The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 7

MONDAY, JULY 10, 1944 Gelling Up Mights MM OsfcrcThsirThr. 4 Da too fat eloer than yw, in or timer i (rBi6uin(UpMifhu. Bataaen. Wfrrout Mas. Ut PUn, Rneumatie fun.

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ta Manitoba. Retired Farmer dweaaed. and In the matter of tht etta'e of ANNIE McNAB SNIDER. ite of i buj'ti, aroreaaia. ana mtmn i nine.

In Manitoba. Drraawd Wldnr 01, tht aald Alonto Frets Snider All claims agalnat th ahove eelalei mutt mm to tht undcralgned at In Village of Teuio. In Man.tooa. on ot 11k Uth day of Auiuit. A 141 Dated at Teulon.

In Manitoba, tills TU day of July. A D. 144. A. H.

CAMPBEU ollcltnr for A. A. Campbell and S. r. Bnldtr.

Executor of the aNtatee of Annla McNab Snider and Alonio Freet Snider. IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OF WTLUAM HERMANNS, lata of the City of Winnipeg. In tha Provinra of Manitoba, Attired Barber, defeated. All clalma agaliwt the abova e.tate mutt be tent to the undernamed at SOS Avenue Building. Wlnnlpts.

Manitoba, on or before th tin day of Auirutt, A 144. Dated at Winnipeg. In Manitoba, Ith day of July, A 1B44. FRANK ROBERT EVANS. Admlnlttrator with Will Annexed urn UNDER THE "TRUSTEE ACT" IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MINA CARTER, late of the Cl of Winnipeg, in th Province of Manitoba.

Widow, deeeaeed: All claim agalnat th ettat muat be pent to th underaigned at ano Hamilton Building, tn the City ot Winnipeg, la the Province of Manitoba, op or before th lift day of July. A.D. 144. Dated at the City of Winnipeg, tn the Province of Manitoba, this 26th day of Junt, A.D. 1S44.

PITBLADO, HOSKIN Solicitor! for Htitn Mary Carttr, Admlniatratrt. NOTICE Operators of motor vehicles and others concerned take notice that the bridge over the Red River at St. Andrews Lock and Dam at! LockDort, Manitoba, is under re pair and closed to all traffic until further notice. P. E.

DONCASTER, District Engineer, Dept. of Public Works, Canada. Winnipeg, July 7th, 1914. NOTICE CITY OF WINNIPEG ZONING BOARD In th matter of By law 14S32 of th City of Winnipeg and amndmenia thereto, and premitea knowa at Mo. t3S Redwood Avenue; Notice is hereby given that th application of A.

K. Kurta for an order uf the Zoning Board. Winnipeg City Council, varying th 12 ft. building alignment reelrtc tiont now applying on premitea known at ia urn neowooa Avtnue, aeeenfted at Lot 1. Blora 7.

Plan a a Jonn, to ennlt of replacement of proacnt 1 vrranoaa wiin new giaaaa veranaan ex tending to a dintnet of not leaa than ft I from the tout hem limn of Redwood1 Western Ontario Regiment: mntrgrn'idrtheVemVP A. CS.M., Boieman. City Hall, Winnipeg, on Tuetday, July IS Mont. 144. at un pm, at which time and Ryan, Michael Joseph.

Pte, taot repretematinnt both for and aga.ntti Aion'; Mr. Mr a aald aonliratlon will ha fleard. Ali)0j, JWrs. Mary Mi'Klnnon US A VENT, Secretary, Winnipeg Zoning Board ss Pi. IB GIVE YOUR FAMILY Tht COOtot is faithful counterpart of lift iosurancei Naval escorts help to bring precious cargoes safely to port through dangerous less; Life 'insurance convoys jour family through the unseen but ever present dangers that beset the voyage of life, Thousands of men have relieved them elves of worry over the security of their families because they have given them aft convoy through Imperial Life injur nee.

Now, each of them knows that, should anything unforeseen happen to him, his idow will be provided for and the children taken care of until they reach self supporting abe, thanks to Imperial Life protection. tee Tour Local Reprtsentmtttt Ask your local Imperial Life representative bow you can give "safe convoy" to your family. He will be glad to advise you, without cost or obligation. 1 ffiBfll founded 1897 Htad Officer TORONTO Tws Kronen Offices In Manitoba Unlets Trvst Striding, Winnipeg IsttM Ave. 1 Ith St, Brandon Casualty List ARMY OVERSEAS (he 409th casualty list ef the war mttt, OTTAWA Til 1(1 ln nu ina 1c Army OFFICERS KILLED IN ACTION Canadian Armoured Corps: Berctford, W.

Lieut, Calgary. Jewell, J. West Summer land, B.C Alberta Regiment: Coleman, G. R. Edmonton.

DIED OF WOUNDS Eastern Ontario Regiment: Williams. Kenneth, Engle B1 ooa. i J. Manitoba Regiment: Secter, John Myer. Major.

Mrs. Jennie Sects. (mother)," 135 Ash Winnipeg. WOUNDED Royal Corps: Boyden, Canadian Army Medical R. AMajor, Toronto.

INJURED Canadian Army Medical Royal Corps: Tracy, W. Halifax. SLIGHTLY INJURED Royal Canadian Artillery: Robinson, E. Toronto. Thorne, M.C..

M.B.E, F. Lieut Montreal. MISSING Western Ontario Regiment: Attfield, A. Rosendale. Quebec Regiment: Airth, W.

Montreal. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'S AND MEN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW FOR OFFICIAL PUR. POSES PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION Central Ontario Regimenti Reid, J. Pte, Hamilton. KILLED IN ACTION Canadian Armored Corps: Carriere, Florio.

1163772, Mrs. Laura Carriere (mother), St. Pierre. Dechief, Earl Frank. H1574.

George Dechief (father), Deio raine. Elmes, Howard Norman, H195313, George Richards Elmes (father). Gamnle Robinson Ltd, Fort William. Holtslander, A. Sunset Prairie, C.

McKenxie. Lome Kenneth, H27fi. Mrs. Florence McKenzle (mother), Box 937, Portage la Prairie. Potten, Edwin Herman, H10018fi.

Mr. Emma Gordon (mother), Swnn River. Shortreed, J. Tpr, Hillsdale, Ont euk omnn, u. Vancouver, Cantral Ontario Regiment r.

tr r. Moore, D. Pte, Oven Sound. (sister). Address unknown.

Tourangeau, W. Pte, Windsor. Quebec Regimenti Moran, Edward, Pte, Montreal. Regiment da Quebec: Simard, Gaston Sacre Coeur, Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment: Dollmaier, H.

Pte, Lower L'Ar doise, M.S. MacDonald, R. Pte, Halifax. McMastert. D.

Pte, Truro. Nicholson, I. Pte, BurkJaw, N.S. Sedrick, Daniel, A.S.Sgt, Jolli more, N. Smith, A.

Ashmote, S. Stewart, W. Pte, O'Leary Su tion, P.E.L Manitoba Regiment: McLean, Paul, Pte, H10373, Peter McLean, New dale. British Columbia Regiment: Hoffard, Bernard. Pte, K67853, Mrs.

Agatha Hoffard (mother), 687 Lyndale Dr, Not wood. Saskatchewan Regiment: Fines. E. Sgt, South Wellington, BC. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps: Legge, A.

LCpl, Toronto. DIED OF WOUNDS Canadian Armored Corps: Spratt, Frederick, Tpr, Toronto. Royal Canadian Artillery: Taylor, Robert Foubister, Gnr, L26256, Mrs. Dorothy P. Tayloi (wife), 815 1st St.

Prince Albert. Central Ontarij Regiment: Boynett, W. Pte, Toronto. Richardson, F. Pte, Picton.

Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment: McLean, R. Pte, Glace Bay, N.S. Krasnulk. Anthony, H16745.

Mrs. Dorothy Margaret Krwnuik (wife), Brighton, Eng Nicholas Krasnuik (father), Lot S3, St Paul, Man. Alberta Regiment: Zuber, John. Pte, Prosperity. Eastern Ontario Regiment: Guerin, J.

A. Sgt, Peterborough. Eastern Ontario Regimenti Godin, A. Pte, Grimsby. DIED (DROWNED) Nova Scotia and P.E.I.

Regiment: Langilie, R. Pte, Denmark, DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corps: Pearce, H. Tpr, Windsor. Saskatchewan Regiment: Leask, Chester Harold, L24015, Mrs. Myrtle E.

Leask (wife), 1926 7th it. Prince Albert. Seheltgen, Adolf, Rfmn, L59898, Mrs. Katherine Seheltgen (wife), Flintoft. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.

Manitoba Regiment: Townson, Arnold James, Cpl, H40530, Mrs. Constance Town ton (mother), Arrow River. SEVERELY WOUNDED Royal Canadian Artillery: Stalnton, E. AL, Bdr, Clifford. WOUNDED Royal Canadian Artillery; Scott, Gnr, Russell W.

Scott (father), Pilot Butte, Sask. Western Ontario Regiment. Plotrowskl, J. ASgt, Kitchener. Central Ontario Regiment Harrison, W.

Pte, Toronto. Litster, C. Pte, Oro Station. Lumley, Stanley, Pte, Toronto. McNicoll, G.

Pte, Otpreol. Thompson, C. Pte, Guelph. I Zipel, J. Pte, Wetland.

Nova Scotia and. Prince Edward Island Regiment: I Pte, Prince Edward, Yarmouth I Campbell, K. P.E.I. Nova Scotia and Island Regiment: Gibson, L. Pte N.S.

Melanson, F. Tte, Sprlnghill, N.S. (Wife overseas.) Manitoba Regiment: Crist, Robert Oswald Cecil Alexander, Rfmn, H4O940, Mrs. Han nan Grist (wife), London, tne Mrs. Linda Grist (mother).

Box 460, Portage la Prairie. Hole, Frank Leslie. H103369, Mrs. Thirza Ellen Hole (mother), Teignmoulh Devon, Eng. Larry Hole (brother), Boiaoevain.

Loxton, George Arthur, Rfmn, H174S9. Henry Loxton Necpawa. Silander, Waiter Edward, 11105028, Mrs. Meryl Silander (wife), care Fort William Sana torium, Fort William. Tower, Frank Leonard, 1141125, Mrs Caroline Tower; (mother).

Dauphin. British Columbia Regiment: Potts, S. Cloverdale. Taylor, Thomas. Vancouver.

Saskatchewan Regiment: Doman, William. L41534.I John Doman (father), Saltcoats. Hockett, G. Calgary. Hogan.

C. Pte, Ml 21 34. 101239 Morris Hogan (brother), Canadian Armored Corps. i Canadian Army Overseas, Stewart, D. Pte, Warden Junc tion.

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED I Reconnaissance Units: Redmond, A. Ottawa. Royal Canadian Corps of Engineers: Donahue, B. V. Spr, Bob Wilson.

Ronald. Cpl Montreal. Western Ontario Regiment: 1 Cassan, F. Wyoming. Seymour, J.

L. Eastern Ontario Regiment: Tait, W. Cpl, Bowmanville. Regimert de Quebec: Nepveu. Clovis, Pte, St.

Cyrille de Wendover. WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Reg ment: Farmer, S. Pte, N.S. Birchtown, British Columbia Regiment: Johnsen, Wilfred, Pte, Vancouver, SEVERELY INJURED Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps: Hyde, B.

Pte, St. Mary's, Cnt.i INJURED Royal Canadian Artillery: Bennett. D. LSgt, St. Lambert, Que.

(Wife overseas). Godin, Philip, Gnr, Pembroke. Roeo. W. Gnr, Peterborough.

Canadian Corps of Engineers: Henry, Gilbert, Spr, Boraventure Eat, Que. MacLean, D. Spr, West Mabou. N.S. Royal Canadian Corps of Signals: Smith, T.

Sigmn, Frankford, Ont. Canadian Provost Corps: rd. Alexander, LCpl Celar 3.C I I THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE i (51 'Yji PTE. B. HOFFARD Killed in action.

SGT. E. W. JANES Slightly injured. SLIGHTLY INJURED Reconnaissance Units: Craigs, D.

Tpr, Oromocto, N.B. Royal Canadian Artillery: Dupuis, A. Gnr, Purdy, Ont. Fleming, W. Gnr, Lake Beau Dort.

Que. janes. Ernest Walter, Sgt, H24192, Mrs. Alice Anne Janes (wife): Ste. 3, Bayview apU, Colony aa, Winnipeg.

Purvis, N. Gnr, Deseronto, Ont. Central Ontario Regimenti Ireland, A. Pte, Toronto. Quebec Regiment: Boon, W.

Pie, Westmount Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment: MacGregor, J. Pte, North Sydney. British Columbia Regiment: Baxter, F. Pte, Westminster.

Scrlver, H. A Cpl, West Sum merland. Manitoba Regiment: Lawson, Edward Howard, H17542, Albert Lawson (father) 644 Langslde Winnipeg. Nowosad, William, Pte, Crooks. Ont.

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps: Glnter, Cornelius, Pte, L100543 Mrs. Katherine Glnter (mother), Stonewall. Ivy, J. Louisville, Ky. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps: Arkley, R.

Pte, Napanee. Ont. Proudman, C. LCpl, Ottawa. INJURED ACCIDENTALLY Western Ontario Regiment: Lawlor, W.

Pte, Ingersoll. MISSING Western Ontario Regiment: Perry, Keith. Tie, Brantford. Central Ontario Regiment! Souter, D. Pte, Toronto.

Alberta Regiment: Bytrs. Frederick, Pte, Medicine Hat. (Wife overseas.) Early Coal Orders Asked An appeal to householders to order winter coal now was Issued today by C. P. Burgess, managing aeeretary.

Western Canada Fuel association. Mr. Burgess said that Alberta production of coal for the first Ave months of 1944 was down 337, 294 tnna compared withhe corresponding period in 1943. Production Is lost because consumers were not ordering, and this production could never be caught up, he said. The manpower shortage alo fleeted the distribution of coal, he said.

"If consumers all go to 'heir dealers In the fall and later month, many dealers will fled It to cope with the situa tion." Given the opportunity to hand'e a steady weekly or monthly move ment of coal, Canadian railways could transport the roal, he said, But railways could not be peeler! to provide an unreasonable num her of coal cars In the fall and winter. Belgian Club Disavows Political Connections The Belgian club has no political connections, according to a state ment made to the press today by de Buck, secretary of Le Club Beige. The tpper hall of the club was rented on July 6 to the Commonwealth Educational club for the purpose of holding a convention, he said, but at the time of the application no reference was mado to the nomination of C.C.F. candidate. Former Vinnipegger visitor In City A prominent Winnipeg sportsman of former years is bark visiting his home town.

He is Mik" Flye. who was a promoter of the North End Athletic club, of the seven mile marathon and who via connected with the Monarch Hoc koy cluh. Mr. Flye Is at The Fort Garry hotel. A Main st.

resiajratour here urt he went to California 20 years at open the Cafe America in Lew Ange'es. Mr. Flye visited the city police station Friday, aecompanie'J by his brother Joe, and talked ovr old times with Chief George Smith and eeveral other old friend. arjrj ft 0, 1X2'' I tiaa II riatiii aaeiai I in 1 1 an 1 Ce Army Lists 16 Manitobans As Casualties Pleo From Pulpit Sense Of Humor Aid In Time Of Trouble The names of 16 Manitotia men said Rev. J.

Burton Thomas at St. Georges Anglican church, Sunday included in today's army plea for feeling of humility and a sense of humor in the Christian list released from Ottawa. Died of wounds: Maj. John Myer Secter, Mrs. Jennie Secter (mother), 435 Ash t.

Killed in action: Tpr. Florio Carriere, Mrs. Laura Carriere (mother), St. Pierre, Pte. Earl Frank Dechief.

George De chief (father), Deloraine, r. Lome Kenneth McKenzie, Mrs. Florence McKenzie (mother). Box 937, Portage la Praitie, Edwin Hrman Potten, Mrs. Emma Gordon (mother).

Swan River, Pte. Paul McLean, Peter McLean (father). New dale, Mm Pfa Parninl tlnffartt Xfre Agatha Hoffard (mother)! 154 Pinedale ave, Norwood. Died of wounds: L. Cpl.

Anthony Krasnulk, Nicholas Krasnuik (father). Lot 83, St Paul, Man. (wife overseas). Seriously wounded: Cpl. Arnold James Townson, Mrs.

Constance Townson (mother), Arrow River, Man. Wounded: Rfmn. Robert Oswald Cecil Alexander Grist, Mrs. Linda Grist (mother), Box 460, Portage la Prairie, Man (wife overseas); L. Cpl.

Frank Leslie Hole, Larry Hole I (brother), Boitsevain, Man, Mrs. Thirza Ellen Hole (mother), overseas; Rfmn. George Arthur Lox ton, Henry Loxton (father), Nee pawa, Sgt. Frank Leonard Tower, Mrs. Caroline Tower (mother), Dauphin, Man.

Slightly Injured: Sgt. Ernest Walter Janes, Mrs. Alice Ann Janes (wife), ste. 3, Bayview apts. Colony Pte.

Edward Howard Lawson, Albert Lawson (father), 644 Langside Pte. Cornelius Glnter, Mrs. Katherine Glnter (mother), Stonewall, Man. Pte. Bernard Hoffard was killed in action in Italy May 30, where he was a member of the Canadian U.S.

Army Special Service force. Born and educated at Broadacres, Sask, he enlisted In September, 1910, and after training at Prince Rupert and Vancouver, B.C, went overseas in June, 1942. His brother, Pte. John, left Winnipeg for overseas on the same day and the brothers met on the boat going over. Pte.

John is also serving In Italy. Mrs. Agatha Hoffard, his mother, resides at 154 Pinedale ave, Norwood. Sgt. Ernest Walter Janes, whose wife resides at ste.

3, Bayview is a veteran ot the Sicilian and Italian campaigns. He enlisted one month after the outbreak of war and 'went overseas in December. 1939, with the 1st division. Prior to enlisting he was a member of the R.C.M.P. and had been stationed In Winnipeg for four years.

He was horn fend educated in Montreal, Que. RETURNS TO DUTY Ab. K. A. J.

Folster, R.C.N.V.R., has Just returned to active duty after spending two weeks' furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Folster, Grand Beach, Man. Gnr. H. Klos, RCA, who has I I Many people have the Gulliver 'Let us avoid going around with jlong face." said Mr. Thomas.

rector of Holy Trinity church, New Westminster, B.C, and guet preacher for July at St. George s. Humility and humor were two priceless assets of the soul, said Mr. Thomas. Illustrating from the activities of Jesus, he be I lieved that the Master had a keen sense of humor, as shown In the parables and elsewhere.

The peo. pie too heard Him gladly. The Master told them to be of good cheer. Mr. Thomas quoted the writer Benson's remark: God gave us humor to keep up from growing mad.

In the world now in sorrowful plight, they must keep up iheir courage end not lose theU God given sense of humor. Solidarity Urged A common solidarity on which a united Christian church could advance to Its ultimate goal was advocated by Rev. C. C. Landon in St.

Anne's Anglican church, Sunday. No one creed or sect held the secret by which the church could achieve what It was endeavoring to attain, he aaid, and the exigencies of the times made a combined effort more Important than ever before. Tho followers of Hitler and Lenin knew where they were going and what system was necessary to get there, Mr. Landon went on From the community, national and international view points, the church must do likewise. Prejudice and differences must be swept away.

"Our United church and Baptist brethren must Join with us the Anglicans in this concerted ef fort," he stated. "We cannot fol low separate paths. There is only one way of life. The Kingdom of God waj being built a man learned that he must live in terms of those about him, must see his actions from the view point of those to whom his actions Wounded Word has been received that RFMN. ROBERT L.

FRENCH, with the Reglna Rifles In France, has been wounded. His wife and hnby daughter live at 696 Lang side St. Kfmn. French enlisted In 1943. He transferred to the been spending his leave with Mr.

(March, 1942, with the P.P.C.L.I., and Mrs. p. Wasney, 35 Redwood! and went overseas In December, ave, and with his parents at Hazel Glen. Man, has returned to Rifles In February. complex and are not very were directed.

Prof. John Berry said at King Sunday. Memorial church As man was learning the mean ing of nature and thus conquering1 the physical universe "so shall we build a tt a Hie human world as we practise the teachings of Jesus. "Only as we speak to nature in Its own terms is progress possible "I REALIZE HOW THOUGHTFUL MY HUSBAND WAS!" "It's 10 years since Jim came home sod stid: Ruth, I did good stroke of business I thought he'd landed fat contract Actually, he had completed arrangements with The Canada Trust Company to handle his estate 1 1 1 and I can tell you it wasn't very large then. "I accused him of being morbid; bat now I understand how carefully he thought everything out He realized that estate management would be burden to me.

He knew I wasn't trained to meet such a situation; but Tht Canada Trust Company wu! ''Jim knew that I would be a person as well as a client to this Company; that my affairs would receive conscientious care, and there would be a sympathetic undwnUndtog of family problems. Yes, Jim chost well!" A carefully' planned Wilt affects race alios duties favourably. That's one ret toa why a coeJdeatial chat with as shoot tour estate problema saay prove Invaluable. 'Company Portage and Port, Winnipeg Whyl, Manatee Manitoba Advisory Boars' W. H.

Oardnor, Chairman: A. L. Croatlnj C. I. Drewry; W.

Sanford (van Branches In Six Provinces Balanced Proportion That's the Thing! Equipoise was a delight to the eye because he was so beautifully balanced and proportioned. He had amazing speed and stamina also and was a popular idol In their way, Vine Chester Cigarettes have perfect symmetry, but their appeal is not so much to the eye as to the taste. Theirs is the perfectly balanced proportion of the world's choicest cigarette tobaccos blended so that each makes its proper contribution to aroma and flavour. For cigarettes of balanced excellencies, smoke Winchesters! OlDDGbGaOOGP CIGARETTES Steaded TZtyk! The horseman's ideal for peffetiio of balance and preportieo, Equtpoiw wat handicapptd he a weakness io the heel of his left forefoot. After a brilliant twvvrar old camra gn hit weaknets (stued hitrettremeot during hit third rear.

Neverthelets in the followirg vear he set world's record for a mile a record which mil itaodh 300 Winchester $1.00 MIW OOVMNMIMt tOlATtOafS roa ovmiai cHnTti mm eoeodwr oai vory kit reew son ooly. Ooae WINCHESTER at or. oar SOOs aamal avwati yaur tehtjeco'srt P.O. Boa SOOO. Mwat.

Owe. PACE 1 otherwise we build on the sand. he warned. The storms may come and go, but the human family, it founded upn love and under standing, will Tne true church should be lighted from within ta send out its light, to become dominant and in itjielf the way of life to all people, said Rev. William Bonney, at t.e joint service of Tabernacle Bap tijtt and St.

John fnited Taking the analogy of flood lighting, Mr. Bonney said that the Pharisee loved to he seen utter nz hi nraiar In ettihlio and m.n flondliphtin. hit niam lift. out. wardly.

ueruAj NOT wtacnANT Tn reporting the award of a judgment against L. H. Collin for 1.897, The Tribune erroneously described him as a merchant. Mr. Collin is a clerk..