Sever Jap Allies Supply Line Cut Kamalng - Mogaung Road; Battle for Myitkyina Still Raging By CHARLES A. GRUMICH Aiitxioted Pren Stuff Writer KANDY, Ceylon, May 30 (AP)—Allied fore** In a turprfss blow at Japaneie defencei in North Burma hove levered th* road connecting Kamaing and" - Mogaung, main enemy bases in the Upper Mogaung Valley, it was announced today. Allied »lr forces lupportlng thli thruit reined bombi «nd bulleU on ro*di *nd lh* rsil line leediii! through th* lrraw»ddy V*U*y. up which the Japaneie have been lending reinforcemtnU te protect their poiltloni, which »re Imperilled from Kamalng lo Myitkyina, torn* 40 miles to the Eait. The by-psulng ol Kamalng lell that itrong polnl in peril, lor Its ro*d to Mogaung. 20 miles South •nd Cut, was IU main route of supply. Lt-Oen Joseph W Slllwell'i troopi mide *om* progreu In the nglng battl* lor Myltkyin*, *d- v»nclng 000 yirdi In • drive Irom th* Weit end beating of! Japaneie counteratUck South »nd Southwest of the town In heavy fighting. Chlneu force* driving to the Wett from Southweit Chlni in a ctmpaign de*lgned lo hook up with Stllwell'l troop*, uiied the village of Lengihulkuo In ■ bittle tbove the cloudi on the lofty Mimlen trail lead to Tengchung. leat of Japan- *u operitlon* In Yunnan province The Southeut Alia Headquart- ert communique uld thit In tbe Minlpur Hills South of Imphsl the Jipaneie were lurrnunded "end elimlnited" it uveril polnU. with miny guru ind much equipment raptured. Reserve Judgment on Japanese Property Cases OTTAWA Mty SO (CP) - Mr Juitlc* J. T. Thoraon of the Exchequer Court today reserved ludgment In three teat cuu to de- tenrjtne th* right of th* custodUn of *otmy propsrrty to Mil property of Jipineu reildenU of C*n*d*. Argument In th* c*u luted two dayi with J. A Macl^nnan cf Vaaeouvtr, »olicitor for th* fosir Jipaneu concerned, ill of whom own reeldenual property ln V*n- couver, holding that the cuitodlin ihould hS pi entitled from se! 1 Ing the property Mr MtcLennan maln- Ulned tha orden-ln-councll giving him tuthorlty were unconstllutlon- al and Ihat be wu merely t truitee P P. Vtrcoe, Deputy Mlnliter ol Juitlce. repiaaented lh* Govern- ment and oppoeed the application. Friendly Plan* Silenced Lot Angeles Radio SAN FRANCISCO, Miy SO (AP) —Tht Weitern Defenci Commind lamed tht following ilatement tonight on th* brief ailenclng ef ndlo lUtlom In th* Loi Angelu trtt. "Tb* Loi Angelea Fighter Wing ordered ■ radio illsnoe In thi Loi Angelei aria at 7:05 p.m. today when unidentified aircraft Wirt .ppro.chlng from off ihon. Th* radio alienee wu ended at 7:31 p.m. whtn th* aircraft wen Identified *a friendly," Sky Armada • Doten ***wx*tmrmm Tarjett.—fag* 1, Civil Servant* Subject to Survey.—Page 1. Soys Whit* Collar Worker! Wars Penolited.—Page 3. 5W =39. VOLUMI 4| .VI CINTS Pit* COPY NILION. BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA-WtDNlSDAY MORNING. MAV 11. 1M4 NUMBIR ■ ALLIES GAINING YARD BY YARD BUSY SCHEDULE AHEAD FOR PREMIER (URTIH Arrives in Ottawa After Flight From Great Britain Say Poulfrymen "Robbed" by White Collar Boys OTTAWA, Msy 10 (CP) - Prim* Minister John Curtln of Australia stepped off a train here tonight to begin a busy round of engagement* highlight of which will be * speech Thundiy before t Joint union of icnite snd commons. Mr, Curtln srrlved st Montreal earlier In the day sfter s flight from Erltaln v/here he attended the conference of empire prime mlnls- len. Mri Curtln, who left her hut- bind In Wuhlngton flv* weeki *^o, arrived ln the ripltil earlier today. Prime Mlnliter. Mackenzie King, who had invited Mr. Curtln to make the vuit wu with Mri. Curtln when ■he greeted her huibind. Memben of the federal cabinet and important official! of itate ind lervlcu formed i part of the welcoming committee. Mri Curtln wu iccompinled by Gen. Sir Thomu Blimey, chief of the Australia Generil stiff. Tomorrow Mr. Curtln begins the day with a trail on th* deputy gov- traor-teDeral, chief Jtatue* eUo- fret The goveTT*rn-.ge»*r»l, the Ctrl of Athlon*. Is miking i tour ef Western Cinada. After thli cell Mr Curtln will pay i villi to Mr King In hli officii tn the Eut block when he ti booked lor ■ half hour conference— pos- nbly on Ptciflc affairs ot mutual interut to both Domlnlotu. Mr. Curtln thtm of th* Commoni lirgest committee rooms where he will be Interviewed by the Preu His neit date Is s I luncheon st Laurler Houu, official residence of Mr King F.D.R. SAYS U.S. NOT 10 LOSE INDEPENDENCE Hull Asks Britain, Russiaand China to Send Delegates WASHlTIOTOlv, May 10 (CP) - Preildent Rootevelt uld today that tht aim of tb* United Statu for poit-wir peice mtchlnery tl in orginiutlon to work wtth tht rut of the world without taking away the Independence or Integrity of tht United Stitei ln *ny ihipe. manner or form, A complet* draft plan for poit- war security *g*lnst futun conflicts with definite objectlvu tnd proposed methods of attaining them, hu been prepared for lubmlnlon to Britain, Russia tnd Chin., tbe President told t preu conference. Mr. Roosevelt brought up the subject tfter Stat* Secretary Cor- dell Hull Invited Britain, Russia ind Chlnt to tend repreuntttlvu here—poulbly their foreign mlnlt- tert—for the first mijor discussions In 13 yun on the orginiutlon of in internstlonal igtncy to maintain pesce. The Preildent wat reminded by I reporter that In 111* ht hid .spoken favorably of President Wilson's League of Nations proposal ind wu uked If he itill felt tht ume wty ibout lt. Mr. Roouvelt nld Umu hivt changed; th* United Stitei wu proceeding on tht 1*44 partem Instead of th* llll. But lt wu well known thin wu t deilre imong peace- loving countriei for t unity of ictlon that would m*k« futun win lmpouiblt. Mr. Rooievelt idded that tht United Stitei' plan wu itill ln the drift itagt. Tht Invitation to Rus- ili, Britain and China did not nec- uurily mem that a conference would bt held tn Wuhlngton liter. WASHINGTON, Mly M (AP) —Saeretary of State Hull todiy •xtindid te the Amb.n.dir. ef Ruiili, Britain ind Chlnt Invitation* far their government, te begin Infermal talk* It) Wurlng- tm u nan u aoulWt tn eVii- tlon If l wtrld ucurlty erginltt- ttata. Hull told * newi conference the Unltad Statu li ready ta talk wtth the other countriu whtnevtr they want to dt down it tht conference table. Tht mam point of hli convtru- .r.H ,!_-...2! ""> wl* the tmbauadon todty. » be uld, rel.ted primarily to the question of t tlm* for tht meeting Asked whether Foreign Commliur Mololov of Ruul* tnd Foreign Sec- TT, mma te nmZen of parUt- "_% Tt ITiit W 3 ment will be delivered between 1 p m ind 4 p.m., In th big wooden- panelled Commoni chamber, it wu announced In the Ctxnmoci* today Pirmerl °y Dtfence Mlnliter Italiton. OTTAWA. May » 'CP tilling poultry were 'robbed'' be- eiu»e of Prteu Board liwperton I TORONTO, M.y X (CPI - C. ind "Indelible" iwguUtion* which "»dl*n BroadcuUng Corporation of- wen Uld down by "whit* colUred fteU*t •"« announced tonight ■ boyt who were never In lhe poul- *t***c» by Prim* MlnUter John Cur- try buairv***." Oppcaltlon Memben ™ « Auitrilii to l Joint uulon tf laid today In th* Common* With a Plnarve* Department *p- e»taprlatloei of SlS.awW.000 for Price* Board admlnlatralion before it. the Houu debated Ro*rd regulillonl throughout th* afternoon O. J Tuitln iPC-Prtnc* Id- w»rd-I>*nnoi) uld that when un- gr*d*d poailtry w*i mid it • poultry (•lr *l N*p*n*». Ont. Prlcei Bo«rd Inspetrtnri prevented firmer! receiving higher price* for better qu.llty bird* "My contention ll th.t th. farm th* Houi* of Commoni ind lh* Senile ThurwUy will be c*rrted over • nationil network ol the CBC from 1 lo 1 p m, CDT Pilots Parachute 1500 Feet to Safity BALBOA. Ctnal Zone, Mty IS 'APi-Two United Statu Army Mr force pursuit plana* cruhed httad-on it an estlmited combined •peed of S00 mllu tn hour Saturdiy bul lh* plloli parachuted wlth- »ri w*r* robbed of from a»ven lo „„, in.urT from ISOO feet It wu announced todey. Tcmpemturoi eight csrnl* * pound du. In the w In which th* Prteu rVsard handled the situation." he and Douglu Abbott. Pirllamenlary Auittant tn Tmince Mlnliter III Nilion had ■ rainfall of 0* for th* ley, said trial b*for« Christmu l**t 34 houn endlni Tue»diy it 5 p m, yur there wu • tendency on lh* thl* being th* third rurxtrulv* day part of ictTs. buyer, in j-uah up t„ h*v* ihow***, *nd to h*v« that price* "without ttsn rr.irh regard preclu molltun mruurement. In* lor th* price celling" and lh. En- hl(h polnl for th* 14 hour*, at TS.T forrsrment lllvt.irm wn Instructed" degree*, dated from Mondey after- to keep on the w.trh fnr rich reient thtlr countriu, Hull uld that wu up to th* government! to decide. Th* SecreUry deo declined to uy whether be would be tha principal Amerlcin repreientitlve Hull talked flnt with Vlicount Htllfit, tha British Aml»uiador, tnd Andrei Oromyko, tht Ruulin Ambtaudoc. Nut Hull recarlvtd AmUuedor Wel ot China for I ilmllir Intimation of thli couatry'i timouncad wllllngnut to begin eonverutiont'' At his preu conf*r*nc«, Hull ««- plained thit when tht tour powtn met It Moecow lut Pta Motor* offend and there wu idepttd • ruolutlon providing that they ■hould meet ixiluesi^unUy la Wuhlngton ta dlaeua ta orginiutlon to maintain "■tt VANCOUVIR OFFICER ACCOMPANIES "IKE" ON INSPECTION TRIP: Whtn Otn. "Iks" llunhowtr, Supreme Commander of thl Invulon forcu vlilted 1 itation if tht R.A.P, ucond tacti cal air force In Britain, ht mtt Groui Dunlap, C.B.I., of Vancouver, B, C. C. R. Ibov* picture thl generil li taking 1 ulutt from ilrmin of ont of tht iquidroni, with Oroup Ctpt Dunltp on hit left. Right of the Gemril ll Air Manhtl Sir A. Conlnghim, tnd On hit right, Air Chief Mirahil Ilr Tr.fford Leigh Mlllory, Air Office- Commind- Ing In chirge ef tht Allitd Air Expeditionary force. Huns Pour (Stt Rood and Fire Stories battle- ronei would be greet not j only from tilled bombi and trtll- ilery but "from Germin Incendler- ism." He slso reminded thtm to bt retdy with first lid ilnct "tht wtr mty well put quickly ind leive its ciiuiltln behind " The Germtn-conlrolled Vlchy ri- dlo, recording itniggln of tht Germani with tht rutleu underground uld 55 Fnnch intt-Nizl "terror- UU" hid been united recently tnd IT were killed In clishei which htd killed two Hitler agcnti. Algleri radio uld five Germin infantry divisions and ■ motorized Nail concentration! now resemble OTTAWA. Mty M (CP)-C»n*di li iipected to take part hi the Wsshlngton talks on crtettoa ot I world ucurlty organisation when they r.sch 1 "mort sdvsnced itegt," in lilernal Affalrt Dtptrtrntat •pokesmin uld hen today. Celling* on th. prod'trer whole sal* and null price, of poultry wise, m.lnlalned Th. Board had nothing to do with eat.hliihlng lh. grade* of dr.u.d poultry Hon R B H.nwrn PC York Sunbtlryi **ld "whlt. collared boyt' tn Otl.wi laid down refsllitinril rovttrlng th. poultry bsMtrvae* with out knowing how they would iffee! lh. producer *ni ronttimer Down Nazi Plan* Off Scotland LONDON. Mty W (CP)-A Oerman plan* wu ihot down off the North tout of Scotland late today. A Joint Air and Horn* Security no-in after 3. .a no rirh temper.tur. 1 Mfnlatriea communique llu uld * wt* rurhed Tutwday, which wu ucoti denemy tlrcrtft wu dutroy- rool Th* low wu 44 I degree* i ed In nld* on Britain Monday night ROOSEVELT NOT SATISFIED WTTH SPANISH POLICY "Shipments Hove Been Cut But Not Enough" WASHINGTON, May 10 (AP)- Preiident Roouvelt »tpnu*d th* opinion today thit Spain's ihlpmenti of lupplle* to Germany have not yet been reduced enough whll* Mn Roouvelt Indicated t belief thtt Prim* Mlnliter Churchlll'i tt- tttudt towird tht Franco Govern- *ltmm*hm.m*k teas It ssail^g"* *« mm* policy texmUm CettTSinVooiJi In 'Bulgarli when ^i"«***.£ *?**** _ ^* Tht Prime Miniiter lut Wednu- day spoke tn the Houu ot Commons whlt he himulf called "kindly wordi" ibout Spain, uytcg that country had made a "contribution" lo the United Nation*' ctuu by n ■litlng German preuun for in if fort to lake over Gibraltar nad clou the ilr.lti snd by "lejiortrig" obvlously glgsntlc Allied prep*rs- lions there befon th* North African Invulon He Indicated a handt- off policy on Spanlih Internal if- fairs. Mr Roouvelt. it 1 preu confer- CHUNOKINQ, Miy 30 (AP) - ence, told reporten then etsen- Jipineie forcu thit Undid en thi dally li no change In American n- South..stern then of L«k* Tung- ; latlona with Spiin but thit the ting av* brtiched th* Chin*** [ United Statu Government wai ucend Um of defence at th* Mil* working along day to day on the River 40 mll*i North ef Cheng- subject shs, the Chlneu High Command He uld ha did not wint anyont reported tonight \ te make in intemitionil Incident Other »dv»ncei were icored by ?"' *\ wh*' ne uld Nona ot the the enemy on 1 15-mile front on Unlu<1 "•dons, h< oburved. li en- Anothir ilow itruggl. wu b.- *« Chlneu flnt line of defence; ""'' **^*tl t"» Stunitrdl hive In* wig.d »0 mllu te th. »outh- j South of the Slnchi.ng River. kTumT. t trZ^L** G*TmmJ. aaat ta tht Ntthtrltnd Ntw Oul- Enemy gains slso were reported " *"• *™ ■• though th* volum* nei mainland ne.r Sarml where >n iupportln| operitiom both East " ^"l*0"," '} h" •** Mm line* Mty 17 American force, hid >d Wett of Uk* TungUng. ln Nor-1 .."fV *Vu*m*. In hit mind. WNTJON, May JO (AP) - German propigindliti poured out itor- lu todty of plant to combit Invulon by flood ind fin, of uilgnlng flying rcptir iqusdroni to keep bombed communicttioni open, tnd of iilviging trtlni from the ■crap hup to keep lupply Unci running. Tht icheme of icorchlng the eerth •hud of silled armies—to Include 'selling Or* to vegetation" ln extreme emergenclei"— coincided with I fire-fighting talk given thl European underground In thl fifth ot 1 lerlei of broidcaiti by Supreme Allied heidquirten. A ipokuman tor Gen. Dwlght D. told th* underground ttr tt* fire fighting unit* ready beciuse the danger of fire ln the real occupation" Tank Units Clash for First Tim* in Southwest Pacific ADVANCID ALLIED HEAD. QUARTER!, Ntw Qulnti, Miy tl (Wtdnttdiy) (AP) - American and Jap armored unit* eluh- ed Monday In the flnt tank bat- III ef the Southweit Pacific war, fought on Biak In th* Schouten j lilandi, with tht Americans smsra Ing vlctorioui from thi leeiiv* battl* but itill blocked from thtlr prim* objective, thi Mokmer air- field. Hudquarten today innounced the encounter, In which American army tanki deitroyed tight Jap. anei. medium tanka. Japs Breach Defence Line alMiloRiver Bitter Fighting in Alban Hills British Takt Area on Via Casilina and Ardca 5 Miles South Campoltont NAPLES, May 30 (CP)—British and American 5th Art troopi ground yard-by-yard into the Nazis' final fortre** wall South and Southeast ot Rome today, repelling furloui and r*> peated counter-attacks as they made "satisfactory gain*" through the Alban foothills within 16 milei of the Italian eopl* to). Near the Eastern end of the offensive front, Britlih troopi of the 8th Army seized the town of Arce on the Via Casiline. and British, Canodian and* French formations w;re push- rEQIJiyf ADCII ATTACK ON RED ARMY LINES Break Six Weeks Lull on East Front; Russ Bag 50 Tanks Sy RUSSELL LANDITROM Auoclated Pnu Itaff Writer ing towards the ancient town of Frosinone on the same highway 11 airline miles Northwest of Arce. (A BBC broadcast recorded In New York by NBC uld Tueadey night that th* Alllu h*d c*ptured Arde*, flv* mllu Southwe«t of Cimpolaone ttatlon tnd three milei from the Tyrrhenian Sea coatt). The Kill* were offering lavage reiliUnec ln sn effort to stem tha Immediate thnat to Rome until the bulk of field Marshal Albert Ku- ulrlng'i stuttered 10th Army could be wlthdnwn Northweit slong the Vis Csslllns snd slong twn second- sry hlghwsys from IU disastrous stand on the Hitler Line. Reinforced by the bulk of the re- orgsnlred Hermann Ooerlng pin- chute division snd supported by Intensified srtlllery fin, the Neils continued to steve off *n American drlv* on Vilmonton*. • key itronghold of th* new l*st-dilch line 20 mllu last and illghtly South of Roma. German counter-attacks slso had temporarily checked Allied Infantry on the rolling nyaadowt Sosith of Lamivio and Southeast of Velletri, two other sIMngpoInU In the Alban H11U, th* *n*my'i lut n*t- ural defencu ftoutheast of Rome. .Both VTsrna were under heevy *r- "rUlery Art rfiri tftnitry trie ttld down t corttln igiinit the edvtnc- Ing Brltlih tnd Aa»rrttaa forcei, but In generil the enemy wu being out-gunned by ■ high r.tio Armored Allied epetrhsudi eon- tolldated pine Weat of the Anilo- Alb.no Road tnd avdvtnced towird th* Western coastal anchor of th.- Oerman line at Ca^raTwUmlnl. 11 mllu du* South of Rom*. British force* In this sector sre thrusting In strength scrou the Molettl River, flnt eroutd by Britiah tanki • week *go Allied gain* ln th* lut 14 hours In th* uctdri ne.rnt to Rom* were not *p*ctecul*r but in Allied cpokuman described them u "ut lifutory" Canadian Fllen Smash Barracks and large Wireless Station l/yUTXIrt. Mty 1* ICP Cable)- Canadian unit* of th. Britiah Ind I T*rtinl Air roro*. *h*rln| In th* j pr* InvMloei pounding of k*y mlll- I tery target*, battered brtdge*. wtn- leaa atatlnna ind other objectlvu In 1 rr.nre. Belgium .nd th* N*fh*f■ lirtdi today Th* FortVe roektvl earrytng and bntnh-orrylng Typhooni eevnollsth- b« **k*4 te lmdt»t .1 leut 10 rent. „) mim,r, bulldlngl rVtutliaawt uf • memhtvT to aid lh* fight of th* swilogn*. . ts.rr.s-ka near meppe P C TuitpevMlee lasalu* aiamat ,„* , Ur|< ..leelaai njUoe, near ih. honor traffic, ll wa* derlcted *t .n\t ih* leegtaei annual nnv.nllon her* | *)oltfln* urtder Wing Oitdr lodir I Oeorg* Artier Charlottetown. Liguor drink.r. p*id Into th* himmered Hi milltiry trslns and • roffen of the liquor dealen IS* M0 - barga In Holland *nd Belgium end Temperance Group Ask for Church Money VANCOt'VIR. Mas It ICTl Church** In Brltuh ( nlurahti Ml te meinliln the Irifflf In B C for the yeer 1*41.- said William Car I., Chairman of the Finite* ("or* mill** of lh. laague t -th.r I'anailian airmen flying with medium beamlyer ivueatrona. helpod lo ill.ck . bridg. ot.r lh* Seine lu. North nl Tart* Tnt wtraleu Italian near Ault wai (truck by C.nadl.n.mmnfd bomb carrying Typhoon* Thty pounded tht duit-clouded debrli until the ititlon mist tumbltd. They wen led by ui RAT. Wing Commander loda Ulr Jick Shepptrd. Dol- lirlon. B. C. and hli pilot* filled thru supply tr»in* with machine- gun bullet! near Eindhoven In Holland. Ht l.t R. I Smith, Reglna •heead ki thtt tttack. Artothu trala wu stopped by ftt M R K H.vw.rd, St John's, Nfld. tnd WO. J. A Ktrr, Al.s- • nd.r. Man. Canadian* flying etnrsng tha medium bomber crewi included nt I-t «. W Shaptnn. Tort William, and Sgl r A Sulhcrltnd. Lethbridge. Alt*. bete trying te oaptun tht Incompleted Mtffln *lrdrom*. Normal Vole Cast h Eire Election DUBLIN. May M (CP) - Voting la Elri'i generil election tadiy— aa election La which domeitlc mit- ten form thl only luut—wu ibout normal with tulnun SS ud 71 ptr cent ot thou eligible going to thi polls Pre-election forecasts wen thit Ihi idmlnlitritlon of Prime Mlnliter E*mon de Viltrt would bt re- turned to offlc* with • ilight over- ill majority. The turnout ot voteri wu larger thaa .ipected. It hid been thought tht ban on tht uu ot *utomobllu lo ctrry voteri tnd othtr tnni- portatloo dlfflcultlei created by the fuel ihorteg* in thli country would rnten tn exceptionally amall vote. Counting of ballot* beglni tomorrow but the results are not expected te be known befon Friday or Siturday, beciuse of th* proportion re- pruentetlon system In uu. them Hunan Province, and field! Asked sbout Mr QmrchUTi dlspatchu slid cssualllu were very I *M<*' ,^^_Ro,*,*»t, **** ** **» hatvy u tht Chlneu b»tlled to hold! .T ,"!D'*n**l*. ■*•» " wss "char- ^"tetif «f ilr. (»ure*in.- She Changsha, th* Provincial cspltsl. tht Invaden trom Uirlce-rav.ged ! [\T\"" ."V" Changtha. th* ProvlncUl capital. l°,k ,', "**} **? «• mdlvlduil The Jtpentu were ntlmatad un- j £,J^J^4|-_M.,?,r **T* officially to h»ve maucd IS dlvii- I- u.iik _ L . **tfi^*Wa*f*lt lent for tht ittempt to reconquer ! ?<*"*** *P ** « ""rdt befon H tht wholt Htnkow-C.nlnn nUw.y. i ^T** *™M*t. nlnt In tht Htnkow-Yochow tnt .. Y~ kan ■» 'ClrijrtWll) ku «nd thre* In the Ctnton region to l™*1*. ' wrU,n ■w,'r *** M fun." th. South. ; mtT* "oouvell uld. "ind I deal Ihlnk hi want* te rhmg. And thifi th* way he think* oa Spiln ' Back lo Work Move In Ui. Mills No New Ration Books—All Stolen WARI. Hertfordshire. Englind. PORTLAND. On. M*y M (AP) M*y M iCP Rtmtenl - HmitewlvM —A back-lo-work movement galh- quelng up for Iheir new ration boaa ered itnngth through the Af.I. hen todiy went home empty hind- ranki In the United State* North- ed after a notlc* had baen ptnntd up wert lumber Induttry. bul futun oulild. Ihe rood Office uylng. "sory scllon of C.I.O. ttertben remained we h.ve note " About M.fMM books In doubt h*d been itolen fror* th* pnmlu* TairTHighout lhe Northwest, where nearly 40.000 mm hav* walked out of uwmills. off log bsxtmi snd swiy from lumber csmp* ln 11 days of spreading ihutdowm, locali begin acceding te the plea nf the ATI. Lumber and Worken' Northweit- em Council lo "return to work it "Meanwhile, Worth Lowery. Pnal- 0™**' «■> » 'CPI - The dent of the CIO International ] Munition* r>t>*rttn*nt lod*y *n- Woodworken of America which rtoiinced in order, effective June 4, Sunday, refuud lo condemn the | pr„hlblllng uwmlll operslon In i walkout*, uid another ilatement ,. ..,.„..,. , All Roman Catholic archbishop, ',„ ^ imjri „„,,, tnm0Tnw | BrltUh Columbl. treat dertroylng •nd bishops In tht U. S lolnsd to-1 | by products from mill - 5000 JAP DEAD IN NEW GUINEA ADVANCED ALIJBD HZAD- QUAVrtTRS. New Guinea May 11 (Wtvdn**d*T< ** Tkltn* (nf p,,^.^,„, purpoau. dutt bunven, th* onter Impoae. OTTAWA. M.v M icpi - fl lied comm*nd«n whou forcu WIN D.F.C. The order, algned by Timber Coo- rutrlriioiia regarding thl *•>'. rup handling of ritlon rmiponi by * ire driving clou to Rome "will OTTAWA, May 10 (CP) - Two trolltvr A H Wllllnirwon. provldu ply. ptirrhau ind InatalUiion of (Turtend Bank* of Canada ii cog dltcovar • wtjr to victory" thtt Manitoba nvamben ot the RCAT th*l no on* *hall hum wcarid fuel uwduttt burner. In* th* Peclenl l>v*rnm*nt b will ipar* th* dty dutructlon. |hav* bun •wtrdstd lh* DT C. lor In • uwmill or shingl* mill bum- To protect connimen from being 'ween HWrX) snd ttSotP) , motrl The MS-word maeaage. alined by exceptional performance In attack! er. and that no aawmlll operator enld sru.nlltle. of wood fuel .m.ller Douilu Abbott Parliamentary A tour top ranking prelate* for th* on enemy iubm*rlnu *nd Oerman ih*ll *llow th* siutrtartlon of »ny •■ Irian tho** ordered and r>*ld for itetanl in rinanee Mlnlater Iltl* Wtaolt American epliropale. uld target cltlu Air Torce headqiurt- wute or by-product which ran be lh. retsil.'loni define Ihe .mosint i uld lod.v In the Common* thit tnt hut coun* "for Ihe uke en innounced tonight. i used u fuel. The new order sp- of wood In ■ cord. Ihe .mmini of Answerin, 11 Col J A Rn*s CP) of humanity" would bt for Ut* | They tre Fn T C Cooke, of pltes only In British Columbii ' uwdu.i In a uck nr tint «"H lhe,' Sourli1 Mr AI.Ik.ii said th. banl belligerents lo m«ke Rome an Dauphin, snd fo B T. Wilmol of ' Hogging" Th* proreu of reditr -' .irsotiot of millwotsd or nsidvsnoe in ' hardled lb. ..."n roupnn* ca* open city. I Winnipeg. ing wood into tmatl piece, for ita. ■ box container . — NIUON DAILY NIWS, WIDNISDAY, MAY 31, 1»44 ludgmenl Reserved on Glover Will .onlesf; Doctor Testifies Memory and Understanding Good t trai reserved by Mr., charged then, ha said. Ha continued fuiAt H. 1. Bird In the contest of jJVui ot thl lite John Glover of i, at the dote of two dayi of a, Tuesday night ln Supreme here. Hli Lordihlp expressed spreciatlnn for lhe "able presen- jitlei" of counsel, E P. Dawaon for h* plaintiff and C B. Garland for bl defendant, at the close of tho »s«. It would be no compliment to bear, efforts, he ssld, to present n udgrnent *t once, *nd he therefore rould take time for consideration Judgment may be presented before at leivei Nelson. Msny lew cases concerning wills rue cited by counsel In their cloi- nf arguments Mr. Garland mg- Ittted thit the sUte snd condition! t thi testator'! mind muat b« deeded by the Court. The teitator. he aid, must hsve s sound, disposing Bind snd memory, snd m'i«t under- tand th* extent of hii property. In doling with correipondence attween Mr. Glover ind Manitoba tlltlvel, which wn mslntained to visit him weekly from this time on. He thoufht hi* physical condition hsd no effect on his mental capacity and he waa Irrational only on Ihe first two days after entering, due to fever and psln. Death nearly three yean later wai cauaed by coronary thromboel*. Th* only contributing f*ctor wu that th* dtieu* ciuiing death resulted from srterioscleroili, hardening of the arterial walla, he explained. The patient had never betreyed any evidence of loaa of memory, he iaid, ind he hought hli understanding very good. He *lw«yi »ppe*r*n wu presented with • lowly cup «nd uucer, and Mr. M*IU*n received tn ln*crlb*d p*n and p*ncll R R. Brown. J. A. WlUon. I. * ■van*. W. Bronw. Un. 3. k. Ballan- tyn. *nd Mr.. J H. Unttetn *«» awoke • f*w word* on thl aplrodio work don. In 14*laon by Mr and Mr* rfillun. »nd told how th*y would be mlmd by »11 Th. aueiU of honor thanked tho»e pruent for their acU of klndne**. , delegitei. Gen. Alba Takes Over Control in Ecuador QUITO, ftemdor. M*y 30 'AP) - _ Glover'i memory h*d not been *f- i Gtn Lull Urr„ A!b, turned th* l«*crlb«d »■ i good builneu fected by irtertoKleroili, *nd that lMder,hlp «„,!«„, of tha military There wai lack of precliron h« fell h* wu *bl« to mike l good provllion,i government which look re. be thought end the will wu eiilmiti of hli mentel ability. There tor,Uol ln Ecuador after revolution- ot a will, but i whim He thought wu no reuon to uy hli memory I uu ln , Moody coup yut*rd«y «t It If he h*d been of proper mind, wu faulty He felt that hia con- rjuayaquil had furced the rcilg- would have thought of more than ditlon wu good during January at nltl0„ 0[ preildent Carlo* Arroyo 0 btrnefictartei when miking out the time the will wu mide, beciuu , Dti Rl0 , vwamo. I be hid received no cell! for ipecUl \ Col Plbi0 n^, flm headed the Bl suggested thst Mr Glover treitment. I provisions! government but be wu lould h*v* thought of having the Mr> Turnpenny, flnt defence wit- lucceeded by Gen Alba, who repre- irller will rectlled In Jinuiry nf—_ Mi Mr garland that Mr. unti not only the irmy but lhe rev- maklng out the new one. not C|ovtr wu hfr ,.r,,t grindfither olutlonary vinguird, ■ polltlcil par- I May, ind uw lick of memory sh, hjd m,t hlm once In 1900. He ty. I thit score. | n,d lived with her fimlly for • time Mr. D*wson lt*ted thst evidence sh< |d,nllfi,d letters sxchsnged shown there w.i comlderible by Mr Q|ovtr ,nd Mri. Turnpen- for Mr. Glover lo reid over , nJ1 moth,r Jin„ Gorrle. cousin win In the hotrplt*! befor. the n( Mr G|ov„ stl, bei recalved • ipI ware called _ ltller herself from Mr Glover In Olst of th* defendsnt'i case wss 18M ,Iprru|n| regret st lh* de*th hither or not he hsd s dispoa- 0, h„ m0(h,r ■ nvrrrory, tnd the belli for thli nek wu whether or not he hid INVITIO TO FRAIHIII 5 of No. 2 Troo|fr Nelson lo Gain King Seoul Badge Orsdustlon of flv* King SoouU will future a prea.nl.tluu cenmoiiy at th* Scout Hall Friday evening Award* fill alao b* presented to patrol* and nvsmbsrs of th. Ro. 1 Troop who took part In tn* Patrol Proficiency Competition and th* Senior Scout Proficiency Oompeutlon Bom* lto proficiency badge, sr* slso to b* presented. Boys wlnnlni th* Kins Bomit b*dge. the hlghaet honor in BcouUix, .re 8t.nl*y TT|n*. Oordon Fl*mlng. Douglu Ablsey, Rob*rt Edgar and John Holme*, all of tha Beoond Neleon Thl. meana th»t th*y h»vi pua- ed tenderfoot, **oond and flr.t claa* .Undlng and havi alio r*Mlv*d 13 proficiency badiea Mayor N. C Stlbb* will preeent th* King Boout awtrdi. while Rev. J. O. Holmet. J. H . Oo- ventry and O R. Abbey of the No. 3 Troop committee will preunt thi competition print*. U«mben of the Rotary Club Boyi Welfare Committee and of the Klnimen ind Oyro Club will ittend th. muting ind prwent proficiency b*dl«. Mlu D. flUniworth snd Ml*. M. S. H»nn*. Provincial Commla- Blontrrs of Ouldu, »nd member* nf thi Olrl Quid. Auoclstlon hav* been Invited to *tt*nd. " Grant Licences for New Businesses OTTAWA, Msy 10 (CP)-Douo lu Abbott, Parliamentary Aaalit snt to Flnanc. Mlnlatar Haley, uld tonight In th* Common* that th* Prleu Botrd now r**dlly grant- id licence! for th* opening of ntw builntiitt, Howtvtr, whtn th* llc.ncea were gr.nted th* Board warnid that It eould not guarante* th* naw dellera a quota of irtlclei which were ihort in lupply , , __—, 1 ""I Longest Queue Waltslor Horse Meat Tinned Milk Sale by Coupons In Restricted Areas CHILDREN'S CREPE DRESSES ond JUMPERS Wag. to $3.95 Special $1.95 FINK'S READY-TO-WEAR OTTAWA, M*y M (CP) - Prior- were •uthorlred In en order-In- oounell tabled ln the Common* to- d*y by Ubor Mlnliter Mitchell The order, which emendi Selective Service Regulation* enabled Selective Service officen to luth- orlie payment of a supplementary allowance of up to 17.50 a week to workers who in the new jobs to which they were directed were re-, quired to live swsy from their I Ity isles of evsporsted milk by dependents. The previous regula-1 coupon muit continue in restrict- tlons provided lor supplementary ed sress-those dlltrlcU In which mppllei of freih milk ir* «dequ»U to meet all neceuary need*- U» Price* Board uld tonight In an nouncing the diicontlnuanc* of th* use of coupons in other th«n restrlc- ed sreu sfter June 1. The boird uld moit of Ontario and Quebec, except the Northern portions sre clullfled u restricted sress, together with ths lsrger town! snd cities of the four Wut- D. Hummon Heads Recreation Assn. allowance*) of $5 i w^k. Ontario Fires Out of Control By Tht Canadian Prui Fore*t flru In Canada continued to wipe out thouundi of acrea of valuable timber lut night with the j ^ ml.s, coup0n to replace the 'G' wont iltuition previlling In On- I coup0n On ind after June 1 *11 Urlo where eight blue! were ric- -q- coup0ni tn the h»ndl of con- Rea Testifies From Stretcher In Barilla Case VANCOUVER, M*y 80 (CP) - Tettlfytnl from i itretcher, Albert Jimei Rei of Vancouver, told ln court today of hli part ln ■ itruggl* ln • downtown hotel lulte here April 1 which ended In the fitel ihootlng of Wellington Willice ind a lubiequent murder charge againit Albert Barilla, 15, of Vancouver. Re*, who luffered levere Internil Injurle* In » 40-foot f*ll from high teiulon wire* outside the hotel-window, uld he *nd Joteph Mirtln hid an argument ihortly before the shooting snd Barllls Joined ln the *rgument firing three ihoti into the floor to itreu hli point. Re* left th* room *nd returned ihortly with uveril othen. Including WilUce. When they entered the death lulte everyone ln the room wu fighting. Rea uld. By IYDNIV OP.UBON Csnsdlsn Preu Itaff Writer LONDON, May SI (CP) - A fair- sized Oermsn bomb fell near Sloane Square ln London'! Wett End several weeks sgo snd u bomb* go the** d»ys It dldnt c*uu • gr**t deal of d«m»g*, m»lnly bttouu It plopped through • manhol* and exploded underground. It blew i filr-slied hole In the road, made s meu of one houu but only knocked out windows snd plaster of perhsp* JO othen In the block. In theu d*ya of 8,000 and 4.000 plane sssiult* on Europe .11 this would hardly be worth repeating except for whet's happened to that hole. There have bean up to 100 men digging ln and *round It sine* th* d»y *fter the bomb fell *nd thit the f sir-sited hole hu developed Into s civernous exuvitlon thit flnt extended over one block *nd u thli wu written, had itarted Into • lecond. The reuon? Well, It u*rni Ihe bomb exploded )uit where the witer pipe! and gas pipes and tba telephone llnu *nd electric c*ble* all meet under that particular section of London. Now each of th* utility companlu encemed Is doing a bit of digging Experts on queuelng claim tha longe«t queue ln w«rtlm* Britain, day ln and day out. li that In front Edwin William*' ihop In Ch«l**a, London. Edwin himulf. who hu been a butcher ill hli life, uyi h«'i never seen snythlng Ukt lt He's had lo Canning Sugar Demand Quite Heavy in Nelson The demind for canning tUfir hy NtB.sWn houMwIv** hu b**n quit* Mary alnot lut Thuraday when th* firit tin of Um "F" cannlni aufar coupon* iMcain* good. Nelaon grooery man h*T* found that hou*«wlvea an rather confuted on th* amount of augar available for canning Aa **ch of thi *P couponi la good for on* pound, tin poundi of lugar can now his purchaaad for canning. If additional augar la wan:- *d, a bouaevlf* oan uw htr "l>" pn- mm ooupona. However, *ach on* of the** latter li only good for a half pound of augar.'' (. W. Walton, Well-Known Boat Builder, Dies Charlu W. Walton, vwtaraa *l*l*oa boat-bulldtvr. tSei l*W Tueaslay nl|ht •t Kot.n.v Uk* Otvnartl HcaplUl it tb* af* of TO yur*. Ut Wtlton wu wall known la th* DUtrlct u builds*: of tb* ootid Walton bo*u and u * boat livery op*ra- tor tor our M yeen. Many yur. ago ba took onr lh. 0*or|. Hall boat building yard snd livery at tb* foot of Popl.r Strut. later thl* Meamr tb* 0. W. Wtlton k Bon plant, tnd atlll mor* laentty hu bun ocaratesl •ollly by tb. aon. H O Wilton Mr Wtlton wu l membttr of the rflUax DUtrlct Olst Tlm.ra Aaaoclatlon. I wu pretty drunk." Ret uld. 1! move three time* to get t ihop big luddenly found myielf *lon«. IJ enough lo urve th* 1,000 people^ t crtwled out the window onto the ledge ind thing* went kind of blink tnd I c»n'l rtmember from there on until • few d»y* »go." Jteurette William*, M«rtin'i com ing out of control. ln Quebec, fires were reported out of control st Chute sux Autardn lumen will be lnvilid. Before further purchuu c»n b* m*d« In rutricled *reu • comum lAJCDB*. I C—Th* annual *u*t- HDtten h* h*d relstlves Evidence I ghe slso Identified s letter she |J]*Jd ln ^ n„ h»I1 ktoodiy even- ns-a«alona. T Ru.hton, O.le Coot- tnlttsM. I 3 Os.nrsam M stVrwn h* h.d recollection, of h.r] written to Mr Olover In UM ,,, Atv,r routln. tsualnaa. lb. eles- from d*y to d.y, *nd th*1'tna. .nother written st lh. tlm* ih* aon of offlcan resulted u followa hin win definite instance* of i.,rned he wu irasthe hcpiul Sh* ITuIOmh. D.nl M Hummon; Vlc*- ■BPTT of put events | h.d Invited hlm to com. lo Wlnnl- rmltkeol. Charlu Winaulli»; »u- KT-rd hTuud to writ. .*.!„ when he .M -.1! ...in She '^tZT0^uZm\eT^tmm\ on the will had Ihe nime. nt(j |„rnKf of hu lllneu through UcinUa,r, Btu.o.11 mi BofUaall, C Mr. *nd Mn Turnpenny, »nd , telegram lent to Winnipeg by I' w.n.ull Jr. Booth CornniltU*. Tt sgeould h*v» been mide iwire nf H Buih nf thl Stirling Hotel, where Ullp. W I4aiw*ll mi O Mclnlo^i, I fact they wer* rel.tlvei he hid ' y. Glover h.d reildett In i former will Thit, Und,r cro».„,m,n.tlon by Mr g ^^ CommUIM. , 0il- Diwun. ih. uld lh* lud h»d no tm% . Trtmj ^ A „ Kmniit* knowle^l* Ihat Mr Cllnver had re- I)1J1C< commltt*. J Dolman. D mimed In hoipltil until h* died. *nd Hummon uid J f alorerwusW lh*t ah. depended on Mr Buih to It vu .ufiularl Uial Us. Womtm'a .. s« !,,. ~,„rl\. InalHUU b* utad to tnl; enUTlalnnxnl July 1.1 T Tracey .. „, w strxtnaor aom. form of axturtaln- P H Bush tutlflexl that Mr. Olo- mr*BaB*^ ^ ,-hool boy. ver h.d ktrpt to hlm..lf .t th. ho- . wottlnt at* *u plann*d for the lei. m.lnly, he thought, becauu he r»ll to hav. th. bleacher. r*nov«u- partmrnt nld tn tha annual report on taxational tratntnl tabW tn the Common* todaj by Labor Miniate Mitchell. To date only a amall mimbtr of veterani hart applied for trmtntnl -W00 to March 11, 1M4—•nd the report uld no txtenatT* AtmortA for trainlnf wm anticipated until after fener*! demob II Ira tlon. rly, fuffeated he mifht Uke lo rlt« to relativea itUfardinf evidence of hii rhanfr mind, he laid Out It had beer parn Mr. Glover had a forrefu] fcr*V"ter. and this had been a mat- f oi a definite decuion The po*Jl- iKf wai that he fait there wu tfl of Intereit in hjj welfare on fnr walk* leveral tlmei ■ day dur- inf hu ita; at th* hotel, when ha itayed linca IMS Mr Buih ital*d h* had been prt and plan lh* July i***d for ravreation and fire pr**m- tlon work part of the rrl^tlvea. and that |tn( wllh Mr tnd Mri R G Thomp- i fit It there waa no particular rea- I why he ihould have particular ■rd for relative! who leemed to n ■ remote intereit in him [IRCIIED INTELLIGENCE Bal ehanfe of mind, he mihmitted tn eierciae of intelligence, anrl r r**aarmi b»*«: known tn himaelf | ■ loaa of memory There h.id plenty of time fnr full contid llfton of the will he Mid. potntln| that th* evidence had ahom-ri It ba had had from Jnn A tn Jan for consideration Dr. N. E. Morrlann of Nelann. lait rtm tot the plain! iff teat if led Ht attendrd Mr Gin ver from time h* entered the hospital b. I, mi until hia death In Nnv- r, IMJ He had e:Mrred the rat aufferlnf from a rheal mid ■nfina pectorii, heart ;iam, Mftit on bv exertlnn Hu condi- B became normal nn Teh IT Ba had experted him tn t>* du inn nf Portage la Prairie. Man . when th* will mad* at the hoapltal wai read in Ihe office* of the plaintiff. William Irvine. Stipendiary MafU- trata. of Nelion Mr Irvine h*d told them, he uld, that he had aiked Mr Glover to nam* hii relative* or any- nne he wanted to remember, but that hr had named Mr Pearaon and J R Mrl.enr.an Mar.afer of the Canadian Hank nf Cnmmerre hranrh at Nflion nnW. and laid he had nn BUSINESS NEEDS STRONGER VOICE IN PARLIAMENT WITH TH .-.CANADIAN CORPS IN ITALY, Miy SO (CP Csblt) -A hands by his ilde*. I notlctd ■ fash [lighted thi staoorid l»u*u>a*i a.j A th* oo Barllla'i head." riv*-day oonvtraUsai Jot-ph M»rtin taitllVd h< wu I "Th. 'l' "' '"*'"• «'«""* *"A *l»*ei the flnt eac.p. from Camp, II. .aid that h* .nd Mri Tho-r.p.. h.d com. to .ttend th. funeral FIRST PRISONER IREAK AT OREGON CAMP The entertainment unit, which hu been touring hotpluli *nd ba** da- p«U line* iU arrival in Italy earlier thu month, yeiterdiy Jive performance! North of the cruih*d Hit lh* IODK Ua*T ar. much la favor of lha Coasaaoovullh oooa*eUoo " "A. i mult of . dlsanlulos oo d- UunaMp. I vrrot* «h* Uu*» *u)or C*n*dl*n polltleal partla* ultna foe . aUt*ment on th.ir pctlltlcal phllo- wphlaa. parucularly u to thalr *IU- tud* towird Canada ronflbutlni baa rnfmber.Mp la th* »mi*ll ODsmivatxi- wsiallh of Hatton*" hin nmOmon nld "411 tone terlon* thtvy •**• v*ry much in fivor o< Ut* t>>ma»oi>- te»alth conntts-laon * Buck to Bock Lib. Labor Coalition TORONTO, May K (Cfl - Thn Buck. National Laader of th* labor- Progreulvi Labor Party, today 1»- r.ied a itatamant ctmcernlng hli parly*! *nnouncement Sunday nl tht thai lh* Ubtw-rV»»T**atlT** "will itriv* to elect • Uberal-1 abor Co- illtlon Government" In th* next r*t4*T*l eles-tlon. Mr. Buck uld lha Sundiy sUte- mant ef policy wu not i bid for I coalition of th* Liberal and labor -Propeulv* Pirtlea POUNDS OF SUGAR OTTAWA, May 10 (CP) - H. A. Mickenile IL-lamblon Kent) uld today In the Commons that If lh* lit lugar beet reflntrlt* in Can- soldien o("thre*"Ontarlo *d* work«l it full c.p«clly thU ScotLnd iCP) bVtt.hon, IT moved f.rther up th. '. y*« th.y could produce 1*0,000.000 yon-WlUon. M. fkottlih qiarlarrvir, Liri valley today, «nUrl*inin| s I pounds of lugir vt Perspiring Feet All Soranau loothad eW oAf 14. yaw me oa pm km et <*a> mmt, im mil A I m hm . eo* A Htl-m Mill li! 1 4. OmU. tmt kern tek met rekA worn ~Ux. WtH i tins, elaiaa. a lui JM ky • pet. tmt aa* «rs>tpt rwwrl he vary Irs* aWy. IWy s**T A UU ftTl mmm. 0 mamaaeetr* wTWM wreym*%a**w**t*tf *j**at*>a*a*a| pamms ■Will il li \t-i\iii.**mm4,t9.i*mr*m. RAMNCT FORRIT. Morarahire. Sir .S[>enrer Mar who In IM killed 11 rt*p wilh Jl «*«^ &* "• • **-* 1 al *«*a eOarw farmer*. Y. of la* Mr Gumey mhI ' White at Medfnrd, Ore. late today, in fount nn the fi|urea of \br Portland Offlre of the Federal n htr.dg the men who hava aver had lit) people worklnj for them RRAI-FDRD-^S AVON Wlluhlrr If h uineu needi a louder voice In Knfland KT' - Mri Jamaa Mould ;>arliarr»nt. then it ihould beftn at rert-ivi-d a roronut from her aotdler the betinnini nuilneaamen ihould huihand lervtnf overaeaa Tha eo- attend their ward meelinga I don t most ram* through Xh* mat I ped with her name and addre graved An th* ihell rap B VANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS iara » hat party lake a mora ap*c* ll ivillible. Sitt-MaJ Sanborn, prominent Montreil —im, cheiln leider ln pre-wir d*yi. li In . LOUIT Or MOnOr rh.rg* of lh* unit H* uld mor* KMB1H,iT B c A court ol th*n 1000 loldieri ie* th* ihow dilly. I hj,,,,,, WM htld voUBa u,. camp The CWACS ire Cpl. Raymond* . rir. at Camp stoo. by lh. Boy tout. Miranda of Montreal .nd Pt*. M*ry lut l*tiirtl.y. Poonuo P.trol U»- Moynlh.n Begin., vocall.U. *nd j **n, ttcontS. ud Laurar. war. pr^ nel Alfred. Philip. Winnipeg, ind -t. "- -"• ^"— 'hou' "- l'v. got mor.l rosjr*g* " Kthel Bendry. Wlndior. dincert I. Ch*v.ld«v. rtacl and John MOV Build NeW lofl V»(l Brilliant on Ptld.j *o ' Mill at Hazelton Nat* ASPORTATION—Pamngar and Freight I IJ. til hu Wi sarle. Onlwlll hu left for Fernl. left th* Ksxt. that Prlraa *lss.rd mat with del. gain nl th. Rniith ('islumhl* Tnill. Gest-.r. A-s.-l.llne, h*r* today t" ' ^'L «'n"""* C°'"t*'"1 Ilnct lh* Tree Trull Board Tt C T C, A ...s-srlis. .nd lha gnv.rnora rsf Tre. frsillt 1 Id FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON DAILY Al 10:30 l.r*.—IiMsyt Suitdiy Trail Livery Co. M II U.IVOI. Iraa. Trail—Phoni 135 Ntlion—Phona 35 Blasts Shake Folkestone Area LONDON. Miy M (CPI —4Wf tstwtlfta tes. .lr •uaalll* tsv.r* MIS llstulita 1st tlrknooo. lh* tkormon rail* nairlil -enemy pl.it.. *e* war an Brllll.nl on Tuud.y ' m. ■ i ■ ■ J ■ mi it\m ttiwrt on tha way to Waatarn (term any" §,*\4 th* 9v4*t***i 0* well « nt^er Ratten fwA'O* left tfc* air. Akfi Voikln hu twft Rrllllant to w. -I in tha *■■- -1» P*ta AMithnfr Ute BurtiMf and f*Vk Hifitl.eff hon Uft to .n.tk at Kaloerna r*l* anil Ohrta Haraaemow of Parry • Wdini "Ttt Rrllllant Tlaltora on Tuaadar Wlllam ropott and John fankoff ton Rrllliant nn W<»rfT>««(1ey tor Ka- \crwT\a Ura rineb ot Oaatla«a/ waa a tU< Pat laitnndrtWi ot lh* K^iXana, Rn flnaertn* Oi*mpanj haa fnna to Procter John Ranatnff haa )*ft tlie KoMe- Tha P*lha4rta»»ea reflan »l*»-***4»*1 naT Rnftnaerlnt Onwpanj m wr»ni In tor M i-nlnuta* t* tnpl*t****t ottor Hm wmtti 4*rl\ ii«M tha rKannal *mo*A *o4 ' fl . a. A tn*al iflar ac\rp*m* cannot laat aw.i a rfe-a't tiro wa* v-atMa b* .r nu., „,,,..,.__ mcer* than aW"4»ti and a n»lf mlnnl*»a, bm—n fo* <*r't Naa *n4 %nu\ %r> mrVTmm ret tha mr»>n ma» laat »#|l •*"•> foe an hour. NEW HAZELTON, B C. M*y 10 iCFi- A 100-ton cuitom mill may be built In New Hazelton to handle the expected or* output of th* recently reopened Silver Standard mine. nwn*d by Haiel- lon Star Mine* Ltd. It waa rrport- ed today The mill will alao do niatom milling fnr other proper- tie* if water ripply for th* SO- ton mill li not niffirtent. Praises Country Storekeepers OTTAWA, Mty M (C?) - O M Weir (I,- MaeDonald) aald tonight In th* Common* country ator»* kMp-rri and operator* of small |*J- nlln* bualn***** deaerved high prala* for their aialitanra tn ration ■ ln( and price control irrana^tnenta ,n .pit* of ,h. dlfflnil.1*. ,h.y m- J^'^ov" .nT\tZ mm. .hli i miintered and Ihe added worli lh*y l^ *^,.T^\%gA, Tar<*t- hai I'fht pink [had t<> do | laUlU »ith llfht *r«en )oonm Domlnkm Day, and th* Summer ranap to ba hald July ith to July 14th. Retru* Rad|* InaUuctkm. Wax Satrrtca and othar mattava w«r* dl«- cuaaad. ShalUra at Camp Stoo* and a bi*ifr water dam wee* worked.an laat weak. ftooutmaatar Rev R A R**k*r oocD- mented ufrnn th* laat aaaann'a pro- fr*** and th* record numbar of b*df«* wart aa/ned both by UM Scout* and Cuba Tha Hovera bar* atartad up afaJn. tlv* orliinal orew Raftnf >oin*d Um Poroa* 100 per ont Ob Wednesday Wide Oamaa w«r* b*ld In th* vicinity of th* xmx\t brldf* Lome Lo*r*a and Santor Hi*r Stanler Turner hav* been |nv«*iad. Um latter Joining Um Ruild'-f*. of whloh hia brother, King Scout Joe Turner waa PaUoi i->»i]»r for ao kmg Th«r* I* * r*o* b*\we*u um Crow* and UM Ragle* for Um poaJUon of Champion patrol The Tlnl Cub pa**., had a gnnd blka laat ***** w> mint Uka and UM toeond park went for a hlk* on tb* 14th Ca*ngretuUti A the t mm tatpitlTi jileai la fair *l»*siea AMUvrarttl. help rm, Hicsvt what *tm hare aatoa la N'llur**. nam way. Th** ataarl folks ( ne*rby h.ndled In »ccord*nc* with Mlac- llrdrome it Well 10 mllei Southweit tive urvle* rtgul.tlom. ind officer* of Llnz ln South Germsny. from that d«p*nm.nt luperytted ill Without ■ lou the Mosquito! dub- lsy offs. Mr. Ltrwl* uld th* for.- bed the Germ»n bu* *t N*ntes. off | msn ihlpwright wu l msn ot many the Weit cout ol Trance, and umpe- yean' experience in that builneu ctfled IniUllttloni in Weit Germ- md thtt he carrltrd oul hu dutle. tny. th* Air Mlnlitry uld. | utulictorlly. Th»t the «tUck from Briuin wu btlng coordin*ted with »nolher from IUly wu Indlcited by the Garman r*dio. which uld enemy Jormatloni wer* *ppro*chlng South-1 ... e 1 1 ««st Germsny Hesvy btttles wert | MtdOl tOr imping reported over the Alp. *nd South-1 VANCOUVER, M.y 30 (CPI Huga Electrical Factory in Oslo Dettroyed LONDON, M.y 10 (CP-Rtuten)- Olio wu ihtken by vloltnt ixplo- ilom aarly today whn tht Ptr Kurn Electric*! Machinery factor- In—imonf thi blggeit of thtlr kind In Norwsy—wert blown lip, lha Norweglsn Telegraph Agency reported todty. "A rtglng flrt tntlrely dntroyed tht building," thi Agency nld. "Tht cum of tht exploilon hu not yet bttn dlicovered." Say j White Collar Workers Were Penalized OTTAWA. M.y 30 (CP) - Can- ■ urged the early appointment of a general manager of the CBC. He uld he would also favor a full-time chair man, which Oen. LaFleche hu recommended to the Commons Radio Committee. Subject to Survey OTTAWA, May SO (CP) - It- trillion to thl civil lervlce of thl li.duttrlil moblllutlon mrvey to mikt mm now In Induitry ivill- tbli for army urvlct wu innounced ln tht Commoni todty by labor Mlnliter Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell ttbltd in ordtr-ln- council which provide! for tht ip- polntment of I committee to lurvey ill mtn tn tht civil itrvlct In Ottawa ln aft groupi mbject to milltiry lervlce. Provliion li alao mid* for tht lubicqitent appointment of other committed to mak* • similar study of civil servants outside Otttwt. Tht committee will review tht ne- cenlty for poilponemenl from mil itary lervlc* of men In thl govern mint lervlce. It It *l*o to plin for "thl orderly withdrawal of ill replaceable physically fit mm la de- ■ignated clmn on postponement for lervlce ln thl irmy where iuch wlthdrtwtl of manpower ln tht nttlontl Intereit." Tht Ordtr explilni thtt ilmllir mrveyi tri btlng conducted In lnduitrlei throughout tht country tnd rtftrt to tht Dominion Government u "tht largeit ilngle employer ot labor ln Canada." Th* Ottiw* committee will con- list of icnlor civil lervsnU and will Include ont ippolntad on the recommendation of th* Department undergoing mrvey. Former Voncouyar Surg aon Wins MAY NOT BRING DOWN BUDGET UNTIL JUNE 8 OTTAWA, Mty M (CP) - Pre*-1 •nt Indication! are that Finance Mlnliter IUley will be unable to bring down tha budget until June I or poulbly later. Some tlm* ago he told th* Commons it would be iround Junt 1, but lt Is understood so much of th* Minister'! time hu been taken up with banking legii- latlon th.t ■ delay hu been nrcet- ury. Much ipeculitlon hu been minV regarding changu in th* income tax iuch u lifting th* level of wag- n abov* which ilngl* *nd married peraoni would be liable (or income taxes Official circles, however, h.v. maintained s itrlct ill- enc. on contemplated change* J. Rae Burled al Slocan City BLOCAN CITY. B C.-Jamea McLaren Rae who died May 23 m Blocan Community Hoapltal, New Den- rer wu laid to rut In Blocan City Cemetery Friday afternoon. Mr. Bm wu born July 17th, 1861 at Falkirk Bt«rllnphlre, Scotland. He lived ln Belt Ingham, Wuh., where he wu married and after ali yean tbart moved with his family to Blocan City tn 1886. The funeral turrit* which wu lait•- ly attended, wu held Irom Bt. An- drew'a Prubytertan Church, the Rev. Stewart of First Prubyterian Church Nelaon. officiating T. Cooper, past NO. and R Q. Warner, Chaplin ot Slocan Lodsje No. 40 I.O.O.F, of which Mr. Rae had been a member of long ataadlng, reed tbe burial aervlca. Hymn a aung were "Twenty-thrirt Paa'.m, "Sanda of Time Are Blnklnf," onA "Safe In the Arm* of Jeaua." Mr. Rae la survived by three daugh- ten and one aon, Mra W. Anderion, Mra. W. I. Oraham, A. Y. Rat- and Mri F. M Hufty and 11 (Tandchlldren and three freat grandchildren. Fillbearera were Mayor P. Rwan, T J Armntrons. F Mafutre, P PerTy, A Maddln and H D. Lu. Mr Rti wu pnAoe*notA hy hia wlfa abmit thru yaara ago trn Germany by the ume source. 'Former Vancouver lurgeon, Pte. Ar- Skies over the Dover Strait were dotted for a long period this morn- ,;hur Procter. 40, won the Military Inf. with one allied formation after. M«dal for gallantry in Sicily where another setting out for the continent|hu work M a *•**•+* brought the while explosions and anti-aircraft fire echoed from the opposite shore. The Germans raided Southern En gland, one way bombing west shore community while others cruised along the cout. evidently trying to spot invasion preparations The Naiia hit two hotels. Tive dead, and several seriously injured persons were brought out during the night and the reamers still dug for etheri today. It became apparent meanwhile that yeiterday i large-scale attention to the German aircraft indue try Indicated the allied board of strategy wu looking ahead to Au per brought surrender of nine officers and 111 men Dr Procter, eon of Mri Procter of South-' K^Pton. »nd the 1st* Dr. A. P, and later in Pentlcton and Nanalmo. He la a graduate of McGill University He enlisted In the British Army, In 1M1, and li attached to the London ScottUh. Young.st Anglican Bishop Consecrated SAULT 8TK MARIE, Out, May 30 (CP) - Rt Hev. William Locker - ; idge Wright today wm conaecrsted j Buhop of the bast mluionary Angh- guit and September In the normel j m^. Dioceu of Algoma by Moet R*tv. I course of events enemy fighters now i c A a^tr Archbishop of Huron , snd st II became the youngest BUh- op in the Anglican epucopate la tha Dominion The conaecTatlon aermoa wu preached by Rt Rev John Lyon* Btehop of Ontario, the Dioc«u In which the new bishop wu born. Among church leaders attending wu Most Rev A. V. DePencier, former Archbishop of New Westminster and uncle of Bishop Wright DOUKHOBORS BEGIN TERMS NTW WttTMrnSTCT, B C , Msy » fCP) — Twenty-eight Doukhobor men and women who were sentenc- ed In connection with disrobing demonstrations ln Stanley Psrk and the police court In Vancouver and in Nelaon, have started serving, pen-; Herniary terms. Officials at Oakalla prison farm announced today that the 14 men. sentenced to two snd three yean, were transferred to the B C. penitentiary on Monday Fourteen women, they uld, who were given two year terma, will be taken to Um penitentiary at Portsmouth, Ont, next week Two othar wotnen, given lesser terma, will remain tn Oakalla. The Doukhobors eould not be transferred to the penitentiary until tha period during which they could launch sn sppeal hsd aspired. Wont Immediate Prevention Japs Reconcentrating VANCOUVrHl, Msy SO (CP). - Masures to prevent s r •concentration of persons of Japanese origin on the Pacific Coast must be taken now snd not left until after the war, Dr Norman Blsck of Vsncouver uld In an addreu to a C C. F. panel dlicuuion here lut night. Dr. Blsck uid thst if the Japaneae were settled now ln reasonsble security In pieces scattered across the Dominion, a poet-war recurrence of communal aettlements on the Psciflc Cout would be avoided "We owe something to theu people who have been turned out of their homes," ha uld. If we do not help them to gsin s certain amount of security now, the rush beck to the Cout in the future will be virtually uncontrollable." Here's How Air Offensive Looks ■y The Canadian Preu The Allied pre-lnvaslon air of fenelve (figures approximate), In 44 days, not Including Tuesday, Allied airmen have: Dropped more than 206,000 tons ef bombs. From more than 144,550 planes. Destroying tt least 8060 enemy planes. Losing 1634 of their own. Since Monday night, allied planes sre reported ta have attacked Hannover, Nantes and other European targets. HOUSING GROUP WASHES HANDS OF HUTMENT SCHEME VANCOUVER, May M (CP). - N s 11 o n a 1 Housing Registry hu wuheV Its hands of the srmy hutment scheme and refuses to take responsibility for the consequences, uld s statement prepared by Mrs. Gordon Selman, Chairman of the Vancouver Committee, and released for publication today. Icon Halibut Sells on Prince Rupert Exchange PRINCE RUPERT. B.C., M.j SO —Hm Amerlcin halibut o ttb* I ton WM Mid oa Prince Rupert Flih Exchinf• to day whtn tht Rillinct 1 disposed of 17,000 poundi it IS cent! and uvi cent* Two Canadian boat! wtrt In with t total of 49.000 poundi for which tht ceiling prlea of UV* cent* *nd lttt unt* wu pand. Pensions Minister to Attend ion Convention Legi VANCOUVIR, May M (CP) - Pension* Miniiter Itn Mickenile, MaJ -On. L. R, UFleche, Minister of Nstlonsl Wsr Service* and Major -Gen. G. R. I'earkei. General Officer commanding in chief. Pacific Commind, will be among that* sttendlng th* Canadian Legion Nitional convention here Sundiy six I hundred delegitei from throughout Cinidi will be present. Th* L*|- lon's provinclsl convention will open here Friday. NO MORE BACK KINKS/ Gin Pill, for lb* kidney. Up ream., rsat aacas* adds thai ire often to* cum of Kit, »cn*y luck. afaaaty hock U aot i.riisW (1. ta. U.t -»la. •••« twi Athlone* Arriva in Calgary CALOART, May M (CP) - His Excellency, lh* I*rl of Athlon* uad II11 11 Prlnc*** Allc* trrtvad In Calfary at noon for a two-day vlalt Thar* wss no formal reception it th* ititlon and lh* party r.rn.invd at their car until Um afttrrnoon trip I to th* Turner Valley oil flalda Included in th* Gov.rnor-On.r- ■ts, all party ar* Sir Shuldham FUd- ,„ fern, K C, Secretary, tnd Major sta> Mirk Clayton. Alde-di-Cmp Masqueraded oi R.C.A.F. Officer VlCTOrUA. May K (CPI-Jama* rrtncii Dannie Fleming. M, of Portland. Ore, pleaded guilty In police court hare today to chars** of m**- quaradlng In the uniform of * Flight Urut*ci*nt of the Roy.] Canadian Air Force uvd wurlng uv* ribbon. t (th. Dlitlnguiihed Flying Croai and North Africa Star, to which h* wa* not •ntitUd Fl.mmg told th* court ha had been a member of Um U S CoaaM Artillery for thr** monthi but had not b**n oimiai Hi ha dtwa brother. In tn* fort**, he Mid. who w.r. over****, .nd on* brother who wa* Juat going In Um force. Flttmlng wu lpprih*nd*d Monday by RCAF Service Police H* had » birth certlfkaU In hi* poaraat- alon. ihowlng he wm born In Edmonton. Alta H* alao had eotnt RCAF pat*"! of llttl* value M.glatrat. Hall remandstd naming to W»dn**d«y (or sentence. WILL ASK GOVT TO REBUILD DAM OKANAGAN TAIXS. BC, Uay 30 (CP) — A meeting of Okanagan Board of Trade was held last night lo discuss rehabilitation of this community near Pentlcton. B.C., following the collapae Saturday of a dam near here and the subsequent Hood ing of orchards snd part of *he town. Damage wu confined largely to crops snd fenc«?s wtth little personal loss outside of flooded cellars snd water-soaked contents. The meeting decided the Sam had felled because of the fact that it waa built of mud wtth no ennrrete core. The meeting stated the district itself hod not the resources to replace the tetfdOO tUm whkh they feel should be s Government responsibility A Committee was named to discuss thli matter and to maka repreaentations to tha Government. C. S. LEAHY SPEAKS AT TEACHERS MEET M.4JnW. B.C.—Tha Arrow Lakes Teachara Aaaoclatlon sround up the aeeaoo's aetltlttee al a luncheon maatini tn tha Nakuap School Bowls of yellow tulips and liliaa of tha .allay de-corateci the tahlee C. B. Lsary. U la waa gueat apsaksr and discussed Government policy towards education, following bis addreea, Mr Leery )otned ta Sbe iltacuaalon of local education*! problaina and pssda. Tba teacheri uld that tbe esUb- lij»bm«nt of a large administration area on tbe Arrow Lakes and tbe cooaolidaUaa of local sebooia would oe imporunt etsspe la providing in- crsaasd aducational opportunltlas for all chudmi of tbe district The urgency c*f applying for tha sssrvieea of a district baaltb auras wse _ White, tbe r»prasenUU»e to tbe West Kootenay and Boundary Dtstrtet OouacU waa aaked to brine certain mattere before the council [ whloh mania oo Saturday, June Ird, in Beleosi. Mr Harding waa chair- I Attending were Mra MoClurs of Needle*. Uim ■ Jamlaoa of fauquier. i Mr Harding of Burton. Mn. Blmt-son of Oarrolla. Mrs. Bei*>er of Oraham's Uadtng. Mies Clark of Bsst Arrow Part and Mlas Wtndehank of Olen- b«ak. T Tnvcy, Miaa u Kirk. MUs I WhlU and Mia* Irene Busrge. FUEL FOR THE MILDER WEATHER WOOD FIR AND TAMARAC SLABS BIRCH AND CEDAR—ALL LENGTHS "KIIP YOUR FUIL UN FILLID" Weit Transfer Co. iiiabi.ihi. 1 see Phone 33 711 SAKII STRUT Americont Honor Trteir War Dead N1.W YORK. M.y M (AP) - Am. artaani *rounnor*cl thaar war laavd tosdar tn rn*arvori*l (lay mitua* Al Uw newly relieved Anile Ise.rhh.*^ In IUly. l.t (ler, Mark H.rk places! i wraalti In me- nvorr of the belll*-*l*ln Au*u*ll*n mkileri orrnt.lrA th* frava. of M Arnavriraita whe die. In Asestralla'i stctlwrtc*. In * swittspsany it i 44.1- bosurrv* rstrneUry In Ws*hln|trm th. tr.dltlivn.l aetsire. wee* held .1 Arllnftosn n*tlncs*l ftveneiary Mystery of Lost Golf Balls Solved QUKSKIU B C. May M (CD - Myit.ry of the lo*t foil belli on Qsie.n.1 OoU rour** h*a b*tm ioIt. ed Oeorge Johnsyvn. Club Prealdent found 14 tatlla In th* WlnWr lupply ba** of • (round squlrr*!. Soldier Gets His Eggs O.K. PRINCK GtOROE. B C M.y X iCPI— Efft sr* hard to swl In tn|- l*nd so r H. Greentlll of Prlnc* Gstorft mailed half • doten to his son Pte. Edftr Green.111 sUtloned tiler* with th* Canadian Army. Th* svfgs arrived freih and unbroken. Mr Greenslll said he sealed them In • tin can lined with tracslslor •nd filled with water (lta. 17-Year-old Charged Wllh Manslaughter MONTREAL, May 20 (CP>-Seventeen-year-old Leo Paul Bolsvert wu convicted on s charge of man slaughter today, arising out of the slaying of Detective Henri Farmer, snd sentence was set for June 13, Feniand Clermont, 15-year-old companion of Bolsvert, had previously been sentenced to hang after conviction on s murder charge. A murder charge had bean laid sgslnst Bolsvert also, but the Jury reduced lt to one of manslaughter. Chief witness at the trial of Bolsvert was young Clermont who testified that Bolsvert hsd told him not to load two revolvers before the pair started on a robbing expedition, but that he had done so snyway. He added that "the revolver went off ln his hand when Farmer surprised the pair st the rear of a Northend home. Didn't Hear Shot Fired VANCOUVIR, M*jr SO (CP) - Gordon Hswley testified ln supreme court here today thst he stood 10 leet *w*y from Albert Barilla. 25, and Welltnfton Wallace, 38, while thty wrestled in the downtown Grsycourt Hotel April 3 but he heard no shot fired. Hawley who ssld h« wu hired to serve drinks In the hotel room was a wltnes* *t tht trial of Barilla on • charge of murdering Wallace. Under cross-exsmlnstion Hswley ssld Wallace, Willi* Ferguson, Albert Re* and a man he did not identify entered the room and Wallace attacked Barilla 'Th* next thing I uw wu Willie* walking to the door holding hli itomach 1 did not hear t gun fired." Hawley admitted he had been drinking and wu "hall ihot." The trial la continuing. Ntutel takV WnVi V4eWhm MAY II, 1411 bbj | WEDNESDAY MORNING - SPECIALS -■■ 69*1 $2.95 STRIPED HOMESPUN DRAPERY—50" wide Reg. value 98c. Wednesday Special, yard FRAMED DOOR MIRRORS—Clear glasi Size 12x48. Wednesday Special, each WOMEN'S COTTON HOSE SUBS—Fawn shades. Allslies. Pair WOMEN'S CELANESE HOSE SUBS—Assorted All ilies. Pair __ WASHABLE RAYON SLIPS—Tailored slips made oy Twinmlst with the"famoui Twlnseam that can't CQS rip or froy In washing. Reg. $1.29 Jer... BOYS' COTTON SHIRTS—Reduced for quick clearanc*V Reg. 29c tt*\t Reg 75c, A*St For WOMEN'S SHOES—Ladies . . . Here is your chance to get that extra pair of shoes at a substantial mm Q Q saving. Reg. to $3.49, for ....... .4)1.70 GLASS TUMBLERS—Belgium cut glass—Toll 1 **y shape. Reg. 19c, for IU \§nfo*titl>ty (faming INCORPORATID tr* MAV IBTtt KASLO On. Jha dk. WEDNESDAY, MAY JI Blucburry Bushes Provide B.C.'s Latest Industry RlVTlJlTOKI. t C. May 10 (CT< lata*) indiutrv d.v.l.sp»d In tVllash CnhrmWa I* In* lather lnj and vvrptwtrng nf Mustabarry authaa radar Boaia4as uad wild farts*. C D Orchard, lh* l*vavvTte*'i rhlaf roreteet. mU in * a**l*iw*ail ralaaaan hara The ntMsse. ar. n\.r wX*t*A thmuirVHit Csn^s *t*A Xhw X'nlXwA BtAttSSL Mr OirKirt, la M spfHrt>ilrn«t*Hr 100 000 pmitMSS nt fcli»t*MfT7 s-usliss wtjtro ssssarSsi 1st t*41 rSrtssws st T*t*A* IslMaSl §w*\ remit * pnotvl f,.r flitting orwi b*\\"i tht b»lihi>4i CKLN AND CBC PROGRAMMES MOKNINC 1 m o OonoAe Tll-Toawl and OortVa sr»LJIl loo—emc n.w* I ll-FVoal Ua* rta.il! I tollotn.nl Ooavavl IOO—MC lew. I 14—Mart A laa W*** tCMUt) I n—Mtaateal Ma«te ICUJ! i I to—Trad. Wilaaaa T»vtern ICK141I I ie—emnte If Tata t aw-Traal HlTaal 10 W sataa*. fta Utmocnt 11 II—anna AaaavVean w.v (Q11JII ie ao—ihs* neiu team. It O-TWr twi m* i i ee—asm ia tarrtew II II— tTalvathata lOMI 11 m taaaa of maatwy i I tS-Iat**t*aa* 1 II—TaH tat—Uehmy Tt*** tCMUt) 1 t»-altwa. etfVM for Krlnaa I 00—Kiwloal Ooaaavay IJO—tasUn to laaKtoa fTrarrantm. I oo—Tela* af Mm.rv aiiwasj nnrt ».rll>a«. icxuri lsn-WaBtt.il ten t lo-tteeAemnen t 10 C.rtsl atattlfl IU-CK l»**n IVwasttir* I 00—11 C kT l antral Band I IO— Whan ■aanlai c.mse. I ik-aootlo Osvmmanlarr IVININC Caaallaa T M C * I H-Alaa Toaiaaj T*r4alto. T It—Talk THt-Tl» I f»-et*rlla*t I 10 lavlulleaa te Uomo I I I II II II—OBO "**•* SVttnidop II W-Oeal laie. lh* Unt Uln* KAtVLO, B C Mra Ouy Browell wa. ft brtd*. net**, on Friday «v*n- lui at hstr bom* ia honor of Un. I. Hay**. Client* war. Mr*. T. Gl.holm. Mr*. W. lUndrin, Mrs. u. 3. Watt*, Mra Troi Aydon, Mr* B D Otrdmr, Mr*. L. Tul.y and Mra H Hrw.t Thi gunt of honor wu prsnenlttd wtth * beautiful bouqian of tulip*. Prl... wtnt to Mra. H H.w.t mt Mr*. I. Olaholm. k dainty aupptu wa. aervtstl by th* ho*t*a*. Mr. tnd Mra John Tonkin hav. a. sunt* their ion Uc. rr*nk Tonkin snd hi* wll* tnd amall daughter, Gloria, of London, Ont. Mr* Fred Hamnwn, „. fanutti Bench returned on Aaturday from . vlalt *t Ca*U**ar Oaortn Murchlaon of Trail vlaltad Ua partnta. Mr. snd Mr*, w Mur. chlaon at th* w*«k«nd. C W Tyl.r of N*laon wa* a vlattor In th* dty. Mr .nd Mrs. J. R. Bailey ol 1*1- tton were sueata ln Kulo tot a f.w days. Our Brow.ll ha. retumsd hom. aftav a ahort visit at Cmton Dr. BhlmoUkahara wu a vUltor to Itaiaran Ch.rln Wetxtar was s vialtor ra halaoo on Monday Mr* I Hay.a left on Monday for NeUon wher. .h. ha* strcaspted * pottJ- Uon Mr* 3 L. kyiieSS tnd d*U|hUr, Maureen, war* vUlton ln N.laon Mn. Bart cl.rke ba* returned he*** tft«r a vlalt to NeUon Mr*. Woo* I* vUltlnf frlandi tn •mil. Mr. snd Mn. k TS. O.rrin.r h.v. a. lueiu Mr *nd Mn Dm Barr.tt and two email *on* of Trail. Mra O. W. Ttnke*. le a paUant m to* Ea*lo Vlctorl. Kcapltal. aufferlni from * broken tag c.uessd by * fail Mn Chru J*n**n and Mrt. L. D Smillia w«r* co-hot as.»s *t * brtda* party on Friday nlsht st tb* bona, of Mra a Btocktnf Ou**t* w«r. Mn. C Moon ud Ut* k. Brown ol Mirror Lak.. Ura O Morton, lira j. r Tlnkaa*. Mn J P.terann, Mr. T Am**. Mn Floy OrtMn. Mn. A. Bev- lrtfton. Mr. Tni W.hher. Mra F Spiern. Mn B South MUs IrU Clark. MUs Winnie Chandler Prlrea want to Mr* Moon. Mra B*vln|ton. Mra South and Mlas Chandler Tb* boa- ternes, .Mltted by Mra Btocklna and Mn. Brown, starved a dellcloua aup- P« Mr ud Mr. T. Sato wer. tn Kulo ud Wft for Taahm. at th* weekend I Shlnobu ap.nl aavwral day. at K.lown. Barr. T. Kooalyam* of lanvon Cn*k was la Kaalo from lemon Creak W llendren wa. a rlalUsr ln rl.Uoa on Monday Mn W Bald wu i vialtor to Hal. ton one th. weekend Aftsr vUltln* h.r avothar Mn M MrsQuaen. Mr. (Vim Cameron ud yoarni taon Teddy have returned lo th.ir homa at Waaa I C Mr. Jtutlce Blch.rd Bird and Mn Btrd of Vutsounr w.r. vUlton In etaano. Mr and Ura Oordon Watann tvf Tata*. Wuh. have rt**n holld»in| In Kaalo C W H*m*h*w of Spokane Wttati . h.a hesm i vlslloT In th* elty Ia.il. Hill* srf Trail vUltad In Kulo ovstrr Ut. ww.k*nd F J Raid. Cl*svrt. Ooddant ud A Farmoln srf Trail warn weekend vu- I ice* in town. A. It Barrow of Johnaon*. Undlni wa* ■ isieat la th* dty W Veiis-h ud B Vdtta A Fruit- vaa* war. vUlton te Kaalo AIR CASUALTIES OTTAWA, May SO — Th* RCAX Iuued Ita «Mth cuuilty Hit of thl wu tonight *i followi: OVIMIA* Killed en Aetlv* S.rvlc.: Aliop. Norman Frederick, Sgt., Duncan, B.C. Clark, John Wemyu, We, R'0J*22, R. W. Clark (father), Roulind, B.C, Grlca, Hubert Oordon, Irt-Sft, Plctou County. N 8. McMuter, Jame* Oordon, Po. Toronto, Ont Milne, Frank Alexander, S|t, Toronto, Ont Panon*. Erneit Molr, Bft, Mar- wiync, AlU. Privloutly Reported Milling— New Reported Killed en Aetlv* Sir vie*: Patton. Henry Rupert Dunitin, Po, Montreal, Qua. Mining en Aetlv* g.rvlc. After Air Operitiom: Balnbrldg*, O*or|* H»rv*y, Wo, Medicine Hat, Alta. Bsldwinson, Walter Baldwin, Flt- 8(1, WInnlpe., Mm. Beach. Mahlon Franklin, l«t, Barm, Ont Barnyk. Victor Hector, Wo.. Wlnd- ior, OnL Caaaidy. Brian Michael, ttl, Britannia Bay, Ont Chapman, Robert Bcort, Bft, Klnjivllle. Ont Colemin. Georg* Btaphan, Fo, Calaary, Alta. Crowe. William All>art, rt-Btjt, Fort Frince., Ont Drifanluk. William, Bft, Port Arthur, Ont Dub*. Hi \ i Uouard, Wo, td- mondaton E*a>, N B. User. Joeeph Weltar, Bft, Moon Jaw, Suk. Fldtlai, John Duncan, Wo, Watt V*ncouv«r, BC. Frincu, Robert lawli, Wo, Steveion. BC Glrard. Herm.n. Bft, Taanmmh. OnL Gr.vel, Joeeph Alfred 0*111*** Thomia. Fo, Montrnl. Qua. Hadley. Keith Bayfield. Fo, Prlnc* Albert. S*iV Hemming. Gordon Willlim. Bft, Cheyenne, Wvomlng, USA. Hufli, Wllluun P*ul, Fo, Port Parry, OnL Korbyl, Paul Frank. Fo, Hilllard, AlU L'Abb*. Jtettrph Willie, Fo. Rlm- otiikl. Que Leplne, Joafph Hector Charl** Aufusu. DFM. Fo. St Ann* d. Bellevu*. Que LartcheT. Albert Oayton. Bft. Vancouver, B.C. . Maclaod. Joatph Jama* William. Fo. Capreol OnL May. Harold Edward. Flt-Sgt. C*yug*. OnL M*yor. Georg* William, BfL. Crawford Park. M*n. Mlchaud. Joaerph Alfred Idg.r. Sft, r.iniunrtatnn, N.B. Murphy. William. Fo, Georgetown, OnL Purvl*. H.ttl.v Frank. Po. Hol- land. Man. Redmnnda. Alfred Bamuel. Fo, Toronto. Ont Sparling. Richard Herrwrt. Tn. Toronto, OnL Tinner, (l.met Bay, a*rt gtar- llnf. Ont Wsturson. David DtMfla*. Fo, Wlnd*or, OnL W*bh. Idwsrd Victor. Wo, Moon Jiw, S*«k. Wh.len. Joatph Willi.m Pour Paul. Sft. Montreal. Qua | Zafarrhuk. Jamei tufen*. Fit - Sft, Vucouver, B C Mr*. Maud* Goodwin (mothlr)| trlckion, B.C. Wilkin. Rchard P.nnlngton, DJTJ C, S.-I,, Edmonton, Alt*. CANADA Killed en Aetlv* S.rvlc.l Olldemaater. Norman BiniaTftls] Cpl, Gretna, Man. Murphy, Arthur Vincent, ] Toronto, Ont. Truk, Marlon Fills, Wo, Hsnliryl Ink. Mining on Active Btrvlot Aflaaj Flying Operatloni: Duncan, F. I.ac, Duffttrwrij B*nlT*hlra, Scotland. Klliby, Albert Charl**, Lac, Tort| onto, OnL Login. Ctrl Edfar, Cpl, Sates] John. N.B. Mithrri, W J. I. Lac, Wed tnt] Colimburgh. Fife, Scotl»nd. Murchie, AUtn Campbell WoJ Mllltovro, N,B. S.rlou.ly III aa a Re.ult ef Injuring Su.talned en Active Service: Forbn, William George, FlL-ogtj Toronto, OnL MAJ. G. P. COWAN REPORTED KILLED VANCOUVER, M«y 10 (CP) « Major George P Cow»n, member I one of Vincouver'i most promlnial famlllc* ind oversell with th* ll Dlviilon line* 1938. hai been kill* In action In IUly. iccnrding to wort recti»«d by hia wife. Beiirln hi* widow h. I* lurvltwj by four daughteri Ann. Gail, Pit rid* and Bonnie. The youngest em born In lrto ihortly sfter M*>9 Cowan tailed for oven. Before hi* enliitment In th* n** manent force In 1938 he wa* a I bar of the teeerve army here. PL wt* employed it th* Royal Ma Ste.mihip linn ud wn a area* yachtaman. His father. George Henry wa* t noted harrllter In Vir and tn 1901 wu elected tive member of P.rll.ment tor.] oouvar. Mrt. Curtin Arrivtt \ in Ottawa OTTAWA. May X *T>*rtnvsvnt of T A Mclaughlin. Print* I to Mr Curtln. Donald Roger*. Pnt swcrwUrr uvd t Urtdau, IWpafl maart of Defence ft BETTtR SHIP.. TT(R Am*$ft UTJUHlMJll LONDON (CPI - Horn* Secra- Ury Herbert Morrlaon dtcUrad that a Mlatrt force of Ihe National Fir* Bervlc* will follow th* Invulon »r- mln "to cope wtth attempts of th* enemy to burn up our itorn. eoulp- ment and accommodation on th* other aide " Pr.vlouely R.part.d Mining .n Aetlv. Bervlee — New R.porl.d Prlnetan *f W*e—Qerminy: Bull. Alennder David. Fo, Calgary. AlU Ceoeaon. Reginald Pwrey. Fit-Sft. New Wntmlnater, BC NVelaan. Chrlltl.n Marlst*. Po. New Tor*, NT Ptgaon. 1 /vuii Edmund. Bft. Stratford. Ont Pr.vlou.ly neper*** Mining en \ Acllv. fMrvlee — Naw ter Official I Furposs*. rreeame* Oeot: tele, John Douglu Alaauder. F - Sgt Sudbury. OnL e.nnrlw.n. Oeerae NUHelu, Fa, ! I ft-tam Bttilii Nnti0 I.tibliih.d April tt IMS. Brittik Columbia'i Most Interesting Newspaper ubllihed «very morning **c*pt Sundiy by II NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY UM- RD. iM Baker SL Nelson Brltlih Columbia FJMEXR OF Till CANADIAN PRESS AND pAUprr bureau or circiJUtiono. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1944. Helping in Civilian Reestablishment of Service Men and Women Cpl. Molson's suggestion thit a clti- ins' Committee should be formed In' lelson—and the idea applies to other Hies In Kootenay—to assist In the ahabllitation of men and women dls- harged from the services is a good ne. Such a-committee could be of great sststance to the Canadian Legion by (.operating in the work which the Le- |ton carried out successfully after the ut war and is already beginning to irry out for the men and women who ■ve served in the present struggle. - The Legion Is the natural informa- lon and assistance centre for those rho have served in the armed forces. ti members who control the organlza- ton possess an Intimate knowledge of tgulatlons controlling discharge allowances, pensions, hospitalization •Tivileges — and of their limitations. Swy know the procedure. They also lave exceptional insight into the psy- hological factors involved. But the job to be done is an enor- aVM one. The numbers involved, the omplextties of the human problems, xe both much greater than after 1910 luch more is to be done for those who lave been discharged, and for the Bany thousands later to be demobiliz- L Citizens committees could cooper- Is effectively and be of real assistance D the Legion in its work and to the emmunities in which the work must done. The greater and more effec- Ive the service to those discharged, he greater will be the service to the ommunities concerned. How Imperial Preference Has Worked There are many theories about Bipedal Preference, its merits and Bjnerits, but the figures conclusively how that it worked. By any pragmatic that can be applied it has been Dccessful. Between 1932 when the Empire Vsde agreements were signed and 187, Imports by Great Britain from toipire countries increased by 121 Billion sterling; exports to Empire Ountrles Increased by 69 million storing. To these figures must be added acreases in trade between the Do- Blnlons Nor did Increased trade within the topire destroy United Kingdom trade ■itri non-Empire countriei, nor thit i the Dominions with foreign roun- In the period 1932 to 1937 for- Ign trade imports to Great Britain ncreased by 169 million sterling It ll true that world trade gener- lUy Increased substantially from 193?, rhich marked the end of the depres- Ic*l which began at the end of 1929, Mt the gain in trade within the Em- atre waa substantially greater propor- lonately. For the 10 years prior to 1931 import* to Great Britain from Canndi, ■Ugtralla, New Zealand and South kfrican averaged about 15 per cent nf BUI Imports. By 1937 il hid risen to 22 »er cent, a relative gain nf almoit 5(1 W cent Exports rose from 17 per cent t> 24 per cent nf all exports. That is the Empire picture. Can- da's gaini were greater than the av- nge for the four Dominions. Its ex- lOTt* to BrlUln ln 1931 were 32 mil- lon sterling; In 1937, 8fl million iter- Ing The trade was not one-way, hough British exports to Cansds did tot ihow the same percentage nf gain. [let growth wis from 20 million ster- Ing to 27 million sterling Tride between Brlliih countriei, (trier thin the United Kingdom, grew Joiti 79 to 157 million iterling. ToUl Inter-lmperlil tride grew (om 25 per cent of toUl tride, for igti ind Imperiil combined, to 31 pet t Imperlil Preference wn not new n 1932 when the Empire Trade igrr-e- benU were made The principle wn B.r(«li..T in 11497 imong Brltlih countriei In snowing preferential tariffs to Great Britain, with tha reiult of heavily increased tradi. New Zealand followed In 1903, Australia ln 1907. But the deal wu om-sided. Wa gave a preference to Unltad Kingdom goods; the United Kingdom gave none to Canadian goods. The OtUwa agreements of 1932 established the principle of reciprocal treatment. BriUin had few tariffs to cut, but it arrived at the same end by Imposing small duties on a selected list of Imports if they came from foreign countries but admitted them free if from the Empire, or In cases In which tariff preference could not be given, the quota system wag used. A proportion of appropriate im- ports was allotted to Empire goods. It waa with this background that Prime Minister Churchill when signing the Atlantic Charter specifically exempted from the general terms of the Charter any existing agreements. A Pretty Light Penalty Since soon after Pearl Harbor It has been illegal for a Japanese or a Japanese company to purchase land or crops, except with the approval of the Minister of Justice. Attorney-General Maltland of British Columbia found that there was groilnd for suspicion, and in some cases belief, that the law was being evaded through purchases by non-Japanese under cover for Japanese, and consequently made representations to OtUwa. The consequence is that an order- in-council hag been passed which provides a fine of up to $500 or Imprisonment of up to three months for any non-Japanese who acquires or holds land or growing crops on behalf of Japanese. The penalty looks small. If a land transaction were large enough, risk of a $500 fine or a short term in jail might look like a good gamble to Individuals whose desire for money might lead them into acting as under cover agents for the Japanese. Looking Backward 10 YEARS AQO (From Dilly Ntw.,, Miy 11, 1M4) Mn. Victor Strsndber| »nd infint ion, who hive been visit.nf Mrt H D. Brown*, lift for their home in Sslmo. Brigidier Albert E Dalzlel. Division**. Commander of the Salivation Army for B C, who li In the city following i tour of the province, stales that condition! seem brighter nt prictically every point he hai visited Dlonne Quintuplet*, over W hour* old, were reported today 11 itill gaining In itrength » YEAR! AQO 'From Dally Newi. Mly 11, If.i. One battery of the Ind Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade commanded by Lieut • Col H. r. Meurllng. Croix de Guerre, will be located it Nelion. Ai a reiult of the recent itrlkt of high grade or* in the Chamberi Terlind mln* of the Aliddln Cobalt company, upward of 90 Mcki of high gride or* hiv* already been bufgtd Min Nicholson, matron of th* Ymlr hotpital, li vlilting In th* city 40 YEAR! AQO (Prom Daily N*wi, May SI, 1104) Archl* Evril of Bradley. S D, ii her* on i vlilted to hi* half-brother, H W Jon** Z L Kinmon. of Trout Lak*, hai return**! from a vlalt to lh* World'i Fair it St Loul*. and li full of th* fair and Hi wonders The first ground wai broken y**t«rday on the Phoenix branch when Messrs Andr*wi and McDowell commenced their contrscl of the flnt mile ind i half of th* line, a* wall ■ i th* ipur* to th* Gr*nby Sm*lter War — 4 Years Ago By Th* Cinidlin Prtu May II. \HO~ Dunkerque tvacuaLlon continued a* itrong rearguard artlon kept Nails from th* embarkation point Defence Mlnliter Hogrri innounced unit* had been se- lected for Inclusion In 3rd *nd ith Cinidlan division* Words of Wisdom Four thlngi ar* grievously empty a head without braini. a wit without Judgment. ■ heart without honeity. and * pun* without money —Earl* Etiquette Hints Ther* an pleesent thing* that you ran honestly uy to people about Ihemselres If you look for them Never crltlcti* anoth#T .mlws it li really neceaaary Try to mik* them fuel bigftr, better, mor* Important That li tart Test Yourself I Who wrot* th* •Tiah" stro.es' 3 Who wrote "H* Who Gets Stepped'-' I Wai Shakeepeere hurled In W*«tmtn Iter Abber* ? ? Questions ? ? ANSWERS Open |* iny mdtr. Namai if partem ••king quutloni will not bt publlihid. Thin It no ohirn for thli urvle*. Quutloni will not bi intwiril by mill muit whin thtr* It obvloui momlty fir prlv. ley. W. It., Wut Orind Forki-There Is • sliiii ol ir|irol on • cotton crochat bul ipraad of mini, would li* (lad to lonn bow tn rimov* thli particular italn. Apply ■ aolutlon of chlorln«ted aoda ob- talnabla at any druf itore. Rodir, Klmberley -Would you Undly till mi whst two monthi Rhodt blind Itad imsexed chlcktnl ara Mid for, also on* yur old Uylng htniT Thl cilllnf price on llv* poultry doei not •pply to purebred llv* poultry wh*n sold for brtadlnf purposes. The wholeisle calllnf prlc* for chickens, Oossten snd fryers) over thr** pounds li 28 cent! a pound during tha "pack- lng period" which I* from Sept 1 to Dec. II of tny yur. Th* rem.lnder of th* yair li call- ad thi "defidmcy period". Th* wholanl* celling prlc* for Cspons snd I'oulsrdi over five pounds Is N cents ■ pound during th* picking period During the deficiency period ther* Is, on turkeys, chicken, ducks snd gstasa, an In- creew ot 1 cant per pound for the first month, tnd H of t cent per pound par month cumulatively during each luccaadlng month of that period. So that it tht end of April *n lncr*a*e of 2 1-8 ctrnti per pound li effective until tht end of Mty, when mother H of a cent It •ddrd. Th* wholesale ceiling prlc* for fowl, (hem *nd old rooiten) ill weight*, I. 23 cant* per pound from July 1 to Sept. 30, the pecking period for fowl; ind the wholeisle ceiling price for roasteri !■ 17 cents s pound from Msy 1 lo Dec. 11. The reUller !■ illowed • mirk-up not ex-reeding 20 per cent of hii tailing price, or seven centi t pound, which ever li lei*. TUT I NIWI* I 1 M*rv rtottarl* SUn*h*rt 1 Andr*y*v 1 No, h* w.i bsirled it Stratford or, As .ts Ttt*n-i|.ri uy Iheir .Irteta' mrtv.la ar* rtvnfuslnf ■Vsmetlmea . tsssdv ss.»T*tera what Ihe .sld.t genet.ti >si tt toming I,, st l..ent taken ■ t th* time of editrimVni the *nvelr>pe tn h»- tur* i romplete address will help the Poa* (>ffire gire you (he efflHent service you oo- pert Today's Horoscope The one hsvtng ■ birthday today te artistic, like* to Atom well and maka Um home different end ittractire You ere aoctshl*. congenial snd Ilk* rluh life are fond eg caUatren and take a greet iteel ot intore** In the proper rwlntlng up «f your own Utilise hilly the on- rellent vthretlona now nfwvatlnaj tnrraeasg finance*, pvo-mo-too, romarw"# nr marrlAc* sre frwseeen Oo aKeed to rr»nA*Vnce Thli will he ■ folris*n yeer f