60 U.S. Bombers, 104 Hun Planes Downed irfe^ LONDON, Oct. 15 (Friday) ((..*% #7« bombers reached deep Into Cer many ye^*f. important ball bearing plsnt st Schweinfurt . number of 60 bombers while knocking down what was probably the fiercest^ single tir battle ever fought. Escorting long-range fighters accounted for mother IS tlrcrtft, boosting thi totil ot enemy louei to 104. Two of the Amerlcin tighten were mining, bcoitlng the raiders' total louei to 63. thi ilu of the attacking groupi wu net innounced but United Statu Army Heidquirten referred It thim u "ltrgt formitloni." It wu thi iecond umih In two monthi it the induitriil city in South-central Germiny.. ' . The heaviest previous Amerlcin lou wu 59 bombtn on tht Regens- burg-Schwelnfu;t. stymie nld to' Afrlci Aug. 17. A new United Stttei high of 60 bombers loit compired with the R.A.F. peek ol 58 in an Aug. 23 night raid on Dcrlin. and the Luftwaffe's wont day, Sept. 15, 1940, when 185 plmei were ihot down in the Battle of Britain. " RUSSCAPTURE BIG CITY OF ZAPOROZHE Isolate Nazi Troops in Melitopol by Cutting Railway CLOSE ON KIEV While plying the high prloe ef ponlbly 800 crewmen killed er mining plui pirhtpi $20,000,000 worth of preclilon michlnery loit, preliminary reporti Indicated thlt thi plant, whou producti form kiy parti of Nul wtr machine, wu knocked out of production. "Thin ought to bt btll bur- Ingi rolling ill ovtr Q....11 ,.y By JUDSON O'QUINN , Anociated Prtn Stiff Writer LONDON, Oct 14 (AP) —The Red Army captured by itorm thl Induitriil citadel of ziporoine on the Eut bank of thi Dnieper River Bend todty, thui ihttttrlng Germiny'i Southern defence line and opening the wty for 1 Soviet lindilldi Into tht Crimei when 100,000 Oermtn troopi rlik in- trapment, Sixty-five miles to the South Rus- slan troopi hivt l.olated Germtn troopi in Melitopol ifttr cutting night" uld ont ertwmtn who ,hem otl bom ^ Crlmw by in,p. wttchid hundredi of bombi pour|.pwg y,, main r,uw»y int0 tht pen- Into the target dupitt tht dei- ln|uU ,t two ^^t, ^a g^,, pent, tffort- of tht Niz AlrldiUy communique dlicloied. , Pone to break up tht bulli-eye bombing. VJlillt .crewmen wtrt untnlmoui In reporting It wu 1 fint Job ol bombing, they ilso igreed thit oppoiltlon wu tht itrongest they hivt tn countered. Sgt D. O. Ellis of Newcastle, Ind. t gunner, uld the Oermtni used two-engined lighten in tttteklng hli formation. "Wt rm Into tvtrylhlng ind uw fighten ill over the place,' 'nid in- other gunner. Tht Berlin radio, broadcasting • D.N.B. report, claimed 90 Amerlcin planes were shot down, correcting their earlier claim ot 70. REPORT HANOVER DAMAOE Reporti releued on 1 itudy of reconnaissance photograph! ol tht dimage to Hanover, which hu been blaited three timei ilnce StpL 33, Ihowed Ktrcely 1 building undam- tged In the dtyi' central irei between the main rttteuy iHBgfr ta* llichiee Like to the Southweit. Photognphi alu ihowtd men thin tm ind 1 htlf Mjutn mllu of "ilmoit complete devtitetlen" In thl builneu tnd tdmlnlilntlve •action tf tht olty. - . Tht United Stitei lth Aix Forct tnnounctd thtt both Uje huge focke Wulf uiembly pltnt it Htrltnburg to lut Praiila, ind the component fictory It Anklam, In Eutern Germiny, bid betn knocked out of production by Amerlcin preclilon blowi Oct . Ttta plmt it Htrltnburg tloni ic- counted for ilmoit hilf the uiembly ot Fockl Wulfi ind tht Anklam es- ubliihment wu in Important mm- uficturer of vital pirts for Germm fighten. llie big Schweinfurt roller bur- tag fictory mpplylng the prime u- untliU of ilmoit every typt of equipment necemry for modern wirfire occuplei 72 cloiely packed icrei on thl river mtln it Schweinfurt ud wu tht target of 1 big Amtrlctn ittick Sept. 17, To Pay Additional Subsidy on Coast Fluid Milk VANCOUVIR, Oet. 14 (CP) - A. E. Rlchirdi, Secrettry ol the Agricultural Food Botrd ln Ottawi, innounced Wedneidiy thit SO iddltionil lubildy of 80 centi t hundredweight on fluid milk ln (hli irei will be paid producer! U from OcL 1. fl. A Muon, Britlih Columbii npmentitlvi of tht Botrd, Uld thtt milk producen now receive 25 centi I hundredweight lubildy to cover increued coiti u retail pricu Of milk ind milk producti in frozen. Bodies of Murde rtd Civilians Fill I Wells of Kiev City NtW YORK, OcL 14 (CP). - Tht I BBC todiy quoted refuieei from I Kltv, ctpltil of Um Ukrilne, u uy- ling thit of 10,000 priionen tn the | concentration ctmp there "18,000 i ihot ind tht rut deported." | 17mm retugeu uid the Germin I terror "hu retched lta puk ud willi to the cily in filled with I bod In of murdered women ind chil. mr "A mftold li erected on the mein litreet of Kiev ind the fimoui City [Cinil U filled to Ihe brim with Ithouiindi of execution vicLmi," the I broaden! itld. |5S INjUMD |IN DERAILMENT HTLn.CTTY. Mont. OcL 14 (AP). rtfly-elghl penone wtn Injured Itodiy In Uw denllment of the Mil- IwiukM Rotd*i But-bound puun* Htr tnln. the Olympian The witer- Iseflened roadbed evidently pn lttiy. Only five of the Injured wen stilted u in ur.ow eeodiuon. 2 CITIES IN FLAMES Fighting their wty over heapi of Germin detd, the Riuiitni ilso were doting in on Kiev on tht Wut bank of thi middle Dnieper from their bridgeheads established North tnd South of the capital, nid the bulletin. Front dispatches uld the Ruulini were .mashing ahead In I furious tffort to takt Kiev befort Germtn dyntmlte squad- complete the wrecking of tht city, ilready In flimei. Gomel, In lower Whttt Russli, ilio ippeirs to be on the verge ot filling to the Ruulini, who hid crossed tht Sozh River North ind South of tht city tnd now trt tttteklng Iti gites. Gomel also wii reported being nut to tht torch by Oermtn incendJtristi. Tbt broken Germin trmlei thtt hid manned the Ziporozhe-Melito. ' line ,«8»tottentd with taai- itlon in trying to flit icrou the mudfliti between the lower Dnieper ind tht Set ot Azov just ibove the crimei. There ire no natural defen.ei lift to thim until thty reach the safety of tht Weitern btnk of tht Dnltptr. Otn. Rodltn Millnoviky'i trmy took Ziporoihe, ■ olty of nurly 2(»,ooo fiv« mllu stutniut of thi ilte it Klchku of thl $110,- 000^00 hydro-iltetrio worki ind dim whleh Ihi Ruulini deitroyed In Auguit, 1841. Thi victory1! ilfniflcince wu ootid by Stiiin who ordered Moicow's SM victory cinnon to flrt JO 111-, vou, one of tht heiviest ulutes yet' given a Ru-ilm triumph. A Tm diipitch brotdctit by Hoi- cow ilio uld thtt t itetdy stream of Ruulin troopi win niching thi Wutern Up of Lhe Timtn penlniuli of thi Ciucuui icrou thi two- mile-wide Kerch Striit from the Crimei. TTiese troopi undoubtedly in going to mike in tinphlbloui ittack from tht Eut on thi Crimei whllt thl forcu under Millnoviky tnd Tolbukhln itrlki from thi North. Kiev, while Ruull'i moit beiutitul dty ind indent capital, hu bttn reported burned ind devuli- ted to i grut extent. Oermtn wreckers tlm win re ported buiy In Gomel, where tbt Rid Army hu itormed Into tht •uburbt ind thruteni to tum the fink of the 200-mile Germin de- feoce line running icrou White Ruuie to Vltebik In the North. {•*< United Stttei Lets Twe Deitroyeri! Jspi Attempt to Rate. Attu. Pegs 10. Itock Creek Officer With Engineeri In Italy. Page 5. . , New Labor Cede for Canada New In Draft Form. Page 6. VOLUME 48 FIVS CENTS PER COPY NILSON. BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCTOBER tt. 1MS = ALLIES SMASH VOLTURNO LIU MONTY'S HIGHROAD TO LONDON British military police have marked Gen. Montgomery's Northward trail through Italy "Monty's Highway" and have place these signboards at regular intervals. The Eighth Army, which started ita advance from Egypt, hopes to return to England via a road through Europe. 6000 Men Walk Out in Big Shipbuilding Yard KBARNY, NJ., OcL 14 (_.).-_ wilkout of ilmoit Ult entire iecond ihlft of 8000 mploytu vlrluilly •hut down United Stitei Steel'i redertl Shipbuilding A Dry Dock Co. yerd here tonlghL« Wllter C. Hemlngwiy, Vlce-Pruklent tnd Genenl Miniger innounced. The work itopptgt of C. I. O. employeei iprud griduilly u thl workeri lift tht yird In • m 111 groupi It wu dliowned Immediate- ly by Union otflcUU u uniulhor- tied. Both Hemlngwiy ind Qivln Mir Phenon, idmlnlitrilor ot Loctl 18. Induitriil Union of Hirine ind Shipbuilding Worken. uld Uit wilkout mulled from the dlichirgt of five ihop ittwtrdi iccmed by the Compiny of fomenting I work Itoppige urller thla wttk. Find Uquor SHH in Church Tower BRADOfTON, fit- Oct. 14 (AP) —A moonthint liquor illll. completi with i 10-gillon boiler end copper worm but no miih, wti tound yeiterdiy It lhe bell tower of the Chrlit tplicopil Churoh I4 downtown Bndenton. Czech Fanner Shook Self (amp Lister CRESTON, B.C.. Oct. 14-Ben Edl, Czechoilovakian, tged 42, tnd farmer it Ctmp Liiter, ipparently committed iuielde lut night by ihooting himself with 1..22 calibre rifle. Hli body w|i found this morning by • neighbor, John Kusnir. Edl bought land it Liiter undir the Land lettlement Botrd, ind resided on hli term since 1940. He hid bun IU tor iome Ume wtth itomach gllmenti. , r*.+r^*__~1_____ Coroner t. Millindilne, with Provlnclil Police, lnveitlgtted tbe cue thli morning, tnd It is reported there will-be no inquest. The deceued is turvived by • brother, Jim Edl of Evergreen, Alti. Accuses Britain of Interference WASHINGTON, OcL. 14 (AP.)- Senitor Gerald Nye (Rep.-N.D.) leaned Britain todty ot trying to "nose Into American pontics," itlrrlng up • brief flurry In which Senator Claude Pepper (Dem.-Fli.) uld Uie illdweiterner wu trying to throw "1 gift ln the ilde of our Ally." Seniton Pepper, Ctrl Hitch (Dem.-N.M.) md Alben Berkley (Dem.-Ky.), the majority luder, ill challenged Nye ifter he quoted 1 report, thlt Prlmt Mlniiter Churchill remarked on hli lut vlilt here thit It would bt "1 tragic ci- tutrcphe" lf Preiident Rooievelt failed to be reelected to t fourth term. Nye gave u hli tource Drew Pearion, ridlo commentitor ind col- umnlit. Berkley told him thlt he did not believe Hr, Churchill "ever mide iuch • itatement." Berkley added thit he.hii teen the Prime Miniiter "every Ume be hu been ln Wuhlngton tnd I htve never heard thit hi expreiied tny opinion on lhe Presidential election" Hitch quoted Irom Samuel Graf- Ion, incther columaiiL thlt t "vide turch" ippnri to bt under wiy "to Ond in inll-Engllih Issue." t Wires Shot Into Air Bring Down Hun Planes LONDON, OcL 14 (CP)-When thert iren't btrrigt btllooni hindy with their ciblei to entingle enemy plmei, the R. A. F. Billoon Commind, It wu d-tclooed todiy, hu bun uilng e mlllttry version ot thl "Indlin rope trick," ihooUng wlru Inlo thi tlr where they ire lupported for 1 time by pinchulei. In IT timu when the device wu uied on lind, thl innouncement uld three enemy plioei wtrt deitroyed. four wtrt probibly dimiged ind it leut ieven wert diverted from the ttrgtt At ui, it leut K ihlpi were uv«d from dtmtgt thli wiy ind nim enemy pltnu wtrt deitroyed Nazis Report Allied Warshipi Shelling Volturno Positions NEW YORK, Oot 1* (AP.)- Stvinl winhlpi in itindlng off the Volturno Rlvtr hurling ihelli Into Otrmtn poiltloni, thi Ger mtn radio uld todiy In ducrlblng violent Allitd itticki liunched ilong 1 brotd front in Italy. "In cirrylng out thtlr lirgi- Ktlt ittack In the Volturno lector with the tupport of thilr wir- ihlpi, tht Britlih employed t ltrgt lending formitlon for. tht purpoie of puihlng Eutwird In the Volturno Villey tnd rolling op thi Oermin, lieu," the brotd- ftemmmltk-- •* It elilmed Ale deUehmmt hid bttn driven together on tht beich tnd wti undir ■ withering flrt, tnd thlt leveril brldgeheidi •crou tht river htd bun liquidated with one Britlih regiment wiped out tnd levefal hundred prlioneri tiken. ROMMEL TAKES CHARGE IN YUGOSLAVIA Nafcis Admit Battle in Yugoslavia Has Them Worried LOSSES HEAVY •y JAMES f. KINQ ilited Preu SUff Wrlttr Badoglio Gov't May Declare War on Japanese AT THE SWISS-ITALIAN FRONTIER, Oct 14 (AP)—A Chluio diipitch to Uie Berne newipipir Der Bund tonight quoted "iome Italian circlet" u saying t declaration of wtr agalnit Jtptn by Premier Mir- . hai Badoglio's Government could be expected toon. One foundation for thit belief wu the fact thlt Uie Itillm fleet could be uied In pacilic tnd othir Fir Eut waters, Uie diipitch nld. At Uie itmt Ume, the Itallin tm- bassador it Ankara, Turkey, wu uld to be negotiating for thi elimination of Italy'i itate of wtr with China ind several South Amerlcin nitioni. TURKISH INVOY TO RUMANIA REPORTED RECALLED LONDON, OcL 1J~ (Frldiy) - (CP.)-Tht Budipeit ridlo, quoting 1 diipitch from Buchireit, uld todiy, th» Turklih Ambuudor to R.i- minli hid bten nulled ind ltft for Ankin. Milk Rationing Planned for Washington Cities SEATTLE, Oct. 14 (AP)— Ttt Wtr Food Admlnlitritlon innounced today in informal milk rationing program tor Seattle, Tlcomt ud Spokane, to begin Sundiy. H J. Mipei, W.F.A. Mtrketlng Agent, uld Uie progrim could not actually be celled "rationing" beciuse mount! of milk which wlU go to fimlliu wlU bt determined by dell very men nd the only ippeal for more milk WlU bt to tin ditry itielf. such 1 progrim wu propoied by milk dlitrlbuton to luppliment coupon ritlonlng. Not Informl, however, ti the cur- ttllment ot deliveries of milk to dealen, who in restricted to tht •mount of their ulu lut Juni. Withhold Comment on Report of Cyclades Occupation LONDON, OcL 14 (CP.)-OfflcliI Allied quirten withheld comment todty oa in Ankirt rtdlo rtport thtt Allied torcei htd occupied iome Of the CycUdei Iiltndi ott tht Eut cout of Greece. The ridlo report, which wu licking ln details. foUowed unconfirmed preu dlipitchei from Istanbul lut week uylng that BrlUih forcei hid landed it unipeclfled polnti In Oil lilindi. Tht group, which belongi to Greece, hu Ilr buei ind porl facllltlei domlmtln gthe entrinci to Ult Aegeen ind the ipproichei lo Uie lilind of Crate further South. LONDON, Oet 14 (AP.)-Adolf Hitler, whou irmlei htvt bun pounded Increulngly hard In Yugoilivli, hu pliced hit IM •oldlir, Field Mtnhil Erwln Rommel, In general commind of opentioni igilnit thi Yugoiliv pitrioti, thi Berlin ridlo uld to- nlghtf : Tht innouncement followed receipt et t Swiss rtport through Stockholm that Rommel had been placed In full chirge of all Nazi-occupied Italy, with Field Marshal Otn. Albert Kesselring recalled from hli commind of Southern Italy liter 1 quirrel with Rommel Announcement of assumption ot tht Yugoslav commind by Rommel wu mtdt in t Otrmtn homt ur- vlce brctdcait. Circumstincei Indict tied It wu mtde to quiet unreit In Germiny regirding development! In tbt Balkini. . - . Tht Germini thui mtdt It clur thlt thty' ragird thl Yugoiliv patrloti u t full-fledged btttle fot ind thtt thiy no longer trt trying to dlimlii thtm u mere "btndlt bandi." ****** There was no indication thit Rommel wu btlng withdrawn trom hii Itallin commind to take over tht Balkani personally but rather It ippeired ltt would tct In • lupervls- ory capacity with Field Marihal Biron Maximilian von Weichs, recently nimed Balkan Commander- in-Chief. The Yugoslav Qovernment In Cairo dlicloied today thtt t new general headquarten undir Von Welciu hid bun estiblished tut the Balktti If BtJtU'df *iAfrrttUfc_r_nawrv 'f ' German commentit-Ti expreued increasing tun thtt the Alliei were ready to itrikt 1 Dew blow in the Mediterranean arei, to - bt timid with 1 general offensive tn Italy. In ont of tht Otrmtni' frankest admissions thtt fighting Is heavy In Yugoilavii, Uie Germin radio reporter bit! Koch declired that to two weeki now operationi htvt bttn ctrrltd out igilnit thi Partisans and that "Ult severity ot the fighUng ctn bt gauged trom ttie number of dead." Ht Itld thlt Fiume wu twice ittacked by guerilla forcei coming from Bakar, who "tvtn penetrated Suuk." Sunk Uu alongilde Flume on the cout it tht bud ot tht Ii- trlin Penlniuli. The Yugoslavs ln thtlr dilly communlqut todty uld thit thl Germani hid itormed patriot position! near Sunk "ind by gnat superiority ot mtmbtn lucceeded ln idvincing" on tht Croatian coaital pltln. A peoples' Liberation Army brctdcait tonight blamed Uie Yugoiliv inability to hold tht Oermini tround Suuk on Uck of inU-Unk weiponi. ■XPECT "FIREWORKS" (An Axil commentator, Jun Pi- qui., uld in 1 broidcut over the Pirli rtdlo thit "It leemi other fireworks will ittrt In Uie Medlterranein area." Piqull pointed to Uie Allies' flnt nld on Uie Tirana airfield ln Albania OcL 13, ind t rtport Uut 1 ltrgt Allied convoy hid lift Gibraltar u "pointer! Uut niw development! ire imminent.") Political repercussions In two of Germiny'i Bilkan ulellltei—Bulgaria md Ruminia—were reported. A Reuten Newi Agency diipitch from Cairo uld Ult Bulgarian Foreign Mlniiter hid resigned, ind Uut two veteran Ruminlin ititesmen— Juliu Menlu, Nitionil PeeUnt Pirty leader, ind Dlnu Bratlanu, Liberal Party leader—hid addrewed a promt to Marihil Ion Antonescu, Ruminlin itate leider, against tht rec- ognilion ot Munollnl'i ntw puppet regime. ■:—..v.1 , ■,' 1 '..: Largest Air Force School to Be Opened at Abbotsford VANCOUVER. Oct. 14 (CP). - Lull! J. Martin, Miniglng Director of the _. A. F. Elementary Flying School it Ciron, Suk., innounced today it 1 meeting ot 1 tervlce club thit ht ll opening tt neirby Abboti- ford, B.C., whtt wUl be the lirgeil R. C. A. F. Flytng Training Sohool ln Ctnidt. Mirtin uld hit heidquirten would be ln Vincouver. Ht would bt In chirgl of both tbt Ciron itt- Uon ind lhe ititlon hire. Mirtin, 1 well-known Vincouvtr builneu nun, hu pliyed in aeUvt rolt ln Uu Empire Air Training Pltn ilnci IU Inception. Hli nimi WU Included Ul Ult King'i llll of birthdiy honon Ihis yeir for thai work. v Kos Reoccupotion Made Possible by Italian Traitor KILI8, Turkey, Ott 14 (AP.)- , A rifugu arriving hirt from tht Atgun lilind tf Ku uld todty thtt tn Italian traitor mtdt airman riowupttlon of thi lilind ponlbli. A fanatically Fuclit offlcir eicaped to Rhodu ifter tht BrltUh forcu occupied Ku tnd givi tht Otrmtni detalli of tht Britlih ipproich tnd linding ilg- ntli ior ilrcrift, hi uld. : Tht Germini thui wlrt able to land t oomldirtbli force tt tht mtln ilrport during tht night, quickly conquering the dumbfounded ilrport penonnel, ht uld. Hi tddid thlt It wu in euy itep to bring In conittnt relnforcementi ind overpower tht liland'i othir vital polnti. DOWN 12 ZEROS III NEW RAID ON KAHILI Raid Starts Huge Fires; Dutch Timor Drome Hit SHIPPING HIT ALLIED HEADQUARTEflS IN SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Oot 16 (Friday) (AP)—In a ntw raid on Kahili, Jipin'i chief tlrdromt on tht Ittt Importtnt tntmy Solomoni holding ef Bou.ilnville, Am' trlein pltnu downtd 12 Zeroi In iky battlei. Thii announcement Is today'i communique tdded tq tbt latest big of enemy plmu loit there. Yesterday'i communique hid reported the downing of 21 Jtptnue tlrcrtft in Uie Bougainville sector. In the ntw Ttld, more thtn 100 Amerlcin bombtn ind lighten it- ticked Kahili, which li neir Buln on South Bougainville. Medium bombers iwept North ot Bougainville tnd Ln attacki on ihlpplng trt believed to hivt iunk two enemy cargo venela. The Japanese airforce mide' raids on Allied New Guinei positions tt Morobe tnd Finschhifen, The raids wert characterized u hirmlm, The Kahili tlrdromt ii Ult big- gut ilr btfi birring tht North- wtrd progreu of Uit Alliei up Ue Solomona towtrd Rabaul, tht enemy'i New Britain fortreu Uut on Tueiday wai hit by 1 350-ton bombing attack, The raid on Kahili reported ln to dty'i communlqut occurred Mon diy juit prior to tht tutult on Rt- biuL n* lateit Kthill nld wu executed In daylight by huvy bomben, torpedo bomberi ind dlvebomben. Fire visible tot ft milei wert ittrt. ed in the lupply ireu. After ihooting down 12 out ot Uu 24 interceptors, ill Ult nideri got bomt, tht communlqut Mid. Tht shlpi ittacked it mist htight B> tht medium bombtn South of Bukt puugt were described 1 two large tntmy ctrgo vtiuli. Both were bidly dimiged tnd trt believed to hivt iunk. Tht communlqui iun reported 1 tucceuful raid by medium tnd heivy bomben tt night on Jtptn'i Penfoel airdrome nur Kopeang, on Dutch Timor, 100 mUu Northwut of Auitralia. A fuel itorage tank wu exploded, buildingi deitroyed ind firei Mt tn irei whtrt tlrcrtft tn diiperted. Theu tint could be mn N milei twty. On Niw Guinei, when Australian troopi in thl Rimu Villey ire ep- proximiteiy 40 milei Southweit of Mtding, long-ringe Allied tighter pltnu tort Into enemy poiltloni bl tht upper Florli Rlvtr Villey. Says Naxis Already Making Plans in Case of Defeat NIW YORK. Oct 14 (OP). — A BBC commentitor nld todty thlt hi hu bi hli poutnlon pluu for creitlon ot I ucrtt Nul movement In 1 detetttd Germiny. The broidcut wu directed to tht Germtn people. "New dlrectlvu htve been Iuued in the Nul pirty ichooli (Ordem burgen) Sondhofen, Krouentee end Vogelung," ukt Uit commentator, who wu unidentified. Th then dlrectlvei, the ichool chleti tit tnitructed—In 1 purily theoretlcil wir-wtut to do In cm iome greit citutrophi betilli Otr mtny; to put tt bluntly, In cue Hitler dlei or Germiny li defected. " In iuch • cue,' Uie Initructloni md, the tdeu of Nillonil Boclil lim muit by no mum ptrlth. fvin lt Oermmy li torn! to cepltulite owing to mlllttry defeit, thl rfi tlonil Sociiltit Idei muit never .IDltUlltlV Murderous Aei Cover Pins Down Hun Troops ly EDWARD KENNEDY Anoclated Pren War Correipondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, ALGIERS, Oct. 14 (AP). - The Germans' first natural defence line in front of Rome- trie steep-banked Volturno River—has been smashed by th« Anglo-American 5th Army at several points near Capua In a furious night assault in which Allied engineers bridged tha stream under withering G%rman fire, Allied Headquarters announced today. British and American infantry and armored forces, In* eluding tanks, stormed across the river in darkness early yester. day after having repelled a futile Nazi assault on Capua, and today were fighting fiercely* ' Jap Columns 1 Advance on Burma Road to expand their bridgeheads against desperate enemy resistance. So murderous wu tht lerlil cover glvtn tht itUcklng troopi thit Ger. mtn Infinrry va pinned down to Hi defensive poiltloni Noijth ot Uie Volturno tnd not i ilnglt Nui tank wu able to Join the battle. ' Thtrt wu nt ixtct Informitlon how ftr Allitd vinguirdi hid penetnted beyond the river, but in official announcement that brldgeheidi had bun firmly u- Ubllihid Indicited Allitd troopi had puihed Northwird fir enough to eniure thtm agalnit Germin counter itticki. i POUR ACROSS RIVER Throughout todty t itrttm bf Allitd ttnta, trtfflery, tuppllu ind men rumbled over the makeshift brldgei, braving httvy Natl trtt, to support Uie advance unlti Uut were finning out ilong tht Volturno'! Northerniho(t. . _^_A ,,...._ He Oermini wtrt lining bick' toward tht Gargllano Hiver tnd thl Auruncl tnd Ausonl mountains. Thert thty undoubtedly will make mother itand to delay the Invtdeu agiin Htd permit the Germans to hold Romt u long u pouible. (A Strlln broidcut uld iu- borni Britlih troopt, employing leaptrog tactile, hid Undid tt thi mouth tf tht Volturno whtrt It flowi Into Uie Hedlternnem md threitened lo flink Uu entire Otrmtn defence lyitem tlong thl itrttm.) Lt.-Gen. Mirk W. Out took id- vintage ot lubiiding flood! ind dry. Ing ground to burl hli forcu into the ittick on Uu Volturno behind t huvy irtlllery bunge. Hundredi ot medium end fighter-bombers thundered Immediately overhud to due tnd demorillu the Genninl. who had tiken idvinttge of protracted rainy period lo build for m!dable defencei. TANKS ISOLATING NAZIS Ttt flnt wavei ot AUled combat troopi iwim ind croued the witer barrier ln intuit botti tnd tm, phlbioui trucki tn tht ftct ot i tern pest ot iteel trom Nul machine- gum, mortan, riflei tnd artillery. Onct icross thty were quickly re lnforeed by tinki, which Chirged over brldgei thrown together by Uu engineer.. Reporti trom Uu front todty uid the ttnki were threaten Ing to isolate German torcei on either ilde of the miin bridgeheid. The Neill hid rushed treih units South trom Rome ln recent diys to try to hold their line. Tiny now htve uven diviiion] itrung tcrou Uu Italian front, and they are showing ilgni of extreme fatigue trom conittnt Allied prenurt. Juit bifori Gen. Mirk Clirk'i forcu ipnng forwird yeiterdiy morning, thl Germini liunched I ihirp ittick In the Ctput tru. Somt detachment! mimged to trut tht river ind (tin I brief foothold it tht edgu ef the town, but they wert annihilated. liw lint trom the Medltemnun to the Adrlitlc wu Aiming with bittle. Allied troopt after a heavy fight Northwut of Benevento ctptured Uu town of Guirdli, tour milei North of Uu Cilore River tnd only nint mllu Eut of the Upper Volturno. fii-thir to Uu Northeut Britlih •nd Canadiin troopi of the 8th Army puihed teven mllu to occupy Gildone, which li only ilx milu trom Cimpobino, en Important Inland rotd Junction. ALBANIAN CAPITAL BOMBID bi tht moit drimitie blow of Uu dty'i ilr offenilve, Amerlcin medium bomberi protected by tighten rilded Oermin-held Ttrini, Uu eip- lltl of Albinli, for Uu fint timi. Thty rtporttd huvy dulructlon to I Nul ilrbue there Britlih, Auitra- llin md Amerlcin tighten deitroyed two Ixomotlvu ind M coiebu North of Peiciri on Uu /Vdriuie. CHUNGKING, Oet 14 (AR.)-* Reinforced Jipineie unlti — five columni In ill — puihed North tlong tht Burmt Rotd it ltl in* trance Into Southwuttrn China todty, Otn, Chltng Ktl-ihik't heidquirten tnnounctd u Chin. ut forcei fought deiperittly te hold the enemy drlvt In check. After innounclng yuterdiy tht* the Jipanese btd unt thret columni into Uu advance, tbt Chineu High Command uld tonight two more columni hid entered Uie fighting ta thi vicinity of Ltkt Shuanhung- chiao River ind Lungma. Japanese troopi, bated on Chin- gicbleh, continued their Northwird push toward Kintlngchleb, reaching Tatangtat where "brlik" lnt»a» , tive ftghtltig li gotrig on: " ^*T Mott of tht fighting ippeired to bt in Uu general region of Uie Wut btnk of Uu upper Salween Rlvtr, Uie crossing of which wu t pot- sible Japanese objective, Hit communlqut reported only harassing icUon igainst in enemy column which wu nld yesterdiy to bt puihlng South on Mingkwing, while i third column moving North trom Tengchung wu reported stopped ln ltl tricki. War Wounded Read) Halifax HALIFAX, Oet 14 (CP.-Wot.nd. ed United SUtu Mldlen from tht etrly campaigning in Libya ind North Africa md i lirge group ot Canadians Invalided home from Britain tor varioui reasons irrived hire iboard the Canadian hoipltil ihip Lady Nelion which docked lltt todty tnd began discharging her petienti. There were no Cinidlin euuil- Uu from tbe fighting ln Sicily ini Italy aboard, ilthough it hid been rumored beforehand iome might bt •rrlvlng. All hid come irom but hoipittli In BrlUln pruumibly •■ pr.t of t movement to empty .hut hoipllals In reidinesi to cire for wounded from the Italian fighting. Thl Americans hid been Uken from field hotplUli in North Africa ifter they were Injured _ev.nl monthi igo, ind hid been cued tor in Britiin since. The Canadian! included men who hid been injured ln accident! ln Britain or were in- vilidtd home beciuie ot licknin. Waiting ln the witerfront ihed!, beside Uie brlghUy-pilnted Ltdy NeUon, were women volunteen of the Red Crou ind Cinidlin Legion, who ptued out clgareti, chocolite ban and fruit to the wounded M they wert cirrled or walked from the ihlpi. Mon Killed in Street Collision VANCOUVHt, Oct 13 .CP..-A min wu klUed ind hli fiiher ind brother Injured in I nur hud-en colllilon between I itreet cir in*-* In lutomoblle on South Grirrvlllt early todiy. Norrii Stvereld wu killed. Injured were Chirlei Severeld, 88, ln hoipital ln "fair" condition, and Pie. H. S. Severeld ,ln lerioui condition ln hospital. jailed, Fined $100 on Cold Charge whttihorsi. y. t„ oet.»ten tdwln Craig yitulmmom, belltved to be from Vincouver. wu lentenced to 21 days ln Jail and fined 1100 In court hire Wedneidiy on a chirge of poueulng gold illegibly itolen from thi Yukon Coniolidillct Oold Corporition. He wi' ordered to miki rutilulion to Yukon Con- lollditid toulling $1500. ' -.----_--_ I — NILSON DAILY NIWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1943 tossland Junior Board[Asks More lata on Rink Proposal; [ancels Fiesta Account of Band B.C., Oct H-Peea!- that tht Rowland Junior rr4 ef Tride ii i wholt wtll take oygr tht operation ot the loetl ikit- tfcrlnlt again thli ytar. Thli wu th% racommenditlon ot th* Sports DoBimlttit. Virloui memberi dla- :i___»d tht Idei, and it length the Better wai referred back to the Iporti Committee te mike further nvtstlgitlon tnd rtport baek to the November mtttlng. tt«t year the Boird operated the local Areni by I ipecial rink committee of seven mm, in ly, David Miller md Roy Weltael. Under the Aet whleh toverna such cooperatives all profiti must be tumid back Into shares or bs paid members ii dividend!. When thl charter II issued the Society hopes to have four 13-paasenger cars which membera wlll bi qualified to drlvt. Tbi two daytime shifts, mornings md afternoons, going trom Cranbrook, an heaviest, witb about 80 man requiring simultaneous transportation. MUSSOLINI THRfATINS MATH TO THOM WHO HELP ALLIES STOCKHOtaM, Oct 14 (AP). - The Rome correipondent of tbe Swedish newipiper Dtgeni Nybeter reported todiy that Mussolini hid decreed tha deith penalty for ill Italians who blip war prisoners ts- cspe, ilj the Allies by using radios ta transmit information, refute Germm or Fascist libor service, tell otheri to refuie tp work, or plunder bombed homei, Mexican Army Not Equipped for War MEXICO CITY, Oct 14 (CP) m Newjpapir reporti to tht contrary, Foreign SecrtUry Enqultl PidUli wld tonight Uit Mtxican Army wa; not equipped it preient te teqd troopi io thl bittlifronti. An article In Bxctlilo hid .aid tha country wia ready to nnd ovtr in expedtttoniry forte, tnd predicted thit troopi would bt te routt within ilx monthi. PidUli said ht knew ot no, meb plmt. Thomas Wall Mining Pioneer Passes at The detth occurred Wedneiday of Thomu Francis Will, 84, it Ul homi at La Franoe Creak. Born ef a well known family at Ctrrlck-on- Sulr, Waterford, Ireland, ln 1859, Mr. Wall emigrated to Kansas at tht lfl of 34, ind later went to tht min' Inf centres of Denver, Leadvllle, Col., Butte, Mont, ind Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Mr. Will tint came te the Kootenays In tbt eirly Wt. He married Julia O'Rourke, it Spokane In 107, ind after residing there for several yein, moved to Nelson. Still following tha mining business, he wu connected with various mines in, tbt Slocin md it Rossland. For at time he wu ln partnership with Pit Sullivan, who later discovered tht Sullivan mine it Kimberley. For tht past 20 years he hit lived at La France Creek on Koottnty Lake whtrt bt wai engaged in mining operation!, md later ln farming, Up to within three weeki of hli death he had led in active life Surviving ire his wife, md six daughters: Mri. Earl Sawyer of Brewster, Wash.; Riy, Sister Mtry Aquin of Belllnghim. Wuh.; Min Nellie Wall 9! San Francisco; Mrs. Roy Pollard of Ntlion; Miss Patricia Wlll of Vincouver tnd Miss Hlti Will it present at homt. One sister li still living in Irelind. BRITAIN TO SEND MORE SPITFIRES TO AUSTRALIA CANBRXA, Auitralia.'Oet M - (CP.) - Britlih Spitfire fighter planu of tbi latest type have bttn ordered to Auitrilli 11 further proof of Britain's determination to bring about tht downfall of Jipm ■t the earliest possible moment Foreign Minister Herbert V. Evatt told Parliament today. Reviewing his recent mission to Britain md tbt Unittd Statu md hli consultation with Prime Mlniiter Churchill, Dr. Evatt quoted Mr. Churchill 11 laying: "It il only a imall Installment ot whit altimately, will bt forthcoming from Britain for tht purpoie of crushing Japan." ni Spitfirei win be minned by RAT, penonnel Dr. Evatt uld President Rooievelt'i decision to assign more U. 8. combat ilronft tor UM of tht Royal Australian Air Force li being Implemented In relation lo IM] deliveries. R.C.AJ. and Cadet Bands, (adelsr Pupils lo Join in Victory Loan Pennant Raising Ceremony Nelion'i Victory Loin pltdgi pennint li to be rilitd Tuudiy ifttr- Won it 1 cerirhony ln which tbt R.C.A.F. Bind tram No. I Manning Depot it Edmonton, Nilion Cidet Bug li Bind, Scheel Cideta and elementary ichools will participate It ll hoped that tht Vetenns Guard unit at South Slocan will tiki pirt but thl| la not definite yet. Thi penmnt-rilslng ceremony Is to bt stiged en Biktr Street, it tht Wird Strttt Intersection, wlft tbt bands, Cadets ind puplli md possibly thi Veterans, providing the setting. 1 For the Alt Foroe Bead, whit* il touring the Kooteniyi tt mist tht Victory Lorn, It will bt tht flrtt of three functions In Nelson In whleh the bindsmen will be thi focus of attention. , CADETS IN UNIFORM The ceremony win ilso provide the High School Cadets with their (Int oportqnity to march In their pew uniforms. Both High gnd Junior'High Cadeti will be practising today. 'Hit otrtmopy will tlw prat- vide another opportunity for Nelion residents to nt thl smart Cl' det Bufle Band ln iction ceremony lit the ifternoon, ud the concirt md dance to be staged In lbe evening, by tha Air Force Band, wtrt completed Thundiy night It 1 muting of the Public Relations Committee of the Ntlion Wir Fl- nince Commit,*. L'eut.-Col. O. A, Hoover. Chairman, presided. Position of tha units for'thi pin- nint ciremony waa tattled, wtth arrangttnenti mtdt (or tha High and Junior HIA Ctdtti te itart moving Into position at 1:4J, Md tor other unita to follow. • It |t expected that tht tctutl pin- pant dedication will take plict ihortly titer I o'clock, with Mtyor N. C. Stlbbi, Wir rininee Committee Chilrmin In ehirfi. BANDS TO INTCRTAIN Tha R.C.A.F. Band and tht Cadtt Bugle Band wlll then in ttrtaln the powd. -Following thi etremew tht bandimen will he taken to tha homei whtrt they wUl be billeted for tht night The concirt, to be given it tht Civic Centre Arena, will itart at 1 O'clock! and tbi dance, alio to ha htld In tht Areni, wlll follow. Thl Rotary Club will bt uktd to take Arrangements ter the flag-rilslng' chargl of the dance. Tells How Neutrality Group Tried to Change Canada's War Decision TORONTO, Oot 14 (OP.)-MiJor Gladstone Murray told in Empire Club luncheon todiy that between Britain's declaration ol wu Sept 9, IMS, tnd tht meeting of Canada's Parliament a with later, whllt ht wai General Manager of CBC "an endeavor was mtdt to use the National ridlo tor tha purpoie ot stampeding public opinion in advance ol the-meeting of Parliament" ■ Maj. Murray Mid he wm "tha point ef Impact preuure" and that tha effort wat directed toward thanglni "the .deciiion te. approve our Government's commitment to WtTjJ He uld Hit move was detected and defeated md thit while there wu never any real doubt that Canada would do bar duty, "It Is ot vilue to recall that those Who had tried to wtiktn our Uu with the Empin md to sabotage measures ot armtd defence did thtir btit to kttp ui out of tht wir ind, whtn thty tailed, tried to limit oirr contribution," Amplifying hit rtmirki later tn •n interview, Maj. Murray laid a "group of responsible man In the left wing ot politics" had ittted that "under tht purest vltw ot neutrality" ill BBC broadcut! should be taken from the air In Canada. lilt propoied ilternatlvi wu that Germin ntwt broadcast! ihould, bt glvtn tquil and corresponding representation on tht CBC. The group ilso suggested, he added, that he ihould organize a series of brotdouti before Pirllimtnt mtt in which "thtrt ihould be powerful advocacy ot a itate ot neutrality as the decision whleh Parliament ahould Uke." Without Identifying the group further, ht Mid hi earned ltl "lasting resentment" tnd that "these demands were resisted on my own authority," Hi added that the faota wtrt glvtn by him in testimony before tht House of Commoni Ridlo Committee ln 1142 ind that tht testimony wti not midt public. 20 Hurt oi Troln Uavoi Rails milts cmr, wont, Oct. it •-Twenty persons wtrt injured, thru apparently seriously, whin tht ll-cir tint tectlon of Milwaukee Roid'i crick passengir train, the Olympian, Chicago-bound from tht Weit cout, plunged todiy from the nils at Paragon, 11 miles West of hire. Railroad men at thl Hani uld it wu thtlr belief 1 broken rill miy hivt thrown tht train off the tracks. East Kootenay Loan Quota Is $925,000 CRANBROOK, B. C.-But Koo^ ttniy'i Victory Lota quoti ln tht Dominion-wide campaign which opent Monday his bttn let at $925,- on, the tame quota u wu set and illghtly oversubscribed In the fourth loan. The tub unlti, Crinbrook, Cruton, remit, Kimbtrlty, Michel-Natal, ind Likt Windermere hivt been allotted thtlr individual quotas to subicribe thli imount md trt hind- ling thtir campaigns themielves, Cnnbrook's quota Is igain $210,- 000.' In the fourth loin Crmbrook iub crlbed only 1185,000 of this totil. Creston's $155,000 quota ll the time u in the fourth loin, md the exict imount aubicribtd In thit cimpilgn. Femie's quota ot $200,000 la lower thin iti fourth loan quota of $210,000 which resulted In subscriptions of $211,500. Michel-Natal quoti remilns tbt turn, $75,000 which was the amount subscribed tn tht Spring Ltkt Windermere, which oversubscribed bf (0 per cent iti Spring quota ot $40,000, is uked In the Fifth Loan to subscribe to a total of $46,000. Kimberley'i quota hai alio been railed to $340,000 from its spring quota of $2311,000. Kimberley'i local cimpilgn tn the fourth loan was an outstanding ont in the Province when management md salesma hip resulted in purchases of imill denominations bonds by ont of every three penoni living In Klmberliy. I 3. West and W. L. Clark, are campaign orgmlaert tor East Kooteniy, while ill local commltteei ln .ub-unlts ire not yet complete. WOtawaawaeawtwaaeawawtMiti))! in... 1 Dummmmttitiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllililiiiHiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirail! Women's Pumps f Lew, Cuban and High Heels; | Black and Brown Suedes; Cabar- § dine and Crushed Leathers; Plain, § Leether Trims and Bows. These | beautiful soft leathers In I smart pattern*. 4S-M.95- ■ Children's Black; and. Browns, Sturdy Vlseollaad spies for wgter- _ = proofing and extra wear. Sizes 11 to 3. (PO 7( J | Priced at, pair $L.lD | fain* tvtfoa ilnf powtr. CM Dr. WiUluu Pink PQU todar. TW MN World-noWi. for th« h«lp thtv flvt Id tacrVMlnff thm number »nd itrtnftb of rW M-fPVMlM. Then with four blood coant up, you'll (•*-! like bounding up Um it-tlrc h tf m *m lit*tlm oi ilr. Aak your dracttot br Dr, WlUUni Flik Pilli tod*j. • TOWLER FUEL AND TRANSFER 5 WESTERN MONARCH, CALT, CREENHILL COALS Phon* 889 Germans Remark On Azores "Theft" LONDON. Oet 14 (CP.)-In tht strongest Oermin comment te dttt on the Portuguese cession ot Aioru anti-submarine bases te Great Britiin, Hitler'i newspaper Voelkliehtr Beobachter declired todiy: 'The theft ot Ihi Azores tl tht lurrtnder ot Portufil'i neutrality •nd renunciation of III sovereignty in in essential put of ltl territory," Saying Portugal acted undtr "the extortionist pressure ol Churchill and Rf oievelt,' 'the newspaper added thli "does not change thl undeniable fact thlt Portugal's ittitudi bttri ivery mirk of • flagrant breath of neutrality." Guide for Travellers VANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS Naxis Admit Lou of Prestige Through Retreat STOCKHOLM, Oct 1« (AP). - An authoritative Germin periodical, HelnrM| Himmler's weekly Das Sell war re Korps, openly icknowl* edged todiy thit the Nazi retreat in Russia hid resulted tn "• tremendous lon ot political prestige for Germiny." This organ ef Himmler, Gestipo chief md MlnUter ft the Interior, also itited thit Germany hid luffered i serious economic lon in beini lorcei out of the fertile (rain lands of Russia's Ukraine. The lou of pmtlge which now troubles many of ui soon will be forgotten when strategic advantages which hive been won through a shortening of tht front appear. Thin in advance ln prestige will again occur,'' the paper nld. Conditions in Trail Described Of Union Gathering I.AMILTON, Ont., Ott 14 (CP)~ The Amalgamated Independent Unions ot Canada at Iti first convin, tlon opening hire todiy unanimously endorsed • resolution urging thi Dominion Government to require tint 111 libor organisations register under the Trades Union Act of Can •da. Delegate David Smith ot Oltt, Ont., declared the recent strike ln Gait "did more good for thi Independent Unioni thin tor thi C.I.O." Conditioni In Trill, B. C win out. llntd by Charlei McLean ind Waller Sihl. repreientttlvu of thl Independent Smeltirs' Union. GERMAN WOMEN'S WAVII TO WAI PRISONERS WORRY HUNS STOCKHOMJ. Oct, 14 .AP.Wt nothing else, war prisoners used al laborers outside Nazi prison camps appear to bt regarded In a kindly wiy by some Germtn womtn. Complaining that women were aa- sociating with thl prlionin In ■'(rightful" violations st rules, the newspiper Danzlger Vorpoaten said in in Issue received (ten today: "It U bed enough If ■ German woman waves at a wu prisoner, but It the throws kisses." North African Press Scornful of Italian Roie ALGIERS, Oct 14 (AT.)- Till Trench North African prtn generilly hai developed an unfriendly tone towird Italy In her new role of co-belligerent. Today's editorials, In substance, took tht attitude that regardless of the status tht othir Allies mty ac- oord Italy, Frenchmen cinnot forget "tht stab |n thi btck" cf June, 1M0, whtn Mussolini's Government declired wir on Prance as tbt reeled under Germin blowa L'Ecfoo d'Alger, ln I scornful editorial, quoted Machlavelll u saying: "YOUR VANCOUVIR HOMI" Dufterin Hotel fciymour 11 Vancouver, _ C. Newly renovated through out Phonu int alavator. A. PATTERSON, Uie tt Colimin. Alia, Prepriitor | $ TRANSPORTATION—Postongor and Freight Juvenile Courts Jiscussed at Okanagan Mooting VERNON, B. C, Oct 14 (CT) - Thi work of Juvenile Courti wu tht primary topic et discussion ct juvtnlle court Judges, police Uld stipendiary magiitritei it tht flrtt conference of lb kind to takt place in the police distVlcts of Kamloops, Vernon, Kelowna, Penticton and Revelstoke, which optntd htrt todsy, The sersion continue! for two dayi, ind wn officially opened thli ifternoon by Magistrate Williim Morley of' Vernon, followed by an addresi ot welcome by Vernon's Miyor, Divld' Hewrle. Tomorrow tbe Court official! will be gueiti to tht City'i Mayor ind Aldermen at a luncheon, followed by tht timl session In tht ifternoon. Besides matten pertaining tq Juvenile court general discussion* concerning tht administration pf Justice lh polict •nd diitrlct courti will bt htld. AU itniopi trt being htld in camera. WAtAS USUAL FOR EISENHOWSR ON 53RD BIRTHDAY ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Algiers, Oct 14 (AP.)—It wu war aa usual today for Oen. Dwight D. Isenhower on' hii 53rd birthdiy. ,, Memben oi hla personal atatf give "Thtrt It no can In hlitory where i the Allied Commander ln Chief ■ the House of Savoy ended a war'surprise ntpper 'it an idvanced with in illy it whose lide it begin commend poit, but otherwise thi it, except when It had time enough Genenl ipent the diy conferring to change camps twite during the with military leaden on tht pro- same wir." grtn ot the Italian campaign, Pit-Boys' Striko in Wales Spreads to 9 Mines SWANSEA, Wild. Oct. II (CP Cable)—A pit-boys' itrikt, which started lut weekend it Gwaun-Cae- Gurwtn colliery in South Wlltt ha: spread to nint mines befcnging to tbt Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries Ltd, Seven pita lb the Amman Valley ut Idle, with mon than 3500 mtn tnd boys involved, Tbe men refuse to work In tht ibience of thl boya who ieek increaied ply. Super-Bomber In Production WASHINOTON, Oet. 14 (AP.)-^A new United Statei super-bomber hauling more explosives ind hiving vastly greater range than any existing airplane now la In production, An unspecified number ot the new air gianta hai been delivered te tht Amerlcin Army within the lilt ftw weeki. Dwarfing the Consolidated Liberator ind Boeing Flying Fortress, the new dreadnaught of thi iky It reckoned capable ot bringing tht Innermost production centrei oi Hitler's European fortreu ind tht Japanese empire within the sights of United Statea bombardier!. Tbe plant hai bten Identified u the B-2R by tbe Army weekly Yank. From prevloui guarded reporti which bave cletred military censorship, It appeared that officials do not expect to iee tht ntw ilrplane ln combat befort 1944. A Oovernment leaflet for British farmers aaya tha Oermans an using oil phosphorus bomba in attacki on agricultural lend ind warns tmt crops on which they an dropped should be deitroyed to prevent poll- onini livestock. Snow on Hills, Frost in Nilion Mountains iround Nelson we. decorated with snow part way down their lidei Wednesday morning, following raini of tiie previoui night Thursday morning tound frost general over Nelson, with It quite heavy up the bill. Most gardens downtown or In Fairview ihowtd frost, but I'me w-~ — mplettly protected by their iltuation. Painful, Chapped Lips Avoided Sorenejj Imtantly Relieved Son, chappat tyt auka Ufa a-lsanbli la sold w.athir. Painful lid uaalihtly, their cricked, rough lurfacH ara lady Watted. DMt roi thla risk I Pre..* •kaattae witk lyyiyl- its wonderful •moment actloa protects tha dalicati membranas, keeps thl Up dames tnm bacoTmlai dried mttyeaH, MUog wtadi, aa that Ilx itay anoatti and aoft In all wMther, WleoUpaaraal-ei.j duppad. lyyiyl It'll quick relief, mil tha wounded mem-rims aaalnst dinitTon |tnni,hatt«ninaturalh«aan|.OetL-xyl •t jour iton today aid iso it ratulariy. Sold narjwhtn la taatp stick form. LYPSYL SS iiiHinftmii m "I'm SAVING CLOTHES IN WARTIME with OXYDOL... Rossland Social.. •y MRS. HARVIV FLtURY C, Oct 14-Mlii | driw's United Church met at tbt ROSSLAND, B . Audrey Spencer, whoie marriage to bomt et Mri. Ronald Eccles Tueidiy Gerrird BoUJoli will Ukt plact - ' ■-..-- shortly, wu complimented Tueidiy evening when Mn, Robert Criwford tnd Mri. Larerotf entertained at tha homi ot tbt tormtr with t mlt- oelantoua shower, Brldgt wu played during thi evening, Mn. Gordon McTeer being tbt wlnntr of tbt prize for high scon, ind Mrr. R. W. _ , Higgen winner of thi low icon 5!Wi_f*9!> to ba find by thl Mlniitry of Foodi FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON DAILY At 10:30 a.m.—Enctpt Sunday Trail Livery Co. M. H. Mel VOU, Prep. Trail—Phona 135 Notion—Phono 35 COULDN'T SLEEP C0ULDNT WORK Win. • rolW H M*Ha| d.w.Uar..l ..h.d St fctlkidtfl •'• (imL flliM| ton im ■•• Iofwi __m_baymattti*t_ "Tij DtU't;KIAm MU,"s4di Iriaad - . wj k. !** Warn* !-■ MI WbwW Us tM* taw Vm akaabm mm a N»-*iaka • Doddi Kidney Pilli served from • lace covered table centred with a betrothal cike bear- Ing good wishes to thl bride-to-be. fellow candles in ailver sconces ind bronsi and yellow mums carried it. a moit attractive decorative scheme. Thi gttti wtrt prntnttd ,n I smill-siied vsnlly table, clav- erly dtooraltd with tht flowers. Other gutiti win Mil. J. Anderion, ot Trul, Un, WUlitm Pollock, Jr., Mrs. C. Swartitnhiuir, Mn. E. T. Haley, Mn. T. 3. Knight, Mri. Sidney simcock, Mn. John Finiy. Mrs. Robert MtNlak. Mn. N. Hamilton. Mn. Jttsli Sptncer, Mn. M. Woog- man. Mn. Lailli Hidflild, Mri. J Oordon, Min Isobel Oordon, Mlu KithtrlM McUm, Miss Ann Ito- gird ind Min Kay Trilaor, Mra. 3 X Iryan, wht wei i pi tlmt lh Mitir Miserleordiii Htipl til tor I week, lift Wednesday if ternoou for her homt. Thi Piontir Circle ot thi St An< •vining. Mrs. Eccles wti in tbt chair ii President ind read several poems appropriate to tht Meion, nt mtmben worked on projects (or tba Circle and discussed plana lor tha taming year. Mn. Eccles reported on thl recent executive muting ot tht Womin'i Auoclitlon ol 81. Andrew's. Mn, John E. Gordon ind Mn. Edgar Jamieion wen choien to be tbe VUlting Committee. Others pruent win Mn. A. Coombes, Mri, U B. Gilmour, Mrs. J. B. shearer, Mn. Robert Saare, Mrs. George Biihop, Mn. T- H. Blah, op of Ladner, Mn, J. Gordon, Mn. E. Jamle.on, Min M. Wllkie tad Mill Ethel Jamliion, FOR EXPERT MOVING SERVICE Phone 106 WILUAMS TRANSFER 3AH for Colon ottd toyona, Too I rrytmsmmmmmwwyHwmlt. Tbiok how UM It m to detbaa la theae werttaetl Aod Oxydol'i rich ludtlog eatoa Is m nfi for lovely waibibli colors, prion indnyoo s, toot A»d two wht oo heodt theo befell. * ' OXrOOl VYAINII 'O* WMtatwi-Oiydolgeei much luther WRITE WITHOIT BLEACH.M ttttfctf" •*• -* — **•* ** Cat—to TtaA-t Mort MmMm*4 -———^— —_ ,— >•'*******•" •■• NIUON DAILY NIWI [WAY, OCTMR 1! RVEST Friday and Saturday Are "Harvest Days" at the "Bay" A real Harvest of Special Values in all departments. A wonderful opportunity to make your Fall purchases at a saving. Men's Two Pant SUI Smartly.tailored young men'i and natural models, in Greys ^ and Blues. Sizes 38 to 44. 9 4 piece - ■ «Ri .95 jamas A splendid medium weight flannelette. Launders extremely well. Lapel collar, smart j. — _tt__t_. striped patterns. Sizes 36 to 44. 42 1' fill Reg. $1.39. Pair ^ACWW Men's Shirts i fused c $1 Combinations A full cur, durable garment with wft, fleecy beck. Button and Nucut _am ____ __. zs;-.^**!.. $1*75 Of good quality broadcloth, with fused col lars attached. Neat stripe designs in shades of Blue, Grey, Fawn and Green. Sizes 14V4 to 16Vi ri . Chesterfield Values Three only 3-piece Suites to go out at Special Prices In this event. Covers of rich velours or' tapestry in popular shades. Regular prices, $179.00 suite; Homespun Bedspreads Purchased specially for this event. They come In 2 sizes and in 5 beautiful shades. Size 72x99 eaeh .,-. Size 80x99 eaeh Limit of 2 Please. $2.50 •$2.95 HBC Grocery Values RATIONED FOOD ITEMS Honey Linden (2 coupons) 2-lb. carton '.. 40* Cherry Jam—McDonald's (8 coupons); 4-lb. tin.. 66* Tea—Fort York (8 coupons) Mb. carton 73* Coffte—Hostess (2 coupons) per lb. r. 46* FLOUR—Ellison's Vitamin B .... 49-lb. sk .$1.501 CHEESE—Velveeta, '/.-lb. pkgs.; each ... 21 * BRAN FLAKES-Kellogg's; 2pkgi 23* SODA BISCUITS— Ormondi; large tin 20* OXO FLUID—For'Stews and Gravies; 5Vi-oz. bottle. 41* SOUP MIX—Habitant; 2 pkgi 33* LAUNDRY SOAP—Pearl Whitt; 4 ban 21c) TOILET SOAP—Lifebuoy; 3 bars 19* CASTILE SOAP-Genulne French; bar 25* SCENTED SOAP—Pages, for paint or woodwork; tin. 22* DRAINPIPE CLEANER— Kleerit; tin 35* FRUITS and VEGETABLES ORANGES—288'i; per doz. GRAPES— Perlb ITALIAN PRUNES— 4 Ibt. 32* 22* 26* * 10* SPINACH— Per Ib BEETS and CARROTS— Per bunch 5* CELERY— Perlb 10* rf Six Harvest Specials From the Staples Department BATHROOM SETS—Regular $1.95 'Special, stt fl.49 NOVELTY TERRY TOWELS—20x40 Special, each 35* NOVELTY BATH TOWELS—22x44 Special, each 59* CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS—80x100, reg. $8.95. Ea. |7.70 PRINTED LUNCH CLOTHS-Seconds, 50-in. ... Each fl.79 PLAID WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS-Reg. 98c Yard 77* ——————- Women's Street and Dress Footwear Com| In today for your Fall Shoes in comfort- able yet smart styles at a saving you will appreciate. Your choice of Pump or Tits in medium and high heeli. Black, m. Brown and Blues. Sizes 4 tt^ Afi to 8Vi. Reg. $4.50. Pair. ^Jl/V Girls1 Shoes A Harvest Saving on growing girli' shoes, sturdy leather uppers, with leather soles and heels. Well designed in styles girls like Sizes 4 to 81-Y Pair $2.49 Misses', Children's Mothers ! Now is the time to fit your children with shoes. Black and Brown girls' shots with fiat heels and Blucher front. Siie 8ft to 3. Ptlr $2.98 • Tweed Topcoats War Workers,! College Girls! Here's your Fall Thru-Winter Over- _.*' coat. Soft Herringbone or Fleck Tweeds. Sizes 14 to 38. Priced at $ lt>.95 Just the warm skirt you'll need for Fall. Parftct your wtrdrobt with tn tction pleated illm gored style. Shades Green, Navy, Brown. Sizes 14-20., y*WT\iw Cardigans Mix 'tm tnd match 'em, wear a two-tone Cardigan' with your skirt or slacks. Button to neck and long sleeves. 14-20. f 9 QC Priced at *90*Vv Fall Dress Hits New Wool Casuals thtt trt figure flattering. Ont tnd two pieces in brilliant Chinese colon. Choose youn for smartness and comfort. Sizei 14-20. 20-40. $15.95 Button-Up Casuals Ptrftct til round drtssts, datt- lestry smart. Eaiy toil ip on; any woman's favorite style. Shadet of _____ _* Creen, Blue, Wine, Brown, Navy %iA OC and Black. Sizes 14-20, 38-44... V"t%*W m\f .'a Irregulare of better lines. Comfy tops, neat-fitting ankles. All sizes 1 popular shades. Pat 6)c Sweater Yarns Union Hott For warmth tnd htrd wetr this four-ply yam has proven more than satisfactory! Suitable for service knitting or family requirement!. Khaki, Airforce, Maroon, Brown, Navy, Scarlet. Per 2-oz. Skein— 23c Lisle Hose Irregulars of a fine full-fashioned Lisle Host that is a favorite with many satisfied customers! All sizes in popular shades. Shop early. £QO 1 Fall Gloves Smart half-'n-helf Gloves with fabric palm' and leather backs. All pullon stylet in Bltck. Navy, Tan or _m_m_m Brown in all sixes. Pair.... jyQ Have Yon Written to a Soldier, Sailor or Airman This Week? - or Better Still, a Parcel STOM HOURS PHONES Rtedy-to-Wttf 49 Mta'iWttr * 29 .- 49 ...aa................... *** ■ * -. . Tj)trt>£0t#]5a£ (Eottqmtt^ Monday—12:30 p.m. tt 5 p.m. Tueidiy, Thundiy, Fridty—9 i.m. tt 5 p.m. WtdMtt>—9 a.m. tt 12:10 p.m. Saturday—9 i.m. tt 9 p.m. INCORPORATED 2?? MAY 167a 4 - NtUON DAILY NIWI, M.DAY. OCTOllI 15, 1941 SANDON PHONE 19* _ . For Dolly Delivery of BAKERY Products SANDON, & C.-A, I. Bailey tsd Wllllim Pnnky win Ntw Denver vliltori lut .Thundiy. • Mr. U«|fceed of tbt B.C. Security CommluW it New Denver wu a recent DMlt ot Supervlior 11. X, Adami and Mn. Adami. Mlii Roie Zidra viilted htr homt ln Ntw Denver Thundiy. Smdor.lte- enjoying Thundiy half-holiday fishing at Beer Ltkt wtrt Mn. J, M Hirrli, Mlu C. Ron, E. Petersen ind T. Kraiovlo, Mrs. D. MtcAiklll of Thret Fork! WU a gueit of Mn. J. M. Harrli. M-ii K. Akedi, who hu bten ipending her holldayi at htr bomt In Kulo, bu returned to the'Hotel RtCOa A. Hombirgir ind Sidney Normin motortd to Ntlion, Mr. Horn- berger returning Friday, accompin. Ild by Mn. A. Hentberftr and two mm, wbo spent the Thinki- glvlng weekend with Mr. Honi- berger at tht Reco Mountain Miner Mr. ind Mn. C, Weilergird of Red Ukt, Out., hivt irrived ln town to takt up mldence. John Huaby wu I New Drover viiltor, Paul Lincoln of Nelaon apent a ftw diyi here. Mr. md Mti. P. Pursi, who art Summer vtiiton it Three Forki, were ln town over tht weekend. Mri. 3. M. Harrii and Mlu C. Roil motortd to Ntw Denver lut Thursdiy. ,. • ■ Mri. Carl Andenon ofNelion tl i guut of htr diughter, Mn.' R, 1. Jarrett Father Lionel Penneton ot the Sin Franelitin Order, hu utab- liihed residence ln Sancton. Mr. Hong of Karrop wu a recent visitor. Jamei Mick Boitei, aeeompan- Iuality counts most—for that rich, satisfying flavour which only a fine quality tea yields, we** fSMADA ' TEA WIN YOUR FAMILY'S PRAISE/ w mm uie ffVE P.EAMEP OF cm to )■■■;: *r,MID \j^'"*% V&$ *mMtl*_wgi^^ •mtdm-yi Mm'/ mrmtmiT Wt" mHmyiisiuij L. , mi jtmti __$W//> m"> AHD ARE m* >a WMrmyeoop Ttmlon.., Train Yourself to Relax You miy work io hard trying to relax thit you get more ttnie. So, let your Jaw Ml, your head loll forward until your chin ii rtetlng on your chest, ind your ihouldm droop forwird. Then with tvery exhalation of thl breath, say "let go" for 10 counts. No, thlt liti't an txirclse In how to look illly. It It part of a flvt- minute practice ln relaxation intended to uvt you from waiting houn pf the day ln ellly worry, fretting, fuming, or the unnecessary expenditure ot energy. The lesson ln "letting ft" ls juit ont of tht miny valuable luggutlohi mide'by Dr. Divld Hirold Fink, neuropsy- chlitrlit. ln his new book, "Release From Nervoui Tension." All thli might iound a little dull to anyone.unconcerned ibout nervoui ttmlon but tht book ia ex trtmely readable and fills a real wirtlme nttl Fortunitely, tht Majority of tu do not hivt break- dawaA et develop rieuroies thlt mike ui allerg'c. but ilmoit ill of ui ire much too trail. You have i right to be Irritated whtn totntont telle you "it'i all la your mind." Whin thit li trut. tt la not to euy to get rid of, There li i part of the bnln—Dr. Fink Mill lt tht inttrbriln—that controls our emotions tnd cm tie ui up ln knots or ilip Ul down flit on our hicks or do juit about u It pleUei with ue-lf wt let It Cutting down on nervoui ttmlon, tht doctor goei on, helpi us get tho upper hind nf our emotional hablti. That llttla exerciie ln relaxation la worth doing. After the lo times of letting go ii yeu breathe out, you Ihould bt relixed through the shoulden. Then try to let the mui" du of tht face go limp. Thii U not all of lt by any means but you hive something to work on until you can go Into mil quution of release from ttmlon more thor- ughly on your own account. Our authority uyi you ihould expect to put ibout 10 weeks into practicing relaxation, then atart over and do another 10 wetki, Would be Thief Stabs Trail Girl at Coast ' ''. '."■.*•- VAiTCXWVBR, Oot 14 (CP) - Mlu Loriine Corth, 21-ytir-old garaft attendant from TrtU, luffered gashes on tht chut ind fore- hud when itabbed by a"'would-be eu their yuttrdiy u iht struggled to prevent hla taking the keyi to in automobile. Six weeki igo Mlu Corth came htrt from Trail whtrt iht worked It till smelters and where iht lived I woman worker from being bidly burned with odd it risk of burning herself. Misi Corth iaid htr assajlint yuttrdiy wu ibout 30 yeari old, She recognized him u tht umt man who attempted to steal a car lut month. "t itopped hint that time,", iht •aid, "ind ht thraaMned to fit even." Hi hid i blade in hli bind when hi itticktd thi girl. , Only thing worrying Mlu Corth lut night wu tha way her parenti, who live In Nelaon, would takt thi Incident, Shi thought iht would wire them to uy she wu •aft. A food relaxer for the ihoulder muiclei la to lie on the back on the floor, lap itralght down, armi straight up In air. Begin with entire beck u flat igainst floor ai you un gtt it, bold, lower, Repeat thrtt tUnu, then relax with armi down it sides, Ump. m_ ■"-& .''■'' AUNT JEMIMAS W1 £ The greatest meal saver oi all1. led by Kennte Mick Bottei, returned Thursdiy after a brief vlilt td Nelion. SANDON, B.C.- Sisters ot fh« Missionary Order du Chrlit Roi hivt established residence ln the Tow- food homt, md art engaged in teaching the Sandon Japanese High School Student!. Mrs. R. Fahrni ot New Denver wu • luncheon hoiteu at the Hotel Reco on Thanksgiving Day, guests being Mri. Lauri Jamieson, MP., of Vincouver, D, Ewing of Ltmon Creek, md thi Misses Q. Suttie, H. Lawson and E. Ledlard and Jack Rowe of Ntw Denver. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wolfram of Victoria motortd hire to ipend the Thanksgiving holidiyi with tht latter'i parenti, Mr. and Mn. J. M. Boetee. Mr. ind Mri. W. J. Turner of Zincton visited town. E. Doney ind E. 0. Vindergrift, lessees of the Victor mine, ihipped i cir ot high grid! lut week. ■ Mill R. Zldn .pint thl Thanksgiving holiday it her home in New Denver, P. Montreull wu a Nelaon viiltor Sundiy. H. V. Dewli of Silverton wu a visitor hare Mondiy, R. A, Grlmei wu In town on Tuudiy, TWO NIW MIMIIRS FOR NEW DENVER GUILD NEW DENVER, B. C—The meeting of the evening guild wu held it thi home of Mlu Alice Teir on Thundiy. Two new mtmbtn enrolled, Mn. W. Stark ind Mrs. McDonild. Mn. E. Telr wu welcomed u a visitor. Refreihmenti wtrt served by the hoiteu. There art. no railroads and ftw roadi In Borneo. IIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIINNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMII IVinhfoA MjU-mGWWM ! By BITIY NIWMAN 1111 i 11111 m M i7t t li ii Ti 11 ii i iTi i n, T,, ,77.11 n 111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Makt meat go farther by com. menu one pound ot meat is midt to 2 WHYS TO MAKE PRECIOUS JELL-0 and JELL-0 FIDBINGS^/Stft* T TNFORTUNATELY, due to wirtlme condl- . tions, oo housewife It getting ill the Jeil-O mdJcll-O Puddings she would like to get. But when Tt>u irt _J_le to gtt tither, yon itt sure of urisfaction. Um thun rarrfullv and mike diem go « far as pouible. Here are two Idem to help 700. TWO OIAND DIIIMTI- limilral lfl tupply Km pow, but unchanitd la quality- JIU-0 CUBES WITH CUSTARD 2 CUf$ m*-* MMr 1 tnp mlmd same* X packtte JBUrO (Streuberrj, Ktspeerrj at Cherry) Dissolve Jell-0 in bot witer. Turn into shillow pu. Chill until firm. Cut io cubes. Pile cubes lightly in iherbert ot per_ait glutei Poor custird uuce over thc cubes of ihimmtting Jcll-O. Serv__6to8. • ■ ■ • Eaiy, isn't it? And here's an idea fot Jcll-O Puddings: JEU-0 TRIFLE 1 patkaei JEU-0 rVODlNG (any fijior,hut vmUUU tpetlally teed) 6 er 7 if*jr.i pltim ctkt Horn-mad* lam Pimm JillO Pudding u directed oe tht ta&m. Spieid top o< each touire of cike with |im, Plice squat est ait In lodlrt dual doten dlsho. When pudding ii tool, pour orer alt tnd chill. This recipe glrtt 6 of 7 terrlnn of u dtli(h_ful a dtmit m you ***t utitd. You tut dank the unrifylng autlity of Jell-0 Puddingt for ibn full, rich dim —(tall . -/9k^__ 1—: // JELL-0-JEU-0 Puddings rrtiMui m. Qmneimi Foods m«K« -ilea, gu taiinu uj *»iei- unuu v***. yviwA*— mm ™--- — ~- blning It with bland foodi. IB this ierva aix perioni by mixing lt With othtr foodi ln 1 ttity dlih which may bt cooked on top, of the stove or Uktd. TQDAYVMRNU . Bretkfut: Sliced Oranges Wholt Whtit Cereil Milk Creamed Eggi Tout Coffee ■Lunchton: rrench Touted Cheeie Sandwiches Baked Apples Doughnuti Milk 1 Coffte Dinner: ' Meat Extender Dish , Miyonmlie Cauliflower Cabbage md Apple Salad Pumpkin Pli . -.Coffee FRINCH TOASTED CHIIIK SANDWICHES Slice bread thin end make Into sindwlchei with thtn, even illou of chtui. Beet up 1 or 3 eggi with 1 cup milk. Dip (andwlchu lightly Into thla mlxturi on both sides md fry ilowly ln a little fit. Brown on both sldei and serve hot. MBAT'lXTENOIR 1 egg, 1 pound ground pork, 1 nip cooked rice, 1 teupoon ult, tt tea spoon pepper, tt clove garlic. I tt bletpooni wittr, tt eup chopped ptrtliy, Vi teupoon nutmeg, I tibleipooni lard or drlpplngi. Cut garlic flnt Into water, 101k 1 hour ind itrain. Combine girlie liquid with ill Ingredients exoept drlpplngi. Drop by tlblupoonfuli into bot drlpplngi and brown on both ildes; cover ind cook ilowly 30 minutei, uncovering tbe lut ftw minutei to crisp. Or put mixture In to individuil ramikln dtihtp or Into a ciiiirole and beki, covered about M mlnutu; uncovlred, 10. Servei 6. MAYONNAISE CAULIFLOWER 1 hud clullflower, parsley mayonnaise. Slpirite clullflower into, flowerets, 000k In boiling, ulted witer until tender—do not ovircook—then drain ind mikt Pauliy Mayonnaise. 3 tableipoom fit, 3 tablupctoni flour, tt teupoOn nil, tt teaspoon pepper, 1 cup milk, 3 tibleipooni chopped par-ley, 14'cup real miy- onnllri. Malt tat- In top of double boiler; add flour, ult ind pepper and atlr until imooth. Add milk gndually itlrrlng coittlitly, ind coek until thickened. Add ptrilty and ml miynnnilse Ind itlr until imooth. Servei . —Photo by Couno-SHto. New Denver Church Croup Meet NEW DENVER, B. C—Th» monthly! meeting pf tht St. Stephen! Womin'i Auoclitlon wu htld at tht homt ot Mri, A, L. Hinli, Thuriday, MN, A. Ltvy, Vict Preiident wu ln the chair, Rtv. T. Browne opened the meeting. Mri. R. Orellln reported on a meeting htld by Community Club, Mn, D. Pearson gave report for tbi Thomllnion wu nimed to tht Viiiting Committee and Mri. S. Church during October. Mrs. T. 0, D. Harris and Min Monica Butlin were welcomed it tha tea hour. Refreshment! wtre served by. Mrs. A. Levy md Mlu Mohlci Butlin. B. C. Salmon Canning Has Become a War Induitry VICTORIA, Oct. 14 (CP)-Sil- mon-cinnln| In Britlih Columbii hU vlrtuill;' btcomt • wir Industry the provincial Fiihirlu .Depart- ment reported today. "Cinnid Mlmon ia a high protein food, parted In oontalnin whleh mike it rtuoftably euy. to handle," uld thi report. "It dou not rtquire special facilities for ihlpment or storige, will keep without furthtr preparation. The British Government wu quick to recognize thui facilities which mtke B. C. cinned salmon in Ideal wir ritlon, tht ruult btlng a heavy Increue in tht dtmind for canned salmon for war purposu. Fisheries producti in 1M3 In B.C. were valued at $38,059,559 in Increue over the year before ot $6,327,_a_, or 30 per oent, Ot this total the ulmon fllhirjr wii vilued at $23,419,881. Next in value came herring it $8,333,784; in third pilot wu halibut It $2,328,818 ind fourth wu pilchardi it $3,014,407. WUtEA WHIZZ OF ACOOK i ROYAL'S a mm OFA war! JEWELRY STORE Ml Biktr SL Ntlion, B, C. Airtight wrappei protects strength anil pui ily AIWAYS D.PIN-A.U .. *■' t-1 v COOD eonnen In Ml* Indurtry'i early dayi struggled to preierw the cholceri Hem* ef Iheir day by Ihe application of heat al the temperature ef boiling water—212° Fahrenheit; Heat It still lhe only preservative used In canning. But since Libby'i was eitabllihed 73 yean age (31 yean manufacturing In Canada), the Ingenuity of science hai slopped up the available temperature through steam pressure—thus opening the way to provide you with an Infinite variety of new and better foodi. Libby'i develop and uie Ihe newest advances In agriculture and processing to provide and maintain perfected quality In mon than 100 food products, libby'i EARLY CANADIAN QUILTING BEE TsUhwork" Mltfc ttiy wm nlW.' but there wis nothing pitchv about the solid comfort they imparted on cold winter nighti! In dnidi1, eirly divs, when tie twin ."home-mito" Mnot»4 a specill qnility, ffllttl \m mttt frequent neighborhood iffiln Label ilgnali te every housewife all lha grand flavour and goodness of old-time home-cooked dishes, plus new products such at Libby's "Gentle Press" Tomato Juice—an excellent source of Vitamins A . and C—Canada's most papular health drink. Prove il for yourself. Try Libby's "Gentle Press" Tomato Juice—If you don't agree It Is the bett you have tailed return the label and Libby's will pay you cfoufc/e the punhese price. j A UIBY OF CANADA, UMITID CMATMAM, ONT AUO . ■ ■ - —'■' ■"*- ,mm*.'.*im' iww*n.v*n. ;iftt^*i*. mv..**',!*m "mi* The Best ood Shoes are at Andrew & COe Leaders in Footfashion CEREALS AND FRUITS in twice u good wU RICH trom Valley \jt iotenay Valley I/airy FALL MILLINERY $2.95 to $5.95 fashion First Ltd. Million! or nndbagi provided far Air Baitl Precautions purpom may soon disappear following an innouncement by Herbert MorrUon, tbi Britlih Minister of Homa Security, that tbey an "unsuitable for dialing with the niw types of Incendiary bombi except In special circumstances." Nelson District Food ^Fitness Try this Tasty Way MELOGRAIN HEALTHMEAL The delicious, now Ishlnt ponld|«—• blend ol whole-jrain Whut and Rye ler body-bulldlnj, Bnn •nd Ftu In mild Isxitlvi action. MELOGRAIN HEALTH OATS Bnn ind Fin in blended la for extra flavor... mklag a lood conUlnlns mineral salts and wilh • mild UaaHva action. Relief $2720 ToUl of ».._...3 hu been tent te Provlnclil Headquarters of thl Chineie Wir Relief Fund trom Ntlion •nd Dlitrict. J. R, McLennan, local Treasurer, reported thit including S7H.50 collected by Chinese, md $101,90 itnt in trom Nikuip ind Edgewood dlitrlcti, the imount forwarded totalled $2720.43. MELOGRAIN What more could you ask from a fine cup of tea? • Deep, hearty flavor • Fragrant bouquet • Utmost en|oyment Compare Canterbury! It'a traditionally fine tea, the kind you like beat., [WW ... a Iafewav .. J [TORES, LTD. wry for your convenience, Canterbury le packed tn 2 0Z.,4 0Z. and 8 OZ. rigid cortoni, NELSON SOCIAL|?W *** Want Action From Dr. Amyol on Health Nurse ROSSLAND. B. C, Oct. 1«- following tht announcement of Alderman A. F. Snowball, wbo ll ilso Chairman ot tht School Board, thlt a Health Nurse hu been appointed on a temporary basis to assist Dr. E. E. Topliff, Medical Heilth Officer, with inipection of ichool children, the city Council Tueiday night decided thit in urgent letter ihould be itnt to Dr. Amyot, Frovinciil Heilth Officer, Victoria, itatlng thit Rossland ll awaiting furthtr replies regirding tht two application! that wera forwarded to bim for thli poiltion, ind Is anxious to make any official appointment as soon as poiilble owing to its concern regirding the (840 grint which iuch an appointment entitles It to rtetlvt. Mn. Wilfred Hohn, of Trill, (formerly Mill Glendennan of Calgary) who tubmltted the fint application for the poiltion ot Public Health Nurse, hu started work on a temporary basis, stated Alderman Snowball. ■y MRI. M. J. VIONIUX a Chargl for tagagemint Announcements In Thli Column ll $1.60 e Mn. R. P. Barnei, who hai|terday ifternoon, whin those it- Redi (reek Officer With "Reme" in Italy By WILLIAM STEWART Cinidlin Prut War Correipondent WTTH THE CANADIAN FORCES IN ITALY, Oct. 14 (CPJI-Th* re- To Help You Be at Your Best HERE'S a breakfast cereal with a malty- rich, nut-sweet flavor that ll really different - plus nourishment thit gott a long way to help keep you at your beat. Grape-Nuts Flakee ate made of two graltu- not juit one. Tbey give yon die grand taate and wholesome goodness of both sun-ripened wheat and malted batley. And the special process that] both bikes and touts them, makei Grape-Nuts Flakei extra easy to digest. Make mre yon get tbe hlgh-quility nourish' ment everyone needs these days. Aik your grocer fer the red and white package of Grape-Nuts Flakes-regular siie or giant economy the. Orape=Nuts FLAKES _fn*KtalOmae*ltmA ■pent the put couple of monthi it the bomt ct htr son-in-liw ind diughtir, Mr. ind Mrs. H. J. Haylock, SUnlty Strttt, leaves on the Eutbound tnln thii morning for Strathmore, Alta., from where ihe wlll later go to Toronto. / e Mill Doreen Long hu arrived from Edmonton to make hir heme in Ntlion. e Hans Edwardson of Ymir visited Ntlion yesterday. e Mrs. Mill! was In tht city from Procter yuttrdiy. e Miss Christine Fornelll. Biktr Strttt, who ipent the holidiy wttkend it tht homt of htr mothtr, Mrt. M. Fornelll of Fife, hu returntd. 1 • Miii A,' Mijor and son Colin of Procter viilted town yeiterday, LEAVES FOR ALBERTA e George Barnes of Vincouver. who hu bttn a guest of Otorgt W. Steele tor ■ few days, left yesterday ter Cilgary md Edmonton to visit hla iliter md nltcc btfore return' ing to tht C.ast. e The Fairview C. W. L. met Wedneidiy ifternoon it tbt homo of . Mrs. Harry Dronsfield, when those attending were Rev. Gerald Murphy, Mrs. T. L. Marquis, Mrs, Williim Marshal, Mrs. Thomas Cookson, Mrs. H. B. Lindsay, Mn A. W. Stubbs, Mri F. Denlion, Mrs. F. Rossman ind Mrs, 3. P. Cote. The prize was won by Mrs. Cote. e: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Foggo, Mill Street, hid u gueiti Thanksgiving Diy'their nephew md niece, Mr. md 'Mrs. B. W. Lawrie of Rossland. e'Ptlpt Offlctr Alan Emmott hu returned to hts R.CA.F. dutiei atter ipending leave with hli father F..N..Emmott, Ihnei Street E. Kcnclli, mining man ot Vancouver,, ls a city viiltor. e Mtn Beatrice Weit ot Willow Point V>ent yesterday shopping In town. e J. I. Peten, CPJt. Diitrlct Freight Agent, bu returned from a couple of days ipent in Vmcouver. e Cul Mohr, mining man of Alnsworth, visited town yeiterday. e Mrs. McKay wu in tht city from Crtiton yeiterdiy. e Mrs. McEwing ot Silmo ipent yesterdiy In Nelion, e Shoppers In the city yuterdiy included Mr. ind Mri. W. Kline of Slocan City. • e Mr. and Mn. F. Downing of Passmore visited Nelion yuttrdiy. to' vierr wenatchee e Mri. George Gill, Robion Street, left yeittrdiy for Wenatchee, Wuh, to visit htr iliter, Mn. Joieph Jannl, for a few weeks. e Mrs. R. A. Peebles, Latimer Street, wu hostess to Circle No. 1' ot St Paul's United Church yei- ____________^_^^_ ■ HP-SON DAILY NIWS, PRIDAY, OCTOIIR », 1943 — 8 tending win Mn. D. H. Hill, Mrs. W. O. Stewirt Mn. Margaret Bell Mrs. J. Btrn, Mrs. C, H. Bim. Mrs. W. E. Shiw, Mn. Hector Mickenzle, Mn J, D. Foggo, Min Grace Cash, Mn. C. H. Stark, Mrs. Alex Cifrie, Mlu Annie McCorkle, Mlu M. McCorkle, Mn. R. D. Barnei ind Mn. H. Stewart Forbes. e Mr. md Mn. W. G. Mara oi Roulmd visited town on Thanksgiving Diy. e Mr. arfd Mn. J. C. Bradshaw md the liters' lister, Mrs. David Login, hive returned trom a tew diy! visit V> Trail. e Rev. Sister M. Bernard, Superintendent of the Mater Misericordiae Hoipltil it Roulmd, iceompanied by Rev. Sister M. Austin, spent yuterday it St. Joseph's Acidimy. e Mn. Carr of Creston ls t city viiitor. e Mn. A. B, Clark Is ln town from Trail. BETUHNS TO COAST e Mrs. Desaulniers ot Vincouver, who hu ipent a few monthi In Moyie, >ind visited her diughter, Rev. Slater M. Victor Superior of St Joseph's School, left yesterday for the Coist,. • a Wednesday sfternoon Mri, D. Mclnnes, 2006 Stinley Street, enter ti!ned the Circle ot the Cathedral of Mary Immaculate it her home when Red Crosi articles were made, The winners of the prizes were I^rs. Henry Lindblad ind Mrs. J. Munro. Among those attending were Mrs. Thomas Prime, Mrs. Jean Kasper, Mrs. J. Morrison, Mrs. Henri Gagnon,- Mrs. Henry Lindblad, Mri. Louli Colettl, Mn. M. DeGirolamo, Mrs. A. G. Gelinas, Mrs, G. F. Stevens, Mrs, Philip Rihal, Mrs. M. 3. Varseveld, Mrs. .George Henneisy, Mrs. Norbert Choquette, Mrs. Lut- kvltch, Mrs. M. Scally, Mrs. J. P. Herron, Mrs, L. G. McCallum, Miss Albertine Choquette, Mrs. J. Mur- aro, Mrs. Edith Edgar, Mn. Joseph Sturgeon, Mn. M. J. Vigneux, Mrs. D. A. McPherson, Mrs. H. D. Thompson, Mn. W. G. Fullerton, Mn J. N. Hunt Mrs. Vito Romino, Mri D. Aurelio, Mn. V. Doyle ihd Mrs. Hairy Korolak. e Mr. md Mn. George A. Tipp, 507 Carbonate Street, have at guests their son md daughter-in-law, Pay- matter Sub-Lieut George Tapp and Mrs. Tapp ot Victoria, who are here on two months furlough. e Mr. Justice MacFarlane ot Victoria hu arrived from Cranbrook, to preside over the Nelion Assizes, which open Monday, e Mn. W. A. Bennett High Street is visiting her sen and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bennett Jr., at Tnil. After S3 Yean Fifty-three yem were bridged thli wttk by George A. Birnes of Vtncouver tnd Georgt W. Stttlt ot Ntlion. Tne two mm trt cousins who spent much of thtlr boyhood together et homes near London, Ont Aa young men thiy Mt out to' chtrt thtlr own piths ln tht world largt- ly in tht Wut For iomt yeirs neither knew whert the other wu. Then they learned each wu ln the Wut, but Mr. Birnes wu a telegraph operator and agent for Canadian National Railways, mostly Nor. them Alberta, and Mr. Steele wu in Nelson District Mr. Barnes retired and want Into tha hardware business ln Vincouver; Mr. Steele, concluding hit working life as a Nelson City employee, retired ilso, and rtmilntd in Nelion, . . A few days ago Mr. Barnei came to Ntlion to visit Mr. Steele, found he had gone to Itill to visit his ion Fred, and caught up with him thert. They returned to Nelson for i few day:. Mr. Barnes left on Thundiy mornlng'i train tor Cilgary ind Edmonton. "We had a grand reunion," declared Mr, Stetle with hii charic- .trlatie grin. "We talked and talked and talked some more, md really enjoyed ounelvei. A lot can happen In (3 yeari but we Caught up on most of it" Nakuip, Cranbrook Airrrton Graduate VULCAN. Alta., Oct lt (CP) - Sgt. Pilot! Stuart C. Webber of Vancouver and Ernest J, Callan of Loi Angelu, shired honon ll leiding itudenti of a dan of plloti graduating as plloti it No, IS Servict Fly Ing Training School, R.C.A.F., here todiy. Briti-h Columbii airmen wert predominint in the clui. Graduatei Included, British Columbii: J. F, Arthur, A. P. Clirke J.. G. Reynolds, J, L. Snyder and S. C. Webber, ill of Vancouver; O. A. Fennlngs, J. A. Stiles both of Ntw Westminster; E. M. Baird, Nikuip; J.D.A. Eut Keremeos; A. B. Elworthy, Victoria; O. W. Exel, Roystdn; D.C.R. Home, Oak Bay; A, H. MacLeod, Sardls, M. Sanderson, Cranbrook, FREEMA1J * FURNITURE CO. The House ot Furniture Valuu Phont IU Nilsoai TRADE IN YOUR Old Furniture on NEW DEATHS EDINBURGH, Scotland — Peter Robertion, 62, internationally fimoui golf professional. Robertion wu professloml champion of Scotland In 1991 and ISM and the only player who ihot a two on the famous "roid hole"—the 17th—at St Andrewi, OXFORD, Englmd-Slr Michael Sadler, 82, international authority on secondary educition. City Employees Aim lor $11350 in Victory loan At a meeting Wedneiday tbe Nelion Civie Committee on Payroll Savingi tor the Fifth Victory Lou discussed plans for the complete cinvass of all civic employees. A definite objective of $11,350 hu been aet tor City of Nelion employees and every employee li being uT(M to support md give every assistance in winning thi "V" Flag by topping tbt objective. Committee il as followi:—R. Harshaw, H. D. Dawion, R. Hickey, A. A. Pagdin, C. B. Sharp, P. Perdue, R. Bush Ud D. S. Webster. Jean Jacques Rousseau, wllter ot "The Social Contract," ind tamoue philosopher ot nance, wu born Ul Oeneva in HU. For Reliable Watch Repairs consult— 'y0Mm iiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiini New Fall Outfits Coats — Hats — Dresses MILAPY'S FASHION SHOP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii Soma bid mon than too public Mttus In the eighth century. STOCKHOLM (CP) — Bnogeholm Castle, ln the Province ot Skone, haa been rented by thl Swedish social Welfare Board for UM u a reception centre for Danlih refugeei. SAFEWAY iTCHES: Canada, 3 boxes . . * 23c IELLY GLASSES: doz. ... 59c .ODAS: I. B. C. 40 oz. box 35c .ICE. round grain, 2 Ibs. . . 21c |LL BRAN: Kellogg's, large pkt. . 21c Robin Hood, Five Roses FLOUR 14 Ibs. ,. 79c 149 Ibs. . $1.50 pair and maintenance organization whole army nune, Royil Electrical ahd Mechanical Engineers but which li popularly known u "Reme," li helping to keep tbe Canidlm forces fighUng tit ind rolling ln Italy. Canadlani who staff lta workshops ind hindle lta repilr tooli ire not soldiers likely to become famous ln the Italian campaign but their hard work meani that the weaponi ln tiie hands of the fighting men will always be ln top notch condlUon. The organization can perform a thousand and one jobs speedily. One ot ttie workshops operating ln Italy It commanded by Ma]. Archie Slethem of Winnipeg and Fort Frances, Ont. The headquarters compiny is commanded by Ueut Bob Smeed of Montreel The Compiny Sgt. is Johnny Anderion of Rock Creek, B. C. Ueut GU Cook of Montreal Is the armaments officer. Hli Sergeint- Major ll Lionel Gilbert ot Calgary, Ueut Bob Grassby ot Winnipeg, I McGill University graduate tn Engineering, directs the vehicle and repair and maintenance section md the motor transport workshops. Specialists who have the rank of Armaments Q. M. S. Include Cirl Iddoli of Calgary, a former Blsley marksman. 'Fitter Doug Clarke ot Victoria, B. C, wu I peacetime member ot the permanent force ind hli wife is in the Women's Division ot the R. C. A.F. A. Q. M. S. of the "telecom* section is Frank Palmer of Penticton, B. C. Sgt. Ml], Ernie Tiylor ot Drumheller, Alta., supervises dozen! ct Jobl cirrled out In the motor transport workshops. The broken plow inn of • greit bulldozer was welded by Pte. Don Hadley ol Morden, Mm. Woman Gets Yoar on Bigamy Charge CAUJASY, Oct 14 (CP.)-Mrs. Gladys Lillian Ferguson, a, Port Arthur, Ont, must spend her term of, ont yur ln Jill on I bigamy chirge, It wu ruled ln Alberta Appeal Court yesterday, when her appeal was dismissed. Evidence revealed the womin wu mirrled to three mtn in thi irmed forcei, ill ot whom art pruumibly living. Shi wu chirged with bigamy In respect to tht lut mirrlige. Court dismissed tht appeal on the ground thit the accuied hid admitted tht varioui marriage ceremonies even though she claimed thlt In the cue befon the court ihe believed she hid i divorce from her fint hui bind. , i ■ I a l Thieves Rob War Salvage Chest VANCOUVIR. Oct M (CP) - A burglir lut night broke open thi ■ate it Ortit Vincouver Wir Chest Silvigi Depot and took 1*3 ln cuh. the Silvigt Oftlce nported todiy. The Mul, proceed! of Wednesday'! iell of salvage collected trom rainy Vancouver houjtholdi, wu iirmirktd for troop entertalnmint, but btctun tbt theft wu tully covered by Iniunnce, "tbe ihow wUl go on." Actor to Attend Coait Loan Rallies HCtiYWOOD, Ok-HtAP) - Film actor Herbert Marshall will appear it Victory Loin rallies ln Vincouver ind Victorii, October 20, 31 md 22, the Hollywood Victory Committee announced todiy. YOUR HAIR IS AN ASSET! Keep your hair beautiful by regular visits to the FAIRVIEW Beauty Shoppe Fairview Cath Market Opposite Hume khool. Rolled Veal Roests: 9P. Perlb. JpC Good Pot Ro«t Beef: tyi- Perlb m.lm Hamburgher, fresh AC- made: 2 Ibs. ... wC Stewing Veal: \**_ Perlb 1/C Brisket Boiling 17 Beef: Perlb WC Pork Sausages: - 07 - Perlb. ........ £lC Welners: OQ. Perlb,■■-.:...n\ «>C FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY PHONI 295 R. R. Horner R flr RGROCERY Macaroni: Lion 1A_* brand; Mb. pkg. IUC X*: 34c Puffed Wheat: Shop-OC; ping Bag; bag .. fctJC Mcintosh Apples: OCA 4 Ibs fctfC Oranges: Size 252; 07 dozen < Jlv Tpmatoei: OC- 3 Ibs ZOC Creen Peppers: 10 perlb IOC Red Peppers: OA per Ib £UC Lettuce: Large size; 1 P head 13C °£ti 4c Cauliflower: 1Q« perlb IOC Beets and Turnips: i_, perlb. .......,' W Onions: OP_, 5 Ibs ZDC PHONE 161 ■_____..-__. ..... ......___. ... ., ' mm -___!___________ ' ' Mmm Baihj Jf m* ITED, litibllihtd April 11,1901. Brt'tM Columbia'i Mott Intirtittng Niwtpaper ibUihid evenr momlng except Sundiy by I NEWS PUBLISHING! COMPANI? Utrl. 166 Biker SL. Nilion. Britlih Columbii. JER Or TH! CANADIAN PRESS AND AlipiT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS. FRIDAY, OCT. IB. ««■ I Trade Quotas Instead of t- Tariffs and Their Effect on Canada v Britlih Columbia industries, notably those of lumber and fishing, benefitted greatly from the Empire trade agreements. The tendency of thought at this Ume ls in the opposite direction. It ls •gainst tariffs and for more free trade between nations. If postwar policy should frown on protective tariffs such as thoie which under the Ottawa agreements benefitted all parts of the British Empire what measures should-Canada take in order to assure Itself of a fair share of world trade T . r. Much aggressive selling, wide'promotion of Canadian goods and Insistence upon maintenance of high standards of quality in our products are three obvious answers, but they do not Cover all angles of the problem. Other countries can adopt similar measures and they might' have advantages which we could not overcome, such as lower cost of production. Quotas are probably the solution. British Columbia fisheries benefitted for yean from quotas which gave it a find share of the.French market for canned salmon. We shipped some classes of lumber to the United States under quota. If the quota principle ln international tride should be established as part of the post-victory settlements then Canada's interests could be protected, without recourse to the employment of tariff barriers. Quotas are based upon two-way trade. We would offer Canadian, markets in reasonable proportion to the markets offered to its, but the quota plan does not call for even-Steven deals. It could be beneficial to aome countries to accept much greater values in goods from as than thjy would expect to ship in return. France might have iuch need for our salmon that it would not necessarily insist upon us accepting an equal value In wine and perfume in return. Hence quotas need not have an adverse effect upon our Canadian balance of trade. It would be a matter of productive ability on the one hand and consumer needa on the other. - Canada'i interests could be preserved 'under the quota plan of international trade—but we would need to be well represented in the treaty chambers. Russia and Ourselves Relations between Russia and the English-speaking democracies seem to be a delicate subject but would be less delicate—if; more frankly stated. They bristle with misunderstandings. Thoie Who laud everything Ruuian, who consider it the worit of hereiy to coniider that Premier Stalin could possibly on •ny occasion be wrong go to one extreme. Those who fear everthing Rub- sian, who see in Joe Stalin the burglar under the bed, go to another. The war position ia simple enough. Russia was attacked by Germany. It Ii defending itself magnificently and ii welcoming all the assistance we can give it. In ita defence of Ruuian soil it has passed to the offensive and hai destroyed many German diviiioni and huge resources in armament and supplies. Rusiia and ourselves are fighting the same enemy. We have a common cause againit Hitler, who li out to destroy Russia and the Western democracies. In that struggle the Russians In the course of defending their homeland and in striving to drive out the Germans have brought victory by the United Nations Immeaiuresbly nearer. In thii war, we and the Ruulini march together. We do not do so undir unified military leadenhlp. Premlir Stalin prefers to run hii own ihow, and we an willing that he ihould do io and to give him all the material aid and the strategic aid ln our power. His military cause ii oun. We may think that Russian reluctance toward suggeitioni ot unified military control on a global seals li lometlmei a handicap to tha United Nationa"1 cause, but Russia Is performing splendidly a military talk of iuch magnitude that no sensible person In the Weitern democracies la inclined to be critical. In the meanwhile we do all we ean to bring about cloier relations, through conferences and discussions and through consulting the Kremlin upon every major operation In, the war, or every major change that develops. Looking to peace settlements, then are also basic differences between the position of Russia and that of the Western democracies. Neither the British Empire nor the United States wishes to gain on* square yard of territory- They fight only to destroy the Nails who would have destroyed them. Russia's position li that under the Hitler- Stalin pact of 1938, Russia was to occupy Eastern Poland. It hu not relinquished that claim. It has since declared that It proposes to hold the territory of the Baltic republics and Bessarabia.' We, and China, are at war with Japan. Russia is not. Nor do we show any desire to upset Russo-Japanese relations. There are other differences in status, In policy and in postwar alms, hut there are none that need give us any especial cause for concern at this time. Rusiia is attacking our foe. We are attacking Russia's foe, All the United Nations, the British Empire, the United States, Ruula and China, and their Allies, gain from every Ruuian, from every Anglo-American, from every Chineie victory. It is no time to quibble over methods or ideas. » ■ i ■■ ''.' Press Comment A.I»U|t WITH A STRINOl Utlder tbe incomi tu regulations, a person wbo subscribes to a superannuation scheme ll - illowed exemption on the lumi bl piyi to the scheme. But tbe person' who superannuates himself by menu of life insurance or annuity sets no exemption. Re payi taxei ea every dollar be pays lo premiums or innulty contributions. Thtn bt pays igiln. In the cut ot lift Insurance, tbt premiums whleh have already paid Incomi tea, are subjected to a premium tix and this premium ' tax necessarily reduces the return te the policyholder. Ostensibly, lt li the company thlt pays. But tht company la only a trustee. Tbt real payer Is tht policyholder. The annuitant fares even worse, whether . thl. annuity la purchaied from I life Insurance compiny or from tht Dopilnton Government itself. All innultles arranged fer mbsiquint to Juni 21,1940, ire subject te taxation as Income. But an annuity, af course, is not Income. There li a bit of Interest in It, of count, ind the Intereit is properly subject te taxation ai income. But there ti capital In It, too, and that cipltal, which his already peld ltl tax, ll not properly taxable again. When i min, ifter paying hla Interne tax. Invests hii uvlngi ln • houn wd eoUaeta rent, the government doei not retard tee wholt of the rent u Income. Then te in allowance for municipal taxei, tor lnsurinci and for depreetetlon. When a man buyi mining stock •nd draws i dividend the whole dividend li not regarded is Income. There li an allowance tor depletion, tor Uie mine li regarded si i wasting suet Tbt annuity la on a par with a mining dividend. It la pert capital ind thit capital, hiving already paid Its Ux, should net be taxed again. As Mr. B. K. Sandwell puts lt in I revealing arUele tn Siturdiy Night, tht government which mikes i contrtct with in ennult- int and thtn tekai away a proportion of Uie money lt pays him—i proportion tblt may run lo 90 or 70 per cent-ls selling I pup with I itrlng. And selling pupi wilh strings it- tiched li not regarded u honest.—Vincouvir Province aOVISNMINT MUST RESPOND Chairman Donald Cordon of tea Prlcei Board haa appalled urgently to thi peopli ot Cinada to eooperite with wage md prleifilling policiei ln order to avert disastrous Inflation. The people wlll be disposed to rtipond,' but it the ume Ume, the Government it Ottiwi will also hivt to practice whit Hr. Oordon 10 logically preaches. Al The Plnmclil Poit polnti out, Ottiwi hu gone over Hr. Gordon's head, timi liter time, to mike ipeclil concessions to libor ind food producer!. In iomt ciki theu concessions wtrt deserved tnd necessary, but thirt muit be • strict limit thereon if urleui trouble li to bt prevented.—Brmtford Bxpoilter. ?? Questions?? ANSWERS Open tt any ruder. Namu et perioni Uklng questions wlll not bl publlihid. Thtrt li ne ohirgt for thli iirvlci. Queitloni will net bi anwirtd by mall except whtn there Is obvloui neceiilty tor privity. • A. K., Brllllint—Cin you live me the nsme ind addrtu of thi nearest branch officials of Sn Amerioan oil company reputed to havt id oil leise In .South America tnd ll recruiting Canidlm libor tos working ■aid lease? Put to wirtlme restrictions thi^iime of tell oil company cannot be divulged, If you with to ieek employment thtrt ipply it tht National Selective Servict Office, Ntlion. V. 8, Kimberley—Are there any restrictions tor a Canadian In purchasing ammunition In the United States other than paying duty en the ume? Yll. Ammunition Is I prohibited importation. A. P., Fruitvale—Will you pleaie describi Fnnklln'i Grouse, Canada Grouie md a Tool Hen? Are any ot then blrdi protect ed by a continual cloeed season? Are the ibove alternative names tor tbt umt bird? A Franklin Grouie and Fool Hen art tba umt bird, we cannot find any description of i Canada Grouse. Tha season for tha Franklin md Blue Orouu closes Oct 15. Oct I wu tet doling date for,th'a season on Willow or Buff- ad grouse. , Reader, Shoreacres—I am 13 years ot tgt md havt a lot ot pimples and blackheads md tiny holei on my face. Whit causes all theu thlngi? I've tried ill sorts ot medicine but tbey could not htlp. Thtrt are mtny reasons why certain people ere afflicted with plmplei and they art vtry common between tht igti of 12 md about 11 yeari. Keeping the face scrupulously clean with mild Nip and water'and the application ef a mild antiseptic, u will u omitting ill greasy, fit foodi, candy and rich deiserts, often help this condlUon. We adviit you to' consult a physician for treatment. Ruder, Sheep Cretk—Would you kindly glvt mt teg addren ot place or firm ln Vancouver to which you forward fundi to hive cigarettes tent overseas? British Columbii Overseas Tobicco Fund, Dipt, et Trade ind Induitry, Firllimint Buildingi, Victorii. etters to the Editor Lttttrt may bi publlihid ever a nom dt plume, but thi ictual name ef tht writer muit be given to thl Editor ii evidence tf good filth. Anonymouj letten gt In tht wait! piper buket Puzzled Can't Reconcile Porch-Light Rulings To tht Editor: - . Sir—I am ilmost certain that I read In Tht Dally Newt'within the lut few days teit It wu now perfectly In order tor the householder to twitch on long-doused porch light; the element of doubt In tbt matter li Induced by hiving also reid so much contrary nutter relevant thereto In Cotlt raper. Anyhow, In perfect quietness of mind I twitched on. my porchllght find lt much to my.amaiement itlU in a iound condition, md noted that I wu not thi only one on our itreet, te do this. Now, wt irt told In tet piper thli morning thtt tell li itill itrlctly forbidden htrt in Ntlion, tnd thtt wt ihall bi probibly condemned to poreh-llghtltiJ houses till "April la Guern!" It he reaion li that tee porch-light li not under control for prompt iction, it remains to be uld It ll more undtr control thm the burning llghti In i houu thit moy bt it the Ume without ltl occupants, for molt porchllght! cin be extingulihed externally, whereu ln a locked.up houu llghti cinnot bt extinguished unlesi tht A.R.P. wirden breaks in ind dou tet trick tor thl ibient householders. Thl point II, howtvtr, If tht Coast people, vtry much mon relatively ln tht danger irea thtn wt ln thi Intend villeyi, cm have their wn porch lights i.gllmmtrlng, why cinnot wt lighten'our dirkneu to tht ume extent md etUI bt considered loyal citizens? As tht mitter itinds now, between whit one hu reid ■bout tei coist regulatloni ind whit one now nidi ln our own paper ibout the local regulitioni, tht two do not gibe, ind there li tht feeling thit we irt I bit out ot itep. PUZZLED. Ntlaen, B. C, Oet II, IMS. War-25 Years Ago By The Cinidlin Prm Ott 15, l_IB.-Frtn_h forcu North tt Lfon ind ln tei Chimpigne midt Importer! id- vincu, while British troepi ctpturtd Brtev- •Uu, Mturchln md Bauvln, Wut ot Ullt, md the Belgiini ctpturtd Iieghem ind Cortt- mirck. Homi, Syrli, wu occupied by Allen* byi forcei. ________________ i Test Yourself I. What womtn'i orginliatloni in repreiented by thaw Initiate: Wrens? I. WD'i I. CWAM. Today's Horoscope You in ctptklt, hontit tnd ilwiyi con- eemtd for tet welfare of otheri, It your birthdiy ll today. You ihould enjoy mtdtrito sue- ctu ln lift, but you muit bt mere forceful more practical, more alert to opportunities ,ii thiy occur. Around 2:27 i.m., i thrilling experience or i itirring drum mty lynchroA- . In with thli configuration. At 9:41 p.m., don't lit your soclil obligation! mike you feel thit you htvt to ipend momy livlihly. lf you do, you wont git much In return. THT ANIWIM 1 Womtn'i Royil Cinidlin Nuel Servict. 1 Women'! Division ot Royil Cinidlin Air Forct. I, Canadiin Women'! Army Corpi Words of Wisdom Nothing cm bring you peace but yourself; nothing cap bring yeu pun but tht triumph o< prlnclplti.—Imtrion. Etiquette Hints 1-ngntltnci md temper ihownE whin you hive te weit tor in tlevitor or othir urvlee In ilere, rtitiunnl or other plict ot builnin, mirki you In tlmt timu not only u bid min- ntred, but tl unpatriotic \ / IWay's ViaORY GARDEN-GRAPH By DEAN MAILIOAY \ JAPAN PROCLAIMS INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIPPINES mw TOMb Ott. 14 (AH-npm prooUimtl the "Indipmdinot" of thl Philippine! todiy In i win ot propaganda broidcaaU ind announotd Uit Inauguration ef 3mt P. Uurtl u llrrt Fmldent of i puppet "BipuWI- ean OoTtmment" Mt up under tbe thumb of JipuitM armed torou. Uurtl, ucerdlng to tbt Tokyo broadcut, bailed Jipm u "thl artit power of But Arti* »ho wu granting tht FIMPtoM their tritdom "u in tmmpii tf Jmtlci in tbt hlitory of manual." Thi niplnot in tht ueond ptoplt to be Mtorltd thtlr "freedom" by Tokyo while itill rtmalalui to all Intent! and purpom complettly dominated by Japan. Burma prevlouily apan ly rln Anothir Tokyo pan'i "iltrulitlo wanlmllarl) frttd. broadcut uld Jt- ind imtroui ut" thould prow "a, irut itlmului for India's itruggli-" TWO propuandtits hivt promlud inatptnjtntt to - dia. in- SUPPORTS POR FRUIT TRIM IN VICTORY OARDIN ' Ntwly plinted fruit treu te tht Victory garden often' blow loose trom the ground during Winter thaws. When, thli hippmi ilr pocketi cm form iround tht roots and ruult in itrloui injury to tht health ot the tree. It ll therefore i good practice to provide supports for newly-planted trttl. Tht accompanying Garden-Graph Illustrates two methodi ot providing support for newly plinted treei. One calls for the un ot i wooden stake 2. inchu by 10 teet long. ThU stake ihould be driven deeply Into the ground doce to tht trie, •■ illustrated, md then itemed te tht trei trunk with a wtrt covered with a place oi rubber hue er wrapped In a piece ot heivy canvaj. Tht Garden-Graph alio shows in. other method of supporting i tree by attaching guy wlrai to It Thli way ii practical if tht win thit goei about tnt trunk ot tht trie It covered with rubber bote, and ii inspected tich yttr to mike sure It haa not become so tight so u to Interfere with the tree'a normil growth. Tht illustration ahowi a tree on which tbe wire bu bttn neglected until It hu caused a bulge In tha trunk of tht tree ss growth har cauied it to expend againit tee tight wtra. New labor (ode Now in Draft Form By JACK WILLIAMS Canadian Prett Stiff Writer OTTAWA," Oet 14 (CP)-Can*. da's new labor code now la te draft form but numeroui ehangu—tame of them probably recommended by the Provinces—ire expected before it takes final shipe, tt wu learned today,. The code, I consolidation ot numerous orders-ln-council applying te labor matten ln wartime, hu been one of tht mott Important matters before the cabinet ln recent weeks. Although not ytt In complete form, it hai reached a itage which provides a basis for discussions with the Provinces, expected to culminate with I conference of Dominion ind Provincitl authorities in,Ottawa teveral weeks hence, necommenditlons tor a sew code wert advanced In both the majority and minority reports ot tha National War Labor Board'i recent Inquiry Into labor relatloni md wage conditions In Canada. Until thi outbreak of war moat of Canada'! labor legislation wu originated by thl Province* The Induitriil Disputes Inquiry Aet, applying to mining, transportation, communications wd public services, wu tbe outstanding piece of Dominion legislation. On November *l, 1938, the Dominion Government, acting under tbe broad termi of tet Wtr Murom Act, stepped into tet ltbor field on I brosder scale by extend' Ing the terms ot the Induitriil Deputes Inquiry Aet to detence projecti ind ill lnduitrlei producing munltloni md wir supplies. Almost every large concern now li en- gaged in tome form ot wer work ind io comes under this extension. Tbe ict now is used ilmost entirely to dttl1 with disputes over union recognition, but ia not uiuilly invoktd until efforti ot Trovln- cial labor officials have proven un- successful. Miin criticism u tht aet haa been that it Ucki "teeth" to enforce recommendation! of Industrial Disputes Inquiry Commissions. By providing compulsory collective Mr- gaining, which wu ilao recom- minded In tht Wir ]_abor Botrd rtporti, steps could be tiken to put union recognition on a naw bull with compulsory clausei. Such iction, It Jl believed would be accompanied by the Imposition of definite responsibilities on both employeri tnd unioni. Agrees With Stalin Strike in Europe Would End the War I.ONDON, Oot. H 410 1 {Diller: Beat Neither aide vulnerable.) Eaat louth Wwt LPia Pin 1- Pi- Pan t Paaa Pin Pin INT (t) PlM INT »♦ Pw »4 INT Pm INT North DU DU INT DM INT thi iltuation that ht feared Eut would pasa It. ApparenUy South at Table t had never learned you can make mort polnti on the detenu, sometimes, thin by having your own aide play the hand. Hla diamond Ud wu itrocloui. Hi! tide midi tht No Trump gamt to which it pointed, but thtt wu worth only 400 points Eut livid point! for hli aide at Table 3 by bidding 2-Clubs Immediately over thi double, to advertise hit abject weakness With a hand of medium merit, he would hive puied. ud with a fatr om, juat under opening itrength, would have redoubled. He could not very well be ltt more thin a coupli of tricki at hie 2-Clube, which wu whit South thought South'! Ud. therefore, remitting ttt a No Trump game for hli ilde, wu the beit ht oould do Eaat wu the hero, however, preventing a business or penalty paat by hli weakMd ♦ • louth'i "buiinen pear produced 700 polnti for hli aid. it Tablt 1, u Weit wu nt four tricki. Hi winted to redouble, aftir louth'i pen. to beg Eut to tike him eut In hli longeit iult but M miny people um thet redouble mw ta Indicate pleuure at tl Att »K84 ,876 ,.A8641 I——I t) 110 « * f JO Ml N VQS ♦ »«»» W E *AK(J A J 10 11 q 10 4 UU 4K7 ttkK.tll AJTI J Qt (Deiler: Eaat North-South rui- nenUe.) What li aoundwt play ef thla dial, with South tn 4-Spadei. If Eait had Ud dlimondi twice and then doabltd the eventual eon- tnett w m H ACROSS 1. Portion 5. Ut It stand (print) I. Arabian chieftain 10. Game on horwback 11. A aingle atep 11 Ofl 13,Bundl«,u of grain 15. Little girl IT. Ran along the edge M. Aviator* 3. Wealthy 4. Woody perennial shrubs B.AdiaeaM of honei 6. Citadel 7. Springy 8. Plaything 14. Related 15. Salt (chem.) 18. Frown water IS. Shield 19. Female parent sritt 5 planet H.i*<»U» to credit B. Athome 23. River (So. Am.) 24.Injury 28. Scoria of > metali tl. Sign of Infinitive tt. Neuter pronoun JS. Border of a surface tt.GoodmouM catcher 86. Undivided IT. Negative reply XI Utt. 39. Awkward 41. Ignited 41. Bewitch 46. Punctuation mark 4«. Con tends for 48. On the ocean 49. Vegetable 80. Apportion SL Pinny DOWN 1. Vitality 25. Bird (Hawaiian) 25. Part ofa check 28. Moth 29. Coin (Fr.) 10. Tavern 31. Detth 32. Wool-eating larva a. Place where aalt li made 34. Silkworm (var.) 38. Soak flax ITNaptaof necki 40. Beginning uri,' .j: en»«' M:i 1 '1! :i i*. f.. .11S 1 *, A . •J .,'_ li'.V.' __I...H.-i _a_ ..in a. ■rui. i .\ ___'_ iflllii. _■_:>!_ t . ji. nii.t i •..•i.i-ia ii'i IM'.U.. 4.1 1 Jl 1 Mil Mil •.'ii •: -4 111 i a1.' .in 'i > - taimmmfl anew* 41. Widespread 44.GoddiMOf victory 4S.Mtl.pon4 w.r " *~ ■ ■ : .- u< A #/ *4 , WHONI 144 ^ HBLPWl f > \ ■ Classified Advertising look Down These Wont Ad Columns for Bargains PHONI 144 HELP WANTED BOYS WANTED it deliver profitable Nelion Dtily Ntwi paper routes. Routei art tvttliblt from time to time. Oet your ipplication ln now md you'll moo be miking your own money. Apply to: Circulation Dept. NELSON DAILY NEWS FOB HOUSEWORK, DAILY, 9 EtU 4 pjn. I diyi per week. Box 35, Dally Newi. ■mi SITUATIONS WANTED Special laow Ritu for non- mnmerclal advertiiement-, under ihli clualficitlon to aulat people iMklni employment. Only 25c tor At wuk (8 diyi) -coven my lumber of required llnee. Payible n advance. Add Mo If boa num- jer desired. HOCSgOLBArnUQ two "Aire weeki. YOU CAN TELEPHONE REPLIES TO ADVERTISEMENTS WITH BOX NUMBERS ror tbe accommodation ot read- en who find it inconvenient to write in tniwir to Clusitied Advertisement! which Cirry Dilly Niwi Box Numben, rath- ir thin I mme or addrtu ot advertisers ind to lerve idvertli- en better we wtll iccept replies by telephone. PHONE 144 YOU CAN ORDER CLASSI- FIED ADVERTISEMENTS BY PHONE ALSO PERSONAL LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND FARM SUPPLIES, ETC. WHSM III VAMOOUVfB STOP AT, Aimer Hotel. Opp. g. ■*-». Pw^tt^g f^^., „»_ WT HOMM, ■rtt-nrtia y'l Ftm-macy, LLOYD'S CORN 8ALVI lnitintly. 60c it Fleur; IfDBBrk 8TAMW tOtT-UTWrn pom. Nelion Dally Newi Commerclil Prlntlni Depirtment. '. fOU A MliAIlk DIAL WHIN Wti Ing and ulllng, go to ObmStMad Hud Stori, . . "W*># wishww ww mm li t boon, Winter monthi mean hot itovei alwayi. "JIT' ll ufi, handy. Bold ovitywbwe. •■ -^mrjj-msr-mwBmrm . icquilnted. Join Frlendihlp Club. Pirtlculan 100. Ladlu free. P. 0. Vincouver. ■ nan msKR _________ Wi7 =250 P. 0. Box III, Vincouvir Any a-up. nil developed end printed two ilu. t team black boriei, H00 lb.. 1 new MU dint witt" logging harsau. Bklddlni rig- ling. Cusp loulpmini fee 11 MB. _l_____________l___________t__ double hiroeu. Apply IL O. Hou- ftfkS&JWiyW, WW monthi old. Qoou Creek, Oreutnt ViMey. B. C, P. J. Mtntnoff, mtrm m£m.\u, iuw Kiwi. •'.'.. . ■ ROOM ANO BOARD ROOM FOR MUT, BUSINM8 OIK tlimtn preterred. Apply Vol UM. Dilly Newi, lie _______ to. Pru tgt ____ m.m * i tat l_ Lojdttr mm tow ttituki.i Rtport Record High n*.mat*\A___tl_t llaMwi-nlil fill I Ik— . * _ . , ** Note Circulation BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DO Mlclmlnlnn for nut fhone 4911a. JOTS, 14, IS VRB. DlBIRl WORK, ASSAYMIS AN1I MINK REPRESENTATIVES H. S ElMM. ROSSLAND, B C- Aiuyer, Ohemlit, Mine Ripreun've. A. J, BUIH. Independent lline Bepre- E. W. WIDDOW80N, PI Aatayar. 801 Joiephlne St Saturday! lewi only. Box eno, Dilly THB WMT -COOT-WAY A88AT OP- flce, 650 Stanley at,, Nelion, B, C PUBLIC NOTICES TENDERS 11 Iw received up tl 4 p.m. October th Ior the purchase of Block "P" D. L. 7077 Kootenay Dlit.. alM odd "O", "*., "J", "K", "L", "M", r, "ef, tnd "D", D. L. 7077 (un d exoept part uitgned Mo. 1), all tr Balfour, and belonging to Uu tate ot P. J. Harrli, to, In thi City of Wilion, Block a D. L. (It; Lot 8, BU. 80, D. L. Lot lt. Blk. 11, D. L. IK; lut 1, . 44A, D. L. 05. M. B. HARPER Official Admlnlitrttor, ANTED, MISCELLANEOUS TIB TOCK SCRAP METALS OH Any quantity. Top prlcei paid ,v« Tridlni Compiny, 11* Pow- 8fc, Vanoouver, B. C. -BAND RE8AW TAK-Ncfl 8 Inch bladu; also imall four- planer. Wrltt Royal Lumber Calgiry, Alti, _ — OOOD CLEAN COTfOh Ml. not lui thtn II inchei muore. te tb. r.os. mm ____ um. 3, P. MOWJANa.Htlion, B.O. Buyer el Kldu BOATS AND ENGINES » HALS-CABIN Jl-PT. LAUNCH, Itr coiivirted engtni, perfect run- order. Ihe Ideal boat for rough leather on the Main Lake. Apply Heuiton, Balfour, Ht SALE— JO-IT. CABIN CRDISBM. 1-cyl. Barbara Marine Engine, fc. Walker, Nelion Electric tentative. Box 84, B. 0 IVINC1AL Nelion. KX.-INKPRN AND SPKjagOM R. W. HACK-EN. MINING A CIVIL Engineer. B. 0 Land Surveyor. Rowland ind Unnd Porki, B O. BOYD 0 APPLEOK -18 OOB1 8T» NeUon, B.C Surviyor and Bngtnur. ConfldenUtl Matrlmonlil cin Many Mtmben with meani. Particular! and description! 10c. Ladiei tree. Boi HI, Regina, *SB P*V|i&PBD~Ar (8 or 8 exposure roll) 25c. Reprlnti 8c etch, for your vtcttlon imp- ihoti. ehoou Kryital Flniih Qiltr- anteed non-fade printi. — Kryitll Photoi. Wllkie, aaikitcheweh. la- ttbllihid over 80 yeari, MBN, 80, 40, SOI WANT NORMAL PEP, Vim, vigor? Try Ostrex tah- leti. Contain ' tonics, stimulants, Iron, vltimln Bl, calcium, phoa- phorui. Introductory ilu 35c. if pot delighted with results first package, maker refund! low price. At all drwglati. WORLD'S F0OTHB8T JOK1 1.0VJL- ty, 10c, Including catalogui of Per- icual Hygienic Suppliei, Booki on ill .object!, Moveltlu, INSURANCE AND HtjAl gBTATE CHA8. P. MeHAKDY, INSCRANCJ, Reil Eitate Phone 188. MACHINISTS BENNETTS LIMITED Machine Shop, acetylene and electric welding motor rewinding. commercial refrigeration. Phone 508 824 Vernon St BTEVBNlOV'S MACHINE SHOP- Speol.lUU tn mine ind mill work. Machine work, light and huvy ElKtrll tnd Acetylene- welding 708 Vernon St.. Nelion.— Phone M OPTOMETRISTS W. E.MARSG-LL Optometrist! ____________________ LAWSON'S SASH FACTORY Hirdwood merchint. 373 Biker St. SECOND HAND 8TOBE8 IELL AND EXCBANOS. PROPERTY, HOUSES, FARMS REGAIN NORMAL •tc. MEN I MANLY PEP AHD Viaoit. Try Vlti-Pwli Oej aulea—80 for 11 DISTRIBUTORS WfSTSRN o>24 Dept. KNO 100 for |8 -JUTOR5 Reglni, Saik, AUTOMOTIVE. MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES THE DADDY- '. OF THEM ALL 1927 HUDSON ' BROUGHAM. Two-Tons Alabaitine Blue * No reasonable offtr refused. KOOTENAY MOTORS (Nelton) Ltd. H, HARROP LONDON, Oct, 14 By cirrier, ptr year — UM ty mill: One month _____-.. f .75 Three monthi ' 200 Six monthi .____. _ 440 One yur . . .... S00 Abovi ntei ipply I* Canada. United Stitei ind United Kingdom to lubicrlberi living out- Hai regulir cirrier inn Xliewhere ind lo Cinidi where txtri poitige Ii required one month II50; ihree monthi $400; ilx monthi $1:00; om yur $15 FOR SALE A VERY LOVELY HOME 20 minutei wilk from Biku Street Approximately two acrei of excellent land, ill cultivated ln orchard ind garden.—Barn, chicken housei, tnd beautiful houie, 3 bedroomi, whltt plumbing, coast fir polished flo.rs, cement foundition, furnace Ttrmi irranged ib4l)vU also: Small cottage, t bedroomi, ltc. Very fit* - $1500 .also; I itory houu, 1 bedroomi, cement foundation, 1 lot. '59^0(1 $200 CASH, Balance U rent C.W. Appleyard & CO, LTD. 392 Baker St Phone $00 WHT NOT RWIKANCB TOUR mortfage on the Torkibtre Sivlnp and Loan Monthly Reduction plan at t%1 C. W. Appleyard, . ' Mccormick mmmo aqknts Bee ul now for n«w farto^utpnirtt lb the Spring, Uw itpair pam. Central Truck A Equipment Co. TM front St., City. ro» sALS-iMi env nokot, m,- $00 mllu. Clatru "8»" Uactor, re. cently overhauled. 3 bottom plowi tnd 10-foot tandem disci. lS-toot canoe. Apply B. Thunton, Creiton, WANTED-MOTORCyCLB W RUN- tint or repairable oondltlon. Bel em, Daily mn. tOU SALE- 1M7 rORD DE LUXI, Calgary Livestock CALGARY, Oct IS (CP.)-Catlle 209; ulvei 44; hogi 02; iheep 11. Lambs down lfi centi; good onei 10.29-.0.M. • Good butcher iteeri lo.BO-11; common-medium 7-10. Good butcher htlfiri 10-10.50; common-medium 8.50-9.SO. Good cowl 7.60-1, Oood to choice veali. 10.50-11; eommon-mi- dium 8.10. Hogi 10 centi lower it 15.26 tor Bl yardi tnd planti. Sowi 8.60-10 live weight yards. Sowi ind extra heavies 12.25 drilled weight yatdi ind pltnti. Ucenied, Apply JM MUl Strtet. better, good tlru, newly overhauled nied. Appi IBM AUSTIN 7 POR SALE. APPLY Ouun City Moton, Nelion. NEW AND USED BATTtRIW. ttti. ion Auto Wrecklnt tad Paint K)R SAl_e-l_l7 An8T_N SEDAN- $171, Apply Williami' Tnniftf, P6fc ADTOMOBOB PARfS **. Cltv Auto Wrecktri FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS ODR CHRISTMAS CARDS ARE NOW on display. Order now ind luure delivery {or oveneu. If you find It inconvenient to call it our oflice, phont 144, Chrlitmu Card Dtp!., and our rtpruenUUve wlll call per. tonally. ______ . TJAttY NSWS PRINT_NO DIPT. POR SALE—186 ACRES (SURPACK righti). l mile North ot New Den ver. Uke ihore. wood, wtter. B. Manhill. South Slocan. POR SALS — 1 WOOD LIMIT AND dairy ranch, chup for caab, R. L. Allport. Blewett P. A. WHf_tlEl_D, RIAL _r_V_t and Iniunnce. 417 Hill St.. Nelion. bepors MM your WtrnXmrn. C. W Appleyard A Oo. FOR SALS-TRRtt OIL HIOBBOYS. 10 galloni, with pumpi, ill|htly uied; alio vacuum eup batgage carrier for top of car, nearly new; imall ihoweaat, 4 twt ML 111 Biker St. PIPE - PimNOS - TUBES. SPECIAL lew prlcei Active Trallnj Co., lit Powell St., Vinoouver, B, C. LADIRS' BROWN CLOTH! COAT, POB ONLY 54 DRAWING JOBLESS INSURANCE IN B. C. VANCOUVIB, Oct 14 (CP) - Thtrt tre only M penoni in BrltUh Columblt drawing unemployment Insurance, the loweit figure for wy proviact, L. J, Trottter, Chief Commluion for the Unemployment Iniunnce Commliilop ot Canada, reported todiy. Of this 54,1 total of 26 ir ein Van. couver. Mr. IVottler, here on in "informi! visit," hli tint since hii ippolntment to hii present poit i year igo, thlnki tbi public ihould look on unemployment Iniunnce u what it il, lniurance igilnit lou of t Job. "Wl glvt full coniideration to thl human point ot view ai well M to tbt buiineii of idmlniitntlon. But ifttr til Uit monty comei from the people ind wi muit bt good td- mlnlitritori. It ll t trult fund. It li not * tax." Pilot Would Give Life for Chinese leader IDMONTON, Oct. 14 (CP)-Van- oouver-bora Hirold Cblnn, 81-yur- old Captain In lbl Chlnm Nitionil Avlitloa Corpi ind pilot to Oen. end Mme. Chiang Xitibek on numeroui oeouleu, uld today he'd glvt hli lir. for Uu Chineie leader. Ctpt. Cblnn, here to vltit hli iH- tir, Hew Oen. Chiani Krom Hankow the day before that city till to thl Jipiniw, tnd on inoth.r oooulon piloted the plin. carrylni the Chineu letder ind hii wife to inipect troopi In tht battlt aru. "China can't lou out agalnit tbt Japi," he nld. "Million! of periona are itarvlng to duth, tht Japi wl looting the country, but they cant beat the spirit of the Chineie people. But without Chling Kal-ihek; ind Mmt. Chiang, It would havt been t different itory." Mpt. Chtnn received hli training It thl British Columbii Aero Club, hu thi mort flying houn to hli credit of any traniport filer In tht Chineie Aviation Corporation and hu mtde mort than 400 trlpi from Northern India to Chim, flying in iuppHci formerly traniported over the Burmi Rotd. ■ *■ NILSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. IMS - 9 Farrls Says Maximum Penally Won't be Any Penalty If Army Sergeant Hadn't Tried to Undo Wrong Mexico Ready to Send Troopi to BatHefronts MEXICO CITY, Oct. 14 CAP)—Thl newspaper EtcelaloT ia?! tblt Mexico li ready to-tend tn expeditionary force to the btttlafronti wd predicted thit troopi would be on their wiy within ill monthi. Thi plin for more .ictive participation ln thl wir bu | been upoiuad by i "group of young Cneuli, geniril itiff offloera and iv- tori," E-Mlalor itated. VANCOUra, Oet 14 (CP-l-Tht maximum penalty of itven yttn Imprlionment would bi no penilty •t ill for thl "terrible thing" Charles Wlllird Dtvli did bid he nqt tried to undo the wrong he hid dont, Chief Juitlce Wendell Farrii told tbt former R.C.A.M.C. Staff Ser- geanl'i couniel In Aiilu Court yesterdiy. Eirl.tr Dtvli htd pleided guilty te l charge ol having morphine tnd cocaine ill hti pollution between Aug. 7,1943, Md July M, 1B41, whtn hi confined thit hi hid bttn taking tht drugi trom army luppllei ind lubitltutlng othir midtclnei, Beciuie he will bt ln thi North when Divli ippeari with flvt other prlipnen {or lentence Siturdiy morning, T. T. Hurliy iddruud tht court regarding punlihment, urging Alt Davli il t drug iddlct, thlt he did not uU the narcotic md thit ht told tht authorltlei what ht htd bun doing. "Word hu gone ibroid thtt Davis lubitltuted faUl doiu of poison but tbit li ■ Ut." declared Mr. Hurley. "No soldier of our forcei luffered my unntouury pain tl t result ot hli conduct, io tir u tbe tvidence before thli court shows." "But hid there been in Invulon or hid our mm bten wounded miny might hive luffered for lick of morphine, u I ujideriUnd tht evidence," replied tht Chief Juitlce. "Suppose the enemy hid ittacked •nd tound t mm with i craving for drug! who could bt persuaded to help them—il there iny other country In thi world where tbe maximum tor iuch en offense is this would not be life? "In wartime I have not much sym. pithy with myont who might hivt been of very mettrlil ild to the enemy or been the cause ot suffering by our troopi." Hid thl former Ntw Weitmlniter druggist broken the containers when bt stole thl opiates from irmy supplies which were being dlitrlbuted throughout the Piclflc Commind It would p*' hive been neirly u bad as lubstitutlng stlmulinti ind ether thlngi, Prosecutor Gordon S. Wilmer argued. The Chief Justice itld It wu unfortunate that the maximum lentence for possession of drugs ls only seven yeari. The Criminal Code provides thit i fine up to $1600 miy be Imposed, ilio t whining, ln addition to the penitentiary term, Mr. Winner nid. WlWlkL jjLWOtmm* collar. In good oondltlon, 110. 0117, Dtily Niwi, Box LONDON —Stock mtrket pricu were firm In more ictive triding today. Induitrlili were generilly higher. Klfftri improved lelectively on Cepe Town wpport. Mternitlon. ll securities wert Inactive. British fundi were firm. NIW YORK-SeleeUd itocki got • mild grip on recovery In today'i mirket ilthough t genenl lick of buying animation clouded the picture to t con.ldenble extent. Plui mirkf were well ln the raijority •t tbt but- Tramfen wen iround 100,000 shares. TORONTO — Tbe but metal itocki sold down modintely Ud othtr grouping, dltpliytd general steidlneii todiy. Trtdlng wu down to ibout 300,000 ihares. MONTREAL - utllitiei ind niwi prints attracted moit attention ln trtdlng up to tht fifth hour todty, VANCOUVER - OUi wtrt ItlU on.tbt down pith todiy. RENTALS Cryptoquotei * TOO! SDNJM FA VDMMDJ M i t. _ KBB IIP IUHUA m MID lOJBH- BCHHQQ. Tutenliy'i Cryp4t4t_Ktl WITHOUT Fnur.AI.aTY KONB CAN BE RICH, AND WITH IT VH.T «W WOULD BB POOR -JOHNSON, Cryptoquetu in quotitloni el fimoui perioni written elpher A lubitltute chancier hu repliced thi origlnil letter For Initinre, tn "II" mty lubitltuti for tne origlnil "w throughout thi tniin cryptoquoti or i "BB" miy rtplict in "LL" find thi kty md loi- low ttrough to thi lolution ONE BEDROOM, DOUBLE BED, TWO clothes cIomu. I b'dr'mi, alnilt bed. furnace heated. Quiet homt. Till- phont, 111 Mill Bt, WAtfTO. TO WHT—. Oil (ROOM hoiue In Ntlion, tor Immediate po>- teulon. Write Box 18. Trail, B, O, ro« mrr-a-ROoM hat, cwrun., Ill month. Clou in. C. w. Apple- a _ i riM. WU. 6b trtttRNitkBd. SU Vtmon. FARM. OARDIN fr NURSIRY BtTLBB FOR INDOOR GROW-NO 13 ltrgt Darwin Tullpi 1100 13 large Orape Byaclntha .—. ,18 13 large Papirwhlu Narcluua _ 1.00 13 largt King Alfred Daffodili _ 1.10 8 large Dutch Byaclntha .- 1.00 I largt Uly Bulbt, Btrrlul .... ino I lirge Puonlu 1.00 TO*. Ptld KUVPER■« BULBS, KATIIC, B. O. WINNIPBO-New itaional hlghi Ip ryt ind • small export builneu In oiti futured luding today. October rye retched t new top level of 11.11>., December Jl.lO.i md Mty fl.ll.fc. Final quotations wtre 1 to IVj centi • bushel higher. Tht oiti builnui wu titlmited ■t nur 100,000 buiheli for ihip- ment to the United Stitei. CHICAGO - Proflt-tiWng cami into griln pita todiy liter wheit hid idvmced to 19 yur peaks ind oiti lold it their but pricu in 11 yun. A mijor pirt of thi ttrly giln, based upon tbi heivy feeding demind for all grtini, wu loit u I' boutt with Southwutirn con- nictlom ptriktmtly liquidated whut Whut pricu hivi risen to ■ point when miller representative! ln Wuhlngton wtrt reported u com- plaining of lbl "iqueexa" between current quotitloni ind flour ceilings, in Kansu City It wu reportid thtt niw flour builneu bu tbout hilled beciusi of thli iqutoei In thli iltuation. mapy tridiri decided to tiki profiU lata ln the uulon, Film Producer Gets Highest Pay WASJOTOTO!!, Oct. 14 CAP.) - Louli B, Mayer, movie producer, drew Uie biggeit piy check—U49,- 701.84—reported to the Treuury tor Uie calendar yew 1941 or fiscal yetr ending ln 1943. Tht moUon picture Induitry, M usual, furnished the lion's ihare ot thl penontl lervlce Incomes above 179,000 shown ln corporition Income tix returni. Tbe llit ot iuch Incomei, msde public by Secretiry Morgenthiu u required by law, Including 923 names, 215 of them movie figures. Loew'i, Inc., ptld Miytr 1157,900 salary tnd $792,265.9* In commissions for tht fiscal yttr ended Aug. 11, 1»42. Second place wmt to • big-money newcomer, C. O. Swebilius, Preiident of thi DixweU Corp., Himden, Conn. The management ind*engln- eerlng lervlce firm ptld him $631r 909.10 lalary for the yetr ending Nov. JO, 1941 ind~1499.148.il for lbe next flietl yetr. • - " E. G. Oriot, Preiident ot Bethlehem Steel Co., wai third with nn Income of »937,724-t357,7>i ln tbe form of i bonus—for 1941, A lirger payment—$516,423.15— wu lilted for eomtdttng Bud Abbott Ud Lou Ccitello, Largest Individuil Mlarlei Hitid tor film itin Included tbe 130,000 ptld Jeanette MtcDontld md Bing Croiby by Loew'i ind Paramount, respectively; Gary Cooper1! 1299,- 17.84 from Samuel Ooldwyn md Bob Hope*! 1294,186.57 trom Fir* mount. Toronto Stock Quotations Oil Well Reaches Depth of 11,833 ft. CALOARY, Oct. 18 (CP)-Sild to bt tht deepest weU In the British Empire, Shell exploration's teit of the Jumping pound itructure, South ot Cochrane, reiched ttie depth of HJW feet thli morning—more then two mllu tnd t fifth into the earth. Shell official! ittttd todty they Intended to cirry on for another 290 feet ln the limestone, it neceisary, which would mem i totil dtpth of 12,000 teet. Only Turner Villir welli io fir, htvt obtained commerclil production from the Madison limestone ln the foothills of Alberti. Thui if ■ itrikt ll made ln tbt lime tt the Shell tut, the hope il that t second Turner Villey miy bt opened, tor development. Allies Bomb Island South of Creti.... CAIRO,.HJypt, Oct.1,4 (AP) - Middle Eut I aiders iwung their Ae gun offensiM; to Uie Island ot Oiv- dot (Go.zo), i imall Island 23 miles South of Crete, where they bombed the barracki it Ambelo,' ' Britlih headquarters tnnounctd today Four-engined bombbri t^iin bit the airfield it Miritu Oh Rhodei on Tutidty night, Uu communique Uld. Dominion Deposits Down $4,649,000 OTTAWA, Oct M (CP.)-DO-nln- lon Government depoilti decreased 14,849,000 to gW.Mt.OOO during the week ended Oct 11, ttie Bink of Canadi rtporttd todty tp Hi weekly ita timen t of uieti end liabilities. Chartered btnk dipoilti Increaied $24,947,000 to 1327,998,000 md notei in circulation Increued 14,- 108,000 to 1827,800,000. DEPARTMENT OP LANDI FORE8T BRANCH Nona Examination for Scaler's Licence wlU be held tt the following places on the foUowlng dates: Golden Invermere Cranbrook ... October M, 1941 .... October 20, 1941 November I, 1941 Wlldo November '4, 1941 Crawford Bty ... Novenfber 8, 1941 Salmo —... November 11,1(43 Nikuip November 15, 1043 New Denver November 17, 1941 Rock Creek November 20, 1941 The examlnitlons will commence It 8 a.m. The morning wlll be tiken up waling logs md the ifternoon will be takei. up witb.tbe written piper. Candidates pleaie bring l pencil and a B. C. Scale Rult, lf possible. Examination {le is' $5.00. Application formi md further in- S" rm..tion mty bt obtained frcm thl Istrict Forester, Nelton, B. C. . Application formi muit bt. properly made out before the eumlnu tlon. K. C. MeCANHEL, ,. y.. ■.- .WtHfrWitriet forwter VANCOUVER STOCKS Anglo Huronlu _ OSS BettUt OoM • 1.50 Bldgood KlrkUnd 35 Buff ilo Ankerltt IM Cullt Trtthewty —.'—. MT Centril Pet . 1.14 Chromium M A S _... 3.10 Coniiurum Minu , 1.40 COM M * 8 -.—mm _. 41.80 Dome Minei ~ — M.M Eon MilarUc ............ 1.41 Tilconbrldgi Nickel 4.10 Golden OiU _ .Utt. Hird Rock Gold .95 Hollinger . . 11.00 Hudion Biy .._ mmm. MM Inter Nickel ..„_... .*__, SJ00 Kerr Addlion .,., -,,.. 1J0 Ukt Shore ... ................. 19.90 Limique Conttc _ 919 Lilteh Gold MicLeod Coekihutt Midsen Rid Uki MilirUc Oold ___ Mclntyre Port ___.._ Mining Corp _—____ NlpUiIng ___ NOrmdl mm-m. ~ , tformeltl ..„.. _ Pimour Pore —— 1.11 109 ill 3.20 57 00 2.18 150 80 50 1.01 115 Pickle Crow ._-. 1.90 Prtiton |ut Dome _-.._. 120 Stn Antonio ■—,-,■,— 140 Shirrltt Gordon —,-, — ■ M Sliden Malartle _ .,, M 2 45 Sudbury Buln 2 15 Teck Hughti dold r Toburn Cold 313 .70 Trmi Cent Ru L_ H Vinturu —.—■ 8 85 Wright HirgriITU .„_,.. 1J5 OILI' Brituh Amtucin llll Chimicil Ri-eirch UN INDUlTRIALt Abltlbl Power .... ltl Bill Tele _.. IU Bru Triet m- 23 . 1 _ C POWer A mmm 31 «4 Cm Ctr I. My ™_ IH Cm Milling , ........._.... *>*'. Cdn Pie Rly 10% VA DM Bridge __._ tt Ollt, Seignmi m ,. ■ 14 Ford of Ctntdi A im Him Brldgt __.. t*A 11*4 Nit Stul Ctr _ _ 87V. Slut of cm . MH Biyonne .04 Bralorne ,_, 10.85 Cariboo Gold _.- IJU Oold Belt _ M Mind Mtn — Koot Belle .30 Pioneer OoM IM Reevei MicDonild JO — •heep creek _— .95 Oi Ymir VtnkM O - .MV. OIL* Anglo Cdn _ - .71 A P Cont ., , , , .13 Cilgtry Is Bd .._ 2-Tl Dilhouilt m XI roothllli 132 Bomt ' 1.(0 McDougill Secur . SSI. Okiltt com _ .71 Piclflc pttt ......._ 49 RoytllU 12 50 Southweit Pete — JO Vintiti J07H INDUSTRIALS Capital Eititii JM Coiit Brtw 158 Unittd Dlit — .04 Vi 11.25 M 31 . Hi X Jtt .08 MV. .10 ,n .ii 117 .45 l.M IM at .71 Jl .10' OOVi 300 1.M 111 NKW YORE STOCKS Am Smelt A Be _-—- Amer Telephone Amrricin Tobeceo Anicondi .... ~ Beth Sleel Cinidlin Piclflc Dupont . ,... Otn Electric _. Otn Moton Inttr Nicktl «..„-__. Inter Til •* Til | Itm Oil of N J -L- Unlon Piclflc ....____ U S Stul MH 1MH . MH »H MH IH 141H MH . I1H MH lu t*. MH It. EXPERIENCED DOW I0NIS AVIRACIS Clou Chingi M Ind. ..—, IMIT i_p .41 M niU ___. MM up .11 II utili. 2I.M up .17 ■uk wu a kind ot dry ahew. of KUtttvfthin timet uid wu often mtn- Oeaed In the playi of Shekupeue. LOGGERS AND LABORERS WANTED TRANSPORTATION AMD BONUS Biporltnced loggen ind commin labor required tor ilrcrift ipruci cimpi on Queen Charlotte Islands. Bonui of one-third over regulir wiges It employee worki one hundred diyi or more. , One-wiy triniportttlon free If employee ittyi on Job three moo tht Two-wiy trmiportttlon fru If employee itayi on J* ilx monthi. Application! from men working ln uaenUal war lnduatriu will not bt considered. _,.__, - Apply No. 908-55M7 it your nureit Nttlontl Stlectlve Ser- vice Office or to— NATIONAL SELECtlVE SERVICE 100 Wet* Pender Street VANCOUVER, B. C. O-id&i Ifowi CwttFrnfa/ Don't Get Too Little Too Late! Yiur comfort, heilth convenience next Winter miy, dipind en whit yeu do now. Tht choice ll uiuilly I ilmplt ont, common llnu Wlll till you thit you West Transfer Co. U- Eitibllihe LEASURB-WAX Sty VARIETY SQUARES 2 lbs. for 25e* LAUNDRY STARCH 2 pkgi. 25* PASTRY FLOUR—B. & K 7-lb. sack 37* OATS—Quick or Sfow 20-lb. pkg. fl.10 LARD—Burni •....' 2 Ibs. for 35* CRACKERS-I. B. C Mb. carton 2Se> Apple Blossom Complexion Scop t gueit cakei. nicely boxed $1.00 Mann, Rutherford DRUCCO. PURITY FLOUR 98-lb. sock $2.79 KOFY SUB—Dr. Jackson's Per Ib. 32* CHEESE—Velveeti '/.-lb. pkg. 10* SALT—Iodized, 2-lb. cartons 2 for 19* JauILl and. OmdahkL POTATOES: Netted Gem, 10 lbl, •WEET SPUDS: 2 Ibi. _ TURNIPS: I IbC m Maj CABBAGE: lit ORANGES: Wi, I dox. PEPPERI: Rid or green, tC_i Lb ......,****** MALAGA GRAPES: 2 Ibs. 35c U.S. Loses Two Destroyers In Mediterranean WASHINGTON, Oct 14 (AP.)- LaOn ot two American destroyers la tht Mediterranean wil reported todiy by tht Navy tn a communique which alio told ot an unsuccessful Jipineie bombing raid on-Attu Iiland in' the Aleutian!. Tht destroyers, tht Buck md Bristol, both tank ii i reiult ot underwater explosions ,the Navy itld. The Buck, a 1900-ton ihip, went down ott Salerno October 9 ind the Bristol, a 1700-ton veuel,. wii iunk yeiterdiy. The Navy laid casualty details had not been received. The bombing raid on Attu, taken from the Japaneie lite In May, wis tho first cirrled out ilnce Amerlcin occupation of that little Island on the tip ot the Aleutians chiln, The Japaneie borriberi flew high over Massacre Bay, the Navy reported. Their bombi were dropped without causing damage. American fighting plloti flew up to Intercept tht bombers ind they were driven- oft No planes were ■hot down in the engagement. Tht Japanese bombert presumably came from th« enemy ban on Piramu ihiru at .file Northern end ol the Kurile Island chain, ot which Japan ii I pirt It wu assumed thit the unsuccessful bombing assault wil in attempt to tult Amerlcin itticki on tht Paramushlru but, largest Japanese installation In the North Pacific, which has been hit on various occasions by American bombers flying over the 830 nautical miles route from Attu. St. Paul'i Cathedral ls tin fourth church to stand on IU present lite since Saxon tlmei. Nelson High Cadets are Uniformed Now Clid In their ntw Army Cidet uniforms which wtrt dlitrlbuted to them Frldiy, tbe two plitoom ot thi Senior High School Cadets pa- rided on the Junior High groundi Wedneidiy ifternoon, under Instructor Walter E.' Elmes, ind pol- -thed up their parade drill in pre- pintlon for'tht church ptrtdt ordered for Sundiy, Oet 24, by tht Cadet National Headquarters. Tht parade will be te St. Saviour'i Pro- Cithedral with tbe Catholic group going to the Cathedral ot Miry Im- miculate. Tht Junior High Band will leid the parade. The uniform! ate not yet' complete, the shirta, black ties, inkleta, Did Insignii hiving yet to come. The consignment rectlvtd comiittd of 100 tunics, 100 pain of trousers, end tn caps. Tht uniforms are of a dark khaki shade, the 'caps ihowing a centril flash of scarlet Ultimately the Cadeti wtll weir red ihoulder badgei which will give tht number of the Nelion Corpi, with the letteri, R.C.A.C., denoting Roytl Canidlm Army Cadtti, ind • miple leaf. Coit of eich outfit li $15, hilt of which it defrayed directly by the Department ot Nationil Defence, the other hilf being borne ln theory by the School Board. Ai, however, the Board haa approximately four yean over which to dlitrlbute its paymenti and receive! from the Department of National Defenct $1.21 annuilly for each Cadet enrolled and $1 annuilly per Cadet for in- structlon, it hai ilready bein pild $3 of the totil of $7.90 tt hu to find, md ■ yeir bence will hive been repaid all Iti outlay, while the Cidet grants will pretumibly continue indefinitely. At preient there ire i few uniform! over, tht boy Cidetj In the High School number- Ing ibout 19. The Cidet! will weir their unlformi it ill Wedneidiy ichool sessions, thlt being their parade diy. FINLAND TO' INCREASE WA* DEBT tAYMfNTS WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (AP). - Finland agreed today to Increaie its war debt payments to the United Stated by more than $42,000 a year for 20 yeirs in order to overtake t two-year lapse cauied by the Rusio- Finnish wir. - - llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Last Shipment of TIRE PUMPS Received. CUTHBERT MOTORS HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII FLEURY'S Pharmacy Prescription! Compounded Accurately Med Arti Blk. PHONE 25 ■ ■■■■'I ■■■■■■ BTAXI n SERVICED Anytime of-the Ply or Night PHOHE 93 ■ ■■■■I ■■■■■■ FISH for Dinner TODAY at the STAR CAFE mm_________wm AND AVOID COSTLY REPAIRS Cive your home Hie letting beauty and protection ef Bapco Pun Paint ob- n tiinible In a wide range of bright durable colon made from the hlgheit grade ,1 materiali obtilniWe. SHINCOLEEN Civei now beauty to ihingli roofl ind la Ideal for all rough lumber conilruction. PORCH PAINT Driet hard ae granite and atanda both hard wear and weither. Colore In grey, load, illto. Wood, Vallance Hdwe* COMPANY, LIMITED Phont 26 Wholesale—Retail Nelson, B. C. Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attention hi iun jii 111 rrt ium ir i iiiniirii in in 111 ji i NEWS OF THE DAY Rat ..: 22c lint, 27c lint black fici type, larger type rates on requeit Minimum two lines. 10% dia- count for prompt payment. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil bquln. Colliers ind True Story on salo It VALENTINE'S. Wl specialize ln ill washer repairs. Beatty Service. Phoni 11. Cribbage tonight, Eagle Bill, 1:00 p. m. sharp. Admlsalon 25c. Bam Brown, new owner ot Kitto'., wlll be open Saturday! -Tom now on. PACIFIC COAST IN DANCER AFTER PEARL HARBOR SEATTLE, Oct 14 (API-Tor tbe tint tlmt lut night military authoritiei permitted lt to bt dlicloied that tbt Pacific Northweit waa In imminent dingeri ot ittick ind without adequate defences Immediately liter Pearl Harbor. The Poit-Intelllgencer, ln • itory obtained trom high army and navy officeri, Hid: "The truth Is that until thl battle ot Midway there wu nothing between the-people oi the North Piclflc Cout ind the Jipineie but i thin line of offshore pitrol boats ind trmy forcti, i few tighter planes ind • handful of bomberi. but nothing like the number needed to repel in approaching cirrler-pro- tected enemy tilk forct." "If tht Japs hid not betn frightened iway it Dutch Hirbor by thi sudden appearance of • few unsuspected land-based American aircraft, md if they hid not been turned back at Midway, there would have been Japanese troop] in Oregon ln 30 days." The Army is confident lt could hive prevented tny serious idvince Into Wuhlngton from invulon belch headi, the paper idded. ALABAMA MINES SHUT DOWN IN WORK STOPPAGE BIRMINGHAM, All., Oct. 14 (AF) (AP)-At lent 17 Alabama coil minei employing more than 1900 men and Including several of the stale's largest Induitriil fuel producen, were ihut down todiy ln i work itoppage which both -Union and operator spokesmen said resulted from government releaie of the mines to the ownen. . A survey Indicated that 12 minei, Including the state's largest, joined thoie idle n the morning ihitt. Five were ihut down yesterday. Approximately 29,000 men are employed ln all the state's mint!. The cloied minu product epprox- imately 90 per cent of tht coil used in the iteel ind iron plants of the Birmingham dlitrict. Induitriil fuel luppllei ire low. Creen Reelected A.F.L. Presidertt BOSTON, Oct 14 (AP)-The Amerlcin Federation of Labor today reelected Pruident William Oreen for his 20th term u held ot the Labor organization. In hii acceptance ipeech, Oreen -breast a fitiful yen md uld tht Federation would continue to urge thit Iti "wiywird brothen" return. "We only uk," he uid, "thlt they come back as they left ui, with no addition! and complication!." NAZIS SHOW PICTURES OF GIANT GLIDER LONDON, Oct. 14 (CP) - Oer- man military magazines-are displaying for the fint time, the Berlin ridlo uld todiy, pictures of • giant new Neil glider known u the BO- M0 and' cipible of cirrylng troopi In numben "unlmiglnibli to. tht layman." Victory Loan Quotas Set lor Nelson Unit Vlotory Lean quotn hivi bun ltt by the Nitionil Wir Flnlnoi Committee for thi Nilion Dlitrlot. Thi flnt column In thi following tible ihowi thi quote for thli Fifth Vlotory Loan Cimpilgn end thi itcond - column ihowi thi ■mount which wn raised In thi Fourth Campaign; Nakuip __ $ 49,000 | 41,000 Niw Denver 19,000 08,000 KMlo 40,000 43,000 Silmo 19,000 37,800 Nelion - __ 100,000 598,300 Total (tr tht Nelion District ll 8776,000. "We havi had vtry latlifaetory organization meetlngi throughout the Dlitrlot Everyone ll pepped up Ind determined to beat thi quota* which heve bun ut," itated H. A. Mitthew., Nilion Diitrlct Organlier, Thunday. NAZIS CLAIM NUISANCE RAIDERS OVER REICH LONDON. Oct, 14 - British "nuisance ralden" were over Western Oermany list night, the Berlin ridlo uld today without disclosing specific targets. A Penonal Property Floitir glvei greiteit protection. Blackwood Ag'cy. Dont mlu thi big weekend dancing party it the Playmor Saturday night Cut flowen, funeral dealgni. potted planta. WAITS NKWfl DSPOT. W, I. Regular Meeting postponed until Friday, October 22. PLEASE blip thl Womin'i Institute's war effort by buying a tig Saturday. Red Unlment Special for October— Aik your Witklni Dealer, S. C. Colman, 380, Baker street. Then wilt be a meeting ot the School Board In the Board Room of thi Central School tonight it 8 o'clock. Social and business envelopes, many different kinds. D. W, McDerby, "Tho Stationer ind Typewriter Min," 084 Biker St., Nelion. Stovepipes ind elbows, dampers, atoveboards and guards, stove pollih, stovepipe win, etc. Oet your supplies at HIPPERSON'S. Small ranch, about 0 acres, 8 cleared, 4-room bouse. Stables ind other buildings. Good orchard. Water under pressure. 83700. Robertson Realty. Order ytur Christmai Cards for overseas mailing now. Onr selection Is now re.idv. Call C. D. Pearson, 141, Nelson Dally Newi Printing Dept. A Free Lecture—Christian Science: IU Healing Salvation—Capitol Theatre—Nelson, Thursday—October 31st, at a p.m. Under Auspices Pint Church of Chrlit, Scientist, Nelaon, B. C, Oar Christmas Carda an now ready. li we have no local uent thli yeir, wi would aak you to rail personally. Nelson Dilly Newi Printing Department. Phone C. D. Pearson it 144. KOOTENAY LAKE FERRY Thl above ferry will mike in extra round trip on Sit., Oct, 18, leaving Praaer's Landing at 9 am, and Ony Creek at 10:30 a.m. NOTICE Commencing Oct. 18, Interior Truck Lines (Bud Stevens) wlll operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays to Ymir, Salmo, Sheep Creek. No change tn time ichedule. FUNERAL NOTICE Funeral services for thi lite Thomas Francis Wlll of La France Creek wlll t» held In the Cithedral of Miry Immaculate Saturday morning at 0 am. Rosary wlll tie recited in thl Thompion Funeral Home Friday evening at 8:30. TOO LATE TO CLASSIPY HOUBBKEIPER FOR A BU8INISS couple. No children. Modern home. Automatically heated. Private quartan, with bith. Only plain cooking required. Wagu start at U0 drat month, raise second month It satisfactory Write Mn. Johannson, 104 Eltchle Street, Trill. For that troublesome itomach, heirtburn ind acid itomich. BISMA REX 75c and $1.75 botti* Sold only it your RcJtall Stort. City Drug Go. Phont 34 Box 480 F. H. SMITH li It'a Electric Phone 666 351 Baker St. Alan Andrews, assistant schoolmaster at Kingston, Surrey, England, wu told by a conaclentloua objectors' tribunal that he could not keep hla Job u tt wu "not ln the national Inter- ut for conscientious objecton to be teachen of the young." See Ui Before Vou Buy, Sell or Exchange Furniture ' Homo Furniture Exchange 838 Baker St Nelion, B. a Your Watch li Precious . . . For fine repairing See... HARVEY The Jeweller, 884 Biker St. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»a»a»W»»»' SOMERS' FUNERAL SERVICE 702 Biker SL Phoni 253 Open Day and Night Crematorium Ambulance ■laaiamaaaii"-"—t- J. A. C. Laughton Optometrist Suit* 205 Medical Art! Building S«S~S»SS««S*5SSS-«SHS5_«SS«S$. Havt tha Job Dont Right Sftt VIC GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER _ PHONE 815 v «£»5*KSSSS«3W_8__$SSS«_SS_S_$SJ. ROSCOE AND FOURNIER GARAGEMEN SKY CHIET AUTO SERVICE Phone 122 ' NeUon, B. C. J. P. Walgren General Contractor 301 Carbonate St. AMBULANCE SERVICE THOMPSON FUNERAL HOMI 915 Kooteniy St Phoni Mt Looking Beautiful depend! upon tht Beauty Shop you chooie. Comt to Hai_h Tru-Art Beauty Salon Johnitone Block :««««««««S«SS*«*««SS«S»S: KEEP YOUR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES m GOOD REPAIR neT*on ELECTRIC CO. Pbont 260 J74 Biktr St jgjggggjjjjjjWjjjMIMMtfMW Whoie Crtdlt Slip Wlll You Uie Should You Be Aiked to Piy Hoipital or Surgical Accounti? STUART AGENCIES* Nelion, B. C. 377 Baker Street Fhone 980 Witch for tht SUCAR BOWL SPECIALS In Tomorrow's Paper BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH 11:30 to 5:00 ICE, CREAM PARLOR ♦Melon Dew+ BUY THE PAINT at MURPHY BROS. and gtt tht right idvlse. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiijiiini.il Fall Topcoats These cooler days call fl warmer clothes. Our Toj cott rangt Is now completi All models and patterns choose from. f25.00 to fBO.OO EMORY'S *^ LIMITID ^ THE MAN'S STORE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii.iiiiiiiiuii.il KINC RECEIVES HOWI LONDON, Oct. 14 (CP Cable) Tiie King todiy received Hon. C : Howe, Cinidlin Munition! Minlit In audience it Buckingham Piltc More and More People Are Finding the Golden Gate Cafe * • — the Place to Eat — ALL WHITE HELP - PAINTS - EXTERIOR AND STUCCO PAINTS, ENAMELS, VARNISHES, AND WALL FINISHES A PcH'nt for Every Purpose ... PAINT TO PRESERVE BURNS DUMBER L COAL CO. Phones 10-11 ShVt ^jXoaiMjm m Quality Service "DELNOR" FROZEN FOODS (NO COUPONS REQUIRED) We art pleastd to announce tht arrival of tht ntw pack. GREEN PEAS: ASPARAGUS: 24c .45c RASPBERRIES, BLUEBERRIES, APRICOTS, PEACHES, LOGANBERRIES, CANTALOUPE CUBES-Ptr pkg. f„ ^2C ^m NABOB ifPP COFFEE Per lb. . . 47c Bird. 3 boxes 1. 29c ? bars 23c SODA BISCUITS: Red Ar- row, salted or plain. OO- Mb. pkg. 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