i lui;A..r' VICTORIA, B.C, 2 Rail | Junctions Grind on Within 60 Miles of East Prussia; Battle for Wilno Continuti By RUSSELL LANDSTROM Aiiociated Pren Staff Writer LONDON, July 10 (AP)—Surging Weitward all along the Central front, Soviet troopi captured today two important railway centres, Luniniec ond Slonim, guarding the direct routes to Brest-Litovsk and Bialystok in pre-wor Poland, and also cut t'.e highway linking Dougav-, Dt (__u.lt t* Move Hli Capital ta franca. Pay 3. 464,000,000 Poundi ot Bacon Bought for U.K.-Page 3. Flying Bombi Cheap Air Force Soyi I-Mnfrower.—Togo 1. •Jit/ VOLUMS « pit (Dvinski and Kaunas by a _8-mlle advance toward the Baltic Sea, Moscow announced tonight. Tbt relentlen Ruulin drive vu reported ln Brltlih pren dlipitchei to hivt reiched within 10 milu of -ut Prunli ind on moit of the S50- rr.ilt front the Null were filling -Tk ln disorder. Fltrct hind-to-hind fighting con tinned In the itreeti af Wilno. Premier Sttlln personally in. rnunced tht capture of Luniniec (I.unlntU) ind Slonim ln • special order of the diy Iuued • tew houn ifter tht Germim thtnuelvu hid innounced tht evacuation of the former town, i rillwiy Junction 90 mllu Eut of Plnik. Thl nightly communique re eorded by tht Stvltt monitor uid thit Soviet troopt In tn idvin.e tf tl mllu from previouily innounced potltlont hid cipturtd Uttnt In llthuinli, placing thtm within ITS mllu tf the Otitic Set ptrt tf Mimil, which Hitler ult td In 19-9. Thli drive cut tquirely icrou thi hlghwiy running betwten Kiunn, capital ef Llthu- inli, tnd Diugivpllt In Southern Latvia, The Gulf ot Rl|i, which Juts Into tht ltnd northwut ot Uteni, li only •bout 120 mllu dlitint from the ciptured Llthuinlan town. Altof ether neirly 800 plicu wtrt b med during the diy. Luniniec ind Slonim wert both t-'ktn by tht lit Whltt Ruulin Army of Mtrttul Konittntln K. Ro- kouotnky, idvinctni ilonj the s Hithern uctor of tht front, tnd tht rommunlque told of • huvy bomo- Ing uuult on Breit-I.ltovik. IU mllu Wut of Luniniec, Sundiy night By tht ciptun ot Luniniec the T! niilini gilncd control of tht crou- I >g of tht North-South nilroi_ ronmetlng WUae tnd Ilownt ird Hit win St-t-Wtat Unt between Erttt-Lltovik tnd Gomel. Slonim, SI mllu H-rthwett at 1. mlnitc tnd II mllu Wut of Btr- rjnowlcie wu captured Stturdiy, hy Gen. Rokouoviky'i troops. It Is • communlcitloni centre U mllei Cut of BUlyitok on tht Unt to Gomel. MM CAPTURED Ai tht vinguird of tht Red Army plunged weitwird, othtr unlti con- tlnutd mopping up Gtrmtn rtm. ninti left behind tnd tht commun- yrnse tt-Munetd thtt UOO mort prli- 0 .en btd been roundtd up Eait of Minik. Thli hiul Includtd three r-ort Nul Generilt, bringing to tl tht number Uken on tht Ruulin front ilnct tbt Soviet rummer ctm- p-ign opened June U. Thli mtdt • total of 53,IU Ger- mini killed or captured In the Mini- trip ilnce July 4 Eighty plteu wtrt tiken tn the •ru of ntwly-ctpturtd Lidi. the r-llwiy Junction U mllu dlrec','. '"est of Minik, nd to tht North the Soviet onsliught cirrled tnto mort thtn MO plteu tround Wilno 'Vllntl ind mort thtn 100 louth- wut tl Diugivpllt. Oa the Kirellin front, tht communique uld tht Ruulini won Pit- . irmti, key riilroirl tnd Induitriil lown tbout U mllu northwett of 1 -nl n_rn cl Sever il other plicei ils-j wtrt ttktn In thli drive. lap Resistance Ends In Ukhrul KANDY. CtySorx, July 10 (CP) —All erganlitd Japaneii retlit ante KM timid In Ukhrul, ad eanct _n_my basa Intldi tha bor _ltr ef Norrhfasttrn India, Admlr- mini Lord Louii Mo untbatten'i H«adquar*«n announct- today. Mart enemy poeHloni North of the ''Vhrol-baphal row! U mllee from the lattrr dty have beon cleared --»d village! 16 mllei Northeast of Tmphi! havt alio htm rrtakrn. the e" noun-cement uld. An Indira.Inn that An.tr.can and fhlnttt forcee had virtually com- ♦"•ttt*. tht hard ronqueal of Mylt- Y**\r\t In North Burma wu found tn tht rommunlciut atattrntnt that •vo Japanttt flghttri "attempting ***■ itrafe tht Myitkyina area" wtrt I't-ttmyrA Chlneae South of tht r ntn-soaked bistlon madt minor -Mna and straightened thttr lint. I 11 Int M Jtpaneoe. To tht Waat tn tht Mogaung Va! Im, OilntM advancing down tht »»-*tn mad retched within flv* mllea "t othtr ChlntM occupying that CHUNOKINO. July 10 (AP) - ■ ioIIm with bamboo poUa ilunf over thtir shoulders ar* carrying ■ wat ht*vy bundlu of low-d*nonv ' it lon banknotes for eome refugee! 'Wing wsr-threatened tones In ' Mm, reporti from Kweilln aald tuttay. GERMANS SLOW ALLIED DRIVE IN ITALY Americans Advance Four Miles North of Volterra PRAISE JAPS By JOHN F. CHESTER Anoelittd Prm Wtr Co rrtipondent ROMS, July 10 (AP)-lncreu- •d inimy nlttince, mirkid by duptrttt couotir-ittickt tnd huvy uu tf irtlllery In forwird potltlont, virtually hu called I hilt tt Alllid idvancu ilong thl bloody IH-mlli fighting front In IUly. The mort ilgnlflcant giln cirved out In the put 24 houn wu by Amerlcin troops who puihed to ■ point four mllu North of thl captured itronghold of Voltem neir tht Wut Cout whert they penetrited towird Amo river outpost! of th< Gothic line Thi Mh Army midt lti only recorded progreu ln the Upper Tiber Villey eight miln North of Umber- tide. Petition! In front of Areuo re- miined unchinged ifter t lerles of ttticlu by both ildei yuterdty, tnd thtrt win no reporti of gtlni tn tht Adriitlc uctor. fifth Army heidquirten reported gtlni oi umptclfUd dltttneu •long tht Tyrrheniin cout, where Amerlcin troopi wtrt within •orne 10 mllei of tht big port ot Llvomo (Ltghom), whin wit re- la flimei from enemy Eight tnllu Inlind toreu moved ilowly toward Pe- mili, 14 mllei Southeut of Uvorno, ind firther to the latt mother column threitened Um tows ot Lai- BtfaO. Along I linglt tlx-mllt itretch neer the Wut coatt Amtrlcin advance unlti found tht Null had dtmollihed U bridgu. Spearhead- Ing the uuult In thli iraa It the 442nd _-_gtm_n.il combit turn composed of Amtrlcin uldlcri of Jipineu origin, which wu officially credited with hiving "performed brilliantly" throughout tht Italian camptlgn. Tht Allied communlqui pliced much emphuls on tht idvince through tnd beyond Voltem, de- •crlblng It u • "ilgnlficint wedge.' Army Officers Seize Colombia Cabinel Men BOGOTA. Colombti. July 10 (AP) -Vlct-Prttldtnt Dtrio Enchtnldt •nnounced tonight that ht had illumed tht Acting Presidency of Colombli btetuu • rebellion! group of irmy officen htd lelied Pruldtnt Alfotun Lopei ind uveral Ctblnet Memberi whllt thty wtn wlt- neulng irmy minoeuviu tt Puto. In tht Southern ptrt of the country. EchindU uld tht leider of tht irmy group wu Lt-Col. Dlogtnu Gil, who hid procUlmed hlmielf Pretldent, but ht called thli "tn ict of Indlvlduil midneu," tnd declired the mijnrity of tht irmy (•vored Ihi utabllihtd Oovtrnmint, ind hid tiken no ptrt In tht upriiing. He uld ht wu dtcltrlng I itate of emergency to prevent ipretd of the rebellion ind thit ht would t_- erclu tht functloni of Pruldtnt until the iltuition had been itibll- lnd and Lopu wu freed U.S. Navy Raids "ii'im and Rota PT.ARI. HARBOR. July 10 (AP) —With Silpin lilind ururtly In Amerlcin hindi. tht United Btttu Nivy turned lti tttentlon to Outm ind Roll Itliniis. Selpen'i Southern nelghbon In thl Uirlinu. and shelled ind bombed Jiptntu pott- tions there. A Petri Hirbor communique todiy innounced thtt light crulttn tnd du-oym bombtrdtd Guim ovtr tht wuktnd whllt cirrter plsn** Bttacktd both Ouam and Beta Sunday. Antl-llrtnft bttterfet. roitttl turn ind ilntrip defence potitkmi wert nvi tywrt ms qor»y NSLSON. BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA-TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 11. NUMBER I ■—_-_-_-_ POWERFUL ADVANCE CONTINUES Hopeless Position by End of Year Forecast for Hum WAIHINGTON, July 10 (AP)- Girminy'i wtr icenomy hu "" dtlirlorilid under comblnid I ltd attacki thit iht ficts ' f dtfttt In Al iub _W» ttintli Ictrtilnty tf _ If not In 1944," Ult Foreign Economic Admlnlitritlon amftn* todiy In miking publlo in inalyi ll of inemy wir economy. Pnpind by Wlllitm T. Otoni, dlrttttr tf F.E.A.'i ipeclil true brinch, thi rtptrt uyi the Gir- mint wll Ibi In I ntirly hopilitt poiltlon by tht tnd tf thli yur with proiptctlvi txptndlturt tf wtr mitirli lixctedlng thilr rati tf production. Full icile Alllid bombtr tfftn- tlvtt, grtund attacki, ind block- •dl ictlont hivt thorn tht Null tf _¥ tr mittrliI tt tht intuit that thiy nt whivi, In tnt md In rt sirvi, inly tht iqulvilmt tt Itn thin tnt ytir'i production, the rtptrt tntrtid. GERMANS FIND WOODS HOT HIDEOUT Typhoons' Rockets Set Fires and Strafe Huns 17 TRAINS HIT LONDON, July 10 (AP) -air mtn troops puthld Into tht vioodl South mt tf Cun by tht Brltlih- Canadian forctt which ttpturtd tht city win KMktd out todiy ky rocktt firing typhoont tnd ky bomb cirrylng tpltflrtt tnd Muting! if tht RAF tnd Tactical Air Forci which ut tht woodi tn fIn ■nd itrtftd the fining Gtrmtn.. Thli wu ont of tht mott import ut oi tht day'i mttgri optnUocn by the weither-hampered ailed tlr (area. Duplti tha tdrtru conditloni tighter bomben prtutd thtlr ittacki tgilait tnemy rtlnlortt- tvening tbt Ihtn m am- mTX Tbtrt wwe ae rtpocti at nghtu e%%Wmm ap to UH evtn- iurly 150 Typhoon! iwipt tha battle aaaa oa trmt ripport minions, miking lucctuful attacki oa two tank coocentntioni aad luving a German gaa tilt iftrt. Olher tightin flew ofttmlve pit- roll deep Into Franca, d_etroy___g 10 rotd vehiclei tnd (limning 11 othtn. Dive bombtn tcortd direct hlti oo troopJriniporti tnd milltiry bulldlngi Soulhwut tf Caea. American flghter-bomben dive- bombed Oerman gun poiitioni ind Itrong polnti Southeut tnd South- wut oi Luuy tnd tut oi St. Lo it Ltune, Northtut of Luuy thty dropped intl-ptnonntl bombi on tn inftntry itrong point Tht totel tor- Uu Down during tht day wu Jutt under 7M. Nt Otrman plinei wtn lighted. Ont tllltd pltnt wu lott to flak. Allied plinei including theu tt tht RCAT, htvt vlrtutlly driven tbt Germani ofl the roadi oi Normtndy ln tht daytime FIND DISIRTSD ROADS Fighter bomberi flailed Germin trout pultkw tgala today, but pilot! flying thut tut, htrd-hlttlng pltnu btck at the Unu maiplilned oi lack et tenth. Tht rotdi wtrt it-toft duarttd — u relentleu bu bten the ittack on tht enemy'i communiciUon llnu— ln tpitt oi tht entmy'i nttd oi men •nd tuppliei it tht treat, the pilot! reported. MotqiHtM oi tht RAT Cotttel Commind itticked two Germin ihlpi South oi U Crolilc all SL Niiilre lite le tht diy, luting both In flimei. Tht Gtrmtn-conli-Utd Pti_ radio uierted thi Northwcittrn sector of Ptrt! wu bomb-d, but thtrt wu no illled confirmitlon. The Germini hivt btd to piy dearly ht the au el rotdi and nlli even by night end RAT Motqulto tnd Boiton Bomben eieUwd II trtlnt Sundiy nlfht bringing to mart thtn 00 tht number dettroyed In tht lut four nighu. Moy CIom Woods to Operations in Coast Districts VANOOUV__IL July 10 (CP) - down et all Induttrlil aad togging operitiom In tht Vineouvvr forut dlitrlct mty ht menury If tht "hiurdoui" wuthtr eontlnun. C. i. Htddon, DWrict foruttr. wtmtd today. "Conditloni htve become m url- Usui la the Vinco-ver Totem Dlitrlct thit tht Forttt Strrict ippuls to tht loggeri tt ttkt tvtry prtctu- Uon It prevent flru to tht extent of clotlng down thttr operitlon whtn tht humidity drop! to -S or undtr." ht arid. Iffort on tht perl ef opttiloii to uu tvtry precaution, tuch m In- itltutlng pttroli on cut over tnd le, tlv« logging lieu u well u miln telnlng witrhmen, might poulbly delay dotura action, bt added. TWO DIE, HIKE MISSING IN M.T.B. BLAST Canadian Boat Explodes in English Channel WAS ON PATROL LONDON, July 10 (CP Cable)— Twe nlion wtn klllid ind nlm othtrt trt mining u ■ ruult gi in ixplotlon which ihttttrtd i Cinidlin motor torpido bttt In thi Ingllih Chmnil rtuntly, thi Rtytl Cinidlin Nivy innounud Itnlght Tht M.T.B.'i commtndlng offlcir, Lltut David Kllllim, D.S.C, R.C.N.V.R, ef Vincouvtr Ii imong tht milling. Tht boot pirt of in R C.N. flo- tllli wu returning to biu ln the urly morning mist ifter t pttrol ln enemy witen off Frince when it dtilnttgrited ln two explosions that ihowertd ihnpnel ind debrli over • wldi irei. Sii of the crew wera nutted. Tht dead trt AB. George Ortnt ot Prince George. B. C, ind Al! George Alhmora oi l-tchlnt, Que Thou miulng, In iddltlon In Kll- lim, include ttt boit't executive officer, Utut Howird Hunt ot To ronto; PO. Motor Mechanic Douglu Oeorge oi Wolfvllle. N. S.. Ttlegnphliti Peter Thompeon of Klndeneley, Suk. tnd A. W. Rowe of Calebetter, England; LS Jtct Lu of Kingston, Ont; and Stoker Mechanic L. Uwton ot Port Dil. houile. Ont, _ A. Button oi Winnipeg, ind J. Bartley of Aihmount Alta. The da lurvlvon, wert picked up by mother MT.B, commindtd by Utut Charlu Chtfley, placed iboird • hoipltil ihip off the rnoch tout ind niched i Brltlih port I ttw houn liter. Chif- fty lived tn Wut Vincouver, B. C until ht intend tht nivy. Thty wtrt OD. S. Andrew Roi- nau of Montnil; M Cottello of Charlottetown; J. Lttten ot Toronto; Phillip Dumiord oi Orillli. Oat; and ABS. 3. Allingham ot Mt - Adim, N. B, ind M. Lay of Ctdti- vtli.B.C rour tt tht daud and oUfl^*J M_(TlvMmN pnwd nonvuM* Ity'i M.T.B. t few ucondi ifte. tbe t!p-llt- y**mr. servicing establishments, doing work n ace aaa 17 to Um army at homt and oversea!.; 14,000 ln training centroi; +000 In depots and awaiting classification or posting; TOOO on leave or on assigned duty at civilian work. "With regard io sabotage," bt aald, "there Is a disposition for a considerable body of troopa In con. nection with a very particular Installation In Canada and thoee troopa now are disposed In guarding that particular development " EASE UP ON COASTS The Minister said the coastal dr- fenct situation has changed since the Invasion started and a re vie* now is being made with a view to r reduction in the number of operi- tlonal troops employed on tne cotata Ha aaid ht hoped tht operational troopa ln Canada could be reduced, but if reduced he would pro- cttd to dischsrge only men unfit (or fivrrieas service. Col Raliton uid ht had reports Nomt Candidate Victoria Rid ing VICTORIA. July {• (CP.-FO Murray aVyet, IT. RCAT now rt-etlWI. to northtnt BrttM. Columbia, waa nominated CCF. can didato to contort Victoria riding in tht wti rtdtnl ■leiBtn, ti t C CF. oonvtn .top htrt Ruftdaty FO Rryet ta a forum Sunkr. mun kip .1 _, newm* t. a^ ___.' °* ■■tWiction from fitid cominand Of s^*. nMO horn* -afanca ^ ^ ,n ,ulj ^ fr,nc, troaoa In Canada, Newfoundland, mtntitant w_* u -kl.k «_ _ I krtr.etrir end Ih. W... \mAlmm f"'C**nl WiT *** *"-«> rtlnfOTCt- Labradar, and the Waat Indies, n^^ w^ ^ppu^, 10,000 ara tf auKae-le ate and cat- | 11 aftry ftr averttaa aarvkt and could be mrt*. there If tha tx*oA ar.see. Soon after Col Ralston finished John Diefenbaker 'PC-I-aka Centra) returned to tht attack with a chargt that call-up regulations were enforced Inequitably as between different parts of Canada He qu,n- td figures to show that more m**n wtrt called up In military district Na 1 (Kingston) than tn No Z* - Athabaskan Casualty The United Statn Agriculture IV- a*y ■ £ warn | j'iii tiurnt \tu\.\. fnrecait thli tOMtm OTTAWA, July 10 ner of war Hli neit of kin corn crop at 1.08O.IM.OOO huihals and the total produc-ton of wheat at 1.127.1.22.000 buiheli. baaed ea' July 1 condition! Lait yeir production wai S.0T0,- IM.mO buiheli The whenl production forecoal mmpini with an indication of !,• lilted u his mother, Mn Martha (W4.7W.OOO buiheli a month ig^ Silken of Eait Ktldonan. Man R30.rW.00n produced l»»l )*-r I-NILSON DAILY NIWS, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1944 |U} Highest Effort Year lor Cedar logs VICTORIA, July 10 (CP.-Dur- Rf wir yein then hu been no Mn on the export of cedar lop __m Brltlih Columbii, miny of hem going to keep tome United Itate". ihlngle milli operating, when Bote B.C. mills were eloied down _r leek of timber. Oordon 8. Re- >h»fl, SeeTeUry-Mtniger of the _oniolld.it.<1 Red Ceder Shingle Ai- Oditlon of Brltlih Columbii. told he Foreit Inquiry todiy. ' H. W. Oivey, couniel for the Beenmlision, continued hli txemln- itlon of Mr. Raphael thli iftemoon. I "Cedir logi lrreipeetlve of whi- her they wen crown-granted or let, wen the only logs that hive let been binned by the Timber Controller." he nld. "The yeir 1943 I the higheit effort yeir for ce- logi tn the pert 12 yein," he lid. "It li ettimited for thi ytirt I .MO and 19.1, thi Brltlih Columbia ihlngle mlllt wen raiponilbll . itr bringing Into thi eeuntry United Statu currency to the valui of approximately 18.700,000 and is.700,000 respectively," Need for reforeititlon ind re- fcl-h ln forrlt producti wu itrel- by Mr. RapWl fa he iaid hia mocl.'itlnn endoncd establiihment If e Foreit Reieirch Imtltule In Brltlih Columbii. It endoned elm U_ptnslon of r*forestntlon effortl In BC. ind ■ sustained yield pro- gram ind ipproved the lupport glv- hi by the Provlnclil Government b the Cinidlin Forettry Auoclitlon tot educitlon work through the Pro- linee In foreit coniervitlon and forest prevention #ork. "We urged the continued morel lupport of the Prnvinclil Government ln helping lhe red cedar ihln- gle Induitry ln my repreientatlom it may have to make to our Dom- l__on Government regarding our largest, and to date only real market for our product. Ihat U the United Btitrt The greit problem it the moment li the war-time reitrlction Which require! i very ibnormil jpiantlty of our production. 40 per it for the Cinadlan market-" __*__<-A-T___-. tnglind —Don- •tier recently r*l'brst*_, the .Mth kanltensary of th* |.intl_| of lie Wei charter by Richiro I ln n.t Toast T-ffl „ j .,.%!■ ami Apropos tha rnnumsrablt laa* and i, presumably authentic. Which hara aaubllabad there- aalrti u bistorts, but which wan ■oral* h»cpr InvtnUoru. w* muit tacludt th* famoui uylng ot Ws*- tts-twon, who u tupcoosd ta btr* I—kill that tha Battlt ot Wi- tortoo vaa won on tha playing fields ot Bton Oaa ot our i tadort sends ua an attract from "fopu* far re.lac.tt'' by A. I I Acker. motx. In which Dt T Uillor M*. fUliw, a well-known irmy rot-h, Jecturlni on Military Education. MM that tf Wellington hid mile tha remark It would certainly have baan i Uf Hi found thf lit* and i dangerous oni tn thit It waa cited m If -kill on * pliylnf ftald wu i tu bttt tuu for training ot th* mind Wellington himself never went to i ['imyina achool, tod of oourtt in modern warfare Uka ott'r+' «ho *mrw*r\A*A upon tfclll it gemot or th* taaaona laarnid tn srquiring it ___■ t iub- •Ututa for technical knowledge wc uld not lut km| CoOI[RHAMw*WoRTS Limited TORONTO, ONTARIO Tired of 40 Year Old Pin-Up Girls, Send Women Homa LONG BRANCH, N.J., July. 10 (AP)-" Wi irt tlrtd of swing 100- pound, 40-yeir-old mimii trying to maka thentielvei pin-up glria,* Frank Brno, Long Branch Commluloner of Public Safety, iaid today, explaining why police had •pent tha day warning ill women mora than 19-yeari ot ige, who were seen on the itreet wearing shorti, iwlmmlng coitumei or bathing robea, to go homa md change. Boeings Nose Oul Humes 15-13 Boelngi fastball aquad took • hectic ball game away from the Humes Monday evening when they wmt nn a icorlng spree tn the last half of the sixth Inning to come five runs from behind and move two ahead to take a lead which the Humes almoit again retook In a final drive In their lait of the ninth, Boelngi. finishing 13-18 ln the lead. The bell wasn't as good as some that has been dished out lately, and both teams were minus some of their better stars, but the umpires took plenty of razzing from both players and spectators, to liven up the game. DeGlrolamo for the Humes hit the only home run of the game, and also a three-bagger. Father Doyle and Lelnweber also of the Humes hit s three-bagger each for the only other big hits of the game. Rege Hewitt, making his debut as a pinch hitter for the Boeings boys, started their big scoring spree ln the sixth, getting on twice ln that frame and scoring once. Gordon Buchanan, left fielder for Boelngi, made some nice catches, to rob the Humes time and again. George Dyer headed the winners, crosilng the home plate three tiroes. Nuh. Hall. E Gibbon, and Buchanan brought In two each, while Bystrom, W Brown, R Gibbon and Hewitt came homa once eeeh. Jesa Seaby and LHnweber were the big scorers for the losers, both getting in three times. Culley and Van Koughnett were next with two runs apiece. Father Doyle, DeGlrolamo and Wi._-.l_k were good for one each. Batteries were: Boeings-- Rusty Gibbon and Elmore Gibbon; Humes —Vsn !_ oughnett, Haines and Seaby. Umptrea were lam Brown end Walt Tfooo; Scorer, Slim Porter, BOMBERS TAKE CRANBR'K SCHOOL 14-10 IN BALL CHArfBBOOK, B C. July 10- Bomben sidled beck Into Softbill League lead tonight when they collected three rum in the ninth td* belt High School 14-10 School on tht tve of i generil eiodui to cadet camp wu ihort handled but had •omt powerful help. School hai can- telled lti Wedneediy future ind ■ subitum* gami will bt imnged. "Quebec Always M.I Goat" OTTAWA. Julr 10 ICT) - J F. Poyllc. iL-T*ml_co_iU) uld todiy ln the Commoni thit "Quebec It always the 101." ind thit flgurei tupplled lo memberi of ptrlliment were rupplied by men wbo did not know their work. He ipoke after 1 O. Diefenbaker (PC-Lake Centre) uld there wu no equality In the callup of men for milltiry service ind quoted flgurei Indicating more men had been called 'rom Saskatchewan polnti thin from Quebec ireis HUNS WORRIED BY NEW RED AIR BLOWS Fear Attacks May Be Prelude to an Invasion ISLANDS TAKEN? ■y LEWIS HAWKINS Aitoclitid Pren Stiff Writer LONDON, July 10 (AP)—Rut- ilan thrustt by ilr ind mi tnd tht un-ny shifting of airman troopi In Norwiy ind Dinmirk and thl Northern tnd tf thl Eait- tm front tmphiiln hew tht pruint threa-wiy tquMM sn Oarmany from tin Wut, South tnd lut could bteomt t pressure box with tht Ild eltmptd en trim tht North. German girrlioni In Northern Norwiy—Juit it tht tlmt whtn thty mty hive been weakened to reinforce Nlll llnei In France or Russia — trt particularly worried by greatly Increaied Ruulin ilr attacki against coastal convoy* and towni ln the F»r North, Norwegian! in London report. Air attacka have been made on Vardo, Berlevag, Vadio, and Klrk- enea. the latter the "Scandinavian Gibraltar," Underground reporti uy Klrkenei wu very leverely damiged. The Germim feir theu itticlti miy be the prelude to in Invulon, but Moscow hu been silent ibout them ind on Ruulin lindlngi which Flnnlih communique! hive reported on ieveril Islands ln the Gulf of Finland. Reporta retching London uld theu Iilindi have not baen taken end firmly held by tha Ruulini but that iome ef them are large enough to form baael either for blowi directly igilnst Hiltlnkl to the North er Tallinn to tha South. German fear of the latter poulbly wu ■ factor ln Berlin'i declilon, ajto reported by i London wurce today, to withdraw two armlel from the Narva-Pikov uctor and to abandon Eatonla and Iatvla to prevent entrapment ind to boliter defencei ln Eait PruMia. The lateit underground idvlcei Indlcite thit within the put few weeka Germin itrength ln South- em Norway has been decreased by at leait one division, leaving a maximum of 11 divlsloni ln the entire country. Two Oerman dlvliloni ire known to hive been tiken from Denmirk In idvince of the Allied Invulon of Trance, leaving only four there. Nelson Paper Drive July 11; Street Car Aid Another collection of nlvage paper ll being organized In Nilion by tht Had Crou Salvage Committee. The laat carload, weighing 23 tons, wu -Unpad April 11, ind ilnce that time tba househoUlen havt been urged to uve their paper for tht ntxt ihlpment i. H. Aylwln, Chilrmin of the Red Cron Salvige Committee, ■ advliei numeroui perioni hivt recently Indicated they hive comlderible piper Mved. and would likt ts hava it ihlpped out, and It hu, therefore, baan irrtnged to havt mother ulvige paper drive July 10. CONVIY PAPIF. TO STREET CAR Thli time there will ba no boyi calling at every houu to cirry tha piper out, but tha cltlieni themselves in btlng uked to iccurely bundle thl piper, keeping maga- ilnei, cirtoni ind folded news- pipen icparite, and taka It to tha neartit itreet car itop. It hu bttn imnged for • City Strtet ear to leive tht corner ot Stinley ind Latimer Sreeta it 10:10 i.m. July 10, going iround the hill notion, ■nd htnet to Filrvlew, picking up the bundled piper It thl itreet Intersections u It goei ilong. Thl piper will be loaded on the itreet cir by • group of volunteer., ind mother group will mist In the un loidlng on Vernon Street, when It will be pliced directly Into • rillwiy cir for ihlpment to Victorii. The Red Crou it Cruton li hiving • Salvage Paper drive July 18 and lti piper will bt ihlpped In I rillwiy cir to NtUon for completion of loidlng, with thl reiulti of the Nelton pick-up July M. The Red Croat it Nikuip recently wnt ln 1780 poundi of piper to Nelion which will ilso go forwird In tht iunt ctr, ind thtrt li • poulbillty then will bt othtr loti from Kulo ind Caitlegar. The Dominion Government td- vlses thit the ihortagt of wute piper li icute, and 10,000 torn per month li needed tn Canada to mike conttlnen for ihlpping vitil luppliei to the irmed forcei. The Red Crou Salvige Committee provided the meifii of getting thli piper to the mill, but the cltlzem mult lupply them with the piper, ind secure bundling ii euentiil. Hitler Hod Plans for Invasion of U.S. in 1940 % WASHINGTON, July 10 tn¥) - Hitler ln 1940 already had prepared detailed plau for tha Invulon ol lha U. 8., "aftar he brought England to her kneei," J. Carlton Ward, Jr., Preildent of tha Falrchlld engine •nd aircraft eorpontion told a San- ate military lubcommlttee today. Ward tutlfled hi wu ihown tha plan "by diplomatic lourcci" while In I aril btfort Frince fall, that ht reported to thli government Ud found thl itate deptrtment ilreidy hid complite informitlon on Hlt- ler'i plin. "After hi brought Englind to htr knees, Hitler pltnned to ittack tht U. S. through Mexico with Unlu •nd other armoured equipment that we did not have." Son (apl. Pearson Sunshine Bay, Dies In England CapUln H. A. Pearson of Sunshine Bay received word from Ottawa Monday of the death of his youngest aon, Fit. Lieut. Rober*. Allen Pearson In England July 8. "Bob" Pearton ai he was familiarly known to a wide circle of frlenda tn Vancouver and In Uie Kootenays spent a Summer in this district with his father Just previous to the war. He Joined the air force, completed his training in Alberta, and went overseas u a flying officer to the R.C.A.F. in Eng- land ln January, 1942 He had made many trips over France and Germany, being attached to the same squadron u his older brother, William. He was 23 years of age and an accompjlshed musician. INERVOUS. RESTLESS 0a "COtTAIN DAYS" I Of TIm Mm-iT Do ruDcUo__el *m****etto dtourT-onroa itiki you Xm\ nan •:_. r-'f'r. lrr\- \*\\**le, Ui*4. Umt O Ml btuo-*. SMh tl»SBf 7v.--t stall nt r- -. '■-. I i • a t Ptokham ■ Vff*UW« O-anpo-ifkd to |>IHU fi***, 17.r-p.--n_- r.r.1 ham's OjO-po.ii.4 Is irnl* **oa$t*mllg few *t*omr* T1-m-H-Mli upon thouaaa* ot fomn tad g\t\* bo** rvportad tea-**! A i -■ 1 th..* -bout r.nkh_jn*i CaaapouM _• ltm% ll Is m*k*m tnm tttrllro roott toA harte (plus Vitamin B,i. Rm'i a jn««a4 thai H*lgt Httmr* ud thott Ika kind to buy t Taka a taMaapaonfttl baton fae-h mati and al bodltoa. Ji»-t aaa tf 7-v.i-rt IKK dallfhtad Tttk rwultil rolktw lobm dimt-c-a*. Lydla L Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND VANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS Girl Gagged, Stabbed and Beaten to Death in Seattle SEATTLE, July 10 tM*. - A pretty 14-year-old school girl was gagged, stabbed and beaten to death in her bedroom In a Seattle suburb In mid-afternoon today, and officers reported a confession tonight from a shipyard worker who lived next door. The victim was Harriet Louise Lindstrom. only daughter of Mr and Mrs. C R Lindstrom. formerly of Miami, Fla. Prosecutor Lloyd Shorett and Sheriffs Capt. Wesley Miller said Ed Heberling. SI, a neighbor who was found tn his homa with wrists and arms slashed, admitted the sex- motivated crime at a hospital tonight Auto Association Take to Horses VANCOUVER, July 10 tCP) -A doien directors of the B C Automobile Association announced tonight they plan an exploration tour starting July 14 through little-known territory fed by the proposed Hope- Princeton highway. To their chagrin, the motor-conscious directors had to admit a good part of their trip would have to be made on horse bark. Sees Bad Times Under C.C.F. Gov't OTTAWA. July 10 (CP) - The "worst times thli country has eyer known" will come to Canada if the CCF Government comes into poweT W. J Ward (L Dauphin) predicted tn the House of Commons tonight. If tha CCF came in and put its soclslist Ic policies in effect more thsn 1.000,000 Cansdlans would go to the V S tnd ll.0OO.0OO.0OO in capital-would be shifted there, he said. Esquire Begins Fight to Retain Mailing Privileges WASHINGTON, July 10 (AP)-A Judge thumbed through ■ comic ! book and attorneys flipped the j pages of confession magazines to- j day as counsel for Esquire Maga- tine opened their fight to retain the | periodicals' aecond class mailing privileges. Postmaster General Frank C Walked ordered the privileges Yt- \ voked on the ground that the m«ga- xlne fails to meet the requirements : of being published "for the dlssem- I lnatlon of information of a public character, or devoted to literature, I the sciences, arts, or some special j industry- Bruce Bromley, attorney for the I magazine, waving a comic book In , the air, told Justice T. Whitfield | Davidson: I "These are the type of books we j try to keep from our children, yet ( it goes through the mall." I While the Jurist examined the I book without comment, lawyers , produced magazines containing such l titles u "I Did It for Love", and "I Married a Fiend". Bromley called them "trashy," but said they had second class mailing privileges. Musi Be Unity of 9 Provinces OTTAWA, July 10 (CP) -Oeorge Cruickshank, Liberal member for Eraser Valley constituency said tonight in the Commons he disagreed with the government manpower policy, but felt that all other parties had made mistakes also. All the parties had erred ln 1M0. The CCF wanted to Uke no part in the war then. CCF members Interjected with cries of "Nol' "You were to send no one overseas to fight." uid Mr. Crulckihank. "The Liberal party made a mistake too. The Conservative party also did not Uke action I think should have been Uken. None of us was prepared to say conscription wu the way." Mr. Cruickshank uld farmen' sons in B. C. did not receive the consideration given their counterparts In Quebec. "I am tired of this Ulk of unity If this unity is to be only one way," uid Mr. Cruickshank. "It must be unity of the nine provinces, not one province against eight- dubs roylnclal Secretary Scheme A new Province-wide set-up Ln dealing with the presentation of resolutions from sportsmen In the Province wu edooted at the annual session of the B.C. Interior Association In Vernon ,***t Thured"-v. J. J. "Mickey- McEwen, President of the F»st Koot.*n«v Tone was appointed Provtn>~lal S^Tetar" tn act aa a clearln* house for all fish and game resolutions which are destined to lie b-'ore th* Ct-rrxn Commissioner of B.C, or other Prn- viTlal legislative*. The plan was adopted that future demands of Rod and Gun Clubs In B.C. will therefore be concisely presented as affectinir the whole of the Province, and that the Government will have a cleerer nlrture of the attitudes and cont^mt'ons nf evert Rod and Gun Club In B.C. when drafting future resolutions. Introduction of this Innovation ln the sportsmen's constitution was made bv Mr. McEwen whose Idea was to eliminate anlmosttv between Rod and Gun Clubs over the adaption of resolutions. Each resolution from the verlous clubs will now be sent to the Provinclsl FirretBrv and from there distributed amonc everv club In BC. so that all w'-l be sble to voice an onfnlon. Bv this method the Game Commlsslpn will know exactly the pros and enns of the resolution before they take an* action, Ted Black, President of the New Westminster and Lower Mainland Zone, was pretent to leern the view of the Interior Aaaoclatlon In the formation of a Provincial bodv to correlate the work of Rod and Gun Clubs His Idea was the formation of a Provincial or*aniia_-lon that could some day affiliate with the sportsmen's associations of the State of Washington. —The Vernon News. BETTER QUALITY SPRING & SUMMER TWEED COATS Sizes 12 to 44. Reg. prices to $42.50 SPECIAL . . . $29.95 TWEED SUITS Sizes 12 to 18 Reg prices to $40.00 SPECIAL . , $29.95 FINK'S LADIES' WEAR Richmond Wini Coast Lacrosst VANCOUVIR, July 10 (CP) - Richmond lacrosse team defeated Vancouver Navy 17-11 ln a fame here toni|hL Recapture Nazis FORT FRANCES, Ont, July 10 iCP).—Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced here tonijht the recapture of two German prleonert-of- war, Taut Wallner, 21, and Alexander Treu, 14. both of whom escaped from a lumber camp at Flanders, Ont, July ). They were taken Into cuitodw in Fort Frances late this afternoon sfter making their way from Flanders by frelfht train. 50-Passenger Plants to Operate at Coast Within 2 Yoa rs VANCOUVER. July 11 (CP) - Within two years planes capable of carrying 30 passengers will be operating in and out of Vancouver air* port with Winnipeg. Toronto, Montreal, Halifax and New York as their other destinations, William Tern- pleton, local airport manager, told his civic committee today. Trans-Canada Airlines assured him of these plans, he said, and United Air Lines expected to be operating similar equipment within the ume period. Mr Templelon added that if the war ends within two years Lrans- Canada lines will begin surveys for trans-Pacific air routes to Australia and New Zealand. Ktk Pt'mission vo Hold Strict Vote - .A-*.*.2-. Pl^nt OWEN SOUND, Ont. Job In (-CV) Four hundred workers st William Kennedy k Sons, propellor manufacturers, voted today to seek permission from the Departm**nt of Labor to hold a strike vote. The workers failed to return to work today sfter their lunch period ln protest against a ruling of the National War 1-aboT Board. The men, members of the United Steel Workers of America (CIO) held s meeting this afternoon at which they reached thetr decision I to seek permission to hold a strike ! vote. They will return to work tomorrow morning pending this per- I mission. They walked out In protest against a decision which refused to grant them a requested Inereeee of 10 j cents an hour In thetr pev. The by the Ontario War Labor Board, reoueet hsd first been tamed down I Four hundred other workers were j also affected by the walkout though they were not Involved with tbe , unlon. A T-abor Department spokesman at Ottawa aald that the workers would be refused permission to hold a strike vote, since It was Illegal to protest sffttnet a ruling of the National War T-sbor Board i"d if the men did to they would be subject to penalties. Sons Pallbearers al Funeral Mrs.A_Horsw.ll Five sons served as pallbearers at funeral services from the Church of the Redeemer. Fairview, Monday afternoon for Mrs. Amy Horswlll A brother, Rev. A. S. Partington, of Creston. assisted Rev. W. J. Sil- verwood ln conducting the services. There was a wealth of floral tributes. Pallbearers were Stanley Horswlll, Al Horswill, and John Horswlll of Nelaon, Cecil Horcwill of Vancouver and Hugh Horswlll of Trail. Interment was st the Anglican Plot, Nelson Memorial Parle Mrs. Horswlll, widow of the late A. S Horswlll, Nelion merchant, died here Friday, Fernieile Since UH, Dies r_r-NI_, B C_, July I0-W. W. Oo- Hlhtly, 71, died Thuridiy i(i«t i lingering lllneu. He had reilded •t . ernle ilnce 1.14. Mr. ind Mn G_!t(h_. rime to Cinidi from Englind, lettllng ln Prince Albert before coming to Ter. nle. He wu i cabinet maker by tride, but of lite yeiri hu been • building contractor. Surviving are hit wife, one diughter, Mn. D. McKenile of Almeda, Calif, and ■ ion, Norman, it Port AlbernL LOWDOt. (Ofl—Thl Brltlih «• ltr-7-f It Ue Shirk hu been hand. *_ onr to the *~r»l _or—»_1an Rat} and hu bten mtmtd ■.___-. Ss-n- ntr. -ha will bt min_*_ mUnlj by Poe*e_lar_ Figures Speak Soys C.C.F. Member OTTAWA, July 10 (CP) - In attacking CCF pollciea Liberal md Comervatlve memberi wtrt really flying ln the face of tht vlewt of the people they still repreient, Stanley Knowltt (CCT Winnipeg North Centre) iaid tonight In the Houie of Commoni u he cited flgurei on the trend of rtctnt election!. In the three legislature! moit recently elected, Ontario, P.E.I, ind Saskatchewan, thert wert 40 Liberal!, 48 Coniervattvtt tnd tl CCF members Mr. Knowlei uld. "These flgurei jpcik for themselves." Men, Women Over 40 Feel Weak,Worn, Old? Wmt Normil P**,Vint,Vitality? Doa waat, ts_rt«v_, ittaMit mittle _____• SmVmmTntmhSl Jut SB J8TS3 40 SimUm lit*. Mlc-i-c-, pewpSana, .tumia Bi H-.P- jm **t Mr-Mi pap. rim, ttumr Id- tndwiab Ate Octm Ton*. T__b_B_ only tt*. tm mn M »ll 10(4 4ns Oumm _.«!■_*_•. iiiiiiimiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii PIED THRIVO PULLET-GROWING MASH from I weeki of age to sesruil mi- turlty—Thrlvo Pullet Growing Muh li a eompl_ta muh fed to yout growing pullet! Remit! will be your blrdi will make uniform itetdy growth. Isst P. H. BpWLBY, Mgr. Phom 129 Ntlton, P.O. Box «n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiliiiiiliiiin Lost: One Husband's Heart •YOUH VANCO.VIH MOMI* Doff •rin Hotel ttpwem K Viivoi-vae t 0. Newly rtr.9. ill_ thr_u|h 11 • ul Ph.nm int lltvilir k. PATT-MOH. lttt A Cola-tan. Alt*. Proprlltof rHANSPORTATION—Possen9ar ond Fr tight Nelion - Trail Rossland Freight |. C. MUIR Thantt: Helton 77: Hoellin. 11.ll Trill 1 1 SO C#S. ttW*Z t*w*rttt PW ) ' SALMO KASLO - CRUTON - NAKUSP Temperatures With s top mark of US degrees, Monday had thf second highest temperature of the sesson, this mark having boon exceeded asactly a month ago by the high of Nl degrees chalked up on June 10 The lowest tht mercury got during the ii hours ending st S pm wss SIT degrees ■'or the third time this yesr the mean was In the T0"s 70 13, only ticeeded by the mesns of June 30 ■nd July 5, which were respectively TIM snd 72K degrees Bomb Jop Bases APVANCT-P Ali.IID HIAD- QUARTTM, New Guinea, July 11 'M'< - Heevy bombers struck st Aorong on the Up of Netherlands New Guinee Sunday snd the seme day ranged fsr to the North to hit Important Jap lalanda beset et Pel* au and Yap, headquartera aald today BLACKHIADS -fl—ut III Willi -_ll l !__-. Ott ke* taa A m* — la* P*—*— rn.. tm, fc-_r mm ,A .**.. *••_. •♦_ -H. he Omk nm lll-l.i, TW* «*_.*. tot mmem w im. .t. ami. •-«-_. South Slocan SOUTH Sl-OCAM. B C Mri I .-hind nf Wlnnlptf who hat been •pending soma wtskj hers bat Itft for Vanoouw. h-r md Mrs r H Buttel! had at ihetr recent ruettt thtlr son-ln-Im tnd daughtar. Mr tsd Mrs. J H Corner and children, Ian and Jotn, ot Hose) sad- Mr md Un. Bod MecDomeld of Trail wert Iht tuttu ot Ut. and Ura R O Elliott tn rou it to Willow Fatal Mrs Wilton wbo spenl tbt peat thrtt montht hart, hat Itft for Mooea Jaw Mitt Dorttn I/int of mil vlttUd har grandptreau, Mr aad Mrt. ft o Elliott Mr and Mn ■ Medwld of miton tnd their daughter Lenoe-Corp Mary Mtdwtd. who has been hooM oa throe wttks tick teevs, weee Um itssewj of Mr tnd Mrs. p Honicfe et th wmt end Mrt H.-rllrk rttlted Milton for tht ttndoCf fer Uswe-Oorp MedwM who wti returning to the sw_M thet evening. Mr tnd Mrs. I i Bnwtitt end thetr guetts MMs ■ Laurie aad Bo- hert Uurit nf Trail retufved from Radium on Saturday to spend the weekend tt their Hummer homt et Willow Point Mies Mas Bowkett ar mmptnttd then. Mn H H rtitall ipent tht weekend with htr parenta. Mr and Mn O W Humphry tt B-imsttrhlU Bene* Mr. J Murray tad Mtat Motile Murray were Hilton tlaltort Peter Must ei Neleee. vat guttt of Mr tnd Mn P KflMft Tito's Forces in Violent Battle LONDON, July 10 (AP) - Marshal Titos heedqutrters In Yugoslavia announced tonight that Yugoslav troops were engaged In violent fighting against C*ermang, Bulger Una, tnd Chstiuks In Serbia, hsd cut tht Celje-Dravograd railway st 11 places snd cleared the enemy's whUt guard division guard cavalry division from Djel mountain Slovenia. Protest Refusal to Pay Grants (or Forced Layoffs ' VANCOUVtK July 19 'CT. - Division I, Welders snd Burners, Boilermakers Union, will hold s i meeting here Wednesday to protect action of the Workmen's Compen- 1 aatlorf Boerd In refusing to grant compensation to worken tarred to lay off occsstonally beams* of gas fumea A committee now Is tnveetlgst- Ing the fumee whkh might necessitate men living off for s time sfter a year or 11 months work The committee will present Its report st ths meeting Water Lerel Level of th* Wtst Ann st Nelson Is now building up rapidly, tnd Monday it 1 pm the reeding by the Dominion Public Works gauge was 4 TT feet shove tht low wattr mark or iero, a gain for the H hours, of JB foot I WHflrr MMTM why Uk sw. from ker. I. aewr rrej. occurnd to Isrr that ktr twa "one aegircf" ct/fletmett thout fewiinint kygveae—wes io Wime. Ted » May modem wives set Lrac-I dmt- fe-.nt. tf ' -trttit qui-rkW, iIvht-jw+iIt, and Otodof.ftre, •ao. Ttt it's grntrt rttr douching; iotu t barm * isss—e—pmt fallow eaty dirtctwos. Use tconoeaictl Lyw-L Wntt n> Uka Ic Fiak (Caaads) Led* letvt. NH, 9 Darin Are , Tiraifw I, Ontarvi, tor Flt-LE Faatmat Hygxnt Boo-J-n &a pUa wrtppar). FOR FEMININE HYGIENE USE Cherbourg Job 0n« of Wont CH1BBOURO. July 10 (CT Beut ersl —Commodore Wlllitm Sullivan, U 8. Salvage expert who directed clearing tht harbors of Naples. Bts- ertt and Pslermo last yeer. said to- day the task of preparing Cherbourg harbor for us* as sn silled port was ont of tht worst he has tackled He said tht french underground had helped greatly by obeervlng German demolition open tlont before ths port fall Into tilled Remember this Old Chum Calendar and the year 1932? ri i BAUntmr. BasaWMi (CP. Affirm Ttllagtn of the Kawtmhwa dU- trict hivt eolteetod nearl? MOO poun*t nt rubber for ths war iff..r. to 11 mm,tha The tchema Is organtosd by tht local chitfs. 464f 000.000 Pounds ol Bacon Purchased lor the United Kingdom OTTAWA. July tO (CP) - Cin- ■<_.■■. Mttt Botrd Purchases of btc- 01 .ur tht united Kingdom to July 1 totalled 404,000,000 poundi, though tht totil minimum commitment for m td tM*' UNDIES TWICE ISSlArM.YCRA2V/ A^Se*-! Looking tot imwamt Thm rtm am her geea wmwre tmmtaaml So wwwm wmt the _____ emthm ■ i_co_- day —_b_.« theorb p_rtp___t-o__, wUd iwda m mdst odor I Dip »o_.e_, w_e* -oa take thee. ei. In Ul! itft Ur ettfl ewdlr, ewtrmmknw mmrre. Ui Lb htatf f__f aadlee troth aad charming _hr_-_ Get Ui in the new, rviggrr pickige ud I du large tb* U aa rttn better bar. J-SSfc B poundi wtrt thipptd ind In 1943 • contrict wu mide to thlp 878,000,- 0M poundi by the tnd of 1913, tnd thtt contrict wu met In Uie Fill of 1943, in igreement wu mide to thlp 875.000,000 poundi * by the end of 1943, tnd thli contrict wu mtt In fill of 1943 igreement wu mide undtr which not lui thin 900,000,000 poundi would bt ihlpped tn Uie next two yun. Arrtngementi now irt going forwird to htvt Ult preient two-yetr contric' extended to four years, with tht probability Ihat t minimum figure of ihlpmenti will be Mt with Uie DeGaulle Says, Move Capital to Liberated France WASHINGTON, July 10 (AP) - Oen. De Giulle, reporting hii con- United Kingdom igreelng to Uke ™f"l'°™ "»» ^»'f«'^««» tdditlontl .uppliu u the, becom. «■_«*'•* *«>*_eL___£ tvtlltbli. Hog circm gridlngt u reported b the Dominion Agriculture Depirt- mtnt toUlled 8,199,731 tor thii yur to July 1, compired with 3,__3,074 for the umt period ln 1948. Cilm In production wert rtported ™J^^' [*, ill icrou tht Dominion. of creating t bettor understanding, innouncid todty ht would move hit cipltil from Alglen to liberated French territory u toon u posiible. "I had very brotd tnd frank con- veriitloni with Preildent Roose- Giulle told • preu conference, tddlng Uut hi wu tak- BrltUh Columbl. griding, for 1044 !ln« -"a*^1 "*• ****,J»»lbl« •»- to July 1 tottUtd ntwi igilmt Jt^ from my ttty ta tht e-pltol 84J37 in tht umt period of »«. Ship 10,000,000 Poundsol Lard to Russia of tht U. 8. Tht French leider uld he explained to tht Pruldtnt "n well u I could, how Frince, gradually emerging trom her ttmportry misfortune Intendi to pirtlcipiti wtth htr illiei, it htr rightful plice, flnt tn the war ind thtn In Um lift of Uit world tt peice." Gen. Dt Giulle uld Preildent Rooievelt ipokt to htm ot Amerlcin reiponsibllities for tht wtr tnd for tht peice "wtth • breadth ot view, t knowledge of tht probltmi, ind tn Ideilism which ptrtlculirly tm- prtued mt. The Oeneril, who will go to Mont OTTAWA, July 10 (CP) - Sntp- mtnti of neirly 10,000,000 poundi ot Ctntdltn Urd hive been mtdt to Ruuli ilnce April 1, relieving • lurplui iltuition which htd developed bs Um Dominion, tt wu learned today. The mppllei in btlng forwtrdtd undtr mutual tid irnngementi, lt wu undentood. Officiili uld thtt urly this yur Um iccumulitlon of Urd suppllei— reflection of Um huvy market- Uup et Uvutock—_ad posed t major problem. On Mircb 1. 1941, total Urd hold- Ingi were 1 JOO JOO poundi. On Jin. 1 thu had lncreued to 3.5O0.000 poundi. ind then Um total rou to _0 imbitiom to tnntx terrltorlei 9,800,000 poundi on Ftb. 1, tnd 18,- 900,000 oo Mirch 1. Authorities might export outlet! for lard luppliei but by April 1 tbt tnd pnctlcil dlffirencei" between Alglen ind tht French mtinland which mikt It deslnble to move even before Paris Is liberated." When he would go ind where he would go he idded. would depend on the progress of milltiry operitiom. Gen. Dt Gaulle refriined trom Indicating thtt he htd made any ipeclflc commitmenti to the President or thit tht Pretldent bad mtdt tny to him. It wu cletr Uut nothing htd been done tbout Um key question ot recognition of the French Committee of Nitlonil Llberitlon by tht U.S. ThU. however htd bten dtUber- tttly excluded trom tht tilki beforehand, ln ordtr thit diicuulom might revolve tround probltmi on which umt igreement wu pot- libit. lti wu uked tbout luiplclom •routed ln Alglen by the publication of rtporU In the U. S. that Pruldtnt Rooievelt did not deilre to recognize tht committee u I government beetuu bt hid iome "de- ligni" on French colonic*. 1 tm convinced Uut Um Amerlcin r Fighting Ahead" Says Gen. Elsenhower aiN IIIINHOWI-Tl HEAD QUARTERS, July 10 (CP) - Tht •upnmt Comminder tf tht tllltd forcei todty wirned tgtinit thl growing optlmltm pnvilint throughout tht world tnd prt- dlctid long ind bitter fighting btfort tht flntl victory In luropt with heavy louu. Enumerating tht long Ult of illled lucceuei ln Ruuli, Africa, Italy tnd France ilnct ht tint camt to Europ* tt tht fill ot Tobruk two yeiri tgo, Oen. Eiienhower uid Uu trend towird over-optimitm wu understandable. But ht tmphulud It wu the duty of people In responsible poiitioni to itite tht tied. Ovtr optlmltm doein't tike Into consideration one miln point—thit wt trt now ln i poiltlon to hit the Germini where -It hurU tnd Uit Germini will fight bick hirder thin ever. Thui Gen. Eiienhower mtdt lt clear that while Uu poulbillty of t crick ln German mortlt wu not excluded, ht believed Geitapo control wu io complete over Germany Out lntornal coUapu wu i falie hope. Thl General uld the taking of Caen wu mott grttltying tnd "wt •rt on the offeniivt til ilong tht front" ' Gen. Eiienhower wu greitly pltu td with Uit Ruulin victory tt Wilno. Ht uld 28 Germin dlvliloni Northeiit of Wilno in badly compromised by iU cipture He uld tilled tlr operatloni were beyond prilie, but wuther prevented coordlmtlon of tht huge ilr power with toctictl ground fighting tnd thui uved the enemy. The weither wu so bid, the generil uld with • grin thtt even the BrltUh tdmlt lt wu unuiutl. Oen. Eisenhower todty lunched with Um Earl of Halifax, tht BrltUh Ambuudor to Wuhlngton ind Mi). Ota. BedeU Smith, Uie chief of •tiff. Urd Hallfix put grut dlplomitlc emphisls on tht recent DinUh Itrlke, pointing out Uut ilx monthi ■ go tht Germin Army would hive been ible to crush It rither thin to bow to IU demindi. NkLSON DAILY NIWS, TUUDAY, JULY 11, 1944— reil tomorrow, dlscuiied hU meeting Praident. the government tnd tbt with Mr. Rooievelt tnd othtr Ame rtcan officiili Juit before taking t pline to New York Flnt he read • ititement In French expreulng hU utlifiction with tbt talk* wtth Uie Pretldent, State Secretary Cordell Hull tnd otheri. Then be iniwered questions freely tn rrench. REFERS TO RHINELAND Rll itatement *nd remirki mtdt tevenl potato: 1. Gen. Dt Giulle uld Franc* hu people bad no Intention it ill ot annexing rrench territory," Oen. D* Giulle replied. Firing Bombs Are (heap Air Force Says Elsenhower ALLIED SUPREME HXADQUAK . , TERS, July 10 (AP) - Gen. EUen- curit, tndta Um Interut of Frtnch w „ J^, ^ tor lard mppllei but by April 1 Um ucurlty certain pracUcal menurei n , ^ h . |ta _f .***** .JtJt^;,. total wu reported tt more than 19,- m„ b. ntctuary with reipect to I"1,1"! **** *_J_J!T_i!__? __* either In Europe or ln colonial treu but tor reaioni of internttlonal 000,000 pounda Since then exporti to Rusili tnd United shlpmenU tluwhtrt hu reduced tht total tub- itintlilly, offlcliU siid. Tbt MS—mtm A t lard surplus ctuted tnxltty (or two rtaioni: Tbt itorigi ipice wu urgently required tor other purpoee*. There wu fair that t decline In lard viluu might reiult ta t wuketilng of hog prlcei. However, du* to th* lUbiliiing ln- flutoc* of Um export bacon agree- ment, bog prleu held up will di- ipttt Um hu vie* mn ta tht hlitory of tht Induitry, o__-i__ uld. Wea.her Foncast Kooteniy— Light wlndi. pirtly cloudy tnd very wtrm Tuttdiy. mty bt neceuary with reipect vo i n ( terrltorlei where tb* fltg of Ult! French Army mty wtU havt to fly." Ht igreed that be referred to Uu French oceupetlon of Um Rhineland and uld It would cover many yean. 1 For Um proper civil admlntitra- tlon of French terrlt'Wi now sting Ubtrttod in agreement U needed imong the U. S, Britain and Uu Frtnch Nitlonil Committee. Gen. Dt Giulle uld tht itmoiphere of friendllneu and undemanding u achieved by th* Preildent tnd hlmielf mty lead to an igreement. 3. The gantnl txptctt to go Into Franc* "u soon u poulble to initill Um tervlcei of Um government but Um creition of l new capital U ■ very compllcitrd mitter tnd needi much prevention " Ht declired there ire "unUmenttl effective weipon except on sprawling metropolitan ireu MOVING Whtn you employ Williorm' Transfer fo do your light or heovy moving, you con be abtolutely sure of being token core of efficiently ond economically 4 VANS 1TORACE Two large fireproof storage warehouses for your protection when you have your goods itored with Williams' Transfer phone tot (jOlWjCIMA. 'JjlOJlisfiVt Ukt London. Tht Supreme Allied Comminder uid In in Interview thtt within the reuoniblt future, there wu little proeptct Uut Um weipon would Improve in efficiency. 'Th* bomb U on* of thoie thlngi on which th* military man mint keep quiet for th* moment." General Eitenhower nld, "but thit doein't mean that I am not lympithettc to Um people who tr* having to tuf- (er from tht dimned thlngi." Oen. Eitenhower uid tht illlu htvt bten success!ul tn keeping the weapon down to • certiln extent. -CientUu still muit evolve som-e thing mort effective thin tht defence meisuret now ln uu. ht uld. "From Uit Germini' point of view, tbe flying bomb glvu him ■ cheap ilr force." the commander uid :"even hli bomber itticki ue wild. Thty JtttUon bombi ill,the wty trom Undi tnd to Dover. Tht flying bomb U Juit u effective ind • dimned light cheeper. ' One Year Since Liberation ol Europe Began ly DOUGLAS AMARON LONDON, July 10 (CPI - The libention of Europe begin i yeir •go todty when Cinidlin, BrltUh ind Amerlcin troopi linded on the ihoru of Sicily. ln the urly houn of July 10, 19U. tilled loldlen took the flnt itop tn what hu ilnce bten t ier- lu ot lucceitful idiom to wrett Europe from Nul end Fucirt control Two monthi liter Um FttciiU had fallen with their leader Muiiol- Inl, ind littler'i Nul wills, too, in beginning to crumble. After 3H yetn of wilting tnd training, Uu Cinidlin lit DlvUlon with tht younger but equally well- prepared lit Armored Brigadt took part ln tht Initial major offenilve of tht Sicilian lindings. Of thut troopi only tht Cilgiry irmored regiment hid teen prevloui ictlon igilmt Uu tnemy In the Dieppe Unding. The Ctnidlini didn't fill ta their flnt tut. ind they went from one tuccen to mother through Sicily md IUly. Scarcely had Um Cinidlmi ln Italy laid down their trmt for i brief rati whtn thttr brothers tn Englind itruck out. again with Brltlih and American forcu, againit tht Wut Will of Europe Tht Ird DlvUlon—ti untried u Uit lit had been t yeir tgo—ihowed thtt IU soldiers were nude of Uw ume item •tuff. l^dt incorporatio if may i*_ra Vacation Needs Summer Handbags Your choice of all white or colorful fabric bogs—just the thing to complete your Summer outfit. Some. $*j 1 P* lipper tops, others closp fastening, tax incl. ea. _Ct I 3 WASHABLE GLOVES It's simple fo keep these washable fabric gloves quite fresh looking for Summer! A choice of oil $| AA white or red, navy ond beige. Sizes 6 to 7V_t I iVV "COLORBIDE" HANKIES An Imported cotton hanky that is colorfasti ond comes In large plaids or small checks and a smart variety **}■*£*t of color combinations Eoch dm J YOUR "MUST" LIST BATHING CAPS: eoch BANDANAS: each" . SUNGLASSES: pair FOOTLETS: pair SUNTAN OIL: bottle ANKLETS ... GARDEN HATS: eoch MOSQUITO LOTION eoch "HAPPY HAND" CREAM: eoch 95. 39* nt mt mt tot 39* 35e mt illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIHM. The Bay's Food Buys On Sole Todoy, Wednesday, Thunday—Phonei 193-194 Russian* Will Not Stop Till Hitler's Lair Is Reached LONDON, July 10 (CP-Reuten>- The Red Army will not stop Hi offenilve until Berlin "the lair of Ult Hitler bent, rives In." uld I Moecow radio commentitor todty. The commentator uld: "We htve reached the lut ittgt of the war." Explosion Causes $7,000 Damage it Cultus Lakt CULTUS LAKI, B. C. July 11 (CP) - Lou eitlmite- tt 1.000 wu cauud by 1 gu exploilon flrt thit deitroyed tht Mlllllte Pivlllon on Sunday. A womin ittendtnt who wu filling tht gu tnglnt which optrtttd the refrlgertUon pltnt received trtttment for burm The lots wu partially covered hy Intunnce Too, Fort York, Ib. A Choice Blind 67c 8POP.K ee PP..M: 11 oi. tlm, each GRAPEFRUIT JUICI: No. f .loi. I tor PEAS: Ne. S. Royil City, 10 ot. tint, 1 for 29c CORN: Royil City, .olden ttm, ! 11 ci. tlm 3 IC PUMPKIN: Choice, | Lirgt tlm, 1. _'■, eeeh ?Q> i TOMATO 0OUP: Aylmer, ia*r- 11 Ou. tlm, ueh 14* H Coffee, Hoiteu, Ib. 44c Ground to Order CMTO C_YITALt: Ipkee. PAROWAX: Fee ulllng, 1 Ih. csrfont tODA BISCUITS: I.B.C , 1 Ib. cirton.. tick 91^ ROLLED OATS: Quikir, nSi. io** Quick Cooking, urten *"*** ||^ MACKSML: Tril NM, 3^ lii FLOOK WAX: Old Int S<^' *** 1 lleli, 1 Ib. tint, ouh ****** Lord Halifax Now an Earl LONDON. July 10 (API - Lord Htllfn. Brltlih Ambuudor to thl United Stitei tnd Member of the Brltlih Wtr Ctblnet, hu been grinted the title ef JUrl of Hillftx. Ht recently wu relied to in Etrldnm hut hli title bid not bttn dt-gntt- ed C.P.R. Earnings Up MOKTRIAI. July 10 (CT) -In- eroeeo at WH.OOO or IJ per otnt wu rtported todty by Ctntdltn Piclfle Railway Company In csrnlne* of %*.- 41.000 for Um wuk ended July 7 compared with receipts of IV74S.0M In tbe uunetyundl-ig week of IMI ArdenfDeerHunrer Diej at Vancouver VANCOUVIR, July 10 (CP) - Jot Lt Chance, veteran B. C. outdoor iportinuyi. died here Btturday Ht wu an ardtnt deer hunter tnd ht had trophtu from iU over Brltlih Columbii Jot wu 1 chartered member of the Projectlonltti Union, tnd wu • member ol the Howe Sound Salmon Club He L turvlved by hli widow •nd thru diughteri TOT DROWNS IN FRASER RIVER PRINCI OIOROI. BC. July 10 (CP)-Walter Allen Stnde. Infint ton of Mr. ind Mri W A. Sonde wu drowned nur Slncltlr Mlllt In Um rruer River. H mllu trom here, Stturdiy Young Sandt wu caught on 1 anag In the river Mrs Sonde li it preeent In tbe maternity ward of Prince Oeorgt Hoepltal. Killed by Branch ABBOTSfORD. ■ C. July 10 (CT) —iemm Bennett, 74, of Mt Lehman Roed, ami killed Sunday when bruohed by in overtitnglng brinch whllt trtveUIng with 1 toed of hey Ht It mrvivcil by hli w<«1n_ it Ml I*hmin tod 1 mn tnd diughter In AlberU. Inteort* It-til (__ompiH.1l IHCOHrCWATID ITT MAV 107a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllMII Lintr Grant Lost on Reef SAN ntANCIBCO. July I0-The former 'round-the-world liner Preeldent Grant wu ket en i lubmerg- ed reef tn Um Ptclflc with no lou of of life. The Wir Shipping Artmlnlitntir- uld Um II 000-ton veuel grounded only 10 mllu from lti undlecloetd d-ettnitton. The Mer-htnt Mtrtnt crew arrived tn Sin . nnrlsrn Saturday ifter aiding ulvagt of the ehlp'i luppllu •nd equlptnent Pnr 100 diyi tht crew labored to work Um Onnt free ind wu on the verge of turret! when i greet wave -truck her hroed- ■ide, cracking her In two Recover Truck, Minus tbt Beer VANCOUVIR. July 10 (CTI - A delivery truth stolen Saturdiy ra let.ioiod by police, minus lti load of 10 cent of beer, lit! Seturdty night Police believe the beu wu eerttd twty In two lutomnbl-u tun in Um vicinity DEATHS ROMI, July 10 (API - Mott Rev. Edwerd J Rani—, retired Raman Catholic Arrhblih-p of Son Tr«n- dace. HIOH WYCOMBT Hurt ■rehim- shire Sir Wlllitm Usler 7V ron- sulUng lUifeoliiH'uliil lo Iht King Mayor of Puteaux Assassinattd LONDON, July 10 (CPRtutiei) —Pirlt Rtdlo innouncid tonight thtt Oeeeeu iirthilimy, fernie*' Dtpuly ind Miyor ef PutltUl, wu uuetneted thli mernlng hy wrrrermu. •irthilimy wu • Ooeltl.it ind ■ frlind of Livil. Ht w 40 yuri tf tge. NEW DENVER »<: Wom.ni ke- s-riitkm A Tutow united chunk. Hew Deneer. Mot it tbe norm A %W rteoUtal. Hit J. Taylor Teelve l*ndln| otrt Mn I. Tkyk*. Un L. n Outpbell. Hn. X U. Klr_w_-d 'un X P AnfTU-not! * • Un A. t Owtet. Mn i 3 levequt. Mn. A ltr**nl»w Mn rrod AngrigtMOl Jr. Mn. C A Boelby. Mlu X Udlord Uim Owwn OoWo ud M-t Mar1*-I Otrwr M*oUi_i apenad wttk hyua ud t-iyet ud Ut* Hatoa wu MOM Wl. Tho*. _M *nm* dVii—il—i *boel Uw quill Uv* WA lo m-llnt 1_t Maau OtuaUNu i-putted Um _______■ MM tme mmm iwpun un * ■ Certw io<* mean A m***S ai int ot rv-imuniiT Hill 1 MMr et lytnpoUiy will ke Mat to Mn E. teg «_to. whom kuebuML Rev R MM to. died s l.w don un ln VinoossvH Uim X Udltrd Mot bn .udrou (n.m lh* *l_>lnn*n Monthly Ml -uly 1 It-fr*-. men to wwn __ seg H Iho h_t*_« i_i__«d b, Un t. let Rlrkwood tad Mn. k 1 Lotoque. 4-NILSON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, JULY 11, 1M4 Ulllllllliiiiitiniii •Mllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll oHLnhtfLVi %0JUd\MWwm*\ By BETSY NEWMAN yiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i Breikfut Grapefruit or Oringe Juice Cereil Milk Sour Milk Pinciku Syrup Coffu Luncheon , Shrimp Creole Lettuce Stltd Bread md Butter Cooklu Milk Tn . Dinner Bretdtd Pork Ctiopt Biked Potitoei Buttered Young Btetl Spring Salad Cherry Pit Coffu or Tn CHERRY Pll 1 cupt flour. J-S cup ltrd. 1 tei- ipoon ult, 4 to « Ublupooni water. SUt flour, measure, idd ult ind rift again; cut ln ltrd until ptrti- des tre tbout tbt tin ot peu, odd cold water t Uttlt it I time, mixing quickly md evenly until dough Juit bold! ln • bill. Chill before rolling and Unt pit tin evenly tnd imooth- ly wtth dough, idd filling, roll out top crust md put on ovtrUpplng New Cream Deodorant Sajely helps Stop Perspiration lower crust, miki holn tor eicipe of ilr, ind bike. FILLINO Two No. 1 etui pitted tour cherrlei or equivilent In freih cherrlei, 4 tibleipooni cormtirch, 1 cup iugir, 1 ttbltipoon butter, Vi tei- ipoon ult. Drain cherrlu (If cinned irt und), living liquid to mix with cormtirch ind cook until thick: idd iugir gradually md continue cooking tbout B minutu or until nigir It dlnolvtd. Add butter, ult md cherrlei, tlrrlng ctrefully. Cover pit end bike tt 419 degreei F tor 35 minute* •HRIMP CREOLE 1 cupi hot rlct, 1 tible-poom tit, I onions, ilictd, 4 (talki celery, chopped, 1 tlbl-dgwon flour, 1 tet- ipoon nit, . cupt tomitou, > cup peu, 1 ttblupoon vlnegir, 1 tei- ipoon iugir, IU cup cooked shrimps _ Ublespoom chili powder. 1 cup wtter. Cook onloni md celery ln fit until brown, add flour, uennlna, md ilowly add witer; cook 11 minutu. Add tomitou, pen, vlnegir, tugar tnd ihrimpi tnd continue cooking 10 minutei mort or n until ihrtapt ire thoroughly hotted. Mold rlct either In cone or ring md lurround with Shrimp Creole. ServnT. ROBSON BOBSON. BC—Mr. tnd Mrt. B. Mirtln md fimlly htvt nturned from t two wuki holtdiy it Bed Dm Mn. Tun um ot Trail wu the guut of Mn. P. Oki-u. Mr. ind Mri. w. Owtu viilttd it thilr Bummer home here ever the wuk tnd Mr. ind Mn w Brawn htvt tain up ruldtnu it their Bummer hone ben for twe montha Mn. D. Mtgu wu t Tnll ihoppir Mr md Mn. R- W. Miikle wert In Trail for • few diyi thi guut of the former'! mother. Mr and Mn. T Btnihim ud fun. Uy of Tnll wire it thttr Summtr ti-mi here tor • few diJJ- Mri H Johnion wu l Trail ruOot Un. Thompeon of Beleen wu the -ieet of her ion and diuihMr-la-law when iht it-w-td thi funenl of Mr Uttlt grmddiughMr, HUtn Thompion. Mr. tnd Mn. Dlgnu of Otlg-T « tliltini frlendi ln Iht D-trttl. Mr. ind Mn. J. t Thompeon of Kimloopi ire the gultU of Iht Itt- ter'i tither. 3 MUlir Mn. A. Dtvtton of Tnll wu • recent gueet ot Mrt J MirthiB. Skimpy Skirts... Hips Not Hopeless If You Exercise ■y IDA JEAN KAIN The ntw ttylu luvt vtry little choice ibout txerclu. You either Uke hip exercliei or you Uke t lirger tin drew. A diet Unt tny help to you, not If your freight li normil, but exerclie will bring thli meuurement to termi. Even though you lit eight houn • dey ton cm hive itreimllned hlpi by exercising for Jutt eight minutu • day. It doesn't mitter too much which hip exerclsei you tike—leg iwlnglng or circling, • itralght roll, or ■ teml-roll. You probtbly need ill ot them tor ill-iround illmmlng. Leg circling reichei tne fleihy muicle on the back of the hlpi u wtll u tht Inner md outer thigh mutclu md thtt makei lt fut itreimllner. Poiltlon: Lit en aide on floor, legi itralght down, ont on top of the other. Movement: Swing the top leg btck, up, tround ind down, hi • tride circle. Swing trom the' hip. Keep lt up for 11 counti, reverie ildei md circle other leg 11 counti. Now, m give you in tkiy one—a itralght roll. It'i illmmlng beciuie lt brings tht fllbby muiclei tnto direct contict with I hird turftce. Poiltlon: Ut on beck on floor with legi itralght down, irtni out tt tither ilde. ' Movement: Roll itnlght icrou tht htpt tnd ortr on ont thigh—ne; beck icrou tht hlpi tnd over on tht other thlghllne. Twelve rollt will be enough ll • itirter. Liter, roll to 25 counti. Thli hilf roll li Juit u effective u the old method ot rolling over tnd ovtr and tikei only half tht effort tnd spice. A lemi-itttlng roll li the cure for hint thtt bustle out In back. Position: Sit bick, with leys itralght out In front, pilmi of handi luit beck of body on floor et eich side. Movtmtnt: Glvt ■ pu* wtth ont hind tnd roll icrou on one ilde then puih md roll beck to other ilde. Un ilttmttt hindi tor pushing and braking Six timet will bt enough now, but liter on. do 12 At flnt, keep your feet on the floor u you roll After you toughen up. roll with feet held illghtly ott the floor to lncretn tht difficulty of the exeretn. Finish with the ilde bicycle. Poiltlon: Lying on ■__• on floor, pilm br_ced on floor In front of cheat Movement; Work the leg! like pli- toni. drawing ilternite kneet high up towird chart, Uwn thrusting legs itralght downwtrd. Repeet ill tlmu. .hinge Mm md pedal tor itx more counti Later, work up to 13 counti on each -Ute. After doing the etTtnt, It'i • Selfish Molher Hinders Son's Marriage By BEATRICE FAIRFAX Detr Mlu Filrfix—Ii than iuch i thing n i mothtr cuing to much for her ion thit iht. willing to dntroy hli mirrlige te hive her way? My mother tnd I wert devoted. She didn't wut mo to mtrry inyont, god when I did mtrry, iht didn't like my wife. Now thit Tm ln tht lervlce, iht continually writes me thit my wife tl ditlng other fellowi. I don't expect I 19-yetr-old girl never to go out to uy piece of amusement ud I undontend that my wife doein't go out _—tn with t group ot young people, most of whom I know. But then letteri art vtry upsetting. Whlt ii lt—Juat maternal Jealouiy or, what li harder to believe—la my mother Juit • mischief maker. SJ..Q. Maternal Jealouiy hu wrecked t good miny mtrligei with tha result that tha young mu hat frequently found himself hoiited trom tht -tying pu Into tht Are Jealouiy may often prompt a womu to interfere with her son's flnt choice. Hli ncond choice may be len worthy, with the reiult thit the bond between mother md ton lt broken ud there it no love loit ln the domutic circlet. Tell yout mother not to write you uy more letteri ibout your wlfe'i ihortcomlngi ud that you believe ln her ibwlutely. Bonnington BONNIROTON. B.C.—Bandy Oordon. aon of Mr. ud Mri. I. Oordon. hu left to loin the Nivy ind li uk- tni training on HMA Dtecovery, Vinoouvir. Mtsi MargU-rt-i Curtu of vtnoou- ter U ipendlng i ttw weeki. thi guut of Mri Ronald Ortyion. Mn R w. McPtddin wu t Ntlton vliltor. Mr. md Mn. I. Hirr - A TnU ipent the wukend it their Summer homi. Mra. Harrli U ruying for eomt wuki. Mr. ud Mrt R T. Jerome bad their eon. Douilu —id children of Trail u thtlr i uu Is. Mn. B O. Rrnnle of Vincourir li rt-ltlni bw nrother-ln-liw ud titter. I(r. ud Mra. OoUlngwood orty for t ,tw wuki. Letters..'. Youngsters Should Wrlfe Soldiers Too ■y GARRY p. MYERS, Ph.D. It you wars tn ths irmed forcu wouldn't you want to havt a tatter, at least once a weak, trom your child or younger brother or iliter? Wouldn't you expect your wife or pirenti to ice that you received one, eipeclilly If tha child ware under fifteen? Ai loon u the youngeit cm mike a mark or icribble, htve hlm do to •t the end of tomt of your lettan to the father or brother. If he li four, five or six, he will Uke to dictate at length, even make up ona of his yarns of fancy, tor Big Brothar or Daddy. Ai non u tha child cu print or write a bit, urge him to write hli own brief meuige and sign hli name and an] It In in envelope t_ hli own. Whtrtti you might well write dally, you cu hardly expect a child to do io. Be glad tf ht Omm* to write regularly once a Dont expect him to wrlti with a pu unltea he prefen to do io. Be ready to spell any word ha wiahe. you to testis for him. KAoourage hlm to write Juit u ha would talk about anything ha would can to Write. Mike him feel thit whatever bs chooati to say la worth uylng. Prove to hlm you are deeply Interested In tha letter If be choont to reid lt to you. You would not of ooune, read hli latter unleu he Invited you to do to. Mra. B. Fit-chert of Harrop Honored; HARROP. BO—A orlbbtgt ptrty wu liven frldiy inning it the hom. of Mr. ud Mn. Birt l-tehttt. It btlng tht litter, blrthdiy. Honori tor top toon wtnt to Mri. J. E Pttchett ud Mr. Oerte of Procter The hoiteu terted dainty refreeh- B_SB__. Mt-tgH ban been uehugtd been ihlpi ud thon for Mnturiu by metni of fins md llghtt. Reasons for Removal of the Tonsils ■y LOQAN CLENDENINQ, M,D. I eu remember not n long ago whan throat ipeclillsti pretty generally thought every child'i tonilli •hould come out Juit on generil prlnclplti. Thtt Idea hi., I think, happily been tbindoned. Nobody knowi exactly whit tht functloni of tht tonilli ud adenoid! in. Thty ire lymphitlc itructurei, pirt of tht lymphitlc lyitem ill over the body, ud one of thl functloni of the lymphitlci il to fight infection. The tonilli ire very large ln • biby md thli tuggesti thtt thty protect the baby's sensitive bronchlil tubes trom infection by engulfing md destroying tht germi thit get ln with the In- tplred tlr ind with tht food Thli Is, of count, dingeroui sentry duty ud tht tonsils may ingulf some germs they cannot kill md hence And they ire very mbjecl to tcut Infection ln the form of tcutt too illlltli. Thtrt It unlverul agreement tbi the tonilli eu be removed without uy permenent dimige to the body economy. There are thrtt poetlble Indication! for taking out the tonilli to children or tdultl: Ont It recurrent itt__ki of icute tont-lltla. Second It recurrent itticki of running ear or contlnuoui running em. Third li focal Infection. Mra. Malahoff New Member of Anglican Guild at Procter PROCTER, B.O. — Tht monthly meeting of the Anglican Oulld wu held recently it the home of Mn. W. 0. Rou. Mra. Roblnton wu in tht ctulr. Pinal irringemcnti wert midt for the Auguit Tu ud Bali of tht United Mullein Guilds to bt btld tn thi Community Hell. Mrl. 8 MlUhoff wu welcomed u t new member. A lovely tea wu urved by Mn. W. O Rou. I NEVER TIRE OF THIS GRAND FLAVOR. Did you get gour THREE BENEFITS this mornfng? WITH JUST ENOUGH BRAN TO HELP YOU KEEP FIT... Healthful, nourlihing breakfasts are cuentiil In wartime. An yon eating the breakfast cereal that will do you the moat goodi* If in tnjr doubt, try Post'i Bran Flakea . . . they give tou tbete three important benefits: I Natural bulk fn the form of bran to help keep A yoo fit...Jut eoouih for • mild lii-tite effect. (J bVioleiomo Uhwt m_r._-.liul thtt yoar •C body needi... protein, etrbohydntei, nsefal q____tlu of boo mil pmU\wm*m, tnd other food meet-lit! Anwamilnmtmilmyeer u agwtbm, thu it will t_rpriM in. delight you. a Look for Pott'i Bran Flakea in tbe red and cream package. Two iliet: Begnlar and Giant Economy Sua. Effective and delicious in bnn muffins, too. Sugarleu muffin recipe on every package. POSTS BRAN FLAKES WITH OTHIR PARTS Of WKIAT Mr md Mra. O Murrll ind ion Blekty of Trail irt ipendlni the wee_- end with Mn Murrtl'i panntt. Mr. tnd Mrt Boy Qrihtm. good plin to itand up and ihike flnt one leg then the other, vigor- ouily but loouly. from tbe hip to get rid ot my tension. k Troiwt) A 0**-__ to*** ANO WrKXESOME WHEAT NOURISHMENT FOR A BUSY DAY r*> Modern Canada Starts Here ; KEY TO OUR NATION'S DEVELOPMENT • Behind Canada's growth aa a modern Industrial nation, behind Canada's proud record of war production, behind all the plana for swift and splendid Canadian development after the war -stands one predominant factor, Electric Power) Abundant, thrifty, Inexhaustible -Electric Poster, derived from the thundering inters of our mighty rivers, already haa contributed much to Canada's pt-greas. It haa powered our factories and mines. It has stepped-up the output of our shipyards, lumber milk and farms. It haa been a major factor in raising us to the position of fourth place among the arms producers of Democracy. Yet, despite all that Electric Power has done and Is doing here in Canada more and more uses wtn be found for it b the future. Wisely and widely applied in the days after Victory it can enrich us to an unimaginable degree—with finer cities, with worthier homes, with added leisure. It can lay the foundation of a itill higher standard of living. But such progreaa muat be planned tor. It muat be planned for now—by all of us. By you, for your hone . ; . by you, for your busineas or farm ... by you, lor your community. True there must be no rtlaiation of our war effort today, yet by planning we prepare for action ahead ... we prepare work ahead : . we prepare markets ahead which will absorb our fuDeat product!Thy—creata full and gainful employment for everyone—and thus establish the Arm and stable basis upon which our nation's future can be built Let us "Think Big" and plan big -now! Ai "Canada'i Oreeteit Electrical Workihop", Canadian Oeneral Electric r'i proud ol thn ptrt it hai played in the Dominion'i electrical protrew. C.G.E. tot 5. jeeti twe tmm bringing the hene-lfi ml electrical IhttuJ to the people ot Canada. Today, with ee.en trmt plant* .net a atet A 10,000 -wieri, the Company k toini all-out in support ot Canada A peat mut vitei programme ot war production. CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED HEAD OFFICE • TORONTO ■_SI___S_______SS__________ _ _■ __.. ____. ■ -. . — -—- Spectator Pumps We have just received a shipment of -Mover brown softie coif Spectator Pumps, priced at: $8-50 Also two new lines of Block Crushed Pumps in open toe ond high riding R. ANDREW & CO. Leaders in Footfashion. LONDON (C-I.-A ann-ilUta baa baan appointed to adtlaa tha govtrn. mint on all aaptcta ot airtcultural education to ba provided by tba local luthoritlei ind particularly on th* educations! policy and methods uf tralnlnf to ba adopted etlfarm Initl- tutat. 11111 ■ 11111111r:11111111 i 11 it 111111111■11111111 BUILD B. C. PAYROLLS PACIFIC MILK DOUBLE VALUE At o fishing resort up In the interior a guest reported that most of the boxes used for holding the day's catch are empty Pacific Milk coses. He learned from the cook thot Pocific Milk is used for everything in the kitchen, which accounts for the "empties." Pacific Milk Irridlit.d and Vacuum Picked tiiimmmiMiiiiHiiiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiiiiii Elect D. Smart as School Trustee at Harrop HARROP. B.C.—Tbt riUpiyen ol Htrrop School diatrlct hald tha annual meetlni it the Khool Biturdsy evening. D. Smirt. chairman. Tin secretary. Mri R. Mildi. r.i-1 thl trusW+s report, alao report ot ths auditor. The nieeeament for the year 194.-45 was placed at 400. D. Smart wis elected to i term ot three yeirs u trustee, ind Mn. W D Osllvle elected auditor NELSON SOCIAL B. MRS. M. J. VIQNIUX Charge ttr engagement Announciminu en thla pt|t ll 11-50 COTTON SUMMER DRESSES Juit irrived it MILADY'S FASHION SHOP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-mini MALCOLM'S FURS Repiln — Alttritloni Storift 6S9 Setter St. Phone 960 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fl Glvt t Uft to your spirit: — Havt your hair dont right. FAIRVIEW BEAUTY SHOPPE PHONT 38) 11ALL-P1CARD e A quiet wadding wu lied at 413 Richardi Strut Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, whan Bar. A. Stewirt unltad In mirrligt Mildred Hoy Plcard and Sidney Hall, both ol Sheep Creek. Thty wara ittended by Mlw Barbara Schiffter of Nalaon and Ira Tombaugh of Shttp Creek Mr. and Mrs. Hall ara spend- Ing tbalr honeymoon motoring through tht Kooteniyi tor I couple of weeks. e Mn. Gukell of Willow rolnt vlilted Nelion yeiterdiy. e Rev. A. S. Partington tnd Mn. Partington of Creiton trt In tht city to ittend the funenl of tha former i sister. Mri A. S. Honwlll yeiterday. e M. C. Dontldion of Salmo iptnt yeiterdiy ln town. e Mr. tnd Mn. Brown of Lau- rler are ipendlng thtlr holldiyi ln Nelion. e Mn. Leiluk and diughter, Mln Olga Leiluk of Trail wart weekend vliiton to tht city. HONORED AT SHOWER e A pretty mucellaneoui shower wu given recently by Mrt. F. Boyd •nd Mlu W. Klnthtn it the Klnihan home on Silica Streel. honoring Mlu Annie Bird, whoM mirrlige to William McDonald tikes piaca In tht Flnt Presbyterian Church July lt. The glfti were preiented In a gaily decorated basket. Among those Invited were Mn. J. Bird ot Crticent Biy, Mn. J. Villince of Field, B C _ Mri. J. A. McDonild, Mlu Miry McDonild, Mlu Ellen McDonald, Mn. Alex McDonald, Mrs. Robinson, Mn. r. McKinnon, Mln Ellubeth McKinnon, Mrs. J. H. Longworth, Mrs. J. Glen Grint, Mn. H. E Thaln, Mn. . Clark, of Calgary, Mri. Joatph Sturgeon, Mn. M. J. Vigneux, Mrt. J. N. Hunt, Mrt. Jimu McKlnnty, Mn. T. E. Ltvintur, Mn Albert Klnihan. Mn. W. W. Ftrguion, Mn. Dennis Crow ther, Mrs Jem Crulckihank, Mln Bunty Pattrton, Mln Margaret Arthur and Mln Fnncei Jonu. e Mr. and Mn Gordon L Thump.un of Bonnlngton iptnt yta- ttrdty ln Ntlaon. e Among thoie ln tht dty to ittend tht funtnl of their moth-*, Mn. A. 8. Honwlll. •** <"--" will of Vancouver, and Hugh V. Honwlll and hobt.it a! .1 , _. Tnll ind tbalr wlvu. e Mr. and Mn. George Dickinson and diughter Shirley of Trill ire guuti tt Utt boot it 60. Ste- ond Stmt ot Mr. and Mra. F. C. Robtnton. e Mn. Ernut Klnihan ud too Mike vUlted Ntlaon Monday. e Mn. J. Munro, Grtnltt Rotd, rttumtd Sunday night from thrtt weeka apant in Vaneouvar with htr diughter, Mln Mary Munro. e H. Hinitn wu a waakand vliltor trom thl Whltewitir mine. • M_a Mary Feeney, Fairview, hu returned from I ftw weeki apant In Van itivtr. e Mn. J. Felling and loni of Trail ara gueiti of Mri. Felllngi parenta.. Mr. and Mn. V. Doyle, Victoria Strut • Mn. Bert Wilton ind diughler Twyli, Ftlrvltw, htvt returned trom camping along Kootenay Lake. VISITORS FROM CALOAKY • Mri. T. Wllllimi of Calgary li a gueat at the Summer place at Seven Mile of Mr. and Mn. Clark, alio of Cilgiry. e Mr. tnd Mn. W. R. Gibbon of Trill vlaltad Nelion Sundiy. • Mr. ind Mra Jimu Bryden of Trill ind their ions Ian and Kenneth hivt tiken tht Wut Cot- lift it WlUow Point for tht Summer monthi. • Rav. Ftthtr Altxindtr of Slocin City Jiptntu mlulon viilttd town yeiterdiy. • Shoppen In Ntlaon yeiterdiy Includtd Mr. tnd Mn. L. L. Robin- ion of Ymlr. • Mr. tnd Mn. Ronild Greyson of Bonnlngton iptnt yeiterdiy ln the dty. • Bert Wilton, Fifth Strut hu returned trom ipendlng tht weekend it Procter. e Mlu Cimelli Dtmeo ind her brother Sylvlo Dtmeo of Trill were wukend vUlton to town. e Mrs. S. P. Spirki ind diughter Wendy Hilleen, irrived from Vincouver lut night to vlilt it the homt of Mrt. Sparkt' ptrents. Mr. ind Mrs Chirlu NorrU, Fifth Street. t-uUlieU irtlclei nctlvtd at Uie Nalaon Bad Cou Work rooms during tht lut two wukl Include: Balfour tewing group: One civillm ratatar. Blewett and city Plant: six hatch- waya, ali rompen, two woman'a gowna and 24 handkerchlefa. Beta Slirni Pbl: 24 hindktrchlefi and four biby Jackets. Queen'i Bay: One ihoulder wrap, una pair grey socks and ont woman'a Knickers Mri. Emory'i group: IS cjullu. Orey Cruk Porcupine club: Thru oon' hitcbwiyi. Pretbyterlm Church group: Ont Uitchwiy. High School: Thru hindkerchteft. Willow Point Auxllliry: Two turtle neck iweiteu. three aleavelua swet-trt. nine pain bed eocka and 30 pain aocka. Cithollc Woman a Leagui: Toil! doun handkerchiefs ind om turtle- neck neuter. BALFOUR BALPOVR, B.C.—Mn. 3. N. Hunt of NtUon hu been a rtotnt guest of Capt. and Mn P. HirtrMi* Mr. ind Mn. O. Bury art holidaying at Balfour. Mri D. Phllpot vUltad NaUou. Mr. and Mn. enable hate left for their MlM In Moacow. Idaho, aftar ipendlng aome Mtka it Balfour Btach Inn. Mrs. A. ShrlaTti, ion Pater and laughter Terr,, ut iptndlng t iho.. vutt htn. Lt. P. H. -tundin, gist Regiment Ut Dt* rca*.T., U hm with hu perron. Ur. tad Mn. W. H. Satin dara attar three yeara overuu. H AndUon. 3. M-rahal and A. Htr riot. aU of Vtrnon. bin bttn rt eerily heUdiytng at Htltu Auto Amp Mr. and Mra T. I. Uvuarur of Ntlun recently stilted Helm Lake Pront Auto Camp. Mia Bilk. Williams wu boUdaylna tt Miu Lakt Pront Auto Ctmp Among tbou holldiying it Balfour Uch Inn an Mr. and lata Roy Mug-Mi tnd Gwendolyn of Cilgiry M- Wettoen ud D Wetmore of Trail epent a abort vtatt thu weak it -.four B-*ch ten. Mr and Mra. P. BU—nore ud Bon. iM Sta-more of Stlmo. Mra. P. O Suetu at Trill, Mra. L M P. Da»td- aon a( Trail and Titer. Mr. and Mn ■Mia Clegg of Bu Pm*——11 ere ibou mpaW-U i holiday al Btach Inn. B. ft Cooper hu returned to hone here for a vlalt __aa Dctothy Cooper tptnt Thunday at-tuuj- ta Nelaon Mr. and Mit. C. B Oodtrty of Bad Atta. Mr. and Mn. A O. Carter ot CUl-abolm. Robert Bam ot Trim- snd Mr. ud Mrs Ttwdon uf ■td DU in til-BdijlBj tt tM Bungalow Auto Camp it Tneeei Laadtnl Major A. CollUon U Mlldaylng with hia family at Thomu cahinu A. ft Barrow ot Johnaon't Landing wu l Wl—uudiy ttmt A Ut and Wn Ml- Hlnkltt la holldiylna wllk Mr u___, A. May-trd "Ttsniforming drab, shibby, depressing floors hu been my life's mission fot more yean than I cire to count. I wu lucky to get off to s flying start with so fine s product sg . Congoleum and I've been st it ever since. "War hu only intensified my effort. The need fot tbe colourful beauty, cleaning ease, comfoit and enduring quality always uiuted by Gmgoletim Gold Seal Hup and Congole-ttn by the yard, is greater than ever and we at the Congoleum plant, beaides ile.nting our entire rruthine- ilinp facilities to spedslued war production, are going all- out to meet it, thus aiding tno;a le.and the will to victory." WOMEN'S + RE- CROSS WAR WORK NAKUSP 1UKOTF, BO.—c Hood, wbo hu bttn tht houat gueit ot hit brother- in-Uw tnd tiittr. Mf. ind Mrt, U Embree left for Edmonton. AlU. Mrt. C. Honey and two children Marilyn tad Bruct Itft to vl__.lt Mr Horrey't ptrtntt Mr. and Mrt. Fran*. Morrty, Vancouver. Rev. W. Dom of Salmo trrlvtd ln Kiktup Baturdty and wtU bt ln charft of tht United Church. Hit wlft ind young /laughter, Mircli, will follow In a ftw day*, Mr. and Mrt. H. Km ind young diughter, Otendi, of Trail an tht Kit of Mr. Kty ■ partnta, Mr. and Oeorgt Keyi. Mr. end Mn. Prtd Miyoh returned from Revelitoke. Mrt, A. I. fowler rttumtd fTotn Ttall. Jtaa Hall, accompanltd by hit wife and young ton, rttumtd to Arrow Park. Mrt. L. Keffer, Mn. A. Kennedy. Mn. Duckworth ud Mr. A. Ktfftr t Nakuap vliiton from Arrow Park. Vegetables Suffer Stt Back, East Kootenay Weather CRANBROOK, BC—lt begin* to appear that It wai i nlct Bummer thla area bid on June 80 when the thermometer reached M dagreei. A wetkof wind, cool and rain terminated with clear aklea on Prldiy which produced itrtaka of early morning froet Siturday. Official low for Saturday recorded by tht meteorological bureau wu 14 degreei but itreakt of white froet were visible before aunrlae In aeveral atetlone of the valley, Wardner and Tahk both report damage to potatoet and tomt ton from froit, while in Cranbrook vicinity theae two vegetable! ai well ai oorn and atrlng beana were atverely aet back ln iomt section i Siturday warmed up ti over 70 degreei In the afternoon vlth lndlra- Uone of warm clear weather. The put June waa froat-free. the first month clear of ill trace, of froet ilnce July. 1942. NILSON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, JULY 11, 1944 -_.S ID. and Mta. Kiltli CMee-ell ar- rind from Vancoutir and art tbt filiate of Hn. H. Wattrfllld. Mr. tnd Mn. Gardner trrlvad from Vaneouvar and Wtn Nakuap vliltori an route to Oriha-i'i Landlnf. I. C. Johnaon. K Pakula tnd .. Wantttii arrlvtd from S. Uary and dauaiitir. At*. (W.6.) alrltid Satur- Mn. 0 ShllU. RCA-. daj from Vancouver. Roy Bridley of Trail arrived from lYtll and la renewing old trlendahlp* here for t fttt dtyi. W. niuhtoh, R.C.A.r.. waa tht fuaat of hli partnta, Mr. and Mn. P. Ruihton. Mn. B. Johnaon tna a Nakuap abop. par front Burton. Mn. H. sundttrom mUrtilntd da- lllhtfully at a lawn taa party tor tha ninth birthday of har twin daugh. tar Btrnlct, and ton Bruct. Games wtn enjoyed. Invited ftteete wtrt Joyce and Jack Millar, fri and Robert! Robton. David Thtxton, Lorna and Bud Aalton. flbiron Laram, Pat m FREEMAN * FURNITURE CO. ^ Tbt Houat of rurnllurt Values Pbom lit Ntlaon GLASS TUMBLERS Doz. - 75c Witentreet, Arden Oron. Ann an Joan Enneat and Roy Bunlatrom an tht twlnt Bernlce ind Bruce. Ura. A Kaye and Mra. K. Johnaon of Arrow Pnrfc were vlaltora from Burton Baturdiy. ' Hdveyouemr^forXWthliiiilsl BRITTtKHAM. England (CP), — Veterani of the land hivt received -pecial awardi from the public agricultural committee In recognition of long and faithful aervlce. One of the wlnnera of thii Bufolk village, Walter L_ut. haa been a horaeman on the tame farm for M yean, another. Sydney Sou ter. hai worked on a loeel farm for 60 yean. Wally has... "Aa musical director and chief pianist at a big radio itation," says Wally, "I work anytime, all the time. Evenings too, I'm busy with scores, scripts and arrangements. My hour* are never regular... so you bet I watch my habits. I keep fit. But no nasty doaeel Instead, I get 'bulk' ln my diet by starting erery day with Kellogg's Bran Flakea. I go for that mellow, malty flavour, too!" tt you wont to keep fit for 'eitra' actltltlee, takt theae two tttpa to health: 1. Te let wtU, ttt jeur doctor. _t. To kerp well, watch your hahiti. Guard againit Incomplete elimination. Gently laxative, KaDoga't Bran Fliku With Othtr Parti Of Whaat help aupply valuable mlnerala and protelni too. Aak your grocer for tht golden-yellow package--either tht rejultr or tbt Family alta. Mada by Kellogg'i ln London, Canada. Keep fit with KELLOGG'S i/t ty (toy in Tne yi ll HARROP ■«____rc ac -w umnii _e_-7 .peat lha -telwul Id l.*Uon Mr aaat Mr*. W. O Ojlltli and too. ___—I. tren Mileon vlaltora Seturtlar lto. _. C Ttpet A Trail la ipendlna iba it hm Harrop B 3 flu-hett motored lo Milton mte, Ha wat eocotnpenlefl by hli atttk-T. Mra 3. t Ht-hett. anil Mr. mi Un '. ______> Mr. an. Mn Walter !. l-iebttl in . j-_n« tm. Trmtll A Trail rUHei ent Um hollaair at-tan I *un Uv* fomwi p-rtnla. Mr mi Un 3 X ntehetl Mrt H W*l|hl_n_n haa ntuma. ___M fraea Mtdlettlt Rat ind Cil- pery >—• repona the o_-_ltle_ of h*r huebaM. tbo I* In Col laaehar Hoa- piul. C«lftr_. at toast ittptovtd Mr ind Mri P X I.v_*ll have __. at boi-lav rsaala Mr. aad Mn 1 Oalt-ll of lUftni Mr. iad Mn W 3 MeConntll uid Mlaa a Mctosoab t_op(*_l to Halaoo maty. Mra w D Ofllrla tan a bttah par- lv for bar yoen* *_n. Robta. en hia afrih btruvdir Tttoat itwodlnt wort terry ont _______ Bm*_ Mortal Louie* and Atadrt; Mar Hn—* aad Mae. w a OOLD HAL r%fS ■at ti ■_» -l hu mm. tm mm V._i|i_M*w aw at rap Corns* Imm km* wtk mn Vtwt etmtmk mi wm km twrAmt, tad MOT W km**t mn A em mmm -wk m si s si »-.«e Mak* w*. _»_-<*. aaw aa_»- ttrtk * —I.- Md l«* tnm aasrtwa al aw—s. M hi t eaa, awn a ww, km I *_-_■*. Tt_tlk_e Mrt. Thea. A Gibion Nelton and DtltrW Rwrtttntitlrt for Spencer Cerseft and Health Gar men It 110 Karr Aportme-h IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WASH DRESSES «__ee 11 to II llMl MM FASHION FIRST LTD. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ror FUHable Watch lUpaln Con-uK— Ml litis IT. roe MILK-TKY K. V. D. PMONI III $4.50 SPAGHETTI Cotelh, 16-oz. 2 tint 19c GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 20-01 2 tint 29c JAM McDonold'i Pure Strowberry 48-oi. fin 59c 'art Camp's Serve BEANS pkt. 17c Monarc_ PASTRY FLOUR 7-lb. paper tock 35c Tomatoes Uc He 1 Mtlheuae La. et AwSt New Potatoes 25c Canteloupe .- Callfernla La. * a est Apricots ,5e Willi Willi 2 Laa. Celery 15 Okannan La. ■ ***** Green Peas 23c UV'C Cut, Ib. 7* Cherries «, Bin, LB. »^» LARD (Burnj—lib cortcxis) 2 lbs. 27c Watermelon Whllt La. ^ WATIRMILON: Cut, Ib. 7* SttftWeiP GUARAHlEtD MEAI ™ FLOUR KITCHEN CRAFT Vitamin "B" Canade Approved 7-lb. paper tack 23c ROBIN HOOD All -Purpoie 7-lb. paper tack 25c VIAL CHOPS, 3QC Rib, Ib. mttr* Pork Jowls: Ib. 21c MILO ONTARIO CHIISI, lb. PORK (HOTS, tw ft. 35# 35' Cheese Loaf: V2 Ib. . .15c COTTAGt 5 rt CHIISI 1 Ibe. at J LAMI SHLDI 3CC CHOPS, tt. ewj Red and Commercial Beef Sirloin Sttaki, lb. 43c Prime Rib Roam, Rolled, Ib. 3Sc Blade Pot Roaiti, lb 25e Point Brisket, Rolled, Ib. 20c OXYDOl, Smell pig. . _. 9* Large pka. 23' CAMAY SOAP Facial Soap, 4 cake* tat 21' IVORY FLAKIS, P-eaular pka 23* PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 1 Ith to JULY l^fh ■ m I>la mt Sa thf Nr mc IMSbllihtd April Jl INI British Columbia'* * Most intiruttng A.»i«rp_per Published tvtry morning tietpt Sunday by tht NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY UM- (TED 200 Biktt St Nelion British Columbii -t-MBER OF THE CANADIAN PRESS AND TW* AUDIT BUREAU OE CIRCULATIONS. TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1944 , Canadian Powdered Milk for Greek Children Powdered milk, almost all of lt supplied by the Greek War Relief Fund tn Canada, through the good offices of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Is keeping alive almost 340,000 children and babies in Nazi-occupied Greece, according to a report from the International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva, Switzerland. Reporting on conditions ln Greece ln 1943, international headquarters of the Red Cross says: "Most of the milk •ent to Greece is distributed, sa far as Athens and the Piraeus is concerned, in 480 canteens, where about 100,000 children of more than seven years of •ge receive proper food and medical attention, and in 130 milk centres feeding 75,000 children of less than seven years of age. So far as the Greek provinces are concerned, more than 133,000 children and 31,000 babies were, In June last, being aided through canteens and milk centres set up in.more t _____ 150 localities." The Red Cross reports that, since Fall of 1942, practically all powdered milk sent to Greece has come from i Canada. That is the powdered milk bought by the Greek War Relief Fund With money generously subscribed by "Canadians, and purchased through the Canadian Red Cross. Up to date, the Fund has shipped 205,000 pounds of powdered milk to Greece. The Prime Minister of Greece has recently expressed the thanks of all Greeks for this aid from Canada. The Japanese and Wartime Voting From s purely theoretlcsl viewpoint there is nothing wrong with the C.C.F. trgument backed by eight Liberal and one Progressive Conservative member of the Senate, that votes should be giv m to Japanese citizens of Canada. In theory, citizenship should carry with lt full rights. Limited citizenship, in the- «_ry, is indefensible. But the practical viewpoint at a ■fcne when we are at war with Japan, Jt a time when the militarists in Japan (pro-id, if they could, reduce Canada to The ilavery which they are imposing JpB Korea and Manchuria and the countries they have conquered since Pearl llarbor, brings us up against a condl- #on to which theory must give way. Under the Dominion Elections Act, which Is now being amended, we will place tn power s parliament and government which still pursue the war to final victory against Japan. To uy that all Japanese citizens ot Canada are more friendly to the cause of the homeland of their fathers, or thai' own'fatherland if they are naturalized Canadians rather than Canadians by birth, than to Canada would bot be true, but to say that the mass ol ^Japanese who are citizens of Canada tnt wttih or naturalization would ard- itly support an all-out war for the de- gtruction of Japan's misused power (would be absurd. It wold be a denial of human nature and it would be palpably ttm*. There are constituencies In Csnsds ftl which the balance of voting power would rest with Japanese if they were permitted to vote In the forthcoming Wartime election. Those constituencies Mould elect to Parliament men whose political future could depend upon Jewing the Japanese in their constlt- •P-Ciee. Some of the practical political fea- tnret of the situation are already evi- MDt C.C F support of the franchise |or Japanese has been followed by the warm approval by the newspaper or- of the Japanese Nisei nf the C.C.F tn Saskatchewan. If the Japanese return to Vancou- ***t they would represent an Import- ■Bt and ln some rases dominating factor in the election of candidates in some nnatltuencies, notably that of Van- Mover East, represented by Angus l_U.l-.nes, the leading exponent of the CT. party policy of extending the franchise, to Japaneee. No one would Ihat Mr. Maclnnes has been fluenced by this consideration—he is entitled to full cradit for complete honesty In hit advocacy of tha theory of full voting rlghti for all Csnadian citizens irrespective ot race—but the fact as to Japanese voting power must be faced. Kootenay Weat la another example. The number ot Japaneie now temporarily resident ln thli riding Is large. Fourteen hundred are ln areas adjacent to Lethbridge. Many a candidate li elected with far leu majority. Many hundredi are ln camp near Hope, in Britiah Columbia. Whatever we may think of the proposition of votea for Japanese in peacetime—whether we are then ta permit other practical considerations to override the attractive theory of equality for all in the franchise or not —to permit potential enemies to use mass voting power against our cause in the war would be even more stupid than the appeasement policies which led the Allies to the disgrace of Munich. Letters to the ,—- Editor Litten may bs publlshid ovir a nom di pluma, but thi actual nami ef thi writer muit bl given tl thl Editor •• ivldinoi of good filth. Anonymoui litten gi In thl wait* piper buket Humiliation Is in Being Forced Out of Job When Virile To Thi Editor Sir—If I may ba permi-ted • word of «x- plin.tlon ln reply to CH B. whon litter ip- pein ln your Issue of the Sth lmtint, I would like to ny that people of every ihide of re- ligloui belief ind polltlcil. p_r_niiilon ire igreed tr.it the evening of lifelike the even- of the diy ihould be calm, hippy ind free from feir of wint. Good government—even normil human klndnen—should Me thit the iged who hive borne the burden end heit of the diy ihould not suffer wmt in those dtyi "when our eyei grow dim to It ill md our feet go down to the Villey of dirknen " But while careful to see thit thi iged •mong us do not suffer for lick of food, clothing or shelter, we ihould remember thit thi iged imong ut itill hive human souli whole hunger lor ippreclitlon. humin lym- pithy ind lovt grow stronger 11 they ip. proich the diy when they ihall heir the wordi "Well done good end faithful tervtnt,—enter thou Into the ]oy of thy Lord". And let me repett, I cm think of nothing •o humiliating, to • mm who li itill young ind ictlve it 90 it to be compelled to give up hli Job to • younger, len phyilcilly fit, len cipibli workmen, ind live the remilnder of his life on public chirlty. And I hive seen something of thii kind hippen under the guise of being kind to the iged. Being well put the three tcore md ten myielf. itill ible to mike my own living—1 hive for over 13 yetn endured the unipetk- ib'.e. Inhumm torture that thi younger thoughtless gei.en.lon, md illly profeulonil phllinthroplrti, delight ln giving to myone put 55 To be told it leut JO tlmei uch dir of onei life by bear drinking clgirette fimdi, "Oh you're getting to be an old mm'"—Well. •t tlmu It teems thit deith by cyinldt would bt pretertblt. But It doei nun lo me thit old ige peniloni ire i clumry frritlonil wiy of lolving ■ difficult humin problem. It ll lirgely i device of penniless igltitori wbo vlih to secure t ilnicuit where thay can ipend other people's money. If then people wtih to htlp tht igtd and Infirm let then dig down deep Into their own pocketi ind deny themselvei tomi comfort for thli worthy ciuie. btfort they become vocil ibout tiling other people. The writer knowi of one old mm ovtr 70, who Is atlll it work,—who wu never peld t_ for • ilngle diy*i work In hli lift,—who lttt yttr idvinced MOO for th* educitton of ont ot hli gnndiorii,—be— de paying Income Ux. Thli mm lived I uteful, i£_teml-'ji md tru. gil life.—yet bt li btlng taxed to provldi pensions for otheri who enjoyed larger Incomes, better pey. ind hid greiter opportunities but who dlnlptted their incomes by extriviftnt •pending However, tt we ire Ch.tstlins, there cm be no hetttitlon imong ui ibout helping the reel- ly deserving poor. "He thit gtvith to tht poor Itndeth to the Lord"—But I loroettme think of enother telt, vir: "The Lord tilth no plei- sure ln fooli" I would not dirt cill my neighbor i fool, but sometimes think 1 might he one if I illowtd trreeponiibli igiutors to tiki from my icint score to help otheri wbo hive enjoyed lirgiT incomes md better opportunities In life thin I ever hid SEPTUAGENARION Trill. B C. July 7. IMA Today's Horoscope If today li yoar blrthdiy. youri It i many, ridltnt dlrpoettlori. md your chinning pertomllty wjiu you many trut tnd loyal frttndshlpt. Tou hivt good Judgment end nit- control. You Ukt pletunt lurroundlngt md creite e pleuent itmoiphere tn the mott unpromising environment. You will hive i linen, lov*. ind your home lift will be Idtil The next yeer wtll be productive of much mr cen. 'often unexpected Push your buitnni. applying orlgtniltty ind lnltlitlvt Advertln •nd miki chingei eerly In thli your nut yeer The child who Is born todiy wfll be witty, tenacloua. ponenlng • good memory, ind scientific end methemitlcil ibllltlM. Lon of relitlvn miy udder! tin life. Etiquette Hints Colored tlbli linn ll never und tor far- mil meilt At Informil dinners, petteli trt popular. P ? Questions ? ? ANSWERS Opin to any nadir. Nsmsi el pir_.ni Uklng quettloni will not bl publlshid. There It ne ohirge far thli tervlco. Quae* tlont will not bl intwend by mill except whin there ll obvloui neceltlty for prly- dey. B H IC, Nilion—Could you let mt knew where the Radium Rot Sprlngi are iltutted? Alio iddren io I could gat ln touch with them? Thay are -tutted on the Banff-Windermere Highway tl mllu Southweit ot Banff. The hotel iddreu li Ridlum Hot Spring! Hotel, -tedium Hot Spring!, B.C. Inquirer, Bonnlngton—If poulble kindly advise which lame ot your column cirrled • itory ibout tht privite loldier being up before hii company commander tor tailing to produce • regulation Bible In hli kit. ln lieu of which tha man had placed i deck of pliylng cardi, explilnlng how uch of these reminded him of iome icrlp- turil chiricter or quotation? This article rin In the June IS lnue of our paper. LO, Trail—Would you plein givi ma tba ad. dren ot the "Longman Book Club" tn Canada? Suggert you write the puhllsheti, Long, nm'i Green md Co., 215 Victoria Street, Toronto, for informitlon. J SC B. Rouland—1 know tha llnei eg a plice ot poetry, could myone give the full poem "Bickwird, turn backward, O Tlmt In your flight, Mike me ■ child igiln Just for tonight." Thli li ill I know of thli piece of poetry end I lurely would Uke the reit of it? Thi nime ot thli poem li "Hock Mi to Sleep," written by Ellubeth Akers, under her pen nime "Florence Percy" ln Mey I860. Following li the flnt rtanxi: ROCK MI TO SLEEP Backward, turn hick., ird. O Tlma, In your flight, Mike me a child igiln, Juit for tonight! Mother, come back from the echoleis ihort, Tiki mi igiln to your hurt u of yore; Kin from my fore'iiead the furrowi ot eare, Smooth the few itlver threidi out ot my hair, Over my ilumben your loving watch keep;— Rock me to ileep, mother,—rock me to ileep! Looking Backward TIN YIAM AOO Frem tht Nelton Dilly Newt. July 11, 1»M. Mln Miry Midden md Mln Sybil Archibald of Nelion, were Mondiy viitton to TnIL A. Gellnu give in lntereitlng ipeech on hli trip to the United Stitei lut night it the Rotiry Club. New Orind loftbill nlm admlnlitered one of the moet Metre trimming! ot tht set* •on to thi MllUonilru to win M-6. TWINTYPIVI YIAM AOO From thi Nelion Dilly Newt. Jury 11, Hit. Word wu received by Dr ud Mri Baffin from their eon Capt David Hartln. of the Medicil lervlce, thit be will irrive tn Nelion In e lew daya Mln Ruth Hiverwn of Toronto, who hit been e gueit of Mn. G Stinley ot Neleon, left for tier home lilt night. Dr md Mrt M. J. Vigneux hivt u their gueit Mrs Fred Eitaly ot Calgary. FORTY YIAM AOO Frem thi Nelion Dilly Newe. July 11, 11-4. Mln A. Fruar and Mln Kitherlne franr. who hive bun vlilting their brother, Normin S Truer of Nelion for tha put fortnight, left for the Cout lut evening. The name ot the New Westminster k Bur- nrd Inlet Telephone Compeny wu chenged to the British Columbii Telephone Compeny, Mondiy. Col W C Blng of HiU'i Siding il • vliltor to town. Test Yourself 1 What U I "piece de ree_rf__ce?" 1 Who wu Nokomli? 3 What U thl innuil turn peld for la ince cillecT TEST ANSWERS 1. The main courie 2 Hliwithi'i grin-mother, ta Longfel- loWi "Hlawit-e" S Tht prtmlum. Gems of Thought . miNBSHIP "Friend! ihould not he choeen to flitter The quillty we should prlu Is thit rettltude which will shrink from no truth." —Chirm tng. "A friend ihould be one tn whon under. itinding md virtue wt can aquiQy confide ind whon opinion tre cen value it eaee for h_ Juitnen md lti sincerity" -Robert Hill Then ire thru friend—llpi whleh ere ■ dvintigeout- frltndthlp with lh* upright, with tht sincere, ind wllh the men of much obnrvatlon"—Confuctui 'Let friendship creep gently lo • hefgtd; If It ruihei to It. It miy ioon run Iteelf out of bruth"—Fuller "Never contrict thi horlxon of I worthy outlook by tha nlfiih exaction of ill mother i time end thought! "-Mary Biker Edgy War — 4 Years Ago By The Cenedlen Prem July 11. lew-Twenty-three Natt plann dntroyed during raids over Englind Col E. W Swinmn appointed Brtgedier end Deputy Adjutant Generil it Canadian Military Heed- quirten In BrlUln Italy tdmlrted heevy loam In na md ilr J-urta with Britlih forcn Words of Wisdom In thli world of change naught whk- eomee •tan ud niught which gou U laat—Mad. •wethlne lll.tll.lllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllinir.1tl Canada's Roll of Honor. ilium lin OTTAWA, July 10 — Twanty^BB Brltlih Columbia men wire listed on the -Mth snd 500th cuuilty Iliti of the wir Iuued todiy by the Ca* nidlin Army. KUM In ictlon: Canadian Armored Corpi—Jiw- •11, Jamei Roliftd, Lt. Wut Sum- merland, B C Holtslindir, Allan Henry, Tpr.. Sunset Pnlrle. B. C Smith, Dinlel Welr, Tpr., Vincouvtr. S-lkitchtwtn Regiment— Flnei. Edgir Stewirt, Sgt, South Wellington. B. C Dmgirouily wounded! Alberta Regiment—Leler. WUllim Pta, Vincouvir. Woundtd: Royil Cinidlin Artillery — Hie, Jim, Cipt, Dunctn. Rom, John Divld, Major. Vincou ver. Royal Cinidlin Corpi ot Engln- FLIOHT IMPOMIILI A new __rtr_aneat ccenbtalng We I itto born and trombone Is ennounood at the wont time Where cm Ow neighbor* find another houn to move Into — Victoria Ttmee. eere—Micdonild. Thomu Oraham, Spr., North Vinoouvir. & C Regiment-Potta, Stuart Raj Fte, Clover-ill. Taylor, Thomu, Pta., Vaneouvar. Knight, Rowland Alexander, CSM, Victoria. Laird, Oordon Dean, Tpr., Half* moon Bay. Miclntyre, John Allan, Pte., North Burnaby, Morrlney, Edward Willlim, Pte., Port Moody. Terry, Robtrt Willlim, Pta., Vaneouvar. Thomson, Eric David, Pte. Tert ITiier. White, Frank Willlim, Pta. Vaneouvar. Wilcox, Albert, Pte., Vincouver. Injured B. C. RegtmenWohnien, Wilfred. Pta, Vincouver. Laird, Alexander, L-Cpl., via Na- Nitmo. Mining B.C. Regiment—Dance, Leille Old- eon, Pta., Vancouver. Isaac, John Perdue, A-Cpl. Ntw Weitmlniter. Scohle, Maurice Edward, Pte., Lyn Creek. On the Islind of Jin, blcycln in i prima muni of trimportitton. Two Albtrto Teachers to Study in Nova Scotia IDMONTON, July 10 (CP) - First action of Its Und In Alberts, two tchool taachin from tht Smoky Lake School dlviilon hava been unt by tha ichool beard to St Francli Xivler University, Antlgonlsb, N. s., to study cooperative houilng, med- lclnt ind othar community projects. Tha two men, O. Kllotyluk, principal of the Smoky Like School; ud A. J. Slyn, Vice PrlnetMl ot tht T.idway School, latt Edmonton Saturday. On their return trip, Mr. Styri and Mr. Kllotyluk will visit othar parti of Nova Scotia md Ntw Brims wick, Quebec md Ontario. Wll-, Bul Benwell, Oolln Brown, *m Whltfleld. Sir. .Benwell, "Buddy" Wird. lodey Brown nd Mr. Procter—Allin Dontldion, Mervyn UcUullln. Oraham McMullin, MlM Malahott, Steve Millhotf, Donild MacLeod, Wilter Milihoff, CUcrge Crispin ind lu MicLeod. Tbi umpire of the gtmt wu B. Bo- leckl while thl storekeeper wu Mln II Bhk.irok. Proctor Tigers Boot Longbeach Nino in Softball HtOCnXR, B.C.-A tut lime Ot tof-bill wu pliyid Sunday evening when the Procter Tlgeri bait Um Longbeich nine with t won of 17 10. Tht only homt run of thi same wu hit by Walter Milihoft of thi homi teim. Teimi wtn: Longbeich — Owen »rown. Allin $z%T Rtlitve Cracking Instantly Soro, cracked, lunburnad Upa maka lift mliwiblr, Praraot sunburned Upa with Lyyoj I. It acta ■■ t protoctiTa film between thi delicate lip-ikin and tba Imvtlag ny* ot tha iub. Ita wonderful emollient action protect! tha dell cite maabrane. from chapping ei need br wind and witer, ao Upa iUjt imooth and eoft. Whan lipe ara ttreadr cricked. Lypeyl ti*ei quick relief, ■ .ill tha wounded membranei afalnrt dinieroui germa, baatana natural healing. Oet Lypeyl at yovir atora today and ueltragnlarly. SoldeTerywherelnhindy •tick form. LYPSYL _S__. TRUE STORIES OF CANADIAN WAR HEROES GORDON SINCLAIR /nf_rnat.ona_.v-/amoin journoliif and author of tovoral bott-telling book* on war and travoL rXttrWI FEU StX DAYS LATER W2. it. __.«th , bot true, te -M Ontario divinity i tbe fall of Rome, Can ad. ana thoee r_--*M-*i«i waa Canada'i Gay of Iieatenut Nonrum Ballard, aa th-tviet-rr. BalLai-l'i company heel knocke- ont four anti-tank gnni, two armored eaie, lawMM pul -eaee, a tank and a howitaer, then advanced through afaeeet ef eek. Beyond lay a wfceetllli. aad the HUhlandara paahed through that pala ta tke eee-Uaaee that luather raiment wee with them. Oat tha- wee* akewl I nailing hia platoon of 14 man, Ballard woe ahead of the main battalion when M Nad anlpera and machine fun n en opened Are from a fortm ed ridfo. BaHaitl'i nioea ML 9_l___g the wounded man'i rifle, the officer charted Ihieeglfc broken wtra. The rlfU woe empty. Bollard didn't have a ilngle 133*0. He tooted the aanpty rifle away, thea need np hill and through the who, toward tho eneaay. BaH-rd, alooo and unarmed, Ideked feur Nad mlpen ln the teeth, eyee aad aooe until they ralaad their handi Eo aorueoling it-rrander. Ooveatoea of hh le man wore able to pelt forward and help their offirrr. Oa the tray thoy killed nine Germani, wounded twice aa many, captnred tha t-dfo and held It ttmt heme until they made another advance. Counting tho fear anipera Bollard kicked Into lumnder, priaonen ■iiaahaa ail JO aad Nari dead were nine. Tho eoaualtiea of the Hlghlandere i of whom throe will live to flfht again. IU rig da-e later. In FmnCAS, In Itety, tn the m*.A,. etr egeeuiw emr Cerwi-^y, end en lh* hUjh In for th. kill, ill nul pfw4lM__.n __f r.ltrtt.,1 , lynth.tlr rtthhrr ond other cilal wor mot.rialt Iti.l I, tile wttty tkjmrUm tf Ike if age met* I enA men of VOL. until jln.1 Aefmy I. our. And "til etl» prOOOOWaO le ltagVtt-H*lggei-rr_ffly her*-*leahnl for rictary t iMe emr-teered plant _s*t*_i*_it * m_m«-i't pmmm, tmm,,-four houri a Amy tn tk* ywm-. Mor* then en, Amikv plant in CenoAa. UNITED DISTILLERS LTD. INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL DIVISION VANCOUVER AND GRIMSBY, CANADA [NIW DENVER AID DISCUSSES ANNUAL PALL SALI DM onvn. bo_-_j__u_i ran Mia waa iub laet of ewtmm at a Meting of the Udlae AM et Kan Pitabjterlan Church. Btx membera id four gueata ittended at tba homt Itn. W. 0. Balbtrnli, vice-Pnei- _«• RafrairunenU wwe eerred bj the Kates* aealttad by bar diuihur. Ulu _ Balbarnle Membera tnd fueatt etre lira. 0. W. Neleon, Mrt. Bilber- II*. Ura. Mar; Doyle. Mra. Id Oeone, to J 1 Smith. Mln Dora Clem. fUlton: Km J. Nymin, Mn. D. Bhin- , Mra. H clever and Mn. T. • p. Prttldtnt Mn. C. W. Nelaon tu In the chilr. LONDON (CP).—Tht altrt ilfnal Bathed on the screen In a suburbin theitre In thi dlitanot t llylni bomb eraahed and then another a Uttlt nearer. Immediate.* afterwarde t chiricter In the mo vli eald: "Be this u what they nil clvll-ation." IISTEHIHG IPi TONIGHT . at 8:45 p.m. CJ.A.T. 610 on Year Dial Heir R. i. Temple- toll tomorrow eve n__g tn another IS minutei of comments ca curTtnt _______ ot Importinct ta every r eeldent of B C Jtovnem Ikeep? POSTED No Notice on Appeal on Lumber Wages ORANBROOK. B.C—No public innouncement haa rat bttn mide by tba tfloBil War Ubor Board followinf a ipeclil hearlni recttitly at Kelowna to oonalder an appeal of tbe International Woodworkeri of America for upward adjustment of lumber wafea In tbt Southern Interior of tht Province to conform wtth wifei for tbe roe work ln the Northern Ulterior. Only one lumber plant In the (Southern Interior, which Includes both Kooteniyi and the Okanatan Valley, haa a union contract with lta worktn, the B. Blmpaon and Kelowna Bawmllla Ltd.. whoee promt contrict rum until tha laat day of thla ntr. J. Hi- rtot represented tbe Onion In predentin j the achedule of current wiges tht propoeed ttatei. and tbi wafee now ptrmltted for ilmllar work In thi Northern Interior. Bepretentlnl thl Southern Inte. (tor Lumbtr ____uf_.turtri' Auoclatlon, Hugh Dalton protested the propoeed teale wu conaiderably ln i«- oeii of tht exlitlni Northern Interior le, and claimed that under the aWIM V.0NDCI. TO 00 IN NAVY: Alan Pord, the Vala twlm wondtr, talk of tht tportt world, will go In for lubmarlnt tervlci whin ht beglnt idvinced navy training. Tht 20.year-old, record- breiklng natttor lelected that branch of tha tervlce, beciuie he hit been under water to tfttn that ht hopei to continue "living" there. OiL JA*. dut TUESDAY, JULY 11 CKLN AND CBC PROGRAMMES MORNINC 7_0—O Cinidi 7:31— Tout and Coffee (CK_Ni • :0O—CBC Niwi «:_&-front Line rarnlly f:IO—Morning Concert >:0O— BBC Nltn _;1_—Voice of Memory (OKU) i »__—Sweithaarta (CKLN) • ao—On *__»_* (CKLN) . :15— Muilc while Tou Work IM—Time _**_—1 10:00—Mualc Por Moderna 10:16—Women's Plfl of tbt Air (O-CU.) 10 AS—Music In tbe Afternoon ll:0O— Music tn Walts Tlma 11:11—Choral Oomt-iati 1:t_—Dancing Till Noon 13:00—B.C. Parm Broadcait AFTERNOON -Tbe not Part 1 I:l_—Talk IBB. _____ Bar i 1 45—Artuu af Tomorrow 3:00—Top Tunea 1 It— Organ Concert 3:50—Listen to London 3:49—Llatt—tn' Pivountee 3:00—Western nn 3:15—Piano Rambllnga 3.30-Curtaln Cchota 3:4B— BBC News 4:00—Rhrtomttte 4:0.-Wlltltlme (CKLNI 4 IS—Bhytbmette 4 SO—Vagabond Newt 4:4a—CBC Newa Ptound-Cp _ :00—Virinlet ln Madam Rhythm (CKLN) 5 HO—Men af Mualc IVININC 3:0O— Mer-hint Navy menus _:__—Peerleei PratanU (CKLN) _:_-—Brlfadler Neti (CKLN) «:«.—Cavalcade of Melody (CKLNI TM—CM Newa 7 IS-Booki of thl TUnta ISO—Ocean Reciui J .00—Croaaroadt of Touth • :IO-Nl»ht Train (CKLN) 141 Mutical Programme (CKLN) »:H-OB the MM letk-aoy ehleldl * CO. .it-Organ Intarhidt 8_W—CBO Been ■M—CSK Ntwi Roundup io il toed aatt tm Km* "What wouldn't I give for a car!" .?, He wente a new car. She dreamt of real Nylon tto-kin|_. Hundreda of thouaandi of other Canadian! want new radio*, new refrigerator., new wuhing machine*, new toutera ... counti.si other thing* they have done without, hut Intend to buy, when the war ii ortr. That meana bu»y factorie*, working to meet the pent up demand of people with money to apend on erery oonceiraUe kind of article from homee to meat grinder*. It meana JOBS. Of courv there will he poat-war "problemi". Bat there will be opportuaiaee too, plenty of them—and acope for individual brajni and tnidaOT*. Canada will ba a buay place when Viet-ry ia' Jwmtla PRIVATK EUTttPRISB? It it tk* natural (men to main rear own way, ia far aa vour ability will take you; an Ine-tact that haa br-_(_t to stand-, of life enjoy., by sny people oe earth It ii the spirit ca dec—crecy on the ^__erc__... THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA wife miaa ar-er-tn-eo-M- ttw* ware do pounda (or as 111-**** tn Boutbun Interior ML He eald abnormal oondltloni of operatloni bad Increased coat of production while lumber prlcee remiln otlllsied. Be oomplilned that wa|a order enforcement wn lai In the Southern Interior, whloh handicapped lefltlmate atori who did not obatrvt wtMtmW compiUnf with lrreepon. ilble opento- the oalUnaa. In hia ititement to tbt Board hi caked that conelderatlon of any re- vlalon ln wage Main, If there won any, ahould be pottpontd until November or December whan work had alackened off for th* anion and op- eraton oould form a committal to preeent their viewi. Rl tin luffiited that If any upward revlilon wia deemed idvlaible tt ahould bt In tht form of an Incentive bonus whleh would Increiie production rither than In- creatlnf tht coit of production. Norwegians ond Finni Join Russians NEW YORK, July 10 (CP)-Tht BBC, quoting an article tn tha SwedUh newipaper Svemki Dtgbladet, aald today Norwegim and Flnnlih partlaana ln Finland and Northern Norwiy had Joined Ruulin parti- aana ln fighting tha Germini. Name 43 Election Commissioners rorty-thr** Kootenay r*tldtnU have beta gaittttd u Provlnclil Eltctlon* CommUalontn. Outia* ot iuch commlnlontri la to tak* iff IdavlU In connection wttb th* provincial voter* Hit. The appoint*** aw Nelion—Mn. Margiret Grant Oliver, lln. baballa Cunningham, Mn. Ellubeth Carrie, Mn. Htnrl- ttte Sutherlind, Mn. Elliibtth Mlllt, Mri. Ellubeth Francei Edg- Injrton, Mn. Clal* E. E. Smith, Mn. Bertha H. Sptlri, Mn. Mary Cookson, Mra. Margartt Patenon, Walter Hand-Ida, Stephen McDonald, Mra. Dorothy McLean, Joieph P. Herr on, Emtnuel W. Kopeckl, I_H- 11* Morton RoberUon, Mri. Jeslle Mclvor, Oordon K. Burnt, Mri. M. I. Lalng, John Smith, Mr*. Agnes Britten, Frank Armitrong Stuart Creiton — Henry Hugh Taylor, Chirlei H. Meulnger, Mln Auguiti H. Doyle, Frank Romano, Herbert Henry Erlckaon, William Patrick Kelrn. Willow Point-Mr*. lather Mir NIUON DAILY NIWI, TUUDAY, JULY 11, 1.44-7 feret Stallwood. Wynndel—Ellis Url Canyon—Wilton L. Browell, Lud- vlg Moberg. Erlckion-Elvln Cirtwrlght, Arrow Creek—T. Oman Arrow. _____ Procter—Harry OUL Qu«*n'a Bty—Bull Aylmer. Balfour—Donald Cameron. 8ht*p Creek—Owir Gerald Mic- Intyr*. Salmo—Howard Moor*. Longbaach—David H. Farguaon. Ymlr-Andrew Burgeu, Jr. South Slocin—Chirlei Bland. B_anln|ton—John P. Civlll. SAYS REPORTS CAME FROM LONDON LONDON. July 10 (CP-Reuteri) -Moecow Radio aald todiy that report! that putt of tha Germin flying bomb had com* from Spain — alleged ln tha Houae ot Commoni, to hava emimted from Moacow — wtr* ln fact only • re-lisue of tha Soviet Prat of • itory which hid previouily appeared ln a London Sunday newipiper. Defective Brakes Let Him Hit Street Cor; Is Fined $30 Pleading guilty th City Polln Court Monday to driving In a manner dingeroui to th* public, Peter N. Repln of Caitlejir wu fined |30 without coiu, by Mas-tr>te William Brown. Th* cu* iron from * colllilon on July I between Rapln'i truck and a itreet car on Joacphln* Street, ti he wu travelling South, Ripln'i brakei filling to work with th* remit that he drove Into th* ilde of tha tlreet cir 11 the latter wu taking th* curve. It wu Rapln'i tint offence. A. Robouo Robion Pound-Keeper Attlllo Robazza hu baen appointed pound keeper it Robton. Ht lucceedi Albert Johnaon, whoee resignation ll reported in the B. C. Gl- Mtte. 013* t^Mfr a V5tV '<&* ^ c,& TO *A*m Vol*-*** th***9 TO PREVENT INFLATION! -NOW AND DEFLATION ... LATER » fAianij m™***r or CAKADA. *t>8 Controlled prices, wotjet, co»tt, profit* mean tecurity ^.a «*, ■ns OOvs. H ene br*oki through , '< u the prop* itop iplnnlng Thi plint, ihown ibovt trt dnw* up tn i pirtly eempleted il—trip when Ameeleaa essglneen win it'll working when the pieturt wit mill. ikC.A.F. Flsetu) tVtaAu***. tW-Vttm TODAVI PATTIRN: Pliy bill —or "lut" In tht ran In thli euy, to uw, breexy playwlt, Pitttrn 1*77. You'll wtnt buton-fro.it iklrt md trim Jicket, too. Plttern 9277 iliei: 12. 14, 15. 18, 20; 30, 12, 34, 30. Jl, 40, 42, 44. lln 18. bra tnd ihort. 2 yirdi 35.Inch .•brie. Bind 20 cenu for thli pitttrn tt Tht Ntlun Dally Ntwt, Needle- end Dipt, Ntlun. Wrltt plainly patttrn numbtr, your ntmt md tddrtu. Pltterm will bt mllltd to your homt In tbout II dart. Thtrt mty bt umt further de liy In delivery beetuu tf the large Inertni In orden during the pruent ituon. CASTLEGAR CA-TUB-AR. BC-M-t Alice est* Bdni --—___• bate left tor t te_- monthi holldiy wttb their motbar, Mrt A. Hodtlni A creu. Alia. PU. John BUInton of in., ll spending I luve with mothtr. Mrt M BUinton ID and -_1 Bbukey md children left lo holldiy it Medicine Hit Alu. Mri _ meter of Tnll Tinted Mr ind Mrt. M. Burn-am. Mlu Bit-trine Kurtyluk lttt lot thl Okinigin whert ibe will thi Bummer. ■ * Mr end Mn D Bbu left for t two Mki holiday it Use Oout Pte. Al Rlrhird* u tpendlng i luve with hli wtfi ind ion hiri. Mlu Lucy and Minis* Brnidnisn hit* left for • wuk'i holldiy it Bt- nttt Mlu Raul Baunden left lor • two wuki holldiy it Victorii and Vin. eastern. Vliiton to Nelson wen Mr ind Mn Barry Oocnmen. Mlse Bulk ind Jean Itommeri. Mlu Uary Wilker. Mr. and Mn Otto Wilier. Mra 1 Pelerion Mia Tvonne Parent. Mr Nick Uli rultrli. Miki Kerleff. Bill Rertiff Rick M-eeroff. Mr Bill Bemlooff. Mr John Maearart. Mn Willlim Rudlind bu left for • holmiy it Raglna. Buk. Verner Nelaon tillted rrU-id, in CMtlefir en route to M*l_nn Mn O Alkew A Klnnilrd tutted FRgNCH CIVILIAN! Hit 0 POR QUIITIONINO; Cut Q I Frtnklln, Diyiprln|. N I . tilk, with Pre**- elviiieae whe *>ave keen Itltlnid kv Ctai-kiu ta metei-a ef Nul irmptthlu AUNT HET B* RnnyRT oim.l.ni 1 feel rheiied when I cell IkU new young doctor Our oM doctor ilwtyi told me enough newi te CenedlM Amu/ Tjveneu Ptitlei maki hli suit worth whit tt mt"__| l k, onuegB. r. ********* m* um at betk Bnell were Trail ihoppen lind Mw c Vwhyet te Ttail wee* Mr end Mn | charl*. lutui. .nt Ml. W awky Mn i keiwwi CLASSIFIED PHONE 144 BIRTHS MrrCAU- —To night-Lieutenant id Mra. B. K. Metcalfe ot No. 10 lodarlch _od«e, Calgary, on July 4. a. Ml*. Metcalfe waa formerly llll Annie MicKlnnon of Procter HELP WANTED fOtTNO MAN TO UCARN PARTS builuua In gang! Splendid Opportunity. Apply Nitloml Selective Service Order No. MM. VANTED - OOOD STRONG BOT from lt to 17 yeiri to learn Hard- war Builneu. Apply Selective Bervloe. Neleon ItAHTED - TWO CH_JW- P-CK-I_s\ board tf de-red. Porteoui, Queeu'i Bar _b_-_____P-R WANTKO _B_____T- ately. Box Kt Dally Ntwt. SITUATIONS WANTED Bpeclal Low Rataa for non- eommerclil idvertlatmentt under thli cleaitflcttlon to isalst peaple eeekini employment Only 25c for one week (6 diyi) covers iny number of required llnei. Piyible In idvance. Add 10c 11 boi mun- ber dealred. i. lt YJAR OLD BOT AMBmOUS TO work ln the itore or warehouse Apply to P.O. Boa 187. Nelion rtlTSOW DOM H0.8_WOf_- OR cire for children, tte hour, pn MO-R after » p.m. evening* PROPERTY. HOUSES, FARMS PERSONAL WHtH IN V"C00V,R *T0? -11 Aimer Hotel, Opp CPR Uapot. OAi.BON ARC WSLDER AND HI_- mel, flrat clan ahape J. Cbaea. Ut Vernon at. 'LLOYDS 95-8 8ALV_ _______ you forget your oorni. Wc it Pleu- ry _ Phirmicy _____K STAMPS POR ALL PUB. poiei Nelaon Dally Newe Commei- clil fTlnUnt Depirtment dBiROPKAClTC X-RAY SPlHOORA phy. Strand Bldg Trail. B 0 Moult 10 p m to 1 P m a O Hiuki- 1. D c 25c rs r™-25c P O hi *S*. Vincouvir Any *-eip roll divelopid and primed a.c ReprlnU tc. Tru 6it ooupon LONELI POLK8I JOIN ________! Confldonliil Matrimonial Club- Many Membe.s With meint Particular! and deacripti.ns 10* uditt ________________________________ niJ-S DIVKLOP-D AND MtUfflA It or « rapoaura roll) -Sc ReprlnU 8c each For your enept-Ott. ehouee Kryital Plnlih Ou—rinteed non-fide -prlnu KrytUI Photoi. Wllkle. Saa- ■ itchiwan. Eatabllahed over 10 SIX ROOM BUNGALOW FAIRVIEW Living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedroomi ind btth. Oak floor*, furnace, gar- age lawn and fruit tree* g£$3000 J. D. Rosling stop 8__rgR_.o prom pollow- In* ttninsch DUorden: Add atom- ch Indigestion. Heartburn, Coated tongue. Bad Breath Bick Head- aehet, etc Un Kllk'a stomaoL powder No .. prepared Dy ttperlenced Pharmaclit lt muit give ImmedliU results or money back. II 00. I. 00 Ellk'a Medicine Company. Dept tl Saikitoon Bask Ml Ward Street Phone 117 fm nor chanoe jour pibx in- turanee on Houiehold EftecU to i .OATIR ALL RISK POUCT Thu seta you igitnit Ptrt ind The*: miny other haaardi either it ___ or trttellln* AM ua tor particular*. C W Appleyard * Co iun _aii].-B-_ acMb. sots tt-B- ln orchard, chen.ee. apple*, pears, *tc. puturt and woo-lot. a-roura Biodern houn City lervlose Casli price *_I00. WrlU Boi An, Kailo. 1.0. ' BAV- 0L___T8 w__t_t«a "Tu __iii homei Bo we solicit your __I rour property with tie C f 4cHl_-J lii Wird *-. Helaon -one 13 3 -__t SALE-- l-l ACR_* LAN--. PA» ture. woodlot. eprlnf, tui*m.w bulldlngi. mtkmjttg Umiu. taw jw partlculari call trtnlnn. 313 k ____■ _-Wa Artb f_RrT. near Appledile, la Slocin Valley UTtW caah. 8. C. Wltaoei. CaTtlef " I OT » TOU Mils A OOOD AC- tldtnt or tlckneei Policy O. W Apolevird. Ml Baker 8t I tfaciAUU m farm LIkTST __* our lUt-RoberUon Bealty Oo MS Ward St RJK5 POLAR FURS LTD. Polir Storage Guaranteed Protection Expert Restyling ind Repairing Low ratei — Free eatimatei 548 Granville St. Vancouver STOP ITCHUIQ TORTOUe est Kama, paoriatia. ringworm, ith- litl'i toot and other ikln Irrlu- tiont with Bllk'a Ointment Ho a. preacrtptlon of noted skin spec- lilitt Itch relltved promptly ■kin heeled quickly or monty re- tunded II00, II00 Mall orderi filled promptly Order todiy from Ellk'i Medicine Co. Dept U. eaa* itoon, Baak IUSINISS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY taitveas and minb RtrKrutNTATivi* _T~W WIDDOW-Otl. PROVINCIAL Aaaaytr. 101 JoatptUnt bt., Nelaon h a ELMea. ro_slakd, a c Aaaayar ChiroUl, Mine repreetn ve MACHINERY SSS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Spear __ Jickton "Challenger" Power Sawi with 19 horsepower, 1 cycle gasoline motori, especially deelgned for falling and bucking. Will cut -11,000 tl uwlogi per day, or 40 cords of eordwood. Lowrence Industrial Power Units With the Chryiler lnduitrial L-haid 83 h-p. fluid drive motor, particularly designed (or sit- mill* — Economical - Efficient Dependable. Nelson Machinery Equipment Co. lit Hall SL .Drawer 230 NELSON, B.C. Mining. Milling and Sawmill Michinery. Lawrence lnduitrial Power UnlU. Heapa Engineering Co. Sawmill Michinery. Speir tnd Jickion, "The World'! Oldest Maker* of Sawi" Siw BIU, Holden, Circultr Stwi, Power Siwi, Oatollna and Electric. 'The Saw Without a Flaw." UVISTOCK, POULTRY AND FARM SUPPLIES. ETC. NEW RAMP-HIRE BABT OH-OB* approved tad blood .Mad itock, 110 per IN, 1 ent more per chick len than 100. Reidy to ihip tvtry Tuudiy. tf no igent it your itation •end enough money to pay charm Ollliy Avenue Hatchery, John Oood. man UM Oilley Avenue. Raw Weet- mlaittr, a.O. quautt ennoxa Oovirnmmt ipprovad, blood Mated New Hlmplhlrt tnd Whlt* Ughorn Ordin taktn for lat* Miy aad June delivery Weetmlniter Hatchiry Is Poulty Parm * Accarlaa R.a.1. Hew W-r-nlnttat. EO. por mik-l oHJJW _a; 1-. HI.. weight ltoo Iht.: I—I yn.. wtlght 14O0 Ibi; 3 MU of hirneu oompliM. •nd oni wagon. Peter Troflmikoff, c-o D. Dontldion. Procter, B.O. MONTH-OLD RHODE I_LAN_ -B pulltt chlcki. |t.M down, mlied •et MOO doten. Oeorgi Oime, Trl- •ngll Poultry Farm, Armitrong. BALI-1460 ii. H-*_? HI rendition. itaeaonabU price. ly John J, Bavt-koff, Thrumt. POR Rood WANTID, MISCELUNEOUS WANTED—POLDINO BTTLE BABT butty tn good condition. Ph. T_a-». por W^i-_*. me, B-n m iba. Work doubli or ilngli. Alto M month uld colt. Apply David Smut, R. R. 1, Nilion. B.C wouti. ula Vo P-T«c_IaH WOob •awing outfit without entlne. Bot til, Dtlly Ntwi. MARKlls_ RUBBER STAMPS POR Fruit Botes Nilaon Dall L ROOM AND BOARD BEDS—50c A NIOHT, CLUB HOTEL. Slllci Ht HI WEST KOOTBMAT ___UT oF lice. «10 Kooteniy St. NtUon. B C A J BU1E. Independent Mine Repn senutlve Bos M, Trill B C gt ildivh roNTBACjoaa KlLBON BUILDINO COItTtAOTOll No Jol» too una11 or too —rge Phon* MO *0T front St ENOINTgai amp iravEToa* ft W HAOOEN. MININO AND CIVIl Engineer. B C Land aurviyot BottiaBd ind O-aadJtaa--■ C. aoro c a-TL-CR. .il ooaa Nelton. BC Surveyot tad INaURANCE AND BEAL ESTATE CHAB P MCHARDT, IiaURARCl Real Bttiu Phone 111 TlmMen DETACHABLE DRILL BITS All ilam, immediate delivery. Threided drill rodi for any maka blU, all lengtha; ImmedUU delivery PURVES E. klTCHIE (, SON 6_« Hornby < ^ ^ MAr mi PUBLIC NOTICES OOT_RN___NT UQUOB AOT (Section II) rTOTICl OP APPLICATION POR CON- BBNT TO TRAtUIPXR OP BEIR U- ORKOB. NOTICa IB HEREBT given thit on thi 7th diy of Auguit neit, the underlined Intend! to apply lo the Ll- quor Control Board for oonaenl to trtnifer Beer licence No. MM. Iuued In reipect to premise* being part of i building known sa SAVOY HOTE1. tltuitl It IN B_ker Street, NlUon. BrlUah Columbia, upon lands described u LoU Thirteen (11) end Four- tan (14). Block Nlntly-onl (tl) DL Nlmty-flvt, NeUon Cltr Plan. Nelaon Land Reilnritlon DUtrlct. In thi Provlnct of BrltUh Columbii. trom Hirvty Joieph Hauck and Alice Margaret Bauck to Olenroy Orey Hus- Ubll al NeUon. Brltlih Columbls, tht trantttrie DATED at Nelaon. BrltUh Colum. bis. thu lib diy of July, au mn OLINROY UREY HUXTABLE Applicant and Transferee TIMBER SALB XM-JI Btiled tenden will be received by the MlnUter of Landa at Victoria. B C oot la'*r than 11 an. on tba ntn day A lui,, lttt. for the purchaae of Ueenee XIMU to cut 1*07.000 ftet of Sprue*. Plr. Larch, WhlU Pine. Heroic**. Otder. LodgepoU Pint ind Biisim ud 33.3*3 lipoel ptet of cedar Polaa a—g Pllln* on an aaaa alt- uated one-hall mill North of Blueberry Creek. CaoWnay Land DUtrtcl Two (11 yeara will ba allowed for removal of timber. further particulars A the Chtrl Vletoru. BC. er D-trict VANCOUVER STOCKS Hayonne 08 M% Bralorna __. 13 76 H.M Cariboo Oold 1 TO 185 Oold Belt .'18 MVi Orull Wlhkane .08 V. Hedley Mtacot M 41 il.'ml Mounuin .... 1.00 1 03 Koot Belle ,. 37 Vt 30 Pend Oreille 141 1 58 Pioneer Oold 3 10 3 90 Premier Oold 1 33 l-l Privateer "__ .40 Recvee MacD 34 Reno Oold - Sheep Creek Whiuwater Ymlr Yankee Olrl . OILS Anglo-Cin Cal k Edmonton .... Dilhouali PoothllU _ Romt _ McD Serur Esp Model Okiltl Com „ Pacific PeU United VimlU Vulcan _ ■NDI'-TBIAIJ B C T-lsphonl Capital Est . . Cotst Brew United Dlttlll 04 S 91 03', .04 88 1 93 33 1 30 J3S .06 U, .17 .48 53 .04 s. 08 11 11400 100 tw, 100 Fruit Crops Show Good Increase; Kootenay Strawberries Near Peik vnufoir, B.c, juiy 10 ten - Subatantlal lncreaaet ln Britiah Co* lumbla fruit crop* thl* yeir com* pered with UU ire eitlmate. la the fortnightly report Iuued today by th* Provlnclil Depirtment > of Agriculture. Eillmitei Of tb* 1M4 cropi, with IMS actual production In bucket., follow: Appl**, 0,-70,470 box** (4, 411,116; cr*b ipplei, 157,350 box** (92,140); pein. 479,060 boxe* (MT, IM); gnpei 3,709,100 poundi (1,762,- 886). Vincouvtr lilind ind Quit Iilindi: Th* itriwberry crop 1* practically over and production hu been aoma- what better thu expected. Hup- berrlei and loginberrles ire now moving ln fair volume. Blick currant* IT* now being hirveited. Blackball** *r* going ortr full bloom. Grape* trt In bloom tnd att-nf. Etrly virletiei of sweet cherrlei htv* b**n harv**_*d, alio aoma Royal Anne* and a tew Blng* ln early location* Sour cherrlei (ra developing. Montmorancl** will *oon bt reidy. Eirly ipplei tr* making good piugreee. Petri trt ilm ilz- tht peik fairly rapidly although tomt picking I* continuing In ■ ftw planting*, Rupbarrl** »re ripening rapidly and picking will ba ln full •wing by the end of thli week. Crop -proip«U continue to Indlcite good yield* ln mott planting* Cherrlei ire ripening rapidly end whll* (pllttlng tl ln evidence th* damage ha* not been •■ extenilve •■ wu expected trom th* rec*nt nln, Eirly ipplei; ire ilrlng and will ba on th* market baton the middle ot tha month. Salmon Arm, Sorrento and Main Lln* po!"'* Over th* put two w**k* temperature* hiv* been moderate with cool night* and fairly frequent ihowen. though not enough rein to be much miterlil benefit to crop*. Stnwberrlet ara moving ln volume from Silmnn Arm, Uld ihlpmenti hive tbout reiched their peik. Th* (tn ind quality of th* berrlei ar* good. Viking reipberrlei ar* beginning to com* ln and next weak ihlpping ihould become general. Armitrong. Vtrnon, Oyama, Okanagan Centre and Wlnfleld: The strawberry crop ll now paat ing nlc*ly. Th* plum crop li vari-1 ,„d th* rupbwry h»rve«t ti In full •bl* but th*n *pp*tri to be t good I -winl, Tht picking of tht blick Mt ot Italian prune* Lower Mainland: Tha itriwberry leason went ovtr MEW YORK STOCKS Amer Telephone Anicondi - Beth Bteel Cthidlin pacific .-... Dupont ,— Eaitmin Kodak Oen Electric Oen. Motori lnternitlonil Nickel lnwr 1.1 k T*l _.... Kenn Copper — Stan Oil of H 3 .— Onion Paolflo UB Rubber — U a Steel 183.. I7i_ MV. 13", 1J»% 170 V. IIH 88 H •IS HU Un sn ni". •ltt I 98 83 1_0 J40 IDS U, 30 83 54 350 MONTREAL STOCKS Mil Mid VI s Cen C-lineee pfd —.... Can Sttamshlp Oon Mln k amaltlne . Don Steel _ Ooal B McColl Prontanae National Brest Lid _ Quebec Poster _ S-iivnliin WAP Bt -a-Tinee Oorp pfd . I_eet«r NeUon. BC .rUmu Daili; -\rum Telephone IM _ Otrc-Ut—_: Phono 1S35-L CJoaaifled Advertising Rates lie per Unt per Insertion Me per line per »*ek MACBINtlTS BENNETTS UMTTED Machlns Bhop, aoatyU—s and ekaci-lc wilding motor rttrlndln* commercial rttrlatraUoQ Phont -M »44 Temots^et „_. per line per tetet (( - ■tire lnaertlona for coat nf 4) • 1.43 a Unt t month (M Umte). Minimum I U—le per inaertlon number Ho extra. ThU any number of timet PUBLIC (LEOAL) NOTICl-B, TENDERS, ETC lie pee line flrat UseeruoB. and 14c each iu_ee__ent ln_trtlon ALL ABOVE RATES LESS 10% _a PROMPT PATMJENT apaciAL low turaa aw iiwiiitti s11.111• 11 Winte* fee Ue let* eat required Maker ef ItMe fer ill Wye, tay- aau it ii™. BUB-CRirnON BATEB __ copy , • —i earrUr. per wea ln advanc* —t , earner, per year I n.onth re* Booth montha 1100 1 Tl 100 4.00 100 Abort rat** apply In Canada. Vnltad atatee ud United Klni- —_ to lUbBcrl-tra living ouUtde l**u 11 r earrUr ere— B—estl—re ind to Ctntdi eman t_Etn poaUgi it riqulrec One 00. arr_\ENSONs MACHiira __or- BpecUlUU In mine and Bill wort Mtchlni wotk. light tnd Mevy Eltctilc ind AeetyUae wilding 70* Vernon 8t. NlUoo - Phone M OPTOMETaUT* W I MARSHALL OptometrUU Bay Ave. Trail Theme ITT s.sh ratToEiE* "PAPfarr LAWBONB SAI Hardwood mercbanl 371 aaw at Pt-Ttnee of BrlUah Columble Department of Public Worhl NELSON PXH-tT BCHEDUIJI A tllrht ilurif.-n hu been made ta the eebeduU. which now reed- Perry Uavee Uu Bouth Bhori 11 40 pm ind leivee tha North Shore al 11:80 pm. In ord*. to mak* better connection wtth Uie itreet car. aigned h airnt. DUtrlct Englnter O-nirt Rouea, NlUon. IC. Juit 10th lt44 151 13 MU •Vi 8 , «1 7 14 Vi Ity, Calgary Livei.ock CALOARY, July 10 (OT)—Weekend recelpu: Clttll 448: cilvee, I; hogi, 44: ihitp, iM. Mirket iteidy on dry feed butcher cittli. Bidding —1 cenU to M ctntt lower on grset eowi. Bctl -old Bttur- dty it lie 38 for Onde Ai it yardi and planu. Oood litnbt, •11.00 to 113 35, Oood to cholct butcher tteert, 111.71 to |13_nd nftfteU movpd -i)f-_n kfiiiD in nspanM to filr demand MOWTRtAI_-*Vl*cUd Psptrg. UoX tit, c~rri*ri uid IndujUitli gkve rii laf dijpltyi Id irtu_Mctkuu up to Uit finil bout UKlty on Un itock ti- ebingt Cintolldaud Bmtlt^i Jumped Vx\ 1*45 NILSON DAILY NIWS, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1944-• This Army FOR SALI, MISCELLANEOUS Ouuundlni futurt wm ui lncrttM ' to * ntw hlfh In but mttala uid No Id Union ca__lt thlpplnf to Ml on u raiida wu al*o aht»d. apprtclAblf Inrrf aa* In annual pro. i - ■ flU. I TORONTO—Both mining froupt lud tht lndviitrtaU a*t otw hlfh prl- ITIW YORK -<^_ftomtri turotd to cm tlnot 1M0 Id today'i Toronto «- tht -tiling aid* htrt uid thtn Id to- ! ehang. market. Weitern olla ihowed automotivi. MOTORCYCLIS, IICYCLIS poa balb-i _oc_ai_tica:D_a-- Ing aimmer mill complete Veei I deya 1*00 00 Central True* end gqulpmenl Oo. TOI Preot Bl- P_one 100 aeUoa BC prveea ■ell M Booth II M: three month* M 00 «U awn the. I* 00. oue'yiar. tlla rod sa_b-i. r_ru_tP_Aii. oo_C~ tort condlUon and good Uree Will I—te old true* aa pert payment Phon* M.-X „___ WAin-D roR cash-uorr Da- llv*ry Hi- -S or Uoiel A Per* Bot r_Vl Dally N«—* rem sal* - ti huOsok bbSaP Oood Una ind body. MM cam Bot (71 Dally rlee, oariiiiArofts akd stabtIhs pxl aon Auto Wrecking ti Oarat* _ roH~Alffi._OB_ia PAItTf cm lute Wreetere >yptoquotes LBIUTUNf UC NI. 0 NCBO JBBO tnm UVr K VOOMTOCC LGICINICJLO-CUl K. LOT AC umt**. 0)p_**_n-i our soirt ia pull or a thou* BANn tNTmNsi. nriirniARimia—PLATO Crypsoquolei ere *n_Utl_-e A te- on, eu.e_l.te lot tke ervgiaal ~a l ptnom -rltteo Uphee A eut- Uiroutlseut th* attire tt-at-ouote _ a "BB mil replace aa "IX "Ind Uv* te Chirac!— haa repliced Use ,,, %TVi irilo* l_r__(* te (ke eete nil litter Pot t_*tan_t. an ~R' linn AUCTION __!__ OH AL'O I AT THB mm* turn i_c*ll*r plseai in Wynndel Pint claaa dairy etock. al*o borate and houaehold eoodi Be- mamber the daU. Au* 2nd. STA-TDABD BOVTmSB t _* mlnu lo peg* wllk dupllettt sheets MtUon Dtlly Pe-e Printing Depv rip* rrtnitcts- nnjia _B-*cTaL Aetlve Trtdlng Oo. Ill Vtncoov*r B c SAWWO OtltrtT. WOOD AND TTJW self propelled Sam Mirtln. Bio- can Part FOR SAL*-I B5__E A "Tin. BOX trailer, (d ru* J H Brown. Bslfour -TOV-Bl. TAlUtt. CH-^MT'DR-i-r sea. ete Pay leae it the Art roe. sai*- poiioi nuDOa. Oooc condition P O Bo* BB1 KINTALS daya stock muktt but enough new buying appear rd to lift MltcUd MUM fractkmi to a point or mort uid tbt m:ri\-ie*T high dlviilon WU wtll ! populated 1 Canadian Imuh wait qultt McId- \)tt improTfd ■■, whllt WalkarB taaod | % and Lakt fthort droppwd •***. | CHICAOO-Tr-B grain market had I firm undertone today with ryt futurta ihowlng independent itrength Commlaaion houM buying and ahor*. oovvrtng try t:>e local trade abaorbad eomparatlTely light h*df« offering- lo the whrat pit and prteu wert about ateady near Um cIom Tradera M Oold II illn.tr Hurtacii lu Uli rntern*! rtlrul K*rr-Addl_-n Klrkland Ukl Lake Rhnrt Mint* . Uraaqu* Contae uitca Oold . — Utile Una Lac tl.rl. CocltlhUlt - Medaen Bad Late/ 7 M J Jl .11 I IS 140 IM 1 w »s no _" no tan •li . 107 11 II ll 71 JUS 11 so 1II _n_0 17. 1 X 117 III ■ 0* Ta_i W> 7^. i i v " Malartlc Oeld Uclnttre-Porcuplne .. Mlnlnl Corp Rlpltalnf Minim Morsnda — Pamour Poroiipltie __ Pickli crow OoM Prtaton Beat Done Sen Antonio Oold Bhtrrltt Oordon Budbury Baaln Rultlvan Cone Tack-Hu*tiee Oold ..... TOtmrn Oold Mlnee . Vanturea Walla Amulet .. Wrl|ht Harajeavee — OIlJS VirmlliU — Chealltvllle Aunor __. Bear Ki Quaenitoti _ RlfUi Dpper Odl Oechenour Oltnt Ttllow Knit* Antique ... O'Brtln Train C •1MB Bock OaUhn Otw IMU'HTKUla Bell Telephone pnwere * Dtitinere .. a t? Powtr "A" . can Oir k Pmindry Otn Oeosetit If* Cm Maltlaa . Cdn Pintle Wt Can laa Aleohol A" Dominion and*. ntetlllera aetfraat .... Pot* at Ctnadi "A" Ocpdvear Tin Imperial ToBeeee Montreel Power Bat Bteel Oer Betel el can IM tl 39 S 10 a M M1S 1 47 IH 2 7» 4*1 -MH 441 1 SCI ISO 1II 13 11 Sll e si oa l so 4 It 171 DO .00 _ K) I ia ISO »3 170 M too il 111 • n ilk i - 4T* - us IH .. H . - Hn . im M 11.4 MVi 17 currant crop for procenlnf will be under way within a week with the quality and promise ot yield being both (ood. In the orchard* the development of both fruit and tree* Is normil to ibove ln the majority of orchard*. Blnf cherrlei art now beinf hirveited and they ire of excellent ill* and quality. PeachM and apricots in excellent ind th* crop In thli section will be much ltrfer than iny produced In prevloui year* Summerlartd, Naramata, Wad- bank and Ptachland: Wuther conditloni for the past two weeks hava baan Ideal for tha growth of all crop* Pentlcton, Kaleden, Keremeoi, Oliver ind OaoyoM: Tht weither hat been uniettled with quit* • lot of wind and only a few really warm day* The orchard* from here to the lnternitlonil border heve never looked better than they do this year. Kootenay and Arrow LakMl The weather on the whole hM been favorable to all crop growth. StriwberrlM tr* now moving In volumt tnd tht recent Improvement In Kill moUrtur* conditloni will greetly benefit thu crop. lUurp- berry proipedi have alio Improved by the heavy rain* July 1. Thinning li under way In th* orchardi ind the fruit li of good lire. Creeto n: StnwberrlM of txctlltnt quality trt coming In fut, tnd tht peak will be by the end of next week. Raspberry picking will start within a week. Cinei ire rapidly outgrowing the Winter froit Injury ind a food crop ia almoat mured. Grand rorkt: Cloudy *nd damp day* fivored th* vegetable!, whll* th* Ont cvt- tlng of alfl-fi hay wu sub)ected to heivy ibowera. SoAie loMM wer* experienced but much of tb* hay wu iilviged. Then wu ample feed on the rangei during tht month wiyi c*t_*, «tc., In good condition. Th* trtt fruit iltuition hM -h»n__d illghtly -no* th* *_ry f»v- orabl* outlook during Hay. On Junt 23 t severe hill storm iwept through the Eastern and of the diatrlct and a faw applt orchardi mffered dimige to tha young trull A fairly heavy Jun* drop wlU lowtr prevloui eitlmltn. Tonight's All-Star Lineups PITTSBURGH, July 10 (AP) - Probable starting lineupe for tomorrow nlght'i mt.or leigue ell- itir gime it Forbei Field: (Batting tnd pitching recordi In partnthetii) AMIRICAN LEAQUI Oucker, Chicago (SH). cf Spence. Wuhlngton < 193). rf McQuinn, St LouU <__-), lb. Stephen* SL Louti (J01), m. Johnaon, Boiton (.3181. If. Keltner, Clevtltnd .(J-O), Ib. Doerr. Botton (340). 2b Hemiley, New York (IM), c. Borowy. New York (11-4) NATIONAL LIAOUI Giltn, Brooklyn ISIS), If. Civiretta. Chicago ISM), lb. Muiiil. St. Loula, (_6_i, cf W. Cooper. SL Louii (-061 o< Mueller. Cincinnati (__-). c. Walker. Brooklyn (SSI), rf. Illlott. PitUburgh (.JM) or Kur owskl, St LouU (-79), 3b. Ryan, Boiton (JM), 3b. Marlon. St. LouU (JS.li. u Wilters, Cincinnati (14-3) "Bo Yir Qonnt _tnd Verbil M •nd PirroUl gu by Cronln' Cirrlir Plgiont il* Bucky Walters Starting Hurler lor Nab; Expect Borowy for American PITTSBURGH, July 10 (AP) — td McCirthy to nil on hU own . 3. Normtndy front—0M mllu (from Cun). Hart to Spook Over Radio Wednesday Night VANCOUVIR. July 10 (CP) - Premier Htrt will outline the ic- complUhroentl of the Coalition Government tnd will dltcuu to tome extent lta future policy In ■ rtdlo broidcut Wedneidiy. it 7:30 p.m. over t Vincouver ititlon (CBR). Thli li the first of i wrlti ot hilf- hour brotdcatti by Premier Hart deillng with political iub)ecti. It li pltnned u • report to tht people. ilnce tt It tbt Ont time ht hai spoken on tbe rtdlo ilnce taunting letderahlp of tht mlltlon gov- SAYS FREEDOM OF SPEECH HOUSE RIGHT Prfmler Silent in Face of "Serious Threat" Tells House OTTAWA, July 18 en muit be iwtrt of the need ot continued freedom of ipeech tor the peoplei" repretentiUvei. Mr. Diefenbiker uld thtt Prlmt Mlnliter Mtckenile King, who _» often ipokt of tht rlghti of Ptr- lliment, hid remilned illent In the fice of "• mott terloui threit" to Pirlliment. Mr. Diefenbiker mide hit re- mirki during continued debttt on tht budget Libor Mlnliter Mitchell uld thit ill moblllutlon steps now btlng tiken wtrt tuthorlnd by regulitioni whloh hive bttn mtdt public. Hi wu intwerlng Mr. Dltftn^tktr who uld t ipeech yuterdty by Premier Adiltrd Otdbtut ef Quebec Indicated thtt cirtiln •ximptlons from urvlu wtrt being grinted mtn In Que- bto ef whleh tht Houu hid not been Informed. Amweiing Oordon Onydon. Pro grtnive Coniervitlve Houn Leader, Detence Mlnliter Riliton nld thit only two men were Involved In flghti reported it Petawewt Military Cimp recently. It hid never been necemry to un • fire hon to quell t diiturtance u hid been reported ln newtpapen. The Houn heird. without comment, the niggettlon of Mr. King thtt ilttlngi ihould be held on Wedneidiy evenlngi itirtlng thit wnk, with morning, ifternoon tnd evening ilttlngi btglnnlng next wnk. J. _ Mitthewi (L-Brandon) nld Cinidi ihould not iwillow thi euy doctrine thit dtbt coiti nothing tnd need never be repild. Ht wu glid to ne effort] midt towirdi economy tn Government expendl- WAMPOLgB GRAM SALTS Coolt tht blood, clunies thi •yittm. 50c and $1.00 bottle tt Your Rexill Mort City Drug Go. Phoni 14 Bo» 400 Adults Have Duly to Youth Rotarlans Told Picturing tht youth of today u tht builneu men md leaden of tht future, Rev. Bob McLiren, United Church Field SecreUry for Boyi Work, emphiilied to Nelton Ro ttrltni Mondiy their duty In training tnd preparing young people. Mr. McLaren, whou heidquirten •re it Vincouver, hu been lome _ for Koolaree Cimp Summer ici- iloru. Nelion'i but tourlit mirket wm the prairlei tnd lti belt customer! the pnlrle residents, George Lo mu of Cilgiry, • guut, uld. Scenic beiuty ot thli Dlitrlct mide it Ideal u t retort area, tnd Nelson could do no better Uim direct iti invltitloni to the pnlrle provinces, he uld. Swim Trunks By JANTZEN and HARVEY-WOODS If you don't iwlm, rt- lax on th* beach in a pair of these new Swim Trunks —made of all wool and lastex and wool in all colors. Sizes 30 to 44.. — Plain Black Bathing Suits 52.75 $3.25 EMORY'S LIMITED THE MAN'S STORE BALL SCORES INTIRNATIONAL Toronto >, Montreil 1 Syracuse 1, Newirk 4. Baltimore S, Jeney City «. AMIRICAN ASSOCIATION Indlmipolli 10. Columbui 8. Loulivllle 10, Toledo 7. . Mlnneipolll 1, Mllwiukee I. COLOMBO (CP).—More thin S00S schools in now uklng ptrt In thi li- lind'i food production drlvt md tht children ue cultltitlni ieveril thon* undi of tcree of land. Corn in Radiator Proves Hedge Clipping Altitude LONDON, July 10 (CP)-_____r. fighter pilot Fa W. A. Doyle ot Winnipeg landed it bu Normindy lir field yeiterdiy with vlilble evidence thet be had gone ln it hedge- hopping altitude to ihoot up i German motor triniport column. Dlipitchei trom the battlefront nld Ihe ground crew found mn ot corn embedded ln the radiator of hli Spitfire, whllt lwl|i were hinging from hit cannon barrell NEUTRAL AGAINST WHOM? The entire taxation fibrlc would require revlilon tfter the wtr u It hid not been developed on my scientific principle The tixpiyer -hould haee the right of appeel tram the declilon of Depn-tmen.il offlcliU. Mn. ttorin Nlelun (Unity- North Battleford) nld thtt the tuition tyittm htd not mtt with the ipprovil of Libor. Then ihould htvt been certlficitei ihowlng thi imount of refund- •ble ttx paid which were Immedlitely ivillible to thou who peld -Mb-tax. As ■ group, firmen still did not receive their fair thire of the nttlontl Income. Tht pt-pceed Commiuion to Itudy t-cceulon duties utd tfinuttlu Uxitlon ihould broad - en Ha work to eximme tht grnenl Uxitlon lyitem which ihould bt bend on iblllty lo piy. Mra. Nlelun nld too much hid been tald tbout dlfflcultlu of the Wi, tnd Canadian! lmtud ihould look forward. Tht C.C.f, by "harping" on peat hirdihlpe, were not doing Cinidi • urvlce. It wu not rauonibll lo luggeit the future choice' wu Sodillam or dipnulon. Ctntdt wn not tht nition tht wu In the "Hungry 10*1," ind had ihown bar productive cepedty. Burned Stacks of Material NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, July 10 (CP)—B. W. Slmpeon of New Weitmlniter releued for publication today • letterhe received from hii diughter it Whltehone, Y. T, telling of destruction of Amerlcm miterlil. Tht litter uid: "I wu out to t ctmp lut night North of Whitehorn. I uw • plire they call Stlvigc Poit. It li • bir- n-ks between two end three dty blocki long, picked with winter clothei, overshoes, parkas, pun wool blanket!, comforters, chain, office desks ind ilmost everything you could lmigine. "So help me God, they iticked them up, poured guoline over them, nt Ihem on tire. Guirdi itood iround with fixed biyonett so nobody could get inythlng. "Several of the boyi tround here told me of etui where they burled two or three trucki md tractors in holei end covered them over wltn iteim ihoveli." *m ror OK. Applli-ee REPAIRS Cill NELSON ELECTRIC CO. 874 Biker 81 Pnooo •*»- 1 winttd my hilr tiled right so I vUlted tht Haihh Tru-Art Beiuty Stlon Johmtont Block Phont Ttl ****** tv! F. H. SMITH If It's Electric Phont 666 151 lekef Jt. -____-_r_y_____ **?_"* niii'iii* LOWDOK ICT).-ttl. Tin Volkm- ntrf. KauovtUe, Ont., tad Aft Lew- ia>u Oilley, PtMrberougk, Ont. wu to Bnglsnd st tht ume tlm-." ind were posted with tbt turn unit. They emtud to mnci ta tbe ume lindini eran. Then tbty kwt light A oetb other Row they ire wounded ind In the tune hoepiut tn bedt ntxt to etek oOier. Mark Time on Jap Question VANCOUVIB. July 10 (CP) - City Council today pi—or! ■ reiolutlon deferring temporarily rt-defln- ltlon of lti stand on tbt Jipaneie question. In 1MJ council lndicited to the Dominion Government il might bt igreetblt to return to the coutal aree of B. C of t quoti of Canadian-bom Jipineie of proven loyalty tf thon born ln Jtptn were repitrlated. Miyor Cornett conunted to accept the postponement rither thtn preu hli origlnil motion to demtnd now thtt ill Japi be ouited from the Dominion when puce returns Tht Miyor ind Aldermen G. C. Miller testified thit none of the other provinces ln Ctnadi which they vlilted on i trani-contlnenUl trip lut lut month it willing to retain my of the Jipt re-tettlea within their boundiriei ilnce Petri Harbor. "Whtn wt ne that our fellow Ci- ntditm in not preptred to cooper- lie with ui the only thing we can do il demtnd totil repatriation. Aid Miller declared. He wu chilrmin ot tht tub-eommlttu which drafted the IMI reeoiuioo Miyor Cornett uid he wu hopeful thtt eventually ill citlrem will ue the logic of hli contention thtt totil removil "would be better for the Jipt tnd better for us" Interpreting The War News By KIRKI L SIMPSON Aateeiated Prut Wir Ami. it A dingeroui Ruadan ttlb Into Northeattern Llthuinli thraetenlng to eut of fall Germin forcei In Let- vlt tnd Eitonli It tdmltted In Berlin broad-Ufa u well u Moecow communique. It -endi tome credibility to un. derground reporti in London of impending Nul flight from both Baltic stile* tnd mott of Llthuinli. Twt new Ruttltn puncture of the toppling Germin front holwoui the Baltic and lha Prtpet Marehn It in Ihe region ot Utene, rapture nf whirh Moecow innounced todey. The teem Un M mllu or n Imlde tht 1'olIih-Llthumiin border on the Diugivpili (Dvtnikl-Ktunu hlgh- »iy. lta fill memi that the laet direct communlcitlon line bu been cut between Um Uthutnlm ripl'il aa dthe LelvUn-Iitonlm tnd of the tmua bettle front The _____■_■ brnk-Uirough it Wilno tnd In tht Utene tree ue—ti to -oom the toe to mrrender of i'l the Btltle tUtn except the South weet comer of Litbuenlt within tht Southwird curve of the Nttntnii River erhtak flewt through both Kiunu tnd Orodno Nui forming up behind the Neat met River et he North end ot the .-rivaling laat front would bring the kettle onto German mil for tht flrtt time Tht tiretm nuuii the Llthumlin-Eait Pruiilin border ______ of Kaunu to reach the Baltic oo the Pruuiin cout THOMPSON FUNERAL HOMI AMIUIANCI MRVICI "Dlitlntthn runeral Serrloe* 119 Kooteniy St GET YOUR FAVORITE SANDWICH at the STAR CAFE niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TEXACO OUTBOARD LUBRICANT Witerproof U-oi tube Cuthbert Motors Ltd. 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