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Wednesday, oct. 25. 194 13 Manitobans Listed As Army Casualties Thirteen Manitobans are named' (mother), 537 de la Morenie t. In the 669th casualty list of the war St Boniface. issued by the Canadian (Active) army.

They are: KILLED IN ACTION Manitoba Regiment Rfmn. John Roy Brumwell, H19561, Mrs. Velma Brumwell (mother), Roblin. Jte. Harvey Anson McGorman, H954T7.

Mrs. Ida McGorman (mother). Eden. DIED OF WOUNDS Royal Canadian Artillery uieri, ivurm reiiaence, urace. i Trurleau.

2fi. wkk wound bird jm. Edward. Em.da.t. Out.

hospital, Winnipeg. Elie. ONE WOUNDED Royal Canadian Artillery Pte. WUUam Carpick, H204699, Mrs. Anne Carpick (mother), The Pas.

LCpl. William Wallace McDonald, H8512. Mr. Katherine M. McDonald (mother), R.R.

No. 3, Brandon. Pte. Jtussell John Wallace, H77101, Samuel Wallace (father), mBLOP, Swan River. Alberta Regiment Pte.

William Robert Cottam. H17562, William T. Cottam (father), Birnie. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps L. CpL Robert Eugene Trudeau, H37346.

Mrs. Geraldine Trudeau 4 SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Canadian Armored Corps Tpr. Stanley Wujtotviez, HT7463, Henry Wojtowicr (father, Rossen tiale. INJURED Pte. Mike Mandzuk, H10124.

Mrs. Mary Mandzuk (mother), White Qnr mourn. Nearly million Canadian men and women la thai armed sera ices of tha Dominion, mort data a million in wmr industry, aod all th thtn on tha home front have oni goal in sight, complete and speed Tictofy. Taurwaa fc cosmus as ocvtr befart, for now As (une is in ia final, crucial stages. Ve mist all past forth sxtra effort, saa area mot ol oar tmonxat, to tnakt th finish swift and sora.

It acgaat that ln thai Serenrh Vicaory Loan a each bay at least 00a mora bond than wa koaght hafota. It is oar doty to oar traun sssss; our doty to oar child rra who will en pry tha fraits of Tictory. Let as do our dory gladly, that wa may earn our place 00. our winning tcaux. Invest in Victory Royal Canadian Artillery L.

Brtr. Konrad Alvin Johannes FUy Wakeham v. rvit 1 mi BUY VICTORY BONDS Space Contributed By: I t'oRuns! PLACE A SMALL PIECE Of A KIUNCX TlSM 8ETWN GARTER FASTENER AND STOCKING. LESSENS STRAIN AND PULL THUS HELPS TO PREVENT RUNS (Jmm Utter ky C. RLEENW NV PACKAGE WAR TIME tCONOMi Mot.

Mf'r istnfm1o Price a mra sailsbl iof cj for Th, NT sr time fconorny cr uoo Tan nulls as the oi 200 tin I littttons jonr. tn. me num. If to continue tnf or. ore of Rleeoes And br Sim iyr.

II. It'HflhaWBHBMhMaHBaBsaHBgHssi son, H12089. Mrs. Gladys Johannes GNR. VERNON ORRAL.

BYRNES LCPL. son (wife), 237 Bowman ave. East Wounded 3rnes, is. enlisted ln Vnmie. r.

ouarahaw. Member, 1939, trained at Shilo and I Ew Batar u. Hjm moun. Petawawa, and went overseas in I Canlflmtur 1QAO Vf ttanriH I 8 Grey and Kelvin schools. He, L51373, Miss Edith McGunigal Parnlvn Central Ont.n.

Rrgimant: "a1 one aaugnier, aroin. bkst. ciui John. winni ed in France SU.pt 8. He enlisted in January, 1941, trained at Shiloci'LFERT.

lent cunm pi lanon. and Camn Borden and went over 1 rA vie. Gordon. Owen Sound Gnr. Vernon Orral Byrnes, seas June 15, 1942.

He attended tilJVAa, Mrs. Madeline Byrnes the Frovencher school, and prior dona i.l. jotm Nova txotla and I. Regiment imio. Itiaa are: OFFICERS KILLED IN ACTION Weetern Ontarttt Regiment: SIM.

Gordon Orumraond, Major. Kttcfeeaer OANOEROUSLV WOUNDED Nova ftcetta and C.I, Regiment: WARD, Harry I. Llrul Yarmouth. WOUNDED Jamea Andrew, WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'s AND MEN KILLED IN ACTION Canadian Armoured Corpe: BURROWS, Francis Ljirian. mond.

Royal Canadian Artillery! PATTERSON, Hiboert, f1. Que. VancnuTcr. 'tor Kdmond. nvcrrcaa.

Malcolm, (wife), 617 Mulvey Winnipeg! to his enlistment was employed Richard wiitrtd. cpi. Manitoba Regiment the Norwood Bowling alley. One out. Pie.

Armand Rremner. H3n4fi5i(l hrnlher. Pte. Armand. is stationed JONF.S.

Jordoa Cordon Cliltord. Mrs. Marie A. Bremner (wife), in Winnipeg Other KNKCHT, Joarph. Cnl PTOSIS, paJi Jacob Knocht (tathrri.

Oman. Sak. LITTLE. Roea Roxtord. Pie Hamilton.

MERRILL, Ceorse Aleiander. Toronto. PERRAULT William Hrary Joaeph, Peneianfulahene. WTLBON. E.j.n Ray, Otbawa ei the Lake Eaetern Ontario Reg'ment: BOA Let Olem.

Pte Ornn aJl MOORE, Arnold Howard. Pta, Falle rionald. L'pt. Weitotl outh RAY. Raymond Erneet, Tpi ernnrbrock.

WILKE8. DenD I. Ont. Quebec Regiment Nieoi.L. H.

Pte Lachute. ROBIN BON. M. Pte Verdun. Nova Scotia and PE.I.

Rrgimenti HALL. F. Llnan. lEW'ERa. P.

Stewiae, wife overaeae LAKE. R. Mooee Ttrook t. TH1HTI.E, E. Pte dnev.

WALKER, John. Pte. Sydney Minea. I MarKAY. J.

Glaca Bay, I. (Wire overaeae WOOD. Pte. Bedford. t.

New Brunawirli Regiment: ARMSTRONG, D. Pte Pennheld Rldje ROBERTS. A. Pte. Lon Point.

SMITH. R. A Pte Hoyt Station. Manitoba Regiment: URBANSKI. Paul.

Cpl. H304M Mra Will F. I'rtmnakt (wire), rim Fort Frenren. Brltith Columbia Regiment! CLARK. M.

rt Vanrouver. MILLER. A. Rfn Nanalmo. Sitakatcbewan Regiment: Lt'eKMAN.

Harold Wealey. Pte L1M33I. Earl t.tiffman ifathrri. PAt'L. Peter.

Rfn L2K2I. Frederick Fan thorpa i friend i. LlodminBter PAYNE, R. Rfn London. Erujland.

DIEO O' WOUNDS Royal Canadian Artillery: Macintosh, a. onr Sydney. I SCHWARTZ. William, onr Montreal. Weatem Ontario Megiment: DALT.

J. rH Woodetnck SMITH, Cpl. WaliareBurf nrne, on. ef I Central Ontario Regiment: I. Yjfl RtlFFMAN, V.

pie Tort CoIrK LY MrCUU.EY. Robert. Pie Hamilton A4rtli Central Ontario Regiment: SaT iLN. Ill TOIVONEN. Mattawa.

feOml: Am Regiment da Quebec ftOl'MKAU. Granby. Manitoba Regiment: JOHNSTON, W. Myrtle Station. ont Britiab Columbia Reg'ment: Et'FRBY, H.

Pte W. Grand Forks. Alberta Regiment; J0NE8. A. A Cpl Ryemooe.

DANQCROUSLV WOUNDED Weetern Ontario Regiment: LAMPMAN. L. Tnomaa. Central Ontario Regiment: KF.HR. A.

Pte Toronto. Alberta Regiment: AMSTATTKR, Andreas, Turner Creek. C. Nova Scotia and R.C.I. Reg.ment! RYAN, A Pte Maclntyre a lka.

StRIOUSLV WOUNDED BAKFR. F. Hamilton. (Wife overeeaa Corpe of Royal Canadian tngineere: COI.I.ARD. A.

RedcilB, Alt. Central Ontario Regiment: TYRRFLL. J. pie Toronto. Regiment de Quebec: Dl'FOUR.

Kdmnnd. Montreal. Nova kcotia and P.C.I. Regiment: MELN1CK. Michael.

Pte G.aca Ray. SCVCRCLV WOUNDED Rnyal Canadian Artillery: Dorpy. L. Mon'real. Brltiih Columbia Regiment: WHITAKER, L.

pte Weetmineter. REPORTeO KILLED IN ACTION NOW REPORTED WOUNDED Canadian Armou ed Corpa: WHITE, i. Wmdeor. WOUNDED Canadian Armoured Corpe PCTIKJ. Piue.

Duvar R4 I I. Royal Canadian Artillery: ASHLEY. Reid Bdr Mp ton. Ont. BF.rHTOI,r.

Adnlph. Bdr Victoria. BOOO, Maurice. Gnr Toronto. OA'STAFSON, Port KelH, r.

HARRfNOTON, o. Onr. Upper Bout!) Rivera. HFNNK5SY, Onr Wltideor, LEIOHTON w. Moncton t1tt nvereea Mt'RRA V.

Onr. Victor a PHIU.1PS. Onr rreaton, STARK, Onr. Toronto AAV STw I I 'T 75A.VV.0.L. (Always With Out Linen) until I DISCOVERED THAT KUtNO SEKVEO THE PURPOSE AND SAVED LAUNDRY BILLS frtrn letter t.

)r GOOD StNt MM TO yrx boy se When the lights Come On Again AFTER A SAD MOVIE I'M FIT TO Bt SEEN NO MORE REP NOSE WHEN I CARRY SOFT KUNX! (Jrrm letter by W. mitna nk hoi SON THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE PAGE ROBERT E. Wounded TRUDEAU WONNACOTT. W. MacLeod.

Hoyal Canadian Corp ef Sionalt: StKRt. E. Xontraai llla Ovar Weetern Ontena Regiment: TAVIXiR. L. Cargilt.

WISMER c. Pie Prertoo. Central Ontario Regiment: ABitAMOVlTZ, Hvm.e. I'te Toronto. BFTTS.

Pie Toronto. KNIPt. Albert. Pte. Toronto LOi Er.ROVE Pte Dunnvilla.

XrMAhUN. A Pte Elk Lake. SOTT A Pie Timmina. WIIJOV. V.

E. Pte rnnto. aiouat A Tie Toronto. Eaetrtn Ontario Regiment: Pick.i FFRtirs, R. I Pie timith Falls.

Quebec Regiment: KILLY. F. Pte St. Johna ZWlckKR. L.

A Bridncwater, Regiment de Quebec CARBON. Pte Montreal. IHAP.BO.N.NEAU. Casetaa L. Cpl Moo treal nfVAL.

Joeenh. Vautnn MORIN. Joeeph Remi. Pte D1ST7.SD, Ephrem Morla (father), addreaa uu known. Quebec Reolment! TOiVNSENn.

Eimer Jamea. Pie La chute. Nova Scotia and PE.I. Regiment: MaM.Eon Archibald. Pte Donkin Breadalbana E.I.

RUTI.KPOF. pte Maccan. New Brunewtrk Regiment ENc.I.IRH. W. ranterhiiry.

HASSAN V. C. Cpl. St. Andrewa.

L. fi Pie Faint John. Mrl.r.I.I.AN V. Tie Fredenctnn. MA DORK, Rirhard Pte Faint John MKI.VIN Pie Meat Saint John.

Manitoba Regiment: HOWARD. Donald, fit. H430.V1. tr Ceilare J. Howard Iwtfrl, MS Mc lliiyh.in at Fort W'Uiam.

Britiah Columbia Regiment: BELL J. A. Pte, okanaaan Falls. FAVRtN. John.

Ira. TRA VELLE. Pte Fraeer Milla. IONES. Pte North Vanmuver KENNF.nT.

Jack. Pie North Vancouver LEATHER BARROW, Irne, Cpl Vancouver MAYKOWSKI, Petro Pte Vernon. C. MILLER. R.

K. Pte. Vancouver. Saskatchewan Regiment: BARRIE. Thomee Peareon.

Pte L1S4JSS. Wllhert Feme tfaiher). Turanke. FRANKS. Michael, Cpl U4.1tB.

Joaeph Frenke rfaiher) Front Lake. "RITZFKI.PT. Edward. Pte. MM Ml.

Frltr Orltrfr'dt Ife'hert, rarhourir ORONPIN Fernand Victor, Pte MMim. octave Orondin ifa'her), St Walhura. HAYNF.S Thomae Rfn. 1.2772?!. Mra Llllae nouelaa Havnee (wife).

Ballan trae Scot. Mra. Jennie Haynea (mother). Ituna LANOLEY Edward Oiarlea, Pte Robert Maihewa Lanalry (father), We. wvn WF.RR Pie Sudbury.

Ont. Alberta Reqlment: ROWIF A R. Pie. Welaeklwm. oNNFR.

Pte Ward'aw DA VI EI Jamee. 1., Towell River. PC i Wife overaeae l. EVANS W. J.

Cpl Edmonton. Pte. Ponce Coupe OORI.FY Pte, Ferrle. Ont. HOPKINS Tte Wemh'ev.

LADFROL'TE. R. Pie Edmnto LAFOY, Leonard Earl. Pie. M4n.

Mra Kliraheth jeannetta Lafoy tmathar), Hewitt'a Landinr LIFSOV c. Pie Tdmonion. Lt'KE, A. SSM. Coronation MERTt.VR.

M. Pie, Ooodfara. AfHIMPF. Adoiph. Pokon.

UPHOPFF. I. Pie Calary. BRAMAN. Michael Pie.

Ithbrldf. WHITE Calsarv ZIMMERMAN 1,. Pie Medletna Bat. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corpe: ROPl' HALD, H. North Mtntn.

TAYLOR. Frederick. Rlch mnnd H1P. LIGHTLY WOUNOED Reconnalaaanca Unite: OLAFKtin. Knrtjan Athaletlen.

lM Mra. Gurtborc Olafaon (mother). Lemle Saak. PARKER. A Tvr Pnica Mines.

Royal Canad'an Artillery: PARKER. Harold. I. Sleveaton, C. Royal Canadian Corpe of S'gnala: COI.PITTS 1.

fpl Salabury, B. Central Ooieno Reqlment: RnciKRfi. Fianev pte. Humlltnn Nova Scotia and E.l. Regiment! DANYLl'K Michael.

Pt Glare Pay. KRAF.R. P. Pie Dartmouth. (iER J.

Cpl Florence HARPER. A. 1.. Pie. Greenwich.

MA IONALn D. Pie Klnrnaa. PEL MrlFAAc. John Duncan. Judique Intervale.

(Wire overaeae). Mc A. rum, Glare Bay, (Wife overeeaa Mrl.EClD. A Pie Trout Brook Mlrs ROBeViN Pte Thorbum RYAN. Jeremiah Cpl New Waterfnrd PA SOFTER.

J. Pte. New Harbour E. SNOW. w.

Pri Tniro. New Brunewlrk Reg.mentl FITyr.FRAI.D. L. Pie Saint John. Britleh Columbia Regiment: WALSH.

Richard. Toronto. WOUNDED, REMAINING ON DUTY Royal Canadian Artillery: DIXON Ont cathkrinee, Ont. Central Ontario Peg ment: MAcphebbon. R.

C. Toronto. (Wife overeeael Aiberla Reg.ment: Dowling, R. Edmonton. SEVERELY INJURED Quebec Regiment: LEA VY, A.

Cpl Montreal. INJURED Canadian Armoured Corpe: ANPKRPON. A Tpr Vancouver DFrK KIK. L. .1.

Tp Maria Ciii, Que. Rnyal Canadian Artillery: rAMl'HELL. H. Gnr, Harcmirt. KB OIHH W.

A Onr Montreal. M'KWEN Wei.ev Gnr L7t3t Robert V. MrEwrn Ifatner), Val pvraino. Peak. Royal Canadian Cocoa of S'gnalat aim.

wall. John Archie girmn L'iIOH. Mra Helen C. Sundwkll twill). flovan.

Pak We.tetn Ontartp Reg ment: DAKRX'H C. Pte. Toronto WAhHENIR. Pie pt. Thrnnae.

Centrl Ontario Regiment: ROOEP.H. f. Pie Georgetown. Cclumbie Regiment: BKIK.Te NRM Gordon, fe Varcntiver Rpvel Canadian Army Med'cal Corpe: SMITH r. Pie Vancouver t.lt snereean i SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Catedian Armoured Corne: MAcnoNI.I A.

Tpr. Halifaa VAVDFRBLT.G. E. N. Sault Sle.

Mar.e. Royal Caned an Artillery: 01.AE1ER Pamuel. Bdr, Cue I ph. Ont i wife ovrer i Ccrpe Ri yal Canadian Eogineera! MATE? Sri iailen, Alt. Weetern Ontario Regiment: R'ORY.

Hern P'e Oijelph THOMAS. A P' Uheatley. Central Ontario Reg'ment: LF.VEKQL'E, Hertor, L. Blalf Atho' Nova ScMia and F.t. Reg.ment: Pie tt'Mi Bay.

Sektrhewan Regiment: Norman P'anev pie. Lliaaa Frank Brault (father), Aaaitl Ra'k Attterla Regimenl; K07.M1K Ntchoae pie. S'ar. Canadian Prnvo't Corra: ORJEVE pl Monetvtlle. Ont PRFVlOUkLY aronoTtO WOUNOED I NOW REPORTEO WOUNOED AND MISSING Central Ontario Reqiment! ELI.IR, L.

Rfn Toronto. MISSINO Weae Ontario Regin DALY Thomae P'e. Bmmford K' P'e Ptratford I Eaetrn Ontario Regiment: STARK Pie Pcton. PRE VIOL'eiLV Raj PORTE ViSIN0 NOW RRISONtR OF WAR I New Brunewek Regiment: CCPNFIELD, A. P'e eat Saint i Jr.nn I PRISONER OF WAR Rernnna.aaance Uniia: CANDLER Bowma.li:.

Ont. iw.fe eraeaa Service Men Guests At Fireside Hour Guest, at tr Y.M C.A. fireside hour, 160 members of the armed servir ra wr entertained Stinda afterrinin. Tea tint served hy members of the Fort Doug's' Nursing division. St.

John Ambu lance Brigade, with ss M. Tait in charge. Orchestral select inns were given hy Mrs. A. D.

Mcintosh. Ivan Mcintosh Ernest r)av. Miss L. Carlson and Mrs. E.

Erooks. Religion Described Millions of Pamohlets As Binding Force alaiii. The Christian reliRinn was a hond between God and man, sain Rev. C. C.

Landon in St. Anne's Ancliran church, Sunday Christianity did not ask that It he accepted as something unknown. hut was revealed to the world through Jesus Christ. Mr. Landon likened religion to the philosophies of St.

Augustine, who argued that religion wax a binding force tween Christ and his followers stood. Missing 'Shell Out' a I Mrs. Annette Thompson, 200 Hsmnton has hen informPd thst her son, FO. JACK THOMPSON, Is missing after sir opera tions overseas. He receiver! his commission after jtrarluntine at Retina.

He attended Linwood school and graduated from St Paul's collejte where he was prom inent in sports. Special Tickets Will Buy Milk for British Children Instead of the traditional shout for Hallowe'en apples next Tuesday evening, Winnipeg children are being encouraged by the Kinsmen club to yell "Shell out for the kids In Britain." They will be collecting special Milk for Britain shell out tickets, which will be used to send milk to the rhildren of Britain. Ten of the tickets will send one quart of milk overseas. They can be purchased for one cent each at neighborhood grocery and drug stores. In many parts of Manitoba, high school students will hold Hal lowe'en dances in aid of the Milk for Britain fund.

Thief Breaks Window, Steals Jewelry An assortment of Jewelry of un determined value was stolen by a smash and grab raider, who broke a window of Shore's Jewelry store, 272 Fort some time early Tuesday. Ve 1 1 WWUI WIIIUIII Keeping the Canadian people in lets and pamphlets, dealing ith all formed aoout what Britons are phases of empire activity, doing in the war is a big job. Korl Capt. Innes organized Empire In one thing, there are millions ot formation because he realized little them and for another, they are do or no British propaganda was beini; ing millions of things. distributed in Canada at the out But Capt.

W. C. C. Innes, To break of war. ronto, thrives on hard work.

Four1 "And I expest to keep up the er and a half years ago he organi7ed vice afier the war," he said. Empire Information and toda The Christian religion was the tielboasts that 40 million nieces ol between man and God and was not literature. 37 million printed in merely a pretense to do well or to Canada in both French and Ens go to church. Christ preached huh, have been distributed through friendship and Christianity was thenut the Dominion at no cost to the base on which the friendship be British government. He Is in Winnipeg today en a return trip from the West where he has been visiting firms distributing the material and mak.

ing arrangements for further distribution. Empire Information Is a volun tary Canadian committee working Rev. wilh th Ftntith mlniclrt, nt Infftr. Tne mation and the United Kingdom information office jn Ottawa. Capt.

Innes Is well known in Can ada. He has made the trin across the Dominion many times and during the 17 years hefore war broke out made 2.0.87 speeches on Can anas national prohlems. Voluntary contributions from Canadian firms and individunls finance Empire Information, Capt. Innes said. Among publications sent from Toronto headquarters is Empire Digest, a pocket magazine, nnd a pamphlet.

Talking Points, contents of which are cabled from the ministry of Information, London, each week. There are illustrated book Ukrainian Groups Pledge $38,000 representatives 01 in Ukrainian organizations, at a ma. meeting in Ukrainian Institute Prosvita. Pritrhard and Arlington Sun day afternoon, pledged J38.000 to the Seventh Victory loan. D.

Grrych spoke on the need of subscribing to the limit in the current campaign. Knssar and throughout the Dominion to ths winning of the war was launder! by the speakers, who urged an intensified effort now that victory was near. The Allied countries hsve already made extensive plans for tha rehabilitation and repatriation of the war stricken peoples of the world, the meeting was told. If this inter governmental aid is to be successful, the peoples of tha Allied countries will hsve to be prepared to sacrifice as much during the immediate post war period as they did to win the war. By V.

McAREE BEFORE Day caused Britiah and Amenran soldiers waiting the signal in England to forget their minor differences and grouses, there was considerable Ul feeline on the nart of the British Kushner presented reports soldiers because of their smaller Canadian Ukrainian com nav. They complained that the mittee. I. R. Solomon presided.

much better paid Americans had Contribution of trouble in taking the English 'pi'1 from the native sons. We do DR. JACOB and Associates Dentists OFFICESl WINNIPEO ia( Pnctage Ave Montgomery Bldg. BRANDON Roaaer Ave. Hours Dally: a.m.

to 6 p.m. not suppose, however, that the disparity in pay was as great as is suggested in the yarn about tha American soldiers and the BritisM general ho found themselves sharing a taxi and bound for the sama domination. When they alighted, the general put hand in i pocket to pay the taxi, but one of the Americans objected, and insisted on paying. "I'm senior to you," protested th general. "Yes.

agreed one rf the Americans, "but ou don get ss much r'y. Sot.S&xvrclay WALKER VILLI, ONTARIO Maj. Gen.R.F.L. Keller Leader of the Canadian Division into Normandy on Day Will Speak at The AUDITORIUM Friday Night, 8.1 5 p.m. ADMISSION FREE SERVICE RAND CONCERT By Ticket obtainable at National War Finance Committee, 420 Main Dominion News Agency (opposite the Post Office) or at Information Desk, Main Floor, Hudson's Bay Store.

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