdlng Stewsrd Msrk Gold-
ileln, • peace-time halrdretatr from
London'i East End Stepney District, snd Sub Lt Ragfy Towntend,
who used to dry-clem clothe* In
Derby
Editor's Son Milting
OTTAWA. M*y  Is (CP)  - Sgt
Brian O'Uary. RCAr, son of Mr
nd Mrs Grtttin O'Leary of Ot-
tiwi haa been reported missing sfter sir operations overt***, hli parent* heve been Informed.
Sgt O'Leiry li thtlr lecond ton
milling on ictive tervlce, hi* brother Po Owen O'Leery, has baan
missing since Aug. II, lMi.
Mr O'Leiry Is isioclite editor of
th*  Otttws  Journtl.
Retired R.C.A.F.
Officer* Will
Tranifer to Reserve
OTTAWA, Msy 15 (CP) - Trim
(CT to ttw rtterve of SCAT offIceri
who hav* retchtd lh* retirement
■ge wu innounced todsy by Air
Force headquarters.
Tht RCAF retirement age It "el
aillc" ringing between 46* tnd 60
yean depending on rink and dutltt
tnd with exceptioni In ipecial cat'
tt. Ht did not sty how many offic
art trt effected nor did ht nsme
tny.
!nfeoA.(E<*mpan!.
■iocst*3Qi\iTi» it* new mra
A Summer Ileal of
Ice Would Help, lln.!...
No need to go to extnvigtnt extreme* to star*
your viluible fun. Our ult, mothproof, fireproof viulu trill piMtrii than AND protect
them it very modest cost Imaeo them it Um
Bay lor isfekeeping.
Your Fur* Are ...
Summer Safe mi the Hay
Martin-Harvey
Famed British
Actor Dies at II
LONDON, May 18 (CP). - Sir
John Marlln-IIarvey, who rejected
■n opportunity to follow In hii
ftther'i footitepi si s navil irch-
Itect In fivor of ■ theatrical career,
died last night it tht tgt of 11 tfter
t lifetime on tht stage that ssw
him ftmoui on two continents.
For yean t member of Sir Henry
Irvlng*i company, ha appeared
both ln Britain ind toured Ctnida
■nd the United States On one occasion ht wu made i chief of the 8ar-
eee Indian tribe with th* title of
Ta-Decaiie (Red Ftther). Ht wu
knighted ln 1M1 New Year'i honors
Hit ind received in honoriry degree of Doctor of Lawi from Glasgow Unlveriity In June, 1931, on
hli 75th birthday.
After studying elocution with
John Ryder, he made hit flnt stage
■ppeirinc* tt the Court Theetre
here Sept. 24, 1M1„ ti • boy ln
"To Pirenti md Guirdlini"
The next yeir he Joined Sir
Henry Irvlng'i compiny, remaining
14 yean, and by the 1U4-I3 season
wss playing such roles u Osrlc in
"Hsmlet" snd the Dsuphln ln Louis
XI
His first North American tour
wu In 1902-03 tnd tht list wsi
193) whan he pltyed In The King's
Messenger"  tnd   Tht   Bells"
Whllt appeirlng In "David air-
reck" it Toronto in 1031. Sir John
became 111 with Influenn during
the poet-wir epidemic. Two ye«n
liter on mother tour, Irish agitators In New York tried unsucctts-
fully to mar his departure to Boston from New York. It wu In 1924
thit tht Sirceei mide Sir John t
chief
Sir Jorn mirrled Anftllta Helens
de Sllvs in 1891 tnd they had a son
and daughter Tha daughter, Muriel
Martin-Harvey, followed a stage
carter alto.
Sir John, and hit company, wu
th* firit to biu* t theatrical barnstorming trail acrou Canada trom
Halifax, scroti tilt priiriei tnd
■trough th* Rocklee to Vincouver.
Between 1114 *nd 1932 Sir John
brought hit troupt on seven trins-
eontintnttl tour* of Canada. In doing to ht *nd*arad himself to many
thouundi Ib lirgi cltlee tod imall
towns with hat portrayal of self-
**■ i Iff. |.e, Sidney Carton to The
Only Wary" and his red-blooded
rtrtion of othtr historic role*.
STRESSES NEED FOR
SOCIAL WORKERS
IN CANADA
WnnriPKJ. May ll <CP) - Phil-
Is S Fltbar of Montreel. President
of th* Cinadlan Welfire Council, ln
an Interview hart today uld thit j ton. la ln protest to th* O PA. prlc*
Canada fteat • •hoe-tag* of    more I calling, which  la  lower it Prlnc*
Gen. Mackenzie
Retires, Replaced
by Cen. Alexander
OTTAWA. May IS (CP) - A re
tlrement. in appointment tnd I
promotion, affecting tht Cinidlin
Army Inipector Oem.nl Staff, wtrt
innounced todiy it Defence Headquarters
They ire:
MaJ.-Cen. J. P. Mackenzie. (0,
Bolsievaln. Man. li retiring Inipector C.eneril for Weitern Canadi through ige limitation.
Ma).-Oen. R O. Alexander, 99,
Montreal, former Inipector General for Central Canada, lt lucceed-
Ing Can. Mackenzie.
Brig. A. I. Nith, Ml, Edmonton,
former Vlce-Ad)iltint General it
Defence Headquarter!, It promoted
to the rink of Acting Major-General and lucceedi Gen. Alextnder.
Gen. Mackenzie, birhelor. li former Quartermaster-General of tht
Cinidlin Army. He terved with
distinction In two win ind with
tht Non-permanent Active Mllltli
—now tht Retervt Army—between
win.
After World Wer II brokt out.
Gen. Meckenzlt took up tctlvt service snd wu ippolnted to command tht Second Diviiionil Royil
Cinidlin Engineer! tnd took them
oversea*.
He wu recalled to Canada In
Februiry, 1942. to become qutrter-
muter-Genersl with the rink of
Mijor-Genertl. He retained this
sppolntment until Msy, 1943, when
he wu selected is Inspector Genersl, Western Canada.
Gen Alexander hu been Inspector Genersl for Centrtl Cinidi ilnce July, 1942.
Gen. Nuh served ovrneti In
command of tht re-lnforcement
group from November. 1941, to September, 1942, when he wu recalled
to Cinidi to become Vict Adjutant General.
He It Preildent of the Otttwt
Commando! Senior Hockey Leigue.
Mn. Nuh retldet In Toronto and a
diughter, Mirle. 1* In the Women'i
Divlilon of the Royil Cinidlin Air
Force
Halibut Tie-Up
Still Not Solved
WASHINGTON. Msy 13 (AP) -
Chsrles E Jickson. one of the two
US memben of the Internstlonsl
Fisheries Commiuion. uld today he
hid been notified by tht State Deptrtment of the Cinidlin Govem-
ment'i Informal proposal to tht
Commission to clot* the halibut
season and Mt ■ reopening dtte
July 19.
Pointing out thit ht hid not yet
been Informed of th* position tht
State Department will tike, Jtck-
•013 itited:
"If the two Government* uk the
Commiuion to consider closing th*
tesson. I tm sun th. /natter will
be given prompt eontldantlon.''
Clotlng of tht halibut .seiton, It
wu uld, would enable the 2,000
to 1.000 American and Cinadlan
flihermen. affected by • tie-up of
fishing srut.lt to engig* In other
ftthtrle* or wtr work.
Th* tie-up ln ptugreu tine* April
le, op*nlng date of th* halibut ua
NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1944 —
53Q
JTS
fiMpLCVUL  Tbiv
For the Outdoors
i
•
Cool comfort and high stylo are natural companions during the long Summer days.
Now is the time to plan your outing clothes ...
Special Purchase
Summer Dresses
Chombrayi and firm Ginghamt In ont and two-plte*
itylw. Peter Pan ond Swueheart nttckJIntH. Stripe*,,
checki and printed florali... Frilly ... Fully ... "Summery. In tizes 14 to 20.
Priced special 	
Better
$6.95
Summer Dresses
Fine quality Glnghomi, Chambrays and Piquet in Jtylei
that are different and fresh. One and two "fl*Q QP
piece models in tizes 12 to 20. ot <*pO*7a**'
Drill Shorts
Fine quality Drill
White ond Brown
to 20.
Pair 	
Navy,
it   14
$2.29
"Shirley Ann"
Cardigans
A. fine Botony Yom In o novelty ribbed knit. Shodei of
Primrose, Beige, Rose, Alice.
Smortness combines with use-
fulness. Sizes 14 to 20 yean.
Eoch:
$3.29
INCORPORATED  2"» MAY 1670 *
than SCO social worker! tn th* pott
wtr period.
"Cmidiini at yet hiven't realized tb* need for loclil workers."
be said. "Saltrlei in low ind tocltl
work m I career hunt been itif
firlently publicised Unites the situation li r»m*dl*d the ihorU|e
will Iskwivi even more icut* than
at  pruent
Rupert, B.C.. than it SeatUe. Wish.
Idwsrd W Allen. Seattle, th*
other U.S. member of the International risherie* Commission, ll
expected In Washington tomorrow
to confer with Jackson regarding
Canada'! request
Rap Jsekton (D.-Wuhi innounced lut Friday t tenUtlre
plan to end th* tie-up under which
air   ruher It ittendlng th* Mth j fishermen would return to te* ptnd
innuil   meeting  of  th*    Canadian j m, * survey to determine cost of
Wtlftre Council whleh opened her* ] production end distribution of the
today In conjunction with tha ninth i fuh.
biennial Canadian conference on io-,	
rial  work
Mn. R r McWilliims. wife of
the lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, la chairman. Gueet speaker will
| be Dr Eduard Undeman. professor
of social phlloaophy at Columbl*
University ichool ef tocltl work In
I New Tork.
LONDON. (CP) — Th* eh*uffeur
who terved Sir H*nry Bencroft for
SI yean wu left a turn which will
bring him about $5,500 i year by his
1st* employer Sir Henry, chairman
of Southern Newspapers, Ltd., wu
s cripple The chauffeur wu Trod
Mtyatr
%.
***■
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P
DRF.AKFAST i. import.nt for
buiy people. So why be content
with i cereal with only one or two
brnefitt when Poet'l Hrtn Flake*,
pre yoo THREE?
Ton get tb* atom rem need fat the form et
brto-jstet ecoesgn tor t grot I* laxative ellect.
, Goorl, wholeooen. tekmt aioaruAisiaeil' - protases end earbohytfrete*. aeefal quintitiri of
tree end pkmtf nerve atwj other food uaasntlil*.
An  sppetisingtv   dlSuiul,   mill, rirh  livor
thtt tou'11 "go lor" in a dig way.
v>
'/t
Gat Poet'i Bria Flake* today la the reef and cream
pa. lege.  Ia two .tar*: Hrgulir enrl l.lanl fVnnemT
•tie. Jan m eteetht earn eWa-lowa kt Waa atfat
.Siigarleaa as a saa raalpa aa every pua.fr-
POSTS Bran Flakes
WITH    OTHER    PARTS    OF    WHEAT
tat rVtaaaaaae* eve fommetmi  tnode
Adjourn Wllby
Hearing a Week
VICTORIA, May 11 (CTl-Hter
Ing of th* lecond hibeti corpui
•ppllcatlon ln behalf of Ralph M.
Wllby, wanted In Nrw York to fact
IT chirgu of grand lirceny totalling U1S.9M. WU adjourned in-
other weak by Mr. Juitlce A. D.
Micfarltn* In Supreme Court
Chambers today.
Mr. Justice Micfirline uld ht
would like to hear argument on the
point u to whether the Mlnliter ef
Justice wu entitled to sign the order
for lurrender before Chief Juitlce
Wendell Fiirti had rerKjered Judgment on the first habeu corpui
ippllcitinn.
Tht second question eonoerned
photostatic coplu of evidence Instead of origlnsls which defence
counul cont«nded wen Inedmti-
stblo.
Claude L. Harrison, rounul for
tht State of New York, told the
Court that tht State of New Jersey had refused to permit originals
to leave Jurisdiction of thit State
and photostatic coplu had to be
used.
Mr. Hsrrtaon said certain preu
Items h»d smackid of propagindi
which wu refrettablt, inasmuch u
some of th* ititemenii he uld.
were untrue-
Mr. Justice Mscfirline uld he
hoped the Pre** would avoid anything that laeembled "yellow" Journalism.
W. H. M. Haldane. defence counul. countered that if Harrison
wu referring to the affidavit ht
made In Appul Court, Harriaon
should either withdraw or prove
lhe untruthfulneu of such ititement*.
Mr. Harriaon replied that he
didn't uy he wu referring to the
•ffldavlt
When Chambtn rot*. Mr. Harrison wu uked by one of th* newi-
pipermcn whn particular item* h*
referred to but replied he could
not "dlacuu th* matter right now."
Newsom Bound for
Other Duties
AT A CANADIAN STATION IN
BRITAIN, May II (CP) - «3>>-
Tht RCAP Iroquois Squadron had •
new chief. Wing Cmdr. II R. Dow of
Toronto, who took over from Wing
Cmdr. BIU Newiom ef Victoria tad
rdmonton. during tb* weekend,
Newsom. who hu led the tquad- steps   up   treat   tb*   command   of
ran ilnce lti formitlon u one of the one of the saafbta to btad lhe unit
nit* In the Canadian bomber group whleh It busy freighting bomb* to
i bound lor othtr dullu ind Dow I enemy targets.
Butter Reduction
Opposed by
Nonoimo Union
NANAIMO, May II (CPI - The
Ntnilmo local of the UM W.A tt
t malting yuttrdiy patted reaol
ulloni proteitlng th* reduction of
th* June butter quota, t*rly doling of b*«r pirlori Siturdiy nlghu
tnd 'high colltr" glutei of beer.
Th* butter protest will be tent to
th* Price* Boerd ind tht beer protest* to Liquor Commtutoner Kennedy.
Supreme"Court Docks
Refusal to Dismiss
Chaplin Paternity Suit
SAN ITIANCIICO, Mty 11 (CPI
—Th* California State tuprttne
court today upheld two lower court*
which had refuted to dlimlsi •
petarnlty suit brought mlnit Comedian Charlie Chiplln la tbe nime
of the baby of Joan Berry, hit former protege.
Tht ehrprtrne -Court denied Chip-
lin't petition lor t hearing — * petition filed tfter he tailed la the
Lot Angelu superior court In hit
attempt to halt tht ictlon dismissed.
Th* consequence of today*! ruling
ll thit th* paternity tuit muet proceed on ttl merits.
Chsplln had argued he wu entitled to dlsmlsssl of the lult under
* court-eppotnted leltlement he
made with Mlu Barry. Hit contention wu thit ifter ht had paid her
thouundi ef dollars, blood tests
proved bt could not hivt been th*
father ef her chill
Superior Judge Stanley Meek
ruled In Lot Angelu. however, thai
no itldtiltted agreement could be
valid that signed iwiy rights of s
child before Its birth Tht district
Appellsts Court agreed
Explain! Decrease
of Staff
at Burnaby Plant
VAnTOUVTB,  Mey  II   (CP)   -
Staff of th. Domlnloe Bride* Ord-
ntnet pltnt it suburban Burnaby
hu decreeaed by MO, ibout K par
cent, since lett July. W. B Secular,
manager of th* pltnt, uld today
"There hive bun ne liyoffs." he
uld. "We hive almply not replaced
thou men who left the plant wol-
iintirlly. Wt thought thai wis •
better policy than to lay off i
hundred or u it one time"
Mr. Justice Coady
Breaks leg
VAKTOUVTB, May 11 (CPI -
Mr. Juitlc. J. U. Coedy of th* Su-
preme Court broke his left leg Juit
ibove th* inkl* when he slipped
on the damp kitchen floor it his
home hart Siturdiy  night
•sight  i   wedding scheduled  (or  tha
nut day wu hald .luiough the i
eral public vu .irlurled.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlTllMIIIIIIIIIIIIII,
BUILD  I   C. PAYROLLS.
Report McNaughton
May Be Retired
Ol Full General
TOBONTO, Mty IS (CP) - The
Telegram ln in Otttwt dispatch today uid It wu reported there that
LL-Oen AOL McNiughton is ioon
to be mid* t full generil snd retired on t special p*r*nei\
Dltpatoh said Dr. C J. Mirkenile
acting head of the Nitional Research
branch In Oen. McNiughtoni absence, would bt confirmed In that
pott
"How
I Miss
Pacific"
LOmxm (0T>-»t. IXiwUn-o-in-
tho-Wont, oo* *i leiMkdaa'i moeft fo-
moui church**! an* rimt **)ln*i Und-
m*rk, vu (Umoftd tn tha 0«rmAiw'
fir--r»ld on Uivkm Uutb M. ti ma
no** b* AloaaiMor. Th* t}—m"tmt wm *■
MiKi w* llvf In th« dty
eonnttd milk ii raUotptjd. mmI
being h**ilthy «dulu. r*ciflc
Milk hai dtMpp««r<d from our
ptntry tivtU
"I can't trll you bow I ml* It
for cook Inf. [tirtloiUrly far
milk puddings, whkfc af finally Ilka"
■Soma day tha war ud lti ra-
rtTrrtlofu will tnd. JNH, md
wa eaa sarvt you sgsin. Thaaks
far writing.
Pacific Milk
Irradiated ant Vaasiam Puked
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•OUP: Ayleaar, (U
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map, ^
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Identity of Interest in
Building Tourist Travel
Establishment of the Inland Em-
[rfre-Kootenay Boundary Travel Bu-
reau is a forward-looking step toward
development of post-war tourist travel.
Spokane wishes to strengthen its
position as the tourist gateway to the
Glorious Kootenay Country and to
Ihe highways to the North. It wants
to route tourists in this direction, so
that it can develop a greater and more
profitable volume of tourist business.
If Spokane can capitalize on Koo-
tenay's tourist attractions then both
Spokane and Kootenay-Boundary can
Cash in on the proceeds.
■ Joint efforts to develop the trade
•re obviously good business for the
Eastern Washington centre and for
the people of this area.
Spokane realizes, as do we, that we
ean't afford to delay until Germany's
surrender and the defeat of Japan the
organization of sound and well-supported efforts to secure and service
the tourist business. Delay would
mean a continuance of the pre-war
tourist habit of spending a few hours
in Spokane and rolling eastward or to
the Pacific Coast. Spokane didn't get
as much business out of the travel as
it deserved, and nor did we.
To build up the tourist business
three main developments are essential. They are:
(1) Modern highways from the International Boundary into British Columbia;
(2) The best of accommodation and
recreation for tourists while they are
here;
(3) Lively and sustained publicity
for what we have to offer.
TJuv job cannot be done without
lubstaniMal expenditures, but the prof-
Its to be made are large. Tourism can
be made one of Kootenay's richest industries. But, like most other business,
ft won't come to us without plenty of
effort on our part.
Canada's Qu'Appelle Has a
Great Record as Former
Foxhound
One of the hardest worked destroy-
ers in the Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Foxhound", built in John Brown's, and
bow a part of the Canadian navy and
renamed "Qu'Appelle" has steamed
.40,000 miles since the war began and
Claims this as a record unequalled by
any other ship of the Allied Navies or
Merchant Fleets now afloat. For almost
four years of war "Foxhound" has
iteamed an average of 7000 miles a
month in seas from Iceland to the Bay
of Bengal.
In battle and in escort work, patrols
and rescue missions, "Foxhound" has
put to sea in every kind of weather.
Her story is one of weeks and months
of seagoing, interspersed with short
periods in harbor and, once a year, a
much needed refit Fourteen hundred
and twenty-six days of non-stop vigilance, with "Action Stations" just
found the corner every moment, of
Careful tending of high-powered machinery which in one month alone must
perform tens of thousands of revolutions, are part of her achievement.
H.M.S. "Foxhound", with the Home
fleet when war broke ouH, was in at
one of the first U-boat "kills" when she
and her sister-ship and "Firedrake"
tank U-39 near the Orkneyt. Later she
escorted thr world's largest ship, the
"Queen Elizabeth", on her wartime
maiden voyage to New York, an Inter-
eating experience, as by the end of the
aecond day the liner had worked up
to such a speed that the destroyers
could not keep up
In the second Battle of Narvik
Fiord, "Foxhound" steamed in with the
battleship H.M.S. "Warspite," and in
the fight that followed, blew up a German destroyer by gunfire Next month
ahe wu among the escorts for the British force which occupied Iceland
Steaming into the Mediterranean.
Toxhound" then became part of tho
now famous "Force H", whose first job
wa» to disable the French Fleet at Orgs!.. She was with H.M.S. "Ark Royal"
when Naval aircraft from the carrier
bombed Cagllari ln Sardinia. On tha
latter occasion the Commander-in-
Chiefs signal io the force on leaving
Gibraltar was: "The object of the present operation is to test the quality and
price of ice cream!" (In Britain Ice
cream has been regarded as an Italian
confection, as it was originally vended
chiefly by Italians from carta in the
streets).
In 1940 when she wu refitting ln
London docks, the "blitz" wu ln full
swing. "Foxhound" wm subjected to
the continuous and heavy bombing
which covered the whole of the dock
area and although over 40 bombs fell
either in the dock basin or on the jetty
alongside during the ten weeks she was
there, nothing touched the ship except
an occasional incendiary which was
easily dealt with "Foxhound's" guns
brought down one bomber.
Malta convoys were among her next
jobs, and early in 1941 with battleships
and cruisers of the Mediterranean Fleet
she bombarded Genoa.
H.M.S. "Foxhound" hu taken part
ln North African bombardments, has
many times been through what wu
then the hazardous passage of the
Straits of Pantelleria, was in the assault on Madagucar and has since circumnavigated Africa.
Letters to the
Editor
Latter* may bo publlihed ovir • nom d«
plum*, but the actual nama of tha writer
mutt ba glvtn to tha Id Iter aa evldanoe of
good faith. Anonymoua latter* go In tha
watta papar basket
Let Us Advise for Days of
Need, Advises "Realist"
To the Editor;
Sir—With all due reaped to your worthy
young correspondent, iljnlnf hlmael! "Stu^
dent" and wtth all due reaped to Mr. J. C.
Harrli, whose literary excelences ara too wall
known to need commendation. I hop* to bo
pardoned If I uy that both are in hopeless
error when they assume that tha present level
of high wtget, free spending and euy credit
can be continued Indefinitely after the wsr
Ona might cite th* case of the Prairie
farmer who during ■ prolonged billiard burned the chairs, tables snd shelves for firewood
and killed one of his milch cows for mest.
Suppose the members of his family had said:
"We were never so warm and well fed
as we were during the billiard. Why cannot
papa. Just go on burning down tha houat and
killing off our cows?"
Had tha ysald tail they would hava had
Just aa much reason u tho** who ask why
the prssatnt false prosperity craatad by tha
war  cano-nt  be continued  indefinitely
Had they gatd this they would have had
the last board in tht house would sooner or
later havt ben burned and the last pound cf
beef been eaten and tht Prairie fanner and
his family left to starve and freeze in subzero weather, and likewise If tht prtatnt
tempo of borrowing snd spending is kept up
by our government for another ten rears our
government win bt unable to pay on* per
cent out of ordinary revenue on the accumulated debt. In other words It will be bankrupt and no ona will willingly land lt another
dime.
The peak of poaalble taxation has long
been passed, already the income tax is stifling
Industry and discouraging Initiative Whet
really capable business man or farmer will be
content with a return of only tltt per annum
and yat on all above that sum tht Income tax
claims from 40 ptr cent up'
Just as th* farmer would find a limit to
the furniture he could burn and tbe cows he *
could kill ao will our government find a limit
to tha money it can borrow and tb* taxo* It
can Impose Then what about work for all at
the   present   scale   of   remuneration*
It is Um* for us to stop day-dreejnlng tnd
fact tbe item reality looming up btfort aa.
Tht government will bt unablt to find work
for all needing or demanding lt It then behoove* every man who is capable of doing ao
to forsake the Job—check, do aa you'rt told*—
route through Ufa and go into business for
himself. Something might bt done to Isaain
the violence of th* coming storm by compelling all who havt I900C or mort tn real aetata
or other collateral to quit the Ubor market—
leaving the wage market to those who have no
other source of Income
Dream ss we will th* thunder clouds sre
thickly gathering snd the storm ln sll lis fury
will soon break around ua. The sinful waste
of money, the Iocs caused by deetructien of
property- mutt, Inevitably—to the last red
cent, b* paid by you snd by me—out of our
own pockets— with increaeed taxation -and
lower profits let us get ready for it by saving some of the dlrrvet wt now spend ao recklessly I>et us find anm* wsy of making a
living other than by endorsing a pay check
RtAurr
Trail, B C. May in.
War — 4 Years Ago
ly Th« Canadian Press
Msy id, 1840- Frenrh leaders innounped
"rnmplete mastery of the siUistinn In tht JW-
dan ares " Ciermany claimed steady advance*
tn Belgium and franc* At Louvatn RAT
bomber* h*lp*d ground fighters refulsa Or
Etiquette Hints
Asparagus ia not a finger food astd should
not be eaten wtth the flnfsrs
CCF. AND MIM
In many ways tbt CCT party haa attempt
•d to undermine th* rsputatWm at Canada a
press The party may se* Immediate adve*-
tafe tn surh action but tbt tonf-tarm reeult
cannot be In the beat Interest* ot the CCT party
or of the rtamlnlw.    Trail Tlmea
? ? Questions ? ?
ANSWERS
Open le iny reader. Namea ef piriom
tsklni queitlom will net bt publlihed.
Thin It ne charge far thli nrvlce. Quel-
tions will not bt intwtrtd by mill except
whin there ll obvloui neemlty fer prlv-
Ftrmer, Stlmo—Plttst publish some Informt-
llon on tht planting md cut In growing
loyt bemt In this district.
Tiki t piece of one-inch witer pipe nf
sufficient length to suit your gtrden. Put a
ctp on one end or plug the pipe by driving
In • close fitting wooden plug. On the other
end of the pipe attach a short piece of girden
hose, 18 Inches to M Inches It enough. Equip
this hose with two female host couplers
Couple ont end of the hose to the pipe tnd
tht other to tht milt end of t girden hot*. Tf
your girden rowi are 24 Inches tpirt drill
■mall holei ipproxlmittly one-eighth of an
Inch In diameter tt Intervali of 24 Inchtt ln a
itralght lint ilong one ilde of tht pipe. If
your rowi are of different distinct* mike
the holei to fit your rowi. They cm bt drilled
tt 12, IB or 24 inches tnd tmsll wooden plugs
driven In to itop the holei not required. The
flow of witer through the pipe li controlled
by the miln wtter tip. Smsll furrowi msy be
msde with s hose or hsnd plow tnd tht wtter
from ■ smsll hole in pipe admitted to esch
furrow About 10 or 12 feet of pipe to do from
4 to t rowi it once li tht bttt. Allow the
wster to run in theae furrows until ground ii
thoroughly moistened ind thin do not irrigate tgiin for t week in hot wetther tnd tor
longer intervali In cooler weather.
For gtrden ute. try the Eirly Blackeye. If
you cen obtain teed of it. Mandarin and Ka-
bott are the two moit latlafactory main crop
varieties O.A.C 211 It very till tnd late n
ilso li A. K Hirrow. The teed of Manitoba
Brown la very imill tnd tht plants are ihort
and difficult to harvest, except by hand. Thli
virlety li the earlleit. Wisconsin Blsek li the
next earlleit Usually for household use t
yellow seeded variety li prefertble
The toya bein sometlmei reoulre Inoculi-
tlon before they do eery wtlL It'i best when
growing them ln new toil or for the first time
to protect with in inocului which Is canied
in stock by saver*! teed eompenlet. Other
beini betide soyas need lnoculttion occasion-
ally. Bulletins from the Depsrtment of Agriculture cover sbout everything necesstry for
the culture of soyi beini.
C. D.. NeUon—Doe* Englind ever hsve eerfh-
quakes'
It hai them occiilontlly. On Auguit 15.
IfH, a eerie* of thocki wss felt throughout
the MIdlsnd counties of Englind.
L   A   T. Kulo—Whit li the proper wiy to
eet corn on the cob'
Ont should be cireful to select s piece
which does not require the support of both
hsnd* If sn entire cob Is offered to one. It
should be held In the napkin snd broken One
plsces on tht com enough ult, pepper ind
butter  for one or two morsel*
	
"	
Looking Backward
10  YIAKt   AOO
(From Dally News. May 11, 1tt4l
Mri Bill Wilde of Salmo peld Ymlr t
visit on Sundiy
Oeorg* Ben well, J H Stubb* ind Bill
rreno wer* out salmon fishing y**t*rd*y, on
th* Weat Arm In th* vicinity it Hirrop ind
brought back four big fellow*.
Mr tnd Mn Smith Curwen ip*nt yes-
terdsy   ln  town
Mr and Mri Laughton. Filrvlew. had is
i gueat her ilst«r. Mrs P Hoogerwerf of
Grand Fork*.
n  YIAHI  AOO
tr rom   Dilly  Niwi.  Miy  16.  Hit)
Hugh W King, who served severil yeer*
wilh tbe Csnsdiin forces osirsaai, wu sworn
In u ■ provlncitl constabli st Nelson yesterday
C 1 Archibald wu ■ city visitor yeeter-
4*7
fit Lt Trim wu In Nelaon today seeking
landing space for i projected flight scree* th*
stock***
40  YgAM   AOO
'free. Dilly News. Msy 11. 11041
A C Grade, generil manager of tk*
Piync mine it Sander., visited Nelson today
D R Iter, leneril m*n*ger of th* Brack-
tnan-Ker Milling Co of Victorii. wu ln town
yetterday
Th* first CPR iteemer rsn lh* Greet
Lakee this eeaaon. left Owen Sound thli
morning
Today's Horoscope
If your birthday la today you art a clear
thtnaer, hav* an cxrellvnt menvrry and good
Ideas astd the ability to carry them out Your
have a keen aenae nf humor and a sincere and
deep lort for your home, whleh Is all Impart -
snt to ytfu AlthoUejh some sadns** may b*
tiperienre In lh* nest year, a happy, eventful.
piccoaful year la for*nan Court and Tttarry,
aak favors, but guard against nesssdrt **-
pendjturt Tht* period Is good for martial
affairs Bom on this date s child will be very
hoapstable, aympathatfr. magnanimous -- s
bom hatt or hoetese H* or she will also be
Intelleetu*] and artistic, and s great favor-
It*,  but liable to sudden  reversals.
Test Yourself
1 DM United ".late* trnaee ever flfM
lhe   sVataWvia*   In   Ruaila*
1 Which rinsed the greater Himig*. th*
C*iIcbs** or the Sen franetsce fir*'
I. Who wa* lh* vtsrVsr In th* dual between   llunllines   end   Hurr'
TUT   ANSW1M
I   The U   i  saner aaaratret war en fat
present   fnvernmeeil   ei   Riaaahs.   but   la   1111
tl  S  trees** went la Ruula te fight
I   The Sen  mutters) fin
I    Asrswi   Rury
"Invincible" Atlantic Wall Can Be
Penetrated Germans Now Admit
LONDON. May 11 (AP) - Tht
Hermans, In their broadcaiti ipec-
ulallng on allied Invulon move*, admitted today that their Watt wall
defencei might bt penetrated ifter
til when the blow comet.
-When tba bittle itirtt," t Berlin
commentator said, "tht fighting will
not bt limited to tht divlilom on
tht Atlantic will or to polnti under
ittack, but until wivet may reach
fir beyond. Then Germtny will bt
called upon to ittnd her greiteit
•nd mott dmgtrout test."
One report (rom tht continental
underground reaching London uld
thai lhe enemy wu hastily rtlnforc-
lnglng hit sir-borni tnd panchute
forcu ln tht Wut—not (or counter
Invulon of Britain but u t defensive mttturt.
Thit* forcei. lt wu explilned,
would be ruthtd to tht aid of tny
German troopi cut off (rom tht rear
by tht allies With Allied air forcei
lyitrmttlcilly destroying HiUer'i
rill communlcitloni tht Germsni
apparently wert preparing to resort to tir traniport.
Another underground report uld
the Null hid pulled back Into Germany half thtlr fighter (orce (rom
the Watt, leaving barely 250 (Int
Una aircraft to combat the tilled
tore**.
Nul propigindliti had tht mortl
lupport of tht Jip Premier, Hldtki
To]o, u they awaited tht expected
uisault. To]o told hii people yeiterday that the Gtrmtn armed forces wert "confident md impatient."
The Brltlih, meinwhile, iddresi-
ing tht ptoplei of occupied Europe
in 24 langutgei ln a radio broadcait
inked them to move Immediately
from the vicinity of important rill-
way md Industrial Installation* —
prime ttrgeti ln the pre-lnvaslon
hammering of fortreu Europe.
The Brltlih people were warned
•gtin thit theie com* r offensive
movei might include an attempt by
thi Null to lind on tht Brltlih
isles ln the hope of disrupting the
plini of tht allied Invulon chief-
Ulna.
There wu reuon to believe, on
the bull of reports (rom Sweden,
Ihat Field Marshal Rommel was being proclaimed the potentitl uviour
of tht Reich, rather thin Hitler.
Month-Long Air
Attacks Continue
Alex Powell of Trail Makes Name In
Italy as Good taler, Good Rider
■y DOUQ HOW
Cinidlin Preu Wtr Correipondent
WITH THE CANADIAN CORPS
IN ITALY, Mty 14 (CP) -Soldlen'
stories sbout soldiers:
Ottlcer of s Western trtlllery bit-
tery tweir there li no chirtcter In
the Canadian Army quite the beat
of Gnr. Christopher Behen, H35230,
tn Irlihmm (rom Winnipeg. It li
Gnr. Bethm'i only lament thit hii
wife ii ■ Sergeant Major In the
C.W.A.C. tnd, he explilned to
correspondent, "It make* things
hard beciuie the keeps expecting
to tee me written up in tht paper!
u • Cergetnt or • Colonel or comt-
thlng."
Behan li bitmtn (or MiJ. J Cow
«n o( Vtncouvtr, t post ht holdt
with Irish phlegm ind humor.
When we dropped In it tht Mtjor*!
tent he called "Behtn, go to tht
orderly room tnd get that bottle of
gin"
"Yei lir," uyi tht good gunner
from the other ildt ot tht tent flip,
-will I steal il or uk (or Itr . . .
Thi iimt biliary will tell you
thtrt lint t mm wht better eem-
bints tht quilltlel tf I Good est-
Ing man ind • good dlipitch rider thin Onr, Alu Powell, t glint
of • soldier (rem Trail, B.C.
Powell hi. divotid hour* te
cultivating ■ friendship with tht
cooking itlff, ■ divotlon whleh
eald oil oni diy whtn thty did
him up 10 eeei whleh hi put
■wiy with relish.
Powell wu awakened one
night by the shouts of t friend of
hli who bed stumbled ind ftllem
down ■ mil He lumbered out
Into the night, got the particulars;, then, with in Instinct born
of long practice, heeded (or the
cook house to get t rope.
Powell got the rope ma wu
about to luve when one of hit
fnendi uk*d bun If he wouldn't
stop (or s cup of tee and torn*
toast. The temptation wu too
much. Tbe others, uniwtrt of the
purpoe* of the rope, chatted iwiy
whllt Powtll gorged himself.
That done, be made bit wiy to
tht well, lowered th* rope to th*
shouting .irate soldier below ind,
with ona long heave, pulled him
out
Powell wu out one time on t
trek through the mountains tnd
it dinner time somebody
ecroungad enough eggi (or every
body lo have one apiece. The
young huaky bolted that one
down but hii face was itill a
itudy in hungry disappointment.
"Whifi the matter Powell,"
uki Capt. Tom Montgomery of
Montreal, "lin't one egg enough9"
"One egg," repliei Gnr. Powell,
"It Juit like one ptusus.
BARRY. Wiles (CP) - Possibly
the flnt Englishwoman lo stive on
t foreign merchtnt ship in wartime.
24-year-old Audrey Andreuon Is
it set o nt cotl-cirrylng Swedish
freighter. Her huibind it itewtrd
on tht vessel tnd Mn. Andreison
signed on to avoid being septrited
from him.
LONDON, Miy IS (CP) -Amer
loan heavy bomberi ittscktd Oar.
mm Invulon defencei tn tht Pu
de Ctluii area neareat Britain today
in tht Slit conttcutlvt diy of tht
great aerial offentlve, tfter t night
ln which Qerman bomberi sharply
•tucked the Brltlih cout
No Amerlcin bomber wu lott
but one of the accompanying fight
en wai mining. It (ell to sntl-ilr-
craft fire since the U. S. communique iaid no Germin plane wu
lighted.
A maximum of 290 heavy bomberi
under fighting protection pounded
military lnittllitioni in Frince, (ol-
lowing up t night ittack on Cologne
by RAF Moiqultoei, ind t weekend o( activity which uw the historic Brenner Ptu, main lupply
line for the Neils ln Italy, vlrtutlly
sealed up.
The Berlin radio claimed Oerman
raideri hid mtde "fierce ittacki"
on the port of Bristol lut night tnd
claimed thit "Urge quintltlei ol
high explotlvei tnd lncendltrtU"
were dropped. A Brltlih announcement that it lent 19 o( the rilderi
were ihot down indlctted the Null
have itruck with u many u 800
planei.
The Air Ministry uld tht nldt
had caused some dtmtgt ind •
small number of casualtlet "over
wide areaa of South ind Southeast
England," but noted thit the weight
of bombi dropped did not teem proportionate to the number of planei
employed, suggesting thit the miin
objective wu to gain Information
about possible concentritioni of invasion equipment along the cout
The RAF iUb it Cologne wu carried out in conjunction with nidi
on unspecified objective* ln Frince
ind the Low Countriei ind mlnel
laying The operitiom wtrt carried out without ion.
RCAF. plinei of the lerlii defence of BriUln (orce iccounted for
four  o( the  15 enemy  plinei  dt-
itroyed ovtr Englind. Two JuMi
wtrt ihot down by ont Cinidlin
fighter while i third Jut) wu
downed by othtr ptloU of tht time
tqutdron.
During Sundiy'■ pitrol ovtr Eut-
trn Frince, tn RCAF Mosquito destroyed t Heinkel Ul In combat
tnd severely dtmtged other enemy
craft on the ground.
' While Canadian Beaufighten bit-
lied enemy raiders in the night iky
over Englind lut night the RCAF
bomber group Uld mlnei ln enemy
wtttn.
Naw Cream
Deodorant
Stjtly help,
Slop Perspiration
i Does not tot dram or msa'i
iltuti. Doc* not irritite akin,
. No wuting to Hrr. On b«uKd
rijhtift«ahnTi..i,.
. Ptcvcnti undet-arm odor,
helpl Itop pmpirtrion ititlj.
■ A pure, whits, tntlacptic,
i ti i nit j i TtUiiahinf creim.
i A wir (.lei, Approval Set) of
AmftitinlnitituteofUuDdti-
in*- lurmlfii to fabric Ufa
Arrid reiulnjjr.
.au.H6.w----
Una deodorant
"My Boys' Smokes"
Ai the Cintdltnt moted out of i picturesque English
village, nobody idmitted It wu for tbe Un dots. "We'll
be seeing you," the Cinidltnt cilled back. "Sur«ly!
surely!" replied the villagers. Ia th* old-world lea
'Aunty Flo' picked up the empty package* of Sweet
(ape, their fivoorln cigarette*, tad pot thus oe tht
gliu ihelf for remembrance'.
This ttory from tb* London Daily Eipress l
iUustnt* sgslo that Sweet Capt an iadsael trtt with
Canadiini over here, o-raf riser*, everywhere'
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"We mmwt few k mttm
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la***'. sWy tVanstsy e**ahf tsetse*** Oeewas
leywe'eV W« ywar ssssl thek*. tw to*m. mA mm.
•-?   Words of Wisdom
aa-utu leer* te«ie*le3e*'a ta ataa -<*sloa.
si|s**aase**Mi*****ijs3i*i**»3*sl
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[^eeJless to say, every tea consumer in Canada
will welcome the increase in the TEA ration
and will lose no time in resuming some of
the pleasant habits he was wont to enjoy in
pre*ration dayso What a treat it will he for the
tired housewife to have her tea again in the
mid'morning or afternoon when its delicious
refreshment means so much to her*
You may depend on it, to the best of our ability,
every grocer in Canada will be kept supplied
with a fresh stock of delicious SALADA to
meet these added nee'dse
A HALF POUND PACKET
FOR ONLY TWO COUPONS
A BOX OF 60 RAGS
FOR ONLY TWO COUPONS
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 A Neat
Model
This tie, made of Black Kid,
medium heel and flexible
sole, is the perfect shoe for
walking. Costs little more
than the ordinary but pays
dividends in comfort.
Price $8.50
R. Andrew
&Co.
Leaders in Footfashion
Thi proportion of doctori to the
ClTlllin pnsiuiallon todiy ta about
on. to 1200.
For Reliable Watch Repairs
Consult—
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I
ILISTEMM
TONIGHT
at
8:45 p.m.
C.J.A.T.
610 on Your Dial
Hear R. J. Temple-
ton tomorrow evening ln another 15
mlnutea of commenti
on current affaira o(
Importance to every
resident of B C
M*mem
iKEEPjf
POSTED
U^mt^o^LwX
Pylhians Mark
Anniversary and
Mother's Day
Pythian Slitert of Temple No. 10
celebrated their 37th snnlversary
ind Mother'i Diy Friday evening
with t banquet end ctrdt In tht
Odd Frllowi Hall. Memberi of
Nelion Lodge No. It, KnlghU of
Pythlai, were their gueiti.
The banquet hill wu lovely with
Spring flowers. Flower-filled silver containers, cryital holder! ind
candles decorated the table. Flow-
cis .im! ctndlcs carried out a color
scheme ln colon of the Order.
I'leientallon tnd brief addresses
highlighted the program. Mn. R.
Drew wu presented with a farewell gift by El. Kootenai Santht
No. ill, Nomads, ind Nelson Temple
No. 10. She planned to leive Saturday for Vancouver to retide.
Mother'i Dty honoree wat Mn.
Mnude Travel, who represented the
molhen for the Temple. She received a Mother's Day gift, while
a lovely gift wat also presented to
Mrs. May Gouchcr, Grind Chancellor for B.C. Presentation to Mn.
Travel wai mtdt by Mn. Gouchtr,
while Mri. Elu Grant, Grand Chancellor prciented Mri. Goucher with
her gift
Cui'iugei were presented Mrs.
Gouchcr by Mri. Grsnt, to Mn.
Travel by Mri. Goucher, to Mn.
Grant by Mri. Ooucher, and to
Mrs D. Laughton. Mn. R. Drew and
Mrs. S. Glover by Mn. Gnnt,
M.E.C.
An addreu of welcome wis given
by Mn. Goucher, While Mn Maude
Travel paid a tribute to mothers
and to Mother'i Day. The origin
of lhe Order in Nelion wat the
topic of Mrs D. Laughton, Put
Grand Chancellor. Other speaken
were R. G. Joy, P.G.C. of K.P.,
Fred Descon, Chsncellor Commander, ind Spencer J. Newell of the
Knight*.
Grtce wu ssld by Mrs. W. J.
Hipperson.
Greetlngi of Capital City Temple
No. 35 were extended by Mr*. 8
Glover ot Victorii.
PRIZE WINNERS
"Progrettlvt whist priies were
carried off by Mlu Grace Laughton and S. P. J. Newell, firits; Mn.
R. Drew tnd Jack Robertson, second. Other prliei went to Mn
Eltt Grant ind Mr. Robertson.
NELSON SOCIAL|VaMeM Hnl Canadian Escort
ShipLosflnNlneMonfhs
Hani phom social ttam tt Dairy Newt, Oall 144.
Charge ter Engagement Announcements tn thit page It II DO
•   SL   Saviour'!   Pro-Cilhedrtl
wu  tht  letting   for one of  the
season'i outstanding weddingi Monday afternoon when Frmott Anna,
only diughter of Mr. ind Mn. Paul
Lincoln, bectme the bride of Lieut
FrancU Woodward McCtlherln, U.S.
Army Air Corpi, Atlanta, Ga., Rev.
J. 0. Holmei officiating. Tht pretty
wedding wu marked by the attendance of officen from both Canadian
tnd Amerlcin irmed forcei. Lovely
in a ilmple gown of duchest utln,
the dark-haired bride entered tjie
Cathedral on the arm of htr ftther,
to the striins of Lohengrin's Wedding March. Her veil of heirloom
Limerick lice cascaded from t Juliet
ctp of rosepolnt, ind swept to ■
graceful edging of deep lace. Htr
bouquet wu of white rosebuds tnd
Illy of tht villey. The bride's only
attendant, Mln Hilda Btrbour, wu
charming in floor-length pink chiffon tnd cream picture hat trimmed
with delphinium blue ribbon. Her
bouquet ot pink and white rooea
and carnations completed the pastel
motif. Lieut Wlllird Wilklm, U.S.
Army Air Corps wu belt men. Two
Nelson men, now ln Hli Majesty'!
forces, were ushers. They were
Lieut. Hampton Gray, R.C.N.V.R.
Fleet Air Arm, ind Lleul. Jamei G.
Allin, Armored Corpi, Royil Cinadlan Army. Three favorite musical selection! of the brldt wtrt
played during the lignlng of tht
regliter by Mln Margaret Graham,
Organlit They were "Thill", Meditation by Massenet, "Serenade" by
Toselll ind "At Diwnlng" by Ctd-
man. At the wedding reception held
in the lounge ot the Cinidlin
Legion, tho mother of the bride
received the guests who numbered
over 200. Mn. Lincoln wu tttnc-
lively attired In dusty rose sheer
with blsck accessories. Her corsage
wsi of pink rotes. The brldt't table
wu covered with in Italian lace
cloth and de-orated with roiei, pink
■nd white snipdrtgon ind nirclnl.
The three-tiered wedding cake
which centered the table wu flanked by four tall white ttpen ln silver sconces. Ven. Archdeacon Fred
H. Griham propoeed tht tout to
the bride, to which tht groom rt-
iponded. Lieut tnd Mrs. McCtlherln Itft lut night tor their honeymoon trip to Sin Frsncisco. For
travelling Mn. McCtthtrln donned
• imirt blick luit, beige topcoit end
iccessortes. Lieut McCetherln will
The Committee for the e-veritng | "• »tationad tt San Fi-enclico where
he it aecond  In command of thi
wu   Mn.   Elia   Grsnt,   Convener,
Mrs O. A. Grey, Mri B. Splen, Mn. I r°urth ArmT Alr CoT"' Wvttlon.
C. Heddle md Mn. B. Chen.
t had beauty mloni u far back
BC.
• Dr. W. Ormond of Slocan Ctty
■pent yaterdty In Nelson.
• Mrs A. Orty of Stlmo wu I
Nelson shopper yeiterdiy.
Oft  JIVL   Q1)L
TUESDAY, MAY 16
CKLN AND
CBC PROGRAMMES
MORNING
7:30—O Canada
7:31— Tout snd Coffee <CKU«)
1:00—CBC Men
1:11—Pront Una Family
1:10—Morning Concert
BOO—BBC N.«i
BIS—Stan of the Week (CK'Hl
» 31-Mlulnl lUgtC  (CKL.N|
t:»0—On Find* (OXlatl
(14—Mualc Whlll Tou Work
B JO-Time BlgMl
10:00—Mualc Tot Mod.rni
10:13—To Be Announced  iCKLM)
10,45—They Tell Me
11:00— Music In Walta Tims
11:1»—Smllln' Jsck iCstLKI
lin— Voice of Mentor?  (CaTLH)
11 3(3-Soldi.r'i Will
Ills—Dinclng Till iloon
13:00—BC. Farm Broadcast
AFTERNOON
It It—Thl Notlr. Board. Fart 1
ICF.LKI
WASH DRESSES
SIZES li to 11
$3.95 to $4.95
FASHION FIRST LTD.
11:10—CBC lte*r*
12 15— Notice Board. Ptrt 1 (CXLRl
1:00—atinley Boban
1:15—Interlude
1:1«—Talk
lJO—Milody Tim*   (CKI.Ni
l:4e—Artlete of Tornorro*
J:00—Top Tune*
lit—Organ Concert
1:*0—listen  to  London
J 45—Listener!' FteourtM*
1:00— Weetern Fie*
1:1*1—piano  JJUrrrbllngi
ISO—osreetbeirus (CKLN)
4J7-H1I Farad*  (CKLNi
1:15— BBC Ttowt
I 0O—Vole* of Memory i CKLN i
4:07—Wendell  Hall   (CKLNi
4 15—Ormrart   tkstcbai
4 SO—CBB Preeent*
4:44—CBC Newa Bound-Dp
5 00--Vineties In Modern Khythn
140—Men of Mualc
EVENINC
t «0—Poland
sr. Hitler
(CKLN)
t SO Petri*** Prtarat*  d
6:45— To  Be   Announced
a It—Shytbm of Rominc* (CKLN)
t Si— Victory loan Program (CKLN)
7:00—CBC Hetre
-7 It— Tilt
"Mi-Bach  Organ Cycll
1:00—Tllk
I to—Vinoouevr   Ptsybouei
I no—BBC Nn*
I 15—Off  thl  Record
B SO— Nln.-Trilrty Noctunii
10 00—CBC Heem
1015—CBC Newi Roundup
10 SO—Ood S*ti thl Kln|
e ye*j waest te eeep m tor 'eitra' ertl.ltlei,
uk. theae two etape to health: I. Te ut well,
ea* rmir doctor. 7. To kttp seell, wetco vour
hihin. (.Mini againit incomplete elimination.
fieattly Imtli*. KaOaM'e Bran Flaka* With
oth.t Fart* Of Wheathelp euppty relueble
snlnerali and peotetlte too. Aak your grocer for
th* golden yellow package— either the regular
Family ett*.  Mad* by I.llogg'i [a
• Mrs. K. Oibbon and daughter of Balmo spent the weekend In
Nelion.
• Mlu Doreen Leaf from Trail
spent the weekend In Nelaon vlilting htr mother, Mrs. E. M Long,
(805 Latimer Street
• Mr* D. Magee of Robson wu
a Nelson visitor over the weekend.
• Mr. tnd Mn. R. Gibbon tnd
ton Glen of Nelion spent the weekend in Stlmo vUltlng tht latter'!
parents, Mr. md Mri. O. G. Filr.
O. Htglund of Erie wu t vliltor
in Nelson Mondsy.
• Rev. H. Btewirt Forbei left
yesterdsy for Vsncouver where he
will ittend the United Church conference.
• Mrs G. B. Russell. Vernon
Street, left Monday for Vancouver.
Mn. Russell will ittend tht United
Church Conference.
• Mri. Ida Christlton of Crsnbrook ipent the weekend with Mrs
D. A  McPhtnon, Litlmer Street
• The Mine* France* tnd Pit
Nlcholwn hivt returned from t
week'i visit In Vincouver
• Mrs. H. H. Currle, 124 Bakir
Street, It • patient In Kooteney
Like General Hoipltal tor ■ few
days' treatment
• Mln Dime Nuyeni, young
daughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. J. Nuyeni,
Is confined to tht Isolation Hoipltal
with scarlet fever.
• Gnr. T. F. 8ten*on It here on
furlough, vlilting his wife and family.
• Thomii A. 1-awton who hu
been e patient it Kooteniy Like
General Hospital, hu returned to
hli home on Hiker Street
• Ac. 2 J. Nuyeni hu returned
to the RCAF. Wlrelen School it
Cilgiry ifter spending leevt with
hit wife tnd funlly ln Ftlrvtew.
• Mn. W. Calblck hu returned
to Pentlcton where ihe went u dele-
Kite to the Anglican W. A. convention.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mn. W. T. Wikefleld
of Brandon, Min, innounct the
engsgemtnt of thetr youngest
dsughter. Msrgsret Edith, to Cpl.
F. R Ballard. RCA F, only son
of Mr. tnd Mrs. O. B. Ballard of
Robson, tht wedding to ttkt plies
Mty M it St Miry'i Church, Bran-
don.
AIR CASUALTIES
OTTAWA, May 1»—The StCAT
lMued lit 883rd ceaualty list of the
wsr tonight u follows:
ovirtifAt
Klllid tn Active girvlei:
Aitnnd. Harry, Sgt, Port Arthur, Ont
Dtvlei, Herbert Russell. Sgl. Toronto. Ont
Donnelly, Edward John, sgt, Toronto, Ont
McKlnnon, John Lockwood. Fo,
Port Arthur, Ont
Moore, Oregor Stephen, Po. Pentlcton. ac
Pope. Willlim Alexander. Fo.
Halifax, Ns.
Seabrook. Mtlcolm Thomai, Fo,
Kilscoty. Alta.
Mining et Active tirvlci Aft.r Air
Opintlont:
Burcheli, Emett John. Fo, Calgary, Alt*.
Gurakl. Michael Stephen. Fo.
France*. Ont
Hartley. Charles Thotnu, Fo,
Prlnc* Ruptrt BC
Leader. Robert Arthur, Po. Toronto. Ont
Logan. Jimee Alexander. Sgt.
Montreal. Qua
Mirtln, Harry MacNaughton, Fo..
Vulcan, Alt*.
McDougall. Lauchlan. Fo.. Gore
Bay, Ont.
Pnviouily    Ripirt*d    Ml**lng    in
Actlvi  gervlca— Now  fer  Official
Furpmi' Preawated Dead:
Cummlngi, Rbert. Wo, Punxsu-
liwney. Peon. USA
Goldstein. Robert Phillip. Fo.se-
sr»m Bridge. Ont
Herbert'Garnet McMlllin, Flt-
Sgt. Kelowna, BC
Hooper. Oeorge Thomai Fit -Sgl.
Winnipeg. Msn.
Lundy. Jim**, Sgt. Turnerr!!!*,
Ont
Novlck. Aleiinder, Fll-Llesit.
Saul! SU   Mirle, Ont
Smart. Jim** Augustus. Fll -Sgt .
Ottawa, Ont
Wllten, Fdwird Joeeph. Wo.
Oekmont.  Penn,  USA.
CANADA
Killed e* Aetlv* gervlee:
Milne. John Riley. Po. Sher-
brook*. Qua
(limited. Chart** Rebertaon. Fo.
Bagotvllle. Qua
MlMlng   ee   Aetlv*   larvle*    After
Flying   Op.rBtlarva:
Cochahotl, Frederick law's. Ac L
Uverpool. Isncashli.. Inglind
Elliott Richard. Fit Sgt. leer.
Buckingham**!/*. Englind
iiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniii '
MALCOLM'S FURS  !
Repiln   —   Alter.lions
Slorage
Uf loker St.        rison. NO
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Mri. Thto. A Gibion
Nilmn ind Dtetrtct Repreeeeitettr*
for
Spencer Cortoti and
Httalth Gari-t-unU
110 K-srr Aportmaofi
OTTAWA, Miy IS (CP) - Lott of
tht flnt Csnsdlsn escort ship In
nine monthi on North Atlantic convoy roulei wu innounced today
when Navy Mlnliter Macdonald uld
tha new frigate VtUiyfleld had been
torpedoed tnd lunk with five deid
and 111 mining. There were 3D
survivors
Lut September Ion of the destroyer St. Croix wu innounced
■nd tinct thit tlmt tht rigorous
convoy route hai reported virtually
no U-boat activity.
Therefore, naval circlet here were
Inclined to attach aome ilgnlflcince
to tht Valltyfltld torpedoing ind
uld It gtvi emphaili to recent
warning! thit renewed German un-
derieu atttcki might bt expected
Date or location ot the linking md
miny other detail! wert lacking,
but tht innouncement followed
dote on i warning by Mr. Micdonild thit retldenti In tht Lower St
Lawrence irei ihould itrlngently
obierve dlmout regulations during
the Summer ihlpping tenon which
hu Juit ittrted.
Th* U-bott iltuitlon tppirtnlly
it itill much In tht mind of tht
Nivy, evidently preparing for the
Germani to make ■ lut itind attack  on  Canadian  ihlpping  lanes
The lilt of BC lurvlvon ind
casualties follows:
SURVIVORS:
Ritlngi:
Addison, Henry Charles, Able
Seaman, New Weilmlniter. B.C
Oibeon, Dontld Harry, Telegra-
phlil. Dawson Creek, II C
Hotnln, Oeorge Albert, Ordln
iry ftttmtn, Trill, B.C.
Laing, Elliwortli Clsrk, Ordinsry
Signalman, Vincouver, B.C.
Martin, Leille Frederick, Sto. 2nd
Clan, Vancouver, B.C.
McGregor, Alexander Murray.
Cook (S.) Vtncouvtr, BC.
O'Connor, Terrence Pitrlck, Signalman, Vancouver, B.C.
Ruts, Clyde, Able Seaman, Vtncouvtr, B.C
Mason, Stirling Csshmsn, Lieut,
Victoria, BC.
MIMING
Storey. John Edmund, Lieut (E),
Esqulmault. B.C.
Brown, Divld Edgar. Ordinsry
Seaman, Ebum*. B.C.
Comwill,  Jimet   Anthony,
torus, B.C.
Davey,   William,   Ordinary
man, Victorii. BC
Goti. Robert William, Ordinary
Seaman, Vincouver. B.C
Harding, Perclvil Roy, Ordinary
Seaman, Kelowna. IK*.
Johnston, John Stewart E.R.A.,
4th Class. Powtll River. B.C.
Ralph, Oeorge, Able Setmin, Vancouver, B.C
Randall, Walter Gordon, Lesdlng
Seaman, Victoria. B.C
Sinclair. Eric William. Ordinary
Seaman. Vincouver, B.C
Templeton, Thomai McDonald,
Leidlng Seemtn, Vancouver, B.C.
Wilson, Roderick Arnold, Stoker
Petty Officer, Vincouver, B.C.
R-d Cross Articles
Received Last Week
Flnlthtd irtlcln rect.vfd it tho
Niton Red Crow Room* lut wMk
Included tbe following:
BUwett City Pltnt; One pair —%.
mui'i itocklngi and IB pair Btrvlce
xxki.
lUllway Trainmen Udlei' Auitl-
inry: On* pair men'i pyjamaa.
Trinity Junior Women'i Auxiliary.
Two pairs aoaiktri.
Trie nwordrieh's aword la nearly half
u long aa the flah It.vlf.
*mm^mmm*m^r*mm*rm*my*m. .
NIUON PAILY NIWS, TUBDAY, MAY ... 1*44 — •.&
Welcome Mr. Juatice
Bird on Elevation
to Bench, Flnt Visit
Pluiure of th* Kooteniy Bu it thi
first visit u l member of the Buprimi
Court to Nlleon of Mr. Juitlci H. I
Bird, tnd slso of hit ilivitlon to the
Bench, wu expreeeed by A. O. Cameron. Trail hirrliter. u tha Bprlng
AHlsei opined In Nelion Mondiy
mornlnt.
Mr. Juitlot Bird voiced hli appreciation of the friendly recaption from
the Kootenay Bar, and said that many
of It* membere bid become hie frlendi
in previous visits to thi District. Ht
rcosllsd thst he and C. B. Oarlend,
NoUon berrliter. hsd started practice together In Vancouver yeer* ftgo.
He hoped to be ible to return again
ln i Judicial capacity
NIW DELHI—Thi Royal Indlui
Nivy hu ■ personnel 18 time* greater
than at tha outbreak of wsr. n I.N
»-»3»a»a»'*»*»'>>*»3^^
COLORFUL SUMMER PRINTS
$6.95 fo $19.00
MILADY'S FASHION SHOPPE
e&coowtxot»A6Vowia»t«oee0oo*>»9»tiot
FREEMAlf
*     ■URNITUM CO. *^
The Houu of Furniture Valuee
Phon* HI Nelion '
ALL STEEL
BED SPRINGS
Now in stock.
„9,»P«»,» '..Ct^S
■hip* pliyed their Dart tn th* battl*
of the Atltntlc, in thi operttloni
•gainst ths Itillan* tn But Africa,
thi campaign In Iran, tht operitlon*
In the Dutch But indie*' wtten, thi
defence of Mngapore, tht btttli of
Burma tnd tb* lnrailon of Welly,
He
Prtpered    for    Spring.    Help
lourtelf to Beeuty with ■ flittering
PrnUaANENT WAVI
FAIRVIEW BEAUTY SHOPPE
phone sag
Sometimes Scarce...
Vic-
Set-
We om still making Hilt
Ivicleut bar, but ndurally In l«ii«r
quantHigg. Soon, w« hope), war-ilm*
reifriclloni will be ovtr.
SAFEWAY H^am^J^^
fit Ml ¥ty/gft irltt /Mr
MkkAkA.     mOomnAmfmAAmAti    mXtsi     ttm ta    m\m tut MaV /
oof pnomcw Of nrw pornoo.
It'i k obviotn, trbaa you atop to think about
It: a stoeen ccangaa could ba imall aad light,
or big and heavy—but a pound of oca*s*aag
will tlwiyt give you your money'* worth.
And thafi juat u true for aU freah fruit* tnd
CALITORNU NAVIL8
•Drink the Juice for Health"
8 lbs. 78c
ASPARAGUS
Fresh.   Crisp    Stalk*.
2 u. 35c
TOMATOES
field, firm «nd at «|
Ripe. Lb aiiC
Spinach: Local, 2 lbs.
Carrots: -„ --■. 2 lbs.
Cabbage*. -- ***». lb. .
Rhubarb: Local 3 lbs.
.23c
15c
,8c
14c
GRAPEFRUIT
Seediest— FMll of Juiea
2 lbs. 21c
|     fetiewe Hptrt trim t tttapke tee!
Ml Arjood with ptctin
erry Jam: 4»««w.a
Tomato Juice yS" ^y,K,
Coffee: I
Black Figs: u
Pure Lard
Ltrgt
Pkg
IKOIY NOW •
  23c
• KIRK'S CASTILE •
2   Bar. 9C
Drip or regular frinci,
California,
57'
35*
42«
19'
12'
8 ounce rolli,
3 for _ _.
16 ounce tin
I    Each 	
Purex Tissue:
Shinola Wax
Infants Foods: ,H,^_
Clin-ir   "'^' Gfoiilo'cd,
jugaiis ib. pkt     ._
19'
25'
25'
42'
Grapefruit Juker'*""; 38'
wnwonmwwwowowmowm
Keep up ycxjr
Strength with
GOOD MILK
SnfEwty $9mnnu nuts
COMMERCIAL BEEF
Sirloin Steak: Ib 39c
Porterhouse Steak: Ib. . . .43c
Rump Roasts: Ib 33c
Short Rib Roasts: Ib. . . 30c
Bologna: Sliced, Ib.
Pork Jowls: Ib. . .
Pork Sausage-. Ib. .
Codfish: Ib. .   .   t
, 20c
.20c
.23c
. 25c
ROUND IONE POT ROAST,
Lb	
23*
.
 rri
Wilson daily hiws, tuoday, may i«, 1944
	
CANADIAN OIRLS PLAY MUD FOOTBALL IN INGLAND: M„d football Is new btlng
flayed for tht flnt tlmt by girls of the Canadian
orctl here. Thli ll the mme given by speclltori
to tht  Norwtglin  Nitloml  gtmt  now  blooming
popular In tht women'i services.  Pltyed on I loft
pitch It li euy to understtnd how tht nime cams'
to bs used. It li like soccer except the bill Is pissed
by hsnd. Action hsrs Is during ■ gtmt In Hydt
Pirk,   London.
MEDITERRANEAN CHIEF. A
study ef Sir Henry Msltlsnd
Wilton, lupreme Allied Com
mender In the Medlterrsns.n
area, mads en the tirrsc* of hit
villi In Algiers.
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HOSTESS PRIZE: You'll look
forward to mtertilnlng when
you can tppssr In thli tpron, giy
with fruit dons In outline ini
running stitch.
An ipron mtdt ind embroider-
•d In 1 Jiffy. Pitttrn SM oontelni
I triniftr pittirn of embroidery,
pitttrn  pieces; tpron  direction!.
Send 20 cents ror tntl pattern tt
Tht Nilion Daily Ntwi. Nttdte-
craft Dipt, Nelion. Write plainly
pattern number, your ntmt tnd
address. Patterns will bl milled
to your home In ibout 15 diyi.
There mty be ami further deity
In delivery beciuse of the Itrgt
Incrtut In orders during tht present lesson.
FIRST LADY OF INDIA: Weiring ■ pile blue court drew tnd
• coronet, Lidy Wivell, will tf Viscount Archlblld Wtvell, Viceroy
of India, li ihown u tbt ippurtd it • ititt affair at tht vice ngil
ptlic* In Delhi.
IXIRCISIS CHAMPIONS:
•Pinky"   Brown  li the  proud  *x-
irclie bey ihewn hin cooling off
"Pemlve** after the three-yur-old
had wtn thi 70th running ef thi
Kentucky Derby, Saturday, May
I. "Pinky" wu also eaercm boy
fee -Llwrln" md "Whlrliwiy",
peat   winnin   ef   Dirble*.
TfhutiuL
DUTCH AIR CROSS TO WINQ COMMANDER: Th* leader af
Use daring attack cirrltd out tt ur* Itvtl igilnst i ont houu tirjet
In Th* Higuc, li deoonted by Prince Bernhird with Hi* Dutch Air
Crou. Six Mosqultos did th* lob. Wing Com. P. N. Bitnon, DSC
D.F.C., li ihown tbovi belnf* decorated by Prince Bernherd.
SALlYS SALLIES
THI -BUOOIT BOX": Sir
John Andenon. Chlnr.llor ef tbe
Britten Ixcbeouer u he leiv».
fer th. Houle with hi femeui
hurteat   not.
TODAY'S PATTERN: Bright
buttont highlight the irntrt ntw
baek Interest ef Pettirn ties
Una* the *tp baek button for
binbeck sunning. Sutton up fer
afreet
Pattarn t1M umu  he  ml....'
•In*: 12, 14, IB, 11. 20. Women's
JO, 32. 34, M, JJ, 40, 42. Sire It.
2Ta yirds 35in. Rlcric trim op
tlonll.
Send m ootm for tnia pattern to
Th* Ntlun Dilly Niwi. Needle
ereft Dept, Ntlun. Write plainly
pattern number, your name ird
•ddreu. Psttern will be mills*
tt your heme In ibout II day*.
In delivery beciuu ef the lirgi
Increin In ordirs during the
There mty bt ume further deity
GRADI GRAY CREEK,
CRESTON HIGHWAY
BIRDAR,  B C — Two graders p Mi ill
throufh bora Thunday nlfht on t*eir
way to Ofiton aftar ■m*oothlnjj th*
hlfhwty batwaan Oray OMk «ml
Ortaton Duat it now maklnc .taalf
[•tt owing to tl** drynaa» of tha
aaathar.
BRILLIANT
BRIli.IAKT 10,-J. I »tudt»olm«
\oiX  on  Saturday lot  Vancour«r
J. P. AnUfry left for Pruitvala on
•aturday.
J. Strang of tha CTR \t work Inf
lb   Brilliant
Un T. H ArUhankoff hu lift for
lMlaoo
Tony W»rhnt l»ft for Vtn/ouvar on
Saturdky
John 'Bloortnff wu ft rtesttor to Trail
Saturday
Alci Brud loft for NfUon on Aftt-
urday
K   B. Johanaon  hu Irft for  hia  hum*
In   Panticton
lira C. A m*vrn* want to PUlfton
with htr roothar. Mrs MrHown to
mttt  h*r broChtr from Calgary
Ptrt* BaTftfon kwft Prtd**y for NftteiTi
San1. Oaaroff of Thrum*, wu tn
Bhlllant on  S«tun1»y
Un T T Arlfthmkoff lrft on B*t-
urdfty for Chand porki
Piul O^ratkoff Wllllftm Twr+vor ■
■off ftnd John Zlhln «>ant tha wa»k
*nd In Orand Pork*
AUNT   HET
■r ROBERT 01)11.I.EPI
only hat h* haokm nvjr htxtrl ind -trraelwd to whol*
Ufa. hut ht hat DMasad tin my rvrning "
Uftf KNU HAS TO ortst)
TT WOULD be tntireetlng to
tu t eomptlttlon. baaed carefully
en some blf toumsm*nt. which
erotild Indies ll how many def.it-
Ibit contracts ftt made pm* be-
eaau the d*f*nd*ri do not hsv*
^C-rty iye* Socn* gr.it percent-
u* tf mad* contract* would be
beaten tf the opponents only knew
the met tdttutioti No matter
bow tblt they may be. there I.
burly llwiys teene elemint of
l in their effort*
"('on.in Henry hu lead filth In
cuter oil tdr.ee he killed hit heat
conn dot with II He |u.t terra a
little on hsnd now for bit rosing
Paaa
•♦
Soorine Uu dab E. Wut lot-
Ireed wtth Uu A for South to
raf. Tht kaart 4 wt* wets by the
K sad th* tptd* I return by the
K. Sooth led the Kurt 1 the* to
tbe A, and Bud five South t die
aaaad tt tbt A A aped* le lb*
A uttWd the defender* trump.
tad twe utpbHsbed hetrti w*re
» dtarar* of the dl*
I  tad— iwt  fer  fan   the
PsXiUMt.* *r Klasl  F
memory] A Trumpe. of couru tn-
lined (hi hind
Whit in eeiy thing It would
have been lo beet that contrtrt
li Weat had seen fit to lud l dll-
mond al the Hart, or tf Exit had
played the 1 on the chib lead In-
etead of th* 7 ind thereby caused
t twitch to l diamond It would
hire rhing.,1 the entire timing of
th* hand. If South th*n tried ta
set up i hurt for * dUrnond dte-
cerd. h* would hiv. got itarted
too late tn the proceu But
ahould have, won th* trtt heart
snd returned hli second durnond.
Then, when Weet won the ascend hurt, he could hav* cubed
the durnond (lick which would
ut th* contract
Tho entire file of thla hand d*.
p*nd* on Now soon diamonds ret
led  igilnst  Routh
DAILY CROSSWORD
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If But had mid* t heart Md.
• nd th* isitt wu sen how ihould
aouth   play   hu   aped*   Met   at
In Ing for J-Nn Trumre ex tru.
.w.r
•elsseie tsUssisi.  tu
3(  i:n    S
1   Resorts
I, PWrx
»Tre*
10 Dtlsy
11 Silly
II Unit of mtg
netlr flux
14 Road
It Wunrrted
17 French
chalk
It I'inli
H Nsme
H  Wing llki
III Fly aWt
M Cut. u wood
11  Ovule*
11  I«ig I.H.,1
lard (Aff )
14 Men
17 AataeilssSu
11 To lake u
one* own
14 Short ipotsv
Nnlng forml
If The Mm*
lu before)
44 ktonatu*
47 Fronf
U Bird
DOWN
I laapelched
1 Fralt
) tlktn sbwsrrler
4    I'.'.'"    •■
of race
I Curve
A II.i Hi .1
utility
7 Moueitiie
I Rib I
I Colored,
ts cloth
I Twice (ss
msrk of
repetition)
11 Before
l.*\ Tantalum
(arm >
lt IJ*utenant
iil'r )
ii run
tO A »ing
11 Maxim
II Law*
14 Digit
». Touth
M Bitter vetch
10 tVrforra
11 Emblem
U Music not»
14 Not good
13 Mln*
*n trance
14 Method of
learning
M ConttelUtloa
ISo. Heml-
sphanl
I* Arlph.r
40 Level
ai-ltlH-l   I:.'
sai*:4;-i *•*
l/di-.H*;.
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[LIVirrOCK, POULTRY AND
FARM SUPPLIIS. ITC
PHONE 144
HELP WANTED
MINERS, MUCKERS
I MILL OPERATORS
i     wanted   (or   producing-   leid-slne
1     mln*  In  Ewtern British Colum-
!     bit. Fire* from point* In Brltliti
I     Oolumbli   and   Allicrta   n-Iunded
after   three   monthi'  laltifactory
employment       Apply   it   neireit
Belectlvi Bervloe olfloe   Refer  to
Order   Noi.  Bes-IIM.   1158.   1159.
1190.   nil.
WaStei>^on« first cook "anB
one eecond cook [or logging cimp
ln the East Kooteniy District Apply National Selective Bervlee. order No   888-1888.
| WANTgD-TSAOHIH FOR HARROP
Rural School. Dutlei to commence
Bept, 1011. spply Mrs R. Msldl.
Bee. RR   1. Nelion. B C
•fcANTTD—CAPABUg STRONG OIRL
or womin for batery. Apply Ns-
tlonil Selective Service.
1 tAlrTZD; HOUSKKEPKR FOR tt.-
dirly coupli. Addreu Boi 9310
Daily Newi.	
SITUATIONS WANTED
Special Low Rite* for noncommercial advertisement, under
thli claailf'.catlon lo aeallt people
w-eilnl emplovment Only lie for
on* week tt diyn covert iny
number ol required llnei Ptyihle
la advance   Add 10c II boi num-
bet dwlred	
1VOVAN   DEBIRtn   WORK   BY   THI
hour   Apply Boi 9785 Pally N.w.
MACHINERY
SPECIAL
1  Portable Drag Saw, complete with sawj, 6 h p. Fairbanks-Morse type Z engine.
NELSON MACHINERY AND
EQUIPMENT CO.
NELSON, B  C.
Ill Hill St. Dnwer J30
;0hni-MsnvlIle Building Produtl
Glldden Jap-a-I.sc Paints
Mining,   Milling   ind   Siwmill
Michlnery.
Bud*  Gu end Diesel Engines,
Ivinrude Motori
Ilectrle Lighting Plant*
Tiroi
DTTACBABK drill sits
IA11 il.'-v Immedlit* iiilver*.
Threaded   drill   rods   for   iny   maki
Ml*, til  Icnithi.  imtnrdliti  dillvrry
PURVES E. RITCHIE t. SON
jet Hornby MAr   1587
Loztlng Bksets
ihicllei   ss.ii. he.. Bsrdoo hook*.
fortlr.gs   tons*, awlvels, Itt
OP8AL im COMPANY  LTD.
13 E   2nd   Vsaeouvtr   B C
|P0R SALE, MISCELLANEOUS
„„ - rrmxai - tubis   spicial
lew pries*   Aetlv* Trading Co. tit
sll St    Vincouver   B C.
8AL1—OOtTSLg    Stt)     COM
111   um   liter   I   or
PERSONAL
WHIN IN VANCOUVIR. STOP A'l
Aimer H"l*l, Opp C. P  R Depot.
FOR INSTANT RELIIP - OtV
Lloyd's Corn Salve. 50c at neurit
Phirmacy.
HUBBtH   3TAMP8   POR   ALL   MIR-
poaes   Niliou Daily Newi Commer-
lal Printing Department
81NUKR 8EW1NO MACHlNl, TRID
die lype. In good condition. J Cbeai
Second Hisnd Store, Vernon at.
25c I15*55 PHoTS"25c
F   O   Boi   434,   Vancouver
Any 8-6&p roll developed tad printed
25c  flf print* 3c   Krpe  fii? cou|
■*t7 coupon
RCL1A&U
LONU.V    POLKS t    JOlM    BB3XSQ
Confidential Matrimonial Clijt»-
Many Mfmljt.n wltb mean* Particulars tnd description* 10c Udls*
tn* Boi 131, fug int.
World's funnlen 5S5 Nonlty 16c
Including catalog of Pereonal Hy-
gkenlc Suppllea, Book* on all Bub
Jecta.  Novrltlfi. Etc
WESTERN DIBTRIBUTORe
Boi 34     Dept,  KltC     Reglnt,  Book
ATTENTION SCHOOL BOARD SlC-
rctartaa We have a larre atock oi
nrwaprlnt, mtmeo and bond paper
and can (111 any order immediately
Dally Newa Prlntlni Dtpt, NeUon
Britiah  Columbia
PILM8 DEVELOPED AND PRIrfTxfi
(fl or 8 expoaurt roll) 25c Reprint*
Sc each For your antptbott, cbo«*w
Kryital Plnlah Guaranteed non-fade
print! Kryatal Photo*,, Wllklt, Saskatchewan. EattbUahtd ont 10
re* re
FURS
POLAR FURS LTD.
I'olir Storage
Ouarsnteed Protection
Expert Restyling ind Reptlrlng
Low rates - "re* tstlmttes
Mt Granville St.
Vsncouver
STOP SUFftRlNO PROM rOLLOW-
lnl itomach Dlaorders: Acid atom
ch Indigestion. Heartburn, Coaled tongue. Bid Breith Sick Hlid
timei. etc Die Ellk'a itomstL powder No 2, prepared by experienced
Prunniri.t lt must give ImmedliU
results or money back, tl 00. 12 00
tllks Medicine Company. Dept 11
fia.kitoon   Saak.
ITOP ITCHINO TORTDMS 61
i.semi, psorlssla nniworm. ith-
Utii toot ind other ikln irrlti-
tloos with Cllk . ointment No I
prasctiption of noted akin spec-
Isllit itch relieved prompll.
ikln healed quickly or monly refunded tl oo. II00 stall order,
tilled promptly Order todiy from
Dlk'i Uldlclni Co. Dept U. Silk-
noon  Suk
WANTED,   MISCELLANEOUS
WANTID — PORTABLt aAlTWU
with or without mglns or pan* ol
lew mill 8l*t* prlc* snd full p*r-
tlculari S. Podovilnlkoff. Vililcin
B r
FARM. GARDEN & NURSERY
l-AROg OLADIOLUS BOLM. RAIN
bow oollicUosa of outstanding vt-
rletlei. 1 do**ri 11.10 deUrered Kuy-
per*i Bulb*. Hiude. B. C. Wt grow
tin beet only
£L3A
I  pkmo m-t
■afeAtTTJtrldlK
COO*     SToVa*
pay lee* it Ark Btor*
EXHIBITION OLADJOLrtJ, SFT-
rata colon lie doe. mlied toe dot
Mac* Oreenhoueea
aUSINUS AND
PROFESSIONAL   DIRECTORY
rlflon Satin Htm ic^^S
Telephone} 144
Trail   CtnruUtioo.   Prvon*    1 Itt -L
|Clo*lified Advtrtning Ratti
lie   p«r   line  per   inttn.oo
OOc pax Ut** p«r ****%  iC ooaJtc-
Vtlve iDttnkiO! lor txm\ ot i)
II 41 a Hot a Boootl,  iM Uto-->l.
Minimum  I \\n*o pm matrtu-n
Boa   numbtr   lie   exit*     Thla
ont ait any  numbtr  o(  Ujdm
TVmUC (LBOAL) McmcM,
TWDUM.  ITC
ltc par Unt llrat li.*ttrUo«. and
lie ttcb tubttqutxat intwrUoo
AtaL  AftOVI 1UTBB  LI8B   10%
FOR   rmOtmTT  PATU1XT
»P1( Ul. LOW 1UTU
^••-(■••■•■Krtiai   i I I t a 111 ■ a
Wttlfd   (tr   IV   ft*   an»   re*m,lrr4
littaittar at llrw* Im all «a>*. tty-
tmmt   ta    ittnura
■utaK-virnoM  KATE*
■ ri«   rooy I      04
ly   CftiTatr    p«t   -rwl
in    mAranei
By  enrTWr, par ye-u
AMtTUI AND  MINI
KiniUINTATIVU
PROVINCIAL
     m Bt, Nlleon
tt. b   EK CSKnRS! a~c
A*t*yee. Chemist. Mine
AS WIST KOOTttAT aaaUt OP-
llca. IIP Kooteniy 91    Nlleon. I C
A J Blill, Independent Mine Repre-
elnUtlv*. Boi SI   Trail. ■ C.
tMii>mu and navttoai
I W HAOon. MIN1NO AND CIVIL
Bnglneer. B C. lane Survsryor
Roaalind ind Orand Povks. B C
BOTD C   AfTLaTI.  lit  OOaU IT"
Nelson, B C . Surveyor aad
It
II »
all.
O-..   tr. >nlh
ePtiree  m-.ttths
Ha   rrsonU
I     II
IM
100
I3.lt SANSS ANIl «tUL ItTAft
CHAS   T   MCfeARDT.   BOTDSBK
R..I nruie Panne lit
'         MACMIMITt	
•se'NHm-g UMtTB
Madiln* Shop, acetylene sad ilacirlc
wvlstlng   rnolor   rewlaMltaf
rswnraerrlai  lefllaeietliwi
Phon.  Wt 331  V.rnrn  M
■rtaveekara   uktmbtt   **.«»-
Bpwclallcu tn  mln* snd mill work
ktaetim*   work    llgki   sad   aeavy
r.actrlc and Ae*tyl*n* welding
tmt   v.rrKm   Bt     Nlleon   •   PVme   N
itrruMi tiii.t.
w i UAK-iitALL
OptOBlUiStl
THE IWHICH MMiuff
chick, civr ^m
White, Black, Brown and Buff Ug-
horni, Barred Rocki. R. I. Redl,
New llampshirei end Light Suisex
Junt prices per 100 Unsexed Pullets
White Ughorni $1300 $2700
B Rocki, R. 1. Redi,
N Himpi I um 21(111
Black, Brown, Buff
Leghorna 1500 30.00
Light Sussex 1600 28.00
SUPER CHICKS
White Ughorn 19.00    30.00
B Rocks, R. 1. Reds,
N. Hamps 16.00    28 00
Cockerel Chlcki:
Leghorns— $3.00 per 100; B. Rocks,
R 1 Keds, N  Himpi., $10.00 per 100
Write for price list and remember
that lie—
RESULTS THAT COUNT
Itp^lt&S'Metii
Box N, Langley Prairie, B. C.
P1NE81   QUALITY
KHUIiI  ISLAND  RED CHICKS
Red  label-Orade  A
Diy-oid 11 lor 11. IB lor 60
111 lor 100
Sight wnk cockenl* to*
E1|IU week pulleu 60c
Special grade "Three ittr**
chick*  Irom  trapneated  itock.
Day-old 11 lor 2a. 113 so lor
so   lit) lor  100
tight week 9 itar pulliu 11 15
OEOHOI W   (IAME
rningle Poultry  Parm k Hitchiry
Armstrong. B.C.
NEW HAMPSHIRE BABY CHICKS
ipproved end bloodtested stock, 112
per lists. 1 cent more per chick less
than 100. Resdy lo ship every TU.es-
diy. If no stent at your station
tend enough money to piy charge*
Oilley Avenue Hatchery, John Oood-
mln. 1835. Oilley Avenue, New
Weitmlniter. B.C
QUALITY CHICKS
Oovernment   ipproved,   blood  uit-
id  New   Himpihlre  and   Whit*  Leg-
born. Orderi taken (or lite Msy and
Junl delivery
Westminster Hitcbery k Poulty Perm
L. Accsrlai
R R 1, New  Weeunlmtir, B C.
We sri mil booking orderi lor out
quality Leghorn snd New Himpihlre
chicks (or delivery liter Miy 15th
Cockirel* in both breed* *re tvillibli
now All itock government ipproved
Bend (or ln(ormitlon snd price lut
New Siberia Firm
A   Bslakshln. Chllllwirk, B.C
_\BV CHICKS
WRITI APPLEBY POULTRY PARM.
Minion City. B C for our 1814 lllua-
Striti4 and instructive price 11*1 ol
New Himpihlre. Birrid ind RO P
Bired Whlu Leghorn b*by chicks
All blood-taeled ind Qovimmvil
Approved fltock
II LUCKY HXnatM THATS THE
number of horse, thit'i led out
of the Bundlsl carload. Com* snd
t*t thee* very cheap rsoraas it Kll-
ley Craak Dairy Ranch, Prultvil*
NEW HAMPalliilE CHICKS PROM
government ipproved hitchiry. Msy
lit 00 par 100. MOO lor 60. II 00 for
25. Puhr'i Poultry Perm, L. Puhr,
Boi  lit. VTnon. BC.	
POR BALE_200 WHITE LCOHORN
pulliu. t weeU old Miy 17; also
200 cockerel.. Mrs D S. Taylor,
Sunahlni Bay. RR   1. Neleon. BC
POR SAL* - 1 COWB. TWO JUS!
fraebeoed. one to (mh eoon, also
one. year old heller Apply it J. N
Poohochcfl. gloc«n Put B C
NEW HAMPSHIRE COCKIRtL CaTT-
ca*. any quanUty at any Ural it
light cenu isvch Appleby a Poultry
Ptrm   Mlatton City. SC
POR SALE- PURE BRED AYRSHIRE
bull. II months old. gentle Prlc.
IM Mra  H  Davldae  Wynodel. 8 C
POR SALE- PINE NEW HAMPSHIRE
day-pld pullet chlcki. Mly 10. 150
lor |4S 00    Notke*. Billour
UTINO    WHITE    LEGHORN    HENS
(or uie.  1 15 ind   1 JS each   Owle.
Klnnalrd,   Cutlegtt.  t C
POR S.AL» -10 UTINO HENB M0l*T-
ly yearling N H MO N H Roost*'
•J    Phoni lOa-R-l
fROPIrTY, H0USH. FARMS
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE < WEEKS OLD
pull.u lac eich (or I days 3. E
Ktctsett. Hirrop
I lit S*y  Av*. Ttt'l
Oes* year  -   lot
Aknv* rite, inly la Canada,
trailed Matea arid Unit** Etna-
«o*i tsa eukaerlMn 11.In* euteM*
neruler earner area.
■sweeli.t. ind w> r-anssdi wTseri
eatr* prewasga s. rwquirwl on*
llsraith II SO Usrw. isvonirs. MOO
MS saiscslrse It 00   oese ywar   11100
iis* rtiToius
Uwfcti-. tkia pacWat
Rurlweod merchant
$7* Bel.r It
srinvn rand ITOHEi
th liiT  ltll. art tjOaJdiol
What hav* r.---i' rti  IM. Ark Stare
rNnsn in poet wart ad saarrca
OON'ER.fMENT LIQUOR ACT*
'Bectlon 281
NOTICE OP APPLICATION POR OON
■WT IO TRANSPTR OP BEER U-
CaTJfCB
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that on
tbe 3th day of June nest, thi under-
atgtsed intend to apply to the Uquor
Ormtml Board (or consent tn tramf.r
•ear Licence No MM. LMiied In re-
•pert of peemtae* beini part ol a bull-
altsg known .. SAVOY HOTEL ill-
■la il IM Biker Strut Nlleon. Bil-
Uih Oolumbli. upon land* ducrlbed
is Le/U Thirteen (111 snd Pourlawi
(111. BVxk Ninety-one ltll D L-11
Nelaon Cltv Plin. Nlleon Und Retla-
traUoa Dlitrtet, ln the province of
Brltlih Columbii from N.Iain Ho'el
Company limited, lo Rirvey Joewph
R.uct lad Allc* Mirgaret Hiuck. of
N.laon. Bt.t.h Columbia lh. trim-
t.ttm.
DATED it N.lavn. Brlll.lt Columbia
thl. Mh diy o( Msy A D IMS
HARVEY   JOeMsTH   HAI'CK
AppUeanl   ind   Tr.n.'.".
ALICE  MAROARET HAUCK
A^plleanl in*  Tr.tvl.r^
!■     imti   II   M   II I.1W*S—S—SSCW  3
LOST AND FOUND
s   IB   -s.y '.pl.e. in    U.     Plea Us.   I/aTT—a*T    NIORT  IJIDT «   BIACK
a    i»sisiiii    • ..    ..? ,-mt    in. „^  lolk„  is,r„„(b  us ti,. ,,4*   1    c.s,t  tvut  ol  ear  n.ar Cl.lr  lenlre
rllsll   l.llw    r.     ...(snr.    ...      B    I   iwws Phnn. 711 L
:ryptoquotei
a e e
lairti    a   pel    ■    a r H I. P A   MTTOfTR
TT     I I. II  T  K     DOT     KM!     LTI     I E V H R     If
iTtiirurf K-ttfi.
Tulniayi  OyiUmaaei    MAN   IS   AN   CMBODITO  PARA-
DOE. A BUNIMJt Of OnVTRADlCTIONa   c c roLTcm.
Ctrr*twi.**n or* fseSatsovs* af fa-   isvsy  ewhatll-iu   ttw   ih*  r#V|in*l   'E
I    PRMH    AYRSHIRE   COWS   POR
ail.   J   Beeutra, Rot* Spur	
AYRSHIRE COWS   GOOD MILKERS
J   g   Marshall   Blueb*rry	
PUBLIC NOTICES
For Sale
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
4 rooms ind bith. Oood plumbing, girden, elc. All newly decorated Inside. *tmm)Cf\
With term* 4>IZjU
8 roomi tnd bith, basement,
good foundation, 1 lot, ont
block   from   Biker   St.   Very
Pric,1"™- $2100
6 room, fully modern itucco
home, and 2 acres sll under cultivation. Close to City Limit*
Mouse has lull list Cement
basement and Furnace. Brick
Fireplace, glaised-in porch.
There Is slso s garage tnd barn,
bolti with cement floors. Chicken house, etc All but gsrage
hai electric light. Acreage til
fenced with wire. Oood fruit
trees and garden Water right!
and city wtter   A* rail buy at
$4200
F. A. Whitfield
417 HALL 6T.
Real Eltttl tnd  Iniurince
WE HAVE CLIENTS WISHING TO
purchiae homes So we solicit your
listing your property with ua, C. P
McHardy.   554   Wird   St.,   mlaon,
Phono  138
APARTMENT  HOUSE  -   4  8-ROOM
Suites, furnlihed. on main lUiit,
Nelion, BC Price 12000 caah. Apply
70S Vernon St., Nelaon. titer 8 pm
POR SALE 28'A ACRES AT PROIT
vile. B.C 28 In timber. 214, With
hulldlnKL cheap for cash. Nick
Bookovnl't. Creecent VsJley.
House for Sale
905 EDGEWOOD AVE.
6 rooma and bath, excellent location, very close In. Larg*
basement, atone foundation,
turance. 3 lota.
Prlea with terms 13600
Call   between   1  and  I,   after-
DOOM.
G B MATTHEWS
mis Edgewood Ave.
F-OK   QUICK   SALB-SERVI
...       _.. IVICE   STlT
tlon. itore, house, repair shop with
.om. eriulpment. Ptrt cash. Apply
PO   Boi  1st Tnll, B C
rsj. po.  iw  uw., m- "•
POR   8 Alt-POR   IMMEDLATE   00-
cupincy,   4-room   bungalow,   bar-
giln it 1800 P. E. Poulin.	
SEE US f? TOO RssCB A <KX)D AC-
rident   or  alckntn  polity   c    W
Appleyird. Spa Baker St
WE SPECIALIZE IM PARM LANDS
Bee our lUt—Rorartion Rulty Oo
Ltd   331 Wird St	
POtTbALE—M O D E R M PIVl-ROOal
houss.  concrete  (oundition.  |looo
Phone IJT-L
WANTElT 1 ACRE OR MORE PART-
ly cleared, clou in  Boi tsMi, Dally
News
POP  8ALt-U-ROOss*ED  HOUSE.  40*
Vlctorl. st    Phoni |471"^*l'-. .
BOATS AND ENGINES
row. sals-iisi pt  »oat arrrB
cab and 1 hp   outboard riiotor. Bos
teat Dilly  Newi
WANTED—SMALL OUTBOARD M<£
tor A Shrlevee. 801 Oadar t Nlleon
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aiNTALS
POR RENT-NICE BEDROOM PHI-
vtt* horn*, cloae In. Toung lady pr*.
(erred Phone stT-L.
BUSINESS  OfPORTUNITIlS
MODERN BARBER SHOT POB RENT.
either furnished or unfurnished
very good locltlon Apply ttl sVoas-
land Av«. Trail. B.C.	
AUT0M0TIVI,
MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES
1937 TERRAPLANE
BUSINESS COUPE
Large rear comp*rtm*nt c*r be
made Into light delivery Inet-
pemlvely.
PEEBLES MOTORS, LTD.
WHEN TOU WAtTT OBvDIirE UsTER-
NATIONAL TRUCK PARTS ot Mc-
Cormirk-Deerint Pirm Maotalnarr
repair*. Mil. wire ee writ* cmtril
Truck ant Equlpmiut Co.. 70J Preat
Si    Phone  100. Nelaon. • C
POR I3AIJV-ON1 Ktkt mc Ann
•ilea lor 18*0 Dtstoto Writ* Boi
ItM. Rossland. B.C
lt»     INTERNATIONAL     i%     WP
truck license    Phone ttt
POR AUTOMOilU PAJr*?*
City Auto Wneteri
NEW TOM STOCKS
American   Can
Am 8m.lt a rot
Anirondi
Beth  Steel
Csnmion Pictllc
Dupont
Oen  Electric
Oen   Motori
International   Nktiil
Union   Pacllle
US  Steel
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Calgary Livesiock
OALOARY, May tt (CP>.—Weekend
castle 411. dlvei 10; hogi 147; *B**p
1818.
Oood to thole* bulcbtr .wir. 11J8-
13; common-medium 11.50-11 Oood
oowa 8-8.78; eorAmoii-tnedluni 8.80-
7.80; cannsrs ind cutler. 4-6 Oool
M choice led ciivn uto-13 Oood
built 7.80-8; oommon-medlum 6*7.
Hogi on hind todsy include 7100
tl pltntt tnd 11 oarioed* it yards.
WINNIPEG CRAIN
WINNII'EO.   Msy    18   (CP).    Oram
quotttioni
RYK: Open   High    Low Close
Miy       1.3'/,     136',    138 133'*
July      116H    136H    133 133
Oet  in      ill      inn    ut,
OATS:
All (inure, it eelllni prion 61', II
BARLEY:
All fulurei it cllllng price. 643.B
CASH PRICES:
Rye: 3 C. W. 1.331,
Ott* All grade* at {selling price,
•4 V
DOW JONES AVERAGES
Hl|h   Low   Close Change
»0 Ind 138S4 11841 18880    Nil
10 rilli 38.83    31.58   38 70 up .08
18 mill        31.88   33.46   13 58 up  08
VANCOUVER STOCKS
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The Royil North Weat Mounted Police wu orginlsed In 1878.
MINES
Brilorn* -	
Cirlbor, Oold ....—
Oold Belt 	
Ortndvtew  —
Hedley  Mascot 	
Islsnd Mount 	
Kool Bllll '.	
Pacllle Nickel 	
j"end Oreille	
Pioneer Oold   	
Premier Oold 	
Privateer  	
Reevea MaeDonald
Reno Oold
Sheep Creek
Hllbik   Premier   ...
Whitewater
Ymlr Yankee Olrl
mis
Anicondt    	
Call At Edmntn ....
Commonwealth
foothills
McDoulill Segur  1
Model 	
Pacific Pete
Royal  Canadian
Southweat Pate  	
Vinilt*	
Vulcin 	
INDUSTRIALS
B C Telephone
Capltil Estate!
Coust Brewerlei
United   Dlitlll
Hid
1111(1
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1.80
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1 35
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Toronto Stock Quotations
MINES
Anglo-Huronlin
Sue Wel.. Minim
Eut Mill! tic     ,
Palconbrldgi Nickel
Ooldan Oit*
Hard Rock Oold
Holllnger
Hudaon Bay M a S
Inter nickel 	
Kerr-Addlaon	
Klrkland Lak* 	
Lake Shore Mine. ....
Lsmaqu* Contac
LRU* Long Uc
MacLeod Cocluhutt .
Msdsra Red Lake 	
Mslirtlc Oold 	
Melntyn-Porcuplm
McKenrli Red Uke
Norsnds 	
Normstal	
Pamour Porcupim.
Perron Oold	
pickle crow Oold
Preston Eaat Dome
Sen Antonio Oold
Sherrttt Oordon
1.80
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116
3*0
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88
11.50
38 50
38 36
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16 35
678
108
3 111
1 83
8.88
65.00
1.84
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67
130
113
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3 03
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Sl.ileii Mllirtlc
Steep Rock 	
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Sullivan (
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Toburn 1
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Wright llartriivri .
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Royillte 	
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Brlrlllan Trictlon
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Cin Cir k Poundry
Cin Milting .
Cm Pacific Railway
Dl.tlllers Seignmi ..
Nit Steel Car 	
Power Oorp     	
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NELSON DAILY NIWS, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1944 — 7
Cards Trounce
Phillies; Shoun
Hurls No-HIHer
ST. LOUIS. May 18 (AP) "Braking away lor their blgi'.rst single
inning of the National League action, St. Louie Cardi today scored
nine rum in the firit off Dick Birred and diet Covington and won
11-6 over Ihe Philadelphia Phillies.
Philadelphia 6 14   3
St. I .ouii .   11 14   3
PITTSBURGH, Mty IJ - Eighl-
ecn Pittiburgh Piratei law aclion
today ai New York Giants clubbed
nut 15 hits (or an 8-7 edge and Ace
Adams' fourth Nitional League Victory.
New York 8 IS   0
PlUsburgh 7 11    1
CINCINNATI-Clyde Shoun ipun
the no-hit bottle today as the ('in-
clnnatl Redi downed lhe Boiton
Bravei, 1-0.
Boilon          0   0   2
Clncinnili         1   5   0
Hayes Smashes
Out Second Homer
PHILADEDLPH1A, Miy 18 (AP)
Frankle Hiyei imashed out hit
aecond homer In aa many dayi tnd
ltd the Athletlci to t 8-2 Amerlcin
Lttgut victory over the Detroit Tl-
gtri at Shibe Park today before
8821 fani.
Today'i homer wai hli fifth of tht
yetr.
Detroit 2    9    1
Philadelphia 8   8   0
Overmire, Gillespie (01 Gentry
(Bi. and Swift. Richards (9); Chriit-
opher and  lliiyes
NEW YORK. May 15 (API Three
hlg innings did the trick for the
Amrtlrnn I.en([iie-lcn(liiiK New York
Yankees today as Rookie Walt Dub-
lel sprinkled five Chicngo lingtet
for hia lecond Major League victory 10-2. In a lerlei opener played
before 3797 tint.
Chicago 2   8   2
New   York 10   8    1
Ixirnit. Humphries '7j and Turner;
Dublrl md licmiley.
CHICAGO — Scoring leven limes
In the sixth inning. Brooklyn Dodgers submerged the cellarlte Chicago Cubs 14-3 today, knocking Ed
Hmyzewikl snd Claude Paueau
off Ihe hill In their big splurge.
While Hii Gregg wu htndcuff-'
Ing lhe Cttbi with five lafetles, hli
matei helped him lo hli fourth Nitloml Leigue victory with a 17-hll
attack
Brooklyn   14 17   0
Chicago   8   5   2
DR. HESS
HEAVE POWDERS
FOR HOMES
For the relief of Heivei, Acute end
Chronic Coughi, Aithma, Bronchi l'i
etc.
I'/i   Ib.   pkg.
Briill   li   t  Cethollc   countrv,   hut
fr*frtom of wonhlp le fuwenteed
500
NELSON FARMERS'
SUPPLY, LTD.
3J4 Rellway St Phone  174
NrUon. B   C,
LOHDOM. Uty 18 <CP,—Buylnt
wm on the •fleet! vf tide elthoufh in-
duattieU clewed motrtly h-ftMr uid
home nlle turned etiler. CXle m*on
Irreffuler but Internitlonele end Brit-
i»h funde were tenerelly eteedy
IIVW TORK—Adnneee of friction*
to t point predominated neer the
OtOM.
C*nidt»n  etocke were  nerrow  tnd
mind. Dome end whe.rre.ine eech
reined **. but Ukp Shore lort *t\ end
Cenedltn Peclflc wu off '»
CHICAOO - lSreietent iirjuMetio ,
of wheet end ry* inspired by ttrot-
ebte crop frowtu weether uid belief
thet Um tight feM train aituatlon
ebould e*v*e within a few monthe, eent
future* of thoee freine Into new low
fround for the current downward
mo»e December wheat and rye hU
nrw eemonal towe. Oeu and boi\*y
ilump*d
May whett. oate tnd barley held tt
relllnit    ActlT*   wheat   futilrw*  4-10M4
%-tH lower. July 106, active c«u
were off S-l\e, July T7H. ectlre bu-
ley wu A-S-H lower. July MIS. tnd
rye dropped S-1V Mty l »S*W.
MOKTRKAU-Montreel Power wt*
steady end etocke of Ita eubeldltrte*
Beeuhunols -rertlficateei and South-
mount, pushed  ud  a little.
TORONTO—Malartlc. I*rwer Uke
tnd Tellowknlfe Oold leeue* participated In th* advance and led oo
rolum*.
Venturee idvanced IS ctnt* to 7 43
and amall pin* were netted by Walls-
Amulet Steep Rock and Mlnlni Corporation. ImeHttr* and Iforanda weakened minor frtctlon*.
WIN-HTPtO-Ubertl Amerlctn tell-
Inf coupled with decllrtaa tt ChlctfO
sent rye future* more than 4 onm
under   th*  prertom  ckw*  at   time*.
C'lniint talus* were IS-4S lower
with May at |3J'i July 1-11-1*3*
and   Ort«Ttot»r   1 17\-l US
VAHCOtrvnt— Momh mint* tnd ofl*
held Ready.
MONTREAL STOCKS
INDttTRIAU
Can Celloeae pM
Can Rleerrsshlp
Con Mln * ini.lllng
UrColl  rvoislavssc
N.t'nn.l Brew Ud
Qsjetsee fewer
It  l.twrer.r. Oorp
IO
18 V|
4IS
Tt
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IIS
IH
\si»UMLVutvry por
HAPS Al m *4A4>
IccwmxLWAiTtmtrorV
"I im net the only ttertoei unsblt te gel a feltphont raata diyi. I
undtrifind thtf Hit) Ttltphont Company kM Kid to turn down ortr
10,000 applktrlon* fer tanrlea flurimj tne paat* two yurt, bactuia ef
wartime mtrictioni.
"Of count It's an Inconvtnltnce, but wtiat't an Intenvanlence for •
year er ao If il'i going ta kelp re win Hte war?
"You in, lh* metal that uaed te be available fer totophena wlrM and
eejyipment ef all aerti ii new neetjeti fer many, autty war purpottt,
from bul Itft to btftltihipi. And facterlea tnd worian Hiat eaetj to
product telephone) tquipmenf art new nttdtd to fill war Ofdtri,
So whin I and thouundi of offian are doing without ttltphont aervlce
et present, we are actwelty miking a very important contribution to th*
war effort.   I'm glad I eaa kelp In tkia way."
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Compute Showi at
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JOSE ITURBI
Bracken Plans
lo Develop
Forestry Policy
CAMPBELLTON, N. B„ Mi; 15
(CP) — John Bracken aald in an ad-
drwa prepared for delivery here tonight that if hia party la given a
mandate at the next general election it propoaei to aet up a national
forestry advliory council to join the
Dominion, the Provinces and the
lumber induatry ln an endeavor to
develop a national forest policy.
A separate technical branch of
the mines and reaources department'^
WATER GLASS
Sufficient for preserving
about 9 dozen eggs.
25c
Mann, Rutherford
DRUG CO.
Alhlones Inspect
Guides, Scouts
al South Slocan
SOUTH BLOCAN, B C.—Friday May
12 wu a red letter day for South Slocan when the Oovernor-Oeneral the
Earl of Athlone and Prtnceaa Alice
vlalted No. 3 Plant of the Weat Koote
nay Power & Light Co.
The beautiful garden of the Stuff
Houae. with IU profusion of Spring
blooms, made a fitting setting for
the Royal TLr.lt.
Lorne A, Campbell. General Manager, waa ho*t to Thetr Excellencies
for luncheon  at  the Staff Houee.
Afterward tbe Vice-Regal parly, accompanied by Major Mark Clayto.i
Aide de Camp, and Lady Vera Oren-
fell, Lady in Waiting, lnapected thr
Boy Bcouta. Cuba, Olrl Guides and
Brownlaa.   who   atood    at   attention.
Upward Trend In
Guiding B.C.
Leaders Say Here
Mlsa D. Illlngworth, Provincial
Commlaaloner, and Mlu U, Hannah,
Provincial Head or Training for Olil
Ouldu have arrived in Neleon, hazing completed a tour of the provlnca.
They have vlalted Olrl Ouldi companies ln many places, Including
Prince Rupert and Prince Oeorgt,
coming East through Kamloopa and
the Okanagan. During thla tour of
inapectlon they find that the Olrl
Qulde Movement U definitely on the
upward trend, there being riglatered
over 700 more Ouldea In Britiah Co-
lembla than at thla time lut year.
Many new companlea are being formed.
They propoaa vial ting every company In thla Divlalon, commencing In
Neleon thla week, following with the
Trail and Rouland Dlatrlcta next
week. In addition they are holding
training claaau for Leadera In the
Memorial Hall Nelson on Thuraday
and Friday On Thuraday afternoon
they will adreu the older pupils of
the Hume School on Guiding.
On Sunday next, thla being the
Empire Youth Sunday, a church pa-
r»de. la being planned to the Church
of th« Redeemer, Pairvlew. All the
Ouldea, Browniea, Scouta and Cuba
have been Invited to attend. The speaker will be Commissioner Mlu D. Illlngworth.
CHESTER, England (CP)-Mn.
Rebecca Strong, OBE, Brilaln'i
oldest nurse who celebrated her
100th birthday In August, 1943, died
whllat w w. Bennett, Superintendent I here.   She   was   one   of   Florence
of the hydroelectric planta, presented
Their Excellencies to Mra. W A. Mc-
Cabe. Dlvlalonal Commtuloner of the
I Ouldu: Mra. W C. Motley, District
jCommlMloner; c H Bland. Scout-
muter   and   A    Dunamore,  Cubmai-
STARTS THURSDAY
CIVIC
LONDON (CP)—Udy nphln-rtona,
slater of Queen Dlubetb. hu t*ub-
llahid a ruthouae in the grounda of
her Midlothian home for the wW**
and nawly bom btbtea of aervlce man
The moth«r». tight or ao at a t-me
remain a fortnight, cared for by a
trained ataff.
ministry of forests would be
established to deal with foreita mat-
ten.
The object would be to conserve
and manage forest resources to
give employment to ai many Canadians as possible and enable the Dominion to compete in the world
market
The Oovernor-Oeneral reviewed the
Boy Scouts whilst Prlnceu Alice in-
opected the Olrl Ouldea and Brownlu.
Mrs. Turner Lee on behalf of tho
Woman* Auxiliary of St Matthew's
Church preeented a bouquet of flow-
era to Her Excellency, who then met
and chatt#d with Mra Bird, Preeldent
of the W   A , and  members.
Tha   te*ch*ra   and   achool   children
"We ihould, at the same time, reg-  of South Slocan and Bonnlngton were
ulate cutting by operators and plan
reforestation in such a way that our
auembled and the teachers. R T. Ed
wards. Principal, and Mlu Phyllis
, Duthle of South Slocan and Mrs L
forest estate will not be depleted !df ^ of B^rn^ton. were preaent-
while soil and water conditions ,t0 to Their Excellenclu.
would be favorably affected," uld The Oovernor-Oeneral then pro-
Mr. Bracken. |needed to Inspect the Vet-eiana Ouard
,em . a. . , . .. In charge of Ueut WlUon
Tarming and fiaherles are both e^ vice-Regal party later visited
affected by the preservation of pro-! the No. I Plant before leaving fo:
perly wooded areas; so sre the fur NeUon.
of^chtt^luT/ILSrlar:, 'to | l^iTiH^i^^
the welfire of the countrv,
Nightingale's first students, when
the latter established her pursing
school after the Crimean War.
Overseas Mall Lost
in Eastern Fire
SAINT JOHN, N. B. Mty 11 (CP)
—Nearly all the contents of a mall
ur tttachatt to * C. P. Railway wu
dettroyed by flrt early todiy tt the
train approached Holeb, Me., en
route to Saint John from Montreal.
The car cirrltd letters, parcel pott,
newiptpen and migtxleni from
Quebec, Ontario ind the eWit (or
ovenen and the Mirltimet. Pottil lector o( the Canadian Wellare Coun-
offlrlali uid the fire wu believed ell, uid todiy Introduction of chll-
to hive itarted ln Inflammable ma- dren'i allowances would  probably
Social Services
lo Children
May Be Brought I
WINNIPEG, Miy 19 (CP) - Dr.
Oeorge I*. Davidson, Executive Dir
serial   In
overseas
a   parcel   addressed   (or
Consumers' Aid
Needed lor Work
Prices Board
SoroptomUU held their May dinner
muting Friday at the Hume Hotel,
the gueat speaker J. A. Ballantyne of
the Wartime Price* and Trade Board
living an enlightening addrea* dealing with th work of thla Board. Mr
Ballantyne asked for the oonaumera'
aupport and patience to enable them
to work  out  their plana effectively.
The United Nation* pool, he uld,
had been formed lut Fall. It gives
each country the urn* amount Of tea.
coffee and sugar per capita. He told
how the production of food had Increased In Canada 80 per cent since
1941, despite the ahortage of man
power, which showed tbe great effoit
farmers were putting forth to do their
part.
Questions and dlacuulons followed
the addreu.
The speaker wu thanked on behalf
of the Club by Mra. L, Mc-Phall, Preeldent Mon« Meagher wu In the chair
Windermere Leads E. Kootenay
With 118 Per Cenl o nly.sE
CRANBROOK,    B. C —Cut    Koote- | compared  with  the  final 480ft of  the
nay  Victory  Loan   Unit  reached   113 [ Wfth  Loan.   Klmberley  la flrat  with
per cent If Its 1925.000 quota on M^JS.1 ^St*0^0™?., "'il-!23  lnd
Ferule   with   735,   while  Cruton  has
turns In today. M5_   mChel-NaUl   470   and   Wlnder-
Wlndermere   led   at   148   per  cent,   mere. Report* for the day ahow
Creston   wss   neit   at   13B   per   cent. Icranbrook
Cranbrook had 123 per cent, Klmber
ley 103 8 per cent and Fernle 100 1
per rent of their respective quotas
Michel Natal hu over 100 per cent
unofficially but final returns are not
yet all In,
Subscribers   number   4521   ao   far
Creeton
Fernle
Klmberley
Michel-Natal
Windermere
Totals
•ooo
• 15.100
1850
•ftO
.    (MtftOO
.     M3M
%7tw^A
•213.200
•240.250
hf-ve to be accompanied by a general extension of social services lor
children.
In hli report prepared for representation to the annual meeting of
the Council being held here Dr. Davidson said the growing interest In
social welfare emphasized the necessity of integrating Dominion and
Provincial social measures.
It was possible that children's allowances might be in effect within
another year and there was a marked difference o? opinion as lo whether assistance should be provided
through cash allowances or un ex-
For thit troublesome  Stomach,
heartburn ind acid stomach.
BISMA REX
75c and $1.75 bottle
Sold onlv it your Retail Store.
City Drug Co.
Phone M Bon 160
Vice-Regal Parly
Roams Baker
Street, Shops
IMIIIIIIIII'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Summer
Underwear
|   SHIRTS AND SHORTS
1 Be comfortable this Sum-
| mer with broadcloth
2 shorts and cotton or roy-
- on shirts Shorts made
I with full balloon seat.
|       Shortt 75c, $100
|    Shirt. 60c, 75c, $1.00
I EMORY'S
THE MANS STORE
replied the Earl, "I think  I mutt
A good many Nelson people had
a close look at the Governor-Central ,lhe Earl of Alhlone, and I'rln-
tenilon of services The council had cess Alice Saturday morning, hut have ilnrled loo late."
not taken a lland nor wai any final many, even after looking twice.)
and complete comeniui of opinion i went away convinced that it Just
of Canadian social workers avail- couldn't be, for most people took it
able. | for granted that  their excellencies
Succeii of children'! allowance •'" Nel"1" "n th< early-morning
plan would be largely dependent on I E»s'bound train,
proper lupervlilon for Ihe imall | Perhaps lhe fact thai Ihe Gov-
percentage of casei In which the ernor-Generil wore civilian rfth-
money would otherwise be Improp- lnK hid somelhioi; to do wilh the
erly handled. Experience of the de- Benernl disbelief that Ihe King's
pendent's allowance board indicated representative
this  would  not  exceed   more  than   Bak,'r   Street,   occasionally    nrop
i
TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiTi
Anglers Pay
Fines, % and $10
tbe lsw sine* the opening of the mi-
wandering along j*m Mn¥ '  r°T f-*hlnf in the rat-rlct-
occaslonallv    (iron- lM 'rfl   B*"le>' •» th* Slocan Rlvax
from  one  lo  three  per cent.  Such   P.*"« '"'» ■•'"" *'r"*"" A11« ™! SChrl.r.^oi'Cn^n ^'d
lupervlilon would call for strength- \"m ,"°PPlnl! a |J5 fine in Provlnclil Pollc* Court
ening snd expansion of locial agen- >    Th' v'cc r^Kal P::r'y sought pri- here  Mondiy. He pleided trulltsr be-
cies In all provinces. I vacy and received it, although they | fore   Stipendiary   Uiftatrate   William
The    council!    annual    flnancloe   had   Mvcral   impromptu   conversa-   "'In'   Inlormitlon  wu_ laid  by  In
council!    annual    financing
itatement  ihowed   receipts   for  the Um' wllh vnrl""5 P«'"ple   One en
year totalling *J46.902 and expenses "'rl>r"l"K    N'w , z,''ll""<l    airman
of 3*6,520. The reserve account  In- ev,n "ot ,h'' Earl" »ll08«l'h
created during the year by $2178 lo GETS AUTOGRAPH
$24,122.
CASUALTIES
The Canadian Army last night
lisued IU 4Mth casualty list of thi*
wsr ss followi:
•peetor   Airs   fllnrlilr  of   B   DlTlllon,
Provincial   (lime   Brinch
II Hhl.ldi of Caellegar. pleaded
mill, before Btlpendlary Ui|litriU
ntanl.T Humphnyi it Ciitleftr to
riihlns without i licence, end trie
lined tio Informitlon wu laid of
n.me Warden Oorden Haakell, ic,
be hooked on the  Westbound train  ron.t.ble D   H   Pre of Cutlegsr De-
The Governor General was standing by his coach waiting for it to
OVERSEAS
orriceits
Dangerously   Injured:
Royil Cenadlan Artillery - Mac-
tM.oio ! Donald, Thomai William. Capt, In-
lflfl.5.30  dian Head. Saik
tSLlM       11 01(1.150
NEWS OF THE DAY
Nicely prepired »t the
STAR CAFE
lllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllillllllllll'
Kit**: 22e lint, 77o lint black fict
typi, lirgtr typt rttts on rtquasL
Minimum two llnta. 10% discount for  prompt piyment
DAILY FLA»H
Re«irch on the umiration of forest product* would be extended, ind
steps taken to combat fire, Insects
and other forest dangers, ht uld.
To develop the proposed nitional
policy tht training of many foresters, rangtrt and semi-technical personnel would bt required, with a
road building program and tht Improvement of witerwayi ao that
flret could be brought under control and foreat product* carried Phons 8*)7
cheaply lo tht mills. Complete air
and ground surveys of forest re
sourcta  were  needed
The national plans for reconstruc-'    wm   fo*Wi, Chimney Cleaner   Ph
lion   should   embody   road-building, IM-M.
the erection of look-out towers, the	
moderniiition of fire fighting equipment,   the   building   of  admimstra-
Nelson Unit Victory Loan Sales
Up to $819,(00; Record Not Complete
With   return*  atlll  to  be  received
Nelaon   District   Monday   had  coiuil
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH \aouti 819 800 for Canada I war efforl
through   the   pureh---
There u mil  tlmi » plint Din-
Dee Beecsi. Wilt* Kiwi Depot
Ft    A    Biundin.   Chimney   Sweep
Oet your tomito ind bedding plints
it Kitchener'!
lolij
D  Bliclwood Agency.
13.100
Speclaliit      removed      prominent ,Uv' Quarter! end the liylng out of     coersplet*   pump  err»lce  by  Beau,
men'i tonsils  We pud hospllsl snd I nursenei snd eipenmenul ititlom   Serrlcemin. 101 Beter Bl
doctor'i sccounti beeiuie he cirrled  ■	
our  E.MBA   Plin   Write  for  detail* Box 208, Nelson. B. C
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routes open for boys in Fair-
view — These routes yield
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CHINESE, RESIDENT IN
I IC. 55 YEARS, DIE5
I HAJ.AIMO. ■ C, Uoy 11 <CV»>-
1 Rev Chow Un*. ot VictorU offWUtttd
| st »*r.lc*t htr* y*Mtt»rd»y for chin
Uon Stonf. T who dlM Utj 1.
| Bart, tn China. Chin had llvtd tn
| BrltUh   Columbtt,   51   yoon    Ha   was
Ulr of th* Vall*y bloom* for m1*.
Un  C  Ba<li«r. 1418 Vancouver ill
of Sixth Vic
tory l>»n rxmdi. Th»t iuih rapra*
irnu 108.1 pfr cent of the 175,000
quoit.
T.-...1 flfMirr It la exprctfd. will atlll
i>* materially Incrtaaed when all rt-
turm trt in Ktalo, New Denver and
Salmo. It it known, still have Mica to
report A MO.000 "apeclal names" nur-
rhtted. authorized by the City Council PYldnf atlll ha* not been recorded
' B p e c 1 a 1 names" tales recorded
amount to 128000
Earh of tbe five aub-unltt had tone
over lta quota before the cloae of tbt
three-we«k drift Saturday.
K-xtUnay Ehalnttttini conttnictlon
workers at Brnilsnt had topped their
•30,000 qtHiU, it was reported Mon-
dar
Three-atar   V   flag   winners   In   th*
i group payroll aactlon wert Canadian
Jntaraoll Rand, Wood, Vallanca Hard-
war* Company Ltd., and Pateraon
Lumber Company tmployeaa; whtl*
seven gained V-flagt for beattni their
quotas, BC, Veneer Works. Kelly,
Douglas St Company Ltd. William
Waldie & Sona, W. H. Malkln Company Ltd. Burns Lumber and Goal
Company Ltd. Peeblea Motors Ltd.
and  Zlncton  Mlnet  Ltd.  employe**
'Official   return*   received   Monday
and iub-unlti tottUa wert:
Ktalo IS4S0 4W«.0M
Hakusp          M1S0 150.180
rfelton . $33,380 1649.000
Hew  Denver  ... ISAM MS.SfiO
Salmo M00 »lfl.6O0
Totala M6.9O0        I81S.SO0
•rtfure* »r* baaed on actual return* recelred at Victory Loan head-
quartern However. It Is known *TWy
sub-unit U over it* quot*
Herbert Tareyton. London  smoking
mixture. 16c a pouch at Valentin**.
rjr J   R  WaUlns Quality Products
Call Bpenoer C  Colman. 3JO Baker Bt
Rossland Social ♦ ♦ ♦
Mining:
Regiment de Quebec—Hleler, Gui
Uve Daniel Alfred, A.-Major, Mont
real, Que.
N.C.O.'s
whrn the airman, who was with
Jack R Ford nf Nelson at the lime,
spotted him With h Utile moral
barking from Ford, the airman approached ihe F.arl and axked for
his autograph The F,arl cheerfully
wrote "Athlnne 1&44" on a piece of
paj>er the airman earned, and then
asked him hnw he hkrd Nelson
and how he had been trralrd The
airman told the Governor General
that he thought Nelson a very nice
place nnd that the people had treated him wonderfully During the
conversation they strolled along
the platform The airman wts leaving on the tame train
Train crew men were also spoken to by the F.arl.
Members of the V Bundle* organization who met the party it the
:)?!T, , .   KJmen.1."~ ^k1"" Fnd«*told hnw Udy Vera
Grenfell. lady-in-wailing to Prince** Alice, remarked that the legion building cornerstone had been
laid by her grandfather, Earl Grey.
j Governor General at the time, Sept
; :«   1009
The vice reg*l party will enjoy
a holiday for nearly two weeks,
fishing at a lake netr Kamloops,
and then the Governor General
will dedicate the Kamloopa civic,
sir field May 79
Mayor N C Stibbs. who welcomed the party durng thnr visit here
Fnday asked the Governor General
if he was a go-nd  fisherman   "No."
tachment proeecutlng
~i*f6scoT~
AND
FOURNIER
QARAOEMEN
SKY CHICT AUTO SERVTCs.
Phone 123 Nelson   B  C
WARRANT OFFICERS
AND MEN
Killed In Action:
J. A. C. Laughton
Optometrist
Suite 205
Mistical   Arti  Building     .
Hansen, Frederick John, Pte
Weitmlniter, B.C.
Alberta  Regiment   rilasnn,
ter John. Pte.. Cherhill. Alta
Neve
Wai-
Died:
Royil   Cinidlin   Armji
Corrie-Wendt,   Csrl.   Pte
Coupe, B.C.
Rer\'lre
Pouce
Your Watch /i
Preaotii . . .
For fine; repairing
Set)     .
HARVEY
The Jeweller Mt Biker St
l
Will pay ci**i 'w S-ton l> D tnseH
VIC-FVS.I4.M of ui.'Cbirseai" TtZ lo l°od shape UU model preferretl
aUeoiu  and   in  ..icull.i orncar  ol fcoolenil  Villey Coop   Delrj
the CHIne- TI-" <* V*»°ont. WALL FlN'taTM
k.' '.'i   I lb   pt(
WASHIKOTOH.   Us.   11   (UF)^Thi ' V.llo    I   lb    pk*
BUM  1.1'MBf.B •  COAL CO.
By  MRS.   H.   FLEURY
ltrs.ssi.ANI)   BC.   Hay   IS—Tullpi , returned to Cilfary
Hid llli£* bulked Uie flteplice ot Ui:
H    (J    Layton.   Hia   Lookout  Bueet.
t  la   rTiil,  hom!  Thuradiy  evening  wben
*J'55|»t 7 30 o clock Mil   Dorotliy johnaoii
of Houltnd and C. U.  lUeorgi) lay-
ton  .l*i of Roaeland. vera united  In
Me .till hue • ion* itoct ol flo«et   mauimo,,,   r„   j   l   C'lirlhue per-
the Ftris and Second Ore*t Wsri from   in*  »e*»ti*4e ee**. lornved     the     ceremony.    The   brldl
1100 to HIS  I  month, ahirl dlaabll- I IOOTENIY    II OWT.B   HHOr
United feutei Seniu pasead ind aent
lo th. White Houee today bill, boost- |
log penstoni of disabled reterin* of
ity 1. wr.lce-eonrsectad. ind fToea MO i
to ISO monthly in raa* of non-eerrlce
connoted dlaablllty
F. H. SMITH
II It'i Eltxfrk
Phon. 666 ISl Salter St
rW*akee*p*ri bm ua for medium
1 brood foundation, bo* r*lla. hlva tool*
tM   Hlpp*raoc.'a
C«IN«LLS TODAY
Ro*jt  Prima  RJb* of Beef
Banana Cifim Pit
\Amb*m. all ■ :m »nd ookin T> W
MrDerbf. The maUoner and Type-
wTlt«r Man - «M B*k*er BUml, Malaon
chote for the event an tl tractive,
two^-pltx-a afurisoun frock In blue
with which ahe wore a becominf hat
tn tone 8h« carried a bouquet of
aweethtart ro*e* Ura T. A Lukkar
of koaaland aa matron-of -honor, wort
a be-ljre enaembtt with a cor**|t of
aweetheau roa«*. I. A Lukkar waa
b**t m»n. following th* ceremony a
reception waa htld ht the H O Uy-
ton honve. Mra Layton being aaalated
In *erTin| th* buffet aupper by her
two dauihtera Tht lovely twO-tl*red
wedding  caka wa* cut  by  th* brld*
Woundtd:
Sufden. Jtrnw Alfred, Pte Victoria, B.C.
Brltlih Columbia Rejlment —
Murphy. Terrene* Patrick. Pte,
Vancouver, B C.
Alberta Regiment Berreth, Niel
Clarence, Pte, Hardisty, AlU
Injurtd:
Royal Canadian Armv Medicnl
Corp*—Armagoit, I^onard Thomas
Pte., Rife, AlU.
Slightly Injured:
Royal Canadian Artillery
man,  Donald   I>eonard,   Pte,
Creek, AlU.
Waddington.    Earl    Lwlie
Vancouver, B  C
MURPHY BROS
HII HHssHH   ■ ■  ■■
A3K   YOUR  GROCER  POR
HOOD'S BREAD
FLEURY'S   Phormoc
Preicripliottt
Compountlaa
Accurtltly
Med Aru Blk.
PHOKE25
Tilt BoUermanera, Bltckainith* and
Chain t.»ang Smtlur Social club held
:u aocial Prlday tfenlng at Um K. P .
HM,*ZT' """" •nd"n..clD« YOUNG FISHERMAN
po.tded lbs eiilert.inment Mr. Herb ""
thompeon and lira   Blijmi iron flr.t   NETS   3   BIG  ONES
and Ian   K   Koscoe of Trill snd A " **  VI1M
Buch won second prises ln whist. Ut I    When yount Kenny Ucleod uud|-
UkWN AND DICK
CHAIRS
SPECIAL.
HOME FURNITURE
Ot Biker Si Nelson  B  C
rxiirxrnrnje.<wimxrvitxc:..x.i^ytm
Ht*«  tht  job Dont  RIlM
VIC GRAVES
MASTER   FLUulIK
PHONE IIS
and Mra   Angu* Johnaon of Trail won   td   homa Sunday   to  watgh   hU  catr
J. P. Walgren
CeJTKrtl CootrKlOt
301 Carbonate St.
!>, you eurnmei'   Why rontlnu* If   '■*";  ,l1'  "'"*  'nd  "°°m  *** <<*
tt  on  be owrcome-    Indl.ldml  it- I****" lo ,p*nd ' ■"^ ""otymooo
CORD WOOD
We have a large supply on
hand and can give you
prompt delivery on your
requirements
12-inch length?
PER CORD
$|3.00
BURNS
* LUMBER £. COAL CO.
Untlon     IS  ye*re'  eip*rlenc*
P   8   Dickin*on.  Ntlaon.  BC
Will ih* p*raon who picked up
amethiet ring In error from local de-pt
■tore r**t room Uondar morning
kindly return to 1V>i »«3*t. Dallr Mewi
Valued aa  keepamkt
r*.nn or th*vk«
Tn   all   our   *m»ndt    whn   have   bj
fViweri   en*  kind   aiprraalnna nf  aTm
p*thr heip^l to auataln
ot our ton   Richmond, wa tender our
heartfelt  thanki
ur  Arm uiw  n Kurm
I larr* room* fool flituret Recent-
It rennraWd Wired for electric alore
il*n raa Ccmrrete ft-mndatlona and
fnc*d h*i*t»m*nt rum are 0*r»ge )
lot* rV»»*f In gSjnn Pr»aae*ia'oTi wnnn
^V»i::  Bcrltr    Ul  Ward tit
TOO UTE TO CLASSIFY
mjarCIt laBATim lUiaT«.D CON
Ulnlng drlrera llcenc*. r*flatxatloti
rarrl    etc    Re«vd    Ph«JT.*   111
ran ^rtlm^ siirnsM   »dv*i«iori
tr*wb*ery  planU. II  p*r  hundred
M   MeK*T   R R  l   Nelaon
W»»»3taT*ta>W*J*lt**alW»*W'r^W*y*»*1*l*»W»*
Alrkne** im. Arrlcknt Inrir-
*nc* f»mlly Group Hoapltal-
ItaUon Writ*, rail or phone M
for   particular*
C*Mle>*Mal   Casualty  Cempiny
H. I.  DILL.  Rtpr***ntatlva
Mtaaaataaaaaaaaaaaaa,aa*
WriV* i b*'or* l»*»'n| up realdenc* In Roa*
, l*nd Clueata included Mri Thurao
R
room and Mr and Mra. M. C 8tin
•on. Mr and Mr* William iRudi Pol
lock, Mr and Mra "Tuck" Stephen*.
and Jack Martin, all of Ro*»land.
A delightful u* waj h«ld In tht
Uartah Hall Prlday afternoon, honoring Hoapltal Hay by the Rowland Mater Miatrrlcordlae Hoapltal Auilllary
A farlety of tarly Summer fk-weri
in th»"'lo*a W*T* •,ltr,rllvfly lJ"*^ to decorate the
halk Mra J A Butcher, pr«»ident of
the Auilllary. and Mra W O Mara
pr*«:d*d at tht tea tablt. which waa
k.Tfly vi.h it* ecru lac* cloth centred hy red tullpa arranged trace-
fully in a alUrr baaket and flanked
by pink taptra In allrer aconota Mra
t E Perkin* Mri J r Corner, Un
T H Yolland. Mra Richard Birth*
and Mia* Jean Spencer wtr* tha a*r-
Tlteur-i Mra 1 E Topllff and Mra
H L ChriaUan wtr* tht conT*n*ra
Mra M Donahua and Mra. J. O
Ullllfan had charge of culinary ar-
rancemenU, while Mra J R Corner
waa In rhargf of the ticket mU and
Mra Id K..mblck In charge of lha
cake raffle Mra rred ^etchtr won
tha cakt Mra L J Nlcholaon wa*
caahlei
H a WhlU whn hu been In Rota-
land a* book-keeper for tha Cooper-
itlr* Trar.ai>oruUfm Society *inr*
July   returned to Kaslo to lire at tht
th* apot walU
Mr and Mra J. A. William*. IMS
plr*t Avtnu*, apent Prlday In N*laon
Mra Owen Proud wu hoataaa lo her
bridge club Thuraday *rtnlng, when
two uble* were in play. PUy*r* w*r*
Mr* R C. Ro*e, who won ftr*t prite,
Mr* Uura Dlckaon who got th* con-
•olation Mra J G Mllllgan. Mri J
A William*. Mr* Pred Hiwkln*. Mri
Prank Spring, Mra L*o T, Nlm*ick
and tht ho**t*. R*fr**hm*nu were
•trrtd
I A Mitchell fp*nt th* weekend at
Kaalo
Petty Officer Ray Undtrwood of the
Royal   Canadian   Nary   la  aptndlng   a
11   of   Taber.   Alu .  al*t*r of  the   furough In Roealand rlaltlng hi* wife
Ad P*t*r J*n**n apent a ahort )*tn
In Aowland at tht we«kend rUltlni
hia parent*.
Mlaa Pranrea Bray and Ml** Mary
Lou  Leckle ipent  rrlday  m  Trail
Ounner Carl Owing, who aTTtred In
Roaalar.d to attend th* funeral Sat
urday of hie grandfath*T, A J Chal
berg, will remain hera rltHlng hia
parenta Mr and Mr*. OU 0«Jng. for
two week a furlough
Mlaa Hemic* Mon'p#lller of Trail
wu th* weekend gueat of Mr and
Mra   H   l-eckle
The U\m** Patricia Bryan. Marce-
Unt Ulondt, Dorothy Neablt and Dorothy Heaton w*rt Trail rUHora Sunday.
of flih. h* found they tipped tlv
acalt* at U pounda Ht caught l*r>-»
10-pound char and one flva-pounder
on the Weat Arm Sunday Th* youthful angler la tha aon of Mr and Mr** J
A   McL-eod,  CarbonaU Street
Th* Aleutian Ialanda ukt thetr
name rrom a Ruaalan word meaning
bold rock
POLAROID GLASSES
Tor your pr (tectum
now   available   at
CUTHBERT MOTORS
THOMPSON
FUNERAL     HOME
AMBULSNCI   tlRVICI
"Diltmctiv*   Tuniril    Sa^jcaj*
SIS K'l.nen.j  St I'n-.n* M
Meal Yesir rrl.ntti Hie* for
AFTERNOON TEA
Yeu'll   Mht our t*rvk*.
Melon D
ew
sreelend
Ura 1,11s rlpllklr. 1119 U II..I Atenue. wu hnateM Prldir .v.nln| it
three tablM of hrldfe. Her home vas
trttitlrillT steeorited with inipstri-
|ona and daffodils Pterin* won Utt
II.ur minimi Un r. L Hedtss;. Mrs
X I. 1 "ill.I.I Un Jam., n.t.. Mr.
(Wort* Nlion. Jr Mn II Knnda-
taard Un Id ll.l.j Mn Man Jack
boss Mn ivrll Pitt. Mn Bud P'p»r
Mlaa Kithleen Hwli.ii ind UM boi-
Mn Hiler held hliti ecore ami
Mra Itlnann low Mn I'llti snd Mn
ntlnmn ...t.t.il Mr K|,lll»r In ursine refreshment*
Po and Mil tl n Wynn ind
dansliter Mavis, who .tilled Ml anil
Mn   Bene Morln for two week., hi"
•»M**tj*a3****3«**j>l '11 aej.Js.iii«,ttt,wr
For Ol  Appll«ne»
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