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Regardless of Turkey's position, the British Near East forces may be ready to strike through\nCrete and the Balkan Penisula. This is a section to watch\nas invasion develops.\nRUSS WIPE OUT\nHUNS LED\nINTO MINE FIELD\nBombers Blast Rail\nJunctions,\nTroops ond Supplies\nFIGHTING GROWS\nLONDON, June _\u00bb (Tueidiy)\u2014\n(CP.)\u2014A Germin tttempt to\norou the Doneti River South of\nliyum wu frustrated yeiterday\nby Runlan troopi who let the\nNul detachment itumble Into a\nmine field tnd then wiped out\nthoie who lurvived the explo-\niloni, the Soviet midnight communique .uld.\nThe war bulletin uld tbt Rul-\n\u00abns In this Southern front action\nallowed the German! to retch tht\nleft bank of ,tht river although\nthey were lighted during the crouing.\nA Motcow announcement, broadcait ln advance of the communique,\nuld Russian bomberi raided the\nNorthwestern front rail junction of\nOriha, about 130 miles South of\nVellkie Lukl, Sundiy night, hitting\ntroop concentration!, traini and\nlupply dumpi without losing a\nplane.\nNAZIS REPORT RAID\nA Berlin broadcait uld German\nbomberi and fighters attacked rail\ninstallation! North of Rostov, damaging leveral itatloni and wrecking\na lupply train.'\nBerlin said aerial activity on both\nildei of the Russian frorrt \"wai\nrather negligible Sunday on iccount\nef prevailing adverse weather conditions.\"\nA German broadcait of a Transocean Newi Agency dispatch spoke\nof Increaied local ground fighting\nwhich lt uld resulted from increasing unreit over tht lack of major\nevents.\nThe Rusilani iald a company ol\nenemy infantry which attempted to\nreconnoitre in force In the Llii-\nchanik area of the Donets sector was\nrouted by a bayonet charge after\nSoviet troops had pinned the Nazis\ndown with rifle and machine gun\nfire.\nOn another lector of the Southern front Ruisian gunners were\nuld to have silenced three German artillery batteriei, destroyed\ntwo machine gum and dispersed\nIbout a company of infantry.\nCranbrook Flier\nGerman Prisoner\nCRANBROOK. B.C. June 28 -\nConfirmation that Sgt John W-\nwardi, young-pit ion of Mr and Mr\u00bb\nC, U, Edwardi here, If a prliQn?r\nof war hai been received from R\nC. A. F. Headquarten who quote tfie\nInternational Red Crott on, German  Informiitinn.\nSf. Edwards. Bombardier, wai\npoited miming a month ago About\na fortnight latrr a Port Arthur. Ont,\nnewipaper clipping arrived tellng\nhow Sgt Pilot Jack Ferpuon of\nPort Arthur had lent a radio itin-\nuge to a |irl in Nofingham, England, lhat because i. tough luck\nover Germany he couldn't \\_*ttp a\ndaie for the follow ng Saturday Ap-\npurtntly Etrguton kept the bomb\u00abr\nin the air till all crtw membtri had\nbatltd out, then craihtd it on a\nhtll luiti'.ning only fracture* and\na \u00abpralned tinkle Crew memberi nil'\nlanded tafrly but nam-M were not\navailable. However tht parent** of\nFergu*\u2122 and Edwardi b'\u00bbth btlieve\nSr Edwardi waa In Fergomni\ncrew.\nHi* Uih birthday occurred rn\neahtly.        .\n18,000 Wounded\nMtn Carried by\nPlanti From Africa\nNEW YORK, June 21 (AP)-\nRevelatlon that 18,000 United\nStatei, British and French ilok\nand wounded men had been evacuated from the African war theatre by airplanes ef the United\nStatai Army wu made tonight by\nBrig-Gen. David N. L. Gram. Air\nSurgobn bf the Army Air Forcea\nGen. Grant In a apeech ore-\npared for the Advertliing Feder.\nation of America, iald that \"some\ndayi wa moved ai many aa W*\n. patlenti\u2014that'i three tlmaa as\nmany patients ai ean bt carried\nby a hospital train on any ona\ntrip.\"\nAt Lust 400 Enimy Veueli Caught\nby AUM Minei.\u2014Page 3.\nBluing Axli Ship Beached, Two Other*\nSunk by R.A.F.\u2014Page S.\nFourth Victory Loin Salei Total\n$1,308,985,500.\u2014Page i.\n_==\nVOLUME 42\nFIVI CENTS PIR COPY\nIA, CANADA-TUESDAY MORNINQ. JUNE 29. 1943\nNUMMH \u25a0\nby Saturday\nIs German Guess\nRaid Darwina\nAllies on Attack\nALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN\nAUSTRALIA,' Juna 21 (Tueiday)\n(CP.) \u2014 Eighteen Japaneie planei\nraided Darwin, Auitralia, Monday,\ntha High Command reported today, but only ilight damage waa\ncauied. Two raiders were ihot\ndown. It wai tha Mth raid of thl\nwar on Darwin. \u2022\nNine bomberi escorted by an\nequal number of Zeros took part in\nthe attack which came at midday.\nNo casualties were reported.\nTwo fighte* and two bomben\nprobably were deitroyed ln addition to the two definitety ihot down.\nOne defending plane li'mining.\nOn the Allied offensive ilde.\nheavy reconnaissance units bombed the airdrome at Cape Gloucester.\nNew Britain, and a four-engined\nbomber on night reconnaiuance\nbombed the diiperial bayi at Rapo-\npo airdrome \"at Rabaul.\nOther heavy bomberi made a\nnight raid on Laha airdrome, Am-\nboina Island, and on the building\narea on nearby Boeroe Ialand.\nAerial operation! were hampered by adverse weather condltioni\nand remits of the attacki were not\nobserved.\nName Director of\nOperation!\nfor U.S. Coal Minet\nWASHINGTON. June It (AP)-\nIntorlor Secretary Harold Ickei innounced tonight he hid appointed\nCarl Elbrldge Newton. \u00abS-yeer-okl\nPreiideni of the Chesapeake and\nOhio Railroad Company, ai Director\nof Mine Opentioni for the Unltea\nStatei Government.\nIckes. ii cuitodlan of the mlnei\nwbich the Government took over\non May 1. derignated Newton to\nhead the organisation charged wl*\nkeeping coal production going until the labor cr.aii endangering It\nhu part.\nDaily Newt Will\nPublish on\nDominion Day\nTha Nelion Dllly Niwi will\npubllth as usuit on Thursday,\nJuly t.\nSwedish Ship Sunk\nRIO de JANEIRO. June M (AP)\n\u2014The Swedirh Legation announced\ntoday .hi SwedMi motorihl; Ven-\netsla hid been torpedoed ind -link,\nbut that lta full crew of 17 had been\nrescued after two dayi it set ind\nbrought here In good condition lait\nThuriday\n(Uoydi Regiiter totl not Ull a\n.Vcneiila. but lt'ti Ihe Swedlih nio-\ntonhlp Venule, a vessel of Wl\ntorn.)\n\u2022   ly J. C. DANIEL\nAuociated Preu Staff Writer\nLONDON, Juna 28 (API\u2014With tha tattoo of Allied\nbombs thumping out invasion threats for the Axis from the\nCoast of France to Greece, an unofficial source with underground connections with the Continent reported today without\nconfirmation that Germany hadf>\nordered 50 divisions from the\nRussian Front to the West. The\nsource would not permit the\nuse of his name.\n' Authoritative RAsstan quarteri\nhave indicated that any atep forcing\nthe withdrawal of aa many u 50\nNail Diviiloni from the Eait would\nbe considered a tremendoui aid to\nRussia.\nFor many days Germin rein-\nforcement!   have  bean   reported\nstreaming eut ef tha Reich to etlf-\nfen tha outer walla of th* Axia.\ncontinental  defencei, but today'i\nunderground report wia th* flret\n\u2022uggeition of tha pulling baak of\nmajor numben from th* Eaat\nThe report did not claim that Uie\ntransfer waa completed or even that\nit had been entirely begun.\nPrime Minister Churchill told\nCommone on June 8 there were 180\nGerman and 28 Satellite Divliioni\non the Runlan front and reliable\nquarters \u2014 apart from the underground iource\u2014estimated tha number flow had dropped to 180 Oerman\nand 18 to 20 Satellite Divisions.\nSuch tranifere-U true\u00bb-toincidad\nwith th\u00bbi oft-told tale encouraged by\nNail propaganda itself that the Germans had abandoned hope of a Summer q\/fensive in Ruuia,\n\"FRONT OF NERVES'\nInvasion alarms and portents\npoured out urnpldly that one London newipaper'began lilting tham\nmerely under Hie heading \"The\nrront ol Nervei\". Today* crop included:\u2014    '    .   .    . -:        yx_   _,\nThe Germap^ofttrolled Scandinavian Telegram Bureau (aid American battleships had Joined tha Brush Mediterranean fleet.\nThe Italian fleet had iet sail, said\nthe Alglen radio, quoting tha Madrid newapaper Arriba.\nThe rreneh Branaville radio laid\nthat the Italian fleet left port for\nshelter in hart-ors len exposed to\nAllied ilr attack! and not for any\notfeniive operation.\nEarly edition! of London Tueeday morning newipapen played\nup a roundabout report from Swedlih lourcei quoting Axil newi\ndlipitchei that all ef tha largtr\ntowm- In Southern Italy had been\nevacuated of non-eaeentlal civilian! In preparation for Allied\nlandlngi  believed Imminent.\nThe IUlian preis called Invasion\n\"Immediately Wninent\", and the\nRome radio declared that \"a further\nincreaie of Allied air activity over\nItaiy muit be expected in the next\nfew dayi.\"\nGerman reporti reaching Stockholm, according to Reuten, iald the\nNazis expected an Allied invasion of\nEurope by Saturday al the lateit\nNEW YORK, June 28 (AP)\u2014Th*\nGermani reiched Into their propaganda bag today and set a new data\n\u2014Saiurday, July J-for the anticipated Allied onslaught againit the\nAxii.\nThii new edition of Invasion\nclairvoyapce was broadcast by the\nGerman radio and attributed to\nLondon reporta reaching Stockholm,\nbut there wai no elaboration concerning the point or pointi at which\nthe Germani expected the blow.\nEarlier thli month the Null set\nJune 22 for the Allied attack. The\nAxU in the pait hn Iisued itatementi on dates when they expected\nAllied iction In the hope of eliciting information.\nTha Saturday deadline for Invailon wai deicrlbed In tha German\nreport! aa cloiely connected with\ntwo alleged facti: (1) tha failure\nof the June _\\ Invailon to materialise had dluppolnted Britom,\nand (2) Soviet Premier Stalln'i recent exprrned dnln for an early\nwcond front\nSENATORS TOID\nVICTORY\nCONING QUICKLY\nU.S. Air Force to\nBe World's\nStrongest by Spring\nWASHINOTON, June 28 (AP.) -\nAnuranee th* United Nitioni are\nrapidly approaching final victory\nand a promln that war will be carried to Japan \"in a moit violent\nand destructive way\" came today\nfrom Lt-Oen. Joaeph T. McNar-\nney United Statei Deputy Chief of\nSUff.\nDlicloiure of hli itatementi to\nthe Senite Appropriation Com'\nmlttee, whtoh recommended $71,\n500,000,000 for the Wer Depart\nment during the coming final\nyear, wu coincident with Preil-\ndentlal approval of a bill making\n$33,000,000,000 available to the\nNavy,\nGen. McNarneyi' optimistic forecast waa accompanied by teitimony\nof Lt.-Gen. H. H. Arnold thet by\nnext Spring the Amy Air Force\nwill be the most powerful ever assembled by lily nation ahd VM hava -ptAY UP JAPAJI\nlupertortty ln the air ln every theatre of warfare.\nOutlining plam for conitruction\nof 74,000 combat planei during the\nfiscal year beginning next Thunday, Including 38,000 bomben and\n88,000 fighters, Gen. Arnold emphasized that by early next year\nthe United States will have \"superior forcei, both in number and quality, agalnit every enemy airforce\nwhich we will be opposing.\"\n\"liie condition Is therefore different from the lait time It appeared\nbefore you when we were called\nupon to feed all eight different theatres In the four corners of the\nworld, when we-did not have the\nequipment, when we did not have\nthe penonnel ind when every the-\natre commander quite rightly\nthought hli Job wai the biggest in\nthe war,\" Gen. Arnold itated.\nThe Army and Navy Appropriation Billi ire the largest ever propoied for either branch of the U. S.\narmed lervicei ind both contained\nlarge sums for war planes. The\nNavy BIU carried $27,637,222,198 in\ndirect appropriations and about $_,-\n000,000,000 In contractural authority.\nOne of the major Items was $5,000,-\n000,000 for an additional 27,000 Navy\nplanei.\nCERMANS SHELL DOVER\nSTRAIT AREA\nFOR SECOND NICHT\nLONDON, June 18 (CP.) - German gum acron the Engliih Channel it Calais .helled the Dover\nStrait area tonight for the lecond\nlUccenlve night \/ahooting at Interval! of IS minutes The lively bombardment continued for nearly an\nhour.\nONTARIO SOLDIERS\nOVERSEAS TO VOTE\nLONDON, Juna 2S (CP Cabla)-\nOntario Kldlen tonight learned\nfrom routine ordm issued by Uie\nCanidlan Army oveneu that they\nwill be able to regiiter by proxy\nfor voting in the next Onurlo eleo-\nton. Similar notice ii being given\nlo Ontario RCAT members and\nnilori thli wetk.\nIL DUCE PUTS\nTOUGH MEN\nIN PROVINCES\nOld Troopers tb\nLash Country\nInto Fighting Mood\nSHOUT WARNINGS\nBy FRANK BRUTTO\nAuoclated Pren Staff Writer\nBERNE, June 28 (AP)\u2014Premier\nMunollnl'i meit truitad Faiclit\nveterani, men who ierved him\nwell In itreet fighting and wan\nduring the Int 20 odd yeen, have\nbeen given the Job of preparing\nItaly for the iecond phaie of her\nbattle\u2014Invailon.\nThU became apparent today as\nthe Rome Pren lilted the namei of\n16 new Provincial Secretaries named by Mussolini last week, Including five for strategically vital Sicily and Sardinia. All ot these men\neither are' members of the Squad-\nristl, n Duce'i old street fighting\ntroopen, or are Faiclsti Who won\nmilitary honon.   Moat are both.\nFoTelgn. rtaervers ne In thli another Indication of Munollnl'i own\nsupremacy ln charting the battle\nhe ien ahead, with Carlo Scoru,\nFaiclit Party Secretary, aa his\n\"whip\" for lashing both the Party\nand the people Into a mood for defence against the Allied threat.\nThe men Munollnl oueted from\ntha Provincial Secretariats are of\nmore recent vintage and milder\nchiracter. The new Secretarial\nan oldtlmers\u2014the toughest and\nstrongest In hli Party clique.\nThe Fuclit Press, meanwhile, Is\nshouting warnings of invasion so\nlustily that some foreign observen\nare wondering whether the regime\nIs convinced the hour of tfial is at\nhand or li using thii propaganda\nin an effort to level difference! of\nthe people and the Party, control\nthe dissident!, check defeatlitn and\nsoften the bltternen towird the\nblack-shirt hierarchy which Is reported Increasing under the hammering of Allied bombers.\nBig Vocational\nTraining Plan\nlo Aid Veterans\nOTTAWA, June 28 (CP)-A Notional turvey of educitlonil ami\nvocational training facllltln In\nCanada li approaching completion\nIn raidlnin for a \"compnhen-\nlive vocational tnining\" progrim\nfor war vetireni, Peniioni Mlnliter Mackemie told tha Commons\ntoday,\nHe nld the survey of Canadiin\nunivenitiei .now wn complete and\nthat of vocational tnining ind phyilcal facilities aviileble wai being\nconcluded. A director of vocational\ntraining would be appointed ihortly. .\nThis Informition wai given tn\nbrief by the Minliter during continued diicuuion in committee of\nwhole of Labor Mlnliter Mitchell'!\neitimatei In the 8J.SM.000.000 wir\nappropriation for the current flical\nyeer. '\nThe committee wu dimming a\n$413,000 Item for vocation training\nl>\" ng given war vetenni ahd othen\nunder the Ubor Department's\nicheme of training personnel foi war\nJobi. the icheme hei been ln opentlon for more thin three yean.\n' Mr Mitchell nld that aome 1100\nwar vetenni wen taking advantage of thli type of vocational mining but the opportunities for employment wen >n greet et the moment lhat the majority of thoee diieharged who- were fit for work took\nemployment et once rather than\naeek tralnini.\nSoy British Convoy\nAttacked by\nNazis Off Portugal\nLONDON, June \u00bb (OP.) - Reuten Newa Agency reported frem\nneutral Llibon tonight that \u25a0 Mu.\nlih convoy heading South waa\nattacked by German planei off\nSagree, port at the extreme Southweitern tip of Portugal.       , . :\nTwo ihlpi In the oonvoy were\n\u25a0unk, Reuten uld It wn learned\nIn Llibon.\nThe location of the reported at\ntack Is along the route from Britain to' North Africa.\nThe Fascist Preu, at the ume\ntime, Is reviewing the Kclal and\neconomic efforts made hy Fascism\nIn more than 20 years, reltenting in\nfront-page articles the \"invincibility\nof Japan\" ln an eflort to holster\nItalian morale ilnce the disillusionment of the invincibility of the Nazi\nwir machine, and empha.di.ng the\n\"natlonaliitlc\" character of the Italian war.\nU.S. BOMBERS\nHIT DROMES\nNEAR ATHENS\nDamage Is Heavy;\nDrop Leaflets\nWith FDR Message\nDOWN 7 PLANES\nCAIRO, June 28 (AP)\u2014In a new\nend powerful imaah at the Axia\nheld Balkan entrance to the oon\ntlnent of Europe, United Statei\nfour-englned bomben of the Mid\ndie Eatt Command have cut un\ncounted toni of exploding iteel on\nthe Atheni ilrdromei of Elevate\nard Heuanl, breaking through\nheavy nreen of enemy tighten\nand oomlng home without Ion.\nThii raid, carried out yesterday,\nfoUowed hy three dayi a bomber\nblow at the Greek Port of Salonika,\nand It left the two airdromei heavily damaged.\nThe bomben carried more than\nexploilvei\u2014they dropped thouiandi\nof leaflets In which Preiident Roo-\naevelt saluted the long and heroic\nitruggle of the Greeki; and express^\ned to them the hope that their liberation li not far off.\nThe leaflet! alio told the Greeki\nef the preientatlon ef an anti\nlubmarlne petrol ehlPr the' PO\n622, to the Oteek Government lin\nder leeil'lend arrangements June\n1C.\nDisgusted Buzz\nBeurling\nBack al School\nAN R.A.F. GUNNERY-SCHOOL,\nSomewhere In England, June 29\n(Tueiday)\u2014(CP Cable).-Plying\nOfficer George (Buzz) Beurling,\none of the gnateit aerial gunmen\nIn the hiitory of air fighting, hai\nbeen back at ichool for tha lait\nfour weeki learning how to\nihoot!\nguy  ln  the\nIt wu a raid of ipeetacular iuc-\ncen.\nOf the snarling enemy iquadroni\nthat went up In vain efforts to protect the airdromei at least seven\nplanei were deitroyed in combat\nand eight otheri were lilted ai pro\nbably deitroyed.\n\"A{ both targets our aircraft were\nattr.cked by large formationi of en'\n*my fightcn and fighter-bomberi\nthe latter making unsuccessful it-\ntempts at aerial bombing,\" laid Uie\nAir Force communique,\nHANGARS SET AFIRE\nThree large hangars were hit and\niet afire et Elevili, the flying field\nWeit of the Greek Capital. Other\nbombi bunt on the runwayi end\nnear administrative buildingi and\n\"the whole mrface of the airdrome\nappeared to be covered with burst!,'\nthe bulletin taid.\nAt Hasnni, the itory wai the\nsame. Hangara were left burning\nand the entire field and Weitern dispersal area were covered with\nbursts. Five grounded planei were\nobserved in flame-i. Other firei\nbroke out Northwest of the hangari\nin the Weitern dispersal area.\n\"It'i  like putting\nclink,\" he complains.\nBeurling wants to get back on\noperation!, picking up where he\nleft off after he wu ihot down over\nMilta lait October when hli icore\nof enemy plinei destroyed reached\n28. He mey be back ioon. RAJ'.\nPenonnel Director! are conilderlng\nhil cue\u2014whether he li more vilu-\nible to the Air Force u an instructor here or on operation!.\nThli ichool li the univenlty of\nilr gunnery. Men taking the couriei\nare outatanding airmen, many of\nthem with recordi only illghtly\nihort ot Beurling'!.\nSellor Milan, the South African\nace whose record exceedi Beurllng'i\nwu the ichool'i organizer and Commanding Officer until lut yeir.\nBut to Beurling penonally It li\na waite of time.\n\"Don't get me wrong sbout the\nvilue of thli place.\" be uld In in\nInterview while wilting to take off\nfrom the school.\n\"Thli gunnery li greet etuff but 1\nknew It before. All I'm lurnlng ii\ntechnical namei for the ituff I've\nworked out on my own and when I\ntry to figure thingi out by new\nnamei I get all icnwed up.\n\"I   ihoot   In   \u2022    different\nthan they teach\"\nway\nTo Present Meat\nPacker Union\nBriefs at Ottawa\nVANCOUVIR, June IS (CP) -\nSun S. Hughes, New Weitminiter.\nrepreientlng employees of three\nmeat packing planta on the Lower\nMainland, leave! tonight for Ottawa to preient Union brief! befon\nMf. Juitice C. P. McTigoe, Chair-\nmen of the Nitlonil Ww Labor\nBoard.\nlacombe House\nStatement\nScored by King\nOTTAWA, June 2* (CP)-Prlmi\nMlnliter Mackenzie King uid today In the Houie of Commoni thit\nLlguorl Lacombe (Con. Laval-\nTwo Mountalni) ihould prove hli\ncharga that three Ceblnet Memben hive become mllllonilrei\nilnce the war itirted, er rnlgn\nbli uat In the Houu.\nThe Prime Mlnliter referred to i\nititement made In French by M-\nLecoiabe In\" the Hoi_re lait Frldiy.\nMr. King laid the proper time\nand plice to mike \u2022 itilement \"ol\nthit kind\" wu In the Houie witn\nMr. Lacombe undertaking to prove\nthe charge, or If he wu unable to\ndo lo, reiigning hii yit.\n\"I H-bmlt lhat the Honorable\nMember ihould be obliged either\nto withdraw the itatement complete\nly or eln convert It Into \u25a0 ipeclfic\nchar|e to be Investigated In tbe\nusual minner, ind the consequence.!\nof the Investigation ilio to be In the\nuiual manner.\" Mr. King uld.\nTonight, Speiker J. A. Glen of\nthe Houu nld he would itudy the\nrulei and give a decliion later thli\nwalk In regird to ictlon the Houu\nwould be able to take\u2014If my\u2014\nigaimt Mr. Lacombe.\nThe charga made by the member\nfor Laval-Two Mountains wai \"very\nlerlous,\" the ipeiker uld In an Interview with Tie Canadian Preu.\nBut he would h\u00bbve to itudy the rulei\nelogety before deciding whether Mr\nLacombe could be forced to substantiate hli itatement or retract It\nCold, Relentless\nPlan Making\nShell of Fortress\nBy RICE YAHNER\nAuociated Pron Staff Wrlttr\nLONDON, June 28 (AP)\u2014Allied airpower, surging to j\nengulfing floodtide, has encircled the Axis in Europe and is <\nIterating the principal centres of warpower and closing I\narteries through which the remaining munitions must flow :\nenemy armies. . '   *\u25a0\nThe 1943 log of Allied air operations shows clearly thj\nfirm foundation of Allied air<\nstrategy and, since the victories in the Mediterranean,\npoints to the inevitability of\nAxis defeat.        r\nWith the initiative firmly In Allied handi and with the anuranee\nnow that air power will be lufficient\nto accomplish ita tasks, the Alliei\nart carrying out a cold, relentless\nplan to smash the sells of Germany's\nlnduitrial   life   and   deitroy   the\nReich'i ability to move its armies.\nQermany, tha workihop of the\nAxli In  Europe, hu lonfc ilnce\npanad lta peak of aircraft productivity. BrlUin and f morice are\nJuit reaching thein. Both are Implementing   the   rapidly-growing\nair power dliplayed by Ruula.\nWhat th\u00bb Reich doei produce now\nmovei with Increasing difficulty to\nthe armiei which need it because,\nday ln, day out and almost every\nnight. Allied medium and fighter-\nbomberi blast, cannonade machine-\ngun every nilroad locomotive, ship\nor barge they can find ln Western\nEurope.\nThia damage, coupled with the\ndevastation to engine worki and\nroundhoaiei from the bomb deluges\nthat have fallen on EUen, Dortmund, Duliburg, Dueneldorf, Stuttgart, Pilsen, Mannheim, Stettin, Rostock\u2014all Important rail junctions _\nwell j\u00bb|_*__lictory . centrei.\u00bb\u00bb- makei\ntransportation an acute problem for\nGermany. .\nRelieved of the neceulty ef\nparrying the felnti and threata of\na vlotory-taitlng enemy, the Allied High Command haa- uttled\nonca and for all on the plan of\nblanketing Europe with air fleeti\nthat wlll maka the Luftwaffe, in\nIta palmleit dayi, look puny.\nAnd It will be pound, pound,\npound, day and night agalnit\nevery target that contribute! to\nAxle    warpower    until   .Hltler'i\n\"Fortreu of Europe\" ll a ihell\nthat Allied armiei can crack at\nthe placee they chooie.\nII. S. Congress\nPraised for\nOverruling Veto\nWASHINGTON, June 28 (CP)-\nThe Preu ef the United Statet appean to be almoit unanimoui In\npralilng Congreu for over-ruling\nPreildent Rooievelt'i veto of th!\nnntl-itrlke Legiilition Int week.\nEditorial! appearing In every par*,\nof the country criticiied the PreiidenU pnlie Congreu and,, in many\ninstances, place the whole blame on\nthe   broad   ihoulderi   of   John   L.\nLewii, Preiident of the United Mine\nWorken' whose itrike  led  to  the\nCongressional   agitation   for   more\nstringent wirtlme labor lawi.\nTIRED OF STRIKES\nMoat of the editorial writen took\nthe line that Congresi wa. in hai--\nmor.y with public opinion, that the\npeople were tired of the appeaie-\nment of labor leaderi and tired of\nwartime itrikei ind work itoppages.\nThey agreed that Lewii had Injured\nthe labor movement.\nIn hla menage to Congresi. Preildent Rooievelt innounced hla veto\non tha ground the Legislation wai\nlikely to Increue labor unreit and\nlead to more production disruptions.\nThe editorial writen, ai a rule, disregarded thli viewpoint although\niome, edmltted the defect! of the\nleglilatlon. In general they argued\nthat the wider Issue of curbing unwarranted jtrikes was of paramount\nconcern and suggested Congreu was\nobeying the dlclitei of the people In\ntak ng the action it did.\nU.S. RUBBER INDUSTRY\nTO HANDLE ALL\nNKDS BY IND Of YEAR\n, HOUSTON, Texas, June 18 (AP)\n\u2014By the end of thli yeir, Com-\nmerce Secretary Jeue Jonei predicted today, the United Statei will\nhav* a completely Integrated rub\nber Induitry capable of meeting all\nTo Pay Two\nSubsidies\nlo Jam Makers\nOTTAWA, June 28 (CP) - .\nPricea Board announced tonight f\nmanufacturers of jams and jelllee|\nwill be paid two subsidies under I\norder, effective Immediately, wh.\nlevels out regional price different\nfor those commoditiei, Amount\nthe lubsldiei wai not d-iclceed-\nUnder the order, illghtly lowd\nprice! will prevail in Britiih Columbia than in the rest of Canada,\nPrices generally will be thou ot tfl\nbasic period, with the manufacture\nreceiving the subsidies first to compensate them for the increaie In tfi\nprice of fresh fruit this year and\nsecondly because of the roll-bad.\nin prices to the 1941 level.\nThe announcement said that b*\ncause of the subsidies, manufacturer!.' price to wholenleri will be lo*\nenough to allow \"reasonable\" wholi.\nsale retail mark-ups ihd yet maintain retail pricei at the basic period\nleveL\nFood Supply\nQuotas\nVANCOUVER, June M \u00ab3P.)\u00bbj\nTen per cent increaie in food map\npllei and other quota good! fo]\ncivilian! in the Vancouver, Nee\nWestminster and Victoria areai\nhas been provided for by rationing authorities, the Pricei Boirt\nannounced here today.\nIt will be some time, however, b\u00bb\nfore the increase becomel effectlvt\nin local stores as extra stock! muff\nbe built up right back to the pn\nmary producer, a Board ipokesmag\nexplained.\nEvidence of vast population bli\ncreases in the North Is a 10O pel\ncent Increase for all communltlu\non the Canadian National line fron\nthe Alberta boundary to Prino\nRupert.\nDatoion Creek hai been given i\n1000 per cent increase over It! quota\nbased on IMl sales, while Peaet\nRiver, Alta., has been illowed MX\nper cent.\nThe larger quotas, calculated fron\nration book distribution, will ba il\naddition to the existing allotment!\nof 60 per cent of 19.1 business.\nWholesalers have been allowed 11\nper cent increasci so they may hafl\ngreater reserve stocks with whld\nto meet emergencies and adjust Inequalities due to changes ln patron\nage as between one retailer arr.\nanother. *\u00bb\nINCREASE FOR KOOTENAY\nTrail,   Nelion   and   Crinbrool\nwlll  receive upward adluitment\nof 10 per cent for both wholeularl\nand retailen.\nIndia Strong\nSays Wavell\nNEW DELHI, June 28 (Tuesday)\n(CP)-Field Marshal Sir Archlbak\nP. Wavell, in a farewell order el\nthe day to the army he has coat\nmanded, said today that India bll\nbeoomi ''immeasurably stronger\" il\nthe last two years after facinj\n''greater penis from without thai\nat any time in the Inst 200 yean,'\nThe veteran irmy leader wfl\nbecome Viceroy of India In tha rtj\nas Lord Wavell.\n\"Although lhe dangen have no\nbeen entirely removed, :hey ha*\nbeen held in check and Indian Ml\nhaa been preserved from enemy in\nvision.\" Sr Archibald slid \"Iridj\nnow ii itrong. If they all contlnl\nwith undaunted will to do- tuei:\nouty. there need be no need to MJ\nGreat efforti lti\nentntlil needi, military and civil\nIan.  Forty  new  plinti  are   ready I fer India's safet\nto replenish the stockpile which war i are needed to bring ihe war to a isti\nhu depleted ind one of them, it eenful  conclusion  and  to  renio-4\nnearby Baytown, itarted production | Irotr  Asia   lhe threat of Japan*^\ntoday.\n ,\t\n \u2014 NILSON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, .UNI 29, 1941\nI   '\"            ; ' .'\u25a0\"\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0   \"\u25a0\nL P. R. Is Building New Wheel and\npes Lathe Shop al Nelson; lo\nIncrease Capacity, (ut Hand Work\nFoundation haa been poured for a\nfew wheel and axle lathe building\nI tht C.P.R. Car Repair Department at Nelion. The new building\ntnd equipment Is designed to in-\ntittt capacity for wheel repair\nnd refitting work at Nelson, mak-\n\\f It possible to turn out more\n<ork of thla nature here; and also\nitmlnete the neceulty for sending\nclei to Ogden to ba turned down\n3d otherwise repaired.\nIn conjunction with the building\nnew wheel hoist on a heavy foun-\nItlon, planned to facilitate wheel\nitngei, reduce hand labor and rt-\nuce .witching, is also going ln.\nI An $8000 permit haa been tak-\nB out 'at the City Engineer's office\nW the new construction,\nAt preiant wheeli are turned\ndown on a lathe In the machine\nshop, but the naw equipment will\nAxlei go to the big C.P.R. ihop at\ndouble capacity for thii work.\nOgden, Wheels and axlei must\nmeet itandard requirements and\nunder the itreia of wartime transportation pressure, Btert li considerably more work of thli nature than ordinarily.\nTwo big lathei will be lnitalled,\none for wheeli and the othtr for\naxlei. For eu* of handling a monorail hoist will alao ba lnitalled.\nAll equipment will be driven by\nelectric motori.\nThe new building meaiurei U by\n33 feet.     .\n.\nElisted Pistol\nsuits in\nles for Miner\nteordon Walter Eftoda of Apple-\ntale, employed atl a miner at Zinc-\nfcn, paid fines totalling $_0 on two\n(rlmtnal Code charges Involving a\nJTolVer. He was fined $2S for idling a revolver without having a par-\nKit, and $25 for having an Unregistered Tevolver In his possession. He\nBeaded guyty to both charges when\nappeared before William Irvine,\ntlpendiary MaRistrate, in Provin-\nial Police Court ln Nolson Satur-\n\\ The charges against Eftoda follow-\nthe arrest of Frederick Dreger.\nkrmerly of  Watrous,   Sask.,   and\nKtterly a miner at Zincton, by Nel-\nJDn City Police.   Charged with having an unregistered revolver In his\npossession,  Dreger   pleaded   guilty\nDd was fined $25.  The gun, loaded,\nrai. found in Dreger's suitcase in\nI hotel room.  He told police Eftoda\nId given it to him.\nLA.F. Again\nlasts Germany\n^LONDON June 28 (Tuesday)  -\n\u00bb.)\u2014iRA.F. bombers rdurned to\nattack on Germany las. night,\nnu announced today, after Unlt-\nStataa  Flying   Fortressei   had\nkited the U-boat pens at St. Na-\nand an  enemy  airdrome   at\n\u2022umont-le-Roger in daylight yei-\nxtay.\n[K was the R.AF.'i 10th mccei-\nnlght foray over the continent\nlta eighth raid on Germany in\nat time, As usual, the prelimln-\nannouncement did not disclose\ni ipeclfic targets.\n{\u2022R-AF. Typhoons itruck it rail-\nay ground targets In Belgium dur-\nthe afternoon and later other\nphoons  with   fighter  escort  at-\n|eked   the   airfield   at   Morlaix,\nnee. One plane failed to return.\nCanadians Gavt\n$573,000 to Creeks\nMONTREAL, June - (dPlr-Ca-\nnadlani subscribed more than $573,-\n000 to the Greek War Reiitf Fund\ncampaign which ended Saturday, lt\nwai announced today from oam-\npaign headquarten. The campaign'!\nobjective was $500,000.\n*\nGyros Present\nFarewell\nGill lo Hamson\nSince L, E. Harmon waa already\non hli way to his new post of Chief\nClerk to the General Manager of\nCanadian Paclllc Communications\nat Montreel, Nelaon Gyroi Friday\nmight presented their farewell gift\nto Mri. Hamson to carry to Montreal. It was a silver cocktail shaker.\nMr. Hamion wu formerly Secre\ntary, and cufVently Fint Vice-Preai\ndent, of the Nelson Gyro Club. He\nwai among the moit active Club\nmemberi.\nThe presentation wu made at \u2022\ngathering of Oyroa and Gyrettu at\nthe home of Mr. and Mri. C. H.\nMurray, 315 Second Street. In the\nabaence est B, C. Poulson, Preiident, the gift wu presented by\nMt. Murny, Second Vice-Preai-\ndent\nlossland Couple Cet\nI wo 13-Pounderi\nnd a 10-Pounder\nBOSSLAND, B.C., June 28\u2014Mr.\nMri. E. A. Mitchell, Le Roi\nJtenue East, returned Friday night\na week'i vacation at Kaslo.\nIhile there they caught five large\n\u25a0h, three Kamloops trout and two\nBtr, Two of the trout weighed 1!\nMind, each, the o'her 10 poundj.\nri ..-CONVERSION\n4DER WAY AT COAST\nVANCOUVER, June 2\u00ab (C_*)-\nwlyn Davidson, Regional Director\nI the National Housing Admimstra-\n, laid today the NH A's Home-\nnversion Plan is underway in\nncouver and Victoria. Under the\nIn, accommodation for families\n1 be provided by converting large\nnes Into several housing units .o\nleet increasing demands for homes\n-OANS\non Diamonds, Jewelry.\nRadios. Silverware. Fun\nGuns and All VBluablei\nB. C. COLLATERAL\nLOAN BROKERS LTD\n77 E Hastings. Vancouver\nCoast Streetcar\nMen Threaten\nto Co ojt Strike\nVANCOUVER, Junt 28 _V. -\nThret hundrtd Vincouvtr motor-\nmen and conductor! tn tht Junior\nemployee group of tha B. C. Electric\nRailway Co. Ltd. today threatened\nthat unleu they ftt tht lull bailc\nwaft rati of 80 cents an hour plui\ntft cents bonus thty will go out on a\nitrlke that will completely disorganize the dty'i transportation syitem.\nC, M, Stewart, Acting Business\nManager of Dlvlilon 101 Amalgamated Association qf Street Railway\nEmployees said the men were \"prepared to quit tn muit at once\" but\nhad been persuaded to wait until 3\np.m. Tueiday to find out whether\nthe Company ll prepared to ilgn an\napplication to the Regional War Labor  Board  for  tht  requested  in-\n'\u25a0     -    \u2022'_\n10,(HH) Fingerllng Trout Go Into\nWest inn at Nelson; INO\nAre Planted In Champion lakes\n\u25a0\n'       _\n. i    \u2022 \u25a0\n\u25a0\ny.\n\u25a0\nExcavation lor\n2 Trout Ponds\nIs Now Complete\nExcavation hu bttn completed\nfoT two new trout nursery ponds\nin the five pond project of tht Nelson Diitrict Rod and Oun Club at\nthe Provincial Hitchery, Cottonwood Creek. Forma for concrete\n1 will be built nekt.\nHans Farenholti la charged with\nrustling up a crew of volunteers\nto. carry on tht work tonight, and\nArthur Ronmark with organiiing a\ncrew Wedneaday night.\nWhen the two ponds have been\ncompleted work will b\u00ab iwitched\nto construction of homing for the\nnew refrigeration plant, Jointly financed by Trail, Rowland and Nelson Clubi, with the City of Nelion\nassisting with materials. The new\nplant will be \\jaed to itore food for\ntrout to be relied in the pond!. The\nfifth pond will probably be built\nin the Fall.\nNelson Gyros\nSee War Films\nThree vital ispecta of the United\nNations war effort were ehown to\nthe Nelson Gyro Club, at its dinner\nmeeting at the Hume Monday night,\nthrough moving picturei. They\nwere \"Battle for Oil\", 'Tood, a\nWeapon of Conqueat\", ind \"Viiion\nfor Defence\". \u25a0\nThe films were ihown by H. D.\nFoiter after an Introduction by\nHans Farenholti. J. J, MoEwen\nwaa responsible for the program.\nMarshal MacPherson of Cran-\nbrok was a guest.\nB. C. Poulsen, Preiident, waa In\nthe ch^r.\nIt waj the Club's final meeting\nuntil September,\nFruit Prospects\nDeteriorate\nOTTAWA, June 28 (CPI - The\nDominion Bureau of Statiitici reported tonight that with the exception of raspberries and strawberries\nthe prospecti for Canadian Irul|\ncrops have \"deteriorated\" during the\npast month.\n300,000 NAZIS HAVE\nFALLEN TO CUERILLAS\nI\/ONDON, June 28 (AP.) - Russian guerillas have killed more than\n300,000 Axis troopi, including 30\nGenerals, ln the two yeari of war,\nLt.-Gen. Ponamerenko, member of\nlhe Central Committee of the Com-\nmuniat party, said tonight on the\nMoscow radio.\nWeit Am of Koottnay Lakt today hai ln It iomt 10,080 fingerllng\nKamloopi trout whloh a ftw days\nago wert- lust a promise of future\nfiihlng. Ite WUliam PftUfer pool\nat the Provincial Hatchery at Nelion, one of two eonitn-rted by voluntary labor lut year under leaderahlp of tht Nelion Rod tnd G'tn\nClub, hai been emptied\nOne thousand of the flngerlmgn\nwere planted In Champion Lake!,\nFruitvale Diitrict, In partial return\nfor the assistance extended by thl\nTrail and Bouland Rod and Oun\nClubi toward tht refrigeration plant\nto be built thli year. Champion\nLakes li a favorite fiihlng area for\nTrail and Rossland iportemen.\n\u25a0Hie remainder of tha fingerllngs\nwere releued In Ntlion vicinity\u2014\nfrom Iht mouth of Cottonwood\nCreek to tht bay Juit Eut ot tht\nC.PJt. ihlpyardi, and oft the Johnitone property on fhe North Short.\nPlantlngi were mtde on tach ilde ei\nLakulde  Park.\nMajority of the flngerlingi wtrt\ntransported by truck, in cans, to\nthese polnta. A considerable number also went down Cottonwood\nCreek to the Weit Arm, lhe aection\not ttie creek from Cottonwood ralli\nto the Lake hai been reierved for\nfish culture purposes.\nTheie trout were all railed from\nKaslo stock.\nFlngerlingi In the No. 1 pool Ut\nalso nearly ready for distribution\nThere are approximately 4O00 young\ntrout ln this pond.\nWATER LEVEL\nNet decline of the lake for the\n24 hours ending Monday at 8 p.m\nwas .06 foot, the Launch Club gauge\nshowing the fbvel at that hour as\n9*3 feet above the low water mark.\nThe total drop ln th^ last five days\nhas been .46 foot, from the peak\nof 10.29 feel reiched.June 21.\nGuide for Travellers\nVANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS\nHymn Festival\nWith 103 Voices\nat SI. Paul's\nA \"Hymn Feitival\" war what the\nservice at St. Paul'i United Church\nSunday evening was called. \"Praise\"\nwu the lubject of the lermon and\nlt wai illustrated by linging.\nDuring tha ilnglng of the'pro--\nceiiional hymn the Glrli' Choir, ln\nwhite gowni, came up to the choir\nloft by the right aisle, while the\nBoys' Choir, In their Eton luiti,\ncime by the left aisle to leats on the\npulpit platform. The Senior Choir\nin their black gowns were already\nin their placei at the right of the\nchurch. The massed choir consisted\nof 103 voices.\nOccupying the centre seats of the\nChurch were the members of the\nMothen' Club. In welcoming them\nthe Miniiter explained that they\nwere tha mothen of the boyi and\ngirli In the choin, and were \"a very\nvalued and active organization in\nthe Church.\"\nMr. Forbei .poke on the words,\n\"Speaking to one another in pialms\nand hymns and iplritbal longs, ling-1\ning and making melody in your\nheart to the Lord.\"\n\"A linging church ls a healthy\nchurch,\" said Mr, Forbei. \"Every\nreligious revival hai beeji accompanied by an outbunt of song. Singing rouses our sluggish thoughts and\ndevotions, and stirs us to heartier\nworship.\" He told of a missionary\ndoctor In China, at whole funeral\nthe Chinese paitor had said that\nher greatest contribution had been\nthat she had made the Church a\nsinging Church. \"Wherever you get\nto the heart of religion you find i\nsong.\"\nHe spoke of the Psalmi, which\nwere originally sung with orchestral music and the congregation\nsang. \"0 God, Our Help in Ages\nPast.\"\nHymns, Mr. Forbei said, were originally purely vocal muilc, and\nthey expresied not merely the feelings but the mind of the church. He\nsaid that during the last half year\nin St. Paul's 130 different hymns\nhad been sung.\nTo illuatratt \"Spiritual longs,\"\nwhich had more elaborate music and\nwere probably sung by soloists or\nchoirs, the Boys and (jirls Choirs\nsang \"Love Divine, All Loves Excelling,\" to a tune from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony\nMri. Rodney Polsion, formerly\nMiss Holen Ferguson, rendered two\nviolin solos After the benediction\nshe played the 'T* Deupi\".\nThree Armored Units\nArrive Ovlrseas\nLONDON, June 26 (CF Cablt)-\nThree Canadian armored and infantry regimenta were Included ln\nthe lateit contingent of Canadian\nArmy reinforcement to reach Britain. Arrival of the convoy from\nCanada wai innounced yuterday.\nJames Hoover to\nGo to Queens If\nAccepted by Army\nAcoepted by Queen'a Univenlty\nas a itudent, Jamea L. Hoover, ion\not Lieut.-Col. and Mn. G. A. Hoover,\nhai gone to Vancouver for Army\nmedical examination. Should he\npeu the physical teiti he will be\nenliited and will be ient to Univenity by the Army under a plan\ndeiigned to glvt icience and engineering training to likely itudenti.\nThe Army provldei booki, tuition\nand board, and payi the itudent at\nArmy ratei while he ia taking the\ncourse.'\nJames Hoover was a lieutenant-\ncolonel of the Nelson Hlfh School\nCadet Corps during the past year.\nFollowing his Army medical examination at Vancouver he' plam to\njoin the Nelaon Cadeti enroute to\nComox for their annual Summer\ncamp.\n\"YOUR VANCOUVER HOME\"\nDufferin Hotel\nSuymour BL Vancouver, B. C.\nNewly renovated throuoh'\nout  Phonal and  ilevater.\nA.   PATTERSON,   late   of\nColeman, Alta, Proprietor\n1\nFRANSPORTATION\u2014Passenger and Freight\nNelson - Trail\nRossland Freight\n|.C. MUIR\nI'honei: Nelion 77; Ronland 21 JL; Trail 1180\nNAKUSP\nConnection For:\u2014\nSALMO    -   KASLO    -   CRESTON\nSAY NEXT TRANSFER\nORDER MAY HIT\nWHOLESALE TRADEi\nOTTAWA, June \u00bb (CP) - Some\nspeculation has arisen here upon\nthe possibility that workeri in\nwholesale tradei will be among\nthoie affected In the Government'i\nnext compulsofy labor tranifer order, ot which two already have been\nluued.\nDespite the speculation, there has\nbeen no indication from SeJrttlve\nService luthoritles here concerning\ntha groups of workers to whom the\nthird order would apply.\nOONT   SUFFSR    PROM\nwif inf, ac h I up \u2022 w \u2022ptn f \u2022 it.\nBvddty't 5t.lr-.us White I*\nco\u00bbl\u00bb and sMttiei \u2014 reduces\newtl-lnt   elmeil   os   ie-\u00bbn m%\ntpplied. H-tfi-flrmy, tatt*\npaattr-aflni\u2014\u2022\u2022\u2022 t\u00bbni|hi\u2014h\u00bbv\u00ab\nhappy \u00bb\u2022\u2022! lamarraw. Mfc 30f\u2014\u00abt all\nSlash Newsprint\nSupplies lo U.S.\nMONTREAL, June 36 (CP) -\nNewsprint Administrator Guy E,\nHoult announced today that Instructions had been ient to Canadian\nr.ewsprlnt manufacturers which, In\nffect, would cut luppllei to Ihe\nUnited States to 87 per'cent of\norders placed for July delivery.\nMr, Hoult said that U.S. newi-\nprint orderi for July, at -Hfl.OOO tons\n\"again substantially exceed the total\ndeliveries of 210,000 toni that Canada has agreed to supply to the\nUnited States each month through\nthe third quarter of 11M3.\"\nHe added that lhe War Production Board was working on a plan\nwhich It was hoped would be ready\nby July IS which would result in\nUnited States orders totalling not\nmore than 210,000 tone monthly from\nCanadian  mills.\nHe said he was ''permitting shipments of 210,000 tons in direct ratio\nto orderi received from United\nStates customers for the month of\nJuly. This will make necessary a\nreduction in theie orderi of 13 per\ncent . , .\"\nDominion Day\nPlanning\nNear Complete\nOrganiiatlon for Nelion'i revived\nDominion Day celebration, iponiored Jointly by the Civic Centre\nCommlailon and the Hotary, Oyro\nand Kiniman Clubi, li rapidly netring completion.\nChildren's sports will be the feature of the day. Opening event will\nbe a parade in which lt ll expected\nthe sponsoring Clubi and other or-\nganliatlona will enter floati, and\nin which prizes will be (Iven for\ncostumes.\nA day-long program, Including a\nfull round of sports and concluding\nwith a monster dance ln the Civic\nCentre at night, ii plinned. Proceeds will be tor the Greek Relief\nFund.\nNazi Chief's Death\nRouses Speculation\nLONDON, June 28 (CP).-An announcement last night by the Berlin radio that Fritz Schmidt, Regional Chief ot the National Socialist\nParty and Commiuar General of\nOccupied Netherlands Territories,\nhad \"met with a fatal accident\"\nwhile on an official tour through\nFrance aroused keen speculation\nhere today on the circumstances\nsurrounding his death.\nNewi on Schmidt's death came\nsoon after a report broadcast by the\nBBC that German Propaganda Minister paul Joseph Goebbels had cancelled a visit to Alsace becauie of\nrumori of an assai-lnatlon plot. The\nreport said that antl-Axla patriots\nhad ilso planned to kill Robert\nWagner, Nazi Governor of Aliace, at\nthe same time.\nUnion Activities\nat Kimberley\nTold Rossland\nROSSttAND, B.C., June Jfr-Sun-\nciay evening R. A. (Duke) Hyacp\nof Kimberley, who hai been reeently appointed Organizer for the International Union ot Mine, MUI and\nSmelter Workers of thl C.I.O. ipoke\nto a large crowd at an open air\nmeeting in Esling Park. The ipeaker stated he resigned as Secretary\nof the Workmen's Cooperative Committee, Sullivan Mine, before Its\ndemise.\nMr. Hyiop gave a reiume of the\nevonti leading up to, and attar,\nthe formation of Local 651 at Kimberley, He dealt extemively with\ntine industrial disease lection of the\n(_orr_per__ation Act, which he ana\nH. Nicholson, Chairman of the defunct Workmen's Comml'.tee had\nworked very hard on, and the necessity for the workmen to organize\nto force a greater recognition of thJ\nhazards of silicosis and better compensation for it. He argue* thai\nworkeri were una\u00abble to obtain thta\nrecognition of induitrlil and mining\ndisease with i Workmen's Commit\ntee, or an Indepnedent Union apon\nsored by its adherents.\nOrganiier Hyiop ii continuing hli\ntrip to the mining district! of Nor\nthern Brilish Columbia, ind hopei\nto have industry organized betore\nentering the Active Canadian Army\nHe extended greetingi from Kimberley, and from Harry Nicholion,\nwho Is convalescing from an accident, stating that Mr. Nicholson\nplans a vi.lt to Trail and Rotiland\nwhen he recovers.\nFred Henne, Trail, acted as Chairman. Before introducing Ihe speaker he gave a brief outline of local\nactivities, and itated the election of\ndelegatei to the Butle, Congress, and\nof local officeri, would be held\nTuesdiy.\nMME. CHIANC TO\nRETURN SOON\nWASHINOTON, June *_ (AP). -\nMadame Chiang Kai-ihek will return to Chungking ioon. T. V. Soong,\nthe Chineie Foreign Minister said\ntoday. He added that ihe doei not\nplan to visit London en route.\nClothes for a Glorious\nDOMINION DAY\nSkintite Bathing Suits\nCet your Bathing Suit now while you can still have\na choice. We have Skln-Tlte in Cottons, Sharkskin\nand Satin. Sizes 12 to 40.\nPrice\t\nIll    V-UlfJIIJ,     )HI9II\\JIMII\n.\u00abj.Z.Jj td <))\/.\"j\nBLOUSES\nJantzen Bathing Suits\njantzeni In Wool and Spun Rayon \u2022*- Sizes 14\nPrice , <p4.\u00abft) to Jpl-Wj\n*\nSlack Suits\nSport Blouses in Cotton\nSlack Suits In smart tailored styles such as belted and South-Wind mat-\nend loose |acket; also the tuck-in top. Shades of erials. Sizes 14 to 20.\nCreen, Crey, Rose, Beige, Blue, Red and Teal \u2014\nseSI2.'..20- $6.95.$1(1.95   $1.69-$3.50\nFINK'S Ladies' Wear\nVagrant Arrested at\nProcter Fined\nJohn Elliott, irrested it Procter\nand charged In Provincial Police\nCourt at Nelson Monday with vagrancy, was sentenced by Stipendiary\nMagistrale William Irvine to ipend\na month in Jail, with hard labor. It\nwas charged he was \"bumming\" at\nProcter.\nBURRARDS BEAT\nSALMONBELLIES\nVANCXJUVTER, June 28 (CP) -\nVancouver Burrtrdi defeited New\nWejtralnittr Salmonbelliei 12-7 ln\nas Inter - City Senior Licroue\nLeegue gime here tonight The\nvictory moved Burrardi Into \u25a0 second-place tie with Salmonbelliei\nand Richmond wtth four polnti\neach, two leu than the League-\nleading Army Club.\nChinese Expect\nNew Jap Attack'\ncinmoKmo, June a <ap. -\nThe poulbility of t freih Japanese\ndrive In Weitern Hupeh, gateway to\nChungking, wai reported by Chineie military euthorltlei today on\nthe baiii of intelligence Information.\nThe three ImporUnt Japanese\nbases of Nanking, Hauchon and\nSlnyang were believed to be the\nfocal pointi of the new drive, with\ntroopi moving out in itrengih. There\nwai alio a tranifer of enemy forcei\naround Hankow, Chineie spies reported to Headquarters.\nMilitary authoritiei nld there\nmovementi \"Indicate another drive\nin Weitem Hupeh might be In the\noffing.\" It waa In thli general region that the Chineie icored their\ngreateit victory of the ilx-yeir wir.\nChineie forcei ere prepared for\nany eventuality, the authorltlei declared.\nNAZI PRISONER\nSOUGHT IN QUEBEC\n\u2022 ItONTRJ-AL, June M (CP.) -\nHugo Fonter, 38-year-old Oermih\nprisoner of war, escaped custody today while being moved from in\nEaitern townihlpi' Internment cimp.\nFonter wai \u25a0 Captain In the German Navy. Koyal Canadian Mounted Police and Provincial Police Immediately began a search for the\nprisoner.\nPromotion List\nof Harrop School\nHARROP, B.C \u2014 Promotions at\nHarrop School, Mrs. M. D. Wilhelm, teacher.\nOrade Vm to Orade IX: Mary\nWoikin, Marjorie Ward, honors; Allen Donaldson, pan. '\nOrade VII to Grade VIII: Iru\nSanden.\nGrade VI to Orade VII: Ava Fitchett, Ell Podmeroff, He\u00bbry May,\nDarlene Ward.\nGrade V to Grade VI: Peter Pop-\noff, Johnny Woikin, George Tucker\nOrade IV to Grade V: Alva Ma da\nGrade IH to Orade IV: Audrey\nMadia, Sylvia Fitchett, Ronald\nSanden, Gordon Sanders.\nGnde I lo Orade II Jr.: Gladys\nFttcbctt, Herbert Filched, Sonja\nMcConnell.\nArgentina's   Oovernment   palice\nli known ai the \"Pink Houie.\"\nKootenay Amateur Golf Tournament\nSlated at Nelson This Weekend\nGolfen of Welt Kootenay will\ntravel In one direction thli weekend\u2014to Nelion for the Kooteniy\nAma'cur Champlonghtp tournament.\nEnirles muit be In the handi of J.\nB, Stark. Secretary, by Friday\nnight, when the dnw\u00ab will be made.\nThe qualifying round will be played Saturdiy morning.\nRoy Stone of Trill,. IM cttimp-\nInn, his idviied T. R, Wilion, Preildent, thit he will defend hli title\nAl lent II, probably more, members of the Rosslind-Trill Club wlll\ncorr.pe.e, and 16 Nelson entries have\nbeen 1 sted Kailo. Cm on ind New\nDenver Clubi are alio expected to\nbe ni'ii. uikJ.\n\t\nThe \"ildellne\" competition between Trail. Nelion and Kaslo teams\nof four men each la igain icheduled. The qualifying icorei made 0y\nthe four men telected by each club\nas repreientativei will decide th s\ncompetition end pomrlon of the\nmipporllng trophy, the Schwengen\nCup, until next yeir.\nLieut. Ken McBride, one of the\nleidlng Nelion entrlu In put Kootenay tournaments, advised Mr\nStark In a letter received Monday\nthit he \"qualified it'Braids Hill\nCourse, it Edinburgh, wilh a 11.\"\nbu' he regretted that hli millHrJ\nduties hid \"detained\" him end he\nwould be unable to rfturn frun\nScotland in tim\u00ab to compete.\nRecruits Drawn From Industry\nby New Method; Enforcement\nOfficers Given Stronger Hand\nOTTAWA, June 28 (_P.) - Labor Mlnliter Mitchell tonight told\nthe Houie of Common! that about\n87,000 men eligible for compuliory\nservice were unaccounted fer In\nthe military call-up recordi, and\n\u2022aid Canada was \"near the bottom\nof the keg\" In the matter of volunteer! for the Army,\nHe gave a revised account of the\noperatloni of the military calf-up\nto remove misunderstanding! arising from his itatement of lait wtek\nwhich led iome crltlci to claim iome\n500,000 had filled to iniwer  the\ncall.\nThe greet bulk of thli number\nwere In the armed forces ai volunteer!, the Mlnliter nld. In the recent re-regl_tratlon, iome 140,000\nnames were obtained and about 35,-\n000 were being taken Into the forces.\nMr. Mitchel lsald \u2022 new method\nfor getting recrluti had been Initiated, Involving the uie of lnduitrial\nengineer! to go about through industry \"to iqueeze out men luitable for\nmilitary service.\"\nThe Minister said steps had been\ntaken to strengthen the hand of\nenforcement officeri ln caiei of noncompliance with regulation!, empowering them to eicort delinquent!\nto a place of military lervice.\nAbout 35 per cent of the mee\nmedically re-examined under National Reiourcei Mobiliution Aot\ncall-up regulitloni heve been\nfound to be acceptable for military\ntraining,\n. Hr. Mitchell uld tht medleal reexamination by Army Medical\nBoardi, covering 190,000 men, wai\nnearly completed.\n\"Tramportatlon lubilitence and\nlodging warrant! are being Issued\nto these men.*'\nWhile moit of the deilgnated age\nclasses had been called for their\nmedical examinationi, the volume of\nwork ot the mobiliution section\nwould continue \"ln view ot tht fact\nthit mobilization li entering a itage\not 'mopplng-up' so to ipeak, which\nmuit be carried out for tht purpose\nof bringing Into the armed forcei all\nmen liable to compuliory mobilization.\"\nMr. Mitchell uld the total number ef men unaccounted fer under\nthe call-up regulationi numbered 87,674, or f\/i per oent ef the\nmanpower pool. \"In my opinion\nthit li a credit to the men of\nCanada,*' he added.\nHe gave the following breakdown\nof figures:\nIn 1040, the men ln the classes liable for compulsory military service\nnumbered 1,043,163. As at May 15,\nthis total was leu 54,888 men ln the\nproceu of being called, leaving a net\nof 988,475.\nfrom thli pool, 5S0.8M men had\ngone to the armed forcei, 100,97]\nwere on postponement, 378,103 were\nunfit, 5778 were in officeri' training\ncorpi and auxiliary unlti, and 6275\nhad statutory exemptioni as firemen, policemen, clergymen, judgei,\nenemy aliens or other categories.\nMrt. D. Hummon\nNtw Preiident\nNakusp Red Cro$s\nVkKVae. B. C\u2014The June meet\nIng of the Red Crou Soclity was\nheld TTiursday with Mri. D. Hummon, Vloe-Preiident, In the Chair\nMrs. MoCulloch gave the Secretary's\nreport and Mri. R. 8. LaRue the\nTreasurer'! report.\nA letter ol think wu reid from\nCapt. Smith Girdner for a parcel\nreceived ind letters were read from\nArrow Park and Burton for wool\netc., ilso for sugar for Jam making.\nMri. Hummon, Mri. F. Ruihton,\nMri. M. Davii, ani. Mri. M. lon wire\nappointed a Committee In chirge of\nJam making for 1(43. Mrs. Rushton\nofferer] the uie of I cabin. It wai\nluggeited t letter be ient to the\nglrli of the Junior Red Cron to aik\nfor isilitanct it the> Jam miking\nptrlod.\nMrt. R. Butrge'i reilgnitlon u\nPrtildtnt Wii reid and a letter of\nthinki WII to bt Mnt expressing\nappreciation ot ill thl work lhe hu\ndone since the orginlutlon ot the\nHomely, Mn. Hummon wu ippolnted Pruldent md Mn. Divli Vice.\nPresident.\nTei wu urved by the hoiteuei,\nMra B. McRobert md Mis. A. J.\nQrlii.\nSouth Slocan\nSOUTH LOCAN, B.C.-Mn. P. O\nBird, who has been a patient ln\nTrill-Tidmac Hospital, hu returned, much improved.\n' Mn. J. D. Yeatman wu a Nelion\nviiltor.\nMr. md Mrs. J. P. Fnk of Nelson were recent guests of Mr. and\nMrs. G. C. Cobb\nMisi Lena Daws is ipending I\nweek it New Denver with Mri.\nTeir.\nMr. and Mrs. E. J. Bowkett, Mill\nMae Bowkett lnd Miie Lent Dawes\nspent a weekend at Willow Point\nat the former's Summer home.\nMn. W. Walkey and Mn. J.\nYoung were co-hostesses at the\nhome of the former when they entertained the Red Cro.i Work Pirty. Those ittending were Mrl. T.\nScott, Mn. H. Metzgar, Mra R.\nDempiey, Mrs. H. Hiltz. Mn. 1 J\nBowkett, Mrs. E. M.rahiU, Mn. E.\nOlson, Mei. J. D. Yeatman, Mn. A.\nJacobton, Mrs. E. Troizo, Mri. I. R.\nJonee, Mn. L. Barrel, Mri. R. J.\nKennedy, Mri M, Marusyk and Mri.\nA. Powell. The even ng was spent\nin quilting and knitting socks.\nMr. and Mrs. M. Marusyk of Trail\nare now residing here.\nMrs. J. Murray w.ia a Neliun visitor\nCol. J. Murray md hii ion John,\nwho attends the North Shore Boya\nCollege. Vancouver, hive irrived\nfrom Vernon to vialt the fimily\nhome. Col. Murny wu hen on\nthree days' leave.\nOXFORD, England (CP)-A $1,-\n125,000 college to be I nucleus of I\nfuture cooperative unlventy to be\nbujlt by mh-criptlon of \u25a0 penny\nper member per annum for ieven\nyean ii e post-war plin of the Cooperative Union'i education execute.\nThe flnt itriw hiti probably were\nworn by the Romini.\nSUNBURN\nINSECT BITES\nPOISON IVY\nthe Anti septic Lihiheht\nRaw, Sunburned\nLips Prevented\nfic\/ieve Cracking \/mtant\/y\nBore, enckfld, eunburned IIpe nuke life\nnliereble ta Bummer, Painful end un-\neightjy, (heir cricked, roujh eurtecei tre\neuily Infected. Don't run thii risk I prt-\nTent lunburnr J lipi with Lypiyl. It ieU n\n\u25a0 protectif* Aim between Uit dell rill\nlip-ik-ti tnd thl hurnini rtyi of tht Iti^\nIti wonderful emollient tctlot protect!\ntht dtlictti membrtnit from caipptnf\nearned hy wind tad wtter, io lipi etty\nmotth ud tott When Un tre tlrttdy\ncruhed, Lypiyl (Wei quick relief, Mill tki\nwounded mimbrtnei tftinit dtnieroae\nfenai, htiteni ntturt] hitUni. Oet Lypiyl\n\u25a0t your ttori Miy ud uie It riiulirty.\nBold trirywhirt In lundy itick form.\n(Mw\nwwt. ...\nWeoee*\nLYPSYL \u2022__\nSend Your Poultry ta Market in rite btit of condition\nUSE\nFATTENING MASH\nTh.\nBrickman-Kir WIHl|\nCompiny   United\n4. L Ter..,. tied -meter\nKm 126, MelM, PO   lo. 420\n w\nAt Least 400 Axis\nShips Caught by\nMines Since War\nLONDON, June 28 (CP).-It was\nannounoed officially tonight that\n\"not less than\" 4O0 Axis warship;,\nsupply ships and 'small craft have\nbeen aunk or -damaged by mines\nlaid in European waters since the\nwar began.\nA joint communique from the\nAdmiralty and the Air Ministry said\nthe true figure probably waa con-\neiderably higher than 400. since the\nnature of mining operations ob-\nicured many results.\nThe statement said more than 70\nper cent of the shipping damaged\nby mines were victims of the explosives laid by aircraft. Other mines\nwere planted by surface ships and\nsubmarines.\nOne of the recent successes wa-\nthe previously reported sinking of\nthe 18,000-ton German liner Gneisenau, the li,000-ton tanker Eurosee\nl..e 7000-ton transport Wu;i and the\n8400-ton transport#Consul Horn, the\ncommunique said. It listed also the\nmining of the train ferries Starke\nand Maimo. of 2530 and 1600 tons\nrespectively,\n\"Certain successes against U-boats\nare known; others are probable but\nvery difficult to trace,\" the statement said. \"In one case, however, an\naircraft patrol over the Bay of Biscay had the unusual experience of\nactually seeing a U-boat destroyed\nYy a mine off Lorient.\"\nThe communique said mining has\nforced the enemy \"to close many of\nHis  ports  from   O-Ao   (Norway)   to\nBayonne (France) from time to time\nand have interrupted traffic in important waterways auch as the Kiel\nCanal.\"\n\"Both the battle cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau were damaged\nby mines laid by aircraft of the\nBomber Command during their escape from Brest, in addition to the\ndamage they received by torpedo\nand bombing attacks,\" it said.\nMany mines have been placed\nwithin a few miles of the enemy's\ncoastline. The statement attributed\nto such operations the sinking of\nsuch supply ships is the 2700-ton\nMelila and the 4360-ton Hogland.\nThe mines were declared to have\ncut down the enemy's coastal shipping markedly, \"thus contributing\n.eriou ly to the destruction of supply lines on which his armed forces\ndepend in their attempt to hold\ndown occupied territories.\"\nThe operations were credited with\ndepleting Axis naval strength, forcing the maintenance of a large fleet\nof mine sweepers.\nSoldiers Return\nFrom Overseas\nTORONTO, June 28 (CP)-Fifty-\neight members of the Canadian\nArmy overseas returned home early\ntod-iy, some of them injury cases.\nOne of the group was Pte. M V.\nBurnett of Toronto, first member\nof ihe C.W.A.C. to be invalided\nhome. \u25a0 |f|\n\u00a3~*) Over here9 over there\nC\/(ASt in the Heart* of\n*\nCanadian*  Everywhere\nSWEET CAP-ORAL\nCIGARETTES\nTHI  PUIEST  FOIM  IN   WHICH   TOIACCO   CAN   IE  SMOrED\"\n~\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\t\nAlmost 1000 Jap-\nChildren Co\nto Alboita Schools\nEDMONTON. Jum 28 (CP)-AI-\nmojt 1,000 Japanese children are\nbeing educated in public and high\nachoola In Southern Alberta under\na plan sponsored by the Britiih\nColumbia Security Commission,\nHon. Solon Low, Provincial Treaiurer, aald today following a trip\ninto that area, ' v\nThe Security Commission, which\nhad charge of removal of Japanese\nfrom the area Weat of the Cascade\nMountains in British Columbia last\nyear, standa almost all the cost of\neducating the Japanese students,\nthe Minister said.\nKiska Raids May\nBe Prelude lo\nLandlnvasion\nWASHINGTON, June 28 (API-\nJoint United States Army and Navy\nair raids on Kiska, last Japanese\nheld island in the Aleutians chain,\nraised the prospect today ol an im-\ninent land invasion by amphibious\ntroops.\nSeven raids on the island Saturday and six Friday damaged the\nmain Japanese camp area there,\nthe Navy Department reported yesterday. There was little resistance\nto the assaults, Indicating the enemy garrison already may be feeling\nthe pinch of the Attu blockade.\nNaval observers expressed beliel\nthe United States forces were undertaking a campaign to immobilize the Japanese garrison on Kiska\nas a prelude to landing operations,\nTV Friday raids followed three air\nattacks Thursday.\nKiska is the last enemy-held foothold in the American chain in the\nNorth Pacific.\nReport 50 Nazi\nDivisions\nLeave Russ Fronl\nBy   E.   C.   DANIEL\nAuoclated Pren Staff Writer\nLONDON, 'June !\u00bb (AP)\u2014Fifty\ndivisions were reported by a London source with underground connections in Europe today to have\nbeen ordered West from the Russian front to stiffen German defences against an alleged invasion\nof the continent.\nThis source cannot be further\nidentified. There was no confirmation of the report, in official quarters.\nIt was reported, however, that the\ndivisions were to be distributed\nas follows:\nTen to the strategic reserve, for\nuse wherever needed.\nFifteen to the Balkans, partly replacing Itallani who were sent home\nInformed quarters estimated that,\npending such transfers, Hitler had\n180 divisions in Russia, 40 in France\nand the Low Countries; from 10 to\n20 in the Balkans; from five to 10\nin Ital\u00a3; from eight to 10 in Norway\nand  Denmark and  40   in   reserve.\nBlazing Axis Ship\nDriven on Beach;\nTwo Others Sunk\nBy E. C. DANIEL\n' Auoclated Preu Staff Wrltar\nLONDON, June 28 (AP)--R. A\ni. Typhooni and Hurricanei sank\ntwo enemy ihlpi early today,\ndrove another blufng on a beach\nam' brought three mora to a standstill after a night In whloh R. A, F,\nMoiquito iquadroni winged deep\nInto France to hammer alrporti\nand railwayi In the mounting Allied aerial offenilve.\nThe latest engagement was reported by the Air Ministry t6 have\ntaken place off the coast of Holland\nwhere'swift R. A. F. fighters found\nfive enemy coastal vessels sailing in\na line.\nThese vessels were attacked in\nwaves and the final wav.e of fliers\nalso attacked ships, believed'to be\ntugs, trying to aid the convoy. One\nR. A. F. plane was lost, the Air Ministry announoed, in contrast to the\nGerman High Command's claim that\nnine were shot down. The Germans\nalso asserted that the convoy suffered only minor damage.\nHurtling through intense anti-aircraft fire, fighters.closed in to 500\nor 800 yards with guns blazing in\nthe in_tial attack on the convoy. An\nexplosion and yellow flames suggesting an ammunition fire burst out\nof one 800-ton ship, which was\nbeached.\nOne pilot saw a 800-ton ship sink\nwithin 10 minutes. When the aecond wave of planes came over, another 600-ton ship had disappeared.\nOther Typhoon bombers arriving\nlater found two more ships which\nlooked like tuge ploughing to the\nassistance of the remaining two vessel at a standstill. One of these\npoured out smoke after hits were\nregistered all over her.\nIn tha blows by tha Moaqultoi\nthe Air Miniitry Mid two railway\nyardi were hit, locomotives were\nraked with machine-gun fire and\nR-boati off Cherbourg wera straddled with bombi.\nIt wai the first time after aeven\nconsecutive nightly attacki against\nthe Ruhr and wAtern Germany that\nthe R. A. F. failed to strike at war\nplants in Germiny proper.\nIt was the ninth night, however,\nof the current Allied aerial offensive\nagainst Hitler's Europe.\nLondon had a brief daylight alert\nearly today and one enemy plane\nwas reported destroyed off the\nSoutheast coast.\nIn all other Sunday operations\nfive enemy fighter planes were shot\ndown.\nLONDON, June 28 (CP).-A new\nseries of air blows at Germany'i\nstrained railway system, already under heavy hammering from R. A. t.\nand R. C. A. F. \"train-busters,\" was\nfo.ecast by military observers today\nas a possible follow-up to the terrific battering of the industrial\nRuhr in the Allies' campaign of\nstrategic bombing to sap the Nazis'\nstrength.\nThis phase of the air war was\nsuggested even as Reichsmarshal\nGoering was reported being lured\ninto risking the Qerman Air Force\nre.erves he had been carefully husbanding in a desperate attempt to\nward off a knockout blow to the\nRuhr.\nFaced with being forced to take a\nquick shift of troops over long distances that separate the Russian\nItalian and Channel fronts, the Germans are relying heavily on a rail\nlink-up which already has been under heavy attack.\n4th Victory Loan\nSales $1,308,985,500\nJaps Consider\nKelowna Plan\nKILOWNA, Jun\u00ab 28 (CP)-Jap-\nine\u00ab field workers in th* Kelowna\nare* today weighed a proposal that\nthey continue working on district\nfarms until November 15, when\n'heir cases will be considered individually to determine if they may\nremain in the area for the Winter.\nMost Japanese in the area quit\nwork last week when they learned\nof the order requiring their departure by November 15, and said unless the order was rescinded they\nwould seek residence for themselves\nand  their families m some district\nPlan for a\nGood Morning\nlOMORROW morning enjoy t bowl-\nf\\il of crisp, delicious Grape-Nuts Flakes.\nThat's a grand plan for a good-natured\nmorning every day.\nGrape-Nu^s Flakes have a malty-rich,\nswect-as-a-nut flavor that starts you off with\na great big smile! And their good nourishment keeps you grinning. These day* you\nneed the carbohydrates and proteins, iton and\nphosphotus, and other food essentials found\nin Grape-Nuts Flakes.\nOrder from yout grocer. There are two\naires of the red and white package\u2014regular\nsitt and giant economy size.\nGrape=Nuts\nFLAKES\nA t-m**** .    Ommmtmi fmi-t\nOTTAWA, June 28 (CP). \u2014\nFinance Mlnliter Ililey announced\ntoday in the Mouia of Commons\nthat total ule- In tha Fourth Victory Loan campaign this Spring\namounted to $1,308,985,500, repreientlng 2,669,111  lubioriptloni,\nMr. llsley said all these salei had\nbeen made for cash, since the\nFourth Victory ijoan did not involve\nthe issue of any new bonds against\nthp surrender of maturing securities.\nThe objective of the three-week\nloan drive was $1,100,000,000 and thu\nobjective was split\u2014with $500,000,-\n000 for individuals covered by the\ngeneral canvass and payroll canvass, and $600,000,000 for large Investors, mostly business firms and\ncorporations, covered by the special\nnamea canvass.\nEach of these objectives was exceeded.\n\"The Fourth Victory Loan was the\nlargest public bond issue in the history of Canada,\" said the Minister.\n\"The outstanding feature of the\nloan was the tremendous increase\nin the jiumber and amount of sales\nto individuals in the general and\npayroll canvasses.\"\nThe record of voluntary loan purchases was evidence of Canadian*'\nunited determination to win their\nwar and a declaration of faith in the\nfuture of Canada, he said.\nThe \"impressive records\" of sales\nin victory loans had reflected the\nvalue of work done by the National\nWar Finance Committee and the\ntens of thourands of citizen* associated with It.\n\"When a pewon buyi a victory\nbond that perion li making* It\npossible for Canada to get tha men\nand materiali needed for war tne,\nand, In addition, It helping to fight\ntht home-front battle agalnit Inflation.\n\"When  peopl*  eell  thalr  bondi\nNILSON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, |UNI 29. 194J **- 3\n\u2014\nthey in withdrawing thli htlp ..\n\"Salei of bonds to got dollan\nto buy thlngi thit aro not euential\n\u2022 re not Jutlflible. Unleu It It ah\n\u2022olutely neeemry to Mil victory\nbondi It li every penon'i patriotic duty and In hli own beit Intereiti, to hold on to hli bondi for\nthe duration of th* war it leait\n\"Buying bondi li Important-\nholding on to them li equally Important\"\nIn a breakdown of contributions,\nMr. llsley showed that insurance\ncompaniei, pension funds and the\nlike, and savings banks contributed\n$203,200,000 in caah to the loan. The\nlargest single contribution in this\ngroup came from the life insurance\ncompanies, with a total of $167,060,-\n000.\nGovernment account! contributed\na total of $85,200,000, of which the\nlargest share \u2014 $34,100,000 \u2014 came'\nfrom provincial accounts. Federal\ncontributions were $30,800,000 and\nmunicipal and school, $20,300,000.\nChartered banks on their own account contributed $500,000,000,\nagainst $115,800,000 in the Second\nVictory Loan\u2014all conversions\u2014and\n$42,200,000 in the first loan\u2014\u00bb36,-\n500,000 of which were conversions.\nTrom the \"special \u2022ategory\" \u2014\nthat is, individuals believed to be\ncapable of buying $25,000 or more\npar value of bonds\u2014$37,200,000 was\nreceived in the Fourth Victory Loan\nas against $26,300,000 in the Third\nVictory Loan, $30,000,000 in the second and $37,300,000 in the first.\nFrom all other Individuals, the\nFourth Victory Loan total was $826,-\n_O0.000. third $374,800,000, second\n$335,800,000 and first $314,000,000.\nThe general breikdown of subscriptions of the total of $1,300,000\nin the fourth loan showed that individuals contributed $566,800,000\njnd  non-individuals $742,200,000.\nwhere they could settle permanently.\nThe committee told the Japanese\nif they agreed to cooperate present\nseasonal permits would be extended\nto November 15, at which time all\nemployees could apply for permit\nextensions. Each case would be\nconsidered on its merits and if work\nthroughout the Winter was available, certain Japanese might be allowed to remain. The Japanese are\nconsidering  this   proposal   today.\n30,000 Jap Dead But\nOnly 20 Prisoners\nin Yangtse Battle\nON    TM.     ITPPER    YANCTSE\nTRONT, June 2fl (Delayed) (AP>-\nJapanrse dead and wounded id the\nunsuccessful push along the Uppe:\nYang's*   River   totalled   30,000   but\nonly 20 of the  enemy  were taken\npnAoner.   official   Chinese   figure.*\niho.\nArmy officials  failed  to rlNcloBe\ni the   number  of  Chinese   casualties\n, but   Gen    Chen   Cheng   said   they\nI \"were  far  le.*\u00ab   than   thoae  of  the\ni enemy \"\nChinese   officers   explained   that\nlhe imiill  number of prisonen resulted  fmm  the  Japanese practice\n| of  committing  inicide rather  than\nI submit to capturt\nREPORT U. S. FLEET\nJOINS BRITISH\nIN MEDITERRANEA\nLONDON, June 28 (CP).-A Reu-\ntert News Agency report from\nStockholm aaid today that United\nStates battleship* have reached the\nMediterrancah and joined the British battle fleet.\nThe report came a day after the\nItalian fleet wai reported to have\nsailed into the open aea\u2014perhaps\nfor a fight, or perhapa for a safer\nrefuge from Allied bomba pounded\nfrom two eidei of the mainland.\nNeither story had any official\nconfirmation.\nLIVING ROOM\nA new shipment of Studio Lounges ond Chesterfields just unpacked. Most of these arc of spring construction and good*\nwearing and appearing fabrics.\nCHESTERFIELD SUITES\n2 or 3 Piece Suites in New Covering Materials. Tapestry or Velours.\n3 Pieces in Wine Brocaded Velour.\nSet, special  \t\n2 Piece Davenport Bed Set.   Handsome Chesterfield and One Chair\nCan be converted into comfortable bed. Suite \t\n$229\n$149.50\nWALNUT DROP LEAF TABLES\n$25\nDuncan Phyfe style In highly finished birch walnut.\nSpecially priced, each \t\nCHAIRS, to um wWi tarn*  ?8.96\nSTUDIO LOUNGES (Armless)\n$55\nThese are the loose cushion type and are ideal for small apartments or\nrooms. Very good covers in Wine or Plaid. Each\t\nBed Studio Lounges\nCovers of strong tapestry in shades of\nBlue or Creen. Bedding Compartment\nin base. Makes up into a comfortable\ndouble bed.   Specially priced.   Eacho\n$69.50\nlab flnftftg- dampattfi.\nmatmrrmim tw mmt tmra\nDAVIS RISICNS U. S.\nFOOD JOB\n' WASJBNC.TON, lunt 3d (CP)-\nI'rtsidtnt Roosevelt accepted today\ntht rrsi ttll tion of Cheiter C. Davis.\n;.- Wur Food Administrator md\nappointed Marvin Jones __ his sue-\nretior.\nFour Children Dit\nas Result of\nPlane Crash on Beach\nHUNTINGTON    BEACH,   Calif.,\nJunt M (API\u2014Four children died\ntoday from injurlei they received\nwhen a P-M army purfUlt plan,\ncrashed and exploded on the beach\nbefore tht eyet of JO.000 httheri\nyesterday.\nSixteen other perioni iuffered injurlei arid burni la tfie plane rocket.d down :n a circular dive from\nan il*rh_de of (O00 feet tnd icattered wreckage tnd fleming gtio-\nline ovtr t wldt trtt\nTht pilot parachuted to ittt'T but\nburned to itriouily thty iticcumb-\ned were Mary Sllvi. IJ, hw inter\nFrancei. i; Faith Birrega, I. and her\niliter, Rostlvo, 5.\nThree nf the injured required hoi-\npitallzatlon. The wreck tied up traf-\n' r on Ihe CoaK Highway for an\nnour. \u00ab\nU.S. Firms Charged\nWith Creation of\nWorld Wide Cartel\nWASHINGTON. June _8 (AP).-\nThe United SUtei Department of\nJustice announced today that three\nAmerictn chemlcil companiei had\nbeen charged in a Federal Grand\nJury indictment with creation of a\nworld-wide cartel in conspiracy\nwith Britiah. German. Italian, Japanese and other foreign intereiti.\nTom Clark, Assistant Attorney\nGenenl In charge of the anti-trust\ndiviiion of the Juitice Department,\nsaid the cartel was in titanium compounds used in the production of\nstrategic war materials\nNamed ai defendant! *ere the\nNttioml Letd Company and Fletcher W. Rockwell, its President and\nClaude F. Garesche, General Manager of the titanium division; _ I\nDu Pont de Nemouri tnd Company\nand Ctrl H Rupprecht, General\nManager of the Krebt pigment diviiion; Titan Comptny, Inc.. aub-\nlidltry of National Lead Company,\nand Gustav Jebten, Vice-President\n\"f Tittn Comptny, Inc.\nA Juitice Department itatement\nslid lubsttntially all 'he important\nforeign chemical companiei of the\nworld wert named at co-conspirators, among them:\nI. G. Firbenlnduitrle of Germany,\nImperiil Chemicil Induitrlei of\nGreit Britain, Montecltinl of Italy,\nand Kokuian Kogyu Kaibushihi of\nJapan.\nFORMER NILSON YOUTH\nRE FORTE D MISSING\nMATTUC, Junt JS l_-*t\u2014Robert\nII Ma.ten. Jl. of tht RCAF. n\n\"mining in tction over tnemy territory.\" hli pirenti, Mr and Mri\n11 A. Matten. wert notified today.\nMuten, who lived hefe 14 years,\nu born in Nelson. B C. and Joined\nIht  R.C.A.F.  etrly  lut yeir\nDiscussion!   htvt   bten   held   in   ing i Timber Producen' Assoc!*\nBritiih Guiana with a view to form-  tion to help the Timbtr Controller\nIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllll!\n1\n|  Spend  -Moving Day   at the\nj Red Cross!\nSave tint* ind energy for war-winning volunteer work! Simply walk out and leave your\nmoving job in Hie hands of our trained expert*.\nWalk into your home again\u2014at tke moving\ntrip's end. It'i limple a* tkat! Our ratei.\nModerate!   Call ui.\nI Williams1 Transfer\nMOVING AND STORAGE\n\u00a7 Phone 106 \u2014 Nefion\niTlllllllllllllltlllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\n_    __ __ .. \t\n.\n '    :\n-\n.htm Eailg Jf w*\nEstabllihed AprU 22. 1902.\nBritiih Columbia'i\n.Uott I-ttrttting Niwipapir\nibllehed every morning t\u00abept Sunday by\nOraWS PUBLISHING COMPANY UM-\nED. 266 Baker SU Nelaon. Britiah Columbia.\nDIBEH OF THE CANADIAN raMSANB\nB AUDIT BUREAU OF C_BCULAtWN8.\nTUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1948.\n.eindeerand Uncle Som's\nMeat Shortage\nTen thousand reindeer are to con-\nIbute a million and a half pounds of\nleat to Uncle Sam's dining tables.\nWndeer breeding in Alaska ha\u00bb been\n[(successful that on Nunivak Island\n'herd of 200, released at the close of\njforld War I, now is a hundred timog\n\u25a0 large. Since Nunivak can pasture\nply 10,000 animals, the surplus will\n_ butchered at roundup time next Fall,\nlilitary and civilian menus from Alas-\nla to Florida will include this venison.\n; This is the second time in half a\njsntury that reindeer have helped out\nn a food shortage, says the National\ngeographic Society. By 1891, whalers\nlad depleted the walrus, seal and\n\u25a0hale, main source of food and clotting in the Arctic. The Government\n[tef-ped in to avert a famine. Sixteen\nElndeer were imported from Siberia\nTeller on Seward Peninsula\u2014Alas-\n,'t Westernmost point. Laplanders\nbere brought over from Northern\nScandinavia to instruct natives m the\nFe of the animals. Thus a major Arc-\nindustry was born.\nToday, to some 15,000 Aleut, Eskimo and Indian natives of Alaska, rein-\nSeer are important as a source of food,\npnd clothing. The sinews are used as\n(bread'; adult hides become sleeping\nhags; fawn skins, parkas and underwear. And antlers show up as knife\nHandles. From 1280 reindeer import-\nid in the 1890's have developed the\nherds now ranging from Point Barrow\nto Kodiak Island.\n, Although more than 40 per cent of\njUaska'js area is not fertile enough for\nBirming or cattle grazing, it could support enough reindeer to provide 150\npillion pounds of meat and about a\npillion hides a year. Reindeer moss, a\njprayish, juiceless lichen, which grows\nhere, is a favorite reindeer food.\n?? Questions??\nANSWERS\nOpen te any reader. Nam** of panona\n\u2022\u2022king questions will not bl publiihed. .\nTh*r* li ne obarg* for thli aervloe. Quae-\ntloni wlll net be aniwered by mall ixcept\nwhen there la obvioui neceulty fer privacy.\nD. R., Nelaon\u2014Could you pleaie tell ro* the\nmeaning ot Hi* wordi Mlnliilppl and ICan-\nM?\nMlnliilppl li an Indian word meaning\n\u2022great father of waten\".-Kama! li an Indian\nword and meani \"imoky waten\".\nC, L. P., Orand Forki\u2014To iettle an argument,\nwill you pleaie tell me whether Prime\nMlnliter Churchill li a deicendant of the\nDuke of Marlborough?\nPrime Mlnliter ChurchlU ii tha elde'it ion\nof the late Rt. Hon. Lord Randolph ChurchUl,\nthe third ion of the Duke of Marlborough.\nCurloui,  Nelion\u2014Ii  there  any  country  ln\nwhich the wife doei not take her huibind'i\nname  upon  marriage?\nIn moat natloni the wife changei her lur-\nname on marriage to that of her huiband, but\nIn Spain ihe retain! lt and the son may adopt\neither Uie maternal or paternal name, or uie\nboth.\nT. O., Kailo\u2014Can you pleaie give me Uie poital rates on airgraph letten to memberi of\nthe Merchant Navy serving overseas? I\nwould also like a Hit of the countries\nwhere airgraphs can be sent.\nThe postal rate on airgraph to memberi\nof Uie Merchant Navy overseai ls six cents per\nmessage. Airgraphs may be sent to Aden, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, Bahrein, British Somaliland, Ceylon, Cyprus, Egypt, India, Iraq, Kenya and Uganda, Mauritius, Northern Rhodesia,\nNyaealand, Palestine, Seychelles, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Syria, Tanganyika Territory, Tramjordan, United Kingdom, Zanzi-\n\u25a0 bar.\t\nA. B, Slocan City\u2014Please tell me it flour is\nkept in a closed room with a tar paper roo!\nand near moth baUs, will it absorb the\nodon?\nIt will not only absorb the odors, but if\nkept in such a room for any length of time\nwill have a tarry taste.\n^Looking Backward\n10 YEARS AGO\n(From Dally Newi, June 28, 1933)\nIn line\" with the lensatlonal rise in Uie\nWee of wheat on the Chicago and Winnipeg\nmarkets, Nelson wholesalers advanced the\n^rlce of flour 10 cents a barrel and rolled oats\n3 cents Tuesday. Monday a 30-cent advance In\nhe price of wheat and a 15-cent advance in\nleiled oati! went into effect here.\nStrawberry shipping has commenced at\n\u00abwelL tie first crates being shipped by A.\nfeller of HiU Ranch. Other shippers are Mrs.\nJohnstone and A. Ascott.\nThe representatives of, France, Holland,\ndtzcrland and Belgium are said to have\nten concerted action ^.rough their central\nbanks to defend the gold Inflation program in\nlb* World Economic Conference.\n18 YEARS AQO\n(From Dally Niwi, June 28, 1918)\nWomen are now employed by all the Royal\nItir Force units in Toronto, Beamsvllle, Ham-\npnn and Deseronto.\nNune Edith Lumsden. formerly matron of\ne Kootenay Lake General Hospital, has been\nyarded Uie Royal Red Cross of the second\nass.  She volunteered  for nursing overseai\nfc_>rtly after the outbreak of war.\nGeorgia yesterday became the 13th State to\nratify the prohibition amendment to the Fed-\n1 Constitution,\n1\nWar on Sparrows\nOut of Hand\n(Newi, Toronto)\nTb* B.B.C. hai put IU volte in lt. Ai a\nreiult, English 'bird life lin't a good risk, and\nEnglish agriculture li in danger ot peita. Th*\nidea waa Lord Woolton's originally; not on*\nof hla bait. Common houie sparrows Lord\nWoolton learned, were multiplying, and beginning to, eit too many of th* newly-plant**)\nleeds of England's victory (we hope) harvest.\nSo Lord Woolton spoke to th* B.B.C. and th*\nB.B.C. ipoke to .the email boyi ol th* nation,\nInviting them to Join a crusade agalnit sparrows.\nThere wai no trouble at all getUng ttie\nimaU boyi to iccept tha Invitation. They came\nand brought their sling-shots. It li not often\nthit boyhood, under iuch auguit auspices,\ncan get loose with a catapult and the perfect\nalibi: \"Thort lt wai a aparr*r\".\nWhat the B.B.C. hai been unable to 4\u00b0\nthua far, la to teach youth, by air, the fine\npolnti that distinguish Passer Domeitlcus,\nthe villain, from other imall fowl, or to lm-\npreii the Importance of making the dlitlnction. So the slaughter of the lnnocenti goei\non and grows serious. Distracted ornitholo-\ngista are calling agricultural experts and other\nscientists to Join a common front. Their hope,\nla to get the B.B.C.'i army deeatapulted before\nthe lnsect-eatlhg birds are slaughtered, leaving the insects to advance unchecked against\nthe crops.\nMeanwhile the youth of England ls continuing its lafarl on the broad general principle that anything smaller than an ostrich is\na eparrer. And you ought to hear what they're\nsaying about the B.B.C. In the Selborne Society.\n>ir\nExcuses of the\nDraft Evaders\nWith the same idle instinct for accumulation displayed by the pack rat and the common crow, we have been collecting the excuses offered by draft evaders.\nOne man, for example ,told the F_B1.\nthat he hadn't registered because \"the United\nStates don't need me to win,\" Another failed\nto register because he didn't think the Army\nwould accept hii terms, which included a\nservice period of two years only, and a man\nfrom Brooklyn maintained that h\u00ab hadn't\nheard about the war and had been wtonderin^\nwhy so many men were in uniform. One man\nregistered with four boards under four different names and became delinquent with all of\nthem ,hls excuse being that he had been trying to avoid his two wives, A somewhat complacent citizen explained his refusal to report\nfor a medical reaxamination on the ground\nthat he was perfectly satisfied with his 4-F\nrating, and another objected to his . a.m. appointment for a screening as being too early\nOne particularly listless type reported that\nhis health was too poor to stand the strain of\nbeing examined, or even of filling out a questionnaire. A man the F3.I. had been unable to\nlocate for months claimed that he had been\ndodging bill collectors and that a detective\nschool he attended had taught him to change\nhis name and move frequently as a \"disguise\".\nOne fellow failed to report simply because\nhe could not trust the Army to stop his hair\n\u25a0 from thinning, and another felt obliged *o\navoid the draft because of a mythical wife\nand two children, he had invented to escape\nincome taxes.\nThe Axis had better not try to draw conclusions from any of this. There are at least ten\nmillion healthy American males who have i.o\nmore than one wife aplec*., at the outiide, and\nwho haven't gone to detective school.\u2014New\nYorker.\nGems of Thought\nDECISION\n\"Meti must be decided on what they will\nnot do. and .hei) they are able to act with\nvigor In what they ought to do,\"\u2014Mencius,\n[Today's Horoscope\nConcentration, firmness of purpost and\nUlfent effort should bring you luccesi ln life,\nlnce you are highly talented. Your nature is\nkltless nnd fond of change, but your love Is\nUlcere nnd faithful. Your plans for a quiet\nj$y on   this,  your birthday, may  be  spoiled\nthe morning by a useless distraction, By\njfternoon you should be able to catch up with\nN&ur work.\n\"There Is nothing more to be esteemed\nthan a manly firmness and decision of character\".\u2014Hazlitt.\nWords of Wisdom\nThe saddest thing that can befall i soul\na when it lose? faith In God and woman \u2014\nAlexander Smith\nThey never fail who die in \u25a0 great cauae,\n\u25baByron.\n\"A determinate purpose in life and a\niteady wdheiion to lt through all disadvantages,\nare lndispenaable conditions of sucress.\"\u2014W.\nft Punihon.\nTest  Yourself\n1. What Is marihuana?\n1. Whet Is a bronchoscope?\n3. What is meant by th* \"dafradat_on\"rof\nMr. Churchill's\nMother\n(M. H. In Christian Science Monitor)\nThe American mother of Prime Minister\nWinston Churchill has been spoken of too\noften in the press merely as \"the former Jennie\nJerome, New York beauty.\" She was muoh\nmore than that.\nWith a drive that shocked many Victorian\nbljfwigs iq London, but endeared her to others,\nJennie Jerome as the wife of young Lord\nRandolph Churchill not only carved out a\nbrilliant career as a governmental parliamentary hostess, but took an active part in politics, helped launch the Primrose League, and\nedited the Anglo-Saxon Review, whose particular mission, back at the turn of the century, was to carry the message of British-\nAmerican brotherhood.\nSome Americans today talk as if'lhe necessity of getting to understand the English\nwere something new. But Rene Kraus in Young\nLady Randolph (New York: Putnams. $3.50)\nreveals that the Churchill family recognized\nthat need half a century ago.\nJennie, or Jeanette, as Mr. Kraus refers to\nher after her marriage in the British Embassy in Paris, never forgot her New York\nbackground. \"She never forgot that she waa\nborn Jennie Jerome of Brooklyn,\" he say?.\n\"The first cause she served was the recognition of the American woman in Europe.\"\nTo be born in Brooklyn, to be sure, did not\nmean for Jennie Jerome what it would mean\nto many Americans. When Jennie was taken\nabroad by her mother, she was one of the\ngreat beauties and heiresses of New York.\nHer father, a racehorse enthusiast, newspaper\nowner and protege of Ward McAllister, ranked\nln the top few of American society. The Jerome mansion, still standing at Madison Avenue and Twenty-Sixth Street, was one of the\nshow places of New York.\nYet in .London, Jennie found that ln Victorian estimation all Americans were alike\u2014\n\"abnormal creatures with habits and manners\nsomewhere between a red Indian and a gaiety\ngirl,\"\nMr. Kraus' enthusiasm for Jennie continues\nthroughout the book, though not having known\nhis subject personally he has been unable to\niet hia readws in on the full reason for her\ngreat chsrm. He speaks at various times of\nher itrength', her vivacity and her radiance,\nbut again he admits that her appeal was \"inexplicable.\"\nInstead, Mr. Kraus has to content himielf with a chronicle of Lady Randolph'a conquests, social, political ancj executive. He admits that she might be classified as a wirepuller\u2014but one who could continue to muster\n_ situation once she had conqurered. She h.id\nintelligence as well as beauty,\n\"No man, for any considerable period, can\nwear one face to himself and another to the\nmultitude, without finally getting bewildered\nas to which may be  true \"\u2014Hawthorne\nBoisson Resigns\nas Gov. General\nofWesI Africa\nLONDON, June 28 (CP.-PlerW\nBoisson bu reilgned aa Governor\nOeneral of French Weat Africa and\nthe French Committee of Nttiontl\nLiberation haa accepted hla resignation, Reuters Newa Agency reported today from Alglen.\nThe report added that Boisson had\nbeen aiked ta remain In offlct un.\ntil hii successor could bt ippoint\ned.\nBoisson'! territory include! tbe\nstrategic Naval and Air Base o<\nDakar, against which the Flrghtlhg\nFrench of Oen. Charles de Gaulle\nmade an abortive attack earlier ln\ntho war.\nSoon after the Allltd occupation\nof North Africa, Boliaon Joined the\nFrench forcea headed by Admiral\nJean Darlan, assassinated predecessor ot Gen. Henri Oiraud. With hla\nterritory he delivered a coniider-\nable French flotilla including tht\nbattleship R.chelieu, lait reported In\na United Statei East coaat port lor\nrepair!.\n1\n'\niqQRY GARDEN-GRAPH\n\"Be sure that God directi your way; then,\nhasten to follow under every circumstance.\"\n\u2014Mary Baker Fxldy.\nWar\u201425 Years Ago\nBy The Canadian Praia\nJune 20, 191ft--Britiih made local advance\nBeit of Forest of Nie-ppe on t^ie Western Front.\nSeventeen German planes shot down with\nlou of three British planes. French attacked\nbetween Aline and Vlllera Cottertta Foreit.\ntaking 1000 prisoners.\nTBBT   ANSWERS\n1, A narcotic weed, commonly rarognlxed\nIndian  hemp\n2. A  surgical  im tru ment  which  removei\n||relgn articles from  the throat and lungs.\nI. Wraring down by erosion,\nEtiquette   Hints\nDon't forget your old friends and thow\nwho have done you klndneiaei. Keep your\nold frlendi ai you make new ones, and you\nneed have no fear for the future\nBy DIAN HALLIDAY\n\u25a0\nlaps Hurled tack\nNear Hangchow\nCHUNGKING, June 91 (AP) -\nChinese troopi hurled back tltt\nJapanese againit thtit jSoiiiiom\nNorthttit of Han|\u00abhflw -\u00bb batw\u00abtt\ntbat enemy-held occupltd capital\nof Chekiang Province and Shanghai, 100 milea to the Northeast\u2014and\nkilled or wounded about 400 of the\nInvaden.\n.\nTEMPORARY TRELLIS\nFOR. POLE BEAN.\nf-tr\nPOLI BEANS PRACTICAL\nIN SMALL VICTORY QARDEN\nMany gardener! have the mistaken Idea that pole beans require far\nl_ much ipace to be Included in a\nimall Victory garden. The truth li\nthat pole beam are practical and\nprofitable ln a small area becauie\nthey bear more abundantly than the\nbush varietlei and alio continue to\nyield over a longer period.\nPole beam require supports and,\naa illustrated in the accompanying\nGarden-Graph, temporary trellises\ncan easily be made of stout cord,\nwire and a few support!. The poiti\ncan be let from IS to 20 feet apart.\nWire is itretched between the poit!\none strand placed near the soil and\nthe other strand ilx feet high. Cord\nii strung between the wires, one foot\napart, aa illustrated.\nBRISTOL (CP)-A gang of brick-\nlayen, Informed the British Government target wai the laying ot\n30 bricka an hour for each man,\nrolled up lta ileevei and. won the\nNational Production Challenge\nShield setting a record of 91 bricks\nan hour and maintaining It.\ntap la mean by MW\nwiry ... il your sleep i\ntouinj and turnim... U yea can't aeaa it\nMtU. down te reluini rut... your Iddntya\n\u25a0iy ba ta blu*.\n_mt mm kidn\u00aby> pt eut ef trite, yaw\n\u2022Inp usually wdm. Te help yeur Udaays\n-ililnanomalcoM-itloMoMpywtnjiy\nnetful deep-no DMA Kidney Pills, a\n-\"M-rite ..ailment far Mit Una lull t\nctntury. Dedd'i KUaay PHU an taa? tt,\num and ara net habit fenoinf. Aik ht\nDodd's Kidney Pilli at anv drui\nLow. forth, blu. boi with tl\n-band, ia\nDoddsKldneyPilli\n$1.00 wlU be paid each week\nfor the best problem submitted\nto the Career Engineer. Write\nhim today, care of Nelson Daily\nNews.\nWhat are the outstanding differences between a secretary and\na itenographer?\u2014J.E.B.\nA lecretary is what a stenographer should be. The atenographer'a\nduties usually conilit of general office work, taking dictation, translating, attending to mailing and filing\nunder supervision 'of her immediate\nsuperior. All of this work can be\naccomplished without using much Initiative. It ti uiually a matter of\nroutine procedure. The moment a\nstenographer realizes that before\nher lies a junior executive position,\nshe will become of much greater\nhelp by doing some of the thinking\npreviously left to her bon. The\ngreat part of the word lecretary is\nsecret. The moment \u00abhe haa the full\nconfidence of her superior ahe will\nb_ entrusted with confidential matters, given latitude ln making decisions, and actually becoming an\nexecutive member of the ataff and\na most valuable one at that. There Is\nalso a vast difference in Income.\nOVERTIME PAY FOR\nSAWMILL WORKER\nTO START JULY 5\nVICTORIA, June 28 (CP)-Over.\ntime pay for lawmill Industry\nworkers will go into effect July\n5, Adam Bell, Deputy Minliter of\nLabor and Chairman of the Board\nof Industrial Relatione eald today,\nfollowing collaboration between\nthis Board and the Regional War\nLabor Board.\nThe new order provide! time and\na half of the regular pay rate for\nsawmill workers after eight hours\nwork in any one day or 48 hours in\nany one week.\nTo fit in with the eatabllihed\npractice of short periods of necessary preparatory work, the overtime rate in the case of stationary\nengineers, pumpmen, operating\nmillwrights, firemen, turbine operators and oilers will commence\nafter a nine-hour day or a 60-hour\nweek, Mr. Bell explained. Overtime\nrates do not apply in the case of\npersons holding managerial positions, cooks and bunkhouse employees, watchmen, caretakers and\nstockkeepers.\nFirst aid attendants and employees in Ihe transportation Induitry\nworking In sawmill! are not covered by the new ruling, because pre\nvlous orders pertaining specifically\nto these occupations dealt with over.\ntime payment.\nPending further conferences and\nstudy the new rates wlll apply only\nWest of the Cascade Mountains.\nPress Comment\nBOMBING TME FORESTS\nThis continent hns been under attack. That\nis a fact that ihould not be forgotten. It ls\nnot only the Aleutian Islands' that have been\nhit. The American mainland has actually got\ninto the war through direct military action.\nSoon after Pearl Harbor, shells linded In\nat least one point on the California coastline.\nNow comes word from a reliable source that\nfire bombs dropped on the forests of Oregon\nduring 1M2. These devices are thought to\nhave come from submarines, and the fa^t\nthat they were carried over the woods by balloons indicates that the undersea craft were\nclose Inshore when they sent up the mlsailei.\nThese plain facts should not be overlooked,\nthough they are conveniently forgotten by\nthose who scoff at the poulbility of an attack\non Canadian and American territory. True,\nlittle real military damage has been done ln\nthe two Instances cited, but they serve to demonstrate that we are within range. The war is\nvery cloae to us. The enemy has not yet sent\nbombing planei to this continent, but wa know\nhe hai aircraft that could make the trip. Let\nui not have tny delusion! of safety.\nSays Veterans Not\nGiven Preference\nin Civil Service\nSYDNEY, N. S.. June 28 (CP.-\nAlex Walker, Dominion Preiident\nof the Canadian Legion, in a atatement issued here today took Issue\nwilh the remarks of Audltor,-Gener-\nal Watson Sellar regarding preference given first Great War veterans\nIn the civil aervice.\nMr Walker's statement sal-C*- In\npart: \"The number of veterans appointor! to permanent pojltions in\nthe civil service during the paat\ntwenty years would average sround\n30 to 40 per cent of the male appointment.. This leavea plenty of\nscope tor the appointment of quill-\nfled non-veterana.\n\"Such a man as described by\nMr. Sellar might have a chance\nunder patronage where no competitive qualifying examinations ire\nheld. That would be extending preference of  a   different   kind.\nMr. Sellar's remark! were unfair\nlo thousand! of veterans In the civil\nservice who qualified by competitive ex\u00bbmlnatiom.\"\nTHIY'LL Bl IN DEMAND\nFolks who find th. Government owe! them\nmoney are urged to re-check their Income Ux\nforms. And If It itill comei out that way. they\ncan come over* and help us with ours.\u2014Windsor Star.\nBERLIN RIPOHTS POPI\nTALKS WITH\nBRITISH MINISTER\nLONDON, June 28 (CP). - The\nGerman radio broadcut a dlipatc*\nfrom Rome reporting that Pope Plui\nXII had talked for mora than an\nhour todiy with Sir Prancli Oiborne, Britiah MinUter to the Holy\nSee.\nHow to Get\nAeMctlromfliem\nEdition to your      8ecurc\nyou e\u00ab \"JS%> from\nth^\u00b0\u2122 matter \u00abhat\nyour tire*- \"VuLby tak-\n\u00a3\u25a0***\u00ab\u2022 tat;\niactor8 which hav      Hftvc\nbe*** X?\u00a3*oneDealet\nA,frt\u00bbv\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab\u00abmy\u00b0\n\u2022r-r-*5^\"8\nipaisto*\"**\n&?****\n\u2022*\u2022\u00bb**, ttS******-*\ntfldlOM \u00ab\u00bb W     ^\nH.vsV*J*fr,'Jj*UFlr.Vc\u00bbn\u00ab\ntSJtsfcMB\nsaS*5r \u00b0\"'\ncoati \u2022 h* '\u2022*'*\u25a0\nAlong with these service.\n...nse driving\n_^*rrz\nn-aler new.\nFirestone Ueaie.\n__-_\ntioo\n\"\u2022i\n-U^i^fS\nVve\n%SSS\u00ab3*i\ntsiss;***00'\ntire\n\u25a0_   \u2022\"\u2022\"\"\"t\n,',ere are\n\u2022on hVe '*&:\"\u25a0f***\nonly^m\\toebyp^it\nUre       nen hying new.\nm.,t,i_   <\"\"?_Z T-r\u00bb\n, \u00bbh\u00b0ul<Lbec month*    A\nrubb\u00abf c0*Si  \u00abr.cV\u00bb i\nTinstone\nr ____mmm*__m_-*_\\_*m__m___^ .____    *    \u25a0________.\nUfeJ-V\n________\n Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nmdnhfoh\n_loi_-_oiu_A\n.y BETSY  NEWMAN\nIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I\nDon't waste your vitamins by let-\nHI them disappear from your nice\ne:h vegetables due to improper\norage.   For  instance   most   fresh\n|   LIGHT SUMMER SUITS\nDRESSES and HATS\nMilady's Fashion Shop\nI    NeW undtr-arm\nroam Deodorant\nlafily\nlops Perspiration\nIt Does not rot dresses or men's\nshins. Does not iniute skin.\nXt No writing to dry. On be used\nright sfter sharing.\n3. Imundrstopsperspirstionfor\n1 to 3 diys. Prevents odor.\n4. A pure, -white, gretseleii,\nsainlets vanishing cram.\n5. Awarded Approval Seal of\nAmerican Institute of Laundering for being harmless to\n__n deodorant\ncelling\n39*.\njar\nASealilSitaS\u2014lt-\nARRID\nv getables will lose up to 47 per\ncent of their Vitamin C content if\nstored at room temperature for 48\nhours.\nTODAY'8 MENU\nFried Fish.     Potato Chips\nSpinach\nMixed  Vegetable  Salad\nSpiced Peachei\nLemon Sponge Cake\nIced Tea or  Coffee\nLEMON SPONGE CAKE\nOne cup sugar, 4 eggs, leparated,\n1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 cup\nflour, grated rind 1 lemon, 1 tablespoon lemon juice.\nSift flour, add baking powder and\nsift again. Separate egg yolki and\nwhites, beat whites very etiff, then\nbeat yolks lightly and add sugar.\nBeat both together Until light. Add\ngrated lemon rind and juice. Mix\none-third flour into yolk mixture,\nthen fold in lightly one-third of the\nstiffly beaten whites, then one-third\nmore flour, alternating egg whites\nwith flour until all are used. Thf\nmotion must be gentle folding .or\ncutting in, not beating. Bake in a\nsponge cake pan without greasing\ntin, at 350 degrees J*., lor 3D to 40\nminutes, or until done through. Invert pan on rack and let get cool\nbefore turning out of pan.\nDEATHS\nVANCOUVER - fl. A. Stone. 8?,\nfounder of the Vancouver Art Gallery, President of the Vancouver\nBranch of Gault Bro* Ltd., and Past\nPresident of (he Vancouver Board\nof Trade.\nLONDON, Ont.-Dr. W. E. Saunders, 92, internationally known scientist.\nTwo years ago there was not an\nacre of flax in the two counties ot\nAberdeenshire and Banffshire (Scot,\nlandi. Today 3O00 acres are being\ncultivated to produce flax,.\nutility counts most \u2014for that\nrich, satisfying flavour which\nonly a fine quality tea yields, use,,\nSALADA\nSOCIAL\nBy MRS. M. J, VIGNEUX\nCrural for Engagement Announcimanti In ThlAolumn ll $1.60\nt Mri. Fred Emory, who ipent\ntha pait month ir Nelion wtth Mri,\nA. D. Emory, Vemon Street, hai retumtd to her home in Portland, Ore.\nj \u2022 Rev. William Harriion ot Trail\nwai ln Nelaon Sunday.\nMill Thelma McEwen, 302 Union\nStreet, baa left to ipend her holldayi\nwith relativei and friendi it the\nCoait.\n\u2022 M. C. Donaldson of Salmo vlalted Nelion yeiterday.\n\u2022 Mlu Christine Fornelli, Kootenay Apartmenti, ii ipending a ftw\ndayi wltb har mother in Fife,\n\u2022 W. Donaldion and aon of Sunshine Bay apent yesterday ln town.\n\u2022 Mn. W. A. -Ward of Procter\nvisited Nelion yesterday.\n\u2022 A. V. Farnum of Trail vliited\ntown Sunday.\nt Mtu Dorothy Tarr waa in the\n(jltjr from Argenta yeiterday.\n\u2022 Mri. 8. S. Simpion entertained\nat the tea hour Sunday afternoon In\nhonor of Mrl, G. A. Brabaion of Invermere, who with her daughter\nFay has been Mra. Simpion's gueat\nfor the past week. Tea guesta were\nMrs. Verne Irwin and Teddy, Mri.\nHorace Ward and Garry, Mra. Reeve\nHarper and Mr:. D. E. Wrotnowiki.\nMrs. Brabaion was again honored\nV ,nday afternoon; when Mn. J. O.\nM. Lock entertained at tea. Guests\nwere Mrs., S. S, Simp.on, Mri. P.\nHoikini and Anne, Mri. Vincent\nFink and Mary, Mn. 8. E. Wrot-\ngowskl and Mri. W. Solowan.\na Mrs. Weibe of Ymir spent yesterday in NeUon.\n\u2022 Miss Irene Kuryluk, resident\npupil of St. Joseph's Academy, ii\nholidaying with her parents in Caa-\ntlegar.\na Major Angus Davis, Vernon\nStreet, haa returned from several\nweeki ipent in Haielton.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mn. Archie Lenarduc-\nci and daughter Francei of Trail\nspent Sunday with Mr. and Mn,\nLouis Santor, Hoover Street.\n*     VISITORS FROM COAST\nt   Mr. and Mn. Eugene Stangherlin, Victoria Street, have as guetti\ntltetr ion-in-law tnd diughttr, Mr\nand Mri Rtd Cirr ol Nanaimo.\n\u2022 Clarence Anderion md hli\nbrothtr Woodrow of Ymlr apent yeitirdiy tn Ntlton, '\nt Mr. uid Mri. Junta Morriion,\nCarbonate Street, hava if gueiti\nthtir son-ln-law and daughter, Mr.\nand Mri. Martm Johnion and baby\ndaughter ol Victoria, who will alio\nviilt Mr. Johnson's parenta ln Ron-\nland.\n\u2022 Miu Clara J-..n_on, TnU\nteicher, wai in the city yesterday\non her way to,Kailo, whert her\nmother reside..\nt Mn. S. Humphrlei of Nakuip\nvliited town at the weekend.\nt Recent ihoppen In tht city Included Mn. Donald McLeod of Trail.\nt Miu Lucy Brodman, resident\npupil ol St Joieph'i Academy, hai\nUft for Caitlegar, to ipend the holiday! with htr parenti,\nt Mn. Carl Johnson of Sauth\nSlocan vlalted Nelson Saturday.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mn. Alex Millan and\naoru of Ymir were city visitors yesterday,\nt R, Loughery of Trail was in\nf'elion Sunday.\nt Edward Haukedahl of Ymir\nvliited Nelion at tbe weekend.\nt Mn. P. Hartridge of Balfour\nipent yeiterday i\u00bb Nelaon.\nt J. Schmidt of Needles shopped\nln the city yeiterday.\nRETURNS TO COAST\nt Mrj. George Macafee, who\nspent a fortnight In Nelion with\nMn. Harold Lakes, Rosemont, has\nreturned to Victoria.\nt Mr. and Mn. Percy Jeffery,\nHall Mines Road, have returned\nfrom a few days ipent in Seattle.\nt Miu Neva Orlando of Trail\nviiited relativei In town Sunday,\nt Mr. and Mra. J. G. Talbot and\nion Bobby ot Fruitvale were in the\ncity at the weekend en route to\nBlewett to visit Mra. Talbot's mother, Mrs. Balding,\nt Oicir Anderson of Ymir visited town yeaterday.\nt   Mn. E. J. McGregor ot Bon-\nPrincess Alice Calls for Women to\nWork for Voluntary Services\nOTTAWA, 3ism_i (CP.-Prta-\ncessAllce today called on Canadian\nwomen to devote their spare time\nto'war work ot the Women'a Voluntary Services.\nIn addreu prepared for delivery\nat a meeting of National Representatives of the W.V.S., ihe outlined\ntne w.rk of the organiiation in\nGreat Britain, and its place in Canadi.\n\"In viiiting io many of the national organiiallons working on behalf ot war reliet throughout (hu\ncountry, it itruck me that among\nall the iplendid unielfiih and ceaseless work there wai one link milling in the chain of this patriotic endeavor: namely, thert wai notn-\ning definite for the part-time voluntary workers to do and that the\nGovernment and big locieiiea were\nthus losing a lot of enthusiastic an,-\nvery useful talent.\" she iald.\nThrough the W.V.S. it wai possible to use rhe aervlcsi of women\nwhose spare time might be limited\nto an hour or two a week.\nThe service was particularly Useful in aiding orjaniiatlons wh.ch\nwere .hort of volunteers during the\nholiday leaton, or in wich special\ntalks as conducting surveys.\n\"By sharing with othen their difficulties, by cooperaiion both with\nindividuals   and  organliatbns,   we\nall arrive at a better realiiation of\neach other's needa and ths need, of\nour country, not onlv for now, but\nin the days of peace,\" Princess\nAlice said.\n\"The strength of a nation -.\"in th\"\nstrengih of iti individuals, the important task before ua how, and\none I hope you will bear in mind\nin all your deliberations, is how to\ndirect that strength into channels\nwhere it will be molt effective . . \u2022\n'There Is work for young and old,\nfor those in towns and those in\nsmall country villages, and every\npair of handi is needed to carry on\nthe great work behind the line, and\nhelp to drive another nail into the\ncoffin of the. Axii defeat.\"\nWar Servicei Minliter LaFleche\niald th^ visit of the King lo tht\nNorrii African theatre and Malta had\nraised Ihe hopei and expectations\not all his subjects. He aiked Princess\nAlice to convey a message of loyalty to the King and Queen, from\nthe meeting of Ihe Women's Voluntary Services.\nPrinceu Alice iald lhe would\nwrite tht mtsiage to their Majerties.\nShe' would tell the Queen of tne\ngrowlh of Women'i Voluntary Servicei in Canada, a projpet in whicn\nQueen ?liiabeth was interested.\nA young eel.is called an elver.\nOn Jkt CWl\nTUESDAY, JUNE 29\nCKLN AND\nCBC PROGRAMMES\nMORNINC\n7:50-M-_!iciI Clock (CKLN)\nHave you energy for the EXTRA things?\nVi\nM\nUNA HAS...\nUna workt hard In the dlipliy\ndepartment of a bit store . . .\nearm extra money by weaving\nbeautiful homeapuni on her own\nhand loom. \"You don't feel like\nrunning a loom AFTER WORKING\nALL DAY unlett you'rt really tve.\/.\"'\naayi Una. \"I couldn't begin to fill\nmy orderi If I let myielf get out\nof torn. No harth cathartlct,\nthought Initead, I keep fit by\nmaking iure I get plenty of 'bulk'\nIn my diet. I itart every morning\nwith a bowl of Kellogg'i Bran\nFlakea. They're \u2014Uch\u2014, tool\"\nKellogg'! Bran Flikei With\nOther Paru Of Wheat art gently\nlaxative, help tupply valuable\nminerali and protelna too ...\nhtlp Imp you fit for vtra thlngi!\nIf YOU wont t*> kttp IH ftr txlra thlnqi,\ntakt thttt two itepi to health: 1. To\n(ef well, tt* your docton 1- Ts kttp\nwall, watch your habiti. Guard\nigtlait Incomplete elimination. Fit\nKellogg'a Brio Fllktt every day. Aik\nfor tht golden-ytllow ptckige\u2014\nfither the rtgulir or thi ntw- Family\npackige. Begin tomorrow. Mada by\nkellugg'a In London, Canada.\nKEEP FIT\nWITH\nKELLOGG'S\neveryday\nin tlw year\/\n8:00\u2014CBC Newi\n8:15\u2014front Lipa  fimlly\n8:30\u2014Yankee   House   Pirty\nD:00-BBC Newi\nB:15-Women'i Corner CKLN\n9:30\u2014Tht Concert Maiter (CKLN)\n9:45\u2014flonsole Capers\n9:59\u2014Time Signal\n10:00\u2014Morning Visit\n10:15\u2014To  Be   Announced   (CKLN1\n10:45\u2014Cliire   Wallace\u2014\"They   Tell\nMe'.\n11:00\u2014Muilc in Walts Time\n11:19\u2014Variety Time ICKLN) \u25a0\nll:30-\"Soldier'i Wife\"\n11:45\u2014Dincing Til Noon\nAFTERNOON\n12:00\u2014 B. C. Firm Broidcut\n12:35-The Notice  Board  (CKLN)\nU:30-CBC Newi\n12S5\u2014 Between the Bookendi.\n1:00\u2014Recitll\u2014Stanley Hoban, Bir-\nItone.\n1:15\u2014Interlude\n1:18\u2014Talk: \"Monologues o( lhe\nMoment\"\n1:30\u2014Nationil Band Concert\n2:00-\"Adventurei of Riffles\"\n2:1A-They Sing Together\n2:30-Tei Time\n2 _ \u2014 Lis'cnera' Favorl'.ei\n3:00\u2014The Weitern rive\n3:15\u2014Music   by   Lou   Brinj\n3:30\u2014Mario   Berlnl, Songi\n3:45\u2014BBC Newi\n4-OO-Cruiaderi in Brittany\n4:15\u2014 Jem Dem, Piinut\n4:30-CBR Preienti\n4:45\u2014 \"Booki for the T mei\", Talk\n5:00\u2014Newi Commentary\n5:06\u2014Merchmt   Nivy   Show\n5:30\u2014Drimi.\nEVENINC\n(|:0O;-Rtmin__clng\nO:30-\u00abongi it Twilight  (CKLN)\n\u00ab:45~Modein Moodi (CKLN)\n7:00-CBC Newi\n7-15\u2014Piychology ind You\n7.30\u2014Songi ot Empire\n,8:0O-BBC Nawi Rati\n8:30-Thi Lat.n Amerlcani\ntrOO\u2014Ptlhim Richardion Orch.\n\u00bb:S0-Ott Tht Highway, Drimi\nl:45-Th\u00ab Cavilitri\n1\u00bb:00-CBC Newt\n10:15\u2014Ttlk\n10:30- Amti EUU\n10:45-Woody Hirmini Orclieiln\nIIOU-God Sivt the King.\nB, C Women take\nCharge of Ships\n.       By 8TANHY MANTROP\n'    Cinidlin Prtu guff Wrlttr\nMONTREAL, June 18 (CP).-It'i\ni long, tough grind from seaman to\nskipper, but four, Canadian womtn\nhave'bridged the gap and thret ot\nthem now art in complete chirgt\nof seagoing or like freighteri.\nTwo, Cipt. Myrtle Kool of Abet,\nN.B., ind Chltf Mate Dorothy Gloria\nCullinan of Nanalmo, B.C., hive not\nonly -obtained their masters' certificates but Ilio htve earned homt\ntrade lhences, a higher qualification\ndenoting tt|at they have tpent required time in off-coait sailing.\nChief Mate Cullin _i la on a cargo\nship on the Weit coait and Capt.\nKool li in commind of an bit cout\ncirgo ahlp,\nA veteran of tht Great Lakei ll\nCapt. Ollie Johniton of Kingston,\nOnt., skipper ot the salvage tug\nSalvage Prince. ,-\nAnothir womin who iplns a mtm\nitirboird halm it Cipt Dorothy\nClarice Blackmore of Port Alberni,\nB.C., veteran ot Pacific Coast shipping. Cipt. Blackmore ll now skipper of i Weit cout tugboat... ind\ndoing i mighty flnt Job of it, according to marine men. Sht obtained her licence ln 1937.\nIt taku montha of tough plugging\nand hird work to reich. the top In\nthe iteamboat game these dtyi, but\nCanadian  women are ihowing lt\nnlngton ihopped in town Siturday.\nt Mri. K. Lutea est Bradnte, RC,\nii viiiting her brother and sister-in-\nlaw, Mr. and Mrs. F. H, Smith, Fair-\nview.\nt Mrs. A. Read, Fairview, returned last night from a 10-day visit\nto Seattle and Vancouver.\ne Pte. Carl Cat. of Calgary, who\nhas been spending his furlough with\n'wwwwww^^wwwewwwwyywwww'\nWATCH REPAIR\nla a )ob fer experti. Our work\nmurei your utiifactlon.\nH. H. Sutherland\n491 Baker St        NeUon. B C.\n........................\nfriendi at Needlei, wu In town yeiterdiy.\ne Mri, A. P.' Daviei rtturni to\nTrill today after vltltlng htr wn-\nln-law tnd daughter, Mr. and Mn,\nBenny Monteleone.\ne 'John P. C. Hoogerwerf, who\nwai 'in Nelion viiiting hit mother,\nMra. 9. Hoogerwerf, 613 Mill Street,\nhu returned to Calgary.\nCOTTON\nPULLOVER SWEATERS\n$1.25 and $1.95\nFASHION FIRST LTD.\nNELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, |UNE 29, 1943 - 5\ncm be dene , . . with i llttlt tld\nfiom thl milt crewmen , . . lnd\ndont lucceiifully.\nMILK\nGive. tbe children\nloh ot lt\nKoottniy Valley\nDairy\n11111111111.1111111m111.1111111111111111iH.il\n\"BUILD B. C. PAYROLLS\"\nTHJE\nMILK\nFOR A\nBABY\nJuit befort Hi* milk supply waa\nrtduced; Mri. W., Vancouver\nIsland, wrote of htr baby: \"Sht\nwu' born three monthi premature md weighed only 2 lbi. 15\nouncei. Sht now weight 10\npoundi and la ilx monthi old.\nMy doctor tells me I couldn't\nwith for better progreu.\"\nPacific Milk\nIrradiated ind* Vicuum Picked\nillllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIII\nPREEMAW\n\u2022    FURNITURE CO. *^\nThl Housi of Furniture Valuei\nPbont lit Ntlion\nTRADE IN YOUR     -\n'\u2022.'< Old Furniture **-\non NIW\nMontecriiti, \"hit Capital\" of Ecuador, has been \u25a0 hat-making centre\nfor 800 years.\nNd Nted\nto Wish\nYou Had a\npermanent:.,\n. PHONE 389\nFOR APPOINTMENT\nFAIRVIEW\nBEAUTY SHOPPE\nLAURITZ BLOCK\n*\u25a0\n\u25a0-\".*;;y-;\u00ab';\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0: ...... V.. Illl m\nTo insure success, youll\nwant a copy of Julia Leo\n. Wj-int'a juBt-publiahed\n\"Handbook of Homo Can-\nIning.*' Juit wnd 15c with\nJour name nnd ad drew to\ntulfa Lee Wright, Boi 519,\nVancouver, B. C.\nSummertime table topics\nfeaturing salads md desserts\nAppetites are likely to Ug a bit during the summer montlft if the home*\nmaker doesn't employ a bit of\nstrategy by serving cooling foods.\nThere's no better way to lower tha\ntemperature at tha table than to\nserve crisp, fresh salads, and refreshing desserts. Such offerings do wonders in stepping up tired appetites.\nCARROT SUNDA! SALAD \u2014 Blend together equal portions of ground raw\ncarrots-fend creamy cottage cheese.\nMil in diced strawberries, or whole\nraspberries. A few go a long way\nMold on shredded salad greens and\ntop with your favorite dressing. It\nawakens the laziest appetites.\nTOMATO CUPf \u2014 Slice off stem ends\nand scoop out pulp of medium-sized\ntomstoes. Mix pulp with ground\ncabbage, add a few drops of lemon\njuice if desired and salt and pepper\nto taste. Refill cups, chill and serve\nas an accompaniment to the main\ncourse. It's s peppy salad that perks\nup commonplace meals.\nCANTAlOUH-WALDOtr SAUD\u2014Chill\ncantaloupes or other melons, cut in\nhalves or quarters and remove seeda.\nRefill with a mixture of chopped\napples, raisins and nuts blended with\nsalsd dressing of your choice. If\nterved at the end .of the meal, this\ndelicious salad takes the place of\ndessert.\nSPINACH slaw - Cut washed spinach\ninto shreds, sdd H teaspoon grated\nonion snd toss with a tart salad\ndressing. Garnish with fresh tomato\nwedges.\nRHUIAII CIUMI HJDO-NO\u2014Combine\nequal parts of sweetened rhubarb\nsauce ahd stale bread, cake or cookie\ncrumbs. Turn into sherbet dishes\nand chill until crumbs absorb the\njuice from the rhubarb. When ready\nto serve, top with a fluff of beaten\negg white sweetened with honey. It\nis delightfully refreshing.\nMIXID FRUIT WITN CU1TAID SAUCI-\nMix fresh berries, sliced peaches,\nplums or any other fruits in season.\nArrange in sherbet glasses and cover\nwith custard sauce. Chill and serve.\nSajfway\nHomemaktry Bur fan\nBox _\\9, Vancouver, B C.\nJL'UA IEE WHIGUT, Dif****r\nTake Advantsi* of S\u00bbffw\u00bbT'\u00ab\nFroduc*-br-the-Pound Plan\nYou not only jet farm-trtsh. top-\nquality produce at gateway\u2014gooa to\nest snd foo.1 for you\u2014but >ou miy\nIt there by the pound. No wanei\nAnd you csn rhoow every ilngle item\nto fit your own special needs!\nSAFEWAY\nPricei Effective June\n28th to July 3rd\nSaftway Guaranteed Product \\\nYes. sts'swl Our fnih frulti ani* vsflsMsi ars k\u00ab*f kt frem tmm ta \u25a0*\u2022.\nHore by ths meit direct -fsvte jMiilbU. And ws sfVer thtm far yeur iwn\nii-ittlen, prl-iid Wy thi peundl If yes anal ntlifled, bring 'sm bash\u2014 -*\"*\nthey're guerentied. ^\nCABBAGE: lb. .. 10c\nLocal\nPOTATOES: 10 Ibs. 40c\nB.C. 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Sack ...93.00\n  \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0_\u00bb n 11 '*\u2022'      m\nm mm, idu mss-t <houu>\nTAXI UP TW HrtlTOP *t*OHt*\nokdct vou nonet ma mm**.\nAoiNtoonrs (w\u00ab> ipnm\n4000 thmM 101\nup Ar M_i|.\n\u2022MO...\nSTORE HOURS: OpenWsdnetdayMorningUntill2:30Noon.\nStort Colisd Thurtdoy, Dominion Doy.\n__.\n_\u00bb   \u201e\t\n \t\n, ;\u2014\"\t\n\u2014\u2014*\u2014.\n6 - NIUON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, JUNI 19, IMl\nTWo.\nUEEN CANDIDATE   RODEO QUEEN CANDIDATE\nFINK'S LTD.\nKIMBERLEY, B.C.\nJoin in Extending to All District Visitors\n\u2014 A \u2014\nWelcome to the\nDominion Day\n- RODEO -\nWt know you will hive a grand time In our Community.\n2 Day Celebration Featuring\nRodeo, Parades, Children's Sports,\nHorse Races, Dances Etc*, Arranged\nTHE GLOBE HOTEL\nWelcomes All\nDominion Day\nVisitors \u2014\nWe Guarantee You a Grand Time in Our Community\nat Our Annual Rodeo\nIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII\nLloyd's Hardware |\nMaintains Kimberley's Moit\nComplete Stocks of\nHARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE 1\nPLUMBING SUPPLIES\nFLOOR COVERINGS I\nPAINTS AND VARNISHES\nSPORTING GOODS - CANADA CEMENT |\nWe Extend a Welcome to\nDominion Day Visitors\nFeaturing I rodeo\u2014Hie only one scheduled in the\nKootenay-Boundary\u2014Kimberley  thli  year  il  Itaglng\ntwo-day Dominion tyy celebration,   Riden ind cowboyi\n' from lilt Kootenay and Albotta will compete in thit headline event.\n' Kimberley will open its celebration of the Dominion Day'\nWednesday afternoon, and continue it through the actual holiday on Thursday. Ih addition to th? rodeo to be staged each\nnight, the program will include an Indian pow-wow, horse\n\u2022races, softball tournament, baseball, lawn bowling, band concerts, a monster parade, a flag-raising ceremony and address,\nchildren's sports, a swimming gala, horse racing and four big\ndances, two each night.\nINDIAN POW-WOW TO OPEN CELEBRATION\n\\ The program opens Wednesday afternoon with the Indian\npow-wow, in which Indians from all tribes in this District will\ntake Dart, and will continue with softball g?mes in Chapman\narid Lindsay Parks in the afternoon; a band concert in the town\nand the rodeo in the Kimberley Arena in the evening; and\ndances at the K.P. Hall and Armouries at night. The Rodeo\nQueen will be enthroned at the first rodeo performance.\nOn Thursday a monster parade will open the day's celebrations at 10 a.m., with prizes offered for best riding and best\ncostumes. The 'Indians will?\nhave a prominent part in the\nparade, and several surprise\nfeatures will be introduced.\nTh* panda will lead holiday celebrants to McDouiall Hall Ior j flag\nDay, address.\nSOMETHING DOINQ\nALU THE TIME\nLindsay Park will be the scene ol\nthe children's sports from 11:15 a.m.\nto 1:30 p.m., at the same time soft-\nball games will be played at Chapman Camp. Seml-flnala of the tour-\nnunant are scheduled for 12:30\nBaseball, In which Kimberley and\nMichel will cross bats, will be\nplayed \u00bbt Lindsay Park while the\nswimming gala is staged at McDougall Pool and lawn bowling is\nunder way on the McDougall greens\nHorse Tavlng is scheduled from 4\nto 5 p.m., at Lindsay Park, wi* the\nsoftbaU tournament final following\nAgain in tha evening, the Kimberley arena will be the scene of a\nrodeo; and at night there will again\nbe two tig dances.\nIt's a grand two-day program, one\nthat will keep everyone on his toes.\nKimberley Arena, ntted as the home of Dynamiter*, former amateur hockey charqpions of Canada\nand the world, will be tjie scene of the two rodeos to be\nstaged in conjunction with Kimberley's Dominion Day\ncelebrations. Kimberley is staging the only rodeos\nscheduled in the Kootenay-Boundary.\nCelebration Wlll\nOpen Wednesday\nKJMBBRLEys two.day c-lebra-\ntion ot Dominion Day wlll open\nWednesday afternoon. Tha opening\nday program will be:\n3 p_m\u2014 Indian Pow-Wow^Kimberley Arena.\n5:30 p_ra.\u2014Softball pntl, Chapman Camp and Lindsay Park\n6:15 p_n.\u2014Band concert, Post Office corner      -v_\n7 p.m?\u2014Rodeo (Indoor), Kimberley Hockey, Arena\n10:30\u2014Two big dancea, K.P. HaU\nand the Armories.\nKimberley High School, where the\nDominion   Day   parade  will  form  up.\nPrizes to the value of $100 have been posted for the parade.\nOur Purpose \u2014 To Serve You Well\niiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiifr\nSELKIRK\nMOTORS LTD.\nCHEVROLET\nSALES      \u2014    SERVICE\nWelcomes\nAll\nDOMINION DAY\nVISITORS\nto Kimberley\nMAY YOU HAVE A GRAND TIME\nIN OUR COMMUNITY\n21 Events Are\non Kimberley\nSwimming Gala\nTwenty-one eventi are listed for\ntne swimming gala  which wfll be\npart of Kimberley's Docnin.on Day\ncelebration. The gala wlU be hein\nat McDougaU pool from 2:30 to 4\np.m. Thursday.\nEvents listed are:\n1\u2014O.rls under 7 yrs., 1 width\n3\u2014Boys undir 7 yrs, 1 width\nJ\u2014Girls under 10 yrs., 1 width\nf-Boyi under 10 yrs, 1 width\n5\u2014Girls under 12 yrs., Uingth\n6\u2014Boys under 12 yrs., 1 length\n7\u2014Girls under 14 yrs.. 1 length\n8\u2014Boys under 14 yrs, 1 length\n9\u2014Olrla ur.dir 18 yrs., 2 lengths\n10\u2014Boys under 18 yrs, 2 leng'h.\n11\u2014Ladies' open, 2 lenr'u\n12\u2014Men's open, 4  lengths\nIS\u2014Jr. girU' diving, under  16 yrs\n14\u2014Jr. boya' diving undtr 16 yrs.\n15\u2014Ladles' attth, diving\n18\u2014Man's open, diving\n17\u2014Ladias' relay\nIS\u2014Men's relay\n19-10OF Cup - Boys under 15\nyaars, tour styles.\n>0\u2014Boys' ralay, undir 16 yein\n21-Men'iibraast stroke\nSoftball Tournament\nOpens Wednesday-\nFinals on Thursday\nPlay in Kimberley's softball tournament wil! open Wednesday afternoon and continue on Thursday,\nwith the final scheduled at 5 p_m.\nat Lindsay Park as one of the climax events of ttie two-day Dominion Dsy celebrations.\nFlag Raising and\nAddress to\nBe a Highlight\nOne of tht highlights ot Klmbtr-\nlty't two-day calibration will ba\ntha flag-ratting ceremony tnd Dominion Diy iddrati Thuridty mornlni it McDougill HtU. tt will ttkt\npltct it 11 o'clock.\nKlmbtrlty Bay Scouta will con-\ndu.t Uit flig-riltlng ctranw.y\nIn addition to \"0 Canida\" and\n\"Ond Save tha King\" two hymni.\n'TTit Btttie Hymn of the Republic\"\nand \"I Vow to Thee, My Country\",\nwlll emphiilM the thtmt of tht\nd\u00bbT\n$100 in Prizes\nPosted for\nMonster Parade\nOpening Thursday morning's Do-\nMm on D.y program at Kimberlty\n' will be a monster parade.\nParticipants w:ll gather at 'he\nHigh School tl 9:15 a.m. tnd form\ni up The ptrtde will move off at 10\nlaharp, proceeding through Knrn-\n1 h'rley nnd up to McDougaU Hnll for\n' the ceremony.\nSeveral .urprlte features will be\nI introduced in the parade.\nAltogether 1100 In priie! will be\ndiitributed :n the ptrtdt. Thev will\n[Irt g.ven for decorited cirs and\niflttttt; belt boy tnd best girl ridir;\n1 dMcrited bicycles, tricycles and\n! boys' vigors; children'i pen, batt\n' children's coitumei; best Indian man\nir.d btlt Indiin womtn In native\n] dress In tddltion there will be a\n\"boys' spec.il\" ind I \"glrli' spe-\nicill\".\nFunds Are for\nRed (ross\nProettdi of Klmbtrlty'i big\nDemlnlen Dty calibration Wtdnttdiy ind Thuridty wlll bl turn-\nid ivir to tha lim Orou.\nLut yttr Klmbirliy'i Dominion\nDty celebration produoid ovtr\nIIK0 for tht Rtd Crou tnd thli\nyear, with an expanded program,\nH Ii iKp\u00bbcted H better evtn thtt\n'Ine a_hlivtmir,L\nChildren's Sport\nImportant in\nKimberley's Fun\nChildren's sports havt an flnport\ntnt place In Klmberley'i Dominion\nDay program, liie iporta art schtd\nuied from 11:45 to 1:30 p.m., Thunday at Lindsay park,\nThvprogrw. followi:\nChapmm Cimp, Tola net.\nLindsty Park, tets rica,\n1 \u2014Girls under 7 yaart, 2J yardi.\n2 \u2014Boys under 7 ytan, M yirdi.\nS\u2014Glrli under 10 years, 35 yards,\n4\u2014Boyi undtr 10 ytan, 25 yards.\n5\u2014Olrli under 12 yeari, JO yardi.\n6\u2014Boyi under 12 ye^ri, JO yirdi.\n7.\u2014Olrls under 14 ytars, 75 yirds.\n8\u2014Boyj under 14 yein, 75 yldl.\n9 \u2014Girls under 16 yetn, 100 ytrdi.\n10\u2014Boyi under 16 yeari, 100 ytrdi.\n11.\u2014Girls' open, 100 yirdi.\n12\u2014Boyi optn, 100 yirds.\n13.\u2014Boyi undtr IJ, *>\\ mlia cycle.\n14\u2014 Boys under 16, Vt mile cycle.\n15.-Junior girls high Jump, under\nIS years\n16\u2014Junior boyi high jump, undtr\n15 ytlri.\n17\u2014Senior   girls hifh Jump, ovtr\n15 yeirs,\nIJ\u2014Senior boyi' high ]un\u00bb, ovtr\n15 yttrs.\n19-Junior girlt' broad Jump, undtr 15 yttn.\n20 Junior boys' broad Junvp. under IS yurs.\n21-\u00abenlor girls' broad Jump, over\n15 yttn\n22\u2014Senior boys' broad Jump, over\n\u2022 IS yttrs.\n23\u2014Junior girls' loftball throw.\n\u2022 24\u2014Junior boys' lofbell throw.\n25\u2014Senior bv KiftbiU tiro*.\n2..-6en.or boys loftbiU throw.\nHont Racing Is on\nKimberley Program\nHont racing hla lta ipot on Klmbtrlty'i two-dty calibration Ot Dominion Dty.\nThe rices are Kheduled for 4\npm Thundty, it Lindsay Fart.\nKeen competition ll i-it \u2022:.pi!H.\nRODEO  QUEEN  CANDIDATE\nJpMI\ne;. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_\n\u25a0 :''Jm^\nfc\\   -\nt[B V'  \"\n1\nL\nA     \u2022\nm\n*\u25a0 ____\u25a0<\n**)\u25a0\n3     A*\n_m\n**\"\" jM _\u25a0\n'\"^ '.'\u2022Wi\nHELEN HOULE\nMeadowbrook\nNELSON BOWLERS\nTO COMPETE\nContributing to the intercity aspect of Kln-berley'i Dominion Day\nCliebraUon will be the appearance\nof a Nalion rink for the layn bowl-\nIn competitions.\nJohn Draper, well known to Kimberley bowlin, will i_dp Uit invading rlnk, tnd will havt ti memberi of it J. H. Spence of Crinbrook,\nE. PenwiU and D. Cithcirt of Nelson.\nThe rlnk leavei for Kimberley on\nThursday morning's train.\nKIMBERLEY BAKERY\nKURT NEUMAN\n( t\nWelcomes All Visitors to\n\u2014 Kimberley \u2014\nSea our choice .election'of\nCAKES, PASTRIES, BUNS. BREAD, ETC.\nWelcome.\nto\nRodeo Visitors\nI a*\nKootenay Transfer\nCOAL - WOOO \u2014 CARTAGE\nPHONE 48\nWe Extend Our Welcome to All\nDOMINION DAT\nVISITORS\nWe trust that you will en|oy the program\nthat has been arranged\nKimberley Trading Company\nWELCOME\nTO\nDOMINION DAY\n-VISITORS-\nThe Ideal Piece fo Dine\nThe Home Inn Cafe\nALL WHITE HELP\nThe Management and Staff\n. of the\nMARK CREEK'STORE 1\nExtend a Hearty WAcome to All\nDOMINION DAY\nVISITORS\n\u2022 Wt Know That You Will Enjoy tho Paradt\n\u2022 Wt Know That You Will Enjoy tht Children's Sporti\nt Wt Know Thot You Will Enjoy tho Rodeo\n\u2022 Wt Know That You Wilt Enjoy tht Dancti\nAs a matter of fact we know you will enjoy our\nCelebration just as much as we will\nenjoy having you as our guests\n-    . \\\n\u00a3km_____-\n \u2022 - \u2022\u2022-\u00bb\n\u25a0\n'   QEST COP.\n\t\nIL*\nNELSON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, JUNI 29. 1943 \u2014 7\nRODEO  QUEEN CANDIDATE        RODEO  QUEEN CANDIDATE\nBETTY CLARK\nKimberley\nPOLLY FARQUHAR\nChipmin Cimp\nr\nC\nJim Jfoffl&L \u00a3_VL\nJIMMIE AND BLANCHE MORRISON\nFormerly of Nelson\nWelcomes All District\nVisitors to Our\nAnnual Rodeo\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nWhile ln Kimberley you'll enjoy the tasty meals\nlight lunches, etc.,  served at the  Koffee Bar.\nALL WHITE HELP\nr\nWelcome to\nKIMBERLEY\nwe know that you and every other visitor will have a\n\"rand Dominion Day Holiday Irt our Community.\nKimberley Transfer Co.\nCOAL     \u2014     WOOD     \u2014     CARTAGE\nKIMBERLEY\nHARDWARE\nEXTENDS TO ALL VISITORS\nA Hearty Welcome\nFOR OUR\nDominion Day\n- CELEBRATION -\nFOR THE BEST\nDOMINION DAY\n\u2014 PROGRAM -\nIN THE KOOTENAY DISTRICT\nYou Are Welcome to\nKIMBERLEY\n|oin the Happy Crowds in enjoying\ni complete day of fun for young and\nold alike.\nFABRO BUILDING\nand SUPPLY COMPANY\nLIMITID\nTwo Performances Are Scheduled;\nIndians Will Lend Color\nto Dominion Day Parade and Rodeo\nStaging thi only rodeo on tap\nIn the Kootenay-Boundary, Kim\nberley Dominion Diy oelebrinti\nwlll iee two performance! of thli\ntypically Weatern entertainment\nfeiture. The flnt performance wlll\nbe given Wedneaday night and\nthe iecond Thunday night, both\nat the rflmberley Hookey Arena.\nThe Wednesday night performance will be opened by the crowning of the Rodeo Queen, a title for\nwhich aix prominent young ladies\nare now competing.\nAll the thrills of an indoor rodeo\nare in sight In the program aa announced. It will take 3'_ hours to\nrun it off, 7 to 10:30 p.m.\nTHRILL EVENT8\nFirst event each night will be\nbronc riding, both wifh eaddle and\nbareback.\nThird event will be steer riding,\nfollowed by calf roping and wild\ncow milking contests.\nFinal event each night will be\nexhibition riding.\nCowtjgys and riders from East\nKootenay and Alberti, and list\nKootenay Indians, will play \u25a0 prominent part.\nRules of the Alberta Stampede\nManagers' Associition will prevail,\nunless otherwise stipulated. J. Riddel' is Rodeo Manager; md G. R.\nFelker, J. H. Twelli ind W. L,\nClark will be Rodeo Clerks.\n,-\nIndians to Add\nColor to\nBig Celebration\nIndiana from ill the tribes in Eut\nKootenay will take part ln Kimber-\nley's celebration of Dominion Diy,\nadding their dlitlnctlve color to the\nmany events on the program.\nThey have the post of honor on\nWednesday, their pow-wow being\nthe opening event of the two-day\ncelebration.\nThursday they are eatpected to\nhave a prominent place ln the paride which opens the dey.\nIt la expected they will compete\nln the rodeoe Wednesday and Thursday nights, and ln the horse races\nrhursday afternoon at Lindsay Hr__.\n)\n____..-,.!.         __\u2022\n\u2022-i\n' 1   '\n\u25a0\n\u2022*\n_\n\u25a0\u2022ai '.-\u25a0>\n\"    r\n\u25a0    ,'S     \/:\nW-     tip\n1'   f \u25a0___'. ' '!&\ns\n,-\u2014**1f\n\u2022\n\u25a0 \u25a0\nMcDougall Townsite, Kimberley, will\nbe the scene of part of Kimberley's two-\nday Dominion Day celebration. In the\nbackground at right is McDougall Hall,\nwhere'the flag-raising ceremony will be\nstaged in conjunction wiffli t^ie Dominion\nDay address. McDougall Pool will be the\nscene of the swimming gala and McDougall greens of lawn bowling competitions.\nKimberley General Hospital and Nurses Home\nLane Chairman, Russell Secretary\nfor Big Two-Day Celebration\nL. V. Lane Is Genenl Chairman\n(or Kimberley's b!g two-day Dominion Day celebration Wedneeday\nand Thursday, and G. Russell Is\nGeneral Secretary.\nCommittees'in charge of the many\ncelebration features ire:\nParaJe\u2014G. Scott, Chairman! W.\nRaynor and W. Clark.\nFlag Raising \u2014 Ven. Archdeacon\nB A. Resker,\nDances\u2014G. Scott, Chairman; J.\nMcGillivray md H. Littler.\nRefreshments \u2014 R. B. McLeod,\nChairman; and W. Clark.\nSports\u2014J. Livingstone, Chairman;\nW. Leaman, R. Easton and H. Littler.\nFinance \u2014 H. Twells, Chairman;\nG. Felker, W. Clark and C. Schulli.\nPublicity\u2014ffi. Thomas, Chairman;\nE. Moss, W. Leaman and Mrs. Slade.\nRodeo\u2014J. Riddell. Chairman; G.\nFelker, Secretary; W. Houle, J Tarns\nand L Almas.\nChildren's Sports \u2014 H. S. Andrews, Chairman; and H. Stanton.\nA.R.P. Hose Race\u2014H. Littler.\nRODEO  QUEEN  CANDIDATE\n-\n-\n\\_W_t_________.\nfel\ntt\n1\nV\n.\u25a0\u25a0'\n\u25a0\n_ <___m   '* Ll      '    '-\t\nm_m_____4-m*W*li\nP^*****^^^\nV\n\"'\u25a0\u25a0:. \u25a0       '    ,   .. \u25a0 \u25a0-.,:' m  Up   \u25a0    ;\ni uw-       _______\n_w__m _m\n\u25a0 _t_w\n\u25a0\n\u2022       W*\"***^\nMARION   McEACHEN\nKimberley\nKimberl.y District\u2014Wasa Lake, i Jewel of the mountains.\nSimultaneous\nEvents In\nKimberley Fun\nA program that will have eventi\nunder way at several locations simultaneously, and so varied thit ilmost iny taste in holiday celebration fare can be satisfied, will be\nstaged at Kimberley on Thursday,\nDominion Day.\nThe official prnjr.m lists the first\nevent of the day, a monster parade,\nfor 10 a.m.; and the concluding\ntime of the celebration at 2:30 a.m.\nfhe following morning, when the\ntwn big dancei will break up\nProgram for the day is:\n10 a m\u2014Monster pirade from\nHigh School groundi to Lindsiy\nPark.\n11 am\u2014Flag railing ceremony\nand address, McDougaU Hall lawn.\n11:11 a.m.\u2014Children's track and\nfield  sporti Lindiay Park.\n11:30 a m.-Softball games, Chapman Camp. Semi-finals at 12:30 \u00bb m\n3:00 pm -Baseball. Kimberley vs.\nMichel. Lindsay Park\n2.30 pm.\u2014Swimming gals. McDougall Pool. Liwn bowling on Mc-\nDiugali greens.\n\u2666 p.m \u2014 Hofse racing, Llnduy\nPark.\n1 p.m.\u2014Softball finals, Lindsay\nPark.\n7 p m- Rodeo, Kimberley Hockiy\nArena.\n10:*) p m.\u2014Two big dances.\nSix Kimberley Girls\nin Queen Contest\nSix charming Kimberley girls are\ncompeting for the title of Rodeo\nQueen for the mining cen.te's big\ntwo-day Dominion Diy celebration.\nTbe Queen wlU receive her crown\nIn a ceremony at the opening of tba\nrodeo Wedneiday night in the hoekey arena, the fint of two rodeo\nperformance! during th* celebration.\nThe Ideal Bakery\n\u2022 WELCOMES\nALL DOMI Nf ION DAY VISITORS TO KIMBERLEY\nMAY YOU HAVE A MOST ENJOYABLE DAY.\nWELCOME\nDOMINION DAT\nVISITORS\nThe Best Place     '\nto Eat\nTHE RITZ CAFE\n=n\nMake It a Date!\nSee You in Kimberley\nJune 30tJi and\nDOMINION DAY\nFor 2 Grand Days' Entertainment fpr young and old ,\nalike\u2014this welcome is extended to Everyone\nin the Kootenays, by ..,\nA. MURACO\nCROCE*\nWALKLEYS\nMeat Market\nExtends a Welcome to All\nDOMINION DAY\n- VISITORS -\nBe Sure and Come to Our Community\nfor the Best Dominion Day Yet \u2014\nBE   SURE   AND   ATTEND   KIMBERLEY'S\nTwo Day ~r\nDominion Day Celebration\nWED., JUNE 30 AND THURS., JULY 1\nFEATURING BRITISH COLUMBIA'S ONLY\nINDOOR RODEO\nKIMBERLEY ARENA, EACH NIGHT, 7 P.M.\nYou'll find thrills, spills and excitement when you witness the\nOTHER ATTRACTIONS\n\u2022 INDIAN POW WOW\n\u2022 SOFTBALL CONTEST\n\u2022 BAND CONCERT\n\u2022 MONSTER PARADE\n\u2022 BASEBALL\n\u2022 SWIMMING CAU\n\u2022 CHILDREN'S SPORTS\nt HORSE RACING\n\u2022 BRONC RIDING (Saddle)\n\u2022 BRONC RIDINC (Bareback)\n\u2022 STEER RIDINC\n\u2022 CALF ROPINC\n\u2022 WILD COW MILKING\n\u2022 EXHIBITION RIDINC\nDancing\n2 DANCES\nEACH NICHT\nK. P. Hall\nand the\nArmouries\n________\n______________________\n I\"\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n8 \u2014 NILSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1943\nMAY BI MINIITtR\nPresident Roosevelt hai nomin-\nsted Ray Atherton, veteran U. S.\ndiplomat ,to bt Minister to Canada, succeeding .Jay Pierrcpont\nMoff*t, who died a few monthi\nIP-\nPORT OF PALERMO POUNDED\nSix bombs are shown on their way down to the port\nof Palermo in Sicily. Smoke from other bomlw exploding\non the target area drifts over the town.\nOLDER THAN YIARt\nThta wir refugae it lesi ftm \u2022\ndoien yean old yet ln her eyet It\nthe tufferlng of yeart. She it ont\nof the Fren.h children taken by\nthe 8witt National Rel Cron for\na vacation in an effort *n hell her\nyoung mi'irl .r<tm the honor! tt\nhai gone through.\nSALLY'S SALLIES\n(-_  \u2014t.Sfti) (SO I OW SEE\ntil's you like\/ -ruisui-\n[t___7_t__T''\nYou'll look and (eel degrees\ncooler In this trim back-button\nfrock. Marian Martin Pattern 9430\nis a honey when it comes to versatility. Have it either as a dress or\nsleeveless, as a pinafore, Make it\npertly ruffled or with gay ric-rac,\nCrisp in gingham, chintz, or\npique. \u25a0*\nPattern W30 may be ordered\nonly In misses' and women's sizes\n12, 14, 16. 18, 20, 30, 32, 34. 36, 38 40.\nSize 16 requires 3_ yards 35-inch.\nSend 20 cents for thli pattern to\nThe Nelson Dally Newi, Needle-\ncraft Dept, Nelson. Write plainly\npsttern number, your nsme snd\naddreu. Psttern wilt be malted\nto your home In about 15 days.\nThere msy be iome further delay\nIn delivery because of ths large\nIncreass In orderi during ths\npresent season.\nAUNT  HET\nBy ROBERT QUILLEN\n\"1 understand why, the Army Is\nthort o' Protestani chaplains The\npreacher who'd like to Ro hau pot a\nwife :>nd tix younguns io think\nabout.\"\nORDERLINESS PROVIDED\nNOT ONLY justice and logic,\nbut orderliness, aa well, now can\nbe found In the Laws of Contract\nBridge on auch matten aa Inspecting tricka, gathering and arranging Went, a trick appropriated by the wrong aide, a trick conceded In error and a new deal required by development during\nthe play. These are covered thua:\n1. The declirer or either defender may, until hla ride haa led\nor played to the next trick, inspect\nt trick and Inquire what cards\nnave been splayed to It from the\nrespective hands. Except for that\nprovision, or to account for a surplus or missing card, turned tricks\nmay be inspected only with the\nother aide's consent, until after\nplay ceaaei.\n1. Each completed trick must\nbe gathered and turned face down\non the table by the side winning\nit. The cards of each turned trick\nshould be kept together so that\ntheir identity can be rrnMllv established. All the tricks Aken by a\naide ihould be arranged ln front\nof one member\u2014that Ls, ln front\nof the declarer or of one of the\ndefender.\u2014and In auch manner\nthat their number and lequenc*\nare apparent.\nt. A trick appropriated in error\nby the aide which did not win It\nmust be restored If claimed before the cards have been mixed together. Tha tricka and unplayed\nTwo Criminal Inveitigatlon Department'women attached to Scotland Yard have been sentenced to\n12 months :n Jail for stopling from\nempty houses in London.\ncards may be Inspected after play\nceases to settle a claim of revoke\nor of honors, or the number of\ntricka won or lost. If, after auch a\nclaim, an opponent so mixes the\ncards that the claim cannot be\nproved, it muat be allowed.\ni. The concession of a trick\nwhich cannot be loat by .any play\nof the cards is void.\n5. There must be a new deal if\nduring the play period It ia ascertained, before the cards have been\nmixed tegether, that the pack\ncontalna an Improper number of\ncards or a duplication; or that one\nplayer mua( have picked up too\nmany carda and another too few.\n\u2022   \u2022   \u2022\nTomorrow'a Problem\nYour Hand:\n.1(_1\nIt you bid 2-8pades with the\npowerhouse ahown, and your partner 2-No Trumps, what la the\nsoundest subsequent bidding If\nyoor partner holds Hand No. 1,\nNo. 1, No. 3 or No. 4 ?\nPiper Duncan Macdonald whose\nplaying delighted King Oe irrr V\nand who was decorated with th.\nRoyal Vlctoila Ordrr, died al Inverness, Scotland.\nACROSS\n1 At a\ndistance\n6 Pinochle\nterm\n0 Method of\ndecorating\nfabric\n11 Whiter\n12 Eat away\n13 Monastery\n1. To cut off\n15 Steer wild\n17 Bitter vetch 20\n18 Cent\n20 Founded\n2:; Relieved       21\n2- Algerian\nseaport rity 22\n28 Eliminate   ,\n29 Sphere\n30 Distress\nsignal\n31 Latvian\nmonetary\nunit\n32 Unhealthy\n31 Lose color\n3,-i. Sugary\n36. Traveler\nH7 Pertaining\nto throat\n39. Resort\n42. Ventilate\n43. Wooden enow\nrunner\n46. Crave\n48. Courtly\n60. Kxfstlng\nM.Bee\n62. Portend\n63 Require\nDOWN\n1 Biblical\ncharacter\n2 Came of\nchance\n3 On top\n4 Free\n6 Queen of\nfairies\nEuropean\nriver\nShy look\nProhibition\nIsts\nExcited\nIndians 33\nIndefinite      34\narticle 36\nWriting\nimplement\nSweet potato 38\nPoles at\nbottom of      39\nsails\nMissile 40\nweapon\nSword 41\nPertaining \u2022\nto sun\nShun \"\nHinder\nPole\nGive a plan\ntc\nPlead\nDistant\nUnit of\neleclrical\ncapacity\nChinese\nweight\nCrust on\nwound\nGame on\nhorseback\nGreedy\nii.-lA\n____\n:m.v.;i4w\nHilUU 1\nliri-i:i\nill. M, 1\n141:111\ni*..*.  _4U\n'Jill-.!.   (Hi.   -U't\n.11. .11 III. 1    Hllli\naa aw>] ui.*:. .\n'_!__\n\u25a0i:.ii\nmM i\n]__    .!'.<\n:>)-_ -l\n... .:.i.h\nCil..    -..'lit     Hlln!\n_M_ii_mi_j._   ...._.!\nm . -in\n\u25a0Am.\\-*.\\\niii.Ha:.\n'-ii.iiiiu\nmA'ti\n]_m\n(3 Aatrlngtn\\\nfruit\n44 Cattle\n46. Eroated\n41 First woman\n49 Vase\n*  l.llti. _.\t\nJ\n \u2014\u2014\n\t\n\u25a0 - \u25a0 . - \u25a0\nClassified Advertising _ A SAT\n16\nPHONI 144\nLook Down Thtit Want Ad Columni for Bargains\nPHON1144\nHELP WANTID\nTRAIL VACANCY\nThe J. R. Watkini Compiny hava\nin opening for two part-tim* deal-\n|ta ln tho City of Trill. Wonderful\n\u25bapportunlty for military exempt\nItor. or hcuiewivei to take over a\nrcry profitable buiineu. Earningi\ntp to and over $50.00 a weak. For\nbll Information apply Thi 3. R.\nWatkini Compiny, 1010 Alberni Bt..\nyancouver,\t\nfl-ACHER FOR JUNIOR GRADES\nIn Caitlegar Elementary School.\nMinimum aalary $1060 per annum.\nApplications received by S. C.\nWataon, Secretary, Castlegar Unittd Rural School Diatrict. Caetle-\nfar, B.C. ,\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL  DIRECTORY\nASSAYERS AND MINE\nREPRESENTATIVES\nHAROLD S. ELMeOSS-SLA'ND\nB.C.,  Provincial  Assayer, Chemist.\nIndividual  representative for\nshippers at Trail Smelter.\nWANTED: MAN AND WIFE. TO\nlook after imall licensed hotel.\nfor July and August, Must have\nlome hotel experience. Military\n\u2666xempt. Apply National Selective\nService.\nIan for part time janitor\nwork, cire of officii, amall lawn\nand hedge. Suitable for pensioner.\nMust be military exempt. Appiy\nNationil Selective Servioe, Nelson\n\u00bb*ANTED: WOMAN TO COOK ON\ndairy farm, wages $40 a month,\natate age. Apply Box 379 Kimberley, B\u00a3.\t\nSalable  woman,  gMrai\nhelp al Summer resort, $35 end\nboard. Apply National Selective\nService\nA. J. Buie, Independent Mine Representative, Box 54, Trail, B-C.\nE, W. WIDDOWSON PROVIInCTAL\nAssayer, 301 Jost'paln* St., Nelson,\nTHE WEST KOOTENAY ASSAV\nOffice, 650 Stanley SI, Nelion. BC\nCHIROPRACTORS\nFAE MdDONALp, D.C, PALMER\nGrad X-ray, Strand Blk., Trail..\nHXvfTOTH Wtti. pftAlftiB\nproperty and businesses who wt~n\nto sell or trade for local or BC\nWrite Swap Service Ltd., 98 Sixth\nSt, New Weitminiter,\nENGINEERS  AND SURVEYORS\n\u00bb: wruAiMW. -_w STUva\nEngineer; B.C., Land Surveyor,\nRo.iland and Grand Forki, B.C\nBOYD C. _____ Hi flOhl 8T.\nNelson, B.C., Surveyor and\nEngineer, Phone 669-R,  .\nINSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE\nCHAS. F. McHARDY INSURANCE,\nReal Eitate. Phona 136.\nMACHINISTS\nBENNETTS LlMITOD '\nI.ANTBD: GIRL FOR AFTER\"\"\nneons, July and August. Light\nwork. Phone 384-X. '\nSITUATIONS WANTED\nSpecial Low Rates for noncommercial idvertisementi undo! thli classification lo assist\npeople seeking employment\nOnly 25c for one week (6 days)\neoven any number of required\nUnei Payable in advance Add\n10c if box number desired\nMachine Shop, acetylene and electric\nwelding, motor rewinding\ncommercial refrigeration\nPhone 583 824 Vernon 6t.\nSTEVENSON'S MACHINE SHOP\nSpecialists ln mine and mill work.\nMachine work, light and heavy\nEJlectric and Acetylene welding.\n708 Vernon St, Nelson. \u2014 Ph. Wl.\nOPTOMETRISTS\n _ t. -)_$-_-\t\nOptometrlsta\n1458 Bay Ave, Trail.      Phone 177\n8ASH FACTORIE8\nELIABLE MAN OVER 55 DE-\nalrei work as caretaker; Janitor;\ngardener; can look after apartmenti. Haa first aid certificate\nCan do housework, dish washing\n.lie. Apply National Selective Service, Nelson.\nRENTALS\nDRNISHED 4-RM. COTTAGE FOR\ncant, Procter for Summer or permanent tenants would sell. Ap-\nply Mn, P. Bennett, Procter.\nbR RENT; 2 RM. APT. FURN\nGas range. Reasonable rent. Very\ncloie In 441 Silica. Ph. 443-R.\n6VERAL HOUSES FOR RENT, 112\n\u2014$20 a month. C. W. Appleyard.\nPhone 18\u00bb.\t\nROOM FURNISHED SUITE FOR\nrent Ag>r*7 \u00ab14 Silica St,\nERRACE APTS Beautiful modern\nMgldalre'equipped su tes\nOR _SlT. SMALL HOUSE PART-\ntv furnished. Phone 130.\nURNISHBD APT. CLOSE IN 819\nJosephine, Ph. 600-L.\nARAGE FOR RE-NT, CEDAR ST,\nPhone 184-L.\n\u2022Jrhwn Dailij Netos\nTelephune  144\nTN11 Circulation: Phone 1325-1-\nClassifted Advertising Rales\nlie per line per Insertion\n44e per line per week (8 coniec.\nitlve Imertioni for cost of 41\n143 i line a month (26 times)\nMinimum 2 linea Der lniertion)\nBox number lie extra Thu\n\u2022oven any number of times\nPUBLIC   (LEGAL)   NOTICES,\nTENDERS, ETC.\n{le per line, first insertion lnd\n4c each subsequent insertion.\nALL ABOVE RATES LESS\n10% TOR PROMPT PAYMENT\nSPECIAL LOW RATES\n,. Ion commerciil 6 11 u 111 o n \u2022\nWanted for 25c for any required\nnumber   ot   linei   for   ilx   dayi\no..y_bl\u00ab.ln idvance.\nSUBSCRIPTION RATEo\nSingle  copy   .\nBy curler   ner week\nBv carrier per year\t\n|\u00bby malli\n\u25a0One   month    \t\n\u25a0 Three montha\t\n\u25a0Six   monthi     .......\nlOne ytar \t\nI    06\n.     26\n1300\n$    75\n200\n400\n.   8.00*\n\u25a0 Above  ratei apply  In Canadi.\n\u25a0 United SUtei md Unltid K ng-\nIdom lo subscribers living outline  regulir cirrler  ireas\nlEIiewhere ind to Canadi wnere\n\u25a0 month $1 50: three month* \u00ab.00:\n\u25a0extra  postage  ii required  onl\n\u25a0 alx monthi S8O0   onr veir 115\nLAWSON'S      SASH     FAifrOHY\nHardwood merchanl, 273 Baker St.\nSECOND  HAND STORES\n*1_~B____ aUd HcCHAWJI\nWhat have you? Ph. 534 Ark Store.\nPETS\nARDEE   KENNELS.   WALDHE1M\nSisk Specializing in Irish Setleri\nLIVE STOCK. POULTRY AND\n,   FARM SUPPLIES, ETC\nBABY CHICKS, NEW HAMPSHIRE\nand Rhode Island Red Approved\nand blood-teited Reidy to snip\nevery Tueidiy $12 per 100 John\nGoodman. Gilley Avenue Ha.eh-\nery. 1835 Gilley Avenue. New\nWestminster,  BC\nCARLOAD Ot W6W5 __S_\nwlll be at Nelson stock-yard Juni\n28th, Albert Wende. Ph. 481-L.\nTOR SALE: 1 BIG TBAH,\"]ilAire3,\n3300 lbs 7-yrs.-old. Well broken,\nsound. Abey'i Ranch, Mirror Like\nWANTED TO __i*. _AU (JJ\nhorses for haying July 15 to Aug.\n15. Apply Box 44, Nelion B.C.\nPROPERTY, HOUSES, FARMS\nWHY NOT RE-FINANCE YOUR\nmor gage it 6% We hive funds\nivailable Monthly reduction plan\nAPPLEYARD\nFOR SALE: 7 ROOM MODERN\nhouie. About three icrei. Cherries\nand Applei. Three mllei from\nKaslo.'Box 4143 Daily Newi.\nFOR FARMS  ANir^ANCins;\nLarge   or   small   iee   Robertson\nRealty. 532 Ward St. Nelion\nBUY LAND IN SALMO: 5 ACRES\ncultlva ed 15 pasture, build,nga\nBox 3893 Daily Newi.\nT  A   WHITFIELD REAL ESTATI\nind Insurance  417 l!a.'t St   Nelson\nBftFohd buvroa vow. homt\nSee C   W   Anoleyard It Lo\n*****\nPERSONAL\nWHEN IN VANCOUVER 8TOP A'l\nAimer   Hotel   Opp   C.PJ.   Depot\nJTBirnJOTB motM-'aNU\nuied goodi of all kinds iee CHESS\nSECOND   HAND   STORE.\nLOST ANO POUND\nLOST: SOME TIME AGO. DARK\nblue plaid lilk umbrella with amber handle. Phone 858-R.\nIF YOU WANT; PRIWftNG OF ANT.\n(inscription wrlta to Dally Newi\nCommercial Printing Dept, Nelson, B.C.\nPFR5TO\n25,\n25* THE PHOTO MILL\nPO Box 935. Vancouver\nRolli developed and printed 2Se\n12 reprints 5x7 enlargement 35c\n25c rs rro~25c\nPO Box 434, Vaneouver\nAny B-exp roll developed and print.\ned 25c Reprtnta 3c Free 5x7 coupon\nL&ntiLv mix- imwam\nconfidential matrimonial ciuo,\nMany Memben with meani. Particular! and descriptions 10c Ladlei tree  Box 121  Regina\t\nf_r_-vrs '6_.- mt nr\u00ab\nfor World'i Funnleit Joke Novelty\nand catalog of feminine hygeine\n' producu. druggists sundries, books\non all iub]ects, rqedlcal preparation! etc Weatern Dstrlbuton,\nBox 24FNC, Reglna, Saik\nFILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINT-\n' ed (6 or 8 exposure roll) 23c Reprint! Jc each. For your vacation\nsnapshots, choose Krystal Finiih\nGuaranteed non-fade prints\nKryjtil Photoi. Wilkie. Saikatcne.\nwan Established over 80 yeara\nFOUND: PUKPLE LADIES BATH-\nir_g auit on Stanley St. Ph, 314,-R,\nFARM, GARDEN & NURSERY\nREX WHEAT CERM OIL\nVitamin \"I\" for your poultry\nand itock. Promote! better reproduction, faiter growth, greater llvaUllity, mora economical\nfeeding.\n40 oa, fin ....\u201e  $8.00\nNELSON FARMERS' SUPPLY\nLTD.\n524 Railway St Phone 174\nVANCOUVER   STOCKS\nKODAK FANS-ROLLS DEVEL-\noped and printed 25c Reprlnti 3c\neach 78 for $2.00 Send names and\naddresses of 3 trends who tike\npicturei ind we wlll Include 3\nextn prlnta Promp etf.cient ier-1\nvice. \"Fotoi\" c-o Postmaster. Brii-\nlant B.C.\n ms\t\nBuy  your  Fur  Coat  Now\u2014Piy.\nall   Summer-Free   storage\u2014\nAttractive  Prices\nExpert -testyW - Repairing\n\u2014Low Ratei\u2014\nSAFE POLAR STORAGE\nPolar Fun Ltd. - Vancouver, BC.\nPETS, CANARIES, BEES, ETC.\nSPRINGER-SPANIEL PUPPIES\nField trial champion stock. In both\ncolon. Great workeri. Apply J.\nA. Rowlands, Silverton\nFOR SALE: ST. BERNARD. MALE\ndog, over year old. $25. Nellie\nSternberg, Mirror Lake.    \t\nAUTOMOTIVE\nMOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES\n\u2014Genuine International Parts\u2014\nAlso ipecial logg!it| truck brake\nfluid and  brake I.nlng\nCENTRAL TRUCK le EQUIP   CO\n702 Front St.      -       Nelson, BL\nGENUINE FORD-A CROWN GEAR\nand Pinion, King P.m and Bushing!, Rear-end Bearings. Kootenay Motori (Nelion) Ltd.\nWISH TO TRADE '30 FORD UGHT\ndelivery for IVi ton truck. Nelion Auto Wrecking Si Girage\nPh. _.\nFOR SALE! HEAVY-DUTY TRAIL,\ner. steel frame, ipring hitch, two\nnew tirei, 5.00 x 21, $30. Phone\n678-R1.\nFOR SALS: INDIAN MOTORCY-\ncle, with lide car. New tlrei. M\nOuchoff, Slocin Park.\nWANTED: LATE MODEL SEDAN\nor coach, for cajh. S. HiU, Sheep\nCreek, B C.\t\nWaj*T*-J_:   MAN'S  BlCYCtfc  .\ngood  condition.  Phone 570-L\nFOR SALE,' MISCELLANEOUS\n12 NEATLY BUILT \u00a5oOTH6,\nluitable for cafe or bar. 4 Poker\ncard tables. Booths and tablei\ncm be purchased for price of lumber only. Ap. White Spot, Fernie.\nPip* '- NTTiSCB '.'\"\u25a0HSSn ,-\ncial low pricei Active Tridng Co,\n916  Powell  St.  Vincouver   BC\nIV,   AC.   RED  TOP  CLOVER,  13\nstanding   Phone 388X2.\nIUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES\nWELL EQUIPPED AND MODERN\nbeauty parlor, exceptionally good\nsock and builnei'. Apply Beauty\nBox, Vernon, B.C.\nCryptoquotes\nRIT FTOKFL TW THT LMRQ XC RIT\nBTOTF RT WMDWXDO KHTRITF-\nT D O Y R\nTaaterday'i Cryptoquote I WE MUST NEVER ASSUME THAT\nWHICH IS INCAPABLE OF PROOF-LEWES\nCryptoquotei in quotitlom ot fimoui penor.i written cipher\nter hai replaced the original letter  For Initanre,\n|A lubititute charac\nIan \"R\" may lubstitute (or thi origin..\nI cryptoquote. or a \"BB\" may replica an \"LL\nllow through to the lolution\nthroughout the entire\nFind thi key ind \/ol\nNEW AND USED BAWEBIB\"\nNelion Auto Wrecking It Girage\nW. 2-fON TSTOR3 PoOXCS.\nShorty'i Repair Shop.\nFOR   SALE:   CAR.  JU9t  OVH.-\nhaulcd. New tirei. Ph. 838-R.\nRADIATORS   AND   BALL* BEAR-\nIngi  City Auto Wricaeri\nMACHINERY\nMACHINERY FOR SALE: ONE 80\nhp. locomotive boiler with 35 ft.\n\u25a0tack, 134 lbi. WP; one 80x16\nreturn tubulir boiler with Dutch\noven letting!, no itaek, IX ltu.\n' W P.; om 13x18 self contained\n\u25a0team engine; 1 set of live rolls;\nI heavy log haul chain w:th sprocket ind drum; 4 conveyor chum,\nvir oui sizes; 1 model 94 6x0 Ber-\nln plilnir top cylinder, fl knife;\n1 cabl* log haul. For tull particular. apn1) Thoi. Allm It Sons,\nPinon. B.C.\nMINES\nBiyonne   .._...\nBralorna    -..\u201e.,.\nCariboo Gold\t\nGolconda\t\nOold Belt  ,\t\nHedley Maicot \t\nIsland Mountain\t\nPend Oreille \t\nPioneer Gold _\nPremier Gold ...-'....\nPrivateer      \t\nReno Gold  ...\nSheep Creek \t\nWhitewater   \t\nYmir Yankee Girl\nOILS\nAnglo Canadian \t\nBrown Corp\t\nCalg. ft Edmonton\nCommoil\t\nCommonwealth\t\nFoothill!  \t\nHome ..., \u201e\t\nModel    _\t\nOkilta Com. \t\nPacific Pete   _\nRoyilite  \t\nSouthwest Pete\t\nUnited\t\nVanalta\t\nINDUSTRIALS\nCoast Breweries ....\nUnited  Diitill\t\nBid\n.   M*i.\n'.'lit\n.   MVi\n.   .144\n,   .40\n.24\n. 146\n. 2.00\n.   .90\n,   31\n,   MVt\n.   .95\n. cavs\n.   .06\nAik\n.08\n985\n1.26\nSSiVs\n1.75\n2.10\n.95\n.371.\n.03 ifi\n.96\n.02-.\nIn This Area\n.87        .70\n.   .1-     .11\n1.57      1.60\nOfficial mnriie for tha \"Slocan\nCentre,\"\u2014which, for Civilian Protection purposea embraces Caitlegar,\nEnt Robion, .Fruitvale, Grand\nForki, Greenwood. Longbeach Area,\nNelion, New Denver, Roisland. and\nTrail\u2014will vary ln July from 4:44\nam. War Time on July 1, to 5,16\nn.m on July 31. Suniet will vary In\nihe reverie direction from 0:09 p.m\nJuly 1 to 8:S6 pm. July Jl.\nThat* tlmea, which haye a bearing on bonflrei and other outdoor\nlighti\u2014which muat not exist earlier\nthan halt an hour before official\nsunrise and half an hour after official sunset\u2014are as follows:\nJuly A.M. P.M.\nI 4:44 ,9:03\n1 4:45 _ 9:02\n3  -_... 4:45 9:02\n4 4:48 .9:02\n6 4:47 9:01\n6   4:45  8:01\n7 4:48 9:00\n8   4:48 9:00\n1 ...\u201e _\u201e 4:50 8:59\n10 _, 4:61  8:59\nU ...T 4:52.... 8:58\n12    4:53 8:67\n13   4:54  8:56\n14 _ 4:56 8:56\n15  4:56 -. 8:55\n16  _ -.4:57 8;54\n17 4:58 8:53\n18 4:59  8:82\n10  500  B:51\n20  5:02 8:50\n21 i. 5:03  8;49\n22  ....:..6:04 8:48\n23  .'.  5:05 B:4tf\n24   5:07 8:46\n25 ....5:08 8:44\n28 6:09 8:43\n27 ...   5:10. 8:41\n28  5:12 8:40\nM 5:13 8:39\n80 5:15 8:37\n31 5:16 8:36\n.17\n.23\n. 1.40\n3.30\n,23\n.20\n..27\n345\n.27\n.70\n.41\n., .40\n..24 00\n\u201e .28\n..   -Vt     .08\n..   .07H     MVt\n.35\n1.35      1.40\n-      2.50\nThe bodies of fish are covered\nwith a mucus-like substance which\nlubricates and facilitates swimming.\nGreeks Put Vital\nRail Line\nOut of Commission\n\u25a0 LONDON, June 28 (CP). \u2014 The\nB.B.C. reported today that Oreek\nguerillas had routed Italian troops\nwith heavy caiualtle! ip sharp fighting gouthweat qf Trlkkill In Northern Thessaly and had blocked the\nvitally Important Salonika-Athens\nrailway.\nThe broadcait said the guerillas\nhad wrecked leveral Important\nbridgei on the riilroid ind thit it\nwould probably be unuieable for \u2022\nconsiderable time.\n-fkvihL JhweLL . . .\nLONDON, June 28 CkV) - The\nStock Market was generally firm\ntoday with Kaffirs, Home Rails and\nheavy industry iharei accorded fair\nsupport. Diamond iuuei were lr*\nregulir on profit lellng. Rubber\nand tea shares closed fractionally\nhigher.\nNEW YORK - Stocks generally\nkent trend sights.pointed upward in\ntoday's market. Although recovery\nmarkmanship wavered \u25a0 bit here\n\u25a0nd there n the proceedingi drew\nto a close.\nTransfers for the full itretch were\naround 1.000,000 .-hires.\nReinvestment demand, mild inflationary psychology, persistently\ncheering war develODmenti md I\nmore hopeful attitude toward the\ndomestic, economic and political\npictures receive, the main credit\nfor the better action of the list.\nTORONTO \u2014 Trading moved in\nconsiderable volume and at firm tn\nstrontr pricei. Both mining groups\nind Western Oilj were higher while\nthe Industrial! posted a minor mir.\ngin of loises over .gains. Volume\nexoanded to iround 446,000 ihires.\nHigher pricei for Hudson Biy,\nNorinds, Mining Corporation. Sudbury Bisln. Venturei and Chromium. Smelters ind International\nNickel weakened small fractloni\nand Coait Coppir wu down 6 to\n1.35.\nMONTREAL \u2014 Gain! and losiei.\nwere evenly distributed among the\nleaders who were boarded In transfers up to the fifth hou: today.\nVANCOUVBR - Mines ind Oili\nshowed ilight gaini.\nWUTNTPIO - Wheat futures recovered Saturday's declinei today\nand it the close of an active session\nvalues were m-K cents s bushel\nhUher.   July finished it -Jl 01.\nThree or four cargoes, totalling\napproximately 1.2O0.00C busheli of\nhi\u00bbh grade Canadian wheit, were\ntaken by a neutral country.\nSales In the cash wheat market\nwai confined to No. 2 Northern with\n500.000 buiheli taken by ihlppen\nand mill. A good denand existed\nfor other grades but* lack of sun\nplies hampered trms.ctioni. No\ntrade was reported ln cash coarse\ngrain.\nRye future! for all three months\nreached new seasonal highs. July\ntouched 90H cents a bu-hel, OctO'\nber \u00bb2H and December 92H.\nCHICAGO \u2014 Rye surged upward\n'o new seasonal peaki today, gain\nIng more than a cent it tlmis, Oati\nwere itrong but wheat weakened as\nbuying demand slackened became\nopen market pricei hid gone ibove\nthe loan level In mms Southwest\nern terminals. Hedglrg was noted\nIn the wheat pit.\nDOW JONES AVFRACES\n10 Industrials\n20 rails\n15 utllitiei\nHigh Low Close Chinge\n14.170 142 44 141.00 up     .12\n3841 \u25a0_<*. 3(12.1 up     .27\n21.23 2080 21 17 up     .50\nWANTED MISCELLANEOUS\nSHIP US YOUR SCRAP METALS\nor Iron. Any quintlty. Top prcei\npud. Active Triding Company,\n018 Powell St, Vancouver, B  C\nWantB) FOR cXSHTiwmi. \"OR\n42 car. Studebaker Champion preferred State price ind pirtlculin\n_Box 413L Duly Newi.\nWANM):\"\"!- AKY \"W A I-KJCaL?0'\nFrigdilre. Phone 2J4 or write\nBox 360    \t\nW ANTE bit I f-lW-TS A DMXiW-\ndlo   B. Stevens, Int. Truck Linei\nToronto Stock Quotations\nMINES\nAnglo-Huronim   \t\n  4 40\nBeittie Gold Mlnei \t\n....... 1.18\nB:dgood Kirkland \t\n St\nBuffalo Ankerite  \t\n  2 28\nCutle-Trethewey\t\nCentnl' Pitrlcii     \t\n 75\n    1 11\n   2 40\nConiaurum Minei \t\n..... 1.00\nConsolidated M. _k S  ...\n....,44.00\nDome Minn  \t\n..._ 37\nEast Malirtlc  ......\n....   115\nEldondo  Gold\t\n.._...   .86\nFilconbrldgi Nickel ...\n 4 60\nHird Rock Gold ,   ..   ..\n 48\nHollinger \t\n 10.J8\nHudion Bav HI!\t\n....    10 00\nKerr-Addison    \t\n...,.8 48\nLake Shore Minei\t\n 15.00\nLamiqtw  Contact  \t\n.   .. 480\nLittle Long I.ac  _\t\nMicLeod Coekihutt   ...\n 71\n  1.80\nTHAT MMFS 0-_e<__-\nDQC,' iH. TIPPEC- SO**.*-\nOFF TO OUR HiCfcWMV.eSE t\nX# _r-\nMadsen Red Lake \t\nMilartic Gold       \t\nM_Intyre-P_rcup:ne ....\nMcKeniie Rid Like ....\nMining Corporation  ...\nNipil.ing Mining  \t\nNoranda  \t\nNormetll     \t\nPamour Porcupine   \t\nPerron Gold \t\nPickle Crow Oold .....\nPreston East Dome \t\nSan Antonio Gnld \t\nSherrltt Gordon   \t\nSudbury  Birln\t\nSullivan  Com   \t\nSylvinite   '\t\nTeek-Huihe.. Oold \t\nTnburn Gold Mlnea \t\nVenturis   .  _\nWaite Amulet\nWright  Harrrievai\nOILS\nBritiah   American   \t\nImperial \t\nInler Petroleum \t\niNourrniALs\nAbitibi Power A\t\nBell Telephone    \t\nBru.  Tract   ...  _\nBrewen ,<_ DUtlllen ..\n> C  Power \"A\" \t\nCan.  Mailing   .. .  ....\nCm. Piclfle Rly.  .    .\nCan. Ind. Aleohel \"A\"\nDominion Bridge\nDietllen Ingrami\nFord if Canada \"A\" ..\nGoodyeir Tire     \t\nHimllton   Bridge\t\nImperial Tobacro \t\nMontreal  Power _\nNit, Sleel Cir   \t\nSteel of Cm. ._ \t\n1 10\n.   1.85\n52 50\n...    .87\n. lflB\n1 .0\n.. 85.00\n. M\n.. .88\n..    74 H\n182\n... 2.17\n... 2 9fl\n..   ..IV,\nion\n.. 88\n.. 180\n.. 2 90\n. 70\n. 5 99\n.. 4 80\n.. 1.40\nan wi\n14 50\nmoo\n.. 158\n... 160\n.   rm\n..     6H\n...   MM\n>m\n.   im\n6\nmu,\nnn\n.   m\n.   i.\n- n\n28\n... 80\n...88\nGIRAUD PUNS TO\nVISIT U.S.\nWASHINOTON, June 28 (AP).-\nGen. Henri Giraud plana to come to\nWaihington on an official vialt, ln\nresponse to a formal Invitation from\nPresident Roosevelt.\nThe White Houie iald In a ititement today that the Preildent,\nthrough Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower\nat Allied headquarten in Algiers,\nsent the Invitation May 27.\nThe General accepted the next\nday.\n25 Music Pupils\nSuccessful\nin Examinations\nTwenty-live Nelion candldatei\nwere luccessful In practical examination! conducted here recently by\nthe Toronto Conservatory of Muilc\n\u201423 ln piano, one In violin, and one\nIn ilnglng. |\nThree piano itudenti received tint\ndais honon, 13 honon, and ieven a\npais.\nThe successful candidate! In order\not merit were:   ,\nPIANO\nGrade VIII: Honor!\u2014(Margaret E.\nGrimes; Beverley J. J. McCcuhim.\nGrade VII: Pass\u2014Elinor McLaren;\nMary L. Davis, Louise Santor, Peggy Smith (equal).\nGrade VI: Honor*\u2014'Vyonne Armstrong; pass\u2014'Evelyn Houde.\nGrade V: Honors\u2014Joe Hlelsiher;\nRobert Kopeckl, Anne L. Woodall\n(equal).\nOrade IV: Firat Claas Honore\u2014\nFlora Johnson. ^\nGrade HI: Honon\u2014Marie Duck;\nEnid Prime; Katherine McLean;\npass-Betty A. Wassick; Dorothy E.\nWaulck.\nGridi II: Honon\u2014Joieph Carney; Marie Doyle.\nGrade I: Fint Claai Honon\u2014Ron\nBurnhim; Flon DeGirolamo; Hon'\nora \u2014 Alfred Anderson; Pauletti\nD*vli.\nSINGING\nHonon\u2014Guilford Brett:\nVIOLIN\nGrade II: Pan\u2014Cecelia A. Con<\nRossland Red\nCross Asks lor\nMore Workers\nROSSLAND, B.C., June 8--8lxty-\nfive workers attended the Work\nRcorru at the Red C^oii Headquarters the past week. Donation, included 2 loti of tin foil, one from\nMirs Lillian Johnaon'i clasa, Mac-\nLean School, the other from the\nschool; and IS front St. jJaryVCIr-\ncle, Sacred Heart Church.\nThe Fourth Avenue Circle of St.\nAndrew'i United Church ierved tea\nTueiday afternoon to the 16 workers; the Mirtha and Oovirnment\nSquare Circles, alio ot St. Andrew'!\nUnited, lerved Wedneaday afternoon when 23 worken ittended ind\nthe Parent-Teacher Auoclation lerv-\nFriday atterr.oon to the 26 worken.\nAn appeal is being made fot more\nwomen to of tec-their lervices, quantities of hoepital luppliei muit be\nmade up in addition to the regular\nsewing and knitting.\nThe rooms are open Tunaday,\nWednesday, and Friday afternoon!,\nNILSON DAILY NIWS, TUESDAY, JUNI 29, 1943 \u2014 9\nMajor League Leaders\nBy The Asiocleled Preie\nNATIONAL\nBatting - Dahlgren, Philadelphia\n.361.\nRuna -r Vaughan, Brooklyn 53.\nHlti \u2014 Vaughan, Brooklyn 81\nDoublee\u2014Herman, Brooklyn 20.\nTrlplee\u2014Muilal, St, Louie 10.\nStolen baaea \u2014 Vaughan, Brooklyn 8\nPitching - Krlat, St. Louli 6-1.\nAMERICAN\nBatting \u2014 Hockett, Cleveland, and\nStephen!, St. Louii .342.\nRum - White, Philadelphia 39.\nHita-Wakefield, Detroit 77\nDoubles\u2014Laabs,   St,   Louii   and\nKeltner, Cleveland 16.\nTriple! \u2014 Lindell, New Vork and\nJohnion,, Washington 8.\nStolen basea \u2014 Case, Washington\n20.\nPitching \u2014 Candinl, Waihington\n7-0.\nPirates Bailer\n(incilo\nTighten Position\nPITTSBURGH, June 28 (AP)-\nPittsburgh Piratei batted out a 7-1\nvictory tonight over Cincinnati giving Rip Sewell hla 10th victory of\nthe seaion agalnat two defeats and\nbooitijig their hold on third place\nover the Reds to H4 games in the\nonly scheduled Major League game.\nCincinnati    1  7   1\nPitUburgh    7   8   0\nWalters, Shoun (2) and Mueller,\nLakemm; Sewell end Lopez.\nBombers Edge\nOut Reps 15-13\nA patched-up Big]. School Bomber fastball lineup just managed to\nsqueeze out a 18-18 win over {he\nNelson Ladiea Rep team here Sundiy. The Hepa were weak for the\ntirst two Innlngi awaiting playeri.\nAs In the previoui gimei with\nthe men's teami the ladies awitched\nbatteries. In the next game\n\u25a0 the ladiea will likely use a male\nchucker only against the men.\nLineupi were:\nBombers\u2014Ttobo, Procter, Hall,\nMacDonald, Boomer, Joe Ward, Don\nBuchanan, Stout, Wrinrauch, and\nRon Wird.\nHeps\u2014Gillet, Stangherlin, Moran,\nWallace, Arlt, Coletti, Waulck, Oordon Buchanan, 6t. Germain, and\nMonaghan.\nUmpires\u2014Stan Lyon and Ryans\nBALL STANDINGS\nAll-Stars Named\nlor July 1;\nKinsmen Deleated\nPreparing fare for the faitball\nfani on Nelson'i Dominion Day, a\npicked lineup will practice at th*\nRecreation Grounds Wednesday evening, candidates for an All-Star\nteam to face' the visiting Slocan\nSluggen. Tha workout li billed for\n9.30.\nThoie called for a ipot on the All-\nStars  are Jesse  Seaby, Khadikin,\nRoss, Fred Brown, Masalotf, Culley,'\nHUl, McDonald, Berestord, Arcure,\nA. Brown, Norrli, Wassick, Hainei,\nand P. Kuntz.\nKIN OUTPLAYEO\nMonday evening a Kinsman nln*,\npreparing for lti itruggle agalnit an\nOldtlmen lineup also on the July 1\ncard, met the Men'a Fastball League\nthird-place Spitfires and went down\nto defeat. Though bolstered by a\ncouple of League playeri, ipotted\nfive runs, and given advantagei in\nbatting ,the Men of Kin wer*\ntrounced 23-16.\nThe Kinsmen who turned out for\npractice were J. Towler, A. Hardy,\nFinlayson, H. Grummet, G. Perkins,\nTheir recruits included C. Ball and\nB. Brown.\nArrest German Born\non Charge of\nGiving Information\nWASHINGTON, June 28 (AP).-\nThe Justice Department announced\ntoday the irrest of Ernest Frederick\nLehmitz In New Vork City on\ncharges of gathering eiplonage Information for Germany.\nJ. Edgar Hoovar, Director ef the\nFederal Bureau of Inveitigitlon,'\nsaid Lehmitz had written letten to\nthe German Intelligence in Europe\ncontaining Information on ihlpping\nconditioni In New York harber and\ndescribing troop and convoy movements.\nIf convicted, Lehmitz would be\nsubject to the death penalty or 30\nyears in priion.\nHoovir uid the mm, \u25a0 United\nStitei citizen, waj born in 1688 at\nHtmburg, Germany.\nTHIEVIS CLEAN LIQUOR\nSTORE SHELVES\nPORT COQUm_\\M, B. C, June\n.\u00ab tCPI-Thlevei broke into the\nliquor itore here early todiy and\ncleaned all liquor off the ilialves.\nMONTREAL     STOCKS\nINDUSTRIALS\nAssoc Brew of Can . .\nCanadian Bronie .. \"...\nCan Steamihlp Pfd .\nCon Mln It Smelting ....\nDom Steel tk Coal B .\nGat;neau Power Pfd ...\nMcColl Frontenac   \t\nNitional Brew Ltd.\t\nQuebec   Power      ..   .\nBANKS\nBink of Commerce ....\nDominion Bank\t\nImperial Bank     \t\nHank of Montreil ..__.\nNova Scotli \t\nRoyil Bank \t\nBmk of To.onto      . .'\n. 18H\n. 32'i\n.   II\ntl\n.    \u00bbH\n83\n8\nM\n1.18\n180\n178\nUS'.\n281\n14014\n280\nNEW   YORK  STOCKS\nAm Smelt It Re\t\nAmerican Tobicco   ..\nAnacondi   ,\nBeth Still\t\nCanadian   Pacific\nKaitman Kodak \t\nOen  Electric  .\nOen Motori        .  .\nHowe Sound\nInternational Nickel\nKenn Copper\nStan OI of N J\nUnion Piclflc\nU S Steel\t\nII\n80 V,\n28U\n84K\n\u00abH\nIM\n\u00bb_\nKV,\ni.\nav,\n\u25a0\u25a0**.\u25a0.\nBTH\np. >_\n64 V,\nINTIRNATIONAL\nToronto   \t\nNewirk ... \t\nMontreal '  \t\nBaltimore \t\nSyracUM  \t\nRocheiter   \t\nBuffalo   _.\nJersey City  _\t\n.we\n28   .558\n30   .538\n.W\n41\n35\nM\n30   28   .508\nSI   &   JOO\n30   83   Alt\n20\n24\n.488\nJ84\nAMEN. ASSOCIATION\nIndianapolii    _...._. II\nMilwaukee   _   82\nMinneapolii      28\nColumbui    27\nToledo     . 28\nSt. Piul   M\nKama. City  21\nLouisville .    _ Ji\nCOAST LIAQUI\nLos Angelei  53\nSan Franciico  40\nPortland      1 M\nSan  Diego      18\nOaklind      SI\nHollywood  J2\nSeattle      __... jo\nSaeramanto   _ .._  18\n17 .848\n33 .593\nn sat\n27 mo\n28 .481\n10 .473\n29 .420\n33 JOO\n18 .748\n30 .371\n38 _507\nS7 .488\n38 .488\n40 .444\n40 .4-11\n44 .343\nVancouver Fighter\nSteoli Show\nin Overseas Bout\nLONDON. June 28 (CP)-A fighting Canadian aoldier, In 1 London\nring for the tint time, stole the\n*o\\v it the Queeniberry Club ind\nIncidentally pocketed \u25a0 $65 ilde-\nbet.\nAvenging a previoui defeit up\nNorth, Cpl Gordie Woodhouie of\nVincouver fought like 1 Tro]in In\nthe cloilng roundi to giln the nod\nover Hirry Davii. London welterweight. Most exciting fight of a top-\nnotch card, It kept a picked home\nIn 1 welter of excitement through-\ncut the eight roundi.\nThe ilde-*et wai lild after Gor.\ndie ind Harry were re-matched.\nSeek Tox Exemption\nfor Pensioners\nVANCOUVER, June 28 \u00ab_P) -\nfn an effort to make firm eirningi\nof old age pensioners free trom de<\nduction. Agriculture Minliter Mar\nDonald li meeting with Provincial\nSecretary Georg* S. Pearson In Vic<\ntnrla thli w\u00bbelt.\n\"We're hoping to plici old ige\nperulonen In the aame poiition ai\nthole receiving dependentl' illow-\nancei,\" Wllllim MacOllllvny. Director of the -_m\u00abrtency Farm Labor\nService, aaid todey.\nAt pruent, old age pensioner! ite\nillowed to earn up to 1128 a yeir\nwithout deduction from their peniioni.\nVolunteer field flghten whoie\ncaitiil aiming! de not exceed 1880\n1 year are alao exempt from Income\ntax, Mr. MacOllllvny aald.\nDuring the  great  earthquake of\n1811  the Mlaslailppl R.ver tempor-\n\u00bbe*rily flowed North.\nWhirlaway lo\nRace No More\nCHICAGO, June 28 (API-Whirl-\naway will race, no more.\nThe long-tailed bay who woa\n$561,181.50 in four yean of brilliant\nracing was retired today and wtU\nspend the rest of hii daya in Xen-\ntucky'a green pasture!.\nWarren Wright of th* Caluritai\nStable, owner of the great thoroughbred, iald the decliion to retlr*\nWhirlaway came after hli disappointing ihowlng ln the Equlposa\nMile Saturday at Washington Park.\nwhere he finished fifth,\n'He pulled up noticeably gore*\nTrainer Ben Jonei added. \"He didn't\nrespond to treatment. I called Mr.\nWright thii moming and after 1\nconlerence he agreed with m\u00bb that\ntho only logloel courte waa retirement.\n\"Aftei all, it would be little ahort\not unhumane to continue training\nauoh a great hone and run th*\nchance of permanently maiming\nhim.\n\"We plan to ihip him to Calumet\nfarm within the next several dayi,\nand there he'U enter into the well-\nearned life of Riley, Next Spring\nhe'll Join his illustrious daddy, Blenheim n, ln etud.\"\nBaseball Scores\nINTIRNATIONAL\nNewark 1, Rocheatar 1\nJersey City 3, Buffalo 1\nASSOCIATION\nMilwaukee 5, Minneapolii 4\nIndleoipolis 8, Toledo 1\nKanaai City 8, St. Paul 3\nCRANBROOK BOYS\nWIN SOFTBALL\nFROM MISSION\nCRANBROOK, B. C, June 28 \u2014\nCranWook Boyi Softbill teem over,\ncame a third Inning three-run lead\nto get their itride and defeit the\nMixtion Indlani 12-9 it the Mluion\nSunday afternoon. The Mission ran\nup one in the fint, two in the iecond, four in the seventh and two\nin the final Including N:c% rrancli'\nhomer which brought C. Joieph\nhome.\nCranbrook hil 16 hit* Including\nhomen by Allio Hughei and Scot-\ntie Malcolm. Malcolm'i fourth inning circuit clout brought three men\nln to tie the score In the fourth. P.\nAbel'i pitching, alternating fire\nwith a slow ball, confused Cranbrook baten. He had three itrtke-\nouta. Alec Yjidemuk pitched for\nCranbrook. Ed Eberlein wu Umpire.\nPatty Berg Comet\nBock to Win\nMedalist Honors\nCHICAGO, June 28 (AP)-It took\nPatty Berg three attempt! to tee up\nher ball on the tint hole today-\nShe was Just that ahiky\u2014_l her\ndrive icrcamed 220 yirdi down the\nfa.rway,\nThe Mlnneipolii redheid, who\nhad to leirn to walk again, let alone\nplay golf, dropped a 15-foot putt for\na birdie nn tint fint holt and confidently continued from there to\npost an even par 11 and win medal-\niit honon of the Women'i Weitern\nOpen.\nIn 1041 she captured medel honon anrl went on to win the open\nchampionship. That December he?\nknee wai mashed In in auto accident. After 18 months ihe hu com*\nb,irk. and her return nvmentj on*\nof aport'i greateit uphill struggle!\nagn'nst  a  handicap.\nOnly two othen In 'he qualifying\nfield nf ill bettered 80-21-yi\u00abr-old\nAnn Casey of Maron City, Iowa,\nwith a pair of itfl's and Ifi-vear-nld\nCatherine Fn of Glen Ridge, NJ,\nwith 33-40.\nCI,FrVP*I.AND. Junt 28 (API-\nCleveland Indlani brought their\nroat\u00bbr to the 23-player Umt today\nby lign ng Frank Doljack, 31-year-\nold ou'f.elder who remained out of\nban ball last year af er a pr-feiainn-\nal career In whirh he played with\nDetroit Tigen, Milwaukee, Stcrl-\nnvnto, San  Franr seo, Indianapol 1\n\u25a0 111. miu,    *rtt 11     1  inin\nI and Albany   NY,\n________________\n\u25a0___\u25a0_\u25a0\n \t\nHWWWPT\"\nmmmm**\n10 - NELSON DAILY NIWS, TUISDAY, ]UNE 29, 1943\nI*\nSEVEN GIRLS WD ONE LONELY BOY!\n\\9_\u20ac9_%*t WW 9#_99*_nFV flnf Wf'lV \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\ncap mtmJitin! Into tli* ynt't \\-tffim^\nSWEETHEA1\nKATHRYN  \"\"\" VAN\nGRAYSON-HEFU\n&5fc\nLAST TIMES TONIGHT\nShowi at 7:00-8:37\n'#   i\n\"HIGH\nEXPLOSIVE\"\nCIVIC\n$60 FOR BANK NICHT\n'MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS'\u2014'MARGIN FOR ERROR-\nTHURSDAY AT 2 P.M.\nCIVIC\nMake 16 Attacks\non Kiska\nIn Three Days\nWASHINGTON, June 28 (AP)-\nAmerican bomberi, blasting Kiska\nln ieven raida, staTted large firei\nin the Japanese camp area and damaged anti-aircraft emplacement! at\nthat Aleutian Islands enemy outpost, the Navy Department reported\ntoday.\nThe attacki, by heavy and medium bombers, escorted by swift\nfighting planes, came in a lettering\naeriei on Saturday, and brought to\n18 the number of times Kiska had\nbeen itruck in three days.\nThe Navy also reported six South\nPacific air attacks, with damaging\nhits at Japanese bases at Kahili, Re-\nkata Bay, Munda, Vila and Ballale\nin the Solomon Islands.\nMoat \"panama\"  hais come from\nEcuador and Colombia,\nOFFICE WORKERS ...\nHAVE LUNCH\nat the\n\u2666Melon Dew4\nJ. A. C Laughton\nOptometrist\nSuite 205\nMedical Art! Building\nHave you prapind yoar\nWinter Clothu igilnit Mothi!\nLARVEX,   EXPELLO\nCEDAR FLAKES\nNAPTHAUNI -\nMann, Rutherford\ndrug co. :\nltl Students Promoted at Nelson\nHigh School; 18 Complete\nHigh School Graduation\n51 Aussie Airmen\nlo Arrive\nHere July\nFifty-one Auitrallan airmen from\nNo. 7 S.F.T.S. at Macleod are icheduled to arrive in Nelion thii Thursday for a leave which will laat from\nThursday morning until Saturday\nnight. They will board the 1:30 train\nSunday morning for Macleod.\nMrs. George Lambert, Secretary\nof the Citizen's Committee, said that\nthe boys are bringing along food rations for the visit. They are not\neligible for ration coupona since\ntheir stay is under five dayi, the\nminimum for temporary ration\nbooks.\n\"The Citizen's Committee will appreciate billet! as icon as possible,*'\nMrs. Lamebrt said.\nTwo airmen from Medicine Hat\nare already visiting here. They are\nAircraftmen Howard Bagnell of\nBirmingham, and Charles Peel of\nLondon, both guesta of Mr. and Mrs.\nKenneth Attree at Queen's Bay.\nThey arrived Friday from No. 37\nS.F.T.S. Another airman arrives today from No. 37 and is to be. a gues,'\nat a Kailo home. He la Cpl. Tickner\nof Eastbourne.\nOptical Firms\nNow Produce\nforWar Effort\nHow large optical companlei have\nturned production over to aiding the\nwar effort waa shown in an interesting film at the Rotary luncheon\nMonday.\nh. G. Peerless, who haa Just relumed from visiting several optical\nfactoriei in Eastern Canada, contributed the use of the film to the\nClub, and Floyd L Irwin, Principal\nof Nelson Junior High School operated the projector.\nThe voice of Lowell Thomas,\nmovie commentator.and writer, was\nheard descfibing the manufacturing\nof hundreds of valuable parts of a\nserviceman's equipment tynicn are\nmade from optical glau.\nAn Interesting feature was the\ndiagram showing the human eye, h\nwhic-^the commentator stresied the\nImportance of the eye and the advanced acientific methodi now employed for the protection of light.\nPresident K. C. McCannel wai In\nthe chair.\n(oast Committee\nTakes Steps\non Steel Question\nVANCOUVER, June 28 (CP.) -\nVancouver'! leml-publlc Civic Committee, which Jor the pait year has\nbeen conducting a pressure campaign to foiter the eitabliihment of\na iteel Industry In British Columbia,\ntoday took the following steps:\n1. Refuied to accept the labor\nihortage ai a valid reason for not\nproceeding with the project at the\npresent time.\n2. Set up a three-man committee\nto Interview Premier John Hart\nwith the hope that \"the Premier\nmay be drawn in ai an ally.\"\n3. Empowered the same three-man\ncommittee to contact R. D. Mayhew,\nM.P., Victoria, so that Mr. Mayhew\nmay report on a recent talk with\nMunitions Minister Howe at which\nthe establishment of a B. C. steel\nIndustry was discussed.\n4. Accepted the principle that the\nlocation of a steel mill in British\nColumbia must' be decided by the\nmen who furnish th capital for lti\nerection.\n5. Received an \"off-the-record\" report from Hugh Dalton, Secretary\nof the B. C. Branch of the Canadian\nManufacturer! Auociation, regarding plana for securing 50 per cent\nlocal capital for the project. The\ncommittee la proceeding on the assumption that, If local interests are\nprepared to put up 50 per cent of the\ncaptal, the Government Is prepared\nto put up the other half and to facilitate necessary priorltlei. This\nassumption is based upon a letter\nfrom Mr. Mayhew received June 17.\n6. Decided to postpone action on\nlong-range plani for the establishment of a smelter ln British Colum-\nbiat to handle ore which has been\nmined in Britiih Columbia until\nsuch time as Mines Minister Carson,\ncan complete a survey *of the Province's Iron resources. To this end,\nthe committee is urging Mr! Carion\nto make all  possible speed.\nHive the Job Done Right\nSee\nVIC GRAVES\nMASTER   PLUMBER\nPHONE 815\nYour Watch Is\nPrecious . . .\nFor fine repairing\nSee ...\nHARVEY\nThe Jeweller. 68. Baker SL\nF. H. SMITH\nIf It's Electric'\nPhone 666        351 Biker St.\nAmong the Plnei Where It'i Cool\nFinest floor\u2014Music smartly\nntylrd by the nine\nSERENADERS\nA Headliner Event \u2014 An\nIdeal Place tor Your\nDominion Day\nDANCING\n.  PLEASURE\t\nAdm. 50c\u2014Oinclng 9 till 2\nThree Que. Yards\nWorking Again\nQUSHBEC, June 28 (CP) \u2014 Three\nQuebec District .rhipyirds, idle for\ntwo weeks through labor troubles,\nresumed operations today as 7000\nworkers returned to their jobs following signing of an agreement late\nSaturday between officials of the\ncompanies and the Canad.an Congress of Labor.\nThe yards involved were those\nof Davie Ship-building and Repair\nCompany, George T. Davie 'and\nSons, and Morton Engineering Company. Since the strike began, the\nlatter two firms have come under\ncontrol of Queb'c Shipyards Limited, a Crown Company created to\ncoordinate the work of shipyards in\nthe Quebec District.\nMain demand of the men when\nthe strike started\u2014a closed shop-\nwas not mentioned In the announcement of the agreement. Instead, the\nunions were given sole bargaining\nrights in the three firms, plus an\nundertaking on the part of the companies that officers would be notified not to make any attempt to\ndissuade men from Joining the\nunions.\nLONDON, (CP.)-The Ministries\nof Health and Works plan to repair\nthis Summer 40,000 houses made uninhabitable by raids The cost Is\nestimated at about the equivalent\nof $40,000,000.\nI*t us bring ou*\nthe   beauty  of\nyour hair.\nHai&h Tru-Art\nBeauty  Salon\nJohnstona Blocll\nPhone 327\nHIIIMIMIMMIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt.llllllllll\nCUSH - O - LINER\nIncreases tht Ufa of eld tlrtt.\nLtt us ttll you about thtm.\nCuthbert Motors, Ltd.\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiinih\nEighty-nlne pupili ot Gradei X\nand 'XI ot Nalion High School obtained complete promotion to the\nnext grade, either by recommendation in iome or aU. subject! or by\nwritten examination thla year.\nTwenty-two were .granted conditional promotion and 18 ware pupili\nentered for High School graduation,\nwho completed all their couriei.\nThe namei of all pupili who Were\nrecommended or wrote Khool examinationi at the' High School have\nbeen divided Into three groupi. Ihe\nflrit group' containi the namei ot\nthose who have been promoted Is\nall courses; Uie second, ot thoie\nwho have been promoted, but muit\nrepeat one or more lubjecti. Tbe\nperenti of pupils In thli iecond\ngroup have been aent a itatement\not the marki obtained at the June\nteata. In addition a letter hai been\nlent to the parenti ol pupili who\nwrote the June teit but whoie\nnamei do not appear in any Hit.\nThe names of pupili enrolled for\na High School graduation curriculum are lilted afte; all other namea.\nNamei are not arranged ln order\nof merit ln any list\nGrade XI pupils promoted In all\nsubjects:\u2014David Abey; Robert Ahrens, Betty Aldersmith. Bruce Arneson, Jim Ball, Bob Bennett, Verna\nBlackwell, Francei\" Boyea, Betty\nBrown, Bill rummltt, Beryl Calbick, Margery Cawley, Dick Coatei,\nBetty Colinson, Jim Corbett, Bill\nCrossley, Allan DesChamps, Margaret Donaldson, Jean Duck, Bob\nEmory, Jean Erskine, Gwen Garland, Ian Greenwood, Paul Hielscher, George Hoover, Leille Horlick, Stewart Irving, Laura Klein,\nEllen Middleton, Graham McMullin,\nFern Openshaw, Carol Perdue,\nFrank Powell, Alan Ramsden, Ellen\nReid, Leslie Rogers, Marjorie Ruppel, Bruno Salo, Effie Small, Alan\nTemple, Rosalie Triggi.\nBuenoi Airei  was founded as a\ncity in 1380.\nilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nNEWS OF THE DAY\nRatei: 22c line, 27c Una black face\ntype, larger-type ratei on requeit.\nMlnlmdm two llnei. 10% dlicount for prompt piyment,\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nCRENFELL'SCAFE\nChicken Omelet \u2014 Today\n*\u2014'\t\nKOKANEE LODGE,  North Shore.\nnow open.  Rooms,  Cabins,  Meals.\n\u2014 j\u2014i\t\n20 ac. farm, 5-rm. hie. Edgewood\n$500 d'n paym't. Blackwood Agency.\nOrade XI pupli granted conditional promotion: Boyd Affleck, Bill\nBenwell, Mae Bowkett, Marlon\nBradihaw, Hanna Bulk, Gunnar\nHanson, Harriet Hansen. Bessie MacLeod, Barbara McLennan, Margaret\nMcLennan, Bill Waldle and Phyllli\nWation. . * \u25a0,\nGrade X puplb promoted ln all\nsubjects; Douglu Abey, John Bone,\nElsie Bradihaw, Margiret Brodie,\nRoland Brown, Donald Buchanan,\nBernice Burgeu, Marjorie Burton,\nJim Butler, Ken Chapman, Robert\nCoventry, Barbara Cunningham,\nI Douglai DavU, Mary-Lou Donaldson, Robert Edgar,'Jack Gallicano,\nIiobel Goggin, Roie Oolac, Norah\nGormley, Peggy Grimes, Douglas\nHall, Shirley Hall, Vamon Hall,\nJean Hendrlcki, Alliion Holt, BUI\nHorner, Elaine Hughei, Pat Hunter,\nMarlon Johnion, Bernice Jonei,\nElizabeth Karat, Alan Moihar, David MacPhenon, Beverley McCoih-\nam, Joan Nagle, Haiel Nelson, Kathle Paddon, William Poitlethwaite,\nKaye Radcliffe, Roie Ramsden,\nGeorge Spence, Grace Stewart,\nElaine Stringer, Ray Thompson,\nJack Waldie, Ronald Ward, Mable\nWatkins, Edith Williami.\nGrade X pupils granted conditional promotlon:-i-Fred Boyar; Ruth\nBurge, George Clerihew, Joyce\nDenny, Roie Ferguson, Gordon\nFleming, Colleen \u25a0 Fletcher, Dan\nHalgh, Jack Morris, Eleanor Vulcano.\nHigh School Graduation pupils\ncompleted In all courses:\nGrade XH\u2014Irene Budd, Joan Carew, Alice Stevenion.\nGrade XI\u2014Joyce Coventry, Lillian Ericson, Chrissie Habegard,\nCatherine Mara...\nGrade X - Mafalda Caligulri,\nDougaa Collinson, Fay Houie, Betty\nJones, Irli Musfelt, Audrey Nelson,\nJoe Nlven, Allan Serrei, Anne Stefanac, Jean Underwood, Biddy Wigg,\nTo keep Tour filie teeth clean\n\u2022\" uia\nWempolt's Hygtol\n30* and toi ptr bottle\nAlio (or cuti woundi ud insect\nbites. .\nYour Rexall Store.\nCity Drug Co.\nPhona 34\nBox 460\nPark Opens\nJuly 1; Float lo\nBe Improved\nOfficial opening ot Lakeilde Park\nwill be on July 1, when all lervicei\nwill be at the disposal of the public,\nalthough many bathers and visitors\nswarmed the beach and lawns at the\nPark Sunday.\nAid. H. H. Hinitt, Chairman of\nthe Parki Committee, said Monday\nthat the float is to be re-decked and\nseven new ladders built, work starting as soon as possible.\n\"These are temporary repairs\nonly,\" he laid, \"and have been delayed because of the difficulty In securing sufficient labor to do the\njob. The lumber Is there now and\nrepairs will begin very soon. A complete new float is our aim, however\nand inquiriei as to material!, coit\nand building are already being\nmade. Consequently these repairs\nwill serve only for the time being.\nThe children'! slide will not be\nerected until the new deck is completed.\n\"The diving board facing West ls\nto be .renewed also,\" he said.\nTlie hot water and the itove will\nbe lupplled for picnickers, and the\ntables are ready for use.\nThe bathing houie and checking\nroomi will be open, and visitor! wiU\nbe able to Inspect the new green-\nh'ouie. The ground adjacent to the\ngreenhouse, which hai been seeded\nfor grass, has been fenced off, but\nthe path make! the greenhouse accessible.\nNelson Airman\nDies In Action\nSergt. R. _. Master! ot the R. C.\nA. F., a grandion of J. J. Campbell\nof Willow Polpt and a ion of Mr.\nand Mrs. H- A. Masters, formerly of\nNelson, has been killed In action\noverseas.\nSergt. Masters wai 21 years ot\nage. He wai bom in Nelion. At the\ntime of hii birth, hli father, Mr.\nMasteri, conducted a boat livery\nbuslneu at Nelion. The family later\nwent to Seattle. When the war brake\n4Ut Sergt. Matters came to Canada\nand enlisted ln the rfC.A.F.\nH  A. Saunders, Chimney Sweep.\nPhone 90\n\u2014Ice   deliveries  Tuei.   le   Fri.\u2014\nWILLIAMS   TRANSFER-PH.   108\nOrder   vacation   subscriptions   to\nlhe Vancouver Sun at Wiit'i News.\nRetailers of Rubbers Suffered\nInjustice in Price Setup\nWe can repair any make ol Ironer\nBeatty Repair Service. Ph. 91.\nSmoke Turf cigarct'e tobacco 83c\nVjlb. at VALENTINE'S.\nWanted: Canoe in good condi'.lon.\n[\"Box 4137 Daily News.\nJUST ARRIVED\nIndividual Brown Be:ty Teapots 65c\nWOOD, VALLANCE RDWRE. CO\nGaines Dog Food\nA balanced diet for your Pet\nKOOTENAY   FLOWER   SHOP\nATTENTION  ALL  EAGLES\nSpeciil  Meeting on Wedneiday\nJune 30th at 8 p.m.\n6-ioo:n hous., with' bath, cement\nfoundation, 50 foot lot, tor $1800 on\nvery eaiy termi. Robertson Realty.\nKIN8MEN\nSpecial meeting at Savoy  Hotel\ntonight, 7:30.\nHay   Forki   and   Rakei,   ScyUie\nBladei  ind  Snaths,  Scythe  Stonei,\netc. Get your requirement! from\u2014\nHIPPERSON'S\n\u2014Spend Dominion Diy In Nelion-\nCh.ldren'i Sports, track ind field\neventi, Pro-Rec display, ball\ngames, parade and Dance. Fun\nfor young and old  alike.\nTypewriter ind Pencil Carbon.\nall colon nnd 'lies, all clean fresh\nitock, D. W. McDerby, \"The Sta-\n1 'nner end Typewriter Man\". 854\nBaker St.,  Nelion.\nWmted-Bllleti for 51 airmen arriving Thuridiy morning, 10 a.m.\nLeaving Sunjjay, 1:30 a.m. Bringing\nown ration!. Ph Mr.. Hoover, 798-X\nor Mn  Lambert, 572-X.\nThe Crystal Laundry will give\nyou quick efficient ierv.ee on your\nclothing, ai well u your larger\nliundry. Phone 75 Cuthbert Motori,\nrepreientlng the Cryitil Laundry of\nTralL\nTOO LATI TO CLASSIFY\nWANTED:     CHERRY    PtCKIKS\nand packen. Li Clark, Gny Creak.\nReference! to the Injuitlce which\nwas done to retail rubber footwear\nmerchants by an advance in wholesale prices to manufacturers w.th-\nout any increaie ln price to the *e-\ntailers was made at a conference in\nToronto recently between representatives of the Retail Merchants\nAssociaUon of Canada and t it cials\nof the Wartime Prices and Trade\nBoard. The matter was covered :n\na question with an answer by Edgar\nBurton, Administrator of Retail\nTrade. The question and thd answer\nwere as follows:\nQuestion: \"It ls fell that retail\nmerchants have been discriminated\nagainst when the rubber companies were allowed to advance their\nprices between 17 and 18 per cent\nand reta.lers were not allowed any\nincrease whatsoever. Can you te'.i\nui what juitlflcatlon there wai for\nthii course of action?\"\nMr. Burton: \"You have me on the\nspot here I do not think there was\nany justification, except thit ihe\nmanufacturers proved to the Board\nthat with the decreased volume and\nsubstitute materials they had to use,\nthey had to have a certain price for\ntheir rubbers. I am not very proud\nof the retail solution to the thing.\nThere were certain very low relau\nprice! aUowed to come up but today there are a great many imall\nstorei selling rubbers it little or no\ngross profit, and It ii a lublect I Intend to open up again before the\nnet lelllng season comes into effect. It ls one of those difficult problems we could not get a solution to\nand I hope to be aMe to do lomething about lt before next September.\"\nInterpreting\nThe War News\nBy GLENN BABB\nAuociited Prtu War Anilyit\nThose reporti reaching London\nlhat the German High Command his\nordered the nmoval of 50 divliioni\nfrom the Russian theatre to other\nfronti are calculated to encourage\nbelief that Hitler hn abandoned\nany plans for a 1943 offensive in the\nEast. For that relion it would be\nwise to receive them with caution.\nThey fit too well Into the pattern\nof a possible German propaganda\ncampaign to lull the Allies Into a\nbelief that there li no urgency ibout\nthe job of taking some of the burden off Russia or to encourage relaxation of the Red Army'i guard\nagainit a ludden German imaih.\nIn brief the reporta\u2014credited to\n\u25a0 source wltri underground connections In Europe\u2014are that the German Commind proposei to lend\nfrom Ruuli 10 dlvlilom to the itrategic reserve, 15 to Weitern Frince,\nnine to Northim France, four to\nSouthern France and 11 to ttw Balkani. Such a movement would reduce the German armies in Ruula\nby about one-fourth, probably cut\nthem well below the itrength neceuary toi- any aggressive action.\nNo   matter  whether  iny  iuch\nwholeiil.  ihlft of   Hltler'i  land\nforcu  from   Eait  to  Wnt  and\nSouth ll undir way or contemplated, there li no doubt that he li\nmaking a gigantic effort to make\ngood tha boaiti of hli propaganda\nmachine ibout ths Impregnability\nof tha European fortreu.\nHe knowi it would be lulcldal not\nto be ready to meet an mault any\nday now by the great Allied irmiei\npolled in North Africa and the Middle Eait and In the British Isles.\nHence It is entirely logical to believe that the German Command\nhai ihlfted between 20 md 30 dlvlilom into France ln recent weeki.\nWhether these come from Ruula\nor from the reierve pool within\nGermany Itself, such a movement\nwould mean a draitlc reorientation\nof the itrategic outlook. At thii\nitage of the wir, with a whole continent to defend, the strategic re-\nlerva muit be maintained and any\ntemporary drafta 'hereon would\nhave to be replaced quickly. Such\nreplicementi probably could come\nonly from Ruuli, where tha bulk of\nHltler'i armiei have been held\nilnce' 1941.\nAi to tha rlddlt whether Oar-\nmany'hai ibindoned har U4J offenilve agalnit Ruula, tha pining\nef eich weak makei an affirmative iniwer mere riinnaatt.\nRossland Junior-\nSenior High\nPromotion Lists\nROSSLAND, B. C, June 27-A. B.\nThompion, Principal of the Junior-\nSenior High School, haa given out\nthe following lliti of itudenti recommended'or promoted on paailng\nexaminations:\nGrade XII\u2014Unlvenity Entrance\n(writing Department of Education\nexaminationi) j-^Richard Bourchler,\nOrmi Joy Butorac, Winifred Haggen, Rdy Johnson, Doris Karr, Mary\nMclntyre, Lillian McKenna, Amer-\nlco Manocchl, Frances Slubowski,\nJosephine Smith, Allan Waldle, Mar-\ngaret' Wright; High School Graduation (graduated):\u2014Celestlno Len-\nardual, Alfred Mason, Dorothy\nftftra, Eileen Radlch.\nGrade XI: Recommended\u2014Ralph\nArrowsmith, John Bryan, Lucienne\nHertig, James Keffer, Dorothy Lynn,\nEnid Marsters, Elsie Martin, Edith\nMcKenna, Margaret Nelson, Mary\nNelson, Ellis Nichols, Ronald Smith,\nMary-Jane'Walker; Passed all examinations\u2014Margaret Christensen,\nMargaret Cullinane, John Hamilton,\nFred Hancock, Donald LaFace, Anna\nMarie Mara, Patrick Martin, Eleanor Pitt, Eric Tongue, Georgia Berry,\nJean Lees, Joyce Topllff.\nGrade X: Recommended\u2014Shirley\nDavidson, Patricia Hutching!, Kathleen Montgomery, Lorraine Santori, June Smith, Mabel Treverton,\nJoy Ridgers; Passed all examinations\u2014George Bourchier, Leonard\nCamozil, Rita Chrlstenien, John\nFoss, Zena Logan, Roberta Marshall,\nDorothy Mason, Kathleen McKenna,\nJulia Polonikoff, Mary Vetere.\nGrade IXA: Recommended\u2014Ronald Aiken, Audrey Bacon, Lola Bertoia, Orma Bray, Douglas Evanaon,\nNadine Fleury, John Gordon, Mar-\naget Haggen, Betty Beals; Passed\nall examinations\u2014Patricia Bowen,\nLui Corrado, Charles Dougan, Annie i\u2014ns, Ruth Foster, Dorothy\nHeaton, David Glover, Orval Riley.\nGrade IXB: Recommended\u2014Steven Juba, Margaret Johnson, Mar.\ngaret Kalhovd, David Keffer, Mar\nceline Lalonde, Patricia McCand-\nless, Uobel McNab, Richard Mar\ncuzrl, Elizabeth Petrie, David Smith,\nLorraine -Swift, Florence Nixon;\nPassed all examinations\u2014Jean Hedley, Margaret Leduc, Ruth Lynn\nCaroline Manning, Doris Ogg, Archie Scott, Orwall Smith, Dorothy\nUrquhart (account of illness), Hugh\nUrquhart\nGrade TOI A, promoted to Grade\nseph Dougan, Carole Eek, Louise\nIX: Recommended; Lorne Bohn, Jo-\nMartin, Gordon McKenzie, Desmond\nMonahan, Dorothy Nesbitt, Percy\nOgg, Marian Postill, June Palmer,\nPamela Topllffe, June Tortorelli,\nRuth Waldie, Arthur Walters, Adella\nWoogman, Pauline Yarmoluk; Passed all examinations: Eugene Anderson, Elizabeth Caron, Myrtle Caron,\nGarold Gipman, Minnie Martin, Val-\nmore Berry.\nGrade VIII B, Promoted to Grade\nIX: Recommended: Margaret Bourchier, Kenneth Bowen, Terence\nClegg, Helen Deniky, Keith Jamieson, Peter Jure, Irene Kootnikoff,\nJoseph LeSergent, David Logan, El-\nmarle Martin, Robert Miller, Mary\nPlotnikoff, Kathleen Radich, Bernice Santori, David Tweed, Harriet\nWaldie, Vera Jalovec, Noreen Tyas;\nPaised all examinations: Aksel Es-\npenhain, Campbell Mcintosh, Marguerite Michaely, Anna Marie\nSpring; Passed on trial: Marian\nRichardson (account of illnesi).\nGrade VII A, Promoted to Grade\nVIII: Recommended: Richard Ben-\nziei, LJola Carr, Bill Cheveldaeff,\nDoreen Cooper, Donald Davis, Elizabeth Densky, Pearl Donelly, Lawrence Dorey, Yvonne Fleury, Doreen Gracey, Bruce Ham, Louise LaBerge, Irwin Lavorato, Roderick\nLittley, Harry Mann, Marlon Manning, Lawrence Miller, Elsie Rosland, George Subasic, David Waldie, Patricia Berry; Passed all examinations: Gordon Atkinson, John\nBuick, John Dougan, Doreen EUnts.\nEdna Foster, John Fox, Lundy Hamilton, Dolorei Leland, Margaret\nLittley, Viola Martin, John Michaely, George Profili, Donald Ruello.\nGrade VII B, promoted to Gnde\nVIII: Recommended: Roy Barlee,\nLuella Chatten. William Chesham.\nBert Crawford, Joyce Davidson,\nGeorge Elmes. Nona Funk, Fred\nCowing, SUnley Kelly' Elizabeth\nJean LaFace, William Lees, Ethel\nLynn, Bruce Maion, Cyril Milligan,\nShells McKenna, Jean McMartin,\nFrance! Nicholi, Edward Pavllc,\nLimbanla Pighin, Bernice Pitt,\nSheila Singer. Marilyn Turner, Elizabeth Welsh, Elizabeth Zentner, Arthur Rldgen, Kathlfen Nixon; Passed all examinations: Wallace Bertoia, Frances Bray, Bernice Clare,\nJohn Evans, Edward Hedley, Wi.-\nma Kort, Theresa Lim, Edith McNab.\nEnjoy Dominion Day\nand Every Day in Clothei\n\u2014 :,*-_. v  ? i\"\nFrom Emory's IM.\nHOUDAY NEEDS:\n\u2022 BATHING SUITS\n\u2022 SPORT SHIRTS\n\u2022 SUCKS\n\u2022 SOCKS\n\u2022 STRAW HATS\n\u2022 SPORT COATS\nEmory's\u2014The Man's Store\nChinese Troops Perform Miracles\nof Endurance on\nRation oi Two Pounds of Rice a Day\nBy J. REILLY O'SULLIVAN\nAuoclated Preu War Correipondent\nBNSHIH, on the Upper Yangtse\nFront, June 26 (Delayed) (AP) \u2014\nGive him two poundi of rice a day\nand Free China's fighting man keeps\ngoing.\nHis endurance is incredible. Sometimes he has a few vegetables to\nsupplement the rice diet. Meat almost never. Two pounds of lice is\nhis due\u2014from private to general.\nA Chinese private receives eight\nChinese dollars monthly.\nHii family recelvei a rice ration\nand cloth for clothei leml-annually.\nOfficer! are a little better off ai\nto pay. A lieutenant geti $94 monthly and the rate rises $40 for each\ngrade up to general.\nA loldler's Summer uniform consists of a khaki blouse, shorts, lan-\ndals, wrapped leggings and a cap\nor atraw hat. He doesn't have a\nraincoat or tent. Besides hil weapons and ammunition, a soldier totes\na pack weighting 40 pounds Including his rice rations. He can climb\nlike a mountain goat and is tireless\non a march.\nIn the Yangtie gorges where our\ntroop ihip tied up under a towering cliff during midday to prevent\nattack by Japanese planes fro__i\nnearby fields. I ran into a battalion\nwhich Lt.-Col. Chang Sze Liang had\nbrought 300 miles through lofty,\nbarely passable mountains. His\nmen had suffered severe hardships\nbut not one was left behind on the\nmarch.\nThe Colonel was dressed In a neat\nfaded green cotton uniform, mended In leveral places. He wore cloth\nsandals and no socks.\nHis men were mostly tall Northerners who normally subsist on\ngrain. The Army condition! them\nto live on rice when necessary.\nOne non-com declared: \"We're\nnot afraid of the Japs at all., Their\nmorale has ilumped 90 per cent\nsince the early days of the China\ninvasion.\"\nAn important factor in the morale of the Chineie Midler Is the\nwork of Ihe political officer attached to each unit.\nThii officer, who'll iort of an edu\ncational adjutant without authorltjl\nin the military direction, drills thi\ntroopi in the principle! of thJ\nKuomintang Party and the alms of\nthe Chineie revolution ai well _\\\nIn elementary ichool lubjecti.\nKnown as Alastean Houie, lt ha|\nbeen handed over to truiteei\nfundi for its upkeep as a leave cenl\ntre have been provided by Laid\nMacRobert. There li a private go|\ncourse.\nFISH for Dinner TODAY,\nat the\nSTAR CAFE\nGet   Professional\nAdvice on\nPAPERING\nat\nMURPHY BROS.\nSOMERS* FUNERAL\nSERVICE\n701 Baker St Phona JM\nOpen Day and Night\nCrematorium Ambulance\n-\u00bb\u00bb-_-_-\u00bb---I,-.--.<a__---.a--_-_--_-sans\nFOR RENT\nOne Furnlihed Housekeeping\n(loom\nANNABLE BLOCK\nLife Iniurance and Your Income]\nTax. Will be glad to give yot_|\nreliable Information.\nSTUART AGENCIES\n577 Baker Street        Nelion, B.C |\nJ. P. Walgren\nCeneral Contractor\n301 Carbonate St.\n^\nPalteuriied\nMilk Makei |\nChlldrtn\nHealthy\nFLEURY'S   Pharmacl\nPreicriptionl\nCompounded \\\nAccurately   I\nMed Arta Blk.1\nPHONE 25 I\nAMBULANCE\nSERVICE\nTHOMPSON FUNERAL HOtJ\nSIS Kootinay St Phoni 3|\nfajwjLimiauM^\nI wish to announce to the public of Nelson\nand District that I have sold my bakery]\nbusiness to\nCanadian (Fourex)\nBakeries Ltd\nThis sale is effective Monday, June\n28, and has been made necessary\nthrough war conditions causing la-,\nbor and material shortages.\nAll former Choquette Bros, employees will continue\nfo be associated with Canadian Bakeries Ltd. and our\ndelivery men will continue to make daily deliveries of\nbread to all our former regular customers.\nAt the conclusion of over 41 years of business I\nwish to extend a word of thanks to the many friends and\ncustomers it has been our pleasure to serve. To our successors I would like to extend our best wishes for future\nprosperity and it is our hope that our customers will continue to extend to fhem the valued patronage that we have\nenjoyed for so many years.\n_t. di. fifoquabbL\nChoquette Bros.\nBAKERS\nM.\n________  \u25a0\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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