^331 U.S. Loan Fund Used Sparingly by Great Britain ■y JOHN ICALI WASHINOTON, Aug. 4 (AP) - Great Brlttln hu begun to ipend part of the recently-granted 13,790,- 000,000 Amerlcin loan but only for limited purchaaea, Embauy official! uld today High prlcei In the United States wen described u a fictor in the hold-down Drafti on the $300,000,000 advance United Stitei deposited In New York already have been drawn, they ssid, but exactly how much haa been spent wai not determined. Then officliU uld the Initial to four monthi undtr preient mirkit conditions. Riling prlcu for secret Amer lcin products, they reported, in ciuilng somi British economic experti to fivor delaying large-scsle orders until the colt iltuitlon ihowi iome ilgm of levelling off. Orders for mtchinery, needed to modernist Brltaln'i coal and othir Industrie!, mty be poitponed for this nuon snd slso beciuse thi Government hu not ytt determined which ftctoriei ihould get tht largest ihtrat. Beciuie Amerlcin pricei tre Pi slice of the Amerlcin credit would climbing steadily, the offlclili uld piy for "essentlsl purchuei" such Brltlih purchuing igenti an exam- u dried eggi, cotton, motion picture lining the poulbllity of placing id- films, wheel ind other food Items, 'dltlonil orders ln countries like Although the ntxt purchasei de- Canada, Sweden and Belgium, pend on availability of goodi, then Under termi of the loan, Britain | offlclali eitimated that the 1300,- hu the right to ipend the Amerlcin 000.000 Initalment would lait three credit wherever ihe chooser ^^mm^A^^^£ Vrxmm 5^ yfl Adopt Propotol fer Big - Pour Chairmanship,—-Poge 4. Britiih Troopi Mora Near Iran Stirs Commant.—Pag* 8. Martell Captures Canadian Amateur Golf.—Page 2. NIUON. IRITIIH COLUMBIA. CANADA^MONDVMPBNINO. AUO. IBIRM Indtistrial Relations Asked To Withhold Wage Formula One Woman in Every Three To Work In U.S. Industry by'50, Doc Says BALTIMORE Aug. 4 (AP) -,Dr Bsetjer. She reporti: Rosie the Riveter li here lo stay.I "Women appear lo be more crit- Rosle's colorful figure, heretofore '"> of working conditloni Ihan uiociated only with wartime in- men. Adequate lunch perlodi, reit dustry, will become a permanent 'Ptusu and sanltery fsemties reduce part of the national picture - 10*Istlgue and add to the hspplness much io, thst In the United Statei snd efficiency o women at work as by 1M0 one of every three American *° Proper working houn and ufe- women ibove Ihe ige of lt will be 'J rules. | working ln Industry. I, '*'***'*■ «* *°*"***\ *"**'. %5j mL.. ... a, ,, . r, t 'ound more efficient in work thsl Thiti the prediction of Dr. Anni;i , d„ltrl„ ,nd J n.illtr ret thu Jnhns Hnnb ni ' OTTAWA, Aug. 3 (CP) - Pat Conroy, Chairman ot tbl Cana dlan Congreu of Labor Wage Committee, todty uked tht Ptr liimentary Industriil Relations Commlttet to withhold t deel ilon on sny wage formuli until thl full cue of labor had betji heard. In a letter to Maurice Lalonde (L-Labellt), Committee Chtlrmtn, Mr. Conroy expressed concern thst the Committee might tske s itand on wigu In the ■teel strike without hearing the viewpoint of unioni representing iome 33,000 other workeri who are Involved In current strikes Thi iteel strike sffecti ibout 13.000 workeri while the othen on itrike in largely employed ln rubber, electrlcil ind chemlcil Induitrlei Mr Conroy uld while he had been assured of in opportunity of putting the vlewi of the C.C L. Wage Committee before the Commoni group he hid not ytt been celled. Although i contldirible number of witneisei hsd been heard by the Commlttet apart from C H Millard, their evl- dence htd bten "directly against labor or conditioned againit labor'i demandi. "In view of this dtvtlopmtnt lt would seem to me, at chairman of our Waft Commltttt, thtt there has betn illowtd in unbalanced call againit labof,' Mr. Conroy uld. Tht Ubor leader expreued concern over reporti that, If in eirly uttlement wtre not reiched in iteel, tht Committee would mike ■ recommenditlon to the Commoni. His letter continued: , "On behtli of our Wage Committee I im liking tbe llbtrty of proteiting thli procedure. As storeuld snd with the exception of Mr. Millird'i presentation, the bulk of the evidence submitted hu been against Ubor. In this respect emphssli msy be Disced on the evldenci of Domld Gordon (Prices Botrd Chtlrmtn). Seemingly, and by tht medium of general acceptance, tbt wage luue hu resolved Itielf lo • choice on one hind between accepting the evidence tnd theories of Mr. Gordon tod inflationary chaos on thi othtr. "Whlli wd pride ourselves upon being i democratic country, this virtual resting of tilt cast on tbi opinion and lndlsptnublllty of Mr. Gordon cannot bt accepted by our Congreu at conforming tn tbt remoteit MOM to democratic principles (Mr. Gordon uld genersl wage lncreaui ln exceu of 10 cents sn hour might wipe out price control. Tht iteel union originally asked lift cents and Uter lug- gtsted settlement for 1SH cOnts, payable ln Instalments and coupled with future wigt increase! dependent on advance! In tht cost-of-living Index). "Our Congreu does not snd will not accept tbe theorlei snd attitudes of ilr. Gordon, conditioned as thty tn by his wllllng- ntts to allow employers to be tht lole determining agents of thtlr profiti, rtgtrdliH of tha consequence to pricei or the country It Urge, neither ctn wt accept tht principle of tht In-? dlipensabllity of Mr. Gordon ilnce we regard thli principle mon In conformity with totalitarianism thsn democracy . . .' Current Purges Seen In Russia as Bringing Closer Party Control PEACE EXPERTS M. Bsetjer of the Johni Hopklni;'"jjj,"Th"",^j ^t "rocki The School of Hyien. snd Public ^ ™ n„ d,'ltd „* Iuch TQirfTr f AIITlfAl Heslth Dr Bsetjer. AssUtsnt Pro- k .immobile aiumbly. in ||fltjlE (.UN I KuL feasor of Phyitological Hygiene, hu ,„.„,.„„ r„„„vnr ,„.Hi„, n.rkln. 11 Allasf I li Wit llWh feuor of Phyilo ogkil Hygiene, hu iptcUon conveyor losdlng, picking, mtdt • itudy of tht sub set In her ^n, lnfi ^,, wtldln|i U|h,| book. "Women In Industry Ipunch-preu work ind-hen'i Roile SLi eillmstei thtt mort thin 18.- -riveting 000.000 Amtrlcin womtn will grace | On the other hsnd. Dr. Btttjirj Induitrlil payroll! ln tbt next four lly, womtn lou mort working yeiri—only 1.000,000 fewer than thtidiyi thin man: between uvtn ind wirtime pttk. Ill diyi innuilly by women, com Four Different Reports Expected From Big Four lis U going to enstt new|pared to between two tnd uvtn for CTIirW VOTING problemi for KOREA FAVORS U.S. POLICY SAYS MocARTHUR TOKYO, lunday, Aug. k (APV- Tht brttkdown of tht Americin- PAHAnENA CilU Aut 4 (API!Soviet conferences for uniflcitlon -iu^hqutke taSlld u of tatm Genenl MacArthur relet o! tht heaviest evtr recorded I ported todiy. hu ltd lht people of hen wu reported todty by the'Uit US occupttion sont to htvt in CtlifornU Initltute of TKhnology | "tatrtaslxd ******.!***.. ****** Uboratory. Report Heavy Earthquake PARI!, Aug. 4—Ixptrta rtprel- snting thi United liitu, Britain, Fnnci ind Ruult still trt fir from igriement an hew te Mt up Intimitlonil control of Trleite. It may bt that thl ftur big pow- in wlll submit ftur different reports tn Trleite to thl Pirli Ptaoa Conference. Ruult Ii uld te ht supporting Yugoilav demands ftr Yugnliv idmlnlitntion tf Trl ttll. France, Britain ml tht United Itatei fivor in Impirtlil ad- mlnlitratltn, but dlugrei tn dl- Mil. Vmutei Hl^tttiHaWrii In Parli ire confldml thtt thtlr dt llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Apparently Clean Sox Mean a Lot IT. HELENS, Ore., Aug. 4 (CP)—Tht htuu whtrt Mrt. Bin Colimtn wis vicitlonlng htd no telephone. Hir husband wanted htr homt w hi thtrter- td in ilrpltnt, (lew tvtr tht houu tnd dropped t rock with • meiiije siylng: "Plti.e comi homi. I tm out of clein tox." Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Britain Begins Baby Bonuses Tuesday LONDON. Aug. 4 (CD—Brlttln will begin her £l,000*»-a-week bonuaea-for-bablu program Tueidiy. Mon Ihan 2.000.000 motheri—rep- rttentlng —are expee offices for mendi will bt grtnted tt the I w*«k to bt paid by thl Governmtot rlewpplnt on peice problemi befon ich child undtr 11 ixcept tht ^ ,liimmeri of tht world. Tbt tn- |of lhe Amerlcin Militiry Govern ^»»****e —- VM ibouf amttSm la~\be\ "A urapllng of public opinion In- Soulheut probably In thi Carlb-'dlcatei sn ilmoit umnhaous twtrt- bttn mi or Pinims It started I neu thtt tht Amtrlctn position wu, Pean Ctnftranct. »r ■t IISI.II CSX sni in hour tn dtttnu of tht principle thit Kor-1 Authorities In Trieste itself bt- ]******-. . .„ „. ,„ „„, nounctment uld thiL unleu iome Uter the netdle wu itill moving'tins htd the right to bt httrd In;litre thai Internttionil control will! ™ lncomt Ux win pty rar tne ^.1^,1 agreement wen niched Ytolwtly !*t formation of thtlr own govt™-:turn th* dty Into • thriving centreIP'^FV .... fhl„ _h „. **., ta the «t*nt of cooperation would They uld It wu lufftclnitly mtnt." uld MscArthur'i monthly „( commerce or i gbott town-one I S»£T!SrSLl t£»nteT5f 5 <*********. ^»lth d>snging penoml h^Tto cut wtduprud d«n-; nport '.xtrunt or th. othir. T>iou who,^**** ^LJSi IfiSlMUslI 1U- **** ■**** "** taoW mhBt ige If It osiurrtd in a popuUtedi "nacArthur ealUd^lttentlon to a look <«^ the gloomy^iKte beUtvt Ibs^ ^ld,rh" hJ*efU|0nfit Urgeit MB JOINT ACTION WITH VATICAN IJ FAVORED International Meet in London Makes Suggestion WANT TOR LEVEL ■y GLENN WILLIAM! LONDON, Aug. 4 (AP)-Prolu- tint leaden of tight countrlu today dlicloied they fivored joint action on world problemi by Prot- eitints snd Roman Catholics, bued upon "some kind ot utlifictory undentendlng at th* highest level, prttumibly ' bttwten tht World Council of Churchei ud Iht Vtt- loan." Replies to s queitlonmirt on poi- oi tha WMd Coundl poinW Ip Canada Questions Italian Reparations PARIS, Aug. 4 (AP)—Canada will "clouly queitlon" tha iwird of JIOO.000,000 In repintlom to Ruula trom Italy, • spotttsmsn of tht Cinidian delegation Skid Saturday. adding thit tht Cinadlini alio will ask for s full nvlew of the reasons that brought about the cession to France of tbe Briga-Ttnda Dlitrlct In tht Alps. Hi Indicated that th* delegation may oppou the reparationi sward to Ruula. "Our position U that tht restoration of Italian economy should come UrsL" h» uld. "Thtrefort, tht piyment of such t lirgt sum of monty in reparations comes down to tht qutitlon: Ii it practical? We an not pn-Judglng, but It appears that tht solution of tht Italian problem has bten spprosched trom ths wrong basli." Canada's Interest ln ths qutitlon, hi said, stems trom tht tart that Cimdiin lnvutmmte In prt-wtr Italy tmounted to neirly *XAtKlAtX. The Canadian Intuition, gtnertlly, he said, wu tl ask tor tull Information from the four Fonign MlnUten, who wrote tht drifts, as to tht rationing thtt ltd up to thtm. "Wt wtnt to beir tht irgumtnU —Including what tht Italians havt to uy." tht spokttmtn said. Canada hu no direct Interest ln the French-Italian frontier question, he itated. except u sny changei In it may affect the recovtry of lUly'i ly JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON, ■Aug. 4 (AP)—American diplomotlc authorities are privately predicting thot recent purges in tht economic field in Russia foreshadow a tightening of Communist Party control throughout the Soviet Union during the next 12 to 18 months. Experts familiar with conditions Inside Russia toy thot the Soviet Government actually hos moved vigorously to stamp out inefficiency, negligence and dishonesty in local industries but thot it is believed to have taken advantage of the vaconcies thus created to*" place party members again in control positions. Tht iltuitlon polnti up whit so- pesn to be one of the buic pltnki ot Americin policy towird the Soviet Union. This li the fsct, u reported by fully-informed officliU hen, thsl the United Stites must set ln the belief thit Prtmltr Stelln and othir Ruulan leaderi conilder the United States s potential enemy ot tht future. Thus the Ruulini. lniteid of knocking down birneri between the Sovltt Union tnd thi Western tightening their llnei of control snd tiking lecurity meuures ln anticipation of tn eventutl wir with the Weitern "capitalist" itatei. Whit the Unlttd Stitei Government cin do in the fice of iuch in luumptlon on the pirt of IU own offlclili wu defined by ont of theu offlclili thli wsy: iht must constantly confront the Ruulini with situations in whkh thty should find il more useful to themielves to cooperate with the rest of th* world thm to fall to cooperate; when lt ii not possible, ihe should sdhtre itrlctly to IU principle! ot World, ud lnsteid ot nUxing thtlr I trying to protect the righU ot othtr Iron grin on thtlr own people, in peanut as ln Iran, Eutern Euros* conitsntly, iccordlng to thii belief, nnd othtr countrlu. omy of iny nition. and will bt fret ; to tht conference thit iny pirty > thtlr own NIW VORK, All*. 4 (API-Tht repruentitive who had expressed The optimists. therpam urthquiki ivir raeerd- erfudim of thi Joint truitttihip of „, um Trteste undtr Internitlonil td in thi Ptrdhtm UnlvtnHy.n,,,, should b« considered in op- control will not be tied lo tht econ- ulimo*ri*h, poulbly untrlng '"jpootnt of tht Moicow decliion. the Witt Indite, wu reported to-1 dty by Rtv. Jostph J. Lynth. eebtmemgbaX Thi first iheek wu rteerdid •< SIMM t.m. C.I.T. .nl thl tu wavis itm wire lomtni In Irom |Q RvlllllllllV tht eirthquiVi irea. Ptthir Lynch uld thi ul«nt Seven Slates you in. ^mlL^ZkZllu1^^ ajj i fiM*35' w™vt»w^rr!XXmk; .ET^VE ZSL £Za <***"**" ******" whlc£ **** *} ****■ tuniary at tht Federal Coundl lists, on tbt othtr htnd. )bU chlMm1 ,„, u,,,, who in L, chu^e, of Christ ln Amerlci. too old They wlll rectlvt in tllow- who um% hert wlUl , ioun outlines of £1 ($1J) ttch wtek. | United Stitei leiden to ittend t The |ranU irt mtdt undtr thl * four-day conference of Internitlonil Allow ince Art. pantd In church leiden. nply. r with the Vitictn. uld thtt "cooper •tlon with Romin_ Catholic bodiei will bt uttled by ■ itnlght mijor- !t,uon 0t s comprehtntlve Govtrn- lty or by ■ two-thlrdi vote [ment progrim of tocUl ucurlty. Tht United Stitei snd Ruuu both Whllt the Family AUowanctt Act win! lu ut tht two-thlrdi vote u hailed u Britain's first recogni- F.ither one ctn lummon up enough: tion of tht vilue of tht state ot to supply tht nredi of sll. i plm|], Dtlegttu ire Jocktylng for poll- j , lion oo hoi of Iht mtjor issun to :ernin'ent«imt into powtr. Tht bon Doukhobors Plead Not Guilty to Damage (barge, Take Speedy Trial After electing ipeedy trial, four,until Iht Fill. Doukhobon, ippttrlng ln court tor Accused of unUwfully tnd wiltul- the ucond tlmi to ehoou tht typt ly damaging on Jun* St. to tht tx- of trial Ihty wanted, pteadad not tent of W0 or ovtr, a door tnd s ty. guilty to tht chirge of unlawfully writer, tht four Individually, sad wilfully dsmsging property of | through th* Interpreter Otorgt Fot- Ibt Spiritual Communltltt ot Christ; now, denied guilt at th* crime. Th* ln Brilliant on Jun* 2k. befor* IIli damtgid property wat ln tht Corn- Honor ludm H. W. Colgin of Ftmtel muftity Hill, burntd down ln Douk- In County Court here Siturdiy[^obot <*moiitlrttiai« 3*m*^'m Dtwion. [ty or not guilty, itated that "under i Brought btton tb* eourt igiln tht trt It says wi wilfully dimsgtd. ln th* ItelUn hydro-*l*etrlc i> m.],, (helr Bm ^^ ^ four ukul, ,„,, , .^k,^ xlcktl to go iwiy Birlioff, George Soukeroff, Miry;from Ultra lnd I Untied ln Jill." Ltsarotf tnd Vera Zbltnlfl, bad r*-| nt two mtn. wbo hid beta refused to tl*rt tlthtr typt of trill Utud on ball July JO had been len- wh«n thty ippurtd July S. Auto-' tenced to thrtt month terms Friday matteally thay had bttn sent to trial, tor not being in postttsinn of rtg- by Jury, sad wtn to bt htld in the titration cards cuitody ol th* Provinciil Pollct1 Trial ins ut for August lg Seven Killed COLFAX Wssh Seven persons wtrt killed ln t heed-on colUsion bttwten two can shortly sfter midnight lsst night s mile North ol nttrby Colton u 91 KILLED IN The detd in CUrence Sloppy, «, „,,.,- fNAs/ir. >d hli wife, M. of CUrkiton, Wuh ; KING DAVID and Delegite* ire Jockeying for P«l- jJ^,"'imj. before the LeW Oov-| One riply. nferrlng to nlttloni couver, snd Frtd Clower, -The comt up to fsr—whither queitlo.il UM< npretent thl flnt Implemtn- '" tillon of • comprthtnslve Govtrn' eee.hmum.eln, u .UltiHIy WASHINGTON. Aug I - Voten tuworXmt ,a bloek , ^^.re on ■ pirtnthood. It does not mttch Ihs *!**..** TrJ.^7. ,..mL ot ieven ititei nomlnite Uielr cm- ,.:r,...A. ,..n. ~.i. .in,-,..h™»~™ i^ r.n.d. that H wu difficult te iviluite thl l«a«t tht uuik Ituthiut if thi city, trablbly ttie Weet ioi". of uven itetei nomlniltthtlr cm- ,wft.thW| m,jorlty tuIi. illhough! program In Cintdt fallen but ht btlltvld ******* *<» *h* **** ********* *h*> [ZL, ^£22 ile 1MB !Z coming week SH of the pr.miriet ,h2 ' l oentre* Ibeul 1S0O mllu f^i.,1^1 t,--l.._l„ lll«nuel "• could nol necaturlly p*u It. Australian dclegilion li Uk- Cinidi hu been contributing «0,0OO,0O0 monthly ilnct Ust 8um lng tht ltad In the fight for a'mer to aid parents at the sversge —.. . .... , tm ,.r . .Ad. 18 aurii ara Kheduled Tu*idiy-ln MUiourl, •5ir'Z.A.'i*nSI.tNC7r^HnUPSu' rt'ilgM ^"orl'ly LsttSi's for>U of M fir ttch -Pm■*«* "tpubllc.ni go to lh. primary **$t*%*ft*£™]™™ *"**!: i.„. more thtn . fourth 0} Ctn American Always uld IU In- ^""'ru^'i^cen ■teUatlon al San Juan. Putrto **** ********_ ** *.** Rico, reported a btavy /jrth^ Fvitt ia waging a loiing Jtck I. runtnon. 11, iinro™, ..._.. nif ArTCfl Wuh.; LouU E. Kephirt, M. CUrk- HOTEL DISASTER •ton; Elli Mte Rlchirdi, X. Vin-i __._.,_, . „ . ,_,. couver, and Frtd Clower, ». ind JERUSALEM. Aug. 4 (CP) hU wife J7 of Pullmin, Wuh. iPiUrtlnt Govtrnmtnt innounced All were killed Initantly exetpi todty titer 1 lwo-w«rt utrrh Fullerton who died here eight bounj through rubbU of the King David after lhe cruh Hotel thtt ill bodlu now have been Stan Henun and Robert Schrtnck I recovered, putting Ute lotel killed Another uld thtt "colUbontlon I a-yeir-old htrvut worken from ln the dlstster at K with the Roman Catholic Church, Mankato, Minn . who hitched a ride on matteri of world order needs to with Sloppy lo return to Colton, sn bt prepared lympithttlcilly tnd (expected to rtcover from urioui with in undmtendlng of thst! injuries. teemi difficult" ThU nply noted that "cooperation with Jewish bodlu hu Increiied difficultly snd bsck- Henien ind Schranck uld were riding slong 1 straight itretc Igh they etch , th. primary ***■^ ^^'ma'/oh" ^Zs'n. *********** ****"*** *** *** «^Cn^Joh; Fo.ter MLU. tod.y,~ £ u, 'IS. wl. thf.nil TlrulllL, will ***'■* *1'm'<*x PopuWUB, art btp- urf«l 1 meeting of chunh Itaden lo | ,„,„ tred In Ml. °*lJ way ibt »~" " """V*"1 ,uM by the pVymenU. ^ discus, tht "txtnmtly urgtnt mat-: ^u it Truman 11 have any power at aU "•»«"■; o„t „( lhe early tppllcinU wu tor" ot tension brtween RuuU and rf b, rk. *^\^****th^* ™:: ^t^r.^To; D^r=^ ™~^^>" irt.w-tar-i--.iiii*!** - **.*****. **** ***}*..***. -C,UMd ' Mtt ' rmominatlon in hi. home itate At flghL ll ahurch'i ground. of road when llghU luddenly loom CAMBRIDGE. Gloi. EngUnd. Aug ^ up directly in front of them. The ' (CPWohn Foster Dullu todsy | crash. Ihey uld, followed and thty no mon. Ilerton wu driving a car own- Uie CTowtn now U ts cted thit lht - — -s expec power uiiure _^ ^ |Uk# ^ {hf pr„^,nV, own p„,. two-thirdt vote will hive tht lup of libortr tin "1 ihall hive two 1 Inn 1IIO1 for my it port of the Big Four thtmulvu ir.1|„f| hipplly "t?l nurly u muchi, hut and'lasting nttet." Tht noted American itudent of CftMiau A'.A intemitlontl tttilrs spoke to sn In-,OH roriign Ala *% Viwil'ttsKttmT 5S*****-* ****#***' IStmuA for thru minute.T An- Virgtni. Stnator Harry Byrd will Chin.. Ntrwiy. lht Ukraine. White];Tou7'wS>U iiicomt "before "d, St wunooT^lit llll "• *** ******* **** '*"* "lm"* ******** ****** Cucbotlovakli. i»d w,r- olher ihock wat repum.^,* Ch.ll.nger ilnce he went to the YugoiUvU. I PThe atetion uid *tn wu no Sew* ,„ ujj HU bid for . third Today uw . bltttr oulbunt from r . rmmbrar* mi'..A.T... D«nocratlc nomlnillon U being op- tht p,„ident of th* Uniled NiUoni tOttC*! UOIItrOCT Th? Pin Americin InitelUtlon *«*** by lht C I O Political Action Oum.l Aiumbly. Piul Henri •t Cludtd TruJIllo. Domlnlcin n-'C0"™"'*" ^.,„ , Spiak of Belgium n.hiw West of Peurlo Rico 1U0 A Kansu prohibition urtp 1U0 Sp*ik charitd Uut the Big »our,W«j.* AA',utbmnnt* Witt.\,Tllghl ih«k hlghllghu the primiry ?lctura_For- hid^gnortd Kt .miller natloni InlWOg* Art (or building 41 Urge Rhine loation for govtrnoe on a repttl ,n uklng lht smtller nstions tor Blv„ ^tTWm tar tht Fnnch Oov NEW YORK, Aug 4 (AP)-Tht ternitlontl conference of church leiden on lht probltm of world Unlu<1 sut„ hu ip„,t 20 billion order, iponiored by the World dollan helping to reatore economic Council ot Churcbu. \,ir tbrest since tht wtr ended. Tht figure wu innounctd In t radio broidcut from PirU by lhi Amir lcin Auiitinl Secretiry of Slate, pUtform rrcommtnditloni only after mak- HORSHAM. Nortolk. England, Aug. 4 (CP)-Tht AdmlnUtrttlvt Committee of the World Council ot,WiUiam L CUylon. Churches uked vlctorloui powen Siturdiy lo releue thtlr wtr prU- d BHtiih Enjoy Bonk Holiday J'tmmtnt hu been cmcelled by the oner, u quickly ■ SSSOIStsAm' •"i Vlctorii Michlnery Depot Compiny 1 pultd to til Govtrnrntnli for hel| I of here. «7n- LONtXIN. Aug 4- Tht BrltUh ire Bj^^qw Ouittlv . v^r.iu. of low enjoying their flni poit-wir Auguit Bistnsmy X"'""! Ing It llmott ImpcUlbU for lhe'Vku,r|i j|,chin*ry Depot small nations to do sny such Ihmg '[^Ited * ~ j The Gentril Minagtr of thi firm Queen Celebrate! " s ,l,mi11- ***** ***** ***** *** I \ammMiuiwe 'coeeiutlon U dut to rtetnt wag* Inrrmu adjuitmtnii In til British fuirnilo'dircTOpi bectuttof Uw'»"l«Tlng *-*tH tini pott-wtr Auguit m"****wmJ .**•*"**'*. . . .ColumbU yirdi However, he uld. Brborn Mag:p3TA big rrop U n- btnk holldiy Thouundi of vict- WtNtMOR. Btrks. Inglsnd Aug „,„ , Mw nntTte, now „ betng SSted but termer, ire 7iMing ibenen h.ve |.mmtd Iralm ind 4 iRtuttnl-Tht Quttn "Ub'tted WM w(th u^ p^ch Supply ' heeding out of London for ber 4«h blrthdiy qulttly lodiy Cou^cl| (or eonitmrtlng five vtutU only enough to piy wigi. Inlgi tion ind ued cotti adlng In 1. the coait In Urge ireu of London! with metugu af congra I. of th. of tht umt dr.lgn thu contract Tbir uld they hive bun n-'kh* ml, plant open ire pubi. bul fnm many parti et liw United■ , lhf Uon ^ ^u,, ,nother raivlni "ly IM . ton i|tlnrt Mb 'bty tn not tstrtly emu. Met of Kintdom sndthtEmpIn irrlvlng M u J)rmUl^ „,,,, c,n b, ■ lon it thi. timt lul yur Prlcu U>*m l~t up >lg™ raiding. No B« it Windaor podrtki, lucctufully built it in igntd droops thi. .. b««u m _ —^ . . . :J^z^r.:,^iX:x^i.: k*. dropped this uuon btciuu of Iht cloring of Vernon mllltery Report QuinH Bom cimp which housed torn* S000 troopt during tht wir yetn QUICKIII ly K.e ReyntlU The Quun ipent thi weekend ••i„ie- Wlndtor CutU with lh. King gndl"" with Prlnetutt Ellubtth tnd Mir- gint To Chineie Couple SHANOHAl. Aug 4 - TU Chi- MIN WHO IIMOVID ^^ <—^—i^ i nu* Central Ntwt Agency uyi MUSSOLINI'S IODY juiniupltt. htv. btto bora to a rWM G|AVI ARRtSTID MILAN, 11.ly. Aug 4 (AP) oum Chlneu f.rm couple the newti agttag uyi Iht mothtr tnd tht ntw ouleti. four boyi and om girl. •rt «ola| will The btbtel in uld to bave bun bom It iltn In Chlni 1 Hopei Provlnct NEW WAY TO ESCAPE DEATH Rico Swindle Ring Uncovered r*tlu met lUurdty thtt lht mtn wtn eimtttd Mvutllnri k*dy irtw 111 fell... Field irivt ken ban utsAe*. but that thi hiA.n, time el lh* Hiciit.r'i n> mln. lllll U »»l»<«" F.ur mtn, ptltet uld. admitted teklM IM kmiy lut April, but iuiuad Ihtl eth.r. bad hliitn N le I a-- ankMsen tt itmm. HOLLYWOOD. Aug 4 (AP>- Pollct reported ■ n*w wty todty to uwt dttth—tou yourulf ovtr 1 cliff Rrsdley W.yne. M. teal driver. told thtm thrtt piutngen rob- bad. thtn bound snd gsgged him on s hillside road, thtn announced th«y wtn going to kill him So ht rolled ovtr lht edge ot I 100- foot precipice Fifty feet down, hruah slopped hU fill. N**rby residents he.ring hi. scrum., cilltd pollc* who hmted him lo ufety wllh 1 roe*. "Iln*t wt flirted iiii«i Ntwi •Mem Adt—taulntu hu ken pretty Ueeiyf lANOKOK, A"t 4 {API •tees*** ruim hen mmmereni e ,—~m —um vlia kege etei twlodli rl»t It l.i>* LATER IMU TIAR k*k wfcich ienrtd* te privite RffiDAR. RC. Aug I - Many teem mte* l*t« MM* ken tl.bmodi of young grtwu htvt bwn ete* dmimd tee IM United obtuvtd this wetk. but in it! Nil len. ".He' Uld a.haHlllt dentlt Uter Ihln u.uil Ilia Atminittraiiee eni atervlni front tht .lie. of the ytu... „,„, ^ mm Ft, lul n ^.eu^ltlooi ihould bt ldt*l tor lht nu b«« appointed to succted hlm bul tht dud man U undtntood'ptt Pollct nld^ht griytl emnammmei tetuetey lyomig Wr* III wu Innouneod K»l|«. IURMA GOVERNOR RESIGNS LONDON. Aug 4 (CPI - Hr Hegin.Id pormtn-Smith. Govirnor In sohrlni tht problem of rtfugee* ind dliplieed persons. Winner of 1946 Freedom Award No Foundation to Report of Crash Paper Sayi Truman Aiked Withdrawal Of Forcei in China NANKING, Aug 4 - A strong Indeptndtnt Chintu ntwipiper (Tt Kung Pim uld thtt Pruident Trumin hu imtructed General Georgt M.rsh.l to maki plans for the withdraw.! of Amerlcin forcu in Chlni. The dispatch, which came from the Chlneu Summer cipitil of Killing, uys thai the wlthdrtwil would bt designed to avoid whit wu rilled "mother Anplng incident" Anplng U th* plice where Chintu troopi rtctnlly killtd four VS Mtrlnes tnd wounded eleven Other*. Portugal, Eire S««k Membership in United Nations WASHINOTON, Aug. 4-Twt men nitloni wh* tteytd out tf World Wtr Two bin ukid te Join tht Unlttd N.tlons. Tht Poriuftu mtSsastm In Wuh- Ington hu formilly tald ttl* U.N. that Portugal Is r*tdy te tcctpt tht obligation, ef th. Unlttd N.tlon. ch.rt.r. Prlmt MlnUter Dt Vtltri tf lie* hM etbl.d in ippllcition Itr m.m- berahlp In the InteenttUntl fimily. Albinii. Outer M.n. J ilia, Afjh.nntin and Tram- tedtn tlready en under tta- • Iteration by t Itcurrty Coun- c I I Membership Committee. Tht commlttu |eu btck 1*4* uultn tomorrow, it muit n- port Ni recommenditioni te tht lecurity Council befon Auguit Mb. Soy. Bevin Will Replace Attlee Braiilians Give Eisenhower Ovation LONDON. Aug 4 (AP) - Tht Prim* Minister's Offlc* innounctd tonight thit Foreign Stcrttery Irntit Bevin would replice Prim* MlnUter Clement Attlee "In l few diyt" u he.d of th* BrltUh deltgt- tica to tht luropten Puct Con- -..« »• ...,.-.. . . _n— Iftrtnn In Pirls RIO DI JANIIRO, Aug. 4-Otn-, trai Dwlght lUtnhowtr. on hU1 ***** becirat III July V ud South Anurlesn tour, wu ttrm • '•" ordtrtd by hli doctor to tek* Uemendous ovitlon todty by thti* tompUte mt Al th* Uit minute, BrullUn city of Rio dt Jinelro. Ht ■ Alllt* wu forced to step In u NIW YORK. Aug. 4-After s »- ractivtd honon that usually ire Uader of Iht Brlliih Ptact dtUgt- mlnute Much. Ntw York Police in- |)van only to h*ad* of Oovtrnmtnt. Ik* nounctd thla morning thil i nport-: Including , ji.gun uiute whtn hli MttnwhIU. AY Alessnder, First ed plsne cruh on the Hudson River "ippirently wu unfounded." Po- ii _ lice hid unl cruh tsjulpmtnt to •riwR'.itT.A.o.ii. \*he Hudion Rlvtr tfter t womtn ^rn.rd M Btroch hu bttnn.rn^ (h>( , Um 44 ^mXt™th^*** ****** *** raulpm.nl wun- V iward and itelttmtnshlp In the worlds queit tor putt." Harry D. Glde- onie. Prgtldtnt of Frewlom Houie. innounctd today- Tht iwird "conveys the enthuiliim" of Ihe Freedom Houu Botrd of Dlnctori tor Mr. Birurh'i nport to ths Unlttd Nition. Atomic Energy Commiiaion Freedom Houu Is lullon ot dtlstni dtdlci cilled ifter tht uirch dUclottd to evidenre of in Iceldent 1,532,854 BARRELS OT CEMENT SHIPPED DURING MAY OTTAWA. Aug 4 (CP> orgnn- ted to "d'l •ponding lo Iht demind for cement IsitA of th* Admiralty, dutgntted by Attlee to head the Britiih contingent when tht Prlmt MlnUter •'turned to tnglind ytiterdiy, wtn RIDMOND. On. Aug 4 (API -'rtmiln In ehtrge of lht delegation crash of in lutomohllt In ****** ****** trrivtl. plant flaw In 3 Wivtt Killed SINTENCID TO DEATH LONDON, Aug. 4 (Rwten) - Andras Tssn»dy-Nigjr, formtr iktr of thl Lowtr Houu of tht Tht wtrt riding killtd ill Uit midnight without uriouily jurlng thtlr huibindi Th* teet. Mirgiret Crawford. II. molhte of t two-ytar-old boy Jeinnette Jones. X. mothtr of i 11 month -old girl Annt Mtt Huvilln. II ried coupteli for housing snd ther conitrucUon. Csnsds'. ranunt IndustryshlpMd j ^^ Cuwla^ ^ Riymond 0 UW.IS4 btrrtU In Mty. mort 6tn ^ W|U| „,, mlnm „„ *. t*nW22 mmUZ. ^L KliniS, *» *™****** •********•**■ *** *"** el IMM bunk th* taWO ,„ „ wu Mn l0 , b„^(ui with Buruu of Slttlitln reported todiy " ;.'.„._. bin Acluil production lotelled 137.1*0 * ****'"'*" ,",p,s, oUl_ „ wu milker of Iht Lowtr Houu ol tht bgJ££ *" ht|h^ mmMy tltun' **?*** '" **** ****" *** '** Hunltriin Psrllsmtnl. hu bttn , for ^ .tu a,lnlt th, M9gM l„. j injurto^ untenctd to dttlh by ■ Budaput „1( manllfBCtur*d In April. StoetoL Z , , .. Tribunal for w»r crlm**. Mouow],, UnU tni wir,hou*u dropptd SOVO* DOy I Lit* ....... ._ , .., ua hieub I * UATTLI. Auf. 4 (kW) - A fiwlly o* ffvt, trm$ft4 by 1\rt \n oo upm** tioroy »f tMk nto. wu thl let. .ind so steady the breere. th.it if t:io*e sails had bttn sculplunH m.irble they could nnt have been more motionless 1 was so lott in ine light that I forgot the preienct of the min whn etine w.lh me, until he md Kor he. loo. rough old man-of wir s min lhat he wu. had been ganrg it lhe ihowi, half In himself, Itlll looking il Hie marble silli, 'How quietly they do their work!'" GlIflFRHAM'Mfltl LMM TORONTO. ONTARIO HIXI nt«LIV PROMPT KltllPI ADOLESCENT PIMPLES Uw Cwtoiri peeteeirA t>, msn* ...... ib-1 Crrrsin Amhldtt i.r,u.l\y -r ..,, r,„i.„,„. 000 000 002—2 7 0 000 000 000-0 4 0 Beveni, Murphy snd Roblnion; JNiarhoi, Feller, Lemon, Berr tnd Hegin. Boiton . 200 140 101-1 14 2 Detroit 000 002 002—4 3 1 Hirrii snd Partes; Newhouur, Caster. Gonlct and TlbbttU NATIONAL LEAGUI Chicago 400 000 000—4 7 0 Boston 010 000 05«-6 13 1 | Schmlti. Erlckion. Kuih ind Livingston Niggellng. WtlUct. Johnson ind Mall Pittsburgh 000 001 000-1 t I New York 111 031 Ux—10 20 3 Lannlng. Gerheauier. Bihr ind Baker; Kennedy »nd Cooper St Louii 000 010 001-1 I 1 Philadelphia 000 OOO 200-3 • 0 '12 inningi! Pollet and r.irsgloli; Rowe. Miu- ney. Judd. Schinz ind Seminlck Clncinnitl 100 010 0»-4 11 I Brooklyn 000 004 000-6 11 I | (14 Innlngi) Vindermrer. Beggi end Mueller; Melton. Herring, Behrmin, Cuty and Edwirdi INTERNATIONAL LIAOUI ROSSLAND, B.C.. Aug 4-Robtrt (Bobl Fox. t ruldent of Roulind for over 33 yetn, wu Uktn lo tht Iliter Miierirordue Hoipltil Stturdty night, ibout 10 o'clock. In in unconscious condition following in •ecldtnl whtn nt wu hll by t car believed by pollct to hivt betn driven by Ernut Momtte. Mr. Fox. who hid ipent Iht tvtning uptown, wu wtlklng homt Weitwirds on tht ltfl ildt of th* rotd on ColumbU Avenue, tbout 10 o'clock, whtn tht ctr, ilio Irivtlllng Wut. seemed to swing ind hit tht pedrstrtin Mr Moruttl. tht driver. wu uniwart of hitting anything; but hU will uld "You htv* hit someone" He ImmedllUly put on the bnku ind itopped tn ■ vtry ihort dUtinct ind wtnt btck lo mveitigite Docton reported thtt tht pitlent wu lufferlng from enncuulon. uv- trt ihock ind poulble fracture Mr Fox, who U • widower, llvei stent on VlctorU Street. A son snd diughter. John T Fox, ColumbU Avtnut, md Mrs. Hirold Evini. VlctorU Avtnue, live htrt. Another ton. ' Hirold. llvu In Vincouver. nd plinned with hU wlft ind wn lo leive Vincouvtr thli weekend for Roulind. ind mothtr dtughUr. Mrt John Champa reildu In Butte. Mont Comtible W J Dodd 1s ln chirge of Invutlgitlon. Mr Moruttl wu held by pollc* Mr. MorMtt*. with hli wife ind thre* children, cam* to RouUnd • i ihort whlli igo ind reilded il tht Cliff for ■ ftw diyi btfort obUln- Ing • )ob it tht Ruutlt Jonu Lumber Cimp Rt wu iccompinled by hU wlft ind fimily ind two pu- BrltUh Consol Fin* Cut Tobacco $1 01 a half pound it Valentine's. Complete vicuum cleaner icrvlct to ill miku Ph Skllton 11. Typewriters for Rtnt. Kooteniy Stitloneri k Sport Shop PORTRAIT! BV WM. RAMIAV Vtgut ttudli 410 Wtrd 11 Ph. 101 Nurly 7000 electric snd gsi meters art Inspected innutlly by the two-man atiff ot tht Electricity ind Gas Inspection Services In Nelson. With a diitrict thit Is boundtd on Iht Eut by Alberta, thl South by tht Unlttd States, itrttchci Wut put Pentlcton, Vtrnon tnd Salmon Arm, ind extends Northward over 200 mlltl btyond Rtvtlstoki, District Inspector H. B. Penney, who hu held thtt position for 25 yttn, and Inspector A. E. Guy are responsible for the Inspection of every new electric meter thit comes into thtlr district to be uud for billing purpose! snd with over 40,000 already ln the tree Evtry meter must bs examined every six years. This urvlce of ths Department of Trade ind Commtrct of the Federal Govemmtnt wu established as • protective mtirare, both to the coniumen tnd tht power companlei. It also inspects the lis meters in the City of Ntlson, which number well over 800. In the United Stitei no such services sre offered. Inspection It carried out tt virioui polnti In the DUtrlct to which tbt meters In thou locilltlei sre brought. The mijorlty of these points only hsve to be visited once s yesr. However, u Vernon was mad* th* central maintenance point on the mainland by the British Columbls Power Commlulon, s great amount of extra work hai come to the Nelson department and the trip to this Okimgin centre hu to be mide ilmoit once 6 month. Any devlu uud for billing pur- poiei ll considered • meter by thr Government office and only meteri used for iuch purpoie ire chtcktd The protection li given to tht consumer from the company and to the company from the consum-1 However, the compinlu ire rt- iponilblt for the accuracy, plui and minus 3 ptr cent, ind the repairs of tht meters Btfort tny meter goes Into lervlce, It muit be extmlned ind idled by tht inspectors Checked by • routing itindtrd. tht meter! irt uldom rejected When they irt found to bt Intc- curate through tlthtr tht registration or accuracy tests, It U nurly alwayi trom running slow. Very uldom ire Irate consumer! Justified In their arguments thil thilr meter Is running fast. Of 1100 complaints Mr. Plnney received from customers when he wss working for th* City of Calgary, only one hsd sny Justification. People often blame the meter for mistakes thit trt their own. Continual leakage! to ground, gtntrilly caused by defective electrical equipment in the houu of the person, U usually responsible for too high meter resdlngs. Dirt ic- cumuUtlon and worn beirlngi cresting friction are tht general causei of Iniccuratt readings. | The inspector! also keep in eye on tht City of Nelion gu delivery. Two checki ire mtde monthly on tht gu syitem. A minimum of 460 Brltlih Thermal Unlti muit bt contained tn tvtry cubic foot, bued on itt Itvtl pressure tnd • temperature of 60 degrees Fihrenhtlt. ThU tut li ctrrled oul by mttni of • cilorlmtter. Ladies Pyjamas Beautiful Pastel Colored Bright colored Moral cotton pyjimti. Smill, medium ind h **•» Chenille Housecoats PUln and colored over-duign. Sizti small, medium CA tb*, •nd large Prlct #•*»•» FINK'S Ready To Wear Albertas Golfer Takes Caifadlan Amateur Golf Crown For J. R Watkim quility product!. Colmin'i, 1117 Front St. Reviling your Insurance1 Let US help you. BLACKWOOD AGENCY. Stnd your plums snd bUck cur- nnU to thi McDonild Jim Company- Thty-rt hire—glutrk Hit Wtter Ttnk Hittte*. 760 witt ind 1000 witt ilni. Grunwood'i Hardware. Th* store tf urvUt ind quility. Wrlght'i Orectry, 104 liktr Itreet. Phoni 41 Newark Rochester Syracuse |Mon'.reil Sv/nrme Mon:rril Toronto Pr.ltimore Toronto Baltimore Jer.ev dty Buffalo Irrsev City Ruffaln AMERICAN ASIOCIATION Columbui M'.'.v. aukee Indlinipolll S! Paul Toledo Minneapolis Louliville Kansas City Louisville K.imi t',:y I Toledo Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul Home Wins Miliar Trophy ISLINGTON, Ont. Aug 4 (CP)- Tht Millar Trophy, emblematic sf Eutern Canadian protut lonal golf match pUy championship, today li in the hinds of Stinley Home of Montreal the first Umt In the trophy'i ll-yetr hlitory it hid Ug! lht Provlnct of Ontirio. Pitying superb golf tl lht tiling- ton Golf Club Stturdty, tht 13- yur-old Iilumtrt Club pro fluhtd unutlonil flvt undtr ptr golf te defeit th* IMt tourmmtnt'i uptt4 king. Elmtr Blowtr of Toronlo'i Wetton Club Norm icored ■ 3 tnd 3 victory in the ll-t-.ole final A*Vr gabbing a four holt Utd on tb* flnt flvt pliytd, Horn bid his mirgln reduced to two by tnt ninth but hung on coottittntly through uven itnlght holu which wtr* halved ind ended tht mitch on tht llth Rlnwer's lee-nff |o4 him Into trouble on Um IMi ind It took him three to retch tht grun Horn* wu on In two. lis feet from tht cup ItaeilMlll r.U.. I.l.miih.' kmll UdA,,.l.mAd II,,v CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMINT ATlffNS Am 4 (AP>-Kl|M of \ht 10 Athein morning ntwiptptrt did nnt appMr SoturdlT btfSUM of a printrn itrlkt Tn# prlntm, irokrn* ji 40-p*r-crnt waft fnrr*«M. ■rr thc (.rem* 40-nr h.flir hifhttt paid worktn In TRANSPORTATION—Passenger and Freight FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON DAILY At 10:30 em.—Exctpt Sunday Trail Livery Co. Troil—Phont 135 Ntlton—Phont 35 Oregon Man Win Nel Tllle VICTORIA. Aug 4-Bud Ollmoee of S*l*m. Ore. ll Utt n«w men'i ilnglu tennli champion "f BrltUh Columbia, drfeit.ng tern Im tt Portland In th* final* hire loday 1-7, 14, 74. M. l-l M.rjory McCord of Berkley. Cilif, won tht womtn'i singlet crown when iht (Wetted Clltdyi Rou of S**tU* I4.I4.I-I Mlu R»u and Pit Coent A Vin- rouver. BC. took UM women'i Saturday loll Scorei AMIRICAN LIAOUI Washington 0. Chicago 1. Beaton 1. Detroit I Phllidelphli 7. St oul! k NATIONAL LIAOUI Clnclnmtl I Brooklyn 1 Bl LouU I. Phllidtlphli 1. Chicigo 1. Boiton 3 INTIRNATIONAL LIAOUI Montreil 1 Jerur City 3. Rochuter 3. Newirk t WIITIRN INTIRNATIONAL Spokint I. VlctorU 11 Vincouvtr 1. Brtmtrtea I Ticomi II. Yiklmt IJ. Wemtche* 3, Silem g PACIFIC COAIT teetestmm I. Ban DU|* 0 Lu Angelei 7. Hollywood t Oiklind 1 Sin rrancUeo 4. Portlmd 1. gentle 1 Boxla Playoffs Start Aug. IMi Wut Koottnty btxU oUyott will itirt Auguit II with RouUnd •nd NtUon. tht tttm* finishing ucond tnd third in Utt leigue Hind- lngi. will bittle It out for ■ btrUi la Uit flmU igilnit Dm Oolden Rtirs, Um lugui'i numbir on* Item. tn lht bttt-oMhre* uml-flml. Roulind will hire Um rhnlet nf groundi foe Um flnt gtme ind Ntlton for lht utond If t final rontttt U neceiury. lht flair will bit dtcldtd by Um fits of • coin Similarly in tne bttt-of-flvt flml. Trell wlll htv* ftrtl ehekn ilyr Illlion'i Royil Patent Putry flour maku light cakes ind fUky Paltry. Alk for It it your grocer. Need • typtwrlttr? If so. see m* D W. McDerby "Th* Typ«wrlter M»n" 3M Wird Street Nr* In itock! 1 uid lH-lb cini for uu with cinning michines AUo lids Hlpperson s Why aot glvi ui • cill lo Increue flrt iniurinct protattloo to- - C W APPUYARD freih buttermilk It Pilm Dilrles Phom 100 or Ittvt your ordtr wltb your milk dtllvtry mtn. for tht bridt! Rogeri illvtrwire In attractive gift boxu 31 piece lervice for tight uti. now in itock It Hlpperion'i Mirviloua Ttm in* liulltnt Reception In the lllctrohomi I- tub! mantil radio! Ott thim It Qreenwood'l Hlrdwirl. By HIRB JONEI Cinidlin Preu Ittff Write MAYTAIR OOLT AND COUNTRY CLUB, Edmonton, Aug. 4 (CP) - Kenny BUck couldn't btit the mtn pir couldn't bett ind n, brilliant, hole-ln-one Htnry Mar- lell. one of the moit unutlonil golferi of them ill, Siturdiy cime to thi unifying end of • ttp-yetr quest ind wu crowned King of Cinidi'i imiteurs Edmonton'i golfing polleemin did It with t ieven under pir per- formanc* Uut Included the fint •ct In the SI-year history ot Canadian imiteur flntl It wu I performing thit duration champion Ktnny BUck thc veterin from Vincouver, fought gamely to match but which finally overwhelmed birn « tnd I it Uit Slit holt of tht thrill-packed flnilt to t week ol tiring tn Um fint Nilloml Amiteur ilnce the wir. For Mirtell It wu t doublt victory becauu it wai thli uni golf- wile Kenny BUck who hid robbed hlm of th* glory In th* lut imiteur flnil it Montreili Mount Bruno couru ilx yean igo by • count of I and 1 But thU tim* lb* repeit performince htd I different ending tnd on* that wu not long Ui doubt after lha flrtt II holei In thi 38-hole grind. Martell wound up with 10 birdies and in eigie-ict whilt BUck hid flvt bird*. Tht n-yur-old Mtrltll. ieven tlmu Albert! Amiteur chimpion, hid the M-year-old BUck, Mn of • fimoui golfing fither. DivU BUck, dormit iU it Um MS-yird 30th where he got down for • birdit four. On lht ihort 173-ytrd ptr thru Slit Mirtill wu Iuit 19 feet from Um pin with hli ttt ihot ud cinned Um putt for mothtr bird. Tht crowd ruihed In before BUck could finish playing hll bill bul J. A. Fuller, Prciidenl of tht Royil Cinidlin OoU Auoclition ind officii! referee, put down • two for BUck to hilve tht holt tnd mtkt tht offlclil icore I md I BUck wu Um Orel tt grab Mirtell'i hind in congntulition, Juit u bt hid been it tht ltO-ytrd par thret nth whtrt Henry'i It* ihot rolled itnlght for thl cup. bouncod one*, thm Jumped ln for hli unutlonil e«gle hole In one "I wu hot at the right tlmi." Henry uld And u thty preiented him with tht Earl Grey Cup in • ceremony below tht clubhouse afttr the mitch ht disclosed hU 10-ytir- old imbitlon to win this crowning jewel of golfdom It hid bttn hli imbitlon ever since IIM, ht Hid— "I didn't uy much ibout lt but tt wu ln my mind." Llkublt Kenny BUck got • greit round of ippUuw from tht estimated gallery of WOO whtn ht uld Martell wu t worthy chimpion md smilingly quipped thtt ht would much rither hivt been one of tht gallery In Um flml than Henry'i opponent. Mirtell it oni Umt Ud BUck | by three hole* on th* morning .round but th* defending chim- Sion had cut thii to • hole by Um Bl* they reiched the end of flrtt II, both with par tarda Martell bid ■ 34-36 for thi morning round —finding trouble In tbl Iripi on th* back ain* — md Black had th* ume figure* la reverie with hli best figures on th* lut nine Biy tht Uth hole BUck had squared th* match getting down tot hit third bird of Um diy from than on Htnry reached in unbeitibl* pitch, blrdlelng (very hole until th* Bth where he icored hli unutlonil hole-ln-ont to put him On up. The defending chimpion cime right back, and on tht nnt hoi* unk • great ippltuu-drtwing chip ihot from • bunker it feet from I the cup for mother birdie, but II wu to prov* hU lut bird of tbt mitch. Though Htnry bit the 37th wtlh I bogie flvt whtn his dynimite *ot from t bunker wu ihort, he won the next thre* holu. two of them with birdie figures to htn BUck dormit six. In tht climax hoU, lhi 173-yird par three 31it. Mirtell Uid hli tee •hot Juit 19 feet from thi pin md thm unk It for mother bird to win the boU or it lent halve It •nd Ukt tht mitch ind Hm chimplonihlp Mirtell. with t bur undir par 31 card ior tha third nlni of Uu I day, wu ieven under pu up to tht 91M md 11 wu luggeited he play out th* other holu In in it'.empl lo break tht record of H for May- fllr'l tough lavout I They aid play one more hole, Uie 465-yird Und where Mirtell tound tht rough ind took i flvt tnd BUck i four but It didn't go on the recordi becauu the mttcn wu Colmin'i. 1117 Pront St. New Open Omeerlu, PrulU ind Vegetables Clgtrtltu. Tobtcco tnd Cindy OOLF CLUB Mixed two-bill foureomt Thundty. Auguit Ith. 3 o'clock Dinner Phon* entries to Club Houu or L M McBrldt Ivtrybody cant. Veball Magnates and Players To Discuss Contract Reforms IAITIIM KNITWIAR FOR WINTIR Sweiteri, lingerie undtrwtir. Jtrity drum, tillered lulls, boyi ind llrli oultr hi Cill Mri R Crlhim. Ill Vlctorii llrut DistrictMiner Dies In Home doublei title defriting Mn MurUI Klftr of Rm m*|o ind MUt McCord 44 14. M. Tht men* doubles rhtmpttni tre Sim I*t ind CUudt Rockier tl Pirtlind who woa from Al ritlgner and Churl Sutlon ef Berkley, M. 44 l-l. l-l. 7-« The niisr.l dnublu tltU went to tern le* ind Peggy iuktm et Vlctorii In two ilnlihl uu. 14 I 4. over Mn Kiftr Ind Bod OU-; Illu Mik ATTINTION Ilu Wnnhlpful Mttttr tnd memberi of Dlimond Lodgt No 1773 of Ihe Loytl Oringe Alloc of Trill will be il the homt of O t Grihim. 114 VlctorU Bt Tueidiy Aug I it 7 90 pm. tt mut memberi tnd Interested friendi . PUNIRAL NOTICI runertl urvlcu fM lh* UU «liu Maki will bt htld from Uu Thompton runeral Hnmi Tuei it | p m Rev O C.rondihl will dfflcUU tnd UUrmiot will bt In Um NtUoa Mtmorlil Park. ■y JACK HAND NIW YORK, Aug I (AP)-But- btll management sits down with playen tomorrow lo Ulk over contract reforms with ill Indications thit Uit ithUUi wlll gtt Juit tbout everything thty uk. Two plttformi driwn up by Ul* filiren of thl Nitloml ind Amer- cm Letguu will bt pruented by ihtlr rupictlvt repretenutivei 10' i ipeciil policy commit!** of Um mi]ori whleh then WlU mtkt IU suggeitioni it • Joint mttllng tf tht club ownen lo be htls "umt Umt btton I.i bor Dty' ' Commluloner A. B lllippy> Chmdler. who will not bt preunt. tipped tht hind of orginlied bare- bill when ht uld Friday Ihtt ht wu In lympithy with tht pliyen* quit! for t minimum ulary, Spring training expenui, • penilon plin ■nd other ImprovemmU "lo which lh«v tre *ntltl*d." Chtndler'i obiervitlon lhat th< demands m far propoied by the ithletei ire "compiritlvily mod- ut" utmed to echo the thought! of mott of tht owntn who rttliu Ihlt ebingu muit bt mtdt to combit tbt threiti of union orginireri tnd tht Mtxlcaa Ltagu* Both luguH wlll aik for ■ minimum wigt (tht Nitionil ut • MM) Uve] but Iht Amtrlctn did nol m- nounce in txaet figure) II probibly will bl grinted u It will affect only rookie pliytrt bmklng Into lhe leigut. Iverylwdy ippetre lo be In favor of some tort of retirement ptmlon fund bul tht txict type to bt idopted will depend on I lerlei tf con- ■ulUtloni with Iniurinct mm Propoull it tht Nitionil Lttgut muting would call for ntnefiU ringing from ISO lo IIM • month Nelson Noses Out Silverton H Nelion Rep buebill tnm noud out tht viiltlng Silverton Senior buebill club 7 to I In i cloiely contested gtmt it tht Civic groundi Sundty tfttrnoon. Orlginilly i doubleheader buebill bill tht flrit game between Nikuip md Nilion wu cancelled UU Siturdiy u thi Nikuip teim wu unablt to makt tht trip dut to molt of thtlr pliyers being cilled up for flrolightlng. A fairly large crowd wu on hand to wltneu tht Silver- ton-Nelion bittle ind nw lomt good ball dlihed up by boll iquadi. The game wu practically a pltchin duel tven with both teimi uilng two chuckeri each. The gam* wu tied it different Umu wllh flnt ont teim ud thtn tht othtr going I run or two thud. Nelion icored thrtt runi in tht ucond, on* In thi fourth, added thre* more ln tht ilxth for thtlr uvtn. Thi Silver- Ion boyi notched two runi In tht flnt Inning, ont more In tht fourth md thtlr flml three tn tb* fifth. Than wire only thr** hiti ever •ingle*. Ung getting • trlpi* md Nuh two two bagger*. Titchell stirted on th* mound for tb* home Utm with Jack Brown shirlng the lut htlf. Both chuckeri pitched •Utdy ball, Titchell itruck oul •ix bitter*, walked bur and hit ont ind yielded lix bit* Brown itruck out thrtt, illowtd flvt bit* but give no fret ptuei la Ont For tht Silverton Utm Gromhuy- un ind Ttd Orthim ihired tht hurling chore*. Orotnhytm had plenty of ituff on the ball m he whiffed twilvt bitten vli Um itrlkeout route, give oo* wilk and illowed light hit*. Grihim hurling Iht Uit two inningi itruck out thru, gawa no wilki aod yielded do hiti Titchil! lad Um locili with thrtt runa, whIU Lang tnd Btngtrt •cored two tach. Himbley and Ltmna p*c*d Um loiing viiitor* with two runi eich. Killty and NtUon icorlng onct tach. Bttteriu wtn; Ntlton - Tatchell. Brown md Nuh. Silverton — Oroenhyun, Grahtm and KtUey. Umpire — Dm McOlnn. The Weather Clear ikiei md high temptriturt bu igiin been general ovtr Vincouver liland. tht Southern Cout ind Interior BC fViidlnf and intermittent rain wlU ipread louth- wird to Northirn Vincouvtr liUcd Monday morning. Vincouver tnd vicinity; Clau tonight and Mondiy wtth increulng cloudlneu UU Monday tfttrnoon. Light wind* Increasing to northwtttcrly 19 mllu ptr hour tt Vincouver on Monday ifternoon. Little change Ui temperature Maximum at Vincouvtr Airport 70. AbbolMord Airport ft Kooteniy: Cleir tonight md Mindly wltb virlibli eloudlnm evtr Um mountilna tn Mendly iftlrnoon Light wlndi. Littli chiejl la tempenturi. Mixlmum ll Cru- ctnt Vtllty 40-10, Crinbrook 40- V. NeUon (Sunday) _ II I - CARD OP THANK! Wt wlih lo think ill friends ftr M. who hu wwktd taZmi m. mmLJIS BLttnl 5?JEW £ 17 yun In UlU eosntry. dui m,******** "' i"jT,T *{*** *ft Rtturdiy it hU homt tn tht Ymlf'£« "nothtrMjcUl Ihmki U Dr Uni ifttr . Ungthr lilnut IP"** ***** **** ***-*m * **** Bom In FlnUnd. ht rem U UM "••P"'*1, . . „ ttn it* I Kalu la IIM ellylng Ihere only I* Uw N# U turvlvtd by hU wif*. iti diugbUrt Md im tn iU m Fin- > Bmgttbtrg in HtwtQtC WUtlW'CUIiigr LOTT - RID SPANIEL PUP, I. Ph*ai m-u or ta-u Elecl Avery ol Salmo President Of Aero Club; Moth Here on 15th t 1. Awry of Salmo wu *Uct- •d Pruldmt tl the n*wly-form- •d Wut Kooteniy Aero Club, tod N t McUod at NtUon Viet- Pruldmt, |n Silmo Trldty nlghl Miyor N C Stlbbt will hold tht nffleo of Hononry Pruldmt md R M Striehm W NtUoa. Bwrf- Ury-Traawrer. Remtlnder of Um director! will be O M Btnwtll ind L C Cutler, loth A IHlate. and M. C. DoMld- •on. r 1 R*M. O O. Fttr tnd t A Curwen. ill of Silmo The mtmban wtrt Informtd thil Uit Tiger "Moth that bad bttn ordered would t* dtllvtred on Auguit II InCorporiUon piptrt for tht orginiution U I member of Um RotiI Cinidlin Flying Cubi Auoclition ire forthcoming from Ottiwi. It wu innounced Domldion ind Rtid wtr* ip- pointed field and contact aei ill " ' Montreal 11 12 — Toronto M K — North Bay U K in Port Arthuh 41 •0 — Kanort ___. M 71 — Wlnnlptg II 11 — Brandon 41 K — Tht Pu 14 n — Rtglni . 4J 17 — Sukitoon 41 U — Princt Albtrt 45 n — North Biltltford 41 ii * Swift Current H 17 — Medicine Hit M to -- Uthbrtdgt k) «e — C«lgiry . M M — Idmonton kl 79 — Kimloopi kt — — PtnUrton 47 M — Vincouvir M 71 — Victoria H «* — Crinbrook il H — Cruemt VilUy » »] — Prtne* Ruptrt rn li M Prince George a 79 — '■*'*- M ■1 — PortUnd ■ 1 II — Spokint Chicigo Stn Francisco »s 91 — Tl M — '1 AS — Loi Angtlu ■ a — Ntw York m a - Well Known Nalal lady Dies NATAL, ac, Aug ♦ - NlUl lnl Iht •■ilu* tf * w«U known Helen In Mn. I. Wtuoek. igvd M. who dl*d Mmm it W hunt iftir t thon illnut She wu barn •t Mlchtl an Miy M. IMI Survhnn irt hu hutfctnd Md only un Alu htr fiib«r, I iemy, Sr. ind flvt brother* iU living It Nilal. Two el h*r brt>th«n w*r» recently dUehtratd frou lh* Of nidlin Army iftef lerrini durli<| aeettMa mi a tke •*■ °m Turkish (abinel Nay Resign Today; Expect To Form New Government ANKARA, Aug. 4—Reliable sources said hen today that Premier Sukru Saracoglu's cabinet will resign tomorrow. Thi same sources declared that an old time politician with rightist leanings, Recep Peker, will be asked to form a new Turkish government. It was said that the cabinet resignation will represent the greatest upheaval in the Turkish gpvern- mest since the death of President Kemal Ataturk in 1938, who was replaced by General Ismet ♦ Campbell Considers Assistant Presidency of N.H.L TORONTO, Aug. 4 (CP)-Clar- ence Cimpbell, Edmonton Uwyer and former National Hockey Leigue referee, Siturdiy wu considering the National Hockey Ltagut'i propoul thit he take over the Job ti aailatant to Preiident Mervy (Red) Dutton. Inonu. Saracoglu, who formerly wai Foreign MlnUter, btetmt Turkty'i premier in July of 1943 after the death of Dr. Retlk Saydani. Saracoglu retained the premlenhlp when the preient elbinet was reformed ir, March, 1143. The Ankara sources uld thil thr ciblnet'i reiigmtlon ii expected to be innounced when the Nitlonal Autmbly holdi IU flrit meeting The assembly wlll contain a iprlnk- ling of oppoiition deputies, tnd it will Include 62 memberi of the new Democritlc Party picked In tht election* Iwo weeki ago. There li much disiatiifacllon In Turkey over the continuance of exceulve living coiU, ind tht htivy vote for the Internal pollciei. The Parliamentary group of the ruling People'! Pirty met in cloud leulon yesterday. One ot tht mijor Hemi on IU agenda wai ipeedy action to reduce commodity pricei that have risen ai much as 1000 per cent above 193!) levels for iome llama. The man who will be aiked to form the new regime, Recep Peker, !■ a 57-year-old nitlve of Istanbul He is uld to be i repreientitlve ol the extreme rightist tltment In the People'i Ptrty. Some political In- formanU declared hii government might exclude men who have liberal vlewi. Peker wai an officer h Ataturk'i army, which overthrew lhe Sultan's rule ln the 1122 revolution. Since then he hai held uveral oppoiition Democritlc Pirty w u! cibinet poiU. Hll moil recent polltl- vlewed ai reflecting thU dluatiific- cal job wu Mlnliter of the Interior tion, ai well ii unreil over other I for uveral monthi In 1143. Hot Weather Slows Up Derby Entries Tbl hot weither hu been bird on the flih*rm*n—or the flih—tnd the Koottniy Like Gyro Trout Dtrby entriu htvt betn dribbling ln. Six mort flih hive bttn entered, the lirgut being 112-pound, four-ounce trout hooked by J. W. Hunter of Rowland. ToUl number of entrlei to date wtrt 192, six mort than it tht ume Umt lut yeir. R. Reichert of Spokint itill miln- taini hU lead with a 20-pound, 12- tunct fish. Entrlei wire: J. W. Hunter, RouUnd, 12 poundi, four ouncei, on i Mirtin Plug, it Pilot Bay; weighed in by 0. Thomas, Balfour. & Benedettl, Nelion, 11 poundi, £ve ouncei, on i Glbbi Mirtln, it l-Mlnute Point; weighed In by R. A Mithtton, Shrim Lodge. W. Woodall, Ntlton, nlnt poundi, JO ouncei, on • Mirtln plug, off Woodbury Point; weighed In by R. A. Mithtton, Shram Lodge. A. A. Minhill. Cilgtry, Altt eight poundi, uven ouncu, on Olbbi Two-Eyed Wiggler. it Irvine Creek, weighed in by R. A Mithe- loll, Shrim Lodge. Cipt Angui McLeod, Procter, sev- Si poundi, eight ouncu, on i Gibbs lewirt No. 4 it Irvine Creek; a*ktm*d In by O Thomu. Bilfour H K. Ginn. Ntlton, ilx pounds, en a Jack Lloyd, it tht Outlet; Weighed ln by I. E Thomu, Bil- tour. Clear Way for Turner-Lindsay Title Bout VANCOUVER. Aug. 4 (CP)-The Vincouver Boxing Commission hu reaffirmed IU recognition of Kenny Llnduy u Dominion bantamweight boxing champion, clearing the way for Wednesday's title bout when Kenny tanglu with Jackie Turner. Greeks Would Keep Albania Out of U. N. 2 Killed Ifl Rail (rash PORT WASHINOTON, N. Y, Aug. 4 (API—A railroad conductor tnd an engineer wert killtd Stturdty tnd 10 ptuengtn wtrt uriouily Injured wbtn I locomotive collided niad-on wilh in electric-powered pauengtr trtin on Iht Long Iilind rillroad ibout i hilt milt from the Port Wuhlngton station Th* conductor wu Jouph Hul- atr, n and tht engineer, on the aame train, wu Dtnitl Awitta, 12. Tht engineer dltd u two phyilciini tmputattd ont of hli Itgi in ord.-r lo txtrlctta him from tht wrtcktge the wreck occurred whtn i light tlectnr switch engine, tn route into tht Port Wuhlngton station to pick Up ■ ctr, smashed into l Welt-bound passenger trtin. It wu tht ucond railroad accident to bt rtporttd In tht Ntw York Metropolitan irti in Iht put 24 houn One person wu killtd ind IOI wtrt lnjurtd yeiterdiy ifternoon whtn I centnl rillroid of Ntw Jeney commuter trtin entiled Into tbt rttr of ■ ucond coin- muter train at Bayonne. N. J. NEW YORK, Aug. 4 - Albtnli'i ippllcition for membership In the United Nitioni comei up tomorrow, tnd Greece U demindlng thit it be turned down. There hu been 111 feeling between the two countriei for iome time, with Greece iccuiing Albinli of conducting frontier L.cidenti Ani- basudor Vaulli DendrimU, Greek representative lo U. N, flatly declared that Albania cannot quality for membenhlp In the new leigut beciuu she U not a petct-lovlng i sUU. The Greeks already have asked the Perls Peace Conference to give them Northern Epirut, which now Is held by Albtnis. All the Greek chirgei are put down by Al banian dlplomiU to • Greek wtr ot nerves tgiinst Albinia. Doctor Alt Kuehl. an- Albanian reslatance leader now In New York, wlll preient hU country'i caw at a doted session of the membenhlp committee of lht U. N. Security Council tomorrow Doctor Kuchl denied thtt Albinia hid bttn tt wtr with Grttct since l»40-he uid thtt wis tht work of a Quullng Governmenl ut up by the Italians after thtlr Invuion. Ai for tht border cluhei. Doctor Kuchu admitted that tomt had taken place, but ht uld thty wtrt itarted hy tht Greeki. HOLD OTHIR BID! Besides the AlbtnUn bid for mem benhlp, which RuuU backi. the U. N. hu ipplicitiom from Irelind Porlugil. outer MongolU, Trin-Joi- dtn ind AfghinUtan. Sweden and Iceland irt expected to und in thtlr requests for U N. membership iooii. Iceland's mlnlittr tt tht Unlttd •titu Thor Then, dUtltud to dty thlt ht submitted hll coun try'i formil ipplkttlon ftr mtm btnhlp In tht Unlttd Nttltiw yti ttrdiy. Hi iddid thtt tht ippllci tltn wu midi it Ntw Ytrk. GIVESNO REASON FOR MOLOTOV EXIT May. Have Been Deliberate Rebuff to Canada WORRIES NO ONE By ROII MUNRO Ctnidlin Prtu Itaff Wrltir PARIS, Aug. 4 (CP Cible)-The Soviet delegitlon lo the peice conference give no explanation Saturday for Fortlgn Minister Molotov'i abrupt dtptrture from the Semte Chimber In Luxembourg Pilice Juit before Prime Mlnliter Micken tie King begin hli first speech to the plenary session. Members of the Canadian delegt tion who sit uvtnl rowi In front of the Ruuiin memben were not •wire of whit hid hippened until told afterward by persons In the gilltry who ct)iilt see Mr. Mololov depart It Is probable the Soviet Foreign Minister had an appointment which he htd to keep it thit time, but lt uemed curioui to the Cinadlani In the gallery that he left at the exact moment Pruident Georgei Bldault of France ctlltd on tht Prlmt Mlnlittr to ipeak. Foreign Miniiter Jtn Mutryk of Czechoslovak li ipoke before Mr King. Mr. Molotov ut through hU entire ipeech, delivered in Engllih. ■nd wu there for the French tnt Ruuiin trtniUtioni. Thtrt U • poulbllity that Mr. Molotov'i iwlft exit wu i deliberate diplomatic rebuff to Cinada, but thtrt U no evidtnee prove thii. At tny rite, tht Cinidiini aren't worried about it, tnd neither U iny body else. Rossland Lady To Visit Finland Home Expect United Stales Tax Collections to Slash Deficit "»T>- >jjsh'; ■ 'bl WASHINGTON, Aug. 4—Preildint Truman forecast last night thot o boom-time flood of tox collections he hadn't counted on before would wash out much of the deficit for the current fiscal year. ♦ Thui ht pinned hU hopei on builntu prosperity tnd high Itvtl employment — which automatically bring higher tax collections — lo bettar the heavily Indebtad government's position. He bolitered thou hopei with eonbmy ordtn lo Fedtnl igfncles thlt could tighten thc strlngi of the Federal puru to the point ot affecting veterani and the 48 utei. Boosting both revenue ind ipend- Ing utlmatei ibove the peicellme record figurei he iuued uven monthi ago. tht Pruldtnt uld It now appttri the Government will go Inlo the red by 11.900.000.000 for the fiscal yeir ending June JO. 1947. HALF OF IITIMATI Thit Is leu thsn hilf the 14,500,- 000,000 deficit he foreuw lait Jm- u«ry, due m»inly to the ludden raUIng of recelpU utimaUi by »».- 100,000.000 lo in unprecedented peaceUme total of $39,800.0(10.000. Th«t Jump In the propectlve tax take he added, would have balanced lhe fiscal 1947 budget ind provided i lurplui. too. If Congreii hadn't voled—with iome degree of preildentlil ipprovil - meaeurei •ddlng $4,400,000,000 to eirlier ex pendlture eitlmites. The Preiident let out the coit of the legislation, expreued In billions of dollan, u: Terminal leave pay, $2.4; Increased pay for military personnel, $06; Philippine war damage md rehibllltitlon, $0.1; Philippine loan. $0.1; increased veterans' pensions ind llberallied beneflU, $08; houilng, excluding defenu housing, nel of recelpU. $0.2; poitofflce depirtment pty in- creut, $0.2. Of thou mtuuru. thl Preiident recommended onlv the two Philippine Hemi. But he did not mike any fight on othen. ind he pul no bltme on Congrtu for uputtlng hli budget program by puling Ihem. Ht promlud he would kttp trying "throughout the fiscal yttr to reduce expendlturei whenever and wherever they can be reduced without harm to our lecurily md lhe general welfare." With thai ln mind, he told re porters it i budget explanatory conference Ihtt he li itlll hopeful lhat the preuntly expectable deficit can yet be wiped out md the budget balanced In the current fiscal year. In in tmmedielt follow-up he aent out still further orders to hold down spending of all kinds in thU fiscal yetr end the one starting next July. The irmy, speclficilly directed to cut bick IU program thU yesr by $1,000,000,000. carried the big load ln those orden. The navy drew a $850,000,000 curtailment and the Maritime Commission shipbuilding program one of $80,000,000 or in even 50 per cent, for a toUl of II.- 710.000.000. Mr. Truman'i budget wu bsied on the lower ipending figures for thou branches. ln addition he Instructed vsrloui departmenU to put specified ceilingi on conitrucUon aetlvltlu, without specifying whit savings thoie cell lngi would effect. The ceilingi In eluded: Army-$»5,000,000 In flicil 1947 ind $110,000,000 in 1948 for flood control; $80,000,000 In 1947 ind $95.- 000.000 In 1948 for riven ind hir- bon ind relited work! within thou limitation!. $23,000,000 in eich yeir for new work. I Interior—$15,000,000 In eich of the flicil yein for bureiu of re- clamitlon proJecU. with thit limitation u a guide in reviewing conitrucUon plini of other Interior brinchei. There were ilgm thit the economy cimpilgr, going beyond direction! for reduction In Federal em HOLD MAN FOR THREATENING UFE OF PRESIDENT WASHINOTON, Aug. 4 - Tha Stent Strvlct rtporttd Saturday that "ah alleged self-proclaimed executioner" is being .held for Onnd Jury ictlon of chirgu of threatening th* lit* of Pruident Truman. Thli ititement wu ln a nport on tha Service's aetlvltlu during tht fiscil yetr which ended Junt 80. It did not give names, places or dates in thc caic. The Service described the arreit and confinement of the accuud as the "most significant" of IU actlvi ties ln protecting tht Pruident. NIUON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, AUO. I, 1946 — 3 MAN SHOT AS TENSION KEEPS UP IN ATHENS Tennessee Veterans Patrol Streets, Hold Gun Positions HALT ALL CARS ATHENS, Tenn., Aug. ♦—Politic*! tenilon in the town of Athens, Ten- nesue, resulted in the ihootlng of one mm Siturdiy night. Armed memberi of the veterani fiction pal- rolled the streets ind manned sharpshooter poiitloni on housetops •nd roidblocki. Expected Invuion by the loun of Thursdiy'i bloody election feud filled to come off, however. The wounded mm wu ihot by one of the "Law ind Ordtr Pitroli thit took over ifter McMInn County officen were routad by the former G-I's A leider of the vetarins' group. Otto Kennedy, Identified the mtn ii i member of the opposing fiction—Brown Sheirer. Kennedy uid Sheirer wu ilttlng ploymenl ind purchiui of lutoi In i car blocking a road South of CUT8ACKI ORDIRID land office equipment, would have Atheni when a pitrol car ipproicn- Still furthtr iddltiom arlalng in effect extending to benefiu e(j He uld the mm brandished • Irom oroinm expmiloni md fromjgranled veterani ind to ititei gUn ,\ the pitrol ind wu wounded outlivi deferred from flicil 1948 The veterini' idmlnutritor wu \m ,he ]tg, bul „ot uriouily. give . net lift, ifter oftuU, of $5- told to "review andI tighten cer- Committee .VoOO.OOO lo lut Jinuiry'. spend- tain *•**'*** <' (pen. on. and ,nnounMd (hll ,„ men from rnVbTtm leeMmsa Vo^fi^T' e7,huntoflnd^vln.OPvre'-1 neighboring Po, Counly^ne o, mMoVoM ler.ni md lhe nttlontl pocketUk." them carrying a pistol-wen or- *T^'President's .Utement lndl-| Agenclu hiving ch.rge of pub-, reeled tnd Jailed. cited he hid ilrttdy heided off orillc worki or loim or grinU-ln-ildi The veterini polled in irmed directed cutbicki In ipendlng,'ihit provide Federal money to lUtei guird In Ihe county courthouu if- moitlv by lhe Wir ind Nivy De- ] to help In iuch mitten u highwiy \er rumori ipread thlt the ouiled n.rtmeoti ind the Mirtlme Com- building were told to "Uke ill 0ff|„r, nflght Iry to fight thetr wiy INCOftPORATID 1» MAY ISPO Kiddies Handbags Leatherette handbag lined with the new vinylite. Sturdy metol frame, ond top handles. Colors of red, blue, green, brown ond tan. Of Each Ladies Gloves Royon mesh gloves in the six - button length that's so popular for Summer wear. White only. Sizes 6 ond 7. Poir (t -d r\r\ n = LaGuardio Reaches Geneva for Relief Session GENEVA, Aug. 4-The Dinctor General of UNRRA, Florello U Ouardii, arrived ln Genevt today. Ht wlll ittend the opening tomorrow of the Unlled Nitloni Relief Groupi Generil Council In the pilice of the Leigue of Nitloni LiGuirdii took up residence ln • villi neir Geneve pliced it hli dli- poul by the Swiu Government Falling Rubber Prices threaten pirtmenU md the Mirlimt East Economy Sulon'VarwoiiidTa'w"piled at Immune ie meun the pettpona-1j^^ tb, rounty."Hundredi o'f .^notfTiS^ leut $4,100,000,000 mora onto tht menl of public worki it tht pru-[ffnon, hld ,on, to lh, courlhouie lt. of crlllcil «on iptndlm total lent Ume. jt get weiponi permit* Riflemenj,/^, p„ p^t cl (ripple Sees Montreal Police Win Detroit Meet DITROIT. Aug 4—Montrtil pollc* track and flald ttam. paced by tan Humt. thtlr ill-round itir, captured top btrlh In a trtanfulv mttt wltl) Toronto and Dttrolt In Dttrolt Saturdiy Th* M-ytar-old Humt walktd off »ith tht final thrtt tvtnU of lht iiy to glvt Montrtal a four-point victory ovtr ToronUr who placed Itcond with 74 poinU Dttrnit took M potntj to flntah in laat ipot Trtt dtftat for tht US squad wu tht flret tn thtlr own city In SO r'ln in track and fitld competition frith Canadian teams. STOLEN MONEY GOES FAST TORONTO, Aug. 4 (CPi-Pollct lodiy irreited Ronald AdrUn Ben- ntwlth. II, md Jick Heimond, M. both of Peterborough, Ont., on I rhirge of stilling 115.000 from An- drew HtggU of tht Rlti Grill In Peterborough Officen who mtdt tht irreiU in ■ downtown hotel uid they suspected tht mtn ipent mott of the monty on iuto- mobiles, clothing, dlimond rlngi. ind rntertiinment Tokyo to Hear "The Mikado" Show TOKYO. Aug 4 i API Air conditioned or not. "Tbt Mikidn" goei oo mil Thurtdiy Tht Gilbert ind Sulllvin Optrtt- U ipontortd by Iht U. S Army Sptdtl Strvicu Stctlon hti bten postponed several times btciuu of dtUyi In Imlilllng Iht ilr conditioning lyittm in tht Ernie Pylt Mtmorlil Thttlrt tt ihould b* rttdy by Thundty but tb* show will go on tnywiv. tvtn If tht cut hu to iwtlltr undtr h**vy. omiU ealum**. MMM mtdt ot mnn leyen ot illk F1ANCO MHTS WITH THRONI NKTINDIR LONDON. Aug 4 iCTi-An II- chinge Teltgriph dlipiteh from I.iebnn uld Stturdty Dr lou Mtrli Oil Robin, formtr leider ol tht Spanish Cithollc Liberal Ptrty. w*t reported to htvt brought tbool ■ meeting of Otntrilluimo rrinclem franco with Print* Ju»n, Prtttndtr la tht Sptnlah ll-font. 10,000 See Power Boat Regatta BARRO. Onl. Aug 4 Mort thin 10.000 ptoplt lined tht North i Short of Kemfcdll Bty yetttrdty Ifor lhe flrat flirrir regilti racing of | lht Amerlcin Power Bott Aitoci- i itlon. j In the ipttdy 2M clau fml dlvlilon i Clnlon. Ohio driver. Jot Tiggirl. with IU poinU for thrtt rtra wu tint. Tiggirt slicing thrtt tlmu iround ■ five-mile count, hll ll up lo 75 lo M miln tn hour on lht itralihuwiy ind iv- erigtd 10 miln in hour Hit timt i wu five mlnuUt thrtt ucondi ROSSLAND. B.C. Aug. 4-Mn C. A. Hinton. who hu raided in RouUnd for 19 yeiri, Itft fridiy for Spokint to tnvtl by train to Ntw York, whtrt ihe will embirk on th* Gripiholm ind nil for Swe dtn. ThU will bt Mn. Hinton'i tint vliit to htr mothtrlind ilnct 1903 At i young girl Mn. Hanton Itft her homt ntir Heliingfon, Tinlind. tnd wtnt lo Oikintrom. Sweden. In IMU. Thert lht mtt Mr. Hinion tnd thty wtr* mirried In IMI. Mr. Hinaon cime out lo Canada about 1110 and Mn. Hanaon and two snail ions. HUbtrt tnd Helmtr. lolntd htm htrt on Auguit IT, llll. Thty midt their home on • farm at Stoney Crttk. liter moving into town. Mr ind Mrs Minion wtrt quilt ictlve in tht urly diyi here Mr Minion pliyed tht iccordlon for •II tht dancu and mcUI ictivltlH Ht dltd uvtrtl yttn igo. Mra. Minion txptcU to Und it Gothenburg. Sweden, on Auguit IT. exictly 39 yttn to tht dty whtn •ht lindrd In Roulind Sht pUm to vUlt Mr. Minions relitlvei it Oikintrom ind Stockholm before Journeying on to her childhood home of HeUlngfon. f InUnd, whtrt lhe will vUlt htr brother! tnd inters She plini to bt iwiy from monthi to t yttr. Two tons tnd i diughter rende here with thtlr fimiliei Hilbert. and Helmtr Hinion ind Mra Hlldtgird Ercikton- whllt mothtr diughter. lln HIM I Birch tnd htr ion Wiyne. ire raid- 1 ing in Vincouvtr Sht hu 10 grind- ! children Tuttdiy tvtning lht Dorm Circle of SL Andrew'i Unlttd Church ctlltd on Mra. Hinton tnd held • surprise bon voytgi ptrty for htr Mn W Blickwell on behilf ei tbt mtmbtn prutnttd Mr Hinton wllh i firewell gift and wiihtd htr ■ pleisint journey ind I hippy holldiy in htr hnmrlind Dilnty rl- frethmtnU wtrt urvtd by tbt ladles Thou present wtrt Mn W. Blickwell. Mn. W T Unt. Mn A H Keffer. Mrs Domld Mirtln. Mn E Stccombt ind Mrt. Arrow- ■mllh World From Sen- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIII Heavy Earthquake Registered PAMNOA, Cilif. Aut. 4 - Tht CtlHtenU Inilltutt of Ttchnologyl _ iHckT'ivtr un °n in uitmt- nOlOriZvU DCQ graph Tht ttrthquikt wu uttti- j cltntly huvy I* cauu wldttprud _ daman If It teeurrtd In t pern-1 CARMAN, Man. CP' IHtdVrat- Howtvtr, tht InHltuU ouily crippled Init truck. tccidtnt. .,ptrti could not Ull juit whtn Piter Dyck ha. been uved from . «2rZZmZ m (.It It ihook tht'Hfttimt In hotpilil by i ilran|t tht trtmor wu '*<*-" ***** T* nrw moU)r vehicle th.li reilly • "** T»r.ih«r >*°*°'**<* *t* Tot wtnt of . better meet Ibtn in hour. ^^ iuuM ^^ cl„ |( .Pti,T, ||lllilHnillllllllinillllllllllllllllH»»« Jitnty WATER FROM THAMES FOR ATOMIC TESTS •y ROMNIY WHEELER ug. 4 (AP)-Poaiibil- tconomic dlilocitlon —it, cauaed by falling wtrt itatlontd on houMtopi around \„.bbtT prtCM) i, fowswi by trade lht courthouw and Jail. Some W0i|nd coioni.i MperU on tbe bull men —moitly former O-I'f—guarded roadblock* along the Pol County line where the invasion waa wjppoi- td to itart. All paaslng vehtclea were halted and their pasatngers examined, but the ousted offlceri did not ihow up to carry on the Tenneaaee etaction feud. Greeks Demand Territory Netherlindi Eut Indiu ilio may face extraordinary reidjuitment It synthetic rubber competition lowen natural rubber prlcu. In any event, the pre-wir com bin* of fir Eutern rubber producer!, which controlled 90 per ctnt ot PARIS, Aug 4-Pwc*Conltrtnceilh, „„,„•, n,,urtl ntlhn hll Nln* yun ago, ^ck br«V**' dtltgitu in confronted wilh • p^,, from the international icene •pint In uvtrtl pUctt, tnd doctor! GrMk itmMni lor chunj,, o( Bul- ** ould never wilk of luthorlUtlvt eitlmitei thit mt- ural rubber miy be lurpltu In IMT Ceylon, which produced 70 per ctnt of the world i ivillible wirtime rubber before North Amerlcin lynthetlc production overtook ihort- •gu. gloomily contempUUi "com- Blete ruin" of IU rubber Induitry 1 pricei drop. Other trtu, including Brltlih Malaya, French Indo-China, and the 1 lold him ht would never win |lr(ln 1I)d Alblnlin ttrrltory. The •gtln Ht remiintd In lhe Cirmin QrNk d,,ffltion ,)t0 hu „rve r,p.r.tion. from IUly for the m.l- I/1NDON iCPi -Subject lo ?'r**,m"„ J J ,,.*,,a "' eri.l d.migt dont to Grttct during eondmo* impoud by lht Thunn *lnk*-.r *l,n J****'*** "**,.*, the w.r Th. Gratk demind. cimi SS2^JTmu2'. ntw rt- ««* «J" ^gJr'E ' ™r,lh; leu thtn 24 houn afltr IthlopU Kirch Uboratory it Hirwytll. * ******,.**** ** „". r„„„ '*, . 'uktd Ihe Conftrtnct for IUly'. toUUr. U to bt illowtd to m, | from lb. ho*MUl occi.ontlly Af|rcin n[mla q( grltrM >n(j Som. wiltr from lht river for IU A^ftw monthi UUr, Dyck ««• illl.nd lifted from hU bed ind pliced itomlc tiptrlmtnti _ , . .' , m. .. ~.,m,,.i~, ilomtch-downwirdi In hli ™» —. , _ TOt Ubor.tor^.^ing ptrmmtd Ht toon Ittrotd lo optriU.To Head T«lll lo withdraw 1.000MO iilloiui d.lly 6 „, ,rlv,i,! from lht rlvtr. who- ivtrt|t dry ^ > ^ no ^^ §( ,„ Rldeff Ot weilher flow it tht point U 4o.ooo.ooo g.iioo. i ^ tm «. ~*!~ '•• ","*"1 Canadian Rockies .. _ lW .,„ _._ w- i.kin »ula irimtt, angla Ironi, ina Howtvtr. lht wtltr ran bt Ukw nk. |u contro^ ^ ^^ , um A|(j A 4_Sydney orly during • »P««'« '°""~; optriUd irt within tuy rttch of Holltndtr of Btlllmort. Md.. wu ****°*Z** **''*% rn*^f ,0n,Jta lht mv*lid dnvtr Tht ont ind . ,|«ted Pruldtnt of tht Trill Rldtri "0? ''ZM- b. third horupowt, motor glvu •etlvt tluntnti. which migm o> dangtroui, rtmovtd Tht Ubonlory wlll third top of 10 milu in hour of tht Cinidian Rockies it ■ mttt . Ing hire todty which cloud tht 'lirgut cimp in the history of the orginiution two fivr-diy rides wtrt lt- Undtd by 111 riding enthuiiuU in bt required . _ . to pty *t ronurviion iMiso Charae Iritun Stl ivtry m monlhi If tbt ivtrat . . . * . B , tilractloo li Uu thin 300000 gil Maintain POMfl lorn ind H1JS ihould II ticttd thil _.„._. , . , WARSAW. Aug 4-A commun.st b*cktd ntwipiptr. Olot l^jdu. in w Iht PolUh cipltil charges thlt h- Whip MCUIII Brllllh ire itlll mainliinlng de- With it. uyi Sir Gerard Cliuion BrltUh AuUUnt Undenecratary of SUte for the Colonial Office, goei thc lyitem of uniliteral production quouu, which sought to peg rubber prlcu by limiting tupply. Producer control wu impended when wir forced pooling md allocation of natural rubber. The future of nituril rubber wlll remain uncerUln until tfter Dec. II. IMI, whtn tht preunt short- term internitlonil igreement expire*. The United SUUt hu igreed to buy 145.000 long toni, of in es- limittd 401.000 ivilliblt during tht rat of 1141. but hu midt no com- mitmenU for 1M7. volumt U.S. Trackmen Politics Concern Of Every Citizen ABERDEEN. Scotlind iCP> WlllUm H - fyft. Prlneiptl Vict-Chineellor of Aberdeen vrrsity Uchmtnti of ntllooilUt Polu undtr fMf.°'^^,Ub,*'?o(4I^'n, ^.IcwuTof VlctorU i"nd 'now"tl'tu'lir|Merit forntlll. Jemette rorntlll. llmA f _.-! VlmAmmlmmr Ar,Amr, ****• •********•'** UM*-** *>* a-MSbaiti SMM I •*# »..L.1 r*.11l..u. XmUakrwrn A** CROWDS ENJOY OPEN AIR MASS VICTORIA. Aug. 4 (CPI-Hun- dredi ot VlctorU cltiuni tnd viiiton from up-iilind ind milnUnd ritiu githered under • lunny iky it MicDonild Pirk Siturdiy to it- tend lht outdoor grind pontifical mut, htld in connection with the centaury celebrations of lht Cithollc Dloctu of Vlctorii. BUhop John C Cody, unlil rt- Fun Packed Days For Junior Girls af Loudres (Contributed) Sixty-three young lidlu from tht Eut tnd Wut KOOtHHyi settled down tor ttn diyi ot fun it Camp Lourdei. A tried aad minutely plinned dally ichtdult insured l variety of ictivitiu tnd no ont ctn find an Idl* or dull moment. We irt furthtr bleued by hiving a perfect group of leiden, all old- timeri at Lourdei. MUa Katharine Gulmont of Pentlcton li ln chirge ot th* Sporta, MUa Roulli Poulin ot Nelion, U In chirge of thi younger Junlon and Ctmp-flrt prognmi ind Ittl Mirgiret Smith of Cranbrook ll ln charge of Canteen and K P. Thl leiden ot th* Boy'i Cimp remiintd i ftw diyi to ihow thii girl leiden tht ntw progrimmt. Wt htvt thui tar been bluttd with fin* weither tnd iwlmming ■nd boiling in enjoyed to tht full. Wt havt no leu than uvtn beau beiidei tht liunch on which wt hay* had a full quoU ot ridei. Mlu Gulmont'i iwlmming clints an highly populir and II muat ba ad- mitted that th* glrli tike to the water much bettar than tht boyi. Our project ptrlod hai rttulttd in t fini clein-up of tbt groundi. Thi grotto U undergoing i proceu of re-decontlon. Our camp-fir* prognmi an true fun feiti! following tht grand ilng- long progrim, we hav* a dlfftrtnt ind extremely intereitlng program ttch night. So far wt hav* had iuch Hemi u Charad**, Truth and Consequences, Till Story Club. A nightly ghost itory brlngi forth shivers and ihrieki. Lourdei hymn brlnga to • clou our buay and tun- crowded dty. Lut but not lent wa muat mention Mn Birtletfi cooking which U out of thii world. Such ciku and putriei irt not found la th* wholt of tht Kooteniyi! Crotrdtd houn of bottlng. iwlmming and gamei make for ihirp appttlta*. Volley-bill competitioni an at their height it the moment aod King-pong tiblei ar* never idl*. Our ik* to Hirrop ud up to Kokan** roid are annual eventi ind w* enjoyed Ihem thii year aa muck u aver. Th* following glrli ittendtd th* Junior GlrU' Station at Camp Lourdu: Cranbrook: Mirley Ann Boyt*, Riyllne Hlll. Anna Hlll. Rita La- fleur, Paulina Bowneu, Mary O'Sulllvin ind Maude O'Sulllvan rernle: Roumiry Kennedy ind Josephine Kennedy. Yihk: Laura Querin. Kimberley: LoretU H«ydn and Annt Htydn NtUon: Dolorei Hlll, LmtU Col- lelll. Mirle Coletti, PiuUttt DivU. ruled Gtntral VlidytUw Anders ^^^ Un)(fd S|tt#> ,,„(,„„„ ov„.!bUhop of Elitei. chinttd the mut Slr Th. ptptr uyi monty ptldlo Gtn wh4)mw, ,„ j,,^,, q,^,, ind "■'' Andtts Irom tht BrltUh Trets- ^^ ,, Mp0in Unlvenity! Molion n, Unl "ty <'*** *** w" ***** *** ****** SUdium Siturdiy by HI lo 10 The sna Tocn^tr ^ijtl of "' ***** ind UrroeUU in Polind c,nldlln tMm ttiM t0 wln , (Wl', Univtrally. Kln|llon. On.l : **"**** *<* ^"****i" ~^T! >m|lt flnt In lht Inltltl potl-w.r rZy.. a.. ..._— .r^l,,.. with lht RuuUns ifttr ht backed .„„„..,„„., Ir„k ,-a .^.ia _-., whllt the occuionil icrmon wu delivered by the Mott Rev Anthony Jordin. OM I, vlctr ipoltollc of Prince Rupert. toM students tl • Summtr gradui Internitlonil trick ind field mett Veneiuelan Envoy to U.S. Diet WASHINGTON. Aug I Tht Vtnnutlin Ambuttdor lo Iht United SUIu. Dr Don Alfredo Mi- chado lltrnindei. M, dltd it tht Veneiuelan tmlmir Siturdiy night alter in illneu ot ievenl wtfki Dr Herntndti reprtunled hli country it lh* Untud Nitloni conftrtnct In Sin frineltco Ittl yttr ln April, ht btotmt imlniu- dor lo Ihe Unlttd Stitu Didn't Know Till He was Bitten ! LINCOIJI, III. Aug 4 iAPI - riihermin Audler C Hiwklni hid > h.ie bul didn't know II unlil ht WM bitten Htwkini dllgulttdly reeled In • ptirxif old trnuurt ind give Ihtm t scornful kick In rt- ' turn, ht lot • slight iUb In Ibt Ul IA 10-inch calfUh wu Intldt Iht IpwU U.S. Coast Guard Celebrates WASHINGTON. Aug 4 - Todiy lht oldest nivil force in tbt Unlttd Sll lei the Cout < I'laid celebrates IU 191th innlvtrurv at uninterrupted setvue on Und ind its ThU is tht flrat Umt Une* tht wtr Ihit Iht Cout Outrd hu ohuivtd •n anniversary Although tbtre in no formil ceremonies scheduled to mirk tht tvtnl. ill siationi. lights. btui ind operating vtutU In port •rt open lo the public War Veterans Urged to Save Gratuities WILUNGTON. NI iCPi-Ovtr T] pei unt of war vtttrant In Ntw Zttltnd havt Uft Ihtlr wtr iratm tlu on dtpotll In Oovtrnmtnt uv- ingi hanks msteid ol drawing thtu tor immtdltU uu Wbtn, ill alatmi htv* bttn Invert Ife ltd ihoyi IMOOOOOO worth nf gratuities wtll htvt bttn dtpotlltd to th* credit ot War veterans . but tl lht petttnl rate nf drawing Ibt greit majority will not want to optratl tn Ihtlr iccount! To encourage vtttrant I* Ittvt thtlr graluitUt on dtpotll and lo ■void infliiino lht IJoremmtnl Is offtrlni TS ptr rent interest whleh is much higher I bin can bt nbltln td on lht optn monty market lion rereuony thil pollllci li lh. *°**°** ******** 1°,!£[??'?'**** *****' P0""* ****** ****** *** **** concern of every clliun "- Rtd *rmy If II htIptd Mm or- -cond lnd IMrf p^ ^^ ^^ 1 .. ... ginlie hll troopa During the do*-1 P*opU whn uld pollllci wu • • Blu—t ^ W. _., K- VH I... dirty builntu condemned thtm Mtvt* Thty ihould not tlthtr from tlmldlly oe from cssmpUctncy ot tbt wir he Ird the Second Poll* Corpi in IUly ivtn thtlr HUnlkwi from th. goat BIOWS Up, urgtnt ind cnmpUi ■polltle*! prob-' lemi rauud by Iht mlllUry ults ^gp Suffer ot nueUtr tntrgy." ht uld New Lansdowne Park Record by Mouse Hole VANCOUVER. Aug. 4 Recover 91 Bodies From Blast Scene IFrom Burns Mem H"le .et i new mtU ind ont sit- te*nth record for l.inidowne Pirk In winning lht 11500 idded B C Chimplonihlp hindlcip Siturdiy ai lh. trick'i M-diy muting cime ■n end Mnut. Holt, nwntd by A J Brady nf Vancouver, covtrtd tht milt tnd H on* siiletnlh In ont minuU. 41 4-», Kingdom, lht etlln| plicu in e> „ in UelutUI H.rbor nn V.nenu- "*"' ** »?"*"* *"«-"*** Ptcttd tn force prlcu down In pel lh. mtrk wl by Korawiy Juil two — it wnkt igo HoW. in invader from PORT AIJWRNI. B f Aug 4 \ iCP* -Tart We«: Coait lndiani. ('•• eil Mtcb and hu aon Sydnty. irt recovering from burni ind ihork lufterad Wadniadly whin lhtir JIRUIALIM. A„, it-, r.i mint Otvtew«»ti« emnunmi ta Ity thtt III kmiiu here kttn et emreemi In Ih, Kin* OlvM M.t.l ,.: uUnd It»lulan Th. latal kllUd wu Ttw nploaton rluu of whkb .. Pitted ll II. with 41 pteatni itill unknown. Ihrtw Mr Mtrk irrnu "ouu la hu»ltila Tl* enmammmmemi ih. miglm room, tnd totud hli mn */**l**cr**.**** r **•***.*S H Z, uit llstt til IKt vMlwit wtre at- abmt II ftU Into Ihe tlr on lo in ****** ******** ucond ind relumed etunM lu. A »st«*el«l ttevUt othtr pari ot tb* teek HJO jud IUI Spangle Lock flni- lae vUtlut t» l»t bltH *• «• bti Ptrt of tht bo*l'l c*bl« wh blown *td Inlrd .nn p*M pill on Mlow htW tn Mtodty. ttt. .n.hlini Mick tn rrtwl out be- *" MO .NIUCTtlCCMAII STjuSmmT " Singapore Fights Inflation Trend SINGAPORE (CP) - Tht crown colony of Singapore U mttllng tht challenge of bUck mtrkttl tnd InfltUon by opining i chiln of restiurarits Which urvt simple but nourishing meili for tht eoul- viUnl of 11 ctnU Ctlltd "tht Ptoplt'i ResUunnti." thtlr menus Includt rlct. mttt tnd vtgtUblu Tht flrat ilrttdy hu optn*d In downtown Slngtpora with ■ ctptdty of 1000 ptraoni. Along Ihe line of Brlliih Gov. ernment restaurants In the Unittd FOU SUTCHU SLAYING a-/..', Md To Swim Channel Win Dominion Paddling Crown ,J£?*rL!w"™nlnn ptdd- lutbw Aid* Utt OrloWr In l*v»»-i|'^» ,bm Knglnh (Stnntl it C.ltU. ***** "T*?*; " **^,l\Z m ZZ' ruh Tht IT.yt.r-oM AM. wai killtd prMK*. dkwllr ifttr midnight Ti-a "•«•"« htld line* IHI Tht Rtdli- ■fWe ht tnd MrKtthui htd m*d* lay ind hopu to nuh Dnvtr. loi ton Club ended wllh flvt firm, a ■ round of nlghl club. HU body Und. In 14 houn ******* tnd Iwn third pUre* to tm- Mihonty cilled tht revtUllon .1 wu dUutmbtetd tnd ptrU lirtrib-i If wmtufiil Is* will itttmpt !•;*« a Wai of ■ polnU-tl|hl moreltrmlni. btcauu ht uid uUdjvtt lh* city tt SytUMUh Aniii lht rerem ntsrm Wu IhfclUun lh* ucond-pltct Toronlo Sail, tvtry *mtr*mTn*t VH mMt**w*mW mmt*mT*m^mmm vaU establishments At prtunt tbt n.it of suhalstenct In Singipore ll esiimaied it flvt tlmu pre-war. An invesligilioM by Iht Wiges •nd Co»t of Living Commltlu of tht colony ltd lo tht rutturanU' introduction Thty Irt "periled by the Govtrnmtnt Sociil Wtlfiri Department. Nine Horses Drugged BALTIMORE. Aug. 4-TH* chair- nun of th* Maryland Racing Commiuion. Otorgt P. Mihonty. dli- clottd lodiy Ihtl nlnt horeu wtre druggtd during lht currant ten-day ree* meeting at Btl Air Track Th. drugging wu revelled In tests mtdt in tht stale's ntw mobile laboratory. Kithleen Gllllcino. Betty Aon Hufty, fiy Hufty, Thtreu Poll, fjleen Hopwood, Didra Hopwood, Georgette Major, Enid Prime, Ron Marie Sturgeon. Grand forki: PilrlcU Idward- •on. Trail Mtrjorlt Gotta, franea Btl- covec. Sophlt Btlcovtc. Joyc* Clirk, Colleen CUrk. Ellttn frit. DolocU Torchuck. Thereu Guild. RIU Jt- rome. Beverly McUu|hlln, Miry McLaughlin. Janlc Zahn, LouUe GUdu, Jacqualint Perm. "Uvln* Ciputo, netty Nutini. P*Uy " Adrltnnt Loughery RouUnd: Cirol Dtlmu, lyn Dtlmu. Dtnlu fourt, Ptt Al len Join Alltn. Shirley Htm, Mar jonr Keine. Thereu Mlllin, Jttn- elte Milllgin ind Bernlce Milllgin Eut Trill: Bernlce Monlp*Ul*r, Donni Brennin. Miry Monaghad. Lucille PUmondon. Shirley Htulop Wtlcomc viiiton trom Vincouvtr: Ileltv Lou Hrandes, Mtryllnt Cir- Uw, and Pitricii flood from ulth. Wuh. Tht honor of btlng Iht fini |lrl to win lht cherished tward otttrtd by BUhop Johnion lo tht cimptr of each uulon who but ithpligl during uch diy lh* unulflah atrlt of thinking of ind htlplng "tht other fellow" gou lo Mirjorlt QoMa of Si Anthony'i Pinsh In Trail. Marjorla U no slranier at Cimp Lourdu. tnd by har rati camping spirit hu tlwayi been eiujeekSta Jal Thtra li no doubt lhat BUhop ohnson'i Tht Othtr f 111 o w Award" wu truly dtwrrtd aad won by Mirjorie Oo*U during tht Junior OlrU Stulnn it Lourdiu 'twbn Iht rtruu couru Wu 1Mb *» lht ucond pltct Ha—it lad Omw Clpb Ailronomtn utlmiU thai UM earth. If seen from tht moon, would it |ivu appeal ibout H times is lumlnOW indication lhat dru|gln| ulu lht moon tppura whtn II liana la a wholtule minntr '' from Iht nrth. a I . • m\ JM'utit Bail}) Ni-iim Eitibllihed April 22, 1902 Britiih Columbio'g Moit Interesting /Vtwipaper Fubllilied every morning except Sundiy by tht NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED. 2M Biker 81, Nelion, BrltUh Columbli Authorized u Second Clan Mill. Poitofflce Depirtment, Ottiwi MEMBER OK THE CANADIAN PRESS AND THE AUDIT BUREAU Or CIRCULATIONS. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1946 The Ferment in Bolivia It may be that the overthrow of Gualberto Villarroel's regime may end Bolivia's pro-Nazi, Fasciit dictatorship which was set up in April, 1939, by Lt.- Colonel German Busch. The latter dissolved Congress, suspended the constitution and all existing laws and constitutional rights. He said he did this to protect the country from "a plot aimed at starting a 'fratricidal fight'." His personal rule was short-lived. He died by violence in Auguit, 1939, but the dictatorship system was continued by followers who seized power through military coups. Gualberto Villarroel, the man who was deposed, was apparently the most unpopular of the dictators. The President that preceded him, General Enrique Pcnatanda, was the first anti- Nazi of Bolivia's dictators; he severed relations with the Axis and placed the republic on the side of the United SUtes. On December 20, 1943, the Pen- iranda regime was overthrown in a bloody, four-hour revolution staged by young nationalistic officers, and Major Gualberto Villarroel was made President. Cordell Hull, then U. S. SecreUry o( State, would not recognize this regime on account of its pro-Axis ties. Great Britain and IB Latin-American republics followed the U. S. lead and Argentina ilone established deplomat- ic relations. Democratic groupi in the United Statei and South America feared thit the Villarroel coup wu an attempt on the part of the Nazis to Mtabliih a base ln the Western Hemi- iphere. In June of 1944 the Bolivian Government tumid over to the U. S. ■ome SO Nazi agents and wu accorded recognition by the U. S. and other governments which had previouily refuted it. On the domestic front, however, Villarroel was facing increulng oppoiition. He intensified reprewive mei- mres, but these, u so often Is the cue, eniy served to inflame the oppoiition. The New York Time* correipond- ent reported in May of this year: "The Bolivian Government hu lost popular •upport and is maintaining itself In power by a campaign of violence, terror and political fraud " Villarroel put his opponents in prison and muzzled the preu. Editors and unlvenity teachers were assaulted, Itudent* who talked against the regime were beaten, and some of them died at the hinds of government ' agents. The aim was to demoralize and frighten the oppoiition, but the Geata- po methods failed. A series of revolts took place in recent months, culminating in the succenful uprising when th« dictator wu killed. The revolutionists have proclaimed the intention to institute a democratic government and lo fiold general elections u ioon ai pouible The first action of the provisional government wag to lift the censorship from the press They promiaerl to return to their proprietors newipapen leized by the former government, foreign correspondent! reported that for the flnt time in ■ the country'i hutory they were under no censorship restrictions. Dispatches from the British United Preu have atated that "a democratic, anti-mill- tarnt" provisional unvcrnmenl repre- aenlmg liberals, worken and inlellec tual classes * as established hy the revolution Planned Immigration Writing in Industrial and Agrirul lural Trngrnu in Canada. Meun. C H Fortln and H. (' Thnmpnon present • •ound argument du planned immigration and offer one retainable approach to long-term absorption The tiiteis point out that ijinte lir •part from the humanitarian aspects, there is Ihe economic consideration of • larger home mirktt If Canada is to Continue as a Ittgr esporler ihe muat •>p*el Jo recipnvite and be a larpt Im- p.T-t»r She muat have a larger domei tic market to buy the products of other landi. Similarly, Canada'a expanding industrial machine needa a large and •table market at home. Thla nation cannot, they argue, depend entirely on a "highly competitive and fluctuating" international market u it tried to do before with somewhat disastrous result!. The economy of Canida under such conditions is at the mercy of conditions largely beyond Internal control. As another development of their argument they point to the heavy per capita load for capital and maintenance expenditures for such thing! as roadi and railway!, u well u other public services, comparing our poiitlon in thia respect with that of the United Statei. The authors examine the estimates of Canadian population possibilities made by othen. Theie run all the wiy from Sir Alexander Galt'i thirty million to the late Stephen Leacock'! two hundred and fifty million. What li moit interesting ii the fact that even the lowest, the Gait estimate, is more than double the preient population and li actually twice u great aa the maximum foreseen by the Dominion Bureau of Statistic!—fifteen million—by the end of the century. The Bureau, however, count! natural lncreaie only, making no allowance for Immigration. Messrs. Fortin and Thompion suggest that immigration be allowed at the rate of 1 per cent of the population for 25 yean. By 1971, at thia rate, the population would be slightly more than twenty million, an increase of 86 per cent. One per cent per year would mean 120.000 the fint year and riling gradually to about 200,000 In the final year of the program. Thii figure ii by no meina excesaive, readily absorbable Into the population, but still substantial enough to Infuse new blood, new hopes, new vigor and new skills into the life- stream of thia nation. The End of the Normandie The Normandie's day of glory wu June 3,1935, when she ended her maiden Weitward voyage at her big new pier at the foot of Weit Forty-Eighth Street, Manhattan. Whiatlei roared a welcome u ihe went up the hirbor, planei circled in ulute, 200,000 people witched from the ihore. The Normindie coit $40,000,000; she wu over 1000 feet long; her turbinei could drive her it nearly 30 knot! an hour and could have furnlihed power for the whole city of Boiton; her funnels could have carried the traffic of the Holland Tubes; she had acres of kitchens, 23 elevators and a promenade deck for dogs; she wu i luxurious ex- preuion of French tute, French energy and French hope. And her black day came when she lay burning and keeled over at her pier on February 9, 1942, with the smoke drifting over mid-Manhattan. It was a black enough day everywhere. The Weitern Pacific wu loit, or about to be loit, to the Japanese. U-boats were sinking shipi within light of the Atlantic cout; the Germans in Ruuia had been driven back, but Leningrad and Stalingrad were still menaced; In North Africa Rommell wai idvinclng. Now, in victory, the Normandie, renamed the Lafiyette, uved by heroic effort which came to nothing in the end, it ibout to go to the wrecking yard She rendered no war aervice. She is a dingy monument to dead hopei. Even if she could be restored to her old glories, she could nol compete for much of the luxury tride for which she wu built- the trinsoceanic airplane la her triumphant enemy. All she is good for now is to relieve a shortage of acrap metal But when she goes she ihould hive whittles and cheers again. She wu a great and unfortunate ship—and an age. a period in man's history that will not return, die* with her. Test Yourself I Who wroto thf pong. "Ood RImi A mo rtrt * 3 Who rompnwd th* ionf. "Oivt My Rt- Itrdi In BrrwJwiy"' i Whtt Amrrirtn compo^r wtoit tht n>n| Old Do| Trty"* TUT ANIWIRg I Irving Berlin 7 Qttorgt Cohan 1 Rl#ph*n Fottfr ?? Questions?? ANSWERS Opin tt any nadir. Namtt tf ptnoni •iking qui.tloni will Rtt bt publlihtd. Thirt It ne tharit for thit iirvki. Quution. WILL NOT II ANSWERED BY MAIL txoipt whtn then ll obvloui ntott- •ity for prlvaoy. E. W. E., Klmbtrlty—Could you glvt mt lht iddrtHti of tbt Pitint Officii In Cinadi •nd thl Unlttd Stitei, ind how dot! • penon gtt in Invention pttenttd? In Cintdi. Thi Commluloner of PilenU, Ottiwi, recelvei ill •ppllntiom ind hu chirgt of til recordi. Al It ll difficult for an applicant to properly comply with tht rtguli- tloni of tbi Pattnt Offlct, wt luggeit thit you wrltt for pamphltla ind informitlon on pat- tnta. In tht Unlttd Sttttt tbt iddreu li: Tht Unlttd Stain Pattnt Offlct. Waihlngton, D.C. lntereited, Frultvilt—Il li poulble to grow wittr-llliu out of wittr, ind how? Wittr-llllti einnot bl grown out of wittr u tht lttvti hivi to bc undtr wittr for tht plint to lurvlvt. R. B., Ntlton-Could you ttll mt whtrt to wrltt for detail* tnd Informitlon concerning employment on tbt CP.R. ittinuhlpi on tht Picific Cout? Wrlit lo: Marlnt Superintendent'! Offlct, CP.R. Stetmihlpt Ltd, Vincouvir, B.C. Press Comment CHIAP ABUII Dr. Sidniy Smith, Prtildint of Uit Unl- vtrilty of Toronto, ipoke wordi of wlidom whtn iddreiilng • Joint convocation of thi Ontario Agricultural College tnd tht Ontirio Vittrlniry College it Guelph. Doling with public affair*, hi uld: "Builneu of govtrnmtnt In Ctntdi hu lost prestige btciuu mtny hivt itood on tht ildeltnet tnd icoffed it politician* wbo give tht beit of their ■bllltlti, time, energy yei, their lnttgrity—to thtlr country.'' The Journil. In IU own wiy, hu bttn uylng thil for yttn; hu bttn trying to point out thtt thli builntu of Koffing it public mtn, to prevalent imong in many, ia only another wty of icofflng it dimocriey itielf. Too miny imong ua, tomi thoughtltuly, iome malevolently, indulge In leen it politic! ind politlclini, with thl only roniequence, apart from Injuitlce, of playing inlo thl handi of thot* wbo would wrick democracy Tht democritlc cynic li thi but wttpon of tht Communlit—Ottiwi Journil. A CONTRACT AGAINIT IAIIII A court decision which may wtll hive repercuulons, ilnct tht humin problem on which tt bttn ii univtrul ln our cltiei. hu been hinded down in Clevelind wbtn It bal bttn htld, two to ont. by t court of ippul thtt • tenant cannot bt evicted beciuie hll wift htd i biby, ilthough hli rental contnet provided for "No pttt—tdulti only." Wt do not know If thii n good Uw—quilt poulbly il li not - bul tht comment of tht Judgt speak- Ing for tht majority U aomtthing thtt hid to bt uld. He defended not only lht rci'oniblr •nd healthy duin of young couplei lo havt babiei but Ihtlr right, lo become parent, tnd added tbi aoclologlctl truth which bu bttn lomewhit loit light of In tht unnatural living of our timei, tint it il againit tbt public lntereit lo mtir Into my contnet which would encourage net luiclde.- Detroit Newi. Looking Backward TIN YIARI AOO Prom tht Nilion Dtlly Ntwt, Aujust 5. IMI Breaking out it 1:41 Mondiy morning, flrt dtttroytd tht reildence of Ernttt Wti- bourn. Vincouver Strttt, Rottmont. A itormy dlicuulon wu launehtd it Mondiy nlght'i Council mttllng by tht rtquttt of Aid. H. B. Llnduy, Pirt, Wittr lnd Light Commltttt Chairman, to introduce • byliw reviling witer ntu In Ntlton. Willlim J. Otcroff. RouUnd, wu tht DUtrlct winner of Uit Governor-Generil's Medil ind 1)10 ichoUntiip for hlghril mirki in Junior mitrieulition FORTV YIARI AQO Fnm tbt Dtlly Ntwt tf Auguit e, ibOt Tht woodi ln tht taction ilong tht Columbli ind Weitern Rtllwty between Catcadt tnd Hit Bulldog tunnel in tblut In placet An Incipient mutiny imong tbi Royil Ctntdlm Artillery brokt out tl tht Halifax citi- del Thundty tvtning, io lut thin 11 mtn btlng plaetd in tht guird room under clou conflntmcnt. TWINTV-FIVI VIARI AOO Fnm tht Dtlly Ntwt tf Au|uM b. IHI Tht Filrvitw Ratepiyeri Auoclition wu organised by 21 Filrvitw reiidenti wllh Iht object of liking in active. Intelligent tnd Inllnytt interest in tht dtvtlopmtnt ot filrvitw. A lirgt f ores I flrt It working toward Billiard Mountain In tht Southtrn tnd of Salmon Vtllty. It !■ on tht iltt of in nld burn ind chiefly ln gnu. ArrangtmtnU htvt bttn compltttd for i provincial forestry eonvmtlon in Vtncouvtr September II ind 2D. Today's Horoscope You have good Judgmtnl, in quick wltttd, nptblt tnd nbitrvlng. tnd ilwiyi tpptar at your bail. You htvt in arliitlr Itmptrtmtnt, art neat tbout ymir ptrton, even quite fti- lidioui You in not dtmonitntlvi tn your lovt, but your homt lift la ldtal Compromlu wllh Itmptrtmtnt loday, idjuitlng nther thin rlilhlng. u that procedure will prove mort profitable Your rrttlivt Output U llktly lo bt law on Ihlt dtU. ao bttttr conctnlrllt on completing routine lukt ArtUtlc, llttrtry. miuiral efforti rteelvt pltntttry itlmuUtlnn liter. 10 enjoy It. Words of Wisdom Etiquette Hints When the Big Circus Came to Town ADOPT BIG FOUR CHAIRMANSHIP PROPOSAL Canada Switches Position; Supports Rotating Chairman FIRST TEST Tht Clyde Butty Clrcui ctvtrtd t lirji portion ol tht ground! it Ntlun, Tht lut t«nt had bun ut up tnd thi enwd of onlookin ihooid away whin thli picture wu tiken. i It WH a big day ftr tht kldi ind thty fount miny ways of ketplng an tyi on things. If yon know how lo ipend lets than yosl get. you hive tht phllotophtr'i itont.--franklin. . Do not atop lo talk on a crowded sidewalk •nd obtlrucl traffic. Slip to ont lilt oul of PARIS, Aug. 1 (CP Cibli)-End- lng i prolongtd, heated dtbitt it ■ rulei committee melting of tht pttct conference, Canada Saturdiy •witched htr poiitlon ind came out In lupport uf thi Big Four Council! propoul thit the chiirmimhlp of tht plenary eontertnet bt roUttd imong tht Big Four. Shortly tfter Heilth Mlnlittr Brooke Clixton itittd Cinidi'i ntvr position—giving t leid to mlddlo •nd imiller poweri ifter the mttllng hid bogged down In • terlei of dlugreemcnti—in imendment to htvt tht chilrmin chosen by tht whole conference wu defeated ind the Big Pour propoul wu adopted. Friday, Cantdi lintd up In oppoiition to tht Foreign Mlnlittri tnd urged that France hold the chtlr- mtnihip throughout tht conference. Thli morning the iltuitlon changed rapidly, and ifttr State Secretiry Byrnei of tht United Stitei had Indicated thc Big Four altitude, Mr. Claxton uid Iht iuui *u not ont which ihould bt prolonged. Later, expUlning Cinidi'i itind, Mr Clixton uld tht Cinidlin delegation would hivt preferred ont chairman, and hoped the chilrmin would be from Frtnct, but that If the imendment were carried thert wu no guinntet of general nip- port for one Indlvlduil. The vote on thi chiirmimhlp— 4 (CP)-Rtporta iitjdid u-t-waa tht flnt outright DavU. homt on ,„, ,„ y,, dliputt bttwetn lirgt luve now pending retirement ifter | ,nd „,,„ ,nd wu con|ld. •Irving ai High Commluloner *» i er«d a victory for th« United SUtai Auatralla would luve the bench ,,„„ Ruull fo, chl|rmlnlhlp wlU to enter the diplomatic urvlc, wtn | „„„ th Uniled gu, * m. ihe .object of . debate in Ih. Com- „ rrln„,'Gr,„ Brluln in(1'Ru,. monI ill ln that Frtnch alphabetical or- Speaking during conilderitlon of Atr I bill lo Ineruu the salami of I Voting for tht rotating chairman- Dominion and provincial )udgu.;,hlp were Cintdi. tht Unittd Sta taa, John Diefenbaker iPC-Uke Ctn-1 china. Fnnct, Britain, Norway, Po- Commons in Fight Over Pension lor Justice Davis OTTAWA. Aug. that Hon T. C Ire' voiced ipprovil of the legli- lilion but objected to i provliion which he uld would permit tht ic- ctpttnee by • Judgt of • high-paying diplomatic poit ifter a few yttn urvlet on tht bench tnd thtn return hii bench poit for I penilon. Mr. Ditftnbiktr referred lo tht reporti thlt Mr. Justice Dtvli wu contemplating entering tht diplomatic urvlet and uld that prevloui to going to Auatralla tht formtr high commluloner hid filled varl- oui govemmtnt tppolntmtnU ifttr ttrving in Saskatchewan courts. Juitlce Minister St. Liurent replied thit tht uctlon lo which Mr. Ibitfenbaktr objected will pUct Mr. Davli, ifttr he retirei from tht public urvlet. "in tht tame poiitlon u if hi wert rtllring from tht bench Domld Fleming (PC-Toronlo Eg- lingtoni i.ntj Ihe bill ihould bt withdnwn tnd i new one dealing with Mr Juitice Davit' cut bc Introduced. Mr St. Liurent rtplltd Ihit if Mr. Juitlct Davis hid to'city. leive Iht bench he would htvt to luvt tt entirely Mr. Diefenbaker. oppoung i pm- •ion being paid u in 'indirect right." uid lht provliion wu I "relief itetion for in indlvlduil cut" •nd ihould bc withdnwn btciuu I meuure of tecurlty wu being given which did not extend tt other mtmbtn of tht diplomatic service land. Czechoslovakia, tht Ukraine, Ruuii, Yugoilivlt tnd Whltt Rui- ilt Voting for • ilnglt perminent chairman were Australia. Belgium. Brazil. Greece. Indli. Ntw Zeilind, HolUnd md South Africi. Ethiopia • bstilned. Chlni wu not m Inviting powtr, but ti t mtmbtr of tht Fortlgn Ministers' Council wlll Ukt htr turn In tht chairmanship rotation. Tht quution of i two-thlrdi majority, favored by Ruuii tnd thl Unittd Stites, promlud to bt in- other fight between Urgt md until powtn. Tht rulu commlttu adjourned until Mondiy without niching • decision A Brlliih spokesmin, munwhllt, uld BriUln would go down tha lint in support of tvtry eompromUa ruched by tht Fortlgn Mlniiten on pttct trutiu. Hi btlltvtd thert would bt no reopening of tht Trleite quution. deipite Yugoilivli'a oppoiition to the Ministers* decision to Internttlonillu thlt disputed ' Thi king tf kernels, trust vlt hm, trew gum 'rom tht crowd u ht wu put thuu|h hU pam by Clylt Itatty—Otlly Ntwi phttu. Hollywood Gossip Advises Broadway Actors To Be More Humble When Visiting Hollywood; Congratulate Warners on Anniversary ludlng mtn in gtlUng belter brtaki The, irt no longtr afraid g tht ij ht uld Never Too Old For Marriage VANCOUVIR, Au| f ICP) - A muting twt yeir. 191 it tht Happier Old A|t Club reaultld In tht mirrligi tf Jouph H. Brown, 12, ind tha formir Mrt. Annlt Ruff, 71. it Flrtt Unlttd Church htrt yuttrdty. II wu tha third mirrngi for lha groom and lht lecond for hit bridt. Dr. Robertson Medical Health Officer for (Hr VICTORIA. Aug. I (CP)-Dr. C M. Robtrtion of NtUon hu bttn ippolnted medicil heilth officer for Ntlton dUtrlct succeeding Dr R. B Brummitt SOUTHEND. Englind (CP)—Ml movies for 1 month wu tht punishment • Juvenile court imposed on four boyi ctught throwing itone • t puling Inini. U. S. Army Charges Russian Soldiers Secured Secret Papers ly HOWARD C. HIYN HOLLYWOOD. Auf. 4 (AP) - Louii Calhtrn, now vuilin| h#rv. ttndi thii advlc* bock to tho Broad- wiy acton who look to Hollywood with a ritMd rytbro* '"Wh#n you Wirntri' ntw Swtdiih ilar. Vlv- ret Llndfort. u drlvlnj around town comt out htn. you'd bttttr bt more m ( ^^ ,"H flr „„ „wy„.hu, numB" I bind nprutnti i largi American Ctlhtrn !• no ntwcomtr lo thtu iu,„ ,irai |„ Sweden Jun Plir- pirti. Ht lUrltd hli Iiit-Wut com- „ Aumont md wlft. Maria Monttl muting In IMO In spilt of the ftlt'luvt Itpl b on tht Quun Mary ihlt htl Bcrun roiei ie»m intlfnifl- (or tnf|,nd and Fnnct cant romptrtd wllh hli le|itlmilt Hollywood turned out tn mino lti|t work, ht kttpi coming btck i„( ,„,(,, |0 rongratuliU Warner for mort. He li now holding down Brother! nn Ihe »h annlventrr of tbt role of Morotow In "Arch of 'uikmg pirlures The throng gtther- Triumph " I rd urly In the day in front of '.be Afltr witching th« film Industry W«rntrs' tbeslie io catch i glimpa'- grow for M yien. Cflhtrn uld ht j of Hln who ittended Iht prtmltr wu definitely impressed with lis of Nl|hl and Dty " pro|rtu "Thou who um tbt ttrm* Tht film is worthy nf the anniv- milure art ctrtainly rhnmlng lhe trury «nd ihould htlp mike im wrong word." he uld "An Induitry: ont of lht brothers' molt proflUbl" Ihtl hu mtdt u much mono; u yeir. Colt Toners muilc li buu- the motion plctun builntu li ctr- llfully prtunltd In lht ItvUh ttch- uinly niurr than *mil"rr' *' ' nlcolor production Acting honors Ctlhtrn wu iln hippy lo mt Ihit go to Ciry Grint ind J»nt Wyman Likes to Lick Fingers After A Chocolate Bun UlNDON. Aug I iR.uler.. Dr Idllh Summer.kill. Rritain . Plrhsmenlsrv BtCTtltry lo tht Mlnlitry of Food, looks imiri and •ophlitlcttid. but iht llku tn lick her fingeri ifltr rating • rhocolilt bun In Iht Houu of Common) todiy • mtmbtr complained aboul Uw bid mtntn nf aomt euttnmtn In .♦rve-your.elf rifelerlas Cilled on lo reply, ttlrtetlvt. rtd-htlrtd Pr Summer skill uld: "1 hivt lo plead guilty myielf lo llcklni my fin|tn tfttr a eboeo- Utt bun — ind 1 dtfr tny mtmbtn te ii> thty donl lick Ihtln. ptril nilirly lodiy wbtn l| li n dlftlrult to itt gtMtm* The «un Uku about n dayi to turn all tkt way enaet asm Hue Bombcn Hold Second Practice Football Senion WINNIPieO. Au| I 'CT' Wilh tht temperituie ntir the M-mtrk. Wlnnlptg Blue Bombtn tonight htld Ihtlr ueowl pnetirt football ttUloei In prepmtion for Ihtlr two- gtme eihihitlnn urtu with Montrul Aloottlei sf Iht Fiitirn Big Four Ltagsit Utt ihii month Wilier Dolbtr. M-rur-old twrk fielder from Lminn. N D hi. bttn lined up by Coich Jtck Wut to fill the spot ihit htd bttn urmirked lor Don Hlney of Grand Fork*, ft D. who ch«n|td hu mind abmil pUy lng for Iht IWwibtii IhU ytar The ITvpound Dolbtt ind Mil Ordwty, mother nf tbt Amtrlcin Impewta on whom Bombte follower! tn htiing thtlr hopu, pliytd undtr Wut it tht ttnivinlir of North DtkoU from IM to IMt * ■ FRANKFURT. Gtrminy. Aug k. (APi- Tht Unlttd Statu Army an- nounctd lodiy lhat two of thru Ruuiin mldien. irreited recently In Berlin •■ iplei ind liter releued tn Soviet aulhontlei. hid forced Gtrmin rmployeu of tht U. S. trmy to hind over ucret American document! The innounctment- luued from the office of Brig Gtn F.dwln I,. Sl- Oerl. U S Army Intelligence Chltf in Kuropt followed Ruuiin chirg- u Ihit tht thrtt Sovltt Mldien wm tntttd like rriminill whllt In Americin cuitody *' Tbe innounetmtnl uid the two Ruuiin off'etn--l.ltuU Stdov tnd Shulkin wen irreited in civilian clothu en routt to the Americin ■tctor of Btrlin "For tngiglng In clindeillnt ic- llvltlei In tht Unlttd Stile, uctor nf Berlin "For forcing German employed of the Unlttd Slain Army to le- liver rliulfitd documenU and information abo.it lty United RUlei Army wid iti policiu "For poutulng iniderjuile document, mihoriiing Ihtlr stiv In Uw Uniled Stilu uctor of Btrlin" The third Ruuiin Uken Into cua- lodiy. • Ptt tfuintliov. who wif driving Uw two BorUt tfflctn wht.il thty wtn seized it i rotd block, wu irreited for "ictlng il in ic- ressorv to the illegil icUvlUu of Stdov ind Shulkin?1 Uit lUttmtnt uld SHAVE &SAYE Wt*. Minora Bladtsl m Miwwv ii o f^w MotMy tow fc#* coww o rawi foe pQn^vf wton OTvBMry wwhi. "of •■ito inovwt—ond MM* Nn uh nn t***tmma*m imvii mi rout Dr. Paul A, Swinehart AND ASSOCIATtl—OrTOMITItlSTI The Standard Optical Ctmplttl OptWtl Itevlu linn II 717 SfOKAHl ». WASHINOTON I Wam^mmmm . — o.WS Women's Genuine Leather Sandals (Tan Only) Long wearing leather loles and heels, cool and comfortable. Pair •4*25 R. ANDREW 9 Co. NELSON SOCIAL By MRS. M 4. VIONIUX Charge 'or *nitg*m*nt innoun**m*nU on tl ' Ml* ll 11-90 0,000 Less Vels IM of Work • Harold Klnihin, who ipent a month In Ntlion ind dUtrlct, hu returned to hli homt In Sin Francisco when he U on tht stiff of tht Brltlih ConiuUU. • Mn. Ellen E. Butchtrd, Kerr Apartment!, who ipent ievenl weeki In Edmonton md Cilgiry, hai returned. a Mn. Boivert of Slocin City U viilting her alitor, Mn. J. McDonild, Hall Mlnei Road. a Arthur E. Ounn of Clilrmont. Alberti, who recently purchiud the ranch home of Mra. J. I'. Bourne, near Procter, vlilted friendi ln town lut week. • Mn. A. Jerome and her iliter, Mr* J. Bichin, ot Vincouver htve rtturntd from visiting friends in Rouland. a Mr. and Mrs J. Gltn Grant ■ nd their diughter. Mn. J. H. Long- worth, Slllci Street, hive ai gueit, the former'i ion and daughter-in- law, Mr. ind Mn. G Munro Grant of Calgary who arrived friday morning. • Ronald Crayford formerly of the Navy reildence with relitlvei ln Gllleipli, Suk. • Ted Mulford ot Vancouvtr who with Michael Parntll of Vancouver, vlilted Trill lut weekend it tht homt ot OUt Krlnghiug, ipent Thundiy with thtm In Ntlion. • Mra. Chirlu Catalano and Mr. and Mn. Silvio Bragagnola ot Trail ultended tht Gellnu-Vecchlo wadding lut wtek. • Mrs. C. I. A. Slmondi, 907 Cirbonate Street, hu returned from ipendlng a month ln Edmonton. • Mr. and Mra. Max Ettenbor- ough of Spokane who wen in th* city lo attend the Gellnu-Vecchlo wedding Wedneiday hava nturned. They wen accompanied home by Mr. and Mri. R. f. Cornwall, alto by Mn. Oeorge H. Gellnu, the latter visiting her parents whllt then-. • Leille V. Rogers, Principal of the Nelion High School, returned to Nelaon friday night from ipending a month at Reit Hiven, V. I., Vlctorii md Vincouvtr. a Mrs. M, Hudion of Vlctorii ll viiltlng her lon-ln-Uw md dtugh- " f, Wallace. 924 On. ihst dbt MONDAY, AUG. 3, 1946 CKLN ter, Mr. ind Mn. R. hu arrived lo Uke up [Ward Street, after touring Callfor- with hii father, fred nla for tht put three weeks OTTAWA, Aug. 4 (CP)-A de1 Crayford. Hill Strett. • Mr. »nd Mri. Erneit Maraden, triut in the number! of veterans • Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Morton, Silica Street, returned Sunday from Inwlng out-of-work benetiu ind 507 Carbonate Street, returned to- Willow Point where they ipent LOSES FIGHT FOR LIFE in increase ln tho»e awaiting re-'day from ipending their vacation'week holidaying, urni allowance* were reported inlay by veterani minister Mackenzie The' number drawing out-of- f Of returni allowancei which goei lo haa 33,352. compared with 4.1431 at ibt end of May," the mlnliter uit Tayment of thli allowance reached I peak in April and ilnce then hai an steadily decreasing, The number drawing the await j returns allowance) which goes lo reteram ln buslneu and on firms A the initial stages of their project, rhen the financial returns are a! a . OTTAWA._ Aug 2 Ottawa M.P/S Seek Quebec Lib Leadership 4 (CP) - level, li ittidlly Increulng.' Ireston District lot Near Rtcord ;or Forest Firts LONDON, Aug. 4 (CP)-Jouph Henry Minhill. 30-yeir-old Uborer who cilmly killed • girl in the hope thit lhe hangman would kill him, loit hli fight for deith Fridiy. He wu ruled Innne and the Home Of flee cancelled hli execution, Kheduled for next Thunday. Thui the At iliying of pretty Kithleen Llnduy, leut two Federil Liberal mem- I8 "whoU nude body wu found in ,ben of parliament ire undentood j lhe ch„p hote| r00m vhtrt tbt hid | to bt comldering whether they I,p,nt the ni|hl wiUl Mlrihllli di(l ihould ittempt to win leiderihlp of n0, wrve the purpoM the ,i,yer ln. I thl Libera! Pirty in the Quebec 1(n(je(j 'provincial field ihould the poit ■■M«r'ih«ll cime homt from wr become vacant in tht not too dli- „,„ ,„ th, f„ Ufl m(, found w, tint future. , wlh to4 ,n ultimate child," hli CR1STON, BC, Aug. I- Whit' Roch P*n*ri jL-Chambly-Roa-i l.wer uid. ■hJTn'tnT'nnl w~k lITihu du' V**"*™**- Soul.ngei ire itudylng plckrt up thl. girl'ln lht itreet and SS iu^LSSrf^lo^l fejj^ WgnatloiU they eon.e.1 my con- £llled h,"r „ *u hll m.y of „„,. 2?', i M.U* n T I"!. y, vt*t called to nitung Mleldg." lDfflcl.li today. II wu pointed out chooyM , new uhtni P,rl, i„dtr ml . within M hours of notification. )n nUPbec gewi wert underwiy to fight firti' __ B 17 reported treu : ]******** *'*,** ****** b> A*£ 1 ird Godbout. leader unce 1930 Six flru were reported nn the railway tracki between Sirdtr ind but sourcei clou to party feelings ay he hu lut support ilnct loiing Soviet Writer 1240 ON THE DIAL (ADVANCID TIMI) 7:00-0 Canada 7:0a—Prtu Ntwi 7:07—Sunrlie Serenade 7:J0-Muilral Reveille 8:<»-CBC Newi 8:18—Wiring1! Pennaylvanlana 8:»-Wtithir Forecut 8:30—Morning Concert 8:44—CP.R. Triln TUna 8:4*J-Hebrew Chrlitlin Hour 9:0O-BBC Newi 9:15-Breikfist Club B:J0-Breikfut Club 9.4J-AI Your Servlct 0:59—Timt Signal 10:00—At Your Service 10:45-Newi - Hart and There 11:00-Muilc While You Work ll:15-Let'i Dinct 11:80—Muilcal Program ll:41-Hollywood Melodlei 12:00—B. C. farm Broadcait 12:25-The Notice Board 12:JO-Preu Newi 12:45—Jerry Sean Preienti 1:00—Concert Hour 1:29-Weather Forecut l:80-Old Favourite! • 100—Fran tha Clmlci 2:1J-Women'i Newi ll»-Talk 2:J0—Story Timt 2:4J—Muilcal Program 3:00—Rudy Naylor'i Bytownen 3:13—Echou from tht Tropin 3:30—Serenade 3:43—Swing Timt 4:00—Picific Salon 4:30-Pot-Pourrl 4:45-Stock Quotitloni 3:00—Stcrtd Heart Progrimmt 5:13—Orgin Reveriei 5:29-C. P. R. Train Tlmi 5:80—Peerleu Newa 5:45~Stud!u In BUck ind Whltt 8:00-Your Hit Ptridi 8:30—Civilcidt of Mtlody 7:00-CBC Ntwi 7:13—Engllih Duo 7:30-Muilc*We Name 8:00-Jubilee 8:80—Hotel PennnrlvanU Orch. 9:00—Summer Fallow 8:30—All Star Danct Parade 9:45—Lean Back and Lliten 10:0O-CBC Ntwi 10:I0-Jlmmy Oreer*1! Orch. ll:00-Qod Sive Thi King CJAT 810 ON THE DIAL DAYLIQHT SAVING TIMI 7:00—Hebrew ChrUtlin Hour 7:15—Preu Newi 7:SO-Melody Rinch 7:45— Morning Mixing Bowl 8:00-CBC Newi 8:15—Him md Eggi 8:30-Holidiy Timt 9:00—Houu of McGregor 0:15—Bretkfast Club B:30-Breikfist Club 9:43—Jumpln' Jacki 10:0O-Sketches In Melody 1D:30-A Mlu ind t Mill 10:45-Laura Limited 11:00—Serenide 11:15—Mid Morning Melodlei 11:30- Tup Bjndi; Householder Counsellor 11:45— Lucy Llntcn 12:00—Luncheon Concert 12:30-Prtu Ntwi 12:45—Luncheon Conetrt 1:00—The Concert Hour 1:45—Afternoon Recitil 2:00—The Gold Cup Chimplonihlp Bap tta 2:15—Women'i Newi Commentiry and Talk 2:10—For Womtn Only 3:00—Rudy Naylor'i By Towntn 3:15—Echoei trom tht Tropin 8:30—Serenade 3:45—Tha Little Show 4:00—Riding thi Ring! 4:45—8tock Quotttiom 5:00-Your Muilc 5:30—Fimily Fivorltu 3:45-Melody Hour 0:00-Klu ind Mike Up 8:30—The Jack Klrkwood Show 7:00-CBC Nawi 7:15—Puce Conference Commen tary 7:30—Muilc Wa Name 8:00—Engllih Duo 6:15—To Bt Announced 8:30—Hottl Ptnniylvtnla Orch. 9:00—Tht Frank Pirktr Show 9:15—Muiicil Progrimmt 9:30—Memory Lane 9:45—Songi of Oood Chur 10:00-CBC Newi 10:1S—Talk by Bob Morrlion 10:30—Jimmy Greer'i Orcheitri 11:00—Smooth and Sentimental ll:13-What Mikes t Song 11:30—Peerleu Newi 11:40—Sign Off .. Tht King . (rack Sale To Steal Evidence In Burglar Case NIW WESTMINSTER, B. C, Aug. 4 (CP)—Thi ntt ln tht county ind luprtma court reglitrar'i office htn wu blown eirly Siturdiy ind thli- vii eiciped with 19 txhlblU htld for tht cue igilnit John A. Wulyn- chuk ind Harry Moiey, charged with breaking md entering. Thlevei did not take 3800 ln private bondi, (300 In caah and cheque! md flrearmi which wara ln the huge vault Wailynchuk wu recently icnten ctd ln Vancouvtr to ilx yeiri Ic penitentiary on breaking and entering chargaa and btlng ln poutulon ot explosive!. VANCOUVIR SAFI CRACKID VANCOUVER, Aug. 4 (CP)-Salt in lht offlcei ot Crown Cirtige Compiny wai cricked optn during tht night and (1000 caah and 1300 in cheque! itolen. MAN CHARGED DIDN'T SPEAK ENGLISH HONOLULU, Aug. 4 (APl-'Ara you guilty or not guilty?" Judge John A. Mathawman aaked a Chi neu brought before him. The Chlneu grinned but remain td illenL "If tht court pliut," Inttrpottd hli attorney, "my client dot! not ipeik Engllih. Ht wu born ln Sm Franclico." ASK CHECK TO APPALLING MENACE OF INCREASING DIVORCES IN CANADA Kfii'S ASS^^KSf I Alhcb Canada ^ku\«liorMcbran:'.uL^i;>."-_'n«****.**'* ™** ********* •**'■ slso Dtputy Miyor, Mid ln a tote- whou mirrled lift hu encounter- SSSJ^jr^A*?JSZ\emIstmxZsimmtH"gtowtjna- ed difficultly I general program ^<'™nP7u^^11^r~- WhUtlei, horni end btlli uundtd , Siturd.y to uihir in Cornwill'i old:1"* "** n*'**** ofl»l»lc«J Import hZm. Z..I, I and referred to crltlciim which hid been directed it Mr. Juitlcei R. L Kellock md Robert Tuchereau, tht ippolr : with i Mora than 90,000 viiiton in expected to Join tht 19,000 reildents ot thli minuficturlng ctntrt between now md Aug. 10 ln m tx- ttnilvi program prepired by • 125- min oommltttt. Highlight will bt thl vliit of Vlieount Alexinder, Oovtrnor-Gtn- tral of Cinidi, Aug. 7. Royil Commiiiioneri on uplonigi. CRESTON EXPECTS BUMPER CROP CRESTON, B. C. Aug. 4 - AU reporti ivilliblt report i bumptr crop ln tnt Crtiton Villey thil uuon. Rtporttd fruit ihlpmenti •o far ihow that thli yeir'i ihlpmenti of strawberries exceed IMS by it Uut 9000 cratta; r^ipbtrriu, which irt drawing to • clou poi- ilbly doubltd lait ytir. ShlpmenU of cherries to dite would nam to prove thit tht leuon'i peuimlim rtg.rdlng tht proipecti tor thla crop wtrt unfounded. Incomplete report! io far ihow a lubstintlil increue ln moat frulu grown ln tht villey. One of the big expert- mental proJtcU on tha Kooteniy FUU Is thi raiting for utd of 9 term of Strttt Pen which art In five colon ud now ln tull bloom. tt U upectad that th* climatic condition! wtll aid In th* hirveit of thU crop by michlne ftuSnl Trumin Sturdiy pro- ^T'h.^ .^"dtetoJTttat **** °a"*V'*\''"l*"fi£^& CTmUSI dl.T.g.rd oi dilmtd W«ln^y. Aug 14-mnl- „,., pUn u, ^/mu, lhf orovln-^ok from tht Ru-Un Embuiy laat ^.uin SXd. of chifity ai3 Ytrury of Jiptn'i lurrendtr - u eltl tltld Jtmu Slnclilr (Lvm-!««"•» whtn btflad with Ihun to Sf^SaoTUck of , uii™,-, tktory Diy in lht UnlUd SUtu couvtr NorUl, pi.ni to siek ltidtr- Cinidlin otficUU. Thty hivi ht-i^«ij^om™n =aSmtg before'v. HirrU. • H.lltix liwyer. would \*****t ****** ,***m**c^ '**■,Ood in ihut u ln othtr matter, of h.v, th. tfftct of m.kln, rerou-[***« rati musllyhu^ dlrtcttd thit lht flaa bt dU- ^,ip „f the Llbtnl Pirty ln BrltUh *<>tnt tht bull of Canada'i proa*o |Uytd on ill Govtrnmtnt bulldlnai ColumbU when ■ convention U "on of oiUoniU Involved in Rue- ^j ,, luch a duhonuly md un It wlll not bt • legal federal boll- held "•" espionage tty, however Wtlltr Tuckn (L-Rotlhtrn). ptr-' lUmtnttry uiiitmt to Veterini LONDON, Aug. 4 (Rtultra) trulhfulntu. "Tha conatqutneu in disastrous TORONTO. Aug 4 '** Tht irllclt. publUhtd In tht Moe- CommUtior, ind pruldtnt of tht row nfwvtp,r ^,,4, wu j,,,^. ^"*""n ^1 iTZ tM!!iL\con, Tk *-* *** **>* M0*0" ***** be "ppoin^ Chltd Jurtict of lht ^^ CtntdUn ptoplt wtrt pon- S* ,.B^LDrVU^n **** *** •'« -nonthTwIlh intl-Soviet ! "two^oSTn^rUlch l»d ben **** ** °***'}° ***>*> ****** *******' mentioned for tht pott in J B •d,J".'?.U'*1.?•»W_,'!l!l«, Coynt tnd J I Morkln, Iwo Wlnnl ■ ptg King! Counul Propoiili •"ProvUion church liw which forbidii runar- nation'! comparatlvi contribution to I ^ •-" ei-JL rligt of divorced peraom. The i*°-***l*W",********* *** *******t (acton |Mtn YOt« tO Strike Uon, ipo.-orad by Ch.nc.llor R;. ^»*JBT!riE££U« "»' EDMONTON. Aug. 4 (CP)-Puk- '_•_, „.. lng houu worktn of tba Edmonton SZ^bu' SrTrinn^ii'^in"-«^^elC^ata™.'***** <******* *"**** ***** ***** oirtv toT d vorcJ Thi ch^ralb "«• ban .Iw.y. ptld lip urvlet lo'" <« " In fvor of itrlklng. ihould •Ik o ooStu tolitt"th. mrm thU tquaIIUrl«rilnelp&. No-thiti'*- <****>m *•***. Jim tutford. oM ^rr^which prohibit. m"r-,.11 21 of th. victorlou. btlll,umUi',^»«' of Ui. Edmonton Union rlagt of in Anglican to a iUUr-ln- «• lutmbltd togtthtr u pure- mnounctd gtlurday. Uw, brothtr-in-Uw. .unt by mir- makira wt havt tha Ideal oppor rlift, unclt by mirrlige, nltct or tunity to jut It Into tfftct. In tsrary dloctu of ntphtw by mirrlige CHENILLE HOUSECOATS Kim: Smoll. modlum. largt "fWW >0j *mrmhrW9 FASHION FIRST LID. BELL SUCCEEDS WINN AS HEAD OF W.C. BOARD VICTORIA, BC, Aim. 4-Adam _ Ball, for ovtr 19 ytin Dtputy Mln-ni CRESTON GROWERS PAVOt MOM COMPLETE POOLING CRESTON, B.C. Aug I - Mem- bin of lh* B.C Fruit Growtn Auoclition. Cruton locile in full mtt to comidtr t mora tting jmplr ilty to out It It U iuo Important, u Mr King urged, to lou no time over thii Job. Nothing could hivt a wont effect ln th* prut ut International itnvi- iphere thin lnlermimbli wrangling •t Parti ... In making Ihut plui Canada'! ipokeuntn utvokad two fundimtnuU of tht BrltUh conctp- tion of Juitlct: (1) TStt Juitlct ihill not bt dt- Uytd. llllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllll' "•ulld l.C. Piyrtlli" liter of Ubor. will tuccttd E S complete pooling with th* rut of ,, j^,i ^^ ^^ ^^ .„ " t "It ihill mm- FBI REDUCING DIETS MACKENZIE KING LUNCHES WITH ATTLEE AND BLUM Juit u Hitler uud tht Relchitig Winn, who U retiring at ag* of 99 Brltlih Columbli fire to get tht better nf the Gtrnun from tht Chilrmmahlp of thi After • lively Inter-chingt of communliti. to tht vletimiuticm of Workmen'i Compenution Botrd. questions md amwari lht vole bt dont but tUo Ihit Ifutly ippttr to bt don*." tht Cinidlin Ubor-Progreulve' Both in Koottniy mm. Mr Wlnir j Ptrty directly followtd oo lht th«tt U • formtr reiident ot Roulind at ucrtt documenti trom tht Sovltt Embuiy "Tht Royil Commlulon'! conclu- iloot imount lo this: thtre wu no PARIS. Aug 4 (RtuUnl-Prlmt proof of iny tort tnd Ihtrt wtrt no MlnUter Mickeniie King bid lunch documtnU Stturdty wilh Prlmt Mlnlittr Alllu "Whit i mounUIn wu mtdt of t ot Brlteln. who rtturntd lo I-ondon molt hill." Uter te tht diy for ■ wttktnd vim Sorry Kids but Hart te Stay Tht Cantdltn Prlmt MlnUter lunchtd Sundiy wllh hii nld frltnd. Tflw Au PflD ll tmm Blum. Enoch SocUlUt ltidtr .. J* ind formu prtmltr cm IIVINUI PAUS MONTREAU Aug 4 iCP>-Cinidlin Pacific Rillwiy Company reported timing! for tht 10 dtyi ended July II it MJIIIW conspired with W.ni.000 In tht rorrtipoevdlng ptrlod in IMl ■ decrttu of ll.lOt- 000 or 111 ptr ctnt whtrt ht wu tmploytd in tht CPR ihopi. Arrttt Mtn Who Removed Body of Mussolini ihowtd lht majority in furor Dur-1 _ im tht muting m iddrtu wu Utters rree Weddina "TJItU Chlrrv" dU- * liven on tht "Little Cherry" His mm and deliili of • ntw ipray to combit tht coddling moth Air Licence by Medicine Hot Mon Approved OTTAWA. Aug 4 (CP)-Appllei- tloni for non-scheduled commercial ROME. Aug. 4—Th* mm who ra- movtd Bmlto Muuollnl'l bodr from IU gravt in uid lo bt under tr- reit but tht remain! of tht Duct lte!; not bem found Th.t weti\**' -"'" »«"" *» . " ******** hu been received in Romt from. of MtdlclntHil^Iti. hu been .p- Mll.n polict i ******* *** Alr Traniport Bs^rd in- OTTAWA, Aug-4 (CPl—••cry,. p0n„ M|j |our men idmitted Inounetd. k tei, but thit twt-unt wtelliwt rtmovlng lht body from IU gravt; tei m i btttu tf ott It btet te |n Potters* Tltld Uit April. Bul th«, ^ jriQ of NorWOV Hiy—lie moihir yue wsyway. four undtr trrett uy othtrt thm • :' Thit'i lht vtedtet luutd In tht hid Muuollnl'l body In i ipot un- Celebrates BirthuOV Cimmori by Adln* Plntntt Mln-lkntwn to thtm. liter Abkttt, wht uld tht Otv- Tht lUlUn ntwi igtncy. Anu. OSLO. Norwiy. Aug 4 (Reultrii ernmtnt hit ctuldtetd etmtvlnf uvi I polict communique Identl- King Hukon of Norwiy Sllurdiy tht twt-ttot uft drink levy but!flu tht leider of tht body-malchtri qulttly celebrated hli 74th birthday dtcldtd Hut It iheuld ntt bt uk u Nto-FucUt Minn Ctnt Ht Im m tht Norwegian npltiL Tht elty ws iff UlU yt*r. . bun In cuitody for tomt time The wu decorated with fligf md peo- Opouitiie mtmbtn hid uried other thru wtre irrttltd within pit wort mull flowu bidgei or JEROME. Idiho. Aug. 4 (APi- Tht Northaldi Rotteo (luuatetlw Stturdty offtred t tret wtddlng ie the Jeromt County ooupU who wlll voluntur te bt mtrrltd white utridt mtrrr-go-round hortu it i Wild Wid ihow htrt A ring tnd wtddlng cak* irt Included In Iht offer. NONE BETTER! DEATHS VICTORIA - Edith Ann Orihtm Ktnntdy. 9g. wlft of W T Kmnt- dy, Churmin ot Iht BrtlUh ColumbU Liquor Control Board. Hounwlru write nt 111*11 illy that tht quallly A PeABa Milk U unbttteblt: Thty tell ui thay Uk* IU erumy-rlrh good- tut hnx It gou m will with thtlr hot drink* ud how Ihty uu It to compltti advantage for cooking and baking Vit'll Uk* II loo' Why not gtt • lln today! At all I Ufa Mmi li Iki ckelci if 4 ni if 5 ii whe wii prim In kmi h»kln* *A*k etmtvll tf tbt tei Milling Ship» Rtporttd Soft tht put ftw diyi Hopt Commoni Stiiion May End Aug. 24 eirntttont In honor of hii blrthdiy VANCOUVER, Aug 4 - Forecut of in ippllcitloi. by tht lie oil Induitry for ptrmUtlon lo Incrtut prlcu on refinery producU. Including guollnt. wu given Stturdty by R D Btktr. pruldmt ind NEW OKLEANI. Aug 4 (APi- All thrtt ntvy Uniting craft mining en rouU from Ptnimi lo Ntw Or-' OTTAWA. Aug. 4 - Tht topic of ,T,n"*ln| ***** leini in uft in Kingston. Jimilct. mett lively iptcuUllon htn it the ( " " oitil "fli. uls uld Fridiy night | prutnt Umt U proroglUoti dite A ipokinnin nld word of lht gotm Cnmmom mtmbtn trt hopt-! 'i pi uttty htd Seen reUytd by („| th.t Um uulon might tnd Aug ' tbt Ntvy Dtptrtmtnl frun Ihtjn others irtn't to optimistic Hilt Dtptrtmuit. ind lh*t tturel iomtbody li rtporttd to htvt uk no Indlettlon- (hit thtre wwvl^ ^^^ mlnuur Abbotl-buHly' •ny r sruiltiei flag tha ptrtonntl •board "tm an m, m en mtterby twtiali » aaM ftgaMte-M t«>. II MV. itmtl a**g Ami ym Atmk tan Oatry Oatu *AMfANT INrUTION SHOWS IN LfTTII ROUUAt'. Iwk. Aug. 4 ttT)- A letter wltb II0II wwth ot iltmpt sfflttd io tt wm tamebnt hen bul tht xtir wu tnm Canton. China, tnd ro*t tt Ibt itampt In Chintu oil rt»n, MILK Ole* lht rhlldr.t loll of It *%SSMmSy rallay Dairy directing ihret portfollot In tht ib- unci of collttgutt—whtl ht wu going tq do whtn tht union ended Slid Mr. Abbott Swim. Tbt questioner replied But it's too cold te iwlm In Uh Fall Wtll. uld Mr. Abbott, II won't bt loo cold whta this union mil ntit summer Lintmon Dioa ai Reiult of Fall NANAIMO. Ant- ♦ -Willum Htr- rlttn. M. Britith Columbli Power Commlulon llntmn. who fill tram I aolt white al work nur Eut Wellington teat Thunday, dltd In hoipltil jUturdiy Ht luffered a frarturtd ahull HarrUon wU* lha RCAF te lh* w Ud For Reliablt Watch Rgpglri comult— ...eehoeeVib4dm*o*m Brian la Jarttyi. Crap**, Cotton. 11 • • and EyateL Drutasiktr BulU In llm II te It MILADY'S FASHION IHOfPI Ittttot* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MALCOLM'S PURS Stnriat Rtptiri - AlttratitM *5t Mm* Sf tbtam NO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Pacific Milk 'Irrtdteted mi ruuirn PukuT llilllllllllillllllllillllliiiililliMllllllili Robin Hood Flour Way Specialists... .MOVING .STORAGE . PACKING Juit Coll 13 — Wt htVt tHt tquipmtnt tnd mtn to do t thorough job. Weft Transfer Co. Established in 1199 r mrmr- wamt ■"" "^ nu inRif | i ilium —"—' ' —_ •mmm- ********** ■^1 6 — NILSON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, AUG. S, 1941 TODAY'S News Pictures EUenhowers Qet Their Mwkies Enjoying thtlr flrtt combined vicitlon ilnci 1S2S, tht flvt Elsenhower brothtn ihow off thtlr limit catch of 10-17-pound muikellungi (mulklu). plui tn tight-pound Northirn pikt, ciught In Wis consin's Lie du f limbuu witen. Lift to right ire Arthur, of Kinui; General "Ike": Edgte, Ticomi, Wuh.; Milton, Mirrhittin, Kin, md Earl. Chir- lieol, Pi. A musky muit bi ovtr 80 Inchu long to bt I "keeper". Disclaims Blame to Company for Defective Shell*. : Dr. Htnry M. Qtruon/Pruldtnt of the StttvU llll.) Producti Co., announced that ht had uvarad hli relation! with that compiny. De. Qaruon li ihown In hit Chloaft offlct u ht titmlntd ■ 41 morttr ihell built by his compiny. Ht dnmi thtt •ny dtfatti la thtu ihtlli, Hading ta petmiturt • iplultm, could not poulbly bt tht fault tf hU compiny, since tbt compiny did not minufietur* tht fuut which control tht tiplulon timing tt tht ihtlli. A.T.S. Units Gradually Dmobbid in England l glrU tt thu li>f lUh A.T.S. volt art eon te bt ttmefebtd, k. hi tektn tf thinks fir ttu wtl- otmt glvtn thtm by Dreltwkh (Wirt*.) ftlk sin tn giving thilr drums Is the licit Army Cidel Corpi Corp Mirgirst Mathtr wlh rirumi lelrchu With Cldet torgt Uij Oliver Sturm. Thcyl Do It Every Timt^—. ^By Jimmy Hxjo ft)PS DEN &W*)/ A&rtWASrtJbT ASTHEcrry, OUMPS-BtfT me likes rr- OmrXJTTA li.'i'-.xm mimS QUICK TO CROCHET: It'i dilnty peUI itltch that miku thli square w exquisite. Thli li crocheted handiwork of which you'll alwiyi be proud. Uu thii sqmre In miny wiyi . . . three mike i icarf Squirt incisures ]] Inchu In No. 30 cotton. Pittern 788 hu direction! for iquire Stnd TWENTY CINTS In colni (Ittmpt einnot bt iccipted) for thli pittern. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Stnd your oedte to Tht Ntlun Dtlly Ntwi Pttttrn Depirtment, Nelun, B.C. RIDE THE SCENIC at- pun park / •izrv PEMkPnMENr STORB mmm hmmm. n.*mAtiafm mm e\9 OffftOH — , "'(-I III I LI'LABNERS "StC R£T PASHUN IST'LEAD A EASY LIFELIKE RODNEY VAN CRAMPf BUT, OHECKS-Ht'D ,7 NEED A NO' IS TOO WTE, PANSY .'-MAH BLESSED EVENT HAPPENED A HOUR AGO.'.' Meanwhile, up ON ROCK CANW MOUNTAIN- WlukLtvt ITlazdin UNBEUEVABLY EA8Y1 Mothtr. here's in tltn-limpU wty to keep your tiny tot rule md cool! Pttttrn I tlSt uui Juit ONE miln pttttrn1 piece ... no nultoni. no ilde seims , Juit wrap and lit! Pttttrn 8152 comu In sue. 1. 1 ! 4. 3 SlU 1. pUywit and bonntL 1 \ ytt 35-111 fabric Stnd TWENTY CENTS (ate) in Mint iitimps einnot bt icceptid for thli pttttrn. Print plunly SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Stn* ytur tedtr lo Dtlly Ntwt Pitttrn Dipirtmint, Ntlun, B.C. AUNT HET* Thf \-ia\-<*~*\ tmzy that vrtri in kil Iff wwi'l h* punUh#d b*- cilia* ht hai th* mind nf a four- jttT-uid child I wnndrr what tb*r *.i***t. him (or in th* armv " SAurssAiuts TbU U Dr fUnftr. dut: he tctelu al ill my wtsldlngi" riOH DOES VOUB FATUEB EXPECT TD BE ELECTED MXvOR UNLESS HE GOES OUT AWD GETS VOTES' I TOLD HM TO CAU-ON MV BROTHS? AKO MAKE UP WITH HW-THEN HELL BE SURE TO GET HIS VOTE « . J SORRY-MAGGE ajT I DON'T KNOW IF Hi. GET SOUR BROTHER'S M3TE OR WOT.« ^*S> MOCC-TVCMhROnj ■AOUU3WT BVBW'. LET ME ♦ SEE HP/!' WAlTLLI TEU.*XJ ALL A80UT 1T-- WE PULLED EM M UP ID TEN POUNOS-- WHY-I--ETC-ETC.. a irunio owl poo CMIJirwH.A STUPED P1SW PO» VALBNTlNg'S ANO NCW TMIt .AND NOV THISli mom TAKJI *DU« MANV/ WgklAMM AMO OONY GO*a» -«ar "Ss "V rooNALo.^r iSeao. U. CO"*** BACK ^ I WAS Os.LV KiDOiMfl! f MTH THf STA*g 5»TfWl AtM-sum oe -tm CHAMPIONSHIP »«f, ONfrANO XtUCrtl' HAUfUtf TMMSMU BE NO SbPttmoek or DtA*t\ . DKMTtftf KXOnMAVfUUOlOP A cmance^i:m i* siuPii*) HSH IN DBAMi SABAM / HA-MA.' KW4t ANDMlXNTMl KXOOONt ; > MMUXM CUT r*TOt#* M (JSf.Tbte TIMI «Y WTMCO li kdOutm^HlitXtll. h fHlrl AlMri Kl SMOOTCHt A - [Ctn wMUfH unr. ZrVetiCeei iou mm tm} WMOONBIC 7l0N4tN0O4UTOSUILP l» ^ an tmtm, SUOOY. iNWurai *> I 25c PO Box 4J4. Vencouser Anv 8-exp roll developed and print cd 21. Reprint! 2c Free 5x7 coupon WILL PAY 12c FOR EACH CLEAN uied Cinadlan dollir lUmp. He ■tamp 55.00 p r 100. Airmail 10c per 100. Suite 2, 116 Vernon Street, FOR SALE-8-PIECE CHESTER- terfleld, tri-llti limp, S-plect bid- room lultc, cook itove, AxminiUr rug, coffee ttble. end libit, chu- terfield Uble, kitchen ttble ind chairs 123 Front Strttt, Nellon. B C T5K ALL TRAMS. BWKT Hobbles ind typu of work, ill educational topics Wrltt for our prlct Hit. Educational Book Supper 1U0. suite z, no vernon airuv ply. tM tnt Ave So. Sukitoon. Nelson, BC. J. Chimben, Phone GRAVEL. CONCRETE MIX — ur- •a, lo cill on the Novelty Hird- »re ind Sporting Goodi retail Ide. NWD - '"'OMAN OR GIRL ir genenl houuwork. Apply .ll« 'trnon Strut. kJITED-MALt COOK iNTEft- ited in cafe work. Write Box 177 DtUy Ntwi. JHtD - fllRL rOH GlUi.kM. louwwork, full Umt. 1109 Hall Unu Road. Apply Whltt Spot, Fernie, *jrm - tiAmrvh. applv M Thutre tvenlngi. SHWASHftR #ANttD. APPL? Irmson's Cife llvtrtd anywhere ln town. 1180 ptr yard, 11 per yird ln bins. Himpihlrt, Elwyn Strtet. FRB8H tGOS, tMlfd IN &tX- son, put mou minurt. We deliver. North Shore Poultry Firm. Phone 477-Y1 pild in plain ualtd wrapper, fin cil quality, tuted. guirintted. Western Distributor!, Box 24RNC, Regini, Saik! I ■ „„... ... ... STOP rrCHING_TORTtJRM OTrOR SALE - ELECTRIC LIGHT eciemi, piorlmi, ringworm, ith j fixtures Godfrey's Ltd., 887 Baker lett's foot ind other ikln IrrlU-1 St, tloni with Elik'i Ointment No S.PIPE - FltTIfJGS - W proscription of noted ikln ipe-1 c|t) tow pricei Acliv cialiil. Itch relieved promplly! Co 916 Powtll St £U" ao^' Zi SSS WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS Elik^MXL0^ ,£\\^1^°^_<™' f» u ,v , ,, c..t Coffee Bir in imall piy roll stwZrTm^ mu fol- £r,nterlor BC Bo' M NH lowing itom.ch Duort^Acid 4H,P us y6CT tA^pURAtZa _, SPR ive Tridlng vincouver tent •Chen for Mlchel-Nitil School, tnlor md Junior grader Siliry 1300 to $2100 depending upon ex- Btence. Apply SecreUry, School Cird, School Diitrict No. 1, Fer- Stomich, Indigestion, Heirtburo, Coated Tongue. Bad Breath, Sick Headaches ttc. Uu Elik'i Stomich powdtr No. 2. prepared uy experienced Phirmiclrt It mult give immedlite reiulU of monty back. $1, $2 Mill orden filled promptly Order todty or Iron Any quintlty Top prlcu fald. Actlvi Tridlng Compiny 18 Powell St.. Vincouver. BC *anYed - CHAN SAW, ANV Spear & Jackson SAWS Thi world'i oldest makeri ot Saws Challenger Gasolim Power Saw*. Injertid Tooth Lumber and Edger Sows. Sow-teeth - Shanks. "The Sow Without a Flaw" Made In B C. Distributed by Nelson Machinery & Equipment Co. 21* Hall Bt Phoni 11 Mining. Milling and Sawmill Michlntry. Building and Con- tractors' Supplies "If It'i michlntry you wint. coniult ul." MtomTT. Houm. ,«M,1R||JJ Rejet||0|| Of Occupation FOR SALE - » ACRU, 4 •cru clured, real in buih. Clou lo rlvtr. 10 fruit Ireu Oood bouu, itttinbith and iiimmtr kitchen. Barn, chicken-coop, hay barn and wood ihtd 11300 cuh. Apply Htltn Kihttoff, Slocan Park. BC, canaBIAH PHOTIC RAILWAY- Unlmproved farm landi and grating landi In Iht Provincu of Alberti ind Sukitchewm at reasonable prlcu For pirtlculin, ipply to Und Brinch MB Dtpi. Nt- tunl Resourcu, Cilgiry, Albert! TOU SALE-THE HOME OFTIlE lilt Colin Clifford. Larte. well- built houu with beiutiful girden (1-50 ft loU, fruit treu, ate., id- iolnlng Ulu. Oood fiihlng md iuntln|. Wrltt Box 811, Ntw Din ver, B. C fOR Ull - M KCKU ItVtl ilfilfi Und, I room houu, birn and > good bulldingi, 4 milt from ichool bui. Smill itrum. I fruit trtu, girdin, puturc ind fleldi. $2800. Mri John Nygurd, Cin- yon. B. C. 42, Sukitoon, Suk. SITUATIONS WANTED Rata undtr thli huding lie line, ttc i Unt per wttk, 10% tot cuh. Minimum kj Kfiy. MARRIED, IN GOOD uilth. Hid varioui employment ■eluding 3 yun with bink Am ood outdoor! mtn, htve chaul- tur'i llcinie, interested in tourist Mim desire perminent con- Htlal position, preferably in Koo- nayi. Aviilable in i month. tox n> Dilly Newt BT CUss MttckAM^ WITH tm tools. Apply P.O. Box 15, loan City, BC ftSMAKING - WILL SEW IN our home or mine Ph 584-R1 fi, CANAHIP, lEJg, ETC. __ pure-bred. Well marked piont Htrding, 817 Litlmer. . IUSINESS AND ^SESSIONAL PIRtCTORY AUAYIRI ANO MINI . REPRESENTATIVE! W.Wtt&0WS6fc&«> ASSAV in. Ml Joiephine St. Nelion 'AWrtu — uri Ain one,, ah, condition or ilie SUti HP Price tnd condition. A Dryidtlt. Fu-1 d«h. ti, oe. »»•. u...... mm-., quler. B.C. Esrs-iS^ss. & ^LJiSc'ind^ra' " -*■•- **■•* A.'M^yai'usXto'' fOR SAlI-bRICR-LINTed H«aT- er. guitir, sealers Phone M9-L I SHip TOtm Hides TC J. P.iMR- tin. Ntlion. BC WAkttD - sfcWINO MACH1W.. Box 7513 Dilly Ntwi. | TAXES LEAVE YOU SHORT? A Campbell INSURED Loan can help you over that huvy expense period All during the monthi in which you repiy. your lift ii iniured for the balance No extri coit. You em borrow U0 lo $1000 ln •trirt prlvicy it Cimpbtll rinince There'! • loin plin thit'i just right to help itnighttn out your penoml flnincu. NO ENDORSERS REQUIRED - LONGER. MORE CONVENIENT TERM8 AT REDUCED RATES HOURS » TO 5 OR BY APPOINTMENT CAMPBELL FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED RENTALS ROOM AND IOARD TOR RENT-NICILY>URNISHtD OmmiwiS^inimm-Txm n /• clrin ileeping roomi, 1 llngll ind .8. O.MES. ROSSLAND. B C , doubl, "Ph;n, m.K llaaytr. Chemiit, Mine Rpnntve mr^muf: _ „aau iuk aflimii 1 rin* K60TthAY" assay wANTED ■ R00M *-m. B-0ARD Mflet, 410 Kooteniy St, NeUon MIDDLE AGED COUPLE RE- quirt iccommodttion In Nelion Would bt Inltrultd in keeping houae ind caring for groundi Box TW Dilly Ntwt WANTED TC MNT 97 RKPT- Smill houMketpim ipirtment Huted Apply Box ITI Duly Ntwv or houtt. Apply Box 171. Dtlly Ntwi. WANttiM OR I RMM B6USE- kteplng iuIU with or without furniture. Box 7558 Duly Ntwi. ron wn - rmuk wr- nished eotUgt it Creicent Bty. Apply K. Jemtn. Crttctnt Bty ROOM fot, SfNOLB Ma» TO pr'TtU ruldtnct. Phont 7M-U Furnuhtd for 1 person only Rail. 118 Gordon tarn for If bott or bottboutt PH 81 IOATS ANdInOINO Sawmill For Sale 1 Porttble Stwmill Complete on ikidi rudy to opente 1 Porttblt Edger Unit Compltti on ikidi reidy to optrtU. Approxlmitely 30 M ft. cipiclty I DUO Cilerplllir Diestl Power unit for Ed|tr un Powtr Unit for ibove mill I Model TI10 Chryiltr Powtr Unit for Edgtr unit. Will ull sepinle uniti or eompltlt. FINNING TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO LTD Crinbrook, BC ind NeUon, BC Complaint Serious By DIWITT MACKENZIE Auoclited Prtu Fonign Affiin Antlyit Runli'i rejection of a Unlttd Statu complaint thtt Soviet occupation policial irt ruining Hiingi ry'i economy tmphailxw I iltuitlon which U of vul Importinct to tht rihibllilitlon ind politico-economic rtilignment of Contlntntil Europe u i whole. What hai hippened U thli: The Unlttd stitei suit Deptrtmtnt ln t recent nolo to Moicow rilitd tht point of • poulble rtconiidiritlon of the Sovltt cUlm for $100,000,000 ln reparation! from wir-ihttttrtd Hungary. Wuhlngton itresied tht NELSON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, AUO. 3, 1944 _ 7 MUTUAL LUMBER COMPANY TO CLOSE SOON BUCODA. Wllh., Aug 4 (APi- Tht M-ytar-old Mutual Lumber Company will clou within ilx monthi, official! uld Friday. Timbtr reiervei wert txhauittd two ytan tgo, and rtmllllng work hai bttn compltltd. About ISO havt betn tmploytd at tht mill, ont of tht oldest optritlom In tin State. Explosion Moy Eff«ct FL.t For Many Months st* xenx nt iau nou Ntlion, flvt roomed bouu, ntw chicken houu for M0 birdi, family orchard, loU of wood and witer, light and ttltphont. Phont Tll-Ll i acre farm, b reuir nm Chtrrlw, iplei, plumi, pun. Electric light*, own wittr lyittm, 8 room houu, 'i milt from dty Rtuonably priced. Apply Box 115 Dilly Newi WASHINOTON, Aug. 4 tAFl- Pruidtnt Trumin'i atomic bomb tviluaton uld that a combination ot thl Bikini undtrwiltr txploilon ,-.- , with lhi overheid bunt fint teiled Ruulini wtn Uklng at lust four- might "ifftctivily dlipoie of • fleet LOW tITH HWX5M HOUM ind Ram MxM, tcrou highwiy from Wut Koottnty light and rwtr ilttion. Silmo, B.C. Wrltt J. Bolltgtr, P.O. Box 84, Cutltgir, B.C. FOR SALU OOOB URJC cows. part Jersey, milking. 1 Jeney 2 yr. Heifer to freihen won ind 1 4-month heifer M Ntw Himpihlrt hens Apply O. E. Oray, Wut Cruton. Foft gALt-i l-i XODH Atfb 4- room homt on buullful Arrow Uku About 4 mllu from Cutltgir Firry. Ficillllu for raUlng itock. WrlU 1. Lypchuk. Alltnby, B C fOR SAIJ - JIBT 0WW6S City limits l>e, teres, modern 8 room houie. concrete fnundition. fire pUet, fruit ind btrryi. Cuh tnd terms Apply Box 7511 DiUy Newi roR 8ah - snuswo. w -LONDON" All-ileel Hand Holl* Tht .StronfMt Ound Powtr Front Strttt, II ft lon| by ipprox 10 ft, luitiblt tor rooming houu or ilort. id houu, full butment, ittnc tlvt ground! 114 Elwyn Street, Nelson. Phon* I1T-R- FOR ikll-H ACR rARH. Wi fifth* of thi preunt Hungirlin production in huvy Induitry, and wtrt rtquliltlonlng much food u will. thl note ilio luggeited a Rui- siin-Amerlcan-Brltlsh Joint commlulon work out a plan to htlp Hungiry out ot htr economic chioi. Tht Dinubltn country hu bttn luf- ftrlng from ont of tht moil fintu- tlc inflitloni tha world hu known. Mokow rejected th* Amtrlctn poind regirding tht economic poiitlon u "completely groundltu." It turned down th* Idu ot a joint commliiion u "Inicceptible" Why ihouldn't Ruula welcomt th* luggeitlon'' Wtll, the answer would m to mt ind It'i worth logging for futurt reference- Ihit Hungiry ll • k*y poiition ln tht Sovlet'i ntw lone of lnflutnct In Eutern, Southeastern ind Centnl Europt. Thit zona U rapidly btlng midt airtight, and u thi ligm rted Moicow hu no Intuition of lurrendering iny •dvintigt ln a Hungary which U of vul stntegic importinct politically, economically and militarily. It'i a filr prophecy thtt Ruuii will eitibllih economic control throughout IU iphere of lnflutnct. It miy bt difficult lo do w Intuit- dltUly btcauu of tht induitrlil deitruction tht Sovltt nitftrad In th* wtr, but Mirihal Stalin li driving hard for rthabillUtlon tnd grut progreu U being madt In tny event, it agema dur why Moicow U not keen to hive uy mixtd economic mlllloni working in thl Rimini aont. for mmy monthi' "Wi m convinced," the evaluation commlulon added In a report on the offtnilve reiulti of tht ucond (underwater) teat, that "dli tince la tb* beit defence." Tht commlulon dtclared both Bl Unl tuti "itrongly Indicate that futurt wir employing itomlc bombi may well deitroy natloni ind chinge preient itindirdi of clvili utlon." Moscow Charges World Domination 11. S. Trying for LONDON. Aug. 4 (CP)-The Moicow radio uld Saturday a mlllUry cut* wu being.titibllihed In the United SUtei. which ler the tint time In hlitory ii mttntilnlng Urge mlllUry forcei "for ofttnilvt pur- milet Wut of Procter, trlh King concern or Ut Robt hwib, RR 1, NeUon. BC flSTi'Sa S3 Tbta'tr^ml* yoM'rimwHnp eowyy S-tonhindhofrtliuudlneonitruc-l ** *•***«* **<"** Immrflat* tlon, mining lumbering mirini tnd mtny othtr Induitrlu loo ^^^ •t pontulon. Apply Box Ml Dally Newt. Canadian Food Slocks Increase By THI CANADIAN PRIM Wllh Urge lectloni ot Europt tnd Ami In tht throes ot perhapi Iht British Say Thoy Havo Ono of Worst Jobs in Japan LONDON, Aug. 4 tReuten)~ British ind Commonweilth troops In Japan, after neirlv ilx monlhi' occupttion, ire uklng If, under the exlitlng clrcumitmcei, thl pretence of t Commonweilth force in Jipm U worth whllt, tht London Dtlly Mtll'i correipondent from Ouki uid In • dlipiteh Saturday. "Whatever higher leveli may uy. it wai not long before wt soldiers knew thit our pirt ln Allltd occupation wu^to ba limply Clndcrel- li," tht correipondent quottd in officer •■ uylng. "Wi tit in bick roomi, without tven decent leive centra. Tht Amerlcini. wbo occupy every ImporUnt Jipinese elty and tourlit ctntn, hav* all Ihe bul Europtan-ityle hoteli." CANADIAN CONVICTED ON ASSAULT CHAMI IN HOLLAND LONDON. Aug 4 (CP Ctblel- Pte. Stefan Koleur of Edmonton, icqultttd Miy M it Amsterdim of i eharit ot murdtring i Dutch airman, haa been convicted on a chirge ot uuult with Intent to rob ind lenlenced to five yeen' Imprisonment. Cinadlan military heedquir- ters innounced Siturdiy. Koleur wu acquitted ot a chirge laid In connection with tht iliying lait January 11 of Sgt. LouU Stork of tht Nithcrlande Air Force, but wu itHieeled on en irmed rob The broidcut. recorded by tht Soviet monitor In London, uld thit there wai no doubt that ructloniry circles In the Unlttd Stites were trying to turn itomlc tntrgy "Into Iti weapon for world domlnitlon." "Tht Unlttd SUtti hu alwayi prided itielf on the fact thtt In dli- tlnctlon from any other capitalist sUlti. thtrt wu no mlllUry cuti in thi country exerting Influinet oh the homi ind foreign policy of tht Oovernment," lht broadcast continued. "II ihould not be forgotlen thai tlong with the itomlc bomb, tht Unlttd Stitti for tht tint tlmi in hlitory il mtintilning In peict ltrgt Und ind tlr force! for ofttmivt purposes "Tht itomic bomb, of couru, li not produced in America for define! purpotu. Tht demonitntive dtciiion to continut production of tht itomlc bomb, iccomptnltd by Ulk ibout world domlnitlon tnd thtt Amirtct must become I leader in the post-war peace, can in nn way facilitate International collaboration ..." Reports Sugar Lying in Warehouses SEATTLE. Aug 4 (AP)—1*1 Stittlt Timu uid hundreds oi thouundi of 100-pound bin of sugir art lying In the SUU'i wirehoum. deipite huvy ihlpmtnU to othtr trtu and an imminent lirgt crop. Paul Kirkcr. Waihlngton ulu minigtr for tht Utah-Idaho Sugar Company, rtporttd on the lar|e itocki, tnt ptptr uld. and ha added: When Secretiry ot Agriculture Anderson innounctd hi could tu no opportunity tor increulng the sugir lupply to the coniumtr until ntxt year, wt wert very lurprlud It doein't ieem reasonifalt la view of the tremendous crop lUring ua In the face, wllh heivy refining itirting ln October, combined with the Cubin iugir thit will be irrlvlng on tht Eat coeit." numeroui to mention It U IndUptnublt for tht mov- itucco houu in Ctl|ary. M-tt. lot '■"~ 'LZLi T^T'.iTnr.^.'Trkiri Ing tnd loVdln, of ill typu of for ruldtnct In Nelton. Box IM \»°*JL^SJA '22!*'*,LM£, — -r-.-a - ^ , machinery. Only hand hoUJ|Tlh«: Dtlly Ntw* l?^'.?"^"1 LOST-BLUE AIR fORCE WAI- let. between NtUon lnd Truer s Undlng Reward Finder please phone UM COST-A POCKET WATCH WITR leither I'.rip ind fob Rtwird Phone M0 PHONE 144 TO*CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE - II FT CABIN Uunch 4 HP Mirini motor Apply Plektrlng Strvlct Stttion Grinlle Rotd fOR IAU - U-frtATTWCJO horu power mirint tngint. good condition Full pirllcuUn, phoni Bilfour I fOR SAL? - rATLU J "* Twin, b speed outbotrd Ideil' for trolling HO 00 Apply Boi HI Dilly Ntwt ar^= I Kas———■■——. Tht nurrit of ill tbt lUn li ul- Imited to bt ibout 28.000.000.000,000 miln from Iht eirth. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF RELIABLE MINING MACHINERY Moncho Tromi ood Mucking Mochinet, Mine Rolls, Pipe, Compriuort, Rockers, Jock Hommen, Valvn. Vancouver Soles & Appraisals Limited 141 Such Avinui Vincouvtr. t C Nelton, Box fOR IAU - tm bouu tl Kailo 0000. Box lbU Dtlly Ntwi. ns- wa-wuPLifiL! iur- by th* Cinadlan Preu loday re- abundant tuppliu ot uuntlal foodstuffs ud idequite luppllu of mott foodi food prieu throughout th* Dominion hivi gmtnlly Incrtutd nlihtd Apt houu. Fully modern Cuh Apply 711 Vtrnon St 1 ACRE FARM fOR SALE AT during lht put ytar. but in many verdict of not guilty, bat he wu convicted et the uuult chant. I Military heidquirten uld tb* five-yew untence hu betn eon finned. Comment Adjourn For Summer Recess LONDON. Aug I (Reuters' Shorttcru Apply Mn. M. B cue Um quility of lhi food hai A hird-driven rfouse of Commoni fie* incrtutd with tht quantity. Chief •horltgu in of foodi requiring suiar or faU for preparation and Dividion. IB. VlctorU SI. NeUon roR sale - i n ffown. CtntrtUy locittd. ImmtdiiU oc- - cupwey Apply 111 Silica Stmt. ***** nrtetlm ot ctnntd good* roR jali "'4 R»u noun.i »»»** !rLT',!',l"^i,;l"•,• 1 imi ini> in ------ iiiIsm txctlltnl cropt in In ptotptcl. ind -iffL^K iiXm'u^tmel and butUr lupplU. on gn- "^r , . ~ *-*Z??r»■'****' *h*l-u stt adiquitr lo mett, -.-- . _^_ . clou In Box m. Delly Ntwt. | ^ raUontd dtmind Houuwlvul""1 *** eontronUd with tb* ttcond Initalnunt ot tht Labor Govtrn. today idjourntd lor tu Bummer receu, ililed lo lut until October. «fttr putting tht final tmichti on e nint-monui aeaalon with a itriri ot mlniiturt dtbites nnging from eattl* breeding le labia minnen Confesses to Slaying MINEOLA, N T, Aug 4 'APi- Ctpl. Stuyvutnt Plnntll, Chief of Nuuu County Dtltetlvu, uld Friday Ward Belcher Caraway. II, Negro butltr and chauffeur, had confuted lo the iliying ef ncUlly prominent Mrs. Mirjory Church Logan, 82, and raping and ihootlng her diughter, Marjory. M. latt July M. Cartway wai booked on a chargt of murdtr. Sight Young Fox Near Sirdar SIRDAR, BC fox wu nporttd Artiiri tnd Slrdir on tht highwiy on Thundiy forenoon- Tht color Aug I—A young i lighted betwun about half frown. Tha preaence of a pair ot fnxei In thu vicinity hu bten impeded for iome time tl- . . .. .though no known icU ot Ibtft htve *n.Z!"**[***■ „ .. ..[bttn iltributtd lo Ihtu cunning Whtn tht Houu rteieembUt, lt]^,«," ^^ wuuuo. UVBTOCK, POULTRY AND jSL/S' FARM surruts, etc t purchuing pi uud by htghtr pr problems, leu tnd SOLLY CHICKS Birred Rock Crou Ntw Htmp- ihirt unuxtd chicki, until Sept. MUi it IIIM • hundred L F SOLLY LTP. Wutholmt, B. C. DAILY CROSSWORD Jle copy , eirrUr. per wuk In tdvinrt p Cirrler, pel year p mill outside Ntlunt ot Math hru monthi I« monthi Bne yeer Blbovt rttu ipplv tn Cinidi Bmltid Sllttl ind t'mtH Kin| m to lubtcrlbtn living out It reiulir eirrltr irei KEUtwhrre tnd lo Cinidi ler* txtri poiti|t u rtqulrtd: it month il 90. thrte monlhi " "i, ilx monlhi M00,'ont yur ACtoat I Kniveof clubi I Loo I 4 Couch 1 Hllmet. thaptdpart of cirolli I Mlicullne nime II Stop (mut I [1 Cmt 14 To become 11 rm 15 Mlturi l> Grttce Itbbr I II Chat 10 Cuckoo JI Ctrul train IJ Ailrln|enl fruit M Nur (poit I M rmtgni 17 TllUofl noblttnan M Oburvt M Hlill M Shlp't ltttnd*nt 14 Klntof Btihin (Bib I SI Grau cured forfoddtr M. Sorrow IT Stroni emit a raHow 41 Booth 41 Ventlltttd 41 flmsmut 14 Mut 1 Roman I. Cushion 4. Swell out I Ont of tht Grut I Climor 7 Pint I Attrrss 10 Ane|| drink II Ptrroli (New Gulnit) 19 Husk.I term II Amphlhun 11 10. Awtnf n Kiiitd 13 Ptrmltt J4 A kind of cindy M Unit ot work M Acting! for urvlcu M Pt|ptn 10 Covtnd with und 11 Pnu II FVrwtr JS real M Cry oft - •. iu; A."IU k 1 J.IO. ill 'l.llll ' .•ML'.*:*. -ii: j': L'JJJ .•liV.M nn: .•: AU t.l IJ jI! ;.ii« ..' il ..Ml 1 II J'l» 1 4 "J.lll I.I 1 ll l."l.< L'JJ'J 1 J 1.. 1 itf.'J 1 'JJfl'J dl.'.m «J Jilt l-l Nitionil Slnglt ud DoubU Drum Ouollnt Houu Ideil for Log Loadlaa L*ad Clurlng, Dnglint tnd Building Conitnictlon NATIONAL MACHlNtRY CO LTD. ifAflownr^omiu uw-\"3**^-™* MILLS trt itrongly built tu nomictl production to mil Wut- •rn Ctnidlin limbt "" ' '— id by NATIONAL Jtrity co^ri Oood mllktn Beet offtr Uku It I hagan. Poplar *>**tbZTt tbt oimilty of tcctptlng lubititu- tei for certain bard-io-get Ittmi Rtmosral ot tubtidUi on frulU tnd milk tnd tht Itmponry lifting of ctlling prlcu on beet bat* accounted for IMM of Ih* higher prlcu. Incrtutd farm eotU aod Ubor ead .uipment ihortiget hav* aecouat- for olhtri. ment'i nationaliutlon program la tht nine-month ptrlod ot liw- mikiag Juit tndtd. meeauru ground through th* Ltgulillve mill included thoie nillonillilng Ihe Benk of England, civil iviitlon, eeel mlnu ind providing groundwork for I compreheniive lniur- inre hlll animill. Ordtn Tikm ttr 4 WHEEL SCOOTERS MOW ON DISPLAY AT SAM BROWN Oun, Luk tnd Cyeli Works Phont IMI Bex Ml Main problenu for Britiih Ool- umbli houuholdi U tht lncnued prtu ot mett foodi. Fruit It plentiful ilong tht Ptclflc Cout but it hl|h prlee* ~ r U reel t» CtyotStren 40 CruUd biwk ptrmt CO. LTD. Vintouvtr, BC RWh IAV UtAlRf Our stiff ii fully trilntd In Iht urvtclni ind rtptlr of ill n-ikei nf posvtr chain uwi Ship to ul for imsntdult urvlet MR IQUIPMINT SIRVICI LTD 1401 Hornby Vincouvtr. EC Wt ne BC distributor* for Lt MA tir compruw'iri ind to|tr»u: Ti»- ■ ' blti tad roda powtr chain it» rtp*ln l~JJew twolon iw»-«Md b*jkk h-n'i wtuhing 17M ind 1M0 lha on . w« wu.-, T*? •***•■ * "UbWt *^|ood for potato crop*, but b*e»e»d btr Manutidut- .....,, .-»!-—■■■ if I ****** ***** P™luci» *** oeetaloniUy ,L MAarSttY FOR SALB-RWIIIUUL JW-,,„ ,hort lupply uy BulU ExulUnl brttdlng. Inure Wm Rat-lb. Box ill. Trail Al Idmonton Blrtuh wtr bridt rtporu food cotti hivt ilmoet doubltd ilnct htr irrlvil ln Cinada ont UU. Lnhom or Hampthlre. Ar- jmr igo Kit Alberlini in not go- thur Btrnu Willow Point ln( hungry and thtrt irt few qutuu toTl UAU - ILACI flUBkKSIT tl grocery itont row ; w Dewir. Oordoo Rotd Riot producU. uUd drutlngi aad ind Ttt Strut, NeUon. , Ully powden an tcerce throughout " HORirR5^3?ir!A,,^uk.teh«.a unmd ten* \-kmiT1 m^iTnd r? ^amSRth*Ti£t fbtsSt , ,wo-wm me^-m, mm- meiehMJasaj^mmsfelem a §nd • eight tll-tttel hindUTu. priu **Z*u Frtd Hlookoff. AppUdal^,^ |Pwtd>^7 MIM. new Gllehro* k>Oln| M ,,nnLArrTSSji High mul prlcu ir* found hind iieki. 171; new tnd uud fltxlblt ^rlSr^iTiw*■ .. In h»od with I buf ihorUgt in tlvtnlitd md bluk itul etbU: MOTORCYCLIS, IICYCLU Mmiiobt but gruUr imounU of i i«T,i-iittl btnch blut. M ■ •ul pllU rtmninU. pipt filtingl \TLAS IRON * MtTAL* LTD ' MO Prior l> Vmtousetr. BC UAOtlHUt I Cirro loggini irehu ind wmt* es for iruCiri I Brtden wlnchu for lr irki Hind wlnchu - mot! ilu* Ut-J jmtdlilt dtllvtry c .• -i-s Dual tngtnu BAYIS MUIPMWa COMPANY AUTOMOTIVI ^ MOTORCYCLP, IICYCUB tnd WANTTO -"pmVATtLY OWN1D ******** ***** and pork are avalUbli H Inn truck or cu fu cuh. Musi 'eta en In ihort lupply ind mugrt bt in ptrftrt ihtpt wllh low fPpUu ot btrriu trt uUlng it miUigt Will conilder tny mike high prlcu Poultry tnd poUlou up lo IMI Still phent number .tn ilu icirce if iny wbtn writing lo Box Ml " * *- Daily Neva tlonil ptntl dtl truck in Al __e_. condition. 4 new I ply llru lorj" "***<** i gatd puieinn cir Bex TM8 Abundant trull itocki ar* found throughout Ontario, bul high trull prMe hevt dlacouriftd Jim pro. ductlon ind • futuri Jim ihoHigi null*** rc ^JlTmrnm........,.. |Ou«ti Elizabeth ilMAimaAL „kM 4 nn gn Kvm wki 'to Accommodate 2314 (mm mm imr^TTTu with Wlneti md Bull Dour I hirt by Iht btur tr eutntt Ap ply Crtnbrook Aulo Wr*rk»n Crtnhreok mr framu NtlUwl Michlntry Ca Ltd OrtevllU UUwt. Vi»c«utu ZiS- miku A ter Box M ilia. Them IB. ei WAWTtP-tlllt ■■ ■■ e-t*ti in. ******* uk fa Jim \rmcr bf firm*. I Rlvtr (So Am 1 IMTTTO-QCOTC-A wjiHtg'tu OMF UWPMTF BRWR ITRO IPTRIIt- EWRrFR. PTR IPfLRK " * * r HMAR LPHHJB-UIIOPTPT. Tiilirlay-i CrypMeaeMi PHILOaOPHT MAKXR US «1»IR- BlIT CHRIST1ANTTY MAKM Ut MTTBI WU nELODta SmustaMMtaaraaaami *iX. U.S. lomber Crashes; d*t Swing wvectitfl* HHBHVI t/m •***. is i 01 with motor Htnd Thoo, Trtll 11 Killl POSSIOly StX call ti IMI ley Ave- ' ' ____^________^___ WHO BSAOL Calif Aug SUSINBIOWOtTUNITIB |<*"-Aa km, Air Pue- •r-m\'^m^r-m^ — —-—— Id"!!!!'!:"*ea,* butku. groping for • lind ' MONTREAL, Aug. I (CPl - The EUuheth will hav* tcoom medatton tor 014 pi—ifi. In rludlni TM losirltt clau bertha at lies uch fnr i singu piwaga *Hsr ihe rmku htr mtlden commircul Inns .Atlantic voytgt earlr thtl Fill Cunird WhIU Star offlclili in nounead Saturday. Thi liner now being converted from • troop ihlp •I Btulhtmplon. will etrry IM flnt clau pttun|tri it i iln|l*-trir rite ot MM tnd TM ctbln elm pu FOR IALE i. —..'! i.o.te. ..a a., ■-- — - l*t I" " tvteeeel rreehed in fltmu Ntw YORK. Aug 4 Ot»< toeiOOei 1^1 lit Heitingl St. Wmt, I onn.mvr, B ( Ttt. r*. r«g . ■-■ . S — NIUON daily NEWS', MONDAY, AUO. 3, 1944 ^fymf-y rtr**m*rawa**r They thought her life was an Open Book... amVIROINIA GREY • AlAN M0W8RAY ERIC RIORE • WIUIAM W TERRY JACQUEUNE de WIT • ERNEST TRUEXL" Plui Ronald Colman In "ARROWSMITH" Shows at 7:00—«: 13 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PHONE IM WI BALL POR AND DELIVER Ma's, Udiei' suits, lidiei' QAa Crusts, pUln ****' Unl md Lsil't SI 15 Bummer Coats bjAmAm EMPIRE CLEANERS 1 DYERS IIHItHIIIHIIHIHIHIHIIIIIIIIIiniHIIHIII llllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIII FLEURY'S Ph hiiiiiiihimii armacy Compounded Accurately Med. Artsfilk. PHONI 25 niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lilt's Ilectri* F. BL Hmm 666 IS1 Mur St. IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THOMPSON FUNIRAL HOMI AMBULANCI ItRVICI -Dlitinrtivt Puntrtl Servic*- BIS Kootenay St Phoo* Ml lllllllllllllllllllllllll ELLISON'S GROWING MASH For B*tt*r Development of Your Chlcki. PHONE 238 I' ' eenlmu-. RAILWAY MIN'I IICKNEII ANO ACCIDENT POLICY Par man puci of mind pir pramlum dollir, Mil STUART IALI* AOINCIIS. 177 Baker It, Ntlun, B.C. C. W. Ham* N. A. Htuu KOOTINAY GIFT SHOP kit Baku It Souvenirs of Nelson nniiiMmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Work Bootf AT The Bootery iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii MacDougall Earthwormi "Ztrthworm'i Ulster Producer" Eirthworm Cipiulei Eirthworm Cutlngi 1781 Third Avenui Trail, Brltlih Columbia Wi ttkt - prldi ln keeping your htlr MMM, Holgh Tru-Art Phon* UT RADIO REPAIRS NIUON ELECTRIC CO. Rar* Tour Purnltun Exptrtly Rtcovtred it tb* NILSON UPHOLSTERY 411 Hill SL Phoo* 141 aaaaaaaaatuatttattuaii Jutt Arrived PINAUO SHIPMENT ■ tthmiil IIM After ihivi lotion I1M-M* Htlr Tonlo I1JS-4S* Mann, Rutherford Drug Co. Lourdes Cooks Provide Over IUN Meals (Contributed) We do not hesitate to say that th* buileit women ln th* East snd Wast Kootensys sine* Jun* Mth ire Mrs. 0. Birtlett of Nelion, Lourdei Camp cook, tnd htr cap- •bit assistant Miss Shlrleigh Witentreet of Silmo. Sine* their arrival at Camp Lourdei June M until July M they hive cooked 42XI full meals, be- ildei making 14M undwlchu and 2741 cupi of cocoi. Of course thii food wss consumed by th* hungry boy campers. There wer* M ravenous boyi from Trsll snd District trom July 4 to 14 snd M from th* Kooteniyi July IS to M. Then boys lte 707 loam of bikeri brud beildei th* breid, buns and blsculU which Mrs Birtlett cooked t\ th* Cimp. The boys themselvu peeled the hilf ton of potitou which they ate. Almost • hundred poundi of cornme.l, rolled oiti ind cereal wtre consumed In sddltlon to 14 bigs of wheit puffi md • half • cau of shredded wheit. In the lighter dltt lln* M dozen eggi were used while thi dilly lupply of I gallons of milk wu finished at supper. Now at Lourdei there are 11 junior girls. People think girls sre not ii heavy esters u boys but Mrs Birtlett finds ihe hu lo keep the sun* big kettles filled to utli- fy their sppetities. Th* Junior girl cimpen at Lourdei an enjoying th* iwlmming lessons given st Camp Lourdei by Mln Citherine Gul- mont of Pentlcton. Mlu Oulmonl on* Of th* Cimp leiden glvu swimming Instructions thre* times daily to all the campers who want to be (bla to swim. The keen lnterut tnd lively enthuiium ire ilreidy beginning te show Out theu dally swimming Instructions sn qvlite successful. Big Increase in Kootenay National Park Visitors OTTAWA, Aug. 4 (CP)-Reflect- lng lb* tourist boom, viiiton In Cinidi'i Nitloml Psrks numbered ipproxlmitely 450,000 up to tht tnd of July compired wllh ■800,000 during Um yeir IMS, Rctourwi Mlnliter Oltn announced Saturday. In Alberta, 80,873 visitors passed through the Eastern gateway Into BRITISH TROOPS HOVE NEAR IRAN STIRS COMMENTS Official Statements Thicken Fog that Surrounds Motive STRIKE RIOTS? ■y ID ORIAOH LONDON, Aug. I (API—British Indian troops moved by see Siturdiy to Bun, Iraq, port on thi Per- ilin Oulf neir the Irinlin frontier, ind.the British Foreign Office, the Indltn office In London md thi Indiin Oovtrnmtnt expreued vsrylng vlewi on th* ilgnlflcince of Ih* movement. An Indlin govtrnmtnt communique releued In Ntw Delhi uld th* loldltrs were being unt lo Basra "in order thst they msy be on hind for protection, ihould clrcumstsncu demind lt, of Indlin, British snd Arab llvu and ln order to uf*- guard Indian snd British lntereite In South Perils tlrsn)." Teh communique wu expanded with the iddltlonil ititement "there U no question of the troopi going Into Perili except In the cise of ■ grave emergency, which U hoped will not occur." A BrltUh Foreign Offlc* ipokeimin ln London, however, uld the men wer* being nnt to Bun merely to reltevt troops on duty thtra tnd "we will withdraw troopi tquiv- ilent ln number to thoie being brought In trom Indli." Neither ht nor tht Indltn Oovernment ipeclf- led tht number of troops who left Bombiy Fridiy for the flvi diy voyigt. "The bickground of couru, li the diiturbincei list month," in IndUn office ipokeimin uld, referring to the disputes involving s strike sgslnst tht Anglo-Amerlcin Oil Company ln Southern Inn which ltd lo Rossland Arena Athletic Ass'n Accepts Charge labor Day Sports; Mayor Corner Heads Committee ROSSLAND, B. C, Aug. 4 - An enthuililtlc meeting of Roulind cltiieni wu held Friday night in th* City Hall for th* purpoM of or- gsnlilng ■ itrong Libor Diy Sport* Committee, to work undtr th* auspices of ths Rosslind Arm* Athletic Auoclition. C. F. McKenile, of th* former Libor Dty Committee, ixplilned that •t I meeting Mondiy night, of th* former Labor Day Committee, lt wu decided lo ipproich th* R. A.- A. A., and su If lt would sponsor th* Labor Day Sporti, snd maka It a city function. If ths R. A. A A. iccepted, ill ictjulred funds and property of the Labor Dsy Sporti Com- mltte* would bl triniferred to thl It. A. A A. OPPIR ACCIPT1D Thi R. A. A- A. executive unim- Inously iccepted thi offer. C. A. Clegg, Pruldtnt of tht Auoclition explilned thl Assoclstlon would flnince tht .volunteer committee, ■nd tht ntt procttdi would go to the Arem Fund. Miyor J. C. Corner, who wu uked to preiide btfort tht election wu htld, recilled thit next year would bt Roulind'i fiftieth innl- vtrsary and uid s itrong live commlttet ihould bt ippolnted with this fsct ln mind. Tht commlttet wu tltcted u followi: Chilrmin, Miyor Corner; Secritery-Trtuurtr, C. F. McKenile, misted by W. Woodhouu, tnd tht following chtlrmtn; Ptradt, Rt Hon. A. K. Mclntyn; Condi tions, Bert McCoy; Groundi, Aldermen Robert Allison; Softball Tourniment, Rusty Wynn; Horu- ■hot Tourniment, Divld Tweed; RefreihmtnU, J. C. Miller; Dinct, A Erlksen; Publicity, C. F. McKenile tnd R. Fun; Sports, J. Cimoz- sL Monulgniur Mclnlyrt wu of thi opinion thit prliu ihould bt iwirdtd tor th* flotti. Th* meeting ipproved of thli luggeitlon. MAY HAVl QUEEN CONTEST Matter of a Queen Contut wu dlicuued, ind tht Secretary wu Instructed lo contact sll orgsnlxattoni to ss* If thty would enter csndld- itei. All spplicstloni must be in tb* hinds of th* executive by next Wedneiday. Th* Secretiry wu uked to contact th* City Bind In regard tu music, th* St. John Ambtflsnc* Association sbout s Flnt Aid tent, and thi Ltcrout Club u rtgirds to hiving s gime ln tht urly evening. Permliilon io have refreshment boothi wert granted to tht Pythian SUters, the Udlti Auxiliiry lo the C. I. O. ind tht Junior Bill Club on tht umt basis ti lut yur. Miyor Corner tdmonlihtd thc Chtlrmtn of tht virlous commltteei to ippolnt energetic workeri lmmedlitely, u the time wu ihort, tod thtre wu t greit detl of work to bt done. Ht uktd tht executive to mett next Wedneidiy ind to be prepired lo glvt progreu reporte on plans, Mail Orders Receive our prompt cireful attention. Yeu aan ihop by mill with confldtnce at YOUR RIXALL STORI City Drug Co. Box 460 Phont S4 Slayer Says Victim Trying To Poison Him TORONTO, Aug. 4 (CP)-Flor- met Wuhlngton, agtd thrtt yun, only lurvlvor of tht txt ind hammer attack which Stturdty brought death to her mother tnd • brother tnd lister, itlll li fighting for lift ln thl Hoipltil for Sick Children, whtrt tttendsnU described her condition ii critical. Angus Young, SI, hsi been chirged with the murder of the mother, Mrs. Georglns Washington, 39, but police uld todty lt wu not likely thit iddltlonil murder chirgei would be laid u • result of the dothi of Joan, aged two, and Donald, uven. Headlight, G.W.G. and Northern Work Clothes Our work clothing Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money refunded. WORK CLOTHES FOR ANY PURPOSE EMORY'S Th* Man's Store In the llth ud nth centurti coffee coit nearly $30 a pound. B.C. U ses Less Gasoline in Junt VICTORIA. B. C, Au*. 4 (CP)- Brltlih ColumbU uud 380,000 gallon! leu guollnt In Junt than In Mty of thli yur—t dtcrtau which the'deith of 17 ptnoni tnd wound- j's unususl st thU tlmi of ytir. ing of 190 others. I Totsl guollnt ulu during Junt Thi Irinlin Emtwuy ln London "trt 8.072^01 gallons t dtcrttu Hid lt wu myitlfled Beautiful Paris Gives King Idea of Designing Ottawa ■y ROM MUNRO Ctnidlin Prtu Miff Writer PARIS, Aug 4 (CP Cible) - Tht mignlflctnt vltw from tht Hottl Crillon tcrou tht historic Plice dl Li Concorde In the centre of Pirli lowird thl Bourbon Pilice where tht Trench Chimber of DeputlM ilti probably hu t good deil to do with Prime Mlnliter Mickeniie King'l Ideal of Ihe beauttflcation of Ottawa. In IMS Mr King cime to Pirli of 251,411 gilloni from Miy of thii yttr whtn in ill-time monthly rtcord of 8,325.330 gallon! ul Tht Junt ulu represent in Increue of 1,852,173 gilloni from Junt ot IMS Jail Doukhobon For Lacking Registration Cards Two Doukhobon, Zahar Barlsoff md Otorgt Soukeroff. wire sentenced to thret monthi for not being for the conference which produced In poutulon of rtgUtritlon cirdi, tht Ktllog-Brland Pirt to outUwJby SUptndltry MtgUtriW Wllllim wir. Ht stand it thi Olden Injlrvtnt in tbt Provincial Pollct room, ov.rlo.kln,. th, Cjngrdj,Court Friday JTuy hjjd pU*d*dUSrtT.taSh ESS, « 7^**^1 S""l,to, b"*C£M ********** (1>,o' of Mr. md Mrs. H. H. Currlt, who tht Nitlonal Regntrition Reguli- ip,nl hU mtln ichool lift In tht Hens- Nelion tchooU until enrolling ln Th* two mtn htd bttn rekaud B. C. Unlvtnity two yesrs igo. Pmumibly tht "urgttnl In tht Britain Hears Broadcast on Life In Nelson Attrsctlons of Juvenile life In Ntlson were portrtyed to th* Brltlih Ulu recently by the BrltUh Broidcuting Compiny preiumably, t lttUr juit received in NeUon remit. In Iht couru of t letter dated July 1, to Mre. H. H. Currie ot Ntlion, Mre. Jamei McDonild, of IN Coplind Rotd, Glugow, Scotlind, wife of Mrs Currle'i couiln, Kites: "Wt heird in Interesting iccount ef uii In Ntlun tn thl winleu i month tr twt igo, whleh midt quite in Impression •n me. It wu In tht 'schools' program, tnd WU given by I UT- punk In tht Ctnidlin Army, Hi mtdt ■ schoolboy's diyt In Nelun lound very ittrictlvi Indied. I wondered If lin htd spent hll uhtel dtyt Just u described. I ■uppoie ht III, tnd I muit uy It uundtd flnt." Thl "lin" Mn. McDonild wu Hail Ravages Vast Grain Area EDMONTON. Aug. 4 (CP)-Dim- •ge estlmitcd from 50 to 100 per cent wu totalled up after hill itruck Thundty in Ctntrtl AlberU dlitrlct* ind imuhed 200.000 to 300,- 000 icru of crop, word from WeUt- klwln, Camrou, Piridist Villey •nd other poinU revelled. WEST KOOTENAY STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 1175 Itt liktr Street Ntlun iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii CAMPBELL, SHANKLAND I IMRIE Chartered Accountants Aiidlten 541 Biker St Phon* B5 llliniMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII Furmcu and AlreendKlonlni LES BROWETT'S TINSMITH AND IHIITMITg ■HOP 110 Kooteniy It Phone 111 Hove thi Job Dom Right sra VIC GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER PHONI IIS SILVER KING TRANSFER General Hauling Owned and operited by M Ex-8ervlcemin Phone 606-R2 Stan Bachynikl IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllil For Reliable Wotch Ropoln PROMPT SERVICE HARVEY'S «4 Biker St llllflllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII hlch provide thii »eep of on* of th* city's mod beiutiful vistas. In OtUwi now, Pirlllen Jicquei Ortbcr, nottd town plinner, Ui_ worklng on plini to bttutlfy the *** ***tt. Tn T^i ? ^ Cintdlin c.pitil md U ilre.dyw.il ?********* Po "«J°%1*}*r*- A^- ■dv.nced. Aided by Cintdltn ts- *** ******* '* *•/» > ******* ****? enhinet th* ***** ***** ******** logeihu with CRANBROOK CRANBROOK. BC. - Mr ind Mn. GEL MicKlnnon, George fteJS-tirSJtai^ \m% *** "3» ofauSTtat"-: **** ~ Hrfi t in lncrtiu of more thin 11.000 over nei-hborini Hull I *[*tt>Hj duniging property of lht thi umt month list net. {*", ,.„,."■., Mr »,„.., ,„.,,.„,„ ! Spiritual Communltlu of Chrtit it July reporti from Kooteniy Rs- tlonil Pirk ln British ColumbU. hid in increue ln visitors from 1700 to 11J0O. Ht cimi it Mr King'l InviUUon ; **}****-** Communltlu at ChrUt > I Brilliant Junt 14 Whtn brought be fort tht court July 5, tht four had ***** ***** **** rtfuttd lo tUct tlthtr trttl by jury; ™** *** ***}*, Cinidlin Army," who worktd up tht script tnd givt thi radio broad- cut. U • formtr NtUon boy, still on duly overseas HU identity U s puule. u officers of th* Ntlion Womtn'i Auxiliiry to tht Actlvt Brilliant Junt K Whtn brought bt-1 TaT*m hivt btui undu- th* Imprei- "' iricticilly ill tht urvlee- Ult oversell list had demobilised Incldentilly, thi Glugow reli- llvu of Mri Currie ire wtll potttd tm NtUon. IU Civic Ctntrt, Ukt- •idt Pirk. ud othtr ittrictloni, u thty htrt bttn In regulir receipt of Tht Dtlly Ntwi since eirly In the wtr. Tht pipers being relayed to n- tht two Glugow retdlng roomi. 'Ir cms hid renucktd fictjrtes in their f.ntn, pinlyils continued on the where they were regulirly pounced te R. NADBAU Plumbing Repair* and Trouble Shooting. Phon. 1157-613 Victoria St. or ipeedy trial tad htd lutomiticil- ly bttn unt lo triil by Jury. POLIO CASES Announcement HAVIN* PURCHASIO THI Columbia Bottling Works If will be my lomut mdoovor to contlnm to Mfvi yoo In th* mann*r you hov* bein oecu»tom*d to. Wi will contlnu* to carry all of th* high clots beverage j os carried by Mr. ond Mn. Jones. Mr. Elmer W. White. StatM All Movements in Accord With Declaration BERLIN. Aug. 4 (AP1-A high. repirillnni official in the Amerlcin INCREASE -- ■•- I MlllUry Government, commtnting mrmttm ^7 Tw2f!l -K*\**** ****,.** ea Moicow chirgu thil lht Amtrl-! MrNNlAPOUS, Aug 4 (AP) rer Thurtdiy morning for their an, b^ nnucked fictortu ln thtlr fa Mre'il VlrKs, .ad lin ruh. . |B"' ^l*****"} '*** ".inilons, u- Incnm, oosn i JrL-_.ii T ',, ' Gll5*rllurttd Stturdty thtt ill remoriU MinneioU Siturdiy wllh 5M ci *# ********* **.' V***°*>*V ******'°t Nulpmenl had bun "In ucord T'T. H.v.inl?V- 7rZZ.,\7. Z II lllllllllllllllllllllllll I CHILDREN'I WEAR, TOYS, NOVILTIII it th* CHILDRENS' SHOP Ml llker Itreet lllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MAKI DRIVING A PLEASURE WITH A MOTOR TUNE-UP they will mak* thtlr homt in future. Mr. and lire. Don McNibb ind diughter, Dime, hive Uft tor Mlnnedoaa, Man. Mr. McNibb 1. increut both In Mlnneipolli ind on by the Ctnidlin urvlctmen. _y with SI c equipment htd bttn "In tccord h,,^ ^.^ ,n u„ |UU ^n„ |.C. HAS WORST WHK with the PoUdim decliritlon " July 1 ThU providei, he uld. thtt ill Tbi,, pUnU mirktd for rtpiritmni ln lht Amerlcin tone "htvt been tnd ire M of Ihtm In MinnupolUjWITH POtDT FIRES; hive bttn IT duthi I mmam , -,.,,» Ti, . ., NELION AUTO WRICKINO •nd GARAGE III Vernon SV Phone »M M J MAJOR Mlnneipolli. whtrt tht diutu ii'^OST LOWH THAN IMS open to lmpectlon tritlom epidemic, reportd II ntw it th* when farm of hit fither which ta nnr Mlnncdos*. VICTORIA. Aug 4 (CP)- Thc worst forut tire wuk of tht s»i- •oo wu rtporttd with 117 flrei breiklng out ln Um provlnct ind T7 •till burning Stturdty but tht coit to tht ProvlncUl Govtrnmtnt ..'. fighting tht flru U itlll only hi'.f with th* Dmvtnxnt of Traniport tuthorltlu of ill four lUiu, ln-l*Tnl*hL Alrwty Service ben ind hu bun,eluding RuuU" I ,-.,., , , -^..—Z grintid thret monthi' leive of ib-l "Wt ire vtry lorry Indeed Ihtt JOHN L LEWIS AT Hi will go Into hirveit work!lht umt U not trut of ill other CALGART MINIRJ' MIIT sums of Otnntny." ht iddtd. "Wti ,..,„.,,_ . . ,__ . . would likt vtry much lo htvt thtl, CALOART. Aug. 4 (CPI^John. _ umt 'optn door policy' prtrtll I- t-*"U fUry Prttldtnt o/lht Unl, lo ditt this yur whit II wu lul everywhere" Ud Mine Workers of Amerlci li yeu SiRIjAR T*1* Ruultni htvt blocked it- In Ctlgiry lo ittond lh* innuil con- Up to diU thli yur Ml forut flrei *J*-*mamrAt.t\ ^mpt> ,n ^ AUM Cortro| Coun. ventmn of delegitei of district 11. ehu oee iStRfcortb SIRDAR, B.C. - LouU KUngtn-;dl *° uUblUh • four-power com- U- M W A. opening Mondiy hiv. occurred Last yetr il thii \ smith eg Creiton ipent t ihort 'mlulon to inveitlgite the itate of During in UUrview he ildeetep- tim. m foreit fine bad occurred. vicitlon with hli sister, Mrs Robby ° t r m ■ n dlurmtmtnt. Including ptd quutiont concerning th* pout- j Armstrong. j economic, ln ill nou. There htvt ollily of ptriutding Ih* Cinidln Mlu Smith of Cruton wu vUlt- '***** '"I""1' reports thtt Ibt Sovi- lociU to Join tht Amtrlctn Ptdtrt ROSCOE* AND FOURNIER GARAGEMEN SKY CHIEF AUTO SERVICE Phont IS NtUon. B C iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin WATCH FOR LIBERTY SPECIALS TOMORROW IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIM Iniurt—And I* Sur* 1 Three Nice Thing! To Have f-An umbrelli Whtn R ll Rilning I—A tptrt Tire Whm You Htvt t Flit »—A Non ■ CiiMtllihU Piul Revere Policy Whtn You Hivt A Diubility. Ron Somers INSURANCI ANO REAL ESTATE Phon* 1112 444 Word St. Mr. ond Mrs W. H lone* Wlih to Announc* the Sol* of Their Businetj, The Columbia Bottling Works TO Mr. Elmer W. While We wish to toke this opportunity to thonk our friends ond customers for their potronoge ond rti- pectfully osk th* continued goodwill ond custom be extended to the new proprietor of the COLUMBIA BOTTLING WORKS OFFERS SI0,000 FOR 10 ROUND BOUT thtlr lont to minufieturt irmi-1 -Our CtntdUn grosipt htrt com- WITH JOHNNY 6RIC0 menti contrery to tht dlctalu of p|ete lutooomy." bt uld "Wt don't PoUdim ind control council igrtt- dictate to Ihtm" lng with MUt Helen Armstrong for **** ."• ****** ?•******? ftctorUt In; Uon of Ubor i ftw days. George Taylor tnd family, ot Wynndil. wtre visitors h*re Tuu- dsy on thtlr wiy up lo tht Lakt for t short stay. Mr. tnd Mrs. Otorgt Dtgby htvt u thtlr guuti, thi two young diughters eg Mr. Dlgby from Vsncouver. Mrs. Aberoromble of Cilgiry arrived here at th* first of th* week to Join her huibind ind ton, bringing wllh htr tht fimily furniture The fimily irt not dtcldtd u to Report* VIohoy And 10 Oth.ri Hava B«*n Hanged Box Cor Famine Plugs Elevator* MONTREAL. Aug 4 (CPl-Rjt- Ing PromoUr Rioul Oodbout Siturdiy innounced be htd unt Uit- gremt offering either Mtrty Servo oe Tony Jinlro llOjlOO plui tx- ptout to fight • 10-round bout with Montreil i Johnny Greco hire Aug ST PAUU Minn. Aug 4 'API- Oov Idwird I. Thy* hu uktd red , trtl tuUttnct to muting th* "crl- MMCOW Aug 4 (API-lsvtttU^, .itmu^,- nMd by ihortige rtMU, .-_ rf mrhrto. ii h- rtporttd thtl U-Ou Andrei A of boiciri to mort nln '**"' **** Cochr*M " •>• - , *}****Z* ' *r°rfk ,lrrrlb*1 - ****■ \ Th. go«moe uid ht hid bttn I whtthtr thty will lettle down htrt [ sU * No 1 nttlrt-bom wtr erlm or it WynndtL sub no i nmve-norn wir rr m- .^—.a -,.„» .i..-.t^.. i. i-...,. i ..^... ...... at *?*^i*vz}i'*.\vz *^Wt*Z?t£tZZ:Ze%tZ. "1.^"^, S*rvo Ii holder of tht World'i WelttrwUght title which hi won recently from Rtd fighti Ortco ben It wlll bt in ov tr-wtight affair ind hU tltll will Olywrln* can b* eonvtrltd to more Ihan double IU wtight of nitre- glycerine i tluii*liiiitjt J. A. C. Laughton Optometrist Suk* MS MIDICAL ART! IUILOINO •An*teeAAS****A**a.aaaaaae Th* Niwut Thing In ll|nt NEO LITE SIGNS Mad* lo ordtr WALKER'S Phone Mt u tti-P. Lsvs tnaantt ametpemee jneers lateen* Cor VlctorU tnd SUnUy Sta A. j. HESSE PHONI Ml —. following trial by tht Militiry Col- Wglum of lht U S S R Supreme Court All Iht teeuud. IivtttU uld. pletdtd guilty to chirgu of "tret- ton lo tht motherland ildlng Otr- mtn InUlllgtnct tnd ttrrortlt u- tivlliei sgsinit Iht S-n-i.t Union" "plugged up" Jinlro hti ilreidy fought Oram thret Umu ll MidiKin Squirt Girden. winning one* and losing twice JINX FALKENIURG RECEIVES A MY NIW TORX. Aug 4 'AP' Jin« Pilkcnbtrg. ictreu wlft of Ttt Mr Criry. pan birth Pridn to • di •nd three-qiiirten pound boy SIRDAR CHERRIES ALL SHITPED SIRDAR. IC. Aug I - Clur rUt ire no. ibout tfi Ihlpped tnd (^y |HD AU<1 ] J rinehtn in gtlUng ready tor _____ tnmitot* Th* htlp Htuillon Is NUERNBERG. Otrminr. 'IU WAR CRIMES TRIAL Or RANKING GIRMANS •Uud lo htvt *a**d NtmiNBERG 'APi A memntr of lht Allltd pros tcsitioa itaff uld Iht wu crlmu I trUlt igilnit 11 renting Otrminil might tnd by Auguit IJ. tnd thit Pope Heari Arab* VATKAR OTT. Aug 4 (Rtulttii j • ******* *** remtab, Septtmbtr I —Uw Pop* **v* i II ulurtt tud-i- Unc* today to • fl»i ■*■ Arab d*l- ■ SOCIO I LOOMr egillon which pltced lht Arab t„. _ t am e on p.lutlnt btfort Catholic feeder* COHIMMni ill QliOOOC Tht delegitlon rompria^t thre* •nd Iwo fTirtMl.na NORANDA. -Que Aug 4 ICPI- - Uw, Nitlonal leider of lh* SLOCAN CITY SLOCAN CTTT. B C -Mrs. Wll- b*rt Hlcki tnd two children. Donild .. ItuUI Credit Party, will open th* tnd Btrbtra sp.nl , few Ate, In V«t«rOn Milling mnptlgn hi Uw kpt. II Pontlu u'iTt "St ^'ftln,'*^ to "ANAMO. BC. Am * ICP* - WSJtf?Sg. g T^m"^. \tlLmlt? rnL^a*eVSl t\t***Amtm MeMlllin. MTPIret Ore.11****** *£*J£*!g. **L******* *' Nelton Mrt Hleki wu • guut .1 Ww ntfnn .M ^ ^ re*l CMuetl. et V.TOr. for Iht utt th* ihower given In honor of her ,„ ^ „„ ^ bteTmluIn* ***** ******* by tht dttth ot W B hr"^"' 72; 22 '^"H ! T K-^hU hom. ,lnn annoa**},***********. Ubtrel renlly irrived bridt fr«m Englind „|.M LorUn UbtlU. R C. li tht Llb- Normin Oifford. of Ntw Dnnt.' Ru mm. tUo WlllUm McMIIlt*.'***i nemlnn Bemtrd Molloy hu ntptrtment of Ubor. Jlptntu i found hii ftthtr i htl upon tht, bttn ntmed CCT rtndldit. i.-wl Dlvlilon. ipent t ftw din it hll i btnkf tf NimIim Ukt whtrt Iht 0*etr R*y Ubor-PtogTfl.i ctn- bomt htrt during Iht wttk iMeMllIm htvt • Smmu eekkem*litem Deiigned onif tnglnttrtd tat Hie fanner who wants big tractor power end ptrformonct— et low Initial cost—with renlly economical operation. We con supply you with ttiii generol purpose troctor now, they will be in our worehouse thli coming week. — Ploce your order now os the number we con supply is limited WIRI OR PHONI TODAY Nelson Farmers Supply Ltd. $24 Railway St. - N.Uon, l.C. — fkana 174