m — Iran Troops on Move as Separatists Stage Manoeuvres Control Government Determined to Avoid Civil Strife; Pishevari Dots Not Fear Attack; Tribes Desert Qavam By JOSEPH C. GOODWIN TEHRAN, Mty 14 (AP)—Pnmlir Jtfar Plthivirl of tht self- procltlmid tutonomout rtglmt In Aitrbiljtn Provlnct uld ovtr thl Tibrii ridlo tonight thit troopi ef thl Centnl Irinlin Government hid "moved to our borders but wi in not ifrild ef tn itttck." Ai Piihevarl tpokt, Iranian troopi itreamed Northwini to- wtrd tht troubltd Provlnct whin reports uld separatist final attired In Ruuiin unlformi win holding wirllke manotuVFM. Aier- btljtn Provlnct Is idjacint to tht boundary of thi Soviet Union, (Heuter. Niwi Agency quoted Plthivirl U stating that "wt trt not going to upirate from'Inn" and adding: "Wa want constitutional Government ftr Inn indt — thin Aiarbalijn will dltiolvt Itt own Mijlii (Ptrlltmtnt) tnd net claim sell-government.") Tht centnl Irinlin Government reifflrmed IU determinitlon to tvold civil war. In hU broadcast Pliheviri detcrlbed Ahmed Qiv«m, thl Premier of the Centrn Government, u a "wlte and patriotic mm" and added: "He knowt our itrtngth." Telling the Aierboljin people of the failure of the Aierbiljan-Cen- tril Government ncgotittlcns. Pith- evtrl criliclred the Central Government's action in bringing the recent Iriniin-Ruuiin oil agreement Into the converutloni utd termed this agreement i "foreign affair" while the Aierbaijm problem is "itrlctly lnternil." ITAOE MANOEUVRES Pliheviri uld thit my ittick by the Irinlin Army on Aierbtl- ten troapi would comtituto • breich of the igreement Qivam retched with the Soviet Union, ind •dded that Qtvtm wu "iwire thit our army U made up of fighting men who will not be defeated." An obierver returned from Tib- rii uld thl Azerbaijan Nitlonal Army wu iteglng field manoeuvres between Miineh and Zenjin. Zen- Jin U IM miles Ncrthwett of Teh- rm, ind Mltneh U 19 mllei ftrtber Northwttt Reliable Iranian lourcei ex- prustd btlltf that the military •nd am local Northtrn trlbei win ihlfllng thstlr lupport (rom tht Oevernment ef Pnmlir Ahmed Qivim to thl young Shlh, Mohammed Rut Pahlavl Fire Destroys Doukhobor Store Near Krestova Another Doukhobor community tto.t bu.ned to tht ground it G on Creek, neir Krestovl, in whit li believed to bt I tie-to with tht preient wtvt ef IUI peeled Dtukhobcr Incendlirlsm. Although tht building wrt completely destroyed, pellet were untblt te eidmite tht vilui of lonei m tht store hid bttn built entirely by Doukhobor labor and there wu ne record of whit itock hid been en hind. The itore ctrrltd no Insurince. SIX TESTIFY AGAINST MAZERALL ■y DOUGLAS HOW Cinidlin Prui Sttff Writer OTTAWA, May M (CP) - The Crown placed the evidence of tlx witnesses igilnit Idwird Mlierill (Thin wm no tItborillon if todiy u ChUf Juitlce J, C. McRuer thit portion ef tht dlipttch. It „[ thi Ontario Supreme Court tad might Indicate, however, that tht , 1J-b__ Jury begin the coniplncy mlllttey wu dlttetJtflid wlth'trlil o( the Frederlcton-born, 30- tht Oovtrnmifift hmdllnj ef|y„r-old former NiHoni] Reuirch the Aurbelji" probltm tnd council engineer. 3 f'1^)0 Woodworkers to Strike Today Approves Citizenship Bill •eutn Ihih. ht firmer eetlon trim tht Home Service Tbe M-yetr-old Ruuii Line lor Pensions But even mother ippeirtnee of Igor Gouienko. former cipher dark In tbe Russitn Embisiy and stir Crown wttotM, filled to idd my- thing new te tbe itory of Ruula et- plonaft thit tint begin to unfold three monthi if o tomorrow with de tt " Six Amendments; Formal Final Reading Deferred DEFINES CANADIAN By GEORGE KITCHEN Canadian Preu Staff Writer OTTAWA, Moy 14 (CP)— The Canadian Citizemhip Bill, aimed ot creating greater national unity through a common interest In a common citizenship, today wai approved by the Commons, ending a lengthy debate on the principles, ideals and righti of citizenship. Formal third md final reading of the meuure, which emerged from cliuse-by-cliuie itudy ln committee itage covering more than dozen sitting!, wu deterred until the next sitting ot tht House, la ill, six amendments were mtde. lilt bill, nonsored by State Secretory Mirtln, will hive thete effect! once It U proclaimed: 1. Establish and recognize Ca ntdlin citlienihip. Formtrly, tht only definition ef dtlitnthlp wu (ound In tht Immlgritlon Act In futurt, all Canadian aettporti wlll cirry thi words "Canadian cltl- un. 1 Wooes will bt given tbt right to decide thtlr own nationality. Previously, womtn hive been cliss- ed u persons under • diublllty md automatically illumed tbt nitionil- Ity of thtlr husbands. A Cinidlin woman who mirriri i mm of in- other nationality now will bt tble to retain Cinidlin cltUenshlp 11 ihe wUhei. 3. Women who mirry Canadiani will quillfy tor Cinidlin citlienihip ona yttr iftor tttablUhlng ruldence. RESIDENT-BRITONS TO II CANADIANS 4. A nitlve-born Cinidlin, SitnMM Twins Dlt PORTLAND, On, Mty H (AP)-Tht SI- tmtit twin girls, Susin Md Ctrol, born htrt t week tgt to Mr. tnd Mrt. Idwird Hunt, dlid la hoipltal htrt todty. Ont twin luecumbid it l:M t.m. tnd tht othtr 2S mlnutu liter. . . Hoipltal atter.dimt reported the H-yur-tld mothir both laddtned tnd nlleved it tht ntwt. "Iht dretdtd to htvt It hipptn," in itttndint uld, "tllhough tht flit thtt It would probibly bt tht but thing." The btblti win born Jolntd it the bin Of tht iplm. Thty mvtr would hivt bun able to walk. Railways to Seek Freight Rate Boost Cam idln Brltlih sublect domiciled In Cmidt. dent of Cinidlin JACK WILLIAM! Un Pratt Had Writer OTTAWA, Miy M (CF)-Cana- dim rtihrrtj/i ire preperlag ea ip- licitloh for Increiied freight ntoi to effect steidily Increulng open- 'lughtn, Prttl- NiHonil Rail •ting costs, R. C. Viughin. brides ot Cinidian servicemen tad wiys. dUclottd todiy it i meeting of tbe Commoni' Rail be declared tattta* OTTAWA, Miy 14 (CP) - About M-yeir-old Ruuitn ll peeled to continue hU evidence when tbe can itauiiiu tomorrow morning md it laatt 11 other Crown witnesses ire lilted to leitlly. Manrall, dark and abort In 14.000 vturini of home urvlce wert fay lult, bterd Oouienko describe In line for penuoni u i ruult of • imup of 15 "more or Ita ictlve •etlon token Uxtoy In Ihe Conunoai* Ruuiin igmU In Canedt tad u- Vitorini Committee other '• to 11 j/ho wen leu active. An amendment to tbe Petition Act He nltoritod they gtthered Inform- lnuoduced by Veteran! MlnUtor ""on for trinimUilon to Ruuii on Mtckenue would ration the »o- ■"*-* lubJecU u politieel ud for- cilltd "Ituurtnco principle" making elgn iffiln*, iclenUflc rttearch tnd no dlicrimination between dlsabil- military (acts. Ity or death Incurred' it homt or' Othen who testified wen A. M. ibroid On unanlmoia rtqtwil from Hill. tuUtont dirk of tht Privy tbt commltlM Mr. Mackenile uld Council, 8. Sgto, C H. Btytitld md the legUUllon would be mtde lub- > H Pepper. Chtrlu Ptttemon of Ject of in ordtrln-eouncil. | tim N.RX. md Altimdtr MeDop- Whllt Iht ItgUtoUon would bt'lld. t toUphoni company offleteL rttroactlvt u to Injury It would not be retroactive u to paymenU md . . _, „._.- _AIIII It wu lor thli reason the committee, PLAN FLYING TOUR moved lo speed IU going Into effect __ _._v IkirtliUC by having an order-in-counctl put- TO PAT INDIANS ed Initetd of wilting tor the pro- TDCATV AiAklEV ceuu of ptrliiment irt: IKCAIT MUretl 1. Conunuinca of the "helplem-; stdmositoN. ,_„ 14 (Cjn_|_. aM tllowiace of WO ty.tr even dl__ Af|ll_ ^^ _,,„ ^ m when i blind vttertn en ten i Vet- fro|_ Wmonlon M,- n „ ^",w. enni Deptrlment Institution for ,,, „„,-.„,,,_,• jtunt ,_,, -_i can Pr.vwutly hU tllowance wu ,___„_,_, irl_t to ctnedis cut off when hi entered the ln«ltu-| North„_ _,.toni. ■ Ulp Ihtt won't t"0- end until mid-July. I DUcntiontry powtn to the M McCrlmmem of tbt Depart- Pemlon Coounlation tnibllng them __,, of lniim Attain, Ottawa, re- to grim the Ml NO monthly tl- Mn,|, colnpltttd irrmgemmU lowince lo wtdowi divorced Irom „,„ (or , t\ltht .cccenpinied by vetortm ! Dr. I U Stone, lupertolendenl ef I Provulon tor Canadton Imperial; _,, ,n__- h<_p|ul hen, to vUtt vettrtni lo recelin tU lha luprovt-l [n_lini In tht Peict River tnd Fort menu in Cinadt'i petition legiili- Vermilion lion tl lthou who now poueu ntturilix- ;>tkm certtticatet will ba daclar ' teaaadt-t aMmm ii iH'lil^, IBM ' S. Non-CtntdUni who bare terv- ed to the Canadton trmed forcei outolde of Cauda will qualify for citlienihip ifter oat year of web tar-rice. I. Tbt bill will milntoln the statu! of Britith mblurU, with the ad-ran-, taft 'hat Canidlm dtlunihlp pert will bt supplied upon start liter tbt leltl period of resl- nee—flvt yeirs Once ia l,aler the two will fly to the Yellowknlfe tree md the Indians have bam Instructed so congregatt ll certain polnU In thl North to re- reive thtlr treaty paymtnu. CI.O. STULWOftKIU ISSUE OVIt 50 CHAITIM IN CANADA ATLANTIC CITY NJ. M.y ii> IGG-SIZED HAILSTONES (CPi-Tht Unlled Steelworken of ,..,,.. .,_,., America iClOl reported todty t^Ubl UAMAlit thtt mort thin X chirteri hive ASMARA. Irltrea, tut Africa. been inued In the Us' two years May 14 iReutenl-HiiUtoMe the to 1 ,-.! uiilnri In Cinedt's iteel ,Ur ol tggt csused thouunds of Indii.try dnllin' worth of d.imtgt Mondiy Moil of ihe new untoni wen night when the httvlut haiUtona In Uw foundrtu and (ibrlcit.ng ||„ i|,in| memory itruek hare. sh-t-s if ranadi. bul orginlullontl, -—__————— drive, ileo were made In iteel ir.d Q, , —, _, tkanlnum prodi>clni mllli. i n- blOnd, LnOOS€V ADOUT port by lhe Steel Worken* offlcen' ■aM c^i raaatmtsld Increue which would bt uked hai not been determined becauu both wires tnd miterlil cottt wtrt continuing to idvinct tnd "wt dor't know when the end U" He laid wage ippllcitloni for CNR. tmployeei now pending Ith the Nitionil Wir Labor Boird Invllvtd in innuil loat uf UJ.000,000. "If tny further Incrtuei era grinted with 'riffle u It li we bul our production coett art mounting ln omlnoui fuhlon," hi said. 'Xven i cootinuitlon of trtf- flc volume •' wirtime leveli would not ttotStt to tntble thl rtilwiy lo ihoulder Mm addition.! burdtai of tbt mignltude I have outlined without relief of lome tori" Under quutlonlng by Committee he uld the relief pro- forhlAer - mUmi tntereet pay-menU ta CRJL ttot nrpitrtttod tram «t Kingdom aad held by the Government dependent oa the rillwiyi* MMlaM) •While »e amount of freight !n- creeut tl ta tosurht bad not been determined Mr. Viughin referred to ea ^fptt—tu-i recently made by United Stitei railway! tor t a Stand on Levy Shatters Hope Early Settlement U.S. Coalmen Oppose Principle of Tox for Welfore. Fund RIPLY TODAY Itft ceil bilialtn tonltht svlced te thl principle of the r cent ptyroll levy ftr t fund d.mindid Sloan Efforts Fail When Industry, Labor Wont Yield Operator! Refute to Negotiate While Tieup Threatens, Union Demandi Wage, Hours Settlement First; Wide Effect iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 17*00 KOOTINAY MIN TO JOIN WALKOUT Clou to 100 men wlll be Idle In tht Nelion tret i. • remit ef thl strike called by thl tnternitlonal Woodworker, of America In Brltlih Columbia, effective it 11 im. Wtdnttdiy. lome X mm will to on itrlkt it thi mill operated by R. A, Pttorton ef Nelson In Falrvlew, while It tha logging camp. In Boswell tnd Crawford Biy, another 10 in ifftcttd. CRANBROOK, B. C, Miy 14—Local 1-405, International Woodworkers ef America (CIO), stited tonight thtt tht mtchlntry It ill set fer tht Provlnclil-wldl lumber itrlkt which goes Into effect it 11 am. tomorrow morning, Approxlmitely 1100 lumber employees In ibout 41 logging •nd mill opentloni In tht Dlitrlct which extend, from Crew'i Nut to Griy Creek ind from Rogtn to Klngsgate, wilt bt tfftotod. Twenty thret of thl logging cimps tnd mllli hivt tht Union locili u thtlr certified btrgilnlng tgent while tht Union tttlmttn 70 ptr tent ef ill District lumber worken in Union mimbtn. Tht II certified opentloni lutomitlcilly itrlkt with thi Union through thl Province. Thi Union hu ibout 400 pickets tnrollid through tht Dlitrlct, HO ef which will function In thi Crinbrook Dlitrlct. After thi flnt wttk if thi itrlkt, teeemmodetlon ind miali wlll bt provided by thl Union fir tattV pickets. The Unlet eltlme tht itrlkt li equilly binding on tht contrtct opintors, whe numbtr ibout 100 In latt Koetoniy, minufieturlng tilt ind mint pre.pt en ■ contract bull. IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII ViaORIA, iSAoy 14 (CP)—The strike of 37,000 logging and sawmill worken In British Columbia will become effective at 11 a.m. P.D.T. tomorrow following breakdown of a'conference here today between the International Woodworkers of America (C.I.O.-C.C.L) and B.C. Lumber Operators presided over by Chief"- ml by John L. Lewis, shattering any hope ef Immediate uttlimint ef the eeel u-ten my. r A ptrton dan to tht ooenton •nd ln ilttadanee at Uulr nlfht set- ion sild there wat "no inaasli« aoatu .lt_ *-dio»'mant|fr?»J!^«»^ of the rffto commodltlu. He;**™"' oppoeltlon to the toe*, some specltlc OUiCkllt i Where She Sleeps, iy nm R.re.i.1. Holds Up Train Ti.it ttttelaney eaaan nt e -we-, on waa i Ntwi Wtnt kt-mmei Ihlek hti t llttlt "" •eeT PHILADELPHIA. Mty 11 IAP>- An itlnrtlve. Jt-yeir-old blonde who wanttd to itoep In the title at -j tt Pullman car threw t Ptnntylvtale Hillrnid train Into tn uproar to- dir She wu rhar|ed with IMault tnd btllery. disorderly conduct aad Inlonlrallon Brikemtn T S Latlow told poUet thla itory: Tht woman got Into her Killman berth ifter leev*ni Ntw York, .hanged lo pr'amaj but than climb- id Into the title. Intlttlnf tht wn toiai to sleep an Ihe floor. Hi ind i porter uked her to am, the berth, lhe lot In her feet Md rplped open his coil, lore off hit belt tnd heitn iwfri|lnf it the pair They finally subdued her. A rillroed ipokuman uld Uy tiiln wu delayed II minute. Jh nilltdilphli while iht wm belae re_to*eea this -Our uld. prlcu would bt (ollowtd tn tht Cinadlan Krocn I ipplicttion 17 Kootenay Students in U.B.C. Graduation List Pisaed: Norman H. lattetr, Pentlcton. Oontoa I Mtwberry, Berrien. Btchtltr tf leleaee la Ftretley: Ctoti two: Idward O. Marpta, B A . Inver. R Arthur Wildle. R A . Trill Beeheler tl Cleet two: Joyta t Driver, kUrgani W, Duncin. B A. Ftarto Ytar ef the Cincu t. Com. an* B.I Out two: Douatot J. Canaa. Kimloopi. OccuptHonal Oeevlmed toil tht Lord It eelll with mi.** It Wlllii Francis. 17- yter ltd Ntgn whe wen million- it tna thtnet tf t r.priivi from death when the electric ihtir toll- td It kill him, tr ■«■■ hart him, tl hit tehediiltd tieeirllea. Sea- tonttd to die (ir thi tnatdor tf I Bt Mtrtlitvlllt dmgeM I yaar aet, Frtnels wu stentpld la thi ehllr. Tht currint wm ippllet. Tht daemid man taalrimd tad Jemped. But whtn tht eurent wm •Bat •'(. he wm unharmed. "It tlekltd t llttlt.- hi Mil. VAJ»07TJV_R, Mir M. (CF) - Seventeen Kootemy studtnli wtre listed in Brltlth Columbli tridut- tlon rrsuiu for tht 1MS-4I term ■nnoonced lodiy: Miller ef Arts- Lawrence Hamlltoa Oanttn. BC Klmbtrle-e. Buhtler •< Artel Clin out: Edith C Riucb, Ktlownt. • Cltw two: Edith A_|ovt, Chtpaun Cimp. 1. Uoore Colouhoun, Peotktoo. I nm^*om' . Myti B. DeBeck. Vernon, Kuth MarJorH t\ Humphreys. Kam _ _ Veeberi, Crtnbrook. l"°*t- _, __, _ _. p__«l: I **Tm H. Tartar, tjmboapa. Pimela R Dewdney. Notion, lee hi lie ef Belenee to AgrleuNuri Lecnird N GrodUI. Nelton, Met-| Out one: Ine L. Undow, Stlmo, Niney A.: taj t Noble. Armitrorj MecLarea. Oyimt. AMundtr W Witt, Nirimtte Fmm! wllh luppltmintoli: Cooitaat-M D. Miller. ~ Sardto Buhtler ef Comment! CltM two: Jock A. Torbet, Bevel- itokt. Robert C Peacock. Ntlton. TamL Domld J. MacDmld. W.u Summer lead. Baaheler ef Betlal Work: Clui Iwo: Vlvttn A. VlneeaV BC, (*.ante Ranch. Chlkothi. Alto M R- Zuckerberg. BA. Cettlegar. Ttathtr Tnlnlnj Ceurtt: QaM two: Iraae V. Doyle. BA, Tna Myrtle M. Jonei, R A, Crenbrook. Applllt telenet: Chtmlul laelnierlnt: QtM ton: Rhyi D Bevm. Lower Nicola. Mkbael Burrowt, Roulind R. John H. Wilton. Trail Pined with tuppltmentolt Gilbert M. Jotephun. Merrill. illec 1 lib rhem I) Civil leflnaeelnt: • ("lit two: Arthur O. Htrrli, PeaUetoa. Jokn H. Peatft.ld. Radhan lleeteteil Intlneerlng: mrayeimrf •• •*> a -— — -—. w-—_.„ riwiwi ** fmx -Ammmtmm <— • • — ™"-*Ul WJUlX limini. B|__»p__l aa-a ________ I _ a* lion of dtltenihlp ptpen. they will Kri llmoft ,ure to |0 Into the red tult u -u likely the ume ptttom! '"".J1' ' •** °° PerroD or t rojn havi the right of entry Into Cantdi - tod tht rijht to Cinidlin diplomatic protection. 7. Niturillitd Canadian, wlll toll thtlr dtlunihlp If they ri- main eut if the Dominion for III yun tr mon without dediring Intention to nmiln Cinadlani. THIRD GERMAN PRISONER TO STAND TRIAL MEDICINE HAT. Alto, May 14 (CP) - SlL-Mi) Willi Mueller. third ol four Oermin prtoonen-of- wir charged with thi murder of i fellow-prltontr, Kirl Lehminn, In the local Internment cimp Sept. 10. 1844 wu committed tor trial by Mtflitrite W H EHU it tht conclusion of hli prellmmirr heerlng today. Flrtt two prtionen oharfed with tha kllllnl. SSM Bruno Penonow- ski. tnd S|L Wtlttr Wolf, tlao htvt bttn committed for trial, and tht httrlng ef thl fourth. Set-Mil Hilnrlch Buich, It icheduled to open tomorrow. eot- •lty H.t A. Auld. Ntlten. it leglneerleg: Ctoti IwtV Aletandae O trlOa Miehinletl legleeerlnti Cltu faa: John A •urgatt. Trill. 1 Hnitattii. Maryt- oa the cost, lo go to Lewis for hli unchecked um." The produoen met to drift • reply to Mr. Lewis' demind. to be handed lo the Pntldeot tl the Unltod Mine Worken (A*TL> tomorrow tod subsequently to Pruldent Trumin, who had uktd tor t report oo otgotliliont by Wtdnttdiy nlfht MaM el tht 400.000 bituminous miners wtn working under t two- week truce in thtlr itrlkt, expiring MtjM la view tf tat podtloa of Mr Ltwls ind the opertlon, hope of coming to in ureement even ba- tort the tad of the truce itemed remote The openton will meet igiln tomorrow morning to complete their reply. DINIll ITATIMIHT Tat tod. Mr Lewtt deebnd to- lay, mutt be uad« toll mintet- tunt althe union. At uaa lathtii of tht diy'i ntao- Uatto< 111.11, Chirlei O'Neill. chief spokieman far the openton. told newtpasermen Mr l/tli had made the rtilemenl Out "there wnpld be no contrtct until the wel- (tn fund wis enncedtd by the op- •raton on the betto p. muted by him. which wu the imount dll- nsMOd yettentoy (tevtn per cent levy oa payroll!, to be pelt Into Use union tnd tdmlalttored by tha Justice Gordon Sloan. Mart than 10,000 worken In othtr todtatrlM In tht Pix-inct will bt •fftctod by thi itrike. Chief Juitlce Sloan whoae ip- to InvMUfito to mailer. ill, tt It tBderttood, reeaomeod to to Labor Mlnliter Humph ray Mitchell thet prov-kot of P.C 10M be Invoked. (SX. MM, to rtdtral Labor Codi oa collective btrgtinlng. pro- sridM Tor the tettlng op ol I thrte- maa conctBatloa' board wxngwted of iiiiiuailMIlM ol tmployeu tnd labor, with I chtlrman igreed upon by the two partlM to tht dltpute or ippolnttd by Ihe Lehor Mlnliter The boird. ifter studying the dispute, report! to the Labor MlnUtor. Decltton bf to boird It not binding oa either party.) RIFUII TO MEET DEMANDI At today*! •greed to call ott condition (hit the openton igreed ta aa It-cant hourly wtgi Incnut md • IB-hour weak. The openton refuted to iccede to ttMM demindi tnd would not enter tolo nafoUilloni wilh tht anion letdlng to • compromise while th* itrike wu pending Both ildM nfUMd to back down tod M t rttult Chief Juitlce Sloan wm powerleti to effect my settlement ■puking on bthtlf of the openton. R. V Btuart Mid. "Wl in right back to where wt itarted Hirold Prilehttt hud of tht IWA dtltgalton tad Preettoatl hMrint tha union II off the strike on ground to bring them toeetor," uld Chief Juitlce lloin tt tht conclusion af the mmIom, "to Induitry would not netatleto while e itrlkt thrtet hung ever JMBj-1 tnd. to unltn wouldn't "Wtmfraw tht ttrlke thntt ixoept ta tormi thtt wtn unacceptable to Industry." The Chief Justice wm not prepared to My what rtoemmenda- Horn he would mikt to the Minister of Labor, Ht could not, he added, matte any proposals relative to houn ef work, wagia, tr other Issues. At the ifternoon iculon. It had been suggested by thl union tot t committee of three hold i ipeetil meeting to bring In t recommen- dttlon relitive to houn tnd wiget. Thli suggestion was rejected by the openton. CLAIMI BTRIKI WILL Bl ILLEGAL Mr. Stuart uid the openton htd previously igreed to negotiate all luues ind disputes, other thin union lecurity. which wm to have been irbltrttod. "Thit propoul.'* Mr. Stuart added, "wu contingent on the union calling off Ihe itrlkt. Tht union refuted to call off the itri-t." Mr Stuart remarked: The itrike will bt entirely illegal" TRUMAN WARY IN SIGNING "BAD" DRAFT BILL WASHINGTON. May M (AP)— Preiident Truman tfflied t Ft- luctant .Igniturt tonight It I of the Diitrict Unton. uld Tht I ^p.„p m „Untlnt ,„, 4nr\ poulb ful tetU Rlebard I Warr, Ptatlrton. Carry, naaketl, OeoOrej n Wllllim r. Mr. Lewtt fill hi "aigge^- ed tot bttH yaelerdar but I mtde no such stitamwst u that" attributed to Mm by Mr OTItill Thai doeant mean wt wtll take d er-ptkaUy -II uuK to aa Stolen Motorbike WITHDRAWS 1AIY-MAN1 I. R.i_rn.d \ MfH-ATWtf """"" rv-r.w. _ ,, ,--, . . VAJfLOUVM, Mat II (CD - ITTAWA. Mir 14 (CP)-Labor VwT »_, Ceell Bwanwrn. recta, Mitchell .greed In the ,„„ g„_ ^ chrtH CTiureh Ctthe- tonight le wltbdrtw ind. ini. hm Mt new mrtirtOt back und to the Viteeini Afftln Ctoa-' Btolta IiiiiIm whan N wm peek- mlf.ee t Mil which ume Houu wi In fraat af the CelhednL tt wm memben detcrlbed u "eeertradle- fmiad bv paUae JWMlfcj tory. Illeftctl. unclear. rMtealaaal Tht Dtaa It pleeaed hat Mn ■lark, laerftrlent. unimind" lnd sillesiwe It natty happy t—imple af 1aiy-mtn*i le(Wttton ". "He a-M N ta I Ma have to The Mt wm timed et lacorpor- cm,' "Mid Mn ffwaaana. "M yea eaa ittng to ttotutory farm to unend-iue how glad I eat,that the polite menlt aside by enter M-eaanC tolloaad It* tht Art fuannleetog mi ilrtrnw Tbe ttota, ebeat t Ik" be ptttoal It &tm it -•• until July 1 but binning the In- ductlon ef fithtrs tnd youlhi 11 ind 11 yun old. Confronted with tlttrnttrvM ef accepting tbt im.ndment. tr letting the whtli wirtime Sotoe- tlvi Bervtoe Lew tipln it mid- night, thl Pre.ld.nl cho.i "tht Ittur ef twe tvlli." ■• kit mrt tory put it. Thi Becretiry, Chirlii 0, Rata, told r.port.r. that the Pntldeot retarded it is • "bid bilk* It wm petted beeiuM the twe Hmmm ef CengnM wen tnetli to get tofether In time on i ltn«tr et- prior to Costs $705 to Get Window Open ILLWOOO CITV, F,. Mar 14 FIND BCOV IN WILL (APi-Mn. Ttay Fietee mm- HIW BltlMINIIU. May II - pleleed the bedel aeee ttie le (CP'Tht body al Wc Bl iibw. epea a kltohen wltdta tor etpM X. am totrnd to to wed mi t ton* yeeet: bat latt eleM. hmtetma M l_fb,ilr M*. M|M «M pried to wl-_~ ___, .li-l__ . Wwdtkto dlt It cut. tod tht chlpt in down Wt'vt done everything ible to bring tbout t peace- MttleaMBL The itrlkt deadline would hive been called off tf tha opertlon bad tgrted to ill do-em tnd dlaciaa wign tnd houn but thit propoul wm -refuted" Demandi of the union origin- lily bed Included • eft-hour week, JS cents in hour wage increue. anion ihop ind voluntary duet checkoff Tbt opertlon hid made • counter offer of IIH cent! in hour In- trttai to i tone ytar contract with prevltlon thit other demandi *tmS!m» of today, b-riai 'oo MissioNAiio orr wtrr TO HIW POST. LB tht apanion would tgrte CAprTOWll, Mty W (CP)-T*M m the ippolntment of tn trbltntor ,-„„-.■ Muin, s-,w trjt,ni to decide the VrntUon ol union |w_J lo<|l,' trm ^ fam 8U,„ maintenance tnd chtekoff then , |M a,,*,)^, B-Me-ar- labor would tgree to negotiate ill [ft_ repreeentlng « deaoaalat- olher dltpsited queetloni. wagei tnd tl^ -, the flrtt let of Iheir trip houn of week. to _,_ throufhout Centnl Africa. I lnduetry agreed le Ihlt pro- poaal providing Ihe itrlkt tar to- ■Borrow wm nlled off forthwith t lie mw ileal Mjreod to call off the ttrlke en uceptoace of II- " aad IB-hour 1200-Mile Houl for Alaska "jHighway Milkman A Induitry weuM not iccede _ torn, demand, ind -mild not trier *MTU.,0"!"r* J- T, Maj*1\~ XX aeaallilliiiil whllt the itrlkt 'C',""W!,*I,", Prooebly lhe lon|eet wu aandlni m"k r""1* ln "** wnrld hi. been 1 thTitoa wwaM not raU off !?*,,_:h'* "** ^ ***' ****■ the ttrt-t uatoM waa. tnd boun;"«_^ J"? J"11" _ rtfrlitralor _*;.. trucks fmm firms iround Tupper ii t_Tei_ -„. -• ■ tolCrat*. B C. It U delivered to Tu- -" **^.***** ""* -*"•"*■■•■-"• ""jbtB fiillmtl ind mIU for X cent! taaar nana, j ___ __J*_~l,?2_r_l ^M-iT-ni AlthouBb dtllverlM mty not be . _»__ii_r _.rt_r.n,.iJ »« pnnctuel u on city rmitoe to * ._*» "• amtxm would \. ^ fU|fc( hiul| jjt ^ m{]k ( Into tht area refiihrty Thi trucks "1 wm enekli to find t temmee iIm beul meet ind vtgeUblet -1 . UPPi-**.*, i. !.n.. m i. ii.,.i n tmi* '_—NILSON DAILY NIWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1944 Evidence Conflicts in Properly ictlon; Case Continues Today Hairing of tht Xulhntr vi Kuihner civil ictlon wu held over until Wedneiday, Mr. Justice J. 0. Wilton luggeitlng ln Supreme Court Mondiy night that the attorney!, 0. H. Klrby for the plaintiff, tnd E. P. Dtwson, dcftndant'i solicitor, might lolldlty their cues If given more time wife md htr pirenti u they did not hivt my money, ilthough ht hid not done so ln IMS, ind hi admitted thit he knew hit wife had bttn kept by tht Wtlftri Department ilnce IMS. He aald thit Mn. Kuihner ntver hud tny money and thit the $300 which hid been uied to pay for Plaintiff in the ictlon wis Th"m- the property, did not belong to It Kuihner of Porto Rico who wnvher He ipent 15000 to W000 on the •iking the rc'urn nf property in property tnd he owed Ptftr Kiptk Rorto Rico which he stated was j of Ntlron for lumber tnd mtteritl. Sliced ln the mme of hli wife, Mr. Kipik, second wltneu for In. Ven Kuihner of Nelson, when the prosecution, idmitted lending he contemplited enllilment. The tctlon took up moit of the ifternoon tnd continued until 9:30 mnney to Kuihner. He hid known him linct 1918 md they hid been pretty good friendi. He thought ln tht tvenlng. During thli time kushner would piy btck tht money Hli Lordship listened to t gr"l|ht owed If ht could. detl of conflicting evidence and Wllllim Peter Relbln tcted n tht presentation of miny cue Interprets-* for Mn. Kuihner. who, hlitorlei md fine point! of liw by;Mr. Diwion uld, did not speak tht liwyen. I English very well. Thomis Kuihner wu the first] As first wltneu for tht defence wltneu for tht proiecutlon. lleuhe told tht Court thtt iht had uid he wu I miner, tnd liso did Iknown Kuihner ilx yun, ind htd ■ little firming. He met Mrs. Kush-li child by him In Auguit 1D39 He ntr, who was then Vera Wolkin.jvvas *'brokt" ill the time ind thit in 1938, but tl he worked at the .was (he reison they were not Sheep Creek Gold Mines for a mirrled before 104*1. He wasn't sup- time, md liter it the Bayonne, he porting henelf or their child whtn did not lee very much of her Hejihey lived it Porto Rico. told the Court thit he hid made!, 1UYINO oulte t bt of money by 'ht time ... wife in Porlo Rico I She htd sugjetted buying the quite hi vlilted h; ln IMl I property with $315 the hid lived Watar Licences Hearing Probably May 23 Hearing Into extension of timt on conditionil wiler licences on Kooteniy Rlvtr will likely bt Mty IS it Nelson, thi City Council wu advised Mondiy night. Tht idvlet cime ln I letter from E. Divlei, Comptroller of Witer Righti, Vlctorii. • Close Trail Connection New K.V. Schedule WINNIPEG, Mty 14 - Chtngei in Weitern triln tlmei thtt will come In effect on the Cinidian Ptclflc Railway when the system's Summertime card is introduced on June t were innounced todiy by N. R. DitBrluy, Aiilittnt Piuen- ger Traffic Mtntgcr for Weitern Linel. Undtr the Summer schedule the Kettle Villey (rain wlll leive Vincouvtr 6:15 p.m. Sttndird Time, retching Pentlcton it 9:10 i.m. md Nelion It 5:20 p.m., leiving Nelmn 40 mlnutu liter, lt will irrivi it Mediclnt Hit it 11 noon. Thl present liyover of five houn ind 40 minute! it Nelson wlll thus be reduced by five houn. The train will canned it Medicine Hit with Train No. 1 for ill points latt of then. Tht prttent 2 New Closures In Kootenay Fishing Streams Ntw iport fishing regulations for Brltlih Columbli ire now ivilliblt, only two chingei affecting Koot •my points, excepting for the new ruling on citchw. Thli season, ingltri muit not hive mon trout In their poueulon tt tny ont timt thin three days' big limit, processing or ctnnlng of trout ctught In non-tidal witen muit not bl carried out until the trout ire liken to thl "ictutl pltce of con lumptlon." The daily limit remtlni tht ume u lut mson, 15 flih, but no ont miy tiki trout md grille totalling more tbin 25 poundi ind ont id- dillontl flih. In lut Kootenay, Hartley Lake, tributary of tht Elk River ln the Fernie Dlitrlct, bu bttn doted this seuon. In Wilt Kooteniy, fishing ll bmned In • portion of Wilson Creek flowing Into Slocin Likt ln thi vicinity of Rosebery, tht irtl effected being "from • point 100 feet from the mouth of the creek up- ■trttm for t dlittnct ot three milti." Thtn ire the only chingei in regulitions for Kooteniy itrumi, whtn fishing itarti June 1 md endi Nov. 14. Thi change wlll alio result ln in eirlier irrivil of IS houn ind 10 tilnutet et Cilgtry tor ill pu He htird ot t mtn ntmed Gor-'from picking fruit tlnce tht wis a™ 1,, PnrtoRico who had lome115 years old She had Wild Kushner nrontrtv for sale ind went to ice. thit ihe would piy fnr the property trrlvibof tht Kittle Villey triln EimHa did not 'mika a deal wilh 'hen ihey could work together on l,t Medicine Hit it it 9:S0 pm. con- Mr Gordon ii tht latter wanted It. I necllng with Triln No. 4 which MM for the property ind Mr "He wu vtry glad ind uld If leaves there it 12:45 i.m Kuihner only offered him $300. would buy tht property he would later Mr Kushner said, Mr fix "P everything." she declared. r A n advised him lo see Mu- When they wert In Mr. Robert- OOTdon ibout the property. He did ion's office In Nelion tnd the died j mtan from Eut llicleod. It will so ind Mn Gordon igreed to nil wu rcid over ihe heird 'Tom. In addition, mem an eerlltr errivtl for (B00 cish Thii settled, Mr.Kushner's ntmt miny tlmei." I or delivery ol from 12 to J4 houn fiordor_Mn Kuihner ind himielt I Mr. Kuihner did not illow her I (or a]1 ]>uunttn, mill md expreis eame to" Nelson where they visited In speak English tt thtt timt to lt Lethbridge, Cilgtry. Edmonton. D J Robertmn, notary public In ihe itarted to go out of the office. | B„|ni| Sukitoon, Winnipeg, Tort Mr Robtrtton'i office, Mr. Kush- She told him she hid nothing to William md poind Eut. The diner uld, ht paid for the lend, got do there if J- wu In hii ntmt. and i u of fre,h fruit is txpected partiu deed end paid Mr. Robtrtion uld If he hid bought the property; llcuUri- to benefit from thii tor the reglitrillon. |h"_mUv *_" ,0.r.' * .,_„,-_. I thenge. ,u I Mr. Kuihner then told Mr. Rob- •■■•ID TO WIPI ertion he hid mtdt t mlitikt ind i CAM PARLOR CAR Si told thi Court ht expected the nime ihould be Vert Kuih-1 Tha Kittle Villty triln will bt tt be celled Into tht trmy. to he ner Tht deed wu then mide out Iequipped with air conditioned Ctrl. put tht deed In hli wlft'i nime |n her nime tnd iht pud Mr I aUrldird ileepen, diy coichu md it protection for htr If inythlng Robertion »SO0, which wu given \ nft p,rlor ctr. It U pointed out ihould hippen to him. Thelr'i hid to Mr. Gordon. ,hit bum from Trul wlll milnlaln bete • common-ltw mtrruge unti. She cliimed iht hid dont • lot i ,]oie conrwctiom with trilni Num- Jone IMS, when —filling aether then would not hive been relief or tllowinet ilnce Pthruiry.iVe»*_iiiurim IIVIMIII "tWUhle ibout thl lind In adjourning the cut until Mon-|T0 •*^'*V _. . , he -aimed T« thtt he mpportfd hli pretted the opinion that ft wu! ■ new flnmclil igreemenl with the nbvlosii thit thli proptrty wu ill Dominion, Stikitehtwtn will htve the two people had, tnd ttch hid to rain in iddilionil td.OOO.OOO put mmtthlng into It In tht wty through Provlncill Uxitlon If It It ot effort tf not money Thtrt should bt .ome possibility of I settlement, he thought As fir u L.t wu oonremed be could onlv !_a*,J1' Uvor °* "** **** "'isjkitchri the othtr. , In tha evening D J Robertion wu cilled - The Butfilo combination of John Owonk md Henry Kmldowikl to- th. third to Leontrd C. John- «?Z^','l.Zto,,Tmr\m^.ton ***"■ *& artn raoatt to fight won the IMl Amerlcin Bowl, ton of VirtorU md Ltwrtnee R-™F{SLl\ b,ln«K,,(* E32?S_ **+ tomorrow, becameb third Ir^CongruJoublu chimplonthlp. Munroe of VlctorU ■_■ __ -«"blnJ>w»leh, "T*4k^ l"° Ntgro pltytr to cruh ortmlitd Tht Cmidlm ImtltuU of Mining brewtry irulm tht ln_dt ot the btMbtll ^ q,, Bjoo.]^ 6odg,r, VITIRAN-STUDINTS ■*0tlCI 0N T1UIL °' TOP OTMIM -»->YrUL MARAUDER HALIfAX. Miy 14 (CPt - Th, ,^!%U:HD "_*D°"'^i,"*7." lener.l avtrtgt of ichltvemmt of ^,'7 t, InTj Ss.,^.d« wol seter.n. returned to Unlvtnlty , "•kln« * jU1?:l0V'M ™'^U,t. e*,M work ... -eo«„d«.bly higher" '*" "'"^ *l"'flC"°',,?££. then thtt of rvsnvettr.n. Dr A E.. "•"_ m'"' lWj!« Ja " 1, hi 1 K-err. Pruident nf Dtlhou.l. Unl-N "lib*^_?lS_Ui_J^_! _35 verity uld .1 conve-r.tlon t.erclu. *• o"1"', but lh',lj*" "a^ ,^a.. occaiioni tort up Important docu- menu. pUyed dtrU with writing pant ind ipluhtd Ink over tht Tht Moscow Radio, quoting 1 «cv-l_,d MtUllurgy priu wtnt lo f brewery ttrmlntl w'JU-ehouie or St ,Um -n* olb_~ ut aeeo^g-baia- itt Niwi Agency dtipileh from un- Raymond R. 7onu of Vincouvtr.!ifXM Street md thl Ctridun mMB jKk RoMnion and plkhtr toniiht!„^ lht i„,l,dow prtu in electrical Malting Company girtgt on down- joha Wr1mb ind Irmg-ringt gun ftreen permeis wtrt Iniured none ther'll hivi little Idea of whit ll|0( ,h, Merrill firm Sundiy. Mrs ittarki from tht Prench c»ut irt !Maf in the rnlllslnn of a wilt bt Pennttlvinii Rtilmad freight lorn Reuon Is Ihit thty htvt recelv- rrs"v> tnd • Philtdtlphit Trent-'ed ■• • wedding gift 100 (ini of tr-r'i-ior Company streamlined food with ill libtti itnio»td trolley in S -ith Philtdilphlt | The gtfti wtrt givtn lo thtm by - — I Kinimen Club memben when tht Mtoe PON tui L rnuple wi, honored it 1 mtetlng mMONTON MlT 14 'CPl -' Killeern Monirrh 100th • ihorthorn ACCIOlNTAt DIATHg bsiH owned by Otude Oalllnter MONTR1AL. Mty 14 (CP)-Vte- gdmoot~. breeder lodiy brought diets nf iceldentil duth were ren- •he higheei price ever peerl m Al dated by Coroner Richard L Duck- herta .hen h . purrhaier C J 'tt lodiy In the euet of Patrick Merrilt spoiled It u It wu leevtng being built up by M Belilin work with IU hetd ituck In the top of]men. vingutrd ot 1 skilled fore. • milk een of JSfl who htve Uktn on the toh Sht HlKd ■ rlflt tnd killed thtlof relieving Dovtr*s houilng ihort- miruder with eae that ige Montreal Toronle North Bey Pert Arthur by Donild Btird ot Trure. N 8; IJ Kenort . :-i Winnipeg • **r«sigMoft of 111,ton. Wuh. cltim td him foe tevto TRANSPORTATION - PASSENGER AND FREIGHT Pollock. 1. ind Normm Clark 11 , both Injured fatally when struck by luinmohllei In tht Montreal dlstrlri ruttrdty FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELMN DAILY Af 10 JO Trail Livery Co. u >i unvoa. area Trail—Phont 113 Nelion—Phon* 33 fctw DIM PARNHAM fut. May 14 (CP1-, H.n. J H.inecke. M. Oerman nav-l At lhe opmln, of -» tXXaa Iht • I officer held ti prltoner-«t-wir|»« membtrt tt tht committee who in Cmadt fnr Iht lut (our ram *«ted oo Tt (Mm eg! tn ariglnil died ruddenlT nf t heert ftllurei leltl of «M0 found their vote had it Nn X internment cimp here centred on • dotan deelgal which Flag Committee Down foil Designs ty JACK 1-.AYUY Cmitiin Pram Staff WeHtr OTTAWA, May 14 (CPl — With I A flag eompoted of red tnd Brindon Mlectieni cut to II disigni. thi white trltnglu bearing ■ green The Pit Ptrllimenltry flag Cemmltlae lo-lmtplt leaf la the centre ot the Rtglm diy ipeni in hcur-end-i-hilf jdligonil lint etpirttlng tht Iwe eol-ijea»ato«^ wrengllng over procedure before de- on; detlgned by U Ugne «a EStP^SH a ddlng to eoeUnue by bellot the pto-IDrtpeeu Nitionil of Quebec. «*»• I ?__*■ mhrnnk among tha II rtmilnlng dMignt taiand td|udgtd tbt beet tatry bv.- . ViiWv tn effort lo whltilt the number lUU.Hugh Stvtgt ol Duncan. l.C; three Jwaet Rupert further The retail et thli vote will votet rilatt George be innnunetd tfltr tht eetnaUtttt I A flag with t tllver tad red Qeand Porkt meets tomeoow rrown on I blut iquirt In the mul- jmih, Dealgns now btfon the commit-1 heed comer tad three red menlelportltnd tee. mme. of iheir tuthort end the l-tvu nn I white field In Ihe fly; |m)i(m vntet they retetveg Include: , detlgned by Col A. T Duguld. trmy [JJtajT I A red entlgn with • gulden herildry (it-pert; tare vottt. 'Snrraaelmi Seven olhtr dwlgni recused entjLoi Angtlet the ewntrol Ht uld (bt enls be'kunipl! Itef In the fly la place ef thei Seven otl ie reed wis tbt Blbla , I traditional coal ol irmt; dulgntd vote tech. Ntw Tork 41 M tl M 11 >4 11 Jl It X » » a » ii a >4 «: i"- IT I- m U U X n 41 U s M U Tl 4: it X 41 »< 4T a M 4* II M M X « Tear Utaay* mat mead heka, tarn amick. toothiag help thai G4a P1U. eta give ytm. foe awn ihea 40 yeen thii toe kidney remedy be, bros.gt_ r_M to • hoe, o< people who psgered u ->• do. I...I thit aun-l tram • tenlaMsaW Itner reowty rsKefved:- M tmm mmmttr~'t -m bmm mmtlmI mem bmeb .,bm fm Hm etmlttomt. Sltbtmg wtmiJ m t"» m'""I ""I' *'*'(,r' P,'i'*■ AM ___■ 4 lMll-a|U»e7 amtlrmlkkk. I mm, XI yeen faavtr/7-). C. Cape Bntoa. Ellg11 in ii) f i y***—*-■*- aadereniading oa which GiaPills ire mid. Ualeu yo« tre -tieied thu (iin Pllll We* helped yem. yem, dngglil wiM rtfaad ibe panhatt ttkea. Get t hortlt d Gin Pllli todiy. Tike ihem u .firr. (r.i Ute prose, their merit! letwW tttt, 40 PMt letntmy tin, W »llli hkiUMkaiiw , wl Cmm... LlMltoJ GIN PILLS POR THE KIDNEYS *■ King of Canadian Hoboes Is Dead Believed To Be 104 Years Old; He Was Familiar Figure in Newspaper Offices BRACEBRIDGE, Ont., Miy 14 hospital ln thli Muikokt dlitrlct (CPl—Chirlei Peirct, self-styled | town some 90 mllei North of Toron King of Cinidlin Hoboes, li deed One of the Dominion's moit Inter- eitlng chiracteri, hli deith ctme ln to ifter in illneu of two weeki. King Chirlei wu born In Brixton, England—Juit when he never would My precliely ilthough ht remarked three yeiri Igo "I believe I'm tbout 101 yeiri old." By Ml own account, hi spent 78 yetri ln Cinidi, IT of thtm ii t knight of to rotd. Ht wu in inveterate collector of medtli. convention button md newspaper clipping! of hli own strtngt career, A tramp, md proud ef It, Pitrct htd regular port! of rail on hit tnveli tcrou tht Dominion. He wei I familiar figure ln newspaper offices where he often hid lomething unuiuil lo offer In the wiy of m Interview. At timet he would be ctmptign- Ing for the premiership of Canada or organizing t convention of hit hobo subjects of plinnlng to tttend "in Inquut of Wllllim Lyon Mtc- Keniie King." ln eirlier yem. one of hit bitterest rivilt wu George Grihim, ■ rlvtl claimant to the hobo throne. He ilwiyi lucctedtd In dinging to the dignity of hli tdopted title tnd deminded—tnd received—t ihow ot rtipect from hli interviewers. Even In Jills, to which be wu frequently committed on vagrancy chtrget—he deminded honor md homage. One of hli ftvorlte themei wu thtt he wu pentitently sought is • huibind by idmlrlng women. But he ilwiyi insisted thtt my womin upirlng to become hli queen mutt bring with her i dowry of tt least $10,000. He claimed to hive received tnd rejected two iuch offers lnd even In his declining years constantly expreued the fear that "the glrlt will get me yet." So fir u is known, ht died un- mirrled. Reject Offer te Institute Bui Servicer Coast NORTH VANCOTJV-H, B. C. Miy 14 (CPi-Clty Council todiy rejected in offer from Blut Line Transit of Vlctorii to institute i bul service ln North Vincouver. Council offered to lubmlt B. C. Electric Rillwiy proponli to rate- ptytri for tpprovtL Soys Hunters Con Expect Reduction in Baq Limits VANCOUVER, Miy 14 (CP*—B. C. Gime Branch officiate reprrted today the Federal Nitionil Parks Bureiu hu notified them that due to uveri reduction In wtlerfowl -oopulitlon on tht continent, hunt- in cm expect • reduction In lea- -on«l ind dilly big limit.- on ll*. virletiei. READY TO BEGIN EXPERIMENTAL FLIGHTS, WEST INIIES OTTAWA, Miy 14 (CP)-Trani- Cinidt Air Lines ll reidy to begin experimental flight! to the Weit In- dlei In the lite Summer or Fill tnd regultr urvlce in Ihe Winter, It wu learned here todiy. The lervlce would use Montreil's Dorvtl Airport •■ in Immedlite terminus ind would be extended to itopi throughout the Weit Indlei ind terminate it Rio dt Jineiro, I Brazil. 76% OF AU ADULTS HAVI SAO SHEATH- Tnt Dor lo Romance, Popularity, Success Don't yee he a victim of II AD BR HATH. You don't need to offend. Juit brmh your teeth night ind morning ind br/ort leery dstt with Colgne Tooth Powder. Remember, scientific ttlU prose thit, lo 7 cimi out of IO, Golgite Tooth Powder quickly stops oral bad breath. let, Colgui't Juklt-iciim clttnt your breath u it desns your teeth—two jobs ior tbe price of one. COLGATE TOOTH POWDER Britain fo Get More Fishv Less of Other Food in Next Few Months ■y HELEN CAMP LONDON, Miy 14 (AP)-Brltiln mty get mon fish in the next few nonths but ihe'll get leu of vlrtuil- ly every other food Even the fUh wont metn much to the Britith be- cium they'll hive no fit to fry 11 wltfi. "To M per ctnt of tht people In Englind fish mttni fried fish," i Food Mlnlitry ipokeimin uld "If thty Haven't tny fit thty don't know whit to do with fish ind no mittor how miny pamphlets we put out or whit wt tell thtm they won't .lliten." Tht fted outlook, u outlined by him, Includti: Poulble further cuti ln cooking fit, recently reduced from two ouncei weekly to one. Contlnuinee of the two-ounce cheeM ntlon. Juit cut from the thrM, for the summer NO INCRIAII WEEKLY RATION! No IncrtiM In weekly rttloni of C centt worth of meit, three ouncei of bicon, tight ounces of lugir, lnd two ouncei of tei. Another poulble reduction ln Ihe wheit content of breid with rationing "not off thl cirds." No increue ln fruit luppliei except for • tew "token" shipments from tbroed ind tht Summtr crop of plumi tnd English ipples. No hopes of rilling tgg tnd milk production because new breid reg illations mem leu whttt for in'lmil feeding. CANNED FRUITS OUT The official uid canned fruiti tnd loan metti which uted to come from Ctnidt tnd Unltod Stitei ire "out.'* Any dollir imported must bt kept to "pun necessities iuch ll wheit," he laid, ind even these "very much less thin during lend ltue" ilthough "we'll hivt to continue to get dried eggi evtn If thty irt expensive " Tht Increiied fish luppliei ire poulble beciuse trawlers now tn being relttied by tht Admiralty from mlne-iweeplng. . , i Garson Has Fears if No New Tax Structure Devised WINNIPEG, Mty 14 (CP)-Prem- ler Stuirt Girson of Mtnltobi uld todiy the entire bull ot democratic government In Cinidi would be shiken if the Dominion tnd provinces ire unable to devise i new tix itructure enibling the litter to provide the services for which they ire conitltutiomlly responsible. Speaking to thi young mtn'i Motion of the Winnipeg Boird of Tndt Mr. Girson uld molt ot thl provinces would be unable to carry on financially for my length of time unleu tomi idjuitment were made. It wu hit flnt public iddresi ilnce hii return from the Dominion-Provincial Conference it Ottiwa. "Lit no ont supposi thtt failures to reach I ntw igreement mum thtt Cinidi retilns her efficient wirtime tax itructure, or thit thl provinces will continue to enjoy thtlr prtunt itablt rev- enues," ht warned. "It mum thtt wt revert, not to tht ttoblllty of thl wartime tix suspension igreement., but to thl jungle of unctr- tilnty of thl 1930's." The long-term reiulti of failure it Ottiwt would be "even more ctl- tmltout," Mr. Garion-predicted. "In todiy't world we miy be lure thit we ihill encounter severe economic difficulties, ind thtt Cinidlin citizens will seek government!! ictlon to relieve the humm dlitreu ctui- ed by economic- deadlock, or to break up thit deadlock Itself." Thi nature of thi dildloek wu thit filling • new tot itructure In Canidi, i majority ef the provlncei would find It Impoulble to carry out thtlr constitutions rat- pomlbllltlei to thtlr pitplt beciuse, whlli thiy hid tht power, they licked thi money, On the other hind thi Dominion could not let either In providing ell ntctutry services, beciuse It hid thi money but net the power, "Thli truth will ippeir it t shameless dodging of reiponilblllty by both Provlncill tnd Dominion Government!, ind therefore not merely u t defect in our federal system of government, but u • major shortcoming of free democratic government Itself. "The enemies of democracy themselves could not devise in irgument against it mora penuulvi thin the pre-wir condition of governmental paralyiii md frustration which wc will restore tnd perpetuite If we provide nothing to replice the expiring wirtime tix luspenslon tgreementt end thtrtby leive the Cinidlin provlncei In the relttlon- ihip with the Dominion Government which proved u completely unsatisfactory ind inadequate ln the lgSOV* NILSON DAILY NIWS, WIDNISDAY, MAY IS, 1946—S 'liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi. The "Bay's" Wednesday Morning Specials Boys' Windbreakers Zipper front style tailored from wind ond showerproof rayons. Ideal for school or ploy. Sizes 6 %*b QC to 18 yeors. Wednesday Morning Special }i7j Men's Oxfords Men, here is your chance to outfit yourself In quality footwear at a reduced price. Brown and black in bol- morol or blucher lasts. Broken site range from size 6. Wednesday Morning %*t QQ Take up the Challenge Testifies Father Always Drunk Said He Grabbed Knife From Father; Kicked Wife Causing a Miscarriage WINNIPEG, Mty 14 (CP) - The two-day trial of Mrt. Mtrgiret I. Knight for thl fatal subbing of her huibind. Htnry ' Knight, In thtlr Winnipeg homt Int Mirch 31 tndtd todiy with e quick icoulttil fer the "per- fiet mether." Tht 12-min Jury wtrt out only )g minutes to reach i verdict. In mother 10 iht hid heen dwlired Innocint ef tht murdtr chirgt. Mr. Juitlce W. J, Donovin ef thl Mtnltobi Court of King*. Bench, before wham tht trial wu held, uld hi realised Met. K night hid tuffttod conilder- ably and hi hoped htr treublu had tndid. Ttitltylng In htr mother's defence, tt-ytir-old -.11 Man Knight uld few children wtrt ai fortunate In thtlr mothers. Flw hit "iuch perfeef met-Sere." WTNTlWtO. May 14 (CP) - Two children of Mrs Mirjiret Knight, M, chirged with tbt fatal atabblng of htr huibind lut March 11, took tht stand it her murder trill todty to testify ln her behtlf. Twelve-yeir-old Riymond uld he once had tackled hli fither who wu nrrying l knife end threatening Special Wash Suits Children's cotton wash suits. 2-piece style, while fop and colored pants. Sizes 2 to 6. OC# Suit _ am J INCOKPORATID ITT MAY 1870. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuii Offer New Logs for Lumberman's Arch VANCOUVER. Miy 14 (CP) - Pirk Boird will consider tonight in offer from • lumber company (Bloedel. B>*wti-t k Welch Ltd.) to supply big logs to replice rotting logi In the Lumberman's Arch it Stanley Pirk Prevloui attempts to find Urge enough logs hid been unsuccessful. The lop must be ■bout dD Inches ln ditmeter tnd 25 feet long. to kill Mrt. Knight. "I grabbed thl knife tnd ran Into' the kitchen tnd hid It. Fither thraw • boot it me ind it hit my irm. I itarted to cry." He Identified i knife which tht Crown cliimi wu tbi one with which Mn. Knight subbed her huibind il the knife Knight wu cirry- lng. O. M. M. Kty, Crown proucutor, uked: "Wu your lather Intoxlcetod?" The boy uld he didn't know whit hi meant. Mr. Kay hesllited • moment tnd tried igiin. "Wu ht drunk"" "Ytt,'' Riymond raplitd. Lillian Knight 15, uld Mra. Knight wu i "perfect mether." She uld Knight wu "ilwiyi drunk tad If ht couldn't get liquor he seemed to be u bad at whan he had IL" He had been out of work ilnce tht prevloui Auguit but he got money from Mrt. Knight tnd "If ht could not gtt It from mother he would help hlmielf to lt from her purse." Once, ihe testified. Knight hid kicked hli wife tnd u • reiult Mrt. Knight htd i mltctrriigt. Steel Union Bans Communist Meddling Food, Drink Skimping ior U.S. lor 13 Months TRADERS t_iou|bout Ch-riftandom t|TM 1_ thtt Um hop-* ot mankind dap-tod •_ Christianity in action. The bright new ordtr for which the world wiitt cannot bt brought •bout by treaties, pacta or lagMttion alone. The Church of Engltnd in Canada acwpU tha dudkngt* and calk upon all to radadicaU their Uvea to Chriat and the great taak of rebuilding a Chriatian Canada tnd t Chria__n WcrtL te* -V*. _.. --e Tht Anglican Advince Appeal _a_a to YOU to eciliat in thit great m—lie In make Mich ttcriflct aa may bt necaaaary to help provide Um 14,300,000 required. To enable Um Church to ad-ranee In Canada, to antun that tha mty meet Um naedeaf -mr- widening frontiert in the fir North tnd Wttrt tnd that htr minietece may after a lifetime of aervice ba ttturtd of an adequate penaion. Alao that tha Church may taritt England In tht rebuilding of Churchea damaged by war, and to is-itTit-tri her ootnmitmanta to htr medical miaaiona in Um Far East Untur At Patronar of Hit Exctiltney FM- Martha! Viacount Alexander of Twit and Emmyl, O.C.B., G.C.MJ., CJ.I^ 05./., D.S.O., M.C., and Htr Exatltncy Lady Uaraprai Alexander, tht Angiimn Adinnc* Appeal launchm a nation-wid* oanutm for fmnek. May 12th to 19th—Thia at tht wttk Mt apart far you to mtkt er pladft your par- tonal otrtring. ShoulS t church fkitor fail to call on you, pleaae mail your eontribution to tha Anglican Church in your ootnmunity or Dinrattn Headquartara. ANGLICAN ADVANCE APPEAL {t*4 REDEDICATION ANO T H A N K - O f F ! I I N O St. Saviour's Pro-Cathedral, Nelson - - $3088 Church of Thc Redeemer, Nelson - - $832 ■y DOUGLAS B. CORNELL WASHINOTOM. Mty 14 (CP) - The United Statei government innounced todty t whttt program thit will mttn continued skimping on breid. meal, heer and whliky fori the next 11H monthi to help feed hungry people inroad. furthermore. Um bread wlll continue to be "dark" ind It Biy come ln mailer lotves. Previously the government had hoped to im the rettrictlom on wheat, flour tnd to on thli Summtr tfter the lMd wheat crop It htr- veiled. To diy'■ innouncemtnt meiru the curb! will not bt ibol- lihed before Ihe Summtr of 1M7. unlew there li mother change In lhe iltuitlon. CUT tTOCK fltO Agriculture Secretary Anderson laid that tl the moment It "It re- girded is necessary to eniure Iht moit effective dlitribulion tnd utt of tbe lMd crop. In meeting both dome it ic tnd foreign needi" The way It sues up. thi program will prortdi conndtribly leu wheat for food for the American dinner table during the 11 monthi beginning July 1, lMt. is compered with the yttr thit begin July I, IMS It will provide ibout half ll aitsch wheat for feeding to tlvtttock j —that meini less mill—ind none It 111 tor brewing ind distilling. Offlclali htvt uid ihit beevy feeding of wheel to itock wu chiefly reepontiblt for bringing on in icvto thortaga of the grain. Ivan with the slishei In domestic romumplion. Mr. Anderson figured thtt experti of whttt to lamina trial will drop from iround 400.- aoa.ooo to 150.000,000 buihtu. To make aura at getting the 190.- 000.00. the govtrnrnent will requisition 1 fourth of all the wheit thit producer! deliver to elevtton or rammerctil buyer. When thet new control wlll go Into effect hu not been decided Meat ether food-laving device*. both eompuliory ind voluntary, wtll bt retained until July 1, 1M7, under Mr Andtrson s program Undtr tht voluntary syittm. eontumtri in uked to eet 4 par cent Itm wheel product! DAVtrfTTIT. England (CP)-Dr Richard Meter, often celled by police to examine Inloxlcattd pertont. hit bought Ihe Dun Cow Inn, Dtv- eatry public-hosae I OVERHAUL INCOME TAX LEGISLATION !lS EXPECTED OTTAWA. May 14 (CPt - Tht Senile Income Tix Committee today completed the collection of evidence on income tix idmlnlttri- tlon tod aow turns to tht preparation of IU report Expectation! art thtt the committee will propoee I complete overhiuling of tbt Income lax leg- islilion with new procedure! for handling ippetli. The committee, under Ihe ehair- mtnihlp of Senitor W. D. tutor iL-Ontirloi. itartod IU itudy lut year. The Inquiry wu directed it idminlstrition rather than policy end tax rites Mtln objections from vtrtoue or- gantiattoni havt concerned the preient tppetl procedure, thl com- pllcited form of the Itglilitlon. wide dlMrtUoniry powers held by the revenue mlnliter. delays ln completing umimenti. the policy of charging Interest on returni found on final lueument to bl ATLANTIC CITT, NJ., Miy 14 (API — Thi Steelworken Union iC.I.O.) uld todiy Comrr-unUU md SoclilUU would not bt permitted "to infiltrate, dictate or meddle ln| our affairi"' ln endomng unini- mously t policy itotement raid by C.I.O. President Philip Murray. Mr. Murray, who i»o bead! the' Steelworken. made the itotement •t tht opening nttlon of the Unlon'i victory" convention tnd mtdt It clear the policy applied to ill CJ.O. union— Hli decltrtUon wu taken u t reply to President Wllllim Green of Ihe American Federation ef Labor who, tn • speech latt Siturdiy it Aihevllle. IIC, iccuied tbt Congreii of Induitrlil OrgtnUittoni of harboring Communist element! Before submitting hU policy itite- meat, Mr. Murrey told tht M00 delegttu that the Union, which be called tht United States' "mightiest" with U0.0O0 memberi. never had illowed llaelf "to become bead with feu or wllh predjudice. with bigotry or with hatred " "It mull never permit, so. long u It continues to live, tht Intrutlon of Ideologlcil idtu or beliefs Into trtdi union melton. Wt mult con- tlnut to bl • tree. God-fetrlng, truly American Institution" The policy ilatoment maintained that the Union hu remained t Democratic orginiution, run by ind for IU memben. lad "It U enough for ut thtt i mtn li i ttoelworker tnd thtt hi bellevei In trade union- U.N. Receives Bulky Charges Against Franco NEW YORK, Mty 14 (API-The United Nttioni innounced tonight the Security Council would meat Thurtdiy to contldtr rulei whkh would tighten Iht lecrecy of prl- vite council sessions md to tike up I resolution affecting tht id- mlulon of Albinli to thi Unltod Nitloni. Simultineouily, thl five ■ bib jub-commitee Invtttigiting Franco Spun uld It hid received tnd wm studying ■ 190-pigt document tub- mltttd by the Spanish Republican Oovernment-ln-exllt. ThU bulky arraignment of Generallulmo rnnciscn Trinco on chirgei thit he memcei world peeee end encourages itomic bomb experiments by Gemini wu lubmltted to tha United Nitloni todiy. Death Accidental CHICAGO, May 14 (AP)-A coroner'! Jury today decided tha deithi of Anthony Llcikowikl. g, ind Cheiter Lesniewikl, Jr, I, found suffocated In t trunk May 1, wtre tccldcntil. Wltneuei uld the boyt frequently pliyed ln in attic (rhero the trunk wu itorod end Policeman Jimei Birry uld hi could learn of no ration why tny- one would with to hirm I* low ind not piylng Interest on overptld SAYS PARIS PLACI WHIR! COLLABORATIONISTS LIVE IN SPLENDOR MOSCOW, Miy 14 (AP) - The government newipiper Igvettlt described Ptrls todiy u t place where rich former colliboritionuti live In iplendor while worklng-cliti slivu tad tht petty bourgeoisie tiUti on rumors ind dreimi Tbe inclenu comidered even numbers u ftmilt, odd number! u male. CUT DOWN ON TAKING LAXATIVES THIS WAY See How Rtrulir You Can Be Etety Morning Try taMaf Ctrtw'i PBi this ■■ i Xmi wttk I aad aM i. itteiti Um t-ary moralat. Wtot yee tM nfulw every mormitf rat em te I item i hw dayi. try 1. Then try ttktog CtiWt ««r, otat dtp. You _ty tvta tad re* ua eaap rtfulsr without uy lusurt. Tie ut, Ctrtar'i ue n tiay yea em tut dewi tto eom-tnm t ta I—Wit tto* audi af year taeMeml trtyjw Ifatoegt, am, trtfaa. maJm^mZaVjSZ^e rmr3C tatefhtdl 3 Way Specialists... .MOVING . STORAGE . PACKING Jutt Call 33 — Wt havt Hm equipment and men to do a thorough job. West Transfer Co. Egtabliihed in 1199 •■ — — ♦-NmOI^DAIlY NIWS; WtPNjSPAY, MAY Ij, 1946 Five More Divorce Decrees Granted al Assizes; All lo Men Tin mort divorce dtcrees wtn grinted by Mr. 'tistlce J. 0. Wilson it tht Spring Auizei here Tueidty morning, ill flvt being to men. The lut two divorce petition! to be heird it the Aultei ire scheduled for tod«y us an important witness In both the cimi Ii dut lo trrlvt In NtUon on tht train from tht But tlii', morning. On Tuudty, Ernut Johnion of Idgewood wu granted t dlvorct from Jttn Blinche Johnion ot Vtr- non. Mirrled it Pentlcton. Ocl. J, 1187, he enllited in Auguit 1940 tnd went overieu In December 1941. He told the Court 'hit tlnet thtt time he hid not lived with hit wlft. In Auguit, IMS, when ht return- id to Cauda, hi visited his wile it Henry Cltuion'i homt tt Kettle- itone five mllei outride of Vtrnon. Mr. Cltuion wu nimed u co-rei- pondtnt In tht cue. Mr. Johnion uld hi uktd hit wife to come home but ihe would not do io. Frink Boyne. Deputy Hot choice of grut dstfs, HP, tbe thick ■an with thi ml, Inky karat, mskta 4m food exus tempting I And food thst tmM delicious ii eisy X Mt, m m di«aa«! So try H P - it the ttUe tad ia the kit. fhw—•■"-A Hucuoei: loofi; 4tth, _M_aT HP5AUCE Sheriff It Vtrnen told of urvlng Mri. Johnion ind Mr. Cliuson with petitions, ind uid they idmitted living together u mm md wife. E. P. Dawion acted for the pell tloner and L. S. Ganmer appeared on the matter of cuitody. Mr. Omsner uld Mri. Johnion had requeited thet lhe be ible to have tbe child with her half the Summer holiday!. Mr. Johnion ob jecltd to thli uylng ht would nth tr hii wlft came to visit thl child •i he objected to the child going to the ca-reipondent'i home. He ex. plained thit the co-respondent wu ilw mirrled ind hid • family >nd that he would havt to get • dlvorct before hli union with Mri. Johnion could be legalUad. Mr. Juitict Wilton igreed thtt Mr Johnion wu entitled to resent hit child itiylng it Cltuion'i home Mr. Gansnir explilntd thit tht child wu of tender yttri md hid been with the mother moit of thl time, but Hii Lordship lilted thit tht mother would "hive to leive thli gintlimin" for thtt period of time If ihe winted the child for pirt of the Summer holiday!. Shi muitn't tiki thl child Into thli home," he uld. He grinted Mr. Johnion cuitody of the child, allowing thi mothtr reuomble icceii, tnd colli were grtntod igilnit the co-reipondent. Mirtln Wllllim Kennedy, ctrp- enters helper it Kimloopi, wu granted I dlvorct from Miry Kennedy of Silverton, ind cottt against Charles Fnd Hiwthome of Silver- ton, who wu nimed u co-reipond- ent. A. G. Ctmtron wu petitioner's lollcltor. Mr. Kennedy ezplilned thit while • member of the Royil Cinidlin Nivy Volunteer Reserve, he mirrled hii wife In BL John's. Ntw- foundltnd, In Stptomber, 1911 Thty lived in St. Johni tnd In Hilifix md rime to Silverton In July, 1141. Ht livid thtrt with hit wife for ibout i month whllt hi wu on ltive Mt hid not livid with hli wlfi since Hi hitrd from others thtt iht htd Itft homt ind gont up to tnt mint •t Silverton to work. Ht wrote to her but received no reply. James Hirry Moir, holstmin working for tht Wtitorn Eiplor- ition Company tt Silverton told of teeing Mrt. Kennedy ind Mr. Hiw- thome it dinces together. On Jin- uiry IT, IIM, ht wtnt to visit Mr. Hawthorne In hit eibin, tnd found tht couple together there, Cottt wtre grinted igilnit tht caret pondent Albert Piul Wright, motormin of Kimberley, wu grinted • dlvorct from Birbtri rrincli Wright, with Harry I. Willi of Kimbtrley nimed u co-ntpondent. A- 0- Cimeron ected for the petitioner. Mr. Wrlfht mid ha and hli wife wen married In Kimberley on July 4, IIM, md thty lepinttd Sept X. IMl, beciuM hli wlft wu going tround with mother man. Hi did not know where the wu et proa- art. Clin Mtllldt Piquitte of Klrnberley uld to had known tht Wrights ibout I yeir On Dm. 11. IMl, iht cilltd for Mn Wright to go to a ihow with her. She knocked It the doer, tad rtetlving ne in- •wer opened IL She at Mn. Wright tnd Mr. Willi la bed. Cotti wtn grtntod igilnit the co-retpondent Hirold Spencer Elliott at Trail wu grinted ■ dlvorct from Jou- phint Elliott of Trill, with cotti igilnit Robert N. Htyti nimed u co-reipondent. A. 0. Cimeron tcted for to plaintiff. Tht couplt win mtrrltd In Col- villi, Wtlh., on April 10, HM. An affidivit from the itlornty tt Col- villi wu entered li evidence. They lived it Trill ifter tht mirrlige, tnd liter lived in Nelion from tht Autumn of IMl untU Junt 11, 1940. Mr. Elliott thin Joined th| Cinidian Army. Hi md hli wlft lived together it Ntw Wutmlnster (or t ihort timt until ht went oversell. He cimt btck on Aug. M, IMS, md lived with hli wlft until April I, IMl, whin thty entered into t mp- •ritlon igreemenL The ciuie of thli, according to Mr. Elliott wu i disagreement sttmmlng from hli wlfe'i refusil to itop working when hi cimi btck After working night ihlft on thi night of April 13-14 he went to Ml wffi'i home on Spokini Strut to vliit hii child before ihe went to Sundiy School. He knocked on the door "vi tlmu tnd u ht rtctlvtd no tnswtr be drew tht itttntion of to people ntxt door to thli fact. In comptny with thtm hi tnttr- td ht houie ind discovered Mn. Elliott la tht houM tn night tttlrt with Mr. Hiyu. Mn. Keithe M. Ron, who uld iht lived next door to Mrt. Elliott virl- fltd Mr. Elliott's evidence. Mr. Elliott wu grinted cuitody of thtlr ont child, who ht uld wu it present with i)li mothir ln NeUon. Respondent wu grinted reuonibli tcctfi to the child md tht co-res pondent wu ordered to piy tht cottt. Thomii Blikt Cooper, smelter mm of Trill, wu grinted t dlvorct from Loltbtllt Kitherlni Cooper of Edmonton. Mtrrltd ln Port Prtneli, Ont, Jin, II, INI, they livid thtrt until IMl, whin thty moved to Trill. Mr. Cooper eiplilned thtt ht en- lilted in the irmed forcei July 17, 1944, tnd ctme btck to Cinidi ln October, IMS. Ht hid been discharged recently. Hii wife duerted him md their six-year-old child on Jin. 23. 1941. Wllllim Rlchird (John of Tnll told the Court lhat hi worked with Chirlei Burghirdt, who wu nimed •i co-respondent. One morning during the flnt week In November Burghirdt did not ippeir for brttk- fist, so Crohn wmt to hli room to iwikes hlm. On irrlvtng it to room hi discovered thtt Mrt. Cooper wu with Burghirdt. Emmitt Prink Brlnien, ciretiker •t tht Douglu Hotel, uld ht often uw Mri. Cooper md Mr. Burghirdt together In the letter's room. Mr. Cooper txprtued hli willingness to lit hli wlft htvt thi child if she could providt • lulttblr homi for It. At prennt tht child wu living with in elderly woman ln Annt- bit neir Trul. Hit Lordihjp mide no order u to cuitody of the child, but iivi 4 City Bylaws for Kimberley Ratepayers Soon KIMBE tC-rour city byltwi tuftorlgto dtbtnturti Infilling $121,000 will ht put to ratepayer! of Kimberley for ballot next Mondiy. Thl flnt thru irt interdependent, for purchase of electric powtr from the East Kooteniy Power Compiny, for distributing right! ind ficllltles of electricity from (ht Coniolldited Mining tnd Smelting Compiny it t coit of 117,000 tnd of tht water lupply worki from thi umt compmy it ■ coit of 1110,000. All Ihree must rtetivt • three-fifths nujorlty (or my to become effective. Tht fourth li Independent of to other thru md will authorin • debenture for SUMO for • itreit gridir with irtrlfler et gllM md I trictor, ingltdoitr md winch tt 110,900. In tsklng support for ill four byltwi tht city council ssys ownership of the utilities will on- able the city to piy for thtm from thtlr operition, following which tbe utilities will provide tddltlonil city revenue, while purchue of thl told equipment Is ntcesury fer the billy needed itreet program. Thi utilities debenture! will wilt cover i ll-ytir period with Interest it M0.570, while thl mid equipment debenture wlll cover in ellht-yitr period with inttrut cosls of $1140. Ralitblt lind tweummt Kimberley is MM.W9, while lm- provemtnU tn uieued it $2,130.- 515 with half the Improvements total ritttbli. These ire iccordlng to tht IMl issesiment rolli. On. thst Oik. WEDNESDAY, MAY CKLN 1M0 ON THE DIAL (ADVANCED TIME) 7:00—0 Ctntdt 7:01—Prut Ntwi 7:07—Sunriie Btrenidt 7:30-Muiicil Rtvtlllt 8.00-CBC Newi . 1:10—Wiring'! Pinniylvmlim 8:80—Morning Concert 8:44—CP.R Trtin Timt 8:43— Hebrew Chrlitlin Hour (CKLN) 9:00-BBC Ntwi 9:13— Breikfut Club 9:30-Breikfut Club 9:45-At Your Strvict 939—Time Slgnil 10:0ft—At *Your Sirvlct 10:IO-At Your Service 10:43—Ntwi — Here tnd There ll:00-Morntng Viilt 11:15—Milt Herth Trio 11 30 George's Wife 11:45— Hollywood Melodies 12:00—Hiti of Todiy 11:15—Concert Corner 12:25-fhe "Notice Boird 1*1:30—Preu News 12:4*.—Jerry Scire Preienti 1:00—B.C. P«rm Broidcisl 1:10-Old Ftvourltti 1:45—Old Pivouritei ?,:00-From to Clinics 1:15—Mother'! Business 2 SO-Felry Storltl 2:45—Muiicil Progrim 3:00—Mmmt'i Iilinderi 1:15—Homtmiktr*! Progrim 3:I0-Serentdt 3:43-Swlng Tlmi 4:00-Jtck Allison Show 4:15—Silon Orchtitrt 4:30-Doris Veale at the Plino 4:45—Stock Quottlloni 3:00 -Sac red Heirt Progrem 3:15—Muiicil Memoir! 3:30—Peerleu Newi 5:45—Tht Frutn 8:00— Civilctde of Melody «:29-C.P.R. Train Time 0:30—Curtain Time at Buckingham The»tre 7:00-CBC Nitlonal Newi 7:15—Newi Roundup 7:10— Immortil Muilc tM -Let's Pliy Chiridti l:IO-Invltttlon (o Muilc 9:00—Sports Commentary 9:15-Juliette 8:30—AH-8tar Dmci Piredi 9:45—Lean Back md Listen (CKLN) 10:00-CBC Ntwi 10:15-Tilk 10.10—Paul Wiltl Show 10:45-rtvorltt Storltl ll:00-God Stve Tht King Protesting thi operition of immunity itore oi igiin principle! of their religion, Douk- communlty itore li igilnit to ' iclplu of thtlr religion, Doukhobor fintllci rtporttdly htvt NEW DENVER NEW DENVER, B.C. - Mrt. George Pslethorpt wmt to Vincouvtr to ttttnd the griduitlon of htr diughter Vtlmt. Mlu Nellie Aylwln of Trill li ipendlng t few wetki with her mothtr, Mrs M. E. Aylwln. Mrt. Lome Bristol of Vlctorii ll viiltlng ber litter md brother-ln- liw, Mr. md Mn. C E. Kennett Mr md Mrs N. Butler md children htvt irrived to tiki up residence In town. Mrs. B. Wild tnd children ire thi giinti of Mri Chrlstofferson Mln OlUteptc hit left thi Slocin Community Hoipltil whtn iht wu • pillent. Mrt. NtUlt Btrnei hu led for in unlimited stiy In Englind W Rutherford hu returned homt tfter I trip to Betttli. Harry Tiylor hu gent to Klpt- btrlty where he will be employtd C J AT 110 ON THE DIAL PACIFIC DAYLIGHT 8AVING TIME 7:00—Hebrew Cnrlitlin Hour 7:15—Preu Newi 7:30-Melody Rtnch 7:45—Fountain of Filth 8:0O-CBC Newi 8:15—Him md Eggi 8:30—Morning Concirt 9:00— Houm of McGregor 9:15- Breakfast Club 9:30-Breikfut Club 1:45—Muiicil Progrim 10:00—Happy Gtng 10:30 -Clllrt Wllltct 10:41—Lucy Llntcn 11:00—Mt Perklnt 11:15—Sartnidi In Song 11:10-Gtorgtl Wlft 11:45 -Big Sitter 1200—Luncheon Concert 1230-Press Newi 11:40—Luncheon Concert 1:00— B. C Firm Brotdcut. 1:50—Preu Newi 1:45— Muilc Styled lor String! 2:00—From the Cliuici 2:15—Womin'i Niwi Commtnttry 2:11—Mother's Builnm 2:30—For Women Only 3:00— Misters Iilinderi 3:15—Homemtker'i Progrim 3:30—Serentdt 3:45—The Llttlt Show 4:00--Riding thl Fungi 4:45—Stock Quotitlom 5:00-Ypur Muilc 5'10-Kootoniy Hit Pirtdi 8:00—Frumtn Slngin 8:30—Curtiln Time it Buckinghtm Thtt trt 7:00—CBC Newi 7:15—CBC Newi Roundup 7:30—Immortil Muilc l.-00-Ltt'i Pliy Chindes 8:»-Invitilion to Muilc 9:00—Echou of Big Btn 9:30— Ktltidoscopt 10:00-CBC Newi 10:18—-Talk lOSO-Piul Willi Show 11:00—tpeaklhf of Ricords 11:15— Btnny Cirtor'i Orchtttri 11:30-Peerleu Newi 11:40—Sign Off.. Tht Xing ... Fanatics Wreck Kresfova Store, Stage Sitdown Strike in Wreckage taken over the cooperative itore it Kreitova. reduced, the Interior to i shambles and are staging I sitdown itrike In the midst of the wreckage. An attempt to fire the building, It wu reported, wu foiled by other memberi of thi net who extinguished Ihe flamei. Thc itory of the iltdown wis told by Doukhobori who had comt from Kratovt. Their radicals made thtlr flnt move tgtlnit the business May 1, tnd htvt occupied tht premises, contlnuouily lince Sundiy. Their number! rtnge from 12 it tlmu to ovtr 20, thty ire mostly older ptoplt. Rtport of thli new unrtit it Krutovi — heidauirltri af tht Spiritual Community of Chrlit— followed tht deitructlon by fire Sundiy morning of four community building! tt scattered poln'i through tht Weit Kooteniy md Boundary tnd tttompti to fire two othira Elderi ol tht Spiritual Community, who recently launched i drlvt to encourege the memben to ■ more cooperative attituda towird Canidlan lawi and customs, trt reported studying the iltuitlon. The s'oore ilong with • community ichool wu recently opened by the elderi. the ibaenea of tnt Preiident the Vlet-Preitdint wu In thl chair. The dtvotlonil period wu In chtrgt of Mn. Oeorgi. Mn. N. Butler wu welcomed u I new member end Mn C. Croft tnd Mrs E. Croft tnd Mrs W. Jenki u visitors. Tbt hoiteu Mrved refreihmenU milted hy Mrs. C. W. Nelieh during • socnl hour. Memben preient wtrt Mri C W. Nelson, Mn. J. B. Smith, Mrs W. J. Btlblrnle, Mri F. Chris Mrt Archie Greenltw who viilt were gnnted^iultt to l£E{[?&£*• "*""* to "" *""' -"- •»" Oktrnt. Mn E. Oeorga pondtnt A. G Cameron ipptired jjj. T (^j),,-, WM eaj)#d (J SL Stephen*! WA. met it the |for the petitioner. Timet by tht dttth of her moth- Dlvorct petition! to be heird tod.y ire Roy Irving Ar new of Trill -- Tnnei, ^ r„unw4 ,_,_, (.r<". M1,_r,t,A,n",We?LI__^Ci Vincouvtr where he itttndtd tht Suk mdHtulJeultrjt«htntof „,dl_Uon „, hu „.„,„„,,_ „_.. T_* [VTJ'Vi wf"S_i 1. tori*. »bo U In training for • num. _r xsm&BI t. 2^,-yi '£?■£ jff Qunn. Aa tnloyibli timt wu iptnt It the homt of Mlu Dora Gevtr Qp\CK AND EASY TO PREPA^/ AUNT MIMAS A Sattsfyinc Trwrt for Swmier Syppers! So light tad manias . . . ie temptingly delicioai, Aunt Jtmimai in uleil for iKisfjing supptrs! Prepared io 1twinkle ind Mtaa with i imile ... yoe'rt iltvtyi tare thtt tht unnliiing frtgraoct of golden brown Aunt Jimimu will be t big hit... demand msny inrorei! Trait (hi fimily tomorrow is t light, stiiifiio. matt ol Audi Jcmimss! A. O. Cimtron ll peUttofc'i Mile Iter, Tbt divorce petition of Ann Boutry of Roulind from Ftrdlnind Noil Boutry of Roulind hti haanlm)m ^ p^,. g^-- hoocrtd postrontd until tht FtU Aulte. dut ^ j,^ ^^^ _lth , ^ lo illneu of tht petitiontr. KIMBERLEY KIMBERLEY. BC. - Mrt. O ScQnw tnterttlned la honor of ri. R. Duffy prior to htr di- ptrturt for the Cout Five ttblM home of Mlu M. H Buthn. Tht meeting opened with devotlontl period. Flntncltl report of Euter ule tnd tei proved mott sitiific- tory. Thtnkt were extended to the Jtptntte ltdlet for tulitonce. The meeting cloud with prayer. Re- frnhmenti wert served by the hottest Memberi present were Mn. A Levy, Mrs C Reilly, Mn S. Thomllmon, Mri Stviry, Mrt. Jonei. Miu Meinirdui, Mlu Hamilton. Mlu Clench, Misi Butlln tnd t viiitor, Mlu Gollmtr. NEW DENVER, B C.-Ftod Flnd- wu ipent ia pitying court whllt i ling hu returned from tht Cout Wlanen wire Mn. E Angrlgnon, whtrt ha spent thl winttr Ont, Mrs bilbirnlt. taeond, tnd' Mr. ind Mn. Ed Cirlton of Drum- Mn. R Htmhly, contolitlon. Re- heller. Alta , Is viiltlng her brother- freihmenu wtn Mrvtd. | In-law and liiter, Mr. md Mn Ole ^poM ia bin Tht Pretbyttrton Ltdlet Aid met Enoknn. pei Cram eon' kerchief ihowtr batere ber dt perture for Engltnd. Tbe tuning It visiting her uncle and Hint, Mr. md Mn. Ole Enokioni NAKUSP NAKUSP, BC.-Mlu T. DeVtig- ir, diughter of Mr. md Mn. L. Dt- Ytigir of Edgewood wu mtrrltd to Ernut Donielur, Mn of Mr. tnd Mn. N. Donselur of Edgtwood on Miy 4. Tht ceremony wu performed by Fither Jimei. Mill E. Dt- Gtm of Edgewood ittended tl brldtimild, ind brother of tht groom, Roy Donselur icted ll but- mm. A big dance md reception wu held in honor of the newly mirrled couple it thi Egloff Hill. Mri. Howird Ctnn hit returned from Sukitchtwtn. Ernlt Urry rtturntd from California where he ittended the funeral of hii liiter. Rev. md Mn. F. M. B. Gilbert ind daughter returned from • viilt to Trail. Rev. tnd Mn. W. Dovty tnd fimily were Ntw Denver viiiton. Mr. ind Mrs. A. Sitter of Edge- wood were Nakuip viiiton over the weekend. R. Thompson of Arrow Ptrk wt! i Nakuip viiitor it thi weekend. NAKU8P, BC-Mr. ind Mn. J. Ptrent returned from Wirm Spring!, Oregon, where they tpent t holldty. William Ruihton, ion of Mr. md Mrs F. Ruihton of Ntkulp, returned from to Univtrsity of British Columbli for the Summer'! victtlon. Leonard Ptrtnt, ton of Mr. md Mrs J. Ptrent of Nikusp, returned home for the Summer's vicitlon from the University of BrIMih Columbli. Mn. H. Ackermm, ilitor of Mn. J. Parent irrived in Nikuip tt> compinled by Mr, md Mn. J. Pirent, to join her hutbtnd Mr. If Ackermm, who arrived from Vincouver md It now employed here. Roy Bredlty. formerly of Nikuip, U viiltlng here. NAKUSP, B.C.-MelvIn Buerge. ton of Mr. md Mrt. R. Buerge, of Brltlih Columbli for the Sum- rr.ir's vicitlon. J. Rogtri, ton of W. J. D. Rogtrl of Arrow Park, bu returned from the Unlvenity of British Columbli for tht Summer's vteetion. Mri. R. LiRue returned to Nikuip md wu met by ber diughter, Mn. Mildren Oxenhim. GRANTID WATIR FOR SPRINKLING Application of w. H. Thomu, 4M Gore Strait, for wtttr ttrviet for three lota on tht comer of Kootemy md Houston Stretti wm gnu- tod by to Cl»y .Council Mondiy night lubject to iprlnkllng chirgu, Ullllllllllllllll IIIIM.imHMir.iit Mr. tnd Mn. Larson of Nudlei hivt token up residence In town. Miu Merle Tittrlu hu returned to Vincouvtr ifter ipendlng • week with htr father, Ntll Tittrlu md unclt md lunt, Mr. md Mn. J. Oner. Mrs T. Clirk hu returner) iftor visiting In Vincouver. Mn. S. Thomlinson left Sundiy to attend the Pythlm Sisters ton-'inivid homt fro mtht Unlv-eriily vtntlon in Vlctorii. Fred Greer hu irrived homt the U. B. C, Vincouver. Mr. tnd Mra. Hope Oeorgo of Grand Forki ire viiltlng to form- er'i mother, Mn. E. Oeorgt. Mn. T. Buchim wm cilled to the Cout by tht dttth of her mother. ••UILOB.CPAYP.OLtr Convenient and Economical Among i number of rtuoni why to uted Pacific Milk. Mrt. R. McN dies this tm- portent ont: "tt Is very convenient, convenient became one need never be without milk. It kttpt iwteter much longer thin ordlntry milk md li mort iconomlcil." Pacific Milk "Irradiated tad Vicuum PaMttT IIHIIIIIIinilllllimilllllllHHIIHIIIHW Willow Point Plana Welcome Homo Party for Veterans WILLOW POINT, B.C-A wai- comt boat party will be given toon to ill tervlce boyi tnd glrli in WlUow Point Dlitrlct. Womtn'i Inttttuto memben wtrt uktd to givt ill unwed extra 1. Towntond, re!!*?x*Lte»--^*^»■•**■•*•*«•*»■*«■' *»Ann1'ou-rfo^*-""lat?utxu^,xTouu> GALS IIWARE, KIIP YOUR GUARD UP ' •eeond to Mrs T Thomrnon ind ctruoUUoa lo Mn. Jot RetMk A delicious supper wu Mrved by to hoittu ifter which ihe preuntid Mn Duff/ with • travtlllng cue Muilc ind ilnglng rounded out in enloyibla evening I Leslie Gilbert wm honored on Ihlt eighteenth birthday end pre- ranted with i htadiome bill fold, from "the gtag" whtn IB fntnds iithmd it i lurprlM party it to homt hli ptrtnU. Mr ind Mrs A 5 Gilbert Aa tn|eyiblt 11Wing wu spent by to vosjng people tn ,i MriM ef rewipetllloni ind ii itil»l-»»«f ll I' mt I— * A,» t .1] ■. t. mmiimtemt tm*me9mymmimfm,m em mi si mm "__ Uta. mmi■ -. up. Mtmm*mmmo**tmm*tm^> mmm wamAimmmtmmmmm ate mmmtmmm wmmtme p____.tr 2" »2*____i * IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMlllMHMIMIiimilMIIII Aleionder Popt itM: ordi art like leetiei; and tchere they moit abound, Much fruit of lente beneath li Tartly found." OUR PRINTING EXPERT IfYli "Thin irt t hundred uses fer tHIPPINQ TAGS but tt Popt uld "Word, irt likt leave." te wt wlll bl vtry brief tnd Jutt (give ytu three examples: FARMISS nnd thtm fee thtlr product. lUIINtMMIN need trnm for thtlr mtrehirsdlM. MANUFACTURgrtl nud thtm (tr .hipping their goodi. Wt cirry ■ comolltl Itock ef T.;. In ill tim. PHON1144 Nation Doily Ntwi PHINT1NO DEPARTMENT Nelson. B. C illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Minister Backs Picturesque language LONDON, May 14 (CP Cable) - Fuel Minisler kmmanuel Shinwell Hid In the Commoni today amid Oppoiltion proteits that he declined to be contrite tbout a recent speech in which he suggested that mine managers knew u much ibout lociat matter! u pigs knew •bout pianos. Mr. Shinwell laid he also felt no contrition about terming "Impudent" a mine manager who offered hlmielf as Conservative Council candidate. The Minisler resisted Conservative Opposition ta a proposal to hive the coal nationalization bill itoto clearly that all employeei of the new (government Coal Boird could teek election for whatever ptrty they wiihed. The clause proposed by the Opposition wu defeated 311 votes to 139. Harold MacMlllan, former Con- ifiviilivi- Air Secretary, laid Mr. Shlnwell't remarks on mine manager! indicated he would oppefte Board employee! seeking election u Conservative candidates. Hr. Shinwell said nolhlng he had uld anywhere required any apology and he himself sometimes had been cistlgtted in "the moit op- probloui and vile language" but "we mutt not be squeamtih and meily-mouthed." Argues Historic Background for "Dominion" Day OTTAWA, Mty 14 (CP)-Sene- tor J. W. Firrli (L-Britlih Columbli) todiy appeiled to the member! ot the upper Chimber lo kill the bill which would change the mme of "Dominion Day" to "Can- idt Diy." The bill already hai pitied ihe Commons. "To deny Dominion Dty li to deny our put." he lata "The Parliament of Cinidi should not ■ttompt to liter history" Dominion Diy, he uid, commemorated in historic fict, thc union of Upper end Lower Canada ind the Provlnres nf New Brunswick tnd No vi Scotia He referred to Ihe drbitoi In (he Senate In 13T» when the bill letting ulde July 1 u Dominion Diy wu pissed There wu no doubt In thtt debite that the name ihould be Dominion Diy. , There wu Mute objection it thit time thtt Ctnadi hid enough holiday! ilretdy but thtt If July 1 wu tet mde ii ■ nitionil holldiy it ihould be cilled "Dominion" Day It cmsecrated the birth of Canadi. from then until now the succeeding generations htvt been taught loyalty to Canada ln keep- Students, Friends Assist al Riles for Mrs. J. Thorn Many friendi, including Nelion Junior High itudenti and repreien- tatlvea Irom thc Teicheri' Federation Tunday attended last ritei for Mri. Charlotte Elizabeth Thorn, 32- year-old Nelion woman who died suddenly Thunday evening in Kootenay Lake General Hospital. She was a former Home Economic! teacher at the Junior High and hid been married to John Thorn only 10 monthi. MRS. THOM Staff memberi of the Jonella Cleanen, of which Mr. Thorn ll proprietor, were alio present tnd there were many floral tributes. Rev. A Stewtrt conducted the ter vlcei In the Thompson Funeral Home. Hymns sung were "Unto the Hllli Around" and "Bleat Be the Tie Thtt Binds" wilh Mn. J. A. Eraser it the orgin. Pillbeireri were R. H. Bowlby B B. Clirk. Arthur Colllnion. H. A D Greenwood, Ken MeRory ind R A Wtlltce. Interment wu mide ln NtUon Memorial Pirk. Large Audience Enjoys Plays by Rossland High ng Dominion Diy Are we now to revoke thit consecration ind re-educito our people that the new contecrttlon wu wrong?" he uked. The meaning of Dominion Day had ehinged through the yeert j'ist u tht meaning of Cinidi. originally "I collection of hutl," haa changed ind todiy "Dominion*- meant the Dominion which the people nf Canada held over thii great land There wai nothing humiliating In the word, nothing that Indicated Canadi wu not t ifree countrv Semtor Wllllim Duff (L-Non Seotlti moved id)ournment nf the debate until tomorrow ROSSLAND. B.C., Miy 14 - A lirge crowd enjoyed the present! Hon Fridiy evening of three one- id pltyi In the tuditorlum of tht Roulind High School. Tht playt ! were directed by Mlu I. Cummlngi ' The pltce of A Night it in Inn*' | the tint place, wu • deserted ind barren English Inn on i moor where four people. "The Toff', once • gentleman, portriytd by Frank Delmu tnd three itimen pliyed by Bud Fulton, Adilr Moore end John Fox, were dimming the theft of i Jewel from The Idol of Kleeih". portrayed By Geoffrey Muon. Three prleiti, Eirl Muon Ray Htncock. ind Cilvin Tiylor guirdlng thl Jewel wert overpowered by the (hievei, who them selves were brought to their doom when the Idol ittelf tppeired to rt elum the Jewel Thli pliy wu put on by the Junior High School ind provided the tudlence with many {t tense moment. j The ucond pity. "A Ghostly Eve nlng", trouted much liughter whin Adair Moore u Kenyon Ptntold j wu proven to be t coward, con ! trary lo hli bout nf bravery, by i J' hott icene. lecretly ichemed by ;mh Simmi. portrayed by Bob Chimberliin, to prove lo Theodora, lhe toughl-ifter girl pliyed by Betty Zelner, which wu the I worthy lUllor Othen in the cut wert Auleen. t Negro mild liken by Nona Funk. NELSON SOCIALMn.o.M«inio$h Talks of I.O.D.E. Provincial Meet PHONI SOCIAL NIWS ITEM6 TO 144 Chirge fer engagement announciminti en thli pigt ll $1.50 BERGQUIST-McCULLOCH t Mlu Join McCulloch, diugh to ipend a few weekt lick leive with her mother, Mn. W. Cilblck, Cirbonitt Street. t Mn. T. H. Bourqut, Stanley Street, letvet thli morning for tht Cout, where ihe wlll ipend t month*! holldiy. t Mri. Linen of Crescent Villey vlilted town yeiterdiy. • Mra. W. Klovince wu In the city from Silmo yeiterdiy. • Visitors in Nelton yeiterdiy Included Mn. W. Walker of Balfour. t Jick Morrison returned Mondiy night from • week'! motor trip ot the Cout t Mr. ind Mra. Rimiiy of Bal four vlilted town yeiterdiy. t W. M. Vince of Kelowni, ex resident of Nelson, li • city vllltor. t Mrs. A. Major of Procter leavei thii morning for the Cout where ihe wlll viilt her ton ind daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Nor mtn Mtjor. t Rev. G. G. Boothroyd ind Rev. H. Stewtrt Forbu hive lift for thl Cout to attend i United Church conference. • George Stonmore and E Hearn of Salmo tpent yeiterdiy ln town. t Cpl. ,C. G. Duff hu returned to Lethbridge tfter t brief visit with hli fimily on tht Granite Rotd. • The Misses Florence ind Betty Terry, Elwyn Street, left on Tuesdiy for Nanalmo lo visit rel itlvu. • Wtlter Midimki, 441 Silica Street, li • pttlent in the Kooteniy Like General Hoipltil. t Circle No. 4 of Trinity United Church met for their Miy meeting it thi home of Mn. Lillian Gray, Ward Street. Memberi preient were Mn. W. A. Gordon, Mn. Marquis, Mra. D. H. Proudfoot, Mrs Diymond, Mn. O. H. Hempteed. Mn. Mtrkyl tnd Mn. J. R. Andrews. Refreshment! wert terved by Mra. Gray. ter of Mr. ind Mn. J. McCulloch, 713 Biker Street, Saturdiy became the bride of Harry Bergquiit, nn of Mr. md Mn. 0. W. Bergquiit, it • ceremony in the Flnt Preiby- terltn Church. The groom'i pirenti live in Bouiquel, Quebec, but Mn. Bergquiit wu preient at the wedding. The bride wore • while floor- length rayon chiffon gown, with ■n embroidered yoke md • white chipel veil with t ducheu hilo. She carried • bouquet of Amerlcin Beauty rotei ind fern, ind wu given iwty by her fither. Mn. Lisa Letter ind Miu Mae Lelghton were Mitron-of-Honor and Brldei- maid while the but mm wu Aled, McCulloch, brother of the bride. Ushers were Wilbur Anderson ind Arthur Nelion. Lily ot the villey decorated the Church. Rev. A. Stewart wu officiating clergyman and Miu Melbi Towrlu organUt. Elghty-ilx gucsti were preient it the reception In the Legion Hill when the ttble wu centred wllh two-tiered wedding cike. The wedding lupper wu held ln the Legion Hall it 4 p.m. Siturdiy for 30 relative! and close friendi of the bride md groom. Bride't travelling coitume wu i chocolite brown dressmaker suit, brown ac ceuorlu ind • grey top-cott. They will honeymoon ln Vincouver ind mike their home here. Out of town gueit! were Mr. ind Mri. M. Higen of Kimberley, lunt and uncle of the bride; Mr. tnd Mra. BUI Ander •on of South Slocan tnd Mlu Mtt Lelghton of Kimberley. • Mondiy ifternoon the home of Mr. ind Mn. Fred C. Wilton, 913 Silici Street, wu • hippy tcene when their diughter ind ion Lydii and Freddie, lix ind nine, reipect Ively, celebrated thetr blrthdiyi by Inviting • few of their friendi. Their guetti Included Johnny Longworlh, Scottlt Owen, Jickle Boyet, Kenny Jennlngt, Lome Mulrheid, Gordon Milr, Bernidette Login, Virginia Nellmn, Elaine Og den, Irii Mulrheid, Vernt Mty An- dtrton, Joinnt Gordon ind Donnle Milr. a Mn M J. Vlgntux. 519 Silica Strut, lttvu thu morning to sper.i • couple of weeks ln Vincouvtr ind Cilgiry. a B.C. toll Chipter, Bett Sigma Phi, obierved Mother*! Diy ln fitting minner Sundiy ifternoon when memben honored their R0SslaND. B C, Miy 14 - The mothen tnd the mothers of former Hol-lUj Auxiliiry held • lucctu- Rossland W.A. Tea Proceeds Goto Hospital A report on tht I.O.D.E. Provlncill innuil meeting it Vlctorii wu given by Mrs, G. S. Macintosh, representative tnd Preiident of the Nelion branch of the I.O.D.E., it their monthly meeting In Ihe Ci- nadlan Legion Tuesday. Mn. Mac- Intlih stated that it wai a happy event ind the Nitionil Preiident, Mn. Rylind New, principal speaker during the convention, hid • delightful personality. The Treuurer, Mn. W. L Woodford, presented the budget which ihowed thit 138,000 paued through the Provincial office during ute put yeir. Mn. Howard Coulter, the Educational Secretary, reported that there were 110 adopted schools ln the Province, ind 19 bursaries and 11 scholarship! were miln- tolned. Almost ill the chapters reported participation in child and fimily welfire work md It was reported thit totil expenditure wu $24,916 in cuh, while an additional $3384 wu donated In goodi. A report on the 2nd wir memor III ihowed that one tenth of the full imount needed in BC. htd gone forwerd to the Nitionil office. Memberi were ilio urged to do ill poulble to conserve md ellmlnite waste. Totil number of irtlclei ihlpped overeeu to virloui distribution centrei, wai 38,890, and the value wu »28,«M. TROPHU8 FOR FESTIVAL The ladies decided to give two trophlei for the coming Weit Kooteniy Drama Feitlval. one for the but actor and one for the belt ictran. A report on the magazine Echoei, uid thit the Spring coplei were Interesting ind thit there were •even photoi of thc pot gradual: scholarships. It also stated that people were doing a lot of talking about child delinquency, but no action was taking pltce. The Thrift Shop reported t bal ince of 1299 In the bank, but t little more help from some of the members wu required It wu it- NILSON DAILY NIWS, WIDNISDAY, MAY IS, 1946-3 f. elded to transfer the money to the generil fund every three monthi. A report on the LO.D.E. pirt In the Cincer Drive ihowed ctnvu- ilng neirly finlihed, but the •mount collected hid not been lent ln. It reported thit the Oirl Guides would hivt t tig diy Saturday to end the Drive. Michel Girl Dies al Coast NATAL, B. C, May 14-Tht rel- •tlvei of Violet D'Andrea, Michel girl iliying it Vincouver, were •hocked to heir of her sudden deith lite Mondiy night. Mlu D'Andrea marked her 31st birthday lait Wednetdiy, hiving been born it Michel on Mty 8, 1029. She letves to mourn besides her pirenti, Mr. ind Mn. T. D'Andrea of Michel, i liiter, Mn. Gilli ol Natal, tnd two brothers, one it Michel tnd the other itlll serving In the RCAF stationed it Kipuikas- tng, Ont She left only t yeir igo for the Cout where ihe wu employed. The dlimond got iti mme from the Greek "Adimii," meaning the unconquerable. Illlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllli. FreemaN FURNITURE CO. The House of Furniture Valuei Phont 115 Nelion BUY ON OUR BUDGET PLAN Term! tn iccordance with Wirtime Prlcei ind Trade Regulation* IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI Phone 144 for Wmt Ad Service IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII' 'III MALCOLM'S FURS Storage Repairs — Alteration! 6S9 Baker St- Phon* 960 illllllilllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiniiiii LARGE BRIM STRAWS AND FELTS Milad/! Fashion Shepps USE ^onlmi EVAPORATED MILK memben it t delightfully irrtnged tei it the home of Mra Fred Chipmtn. Mn. Elvt Kettlewell. Chtpltr Director, prettded it the daintily tppolnted til ttble which wu centred with t bowl of yellow rote- buds, (linked by yellow lighted tipen. The guests were welcomed by thl Vice-Preildent, Mlu Carol Proudfoot Memben ind thtlr guuti preeent Included Mlu Proudfoot, Mn Divi Proudfoot, *' (ul tet end uit ln commemoration of Hoipltil Diy Siturdiy The tei ttble wu covered with in tcm lice doth, centred with i •liver btiket of diffodlU (linked by green randlet In silver ironces Mrs H. R. Christie ind Mn. I. E Topliff poured. Mrs G W Mira wu general convener md Mri H: I, Christian wu In chirge of tlcketi ind tdvrrltalng Mn L J. Nicholson supervised the variety table, tulited by Mrs. A. Wood. Mn. F Fletcher, Mrt. T Yollind tnd Mn. H L. Chrlitlin Chipmin, Mn. W. E. Colu, Mn. C. Chipmtn. His Elvt Kettlewill, Mrs M. Htnni. Mlu Alei Manna, Mn R MacBtin. Mra. C. E. Jorg- Mrs T S. Knight wu ln ehargt ol enson. Mm Ottlllle OUon. Mra II the ule of tickets A fruit cike wis Collin. Mn. J. Nor-rU, Mn. F. Dick- won hy Mrt. W. Dorey, the ticket imon. Mia Eileen Rahal, Mn P. drawn by Denlie Courville J Rahal. Mlu Edna Steed. Mri Roy Mn. 1. Bryin wu it tht door tnd Slurp. Mn. Norman Fawcett, Mn Mn 1 Corner. Chtlrmin of the W. Mtlnvv"' Mlu Miry Jirvii. tervlng Committee, milled by Mra Mrs. W. O Bene, Mn. H Luplon. O Dyton, Mn G Ninon. Jr. Mra Mn E A. Minn and Mn. W. Elmu •_ Uduc. Hit E. Kimble, ind Mrt. • Arthur H. Dugdilt. assistant g Snowball. director of BC Government ip- In chartt of the kitchen were irenllceihlp, Vincouver, vltlttd In Mn T. Fonrt, Mrt. K Mlicullne ind Mri O W Msn In tccordance with put practice • pr NeUon ytttordty f Dr. Green of Crinbrook wu ■ Nelton vllltor Monday • Mn. Peggy Wilsh. who ipent uvtrtl monthi In Nelson with htr mothir, Mn. A J. Dunnett. Mid- Icil Art! Apartment!, left to Join her huibend In Winnipeg a T W Ltdtnghim of Vineou stiver ipoon wtll be preunted to the btby born on or clou to HoeplUI Day. the lucky beby (his ytar Wing tht Intuit diughter of Mr. tnd Mra F Wener, born on Sundty, Enough wu ruUud from tha ver tt-retidtnt of NtUon. U t city lee ind ule to complete Permtnt eta-tor ! tt t refrigerator for tht utt of doc- • Hubert Grutchfleld of Stlnutort to -"Xl"'^-^,^" • ■pent yuterday In N<_on. pleama. fuflJlll-g the purpose • Rom City Chapter. OE-S.jlhe It* held t very tucceaaful Itt ind u'.e, rf work recently in the I OOF pj_^ j^y Believed Hill Tht let ttble wu centred with t beiuttful hand-made tare cloth, ind • bowl of mlitd flowtn Announcement TATTRIE and GREER—NEW DENVER, BC wish to announce the jolt of thtir buiirvtsj to Mr T W Clark, New Denver, B.C., who will operate the jtore at THE NEW DENVER MERCANTILE We thonk our old friendt ond potront of many yeor-i ond wijh Mr Clark every fjccets and commend him to our old cujtomera TATTRIE AND GREER, NEIL TATTRIE, JAS A GREER \k igro man taken ov noni runt, graced the centre Presiding wert ind Florlin D Sylvester, her boy I Mr, ;,ca: Lundle, Mrt F NicholU. ,. frlind. pliyed by Don Ruellt. wte I Mrt Miloney snd Mri J A Cur-jMar_n. U, wu found in rtumibv in thtlr rncounten with tht |hotti'rIn The liuiliun were Mn Mac- Lake ta Vancouver today. H Thot of MrMino, loy VANCOOVBL Mar to ("Cri-A •rouied miny Uughi Doreen Grt rie ti Mn Morrow; Theodort'i mothtr. Mn Penfold. Kenyon't mother played by (Vent Forder tnd Bernice Pitta u Joan Slmmi. Theodora i friend, turned In good per- formtneet lo add to tht humor of the pity, which wu put on by the High School Drami Club Tht third pity, tlto contributed by Ihe Drama Club, htd IU tcene In i rbeip restaurant In the Soho < Draper ind Ltlltnd. Mn. » D Hill. Mri E H. Plterton. md Mrt. George Schupe Mrs F E Wheeler icled u nshier The genertl convener for the ifternoon wu Mn W. M Buehtnin The hill wu tuttfully decorated by Mlu Mtt MicfirUnt. I J wm6yt, gu. It (CP)-Cus^ will ue many RrUCh stoge .*■•■ »• •*» !i._r A3.*_r,_iT rVLttf Tot I Wish to Announce... The Sale ol My Hoirdremng Butmut to MISS MARGUERITE SPIERS ol Neljon I wont to tokt thu opportunitv to thonk my many the tchool orchestra, under the leeder- shlp of E Hiyet rendered On Pt- ride". Vttae Onenttl" ind The Amerlrin Huh School Cedeto". ill mtrrhet. ind "Kchoet From Grind Opera" . F Whlteelde. Vlctoetti,, iiKaartad tram lha R-C-X F Street, leevw thli morning on itall to Vincouver • Rev Filher F S Flynn. Rte- tor of the Cathedral of Miry In- mtcutatt. left Mondiy to ipend i couple of weekt il the Cout a> Mn T 8 Baett hu left on an titended vtait teet e Mrt Fltchett tnd her Infant ton left the Kooetney Lake Oen- era! Hoeatltl yeiterdiy for thetr MILK Give the rhlMrea tottof It. ^.••♦•••y T• I My Dairy Trncemis will be used to uatat hnM ,i Htrrcp W } Sll towtrdi ptylng ttpenut of {;roup of pliyeri to repraienl Rou tnd In the Drimi Feitivil to be held In Nelion Rev W 1 Silverwnod. Fth- left yeeterdiy for Trail to speek to memberi of lhe Ttdtnac diKusttao group Tonight be will addrtu the metnben at Trail Rot l/lNPON K V' A rom ot James ,rT rlub V of Scotland mtdt In IMO sold for » Mrs J Htndren. Frrtrvtow tX l|IMl ll in mctsnn ] hit left to ipend I couple of weeks llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllll '' ,h" V2n*1_< h*T '"h" '* 0"*' suncir surroiTj "»j •;,»-^ _, CuiUtu „ For rtoolltt gormtnti ond , ited toe-i ytetordty ligur. eortroj\tm I ^ ^-BTMrT m? MRS. THIA A. C.IISON J Mw fc,-, c.lbtek. nu, Itt Kiev Ape.. Nttaen. training it tht Royel teniae nun iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii ii Frtth Doily: DILICIOUS DILICATISMN FOODS it the Butchertcria ilnt it lhe L Ttftorlt llll IIIHIh Illlllllllll Wafch far Oat Atfvti la rtkiay't Paper. FAIIV1IW CAIN MAIKIT Th*.ne X* Itelarei ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii for Relltb't Witch Re-art tS Nit/jfcJpy ^mW*ZZm. Wetot tor Ov Ws.k.nd Specials BRADLEY'S •IM MAtKIT WHITF. HACK AND PROWN KID GlOVn M7! '-Bae-;i ibout it ir.d no further ih-^d Op-oirg fir,.:n- c al u-lcrrsti ilwiyi held| thrm up" CITV FATHERS EXPLAIN Tom JuK ind (ht Mayor li'.*g>.c- htirtily ' Ves. it is ro n-.nder you sre inui-d" We remirr.ber t'.ioit old dv i tnd thl selfish mtcreiti. w.lh th'ir p-ttty squebbling md crabbing They go: it It igiln rigM titer the wsr hrre'l in old copy nl Mlrl_a-r: Two Hundred Gtmblinc Hells Ruinl-g Wide Open in Morrtrul.' frn a f-rnt pi;- ir'.irle li IM* llosv thc greedy raici'l git ifter the Mlurngd men! No svondr thty w nted thm help up In Montrttl to g-l their rski off on everything potsible No wonder thit cinil wis nnt built, with ill scrti ot privll-gt lighting it on both s'dej o( th- line Then wert hugt pnvitt rski oils' deminded on every im- provtn-itnt suggested. Tht legil bitlltt md the obitruetlon nf privite owners wu gen- •rillv grrtttr than the ictutl conitructlon cost Minkind wis boggtd down by property rlihts, which had grown to bt terrible public wrong! Thtn cirre lhe grttt rruh ot ittt It lurpttttd inythlng in history "Thi dlitrtu ind confuilon when our mnnty htcime mere ptptr wu twful: tvtn tht Irs*, union hid to (ire tht ficti. Tht Governm-ntt In ill counlrltt celled out thtlr irmlri ind virtually pul thtm ln charge Rl.it- ln| wis rhtcktd. .uppllei of nerruliles wtrt promptly ritioned Ctrtlflcitei for work dont, or for rtlltf of destitution, btctme Iht cur- rtney Thli wu midt non-triniftriblt. ind Iht vr.iirhtri luutd perished with utt. Com- munlcttloni wtrt reslortd. ind In spite nf grtet dtfficviiiy the lift of Ciagdi wu re- mmiri The Teehnocnu produced will thought-out plini for i molt prarllcil eur- rincy which met ill Iht rrequlrtmenU of tbt new ige A feeling nf wcurlty md Intern! rtlltf followed thl tirrifle itorm. Bhirlng thl rommnn dtngtr. tnd unlUng to bring snme ordtr out of thiol, hid brought Iht minigtmint ol iht grttt Induitrlei ind tht lildtri of labor Into rleee rtlitlonihlp Beth labor ind m.n.gtminl ll.mid to rtipKt tach othtr They uw thit thair nil Interetti wert Idtn- Ural tnd Ihlt hopet for tht future lap In rt- building thl Ctntdlin butinue itrueture fnr tht good of the whole Cinidlin people Tht KiluUrm nf iht ssmrld'i problKn lay in getting rid of uitliiirtss. ind (hi ivit'm of rtnU ind profit! hid bean Uit grut itrong- ?? Questions?? ANSWERS Opan tt thy reider. Ntmes If persons liking questions wlll net bt publlthed. There li no chirge for thli service. Questions WILL NOT SI ANSWERED BV MAIL except whtn thtrt ll obvious necessity for prlvicy. B.J., Blewetl, B.C.—To whom raiy tht term Aiteci bt properly tpplitd? The name Aiteci ll somctimei tiled to describe the indent v-nl-rivtll7.nl tribes of Nihiutlin itock In Centnl ind Southern Mexico. Properly tptiklng, Iht Aiteci ire t group of tevtn tribes occupying Uit Villey of Mexico tnd Iti immedlitc vicinity. Then pioplti were poueued of t high degree of culture, but distinguished for thtlr cruelty, particularly ln connection with thl rellgloui rllei. Some of their deirendanli Itlll reilde In the outlying villages In tht neighborhood of the City of Mixico . J.M., Miryivllli, B.C.—1 would Ukt to know If you could tell me tbt tddreu of thl pltct ln Vincouver when uied Army truck, ire told? Only recognized cir deilen miy apply for these truck!. We suggest Ihlt you lee your local cir dealer. Curloui Student, NeUon—Who wu Jick tht Ripper? He wu believed to be tht author of t number of murders which took plict ln London In the litter pirt of the 19th century. Not- vithittndlnf special work by Scotland Yird and privite detective!, the murderer wu newer cipturtd. Looking Backward 10 YEARS AGO (From Dally News, Mty Id, 19301 A height of 11 feet ibove low witer mirk wis retched by the West Arm yeiterdiy. • giln In 24 houn of .3 foot. Acting on the advice of W. K. Eiling. MP. tor Kooteniy West, the Boird ,of Tndt ytl- terdty decided to clrr-ulate ■ petition for reestablishing navigation lights on Kootenay Like tnd River. ?i YEARS AGO (From Dilly Ntwi, Mty 11, 1M1) Brilliant sumhine proved too much for 14 members of tht Nelson Rowing Club ind drew thtm to the witerfront—but i itrong wind kept them ashore A generil dun-up of the Clubhouse begin it once. There wu illo much talk of interesting tht fair sex in tbe sport lince itvtrtl of Ntlicn'i Indies hsve been miking inqulrlei rtgirdlng membtrihip. A. I Plekford returned from Procter lut night with itven Urge chir. 40 YEARS AQO (From Dilly New:. Mty IS. 1904) Aid. Harold Seloui. it tne City Council meeting list night, urged t resolution—which wu unanimously adopted-idvociting ching- ing tht timt in Ntlten (ind thui Mcurlng i tip* equal dlviti-m of diylighti by putting tht dock! ihetd ont hour. Two men uid to inswer (hi description of Ihe CPR. tnln robben who held up tht puiengir at Ducki. hive been irreited near the Amerlcin boundiry Today's Horoscope Orett ability tnd nitunl aptitude trt chirictf-litie of the person who li etltbrit- ing t blrthdiy todty You in • ronitint reider tnd enjoy only good llteriture Obier- vinL critical, ihrewd and ctutlout. you in i competent sociil leader. You ire iUo i loving parent md Ihe direct source of ill hip- pineu in your home This ifternoon is i good timt to look Into getting i civil itrvlct Job Bt ctreful h-w you tniwer questions, ind don't reveil i-ything unlets neceiury Defer my new plirs until tomorrow, „ tht aspect! ire idverse for itirting new pro)ec_. Test Yourself 1 Where ii the Ki-nehee Rivrr** 2 Whn wu Ihe first ciplUl of Ntw York 3 li "-rut open doet tht popultr song, Hill Hill, tht Cinjs All Here." come** TCgT ANSWERS 1 Ii Miir.e J K'ngtlrn 3 The Pirstes o( Ptnunet," by Ollbert end Sulllvin. Etiquette Hints When ynu iiiend n (Unt.fr dine*, jtgu ihould rtmnvf your ilovrj entirely, nol Juit •lip your' hinds nut of :V glovi handi ind turn bick tht cuffi When you dmc« b*twt«n courses, leive tht glovtt on your chair Words of Wisdom Blessed be the hind thit prtptrtt i pleu- urt for i child, for thtrt i» no uylng whtn ind where It miy bloom forth —Jtrrold hold of uultiintn Therefore they united to overthrow thli itronghold by wlthdnwlng the foollih "rlghtt" of private preptrty Mo ont cm eliln-i rlghli until thty hivt tried tn do their duty,' becimt Cmtdt'i wiiebword. By tht iplrlt thus crttttd tht New Cantdt wu formed Wt htvt pul glory Into drudgery, wi hive put pltuun Into tbt Mramen bunneis of 11(1. ind poetry tnd Iht enihus- lum of purpoteful erution into our mttntit Ink.' Even tht ones whom wt hid consider- id hnpalut ind hilplwt in bomt tleng on this tide of pragma" John'! fin glowed es ht thought of tht Ntw Cinidi. tnd looked forth ever "The Trill nf Hit Drum! lnd Roptt." Thtn comet t time whtn fnud tad llti in um tor whit Ihty'n worth: Whtn Juitlct reuserti itself upon this wiiry fir'h In such limit tndmt wrengi glvt wty •nd new Ideal htvt birth. for legtl formi in swept iwty. ind Hopt niurni. ind Mirth J C. Htrrli. Ntw Denver, BC. Miy 11. IMl ,sa_fl/7_7r/OiV=n I^Mkes, Turtles Accompany mir in i iwn \fack«nile King fo Untted Kingdom NEWS and VIEWS «• ly IDOAHIAUMAN Not io very long igo II you winted to trivel from Lima, Peru to Iqultoi. t Ptruvltn city on Ihe Amazon ISO mllei iwiy. you flnt took ■ ihip to London, returned to tht Eut cout of South Amend and then travelled 2X10 miles up tht Amiron by river itetmer. It took you thret monthi md you travelled 22.000 mllei! Todiy Douglu DC3 ilrllners ire flying from Llmi lo Iqultoi In four houn, tnd in i few weeki t 44- puienger DC4 will go Into lervlce on • three hour schedule. A mm nimed Elmer J, Fiucett went to Peru 2J yetn igo with only t tool kit ind I knowledge of tvlitloa Todiy he rum NEW YORK, Miy 14 (CP) - Theituor, l,t.-Cmdr. Peter Scott—trt on strtngest fellow piutngcn of hli their wiy to the London Zoo to re- extensive travels lodiy accompanied plrniMi stock! depleted during the over to tht New York Police De- ~ pirtmtnt'i "PAL" fund iPollcePrlme Minister MicKentlr King toJBIItr. With the Slikln. t rare bird Athletic Ltigue) md will bt uitd the United Kingdom iboird the Lln- ilmlltr tn • ciniry. they occupied to tend lomt of the cilyi undtr- er Queen Miry. j cabin S-22 with Cmdr. and Mri. privileged children lo lumnicr As neighbor! hi had in mort- Scott Mr. Klngi tulte li S-U. temp. ment of intkei md turtle!. Then The turtles, snakei ind illlgiton Thit wisn't the only Item of the alio wns i Colnmblin S'skln -the lalt are tn go via slow freight, week'i "ground flying." The other A number of allljalors ilso were not on th- luxury Liner Queen Mary dty Admirtl Lind, president of thi t0 have made the vo.vigt In Ihe rib- -were don.itrd t" Ihe London "Con Air Trtniport Auoclition, I ipeik- jn next-door-bul-nne lo tht Prlmelbv New York City*! Bronx Zoo. tr it the tnnuil Inltrnitloml tvl- Minister's cun-deck suite iboird the tmdr. Scott, rerentlv nut nf lhe ttlon luncheon of tht Aviation Ste- Queen Mary but the owneri of the toval Naw, has just completed a tion of Ihe Ntw York Boird of Bl.oOO-ton liner refuted paillgt lo lucceuful New York showing ot Tride. oddly enough hid to come the Siurlan mptllei They feared his painting! tnd ttchlngs. from Wuhlngton by trtin due tn the damage and ninic that might re- Cmdr. Scott s turtles will be fed wetthtr conditloni it the Nitionil iult ihould they break looie. en mule with raw meat-")uit lit. Airport. While citchlng hli brtith The turtles. 14 virletiei. and Ihe tie bils; anv old stuff handy" Cmdr company that on th* •""'• h' turn,d t0 lhe "nU*' miku-'reilly. Juit Utile orei only 3coll did not siy what he wlll feed line In Peru wllh 8000 mllei of dld v()u mtkl ouf., „,{ MmplBlon uld "Oh not badly it 111; 1 lift Pirli lut night md got in ibout in hour igo." It wu Sir Wllllim P. ilrwiyi. TOOK,A YgAR • He wu the flnt mm to fly from Llmi to Iqultoi over tht ruggfi Hlldrtd, director gtneril of thl In AndM which rlit to 22.000 fee' ternitlonil Air Trmiport Ailocl- Ht flew i Curtln Oriole through itlon who'd flown In lo Iddreu tht i 1000(1 ft. pm In tht mountttni guttti it the luncheon, togtthtr In 1M2 but the round trip took with Admlril Lind. him t yeir! He broki t P.ropellerj .tuutt ind hid to lend to New York to|°N» 'OR THI FtMMIS get mother thtn wiihed out the Th' gils'll likt thli ona. At i n- itcond one md finally hid In tend rent meeting it Stephen1! College, hli pltne down thl Amiron by John frledlinder, preiident of river iteimer md bick to Llmi i Aeronci, iptiklng on "uit of Iht through tht Pinimi Cinil airplane for business purposes by Plying In Peru Is quite different} women," uld "There htvi bttn from flying thi airline* in the,-_ny )„,,, about women u bick United 8titei Hetdquirttri it iMlt ejrivtn. Bul then ll no dinger Llmi li ipproxlmiKly it let ltvei. o( |uch doubt.ul humor b,ln, ip. but lomt of tht tlrporti run up lo i olM t0 |rl, ,. 9MelM nyln,_ l,*t.M0 feet, fiucett li nnt of thtl|J'or you „, M{ QaMtMM „,*-, fibuloui group of Amencm •<-'" | along for thi rldt. You irt, Initetd. dleri-of-fortunt who wtnt to South , ,h wh , [f A ^ Amtrict when flying wu In Itt ,im,t _fc ' • intoney tnd $»«&«*^ZlZ Umtlly I htv. unlimited f.Hh In ri'n,.h; '?,,n.T« h "fl-Jln Tmv l»« titan of perwn.l flying md kind 0.7.1 SfW wh'en J" w.men playing m ever Incnu- w one hid ever flown before. .Pre- I»lly ""PO'tint roll." Will rr__t tent iqulpmmt ll iwo C-47i which' P-"™ »™ J°" l"ta| to buy now, htvt been converted to DC-Si ind l g«u ■ recently acquired C-54 which U Avlitlon li pitying in tmportint being converted Into i DC-4 air- pirt in tht liltit idvertliing l|n THERES A FU1URE FOR YOU Civil Action Adjourned Due lo Illness I following in ippeil f-em C H Himllton, tolicltor for tht dtftnet. tht civil cue between Henry Brick- ion of Hill Siding vs. Jimei tnd Nettie H Plthlr of Hill Siding, which wu t-i open In Supnnie Cnurt Tueidey. wu idjeurntd by Mr. Justice J O Wllion dut to lllneti of Ihe two difmdin'i Mr F.-irkspn wu clllming dim- igtt igilnit Jtmei ud Ntttit H fisher fer "friudulently Jumping thl Contaet Ne. 1 mlneril dum. md for in Injunction igilnit the defendant! rutrilnlng thtm from tiktng my benefit" wllh tht Crown Grtnt ittetned ln frtug." trcnrdir.g lo tht plaintiff, to tht Oold Coin rrtc'-lonil mintrtl claim. A certlfletta from ■ doctor In Spokine wit ihown u evidence thit Nettle Tlihtr wu Ul with in- flutnu In thit city, whllt t certl- flttte lr*im Dr R. B Brummitt of Nelmn testified thtt Mr Tuner wu tlto 111 tnd should iley home for i week. P. M Donnenworth, tolicltor fnr Mr Erieksnn. objected to tbt td- I mrnment. explnnlrg Ihlt tht cl>t hid bttn going en for t long time Hi uked Ihlt Ml wltr.isaei bt nlled tt hi would hive difficulty In getting id- lotning his property ,t Hi Union Strut by A. I Hoeklni wll rt frrred In tht flntnee'C-^mnmat. Tnt JOB: There ire opening! tn miny of tht ground trirln, In- rlurling ttro-tngint tnd air frame merhtnict, trrriourert, telephonic tnd photofrtphic worken, clerln and rookt. In totne trtdet trttning will bt provided All offer edvence- mernt In return for herd work tnd proAciency Applicinti tnthout pre- vioui lenrkt mutt be over IS end undtr 16 TNI PAY: n-i.i- pay plui living allowtnctt tot nonrommiuioned renin runt from $9S monthly for Air rrtftmin Clitt 1 to JIM for Wtrrant Officer Cltu One. ettre pay for trade pfoficiency and increeted pay after three y*ert In tny rink; mtrritge allowance of $10 t month. Iree uniform clothing tnd medk-l ind dentil lertrtee THE HNUON: A l.fttime in come on ditchaife tfter 10 yean' or mort Mf-tiee; pennoni o-r1 intuitiet In tht event of prior diacharte on mtdictl grminrl.. md peruioni or grttuitiet to »itlow-! or children in tht event of deith while on lenrice. VETERANS' PREFERENCE: Ai imong tpplicinh, wtr vetertm tpplying for r(rtppointment will receive preference, tnd l( tccepted will be reappointed to the ranks they held at the time of their dtacharge, or to the nearett ranki which eit-tb- lithment permit!; tnd thru prior (•srrv-ict will be t ftctor in promotion and pension, ' TERMS OF SERVICE: Accepted tpplictnti enter Interim Force, which trermlnnttj* on or before September 30. 1947; good conduct, utit- fxctory medictl ritegory and trade proficiency anil cniblr tirmen to enlltt in Regultr Air Force for nves yeen end re-engige thrrcifter (or further flve-yetr trrmi WHEW TO AWy.AppHcttloni ihould be mtde to Wette-rn Air Commtnd. RCAF. Joint Servicee Headquartan. 4th Avenue Weet, Vancouver, B.C 1 '-'I * After tt yttn tdvtrttiing igtney •tperltnee Hmry T twtld etate, Ntwiptper •dvtrtlstng during Iht wir pi oi ed Ititlf to itrong tatt I heat Qevtrnmenti wlll nmllnut m vtlui Iht Imporltnn nf tullonil idvtrtuiag" I -•5 I )mitt VPiUS SECURITY OIPARTMINT OP NATIONAL DIPINCI FOR AIR Otllwl CAN-M Han. CelM Qbson. Mioitrar H f. Gordon. Deputy Avnlsfer MMI « I : 36&t &#y m i-PORTS esnevich Drops Game British hallenger for Technical Kayo LONDON, Mty 14 (CP)-Brlt- lln'i flnt post war bid for roller boxing honors indid In dttttt anight whtn Qui Lttntvlch, world light heavyweight chimpion from Cliff aide, N.J., icortd t 10th - round technical knockout tvtr Freddie Mill., Brltlih challenger, before t record crowd ef 11,000 it Hirringiy Artni. Ltintvlch exploded In tht 10th ■Ion of tht 15-round bout te floor Mllli twice, onct tor t count f nlnt. Mllli got up tnd triad to irry en but wu flattened agiln. fht referee stopped the fight with- Mel** WL jockey out t count ind raised tht Am erlctn't hind. Milli, known ai the Bournemouth Bomber, li Brltlih crulierweight (light heavyweight) champion. He weighed In at 173 poundi, 14 ounces, while I.e»nevich came in at tht 175- pound maximum. MAKES GOOD 8HOWINO Mllli, lightly regarded In Iht prt- flght bitting, mint t much bttttr showing thin wu ixpected. The former RAF. urgetnt went down three tlmu for • count of nlnt In the ttcond round but cime btck twinging to clou Leinevlch'i lift eye in liter rounds. II wu • iltm-btng, punishing contest md the 10th round opened with Mllli itlll ctrrylng tht battle to hli opponent Lemtvlch, noted for hit boxing skill, ihowed plenty of footwork tnd worktd iround Mllli carefully until tht Brltlih tllleholder'i guird dropped. Neir tht md of thi round Lttnivlch threw t Itft jab thtt Jolted Mllli. Thin came i left ind i right which flittend tht Briton for t nine- count. Mllli staggered to hii feet gtmely but obviously wu i litting pigeon for Leinevleh end wu floored by • bird right. Tht pro-MUli crowd cheered Wildly from the fifth round on li Mllli itaged hii comibick. It hid paid up to £20 i|W) t uit to set lhe battle, flrtt mijor bout between I Briton ind in Amirlcin since Tommy Ftrr, tht Wtlih cotl-mlner. met Jot Louli In New York ln IN* for thi world hitvywelght crown. (atalano Takes Gym Trophy for Second Year For thi lecond luccttlvt yur, Nelion'i Pro-Rec tetm hu relurned from Iht Cout with stir gymnut Eddte Catalans holding the Provincial champiomhip, and Ihe Dr. Weir Trophy. Although a Trail athlete. Eddie hai been training for i number of yeara under Ed Kelter, Phyil- cal Director of the Civic Centra. Also prominent it the meet wert John Irvine, placing sixth, and Fred Brett, placing eighth. Thli splendid showing wu mide despite the ftct thit Louli Hmic, one of tht teimi top-notch t'.hlitti, dillocitid hii knee whllt performing for • Welcome Home Reception for Nelion servicemen recently, tnd could not accompany Mr. Kelter tnd thi turn to Vincouvtr. Besides ttking part in the Pro vinclil competition, tht turn performed In t miu dlspliy it thi Vincouvtr Forum before ■ full houu of 6000. The tdvinct numbtri of thli dliplty, conilitlng of tumbling, springboard tumbling, high box vaulting ind trampoline tumbling, wtre ilso irranged by Mr. Kelter. District, Idaho Sportsmen Visit Gerrard Hatchery Ovtr 40 memberi from tht Nelson, Trill, Roulind ind Kulo Rod and Gun Clubs, tlong with four sportsme nfrom Idaho, mtdt t trip to the Gerrard Hatchery on Sundty. Thi ptrty met ln Kulo Siturdiy evening, end were twiy in t flotilla of four boati by 9 o'clock Sunday morning. In Ltrdtiu the group wu met by four trucks which took them the S3 miles along the old railroad bed between Ltrdetu ind Otrnrd. At Gerrard. luncheon wu served BALL SCORES INTERNATIONAL LEAOUt Syracuie 14 0 Montreal 4 11 Prendergiit. Bobeek, Juit ind Boilick; Buker md Franks. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Night) Mlnneipolli 1 t ] Louliville 8 111 Ltnebvre, Webb ind Rolindson Wilson ind Wallers. Ntwirk I I i Rochutrr 3 7 0 Pillttte tnd Ftllon; Byerly ind Bucht. Marion Wallops Lombard! Pitch lor Cardinal Winner in lllh rOtlNU ONll IN PATENTED Y'FRuN CONSTRUCTION \7heStrmetfStW0rt* Jockey ■y STEVE ROBERTSON Canadian Pre., (toff Writer Thi Nttlontl Letgue'i "Mr. Shortstop" wu buebill's hern yeiterdiy Mirty Marlon. St Louis Cird- Inili crick lnfltld only punchtd t slnglt Into centre-Held hut the clr- eumitoncM surrounding II mtdt him "vinhidow tht Dodgers In thtlr own Bronx | Tht btitt wtre loidtd ln tht 11th .kwtng ind It wu inybody's gimt until the ltnky Mirlon. with day fading la tht West ind tht wind I tutting Ukt t knlft, wlvtd Vic Lombirdl, fourth Brooklyn fllnger. for the pay-oft punch before 32,911 loytl Dodgtr i-lherents I WINS FOR LIFTY Lefty Mix Lenltr ihowtd tht ituff that 'Wl*' *** Mtil of i when he pile-bed hli beat to lehltvt bu Mth victory igtlntt no louet and hmded Um buttling Duroeher- nwn thair flrtt defut in 10 gimes it homt The leu reduced Dodgers* fireplace lead over the Cardi to • ttofle game. For t time It looked u though tht Dodgen. trading their recent chinned livei, mlxht pull mothtr out of (he (ire Trailing Ot iftor It chipters, they cant back lo wtllop Lanier and tto It up. 1-8, it thi tnd of the seventh, thinks to some tutty hitting by Billy Hermin md Dll'.e Wilker la thl Amirltin Litfui Batten Red lex bleaked Chietge whit. tax 1-4 whllt Wuhlngton Sen- ttert wtlltted DeteeH Tlgeri ll-t tad Ntw York Ytakeu Hopped 11 hm BrewM l-l. At Chicago Devt 'Boo' Ferrlu. with some help from Rudy York. tought ind wen cm of tht touihut mound dutlt of Ihe uiton by belting out Chieigo's Joe Hiynes bt- * tort t crowd of 1I.JM Tht colored locktri got but fouf IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIII FLY HOOK!, TACKLI l*_X|l RIILt, LINIk, IYIB FLIEg SAM BROWN l Out. Leo*, lefe tnd Cyili Wtrki 1 phone (Ml IOX XI lllllillllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll hiti oft Hiynes but ont of thou wu York's towering homer Into the left field stands Another wu i double by York In tht uvinth. Fer Tlu wu brilliant. 11a threw 71 Sitchei md put the Sox down with iree pltchu in the ninth. He wilk td but ont tnd struck out four. HALT TIGER* Tbt Tigers hid their elght-iimt winning struk ihittered it Detroit tn tht ftct of • J0-hit Wuhlngton inrlilng. Knucklibiller Roger Wolff, routing to hli third Victory tf thl seison. hid i four-hit ihut out until Tigers Lettftelder Anse Moore homered tn the ninth. In Iht only other Nitionil Lttgut gtmt Boiton Brivei trounced Plttiburgh Pirates 3-1 belort 20,782 fins. Lefty Jim Wtllact pitched i four hit gime—tht ttcond night contest In TVJrrten'l tnijor leigue history In winning hit second gimi of tht leison. Willice ficed only 31 bitters whllt striking out lit tnd wilklng ona A big fourth Inning In which thty scored four times uit td the gime for Boiton. NATIONAL LEAGUE tt LouU . .-.- 1 11 I Brooklyn 112 Lanur ind Odti; Grtgg. Bthr man. Herring. Lomberdl tad An tenon. BandTeck, Pidgett. PltUburgh .14 1 Boiton 3 10 Cibles Gtrheiuser. Wllkli tnd Camtlll; Wil'.ice tnd Hofferth. HMgRICAN LIAOUI Boiton 3 4 1 Chicigo . - Ml Ferrlu ind Wigntr; Htynw Ctldwtll tnd Truh, Dlekty New York • » I S" LouU > * ' Btevmi end Dickty. Fotttr, yinnin tnd MuieuM. Wuhlngton 13 K 0 Detroit . .110 Wolff tad tvtai: Ortrmlrt, Brldgu. Cattor tnd Ttbbttts BroYBi G«t Whit* BOITON. Mty 14 (AP)-Outbld ding teveral other clubi In both major Ittguei. Beaton Bravu Ute todiy iccjuirtd iht (wrvteti of southpaw Pitcher IrnU White, made t frit igtnt Mondiy night ky St LouU CirdlniU CANBCTRA. (CP>-Tht Houu of Rtpreunlttlvei bu pined t bill hr which Auitrtlltn wotnen mir- rirl tn iliers mty ratlin thetr Brltlih nitlnntllty u loat u they continue to live In Australia mill ii no otmii toncco hit un OLD CHUM Tb Tobocco if Quality .k -ciam i oi'-iiKii itoaitir net totirco- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Better Golf iiiniiiii iniiiiiii tnd Oil visitors uw how thi fish wtrt nttted tnd stripped. The group irrived btck ln Julio by T o'clock. Unfortumttly, tht main "run" ef fish wu over whtn tht group took thi trip, ind thty win unable to Mt thl operation during 111 but time. It wu thl general concensus of thou who vlilted the operition, thit tht entlrt let-up wu flnan- ciilly inidtquite. A member of the Trill Dub tald: "If thit li all wt •rt doing ibout our fish conservation program In thli Provlnct, it la like trying to Itop I hillslorni with i hindkirchlef." SPORT! WRITER Dill NBW YORK. Mty 14 (AP)-Eddie Brletx. HO, iports writer tnd column- lit, dltd it hli homt hire todty. Hli fimily uld he hid bun In poor hitlth for several yeiri. Hii condition bectme lerioui two diyi igo. 90,000 Trout Flngerllngs Are Liberated Approjtln-itttly 10,000 trout fln- gerllngl hivt bttn liberated In thl Weit Arm of Kooteniy Ukt, figure! intud by C. H. Robinion, Fish- erlei Supervisor, ihow. Circulation tf MOO marked flngirllngi wlll bi wttthid with In- ttrtlt, sport.mm hilng uktd to report en eitehra ef thut flih, liberation ef marked trout hu bun going tn ftr uvtrtl yun, with quit! t numbir ilrttdy rt- portid te Fiihirlei Brinih mtn. Fins in tut, thli virylng In eich grtup. NILSON DAILY NIWS, WIDNBDAY, MAY IS, 1946-7 In April, T1.7M unmtrktd finger' Ungi Wtre plinled la tht Weit Arm. Theie were three to five Inch Kimloopi {lib from tbe Gtrrird Hilchiry itock. Two to thru Inch flngirllngi from Lloydi Cruk Rilnbow itock, tolilling 11.080, wirt planted In the rlvtr tbovt tht Brilliant dim. In reserve for Chimpion Like In thl Trill Dtatrlcl irt 1IU Kimloopi flngirllngi from Oerrird, to be moved when roid conditloni permit. Somi 1000 ire being htld ovtr In Iht circular pond it tht Nelson Httchiry for feeding prior to liberation in thi Will Arm In tht future Mistletoe It • pirailtlc ivergrtm thrub which growl hinging from vtrloui treei. Ball Standing. I.MIRICAN Boiton Ktw York .... Dttrolt - Wuhlngton It, Louli Clevelind ... Chicigo Philadelphia NATIONAL Brooklyn It. Louis Boston Chicigo Clnclnnitl ... Ntw York ... Plttiburgh .... Philadelphia W L Pet. a 4 ta 17 9 .tM IJ 11 .577 11 12 .478 11 IS .428 8 19 _48 7 15 .318 T IB .200 18 11 11 10 .545 11 10 .524 11 .10 .524 II IS .458 t 12 .420 t 10 .238 (152 BID . I lOt I IN I II (here It licking In your Ing • illgbt ptuse it tht top M tbt btckiwlng during which tht hmd ind wrtii muKlu rnulrt i 1 .moment or two to draw up, Iprtng ^*^i ii«e ■ in return or hrrwird iwing I will rtort (mo oulekly Thli Ittdi to ml' limine which muni thtt yeur h.rdi will swing through thud it I rant rlubhttd md rauu illet Thli ' fisiH iltn rtutu ' - -r r> '• move yeur Mali i-»-tir toward (bt ground, net ta- wird "-• bill Let tout elub swing ILeek tl tat til' ind ivotd huto In I gel It h _______ ^__B HBSI^^flff^i DIITRICT CREEKS IN FULL FLOODt Roaring down to tht Wttt Arm It Cottonwood Creek it Nel.on it mow from tht mountolni li fid Into thl itriim. Tht Dilly Ntwt photographer found tht ipriy, ibove, could bt ftlt from 100 to IM fttt iwty is thi witer cruhed Into tht rocks. Similar ictlon cm ht mn it ilmost iny dlitrlct aritk. 0,'~"3*%. d _. NILMN LUMIIR PLANT RICONITRUCTION BIOINI: Firm, for thi ntw Powell Lumber Co, Ltd.. mitchblock ftetory, to riplica tbt original building dtttreyid by fin lait Jtnutry, irt being laid, tbtvt. Tht office tnd lumber ytrd It In tht background. NO DUNGAREES: Turn ibout It fair play, annoyed by the practice ef girl ttudenti appearing fer tlatl did In dungirtti, theie student! tf tht Robert E. Lie school decided tl turn tbt toblu tnd tr- —Dilly Ntwi Photo. | rlvld wurlng dn r FASHION FARADI IN TOKYO For the flrtt time girls en duty it Red Crete heedquiet tr. In Tokyo wirt permitted te weir ftmlnlisi cltthtt thli It-Hie*. Htrt. thi trlt. Joined ky Jltenttt wemtn. IHplly thtlr Inter finery I thiy et re II dawn t Jia tvinue. ] They'll Do It Every Time ly Jimmy Hatio TK_ STugTWCTJE I_TtN<3 TMTtS JU-TLik£ SHf SOUNDS ANO I'M NOT -flOOlN'- if / iM? V Jff \\k\m\t. 9075 sou 10. it AUNT HET "tf I wu hurt nrf th* g-frtrnment. Td try In dn a good Job But I don't Intend tn gtt grir hairi frtrtttn' ■bout i job that iln't my roponii* billty " SR-ft-p ]■ < V 'l 1 it art •">. k . i -Je^jRJ _5W 1 dito*^ C tsj ^Sp LmJmSIUL 8TITCHERY II SMART: Tht imbroldery gives thli frock l party air. Do It In tht main color of drtti or In vtrltd colon. She'll bt proud of thlil Ptttern 768 contains tramftr of embroidery for ptntl tnd collar; draw pattern In ilzei 2, S, 4, 5, t. Ittto tin dttlrtd. •tnd TWENTY CENTS (20c) In for thli pattern. Print plainly coini (itimps cannot be acctpttd) SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS. .ITYLE NUMBER. Send your ordtr to Dtlly Ntwt Pttttrn Dtoirtmtnt, Nttton. 8. C. HL*S|*SOa.*VOONL Wfr-tCWMAR TT-IARRT ANOTHUI GAL.'.e- ONLV CHANCE. TVOP KIM IS VSlNt MAM MCS- SAOl ON TM* RADOO. TtU.71 NIGHT/T IN' HIM DONT MARRY /VOU LISTEN •nun* GiRtr ___ Minimum 1 line, per Insertion Box numbers lie cxtri Thh foveri tny numbtr of timet PUBLIC (LEGAL) NOTICES TENDERS ETC Kk per lint first Iniertlon tnd Itc each tubiequrnt Inwrtlon ALL ABOVE RATFS LESS 10*". FOR PROMPT PAYMENT SUBSCRIPTION RATE* rented houu may nlct homt ln Filrvliw, ;trden end .Uy Newi. Kar Da' wlih to buy irgt liwni. Box 811 LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND FARM SUPPLIES, ITC THC WHICH-, ,r( chicks civr WUITJ Theie ftmpui chlcki In ever increulng quility hivt been railed by lucceuful poultry-men for over 25 yeiri. They ire igiin ivilliblt In tht following breeds White Leghorns, R.I. Reds. Birred Rock! tnd New Himpihlrei. A letter will bring full pirtlcu- liri md prlcei by retura Order now tnd remember "ITS RESULTS THAT COUNT" %5g&Sendall ——~^~~* no i. jaj BOX N, LANOLEY PRAIRIE, BC. Box N Vernon, B.C. (Branch Hatchery) TO'Aa'BWER- of BaBY*' CHICKS IN 1948. Your future proflti from poultry wlll be determined by the quility of itock you buy. Our new poultry firm, becked by thirty yein poultry breeding experience. It devoted excluilvely to the production of itrong, healthy, production-bred itock. Only biros on thli firm ire used to produce our bibv chlcki ln While Rocki, R.O.P. Sired White Leghorns md New Himpihlrei. Write for our Illustrated 1048 price lilt • APPLEBY POULTRY FARM Mlulon City. B.C FINEST QUALITY R.O.P.-SIREU Rhode Itlind Red ind New Hemp ■hire Chlcki it my regular price ot $4 tor 18, 18 for 50, 815 for 100 Book your 1848 Chicks now GEORGE GAME R-O.P. Breeder. Armitrong. B.C. MACHINERY Electric Motors Single Phose Vi h.p. to 5 h.p. 3 Phase 1 h.p. to 200 h.p. New and used. Nelson Machinery & Equipment Co. 114 Htll St Phont 18 Mining, Milling ind Siwmill Michlnery, Building md Contractor!' Supplies. "If it's machinery you wmt consult ul." ^.ABL--P^P_--T--l,^iiTi^, 15,00 ft., Vi, ntw flexible galv. cable, 3c per ft.; 25,000 ft, 3-18, new flexible galv. cable, 4c per ft.; 90.000 ft, 7-18, in 1500-ft. lengths, ilightly uied plow iteel cable. IVic per ft: 40,000 ft 8-18, In 1500-ft. length! ilightly used plow iteel cable, 10c per ft; 4-Inch semi-steel vises. 88; ltrgt stock ill sizes pipe ind flttlngi; ltrgt itock new iteel plate remmnti; new Gllchrlit logging jacki, 875; new hind winches, ""■ -_- ATLAS IRON _ METALS LTD 2.V) Prior St. Vincouver PERSONAL WHEN IN VANCOUVm STOP AT Aimer Hotel Opp. C.P.R. Depot fclTVXaFl&BGra SIZE 1NCII- bitor. Oood condition. Chew'. 614 Vernon Street Sidney Hyams, Fur Stylist Repairing • rtmodelllng • Stongt 3rd. floor. 543 Granville, Vincouver 25cTH PHOT6"25c P.O. Box 434. Vancouver Any 8-exp. roll developed md print- ed Mc. Reprints 3c Free .4x7 coupon. GREY HAIR HAtfDrc£F_YOVf. Uu Angtllqut Grey Hair Restorer to regiin ntturil color-life, fl it Minn-Rutherford md ill druggists. »0MW(5 IS a WCaE^fHSoTf —Tiki Wilder's Stomich Powder ' to itop the ptln ot lndlgeilion, heirtbum, or lour itomtch. 60c ind 61 it ill druggliti. ATTENTION SCHOOL BOARD lecrttirlu. Wl hivt • large itock of newsprint, mlmeo md bond piper ind can fill my order immediately. Daily Newi Printing Dept, NtUon, Brltlih Columbia SUGAR SUBSTITUTE li uied by the teaspoonful the lame u sugar, ilso for bakings, cmning, pickllngi. to pound lun 81.00. 100 pound lire 84.90. Delivered. Sugar Sub., Plimondon, Alti bulldlngi, Boi JAM Dilly Newi. .hy 6/iXbtM wanna loU for ule. Iditl tor building Apply owner 410 Gore Street. WAiffH) - W Wt BIALL houu or lot In Fairview or Nelmn. Box 8184 Dally Neva. for salK-7 IMH HOllO OR Douglu Roid. Apply (M Cirboe- ite Strut IUSINOS OPPORTV1NITIP WANTED TO PURCHHASE tourlit cimp, prefenbly with smill store clou to summer resort md school. Winted alto chicken rmch going concern or combined Write full ptrtlculin In first Utter ta W. t Reptye. 837 Alder Ave, Moon Jew, Suk Will visit proipecti personilly very shortly. modern bA"AY TOR IALI - milking michlntt etc Box 6184 DtUy News. Phom 144 fer Wint Ad tervlee • HORSES FOR SAL£ Heivy, young, "will-brokm logging or firm horsu. Weight 1500- 1800. Hlookoff _ Kmlgm, Appli- diic, ac rl6MI WANfflb ABOUT IJOu lbs. Firm ind buih work. State prlct. E. CTum, RRl Nelion IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF RELIABLE MINING MACHINERY Mancha Trams ond Mucking Machines, Mint Railt, Pipe, Compressors, Rock- Crushers, Ball Mills, Stop- ers, Jock Hammers, Valves. Vancouver Sales ti Appraisals Limited 848 Bitch Avenut Vincouver, B C AUTOMOTIVE, MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES Swlvtl Typt, Insidt Control SPOT LIGHTS Cbromt-pltttd — High Poster. Ideel lor can, bolts, trucks. ' Now ln Itock it PEEBLES MOTORS Ltd. NELSON thrWib - KT (Ml _AT*R modtl coupe or tedin Box 1873 Dilly Newt. —cTsT POWER SAW REPAIRS Our staff U fully mined ln tht tervicing ind repair of ill miku of power chain uwi. Ship to us for lmmtdltte tervlce. AIR EQUIPMENT SERVICE LTD. 1401 Hornby Vincouvtr, BC Wt trt BC. diltributori for Le Rol tlr comprttion tnd tnglnet; Tim- ken biti tnd rods, powtr chain uw repaln. >ugar LET THE AMAZING FORTUNE teller help you with your fimily problems. Lucky diyi md fortunes told with six question! for ont dollir. Please write wllh Ink to Mdme. Albina. 143 Rupert Ave., Winnipeg. !_ES ATZOHbLWS AN'6NYM6IJS Thli li a positive md permanent rtleue, from drinking without coit or Inconvenience. It li I persoml ind confldmtlil lervlce rendered by other ilcohnlics who hive found freedom through Alcoholics Anonymous. Box 3803 Daily Newi. FURS Why weir • ihtbby Fur Coil- Free Polir Storage with ill expert restyling tnd repairing— No piyment required until coit Uktn out—Tree estimates. POLAR FURS LIMITED 548 Granville Strtwt Vincouver. B. C. PUBLIC NOTICES THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NELSON, British Columbli Tike nottct thit Tht Corporation of tht City ot Nelson intends to tpply to tht Public Utilities Commislon of tht Province of British Columbli to increue Street Rtllwiy firu to tht following rittt: Adult- 4 ticket! tor 35c Single fire; 7c Children: 8 ticket! tor 25c Single fin: 4c And further ttkt notice that any objection! to thl proposed chinge ln Street Rillwiy firei miy be filed with the Public Utilities Commiuion. Vlctorii, B.C., not liter thin thl lit diy ot June, 1048. W. A. GORDON City Clerk. Dated it Nelion. B.C. thii Ith diy of Miy, AD. 1846. RENTALS MINI! Armlillct Astorli Attbelle .. Aunor FURNISHED BEDROOM FOR rent to rupectible lidy or gentlemen. Close in. 718 Stanley. Phone 885-Y, PETS, CANARIES,'lEES, ETC. BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPS for ule, males 810, ftmtlet 87. F. D. Wird, RRl. Nelson. Market Trends VANCOUVER-Minu were off on the itock exchange while lndui- iriili moved up. Oils wtre un- chtnged. Siles wtrt 81,000 ihires. LONDON- -Dealings on tht itock mirket provided i contritt to tht tctlvlty of fnirkttt yeiterdiy. NILSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1946—9 Toronto Stock Quotations Aumtqut „ —_____ Bait Mtttl! Mining . Betr Exploration Betttle Oold Mines , Bevcourt Bldgood Kirkland ... Bobjo Mint! Bonetil r „. Boycon Brilornt Broulln VANCOUVER STOCKS nroir Inqulrt nOTfT at 8X •winrpAY delivery truck. Vernon Street. Riff Arib U___ PART- foR AU miku ot cen. City Auto Wreck en Box 14. Grinitt Road •OATS AND ENGINES FOR 8ALE-I7 FT. OUTBOARD Motor Boat with trailer. Cedir Hull. I uiuerigir. Remote control steering. H mile ip -t light. leitheret upholrtared teaU, pow- ered with ll hp 4 cylinder Evm- rude outboard 1841 model, run ibout 100 hours Miy bt Inspected it Ftr.lt. BC. or picture! ivilliblt Apply T 11 Wilton. Fernie. B.C. Nitionil Single ind Uoublt Drum Guollnt Hoisti Ideil for Log Loading, Lind during Dragline tnd Building Comtructlon. NATIONAL MACHINERY CO. LTD.. Vincouver, BC We hive for imaedittt dtllvtry Wettfleld radial irm cut-off uwi which irt versitlle, iccunti tndi efflclmt Evtry contrdor ind builder ihould htvt one of thete uwi Comt ln tnd ue demonttn- itlon Write or phont for ctttlogue 'PURVES E RITCHIE k SON LTD. 858 Hornby St. Vincouver, BC. NATIONAL P5RTABL_ ojMT- MILLS in stroggly built tor eco- nomlcil p-rodiic_on to tult Wift- trn Cintdltn Umber. Mmufactur- ed by NATIONAL MACHINERY CO. LTD, Vincouver, BJ- MR -ULt-rV-Rb-OH TRACTOR Spade lugt High tentlon Mag. Nesf Cockihutt Mewer. Rtiton- tblt price. Write R Qulnn. Hirrop, BC ALir-"ST*eiX CORDWOOD SAW frimei Nitionil Michlnery Co Ltd. Gnnvllle bland. Vincouver fblt SALI-rl*) TWIN ■*«•. * in running condition for 8175 cuh W J Lebedolt Glide. BC STOP ITCHINO TORTORES OF eciemi, ptorluli, ringworm, ith- lete'l foot md other ikln Irritations with Ellk'i Ointment No. 8 prescription ot noted ikln specialist. Itch nlleved promptly •kin healed quickly or money refunded. 1100, 8-00. Mill orden filled promptly. Order todiy from Ellk'i Medicine Co, Dept. a Sukitoon, Saik. stoFswferinci" from'foC lowing itomtch Disorders: Add Stomich. Indigestion, Heartburn, Coited Tongue, Bad Bretth, Sick Heidichet, ttc Um Ellk'i Stomich powder No. 2, prtpirtd uy experienced Phirmtciit It must give lmmedlite results ot money back. II, a Mill orden tilled promptly. Order today frcm Ellk'i Medicine Company, Dept 42. Sukitoon, Saik ROOM Street ROOM AND ROARD and Board, lot HIGH DAILY CROSSWORD lUirkofs 8 AvillM t Virtttyt- 10 Robutt lLUUndla Pactte 11 Virletyy willow 14 Leather Oaakforotl It Tree 18 Fither 17 _>llartl eit* 18 Strike It Jewel 80 Attack violently J2 Muetcal tnatrumeat IJ Tree 84 CUalPtral X Nimble r I Wrttartot 8 OtBtiiat the By ir (d 11 T Rlvtr (Run Ttrtl A AU t 11 Tht hat. ptut tl Sloping roadway tg Make II 11 Mucullnt pronoun IS Ahamleu | Baird (C Am I 11 Like tie 11 Oerdar, tool | tt Mtiah M Badiee al 43 i .11 .'.'«t : '.til'" g.l"l_i8'.*H 1:1*1 .l"Hi. 11 alt .14.1 lit 4.1.1 4 1.1 u;d tt Bntrtnet rt mi* » Bulls- M Pauet Jl' Exetllteit M.Tranket ttne M Vtrtal 17 rttith lAfr I It Btvertgt BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AWAVIM ANO MINI RgPRIUNTATIVII If TOMWttHiM.AMAY en. XI Ji Asa* 'CASH FOR DOMESTIC MEEDS Whta yeur domestic expenies pile up alarmingly and you need ready etih-go to Cimp- heU'i There in 4 kind! ot loam ivilUbli to you Lift In- surinct hu been tdded ind ntei reduced. Then li nothing complicated tbout getting money it Cimpbell Fuiince In t etrilght-forwird. friendly Interview, In privite with i Cimpbell expert, you can quickly irrtngt t suitible lorn •nd convenient repayment terms Often you em get your cub within • diy Terms u long u M monthi it CAMPBELL FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED Baker St Phone 1088 Abovi Flnki Rttdy-to-Wur MINES Biyonne -... Brilornt B R Corn B R X Ctrlboo Gold Congrau Dentonli George Copper Orull Wlhkint Hedley Miscot IntClsC blind Mountiin Kooteniy Belle McGllllvny _ Minto _ Pacific Nickel , Pend Oreille Pioneer Cold Premier Bord Prtmlir Oold Prlvtteer ....... Quitiino Red Hawk Reevei MicDonild Reno Gold SeUpon Sheep Creek Sllbik Prtmitr Whltewtter Tiylor Bridge __ Wellington __L OILS Anaconda Anglo Cinidlin A P Coniolldited Ctl _ Edm Calmont _, ,• Cnmowll - ■ a, coftmoitwttiio .._ Dilhoualt Foothl-i Home McDougtl McLeod Mtrcury MIU City Segur Jl 1350 .18 .18 855 .14*4 .45 .184 .184 1.81 .40 .104 .tt .oo .15 S.50 tto .10 115 .84 .194 .104 1.48 .184 Jl 140 124 .084 .75 .074 04H .1.08 .14 128 a M . AT 40 1(15 109 .07 Ml Joeephiae St, NeU-n. MD I RMliltmArtD. R C. A ver Chemist Mine RprtntvtL -—■ FOR SAU, MISCELLANEOUS the *wE#r -wrtXA* ahav Office. 410 Kooteniy St- Ntlaon. •m flngli copy By ctrrltr. per week |» idvince By cirrler. per ttir ly mills ovttlet NlMtn: One month Three tnonthi —— Six monthi One yeir 8 at .. UW 8 TJ 108 48t too .' MUrf McLaRRM. B". CHBO-1 prirtir X-rty Splnogrtphy Strmd Theein Bldg, Trail. BC Ph. Ot 6i_aW6"MiLHH I MATK)NaL 6IaU6HT> -ULLDro CO. LTD, Drilling ind Bit ler-! vice Hk V*. RoMlind. BC tNGIN[IHt~AN"rrt0fViV8WI k. * "HaAgDI. MlrtWa AUD Civil r.r.iinev BC. Land Sur- t tvor Rfiilird ind Grind Torn M1t> C AlTUKX. ill Mia ft i Nelson, BC Surveytr, Ttgtntar INtuRANt1~AelO RIAL I1TAT1 ciiAS r McHaJU Ren K.t.te Phone 131 MACHINI 3 H.P. Wisconsin Air Cooled Motors Heavy Duty NOW IN STOCK Jutt the motor to powtr your boat drive your uw or pump water. GREENWOOD'S Hirdwirt. Furnltura. Eltctncil Nitionil Pile Okalta Com Pietlta _ PieiHc Pelt Royal Canadian _ RovallW Spooner __ Suriet Vinalti _.. Vuletn . INDUSTRIAL! Ctpltat EiUtes Coast Brewerlei Pacific Coyle UNLISTED MINIS Big Miuoiirl Bluebird Brooklyn St Cmty Cuyunl Federal Hedley Amal Home Gold Olympic Pic Etitem Gold Pilot Protperlne Silly Mlntt Spud Villey Tiylor Windfall Vintndt Sliver Ridge Wttko UNLISTIO OIL! South End Pete United .05 ttu .194 44 .Ot .78 .034 .10 ia ii 100 .08 .08 .101* US .04 .11 -014 .IS .11 01 .JO .17 .» .07 41 48 .014 .134 Ot .124 14.00 .184 .18 1.80 .144* .434 .20 .17 1.84 45 2.00 .12 .08 4 .» 370 8.83 .104 2 2(1 .88 .17'. .11 1.50 .19% H4 148 1.17 .04 .80 .08 .08 .11 235 J5 175 .08 .08 .064 23 .19 04 10.00 .11 .08 .15 800 3 10 38 .07 .07 .184 .11 i.» .044 .11 02 S JO .21 on 31 nt 45 50 .034 11V, .11 NEW TORS STOCKS i 481 Baker Applltneet Phont 55 Above rttei iinty In Canada. United Stairs ind United King- don to lubtrrlberi living oul- eide regultr cirtier >rei Elsewhere tnd' te Ctntdl when txlri iWlige is required: Cm* month 41 .'0 three months rnn six ir.nr.tlis MOO one sear too i JO Ooddtetof datra Jl Fimtlipig 32 Anger Jl Land. melrirt 14 I-.' I M ll in debt 31 Bend .IS Short tna tin Jt Dtateroue 10 TheOtteat 41 Loot eakaiwe