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Hlpa thai\naaure more than two Inchea Ivor thut the buat are so lour\nI aveltol Three Inchea larger la averaie;\ntour lnehea larjer |a full; anything\niecond four Inchea la heft. And hefty\nJUM tttn never meant to fit into today's eklmpy tklltat\nUnhappily, hist ue alngularly Immune to diet. Tito itff ten poundi\ntnd the hlpi never budge. But they\nI can't hold out agalnat exerclie;\nRen la a Mt Of faat streamllnera . . .\nthty \u00abre fun to do, too. Turn on\naome lively mualo tnd pedal Into aotlon.\nPosition: Ue on right ildt, arm\nnp under bead for pillow, ltft htnd\non floor ln front of cheat, to tot ae\nbrace, legs straight down.\nMovement: Bring alternate kneee\nrigorously up toward cheat ln l pedal\ntction. Pedal gaily for tbout twelve\neounta, reverse aldee tnd pedal for\nuother dons. Later pedal up to\nfifty. Thla la an eaay-to-do version of\ntht bicycle exorcise. .\nMow t awing I\nPosition: Same, lying on eidt oh\nfloor, \"llttd  pillowed  on  arm.   ltft\ndown.      .\nMovement: (wing tht top lag, UP\nin front tnd away out In baok. Make\n\"twelve wldt awlnga, reverae aldee and\nawing tor twtlvt mon eounta Later\nawing twenty-five tlmee, each aide.\nThll la a grand Ittnlaa to do to muilo. .\n.. then do in etay roll.\nPoiition: Lying on buk on floor,\natretched to full entenalon. irma\noverhead on .floor, legi atretcheU\ndownward.\nMovement: Roll serosa the hlpa and\nclear ovtr to fit pad on aide of thigh.\nthen roll back across hlpa to other\nthigh. Boll twelve eounta, later fifty.\nThla last eierclie la sot lor aoftleal\nPosition: Lit flit on baok on floor,\nanna atralght out it aldei, ihoulder\nlevel. .'       \u2022      \u25a0      * .\nMovement: Btlng kneei to cheat,\nthen awing both knew ildewarfla to\nfloor at ltft, tnd down, roll tcrou\nhlpa, bring 'kneee to cheat. Reverae\ntha action, awing kneea toward right,\nihoot legi itralght down, roll across\nhlpa, knees to cheat. Onca la enough\nfor a narterl .\nr\nCIRCULAR\nLETTERS\nReproduc*.   by  our   Lltho\n:,, Offset Proceu\nTh.(,k what this means If\nyou have to sign 1000 or\nmora circular letters,\nBy tfils method one signature only. Is necessary,\nServes you labor, time\n'\"    and money.\nAlk Us About This Process!\nNelion Doily Newi\nPrinting Department\nNILSON, B. C.\nWillow Point W.l.\nReceive Thanks for\nChrisfmasPa reels\nWILLOW POINT, B.C.\u2014The month\nly meeting oi the WUlow Point Women'i Inititute wak held Thursday\nIfternoon In the Institute Rooma.\nReports ot children's Chriatmaa par.\nty wen ntd, alao letters ot thanki\nfrom pannti tor toyi rtcelved.\nConventn reporti followed:\nBlok oosveneri\u2014tin. W. T. Billey and Mra. E. Shannon;' aeven were\nvisited; Child Welfare, Education and\nBetter achoola, Mra. N. Penny reporttd\nhealth of children good, pamphlets\non TS. dUtributed, natd of Inside\ngames; Immigration, Mra. B. Town'\nahesd, newcomer to tha District via-\nted and Invited to attend the Institute\nmeetingi; War Savingi, Mn. H. I.\nMiddleton reported H certificite tnd\n13.60 on hind; Sala Tible, Mn. 0.\nShinnon reported receipts for the\nytar 113-18, gilts 110.96. .Red Crou\nnport by Mra. Townahend ahowed\nI3JH.18 collected (ln caah) In ISM,\nM4 articles ant ln,\nConveners appointed for ItM:\nEducation and Bttttr Schooli, Mrt\nDtnny: Ohlld Welfare, Mn, Campbell; Immigration, Mn. Townahend:\nPublicity, Mra. Bhannon, Agriculture,\nMlaa Campbell; Sala Tible, Mn. Hankin; War Bavlnji, Mra. Middleton; Rtd\nCrosa, Mn. Townahend.\nLttten of thanka tor clglffta ro.\ncalved by tervlce boya ovtraaaa wtre\nread tlto for gift ot dollar by Canadian servlco boya and glrla. Clganta\nwill alio be eent at Eaater.\nBoU call for the afternoon wu Sing.\nSay or Pay, with all members doing\neomethlng.\nMn. Batley and Mn. Van Mann\nwen tea hoeteaeea.\nBOSWELL\nBOBWB-L, B.C.-Mra. J. Ball tad\ndaughter, Mn.' 'John McLawi, hive\nreturned from I visit to Nelaon.\nAlbtrt Mackie bu ntumtd to Balmo afttr apending t few dayi with bla\nparenta, Mr. and Mn. A. Mackie.\nQuarreling...\nJealousy Among\nBrother, Sister\nBy ChUt, Cleveland Myen, Ph.D.\n\"My Dear Dr. Mytn: I havt t girl 11\nand a boy 10 yeara of age, rhey ara\neach healthy normal children\u2014and up\nuntil thi put yur, have bnn wonderful pala\u2014not caring to play with othtr\nchildren particularly. -\n\"Thty HUl tnjoy playing togethei\nat tlmu but moat of tha tlmt thay\nquarrel. They Mem to delight In annoying eaoh other. I ful that I muat\nbe to blame In aoma way, but I muit\nadmit that I am at i loai to know\nwhit to do ibout thli continual fueling. It aeema to be woree 'elate tha\nboy bu been promoted to th* nme\ngrade aa the girl. . .-,\n\"While ahe doea not aeem to rtatnt\nhia btlng la har room, or citoWeg up\nwith her, I wonder If It la becauee th#\nan together too much, tiy being ln tht\nUme claaa. They help eaoh other with\nSchool work asd there la po jealouay\nbetween them- Blu they Sta, to delight ta getting aomathlng' 09 each\nI wrote her about u followi; Ton\nshould expect normal children of thtlr\nrelative agw to quarrel a great deal.\nAnd thue particular children ahould\nbe expected to quarrel muoh mora,\nthan the average pair, you ate tht\nboy'a auperlor achool achievement In\novertaking hie ilater and being in her\ngnde and cluaroom every day.hu\nmadi hernial relatively inferior and\nful, alio, that he bu ctuted tnU\nfeeling. The cbancea an, tat, that he\nhelpa her mora than ihe can htlp\nhim ln school work. Tht teacher* lnd\nyou parenta nd your frlenda In all\naorta ot ways, .without meaning to do\nao, magnify hit aucceasea and to thit\ndegree, her Inferiority,\nIt thin ll another taction of thla\nachool grad*' try to pereuade the\nachool to place Wm hen, '\nTou are wholly mlitakin whea you\nuy \"there !\u25a0 no Jealousy,\" lmpoaalble;\nto be otherwlie, nd the Jealousy that\ndaughter suffers you nd I en have\nno conception of. Tou and Dad and\nyour frlenda and teachen ahould work\ntogether to 'emphaalse leu the excellence of the boy, and to help the gin\nwin more eucoeaeee, particularly outalde tha achool, ln all aorta ot wayi,\nand play up thtM successes. Spend\nmore time ln companionship with her.\nProve to her and him you conilder\nher mon grown-up than ha. See that\nhi respectt her property rlghti, lnd ll\nnot a tag-along.\nWben their quarreling ndangen\neither one physically, endangers property, annoys your nelghbora. or bothers you beyond endurance, merely\nseparate them without attempt to\nplace the blame. Otherwise dost Interfere.\nEncourage her to cultivate mon\nplaymate, of her own choice, blm,\nmore of hla choice. Expect their likes\nud Interests now to be widely different and to grow more different.\nIIHIIM'\ni.iiiiii umi 1111111 iiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiif tiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\ndtinh (oh\ndiDlWiWWmli.\n\u25a0y KTlY NIWMAN\n. \u2022      . iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiimmii.iiiiiiip\novtn\"(860 degnu F.) I heat, tt WW\niet, Servu t.\ntf In iplte ot your but efforti tbe\nfamily can't ium. to take egga for\nbreakfut, lerve egg puddingi for\ndinner, I Mem. to forget puddingi at\nmy houM and concentrate moit of\ntht time oh Pte md ah occulonal\ncake whin I have augar, I'm Jogging\nmyself u well u you, by reminding\nua that puddingi nuke very good,\nhealthful ud delicloui deaMiU.\n\u201e   Pork Shoulder Chopi\nmoed tt.**** Wt**'jfti \u00abr\u00bbn\n,' Apple Bauce   Celery   Frown Peu\ntriad or Blu Pudding, mise\nWhip or Lemon Sponge pudding\nCoffee or tt*       $?.\nBREAD 01 UCB PUDD1NO\na cu\u00a3a milk, S cupi toft Weed\ncrumba.or 114 cupa cooked rice, 1\ntableapoon ftt, 1-ltd eup iugar or _\ntim when using rloe, ti teupoon ult.\nHeat mlik ovir boiling water, add\nbread crumbi er rlu ahd fat. Add augar lftd lilt to buten eggi, gradual-\nly idd milk mixture. Pour into greu-\ned baking dlah and bake la moderate\nFKUNE WHIP\n9-Srd cup prunu, l-8rd eup prune\nliquid, a Cablupoona iugir, a ot I\negg whltu, 14 teupoon Kit, I table-\nipooa lemon juice.\nOook prunei ud pren through a\nalevt. MU with prune liquid; idd algar, ud heat. Fold hot fruit pulp Into 'atlffly beaten egg whltu to which\n(ht Mit hu been added; add lemon\nJulee. Chill betore lerving. Servu I,\nLEMON SPONGE rUDDING\n_ oup iugar, W eup flour, 1 tabl\u00bb-\napoon melted tabla fat, H eup Ween\nJuice. 1 or a egga, 14 teupoon Wt.\nU teupoon piled lemon nad, | or\nS egga, itparated, l',4 cupa milk.\nSOX together augar and flour; add\naalt, fat, lemon Juice nd lemon rind\nBeat egg yolki well lad idd milk;\neomblne, with iugar mixture Beat\negg whltu itltf but net dry, nd fold\ninto milk mixture. Four Into greaatd\ncuatard cupa ot a baking dish, uid\nplate dlah In shallow pu of hot witer. Bake In 1 modente oven (860 de\ngrew F.) 40 M \u00ab minutes. Servu 4\nSulfq Drugs...\nLLAKDWAM. Wales (CF)\u2014 Lord\nDaviu of Llandlnam, famous u \"the\nman who gave away mlllloni,\" left an\nestate of 1808,448 (about 13.360.000)\nwhen be died lut June, aged 84 lt hu\nbeen disclosed. The new Baron Daviu\nli only five yean old.\nSore Throat\nBy i-ugan Clendenlng, md.\n\"Bore throat\" u a houuhold dlag-\nnosla which co vera a multitude Of\nthings.   , , 1\nAll common oolda ate divided Into\nthree parts\u2014nose, throat and bronchi.\nSomeUmu Juit oni la involved at a\ntime. Sometimes everything la Involv-.\nid\u2014there la running from tht 'noae.\n\u2022ort throat and difficult awallowlng\nnd tightness ln thl chtat nd coughing. Sometimes tbe whole thing starts\nIn the nou, worki down to the thrott,\nand Undi ln the chut.\nMoat often lt atarta la thl throit\nnd worki both dlrcctions-that Is one\nkind of ion throit. If vou lookiln\nsuch a throat you iee a red palate with\nlittle yellowish, glistening spots Kit-\ntend ovir it\u2014follicular pharyngltli.\nAnother kind ot aon throat la acute\ntonilHitli. That la a strictly throat affair\u2014and a good thing too becauw If\nthe aame imount of troublt u li kicked up in the throat by a pair of acute\ntonsils wire to spread to thi nose and\nchest lt would be early Christian tor-\ntun.\nIhen, whenever11 tore thrott turns\nup, etpeclilly If thi prostration la out\nof proportion to tbt fever or loreneaa\noni hu to think of diphtheria ind\nmike n Immediate throat culture.\nThe s'rvp throat la somewhere ln\nbetween all of theu. It miy have a\nmembrane on the pharynx that looki\nUki diphtheria, lt may Involve th.\ntonalla almoit excluilvely. It la cer\ntainly prostrating and maku you good\nand alck.\nTba itreptococcua li a tine, round\nlittle germ that growi In'the form ol\nchaim. There are mut varietiu of\nit-one causes iryilpeiu, nd one\nscarlet fiver. Othir v|rlettM in rr-\nsponslble for puerperal fever nd\nforma of tcute heart diaeaae. Tha kind\nyou bate In the pharynx ln a \"strep\nson throat\" may oe any one of theae.\nao it la beit not to Uut tt wltb contempt. Select rather onl of the nilfa\ndrugi. It CW be identified asd differentiated from diphtheria by a thrott\nculture.\nWe in surrounded by streptococci\nall the time nd carry aome around In\nour mouth cavities and soau. But wt\nare used to them nd have dtvelop.d\nImmunity to them nd they give ua\nno bother. It !\u2022 When we git an ovir-\nwhelmlng doso ot a atrango variety\ntbat tn an tn danger of coming down\nwith atrep aore throat.   -,\nBut tb| aarloua danger, thii Dead\nto aeompn; a strep aon thrott are\npuehed into the background new thrt\nwe have the tulfa drugi to tnet iuch\nconditiona with. Then chemlcali are\neepeclally deadly to atreptococcl, In\nfact lh tint period of their uu thiy\nwen suppo.cd to be effective or.lv\nagalnat atreptococcl. Now we hive\nfound they'are useful agalnat other\nInfection*. Given In adequate dosage\nthey knock out a strep aore throat and\natop the dangers of complications in\nabout 48 hours. There an two now\u2014\nSulfadiazine and sulfameranlne\u2014that\nan highly effective against streptococci nd product ilmoit ne disagreeable toxic iymptomi In thl patient.\nC*FB TOWN (CP)-A plutlo IVI-\ngery unit hu bun Inaugurated at tae\nOroote Schuur Hoapltal h-re. uld\nProf. A. Brown, a' \u2022-\u2022 - ' -ieat-\nlng of the Cape Hospital Board-\nSay Gopcjbye^,,.'..'\nBf-BEATRICE FAIBFAX\nDear Miss Fairfax::   -,\nI weat through tht Inferno of Guadalcanal ud then wu Mat to Italy.\nI had I feeling that, becauw I loved a\ngirl ao much, nothing eerioua happened to ma, I wu wounded but' recovered, was Mat home on furleuih, expected fully to marry her but found\nner n changed. I wish my bones wen\nover then lnateed of the d'eiliualou-\nmeat I nan experienced hen.\nUy -girl bu grown utterly allly.\ntllrtng with aoldlin. It aha preferred\naome decent man to me I'd with them\nlu'ck, but ihe Juat seems to floit from\none to the othir, Ind her whole Idea\nla dancing, drinking; having a good\nthai.\"' 1 -'\u25a0'\",\nBefon I milled how thlngi win.\n1 uked her it wi wen going to bt\nmarried, nd ahl uld abt wouldn't\nconsider it 'til after tbe war la over\nud then uked the privilege of changing her mind, whloh of coune I give\nhtr, Would it be better it we broke\ncompletelyt\nF. W F\nYoun ll OM Of tho.. tragedies\nwhich turn out for the belt. Think of\ntht horrori of going through lite with\n1 woman of thli Mrt, no reaponilblllty\nno capacity Iur teal leelini. It wou.\nban bun much worse If you hi\nmarried her, becauie there la t\/\u00bb\nlutely no dependence to be placed 0\nwomen of thll type.\nTry to forget her. You've had tt\nb|at that love can give, In your ow\nfidelity and devotion, mlaplao<\nthough It hu beea. In combat, lt gal\nvou aomathlag thit Menu to hav\nbrought you through the horrori <\nwar With deep .gratitude uy \"goof\nre\" to thit fnlthleu gtrl.\nM, ,'\u25a0   V    .ll      i'l'       H\nNBW DELHI (CF>\u2014Baamak, North\nwut frontier outpoit which ls pn\nbably the largest permanent \"men on\nly\" military autlon lh the world, oele\ntinted lta oomlng-of-ige by. welcom\ning the that women ever to vlilt I\nThev wen memberi of Jack Murray'\nE.N.S.A. party \"At Your Service,\"\nADVERTISERS\nAdvertising Copy\nFOR THE\n10th Annual\nPICTORIAL AND INDUSTRIAL\nEDITION\nSHOULD BE IN BY JANUARY 21ST.\nMAIL OR CALL 144\nANP A REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL\nMsott latlg 5ta\nWaterpower..: . Source of Abundant\n\u2022:\u2022*,\nCAN HELP PROVIDE\nMAXIMUM POSTWAR EMPLOYMENT\nThanks to an abundance of waterpower, Canada is a land exceptionally rich in\nelectricity. Thanks to our great rivers and waterfalls, plentiful low-cost electric\npower is assured in the Dominion for years to come.\nDuring the war years, more than one third of Canada's electric output has been\nsupplying power for the war effort. When Victory is won and electricity can be releasee!\nfrom this task, Canada's vast power reserves can prove an outstanding peacetime asset.\n, Applied to the furthei\" development of our great natural resources, electricity can\nmake us one of the world's most-favoured lands. It can increase the efficiency of our\nfactories, our farms, our transportation. It can bring new beauty, comfort, convenience\nand hetlth to our cities and homes. Itom raise our standard of living.\nBut, to reap tht full advantage of our heritage of electric power\u2014we must plan\nhs usage now. Without slackening our waj effort, we must plan ahead, to make more\nand more use of electricity in the promotion of maximum employment... in the building\nof a sturdy, prosperous postwar Canada.\n\/Wore nnd Afttr\u2014Illustrated to the Mt is a typical Canadian\nwater-power lite belore and alter the installation of a Q-E*quipped\nelectric power itition. Canadian Genera\/ Electric, leader in\nCanadian electrification lot 53 \/eve, has played a leading part in\nth* hamatsini ol Canada'i abundant wafer-power to provide electricity lot induitry, airioultur*, municipalitiei and homa*.\nCANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC\n_\u25a0\u25a0_.___.    __._._.. __.m .__.__.__...___.\nCO.\nLIMITED\nHEAD OfFICE  -  TORONTO\n\u2014-    \u25a0-*-\n\"F\n\u25a0 _.  .__e__,_Jl*...     ..    _,.    ,\n._L,__._       .......   --^.-    -.^- -. \u25a0*. -      -a.--...\n \u2014\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n \u2014\n\u2014 mm 800 Crib Quilts In 4 Years-llrtillp\nDie Record of ladles Work Gn\nStep-in\nPump\nBUCK CALF\nBROWN CALF\nA yery neat Moccasin\nModel.\nPrice $5.95.\nRe Andrew .\n[.'    &Co.\u00ab\nLeaders in Footfashion\niiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil\n)rks Welcomes\nIghting Sons\nJRAND FORKB, Jsn. 14- Orsnd\nIks welcomed two of her fighting\nITS baok from overseas lsst week,\nrtng Offioer Olsrence Truss, spn of\n.tnd Mrs. W, Truax, hsd been on\n\u25a0sees operations for two years tnd\nd something like S3 nights over\nmy territory to his credit. He was\ni at Winnipeg by Mrs. Truss uid\n'have now gone to thc Coast to\nher parents.\nble Seamen Use Hutton Is the\nmember of City Clerk and\nis. John Hutton's fsmlly, who haa\nr s fnonth's leave. Mac waa ln the\n: .of the convoying on D-Day.\neport Meteor\nver River\n[feat a glowing ball of firs, pre-\nasbly a metearlts, psssed over the\nrtenay River trom tbe direction of\nflat opposite flhoreacrea, toward\ninlngton, st 6 o'clock Wednesday\n[Ding, the passing of the celestial\n3 being foUowed by s noise like\nir, wss reported  by  John  J.\nkoff of Shoreacres.\n-seskoff at the time was driving\nm Shoreacres to the Burns Planer\nTighum, with su other men in\near, and a seoond car wss follow-\n; the first, sll the men being bound\ntheir work st the planer,\ntlie men Interpreted tbe sound aa\nosatble explosion from the meteor-\nItrlklrts the earth. On the other\nnd. lt might hsvs been the noise\nued . by Ite fusan through the\nneepMn, aa the men atntd lt wae\nlow the cloudi, snd therefore due\ndrop soon.\n(LOCAN CITY\n-g\/OCAN CITY, B.C., Jsn. 14\u2014Son\nMri. Wsrd Bertram and the Ute\nUltam McDonald. Pte. O. I. McDon-\n1 of the Canadian Army has been\nrallded borne.\nPte. McDonald hss aeen four yesrs\n'vice snd has been wounded twice.\nI wtll leave for Shaughnessy Hos-\n\u00bb1 at Vancouver soon.\nTAILORED SUITS\nSizes 12 to 20.\nFASHION FIRST LIMITED\n\u00bb\u25a0 111 r 111 i 11 r 111111 j 1111.1111111 r \u25a0 11. r 111.1111\nMALCOLM'S FURS\nRepairs - Alteration!\nStorage\n\u202259 Joker St.       Phone 960\nllllllllilllllllllilliliniiiliiiililliiillllll\n13\n\"AIRVlEw\nHave an   Individual\n_ Permanent Wave\n. to suit rour type\net\nBEAUTY SHOPPE\nEight hundred crib quilts In\nfour yeara, Thtt le ths numbtr\ntumid In to the Nelson Rid Crosi\nwork rooms tip te the end ef December by Mrs. A, D, Emory's\nGroup.\nThis group, 10 in number, meets\none Ifternoon eech week and\npledget itself to turn in 30 quilts\nper month, or two apiece. Whtt is\nnot accomplished at the- meetingi\nmust be taken home and finished,\nand many hours are required to\nmake one quUt.,\nA glence ln at the busy scene finds\nthe memberi sround a table in the\nsun-room, some cutting scraps of\nflannelette or print into squares,\nothers matching and arranging col'\nore, stitching them together to form\npatterns, snd so on, For four years\nthis work has been going on.\nThese script of material are donated by friendi tnd .trt always\ngratefully accepted by tbe group.\nIt Is interesting to know tbe history\nof somt of the patches. Stunt were\ndonated by a lady who brought\nthem trom England 30, years' ago\u2014\nnow they are returning to the British Isles to help keep her children\nwarm in nurseries and shelters.\nTea money provides cash! for\npurchsses oi extre pieces bf material required. The Oyro Club made\ntwo very generous donations. They\nwould welcome further, gifts of\npieces of miterial to help them'continue the good work.      . , ' i \u2022'.\nCanada has provided a i tremendous number of patch-work quilts\nfor the bombed areas ef Britain and\nit haa been said that the women of\nCanada will always be remembered\ntor their beautiful colorful quilts.\nFinal Tribute Paid Mrs. Rendell,\n\"Florence Nightingale\" oi Boundary\nQRAnO FORKS, BC, Jsn. 14\u2014Final tribute wss paid to the \"Florence\nNightingale\" of the Boundary District, When oldtlmers of Greenwood\nand that mining ares turned out en\nmasse for tbe laat rites of Mrs. Miner.\nvs Rendell. held In high respect and\nesteem throughout the Boundary.\n\"' Coming to Greenwood neerly halt\na century sgo via ths switchbacks snd\ntrail, accompanying a tenderfoot medico, Minerva Manahan became the\nfirat registered nurse ln the new snd\nsctlve Greenwood - Phoenix mining\ncamp, and with the building of ths\nnew Greenwood Hospital, ahe became\nIte flnt matron. ,\nOn at least one occasion she donned\noveralls and led the way down a\nthreatening shaft among rumbling\nrocks ln s mine to carry succor to\nInjured snd disabled miners\u2014end her\nnever-falling energy and initiative\nheld high the torch of her profeaalon\nthroughout the district for many\nyeara.\nRADIO PAYS TRIBUTE\nIn aplte of her three-acore-and-ten\nyeara, ahe accepted the challenge of\nthe wartime dearth or nurses snd\nagain became matron of Greenwood\nHospital four years sgo when thst In-\nstltutlon became overflowing and busy\nwith arrival of the Japanese evacuees\nfrom the Coast. Her sction was widely\ncommended, and the enthusiasm with\nwhich she took over the work and the\nskill with which the performed her\nhoipital duties was the subject of s\nhighly complimentary broadcast ovet\nthe C.B.C. network a year ago.\nBom at Madoc, Ont., 74 yesrs sgo,\nMinerva Manahan, she esme to the\nprairies with ber parents. Backward\nln achool, aha had difficulty getting\naccepted aa a nurae-ln-tralnlng, but\nwhen sbe graduated st Medicine Hat\nHospital she headed her class and\ntook proficiency honors.\ntt wss s few years later while on\nthe staff of tbe Bsnff Hospital that\nahe met Dr. J. I. Spsnkls, then recently from Queens snd practising\nmedicine there, He was being .urged\n-to __* to Oreenwoot. whert tne\nnew mining csmps were becoming\nnumerous and sctlve, and Invited Mias\nManahan to oome wtth blm as nurse.\nSbe accepted and thua found herself\ntravelling on the firat passenger train\nof the C-P-R. from the Kootenays to\nths Boundary District. Thst wu ln\nthe Summer of 1889 snd the train\nonly came as far u Orand Forks\nFrom bars sbe took the stage coach\nthst then crept over the summits via\ntbs guy of Paris mine snd Boundary\nFalU.\nNuns Manahan married Arthur\nRendell. son of Governor Rendell of\nNewfoundland, a merchant who had\noome from the Okanagan, opened a\nstore at Boundary Falls, was building\nths spacious Rendell block In Greenwood, and was later to have stores st\nMidway, Eholt. Denoro and Trail, aa\nwell aa Greenwood. They hsd one\naon. but he loet his life In a drownln;;\naccident In Boundary Creek ln 18l3\nwhile a mere lad.\nM Kp.1.11 IN HI   EPIDEMIC\nIt waa during theee later yeara that\nMrs. Randall's name became synonymous wltb sunshine and happlneaa ln\nscores of homes that had been overtaken wltb sickness and tragedy Both\nskilful and understanding, ahe radiated- confidence^ ber commands lu\ndistraught homes were never questioned In the flu epidemic of 1918.\nNune Rendell waa at Trail and was\npreseed Into emergency action. Her\ncoolness and capicity for getting es-\neenUal things done ln many home*,\nwon blgh plaudits from the medical\nprofession as well aa from the alck\nwhere aha labored unceasing!..' through\nmany weeks of nerve-wracking sffoit.\nMra, Rendell took a keen Interest in\npublic affairs and even tn recent yeara\nwas sn Alderman of the City of Oreen-\nwood; virtually all premlen of the\nprovlnoe  had  been  personal  friends\nShe returned recently from spending seversl weeks with friends It Ontario; than came to Orsnd Forks Hospital to spend a fortnight and take a\nrut, after which she planned tu\nspend the Winter with sn oldtme\nclose friend, Mrs. William Gowans, In\nOrsnd Forks. A* the hospital she hsd\nfinished ber evening meal, obtained n\ndally paper snd was reading It when\nshs suddenly died.\nBut the summons hed not been unexpected to her. As a nurse she knew\nthat time wss dosing In, and lh methodical manner sbe nad arranged all\ndetails tor the OksequlM. These were\nfollowed minutely, services being beld\nln St. Jude's Anglican Church st\nOreenwood with Btv. Cyril Sylvs-\nWhite officiating. She had cbossn\nfavorite hymns snd ber friend, Mrs.\nGowans, as requested, sang \"One.\nSweetly Solemnly Thought.\"\nThe honorary pallbearers were Dr\nC. M. Klnnton, Dr. J. M. Burnett, Dr.\nJ. t. Spanale I Vanoouver), T. A. Love.\nMX.A., Andy Sater, LA. Dodd. C. L.\nCowdrill and D. McPherson. Active\npallbearers were H. H. Summersgtll.\nC. G. McMynn, W. I. McArthur. Oeorge\nA. Bryan, J. C. Roylance and joaeph\nPrice. Interment took place ln Oreenwood cemetery beside the remains of\nher huaband. who died nine years\nago.\nMn. Rendeu Is survived by s brother, John Manahan, of Moose Jaw;\na halt brother, Postmaster Roy Manahan of Nelson snd Mn. Manahan,\na alster-ln-lsw, Mn. Charles Rendell,\nof Vernon, snd s nephew Kraut Rendell. of Vernon, all of whom were at\nOreenwood for the funeral. Anothe'\nbrother, William Manahan of Winnipeg, wu unable to attend.\nA1NSWORSTH\nAINSWORTH. B.C. \u2014 Mlu Msble\nLane of Nelson spent Christmas with\nber mother, Mre. M. M. Lane.\nLac. Sylvan and Uc. Wendel Baker\nof North Bottlelord spent the holidays with their parenU, Mr. and Mrs\nM. J. Bakar,\nMlu Joan Brawn of Spokane Wash.,\nwu a guest ot Mr, and Mra. O. H.\nHobbs en route to ber home st Walker's Landing, B.C.\nDon nld MacRobble of Lucky Lake.\nSaak.. Is visiting bis uncle -snd sunt,\nMr. snd Mrs. J. B. Fletcher.\nMiss Doris Fletcher of Nelson iru\nhome for tbe holidays.\nStewart Fyfe of Kaalo ipent Chrlstmu here s guest of Mr. and Mn. J.\nB, Fletcher.\nJ. Corssttl bu returned boms after\napending some time at Retallack.\nMr. snd Mn. 0. Harman motored\nto Nelson.\nCsrl Mohr hu lsft to visit Mrs.\nMohr ln Ingersoll. Ont.\nMrs. Annie Hansen of Nelson wu\ns vlaltor to Alnsworth.\nJ. B. Fletcher of Nelaon \/pent\nChristmas with hla family.\nSANDON\nSANDON, B.C.-S. J. Towgood.\nwho spent s week st his home here,\nreturned to Trail\nPte. W. J. flatten, who with Mrs\nBatten and daughter Betty spent a\nholiday with Mr. and Mn. J. Mack\nBoates, hai returned to Vancouver,\nMrs. Batten and Betty remaining on\nan extended visit\nA. Csvsn was a recent New Denver visitor.\nT. Kleim of Zincton wai in town.\nMr. and Mn. D. MacAsklll of\nThree Forki were  recent vlilton.\nMrs. B. Forsyth has left for Kent,\nWaih., where lhe will ipend the\nWinter.\n^F^^^W^^ ST\n'.\u25a0;,        \u00bb '.\".\u25a0'\u2666.\nNELSON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, JANUARY 15,1945 \u2014 %\n\u2022   CHtERY, LIGHTWEIGHT <UIT FINE FOR\nWINTER BRIDE: Left, woollen iuit In light color\nwith scrolls; centre, double-breasted Jecket eult;\nright, lilac wool suit\nChapel Filled\nal Last Riles\nfor W.J. Jackson\nMore thsn 100 persons tilled the\nchapel of the Thompson Funeral\nHome Bunday alternoon, when funeral services were held for William\nStanley Jackson, railroader here tor\n38 yeara, who died In Nelson Jsn, 1\nat the ste ot <1 years. Rev. O. O.\nBoothroyd conducted tbe services.\nMany railway men and members of\nrailroad auxiliaries were present.\nMn. J. C. Hooker tang \"No Night\nThare.\" while hymns sung were \"Tbe\nOld Rugged crou,\" and \"Abide With\nMe.\" Miss Margaret Graham wu organist.\npall bearers, all memben of the\nBrotherhood of Railway Trainmen,\nwere T. H. Mansfield, J, Donovan, D. F.\nJohnson, A. Sutherlsnd, W. R. Smyths\nand M. R. Smith.\nInterment wu In Nelson Memorial\nPsrk.\nNELSON SOCIAL\nBy MRS. M. J. VIGNEUX\nChsrgs for Engagement Announcements on this psgs Is $1.50\n*KEY\nTo A\nWARM HOME\nIs to Ordtr Any of tht Following\nHigh Gradt Fueli:\n\u2022 THREE HILLS        \u2022 GALT\n\u2022 CROW'S NEST        \u2022 DRUMHELLER\n\u2022 CANMORE BRIQUETTES\nPhone 33\nWett Transfer Co.\nIitobliihed Ir 1199\nLast evening the' Standard was\nthe icene of a delightfully appointed dinner party when William Irvine entertained a number of\nfriends. Among those Invited were\nMr. snd Mrs. D. L. Kerr, Mrs. Joseph Sturgeon, Mrs. M. J. Vigneux,\nMr. and Mri. L. V. Rogers, Mr.\nsnd Mri. W. E. Wasson, Dr. and\nMrs. T. H. Bourque, Mr. and Mrs.\nAlbert Kinahan, Mrs. C. V. Gagnon,\nMrs. F. Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs.\nA.' L. Creech, Jimmy Creech, Mrs.\nGeorge MacAfee of Victoria, Fred\nIrvine and Miss Mildred Irvine.\n\u2022 Wren Loii Gamble, who has\nspent the past month- visiting he;\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gamble,\nalso her brother-in-law and sister,\nMr. and Mri. E. A. Campbell of\nKelowna, hai reiumed to Montreal.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mn. M. Flagel of\nTrail were in town to attend the\nfuneral of the latter'i father, G. A.\nCorbie, Saturday.\n\u2022 G. G. Sutherland of Grand\nForks visited NeUon at the weekend.\n\u2022 Mrs. .Peten was a shopper\nfrom Salmo Saturday.\n\u2022 Mr. and *-it. J. A. Robertson of' Blewett, were among shoppers In Nelson Saturday.'\n\u2022 Visitors in the city Saturday\nincluded Mr. and Mn. Charlei Ramsay ot Brilliant.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mrs Jack Long, Hendryx Str-jpt. have returned from\n\u25a0pending the holidays in Seattle\nwith Mn. Long's relatives.\n\u2022 Mlai June Cuthbert of Vancouver ar\/ived Saturday to spend\nan Indefinite holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cuthbert, Medical Arts Apartments.\n\u2022 Mrs. Arthur Barnes of Willow Point visited town at the weekend.\n\u2022 Recent visitors in the city included Mrs Childs of Cranbrook.\n\u2022 Mrs. F. Hawkins of Bonnington visited Nelson Friday.\n\u2022 Jan T. Gee of the U. S. Army\nstationed at Fort McCiellan, Ala., is\nhere to ipend his three weeki leave\nwith hli fsther, Gee Pong. He flew\niome 2000 mllei from Fort McLellan\nto Spokane.\n\u2022 Ernest Kinahan of Trail spent\nyesterday in Nelson, attending thc\nfuneral of W. S. Jackson.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith of\nAppledale visited Nelson at the\nweekend.\n\u2022 A. Merz of Queen's Bay spent\nSaturday in town.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome of Bonnington were city visitors Saturday.\n\u2022 Recent visitors in Nelion Included Mrs. Harrison of Cranbrook,\nwho was en route to visit relatives\nin Trail.\n\u2022 Mrs. A. H. Noakes of Balfour\nspent Saturday in town. '\n\u2022 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Motley\n'were ihoppen from Bonnington\nSaturday.\n\u2022 Miss Bernice Deno of Willow\nPoint visited Nelson Saturday.\n\u2022 Shoppers in the city Saturday included J. Ragotte of Ainsworth.\n\u2022 Miss Merle McGinnis ot Wil-\nlow Point, who visited her brother\nand sister-in-law in Trail, was in\ntown Saturday enroute home.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mrs. J. Baker of New\nWestminster were among those\nfrom out of town attending the funeral of G, A. Corbie Saturday.\n\u2022 Mra. Bert Clark of Kaslo\nspent the weekend with her husband in Nelson.\n\u2022 George Helbecque Sr., of\nBonnington visited town Saturday.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Maber,\nKootenay Street, have as guests,\ntheir son-in-law and daughter, SgL\nand Mrs. Howard, who are holidaying from New Brunswick.\n\u2022 Mrs. Condy ot Kaalo hss returned from holidaying on the\nprairie.\n\u2022 Mri. Fred Joynson of Sheep\nCreek was among ci'.y visitors Sst-\nurday.\n\u2022 Mr. snd Mrs. P. O. Bird of\nSouth Slocan visited Nelson Saturday.\nMIDWAY MAN\nBURNED WHEN\nLAMP EXPLODES\nORAND FORKS, Jan. 14\u2014Oeorge\nChisholm of Midway Is ln the hospital\nwith badly burned face, banda and\narms. He had betn adjusting a lighted\ngasoline lamp wben It exploded and\nhe had a strenuous time to eave his\nhome Irom the flames.\nInquest Jury Urges\nControl Sale of\nFlavoring Extracts\nKAM8ACK, Sask. Jsn. 14 (CP)-\nA coroner'i jury yesterday found\nthat Lillian cjote, 17, resident.of the\nCote Indian reserve, came to her\ndeath on Dec. 23 through exposure,\nmaltreatment, alcoholism and neglect and recommended in a rider\nthat authorities should take steps to\ncontrol or regulate the sale or manufacture of flavoring extracts with\nalchoholic content.\nThe girl was found dead on the\noutskirts of Kanuack. Witnesses\nsaid she had been with two Indian\nyouthi, David Severite and Erneit\nKetchemonii, who drank flavoring\nextracts with her.\nNEW DENVER\nNSW Denver, B.C.\u2014Miss J. Anderson, matron ot the Slocan Community\nHospital, lsft on Mondsy for Vsncouver where she will be the guest of her\nbrother-in-law snd sister for several\ndags.\nJohn Klelec of Silverton ls s pstient\nIn the Slocan Community Hoapltal.\nOordon Neleon of SUverton wu a\nvlaltor on Tueeday.\nMr. snd Mrs. C. Isaackion and son\nEddie ot Rosebery were visitors during the week.\nBtanley Thomlinson of Zincton visited his family on Tuesday.\nMra. oeorge Oraham of silverton\nwu a visitor on Monday.\nMr. and Mrs. Fred Christie snd\nInfant daughter returned to their\nborne here from Nelson Monday.\nF. R. Thompson of Zincton wu a\nshopper during tbe week,\nMlu Doreen Detta ot SUverton was\na visitor on Mondsy.\nMra. Fred ShelU of Needlea Is a\npetlent In tbe Slocan Community\nHospital.\nJamea Draper wu a vlaltor In Lemon creek on Monday.\nMlu Nagal of Nakusp spent the\nholidays with her parents and frlendi.\nOTTAWA. Jsn. 14 (AP)-An Indian Attain Department offlclaj\nsaid tonight that under the Indian\nAct, flavoring extracts containing\nalcohol were barred from sale to Indiana, but the difficulty wis that\nnew compounds were coming on\nthe market.\npREEMA\u00a3\nFURNITURE CO.\nThe House ot Furniture Valuei\nPhont US Ntlson\nBUY ON OUR BUDGET PUN.\nTRADE IN YOUR\nOLD FURNITURE\nRobert Fairhurst wu In town dui>\nIng the week from Bilvejtoh.\nCrofton Clark, who spent part ot\nhis hoUdsys In Trsll srrived on Wednesdsy and wlll spend s few days wltb\nhis lather, T. w. Clirk, en route\nto Lions Oats School tor Boys ln Vancouver.\nMrs. _ Detta of Silverton Is a patient In tbe Slocan Community Hospital.\nMr .and Mrs. E. J. Leveque and\ndaughter, Miss Audrey Leveque of\nRossbery were vlalton in town on\nMondsy.\nMra. Thomu Leask snd her sister,\nMrs. James Fairhurst of Silverton were\nvisitors on Tuesday.\n'   Fred Oerade of Zincton wu a shop,\nper during the week.\nMra. S. Kawawura la a patient In\ntbe Slocan Community Hoapltal.\nMrs. Denver Shannon of Trail ar- _\nrived Monday and la the gueat of Mr.\nand Mia. F. Leo Beggi for a few days\nbefore spending a week with her slater, Mra. C. Sinclair.\nMra. Annie Avlson la a patient In\nthe Slocan Community Hospital.\nRev. K. ShUnlgu of Kaalo arrived ou\nWednesday and wlll remain here for\na week. \u2022 \u25a0\nH. Johnson ot Btlverton Is a patient ln the Slocan Community Hospital.\nRom Chtttlck of Nakuap wu a vial-\u00bb\ntor during the week.\nMra. R. Hambly and Mn. M. Wallace of SUverton were visitors oo\nTuesday.\nThe weekly Red Crou bee met ln\nthe Leglcn Hall on Thursday, wltt)\nMrs. R. Crellin of Trsll acting aa hos-'\nteas. i     ,\nLONDON (CP)\u2014An sdmlrsl's dress\nsword, found ln a railway train at Cardiff, wu one of more-than 100.000 articles aent to the Railways Lost Property offloe here lut yesr.\nIn cooking, when lard la uaed tor\nother fit, two tableapoons leu of\nlard per cup should be used than tbe\nahortenlng recipe calls for. Twice tha\namount of aalt atated ln tbe recipe Is\nneeded.\nTry This for Lunch Tomorrow!\nICELERY TOP CREAMED PEASi\nMelt 3 tablespoons of butter; add M cup of flour.\nGradually add _ cups of milk; cook over hot\nwater, stirring until it thickens. Add 2 cups\nBRODER* canned peas and tt cup of chopped\ncelery leaves. Season with salt and pepper.\nGarnish with toast points.   Serves 4-6.\nl<<^-\u00bb>>\nFor Canned Vegetables, Buy\nPerfectly osnned\nto retain the nutritional vslue ef\nfresh  vegetables.\nUNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE\nJ. STRAND IS\nROADMASTER\nAT GRAND FORKS\nORAND rORKB. Jtn. 14\u2014-John\nStnnd. recently from th* Cout\nbut formerly of Crinbrook, hM betn\nappointed C.P.R- rotd master tt flrtnd\nforki lucoeetflng J. M. Cumpbell. who\nfilled the poet temporally following\nthe tnnifer of 8. H. HtrrUon to Salmon Arm. Mre. HtrrUon left frldiy for\nNeUon for a thort vlelt prior to going\nto 8\u00bb1 mon Arm.\nTo juit Ret a \"whiff of garlic\nl\u00abave i cut farlic clove in the talari\ndrcwlnd or the ioup a ihort time\nand then remove it.\nKOOTINAY VALLIY DAIRY\nKeep up your\nStrength with\nGOOD MILK       \u2022    !\n-\u00bbM*oa*aa*a**mto**atl i .mweew\nNEW DRESSES\n.  Plain and In Sequin trim.  .\nMILADY'S FASHION SHOP\nIHIRTMAKIR CLASSICS: Tha color ef thli spun rayon ihlrt-\nmsksr li limelight\u2014e lilting lettuce tint, though ether pistils are luit\nai attractive. Model epem frem neck te hem, \u25a0 convenience fer\nIrenlin.\nFor Reliable Watch Repairs\nconsult\u2014\nIt is a PERMANENT \/NSl\/MNCE plan.\nEmployers, worktn, the ttat*, aH contribute.\nBonds are bought with the money.\nThe interest earned it added to the fund.\nThe fund now totals more than $250,000,000\nBenefit is paid to unemployed, qualified persons.\nIt Is not a temporary war measure.\nContributions are not a \"tox.\"\nBeneflts^ire not \"relief.\"\nIt Is not just a way of raising money for the war.\nIt Is not on experiment.\nUnemployment Insurance I) tiere lo stay because if Is in lin* Hild off\nup-lo-dttt, lorervrd-looking method- I. meeting rocial problem, ll ll\nplanned co-operalion, and III value will be demonilraled moie and\nmore at lime goei on.\nHUMPHIIT MIICMILt,\nIII It\nUMMnoruiKi MsmnNci commission\nl. J. TSOTTin\nI. 1. IMIOH\nSUAH IL SOTO*.\n1\u2014 k emee_e m. k \u2022 ___ .    _, llhlilk-Snell a.piefcfcf Uw-PffferMl *\u2014\">\u2022<\u2022\n^^^^^^^i^^__M_m^_^_____t^_^bk__t_____\n -\u2014\n\u2014\u2014\n....\n\u25a0 ...:\ni    .      ,*\u2022   %   \u25a0 *\n.\u25a0>* *.-\u25a0\u2022<'\nH t\\*m latltj {from\nEstablished April -tt, IW\nBrilish Columbia's\nMosi Interesting Newspaper\nPubliihed ivery mornlni ixcept Sunday by\nthe NIWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIM-\nITID, IW Baker St., Nelion, Britiih Columbil.\nMEMBER OF tHE CANADIAN PRESS ANO\nTHU AUDIT BUREAU OF CfflOJLATIONS.\nMONDAY, JAN. IB, 1948.\nGermany's Slave Labor\nSome of the foreign workers in Germany have adopted a plan that is\nworrying Vh\u00bb Germana. This ia to refuse change for their purchases. In\ncafes, storea and other public places,\nthe phrase \"lassen sie nur\" is said to be\ncurrent. Its common meaning Is \"keep\nthe change\", and it implies that the\npurchaser expects the money will soon\nbe of so little value that it 1\u00bb not worth\nhaving. If the prastice of refusal\njpreads it may have a demoralizing\neffect on those whose confidence in\nthe regime has worn thin. ,\nThe large number of foreign work'\ners, many of them with the status of\nslaves, constitutes a serious problem\nfor the Nazis. There are estimated to\nbe ln Germany over eight million foreigners, including over two million\nprisoners of war. The foreign workers\nrepresent every country In Europe.\nThe majority were forcibly brought in\nfrom Poland and the Soviet Union,\n' and these receive the worst treatment.\nThe so-called \"free\" workers came\nfrom Denmark. Romania, Spain, Switl:-\nprland, and there are some also from\nSweden.\nWorking conditions in the Reich\nue bad even for Germans. The Nazis\nturned thi clock btck on all element-\ntry labor reforms. Observers have reported that never ln the hiitory of Europe have people worked so long and\nhard and for such poor returns. The\nten-hour working day has been for\niome time a short day in Germany.\nSince the war started, the working Jay\nhas been lengthened and in the occupied areas, as ln the German war\nplants, the seven-day week has been\noommon.\nThe majority of foreign workers are\nunderfed, underpaid u well as over-\n.Worked. Their average working week\ntotab 100 or more hours. Deductions\nire made from their wages for taxes,\nboard and lodgings In camps, for fines\nind sundry punishments. They ire not\npermitted to mingle with the native\npopulation and it is punishable offence for a German to ihow friendliness to a foreigner. The Germani developed to a high degree the techntqui\nof creating misery among the ilave\nworkers. Their food rationing is such\nas to just keep the foreigners in a\nworking state but not in continuous\ngood health.\nBy lowering their physical itsmina,\nthe Nazis intended to stamp out desire\nor ability in the slave worker to escape or commit acts of vengeance. As\nmight be expected, the Germans have\nover-reached themselves. The labor\ncamps and thc farms and factories are\nful of human beings seething with\nhatred for their oppressors, Despite\ntheir starved and dlseise-ridden conditions, these workers will probably\nrender considerable aid to the invading Allied armies. Spurred by thli\nhope, some have already escaped.\n\u2022 -      \u2022      .W_W$ffi''\nThe Functions of U.N.R.R.A.\nCriticisms of UNRRA which are beginning tn appear in articles by some\nof the columnists and elsewhere appear to be based upon misconceptions\nof the functions of the Relief Organisation and luck of understanding of\nmilitary necessities ind of the Internal\ndifficulties uf many of the countries\nrequiring relief\nAs a general principle it wn established, when UNRRA was formed at\nAtlantic City in the Fall of 1943, thit\nthe military would to the(best of its\nability handle relief problems in liberated countries until it could in ufety\nhand over to civilians. Defeat of the\nenemy had to cime first; after that\nmight still exist the problem of safe\nand efficient military communications.\nEvents have shown that supply routes\nmiy sometimes have to continue under military control after parts of \u25a0\nrountry hive been libinted. Sometimes a liberated irei miy igain be\ninvaded by the enemy.\nWhile the military are ln control of\na liberated area they do their best to\nprovide relief for civilians, and it-\nIsched tn thr military are civilian ad-\nviiori wfro jither infofnutinn snd report on conditions to UNRRA so that\nUNRRA may benefit from this knowledge when the time comei fer It to tiki\nover.\nUNRRA wu ndt designed to Initiate a new world order or to operate\nother than temporarily between the\nperiod of military control end tht taking over by liberated peoplei of their\nown affairs.\nIts financing is bued upon the mutual aid principle of an assessment of\nnon-invaded nitioni at the rate of 1\nper cent of their national Income. On\nthis basis Canada's contribution il $77,-\n000,000 and 'is to be made ln the 16m\nof goodi. Already $23,000,000 in orders\nhave been placed with Canadian suppliers. The orders are chiefly for whut,\nwoollen clothing, farm machinery,\nfish and miscellaneous foodstuffs, plui\nlarge orders for soip. An order of $1,-\n000,000 for seeds has bun placed ln\nCanada and this may grow to $2,500,-\n000.\nSome liberated nations have expressed the intention of paying for supplies. These orders will alio be routed\nthrough UNRRA. So will orderi cov\u00bb\nered by funds raised by voluntary associations. Thus cutthroat competition\nfor supplies will be avoided.\nChief work of UNRRA up to the\npresent has been ln handling Allied\nNations relief camps ln the Middle\nEast. UNRRA medical officers, are\nworking with the military iri Western\nEurope, and as the military situation In\nthat area improves UNRRA will be\nable to take over from the soldien and\ncarry on its temporary relief work\nuntil the various liberated nations are\nable to look after their own problems.\nLetters to the\nEditor\nLetton may be publUhad ever \u25a0 nam dl\nplume, but thl actual name ct the writer\nmutt bl given tl thl Editor ei evidence if\ngood filth. Anonymoui letteri go In thi\n. waite piper baiket,\nProhibition, P.E.I.\nNot So Spotless\nYear Book Shows\nTo the Editor:\nSir\u2014Na oni ean hive It In hli haart .\u00bb\nblime \"Nelionlte\" for thinking well of ind\ngiving fulsome pratie to thi bright little,\ntight little Island, thi \"Gardtn of the Quit,\"\nothorwlia Mnca RJwirl Mind, which evidently gave him birth.\nWe can smile bmlgjtly whin hi uniltr.\n\"Prlnoe Edwird Iiland ll Cinadi's moit Mused provinct. It hn no untraploymmt. Hin\nare no highwaymen, no gangsters, no commerclallied vice, no penitentiary, no erlmt\nproblem, only 11 pollcemm (or 80,000 people,\nonly on divorce in 80 yean,\" and all tbi nit\nof it about It being thi denMit provlnei In\nhumin balngi, eittla, poultry, railways, port\noflices, telegraph lines, churchn, motor cin,\nand crooked roads, and the molt sparse In\nmotor accident!.\nBut when he (windi up: \"Surely thtre\nmust be some catch ln sll this. No, it ls limply\nthat the Islanders idopted prohibition In 1900\n\u2022nd It worki,\" hi chilling!) inquiry md com-\nptrlioa.\nThe latest Canada Year Book avatlaMi to\nme is that issued in 1942. and most of Its tables\nstop with 1940. It speclaliiii in ititlstict for\nthe Ws generali\/.\nFirst n to crime, ind torglvi me if I suggest that i provlnei with only one-118th of\nCanada's population eould hardly be entitled\nto i penitentiary. In till 1911 cimui P.E.I. had\nM.OJS papulation, Quebte hid' 3,814,2,.., and\nCinida hid 10,379,786 Quibic'l population\nwu 13 timei thit of flU ind I select Quebec for purposei of eompirlioa btcauie it\nquite definitely wai not undtr prohibition.\nTible II undtr Judicial ind Penitentiary\nStatlatlcs ihowi that In the 10 yean ending\nwith 1M0 P.E I. hid M(l eonvletloni for drunk-\nennen, Ql.!bec hid 00,938 ind Canida had\n__MI. P.E I. Inebriation convictions were\niqual to oni-lhlrtienth thou of Quebec, or\nabout two and a half time* M many proportionately ai Quebec; and were 1-03 of the\nCinidlin totil, initnd ol only 1-1 IS, or about\ndouble the Canadian iverage.\nTable 5 gives total eonvletloni by provinces for seven years. 1934-1940, PEI. convlc-\n. tions ranged from 831 In Ith-the only yeir\nthey wen undtr 1000\u2014up to t high of 1743 In\n1934; io thoie 11 policimin wtrt not without\noccupation. But Wl'll fira thl benefit of th*\ndoubt to tht VMt majority, tnd dial only with\nthose that cilled for ptnitentury Mntonets In\nthoie \u00ab-vtn yun Iff ptnltantlary Nntencei\nwtr* hindid oul In prohibition MI., ind\nMW In non-prohlbltlon Quebtc. In thll tlie\nQuebec had 03 timei is many. Instead of 33\ntimei; or lo reverse lt. dry PEI. hid \u2014 per\ncmt ii miny pmltentliry offender! proportionally is wet, bid Quebec. This hardly\nconstitutes the entire ibeenee erl crime rhetorically claimtd.\nTor light on tht divorce qutition wt turn\nlo Vltil Stitlrtlci. Tible II under thli head\ngives divorces gnnled Is thl pirl.-l 1918-40.\nAdmittedly divorce wat neither fashionable\nnor frequent In tht early part ol -that period,\nhut recent vein in illuminating. In tha four-\nywr ptriod. 1M8-W, PEL hti. alx divorces,\nand Quebtc had IM, Jul 33 I-.1 timet al\nmlny-^rirMeally tkt \u00abaet population ritlo.\nSo divorce does net ltt\u00ab It kt M unknown\nin tkt Garden of thl Oulf tl hn bttn nther\nOvtr-Mllously represented.\nIlluminating   ligurri  miy   also  bt  glein-\ntd frtm Vital statistic, taklt 11 sn datth\nritea-ln 1930-40 P.E I bid th*'highlit tn Canidi; 'ih> 33 on infant mortality-In ISSS-40\nP.I I. hid in average of SS Infant deathi per\n1000 live blrthi. the third highest rati In Canada and flvt points above thl gtntril iverage; and table I. Illegitimate Uvt birth.\nP EI Jumped from in avenge of 43 ptr yeer\nin 113110. to 74 iveragi In ISti-lt, Md rtl\niglln to N ivirigi In 1SJS-10, mort thin\n?? Questions??\nANSWERS\nLooking Backward\n10 YtARS AOO\n(From DiUy Niwi, Jm, It, IHU)\nJimmy Doollttlt, dtrlnf flytr, leught an.\nother record today whtn, leeompanled by hit\nwife, hi left Los Austin In in ittempt to set\na new coast-to-oout reeord for two-pmtnger\nplanet.\nW, K. tiling, MJ\"., tpent t buiy week-\nend In town, mtttlng miny old fritndi ind\nconstituents. He left for Ottawa yesterday.\n40  YEARS   AQO\n(Frem Dllly Nswi, Jm. II, 19051\nAt tht Ntw York Ntvy Yird, work hit\nbegun on a wireleu telegraph ttltjen to tn-\nable Commindtr Robtrt E. Piary to kttp in\ntouch with civilisation during hil nixt attempt to nieh tht North Poll.\nA. Prlct, luperintendent of triniport!-\nlion of Western Lines. CPR., arrived from\nWlnlptg last night by private eir.\nWar \u2014 4 Years Ado\n\u2022*. \u2022\nOptn to iny reader, Nimei of\nuking quutloni wlll not a* publlihtd.\nThirl li no Shift* '\u00b0r thla eervlce. Quutloni Will lift |M aniwered by mill except\nwhtn thtrt It obvioui neceulty for pri-\n*mtf,\nCurloui, Miryfleld \u2014 Rtw. might Chrlstmu\ntret dteoritlom b* mid* fireproof?\nThur* li i formuli (or flreproollng by\nuilng 70 parti of ammonium sulplfite, (0 parti\nof borix; 1 pirt glue; snd witer up to 1000\npirti. It Ii id visible to keep ill lnflimmable\nmiterlil iwiy from.I Christmu tril.\nW. JT, P., _.trnle\u2014At whit if* Is \u2022 mm exempt\nfrom Incomt tax, Is It 05? Who,irt your\ntwo leidlng bott builden in Nelson?\nAf* doll not flvi txemptlom from Income tix b\\|t It did flv* txemptlon from th*\nCompulsory Sivlngi portion of thi Incom*\nTw which wm abolished after Jun* 30. IOU.\nTwe bolt builden In Nilson ire But Walton, dos ruth Btrnt snd H. Thorp*, 800 Btilc*\nStreet.   .\nM, D, Nelson-Could you pleise ttll mt tki\niddresi of th* \"Monro\" tsuntiln ptn compiny? If you don't know thi iddress,\nhive they i dealer In Ntlion?\nThi tddress li t. J. Bossoms Ltd., Vineouvir, |.C.  ;    i\nH. J. B., Cutltgir\u2014Pleue give me tht nime\nind address of i numbtr of Oritn Elevator\nCompany's In Alberti.\nTh* Alberti Piclflc, Searle Gtaln, Fedenl Grain Compiny, Midland Piolflo, Alberti\nWhut Pool, ind thi Plonttr Onln Compmy, Th* heid officii Of (RIM comptniei\nirt In Winnipeg.\nPress Comment\n\u25a0URIAUCRACY IN  INDUSTRY\nBusiness. txecutives, Ukt Induitry gen.\norally, hive an Important \"reconversion\nprobltm.\"\nThert U \u2022 great dial of current Ulk ibout\ntke horrori of bureaucracy\u2014of lti astounding\nreproductive proclivities, itg wiste, inefficiency\nIfDorine* md arrogance.\nBut peoplt finirilly think of it is i dii-\nMN only of government. In thtlr eagerness to\noppose It In public lervice, there Is i dangerous Inclination ,to overlook ltl dangers In\nprlviti buitam. Thtre is i very rill twd-\nmey to Judft government by lti wont md\nprivate Induitry by lti beit examples.\nWartime condltioni havt fostered tht\nburtiucrit (who might bt defined as thi tin-\npot executive) ln private business tht it mi\nll In government\nTo l vtry Itrf* degree builntu hu had\nonly MM customer, war\u2014tn insatiable cut-\ntomtr. Sctrcltles ot material hiv* vastly r*>\nductd competition between firms- Scarcities\nof minpower have almost eliminated competition for Jobi ,.\nHow wtll wt fit throufh th* yeirs ahetd\nil going to depend very importintly fa put*\n\u25a0dvi ewcutlvH*      '-,-,*      f--   , ,   f\nThe flrit ud almost Immediate Job for\nill executives In fairness to themselves, their\ncompsny md to their Cintdlm birthright, ll\nvtry sober self-ippraieal to lit thit thty ar*\nntt confusing m*r* busy.ness with tb* tru*\nexecutive function.\nThe preuure of wir work md thi short-\nages of staff hiv* made a terrific toll on Canadian executives, An essential pirt of their\nreconversion problem ll examining critically\nmd objertlvtly tbemielvM In thllr relition\nto thiir Job, It'i difficult, perhipi unpleasant.\nBut very estenllil.\u2014Financial Poit\nMrs. K. Wallace\nHeads Boswell\nRed Cross\nBO-WHX. BC-TUt annuil *ut-\nin. ot tht loot) Red orou unit wit\n.Sw^ w\u00bblh it thi home of Mri.\nA. Kennedy. The financial itttemtnt\nahowed tbi aut-atintlal Increaie of\n180 ovir wl. Plini win midt for\nthi oomtnf rur, A tuigtation from\nthi loetl teachera, Mias Muir. to hold\ni Joint ult with thi Junior Md Croat\nwaa accepted.\nOfficeri tltcted for IMS wert as\nfollowi: Prtildtnt, Mn, K. wiUiei;\nSeeretery-Tmiurer, Mn. O. MtcDon.\naid: Mri, A. Kinntdy; Auditor, Mre.\nA, Media Tui hotteaaei wirt Mri. J.\nKarpowich, Mri, P. L. -Sulllvin md\n\u25a0irft. Wit Kennedy, \u00bb,CA-F. CUB.)\nwn 'a welcome vlaltor md wilted\nurilni tta Mrt. L, M. Ofner wtt wel-\noomert u a new member.\nTilt mtmben md ont visitor wire\npresent.\nMore Tolerant\nConception\nol Lite Needed\n_.*__\u00bb[,\"nm should bi thinking\nof doing\" 'wu tht topic of m id-\ndnw iv*n by Mri. Elv* Kittle-\n.will, to tht Soroptlmiit Club it the\ndinner meeting held it tht Hume\nHotel, Frldiy ivtnlnf.\nThit lt Is neceuary to think of\nlift u \u25a0 composite of conUct with\nothers, conscious thought baled\nupon fundamental principles of love,\nhonlity, truth and action emanating from thoie prlnclplei, wil emphuized by Mm. Kettltwtll. Womtn II \u25a0 group md M Individuals,\nIhould recognlie thllr rtrponilblllty\nIn moulding thl beliefs md policies\nofthe world.\nThiy eould md muit help In cre-\nallni a broader, more tolerant conception of lift. They oofild md muit\nadopt t mort (redout ittitude to\npeoplpj, if prejudice, unklndneu md\nintolerance art to be diipelled. In\naddition, womm mutt develop t\nworthwhile phUcjophy of life, so\nthit whm oociilon demindi, thty\n\u2022wfll be. ibi* to help md guldt thoit\nwho nttd direction md comfort\nMm. Liwrenci McPhtil Introduced the speaker.\nMiss Jtm Gilker expressed to\nMri. Kettlewell thl think! of thl\nclub, Mn. J. Coventry, tbt preiident, presided,\n11111111. M11M1111IIIIIIIIM11 ltl 1111 \u25a0 11111 r I Tl\nB.C'S ROLL\nOF HONOR\n_   YEARS   AQO\n(From Dllly Niwi, Vin, 18, WO)\nCen Cumlni left by thi Klttli Villty train\nlait nlfht for the Cout. While there he will\ncontinue hU vocational Iralnlns undtr tht\ndepartment of toldltri' civil ritttibllihmenl.\nHon tnd Mn. John Ketn hive trrlvtd\nhome from tht Rut where Mr. Keen went to\nattend the Dominion Liberal convention,\nD, M. Smith, field tuperrlsor for tht\nSoldltri' Settlement Board, ll now instilled\nln rhtrie of this district following J, D, Pit.\nerson, who has been trinsftrred to Vtncouver\nly Thi Ctntditn Prm\nJtn IJ, lMl\u2014tmperor Halle Be*ltult tr-\nriyed In Ethiopia to laid his country igiinst\ntht Ittlltni Sir Otrild Campbell ippolnted\nBritiih minister to tht United flutes Britiih\nmtn bttwien If md 80 yean old ordered to\nregliitr it fir* guardi.\nkeeping pici with tht ii\u00bbe In thi nitlonil\ntvtrif*. I* the lait period nimtd, Ctnidt's\ntottl ptr yttr wai 9031. whtn PEI 'l S3 average represented mt In 104. insttid of only\none In 111,\nJuit how Km credit for thtl* virloui Minings ihould kt tpportiontd betwten prohibition, tht multiplicity of ehurahet md othtr\n\u2022dvtnttgtl thl spirkllni nllmtli, (hi ftrtlll\n\u2022oil, and tht fict thtt to mtny mm md\ndtughtin of Prince F-dward Island, like othtr\nMipiillmeri, \u25a0miirste In lirge numbers, ll in\nacademic queition thtt perhipi li bett lift\nwith Judgment suspended\nFACTUAL\nNtUon, \u00bb C. Jin  10.\nWtflTORY TIMI*\niiiiiiiiiiiiiip\nArmy\nm\n11*\ni)Miiiiiiiiii\nOFFICERS\nDlidofWtundi:   '\nMcridden.  Jobs  Albert.   Cipt,\nPort Albtrnl, B.C.\nSeriously Woundtdl\nOtuvriy,    Ptter   Louli,    Lltut,\nLtngley Prarle, B.C.\nWARRANT OFFICII. N,C,0,*i\nAND MEN\nDltd tf Wound*'\nWlttmbtrg. Abe.. Cpl., Yirrow,\nBC      *\nDtnfirtuily Wtundtdl\nKittliy,  Perey  Frederick,   Cpl,\nMluion City, B.C.\nSerlouily Woundtdl\nMurphy, Terrmct Pttrick. Pte.,\nVincouver, B:C.\nWiundid:\nCirlch,   Stephen,   Pit.,\nBC\nIburnt,\nSlightly Woundtd:\nPalmar, Victor, Cpl., Victoria, B.C.\nPmL Howird, Cpl., ChilUwick,\nEC\nSandford, WlllUm Otorft, Ptt,\nVincouvtr, B.C.\nWoundtd, Remaining an Duty:\nJay, Rtlph Deuglu, B.S.M, Port\nAlbtrnl. BC.\nCANADA\nDle|:\nKirkwood, Ortydon McKtnile,\nPte., Eburnt, B C.\nR.C.A.F. \"\nMining, Btlltvtd Kllltd, in Aitlvi\nService Afttr Air Opintloni;\nWuhburn, Dun Jtrimi, Ft,\nJtSMt, Mn, L F, Wuhburn (mothtr) Ftrnlt, s.C,\nWinter Rainbow\nTbt novtlty of t brilliant rtlnbow\novar tht lakt wu wltntutd by\np'ountless Nelsonltei Frldiy afternoon wben thl iun camt out In tht\nSnulhweitirn iky whilt nln wu\nstill lalilni on tht ltkt.\nSALMO\nSALMO. sc-Mr and Mrt Hush\nnautili bin u thtir gum thi for-\nmir'i Mother, Tucktr Miutall of Vineouvir.\n\u2022wu Finn, CWAC, md Uw,\nAudrey Ftttn, RCAF. <w_D.) who\n\u2022ptni Iltm with thtlr perenti, Mr\nud Mn, F. H. Ftttre. havi rtturntd\nM thtlr unt'i.\nI. Boaih fr. sf Shin Crttk tnt t\nviaitnr tn Ntlion ts route to Spokim,\nWwk, md Vanoouver\nMr, md Mn. Jtck Smton, Mttdewi.\nwtrt nilttm to Trtll.\nMri, Kilmlkoff lr. whe tptnt t\u00bb.\nmimthi tUIWni nltltvtt In Vaneou-\nver, haa returned heme\nMr. and Mn Fru Forth md lun.\nIly md Fttt Klorastt of MlWfwi\n\u25a0timi\nwere Selme v)\u00bbl ten.\nMr, ul Mn. Sim Cirlaon md tee\nairy in rlilion Us Ntlion.\nMr, ud Mn. O. Johnion Bikki \u00bbu.\nlUrf Mme.\nMl* T. Podmerow ,nd ton Johann ha\u00bbt ttktn u* mldwci In Trili\nwith Mrs. Ptdmtrow'i dtughtir. Mrt\nH  Ketynuk.\n-__\n\"'-pIGHTS\" Is s\nA good word to\ndescribe the dose-fit-\nting, moisture - proof\n. wrfpplug now being\nmed co protect jun bsrrels, radio\nputs snd evep fully sssemblid suto.\nmitic weiponi for delivery to our\ntroops on thl invasion beaches and\nIn the field! Thus packed, stores can\nbe lafely put ashore through ths surf\nsnd, if oecensry, stored in ihe open.\nIn the cu* of sutomstic weapons, the\nheavy blsck gresse formerly used is\nno longer required- Instead, the\nmechanism snd barrels are lightly\nlubricated and all the soldier need do\nil to Itrip off th* covering, clamp on\nthe magazine, and the gun is ready\nto fire.\nThere are several types of this int\nleresting wrapping, rtch with iu own\nspecific use. On* U of cotton sheet.\ning combined witb \"Cellophane\" and\ncoated with wax. It il itrong. tough,\nimpervious to iea water, rain,\nmud.\nThe ui* of \"Cellophins\" in this wsy\nis sn example of how this familiar\ntramparent wrapping material is being\ncombined with other substances to\nmeet and overcome new shipping\nproblems. It also demonstrates mother\nway in which Industrial Chemlitry if\nhelping in the war.\n\u00a3\u00a7&\nCANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED\n    \u25a0           i \u25a0    \"\"1\nIgyyig^yl^llj^^jlj^^^gjjij^Aw^^ii^i^^^M\n ! -\u2014-\nJ\nCanucks Trounce Jlnxed Wings;\nAngle Shot Gives Leafs Win\n*~-m-m\nMONTREAL, Jart, 14 (CP)-The\npace-setting Montreal Canadieni\ntrounced Detroit Red Wings 8-8 hera\nSaturday to consolidate their position atop the National Hockey\nLeague standings.\nCanucks maintained a 23-montha-\nold jinx over the second-place Red\nWlngi, tiding to their fourteenth\n' victory in 16 starts belore a capacity\ncrowd ot more than 12,000 (ana.\nThe two other conteiti between the\nteami ended ln a tie.\nLlneupi:\nDetroit\u2014Lumley; Seibert, Hollet;\nArmstrong; Bukovich, E, Bruneteau.\nCanadieni \u2014 Durnan; Bouchard,\nLamoureux; Lach; Richard, Blake,\nDetroit iubi\u2014Jackion, Liicombe,\nHowe, M, Bruneteau, Wochy, Carveth, Lindsay, Quackenbush.\nMontreal iubi \u2014 Armon, Dodolli,\nMoldell, Getliffe, Chamberlain, O'Connor, Hiller, Gauthier.\nReferee \u2014 Clancy; Linesmen,\nMurray, Mullini.\nSummary:\nFirst period\u20141, Montreal, Blake\n10:43; 2, Mogtreal, Bouchard (Lach)\n11:40; 3, Montreal, Richard (Lach)\n17:16; 4, Montreal, Lach (Lamour.\neux) 18:27; 5, Montreal, HlUer (Gauthier) 19:48.\nPenaltiei \u2014 Blake, E. Bruneteau,\nGauthier.\nSecond period \u2014 8, Montreal, O'Connor (Gauthier) 6:13; 7, Montreal, Chamberlain (Oetliffe) 8:25.\nPenalties \u2014 Lindsay, Richard (major).\nThird period \u2014 8, Detroit, Lind\nsay (Hollett, Carveth) 1:48; J, Detroit, Carveth (Seibert) 10:50; 10,\nDetroit, M. Bruneteau (Towe) 12:49;\n11, Montreal, Harmon 14:10.\nPenalties - Bukovich (2), Richard (2), Lamoureux (major),\nTORONTO, Jaa 14 (CP) - A 18-\nfoot angle shot -by Bob Davidion\nearly In the third period settled 1\ndull hockey argument here Saturday night, giving Toronto Maple\nLeafs a 2-1 National Leagua decision\nover Boston Bruins.\nIt wae Boston's fifth straight defeat and left them In 1 fourth-place\ntie with New York Rangers.\nLineups: > '.   ..\nBoston \u2014 Bibeault; Egan, Crawford; Cowley; Jennings, Caln.\nToronto\u2014McCool; Hamilton, Stanowikl; Bodnar; Carr, Metz.\nBoaton subs\u2014Clapper, Shewchuck,\nMario, Cupolo, Smith, Gladu, Gaudreault, Roitlnl.\nToronto subs \u2014 Pratt, Johnitone,\nJackson, O'Neill. Schrelner, Davidson, Kennedy, Backor.\nReferee\u2014George Gravalle. Linesmen\u2014Jim Primeau and Eddie Me-\npham.\n\u25a0 Summary:\nFirst period\u2014Scoring, none.\nPenalty\u2014Gaudreault\nSecond period \u2014 1, Toronto, Carr\n(Bodnar, Prett) IT.Ii.\n,  Penalty-CNellL\nThird period\u20142, Boston, Jennings\n(Cowley) 0:44; 8, Toronto, Davldaon\n(Pratt, Kennedy) 8:48.\nPenalties \u2014 Hamilton, Egan.\nAnother for Canadlens; Wings\nShut Out Toronto Before Huge Crowd\nNEW YORK, Jan. 14 (AP) - The\nLeague-leading Montreal Canadieni\ncooled off the high-flying Rangeri\nbefore a five-year-record crowd of\n19,897 National League hockey fans\ntonight, defeating the New Yorkers\n(-2 for their fourth itralght triumph.\nLlneupi:\nMontreal\u2014Durnan; Eddolls, Htr.\n,mon; O'Connor; Gauthier, Hiller.\nMarco\nNew York \u2014 McAuley; Moe, Watson; Demarco; Warwick, Goldup.\nMontreal subi \u2014 Bouchard, Lamoureux, Blake, Richard, Getliffe,\nChamberlain, Lach, Mosdell\nNew York subs\u2014MacDonald, Dill,\nHunt, Atanas, Thurier, Shack, McDonald, Rltson.\nReferee\u2014Bert Hedges. Linesmen\n\u2014BUI Schtrr and Sam Bibcock.\nSummary:\nTint period\u20141, Montreal, HlUer\n(Eddolls) 1:11; I, New York. Be-\nmarco  (McDonald, Warwick)  9:40.\nPenalties\u2014Goldup,  HiUer.\nSecond period\u20143, Montreal, Lach\n(unassisted) '3:49; 4. Montreal, Mosdell (Richard, Lamoureux) 7:42: 9,\nMontreal, HiUer (O'Connor) 13:95;\n8, Montreal, Eddolls (Lach)  17:44.\nPenalties\u2014None.\n\u25a0\"Third period\u20147. New York, Demarco (Goldup, Wation) 1:40; 8,\nMontreal, Moidell (Getliffe, Chamberlain) -9:17.\nPenaltlei\u2014Atanai, Mosdell, Dill.\nOanthler (major).\nSHUTOUT POR WINGS\nDETROIT, Jan. 14 (AP) - Goalie\nHarry Lumley and the Detroit Red\n-Wings scored their first shut-out\nvictory of the NsUonal Hockey\nLeague aeason tonight, blanking\nToronto 8-0 before 14.127 fans \u2014\nUrges* Detroit crowd for a league\ngame ln almost two year*.\nLlneupi:\nToronto\u2014McCool; Morris. Pratt;\nBodnar: Carr, Meti.\nDetroit \u2014 Lumley; Ouickenbuih,\nH. Jickaon: Armitrong; E. Brune-\nteip\\ Bukovltch.\nReferee\u2014Kln< Clanc Lln-nnen\n\u2014Orville Roulaton and Doug Youne\nToronto iubs\u2014Hamilton, Davidion. Kennedy, Schrlner, Backow,\nStanowikl, A. Jickson, O'Neill.\nDetroit lube\u2014Howe. M. Bruneteau, Wochy, Hollett, McAtee, Carveth, Lindsay, Seibert.\nSummary:\nFirst period\u2014No icorlng.\nPenaltiee\u2014None.\nSecond period\u20141 Detroit, Lindsay (Howe) 4:93.\nPenalty-O'Neill.\nThird peTlod-J. Detroit. M. Bruneteau (Howe) 12:51: S, Detroit, Mc\nAtee (Cirveth) 13:14.\nPenaltlei\u2014Pratt, E. Bruneteau.\nHAWKI DOWN BRUINI\nCHICAGO, Jan. 14 (AP) - A rejuvenated Chicago Hawk team made\nlti first real bid to eicape from the\nNitional League hockey cellar to-\nnight ai It ikated rough-shod over\nthe fourth-place Boiton Bruini for\n1 4-1 victory.\nThe game wei played before 19,101\nfani.\nThe Black Hawki. with three recently acquired playera making\ntheir first appearance nn Chicago\nIndium Ice, dominated play through\nmost of the flrit and ill the last\ntwo periods. Hiwk Goalie Mike\nKaraite, was not called upon to\nmake a single stop during the lait\nperiod.\nSLOANS\nLINIMENT\nfor QUICK RlUir fr_m\nMlf. NISI. IOIINIII. IUMM\naCHU, MINI HON aauisis \u2022\nIP1AINS    l_*   CHIIT    COISI\nPfNtTRATINO WARMTH\nLlneupi:\nBoston \u2014 Bibeault; Egan, Crawford; Cowley; Caln, Jennlngi.\nChicago \u2014 Karakas; Field, Simon;\nDahlstrom; Horeck, March.\nBoiton subs \u2014 Clapper, Shewchuk, Cupulo, Rozzlnl, Gaudreault,\nKen Smith, Gladu, Marlon.\nChicago subs-Clint Smith, Groi-\nso, Check; Cooper, Harms, Mosienko, McDonald, MltcheU.\nReferee \u2014 Bill Chadwick; Linesmen \u2014 Steven Meurls and Joe\nSpringer,\nSummary:\nFirst period\u20141, Boston, Cowley\n(Jennings) :28; 2, Chicago, Clint\nSmith (MOllenko) 13:44.\n^enaltlej\u2014none.    .\nSecond period\u20143. Chlcego, Check\n(Cooper, McDonald) 9:33.\nPenalty-Cain.\nThird period\u20144, Chicago, McDon\naid 2:84; 5, Chicago,\" On* \"Wiaii.\nenko) 14:48.\nPenalUes\u2014none.\nSTRIKES\nand\nSPARES\nTillicums, Swallows add MeU took\ntbe honors In Friday night's Junior\nLadles' Bowling Club play at the Oe-\nllnaa Alleyi. Blgh Individual soon\nwent to _ Keougb of the Tillicum.\nwith 304, while F. Openihiw on the\nopposing Cllpperi built up an segregate high of 148. Score, follow;\nTII.-.KTM8\nr. PreetWy   ill He\u2014 N7\nM. Keougb __ 188 306- 144\nB. DeLucretlo  lit nl\u2014 itfl\n- Magllo .\nL. Score .\nTotal\t\nairniu\nr. Openshaw\nJ. McCulloch\nJ. Bees \t\nM. Olson _\nh. Croisley .....\n174 It\u2014 287\n78 108- 114\n888 144\u20141384\nIM 168\u2014\n118 108-f\nnt Italia 111\u2014 240\n71 148- 22-\nTotal  - _   83t   872\u2014HOO\nHigh Individual Score: M. Xeough,\nKi.\nHigh Aggregate Score: r. Openahaw,\n848.\nTALCON!\n8. Moore  \u2014 104 146\u2014 141\nM. Potter   88 no\u2014 in\nB. Kunta  Ill 107\u2014 IM\nA. McMath \u2014. Hi 1.8\u2014 2tt\nI. Score  N 90\u2014 IH\nTotal  \t\nB1.A1.I.()Hp.\nL. Mitthewi\t\nH. Ollleron \t\nL. Trltei  _ _.\nM. Ulgh\t\nM. Birttett _\t\n808   810\u2014lilt\nnt\n100\n137\n113\ntt\ntft- att\n118- 3*8\nuth. ar\n131\u2014\n:X\nTotal :    tat   891\u20141218\nHigh individual Score: L. Matthewa.\n171.\nBlgh Aggregate Boon: A. McMath,\nI. Mathewi, 388.\nWOIVES\nO. Procter  ltl i_-~ mi\nM. Davies - tl 10a\u2014 Its\n3. oibbon  et i\u00ab\u00bb\u2014 asa\nW   Halsey        40    lit\u2014 ltt\nW. Friiby     101     SI\u2014 118\nTotal  430 864\u2014 \u00bb84\nMP.TS\nL. Score  40 10\u2014 to\nT. Kay  163 116- 37!\nO Monteleone  et It\u2014 ltl\nB Peacock   IM IOJ\u2014 240\nG. Wood  BS II\u2014 188\nTbtal   ,     680   417\u2014 887\nHigh Individual Soora: T Kay. lta.\nBlgh Aggregate Soon: O. Procter,\nMl.\nRedi Sign Student\nOBtfprNAtL Jin. 14 (AP) -\nCtoeiAhetl Redi SeWjtUV ilgned\n17-year-old Hermin R. Wlhmeler, e\nClncinntti American Una pitcher. Wehmeler. who pitched iii\nplayed third bue on the Bentley\nPoet team which won the American\nLegion naUonal champiomhip lait\nSummer, reporta after graduation\nfrom high Khool In June.\nBritish Soccer\nResults\nLONDON, Jan. 14  (OMUutera)\u2014\nScorei of football games played Saturday ln tbe United Kingdom:\n1BISR LEAGUE L\nBeltaat Celtic 3, Deny Olty 1.\nOUftonvllIe 1. Dtitllery t, '\nQlentofau 8, Linfield \u00a3\nSCOTUSH southern UAOTO\nAlbion Rovers 2, Hamilton Aoede\nmloeli 2.      ,<    .,\nClyde O, Rangera 3.\nHibernian J. Kuirk-0. _\nMorton 8, Hearti 1.     '\nMotherwell I, Alrdrleonlana 1.\nPartick rflstle 0, Celtic I.\nQueen's Park 9, Dumbarton 0,     ,\nSt Mirren 0, Third Lanark 0.\nlrauiv lootirr\u00ab\nAldershot 0, Brentford 1.\nAnenal 4, Millwall J.       -\nCharlton Athletic 1, Tottenham\nHotupur 2.\nClapton Orient 9, Chelsea 8.\nFult^m 0, Watford _.\nLuton Town vs Cryital Palace poitponed.      >< \u2022\nQueen Park Rangera I, Reading 0,\nSouthampton l,_ Portsmouth 4.\nWeet Ham United 8, Brighton and\nHore Albion 4.\nOTIIKH MATCIItS\nAckack Command I, Southeast\nCommand I.\nOUUngham 18, London University 1.\nLondon Dlitrict 7, lastern Command 6,\nSCOTTISH NORTIIF.AHTI.IIN IX VOW:\nAberdeen vs Dunfermline postponed.\nDundee United 8, Raith Hovers a.\nFalkirk 8, Arbroath 9.\nn_,ngers 8, last Fife 0.\nLEAGUE CUP QUALIFYING\nCOMPETITION\nAberdeen AthleUc I, Bath Olty 4.\nAccrlngton Stanley 2, Preiton North-\nend 1.\nBarnsley 8, Leeds United 0.\nBlackburn Rovers 8, Rochdale 9,\nBlackpool 4, Bumlelgh 0.\nBolton 1, Everton 8.\nBradford Olty 3, Hull t% 1.\nBristol City a, Swansea Town 1.\nCardiff City 8, Lovells Athletic 0.'\nCoventry City 1, Birmingham 2,\nDarlington 3, Sunderland 9.\nDerby County 8, Nottingham Forest\nHartlepools United 1, Oate'hiad 10.\nHuddersfield Town 2, Manchester\nUnited 3, ,\nLincoln City l, Doncaster Revere I,\nLiverpool 4, Stockport County L\nManchester City a. Halites Town 8.\nMtddlebrough 6, Newcastle United\nNotts County 1, Chesterfield 8.\nOldhsm Athletic 9, Bury 0.\nPortvale 0, Cheater 9.\nRotherham United . Sheffield United 4.\nSheffield Wedneeday 8, Orlmiby\nTom 8.\nTranmere Rovers 0, Southport I.\nWolverhampton Wanderen s, orewe\nAlexander 1.\nWreshun 9, Stoke Olty 1,\nTork City vt Bradford poitponed.\nWaleall 0, Northampton 1.\nGLASGOW AND DISTRICT UIIBVK\nAlrdrleonlan 1, Motherwell 9.\nCeltic 8, St. Minen 4.\nDumbarton 8, Queens Perk I.\nKilmarnock 1, \u25a0Hibernian 4.\nThird Lanark 0, Partick Thlatle 8.\nRllOBY UNION\nSt. Mary's Hoipital I, Cardiff Medicals O,\nAldenhot Servlee I, St. Thomai\nHospiUl 10.\nBath 3, RAJ. 0.\nExeter 3, R.A.F. 9.\nNewport 18, New Zealand Servlcee\n18.\nNorth Walea 9, Western Command\nII-\nSouth Wales 6, Sir Robert Webber's\nHockey Scores\nBY THI CANADUN FR.'.f. S\nSATURDAY\nMANITOBA INTER-DIVISION   '\nJUNIOR\nWinnipeg Hangers (South) 8, Winnipeg Esquires (North) 4 (overtime).\nALBERTA HRVICI UNIOR    '\nCurrie  Army 7,  R.C.A.F.  Mui-\ntangs 4.\nALBERTA-8A8KATCHEWAN\nExhibition Junior\nEdmonton Canadian Athletic Club\n(, Rtgint Commandoi 8.\nANTIQONHH-PIOTOU.\nCOLCHESTER IINIOR LIAOUI\nPictour 6, SL Francii Xivier Univenlty I.\nNew Glasgow 9, Debert R.CJUT.\nS.\nHALIFAX IINIOR LIAOUI\nHMCS. Cornwallis 11, Halifax\nNaVy 8.\nNORTHERN   SASKATCHEWAN\nrcitifSp\nSaskatoon Navy 8,  Prlnoe  Albert\nBlack Hawks I (overtime).\nEXHIBITION JUNIOR\nMoose Jaw Canucks I, Winnipeg\nMonarch! 4.\nONTARIO JUNIOR \"A\"\nSt. Michiel'i college I, Oshawa 1.\nOilt Bed Wings 3, St. Catherines\nFalcons 0.\nONTARIO JUNIOR **_\nWoodstock Bed Winn I. Stratford\nKroelers 8.\nQUEBEC BENIOl LEAGUE\nSATURDAY\nMontreal 4. Quebeo 8.\nHull 8, Ottawa 9.\nSUNDAY\nQuebec a, Montreal 4.\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nSATURDAY\nShawinigan rails 8, Cornwall 1.\nSUNDAY\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nCornwall 4, Shawinigan Falls 0.\nNATIONAL LIAOUI\nMontreal 8, Detroit I.\nToronto I, Boeton 1.\nAMERICAN LEAOl'E\nHenhey 4, Buffalo 0.\nFrovldsnce 8, Pittsburgh I.\nINTERPROVINCIAL LIAOUI\nSUNDAY\nLachlne 10, Valleyfield 8.\n183-Game Pacific\nCoast Schedule\nSAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13 (AP)\n\u2014Directors of the Pacific Coest\nbaieball meeting agreed today open\nIn 183-gama playing ichedult for\nthli year, opening March 11 and\nerldlng Sept. 22. There will be e\ntotal of IM playing days.\nThe dlrecton entered the nationil baseball picture slso when they\nofficially, proposed the name of\ntheir President, Clarence Rowland,\nIt s csndldstt for tbe office of nations! commissioner.\n\u2022 NtAD TO CONTINUE\n, PHOINtrt. Afli, Jm 14 (AT)-*-\nSimmy Sneed, Rot Springs. Vi,\ngolfer botbWed by a bick ailment\nIn tht Photnlx open, laid tonight\nhe would continue pley with the\ntraveling pros at least to Tucson,\nArlr. next itop on the tournament\nclrculL\nLiverpool Leads;\nBristol Second\nBy FRED BACKHOUSE\nCanadian Pratt Itaff Wrlttr\nLONDON, Jan. 13 (CP Cable) -\nLiverpool led the field In League\nCup qualifying soccer competition\ntoday, winning 4-1' tt home against\na strong Stockport tttm thtt made\nthem work hard toi ttit victory.\nWith eight points from four games\nBristol City, which defeated Swansea Town S-l, itood tecond in the\ntable but Lovell's Athletic tnd\nBurnley lott their 100 per cent cletn\nCup record. Lovell's record Wu\nblanked 3-0 by Cardiff City while\nBurnley, facing what probably wil\nBlackpool's finest team of the seaion, went down 4-1 for lti first defeat In ll matchei.\nPIRST VICTORIES\nLeicester * City, with t much-\nchanged lide, bttt, Minefield 8-3.\nBath, Blackburn tnd Chatter registered their firtt victor lei in the\ncompetition tnd Sheffield Wednesday, playing at home, drew 3-2 with\nGrimsby Town. Three clubs, Notts\nCounty, Swansea and Walsall itill\ntre without t singlt point.\nBtth won .4-3 from Aberdeen Athletic, Blackburn defeated Rochdale,\n3-2, Cheater defeated Portvale 2-0.\nChesterfield bested Notts County 3-\n1, Bristol City defeated Swansea\nTown 3-1, and Northampton won\n1-0 from Walsall.     \u2022\nTottenham continued to pace tha\nLeague South by defeating Charlton Athletic 2-1 end as Chelsea,\nBrentford and West Ham all won\nno change was recorded ln the first\nfour    places.    Charlton's    defence\n\u00a3}\nuvtd thtm from a heevler dtfttt\nthin tht 2-1 icore Tottenham tcor\ned. Cheliea beat Clapton prlent\n8-2, Brentford could htvt won\nmuch mort cully tt Aldenhot thin\nby tht 1-0 tcort but for poof ihooting tnd Wut Htm mtdt t ipectao\nulu recovery after   being   three\nSoale down In tha iecond half to\neteat Brighton 3-4.\nMighty Anenal ihocked thtir\nsupporters tmong tht 30,000 crowd\nat London by changing ends while\nt gotl behind Mllwall but the rearrangement'of tht attack, plus Injurlu which reduced Mllwall to\nnine men, helped them win 4-1.\nRANOIRS TRIUMPlT.\nThc itar match la thl Scottiih\nSouthern Ltagut wu Clyde's daih\ntflth Rangen whloh Singen won\n2-0 with two lecond-half goals before a crowded itadlum\u201eThe mttch\nprobably wai decisive In the league\nehampionahip net tlnct Rtngers'\nvictory widened to thret points\ntheir league lead, Clyde now li\nthird In thl llit wlft Hibernian md\nMothwell tied lor iecond plici, although Motherwell hu t comfortable mtrgln In goal percentage.\nIn thl Scottiih Northeaitern\nLeague, Hangen strengthened\ntheir hold on the top rung by defeating Eait Fife 34. They now\nare three Dolnti ahead of Eut Fife.\nNear the tail of thli circuit Falkirk\ngained by beating Arbroath 8-2.\nBruins Sign Thorns\nBOSTON, Jan. 14 (AP)-Botton\nBrulm of the National Hoekey\nLeague Saturday tnnounctd tht\nsigning of Bill Thorns, veteran\ncentre, left winder tnd defencemtn\nrecently releued by tbe Chicago\nBlack Hawks. Hi will Join thl\nBruini here Tuesday night\nF.A.C. Bargains\nF.A.C. Button outscored Dodger\nBantami 7-1 la t Bantam Hockiy\nLeigut gunt Saturday morning,\nthough the game, outiide the icore,\nwu by no meani one-iided.\nJimmie Todd wai ai uiual thl\nbig icoring nolle for F.A.C., getting\nfivt tallica, Magllo add Brown getting the other two. Roddy Ctr*\nmichttl wai credited with two ai-\nsisti, tad Magllo' tad Young with\nont uch. Little wu tht Dodger\nscorer, Chalking up tht first tally\nof tht guat on Morei' pin, Hill\ndid flnt work la tht Dodgtr gotl,\ntnd at leait thret of tht ihoti that\ngot by him Juit mined the goal-\npoet\nBrlsn Johnitonend Cooptr served\nUrns for tht winnen, lad Grundy,\nDelPuppo tnd Moru tor tht loieri.\nTeami were:\nF.A.C.-Ogenikl, foil; C. Magllo,\nYoung, R. Brown, R, Carmlchael,\nJim Todd, Ted Cooper, B. Johniton,\n0. Johnion, Langridge, W. Carmlchael, D. Boat.\nDodgera\u2014Majr, foil; i Mores, IL\nJohnson, Little, Ludlow, DelPuppo,\nNutter, Cumin, Lythgoe, Grundy,\nPin.\nReferees\u2014Bob Pitts, Lorne Irwin;\nScorekeeper tnd Tlmekeper, Bob\nlunnear.\nLONDON (OP)\u2014The Ministry of Informition plana to make a to-mlnute\nmovie baaed on the Oovernment\nWhite Paper on the United Kingdom's\nwar effort. Aotual peg ea wUl be lho#n\non the screen, bolstered with some of\nthe Ministry'! 8,000,000 photographs.\nNIUON DAILY NlWt, MONDAY, JANUARY Tl, 1945 - T\nChil. Wins Opener\nSANTIAGO, Chile, Jtn. 14 (AP)\n\u2014Chill woa tht opener of the South\nAmerltsn National Soccer Championship tournament by beating tc\nuador 5-3 before t crowd at 60,000\ntodty. Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia,\nUruguty and Braill trt tlto tntered\nIn tbe tournament, but have aot yet\npliyii    ,     ,       \u25a0 .   '\u2022;\nMM. Midgets\nDewn Panthen\nlid by Bob Pickering, who per-\ntonally aetted teven goelt, MRK.\nMidgeti ran up t 13-4 icon on the\nPanther Midgeta In in urly morning Midget Hockey Letgut gtme\nStturdty. Irwin tad Chrlslenson\neech vetted two tad Bob Pitta tnd\nBont one each, tor M.R.K. The 18\ngoali oaly garnered three uslsti,\nhowe^r, Irwin getting two tad\nApoitoliuk oat.\nFor tbt Panthers, Hopwood tcortd twice, lnd Leeming end Valentine once ttch. Vilentine got two\nMilt*\nThi only pentlty of tht gunt\nwent to Apostoiluk, M.R.K.\nTumi wert:\nM.R.K.: Elmore, foal; R. Pickering, - Smith, R, Bone, Apoitoliuk,\nR. Pitta, Irwin, Chrlstenion.\nPanthers: Zeznik, goal; Leeming,\nCarney, F. Hopwood, Carlson, Hay-\nward, Valentine, Milbourn.\nReferee: Jack Whitehead; score-\nkeeper aad timekeeper, Bob Kinnear.\nHigh Hoopsters\nBeaten in\n(reslon Games\nNelion High School Bomberi tad\nBomberettei returned Sundiy from\nCreiton, where thty WIN mindly\ndefeated la two buketball fames,\nby Creston teami Saturday. Creston Olrls beat tht Bomberettes,\n30-10 and thi Cruton Boyi best\nBomberi 27-7, Thl Cruton teams\nare leaders tn thl lut Koottnty\nbaiketball and both gimei were\ntut tad in mtny placu ipeetacular.\nAttar tbt gtmu tht Nelsonites\nwtrt entertained at t bmquet tnd\ndance. Mri. Finch, W. Elmu and\nseveral mporten from thl High\nSchool, iccomptnltd tht teami on\nthl Journey.\nA box of applei wu preiented\nto the Nelion players by A. Logan,\nC.P.R. agent it Creston, while the\ntetm waited for tht Wttt bound\ntrain Sunday morning.\nThi teams wtn!\nBomberettes: Frances Boyes, captain; Hannah Bulk, Rosalie \"mut,\nLoli Whlmster, Dolores Ward, Nina\nPatenon,'Kathleen Wilion,' Joan\nHunter, Doris Fletcher, tad Mary\nLou Donaldson.    **\"\nBomben: Allan Deschampi, ctptaln; Ron Lyon, Jim Ball, Don Buchanan, Stan Fisher, Art Winitsn-\nley, BIU PosUethwaite, Vm Htll,\nGordon Hall.iand Jim Cortjet <\nRefereei wit* F. Martello wi\nMr. Thorpe.\n--.-.\n<We took tlie UiriVeue apart\nEuclid, brilliant Creek mathematician,\nexplored ntw realms oj science, amd analyzed th* universe into points, Unit, anglts,\ncurvu, surfaces and solidt. Hil Eltments oj\nGeometry, beu been in ntt, practically unchanged, Ihrough 2000 ytan. lSruf worlds tj\nknaultdgt wir* opined through Euclid's\nnt**rtb.\nRESEARCH itill goei forwird. Twenty-\nfour years tgo industrial research with\nNickel wti greatly intensified. The\nNickel laboratories in Canadi, the United '\nStttei tnd Grtlt Britain hin tine*\ndiscovered hundreds of new Ways io\nwhich Nickel and iu alloyi can be aged\nto mtke better producti, Thii research\nhit been \u2022 valuable lid in the great\nexpansion of Canada's Nickel induitry.\nWhen the wu U won, then laboratories,\nwill igain direct their efforti toward new\npeacetime   uses  for  Canadian  Nickel.\nThey will be tided by the great itore of\nknowledge gained during the war.\nCanadian engineeri and metallurgists;\nwho are conittntly seeking better materials with which to make better products,\ntre invited to mtke use of this store of\ninformition obtained through thi yetn\nof Nickel reiearch. <\nThui will science and induitry, working\ntogether, broaden the uie of Nickel, and\nso help keep the Ctntditn Nickel minei\nind planti openting and men employed.\n0(\/CH RESEARCH\nAid\nCanadian Nickel\ni\nTHE  INTERNATIONAL  NICKEL  COMPANY  OF CANADA,  LIMITED,  25  KING STREET  WEST, TORONTO\n'\u25a0-     ' mi \u25a0rlirt^\n L.\n v\n TP^iw\n\u2022 \u2014 MILSON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, JANUARY IS, IMS\n*_.*. &\nTODAY'S News Pictures\n.'    PLSNTY OF ACTION HEBE ON 7TH ARMY\nFRONT: Gunnen ef Lleut-Qen. Alexander Patch's\n7th Army are ttfazlng away from behind a haystack\nIn the Bienwald foreit, near Schelbenhardt,  Ger\nmany. Reporti from the front Indicate that the\nGermani are counterattacking on the Seventh^\n\u2022ector now In in \u25a0tte-.tipt, preiumably, to take prei-\niure off the ven Rurrt-stedt laltent on the Flnt\nArmy front.\nr*\n_\nPOST-WAR FAMILY CRUISER: The fictory ll ill set to roll\nwith thli family cruiser-type slplana called \"Voyager 125\". Production\nwlll bt itarted 90 dayi after V-Day\u2014or after wartime restriction! are\nremoved. Tht pltnt combines safety, reliability, ruggtdneia and utility af the \"Flying Jeen\" being produced by Stinson tor the U. S.\nArmy n observation, utility and ambulance planes. It oan carry\nthrte sr four passengers, and hae a range of 470 miles. Ntw conveniences for the pilot Including limplified iteerlng wheel, automotive-\ntype starter, push-pull button for locking parking brakei, compact\nrtdlo Installation on dashboard, and full vision windscreen tnd window! ihown In thli Inttrior vitw of the new thlp.\nPAWN! OF WAR MOVED AGAIN: Given ytt inother heart-\nbreaking above In the game of war civilian pawm of battle, theee\nBelgian, flat before tht advancing Nul hordes rolling over tneir\nhomeland In Belgian-Luxembourg break-through offensive. Forced\nte fltt from their homes again thty await ihelter that la being arranged for them by American authorltlei.\nKINO AND QUIIN OF WINTIFt: Rov Rogers, cowboy film\niter, and Vera Rhuba Raliton, screen Mr an* former skating champion of Caeebottovikli wtrt crowned Likt Placld'i king and quttn tf\nwlnttr. Coronation oertmonloe tttk piece in-New Yttr'l it lha\nOlympic Arena  _  Ltkt Plaold, Ntw York, luring Mn annual  lee\n**t**m\nMAKING CIO LAST: Thll way\nfor gtttlng by, while tht cigarette\nshortage fs making It tough In tha\nUnited Statei, li Barbara Marshall'! Idu.-Shl cuti a cigarette\nInto about list sections and imekei\ntheie piecei In a long-stemmed\nplpt with miniature bowl.\nFRIMATS OF ENGLAND: RL\nRtv. Geoffrey Francii Filher, 67,\nI former tchoolmnttr with only\n12 ytan of tctivt clerical icrvice\nhu bttn nimtd by the King ii\nArchblihop of Canterbury and\nteth Prlmitt ef all England. Dr.\nFiiher, Lord Blihop ef London,\nwill lucceed Dr. Wllllim Temple,\nwhe died Oct 29.\nHEROINE) Margaret \"Peggy\"\nHlnry ef Pareskala, Ohio, ia back\nIn Parii after a breath-taking\nescape through Qtrmin llnee In\nLuxembourg. The beiutlful\nblonde Rtd Croat worker, known\nta tht \"lttt rott of no-mtn'a lind,\"\nwis itatloned with a 1000 yards\nof Qerman lines at an army diviiion rttt olub when tht Ger-\nmini launched thtlr drivt agalnit\nUlt Flnt Army. She continued\nworking at her olub during otn-\nllnuous bombing by the Null\nuntil the rumble of approaching\nenemy Unki could be heard. Ordtrtd to oover Peggy ind two\nwomen lompanloni wtn aided\ntor iomt soldiers at ihey eftpt\nalong, hugging walli ef bulldlngi\nuntil they came ta I road. Liter,\nthey reached Bastogne still under\nhttvy fin. end had Christmai\ndinner with thi troops on Uie. run,\n\u25a0nd fimlly miniged to giln Mas\nlerte and ufety,\nTWO-NEEDLE MITTENS: Juit\nlooki Whit \"iplffy\" mlttem you\ncm mikt on two needles for the\nchildren. Knit of sport yarn In I\nitrilght piece, they work up fait.\nUie bits of left-over wool for\nstripes on theie giy, well-fitting\nmittens. Pittern 071 eonttlni direction! for mlttem, sizes 4, 6, 8,\n10.\nSend 20 cents for this pattern to\nThe Nelion Dally Newi, Needle-\ncraft DepL, Nelion. Write plainly\npattern number, your name and\naddress. Patterni will be mailed\nto your home in about 16 dayi.\nThere mey be iome further delay in delivery becauie of the\nlarge Increue In orderi during\nthe  preient  season.\n9266\nAUNT HET\nf\u2014 ?OBEHT OUILLEN\n_. -__mTtemmlmm.l*. _.*!*.\nnet. THREE TIMES WP _t_f\n_b MACKEREL AM*\nFLOFPED aim\n\\ joiHiN-mr-Yo^A'\n J MAN\/*- .\nHOTHM? \/ WHEN THAR1 A\n___AJ_  fun. MOON.'.'\n\"What putties me la why they shut\nthat bl| maaeslne out o' the malls\nand atlll let folka mall books that are\ntoo nasty to handle without a ahovel\nV_T_  SAUIB\n*We can tree* our ancestry btck\nto\u2014to -well. I don't know exactly\nwho, but we've been dee\u00ab**<*'>\u00bb\ntor oenturlu!'\n.__\u00a3-__-!_\nGOOO TOST HOME\nTOME EASyGHAlR-\nr  s\nI'M GLAD SHE LGPT\nSLEEPIM THffOUSH-\nr\n.2-24\n, ME FOR THE\n_*. lyvjr-Z-fuSmH\nwave a V domt **__\nQUt-TlZ\\KN0W TUEK6S\nPOUNDOPfA WM* ONf\nBUTTER?\ntm mi P>.\n^DOMT V V\nKNOWIUEBH\nISA WAR\n1 SMdDl\nJ_t\n-ta-ion   -mCVtihi   IS\nALL-PURPOSE FROCK: Smart ! _.\nfrock, supple ilde closing. Pittern 9266, printed or plain fabric.\nUlt remnant or btlt pirt of in old\nfrock for contrut trim. Embroidery trtniftr for yokt Included.\nPittern KM (rayon, cotton)\nsizes 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46,\n48. Size 36, V\/, yards 39-ln.; % yd.\ntrim.\nSend 20 centa for thla pattern to\nThe Nelton Dally Ntwt, Needle-\ncraft Dtpt, Ntlion. Write plainly\npattern number, your name and\naddress. Patterns wlll be milled\nto your home In ibout 11 daye.\nThert may be iome further de-\nley In delivery becauie of the\nlarge Increue In orden during\nthe  present  leaaon.\nAs KVU\nCHAR6E4\nHER'WrfH\nMURDER,\nDESIRE\nLlotrTSA\nCIGARETTE\nLOUtPWITH\nCHUXAttTO-\nWfNOHe*\n(TEAR Stt)\nAUD THROW\nIT AT __\\\n- z\n\u2022\u25a0_\n-,___\nTHE ONES TO\ni.r-0\u00abr_.\nt3U POOR._.._\nVl WChYT DREAR\nIOU HAD SUCH\nI CASE Of WR\nMRVES.\nWtsk o* Praytr\nObserved, Nakusp\nRAKUnr. B.C - Tuesday evening\ncommenced the Worlds Annual Wees\nM Prmr wbicb bu for \u00bbT years never\nbeen broken, under til autpieta ol\ntne Oanadian Council ot Churches of\nIhe Department of Ivantelletan. Rev\nF M B Oilbert and Rev tf I n\nDovwy axe unitlni for lervteee alternatively la the Bt. Mark's AmllraiP\nChurch uid the Unltrd church\nTbe bull nf Ihe week's lllb.act N\nla be the \"I\/snd'e Prayer -\nHMAUUIR\nMt. YUTSH, WU _ IMO\nOiMtMKl XH   - OH*-\nKK A UW mt\u2014U,\n'    ft*,\nserMiNW!]\n...__\n____________\n^\t\n_______\u00ab\u00ab\u25a0\n CLASSIFIED\nPHONE 144\nBIRTHS\nBHEILL\u2014To Mr. and Mrs. Fred\nShell! of Needles, at the glocan Com-\nimmlty Hospital, New Denver, on\nWednesday. January 10, a daughter.\nDEITA\u2014To Mr. and Mrs. E. Detli\nOf Silverton. at the slocan Community\nHospital. January 0. a daughter.\t\nHELP WANTED\nMAID POR GENBRAL HOUSE WORK\nIn bualne&i people's home, no children. Muit be capable and goo.i\ncook. Private room. No heavy worn\nIW.ou per month, box 3U5 Dally\nNawa. \t\nWANTED: WOMAN TO CARE FOR\nchildren and tmall home, Wagea |36\na month wHh room and board. Ap-\nply Mra. John Meyera, Rosemont.\nVANTpD\u2014Q1RD  POR   WHOLESALS\noirice -work. Apply In writing, atatlng\nexperience to National selective Ker\nvloe.\t\nliAft FOR DAIRY, NO MILKING TO\ndo. Fruitvale Dairy, Fruitvale, BO\nSITUATIONS WANTED\nSpecial low ratei [or non-commercial advertisement! under thu\nclassification to aaalit people .seeking tmployment. Only 38c [or one\nweek (6 days, covers any number\nof required Unei. Payable in advance   Md 10c If box number i*\ndeelred.      x \t\nfcXf'KRiKNCED COOK DESIRES EM-\nployraent preferably In mining or\nlogging camp, capable ol handling\nlarge crewa. Will go anywhere. Ap-\nply Selective Service.\t\n\u2022Capable lady will do dress-\nmaklng alterationi and children!\naewlng. Excellent references. Mra\nWilliam Waring, 915 Qbiervatory et\nPhone 763-Y.\t\nStAN WOULD LIKE OBNBRAL WORK\ncm farm, with living quarteri for\nfamily. Box 3173 Daily Wewi-\nfcoUNQ WOMAN WANT& HOUSE-\nkeepora Job. Haa boy of 12, Apply\nBox 3203 Dally News.\t\nPUBLIC NOTICES\n\"OOVERNMENT UQUOR ACT\"\n(Section 38)\nFOTICE OT APPLICATION rOR CON-\nBENT TO TRANSFER OP BEER Ll-\n'CENCS\nNOTICE Ifl HEREBY given that\n<Bn the 2nd day of February, 1046 the\n\u2022Undersigned Intend to apply to the Liquor Control Board Ior consent to\ntransfer of Beer Licence No C69B, la-\n\u25a0ued In respect to premises being part\ncf a building known ai \"Queena Hotel\", utuatt at 621 Baker Street, Nelwn, British Columbia, upon lands deicribed as Lot Eleven (11). Block Two\n<2), Nelion Land Registration District,\nfrom Hans Sigurd Matheion and Roy\nAlbert Matheson to Joseph Beydak.\nformerly of Vancouver ln the province\nof British Columbia, and now of Nelton In the Province aforesaid and Mary\nBeydak, hla wife of the same place.\nDATED at Nelson, British Colum-\ntia, this 3rd dsy of January, A.D, 1945\nJ. BEYDAK.\nMART BEYDAK.\n Applicants and Transferees\nBALE OP GOVERNMENT MATERIAL\nTenders are Invited for the pur-\nShase of certain scrap material, the\nproperty of the provincial Government, located on and about the old\n\u2022fetr-mlll site on Lot 7732. Kootenay\nDlitrict (vicinity of the *'red bridge\",\nPend d'Oreille River.\nSaid material consists of an old\n\u2022team boiler; approximately 50 feet\nof 1% Inch wire cable; 30 feet of fl\nInch st**am pipe and 30 fe\u00abt of *_*.-\n\u2022ortM ihaftlng.\nTenden will be received by the undersigned up to noon nf the 31st instant and must be accompanied by <i\nmarked check for the full amount\noffered and for not lesa than the upset prloe of IM.O0.\nThe highest or any tender not ne-\n\u2022e-saarlly accepted.\nDtted at Nelson, B.C., January 15th,\n1045.\nJ.  CARTMEL\nOmrrnment Acent\nBUSINESS AND\nPROCESSIONAL DIRECTORY\n,\\s,.\\v_.ltN AND MINE\n HBlmgjWTATIVBIj\ni   W    W1PDOWUON,   PROVINCUL\nAssayer, 30l  Josephine Bt,, flcUim\nH.    B.    ELMES,    ROSSLAND,    B~'2.\nAssayer, chemlat, M_n\u201e repre_pcn va\nT__ WES'l U.UU1BNAV QBT9 UP\nUct. -10 Kootenay Bt   Nelaon  g O\nA J BUU- Independent Mim K-pre,\neenlutlve   Box 54   frail, BC _\nBlUlUIMI CUN-KAIIUH..\nNE1.SON   BUiL-JlNO   (JON.'KACSOBS\nNa Jobi loo em_.ll or too ltr|e.\nP-no-ae 530    _ B07 Front at\ni-ii iimi-ii Ai'i tins\nJ COUN Mci_A_U_N, ut;.. (JlllltO-\npractic X-ray yplnography blrand\nTheatre oidg^ lull, B.C FhtjBj il*\nENUINKKKS \u00bbNU SI\u25a0llVI.VOUi.\nIt. W. HAUOEN, U._i__ MIL) CIVIL\nEnglneel. B.C. Und Surveyor\nRoaaland and Qrand Forka, B.C\nBull} V- Arf_.m.ti, Hi bOitE _T\nNelann. B C  Surveyor and Enguiwr\nINHDHANtH AMI HEAL hsi Ait ,\nCH-US    P    MCHAKDV.   iNSuhabOE\nHeal Eatate   Phone 135\nMACHINISTS\nBENNEiT'B  LiMiTEU\nMachine Shop, acetylene and electric\nwelding, motor rewinding\ncommercial  refrigeration\nPhone 59: VU Vernon at\nb_J.v_.NSON'-. MACHlN-.-i-UOl. --\nSpecialists ln mine and mill work\nMachine work, light and heavy\nElectric and Acetylene welding.\n108  Vernon  St., Nelaon       Phone tt\n-\\ \u2014 l   I At TOIIII..N\nLAWSONS SASH PAeTOR*\nHardwood Merchant        373 Baker St\nSIXIINU HANI) W'OBEH\nWE    BUY.    SELL   AND   EXCHANGE\nWhat  have vou? Ph   634   Ark Store\nPERSONAL\nWHEN   IN   VANCOUVER   BTO?   AT\nAline!  Hpjtel  U_ip   C   P   H   Depot\n3____NDOtt lAt-US-'B ARK EtPEC-\ntlve. 2 weeka aupply 11; ta weeka\n\u26665 at Fleury a Pharmacy, __\nJ. CHESS\nSecond Hind Dealer\nPhone  1081 634 Vernon Bt.\n25c LI0M PHOTO-25c\nP.O. Box 484, Vanoouve.\nAny 8-e_.p. roll developed and print,\ned 25c. Reprtnta 3c. free 6k7 coupon.\nHELP ABOLISH CRU8L TRAPPING\nmethods. Join the ASS'!. FOR PROTECTION OF FUR-BEARWO ANIMALS. For Information write Sec'y\nBC. Branch. 1281 Ducheu Ave..\nWest Vancouver.\nFILMS DEVELOP-TO AND _>RINT_[6\n(9 or 8 exposure roll) 25c Reprtnta\n3c each For your map-hots, choose\nKryital Finiali Guaranteed non-fade\nprima Kryatal Photos. Wilkie, Baa-\nkatchewan.    Eatabllihed    over    10\nSTOP THAT ITCH\nPrurttue. Itching Anna, Rectum. et\u00ab,\nlty treatment ls successful, reeuiti\nguaranteed, highly recommended\nMany Testimonials. Price 12 50. W\nLucaa. 2880 Parlter Vancouver, BO\nSTOP 8UPFERINO FROa rOLLOW-\nIng itomach Disorders; Acid eton\/\nch Indigestion. Heartburn, Coated tongue, Bad Breath Bick Headaches, etc Uae Bilk's itomact powder No 1. prepared by eiperlenoed\nPharmacist It must glre Immediate\nresult* or money back. II 00. 13 00\nEllk'a Medicine Company. Dept 43\nSaskatoon   Saak\nBTOP ITCH-MO TORTBR-CS OF\nec_*raa, psoriasis, ringworm, athlete's foot and other skin Irritations with E'.;k'a Ointment No t\nprescription of noted akin specialist Itch relieved promptly\nskin healed quickly or money refunded 11 00. II00 Mall orderi\nfilled promptly Order today from\nBilks Medicine Co. Dept 41. Sukatoon   flask\nWAITED, MISCELLANEOUS\n\u2022hip us tour scrap metals oh\niron  Any quantity Top prices paid\nAcUve Trading Company  918 Pow\nell  8t    Vanrouver   B   C\t\nIt\"andard RECEIPT BOOKS *~~B_T*\noelpts to page with dupliesu sheet-.\nNelson   Dailv   New\u00ab   Prlntlnn   I>D*\nWaNT\u00bb3^000D SIZED CHINA  CA*\nbinet. fairly new Phon* 40fl\nfcllP   YOUR  HIDE8~t6  J   P~MoTv\ngan. Nelson. BC\nfROPERTY, HOUSES, fARMS\nCANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY FARM\nland, partially Improved and un-\nlmprovM, also gracing land In the\nProvince! ol Alberta and Saskatchewan. Desirable terms. Por particulari apply to Awt. Supt. Salei., OOfl\nI>pt Natural Rft.-w.uror... Calgary\nWHY NOT CHANaI~Y~OUT*t PIRE IN-\n\u25a0urance on Household Effects Ui *\nn,OATER ALL^tlRK POLICY Thin\nprotects you agnlnjit Fire and Thett\nand many other bawrdi either at\nhome or travelling. Aik us for particular*   C   W. Appleyard and Co.\nftrlcuu flaily ^Jruio\nTelephone 144\nClassified Advertising Rats\nlie per line per Insertion\n44c per line per week ifl conseo-\nt-tlTt insertions (or cott of 4)\n\u2022 l-l a line a month (30 times)\n-.tinlmum 3 lln.s pp-r lnaertlon\nItppi   niimbera   lie   eitra    Thla\n\u00abpvers any number ot times\nPUBLIC   (I.tMIALI   NtlTK'lt-S.\nTmilElts   FTC\n1 no per line flrit insertion, and\n14c earh mtieeqpjrnl inurtlon\nALL  AJIOVI AATU HH8  10%\nroit pnoMn payufnt\n\u25a0 FBCIAI   I nu   HATr.l\nNon rommerclil it last lon I\nWauled for t.V for anr reonlred\nnnmt-er of lines for ill days, payable In adranee.\nSUBSCHIPTION R.ATM\n(Ilngle  cwpy   . 9     08\nBy carrier, per wuk\nIn   adeance    _\u2014     is\nBy carrier  per year __\u00ab_.__. 13 00\nBr malli nui.hip- Niliont\nt>n#  month      ... I    TB\nThree months 2 00\nHli months \u2014 100\nOns vsal      _\u2014_._   I 00\nAt\u2014Tt rat#s apply In Csnids\nPolled Stats, suit tinUM KUik-\nd,.m to mhsrrllter. Ilflng oiitalils\nrsBular carrier aria\nKliewhere snn ui OanicH \u2022hers\neitra |).wtnie pi reijtil'e,! rtnl\nmntilh 11 ^0 three monthi SI no\nsli m.-nlhi I* no. ons ,., IIMKl\nFARM, GARDEN & NURSERY\nNUT TOEIS \u2014 ORDER  NOW.  ___t\nj     circulars    Write   Canada'i   leading\nproduoer  of superior early bearing\nnut   trees,   Jack   Oellatly,   Box   19,\nWeetbank. BC,\nLIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND\nFARM SUPPLIES, ETC.\nMORE THAN EVER BEFORE\ntl It necessary to raise OOOD BIRDI\nTwenty-five years of effort and experience li behind the production of our\nfamous chlcki Help to KN-iUltK ymtt\nSUCCESS by ordertnt your chlcka\neaily from one of our Hatcheries,\nPricea per 100,        Unaewd \u2022 Pulleu\nWhite Leghorn, 114.00    129 00\nHooks, Reds.\nNew Hampi.......\u2014.\u2014    11.00    1800\nLight SUSHI       17 00     30.00\nLeghorn CkU 43 for 100:\nHeavy Ckle  .   tor 100\n\u25a0OPER CHICKS PftOM fLOCM\nHEADED BT R.O.P  MALES\nUghorna   .....     10.00     12.00\nItocks, Reds,\nNew Hsmps.       17.00     32.00\nLe\u00bbhoni Ckle. M\u2014100\nHeavy  CkU   910\u2014100.\n90% Seiing accuracy guaranteed\nOrder   NOW\u2014avoid   dlaappointment\n\u2022nd remember\u2014\n\"IT\u00bb RJtSULTS THAT COUNT.\"\nRump&Sendall\nmini *\u2014m ,.TD jgg\u00ab|      ,   IllP-Wia\nBOX N. LANQLEY PIIAIHIK. B.C,\nBoi N. _   \"ernon. S.C.\n(Branch Hatchery)\nMACHINERY\nLawrence\n_\nManufacturing\nCo.\nProducts\nLogging Donkey Hoist*.\nRoad-Making Machipery\nFluid-Drive Gasolln\u00ab-Pow\u00abr\nUnitt.\nMndi ln B. C.\nDiitributed Ly\nj Nelson Machinery\nEquipment Co.\nNELSON, B C.\n214 Hill St Nelion\nPLACE YOUR ORDERS POR QUAL-\nHy Leghorn and New Hampshire\nchlcka now, to get preferred dates.\nAll oux chlcka hatched are from gov.\nernrnent approved stock. Thousand.\nof chicks were hatched and sold to\nmany satUfled customers ln different parte of B.O. Send for Information, catalogue and price lUt.\nNew Siberia Farm, A. Balakehln,\nChilllwack, B.C.\nATTENTIOfTpoULTRYMENl\nEFFICIENT MANAGEMENT in\nraising chicki is ESSENTIAL. Our\nbooklet \"RAISING CHICKS FOR\nPROFIT' will help you to raise a\nhealthy flock and AVOID LOSSES.\nIt containi valuable information on\nraising from day old to laying itage,\nfeeding formulai, etc. 25o p\u00abr copy:\nFree to customers.\n*^_M_____I\nBox *N,    Langley, Prairie, B. C.\nBABY OHICKB, NBW HAMPSHIRE,\napproved and bloodtested stock,\ngood utility stock 113.00 per 100.\nSexed pulleu. 138.00 per 100. Seied\noockenU 19.00 per 100. Order well\nahead. Ollley Ave. Hatohcty, John\nQoodman, 1655 Ollley Ave., New\nWestminster, B.C.\nCHICKS - CHICKS - t-HICKS\u2014\nBrtedera of New Hampshire and\nWhite Plymouth Rock chicks. One\ngrade only. The beet we can produce. Writ* for free oopy of BC\nUnlveralty poultrr coat aurvey. W.\nW. 8evmotir. Duncan, B C.\nCHICKS - WS ARE BOOKINO OR\nderi now for our usual high quality\nRhode Island Red and New Hamp.\n\u2022hire chicks for Spring delivery\nS5\u2014J4, 50\u2014M, 100\u2014\u00bb18 Oeorge\nOame, Triangle Hatchery, Arm.\nstrong.\nPOR SALI,\u2014 JOO WHITE LEOHOftrl\nhena, Appleby Poultry Farm 1943\nchlcki. Average 358 eggs per bird\nflrit yesr. Almost Unshed moulting\n75c each. W. t*i\u2014et. Kootenay Bay\nCHICKS \u2014 CANADIAN APPROVED\nNew Hampshire chicks. 100\u2014815.00,\n50\u201488.00. J5\u201484.00. Fuhr'a Poultry\nParm te Hatchery, L. IMhr Box No.\n114, Vernon. B.C. (ROP. Breeder).\nPOR SALB\u2014ONB \u00bb MONTH HEIFER\ncalf, ont buck goat, hornleas, gentle\nMrs. Thoi. Powell, 1410 Mcquarrte\nAve.\nFOR SALfc-3 YOUNO HORSES A>-\nply N. N. Davldolf. Tarrys, B.C,\nrOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS\nLONDON NON-TILT MIXER\n10 S. on pn\u00abumatio *wh\u00abli, complete, immediate delivery Irom Vancouver without priority.\nPURVES E. RITCHIE 8, SON\n658 Hornby St. Vanoouver, B..C\nLe Roi Compressors\nAir Equipment Servic* Ltd.\n1401 Hornby Vanoouver. B.O.\nFOR SAL*-\u2014CLSTRAO ltt) ___'\u25a0\npillar with a new 3 bottom Massey\nHarris tractor plow. 8600.00 caah.\nApnlv Box 3213 Dally Newa.\nAUTOMOTIVE.\nMOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES\nNew and Used\nFord Parts\nModel A Carburetor\nModel A Shocks\nModel A Starter\nModel A Generator\nModel A Brake Drums\nModel A Clutch Discs\nModel AA Clutch Discs\nModel AA Universals\nModel AA Transmissions\nModel AA-ond A Wirt\nWheels.\nKOOTENAY\nMOTORS\nNelson Ltd.\nH. HARROP\nWE AEI BQUIPPKD TO DO FIRST\nclus radiator repairs. Have Juat Installed an up, to the mlnut\u00a9 bolllnf\nand flushing machine whloh efficiently clean* out dirty, clogged ra-\ndlatort. 4uiBN OITT MOTORS\nLTD. Neleon, B.C. Phone 43 or 258\nPOR SAL*\u2014TWO PLATFORM &CAL-\nea. 1 large aauBage etuffer (horlion-\ntai), 1 power meat grinder (no motor), 1 gl&u showru**, 1 l&rge office\nileak. 150 ft, of meat rail, hangers\nandj roller hooke, 1 set of nickeTled\ndisplay hooka, 1 silent meat cutter,\nand sundry other articles. A. S\nReade, 106 Park St. Phone 8SA-X\nNelaon, B.C.\nPIPS \u2022 FlTTlNOfl - TUBES SPBCIAL\nlow prlcee AcUts Trading Co. Blfl\np\"well   St    Vlnr.fH.ver   B C\nNXW  MODftL  ENTERPRISE  RANof\nReaeonabl   cash   nrlre.   Ark   Store\nFOR SALE\n1929 CHEVROLET COACH\n1931 FORD SEDAN\n1937 FORD COUPE\nQUEEN CITY\nMOTORS Ltd.\nill Joaephlne St.\nRUBBER   9TAM18    rOR    MAMUNl.\nFruit BoiM. Nelaon Dally Nawa.\nPHONI 144 TOU WANT AD WRVICB\n\\ Ml   V-8   PORD   Bl-OCK.   NIL-SON\n'    Auto Wrecking ana Oarage-\nWAN ITD\u2014TORI) CAR-. TO WR-CCU\nCltj Auto Wrackera.\nDAILY CROSSWORD\nACROSS\n1 Spurt\n4 Teanuter*-\ncommand\n7 Dlapatch\nboat\n\u00bb To stt on\nend\n(hyphen.)\n12 Apron topa\n13 Seaman\n14. On the ocean\n15. flrampua\n1\u00ab Slcnot\ninfinitive\n17 Eccleslutl-\ncal meeting:\n19 River\nI Poland)\n20 Public notice\n22 Electrified\npaitlcle\n2J Peaert I Axia)\n2. Sllghtul\nIt Meaturea\n27 Semi forth\n28 Silent\n211 Kxprraaton\n30 Marry\n31 Sral\n33, Iridium (iym I\n34 Feline\n35 Betay  ,\nmade flrit\nAmerli'an flal\nSJ Cloae\nI musical\ncomposition)\n40 Toward\nIhe lee\n41 Pay s march\n42 Setting\n43 Uyer\n44 SlfcnsAa\nrpprrert\nDOWN\nI. Harmonliei\nI Writer of\nessays\nS. Toward\n4. Protect\n5 Kind of\npo\u00abm\ni Klongated\nfish\n7 Slecveleaa\ngarment\n(Arab)\n9. Force\n10. Remarkable\n11. Like a drone\n18 Preeently\n18 NegtUve\nparticle\nIS Coin l^eru)\n10. Woman who\nkeepi an\nale house\n11. Amark\nof fault\n23. Gewgaw\n35. Help\n211. Firearm\n28. Apportion\n31. Made Into\na bundle\nJ2. Cavities\n34. Sleeveless\ngarment\naOSQ  MLl-IH\nraw a___\ni.L'.'.Hi-i cmiua\nC*.\"*4    illi    U'__ll\nan BBSS.    __\nnu nnnnil\nW__  REURR\nii*iW-*Mi5|IJ  UX\n__     13111.1)  DC\nYlllerpi-}'- Aaiwer\nJ\u00ab. Coin (Jap.)\n17. Observe\n19 Belte\n42. Thue\nDOW JONES AVERAGES\n10 India. 15a 111 IB.. 11 155 55 up H\n10 rails .. BO 30 40.05 W 11 off .12\nIB mils     Dr, 70      1(60      38.Mup.il\n63\n: \" nw\u2014 \"\"\"\n,JflNP[BMflflfWI\u00abYiWJliflE5i:PDCM]VDCC,..\nIK\nUU\nun\np\"\nnnii}\nt,^**^\n*\nll,\n\"\naHKiiJi-\nU^\u00a3m\nIMIO\ni_\n*\n-VlffCOUVERSniKDOIICC\ni NELSON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1949 - \u2022\nDominion A.C.T.\nHead In Nelson\nAn hiBtruc-tWt, lntsrutlng meweg*\n\u25a0waa given to AtaocUted Canadian Tra-\nveler\u00ab ol Nelaon at their dinner meeting Friday nlgbt by Dominion President h  O. Sinclair of Edmonton.\nPlana for poat war eal-aman'a actlvltlei were explained, and tbt Ab-\naoolatlon plana for tba Nelaon Club\nware dlacuaaed. Ut, Sinclair dner 1 bed\nthe amount of work done by commercial traveller* aoroaa Canada In\nfurthering the war affort, and the\ngreat assistance given many charitable organizations through local\nclubs,\nMr. Sinclair left on -Saturday morn-\nlng'a train f-or Bdmonton. Be has alao\nvisited Vaneouver and Victoria Clubs,\nPlans for a novelty Easter dance\nwere dlacuaaed.\nWillard McOregor, newly elected\nPresident, of tha Nelson Club, wu In\ntha Chair.\nF.D.R. Orders War\nDtpt. to Take Ovtr\nCleveland Plant\nWASHINOTON, An. 14 (CP) -\nPresident Rooievelt has signed an\norder directing the Secretary of\nWar to take over and operate planta\nand facilities of the Cleveland Electric IU-rmlnatlng Company, Cleveland, Ohio, Acting Wtr Secretary\nJohn J. McCloy, announoed Saturday.\nMr. McCloy said the action was\n\"made necessary by a strike which\nthreatens to cripple vital war production and damage civilian morale\nin a community that is building a\nsubstantial part of our tanka, guns,\ntrucks, planes and other critical war\nequipment\"\nBracken Reports on\nCigarette Shortage\nAmong the Troops\nLONDON, Jan. 14 (CP Cable) -\nJohn Bracken, national leader of\nthe Canadian Progressive Conservative Party, returned to the United\nKingdom from the Northwest Europe theatre Saturday expressing\ngeneral satisfaction with auxiliary\nservices provided for the troops and\nwith hospital accommodation. But\nhe reported servicemen critical of\nthe ihortage of Canadian cigarets.\n3,984,383 Tons\nNewsprint Output\nNEW YORK, Jan. 14 (AP)-Com-\nblned 1844 newsprint paper production ln Canada, Newfoundland and\nthe United States at 3,984,363 tons\nwas only one per cent under that of\n1943, the Newsprint Service Bureau\nreported today,\nCanadian output for tha year at\n2,991,783 toni compared with 2,982,-\n977 ln 1943 and with 8,433,839 ln\n1941, baie year for current newi-\nrltnpay--ln 1941,lp\nprint use restrictions.\nEmployment Up,\nWeekly Pay Down\nOTTAWA, Jan. 14 (CP) - Moder-\nate increase ln employment and\npayrolli were Indicated at the beginning of November last when the\n14,983 firms cooperating in the Dominion Bureau of Statistics' monthly survey reported the addition of\n5389 persons to their stalls, which\naggregated 1,887,873.\nThe survey, made  public today\nInterpreting\nTHE WAR NEWS\nBy   KIRKE  L  SIMPSON\nAuoclated Praia War Analyst\nWar development! have lelt the\nnet result ol the year-end period\nheavily weighted in Allied favor\nagainit both Germany ind Japan\nalthough the full reckoning wss yet\nto be made as concerned Germany.\nReduction of the Belgian Bulge\nwas the high-light of the war In Europe except that the Russians had\nlaunched their long-awilted Winter\noffensive in Poland. The Germani\nalso said the Russians are attacking\non the East Prussian front\nThere wai little doubt that now\nthe Russians have iwung their powerful White Ruisian armiei ol the\ncentre Into action, Allied leadership\nIn the West would itraln every\nnerve not only to throw the foe\nback in Belgium but to regain the\nolfensive stride temporarily lost ln\nmeeUng the German counter-attack.\nThe strain on Nazi reserves'to\nmeet simultaneous Ruuian and Allied attacki or operatloni in Italy\nbids fair to leave Germin llnei ln\nthe Welt lerlouily thinned down\nwith little prospect that gapi In the\nranki can be tilled adequately for\ndefensive, let alone offensive purposes.\nAcross the Paclllc tha startling\nlact ot the week was that Gen. Mac-\nArthur's troops had made the leap\nMurder Is Climax to Perjury,\nBribery, Corruption In Michigan\nBy Q, MILTON KILLV\nAuodated Preii Staff Writer\nLANSINO, Mlch..Jan. 14 (AJ>) -\nThe roadside ilaying of Senator\nWarren O. Hooper, \u25a0 key witneu\nIn Michigan'! one-roan Orand Jury\nInveitigatlon of graft in State Oovernment, addi a itrange new chapter to a itrange itory,\nCwt. WUliam Hansen, Commander of the Jackion, Mich., Stat* Police Poit investigating tho killing\nof the 40-year-old Republican legislator, uld ht believed Hooper had\npaid with hil life for assistance he\nwas purported to have given to tht\nGrand Jury.\nSpecial Proiecutor Kim Sigler had\nannounced Hooper had received Immunity from Prosecution by the\nGrand Jury ln exchange for a \"confession\" relating to the payment of\nbribes to influence legislation. Sigler made the announcement after\nHooper wai found dead Thuriday In\nhli burning automobile on a lonely\ncountry road, three bullet woundi\nln hii head.\nJudge Leland W. Carr, 8 feet 4\nInches tall and weighing well over\n300 poundi, Is the one-man Grand\nJury. He opened the inquiry in\nAuguit, 1943.\nMore than 50 warrants have been\nIssued by lt, charging a variety of\nmisdeeds ranging trom contempt ot\neourt to perjury, lollcltlng brlbei,\noffering bribes and conspiracy .to\ncorrupt.\nTwenty penoni Havt been convicted on felony charges, lour ol\nthem have itarted to lerve their\npriion lentence! and lt othen are\n\u25a0t liberty in bond.\nAmong the Gr.-uul Jury's targeti\nhai been a lormer State Representative, WiUiam C. Stenion, whole\nitory that he was offered a bribe\nj precipitated the probe, The Grand\nJury iuued a warrant charging him\nwith fterjury and he ewnlta trial.\nAnother hai been former Lieutenant Governor Frank Murphy (nol\nrelated tq the Supreme Court Justice of the same name) who pleaded\nguilty to both gtying and receiving\nbribes to affect distillery licence\nlawi. Murphy died of a heart ailment without being lentenced.    ,\nFrank D. McKay, millionaire politician and financier, la another Indicted by the Jury, on a warrant\ncharging that he conspired with\nFloyd Fitzsimmons, Benton Harbor,\nMich., lobbyist and one time widely-\nknown promoter of boxing bouts,\nand with former State Representative William Green to corrupt tha\nLegislature's actions on the parl-\nmutuel betting law.\nby the Statistics Bureau, showed\nthat the weekly salaries and wages\npaid by the firmi at Nov. 1 amounted to 360,300,839 compared with $80,\n258,445 paid on or about Oct. 1.\nThe average weekly pay ot the\nmen and women in recorded employment fell, however, from $33.38\nto 332.29.\nDEATHS\nST. LOUIS, Jan. 14 (AP)-Jaroei\nM. Kurn, 74, former President of the\nFrisco Railroad.\nWhalei may have a Ufa span oi\n500 years; eaglei 200, alligators 300,\nand elephants from 100 upwards.\nto Luzon. Within 48 houri a fully\nequipped army had poured over\nLingayen beaches and its patrols\nwere racing down the roads to Manila rrteeting relatively Insignificant\nresistance except from the North.\nVANCOUVER   STOCKS\nMINES\nBayonne ,\t\nBralorne ...., -\u2014\nCariboo Oold \t\nOrull  WlhUne\t\nHtdley  Maaoot  \u2014\nIaland Mountain -.\nKootenay Bella \t\npend  Oreille \t\nPioneer Oold\t\nPremier Oold ..\nPrivateer\n\u25a0Reno Oold    ot.\nSheep Cr\u00bbek  - 1.14\nWhltawatar  .08*4\nOILS\nAnglo  Canadian  ~  - .74\nCiJ It Mmooton  - - 1.17\nOommonwtalth  _ 41\nFoothills   - - - 1 35\nHome  330\nUodal - .11\nOkalta Com  _ 43\nPaclllc Pata - \u2022 .88\nRevalue  10 00\nVanalta       .08';\nIMil .' um -.\nCapital J-itaU'a   _ .40\nCoaat Brewartea - - 1.88\nUnited Distill  l.OO\nToronto Stock Quotations\nm\nV.'\/\/\n__m-\n\u00bb__\n%\nw,\n9\nM\n.l.VM\nAnKlo-HuronUn   \t\nBmtle  0.p1c1  M'nea  .\nhldijood   Kirkland  \t\nBullalo Ankerite \t\nCentral Patricia  \t\nChromium U tt S \t\nConlarum Mlnea \t\nConaolldated .    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Tel  31%\nKenn  Onpper    18V.\nStan Oil ol  N  J  69%\ntlnlPin  Paclflo   lifl1*\nU8 Rubber  M\nUB Steel .   83%\nNIW YORK, Jan. 14 (API\u2014Btocka\npnahed up eelectlvely alttimisli thl\nItenerel ruu of leaders sUU had to con*\ntend with emalderable profit eelllng\non the lengthy awing to ae\u00bbin-yiar\npeak i\nCanadian laauei vere quiet\ncMCAOO-Ore-n futurea marked\n-..-.\u25a0\u25a0 quiet but prleae vara firm wtn\nmuch 04 the buytpg eaeouraf ed by\nthe atrong demand for corn and oata\nWheat and barley held itiady but the\nremainder of the list at tlmea ahow-\nrd Important galna\nKye waa neatly a oant higher moat\nof the aeaalon biit aaned back near\nlh. rlo\u00ab.\nMONTRIAL-Securlly price* were\nmostly at'ady In trading\nTORONTO\u2014In comparitltily qule*.\ntrading stocka weakened moderately\nIn the final eeea'on of the welt. Turnover for the two-hour eiaalon waa\naround a halt-million eherae\nWINNIPIO\u2014 f, email laport wheat\naale. Including 160.000 buahile of No\n3 Northern, waa credited to the United\nttlngdom\nVANCOUVIR Olla were ateady and\nMlnea ehow*d an upward trend\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nW_NN-P-_0. Jan. 14 (CP) \u2014 Oraln\nquotatloni; ,\nOjven    Hllh    low   Ctoea.\nRYI:\nMay  - 119H    130%    119%    1_K)%\nJuly      111%     IIR        111        111%\nOct      118        114%    118%    114\nOATS:\nMay       61%     -        -       -\nJuly ,        \u00abl%     \u2014        \u2014       \u2014\nOct. toit,     \u2014       \u2014       \u2014\nBarlty: All dilutee it 84%\nCASH PR ICT*'\nQaUP I tied Ifl; I feed 41: other\ngradea Km, renins.\nHarley: All tradia at 84%. cling\nScreenings 110 00 per lon.\nR>V I C W. I 11%. 3 C.W 1,11% 3\nCW 1.13V re). 3 CW 1.0.5%, 4 CW\n100%. track  I 11%\nPAIR OF (Kit BUILT FOR TWO) Enalgn Bob Wheeler,\nNavy Hellcat pilot, and Katy Turner, Florida ikl enthusiast, uie one\npair of skis to dl their water stunts off St. Petersburg, Fla.\nUSE THIS FORM\nto Order Extra Copies of the\nNelson Daily News\nPICTORIAL EDITION\nMAIL, OR GIVE IT TO YOUR NEWSDEALER, CARRIER\nBOY OR TO THE DAILY NEWS CIRCULATION DEPT.\nFILL IN NAMES AND ADDRESSES PLAINLY;\nName     |\nAddress  :\t\nCity ,\t\nNam\u00ab  _\nAddress\nCity   _____\nName   _\nAddresi\nCity^ -\nName  _\nAddresi\nCily ..__\nName   __\nAddress\nCity\nName  _\nAddress\nCity   .\nYOUR OWN NAME   ._\nYOUR OWN ADDRESS\n10c per Copy -  Postage 3c\n 10-NIISON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY\/JANUARY IS, 1941\n*mm\n'THOSE \"ROAD TO SINOAPOM\" STARS... BACK IN\nTHE SOUP AGAIN.\nSecond Ac* Hltt\n\"THE HITHER GANG\"\n>The greatest gangster picture of them all. The first\nauthentic,, startling exposure of the secret scandals and\nvicious private   lives of the gang  that  stole  a   nation.\nComplete Showi\n7:00 - 8:32\nVICKS INHALER\nFor Colds - Stuffed Noses.\n40c\nMann, Rutherford\nDRUG co.\ni .      _      '**\nArmy to Call Men Discharged After Jan. 15 With Canadian Service..,\nGround Crew Included\nin New Call-up Rules\nTONIGHT\nTUESDAY\nCIVIC\nAIAMOWFUMIWUTM\nReeled Wheeler\nPresident Civic\nEmployees' Group\nThi fourth annual meetag of the\nMelaon Clvlo Employee\"' Federation\nwm held Friday night In the City\nHill, tS membera being In attendance.\nTbt Tedertilon, which orlglnited In\nIML now bonti a membenhlp \u00ab\nnearly 80 per oent ot the male employee* ot the City ot Nelaon. and\nElS been chirtered by the Joint\nCouncil ot Public employeei (B.C. Dt-\nln the election of officers for IMS,\nPruldent T. E. Wheeler waa reelected\nprealdent, S. Jeffreya Vlce-Prealdent,\nand A. Stromatead, Secretary-Treal-\nurtr.\nIt wtt decided to hold a aoclal\nivenlng ln the near future, to which\nill civic employeea and their ftmlltee\nwtll be Invited. O. o. Boyes, R. McKenile ind It. Highland wlll be the\ncommittee In charge.\n^WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPWWPWWS-PWWt\nF. H. SMITH\nIf It'i Electric\nPhont 666 351 Baker St\nTHOMPSON\nFUNERAL    HOME\nAMBULANCE SERVICE\n\u25a0Otltlnctlvt  Funeral   Service\"\n111 Kooteniy SL Phont 961\nTalk, Community\nSing for  \u2022\nParent-Teacher Meet\nAn Intereitlng program haa been\nplanned by Mlaa Greta Curwen for tne\nJanuary meeUng of the Neleon Parent-Teacher Aaaoclatlon to be held\nat the Hume School Tueeday night.\nA tall, on \"Pint Aid to Dentlttry\"\nby Dr. C E. Bradihaw and a community alng are on the agenda.\nMidget Reps to\nWork Out\nfor Cranbrook\nNelson Midget Repi will hive i\nfinal workout Tuesday night it 7\no'clock in anticipation of their trip\nto Cranbrook to play the Cranbrook\nJuveniles Friday night, end Saturday night. If Ice condltioni are poor,\nNelson officials will try to bring the\nCranbrook team here, instead, and\nmake the trip the following week.\nDue to the soft weather ln Cranbrook district, hockey and ikating\nhave been at t standstill, the past\nweek, and Sunday night Nelson officials wired Cranbrook to find out\nhow things ere ln that.respect\n\"The Nelson team ls ln fine shape\nafter their win in Trail Friday night\nand the boys are looking forward\nto their trip to Cranbrook,\" stated\nSlim Porter, Club President. \"We\nare looking forward to some tough\ngan.es against this Cranbrook Juvenile squad.\"\nPlayers out for practice will Include Silverwood, Stedile, Holmes,\nClark, Colman, Pitts, Stuart, Maclntyre, Maglio, Brett, S. Duffy, _\nDuffy. Hallbauer, Jones, Bachynski and Kraft.\nMrs. F.E. Laing\nPresident\nB. of R. T. Aux.\nMrt. F. E. Lalng was Installed as\nPresident of the Kinney Lodge,\nLadlea' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, at the\nInstallation of officers.\nInstalling Officer waa Mrs. C.\nBeltner. Those Installed were: Past-\nPreildent, Mrs. J. S. Edwards; Vice-\nPresident, Miss Sibyl McLean; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. A. D. Olivet;\nConductress, Mrs. W. H. Towhey;\nChaplain, Mrs. H. J. McLean; Ward-\nden, Mrs. W. J. Robertson; Inner-\nGuard, Mrs. Mary E. Stainton; Outer-Guard, Mrs. D. D. McLean;\nPianist, Mrs. N. MacKay; Legislative Representative, Mrs. M. Stainton; Alternate Legislative Representative, Mrs. D. D. McLean; Drill\nCaptain, Mrs. R. B. Laughton;\nStandard-Bearers, Mrs. M. R. Smith\nand Mrs. W. R. Parker; Sick Committee, convener, Mrs. J. S. Edwards.\nRefreshments were enjoyed, with\nMrs. W. R. Parker as convener.\nOTTAWA, Jan. 14 (CP) - Men\ndischarged, from the armed forcei\nwho have not had service outiide\nCanada ere ln future to be tubject\nto military callup, Labor Minister\nMitchell announced Saturday.\nThe new rule comei into effect\nJan. 15 and endi the preient practice of not callln'g men who have\nhad three years or more tervice In\nCanada. The practice is not to call\nmen with oveneal service recordi.\nExemption for thou with Ovtr-\nten ttrvlot appliei tlto to mm\n' who hive aerved with the Royil\nCtntdlm Nivy In Internitlonal\nwttert tnd to R.C.A.F. perionnil\nwho hivi htd operatloni! duty\non either coait.\nGraduated aircrew penonnel of\nthe R.C.A.F., traniferred to tht\nipeclal aircrew reierve, will tin\nbe exempt\n\"The Defence Department ind\nNational Selective Service recognize that with the closing of the\ntraining plan these personnel constitute an essential source of aircrew reinforcements for the R.C.A.F., immediately available to meet\ncommitments for the European\nwar and the subsequent Japanese\nphase,\" the Minister's statement\nsaid.\nAll these personnel have recelv-\nU mon-Company\nArrangements Must\nHave Board Okay\nOTTAWA, Jan. 14 (CP)-A Labor Department official said tonight\nthat while officials of the Street\nRailwaymen's Union (A.F.L.) could\nconfer with representatives of the\nBritiih Columbia Electric Railway\nregarding the strike which has tied\nup street car and bus services in\nVancouver, Victoria and New\nWestminster for six days, any arrangement arrived at would be subject to approval by the Regional or\nNational War Labor Boards.\nEVEREADY and BURGESS\nRADIO BATTERIES\nMcKAY & STRETTON\nLimited\nPhoni 644\nNelion\nTHE\nCoffee Cup Cafe\nSpecializing In\nHome cooked meals ond\nsandwiches.\nNear Greyhound Depot\nSOMERS* FUNERAL\nSERVICE\n701 Biker SL Phont IU\nOpen Day and Night\nCrematorium Ambultnct\n.mm.....................\nCHESTERFIELDS\nRecovered  and  Repaired\nNELSON UPHOLSTERY\n413 Hall St. \u2014Phone 146\nCITY    OF    NELSON\n10 Per Cent\nDISCOUNT ON\nWATER RATES\nA Diicount of 20% will be allowed on all FLAT RATES\nfor the year 1945 if paid on or before\nTODAY, JANUARY 15\nProviding No Arreari ara Owing\niiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii\nNEWS OF THE DAY\nRatet: 22c line, 27c line blick fici\ntype, lirger type ratei on requeit\nMinimum two llnei- 10% dlicount for prompt paymenL\nmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nH. A. Stunden, Chimney Sweep. Ph\n897.\nWarm room, board It dealred.\nUIU Street.\nHive that electric heater fixed no\u00bb\nPhont 91. Beatty service.\ned t penonil letter clearly outlining their ttttui and mtchinery hu\nbeen iet up to ensure thtt they will\nbe readily tvilltble tor Immediate\nrecall when required. However,\nground crew penonnel, Including\nofflcen, will be liable to cillup.\n\"If tht medical citegory of tny\ndlichirged mtn now Wldt ll-tblo\nto callup li btlow tht point tt\nwhloh tht Army wlll iccept hit\ntervicei, ht will bt liable to direction by Nttiontl Selective Strvlot to euential employment In\ncivilian Induitry. Similarly Iny\ndlichirged mm not callable by\nreuon of not btlng of tgt or mar-\nItil elm tubjtot to mobiliution\nregulitloni miy be directed to\n' etitntltl work.\"\n(Preient callup regulationi tpply\nto lingle men born tn tht yein IOM\nto 1920 tnd mtrried men born ln\nthe yean 1913 to 1926, but men who\nhave reached their 38th birthday\nare not being iccepted by the Army\nunder the callup plan.)\nTht new rtgulttioni wlll tpply\nto men dlichirged Jtn. 16 or tfter\ntnd will not htvt tny retroictlve\ntfftct for thott tlrttdy diieharged.\n\"The new ruling hat been mtde\nwith two main objectivei In mind,\"\nMr, Mitchell aaid. \"One is to avoid i\nlituation where men with tervlce\nIn Cinada only for three yean or\nlonger would be excused from further military duty,, while at the\nume time lt would be impossible\nto releue men who are serving ln\na field of actual operatloni who\nmay be required to continue In ier\nvice for a much longer period. .\n\"Tht other objective is to secure\ntht additional men needed for the\nArmy, and by euential Industry.\"\nThe RCAF. hai recently been\nundergoing a curtailment and partial demobilization program and lt\nhas been announced that the big\nCommonwealth Training Plan will\nnot be extended beyond March 31\nwhen it ls usumed the last aircrew\ngraduate will have won his wings.\nThe plan will be succeeded by a\nskeleton program designed merely\nto keep the training wheels oiled\nand take care of normal replacements.\n\u2022\nAs the plan rolls up the thousands\nof ground-crewmen and administrative staffs will be discharged and\nIt will be from this pool that the\nArmy wlll draw recruit! under today'i plan.\nAircrew instructors, like aircrew\ngraduates and aircrew dischargees,\nbecame members of the Air Force\nreserve and are not callable.\nTime to Start Tiklng Your\nHALIVER OIL\nCAPSULES\nEtch Ctptult equil to 4\ntettpoonfula Cod Liver Oil.\nProttct younelf igtlntt cought\ntnd coldi. p\n50 cop 95c\u2014100 cop $1.50.\nSold at Your Rexall Store.\nCity Drug Co.\nPhone 34\nBox 460\nRossland Social\nBy MRS. T. Oi. BRAY\nOolden Virginia' pipe tobacco Vi ib\ntin 88 centa at Valentines,\nRoom, or room and board cloee In.\nreaionable rates. Phone 1065-L.\nROSSLAND, B.C., Jan. 14-Ladlet'\nOrange Benevolent Association met\nThursday evening ln the I.O.O.F.\nHall, Mrs. L. Stevenson presiding,\nwhen routine business wu transacted and several letten of thanki\nwere read from the men ln the fortes\nfor their Christmas parcels. Mrs.\nT. G. Wood and'Mrs. J. Phllllpi installed the following .officers for\n1945: Worthy Mistress, Mra. L. Stevenson; Deputy Mistress, Mrs, R.\nRichardson; Chaplain, Mrs. J. Phillips; Treuurer, Mri. T. G. Wood;\nFirst Lecturer, Mrs. Bert Mason;\nSecond Lecturer, Mrs. E. Draper;\nDirector of Ceremonies, Mrs. H.\nEvans. Arrangements were made to\nhold a social evening next week.\nCpl. John Chandler of Spokane\narrived Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs.\nK. Scatchard.\nFourth Avenue Circle met at the\nhome* of Mrs. Robert Richardson\nTuesday evening, the President, Mrs.\nA. Hale, presiding. Routine buiiness\nwas dealt with, and the following\nwere reelected to office: Mrs. R\nRichardson, President; Mrs. C. Mason, Vice-President; Mri, E. Karr,\nSecretary. The Sick Committee will\nconsist of Mrs. Hale and Mn. T.\nFisher. RefreshmenU were ierved\nby the hostess, assisted by Mrs. T.\nFisher. Those present were Mrs. A.\nHale, Mri. A. E. Jensen, Mn. Wat-\nPor J. R. Watklna quillty producU\nMil Spenoer c. Cclmm, 230 Baler Bt\nOkinigin, Macintosh Hed ind Delicloui Applet. Writ-It's, 104 Baker Ht.\nthe Eucharistic Congress held here\nlut June. Refreihmenti were served by Mri. J. R. Bryan and Mn.\nBeno.\nMrs. H. J. Boiworth entertained\nMirthi Circle of St Andrew'i United Church Wedneidty evening. Routine buiineu wu dealt with. Plana\nwere made to assist with the congregational tupper on the 24th. RefreshmenU were served by the hoi-\ntess, aulsted by Mn. F. Mitchell.\nThose attending were Mn. F. S,\nPeters, Mrs. R Elliion, Mn. E. E.\nMorrison, Mn. E. Morrlt, Mn. S.\nHewgill, Mn. Hyacinthe, and a new\nmember Mn. Selfe.\nMrs. Palm of Chriitina Lake Is\nvisiting relative! here and in Trail\nthia week.\nMiss Thereu De Yaeger left on\nThursday to ipend ^ few days with\nrelatives at Edgewood.\nThe monthly meeting of the Golden City Club of the Women'a Benefit Auociation waa held Thursday\nevening at the home of Mn. W.\nCunninghim, the PreildenL Mn. S.\nBeckman, presiding. Routine buslneu wu conducted, and letten from\nthe boys in the forcei were read\nthanking tht club for tbt lovely\nChrlstmu pirceli they hid received.\nThe following committees were ippointed: Purchasing, Mn. A. Woodward and Mn. Cunningham; Sick,\nMrs. E. Oluon; Preu, Mrs. J. H.\nFigure Skaters\nPlan Elaborate\nCircus Carnival\nson, Mrs. E. Karr, Mrs, C. Johnson,\nMis.  T,  Fisher, Mrs.  T.  G.  Wood j Conroy.   Refreshments were Mrved\nand Mr*. R. Richardson. by  Mn.  S.  Beckmafi   *nd  Mn.  J.\nMrs. R. Clark, Mrs. T. G. Wood,\nMrs.  E.  Morrison,  Mrs.  Hutchings,\nJ. F. Cooper and Mrs. L. Nicholson\natended the regional meeting of the\nOet  -fuller  Brush**,  household  or I Red Cross in Trail, Friday and Sat-\npersonal  Ior  best quality. 33fl Baker\nSt.\nWhy not giv* us a call to lncreate\nyour fire Insurance protection today?\nC.   W.  APPLEYARD\nHave you Investigated floater Policy     Insurance?     8-w     BLACKWOOD\nBIGGER AM) BETTER, FEA. 0\nAND 10. ROTARY 3RD ANM AL ICE\nCARNIVAL.\nPtor rent: Electric and treadls sewing machines, by week or month. Ph\n41. Singer Sewing Machine Co.\nurday,\nCpl. and Mrs. J. C. Georgeson are\nvisiting Mr. and Mrs. Tenio.\nMiss Genevieve Grizzelle of Procter arrived Friday to attend the\nChandler-Scatchard wedding.\nThe Bridge Club held its annual\nget-together party at the home of\nMr. and Mrs. Owen Proud \u25a0on Wednesday evening when husbands\nwere invited. Mrs. Leo Nimsick and\nR. Rose held high scores while Mrs.\nJ. A. Williams and J, R. Bryan won\nthe consolation prizes.    Dainty re\nSheerer. Those present were Mrs.\nP. Yarmoluk, Mri. D. Funk, Mn.\nE. E. Turner, Mn. J. Shearer, Mrs.\nJ. H. Conroy, Mrs. Olsson, Mrs.\nWoodward, Mrs. Cunningham, and\nMrs. S. Beckman.\nEast Koolenay\nConservatives\nNominate Friday\nJ. M. Macdonnell, who resigned the\npresidency of the National Trust, To-\nronto, to enter public life at the\nsde of Hon. John. Bracken, national\nloader of the Progressive Conservative party, will open a torn of British Columbia at Cranbroolt on Jan\n19, according to announcement by T.\nO. Applegath, Federal Campaign Manager. He la party candidate for Mus-\nIcoko, Ontario.\nMr. Macdonnell wlll apeak at the\nEast Kootenay nominating convention at Cranbrook on Jan. 19 and\narrive  ln  Nelson  on  Saturday,  Jan.\n20, where sn Informal meeting Is\nbeing arranged by C. B. Garland, im\n$.m$mmmmmmif**\nLEATHER COATS\nAND\nWINDBREAKERS\nThe ideal garment for the\noutdoor man. Windbreok-\ners in plain shades of Melton and Gh,eck Mackinaw\nCloth. Horsehide, zipper-\nfront. Horsehide Coats in\nBlack, Green and Brown.\nEMORY'S\nLIMITED\nTHE MAN'S STORE\n\u00abjss\u00ab**5\u00abiss-ssss\u00bb\u00bbtt$\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab\u00aba\u00bb\nJ. W. Robertson\nof Burton,\nAge 74, Dies\nWord wai received at Nelion Sunday of the death of .Taroes Wilion\nmediate Pan President of the BC  Robertson, age 74. Mr. Robertson died\nProgressive Conservative Association\nMacdonnel ls scheduled to speak at\na dinner meeting ln Trail on Jan.\n22. then pay a visit to the riding of\nthe Hon. Grote Stirling at Penticton\nwhere he will speak on the evening\nof Jan. 24.\nMr. Macdonnell will be met ln\nCranbrook by A. E. JukR., member\nof the Progressive Consej^atlve National Council and T. a. Applegath\nMr. Macdonnell was called to the\nBar In 1611 and Joined the National\nTrust Co. Ltd., the same year. In\n1936. he was appointed to the presidency.\nHe was chairman of the Board of\nTrustees of Queen's University and a\ntrustee of Toronto Oeneral Hospital.\nDuring the last war Macdonnell\nserved with the Royal Canadian Artillery. He enlisted the day war broke\nout and returned to Canada In 1919\nwith the Military Cross and the Prenoh\nCroix de Ouerre tor service ln the\nfield.\nat Burton and is survived by hli ion,\nBasil Robertson.\nThe body is being forwarded by\nSomen' Funeral Hom^ to Ontario\nfor funeral services.\n\"Step right up ladeez and gennul-\nmun! See the fat lady, the thin\nman . . .\"\nOld colorful circus phrases like\nthese are the order (or th eNelson\nFigure Skating Club these days, for\nthe members are busily engaged in\npreparing for their annual revue\nto be held March 1-\nWith Its biggeit membership since\nita formation, the club is enthui-     CLEVELAND, Jan. 14 (CP) \u2014 A\niastically pitching into plans for the I Christian program for world peace\nevent and every member will have I based nn spiritual principles will be\nFor World Peace on\nSniritnnl Principles\na chance to play a part. There are\nnearly 125 members, 25 more than\nlast season, ln the Club.\nGreat progress has been ihown\nthis Winter, much impetus having\nbeen given at the start of the season when Fred Chatte, Edmonton\nprofessional, gave skateri topnotch\ntraining.\nThere will be clowni galore, a\nlion tamer'i act, the fat. lady, the\nIndia rubber man, animals, side-\nihowi, everything that makes a circus io colorful, at the March carnival. Memberi expect It to be the\nmost elaborate revue they've yet\nstaged.\nthe goal of a conference here this\nweek. Attending will be more than\n400 representatives of Protestant\nfaiths.\nThe conference has been called\nby the Commission on a Just and\nDurable Peace and instituted by the\nFederal Council of the Churches of\nChrist In America.\nU.S. Japs to Be\nAllowed to\nResume Fishing\nLOS ANGELES, Jan. 14 (AP) \u2014\nJapanese - American fishermen I*.\nturning to their former homea on\nthe Pacific Coast from relocation\ncentres have the assurance of thc\nWar Relocation Authority that thay\nwlll get their veueli back and b*\nallowed to resume fishing.\nTIME  BOMBS\nThe real daih theie days Ja not be*\ntween right and left, But between\nright ana wrong. Are you pajrln|\ntoo much for automobile Iniurance*\nSTUART  AGENCIE8\n977 Baker Street Nelaon, B. C ,\nPhone 980\n^ft^W\u00ab\u00abW\u00bb5W\u00ab-K\u00ab\u00bb*\u00bb5ft\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab\nBuilding Is Genuine\nHospital Says\nCanadian Soldier\nBy WILLIAM BOSS\nWITH   THE    CANADIANS ~T>*_\nTHE  ADRIATIC, Jan.   IS  (CP  Ca-\nble.-That white building In Fusignano, suspected by the Canadlani of\nBaby's dinner sets of plastic plate\nbowl ^eind glass. Colourful, strongly\nmade, easy to clean, Hlppersons.\nAll degrees of hardness ln many\nmakes of pencils. D. W. McDerby\n\"The Stationer and Typewriter Man,\"\n8M Baker Street. Nelson, _C.\nMiss Hssel Harvie, Carrol Gwynnt-\nCosmetic demonstrator Is at Milady's\nBeauty Parlor, Mon., Tues and Wed\nPlease phone 244 for appolnUnents\nfoments were wrved by the hos-! *\u00a3*   ?  g\u2122*1?  observation   post\nless.   Those attending were Mr. and \\ ]}^u*hm US^ll '\nMrs,  J.  Milligan, Mr,  and Mrs.  R.\nRose, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bryan, Mr.\nand Mrs. F. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs.\nBURNS ANNIVERSARY\nConcert, flupp-ar and Dane* Friday\nJtn. 20th. Eagle Hall, Ticket* |. ,\"\nFor sale at Hood'* Bakery and Smyth***\nDru* Store, Supper at 8 p.m. No id-\nmlttanc-a without tickrt*.\nLeo Nimsick, Mr and Mn. F. Spring,\nMr. and Mrs. Art Littley, Mr. and\nMn. J. A. Williams, Mrs. B. McLelland, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Proud.\nMrs. Robert Donaldson, Mrs, J,\nA. Wright, Mrs. R, Willamion and\nMrs, Lawley are in Kimberley attending the Ladies' Bonspiel.\nMr\u00ab, G. O'Rellley, who waa visit\nsign, ia \u25a0 genuine hospital, the Canadian Command has learned from an\non-the-spot observer, Pte, Edward\nLeroux, Kenora, Ont.\nLeroux was conducted through\nenemy lines by German troopi on\nThursday a few hour* after the\nCanadlani fired leaflet shells into\nthe town on the East bank of the\nSenlo River 14 milei North and\nslightly East of Faenza. The leaflets conveyed the  Canadian  luspi\n. : cion that it wai being uaed aa an\nng in the Okanagan, haa returned,   . .   ..   ... ,,  .\ni observation post,  that  lt would  be\nICE SCHEDULE\nWeek January 15 to 21, Inclusive\nMONDAY\u20143 to 4:30 Tiny Toti  and   Btglnnen   (Children)\n4:30   to   7   Junior   Hockey\n8 to 10 Adult Skating\nTUESDAY\u20143 to  4  Figure  Skatlna\n4 to  B-.4B Children  Skating\n7 to 10:0O\u2014Junior and Commercial  Hockey\nWKDNE8AY\u2014 2 to 4  Adult  Skating\n6 to 7 Junior Hockty\n8 to 10 Skating Club\nTHUR8DAY-4.30 to * Children'i Skating\n7 to 9  Figure  Skating  Club.\n9 to  10:30 Commarclal Hockey\nFRIDAY-3:30 to 5 Tiny ToU and  Baglnnen  (Children)\nh to  7    Junior  Hockey\nR to  10  Adult  Skating\nSATURDAY   -9 to 12 noon Junior  Hockey\n1 to   2   Figure   Skating   (Studenti)\n2 to  4   Children'!  Skitlng\nft to 7 Junior Hockey\nSUNDAY-12.46 to 2:30 Figure Skating Club\n3 to 5 Skating Club\nTot 3d yeara we have heon in the insurance bualneaa, lUprfMnt Tory\nstrong itock companies and can quo'.*\na rate to nave you money. Ring ua or\n'call about your Insurance problem\nRobertson Realty Co. Ltd, 532 Ward\nStreet.\nCAHD OF THANKS\nThe family of Uie late Oeorge A\nCorbie wlah to thank all frlenda for\nklndneaa and expreaalon of sympathy\nextended to them during their bereavement In tlw loaa of a loving huaband and father.\nCARD OF THANKS\nThe family of thr late WilUam fltin-\nley Jarkaon wish to eipreM their aln-\ncere thank* and appreciation for the\nmany kind wot.* and arta of aym-\npathy extended to them In the loaa\nof their loving father; al*> for the\nmanv brautlful floral tribute* rr-\ncelvM at the funeral.\nFl'NF.RAI. NOTirr\nRORERTSON. Jamea WILaon. paaa-\ned away at Burton, R.C. Remalna are\nbeing forwarded tfl Perth, Ont*rl;i\nwhere burial will take pia*** In the\nfamily plot. ArrangemenU hare be-en   monthly  meeting  Tueaday  evening\nhome.\nL.-Cpl. E. Nord has returned from\nShaughnessy Hospital, Vancouver,\nto spend his leave here with relatives.\nMr. and Mrs. Edgar Jamieson were\nNelson  visitors last week.\nMrs. Allan Keating haa returned\nhome from Victoria.\nMiu Gladyi Erickson, who ipent\nthe holidayi here with her mother,\nMra. E, Erickson, haa returned to\nVancouver.\nAc. 1 and Mrs. David Jorgenton,\nwho have been vlaiting their parenta, Mr. and Mrs, George Jorgenson, left Tueiday for Calgary where\nthoy will visit Mn, Jorgenson'i parents before they return to Patricia\nBay, where David is stationed with\nthe RCAT,\nMra. Hert Fulton entertained the\nW.A. of St. George's Anglican\nChurch Tuesday afternoon, Routine business waa transacted, after\nwhich the hosteu served refreshmenU. Those attending were Mrs.\nC. F. Orman, Mrs. E. Jewell, Mra.\nT Tongue, Mri. R, P. Mann, Mri.\nE  E. Turner and Mrs. M, Newman.\nCatholic Women'i League held iU\nfired upon and if it wai a hoipital\nshould be evacuated.\nTlie longest canal ln the world Is\nIn China, completed in 1350 after\nflOO years ipent In IU conitruction.\nIt ii 2100 milei long.\nSaik. Government to\nSpeed Work\nfor February Session\nREGINA, Jin, 14 (CP) - With\nthe return tomorrow of Premier\nT. C. Douglai, who hai been absent from hli deik for two monthi\ndue to Illneu, the Saskatchewan\nC.C.F. government will ipeed the\npreparation of legislation for IU\niecond legiilature teuton, spokeamen iald today.\nThe ilttlngs expected to open\nFeb. 8 or 15,\nLONDON (CP)\u2014 Fireman Joe Moor?\nIs no cowboy hut when he Raw a runaway horse dashing toward aome playing children he gave chaae with hU\nf!re-\u00abnylne and corralled the animal agalnat a wall before any harm\nwaa done.\nOZ\nWe ore prepared to keep your\ncar on the rood in the\nbad weather,\nTHE KOKANEE\nService Station\n\u20229^wwwww-rw^t*rmwwwwwt-fwww9wm\nHOOD'S\nSUPREME MILK BREAD\nYour Home Bakery\n'-\"\"\"\"\"\"*^\"\"*H\nReliable Watch Repairing . ..\nPrompt Service\nHARVEY'S\n884 Baktr St\n_-_-*_t_tja\u00bb)*)_m*iim*t\nHOT WAFFLES AND COFFEI\nat the\nMelon Dew\nW. W. Powell\nCompany, Limited\nThe Homt of Good Lumber\nTelephone 176\nWhole-salt iru)  Rets..\nFoot ol Stanley Street\nLONDON (CP)\u2014Aplt-AIrcrift Com-\n-nand under Sir Frederick Plls ihot\ndown 533 Orman aircraft during the\nBattle ot Britain. In tho first three\nmonth* of 1941 they ahot down 80 per\nctnt of enemy aircraft destroyed.\n__t_\u00abf__XXt_-^\nTor G.E. Appllsncf\nREPAIRS\n' Cull\nNELSON ELECTRIC CO.\n574  Biker  St   ,       Phone  280\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0--tar-\nHivt -* \\-  Dm* -_t\ns*\u00bb\nVic Graves\nMASTER   PtUMlIN\nPHONE 815\n_____<\nl. A. C. Laughton\nOptometrist\nSulu 206\nMedical  Arte Building\nentriiatwl  to flonwr'a Funeral Horn*.\nIf aUo-n\nTOO UTI TO CLASSIFY\nloot-a bau- rrm hauwib on\n-Saturday. Orui-U- Rotd, i.i:tu.<-_.\nD.A. Apply D A. Carmlchael, Public Workj Drpartm^nt,\nFOUND TRUCK TIHR AND WHEW,\non road botwi^n Nakuip nnd ft*]*\n\u25a0on, Finder mty heve nm\u00bb by \u00bbp-\n, plying 703 itakrr Btreet *nd irton\ntifylng eame\nin thr PafUh Hall, when Iiaac Glo\nvrr ohnwrd (tome of the moving pic\nlurea he took on hii trip to Roch\nester  laat Summer;  alio  ecenei of\nTIRE CHAINS\nComplete stock.\nCUTHBERT MOTORS LTD.\nJ. P. Walgren\nGeneral Contr\u00bbctoi\n301 Carbonate St.\nEMPIRE CLEANERS & DYERS\nWe Call For and Dellvir\nPHONE Ml\nMen'i mil ItdlM CI  2_\nWinter Coati #\u2022\u2022\u00bb\nMen'a. ladlei1 iuIU, ladlea*     OA>\nDraiaaa, plain ___  -   *\"'\u25bc\nLooking Beautiful\ndepends upon the\nBeauty Shop you\nchoose. Come to\nHai-h Tru-Art\nBeauty  Saloh\nJohnstone Block\nJhank yciL\nHaving sold our business to Messrs. Bowkett and\nSwingler, we wish to take this opportunity to thank\nour many friends and customers for their patronag*\nand hope that the new owners will continue to enjoy\nIhe same.\nMR. AND MRS. P. HALLIWELL\nTHE FAIRWAY STORE\nSee the\nALL WOOL BLANKETS\nat the\nHorn* Furniture Exchange\nS*S\u00bbWCSS\u00bbSSS-S\u00ab\u00abMS5\u00abSSM-~J\nFLEURY'S   Pharmacy\nPreicripfioni\nCompounded\nAccurately\nMed Arti Blk\nPHONE 25\nE. A. CAMPBELL,*, Co.\nChartered Aceountanti\nAudita it\n54) Baker St Phona _**\nROSCOE\nAND\nFOURNIER\nOARAQFMIN\nSKY CHUT AUTO SERVIC*\nPhona t_3 Nelwn B C\nAnnouncement\nHaving purchased the Meat and\nGrocery Business known as Halliwcll's\nFairway Market, at 384 Baker Street,\nwe wish to announce that the change\nis effective Monday, January 15th.\nWe solicit your continued patronage, ond ask\nthat you give us the opportunity to serve'you with\nquality meats, groceries and tresh vegetables.\nOUR PHONE\u201426B\n\u00a3.'.        fit-tlm-f-tl\nK. Swlft-fl-m-\n led Army Nears\nSilesia Gateway\nGreatest Offensive Breaks Poland\nDefence Line; Crosses Nida River\nBy W. W. HERCHER\nAssociated Press Staff Writer\nLONDON, Jan. 14 (AP)\u2014Russian froops shattered the\npenny's Warsaw-Krakow defence line in Poland today, forced\nM Nida River on a 37-mile front, and drove to within o2 miles\nI Krakow, gateway to German Silesia, on the third doy of tt>e\ned Army s greatest Wirtter offensive.\nGaining up to 15 miles, the Russians captured points wlth-\n; 64 miles of industrial Silesia, second only to the Ruhr at _\nirman arsenal. The commun-*\n\"~v\"*\"*-\u2014 e t      k\nALLiiiS\nArmy to Call Up\nItcher\nuree I\nef School CaJeti.\u2014Page 1.\nOutline Oppoilng        ,\nBritish, U.S. Viewi\u2014Page 3.\nDischarged Men.\u2014Page 10. ^ j\nUrge Continuance\n;ents per copy\nNIUON. BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-MONDAY MORNINQ, JANUARY 16. 1945\ntie announced seizure of 200\nore localities for a three-day\ntoi of 555.\n__   Wl'fMW-Krekow   rallwiy\nEid highway were eut In the\nIsiowa-Breilo area, 13 mllei\nuthweit of the mld-wiy baitlon\nof outflanked Kielce, 08 mllei\nlouthweit of Wariaw. One Soviet\ncolumn alio drove to within nine\nmllei south of Kielce.\nROSS RlV ER BARRIER\nThe Nida, last big water barrier\n\u25a0for* Germany's Oder River, was\nrossed on a broad front between\nIptured Brzegl and Nowy Korczyn\nI the Nida's confluence with the\nWula 42 miles northeast of Kra-\now, ancient Polish capital and\nrewnt seat of the German gov-\nrnment general of Poland.\n' Berlin reported late tonight that\nother powerful Soviet armies had\nbegun major attacks North snd\ntouth ef Warsaw with the double\nelm of encircling that charred Polish capital and.breaking through\nto the mouth of the Vistula Rlvsr\nIp Danilg, thus selling off Germsn East Pruula.\nBerlin said Soviet troops went\nito sction West of the Vistula Rlv-\nj it Magnusiew and Pulawy, S3\nid SS miles Southeast ot Warsaw.\nHat assaults coincided with Rusan stabs along the Narew River\north of Warsaw, the enemy utd.\nA midnight Soviet bulletin said\nM Germans vere killed at cap-\ntad Pinraow, an important road\nlb and German stronghold, while\nher hundreds were slain North of\ntmlelnik is the edvance to the\nda.\nIn the southern part ot the Hun-\nrtan-annexed Slovakia other So-\net troops captured the Important\nD Junction town ef Losonc (Lun-\nlec), 60 miles northeast of Buda-\nsst, and slso Pelsoe (Plesivcc), 37\nike northeast of Losonc\nANATIC RESISTANCE\nInside  wrecked   Budapest ths\nRussians tore mother 200 blooki\n\u2022 i\u00a3_\nselsed the Keletl, or eait rill\nstation, In flat, Wok the suburb-\nsnd itation ef psemer and the\n\u25a0 town gai worki.\nInside tbe ruined city the Ger-\nnanr were fighting with the fan-\niticism of the doomed, clinging to\nibout 11 per cent of the Hungarian\nupital in the heart of the city,\n'ravda aaid the Budapest struggle\nTw of greater msgnltude snd fer-\ndty \"than everything that has yet\naken place\" on the front\nTights rsged for every house snd\nwilding, tn cellars snd on rooftops.\nSometimes, soldiers were hurled to\ndeeth from stop buildings.\nAlthough Moicow'i communique\ndid not mention East Prussia, the\nGermans said the Russians slso\nwere attacking there with 13 In-\nuitry dlvUioni and seversl tank\nnits supported by hundreds of big\nfuns.\nBerlin located the fighting on a\nnine-mile front between Russian-\nheld Zbenrode and Schlossberg, the\nlatter 13 miles Inside Germany\ntbenrode ts 29 mllei east of the major road Junction of Insterburg.\nBerlin said the Russians had'\nbroken through German lines and\nthat the fighting had reached the\nsouthern fringes ot Schlossberg.\nStalin Mutt Show\nHand in Pacific\nBefore April\nSAN FRANOSCO, Jan. 14 (AP)\n\u2014Japanese concern over possible\nRussian moves ln the Pacific wir\nwas expressed by a Japanese commentator in a broadcait beamed to\nUnoccupied China Saturday night\n(Japanese time).\n\"Stalin will be forced to show\nhla hand' ln the Piclflc wir before\nApril next,\" said the Domei Agency commentator.\nHe wai referring to the probable Churchill - Roosevelt - Stalin\nmeeting and the April deadline\nfor a declaration of intention by\neither party to the Japanese-Russian non-aggression pad\nThe non-aggression pact, signed April, 1141, was tor a period\nof five yeart, ind provided thit\n, should either pirty deiire to ter*\nminate the treaty, lt must give\nnotice of the intention one yeu\nin advance of the termination\ndate.\n_-=.\nScores Victims\nLONDON, Jan. 14 (CP)-Scores\nof Britons were killed In their\nhomes and in the streets, and miny\nothers were Injured or trapped\nunder debris as a flurry of German\nV-bombs crashed Into southern England recently.\nNazi    radio    propagandist    slid\ngreater London wu under tire by\nday and night.'' The official British\ncommunique wss routine, however,\nssyingi \"There was enemy ilr sc\ntivity during the last 24 houri....\ndamage and casualties were caused.\"\nOne V-bomb struck a bouse In\nsouthern Inglind recently only an\nhour ifter tbi birth of a biby\nthere. Thfi building wu deenollsh-\nwere saved.\nSoys Prog.-Com.\nHavo Stated Viewi\nof Fighting Forces\nTORONTO, Jsn. 14 (CP.^-Oor-\ndon Graydon, Leader of the Progressive Party tn the House of Commons, In an addresi Saturday to\nthe Young Progressive Conservatives of Ontario said that \"while no\nparty can properly claim to pot-\nleai a monopoly of the virtuee of\npatriotism\" his psrty \"hu enjoyed\na marked degree of success in voicing in Parliament and out of lt\nthe sentiments of the men and iro-\nmen In our fighting forces.\"\n\"Going My Way\"\nI* 1944's Boit\nNEW YORK, Jsn. 14 (AP) -\n\"Going My Wsy,\" with Blng Crosby\nIn the role ot s singing priest, wu\nchosen ai the best picture of 1M4\nby 479 crltlci snd reviewers of the\npresi ad radio, film daily, trade-\npaper sponior of the annual poll, announced today.\nR.C.A.F. in Giant Strikes af\nRefineries; IM Enemy (ut Down\nLONDON, Jan. 14 (CP Cablel-\nWlth e break in the weather during\nthe weekend, both Britain-based\nbombers snd continent-based fighters of the RCAF. got in cracks at\nthe enemy.\nBig Halifaxei went out \"tn itrong\nforce\" Saturday night with RAT.\nheavies te smuh st the marshalling\nyards In the Oerman city of Saar-\nbracken and Spitfires during daylight Ssturdsy rsked Germsn transport pulling out from the Belgian\nbulge.\nOne fighter wai downed by Intense anti-aircraft fire but_ all the\nbomberi returned.\nBomber crewi back from Saar-\nbrucken deicrlbed the attack ai\n\"one of the moit luccessful raldi of\npait monthi,\" telling how there wu\none huge explosion snd myrlsd\nfires.\nWatching from the control tower\nss the Hsllfsxes returned to base\nwu John Bracken. National leader\nof the Progressive Conservative\nParty, who hai been visiting Cani-\ndian servicemen In Britain and on\nths Wutern Tront\nIM INIMY DOWNID\nLONDON, Jan 14 (CP) - Ths\nOermsn Air Force took s mighty\nbesting today u Allied Rritlih-\nbssed plsnes destroyed st leut 180\nenemy elrcrsft while bomberi\nmaintained imaahlng attacks on major enemv  targets.\nTighten of the U. S Ith Air Force\nI nocked down 149 of the Luftwaffe's machinei in ths course of s day\ncomparable to the biggest sir battles during the Battle of Britain. It\nwai a record bag for the Bth Air\nForce.\n200 NAZIS DEFIND\nGerman fighter packs rsnglng up\nto 200 planei iwarmed to the defence of a series ef Important oil refineries and itorage depots within\n1120 miles of Berlin, but were cut\ndown by 650 Americsn fighters cov-\n' ering more thsn 900 hesvy bomb-\n| ers.\nAir blows continued to Isnd en\nGermany after nightfall. R.A.F.\nheavy bomberi attacked the Ruhr\nrailhead of Qrevenbrolch, Southwest of Duneldor f.\nThe Saarbruckqp attack wu the\np third within 14 hourt. Saturday\n| night the R.A.F. and R.C.A.F. heavies battered this city's Important\n'rsllyards. The Csnsdlsn Bomber\nGroup Joined In the ettack \"ln\n| atrong force\" and all the Canadian\nbomberi returned ssfely.\nThe isme ysrdi were hit by R.\nAT. bomberi lite Ssturdsy.\nThe Germans threw up an umbrella of Messerschmltts and Focke-\nWul.i ln s sulcldsl attempt to protect tha big oil refineries et Hem-\nmlnptedt on the Danlih peninsula\nsnd Madgsburg, 101 mUes West of\nBerlin.\nOerman planu also were lacrlflc-\ned at two Important camouflaged\nnil storsge depots snd the btg Goerlng steel mills st Hsllendorf, sll ln\nths Msdgeburg-Brunswlck sres.\nURS MUST RUN\nSHORE STRIKE\nUN BE SETTLED\nWorker* Took Low\nin Own Hands\nSays Labor Boord\nVANCOUVER, Jen. 14 (CP) -\nVancouver, Vlotorla and New\nWeitminiter, B. C, cltlieni tonight\nprepared themielvei for tht Idu\nIf walking te work again tomorrow When thi weekend paued\nwith no change In tht itrikt iltuition which hu tied up 2700 itreet\nrailwaymen tnd the B. C. Electrle\nCompany'i tramportatlon syitem\nfer six diys.\nThs deadlock whieh begin last\nTueiday Whin itreet railwaymen\nUnion (AFL) membership walked\nout In proteit it tht Nationil Wir\nLiber Board'i rejection ef their\ndemindi let increued wagei ind\nImproved working eonditions,\nshowed ni ilgn of loosening.\nThi irrivil of O. A. Rowan, Generil Evcutive Board Member of\nthe Union International, trom San\nDiego, Calif., wu txpected tonight\nand Jt wu hoped that negotlatloni\nmight be conducted with his help\nto start up the street cars and busu\nin the three cities.\nTor tht iecond Ume ln 41 houn\nUnion offlciili failed Siturday to\nopen negotiations calculated to end\nthe stalemate. Company officials repeated thett refusal to negotiate\nwhit they termed an 'illegal strike.'\nA. L. Spradling ol Clncinntti, Acting -President of tbe International\nAmalgamated Association of Street\nCar Employee's (AFL), slid ln I\ntelephone Interview be did,not wish\nto discuss Die strike with Vincouver newspapermen unUl he hid a\nrepresentative here to report on the\nsituation. In previoui conversations\nMr, Spradllng said tite, Itrlke had\nnot been authorized by international |i|td<iuirt$ri\u00bbv-. \"T..\nLAW IN OWN  HANDS\nOTTAWA, Jap. 14 (CW -' The\nLabor Depirtment uid today ln an\nadvertisement prepared fpr publication tomorrow In Weit Court\nnewipapen that workeri ot tht Brl-\nhands\" by going on itrike Jan. t,\nand the tint step towird settlement\nof the dispute was for tht men to\nreturn to work.\nTbi advertisement, explaining the\nneed for wage control orden, reviewed eventa lending up to the\nitrike of nOO memben oi tht Street\nRailwaymen's Union (AFL) in Vineouvir, Victoria pind Ntw Wutmlniter. The strikers teek Increased\nwages snd better working conditions. \u2022\nONLY DEVELOPMENT\nUbor Department officials uld\nthe.' advertisement wu the only\nweekend development ln the itrlke.\nNo word wai received to Indicate\nthat tht striken planned to return\nto work soon. There wu no indlcstion of the government taking\nsteps Immediately to settle the dispute. \u00bb\nWhen work is resumed, concllls-\ntion offlcen of the Libor Depirtment will be available to assist ln\nbringing before the appropriate\nWsr Lsbor Board any new evidence which may be produced either\nby the Union or the Company, having t bearing on the matters in dispute.\"\nIn Its review of events leading up\nto the dispute, the sdvertlsement\nsaid that wage and price controli\nwere InitiUlted to prevent Inflation, the impact of which would be\nfelt by wege-earnen more than by\nmoit other claiiei.\n\u25a0Employees of the British Columbls Electric Compsny had been\ngranted an Increase of six cents an\nhour tn March, 1941. In addition to\nthe Increase, the employeu received s cost-of-living bonus ot 5V_\ncents sn hour, thus giving them an\nUK cent Increaie.\nRocovor Body of\nHotel Flro Victim\nJTE. AGATHI, Que., Jan. 14 (CP)\n-The body of Ruth Blerbrler, JO,\nMontreal, wu recovered today from\nthe ruins of the Lalng Hotel which\nwsi deitroyed by Are yeiterday\ncauilng Injuries to sevsn other per-\nDiscuss Artificial\nInsemination\nLONDON. Jan. 13 (CP-Reuten)-\nTwenty thoussnd children from one\nmen ln one yeer now li s poulbility, uys a report on artificial in-\nsemination published today ln the\nBritish Medlcel Journal.\nCHAROID WITH MURDER\nTORONTO, Jsn. 13 (CP)-Qeor-\nglsn Slemensky, 33, wu cherged\nwilh murder tonight, following the\nflUl stabbing ef Antonio Litvak. 37,\nIn s downtown Toronto residence,\npolios uld. She will sppesr In po\nlice court Monday morning for preliminary hearing. Pollet uld the\nmsn ind womin hid been drinking\nsnd guerreled over going to a\nmovie.\n\u25a0\u25a0\nNUMBER HI\nADMIRAL INGRAM 8UQGE8TI\nYORK MAY BE bomdedi Admlnl Jonu H. Ingram ef thl U. 8. Atlantic Command warm that thl\nGermani miy try to robomb Niw York, or othtr\nAtlantic coait cities, which might Include Halifax.\nThe bombs could eome from surface ships off Long\nIsland and bomb Naw York is Indicated here.\nThey might be launohed from lubmarinu er from\ntramatlantlc planet,\n\"Slight 'Quqke\"\nFolt in Japan\nSAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14 (AF)\n\u2014A \"slight earthquake\" Struhon-\n.hu, main Japanese home island\nSaturday, -the Japanese Domet\nagtncy reported ln t broadcast-' Tht\ndispatch said \"a litle damage to a\ntmall number of houses\" had bees\ncaused, but declared \"transportation\nfacilities sustained no damage whatever.'' lit quake wag recorded at\n3:55 a.m. (Tokyo time)\nrokyo time).\n.   \"     _<;7-\nKANDt, Ceylon, Jin.-14 (CP) -\nBritish troops, driving tpwsrd Rangoon and Mandalay, havt occupied\nfour more towns in widely scattered areas of the Burma Jungles with\nadvanced units in the lower Chindwin district smashing forward to a\npoint about 30 miles irom Mandalay, southeut Asia Headquarters\nannounced today. '\nSpearheads of Lt.-Gen. WiUIsm\nJ. Slim's British Uth army, driving\ntoward Burma's second city, made\n16-mlle advance south of Shwebo\nand entered Wetlet on the Myit-\nkjrina-Mandalay railway line. Wet-\nlet is spproxlmately 30 miles North\nend slightly west ot Mandalay.\nCOMMANDOS CAPTURE TOWN\nBritish Commando forces, which\nstormed ashore on the West const\nst Burma 32.miles southeut of Akyab, occupied the town of Myebon\ndespite Japaneie artillery and machine gun, tire, a communique uld.\nChinese troops of the northern\ncombat area command continued'\npressing enemy unlti Into e Jungle\npocket mliway between Tonkwa\nand the Shwcli River.\nThe new Commsndo landing\nthreatens enemy highway and river\nescape corridors. The only routes by\nwhich Japaneie troopi csn retreat\nfrom this Arakan area are the\ncoastal road and the Kyatsln snd\nMyebon Riven.\nCHUNGKING, Jan. 14 (AP) -\nJapanese troops are cllrtgtng desperately to the Burma road border\ntown dt Wanting In ah effort to\nprevent a junction ot Chinese forces\nconverging from Yunnan province\nand. Burms, Unltid Statu heed-\nquarters, ln China announced tonight\nThe Chlnue now control all but\none of.tbe hills surrounding tbe\ntown after capturing the highest\npeak, Wtllungihan, ind killing perhaps 400 enemy soldien.\nDebate on War\nSituation in\nCommons Thit Week\nLONDON, Jsn. 14 (CP) \u2014 A\nfull dress reheerul on ths gen;\nersl wsr situation snd Qrseee wlll\nbe held In the Houie ef Commons\nThursdsy end Frldsy, with Prime\nMinister Churchill snd Foreign\nlecretary Eden participating, a\nGovernment whip snnouneed Saturday,\nKesselring Still\nin Action\nROME, Jen. 14 (CP-Reuten) -\nField Marshal Kesselring, who had\nbeen reported III or wounded, apparently is still In sctlve commend\nof Oerman troopi on the Italian\nfront\nA captured order ot the day, Iiiued on New Year'i Diy and signed\nby him, uld: \"I am leading you Into\nbattle in 1M9.\"\nYanks Continue\n\u2022 .'.:.. num. 1\nins on Luzon\nSOUTHWEST PACIFIC ADVANCE COMMAND, Jan. 16 \u2014\n(Monday) \u2014 (AP)\u2014Arrferlcan In-\nvaden of Luzon Island have croued the Agno River neer Bayam-\n-HMJJtlalUr Inlind from J-In-\ngiySw'-Otittp' hetdqpsrterr \u2022' in-\nThe beachhead Itielf wu widened 20 mllei weitward to the vicinity ef Alsmlnos and 10 mllee\nnortheaitward to Damorltis. This\nmaku the over-ell length of the\nbeachhead 46 miles.\nOn the west Port Sued and Man-\ngatarem were occupied. The advance on the Mangatarem front wu\nfour milea and on the Bayambang\nfront ebout five miles.\nDsmortls, st the north end of the\nenlarged beachhead, it sn important rail and highway Junction.\n100 MILES FROM MANILA\nIn the centre of the broad drive\ntoward Manila, less than 100 miles\nway,_the Americans were approaching Catsblan, five miles southeast\nof ciptured Santa Barbara.\nCapture of Dsmortls seals off all\nJapanese In the west coastal area\nfrom the only highway leading eastward into the Benguet mountains,\nIncluding tjie summer Philippine\ncapital city of Baguio, now believed\nthe seat of Japaneie officials.\nA spokesman said fairly stiff resistance wu reported ln the hills\nof   tbe   Americans'   eastern   flank,\nbut the communique reported the\nenemy was unable to concentrate\nhis forcei. Aircraft raked the entire\nisland of Luzon, pounding railroad\nequipment trucks, airfields and bivouac areas.\nfreight cars were deitroyed la five\ndays of raids, as well u more thin\n400 motor vehicles md 11 tanki.\nHeadquarten laid tuoh operation! against enemy communication! \"Imposed severe limitations\"\non Japan'i ability to shift mtn\nsnd supplies northward to meet-\nleg the Manila-bound Invulon\nforces.\nABANDON RIVER LINE\nWhen the American motorized\npatrols reached the Agno River\nthey found the Japanese had abandoned that natural defence line.\nIn the central Philippines naval\n\u25a0patrols sank four troop-laden barges\noff Leyte and two supply-loaded\nluggers off Cebu. Heavy casualties\nwere inflicted.\nJapanese-heM alrdromu ln Celebes, the Moluccas and the New\nGuinea-Bismarck archipelago area\nwere pounded. Forty tons of explosives were dumped on troop and\nsupply facilities on New Britain\nand New Ireland.\nThe Agno River, crossed by American patrols, is the deepest river\ncrossing the central planes area\nwhich leads southward to Manila.\n300-400 GUNS\nPER MILE\nON RUSS FRONT\nMOSCOW, Jin. 14 (AP) - Today'i Ruisian preu hailed the Soviet Winter offensive as the greatest\nblow yet struck by the Allies and\nurged Red Army men to push on\nto \"complete victory.\"\nPravda asserted the battle of Budapest alone, not counting the new\ndrive ln Southern Poland, wai of\ngreater magnitude and fierceness\n\"than everything that haa yet taken\nplica on the Western tront.\"\nFrontline dispatches declared the\npowerful-new offensive ln Poland\nin sheer firepower hsd surpassed any\nsingle attack In Red Army history.\nThe attack opened Friday on the\nblizzard-swept tront with a barrage from sn average of JOO to 400\nguns per mill ot front dlspstches\nuld.\nRockets trom Katush.is mounted\non trucks, looked Uke a host ot red-\ntailed comets srchlng over the snow.\nWhere they fell, Germans were\nburned to s crisp, armored vehicles\nneerly melted, and artillery emplacements became exploding death traps,\nRuuian correspondents aaid.\nPravda .icoffed   at   doubti   that\nTwo B. (. Men\nAwarded D.F.C.\nOTTAWA, Jan. 14 (CP) - Air\nForce Headquarten announced Saturday the award of 10 D.F.C.'a to\nmembers of the R.C-A.f. lerving\noverseas, including:\nFIt.-Lt. R. D. Hemphill, and Flt-\nLt. S. H. Minhinnick, Vancouver.\nSTRIKERS WALK\nDAILY TO REPORT\nVANCOUVER, Jan. 14 (CP) -\nVancouver'i walking piarathon li\ngoing Into its seventh day. Perhaps\nthe hundreds of penons tramping\nthe long trek between home and\noffice during the preeent itreet car-\nbus itrlke would feel leu footweary\nIf they knew they weren't the Ohly\nones on the march.    *\nEvery member of' the striking\nStreet Railwaymen's Union (AT.L.)\nhaa alsrv turned pedestrian \u2014 from\nthe motorman to the track mari, the\nconductor to the conductofette.\nWhether they live five blocks tway\nIMt\n.   , or live mllei they itlll hsve Uxbeat\ntlw wir might be prolonged Into., pa|h ,o ^ door ^ unlon^\u00ab,d.\nquarteri every day for u long it\nthe tie-up lasts.\n. \u25a0 .., ., \u25a0\u25a0,',.. No Riketty, one of the flnt of\niUrtKrUKIi HII the   190 conductnrettes to be em-\nC OD Ai OCA    kiriNKI-ll Lployed by the British Columbls tlec-\nrWMVIUJM,   nunjnu   trie Rellwsy, walks five miles trom\nWASHINGTON, Jin. 14 (AP) - her home ln South Orknville Dts-\nSuperfortiessee lsnded twin blowi trict (or her picketing. Mn. llakei-\nat prime Japaneae targets on For- ty'i hulbsnd hu been In Italy for\nmou snd empire Island nf Honshu the lost four yean with the Can-\ntoday without losing a single one adian Army,\nof their number to enemy action,     y. \"I know wVre doing the boyi a\nUpwards of 100 slrcratt took part I favor by trying now lo get higher\nIn eech attack, It waa Indicated, j wagea so they'll have something to\npouring destruction on military and look lorwird to when they tome\nlnduitrial targets ln day light I borne,\" she uid.\n20 Towns\nin Savage\nTaken\nBattle\nGum ond Bombort Lash Enemy Bases,\nFlooing Convoys; lit and 2nd Join\nPARIS, Jan. 14 (CP)\u2014Savage fighting blazed today teven\nmilet North of St. Vith on the last good German defence lint\nshort of Germany as British and\noverran 20 towns and cut the escape route from Houffalize,\nenemy base in what once was the\n.merican troops to the West\ncentre of the Belgian bulge.\nAdamant German resistance along the salient shoulde\u00abt\nNorth.and South of Houffalizef\nchanged abruptly to rear-guard\naction.\nA field dlspetoh ssid British 2nd\nArmy forces stormsd within four\nmllei of the Qerman road hub at\nHouffsllie In a 2000-yard advance\nta the outskirts ef Wlbrln and\nclamped a itrong held on the vital\nHouffallxe-St. Vith road, the\nenemy's lut msjor escape route\nto the Iut, at a pelnt Southweet\nof Cheraln.\nCheraln Is six mllu Northoest\nIf Houffalize.'\nBritish idvinee formationi ilso\npushed up to the Northern loop\nof the Houffallze-St. Vith road\nbetwun Bevlgny and Cheraln.\n1ST CUT8 E8CAPI LINK\nTht U. S. 1st Army cut the Houf-\nfallze-St Vith road and advanced to\nwithin three milu of the former\ntown.\nThe U. 8. \u00bbrd Army wu only\neight miles away on tbe South after\ntending Unks into Novllle, iVt miles\nSouth of Houffalize.\nThe 3rd, in gaini up to 4>\/_ miles,\nalio knocked the Germans back\nfrom Bertogne, six milu Southwut\nof Houffalize, and drove on to the\nOurthe River two miles North, effecting another Junction with British 2nd Army units.\nSKIES RAIN DEATH\nBoth Houffalize and St Vith\nwere taking a terrific artillery\npounding and enemy convoyi\nfleeing for the safety of the Sieg-\n-_*____* h-isbm- _-m*Y-____i iHimrigH tn iun\nof dutructlon by clouds of Allied\nplanes turned loose in tbe clearing skies.\nTht U. S. 1st Army forcu moving\nfrom the Northwest Joined British\n2nd Army units early today due\nWest of Houffalize, forming a solid\nWestern Front and trapping odd\npockets of ths enemy.\nIn Northeutern France, the Germans struck with renewed fury at\nU. S. 7th Army llnu eight milei iniide Alsace North of Strubourg,\ncoming over with tanks snd flame\nthrowers ln an attack which by late\n\u2022M\ncrbsh lt together end catch whst\nwu left of a Usk force ol 29 tanki\nd s batUlion or so of infinity.\n!AZI ARTILLERY\nITS HARD AT\nLUES IH ITALY\nEnemy Establishes;\nBridgehead on\nSenio River Bank\n$ET UP DEFENCE\nROME, Jin. 14 (AP.-Qermen\nforcu, blocking tht Allltd drive\nIn northern IUly, have bain\nitrongly reinforced ind today ar*\nuilng the heaviest artillery encountered slnoe Allied troope\ncrscked the Hitler tlni lut Miy.\nTht Germani alio hivt bein\nbolstered by e fruh division ruihed from Norwiy lnd leveral Italian divisions trained In Germiny.\nOn tha Adriatic sector, whirl\nthe Cintdlm Corps It operatlna,\nthe Oermini hivt eitabllihed a\nbridgehead on the Eut btnk of\nthi Senlo River, In the Futlgmni\nirea, 13 mllei north ind Jutt,lilt\n*i f**u**,_\u00bbj0in'\n6.S. GROUP DIGS IN\nThree groups ot S.S. men croued\nneir Fusignano. The first two wert\ndriven back by the Canadians but\nthe third blew up s number of\nhouses snd apparently dug In.\nAt the eastern extremity of the\nItalian front a Toronto armored\nreconnaissance regiment claihtd\nwith the Germans ln s fierce engagement Thursday night on th*\nspit of land separating the Com*\nmachio lagoon from the Adriatle\nSea A filed dlipitch from William\nBoss,  Canadian Preu wsr corre-\n'-'-\u25a0\" l'l\u2122iil,l'\u00ab8?SS^k_fi?S\u00b1a\nwounded eight\nnothing.\nIt wes dlicloied Ssturdsy that\nCanadlani ef the British tth Airborne Dlvlilon played a part In\nimsihlng the German drive Into\nthe Ardennes.\nLocal action elsewhere on the\nsprawling Western front found Britiah 2nd Army, formations in Eastern Holland capturing the village of\nGebroek near Maeseyck on the long\ndormant Maas River front and the\nU. S. 9th Army beating off a small\ncounter-atUck at Wurm on the Roer\nRiver front North of Aachen.\nA field dispatch iald Allied infantrymen atUched to the lit Canadian Army hit the Germans' lait\nbridgehead across the Mau River\nin Holland early today but were\ndriven back by deadly machine-gun\nfire. Thia bridgehead ls nesr Kap,\nelescheveer, seven miles North\nesat of Breda\nFORCES JOIN\nLt.-Gen. Dempiey'i men. reached\nthe Ourthe River between Ortho\nand La Roche and made contact\nwith U. S. 3rd Army forcei preu\ning Northward trom the Baitogne\nlector.\nThe burden of fighting ln Bel\nglum veered Eutward on the iecond day of the. American lit Army\n\u2022uault along the Northern flank oj\nthe Ardennei salient which grounc\nout gains ot from one to two milu\nThe SOth Infsntry Division reen\ntered Thlrlmont ieven mllu North\nof St. Vith, sfter being driven ou;\nSaturday by a battalion ot infantry\nand 10 Unks. Front reporU ulil\nhalf the town wu ln American\nhanda.\nThe Germans were bent on holding open the highwayi to St Vith to\npermit the evacuation of whatever\nremained of 20 msuled divlsioni\nwithdrawing out of the Houffalize-\nButogne sector.\nThe SOth seised nearby Iledmon.,\nthree mliei South of-Malmedy, hit\nother forces were compelled to retire from Hersumont four mllei\nfsrther Southwest nesr the Silm\nIllver.\nDELAY ADVANCE\nA front diipatch uld that from\nthis critical sector Westward, Ue\nGermans hsd left behind rea-\ngusrds who, with aid of Icc-glazid\nhlghwaya, were delaying the Allltd\nsdvsnce.\nThe emptying German apex Welt\nof Houffallu wss from four to flp'e\nmiles wide at Its base, and Brllljh\nPLANS DEFENCE\n'South of Cotignola, a town\nmiles north of Taenia, where sn 8th\nArmy patrol unsuccessfully attempted a crouing to capturt a\nbridge Thursday, Britiih patrols\nFriday discovered no sign of tht\nsncmy east of the Senio.\nIt ls apparent that Field Mirabel\nKeuelrlng plans to hold a defence line running from tbt\nnorth bank of the Reno river and\nthe west bank of the Senlo river\non the Adriatic side, then louthward along the Senio Into the Apennines. The line then runi wett\nthrough the mountains south of Bo-\nlogns. From the Bologna irea Witt\nlo the Serchio River sre lmpasubll\nmountains. The Germsni sre holding from Gallicano weetward to\nthese\nand American troops were trying\n__!_________._\u25a0 .......  .__ i\nTAX COMMISSION\nOPENS HEARINGS\nAT COAST TODAY\nVANCOUVER. Jan. 14 (CP) \u2014\nMemberi of the Royal Commluion\non Uxstion of cooperatives arrived\ntonight In Vancouver where flrit\npublic hearings will open tomorrow\nand conUnue Tuesday and Wedneaday.\nSeventeen briefs will be preeent-\ned in Vancouver snd sbout doxan\nwlll be from coopersUve orgisla-\nUons irgulng for continuance of air\nemptlon from taxation. Independent firms will conUnd Uie prsKnt\nbasis discriminate! ln favor at the\ncoopersUves.\nMr. Justice Errol M. McDougsll\nof Montreal il chairmsn of the com-\nmlaalon which wlll report to tbt\nDominion government, following\nhearing! all aerou Canada, concerning an equitable baaii for appllcatloni of Income and exceu profits tsx on coopersUves- Nsxt ltu\ntlngi open it Calgary Jan. 22.\nThe Weather\nSaturday: Mln. SI. Max, 41,1. Pr\u00bb-\ncip. .4 (Including Inch mow >\nSundsy: Mln. IIX Max. 314.\nNelson  Leke Level\u2014\nSaturday. 1 p.m\u20145.17 feet\nSunday, I p.m.\u20143.17 feet\nForecut KooUnay-Ught to __\u2022\nderate wlnda. overcut with intermittent light mow morning, becoming light flurries In afternoon. Not\nmuch change in temperatuta,\n \u25a0 NIUON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, JANUAtY H, 1f4i\nComplete Mobilization fpr Victory.,.\nCongress May Take\nirastic Steps\nWASHINOTON, Jan. 41 <CP) -\ndepartmenti ot the United\nitet home front has moved to-\nmore complete mobilization\n_jr victory ln the wtr and ptrtlcl-\npation ln tbe establishment ot permanent peace.\np   Developments last week la thli\n'direction Included:\n1. Congressional consideration of\n\u2022 national service act or other meaiure to provide 000,000 additional\n.'men for the armed forces, 700,000\ntor wsr industries, and tome 20,-\n{000 trained nurses for the services.\n' _ Congressional action to strengthen the administration's hand ln\n[negotiating with major allies for\nthe composition of political and diplomatic problems related to liberated countries.\n;    I. Presentation of an $83,000,000,-\n-\u2022_\u00bb budget for the fiscal year begin\nning July 1, Mtt, envliiglng ttlt\npossibility of a long struggle ahead.\n4. Drastic new restrictions on use\not coal and other fuel for the dual\npurpoie of meeting ilmoit Inevitable shortages, and to release manpower for othtr essential work.\nDoubt his been expressed In\nmtny quarteri that Congreis, la\nthis sixth year of the world war and\nthe fourth year of American parti-\ncipatlon, will be any more willing\nto enact national service than It wai\nwhen the President asked la vain\nfor It last year.\nRut there aeemed to be good prospects that, unleu voluntary action\nmakes lt unnecessary, Congresi will\ntake steps to force trained nurses\ninto uniform and authorise the administration to force deferred or\nphysically unfit categories of military age into essential occupations.\nmmmm\n\u25a0\n\u25a0   . \u25a0\n' ____\u00bb   \"'\nAnonymous Donor\nGives to Alts.\nChild Welfare      ,\nEDMONTON, Jtn. 14 (CP) - Aa\nanonymous child welfare benefactor trom Calgary, who hai puziled\nProvlncitl Tretiury offlciili with\nhli sporadic donationi of $200 ever\nthe fait three yeart, has repeated\nhis performance.\nThi money waa sent to Hon. Solon\nE. Low, former Provincial Treuurer, tad in accompanying note Slid\nthe donation was \"la appreciation Of\ngood work done ln the Child Welfare and Mothers' Allowances\nBranches.\" The latest gift brings\nthe total up to $800.\n.      . \u25a0    .'\u25a0'..\nReligion Acknowledgment of God's\nDominion Over People Jays Bishop\n\"One of tbe most misunderstood\nsubjects today ls that of religion,\"\n\/said Moat Rev. Martin M. Johnson,\n.Bishop ol Nelson, at morning Maw\n-4._4d.ln the Cathedral ol Mary Immaculate. The addresi was broadcast\nover Radio Station CKLN, Neleon.\n| \"To prove (Ua itatement,' tbe\n.Bishop oontinued, \"we need only look\nI at the modern attitude to religion-\nSJJany shy from the adjective rellgioui aa though lt connoted unman-\nUneas, weakness, or belnt allgbtly\ntouched, lome glory ln tbe aaaertlon\n.-that they seldom \u00abo to church. Othera\nI regard religion as though It were the\nfraudulent champion ol loat causes.\nt Thtm viewi undoubtedly are the\nresult ot th| modern theories about\nIMlBnii According to eome writers\n__.rphlloeop.-ers religion was born of\nIgnorance and li destined to disappear with thf advent of knowledge;\nthat religion la Unworthy of the intelligent man; or at beet to be tolerated becauw ot the practical good lt\nmay accomplish among unlearned and\nample souls. To others religion Is a\nmanifestation of fear. It ls the out-\nErth of ohlldlih luperstltlons and\nee la unworthy of a practical man.\n1 others see religion as a sop for\nfailure, the opiate of the downtrodden,\nkeeping them satisfied with poverty,\neconomic Injustices. It Is therefore\nunworthy of the successful man.\n\u25a0ABED ON FALSE VIEW\n:_' \"All these theories, of eourse, are\nbaaed on a false view of Ood or a\n.false new of rellilon, or of the acta\n. 5 religion. If there Is a Ood wbo cre-\n! *bti man and creatures, then there\nshould be no misunderstanding of\nrellilon because lta definition becomes\n\u25a0 lupremely ilmple. Religion ls the ac-\n__ncwledgment of God's dominion\nOver us and our dependence on Elm,\n. \"That acknowledgment Is due ln\netrlot justice. It ls a debt owed by old\n.and young, by the learned and unlearned, by the succcA.rul and the\nUnsuccessful. Surely It ta only belnt\ninanly, honest, and Intelligent to render to Ood what belongs to Him. As\n* matter of faot we owe Rim not only\nreverence snd eervlaa but even llf'i\nWmU. II a genius Invents some lebor-\nfeavlng device, the aovarnment recog.\nairing his rights will give him patent-\nrights entitling him to all return., on\nbli invention. By making everyone\nwbo makes uw of It pay royalty ths\n, government testifies to a strict right\non the part of Ite Inventor. Now Ood la\nour creator and we are His invention. Cresting ua. not out of raw material but by the Omnipotence of Hil\nTojist Tes\nTet hundrttl-i of yttr. It ha*\nboon not-etf tgiln wid wutn that\nhusband tnd vif* Uter having\nUftd toftthtr for a long Umt\n\u25a0Und to -reatmble each other in ap-\nMirine*, In lact man and wlft\nhtrt ofttn b-ten taken for bro-\nthT and titter We beUeve that\ntht commem explanation It that\nbaring existed tofethn In tht\n\u2022am* environment it hat had tht\naame tfftct upon their outward\nappearance, ind thut produced a\nllktntu But not long ago another\nldet occurred to u*. when reading a book on peycho-analyala It\npointed out that many men eub-\noon*clou\u00bbly fell tn love with women who reminded them of their\nown mothtn. Tht flrit human\nbtlng t child kiv\u00abs \\n hie mother,\nand no doubt he will be attracted\nto women In later life who poaneta\ntomt of hla mothtr'a chaxecterla-\ntlce. T-tm. may be visible one. In\nthat eaat It it not turprlatng that\nbutbanda and wivet tend to look\nalike. The eame Oilng appl'-ea to\nwomtn, who a* cnlldren lavished\ntheir firat affection upon their\nfathtr*.\nCOODERHAM\/WORTS\n.   Limited\nTORONTO, ONTARIO\nwill, we are wholly dependent on Him.\nTo aay that Ha Is entitled to royalties\nls merely to say tbat Justice should\nbe done to whom Justice Is due.\"\nThe Bjf hop went on to say that ln\neveryday life, the people admired the\nJust msn, the man who gave his life In\nthe cause of Justice, tbe children wbo\nwere grateful to tbeir parents and\nhonored them, the sons snd daughters\nwho acknowledged obligation to the\nland of their birth or adoption.\nHHINIIH HARMONY\n\"Religion,\" he explained, \"la necessary for social harmony became religion assigns to man his proper place\nin the universe, Man stands midway\nbetween Ood and the lower things of\nthe universe, and Juat w tbe lower\nthings were crested to serve man, man\nwaa crested to serve Ood. Any change\nln that order wlll bring misery. There\nls a change and a serious dislocation\nwhen man recognises no superior\nabove him .... There Is an old\nprovsrb which says, 'A man who bu\nnot Ood for a master has many masters,' And thew masters are unworthy\nof man. Religion, therefore, doee the\nJust and honest thing. It neither\nusurps God's plaoe nor attempts to\ntake from Ood what belongs to htm.\nIt recognises Ws dominion over us\nand our subjection to Blm. Religion\nenables us in a word to be men.\n\"And now we may ask how do ws\nbast express or manifest our dependence on Ood? In what way msy ws\npay our debt to Ood. There are three\nchief ways\u2014by prayers, acts ol adoration and sacrifice. We will consider\nonly priyer this morning .... Men\nof our times have not missed tbe\nbeauty of prayer but that very beauty\nbu often blinded men to the solid\ncharacter behind tbat beauty. Prayer\nbelongs to the honest bnd tbe brave\n.... In prayer man thoroughly and\nrightly asknowledges his dependence\non Ood. In no other act does man\nso strictly tell the truth about himself for prayer is s statement of our\nneeds; and the very multlpllcston of\nour requests ls an emphasising of the\nfact that It Is Ood who ls the source\nof all good.\nPRAYER PRACTICAL\n\"Prayer Is practical. Whan a man\nsprays his fruit trees several times\na year to obtain a good crop pare do\nnot call this preparation sn act of\nweakness: rather lt Is an evidence of\nIntelligence So prayer ls not to be\nconsidered as wheedling Ood Into a\nchange of mind. Prayer Instead of\nchsnglng Divine Providence rather\nfulfills It; for Ood not only ordains\nirhst Is to happen but alao ftbw lt Is\nto happen In other words, prayer may\nbe the cause or condition stipulated\nIn Ood's mind. Prayer does not change\nOod\u2014but It does change men That\nprayer Is practical and efficacious we\nhsve but to recall ths guarantee of\nChrlit when hs uld, 'Ask and you\nahall receive.' \"\nThe Bishop finished by reminding\nhta hearers that religion given man\nwisdom, mercy, serenity, strength and\ncopsolsUon:\nCamera Club\nEnjoys\nIllustrated Talk\nThe Nelson Camera Olub at Its first\nsemi-monthly meeting rrlday evening presented the first of a serlu of\nIllustrated lectures and discussed\nmany Items of lntereit to those on\nthe threshold of better photography.\nPresident Tom Crack welcomed the\nnew memben and reminded thl\nmembers that each yvould get pleasure\nsnd ssperlenoe out of the olub ln ths\nwme ratio aa the energy end spirit\nput Into It. Hs spoke of the efforts of\nthe executive In planning tha Winter's\nictivlty snd of the fitting up of tbe\ncomfortable elub rooms with tables,\nprinting machines' and other equipment and conveniences.\nThs lecture, \"fleeing Things for\nKeeps\" was given by Vice-President\nbr V\nPhil Robinson wltb _C a. Kind handling ths Illustrated elides. While Intended to be.of an elementary nature\nthis lecture proved to bs very Interesting to beginner and advanced\nworker silks. It emphasised the\nthought that pictures srs sn expression of choice of subjects, ths Interpretation of mood and meaning and\nthe ability to aaa pictorial value, not\nonly In obvious things of beauty and\nof the spectacular, but ln the com\nmonpleoe subjects thst many paas\nby; thst a pair of good eyee ara more\nImportant than an expensive, complicated camera.\nProject for ths Summer sesson Is\nto prepare s oollectlon of pictures de,\nplctlng the utilities and equipment\nof the City of Nelaon. Thew wlll be\nprewnted to the City Council for display at the City Hall.\nPlace In\nConsuls Play\nTHAU.. B.C., Jul. 14\u2014Rege Stone's\ncurlers tonight deflated W. I_. Wood'a\nrlnk 13-8 te win a place hi tbe British\nConsuls competition tp be played at\ntbe B.C. Bonspiel here neat month.\nThey Join It; .. MeOerrlgle and A. M\nChesser, who previously won tbt right\nto repreient Trail In the competition.\nTwo more rinks have yet to bs decided.\nStone previously deflated W. H\nSheppard n-\u00bb te enter the final ot\nhla wctlon In playoffs, white Wood\nbeat _. _ Vance u-l. Another wation was played out to the finals when\nDonald McDonald beat A. I. Calvert\n10-8 end \u00bb. T, Beckett beat A. H.\nWoolf IM, placing McDonald and\nBeckett ta snother .section final,\nCrown MM play Is now In Uu\nsights, Kwun.as of play hie Men\nhull, many gsmea being won on the\n10th end. Soores have been extremely clew,\nSaturday night games ta the Crown\npoint Competition resulted U follows;\nD. I, wetmore I, R. I. IDU T.\nW. I.. Wood I. P. Hudoklin 7,\n_ Atwell 8, >. L. Vsnie I.\nR. .   MacKinnon I, R. MoOhle I.\nA. E Allison I, J. Bel) 7,\nA. M. Cheuer I, A, 0. Allison I.\nW. R. Sheppard I, H, T. Beckett 7..\nW. S. Row I, W. X. Baldrey 1.\nPanther Bantams\nBlank M.R.K. 6-0\nIn a Bantam Hockey League game\nSaturday afternoon that upiet the\ndope, Panther Bintami ihut out M.\nR.K, Bantami 8-0. Domination of\nthe Bantam League by the M.R.K.,\nwho were undefeated until their top\nscorers were promoted to Midget,\nappears now to be a thing of the\npast.\nShunter wss the heavy icorer,\nwith five goals, Buchanan getting\nthe other. Buchanan got two assists,\nand Misuraca one.\nPenalties were dished out heavily. Panthen were given seven, Buchanan serving three, while s penalty shot wsi given against the team\nfor a trip by Buchanan in the defence tone, Gord Pickering, who\ntook the shot for the M.R.K., failing to score, however. Jsckmsn,\nMclnnli and Vulcano got the other\nPanther penalties. F. Smith was off\ntwice for M.R.K.. Teami were:\nPanthen \u2014 DeGirolamo, goal;\nShunter, Buchanan, Mliuraca, Vulcano, S. Benedetti, R. Benedetti, O.\nBrown, Jackman, Mclnnli.\nM.R.iC-Kinneer, goal; T. Smith,\nRobblni, J. Pickering. Anderion,\nRenwick, O. Pickering, Meagher,\nWellbourn, Matthewi, McLean, K.\nCoskey.\nRefereei, Charles Magllo, Slim\nPorter, Bob PitU: Scorekeeper,\nj Lloyd Mair; Timekeeper, Graham\nDawson.\nNelson Curlers\nStart U.D.L.\nContest Tonight\nThe smoka of battls in the (harp\nOup contests cleared away, Nelaon\nCurling Olub members this week,\nlaunch Into play in ths U.D.I-. competition. E. O. Bunt on rrlday night\ntook ths Sharp oup by virtus ef his\nwin over K. McRory. A. I. Horswlll\nwlU skip A. Jells rlnk during u.D.L.\nThis wssk's drsw fsUows;\nMONDAVI\n7 p.m.\u2014Haydon va Hunt; Pwblw\nvs Laishley; Chrlshop vs Bradley;\nGodfrey va Whitehead; R. D. Wallace\nvi Harrison.\n0 pm\u2014Hickey vs Bourque; McRory\nvs Floury; Allen vs Poulin; Jenson rs\nWassick;   Cummins  vs  Marshall.\nTtESDAYl\n7 p.m.\u2014Bailey vs lic-fwen; Desireau\nva Thom; Moore vs T. A. Wallace;\nHamson vs Farenholtz; Orsy vs Qllker.\n1 p.m.\u2014Waters vs Teague; A. Ron-\nmark vs Sharp; foxall vs Ritchie;\nWhlmster vs Horton; McKinnon vs\nLaughton.\nWEDNESDAY!\n7 p.m.\u2014Smith vs Oreenwood; Brown\nvs Allan; Horton vs Sutherland; Harrlaon vs Horawill; WltchsU vs Jemson.\n9 p.m.\u2014Peebles va Hsrvsy; Hunt vs\nEwing;  Marr vs Oodfrey; McKinnon\nva  R.  D, Wallace;  o.  Ronmark  va\nChrlshop.\nTHURSDAY!\n7 p.m.\u2014Ritchie va WltchsU; Hlokey\nvs Poulin; cummins rs Sharp; A.\nRonmark va Manhall; Hamson vs\nSutherland.\n9 p.m.\u2014T. A. Wallaoe vi Whlmster;\nMoore vs Firenholta; Bailey va Oray;\nDesireau   va  Bradley;   Whitehead   vs\nHaydon.\nntlDAY!\n7 p.r \u2014Marr vs Homenhara; Waters\nvs Horr.*111; Teagus vs Laughton; O.\nRonmark vs fleury; Harvey vs Waa-\nslck.\n9 p.m \u2014foxall vs Lalahley; Smith vs\nBourque; Qllker vs Mc-twen: Oreenwood vs Brown; McRory vs Thom.\n\u25a0-si\"* '    '   ,'    '     ' \u2022\nI \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0       .\nMrs. E. J. Boyes\nPresident of\nExcelsior Club ',.\nMrs. S. J. Boyes was elected President ot the Excelsior Club of St.\nPaul's United churoh, at the annual\nmeeting at tbe home et Mn T. A\nTemple.\nOthen eleoted were Was Ween\nMaokentle, Vice-President; MUs orace\nLauihton, Secretary; Mrs. A. T\nRichards, Treasurer,\nSewing committee will be Mn. w,\nHarkness, Mrs R. V. Baynea and Mrs.\nMaroells UMolgne; Refreshment MB-\nvenor, Mrs. Nettle Johnson; Offlolal\nBoard representative, Mils Kllwn\nMackemie; Visiting Committee, Mis.\nI, J. Boyes and Mra. T. Temple.\nRefreihmenU were served later by\nMrs. Temple, assistants being Mrs. M.\nL. Craig Md Mrs. W. Harkness.\nCapt. Robertson,\nPioneer, Passes\nIWTIOTON, R.O., Jan. 1\u00ab\u2014Captain\nOeorge Robertion, 17, ons of tbe lest\nsurviving veterens of early steamboat\ndays In Inland Brttah Columbia, died\nhere Prlday following a heart attack.\nHe had been in good health and had\nJust completed arrangemenU for a\ntrip to hts native Scotland.\nCaptain Robertson bad II years\nsorvlcs wltb tbe Canadian Paclllc\nRailwayi Inland steamers on Okanagan, Kootenay and Arrow Lakes wben\nhe retired ss master ot the famous\nold steamer Slcamous In 1991.\nHla career ln marine circles ln B.C.\nwas a lengthy and honorable one\ndating baek about 80 yeart. On hla\narrival at Vanoouver from Scotland\nIn the early I0's, hs started ln the\nsalmon canning business and remained at that for. four yean. Then,\nwith a partner, he bought a schooner\nand went prospecting on the halibut\nbanks. The two were probably the\noriginators of British Co.umbla'e.rlch\nhalibut industry.\nCranbrook\nLibrarian Dies\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Jsn. 14 -\nFuneral services wlll be conducted\nMondsy for Miss Amy Sabini Rumsey, who died et her home Saturday\nmoming after a long lllnei.\nBorn at Lyme Regie, Dorset, England, with her parents, Mr. and\nMrs. J. L. Rumsey, and brothers\nand sister, she came to Uve In this\ndistrict 35 years sgo. During her\nesrly years here she conducted s\nkindergarten, snd she has acted aa\nLibrarian ever sines the City Library was founded.\nHer mother and sister, Mri. Van\nBraam survive her here.\nFruil Production Here Can Be\n1 \"- 'xpanded Foxall Tells\nTrade Board; Cogent Reasons\n-  A\nBritish Ships Destroy\nNazi Convoy\nOff Norwegian Coast\nLONDON, Jin. It (CT-Reuten.-\nShlpi of the Royil Nivy ilmoit\ncompletely deitroyed \u25a0 vslusble\nGermin convoy of ieven or eight\nships, carrying vital war lupplies,\noff the Coast of Norway early rrlday.\nThe British ships suffered neither\ncssuiltfes nor damage.\nTHREE KOOTENAY\nWOUNDED RETURN\nVANCOUVIR. Jan. It (CP) -\nAmong wounded Canadian army\n\u2022personnel scheduled to srrlve here\non a hospital train tonight en route\nhome were: Pte. M. T. I Rslph.\nKimberley; Pte. W. Uhrynowlch,\nTrail; Onr. I  L. Vlcken. Creston.\nVANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS\n-YOUR  VANCOUVIR  HOME\"\nDufferin Hotel\n8ry.ni.nr  Rt.\nNewly renovated throughout   Phonei  md  i It vat or.\nA    PATTERSON,   lit*   ot\nVancouvtr, B. C.     Coleman,  Alta.,  Proprietor\nTRANSPORTATION\u2014Passenger and Freight\nL\nNelson - Trail\nRossland Freight\nJ. C. MUIR\nPhonei: Nelion 77; Rotiland 171; Trail 1110\nSALMO\nConntctioni Con\nKASLO   \u2014   CRESTON\nNAKUSP\nMortgages Burn\nas Saskatchewan\nFarmers Prosper\nREGINA, Jsn. 14 (CP.-A smoke\nsignal of better times rise from\nthe chimneys of Saskatchewan's\nchurches.\nFrom the Internstlonal boundary\nto the northern bushlanda, and\nacross the flat land from Minitoba\nto Alberta, churches are celebrat-\nIng their release from debt by burning mortgages, s survey showed today.\nReglna, In step with the times,\nhas seen three churches set the\nmatch to -discharged mortgages In\nthe last three months. -Smaller congregations, assembled In weather-\nbeaten buildings where the winds\nof drought yeara stripped the paint,\nar doing the same in rursl sreaf_\nThe reiiom for the flnmclil betterment of the churches\u2014ind of al-\nmost every other Saskatchewan\ncommunity\u2014are found ln two figure!:'\nThe eillrrteled value of Saskatchewan field crops ln 1M4 wu\n\u2022437,161,000. In U3\u00ab lt wsi .1,111,.\n900.\nSon's V.C. to\nBe Presented in\nUnique Ceremony\nVICTORIA, Jsn. 14 (CP)\nceremony unique ln the ennals of\nI British Columbia's Oovernment\nHouse wil Hake place here Tuesday when Lieut -Gov. W. C. Woodward presents the Victoria Crosa to\nMrs. Ferguson Hoey of Duncan,\nB. C., mother of the lite Mi]. C. T.\nHoey, killed In bittle ln Burms in\nFebrusry, 1M4.\nMej. Hosy, s member of the Britiih Army, led the Lincolnshire Regiment Into heivy bittle ln Arskan,\nBurms and Id spite of s leg snd\nhand wound, seixsd s Bren gun\nfrom one of his men snd led the\ncompany to the objective At the\nJapanese strongpoint toward which\nhe and hli men were fighting, Mi).\nHoey killed all the occupants before being mortally wounded.\nThe Government House ceremony\nwill be the first time s Oovernor-\nGeneral hai presented the ribbon\nof the V.C. to i recipient or hli\nnext of kin. The ceremony will be\nattended by Premier John Hart\n\u2022 nd hli cabinet and Maj.-Gen. G. R.\nPearkei. generil officer commanding Pacific Command.\nTen other B. C. nldlen wlll also\nbe honored it the Investiture.\n' In addition to the V.C, Mrs. Hoey\nwlll receive the Military Crois won\nby her son In ictlon igiinit the\nJapanese st Maungdaw in August,\n104.1 \u2022\nFIRE  L.EAVE8 SO HOMELESS\nMONCTON, N B, Jan. 14 (CP) \u2014\nThirty persons uere left homeless\neerly tonight when fire gulled the\nAllsiiBCh Building nn Main Street--\ns three-storey wooden structure. No\none wss Injured.\nFORMER BA8EBALLER Did\nATOKA. Okla, Jan. 14 iAP) -\nTed Blankenshlp, 43. who ipend\nnine years with Chlcego Whits Box\naa a pitcher, died here todsy etter\na short illness.\nHalcrow Among\nReturning Airmen\nMONTRIAL, Jin. 14 (CP)-More\nthan 100 officeri and airmen of the\nR.C.A.F., Including six winners of\nthe Distinguished Flying Cross, arrived back In Canada today sfter\nservice overieai.\nThe ilx D.F.C. winners Included:\nPO F O. Mann of Angusvllle. Man.;\nTO. C. L. Morey of Cumberland.\nB C; Sqdn. Ldr. F, Hut ley of Win\nAn enormous new device by which\nsn entire flying bost crew Is given\non the (round experience approximating flight wss disclosed tndsy\nIn i dstnonetrstlnn hy Uis United\nSts lei Nivy st Its teitlng bese here.\nnlpeg snd Flt-Lt. A.\nPenticton, B. C.\nF. Halcrow of\nFit -Lt Hslcrow, DFC, ls e for-\nmer  Nelson  High  School  student,\n..._.___\u25a0__. ...   .     .. ,.m.    Lhselng lived here before his psr-\nPATUtaNT, Md.Jsn. 14 (AP)--f \u201e,,, $,,. p.vld and Mn. Hilcrow,\nfsmlly moved te Penticton.\nand\nI-VBUK (CT) -A circular letter\nfrom the Ure health ministry lo snu-\nnldpsl authorttlea reootnmendi _I.T,\nIncreases amounting In some esses\nto 80 per rent fnr nurse* employed by\nLlit municipal!!!**.\nTO  CLOU TRAINING  CAMP\nCHARLOTTETOWN. Jsn. 14 (CP)\n\u2014Ths MillUry Trilnlng Centre st\nnesrby Beeeh Grove will be closed\net tbe ead tt Jenusry, It wss rtporttd hert tedey. rlie camp wss\noptnsd more thin four years sgo\nIn whst wu lurinirly s Summer\nholei and since then thousands of\nmen have lx\u00bben trained there.\nCaptain Jamieson,\nRossland, Promoted\nto Acting Major\nrossland. n.c. Jan. 14\u2014Mr. end\nMrs. Edgar Jamieson hare received\nword tbat their eon, Captain Stewart\nJamieson, who la ln Hollapd wltb the\nRoyal Canadian Electrical Engineers,\nhaa been promoted to Actlni Major.\nCapt. Jamieson graduatsd with honors ln May, 1M4, at McOlU University,\nMontreal, leading his class with ths\nFaculty of Metallurgies! Engineering.\nBe alao received ths British Association Medal, th* Sir WUliam Dsweon\nResearch Fellowship ln Metallurgical\nEngineering, and the Amerlssn Society for Metal's Prust for Metallography and Thaala.\nCapt. Jamieson had an outstanding scholaatio career throughout his\nschool and college years. Ha received\nhis High Scnool education ln Bouland. and then studied for thre* wars\nat the University of British Columbia. He was employed at the Ttllow-\nknife property of th* Consolidated\nMining A'Smelting Co, and then aa\nan exchange student went to McOlll.\nwhere he wtudled the two years prior\nto hts graduation.\nAirman Missing\nAfter Crash, Coast\nVANCOUVER. Jan. 14 (CP)-An\nR.CA.F. airman is missing following the crash of hia Klttyhawk\nfighter aircraft in the Truer River\ntoday, Western Air Command announced.\nThe plane with two otheri from\nan R C A F. West Coast station, wai\npractising low-level formation flying when thc engine cut out and It\nplunged Into the river. The accident\noccurred near Whonnock, B.C., nine\nmilei west of Mission.\nNexl of kin of the mining pilot\nhsi been Informed of the iccident\n\u00abnd the nime will be releued\nshortly.\nIIC DOISNT JOKI\nABOUT YANKS\nLONDON, Jsn. 14 (CP)-Nobody\nheard any Jokes about Americana\ncoming off the BBC todsy, but\nthere was iome .mystery whether\nIhe BBC actually hed banned them.\nA thealre and radio critic, Jonsb\nBarrington, reported In the Sunday\nChronicle thst ths BBC hsd forbidden rsdlo comics to Jokl sbout\nAmsrlcsns stationed In England\u2014\non account of Anglo-American relations.\n\/Ont of the things tbt *\"*** bll\ndemonstrated to the Britiih Columbia industry ls that lt should be\npossible to find in peace Unit e\nvastly important home market 'hat\nIn former times wee not developed,\nRobert Foxall told the Ntlson Board\not Trade Frldsy night, st Its annual dinner meeting at the Hume.\nMr. Foxall, Manager ot the Nelson\nsub-centrsl Ot tht Associated\nGrowers of B. C, was guest speaker, took as his'topic, \"The Economic\nAspect ot Fruit Development to\nthe Kootenays,\" and stated the ter.\nritory to which be had reference\nincluded the Arrow Lakei, Xootenay River, Wut Arm, and the main\nlake areas embraced ln the Kaslo\nand Crawford Bay sections.\nIn ths territory deeerlbed, Mr.\nFoxall ssid, the ectual acreage\nadeptsd to fruit growing was relatively imall, but In the put lesson production Included 65,000\nboxes of spplss ssnt to mirket,\napart from fruit consumed at\nhems er given to neighbors, and\n25,000 crates ef ohsrrles shipped.\nWhile this territory was not generally considered a peaeh territory, (112 crates of peaches were\nmarketed, and approximately good\norates ef plums. There were elie\nlimited ihlpmenti of strawberries,\nraspberries and blackberries.\nAn Important development wu\nthe processing of small fruits, done\nat the Associated Growers' processing plant here. For Instance, Mr.\nFoxall said, 259,000 pounds, ot cherries trom thli territory was processed here tbe past year\u2014apart trom\nthe fruit that was marketed in its\nnatural stats \u2014 and also 94,000\npounds ot cherrlei from the Boi-\nwell-Creston district.\nThere were slso 11,000 pounds of\nstrawberries processed, 11,000 of\nraspberries and 4000 pounds of\nblackberries.\nPROCESSING  PLANT\n\"Processing\" he described u a\nrough and ready method of preserving small fruits until they were required by the manufacturer. The\nsulphur dioxide process wu used,\nwster bslng added to the iulphur\ndioxide to produce sulphuric atid,\nand then soms calcium carbonate.\nIn the initial stage of processing\nBlsck Lambert cherries, tor Instance, the fruit, picked in the \"tomato red\" stage, wu placed ln barrels with no attention psld to the\nweight, snd the bsrrels were filled\nup with the liquid which quickly\nturned the fruit white. After three\nweeks the acid was emptied and\nthe cherries were graded u to degrees fit whiteness, and the barrels\nagsin filled with them, but this\ntime to s standard weight, and the\nacid again added. When ths time\ncame for use, color wss restored by\ns simple snd harmleu method.\nOthers 'of the small fruits were\npulped, to secure more thorough\nimpregnation with the scld. Any\nseid retslned by the fruit when It\nresched the stsge of msnufacture\nwas easily boiled off, u the acid\nhsd s low boiling point, and lt\nwould be practically Impossible for\nan individual to suffer Injury from\nthe minute qusntitles of acid in the\nfinsl product, short of literally gorging himielf.\nHAS NO FIAR OF ITALY\n\u2022 \"We have been asked why we\ndon't go further with this business,\nfor instance going ln for maraschino\ncherriu,\" iald the ipeaker. \"One\nreuon ii that these other Unu sre\nln the specialist field. Further,\nmuch .lsbor would be required.\" But\nit might be s future development\nBritish Columbia proceued cherrlu had built up an excellent reputetlon in Esstern Csnada.\nFormerly B. C. processed cherries hsd to compete with the Ital-\nien product Mr. Foxsll did not\nfesr this competition partlculerly.\n\"Ws hsvs licked them In the war,\nsnd we csn lick thsm In the peace\nIf we keep up our quality,\" he argued.\nTree fruiti hindled by the Associated Growers here in 1944, snd\nthe smell lot of small fruits handled, had a market value of $250,000.\nHslf of that waa secursd from\ncherries, \"The Kootensy cherry\nContlnuu to be our lesdlng tree\nfruit producsd, and we diitribute It\nfrom Victoria on ths west to Eutern Canada on the east,\" he aald.\nSimilarly, apples from thli dlitrict were diitributed from Trail\nand Rossland on the west to Great\nBritain on the east\nECONOMIO  CONTRIBUTION\nUnder the economic head, slso,\nMr. Foxall made mention of the\nfruit Industry's contribution to Trail\nthrough use of C. M. It S. products,\nparticularly fertiliier. As production Increased In the future, so\nwould ths uu of fertiliier peeded\nby  the orchards,  increaie.\nSprty materials came from the\neast, benefitting tho rallwsys chiefly-\nThrough  the  ui*  of  boxu  and\ncratei, the district's lumber Industry\nwu  benefitted.  Lumbermen   were\nfinding this was a slieable and valuable   account,   which   would   expand  ln  the future-\nMuch      hardware,      particularly\nnails, had to be purchased.\nLabor was extensively employed\nI ln the packing house*\n\"Avenge freight on a csr of our\nUNITIO PRIM HIAO Dill\nDALLAS. Tex.. Jsn. 14 (AI'i-\nH O. (Dick) Baldwin 3D. Texu\nmanager of the United Preu for 11\nyean, died of a heart attack at his\nhome here today. e\ntruit shipped from tht Kootenay\nLs (400,\" uld Mr. Foxall.\nThe present production was down\nu compered with the past, and ln\n1928 the sub-central here shipped\npractically three times tht volumt\nof apples ihipped ln 1044.\nTREMENDOUS INCREASE DUE\n\"I believe that old seale ot production can be renewed,\" said Mr.\nFoxall. Two things will lttd to a\ntremendous increase In our trult\npreductlon. \u2022\n\"The first will be the stabilization ot firm prices. Tht furmer believes he bu is much right to collective bargaining u the labor man,\nan das much right to security u the\nand u much right to security u the\nbe given lomething on a platter, but\nfor a living return on * product we\nall need.\n\"Secondly, If he Increases production, we know we can market it\nSix years sgo we would have\nthrown up our hands at the idea\nol marketing 0,000,000 boxei. We\nhad B. C, Canada, and a fluctuating market in the United States. But\nln 1943 we actually marketed close\nto 8,000,000 without the United\nKingdom, and with only a little disposed of ln the United States. This\nyear, with 7,500,000 marketed, we\nhave gone still further ahead.\n\"The resson for this ls the Increased purchasing power In Canada. With a four-pound per head Increaie in consumption, what we\nwant would be accomplished. I don't\nbelieve we should be afraid ot a\n12,000,000 box erop. There  might\nEossibly be  reciprocity  with the\nhited SUtes.\nNEED NEW SETTLERS\n'To get this Increased production,\nwe heed new settlers, ind I would\nlike to see many returned men\nsettled on farmi and orchards ln\nthis district. Given these conditions,\nI believe s settler could eome in\nand make a living\u2014not t fortune-\nin the fineit part of the halt ot the\nworld that I have ieen,\"\nMr. Foxall'i addreu wu warmly\napplauded.\nForesees Ouster\nJap Premier\nBy JAMIS D. WHITI\nAuoclated Preu Staff Writer\nWASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (AP) -\nJapan's iecond Wsr Premier,.Otneral Kunalki Koiso, ls on hii way\nout, and another Tokyo Cabinet\nupheaval Impends.\nThis Is ths reiding dose studenti\nof Jspsnue affairi here get from\npolitical storm-signals flying trom\nTokyo.\nIt Is igreed thst no Jspanese Ctblnet cu withstand the eventual lou\nof the Philippines.\nGenera! Tojo resigned this Summer when Saipan and Guam, bastions cloie to Tokyo, were taken.\nThe onus (or failure ruts squarely\non the Japanese Army and Nsvy\nwhich hsve dominated the Koiio\nCabinet Alwayi Jealous ot each\nother's prestige, they appear to be\nbickering again.\nPEACE OVERTURES LIKELY\nJapanese newspapers sre agitating for \"determination, vigor and\nprogressiveneu\" In the Government which lt cells upon to lead the\npeople, who sre \"burning with sincere enthuslum.\"\nRussian sourcu report that Tokyo\nnewspsprn slso sre uying that the\n\"time for lecturing on the national\ncrisis la past, snd the people no\nlonger went to listen to such lectures.\"\nThis li taken here to Imply lt ls\nthe Government which Is falling\ndown on the Job, not ths Japanese\npeople.\nThe feeling here is thst the next\nGovernment ts likely to Include\nmore buslneu men, pointing toward\npossible peace overtures snd efforts\nto uve part of Japan'i Industrial\nmachine.\nond\nCOATS\nReduced to Clear\nFINK'S\nREADY-TO-WEAR\nFinal Tribute\nPaid lo\n6. i. Corbie\nA large company paid tUtil I\nute Saturday afternoon at St. Stv\ntour's Pro-Cathedral to George All\nexander Corbie ot Nelson, who died]\nMonday at the age of 67.\nServicu were conducted by RevI\nJ. O. Holmu, uslsted by Vtn, Arfh4\ndescon Fred II. Graham.\nHymns iung were \"We Love Thy]\nPlace. O Qod,\" md \"For the I\nof the Earth.\" Interment took j\nln Nelson Memorial Park,\nPallbearen were S. C. Latornell,!\nC. Morrii, H, Little, T. A. TeHjfiT\nJ. Wood and A. L. Creetch.\nNelson Catches\nPhoenix Open\nPHOENDC, Ariz., Jan. 14 (AP)-J|\nByron Nelson itood otf last-round]\nsub-par rallies by Denny^hute, Aki\nron, Ohio, veteran, and Sam ByrdJ\nDetroit to win tht $s,\u00abM wtr bonef\nPhoenix golf open tournament by!\ntwo itrokei todty, i\nThe Toledo, Ohio, iter1! fl-hoM\nscore wu 174, 10 strokes under pta\nfor tht Phoenix Country Qulf\ncoune.\nShute, Professionil Golfen*,\nelation champion ln 1838 ind 18371\nshot two brilliant M's todiy to pltcsT\nlecond with 1276.\nByrd, former baseball outfielder\nbid itrongly for the leadership wld\na last round 61, three under piq\nHis total wu 277.\nThe victory wu worth $1,S33\nwar bondi to Nelson. Shute collet\ned $033 and Byrd $746.66, also\nwar bonds.\nBob  Hamilton,  Chicago,  profei\nilonal  Golfen'   Association  chin\nplon, landed ln fourth place after L\nstaling 09 on the lut round to givi\nhim 278, a stroke back of Byrd,\nHamilton tied for the lead on thl\nflnt day, thla morning took a 7_T\nHis afternoon round wu the best o|\nthe dsy.\nHarold (Jug) McSpaden of Seal\nford, Maine, lut year's winner here!\ncollapsed after being ln the runner!\nup ipot at tht itart today twej\nstrokes behind Nelson.   -\nJug ballooned to a 79 ln the i\nnlng and could do no better than I\n7] in the afternoon. He finished I\nfifth place with a 2S3.\nYOU TOO CAN HAYE\nMORE ATTRACTIVE HAIR\nThouttDds uu this easy,\nacooonlcal wty to r__\nti_H*i, mort Issilr-m\n*_*\u2022\/Flrtt maseageerslp\nwith mildly medicated\nCutlcurs Ointment to\nstimulus drnilsllon aad Untie din\ndruff. Littr, shsmpoo with Cutlcurt\nSosp. Try ltl Buy st your druggist's\nDetectives Get Back\n$3400 in Loot\nVANCOUVER. Jan. 14 (CP) -\nDetectives srreited three men Friday night snd received $3,400 worth\nof oriental Jewelry itolen Thursdsy\nmorning when the premises of Per-\nslsn Arti St Crafts were burglsrlied.\nLUMBERMAN DIES\nRENFREW, Ont, Jan. 14 (CP)\u2014\nJoieph G. Barnet, 97, noted lumberman and form\/rly principal backer\nof Renfrew Mllllonelres hockey\nteam, died Siturday at his horns,\nMadawaska Lodgs, Calsbogle, Ont\nLong connected with the lumber\nIndustry, hs hsd holdings In Onterio. Quebec end Britiih Columbls. and wai pruldsnt of the Barnet\nManufacturing Company here.\nHeavy British Units\nSoon to Join\nU.S. Pacific Fleet\nSOUTHWEST PACIFIC AD-I\nVANCE COMMAND, Jan. 14 (APII\n\u2014Powerful British naval unlta soonl\nwill Join tha United SUtes Pacific!\nfleet ln striking co-ordinated blows!\nit tht Japanese, Admiral Sir Bruce ]\nFruer said todty,\nSlilIP\n\u20acjL____*.\n\/m&\nMIXTURE\n(Hint uttitr \/mitt\n(tltt u\u00bb ent ii-ttirr\nYou Women Who Suffer Froa\nHOT FLASHES then\nCHILLY FEELINGS\nDuring 38 to 52 Years\nof Aft!\nIf ynu-likt \u00bb mtny women 1\ntween the int ot It tnd I\nsuffer from not\ntired, nervoui lrrlu\narr t bit blut it t\nthe functional mid\npeculiar to worant-\nPlnkham'i Vafettblt _a\\_\nto relieve men lympt-m*.\nFtakhtffll Compound It oot\nof thi but kntwn SBjett you\ncan buy for thli purpou. Btrtt\na product that helpi naturi and\nfhafi \u00bb eeniible Und to\nThouundi   up\nhare reporttd benefits.\nIsbel directions. Pinkham's Ooe\u00bb.\npound Is mriH tiyinf.\nLydia E. Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND\n______________________________________________\n*. .... .j*.\n__________\n-\n____________\n Iritish ahd U.S. Solons\nSir John Warlow - Milne for   Britain   and   Senator\nWheeler, Leading Isolationist, Summarize Arguments\nthl current wave ot cpm-\nnt and criticiim oa Anglo-Am-\nrlcm relations, tbi Associated\n'reta asked two well known crl-\nIca to diicuss the thoughts pre-\n\u2014 m, \u2014\nVhen I am tired\nmd not regular\ni\nI depend on\n'ruit-a-tives\nvailing on each aide ot the AUanUc Ocean.\nSir John Wardlaw-Mllne, member ot Parliament since 1922 and\noutspoken critic of the United\nStatei, wai uked what the United\nStatea should do to win better undentanding* ln Britain. Senitor\nBurton K. Wheeler (Dem.-Mtat.)\nequally outspoken on the American ilde of the Atlantic, wu uked to go into the queition of what\nBritain Ihould do to win U, S.\nlupport.\nHere are their stories:\nBy Sir John  Wardlaw-Mllne\nLONDON, Jan. 14 (AP) - It ti\neasy to aee what difference! exist\nbetween ourselvea and the United\nStates. It ii more difficult to overcome them. But success in doing ao\nis not only essential to the future ot\nboth countries but 'vital for the\npeace of the world.\nRecently in the United States, critics have complained of our policy ln Greece and in Italy; of out\nabandonment of Poland at the behest of Russia; of our not Uking our\nfull ahpre of the fighting on the\nWestern front and of our selfish\nclinging to close empire relationships and our imperialistic ideu.\nSAVE <^\nONE     ~\nSHOVELFUL IN\nFIVE\nH yow wont Victory\nthtn you'll\nle vtry tparing wilh yout hti\nDEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY\nHon. CD. Howe    -    Miniittr\nThe visit of the Prime Miniater\nand ttie Foreign Secretary to Greece\n\u2014a venture ot great moral and political courage\u2014ihould surely bring\nagreement with policy so plainly\nthere laid down and Incidentally\noni which wu tully agreed to by\nthe U. S. herself.\nITALY ANO POLAND\nThi differences regarding Italy\nihould not bl of a* serious character while, as regirdi Poland, our\nrecognition of the government in\nLondon il In accordance witb the\npolicy ot the Unittd States.\n\u2022 Al to our own ihare ln the struggle on the Weitern Front; \u2022 recent\ncall-up ot a further aumber of men,\nlt they can be found, and propoied\ncompulsory lending of women to\nlervicu overieu should be sufficient reply. )\nThue are some of the aniweri\nwhich we could make to recent American criticism!. What 1 am uked\nto do, however, ia to turn to the\nother ilde of the picture and say\nwhat it ti we complain about\n. Well, above all, perhaps, we complain of the apparent want of a definite policy. The United SUtu\nwanti a world-wide system of lecurity atter the war. So do we all,\nbut can we depend upon the United\nSUtu to play her part in iuch a\nplan when the time comu?\nNO ACT OF GRACE\nIn thll country we ire thankful,\nand, indeed, proud of the great\nU. S. effort, but we heartily dislike\nthe tendency to luggeit. that America's intervention is a kind of act of\ngrace from some superior beings\nwbo need not have engaged In the\nwar at all.\nWe do not believe the United\nSUtu entered this war, or that ot\n1(14, except for her own interests\nand for her own security, In the\nume way u we ounelvu acted,\nand we resent any Idea of the abandonment ot isolation on her part u\nbeing a generous act\nWe frankly fear for our economic\nposition atter the war, u thinking\npeople ot all nations must do, and\nwe realise that great u are the\nsacrifices which America ls making,\nwar hu not comt houie to her u\nlt hu come to io many of ua in\nEurope, nor hu she yet been called\nupon to make the ell-out effort that\nhai been necessary for this country.\nConsequently we certainly feer\ncompetition which will dutroy the\npoulbility of rebuilding our prewar trade, or u much of lt u we\ncan recover in post-war conditions.\nAgain, we reaent the (act that a\nlarge aumber ot Americans base\ntheir views of tht Indian problem\nHow Many Extra Copies\nWill You Need?\nYou Have Friends and Relatives or Business\nAssociates Who Would Enjoy Reading\nThe Nelson Daily News\nPictorial\nEdition\nThere will be hundreds of pictures and stories\ntelling of the life and development of the progressive Kootenay-Boundary Districts. Each\nyear the Pictorial Edition is more popular at a\nmail away issue.\nSend Your Friends a Copy\nPlace Your Order Now With Your News Dealer\nCarrier Boy or Direct\n10c per Copy     Postage 3c\nNflamt Haiiy N? ma\nCirculation Department\nSECRETARY OF STATE VISITS BERMUDA: Colonel the\nRight Honorable Oliver SUnley, Britiih Secretary of State tor the\ncoloniei, right, it ihown ia he arrived with his excellency the governor Lord Burghley to address the Bermuda Houm cf Auembly,\nstcond oldeit parliament In the Britiih Empire. It wai the tint time\nIn Blrmuda'i 300 years that a Secretary of Stat, for the coloniei had\nvlalted the Iilandi. He wlll vlilt Wuhlngton ioon:\nupon Incomplete ahd sometimes one\ntided statements which pruent no\nreal picture of the difficulties and\ndaagers which delay ielf-govern-\nment there.\nWe have made many mistakes,\nand realize them, but the one mistake that neither we nor the United\nStatu can afford to make is to allow any dlfferencu between us\nto be ot such character as to affect\nthe future happiness of the people, of both countries.\nnTwhichde\nFOR IDEALISM, SAYS\nWHEELER\nBy Senator Burton K. Wheeler\nWASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (AP) -\nThe British ought to realize that\nthe American people have never accepted thia war u our war despite the statements of aome of our\nprominent Internationally-minded\ncolumnists and high governmental\npersonagu. The American people\nstill beUeve that this is Europe's\nwar and that we have only intervened for the Idealistic reasons embodied tn tht Atlantic Charter.\nBritain no longer is riding the\ncrut of a wave of popularity in\nAmerica. The British people must\nbringJ^emiejv\u00abi fo- M\u00bb that.for\nAmerfi-ms to give their llvu for an\nidealistic gotl md then be frystrat-\ned ln their efforts to achieve lt fosters nothing but I bitter disillusionment\nFor the good of botti countries,\nall future dealings between Great\nBritain and the United Statu must\nbe transacted openly, honestly and\ncandidly. There can be no more secret agreements, commitments, or\ncovenants on either ilde. No more\nQuebec* or Teherani. America\nwanta no mort deceptive slogans,\nsuch u \"Give ua the tools, we'll\nfinish tbe Job.\" We are not going\nto tolerate iny condescending attitude on the ptrt of anyone that im-\npliei or asaigni ui tki status of\n\"poor relations.\"\nHERE'S HIS REMEDY\nI would tuggut the following future course of action:\n1. Britain should abandon her traditional practice of playing power\npolitics, both ln Europe, and\nthroughout the world, balancing\none nation or one group of nations\nagainst inother, and lowing dissension between them.\nt While It may be said Americana have no right to meddle in\nthe Internal policiu of the British\nEmpire, nevertheless good feeling\nbetween our peoplu requiru the\nfrank tdmlsslon on our ptrt that\nour boya are not dying In the Orient to rcs.ore._the old British, the\nDutch or French empires, or to establish a new American Imperialism; after all Churchill in hia early\nJanuary 1M2 ipeech tacitly admitted he had worked to get us into\nthis war to guarantee protection of\nthe internal situation satisfactory to\ntht BriUsh Empire.\nSLAPS -IMPERIALISM\"\nBritain ihould reorient her traditional Imperialism In the direction\not early rutoratlon of thoie righta\nand Ubertiei which are neceuary\nto the establishment of a Democratic ordir In the world.\n1 In the tconomic field we hope\nthtt Britain wlU loin with us tn loyal fulfillment ot the fourth' and\nfifth points of the Atlantic Charter.\nBoth of our countriu ihould have\nlearned the folly of economic nationalism aa expressed ln the Haw-\nley-Smoot tariff bill and the British\nsystem of imperial trade preferetfb-\nes.\n4 I believe that Britain should\nabandon her attempts tb utibllsh\na sphere of influence to reach apparently from Scandlnava to Greece\nIn the futile hopt that tne United\nSUtu wlll back het In the conflict\nwith Ruuia which would Inevitably follow. Thc alternative la, I\nbelieve, t general federation of\nEuropean natlona.\ni. If auch a European federation\nahould be formed, might not Ruaaia, with her nobly wrltUn rtcord\nof efforts for universal total disarmament, want to Join with Britain and tha United SUtu ln calling\n\u2022 world conference for the universal abolition ol conscription and\nthe progreulve disarmament of all\nnatloni?\n\u00ab Finally, will not the British\nptople   Join   with   tha   ptoplt   of\nAmerici in demanding thl lmmed-\niaU repudiation of thc costly slogan, 'Unconditional lurrender1'? I\nam not advocating here a peace be\nnegotiated with Hitler, but I am\nurgently advocating the Immediate\nbroadcaitlng to the world of our\npeace termi\u2014peace terms which\nwill form a minimum euential ot\nprlnciplu upon which to build our\nfuture dealing! with Germany.\nAsk Continue Air\nCadets; Who lo Be\nGov.-General!\n,        By the OtUwa SUff ef\nThi Cinidlin Prui\nOTTAWA, Jin. 11 (CP) - IX\nmilitary planner! hiv* their way,\nthtrt will bt Uttlt or no curtailment\nin Defence Department Cadet eatl-\nmatei after tbe war.\nThe school Army and Air Force\nCadeta havt beome in important\nsource nf potential manpower for\nboth services ind thl common-to-all\narms training givan hf theae Junior\nunlti fecilltatea training programi\nwhen the youths actually enlist.\nOne military ipokesman told a\nreporter recently that he Intended\nto ieco_nmend that the Federal Government ipproach the Provlncu\nwith \u25a0 flew to hiving poit-war\nvoluntary Cadet unit! established\nits 111 secondary schools ln the Dominion. He' thought lt ahould be lett\nto the ichooli to decide which tervice they winted to support.\nOne ot the decisions praising in\non tht Cibinet ll the ippolntment\nof i new Governor-Genftel. The\nfive-year term of the Earl of Athlone expires thll yeir,\nThere is a strong poulbility that\nowing to war condlUoni hi may be\nprevailed on to carry on for a limited Ume after the expiration of hla\nten*, but not to accept a aecond\nterm of office.\nThe Government will be well iit-\nisfied if the farmers of Canada in\n1945 produce as much as in 1944,\nAgriculture Minister Gardiner told\nThe Canadian Preis.\n- .Accordlnjty,' he dou not plan any\nimportant changu in subsidies or\ngranti thli year.\n1 While the Government would wel-\n' come a further reduction ln wheat\nI acreage thll year no additional stepi\nwill be Uken to obtain such an object.\nThe Japaneie variety of peppermint hu a much higher menthol\ncontent and a leu fragrant odor\nthan native American peppermint\nNIUON DAILY NIWS, MONDAY, JANUARY 15,1945 - _\n\u2014\u2014\n-\nynfowtf\n.HCOtPORATIO   tW MAV 10*0.\nPYREXWARB\nI\n\u2014\u2014\nDOUBLE-DUTY CASSEROLE\nTwo mnt gifts In oil. Practical\nloo, ttie ct>v\u00ab keepi (ood warm\nor tank m separate pll plat*.\nFoodi beke Inter In Pym wm\n-and tute belter! $1*|Q\n6* ot. tire - only \\   I\u2014\nPYREX UTILITY DISH\nA gift she'll UM I dozen wayi.\nCooks small roasts, hot breads.\nTolls,biscuils, and desserts.Ideal\n(or candy lnd brownies. Tk*\nhandiest diih tn th*\nkitchen. 10% in. lit*\nnt\n~-\nrYREX CAKE DISH\nNotice At convenient aim handle.! Baku perfect liyer uku\noc doublu for meets, vegetable!\nand other baking. Wiihei easily.\nA pil.milceii lovely PO\/\ngift.-Euh.... only   J LX\nDU Outstanding With Nelson\nBoard ol Trade; Hoover\nReviews Coming Problems\nA yur of constructive work by\nthe Nelson Board of Trade wai\nsummarized by retiring Pruident\nG, A. Hoover, at the Board's annual\nmeeting Friday night, a dinner\nfunction at the Hume, at which a\nfraternal delegation from the Trail\nBoard wu heartily welcomed.\nApart from the regular work of\nthe Board, President Hoover said,\na number of the Board's session!\nwere made outs tandin\u00ab by -visiting\nipeaken. iuch u Prof. Morrow, of\nthe Commercial Department of B.\nC. University. Dr. Manning, Profu-\nsor of bio-chemistry ot Saskatchewan University, and Louis Duff,\nwho toured the Dominion at the in-\nsUnce of the Canadian Chamber of\nCommerce.\nA very valuable meeting wu that\nat which E. G. Rowebottom, Deputy\nMinister of Trade and Commerce,\nVlctorU, wu entertained, together\nwith the Department'! official photographer, whole work in the district ihould . Uke ln Nelion thla\nyear.\nMINIITER   ENTERTAINED   -\nAnother wu thi occulon when\nthe Board and the Chamber ot\nMlnu jointly entertained Hon. _.\nC. Carson, Minister ot Minea, in\nJune.\nThe Board won high commendation for the case submitted to tbe\nForestry Royal Commission.\nAn ImporUnt objective of tht\nyear wu the campaign for a main\nlake ferry urvice, and thla wu put\nover by the cooperation ot the various Boirdi of Trade, Hon. Herbert\nAnscomb, Minister qf PubUc Works\nwu entertained by the Board at a\nbanquet in the Legion HaU, With\ndelegations from other Boards, and\nthe matter wu put before tbt government The ferry committee, President Hoover iald, wu itill functioning, and wu trying to find out\nthe Government'i program. It wia\nuld that engineeri wert ln tbt dlitrict now making inveitlgationi.\nOne of the outstanding evenU of\nthe year wu tba banquet for Premier Hart, when tbe memben had\nthe opportunity to meet and hear\nthe head of the Provincial Oovernment\nHISTRICT ROADI\nSpeaking ol the yur ahead, Mr.\nHoover uid there wu a great deal\nof road work to bt dont on tht\nWut Arm, and ht hoped tht ntw\nPruldtnt would preu this matter\nitrongly, for there would bt much\nroad work done under the Province's rehiblltutlon plan. In addition\nto the Trana-ProvlncUl Highway.\nit wu important that feeder llnu\nshould be improved.\nAt the annual meeting of the\nCreiton Board of- Trade Thuriday\nnight, when a delegation of four\nfrom the Nelaon Boird wu pruent\ntha opinion wu expreued that tbe\nKootenay got comparatively little\nattention from Provincial officials\nat Victoria, and that When the contribution made by the C-M.&.S., the\nmining Industry generally,! and the\nagricultural development, iuch u\ntht ieed growing industry at\nGrand Torka and Cruton were considered, the district ihould get much\nmore recognition. .\nMr. Hoover suggested there wu\nrob* for important work by thl\nMembenhlp Committee thli yeir u\nthere were virloui young buiineu\nmen who were not yet members,\nand it wu imporUnt to havt them\nin the Board and working.\nOne of the immediate problemi\nwu that of touriit accommodation,\nand Nelaon ind Dlitrict needed\nmore accommodation If they were\nto take care of the expected postwar touriit trade.\nTRAIL GREETING\nIn tbi opening proceedings, Pruldent Hoover warmly welcomed tbe\nTrail delegation, coniistlng of Dr.\nC. A. H. Wright, Pruldtnt; S. Mitchell, Vlcl-Pruident; J. Bryden,\nCarl Spence, Chiirman of tht Town\nPlanning Committet; ind R 8.\nWoodford, Chairman of tht Roadi\nand Bridgu Committee, of tbt\nTrail Board.\nIn extending the welcome, Pratldent Hoover ipoke of tht clou cooperation the Trail Board had given\nNelaon in matten for tht DLitrlct'i\nbenefit\nTRAIL'* GREETING!\nPruident Wright presented greetings of the Trail Board, and wished\ntht Nelson Board lucceu In Its Important work.\nHi invited Nelson Botrd mtmben\nto ht pruent it the Trail Board'i\nannual meeting next Thurtday, when\nDr. Norman McKeniie, the new\nPruident of B.C. Univenlty, would\nbe the guest ipeaker. Dean Fin-\nlayion, of the Faculty ot Applied\nScience, would accompany Dr. McKenile.\nSecretary W. 0. C Lanakall made\na brief explanation of tha Board'i\nfinancial statement.\nOn motion of Ven. Archdueon\nFrtd H. Graham, tht Board extended\nhearty votu ot thanki, tint to Retiring Pruldent Hoover, for the\nklndneu ud efficiency with which\nht had conducted tht Board's builntu during tht yur; md ucond, to\nSecretary Lanakall, for hla highly\nefficient work u Secretary.\nPresident Hoover, in acknowledging the vote glvtn blm, expreued\nappreciation ot tbt iplendld support\ngiven him throughout the yur by\nboth commltteu, tnd tha Individual\nmemben, and alao ptld a high tribute to SecreUry Lmikttl. He aald\nhe got much pleasure trom the\nwork, and he uked tbi ume loyal\nand effective lupport tor hla iuc-\nceuor ln office.\nMRIX PIE PLATE    \"\nJust think how proud she'll be\nof her piu in thii smirt trmt- ;.-\nparent Pyre* Pie Plete.Sheein '.\nwitch crusts com* te * crisp, -\nflaky brown. ._ inch Af  ,\n\u2022ill only -if r\n=\nAllied Convoy Ready\nto Leave for\nChina Via Burma\nMYITKYINA, Burmi, Jin. 14\n(AP) \u2014 Tht first Allied motor\nconvoy deitlned fer Chlni In f\/t\nyun, ind the flnt ever to crou\nBurmi from India, Is ready to\nleave Ledo, India, with vlUl war\nsuppliu for American and Chlneu troopi.\nThe trucki wlll trivel 1,000 mllu\nover the Ledo Reid, construction\nef which wu begun mora than\n11 montha tgo.\nSays F.D.R. May\nVisit France\nPARIS, Jan. 14 (AP) - Prui-\ndential Secretary Stephen Early, due\nhert next month, may make arrangements for a vlilt to France by\nPruldent Rooievelt\nVictoria Reduced\nGot Consumption   -\n1.6 Per Cent, Nov.\nVICTORIA, Jan. 14 (CP)-OraiUr\nVictoria DUtrlct cut IU guoline\nconsumption 1.6 per cent ln November, while Vancouver Dlitrict gnd\nthe balance of the Province increased, according to flguru releued\nSaturday by the Coal and Petroleum\nBoard **\\k\nVlctorU motorlaU In November\nused 372,658 galloni of gu in November; Vancouver, 1,823,371) galloni,\nan Increue of 2.4 per cent over\nNovember of 1943; balance of Prov.' jt\nlnce, 1,198.819 galloni, an increase ,\nof M per cent over the aame month ,_--.\nof IMS. '     r\nNovember lait resellers distributed 3,394,854 gallons; commercial\naccounts, 1,330,324 gallons; marine,\n191,877 gallons, tor a total of 4,926,-\n155 gallons, compared with 5,788,-\n249 galloni In November of IMl,\n\u2022 decrease of 862,094 galloni.\nGoodi\n\u2022tnu of bead ooldi\nle what you want to\ntry Va-tro-nol-\u00bb few\ndrope op eaeh\n-4* reduce eon___\nmotbo tntUt-on!\nVa-tro-nol aan _\nprevent many ooli\nT-\nNOTICE TO\nLANDLORDS AND TENANTS\n\u2022OF COMMERCIAL ACCOMMODATION\nConcerning Term Certain Leases\nExpiring May 1,1945\n1. If th* _-\\mt\\ ef any lommerclol aecemme-\ndaKon now eciupied by \u2022 tenant wlshti te occupy\nMm accommodation hlmulf *n May 1, 1945, he\nshould Immtdlattly apply te Hi* Rentali Offiet ef\nHie Wartimt Pricei and Trade Beard fer permiulon\nto give notice le vacate le Hie tenant. Such notic* to\nbe effective matt be given before February 1,1945.\nA>ny notice from the landlord that\nmay havo boen given prior to January\n2,1948, refuting to ronow the leaso Is\nnull and veld. Any such notice given\nsubsequent to that date without tho\npermission of the Rentals Appraiser Is\nlikewise mil and void.\n_. Lanoiordi ef l*nent*d commercial accommodation who, before January 1, 1945, have entered\nInto a contract te give vacant poutnlon thereof, i\nen May 1, 1945, to a third party, ihould apply fer\nclearance le lhe Rentali Office ef the Wartime\nrrtcot and Iradt E-oara.\nie  Wilh effect January 1, 1945, no well-behaved\ntenant ef commercial accommodation can be _\nrequired   lo   vacate   without   permission   ef  a\nRentali Appralier of Hie Wartime Pricti and Trad* t\nBoard, or without a cltaranct from the Rentals (\nAdminittrator, which perm lis lon or clearance will be\nunder Ihe following clrcumitanteii \u25a0\nMl*\netperieetettllMela\n(I) TW ImMu* OatkM Mm  mitmn la\n|\u00ab<l\nhire.\nMUM\nla i *p_M pertr-\nRENTALS ADMINISTRATION\n","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","classmap":"oc:AnnotationContainer"},"iri":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","explain":"Simple Knowledge Organisation System; Notes are used to provide information relating to SKOS concepts. 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