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GRUMICH\nAiitxioted Pren Stuff Writer\nKANDY, Ceylon, May 30 (AP)\u2014Allied fore** In a turprfss\nblow at Japaneie defencei in North Burma hove levered th*\nroad connecting Kamaing and\" -\nMogaung, main enemy bases\nin the Upper Mogaung Valley,\nit was announced today.\nAllied \u00bblr forces lupportlng thli\nthruit reined bombi \u00abnd bulleU on\nro*di *nd lh* rsil line leediii!\nthrough th* lrraw\u00bbddy V*U*y. up\nwhich the Japaneie have been\nlending reinforcemtnU te protect\ntheir poiltloni, which \u00bbre Imperilled from Kamalng lo Myitkyina,\ntorn* 40 miles to the Eait.\nThe by-psulng ol Kamalng lell\nthat itrong polnl in peril, lor Its\nro*d to Mogaung. 20 miles South\n\u2022nd Cut, was IU main route of\nsupply.\nLt-Oen Joseph W Slllwell'i\ntroopi mide *om* progreu In the\nnglng battl* lor Myltkyin*, *d-\nv\u00bbnclng 000 yirdi In \u2022 drive Irom\nth* Weit end beating of! Japaneie\ncounteratUck South \u00bbnd Southwest\nof the town In heavy fighting.\nChlneu force* driving to the\nWett from Southweit Chlni in a\nctmpaign de*lgned lo hook up with\nStllwell'l troop*, uiied the village\nof Lengihulkuo In \u25a0 bittle tbove\nthe cloudi on the lofty Mimlen trail\nlead to Tengchung. leat of Japan-\n*u operitlon* In Yunnan province\nThe Southeut Alia Headquart-\nert communique uld thit In tbe\nMinlpur Hills South of Imphsl the\nJipaneie were lurrnunded \"end\nelimlnited\" it uveril polnU. with\nminy guru ind much equipment\nraptured.\nReserve Judgment\non Japanese\nProperty Cases\nOTTAWA Mty SO (CP) - Mr\nJuitlc* J. T. Thoraon of the Exchequer Court today reserved\nludgment In three teat cuu to de-\ntenrjtne th* right of th* custodUn\nof *otmy propsrrty to Mil property\nof Jipineu reildenU of C*n*d*.\nArgument In th* c*u luted two\ndayi with J. A Macl^nnan cf\nVaaeouvtr, \u00bbolicitor for th* fosir\nJipaneu concerned, ill of whom\nown reeldenual property ln V*n-\ncouver, holding that the cuitodlin\nihould hS pi entitled from se! 1 Ing\nthe property Mr MtcLennan maln-\nUlned tha orden-ln-councll giving\nhim tuthorlty were unconstllutlon-\nal and Ihat be wu merely t truitee\nP P. Vtrcoe, Deputy Mlnliter ol\nJuitlce. repiaaented lh* Govern-\nment and oppoeed the application.\nFriendly Plan*\nSilenced\nLot Angeles Radio\nSAN FRANCISCO, Miy SO (AP)\n\u2014Tht Weitern Defenci Commind\nlamed tht following ilatement tonight on th* brief ailenclng ef\nndlo lUtlom In th* Loi Angelu\ntrtt.\n\"Tb* Loi Angelea Fighter Wing\nordered \u25a0 radio illsnoe In thi Loi\nAngelei aria at 7:05 p.m. today\nwhen unidentified aircraft Wirt\n.ppro.chlng from off ihon. Th*\nradio alienee wu ended at 7:31\np.m. whtn th* aircraft wen Identified *a friendly,\"\nSky Armada\n\u2022 Doten\n***wx*tmrmm\nTarjett.\u2014fag* 1,\nCivil Servant*\nSubject to Survey.\u2014Page 1.\nSoys Whit* Collar\nWorker! Wars Penolited.\u2014Page 3.\n5W\n=39.\nVOLUMI 4|\n.VI CINTS Pit* COPY\nNILION. BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA-WtDNlSDAY MORNING. MAV 11. 1M4\nNUMBIR \u25a0\nALLIES GAINING YARD BY YARD\nBUSY SCHEDULE\nAHEAD FOR\nPREMIER (URTIH\nArrives in Ottawa\nAfter Flight\nFrom Great Britain\nSay Poulfrymen\n\"Robbed\" by\nWhite Collar Boys\nOTTAWA, Msy 10 (CP) - Prim*\nMinister John Curtln of Australia\nstepped off a train here tonight to\nbegin a busy round of engagement*\nhighlight of which will be * speech\nThundiy before t Joint union of\nicnite snd commons.\nMr, Curtln srrlved st Montreal\nearlier In the day sfter s flight\nfrom Erltaln v\/here he attended the\nconference of empire prime mlnls-\nlen. Mri Curtln, who left her hut-\nbind In Wuhlngton flv* weeki *^o,\narrived ln the ripltil earlier today.\nPrime Mlnliter. Mackenzie King,\nwho had invited Mr. Curtln to make\nthe vuit wu with Mri. Curtln when\n\u25a0he greeted her huibind. Memben\nof the federal cabinet and important official! of itate ind lervlcu\nformed i part of the welcoming committee.\nMri Curtln wu iccompinled by\nGen. Sir Thomu Blimey, chief of\nthe Australia Generil stiff.\nTomorrow Mr. Curtln begins the\nday with a trail on th* deputy gov-\ntraor-teDeral, chief Jtatue* eUo-\nfret The goveTT*rn-.ge\u00bb*r\u00bbl, the Ctrl\nof Athlon*. Is miking i tour ef\nWestern Cinada.\nAfter thli cell Mr Curtln will pay\ni villi to Mr King In hli officii tn\nthe Eut block when he ti booked\nlor \u25a0 half hour conference\u2014 pos-\nnbly on Ptciflc affairs ot mutual\ninterut to both Domlnlotu.\nMr. Curtln thtm\nof th* Commoni lirgest committee\nrooms where he will be Interviewed\nby the Preu His neit date Is s\nI luncheon st Laurler Houu, official\nresidence of Mr King\nF.D.R. SAYS U.S.\nNOT 10 LOSE\nINDEPENDENCE\nHull Asks Britain,\nRussiaand China\nto Send Delegates\nWASHlTIOTOlv, May 10 (CP) -\nPreildent Rootevelt uld today that\ntht aim of tb* United Statu for\npoit-wir peice mtchlnery tl in orginiutlon to work wtth tht rut of\nthe world without taking away the\nIndependence or Integrity of tht\nUnited Stitei ln *ny ihipe. manner\nor form,\nA complet* draft plan for poit-\nwar security *g*lnst futun conflicts\nwith definite objectlvu tnd proposed methods of attaining them,\nhu been prepared for lubmlnlon\nto Britain, Russia tnd Chin., tbe\nPresident told t preu conference.\nMr. Roosevelt brought up the\nsubject tfter Stat* Secretary Cor-\ndell Hull Invited Britain, Russia\nind Chlnt to tend repreuntttlvu\nhere\u2014poulbly their foreign mlnlt-\ntert\u2014for the first mijor discussions In 13 yun on the orginiutlon of in internstlonal igtncy to\nmaintain pesce.\nThe Preildent wat reminded by\nI reporter that In 111* ht hid .spoken favorably of President Wilson's\nLeague of Nations proposal ind\nwu uked If he itill felt tht ume\nwty ibout lt.\nMr. Roouvelt nld Umu hivt\nchanged; th* United Stitei wu proceeding on tht 1*44 partem Instead\nof th* llll. But lt wu well known\nthin wu t deilre imong peace-\nloving countriei for t unity of ictlon that would m*k\u00ab futun win\nlmpouiblt.\nMr. Rooievelt idded that tht\nUnited Stitei' plan wu itill ln the\ndrift itagt. Tht Invitation to Rus-\nili, Britain and China did not nec-\nuurily mem that a conference\nwould bt held tn Wuhlngton liter.\nWASHINGTON, Mly M (AP)\n\u2014Saeretary of State Hull todiy\n\u2022xtindid te the Amb.n.dir. ef\nRuiili, Britain ind Chlnt Invitation* far their government, te\nbegin Infermal talk* It) Wurlng-\ntm u nan u aoulWt tn eVii-\ntlon If l wtrld ucurlty erginltt-\nttata.\nHull told * newi conference the\nUnltad Statu li ready ta talk wtth\nthe other countriu whtnevtr they\nwant to dt down it tht conference\ntable.\nTht mam point of hli convtru-\n.r.H ,!_-...2! \"\"> wl* the tmbauadon todty.\n\u00bb be uld, rel.ted primarily to the\nquestion of t tlm* for tht meeting\nAsked whether Foreign Commliur\nMololov of Ruul* tnd Foreign Sec-\nTT, mma te nmZen of parUt- \"_% Tt ITiit W 3\nment will be delivered between 1\np m ind 4 p.m., In th big wooden-\npanelled Commoni chamber, it wu\nannounced In the Ctxnmoci* today\nPirmerl \u00b0y Dtfence Mlnliter Italiton.\nOTTAWA. May \u00bb 'CP\ntilling poultry were 'robbed'' be-\neiu\u00bbe of Prteu Board liwperton I TORONTO, M.y X (CPI - C.\nind \"Indelible\" iwguUtion* which \"\u00bbdl*n BroadcuUng Corporation of-\nwen Uld down by \"whit* colUred fteU*t \u2022\"\u00ab announced tonight \u25a0\nboyt who were never In lhe poul- *t***c\u00bb by Prim* MlnUter John Cur-\ntry buairv***.\" Oppcaltlon Memben \u2122 \u00ab Auitrilii to l Joint uulon tf\nlaid today In th* Common*\nWith a Plnarve* Department *p-\ne\u00bbtaprlatloei of SlS.awW.000 for Price*\nBoard admlnlatralion before it. the\nHouu debated Ro*rd regulillonl\nthroughout th* afternoon\nO. J Tuitln iPC-Prtnc* Id-\nw\u00bbrd-I>*nnoi) uld that when un-\ngr*d*d poailtry w*i mid it \u2022 poultry\n(\u2022lr *l N*p*n*\u00bb. Ont. Prlcei Bo\u00abrd\nInspetrtnri prevented firmer! receiving higher price* for better qu.llty\nbird*\n\"My contention ll th.t th. farm\nth* Houi* of Commoni ind lh* Senile ThurwUy will be c*rrted over \u2022\nnationil network ol the CBC from\n1 lo 1 p m, CDT\nPilots Parachute\n1500 Feet to Safity\nBALBOA. Ctnal Zone, Mty IS\n'APi-Two United Statu Army\nMr force pursuit plana* cruhed\nhttad-on it an estlmited combined\n\u2022peed of S00 mllu tn hour Saturdiy bul lh* plloli parachuted wlth-\n\u00bbri w*r* robbed of from a\u00bbven lo \u201e\u201e, in.urT from ISOO feet It wu\nannounced todey.\nTcmpemturoi\neight csrnl* * pound du. In the w\nIn which th* Prteu rVsard handled\nthe situation.\" he and\nDouglu Abbott. Pirllamenlary\nAuittant tn Tmince Mlnliter III Nilion had \u25a0 rainfall of 0* for th*\nley, said trial b*for\u00ab Christmu l**t 34 houn endlni Tue\u00bbdiy it 5 p m,\nyur there wu \u2022 tendency on lh* thl* being th* third rurxtrulv* day\npart of ictTs. buyer, in j-uah up t\u201e h*v* ihow***, *nd to h*v\u00ab that\nprice* \"without ttsn rr.irh regard preclu molltun mruurement. In*\nlor th* price celling\" and lh. En- hl(h polnl for th* 14 hour*, at TS.T\nforrsrment lllvt.irm wn Instructed\" degree*, dated from Mondey after-\nto keep on the w.trh fnr rich\nreient thtlr countriu, Hull uld\nthat wu up to th* government! to\ndecide.\nTh* SecreUry deo declined to\nuy whether be would be tha principal Amerlcin repreientitlve\nHull talked flnt with Vlicount\nHtllfit, tha British Aml\u00bbuiador,\ntnd Andrei Oromyko, tht Ruulin\nAmbtaudoc.\nNut Hull recarlvtd AmUuedor\nWel ot China for I ilmllir Intimation of thli couatry'i timouncad\nwllllngnut to begin eonverutiont''\nAt his preu conf*r*nc\u00ab, Hull \u00ab\u00ab-\nplained thit when tht tour powtn\nmet It Moecow lut Pta Motor*\noffend and there wu idepttd \u2022\nruolutlon providing that they\n\u25a0hould meet ixiluesi^unUy la Wuhlngton ta dlaeua ta orginiutlon\nto maintain\n\"\u25a0tt\nVANCOUVIR OFFICER ACCOMPANIES\n\"IKE\" ON INSPECTION TRIP: Whtn Otn. \"Iks\"\nllunhowtr, Supreme Commander of thl Invulon\nforcu vlilted 1 itation if tht R.A.P, ucond tacti\ncal air force In Britain, ht mtt Groui\nDunlap, C.B.I., of Vancouver, B, C.\nC. R.\nIbov*\npicture thl generil li taking 1 ulutt from ilrmin\nof ont of tht iquidroni, with Oroup Ctpt Dunltp\non hit left. Right of the Gemril ll Air Manhtl Sir\nA. Conlnghim, tnd On hit right, Air Chief Mirahil\nIlr Tr.fford Leigh Mlllory, Air Office- Commind-\nIng In chirge ef tht Allitd Air Expeditionary force.\nHuns Pour (Stt Rood\nand Fire Stories\nbattle- ronei would be greet not\nj only from tilled bombi and trtll-\nilery but \"from Germin Incendler-\nism.\"\nHe slso reminded thtm to bt\nretdy with first lid ilnct \"tht wtr\nmty well put quickly ind leive\nits ciiuiltln behind \"\nThe Germtn-conlrolled Vlchy ri-\ndlo, recording itniggln of tht Germani with tht rutleu underground\nuld 55 Fnnch intt-Nizl \"terror-\nUU\" hid been united recently tnd\nIT were killed In clishei which htd\nkilled two Hitler agcnti.\nAlgleri radio uld five Germin\ninfantry divisions and \u25a0 motorized\nNail concentration! now resemble\nOTTAWA. Mty M (CP)-C\u00bbn*di\nli iipected to take part hi the\nWsshlngton talks on crtettoa ot I\nworld ucurlty organisation when\nthey r.sch 1 \"mort sdvsnced itegt,\"\nin lilernal Affalrt Dtptrtrntat\n\u2022pokesmin uld hen today.\nCelling* on th. prod'trer whole\nsal* and null price, of poultry\nwise, m.lnlalned Th. Board had\nnothing to do with eat.hliihlng lh.\ngrade* of dr.u.d poultry\nHon R B H.nwrn PC York\nSunbtlryi **ld \"whlt. collared boyt'\ntn Otl.wi laid down refsllitinril\nrovttrlng th. poultry bsMtrvae* with\nout knowing how they would iffee!\nlh. producer *ni ronttimer\nDown Nazi Plan*\nOff Scotland\nLONDON. Mty W (CP)-A Oerman plan* wu ihot down off the\nNorth tout of Scotland late today.\nA Joint Air and Horn* Security\nno-in after 3. .a no rirh temper.tur. 1 Mfnlatriea communique llu uld *\nwt* rurhed Tutwday, which wu ucoti denemy tlrcrtft wu dutroy-\nrool Th* low wu 44 I degree* i ed In nld* on Britain Monday night\nROOSEVELT NOT\nSATISFIED WTTH\nSPANISH POLICY\n\"Shipments Hove\nBeen Cut\nBut Not Enough\"\nWASHINGTON, May 10 (AP)-\nPreiident Roouvelt \u00bbtpnu*d th*\nopinion today thit Spain's ihlpmenti of lupplle* to Germany have\nnot yet been reduced enough whll*\nMn Roouvelt Indicated t belief\nthtt Prim* Mlnliter Churchlll'i tt-\ntttudt towird tht Franco Govern-\n*ltmm*hm.m*k teas It ssail^g\"* *\u00ab mm* policy texmUm\nCettTSinVooiJi In 'Bulgarli when ^i\"\u00ab***.\u00a3 *?**** _ ^*\nTht Prime Miniiter lut Wednu-\nday spoke tn the Houu ot Commons whlt he himulf called \"kindly wordi\" ibout Spain, uytcg that\ncountry had made a \"contribution\"\nlo the United Nation*' ctuu by n\n\u25a0litlng German preuun for in if\nfort to lake over Gibraltar nad\nclou the ilr.lti snd by \"lejiortrig\"\nobvlously glgsntlc Allied prep*rs-\nlions there befon th* North African Invulon He Indicated a handt-\noff policy on Spanlih Internal if-\nfairs.\nMr Roouvelt. it 1 preu confer-\nCHUNOKINQ, Miy 30 (AP) - ence, told reporten then etsen-\nJipineie forcu thit Undid en thi dally li no change In American n-\nSouth..stern then of L\u00abk* Tung- ; latlona with Spiin but thit the\nting av* brtiched th* Chin*** [ United Statu Government wai\nucend Um of defence at th* Mil* working along day to day on the\nRiver 40 mll*i North ef Cheng- subject\nshs, the Chlneu High Command He uld ha did not wint anyont\nreported tonight \\ te make in intemitionil Incident\nOther \u00bbdv\u00bbncei were icored by ?\"' *\\ wh*' ne uld Nona ot the\nthe enemy on 1 15-mile front on Unlu<1 \"\u2022dons, h< oburved. li en-\nAnothir ilow itruggl. wu b.- *\u00ab Chlneu flnt line of defence; \"\"'' **^*tl t\"\u00bb Stunitrdl hive\nIn* wig.d \u00bb0 mllu te th. \u00bbouth- j South of the Slnchi.ng River. kTumT. t trZ^L** G*TmmJ.\naaat ta tht Ntthtrltnd Ntw Oul- Enemy gains slso were reported \" *\"\u2022 *\u2122 \u25a0\u2022 though th* volum*\nnei mainland ne.r Sarml where >n iupportln| operitiom both East \" ^\"l*0\",\" '} h\" \u2022** Mm\nline* Mty 17 American force, hid >d Wett of Uk* TungUng. ln Nor-1 ..\"fV *Vu*m*. In hit mind.\nWNTJON, May JO (AP) - German propigindliti poured out itor-\nlu todty of plant to combit Invulon by flood ind fin, of uilgnlng\nflying rcptir iqusdroni to keep\nbombed communicttioni open,\ntnd of iilviging trtlni from the\n\u25a0crap hup to keep lupply Unci running.\nTht icheme of icorchlng the eerth\n\u2022hud of silled armies\u2014to Include\n'selling Or* to vegetation\" ln extreme emergenclei\"\u2014 coincided with\nI fire-fighting talk given thl European underground In thl fifth ot\n1 lerlei of broidcaiti by Supreme\nAllied heidquirten.\nA ipokuman tor Gen. Dwlght D.\ntold th* underground ttr\ntt* fire fighting unit* ready\nbeciuse the danger of fire ln the real occupation\"\nTank Units Clash\nfor First Tim* in\nSouthwest Pacific\nADVANCID ALLIED HEAD.\nQUARTER!, Ntw Qulnti, Miy\ntl (Wtdnttdiy) (AP) - American and Jap armored unit* eluh-\ned Monday In the flnt tank bat-\nIII ef the Southweit Pacific war,\nfought on Biak In th* Schouten j\nlilandi, with tht Americans smsra\nIng vlctorioui from thi leeiiv*\nbattl* but itill blocked from thtlr\nprim* objective, thi Mokmer air-\nfield.\nHudquarten today innounced\nthe encounter, In which American\narmy tanki deitroyed tight Jap.\nanei. medium tanka.\nJaps Breach\nDefence Line\nalMiloRiver\nBitter Fighting\nin Alban Hills\nBritish Takt Area on Via Casilina\nand Ardca 5 Miles South Campoltont\nNAPLES, May 30 (CP)\u2014British and American 5th Art\ntroopi ground yard-by-yard into the Nazis' final fortre** wall\nSouth and Southeast ot Rome today, repelling furloui and r*>\npeated counter-attacks as they made \"satisfactory gain*\"\nthrough the Alban foothills within 16 milei of the Italian eopl*\nto).\nNear the Eastern end of the offensive front, Britlih troopi\nof the 8th Army seized the town of Arce on the Via Casiline.\nand British, Canodian and*\nFrench formations w;re push- rEQIJiyf ADCII\nATTACK ON\nRED ARMY LINES\nBreak Six Weeks\nLull on East Front;\nRuss Bag 50 Tanks\nSy RUSSELL LANDITROM\nAuoclated Pnu Itaff Writer\ning towards the ancient town\nof Frosinone on the same highway 11 airline miles Northwest\nof Arce.\n(A BBC broadcast recorded In\nNew York by NBC uld Tueadey\nnight that th* Alllu h*d c*ptured\nArde*, flv* mllu Southwe\u00abt of\nCimpolaone ttatlon tnd three milei\nfrom the Tyrrhenian Sea coatt).\nThe Kill* were offering lavage\nreiliUnec ln sn effort to stem tha\nImmediate thnat to Rome until the\nbulk of field Marshal Albert Ku-\nulrlng'i stuttered 10th Army could\nbe wlthdnwn Northweit slong the\nVis Csslllns snd slong twn second-\nsry hlghwsys from IU disastrous\nstand on the Hitler Line.\nReinforced by the bulk of the re-\norgsnlred Hermann Ooerlng pin-\nchute division snd supported by\nIntensified srtlllery fin, the Neils\ncontinued to steve off *n American\ndrlv* on Vilmonton*. \u2022 key itronghold of th* new l*st-dilch line 20\nmllu last and illghtly South of\nRoma.\nGerman counter-attacks slso had\ntemporarily checked Allied Infantry on the rolling nyaadowt Sosith\nof Lamivio and Southeast of Velletri, two other sIMngpoInU In the\nAlban H11U, th* *n*my'i lut n*t-\nural defencu ftoutheast of Rome.\n.Both VTsrna were under heevy *r-\n\"rUlery Art rfiri tftnitry trie ttld\ndown t corttln igiinit the edvtnc-\nIng Brltlih tnd Aa\u00bbrrttaa forcei,\nbut In generil the enemy wu being\nout-gunned by \u25a0 high r.tio\nArmored Allied epetrhsudi eon-\ntolldated pine Weat of the Anilo-\nAlb.no Road tnd avdvtnced towird\nth* Western coastal anchor of th.-\nOerman line at Ca^raTwUmlnl. 11\nmllu du* South of Rom*.\nBritish force* In this sector sre\nthrusting In strength scrou the\nMolettl River, flnt eroutd by Britiah tanki \u2022 week *go\nAllied gain* ln th* lut 14 hours\nIn th* uctdri ne.rnt to Rom* were\nnot *p*ctecul*r but in Allied\ncpokuman described them u \"ut\nlifutory\"\nCanadian Fllen Smash Barracks\nand large Wireless Station\nl\/yUTXIrt. Mty 1* ICP Cable)-\nCanadian unit* of th. Britiah Ind\nI T*rtinl Air roro*. *h*rln| In th*\nj pr* InvMloei pounding of k*y mlll-\nI tery target*, battered brtdge*. wtn-\nleaa atatlnna ind other objectlvu In\n1 rr.nre. Belgium .nd th* N*fh*f\u25a0\nlirtdi today\nTh* FortVe roektvl earrytng and\nbntnh-orrylng Typhooni eevnollsth-\nb\u00ab **k*4 te lmdt\u00bbt .1 leut 10 rent. \u201e) mim,r, bulldlngl rVtutliaawt uf\n\u2022 memhtvT to aid lh* fight of th* swilogn*. . ts.rr.s-ka near meppe\nP C TuitpevMlee lasalu* aiamat ,\u201e* , Ur|< ..leelaai njUoe, near\nih. honor traffic, ll wa* derlcted *t .n\\t\nih* leegtaei annual nnv.nllon her* | *)oltfln* urtder Wing Oitdr\nlodir I Oeorg* Artier Charlottetown.\nLiguor drink.r. p*id Into th* himmered Hi milltiry trslns and \u2022\nroffen of the liquor dealen IS* M0 - barga In Holland *nd Belgium end\nTemperance Group\nAsk for\nChurch Money\nVANCOt'VIR. Mas It ICTl\nChurch** In Brltuh ( nlurahti\nMl te meinliln the Irifflf In B C\nfor the yeer 1*41.- said William Car\nI., Chairman of the Finite* (\"or*\nmill** of lh. laague\nt\n-th.r I'anailian airmen flying with\nmedium beamlyer ivueatrona. helpod\nlo ill.ck . bridg. ot.r lh* Seine\nlu. North nl Tart*\nTnt wtraleu Italian near Ault\nwai (truck by C.nadl.n.mmnfd\nbomb carrying Typhoon* Thty\npounded tht duit-clouded debrli\nuntil the ititlon mist tumbltd. They\nwen led by ui RAT. Wing Commander\nloda Ulr Jick Shepptrd. Dol-\nlirlon. B. C. and hli pilot* filled\nthru supply tr\u00bbin* with machine-\ngun bullet! near Eindhoven In Holland. Ht l.t R. I Smith, Reglna\n\u2022heead ki thtt tttack.\nArtothu trala wu stopped by\nftt M R K H.vw.rd, St John's,\nNfld. tnd WO. J. A Ktrr, Al.s-\n\u2022 nd.r. Man.\nCanadian* flying etnrsng tha medium bomber crewi included nt\nI-t \u00ab. W Shaptnn. Tort William, and\nSgl r A Sulhcrltnd. Lethbridge.\nAlt*.\nbete trying te oaptun tht Incompleted Mtffln *lrdrom*.\nNormal Vole Cast\nh Eire Election\nDUBLIN. May M (CP) - Voting\nla Elri'i generil election tadiy\u2014\naa election La which domeitlc mit-\nten form thl only luut\u2014wu ibout\nnormal with tulnun SS ud 71 ptr\ncent ot thou eligible going to thi\npolls\nPre-election forecasts wen thit\nIhi idmlnlitritlon of Prime Mlnliter E*mon de Viltrt would bt re-\nturned to offlc* with \u2022 ilight over-\nill majority.\nThe turnout ot voteri wu larger\nthaa .ipected. It hid been thought\ntht ban on tht uu ot *utomobllu\nlo ctrry voteri tnd othtr tnni-\nportatloo dlfflcultlei created by the\nfuel ihorteg* in thli country would\nrnten tn exceptionally amall vote.\nCounting of ballot* beglni tomorrow but the results are not expected\nte be known befon Friday or Siturday, beciuse of th* proportion re-\npruentetlon system In uu.\nthem Hunan Province, and field!\nAsked sbout Mr QmrchUTi\ndlspatchu slid cssualllu were very I *M<*' ,^^_Ro,*,*\u00bbt, **** ** **\u00bb\nhatvy u tht Chlneu b\u00bbtlled to hold! .T ,\"!D'*n**l*. \u25a0*\u2022\u00bb \" wss \"char-\n^\"tetif \u00abf ilr. (\u00bbure*in.- She\nChangsha, th* Provincial cspltsl.\ntht Invaden trom Uirlce-rav.ged ! [\\T\\\"\" .\"V\"\nChangtha. th* ProvlncUl capital. l\u00b0,k ,', \"**} **? \u00ab\u2022 mdlvlduil\nThe Jtpentu were ntlmatad un- j \u00a3,J^J^4|-_M.,?,r **T*\nofficially to h\u00bbve maucd IS dlvii-\nI- u.iik _ L . **tfi^*Wa*f*lt\nlent for tht ittempt to reconquer ! ?<*\"*** *P ** \u00ab \"\"rdt befon H\ntht wholt Htnkow-C.nlnn nUw.y. i ^T** *\u2122M*t.\nnlnt In tht Htnkow-Yochow tnt .. Y~ kan \u25a0\u00bb 'ClrijrtWll) ku\n\u00abnd thre* In the Ctnton region to l\u2122*1*. ' wrU,n \u25a0w,'r *** M fun.\"\nth. South. ; mtT* \"oouvell uld. \"ind I deal\nIhlnk hi want* te rhmg. And\nthifi th* way he think* oa Spiln '\nBack lo Work\nMove In Ui. Mills\nNo New Ration\nBooks\u2014All Stolen\nWARI. Hertfordshire. Englind.\nPORTLAND. On. M*y M (AP) M*y M iCP Rtmtenl - HmitewlvM\n\u2014A back-lo-work movement galh- quelng up for Iheir new ration boaa\nered itnngth through the Af.I. hen todiy went home empty hind-\nranki In the United State* North- ed after a notlc* had baen ptnntd up\nwert lumber Induttry. bul futun oulild. Ihe rood Office uylng. \"sory\nscllon of C.I.O. ttertben remained we h.ve note \" About M.fMM books\nIn doubt h*d been itolen fror* th* pnmlu*\nTairTHighout lhe Northwest, where\nnearly 40.000 mm hav* walked out\nof uwmills. off log bsxtmi snd swiy\nfrom lumber csmp* ln 11 days of\nspreading ihutdowm, locali begin\nacceding te the plea nf the ATI.\nLumber and Worken' Northweit-\nem Council lo \"return to work it\n\"Meanwhile, Worth Lowery. Pnal- 0\u2122**' \u00ab\u25a0> \u00bb 'CPI - The\ndent of the CIO International ] Munition* r>t>*rttn*nt lod*y *n-\nWoodworken of America which rtoiinced in order, effective June 4,\nSunday, refuud lo condemn the | pr\u201ehlblllng uwmlll operslon In\ni walkout*, uid another ilatement ,. ..,.\u201e..,. ,\nAll Roman Catholic archbishop, ',\u201e ^ imjri \u201e\u201e,,, tnm0Tnw | BrltUh Columbl. treat dertroylng\n\u2022nd bishops In tht U. S lolnsd to-1 | by products from mill -\n5000 JAP DEAD\nIN NEW GUINEA\nADVANCED ALIJBD HZAD-\nQUAVrtTRS. New Guinea May 11\n(Wtvdn**d*T< ** Tkltn* (nf p,,^.^,\u201e, purpoau. dutt bunven, th* onter Impoae. OTTAWA. M.v M icpi - fl\nlied comm*nd\u00abn whou forcu WIN D.F.C. The order, algned by Timber Coo- rutrlriioiia regarding thl *\u2022>'. rup handling of ritlon rmiponi by *\nire driving clou to Rome \"will OTTAWA, May 10 (CP) - Two trolltvr A H Wllllnirwon. provldu ply. ptirrhau ind InatalUiion of (Turtend Bank* of Canada ii cog\ndltcovar \u2022 wtjr to victory\" thtt Manitoba nvamben ot the RCAT th*l no on* *hall hum wcarid fuel uwduttt burner. In* th* Peclenl l>v*rnm*nt b\nwill ipar* th* dty dutructlon. |hav* bun \u2022wtrdstd lh* DT C. lor In \u2022 uwmill or shingl* mill bum- To protect connimen from being 'ween HWrX) snd ttSotP) , motrl\nThe MS-word maeaage. alined by exceptional performance In attack! er. and that no aawmlll operator enld sru.nlltle. of wood fuel .m.ller Douilu Abbott Parliamentary A\ntour top ranking prelate* for th* on enemy iubm*rlnu *nd Oerman ih*ll *llow th* siutrtartlon of \u00bbny \u2022\u25a0 Irian tho** ordered and r>*ld for itetanl in rinanee Mlnlater Iltl*\nWtaolt American epliropale. uld target cltlu Air Torce headqiurt- wute or by-product which ran be lh. retsil.'loni define Ihe .mosint i uld lod.v In the Common*\nthit tnt hut coun* \"for Ihe uke en innounced tonight. i used u fuel. The new order sp- of wood In \u25a0 cord. Ihe .mmini of Answerin, 11 Col J A Rn*s CP)\nof humanity\" would bt for Ut* | They tre Fn T C Cooke, of pltes only In British Columbii ' uwdu.i In a uck nr tint \u00ab\"H lhe,' Sourli1 Mr AI.Ik.ii said th. banl\nbelligerents lo m\u00abke Rome an Dauphin, snd fo B T. Wilmol of ' Hogging\" Th* proreu of reditr -' .irsotiot of millwotsd or nsidvsnoe in ' hardled lb. ...\"n roupnn* ca*\nopen city.\nI Winnipeg.\ning wood into tmatl piece, for ita. \u25a0 box container\n.\n \u2014 NIUON DAILY NIWS, WIDNISDAY, MAY 31, 1\u00bb44\nludgmenl Reserved on Glover Will\n.onlesf; Doctor Testifies\nMemory and Understanding Good\nt trai reserved by Mr., charged then, ha said. Ha continued\nfuiAt H. 1. Bird In the contest of\njJVui ot thl lite John Glover of\ni, at the dote of two dayi of\na, Tuesday night ln Supreme\nhere. Hli Lordihlp expressed\nspreciatlnn for lhe \"able presen-\njitlei\" of counsel, E P. Dawaon for\nh* plaintiff and C B. Garland for\nbl defendant, at the close of tho\n\u00bbs\u00ab. It would be no compliment to\nbear, efforts, he ssld, to present n\nudgrnent *t once, *nd he therefore\nrould take time for consideration\nJudgment may be presented before\nat leivei Nelson.\nMsny lew cases concerning wills\nrue cited by counsel In their cloi-\nnf arguments Mr. Garland mg-\nIttted thit the sUte snd condition!\nt thi testator'! mind muat b\u00ab deeded by the Court. The teitator. he\naid, must hsve s sound, disposing\nBind snd memory, snd m'i\u00abt under-\ntand th* extent of hii property.\nIn doling with correipondence\nattween Mr. Glover ind Manitoba\ntlltlvel, which wn mslntained\nto visit him weekly from this time\non. He thoufht hi* physical condition hsd no effect on his mental\ncapacity and he waa Irrational only\non Ihe first two days after entering,\ndue to fever and psln. Death nearly\nthree yean later wai cauaed by\ncoronary thromboel*. Th* only\ncontributing f*ctor wu that th*\ndtieu* ciuiing death resulted from\nsrterioscleroili, hardening of the\narterial walla, he explained.\nThe patient had never betreyed\nany evidence of loaa of memory, he\niaid, ind he hought hli understanding very good. He *lw\u00abyi \u00bbppe*r*n wu presented with \u2022 lowly\ncup \u00abnd uucer, and Mr. M*IU*n received tn ln*crlb*d p*n and p*ncll\nR R. Brown. J. A. WlUon. I. *\n\u25a0van*. W. Bronw. Un. 3. k. Ballan-\ntyn. *nd Mr.. J H. Unttetn *\u00ab\u00bb\nawoke \u2022 f*w word* on thl aplrodio\nwork don. In 14*laon by Mr and Mr*\nrfillun. \u00bbnd told how th*y would\nbe mlmd by \u00bb11\nTh. aueiU of honor thanked tho\u00bbe\npruent for their acU of klndne**.\n,\n\t\ndelegitei.\nGen. Alba Takes\nOver Control\nin Ecuador\nQUITO, ftemdor. M*y 30 'AP) -\n_ Glover'i memory h*d not been *f- i Gtn Lull Urr\u201e A!b, turned th*\nl\u00ab*crlb\u00abd \u00bb\u25a0 i good builneu fected by irtertoKleroili, *nd that lMder,hlp \u00ab\u201e,!\u00ab\u201e, of tha military\nThere wai lack of precliron h\u00ab fell h* wu *bl\u00ab to mike l good provllion,i government which look\nre. be thought end the will wu eiilmiti of hli mentel ability. There tor,Uol ln Ecuador after revolution-\not a will, but i whim He thought wu no reuon to uy hli memory I uu ln , Moody coup yut*rd\u00aby \u00abt\nIt If he h*d been of proper mind, wu faulty He felt that hia con- rjuayaquil had furced the rcilg-\nwould have thought of more than ditlon wu good during January at nltl0\u201e 0[ preildent Carlo* Arroyo\n0 btrnefictartei when miking out the time the will wu mide, beciuu , Dti Rl0\n, vwamo. I be hid received no cell! for ipecUl \\ Col Plbi0 n^, flm headed the\nBl suggested thst Mr Glover treitment. I provisions! government but be wu\nlould h*v* thought of having the Mr> Turnpenny, flnt defence wit- lucceeded by Gen Alba, who repre-\nirller will rectlled In Jinuiry nf\u2014_ Mi Mr garland that Mr. unti not only the irmy but lhe rev-\nmaklng out the new one. not C|ovtr wu hfr ,.r,,t grindfither olutlonary vinguird, \u25a0 polltlcil par-\nI May, ind uw lick of memory sh, hjd m,t hlm once In 1900. He ty.\nI thit score. | n,d lived with her fimlly for \u2022 time\nMr. D*wson lt*ted thst evidence sh< |d,nllfi,d letters sxchsnged\nshown there w.i comlderible by Mr Q|ovtr ,nd Mri. Turnpen-\nfor Mr. Glover lo reid over , nJ1 moth,r Jin\u201e Gorrle. cousin\nwin In the hotrplt*! befor. the n( Mr G|ov\u201e stl, bei recalved \u2022\nipI ware called _ ltller herself from Mr Glover In\nOlst of th* defendsnt'i case wss 18M ,Iprru|n| regret st lh* de*th\nhither or not he hsd s dispoa- 0, h\u201e m0(h,r\n\u25a0 nvrrrory, tnd the belli for thli\nnek wu whether or not he hid INVITIO TO FRAIHIII\n5 of No. 2 Troo|fr\nNelson lo Gain\nKing Seoul Badge\nOrsdustlon of flv* King SoouU\nwill future a prea.nl.tluu cenmoiiy\nat th* Scout Hall Friday evening\nAward* fill alao b* presented to patrol* and nvsmbsrs of th. Ro. 1 Troop\nwho took part In tn* Patrol Proficiency Competition and th* Senior Scout Proficiency Oompeutlon\nBom* lto proficiency badge, sr* slso\nto b* presented.\nBoys wlnnlni th* Kins Bomit\nb*dge. the hlghaet honor in BcouUix,\n.re 8t.nl*y TT|n*. Oordon Fl*mlng.\nDouglu Ablsey, Rob*rt Edgar and\nJohn Holme*, all of tha Beoond Neleon Thl. meana th\u00bbt th*y h\u00bbvi pua-\ned tenderfoot, **oond and flr.t claa*\n.Undlng and havi alio r*Mlv*d 13\nproficiency badiea Mayor N. C Stlbb*\nwill preeent th* King Boout awtrdi.\nwhile Rev. J. O. Holmet. J. H . Oo-\nventry and O R. Abbey of the No. 3\nTroop committee will preunt thi\ncompetition print*.\nU\u00abmben of the Rotary Club Boyi\nWelfare Committee and of the Klnimen ind Oyro Club will ittend th.\nmuting ind prwent proficiency\nb*dl\u00ab. Mlu D. flUniworth snd Ml*.\nM. S. H\u00bbnn*. Provincial Commla-\nBlontrrs of Ouldu, \u00bbnd member* nf\nthi Olrl Quid. Auoclstlon hav* been\nInvited to *tt*nd.\n \"\nGrant Licences\nfor New Businesses\nOTTAWA, Msy 10 (CP)-Douo\nlu Abbott, Parliamentary Aaalit\nsnt to Flnanc. Mlnlatar Haley, uld\ntonight In th* Common* that th*\nPrleu Botrd now r**dlly grant-\nid licence! for th* opening of ntw\nbuilntiitt,\nHowtvtr, whtn th* llc.ncea\nwere gr.nted th* Board warnid\nthat It eould not guarante* th*\nnaw dellera a quota of irtlclei\nwhich were ihort in lupply\n, , __\u2014,\n1 \"\"I\nLongest Queue\nWaltslor\nHorse Meat\nTinned Milk Sale\nby Coupons In\nRestricted Areas\nCHILDREN'S\nCREPE DRESSES\nond JUMPERS\nWag. to $3.95\nSpecial $1.95\nFINK'S\nREADY-TO-WEAR\nOTTAWA, M*y M (CP) - Prior-\nwere \u2022uthorlred In en order-In-\noounell tabled ln the Common* to-\nd*y by Ubor Mlnliter Mitchell\nThe order, which emendi Selective Service Regulation* enabled\nSelective Service officen to luth-\norlie payment of a supplementary\nallowance of up to 17.50 a week to\nworkers who in the new jobs to\nwhich they were directed were re-,\nquired to live swsy from their I Ity isles of evsporsted milk by\ndependents. The previous regula-1 coupon muit continue in restrict-\ntlons provided lor supplementary ed sress-those dlltrlcU In which\nmppllei of freih milk ir* \u00abdequ\u00bbU\nto meet all neceuary need*- U\u00bb\nPrice* Board uld tonight In an\nnouncing the diicontlnuanc* of th*\nuse of coupons in other th\u00abn restrlc-\ned sreu sfter June 1.\nThe boird uld moit of Ontario\nand Quebec, except the Northern\nportions sre clullfled u restricted sress, together with ths lsrger\ntown! snd cities of the four Wut-\nD. Hummon Heads\nRecreation Assn.\nallowance*) of $5 i w^k.\nOntario Fires\nOut of Control\nBy Tht Canadian Prui\nFore*t flru In Canada continued\nto wipe out thouundi of acrea of\nvaluable timber lut night with the j ^ ml.s, coup0n to replace the 'G'\nwont iltuition previlling In On- I coup0n On ind after June 1 *11\nUrlo where eight blue! were ric- -q- coup0ni tn the h\u00bbndl of con-\nRea Testifies\nFrom Stretcher\nIn Barilla Case\nVANCOUVER, M*y 80 (CP) -\nTettlfytnl from i itretcher, Albert\nJimei Rei of Vancouver, told ln\ncourt today of hli part ln \u25a0 itruggl*\nln \u2022 downtown hotel lulte here April 1 which ended In the fitel ihootlng of Wellington Willice ind a\nlubiequent murder charge againit\nAlbert Barilla, 15, of Vancouver.\nRe*, who luffered levere Internil\nInjurle* In \u00bb 40-foot f*ll from high\nteiulon wire* outside the hotel-window, uld he *nd Joteph Mirtln hid\nan argument ihortly before the\nshooting snd Barllls Joined ln the\n*rgument firing three ihoti into the\nfloor to itreu hli point.\nRe* left th* room *nd returned\nihortly with uveril othen. Including WilUce. When they entered the\ndeath lulte everyone ln the room\nwu fighting. Rea uld.\nBy IYDNIV OP.UBON\nCsnsdlsn Preu Itaff Writer\nLONDON, May SI (CP) - A fair-\nsized Oermsn bomb fell near Sloane\nSquare ln London'! Wett End several weeks sgo snd u bomb* go\nthe** d\u00bbys It dldnt c*uu \u2022 gr**t\ndeal of d\u00abm\u00bbg*, m\u00bblnly bttouu It\nplopped through \u2022 manhol* and exploded underground.\nIt blew i filr-slied hole In the\nroad, made s meu of one houu but\nonly knocked out windows snd\nplaster of perhsp* JO othen In the\nblock. In theu d*ya of 8,000 and\n4.000 plane sssiult* on Europe .11\nthis would hardly be worth repeating except for whet's happened\nto that hole.\nThere have bean up to 100 men\ndigging ln and *round It sine* th*\nd\u00bby *fter the bomb fell *nd thit\nthe f sir-sited hole hu developed\nInto s civernous exuvitlon thit\nflnt extended over one block *nd\nu thli wu written, had itarted Into\n\u2022 lecond.\nThe reuon? Well, It u*rni Ihe\nbomb exploded )uit where the witer pipe! and gas pipes and tba\ntelephone llnu *nd electric c*ble*\nall meet under that particular section of London. Now each of th*\nutility companlu encemed Is doing\na bit of digging\nExperts on queuelng claim tha\nlonge\u00abt queue ln w\u00abrtlm* Britain,\nday ln and day out. li that In front\nEdwin William*' ihop In Ch\u00abl**a,\nLondon.\nEdwin himulf. who hu been a\nbutcher ill hli life, uyi h\u00ab'i never\nseen snythlng Ukt lt He's had lo\nCanning Sugar\nDemand Quite\nHeavy in Nelson\nThe demind for canning tUfir hy\nNtB.sWn houMwIv** hu b**n quit*\nMary alnot lut Thuraday when th*\nfirit tin of Um \"F\" cannlni aufar\ncoupon* iMcain* good.\nNelaon grooery man h*T* found\nthat hou*\u00abwlvea an rather confuted\non th* amount of augar available for\ncanning Aa **ch of thi *P couponi\nla good for on* pound, tin poundi\nof lugar can now his purchaaad for\ncanning. If additional augar la wan:-\n*d, a bouaevlf* oan uw htr \"l>\" pn-\nmm ooupona. However, *ach on* of\nthe** latter li only good for a half\npound of augar.''\n(. W. Walton,\nWell-Known Boat\nBuilder, Dies\nCharlu W. Walton, vwtaraa *l*l*oa\nboat-bulldtvr. tSei l*W Tueaslay nl|ht\n\u2022t Kot.n.v Uk* Otvnartl HcaplUl it\ntb* af* of TO yur*.\nUt Wtlton wu wall known la th*\nDUtrlct u builds*: of tb* ootid Walton bo*u and u * boat livery op*ra-\ntor tor our M yeen. Many yur. ago\nba took onr lh. 0*or|. Hall boat\nbuilding yard snd livery at tb* foot\nof Popl.r Strut. later thl* Meamr\ntb* 0. W. Wtlton k Bon plant, tnd\natlll mor* laentty hu bun ocaratesl\n\u2022ollly by tb. aon. H O Wilton Mr\nWtlton wu l membttr of the rflUax\nDUtrlct Olst Tlm.ra Aaaoclatlon.\nI wu pretty drunk.\" Ret uld. 1! move three time* to get t ihop big\nluddenly found myielf *lon\u00ab. IJ enough lo urve th* 1,000 people^ t\ncrtwled out the window onto the\nledge ind thing* went kind of blink\ntnd I c\u00bbn'l rtmember from there\non until \u2022 few d\u00bby* \u00bbgo.\"\nJteurette William*, M\u00abrtin'i com\ning out of control.\nln Quebec, fires were reported\nout of control st Chute sux Autardn\nlumen will be lnvilid.\nBefore further purchuu c\u00bbn b*\nm*d\u00ab In rutricled *reu \u2022 comum\nlAJCDB*. I C\u2014Th* annual *u*t-\nHDtten h* h*d relstlves Evidence I ghe slso Identified s letter she |J]*Jd ln ^ n\u201e h\u00bbI1 ktoodiy even-\nns-a\u00abalona. T Ru.hton, O.le Coot-\ntnlttsM. I 3 Os.nrsam\nM stVrwn h* h.d recollection, of h.r] written to Mr Olover In UM ,,, Atv,r routln. tsualnaa. lb. eles-\nfrom d*y to d.y, *nd th*1'tna. .nother written st lh. tlm* ih* aon of offlcan resulted u followa\nhin win definite instance* of i.,rned he wu irasthe hcpiul Sh* ITuIOmh. D.nl M Hummon; Vlc*-\n\u25a0BPTT of put events | h.d Invited hlm to com. lo Wlnnl- rmltkeol. Charlu Winaulli\u00bb; \u00bbu-\nKT-rd hTuud to writ. .*.!\u201e when he .M -.1! ...in She '^tZT0^uZm\\eT^tmm\\\non the will had Ihe nime. nt(j |\u201ernKf of hu lllneu through UcinUa,r, Btu.o.11 mi BofUaall, C\nMr. *nd Mn Turnpenny, \u00bbnd , telegram lent to Winnipeg by I' w.n.ull Jr. Booth CornniltU*. Tt\nsgeould h*v\u00bb been mide iwire nf H Buih nf thl Stirling Hotel, where Ullp. W I4aiw*ll mi O Mclnlo^i,\nI fact they wer* rel.tlvei he hid ' y. Glover h.d reildett\nIn i former will Thit, Und,r cro\u00bb.\u201e,m,n.tlon by Mr g ^^ CommUIM. , 0il-\nDiwun. ih. uld lh* lud h\u00bbd no tm% . Trtmj ^ A \u201e Kmniit*\nknowle^l* Ihat Mr Cllnver had re- I)1J1C< commltt*. J Dolman. D\nmimed In hoipltil until h* died. *nd Hummon uid J f alorerwusW\nlh*t ah. depended on Mr Buih to It vu .ufiularl Uial Us. Womtm'a\n.. s\u00ab !,,. ~,\u201erl\\. InalHUU b* utad to tnl;\nenUTlalnnxnl July 1.1 T Tracey\n.. \u201e, w strxtnaor aom. form of axturtaln-\nP H Bush tutlflexl that Mr. Olo- mr*BaB*^ ^ ,-hool boy.\nver h.d ktrpt to hlm..lf .t th. ho- . wottlnt at* *u plann*d for the\nlei. m.lnly, he thought, becauu he r\u00bbll to hav. th. bleacher. r*nov\u00abu-\npartmrnt nld tn tha annual report\non taxational tratntnl tabW tn the\nCommon* todaj by Labor Miniate\nMitchell.\nTo date only a amall mimbtr of\nveterani hart applied for trmtntnl\n-W00 to March 11, 1M4\u2014\u2022nd the\nreport uld no txtenatT* AtmortA\nfor trainlnf wm anticipated until\nafter fener*! demob II Ira tlon.\nrly, fuffeated he mifht Uke lo\nrlt\u00ab to relativea\nitUfardinf evidence of hii rhanfr\nmind, he laid Out It had beer\nparn Mr. Glover had a forrefu]\nfcr*V\"ter. and this had been a mat-\nf oi a definite decuion The po*Jl-\niKf wai that he fait there wu\ntfl of Intereit in hjj welfare on\nfnr walk* leveral tlmei \u25a0 day dur-\ninf hu ita; at th* hotel, when ha\nitayed linca IMS\nMr Buih ital*d h* had been prt\nand plan\nlh* July\ni***d for ravreation and fire pr**m-\ntlon work\npart of the rrl^tlvea. and that |tn( wllh Mr tnd Mri R G Thomp-\ni fit It there waa no particular rea-\nI why he ihould have particular\n\u25a0rd for relative! who leemed to\nn \u25a0 remote intereit in him\n[IRCIIED INTELLIGENCE\nBal ehanfe of mind, he mihmitted\ntn eierciae of intelligence, anrl\nr r**aarmi b\u00bb*\u00ab: known tn himaelf\n| \u25a0 loaa of memory There h.id\nplenty of time fnr full contid\nllfton of the will he Mid. potntln|\nthat th* evidence had ahom-ri\nIt ba had had from Jnn A tn Jan\nfor consideration\nDr. N. E. Morrlann of Nelann. lait\nrtm tot the plain! iff teat if led\nHt attendrd Mr Gin ver from\ntime h* entered the hospital\nb. I, mi until hia death In Nnv-\nr, IMJ He had e:Mrred the\nrat aufferlnf from a rheal mid\n\u25a0nfina pectorii, heart ;iam,\nMftit on bv exertlnn Hu condi-\nB became normal nn Teh IT\nBa had experted him tn t>* du\ninn nf Portage la Prairie. Man . when\nth* will mad* at the hoapltal wai\nread in Ihe office* of the plaintiff.\nWilliam Irvine. Stipendiary MafU-\ntrata. of Nelion Mr Irvine h*d told\nthem, he uld, that he had aiked Mr\nGlover to nam* hii relative* or any-\nnne he wanted to remember, but that\nhr had named Mr Pearaon and J\nR Mrl.enr.an Mar.afer of the Canadian Hank nf Cnmmerre hranrh at\nNflion nnW. and laid he had nn\nBUSINESS NEEDS\nSTRONGER VOICE\nIN PARLIAMENT\nWITH TH .-.CANADIAN CORPS\nIN ITALY, Miy SO (CP Csblt) -A\nhands by his ilde*. I notlctd \u25a0 fash [lighted thi staoorid l\u00bbu*u>a*i a.j A th*\noo Barllla'i head.\" riv*-day oonvtraUsai\nJot-ph M\u00bbrtin taitllVd h< wu I \"Th. 'l' \"' '\"*'\"\u2022 \u00ab'\u00ab\"\"* *\"A *l\u00bb*ei the flnt eac.p. from Camp,\nII. .aid that h* .nd Mri Tho-r.p..\nh.d com. to .ttend th. funeral\nFIRST PRISONER IREAK\nAT OREGON CAMP\nThe entertainment unit, which hu\nbeen touring hotpluli *nd ba** da-\np\u00abU line* iU arrival in Italy earlier thu month, yeiterdiy Jive performance! North of the cruih*d Hit\nlh* IODK Ua*T ar. much la favor\nof lha Coasaaoovullh oooa*eUoo \"\n\"A. i mult of . dlsanlulos oo d-\nUunaMp. I vrrot* \u00abh* Uu*\u00bb *u)or\nC*n*dl*n polltleal partla* ultna foe\n. aUt*ment on th.ir pctlltlcal phllo-\nwphlaa. parucularly u to thalr *IU-\ntud* towird Canada ronflbutlni baa\nrnfmber.Mp la th* \u00bbmi*ll ODsmivatxi-\nwsiallh of Hatton*\" hin nmOmon\nnld \"411 tone terlon* thtvy \u2022**\u2022\nv*ry much in fivor o< Ut* t>>ma\u00bboi>-\nte\u00bbalth conntts-laon *\nBuck to Bock Lib.\nLabor Coalition\nTORONTO, May K (Cfl - Thn\nBuck. National Laader of th* labor-\nProgreulvi Labor Party, today 1\u00bb-\nr.ied a itatamant ctmcernlng hli\nparly*! *nnouncement Sunday nl tht\nthai lh* Ubtw-rV\u00bb\u00bbT**atlT** \"will\nitriv* to elect \u2022 Uberal-1 abor Co-\nilltlon Government\" In th* next\nr*t4*T*l eles-tlon.\nMr. Buck uld lha Sundiy sUte-\nmant ef policy wu not i bid for\nI coalition of th* Liberal and labor -Propeulv* Pirtlea\nPOUNDS OF SUGAR\nOTTAWA, May 10 (CP) - H. A.\nMickenile IL-lamblon Kent) uld\ntoday In the Commons that If lh*\nlit lugar beet reflntrlt* in Can-\nsoldien o(\"thre*\"Ontarlo *d* work\u00abl it full c.p\u00abclly thU ScotLnd iCP)\nbVtt.hon, IT moved f.rther up th. '. y*\u00ab th.y could produce 1*0,000.000 yon-WlUon. M. fkottlih qiarlarrvir,\nLiri valley today, \u00abnUrl*inin| s I pounds of lugir\nvt\nPerspiring Feet\nAll Soranau loothad\neW oAf 14. yaw me oa pm km et <*a>\nmmt, im mil A I m hm . eo* A\nHtl-m Mill li! 1 4. OmU. tmt\nkern tek met rekA worn ~Ux. WtH\ni tins, elaiaa. a lui JM ky \u2022 pet.\ntmt aa* \u00abrs>tpt rwwrl he vary Irs*\naWy. IWy s**T A UU ftTl mmm. 0\nmamaaeetr* wTWM wreym*%a**w**t*tf *j**at*>a*a*a| pamms\n\u25a0Will il li \\t-i\\iii.**mm4,t9.i*mr*m.\nRAMNCT FORRIT. Morarahire.\nSir .S[>enrer Mar\nwho In IM killed 11 rt*p wilh Jl \u00ab*\u00ab^ &* \"\u2022 \u2022 **-* 1 al *\u00ab*a eOarw\nfarmer*.\nY.\nof la*\nMr Gumey mhI ' White at Medfnrd, Ore. late today,\nin fount nn the fi|urea of \\br Portland Offlre of the Federal\nn htr.dg the men who hava aver\nhad lit) people worklnj for them\nRRAI-FDRD-^S AVON Wlluhlrr If h uineu needi a louder voice In\nKnfland KT' - Mri Jamaa Mould ;>arliarr\u00bbnt. then it ihould beftn at\nrert-ivi-d a roronut from her aotdler the betinnini nuilneaamen ihould\nhuihand lervtnf overaeaa Tha eo- attend their ward meelinga I don t\nmost ram* through Xh* mat I\nped with her name and addre\ngraved An th* ihell\nrap\nB\nVANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS\niara \u00bb hat party\nlake a mora ap*c* ll ivillible. Sitt-MaJ\nSanborn, prominent Montreil \u2014im,\ncheiln leider ln pre-wir d*yi. li In . LOUIT Or MOnOr\nrh.rg* of lh* unit H* uld mor* KMB1H,iT B c A court ol\nth*n 1000 loldieri ie* th* ihow dilly. I hj,,,,,, WM htld voUBa u,. camp\nThe CWACS ire Cpl. Raymond* . rir. at Camp stoo. by lh. Boy tout.\nMiranda of Montreal .nd Pt*. M*ry lut l*tiirtl.y. Poonuo P.trol U\u00bb-\nMoynlh.n Begin., vocall.U. *nd j **n, ttcontS. ud Laurar. war. pr^\nnel Alfred. Philip. Winnipeg, ind -t. \"- -\"\u2022 ^\"\u2014 'hou' \"-\nl'v. got mor.l rosjr*g* \"\nKthel Bendry. Wlndior. dincert\nI. Ch*v.ld\u00abv. rtacl and John MOV Build NeW\nlofl V\u00bb(l Brilliant on Ptld.j *o '\nMill at Hazelton\nNat*\nASPORTATION\u2014Pamngar and Freight\nI IJ. til hu Wi\nsarle. Onlwlll hu\nleft for Fernl.\nleft th* Ksxt.\nthat Prlraa *lss.rd mat with del.\ngain nl th. Rniith ('islumhl* Tnill.\nGest-.r. A-s.-l.llne, h*r* today t\" ' ^'L \u00ab'n\"\"\"* C\u00b0'\"t*'\"1\nIlnct lh* Tree Trull Board Tt C T\nC, A ...s-srlis. .nd lha gnv.rnora\nrsf Tre. frsillt 1 Id\nFREIGHT TRUCKS\nLEAVE NELSON DAILY\nAl 10:30 l.r*.\u2014IiMsyt Suitdiy\nTrail Livery Co.\nM II U.IVOI. Iraa.\nTrail\u2014Phoni 135 Ntlion\u2014Phona 35\nBlasts Shake\nFolkestone Area\nLONDON. Miy M (CPI \u20144Wf\ntstwtlfta tes. .lr \u2022uaalll* tsv.r* MIS\nllstulita 1st tlrknooo. lh* tkormon\nrail* nairlil -enemy pl.it.. *e* war an Brllll.nl on Tuud.y\n' m. \u25a0 i \u25a0 \u25a0 J \u25a0 mi it\\m ttiwrt\non tha way to Waatarn (term\nany\" \u00a7,*\\4 th* 9v4*t***i 0* well \u00ab\nnt^er Ratten fwA'O* left tfc* air.\nAkfi Voikln hu twft Rrllllant to\nw. -I in tha *\u25a0\u25a0- -1\u00bb\nP*ta AMithnfr Ute BurtiMf and\nf*Vk Hifitl.eff hon Uft to .n.tk at\nKaloerna\nr*l* anil Ohrta Haraaemow of Parry \u2022 Wdini \"Ttt Rrllllant Tlaltora\non Tuaadar\nWlllam ropott and John fankoff\nton Rrllliant nn W<\u00bbrfT>\u00ab\u00ab(1ey tor Ka-\n\\crwT\\a\nUra rineb ot Oaatla\u00aba\/ waa a tU<\nPat laitnndrtWi ot lh* K^iXana, Rn\nflnaertn* Oi*mpanj haa fnna to Procter\nJohn Ranatnff haa )*ft tlie KoMe-\nTha P*lha4rta\u00bb\u00bbea reflan \u00bbl*\u00bb-***4\u00bb*1 naT Rnftnaerlnt Onwpanj m wr\u00bbni In\ntor M i-nlnuta* t* tnpl*t****t ottor Hm wmtti\n4*rl\\ ii\u00abM tha rKannal *mo*A *o4\n' fl . a. A tn*al iflar ac\\rp*m* cannot laat\naw.i a rfe-a't tiro wa* v-atMa b* .r nu., \u201e,,,..,.__\nmcer* than aW\"4\u00bbti and a n\u00bblf mlnnl*\u00bba,\nbm\u2014n fo* <*r't Naa *n4 %nu\\ %r> mrVTmm ret tha mr\u00bb>n ma\u00bb laat \u00bb#|l\n\u2022*\"\u2022> foe an hour.\nNEW HAZELTON, B C. M*y\n10 iCFi- A 100-ton cuitom mill\nmay be built In New Hazelton to\nhandle the expected or* output\nof th* recently reopened Silver\nStandard mine. nwn*d by Haiel-\nlon Star Mine* Ltd. It waa rrport-\ned today The mill will alao do\nniatom milling fnr other proper-\ntie* if water ripply for th* SO-\nton mill li not niffirtent.\nPraises Country\nStorekeepers\nOTTAWA, Mty M (C?) - O M\nWeir (I,- MaeDonald) aald tonight\nIn th* Common* country ator\u00bb*\nkMp-rri and operator* of small |*J-\nnlln* bualn***** deaerved high\nprala* for their aialitanra tn ration \u25a0\nln( and price control irrana^tnenta\n,n .pit* of ,h. dlfflnil.1*. ,h.y m- J^'^ov\" .nT\\tZ mm. .hli\ni miintered and Ihe added worli lh*y l^ *^,.T^\\%gA, Tar<*t- hai I'fht pink\n[had t<> do | laUlU \u00bbith llfht *r\u00aben )oonm\nDomlnkm Day, and th* Summer\nranap to ba hald July ith to July\n14th. Retru* Rad|* InaUuctkm. Wax\nSatrrtca and othar mattava w\u00abr* dl\u00ab-\ncuaaad. ShalUra at Camp Stoo* and\na bi*ifr water dam wee* worked.an\nlaat weak.\nftooutmaatar Rev R A R**k*r oocD-\nmented ufrnn th* laat aaaann'a pro-\nfr*** and th* record numbar of\nb*df\u00ab* wart aa\/ned both by UM Scout*\nand Cuba Tha Hovera bar* atartad\nup afaJn. tlv* orliinal orew Raftnf\n>oin*d Um Poroa* 100 per ont\nOb Wednesday Wide Oamaa w\u00abr*\nb*ld In th* vicinity of th* xmx\\t\nbrldf* Lome Lo*r*a and Santor Hi*r\nStanler Turner hav* been |nv\u00ab*iad.\nUm latter Joining Um Ruild'-f*. of\nwhloh hia brother, King Scout Joe\nTurner waa PaUoi i->\u00bbi]\u00bbr for ao kmg\nTh\u00abr* I* * r*o* b*\\we*u um Crow*\nand UM Ragle* for Um poaJUon of\nChampion patrol\nThe Tlnl Cub pa**., had a gnnd\nblka laat ***** w> mint Uka and UM\ntoeond park went for a hlk* on tb*\n14th Ca*ngretuUti A the t mm\ntatpitlTi jileai la fair *l\u00bb*siea\nAMUvrarttl. help rm, Hicsvt what\n*tm hare aatoa la N'llur**. nam way.\nTh** ataarl folks ( ne*rby h.ndled In \u00bbccord*nc* with Mlac-\nllrdrome it Well 10 mllei Southweit tive urvle* rtgul.tlom. ind officer*\nof Llnz ln South Germsny. from that d\u00abp*nm.nt luperytted ill\nWithout \u25a0 lou the Mosquito! dub- lsy offs. Mr. Ltrwl* uld th* for.-\nbed the Germ\u00bbn bu* *t N*ntes. off | msn ihlpwright wu l msn ot many\nthe Weit cout ol Trance, and umpe- yean' experience in that builneu\nctfled IniUllttloni in Weit Germ- md thtt he carrltrd oul hu dutle.\ntny. th* Air Mlnlitry uld. | utulictorlly.\t\nTh\u00bbt the \u00abtUck from Briuin wu\nbtlng coordin*ted with \u00bbnolher\nfrom IUly wu Indlcited by the\nGarman r*dio. which uld enemy\nJormatloni wer* *ppro*chlng South-1 ... e 1 1\n\u00ab\u00abst Germsny Hesvy btttles wert | MtdOl tOr imping\nreported over the Alp. *nd South-1 VANCOUVER, M.y 30 (CPI\nHuga Electrical\nFactory in\nOslo Dettroyed\nLONDON, M.y 10 (CP-Rtuten)-\nOlio wu ihtken by vloltnt ixplo-\nilom aarly today whn tht Ptr\nKurn Electric*! Machinery factor-\nIn\u2014imonf thi blggeit of thtlr kind\nIn Norwsy\u2014wert blown lip, lha\nNorweglsn Telegraph Agency reported todty.\n\"A rtglng flrt tntlrely dntroyed\ntht building,\" thi Agency nld.\n\"Tht cum of tht exploilon hu\nnot yet bttn dlicovered.\"\nSay j White\nCollar Workers\nWere Penalized\nOTTAWA. M.y 30 (CP) - Can-\n\u25a0 urged the early appointment of a general manager of the CBC. He uld\nhe would also favor a full-time chair\nman, which Oen. LaFleche hu recommended to the Commons Radio\nCommittee.\nSubject to Survey\nOTTAWA, May SO (CP) - It-\ntrillion to thl civil lervlce of thl\nli.duttrlil moblllutlon mrvey to\nmikt mm now In Induitry ivill-\ntbli for army urvlct wu innounced ln tht Commoni todty by labor\nMlnliter Mitchell.\nMr. Mitchell ttbltd in ordtr-ln-\ncouncil which provide! for tht ip-\npolntment of I committee to lurvey\nill mtn tn tht civil itrvlct In Ottawa ln aft groupi mbject to milltiry lervlce. Provliion li alao mid*\nfor tht lubicqitent appointment of\nother committed to mak* \u2022 similar study of civil servants outside\nOtttwt.\nTht committee will review tht ne-\ncenlty for poilponemenl from mil\nitary lervlc* of men In thl govern\nmint lervlce. It It *l*o to plin for\n\"thl orderly withdrawal of ill replaceable physically fit mm la de-\n\u25a0ignated clmn on postponement\nfor lervlce ln thl irmy where iuch\nwlthdrtwtl of manpower ln tht nttlontl Intereit.\"\nTht Ordtr explilni thtt ilmllir\nmrveyi tri btlng conducted In lnduitrlei throughout tht country tnd\nrtftrt to tht Dominion Government\nu \"tht largeit ilngle employer ot\nlabor ln Canada.\"\nTh* Ottiw* committee will con-\nlist of icnlor civil lervsnU and will\nInclude ont ippolntad on the recommendation of th* Department\nundergoing mrvey.\nFormer Voncouyar\nSurg aon Wins\nMAY NOT BRING\nDOWN BUDGET\nUNTIL JUNE 8\nOTTAWA, Mty M (CP) - Pre*-1\n\u2022nt Indication! are that Finance\nMlnliter IUley will be unable to\nbring down tha budget until June\nI or poulbly later. Some tlm* ago\nhe told th* Commons it would be\niround Junt 1, but lt Is understood\nso much of th* Minister'! time hu\nbeen taken up with banking legii-\nlatlon th.t \u25a0 delay hu been nrcet-\nury.\nMuch ipeculitlon hu been minV\nregarding changu in th* income\ntax iuch u lifting th* level of wag-\nn abov* which ilngl* *nd married peraoni would be liable (or\nincome taxes Official circles, however, h.v. maintained s itrlct ill-\nenc. on contemplated change*\nJ. Rae Burled\nal Slocan City\nBLOCAN CITY. B C.-Jamea McLaren Rae who died May 23 m Blocan Community Hoapltal, New Den-\nrer wu laid to rut In Blocan City\nCemetery Friday afternoon. Mr. Bm\nwu born July 17th, 1861 at Falkirk\nBt\u00abrllnphlre, Scotland. He lived ln\nBelt Ingham, Wuh., where he wu married and after ali yean tbart moved\nwith his family to Blocan City tn\n1886.\nThe funeral turrit* which wu lait\u2022-\nly attended, wu held Irom Bt. An-\ndrew'a Prubytertan Church, the Rev.\nStewart of First Prubyterian Church\nNelaon. officiating T. Cooper, past\nNO. and R Q. Warner, Chaplin ot\nSlocan Lodsje No. 40 I.O.O.F, of which\nMr. Rae had been a member of long\nataadlng, reed tbe burial aervlca.\nHymn a aung were \"Twenty-thrirt\nPaa'.m, \"Sanda of Time Are Blnklnf,\"\nonA \"Safe In the Arm* of Jeaua.\"\nMr. Rae la survived by three daugh-\nten and one aon, Mra W. Anderion,\nMra. W. I. Oraham, A. Y. Rat- and\nMri F. M Hufty and 11 (Tandchlldren\nand three freat grandchildren.\nFillbearera were Mayor P. Rwan, T\nJ Armntrons. F Mafutre, P PerTy, A\nMaddln and H D. Lu.\nMr Rti wu pnAoe*notA hy hia\nwlfa abmit thru yaara ago\ntrn Germany by the ume source.\n'Former Vancouver lurgeon, Pte. Ar-\nSkies over the Dover Strait were\ndotted for a long period this morn- ,;hur Procter. 40, won the Military\nInf. with one allied formation after. M\u00abdal for gallantry in Sicily where\nanother setting out for the continent|hu work M a *\u2022**\u2022+* brought the\nwhile explosions and anti-aircraft\nfire echoed from the opposite shore.\nThe Germans raided Southern En\ngland, one way bombing\nwest shore community while others\ncruised along the cout. evidently\ntrying to spot invasion preparations\nThe Naiia hit two hotels. Tive dead,\nand several seriously injured persons were brought out during the\nnight and the reamers still dug for\netheri today.\nIt became apparent meanwhile\nthat yeiterday i large-scale attention to the German aircraft indue\ntry Indicated the allied board of\nstrategy wu looking ahead to Au\nper brought\nsurrender of nine officers and 111\nmen\nDr Procter, eon of Mri Procter of\nSouth-' K^Pton. \u00bbnd the 1st* Dr. A. P,\nand later in Pentlcton and Nanalmo.\nHe la a graduate of McGill University He enlisted In the British\nArmy, In 1M1, and li attached to\nthe London ScottUh.\nYoung.st Anglican\nBishop Consecrated\nSAULT 8TK MARIE, Out, May\n30 (CP) - Rt Hev. William Locker -\n; idge Wright today wm conaecrsted\nj Buhop of the bast mluionary Angh-\nguit and September In the normel j m^. Dioceu of Algoma by Moet R*tv. I\ncourse of events enemy fighters now i c A a^tr Archbishop of Huron ,\nsnd st II became the youngest BUh-\nop in the Anglican epucopate la tha\nDominion\nThe conaecTatlon aermoa wu\npreached by Rt Rev John Lyon*\nBtehop of Ontario, the Dioc\u00abu In\nwhich the new bishop wu born.\nAmong church leaders attending\nwu Most Rev A. V. DePencier, former Archbishop of New Westminster and uncle of Bishop Wright\nDOUKHOBORS\nBEGIN TERMS\nNTW WttTMrnSTCT, B C , Msy\n\u00bb fCP) \u2014 Twenty-eight Doukhobor\nmen and women who were sentenc-\ned In connection with disrobing demonstrations ln Stanley Psrk and\nthe police court In Vancouver and\nin Nelaon, have started serving, pen-;\nHerniary terms.\nOfficials at Oakalla prison farm\nannounced today that the 14 men.\nsentenced to two snd three yean,\nwere transferred to the B C. penitentiary on Monday\nFourteen women, they uld, who\nwere given two year terma, will be\ntaken to Um penitentiary at Portsmouth, Ont, next week Two othar\nwotnen, given lesser terma, will\nremain tn Oakalla.\nThe Doukhobors eould not be\ntransferred to the penitentiary until\ntha period during which they could\nlaunch sn sppeal hsd aspired.\nWont Immediate\nPrevention Japs\nReconcentrating\nVANCOUVrHl, Msy SO (CP). -\nMasures to prevent s r \u2022concentration of persons of Japanese origin\non the Pacific Coast must be taken\nnow snd not left until after the war,\nDr Norman Blsck of Vsncouver\nuld In an addreu to a C C. F. panel\ndlicuuion here lut night.\nDr. Blsck uid thst if the Japaneae were settled now ln reasonsble\nsecurity In pieces scattered across\nthe Dominion, a poet-war recurrence of communal aettlements on\nthe Psciflc Cout would be avoided\n\"We owe something to theu people who have been turned out of\ntheir homes,\" ha uld. If we do not\nhelp them to gsin s certain amount\nof security now, the rush beck to\nthe Cout in the future will be virtually uncontrollable.\"\nHere's How Air\nOffensive Looks\n\u25a0y The Canadian Preu\nThe Allied pre-lnvaslon air of\nfenelve (figures approximate), In\n44 days, not Including Tuesday,\nAllied airmen have:\nDropped more than 206,000 tons\nef bombs.\nFrom more than 144,550 planes.\nDestroying tt least 8060 enemy\nplanes.\nLosing 1634 of their own.\nSince Monday night, allied planes\nsre reported ta have attacked\nHannover, Nantes and other European targets.\nHOUSING GROUP\nWASHES HANDS OF\nHUTMENT SCHEME\nVANCOUVER, May M (CP). -\nN s 11 o n a 1 Housing Registry hu\nwuheV Its hands of the srmy hutment scheme and refuses to take\nresponsibility for the consequences,\nuld s statement prepared by Mrs.\nGordon Selman, Chairman of the\nVancouver Committee, and released\nfor publication today.\nIcon Halibut\nSells on Prince\nRupert Exchange\nPRINCE RUPERT. B.C., M.j SO\n\u2014Hm Amerlcin halibut o ttb* I\nton WM Mid oa Prince Rupert Flih\nExchinf\u2022 to day whtn tht Rillinct\n1 disposed of 17,000 poundi it IS\ncent! and uvi cent* Two Canadian\nboat! wtrt In with t total of 49.000\npoundi for which tht ceiling prlea\nof UV* cent* *nd lttt unt* wu\npand.\nPensions Minister\nto Attend\nion Convention\nLegi\nVANCOUVIR, May M (CP) -\nPension* Miniiter Itn Mickenile,\nMaJ -On. L. R, UFleche, Minister\nof Nstlonsl Wsr Service* and Major\n-Gen. G. R. I'earkei. General Officer commanding in chief. Pacific\nCommind, will be among that* sttendlng th* Canadian Legion Nitional convention here Sundiy six\nI hundred delegitei from throughout\nCinidi will be present. Th* L*|-\nlon's provinclsl convention will\nopen here Friday.\nNO MORE\nBACK KINKS\/\nGin Pill, for lb* kidney. Up ream., rsat aacas* adds thai ire\noften to* cum of Kit, \u00bbcn*y luck.\nafaaaty hock U aot i.riisW\n(1. ta. U.t -\u00bbla. \u2022\u2022\u2022\u00ab twi\nAthlone* Arriva\nin Calgary\nCALOART, May M (CP) - His\nExcellency, lh* I*rl of Athlon* uad\nII11 11 Prlnc*** Allc* trrtvad In\nCalfary at noon for a two-day vlalt\nThar* wss no formal reception it\nth* ititlon and lh* party r.rn.invd\nat their car until Um afttrrnoon trip\nI to th* Turner Valley oil flalda\nIncluded in th* Gov.rnor-On.r-\n\u25a0ts, all party ar* Sir Shuldham FUd-\n,\u201e fern, K C, Secretary, tnd Major\nsta> Mirk Clayton. Alde-di-Cmp\nMasqueraded oi\nR.C.A.F. Officer\nVlCTOrUA. May K (CPI-Jama*\nrrtncii Dannie Fleming. M, of Portland. Ore, pleaded guilty In police\ncourt hare today to chars** of m**-\nquaradlng In the uniform of * Flight\nUrut*ci*nt of the Roy.] Canadian\nAir Force uvd wurlng uv* ribbon.\nt (th. Dlitlnguiihed Flying Croai\nand North Africa Star, to which h*\nwa* not \u2022ntitUd\nFl.mmg told th* court ha had\nbeen a member of Um U S CoaaM\nArtillery for thr** monthi but had\nnot b**n oimiai Hi ha dtwa brother. In tn* fort**, he Mid. who\nw.r. over****, .nd on* brother who\nwa* Juat going In Um force.\nFlttmlng wu lpprih*nd*d Monday by RCAF Service Police H*\nhad \u00bb birth certlfkaU In hi* poaraat-\nalon. ihowlng he wm born In Edmonton. Alta H* alao had eotnt\nRCAF pat*\"! of llttl* value\nM.glatrat. Hall remandstd naming to W\u00bbdn**d\u00aby (or sentence.\nWILL ASK GOVT\nTO REBUILD DAM\nOKANAGAN TAIXS. BC, Uay\n30 (CP) \u2014 A meeting of Okanagan\nBoard of Trade was held last night\nlo discuss rehabilitation of this\ncommunity near Pentlcton. B.C., following the collapae Saturday of a\ndam near here and the subsequent\nHood ing of orchards snd part of\n*he town.\nDamage wu confined largely to\ncrops snd fenc\u00ab?s wtth little personal\nloss outside of flooded cellars snd\nwater-soaked contents.\nThe meeting decided the Sam had\nfelled because of the fact that it\nwaa built of mud wtth no ennrrete\ncore.\nThe meeting stated the district\nitself hod not the resources to replace the tetfdOO tUm whkh they\nfeel should be s Government responsibility A Committee was named to discuss thli matter and to\nmaka repreaentations to tha Government.\nC. S. LEAHY SPEAKS\nAT TEACHERS MEET\nM.4JnW. B.C.\u2014Tha Arrow Lakes\nTeachara Aaaoclatlon sround up the\naeeaoo's aetltlttee al a luncheon\nmaatini tn tha Nakuap School Bowls\nof yellow tulips and liliaa of tha .allay de-corateci the tahlee C. B. Lsary.\nU la waa gueat apsaksr and discussed Government policy towards education, following bis addreea, Mr\nLeery )otned ta Sbe iltacuaalon of local\neducation*! problaina and pssda.\nTba teacheri uld that tbe esUb-\nlij\u00bbbm\u00abnt of a large administration\narea on tbe Arrow Lakes and tbe\ncooaolidaUaa of local sebooia would\noe imporunt etsspe la providing in-\ncrsaasd aducational opportunltlas for\nall chudmi of tbe district\nThe urgency c*f applying for tha\nsssrvieea of a district baaltb auras wse\n_ White, tbe r\u00bbprasenUU\u00bbe to\ntbe West Kootenay and Boundary\nDtstrtet OouacU waa aaked to brine\ncertain mattere before the council\n[ whloh mania oo Saturday, June Ird,\nin Beleosi. Mr Harding waa chair-\nI Attending were Mra MoClurs of\nNeedle*. Uim \u25a0 Jamlaoa of fauquier.\ni Mr Harding of Burton. Mn. Blmt-son\nof Oarrolla. Mrs. Bei*>er of Oraham's\nUadtng. Mies Clark of Bsst Arrow\nPart and Mlas Wtndehank of Olen-\nb\u00abak. T Tnvcy, Miaa u Kirk. MUs\nI WhlU and Mia* Irene Busrge.\nFUEL FOR THE MILDER WEATHER\nWOOD\nFIR AND TAMARAC SLABS\nBIRCH AND CEDAR\u2014ALL LENGTHS\n\"KIIP YOUR FUIL UN FILLID\"\nWeit Transfer Co.\niiiabi.ihi. 1 see\nPhone 33\n711 SAKII STRUT\nAmericont Honor\nTrteir War Dead\nN1.W YORK. M.y M (AP) - Am.\nartaani *rounnor*cl\nthaar war laavd tosdar tn rn*arvori*l\n(lay mitua* Al Uw newly relieved\nAnile Ise.rhh.*^ In IUly. l.t (ler,\nMark H.rk places! i wraalti In me-\nnvorr of the belll*-*l*ln Au*u*ll*n\nmkileri orrnt.lrA th* frava. of M\nArnavriraita whe die. In Asestralla'i\nstctlwrtc*. In * swittspsany it i 44.1-\nbosurrv* rstrneUry In Ws*hln|trm th.\ntr.dltlivn.l aetsire. wee* held .1\nArllnftosn n*tlncs*l ftveneiary\nMystery of Lost\nGolf Balls Solved\nQUKSKIU B C. May M (CD -\nMyit.ry of the lo*t foil belli on\nQsie.n.1 OoU rour** h*a b*tm ioIt.\ned Oeorge Johnsyvn. Club Prealdent\nfound 14 tatlla In th* WlnWr lupply\nba** of \u2022 (round squlrr*!.\nSoldier Gets\nHis Eggs O.K.\nPRINCK GtOROE. B C M.y X\niCPI\u2014 Efft sr* hard to swl In tn|-\nl*nd so r H. Greentlll of Prlnc*\nGstorft mailed half \u2022 doten to his\nson Pte. Edftr Green.111 sUtloned\ntiler* with th* Canadian Army.\nTh* svfgs arrived freih and unbroken.\nMr Greenslll said he sealed them\nIn \u2022 tin can lined with tracslslor\n\u2022nd filled with water (lta.\n17-Year-old\nCharged Wllh\nManslaughter\nMONTREAL, May 20 (CP>-Seventeen-year-old Leo Paul Bolsvert\nwu convicted on s charge of man\nslaughter today, arising out of the\nslaying of Detective Henri Farmer,\nsnd sentence was set for June 13,\nFeniand Clermont, 15-year-old\ncompanion of Bolsvert, had previously been sentenced to hang after\nconviction on s murder charge.\nA murder charge had bean laid\nsgslnst Bolsvert also, but the Jury\nreduced lt to one of manslaughter.\nChief witness at the trial of Bolsvert was young Clermont who testified that Bolsvert hsd told him\nnot to load two revolvers before\nthe pair started on a robbing expedition, but that he had done so\nsnyway. He added that \"the revolver went off ln his hand when\nFarmer surprised the pair st the\nrear of a Northend home.\nDidn't Hear\nShot Fired\nVANCOUVIR, M*jr SO (CP) -\nGordon Hswley testified ln supreme\ncourt here today thst he stood 10\nleet *w*y from Albert Barilla. 25,\nand Welltnfton Wallace, 38, while\nthty wrestled in the downtown\nGrsycourt Hotel April 3 but he\nheard no shot fired.\nHawley who ssld h\u00ab wu hired to\nserve drinks In the hotel room was\na wltnes* *t tht trial of Barilla on \u2022\ncharge of murdering Wallace.\nUnder cross-exsmlnstion Hswley\nssld Wallace, Willi* Ferguson, Albert Re* and a man he did not identify entered the room and Wallace\nattacked Barilla\n'Th* next thing I uw wu Willie* walking to the door holding hli\nitomach 1 did not hear t gun fired.\"\nHawley admitted he had been\ndrinking and wu \"hall ihot.\"\nThe trial la continuing.\nNtutel takV WnVi V4eWhm MAY II, 1411\nbbj |\nWEDNESDAY MORNING\n- SPECIALS -\u25a0\u25a0\n69*1\n$2.95\nSTRIPED HOMESPUN DRAPERY\u201450\" wide\nReg. value 98c. Wednesday Special, yard\nFRAMED DOOR MIRRORS\u2014Clear glasi\nSize 12x48. Wednesday Special, each\nWOMEN'S COTTON HOSE SUBS\u2014Fawn shades.\nAllslies. Pair\t\nWOMEN'S CELANESE HOSE SUBS\u2014Assorted\nAll ilies. Pair __ \t\nWASHABLE RAYON SLIPS\u2014Tailored slips made oy\nTwinmlst with the\"famoui Twlnseam that can't CQS\nrip or froy In washing. Reg. $1.29 Jer...\nBOYS' COTTON SHIRTS\u2014Reduced for quick clearanc*V\nReg. 29c tt*\\t Reg 75c, A*St\nFor\nWOMEN'S SHOES\u2014Ladies . . . Here is your chance to\nget that extra pair of shoes at a substantial mm Q Q\nsaving. Reg. to $3.49, for ....... .4)1.70\nGLASS TUMBLERS\u2014Belgium cut glass\u2014Toll 1 **y\nshape. Reg. 19c, for IU\n\\\u00a7nfo*titl>ty (faming\nINCORPORATID tr* MAV IBTtt\nKASLO\nOn. Jha dk.\nWEDNESDAY, MAY JI\nBlucburry Bushes\nProvide B.C.'s\nLatest Industry\nRlVTlJlTOKI. t C. May 10\n(CT< lata*) indiutrv d.v.l.sp\u00bbd\nIn tVllash CnhrmWa I* In* lather\nlnj and vvrptwtrng nf Mustabarry\nauthaa radar Boaia4as uad wild\nfarts*. C D Orchard, lh* l*vavvTte*'i\nrhlaf roreteet. mU in * a**l*iw*ail\nralaaaan hara The ntMsse. ar. n\\.r\nwX*t*A thmuirVHit Csn^s *t*A Xhw\nX'nlXwA BtAttSSL Mr OirKirt, la M\nspfHrt>ilrn\u00abt*Hr 100 000 pmitMSS nt\nfcli\u00bbt*MfT7 s-usliss wtjtro ssssarSsi 1st\nt*41 rSrtssws st T*t*A* IslMaSl \u00a7w*\\\nremit * pnotvl f,.r flitting orwi\nb*\\\\\"i tht b\u00bblihi>4i\nCKLN AND\nCBC PROGRAMMES\nMOKNINC\n1 m o OonoAe\nTll-Toawl and OortVa sr\u00bbLJIl\nloo\u2014emc n.w*\nI ll-FVoal Ua* rta.il!\nI tollotn.nl Ooavavl\nIOO\u2014MC lew.\nI 14\u2014Mart A laa W*** tCMUt)\nI n\u2014Mtaateal Ma\u00abte ICUJ! i\nI to\u2014Trad. Wilaaaa T\u00bbvtern ICK141I\nI ie\u2014emnte If Tata\nt aw-Traal HlTaal\n10 W sataa*. fta Utmocnt\n11 II\u2014anna AaaavVean w.v (Q11JII\nie ao\u2014ihs* neiu team.\nIt O-TWr twi m*\ni i ee\u2014asm ia tarrtew\nII II\u2014 tTalvathata lOMI\n11 m taaaa of maatwy i\nI tS-Iat**t*aa*\n1 II\u2014TaH\ntat\u2014Uehmy Tt*** tCMUt)\n1 t\u00bb-altwa. etfVM for Krlnaa\nI 00\u2014Kiwloal Ooaaavay\nIJO\u2014tasUn to laaKtoa\nfTrarrantm.\nI oo\u2014Tela* af Mm.rv aiiwasj nnrt \u00bb.rll>a\u00ab.\nicxuri\nlsn-WaBtt.il ten\nt lo-tteeAemnen\nt 10 C.rtsl atattlfl\nIU-CK l\u00bb**n IVwasttir*\nI 00\u201411 C kT l antral Band\nI IO\u2014 Whan \u25a0aanlai c.mse.\nI ik-aootlo Osvmmanlarr\nIVININC\nCaaallaa T M C *\nI H-Alaa Toaiaaj T*r4alto.\nT It\u2014Talk\nTHt-Tl\u00bb\nI f\u00bb-et*rlla*t\nI 10 lavlulleaa te Uomo\nI I\nI\nII\nII II\u2014OBO \"**\u2022* SVttnidop\nII W-Oeal laie. lh* Unt\nUln*\nKAtVLO, B C Mra Ouy Browell\nwa. ft brtd*. net**, on Friday \u00abv*n-\nlui at hstr bom* ia honor of Un. I.\nHay**. Client* war. Mr*. T. Gl.holm.\nMr*. W. lUndrin, Mrs. u. 3. Watt*,\nMra Troi Aydon, Mr* B D Otrdmr,\nMr*. L. Tul.y and Mra H Hrw.t Thi\ngunt of honor wu prsnenlttd wtth *\nbeautiful bouqian of tulip*. Prl...\nwtnt to Mra. H H.w.t mt Mr*. I.\nOlaholm. k dainty aupptu wa. aervtstl\nby th* ho*t*a*.\nMr. tnd Mra John Tonkin hav. a.\nsunt* their ion Uc. rr*nk Tonkin\nsnd hi* wll* tnd amall daughter,\nGloria, of London, Ont.\nMr* Fred Hamnwn, \u201e. fanutti\nBench returned on Aaturday from .\nvlalt *t Ca*U**ar\nOaortn Murchlaon of Trail vlaltad Ua partnta. Mr. snd Mr*, w Mur.\nchlaon at th* w*\u00abk\u00abnd.\nC W Tyl.r of N*laon wa* a vlattor\nIn th* dty.\nMr .nd Mrs. J. R. Bailey ol 1*1-\ntton were sueata ln Kulo tot a f.w\ndays.\nOur Brow.ll ha. retumsd hom.\naftav a ahort visit at Cmton\nDr. BhlmoUkahara wu a vUltor to\nItaiaran\nCh.rln Wetxtar was s vialtor ra\nhalaoo on Monday\nMr* I Hay.a left on Monday for\nNeUon wher. .h. ha* strcaspted * pottJ-\nUon\nMr* 3 L. kyiieSS tnd d*U|hUr,\nMaureen, war* vUlton ln N.laon\nMn. Bart cl.rke ba* returned he***\ntft\u00abr a vlalt to NeUon\nMr*. Woo* I* vUltlnf frlandi tn\n\u2022mil.\nMr. snd Mn. k TS. O.rrin.r h.v. a.\nlueiu Mr *nd Mn Dm Barr.tt and\ntwo email *on* of Trail.\nMra O. W. Ttnke*. le a paUant m\nto* Ea*lo Vlctorl. Kcapltal. aufferlni\nfrom * broken tag c.uessd by * fail\nMn Chru J*n**n and Mrt. L. D\nSmillia w\u00abr* co-hot as.\u00bbs *t * brtda*\nparty on Friday nlsht st tb* bona, of\nMra a Btocktnf Ou**t* w\u00abr. Mn.\nC Moon ud Ut* k. Brown ol Mirror Lak.. Ura O Morton, lira j. r\nTlnkaa*. Mn J P.terann, Mr. T\nAm**. Mn Floy OrtMn. Mn. A. Bev-\nlrtfton. Mr. Tni W.hher. Mra F\nSpiern. Mn B South MUs IrU Clark.\nMUs Winnie Chandler Prlrea want\nto Mr* Moon. Mra B*vln|ton. Mra\nSouth and Mlas Chandler Tb* boa-\nternes, .Mltted by Mra Btocklna and\nMn. Brown, starved a dellcloua aup-\nP\u00ab\nMr ud Mr. T. Sato wer. tn Kulo\nud Wft for Taahm. at th* weekend\nI Shlnobu ap.nl aavwral day. at\nK.lown.\nBarr. T. Kooalyam* of lanvon Cn*k\nwas la Kaalo from lemon Creak\nW llendren wa. a rlalUsr ln rl.Uoa\non Monday\nMn W Bald wu i vialtor to Hal.\nton one th. weekend\nAftsr vUltln* h.r avothar Mn M\nMrsQuaen. Mr. (Vim Cameron ud\nyoarni taon Teddy have returned lo\nth.ir homa at Waaa I C\nMr. Jtutlce Blch.rd Bird and Mn\nBtrd of Vutsounr w.r. vUlton In\netaano.\nMr and Ura Oordon Watann tvf\nTata*. Wuh. have rt**n holld\u00bbin|\nIn Kaalo\nC W H*m*h*w of Spokane Wttati .\nh.a hesm i vlslloT In th* elty\nIa.il. Hill* srf Trail vUltad In Kulo ovstrr Ut. ww.k*nd\nF J Raid. Cl*svrt. Ooddant ud A\nFarmoln srf Trail warn weekend vu-\nI ice* in town.\nA. It Barrow of Johnaon*. Undlni\nwa* \u25a0 isieat la th* dty\nW Veiis-h ud B Vdtta A Fruit-\nvaa* war. vUlton te Kaalo\nAIR CASUALTIES\nOTTAWA, May SO \u2014 Th* RCAX\nIuued Ita \u00abMth cuuilty Hit of thl\nwu tonight *i followi:\nOVIMIA*\nKilled en Aetlv* S.rvlc.:\nAliop. Norman Frederick, Sgt.,\nDuncan, B.C.\nClark, John Wemyu, We,\nR'0J*22, R. W. Clark (father),\nRoulind, B.C,\nGrlca, Hubert Oordon, Irt-Sft,\nPlctou County. N 8.\nMcMuter, Jame* Oordon, Po.\nToronto, Ont\nMilne, Frank Alexander, S|t,\nToronto, Ont\nPanon*. Erneit Molr, Bft, Mar-\nwiync, AlU.\nPrivloutly Reported Milling\u2014 New\nReported Killed en Aetlv* Sir\nvie*:\nPatton. Henry Rupert Dunitin,\nPo, Montreal, Qua.\nMining en Aetlv* g.rvlc. After Air\nOperitiom:\nBalnbrldg*, O*or|* H\u00bbrv*y, Wo,\nMedicine Hat, Alta.\nBsldwinson, Walter Baldwin, Flt-\n8(1, WInnlpe., Mm.\nBeach. Mahlon Franklin, l\u00abt,\nBarm, Ont\nBarnyk. Victor Hector, Wo.. Wlnd-\nior, OnL\nCaaaidy. Brian Michael, ttl, Britannia Bay, Ont\nChapman, Robert Bcort, Bft,\nKlnjivllle. Ont\nColemin. Georg* Btaphan, Fo,\nCalaary, Alta.\nCrowe. William All>art, rt-Btjt,\nFort Frince., Ont\nDrifanluk. William, Bft, Port\nArthur, Ont\nDub*. Hi \\ i Uouard, Wo, td-\nmondaton E*a>, N B.\nUser. Joeeph Weltar, Bft, Moon\nJaw, Suk.\nFldtlai, John Duncan, Wo, Watt\nV*ncouv\u00abr, BC.\nFrincu, Robert lawli, Wo,\nSteveion. BC\nGlrard. Herm.n. Bft, Taanmmh.\nOnL\nGr.vel, Joeeph Alfred 0*111***\nThomia. Fo, Montrnl. Qua.\nHadley. Keith Bayfield. Fo,\nPrlnc* Albert. S*iV\nHemming. Gordon Willlim. Bft,\nCheyenne, Wvomlng, USA.\nHufli, Wllluun P*ul, Fo, Port\nParry, OnL\nKorbyl, Paul Frank. Fo, Hilllard,\nAlU\nL'Abb*. Jtettrph Willie, Fo. Rlm-\notiikl. Que\nLeplne, Joafph Hector Charl**\nAufusu. DFM. Fo. St Ann* d.\nBellevu*. Que\nLartcheT. Albert Oayton. Bft.\nVancouver, B.C. .\nMaclaod. Joatph Jama* William.\nFo. Capreol OnL\nMay. Harold Edward. Flt-Sgt.\nC*yug*. OnL\nM*yor. Georg* William, BfL.\nCrawford Park. M*n.\nMlchaud. Joaerph Alfred Idg.r.\nSft, r.iniunrtatnn, N.B.\nMurphy. William. Fo, Georgetown, OnL\nPurvl*. H.ttl.v Frank. Po. Hol-\nland. Man.\nRedmnnda. Alfred Bamuel. Fo,\nToronto. Ont\nSparling. Richard Herrwrt. Tn.\nToronto, OnL\nTinner, (l.met Bay, a*rt gtar-\nllnf. Ont\nWsturson. David DtMfla*. Fo,\nWlnd*or, OnL\nW*bh. Idwsrd Victor. Wo, Moon\nJiw, S*\u00abk.\nWh.len. Joatph Willi.m Pour\nPaul. Sft. Montreal. Qua\n| Zafarrhuk. Jamei tufen*. Fit -\nSft, Vucouver, B C\nMr*. Maud* Goodwin (mothlr)|\ntrlckion, B.C.\nWilkin. Rchard P.nnlngton, DJTJ\nC, S.-I,, Edmonton, Alt*.\nCANADA\nKilled en Aetlv* S.rvlc.l\nOlldemaater. Norman BiniaTftls]\nCpl, Gretna, Man.\nMurphy, Arthur Vincent, ]\nToronto, Ont.\nTruk, Marlon Fills, Wo, Hsnliryl\nInk.\nMining on Active Btrvlot Aflaaj\nFlying Operatloni:\nDuncan, F. I.ac, Duffttrwrij\nB*nlT*hlra, Scotland.\nKlliby, Albert Charl**, Lac, Tort|\nonto, OnL\nLogin. Ctrl Edfar, Cpl, Sates]\nJohn. N.B.\nMithrri, W J. I. Lac, Wed tnt]\nColimburgh. Fife, Scotl\u00bbnd.\nMurchie, AUtn Campbell WoJ\nMllltovro, N,B.\nS.rlou.ly III aa a Re.ult ef Injuring\nSu.talned en Active Service:\nForbn, William George, FlL-ogtj\nToronto, OnL\nMAJ. G. P. COWAN\nREPORTED KILLED\nVANCOUVER, M\u00aby 10 (CP) \u00ab\nMajor George P Cow\u00bbn, member I\none of Vincouver'i most promlnial\nfamlllc* ind oversell with th* ll\nDlviilon line* 1938. hai been kill*\nIn action In IUly. iccnrding to wort\nrecti\u00bb\u00abd by hia wife.\nBeiirln hi* widow h. I* lurvltwj\nby four daughteri Ann. Gail, Pit\nrid* and Bonnie. The youngest em\nborn In lrto ihortly sfter M*>9\nCowan tailed for oven.\nBefore hi* enliitment In th* n**\nmanent force In 1938 he wa* a I\nbar of the teeerve army here. PL\nwt* employed it th* Royal Ma\nSte.mihip linn ud wn a area*\nyachtaman.\nHis father. George Henry\nwa* t noted harrllter In Vir\nand tn 1901 wu elected\ntive member of P.rll.ment tor.]\noouvar.\nMrt. Curtin Arrivtt \\\nin Ottawa\nOTTAWA. May X *T>*rtnvsvnt of\nT A Mclaughlin. Print* I\nto Mr Curtln. Donald Roger*. Pnt\nswcrwUrr uvd t Urtdau, IWpafl\nmaart of Defence\nft BETTtR SHIP..\nTT(R Am*$ft\nUTJUHlMJll\nLONDON (CPI - Horn* Secra-\nUry Herbert Morrlaon dtcUrad that\na Mlatrt force of Ihe National Fir*\nBervlc* will follow th* Invulon \u00bbr-\nmln \"to cope wtth attempts of th*\nenemy to burn up our itorn. eoulp-\nment and accommodation on th*\nother aide \"\nPr.vlouely R.part.d Mining .n\nAetlv. Bervlee \u2014 New R.porl.d\nPrlnetan *f W*e\u2014Qerminy:\nBull. Alennder David. Fo, Calgary. AlU\nCeoeaon. Reginald Pwrey. Fit-Sft.\nNew Wntmlnater, BC\nNVelaan. Chrlltl.n Marlst*. Po.\nNew Tor*, NT\nPtgaon. 1 \/vuii Edmund. Bft. Stratford. Ont\nPr.vlou.ly neper*** Mining en \\\nAcllv. fMrvlee \u2014 Naw ter Official I\nFurposs*. rreeame* Oeot:\ntele, John Douglu Alaauder. F -\nSgt Sudbury. OnL\ne.nnrlw.n. Oeerae NUHelu, Fa,\n! I\n ft-tam Bttilii Nnti0\nI.tibliih.d April tt IMS.\nBrittik Columbia'i\nMost Interesting Newspaper\nubllihed \u00abvery morning **c*pt Sundiy by\nII NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY UM-\nRD. iM Baker SL Nelson Brltlih Columbia\nFJMEXR OF Till CANADIAN PRESS AND\npAUprr bureau or circiJUtiono.\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1944.\nHelping in Civilian\nReestablishment of\nService Men and\nWomen\nCpl. Molson's suggestion thit a clti-\nins' Committee should be formed In'\nlelson\u2014and the idea applies to other\nHies In Kootenay\u2014to assist In the\nahabllitation of men and women dls-\nharged from the services is a good\nne.\nSuch a-committee could be of great\nsststance to the Canadian Legion by\n(.operating in the work which the Le-\n|ton carried out successfully after the\nut war and is already beginning to\nirry out for the men and women who\n\u25a0ve served in the present struggle.\n- The Legion Is the natural informa-\nlon and assistance centre for those\nrho have served in the armed forces.\nti members who control the organlza-\nton possess an Intimate knowledge of\ntgulatlons controlling discharge allowances, pensions, hospitalization\n\u2022Tivileges \u2014 and of their limitations.\nSwy know the procedure. They also\nlave exceptional insight into the psy-\nhological factors involved.\nBut the job to be done is an enor-\naVM one. The numbers involved, the\nomplextties of the human problems,\nxe both much greater than after 1910\nluch more is to be done for those who\nlave been discharged, and for the\nBany thousands later to be demobiliz-\nL\nCitizens committees could cooper-\nIs effectively and be of real assistance\nD the Legion in its work and to the\nemmunities in which the work must\ndone. The greater and more effec-\nIve the service to those discharged,\nhe greater will be the service to the\nommunities concerned.\nHow Imperial Preference\nHas Worked\nThere are many theories about\nBipedal Preference, its merits and\nBjnerits, but the figures conclusively\nhow that it worked. By any pragmatic\nthat can be applied it has been\nDccessful.\nBetween 1932 when the Empire\nVsde agreements were signed and\n187, Imports by Great Britain from\ntoipire countries increased by 121\nBillion sterling; exports to Empire\nOuntrles Increased by 69 million storing. To these figures must be added\nacreases in trade between the Do-\nBlnlons\nNor did Increased trade within the\ntopire destroy United Kingdom trade\n\u25a0itri non-Empire countriei, nor thit\ni the Dominions with foreign roun-\nIn the period 1932 to 1937 for-\nIgn trade imports to Great Britain\nncreased by 169 million sterling\nIt ll true that world trade gener-\nlUy Increased substantially from 193?,\nrhich marked the end of the depres-\nIc*l which began at the end of 1929,\nMt the gain in trade within the Em-\natre waa substantially greater propor-\nlonately.\nFor the 10 years prior to 1931 import* to Great Britain from Canndi,\n\u25a0Ugtralla, New Zealand and South\nkfrican averaged about 15 per cent nf\nBUI Imports. By 1937 il hid risen to 22\n\u00bber cent, a relative gain nf almoit 5(1\nW cent Exports rose from 17 per cent\nt> 24 per cent nf all exports.\nThat is the Empire picture. Can-\nda's gaini were greater than the av-\nnge for the four Dominions. Its ex-\nlOTt* to BrlUln ln 1931 were 32 mil-\nlon sterling; In 1937, 8fl million iter-\nIng The trade was not one-way,\nhough British exports to Cansds did\ntot ihow the same percentage nf gain.\n[let growth wis from 20 million ster-\nIng to 27 million sterling\nTride between Brlliih countriei,\n(trier thin the United Kingdom, grew\nJoiti 79 to 157 million iterling.\nToUl Inter-lmperlil tride grew\n(om 25 per cent of toUl tride, for\nigti ind Imperiil combined, to 31 pet\nt\nImperlil Preference wn not new\nn 1932 when the Empire Trade igrr-e-\nbenU were made The principle wn\nB.r(\u00abli..T in 11497 imong\nBrltlih countriei In snowing preferential tariffs to Great Britain, with tha\nreiult of heavily increased tradi. New\nZealand followed In 1903, Australia ln\n1907. But the deal wu om-sided. Wa\ngave a preference to Unltad Kingdom\ngoods; the United Kingdom gave none\nto Canadian goods. The OtUwa agreements of 1932 established the principle\nof reciprocal treatment. BriUin had\nfew tariffs to cut, but it arrived at the\nsame end by Imposing small duties on\na selected list of Imports if they came\nfrom foreign countries but admitted\nthem free if from the Empire, or In\ncases In which tariff preference could\nnot be given, the quota system wag\nused. A proportion of appropriate im-\nports was allotted to Empire goods.\nIt waa with this background that\nPrime Minister Churchill when signing the Atlantic Charter specifically\nexempted from the general terms of\nthe Charter any existing agreements.\nA Pretty Light Penalty\nSince soon after Pearl Harbor It\nhas been illegal for a Japanese or a\nJapanese company to purchase land\nor crops, except with the approval of\nthe Minister of Justice.\nAttorney-General Maltland of British Columbia found that there was\ngroilnd for suspicion, and in some cases\nbelief, that the law was being evaded\nthrough purchases by non-Japanese\nunder cover for Japanese, and consequently made representations to OtUwa.\nThe consequence is that an order-\nin-council hag been passed which provides a fine of up to $500 or Imprisonment of up to three months for any\nnon-Japanese who acquires or holds\nland or growing crops on behalf of\nJapanese.\nThe penalty looks small. If a land\ntransaction were large enough, risk of\na $500 fine or a short term in jail\nmight look like a good gamble to Individuals whose desire for money\nmight lead them into acting as under\ncover agents for the Japanese.\nLooking Backward\n10 YEARS AQO\n(From Dilly Ntw.,, Miy 11, 1M4)\nMn. Victor Strsndber| \u00bbnd infint ion,\nwho hive been visit.nf Mrt H D. Brown*,\nlift for their home in Sslmo.\nBrigidier Albert E Dalzlel. Division**.\nCommander of the Salivation Army for B C,\nwho li In the city following i tour of the province, stales that condition! seem brighter nt\nprictically every point he hai visited\nDlonne Quintuplet*, over W hour* old,\nwere reported today 11 itill gaining In\nitrength\n\u00bb YEAR! AQO\n'From Dally Newi. Mly 11, If.i.\nOne battery of the Ind Canadian Motor\nMachine Gun Brigade commanded by Lieut \u2022\nCol H. r. Meurllng. Croix de Guerre, will be\nlocated it Nelion.\nAi a reiult of the recent itrlkt of high\ngrade or* in the Chamberi Terlind mln* of\nthe Aliddln Cobalt company, upward of 90\nMcki of high gride or* hiv* already been\nbufgtd\nMin Nicholson, matron of th* Ymlr hotpital, li vlilting In th* city\n40 YEAR! AQO\n(Prom Daily N*wi, May SI, 1104)\nArchl* Evril of Bradley. S D, ii her* on\ni vlilted to hi* half-brother, H W Jon**\nZ L Kinmon. of Trout Lak*, hai return**!\nfrom a vlalt to lh* World'i Fair it St Loul*.\nand li full of th* fair and Hi wonders\nThe first ground wai broken y**t\u00abrday\non the Phoenix branch when Messrs Andr*wi\nand McDowell commenced their contrscl of\nthe flnt mile ind i half of th* line, a* wall\n\u25a0 i th* ipur* to th* Gr*nby Sm*lter\nWar \u2014 4 Years Ago\nBy Th* Cinidlin Prtu\nMay II. \\HO~ Dunkerque tvacuaLlon continued a* itrong rearguard artlon kept Nails\nfrom th* embarkation point Defence Mlnliter Hogrri innounced unit* had been se-\nlected for Inclusion In 3rd *nd ith Cinidlan\ndivision*\nWords of Wisdom\nFour thlngi ar* grievously empty a head\nwithout braini. a wit without Judgment. \u25a0\nheart without honeity. and * pun* without\nmoney \u2014Earl*\nEtiquette Hints\nTher* an pleesent thing* that you ran\nhonestly uy to people about Ihemselres If you\nlook for them Never crltlcti* anoth#T .mlws\nit li really neceaaary Try to mik* them fuel\nbigftr, better, mor* Important That li tart\nTest Yourself\nI Who wrot* th* \u2022Tiah\" stro.es'\n3 Who wrote \"H* Who Gets Stepped'-'\nI Wai Shakeepeere hurled In W*\u00abtmtn\nIter Abber*\n? ? Questions ? ?\nANSWERS\nOpen |* iny mdtr. Namai if partem\n\u2022\u2022king quutloni will not bt publlihid.\nThin It no ohirn for thli urvle*. Quutloni will not bi intwiril by mill muit\nwhin thtr* It obvloui momlty fir prlv.\nley.\nW. It., Wut Orind Forki-There Is \u2022 sliiii\nol ir|irol on \u2022 cotton crochat bul ipraad\nof mini, would li* (lad to lonn bow tn\nrimov* thli particular italn.\nApply \u25a0 aolutlon of chlorln\u00abted aoda ob-\ntalnabla at any druf itore.\nRodir, Klmberley -Would you Undly till\nmi whst two monthi Rhodt blind Itad\nimsexed chlcktnl ara Mid for, also on*\nyur old Uylng htniT\nThl cilllnf price on llv* poultry doei not\n\u2022pply to purebred llv* poultry wh*n sold for\nbrtadlnf purposes. The wholeisle calllnf prlc*\nfor chickens, Oossten snd fryers) over thr**\npounds li 28 cent! a pound during tha \"pack-\nlng period\" which I* from Sept 1 to Dec. II\nof tny yur. Th* rem.lnder of th* yair li call-\nad thi \"defidmcy period\".\nTh* wholanl* celling prlc* for Cspons\nsnd I'oulsrdi over five pounds Is N cents \u25a0\npound during th* picking period\nDuring the deficiency period ther* Is, on\nturkeys, chicken, ducks snd gstasa, an In-\ncreew ot 1 cant per pound for the first month,\ntnd H of t cent per pound par month cumulatively during each luccaadlng month of that\nperiod. So that it tht end of April *n lncr*a*e\nof 2 1-8 ctrnti per pound li effective until tht\nend of Mty, when mother H of a cent It\n\u2022ddrd.\nTh* wholesale ceiling prlc* for fowl,\n(hem *nd old rooiten) ill weight*, I. 23 cant*\nper pound from July 1 to Sept. 30, the pecking period for fowl; ind the wholeisle ceiling\nprice for roasteri !\u25a0 17 cents s pound from\nMsy 1 lo Dec. 11.\nThe reUller !\u25a0 illowed \u2022 mirk-up not\nex-reeding 20 per cent of hii tailing price,\nor seven centi t pound, which ever li lei*.\nTUT I NIWI* I\n1 M*rv rtottarl* SUn*h*rt\n1 Andr*y*v\n1 No, h* w.i bsirled it Stratford or, As .ts\nTtt*n-i|.ri uy Iheir .Irteta' mrtv.la ar*\nrtvnfuslnf \u25a0Vsmetlmea . tsssdv ss.\u00bbT*tera what\nIhe .sld.t genet.ti >si tt toming I,, st l..ent taken\n\u25a0 t th* time of editrimVni the *nvelr>pe tn h\u00bb-\ntur* i romplete address will help the Poa*\n(>ffire gire you (he efflHent service you oo-\npert\nToday's Horoscope\nThe one hsvtng \u25a0 birthday today te artistic, like* to Atom well and maka Um home\ndifferent end ittractire You ere aoctshl*. congenial snd Ilk* rluh life are fond eg caUatren\nand take a greet iteel ot intore** In the proper\nrwlntlng up \u00abf your own Utilise hilly the on-\nrellent vthretlona now nfwvatlnaj tnrraeasg finance*, pvo-mo-too, romarw\"# nr marrlAc* sre\nfrwseeen Oo aKeed to rr\u00bbnA*Vnce Thli will he\n\u25a0 folris*n yeer f