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

MONDAY. OCT. 30. 19 Army Lists Fifteen Manitoba Casualties Fifteen Manitobans are named H21065, Mrs. Jane M.

Harper In the 677th casualty list of the! (mother). Matlock. war issued by the Canadian L. Sgt George Milline (Active Army. They are: jH19213, Mrs.

Victoria Jackson KILLED IN ACTION twtfei. tdfn Canadian Armored Corps Tpr. (mother), Richer. SEVERELY WOUNDED Manitoba Regiment Pte. Kenneth Orville Jamet, HI 4908, Jamei James Mentmore.

WOUNDED IDinltitki BnlsMnfl (wife), 323 Berry SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Winnipeg. Ft. Donald Wilbert Harper, SUM CANADA tIMItl 124 Main Vinnipcg FOR SALE BY Hudson's Bay Company Appliance Main Floor Crand Motor Servic 1001 Main St. Skinner Bros. 130 Osborne St Harttone Coal Co.

Ltd. 21S McDermot Ave. 1 1 L. Sgt. Percy Reginald McCor Harvey Robert Hammond.

w.l. (mother). Boissevaut. Royal Canadian Artillery Sgt. Eric Albert Holton, H60745, Mrs.

Emily Holton (mother), Restore Manitoba Regiment Winnipeg. WOUNDED. REMAINING ON DUTY Royal Canadian Artillery Gnr. James Cooke, H6U562. Mr Winnifred Cooke (wife), 218 Roge.

Lieut William John Winnipeg William Gorsline Kotrhapawi injured (father). 50 Guelph at, Winnipeg Lieut. Harry Niznirk. Mr. Celia! Manitoba Regiment Niznick (mother).

184 Cathedral i Lieut. Christopher Park Dowds, Winnipeg. Mrt. Marjone D. Dowds (wife), 228 DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED FtrrV ri su Reconnaissance Regiment LieuL Kotrhapaw was reported Tpr.

Edwin Lawrence, Hl4.8,vvour,rii itt June. 1944. Returning John Lawrence (father). Treherne. to his unit, he was later killed in Manitoba Regiment action.

One of a group of Canadian 1 cpi. iienry meoaore to volunteer lor service HbJOJ, jwrs. lco line nioux With the British army, he went overseas in May, 1944, after tram lng ai nno, cnimwacn ana tsrocx villa Prior to hit enlistment, in 'May, 1943, he attended the Univcr (father), sstty of Manitoba. I LSgU McCorriston. 26.

enlisted1 July 31, 1541, with the R.C.A.S.C trained at Red Deer. Alta, Calgary. Lieut Joseph Whyte Thompson. Edmonton, and Wetaskiwin, Mrs. Gladys Kate Thompson nt overseas in September.

St James. Is" 5. nere ne iransierrea to K.w.K. rnor to nil enusimenc ne was employed bv the Rural Reha I Manitoba Regiment hilitatinn commission. He has oni'i Sgt.

Frank Keam Breakey, HlOO rjavid H.1;,? Information received by relatives vrrr. AiKr Frederick of Lieut. Niznick was published Pte. Murray Albert Frederick Thnmn net. 3 on, H7025.

Mrs. Kathleen red rickson (wife), 676 Spruce st. Other eaauaJtiee art: OFFICERS PntVIOUSLV AfeoATfD MISSINO. now ron official rUP.POf PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION Corn of Royal Canadian Irolwi: BURRIDGC. o.

Weet mount. (to. KILLED IN ACTION Weetern Ontaria Heglmaerl: STKHHKNSON, 1. Ftttr borouch. Central Ontaria neamtnt: rHANNKLU C.

Tnroala. Torooto. Quebec ajrgimn: JARVIR. W. U.

Lieut Wt mount. Brttleh Columbia Regiment: PEltLOW, D. Lieut Vancouver. wouNoro Reconnaieaance Ufi'tt: PAVKT, W. Lieut Hryaf canafltan avrtnitry: BAOI.KT Jono.

overoeaa). Caatern Ontario Regiment: Montreal. ict aria. (Wife fXX. Capt Belleville.

Quebec Reoimanti A Major. Mont I real, i Wife overpeaai. i'HAWKtNR a. Montreal. Regiment le Ouehec! TRKKKAU.

W. Montreal. Neva Scetia anal R.I.I. Regiment: LIEUT. W.

J. KOTCHAPAW Killed in action 1 sap I LSGT. P. R. McCORRISTON Slightly wounded LIEUT.

C. P. DOWDS Injured Weetern Ontario Regiment! GRIFFITHS. Victoria. Tampim Tempo, alet.

KF.VNK.nY. Mavnari) Charlei. Pie. Ain7. re'her Kennedy (mother), Muieton.

MaMetone. Sa k. PRO TOR. 1 Pte Wlniteor. F1VAIT.

K. I.emmr'nn. RTOTT P. P'e Allrrievllle PHRRMAN r. P'e.

K.nivH'.e. Central Ontario Regiment: PONLON. 3. Tte Mnlherwtlt, Scot. PRO.

Fr! BeaverVn. PROSPHAW. T. Pte MORGAN. 1 Pte Hamilton.

SMITH. Pte Toronto. Eaotern Ontario Regiment: CnrTfRE. i. L.n., Plantaienet.

Regiment tie Quebec: LAPOI.NTF.. Roaaire. Pte Quebec City. New Brunawlck Regiment: MAPnONALD. P'e Hartertcko.

Saakatchewan Regiment: ERIPKSON, O. Pte Wlnitenr Mllli. Que. Royal Canadian Army Service corpai HATK1ELD, F. Han land.

HI, CIROI'X, Henri. Pte Larhute. Que. SLIOMTLV WOUNOEO Royal Canadian Corpa ee Signals! roRTKR MaryeviUe. B.

Central Ontaria Regiment! DAI.K. Lieut Toronto. NKlllTINOAI.r, J. Lieut Brantrorg Quenea Regiment: BMAIL.L. Lieut Montreal.

Nova tcotia and R.C.I. Regiment! STOTHART, W. Major, Newcastle, KB. WOUNOEO. REMAINING ON DUTY Royal Canadian Artillery: J.

Ma)or, Oueipb. Central Onterio Regiment! MITCHELL. W. Toronto. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'s AND MEN REPORTED MISSINO.

NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION Heglment da Quebec: GRAVELLE. R. J. Pie. Ottawa.

KILLED IN ACTION Canadian Armoured Corpa: ARI'NtiELL. Ediar, Timmlni. Ont. iW'lfe overeeae MOFLIV, John Tpr Llnydmtneter, Alts. HI'OHES.

Tpr TnrontB. MANN, Tpr Beobo. Quo. Reeonnaieaance Unite: DOOU W. North Bay.

(Wife nvereeae I POSTER. E. Tpr WalnerrlgM. Alta I I ummm mum iS 2num tH DIED OF WOUNDS Weetern Ontario Regiment: STONFHOt HE. William Jamel Lloyd Pie Aiooiis.

William sionehouee tfatheri, D'Arcy. Seek. Central Ontario Regiment: OFORr.F A t'pl Hamilton. Brltleh Columbia Reqiment: BARNrlELIl. C.

DIED Royal Canadian Army Service Corpa! LrT. Ronald. Sat Bremerton. W'aeh. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corpe: MORRISON.

W. 1 8 Delia. Alta. DANOEROUSLY WOUNDED Weeern Ontario Regiment: KPHINRON. Ivuiaiar IMe Kincardine.

Central Ontario Regiment: ro i T. 1. Pte Schr.eber. Regiment do Quebec: BKdlN. 1.

L. Tie Montreal. Nova Scotia end I. Regiment: O. Epwortn.

Burim. N'fld. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Wettern Ontario Regiment: FLMIRY. P. 1 Pte Hello River.

Control Ontario Regiment: WBUtnv. R. fie Kapanola. Eaatern Ontaria Regiment: E. Pembroke New Brunawlck Regiment: COHOLAN.

W. Saint John. PETLET. C. Pte Eaet Rlveraide.

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T. Ppl Kortoa. I 6rtteh Columbia Regiment: MLNHU. G. H.

Vancouver. SEVERELY WOUNDED I Canadian Armoured Coepa: EtWARio. R. Tpr. Out.

Cnrrl Onta 'O Reg'ment: Hl'GHKS. Pi, KtnbicokO. 1 Eaatern Ontario Rrg menti BOYD WauMuaheno. Regimmt Quebec: LAFLKl'R. Lucwn, Pie, MontreaL Manitoba Rrgimoot.

'ALBKK, R.chero. Pte. H7411S I Anne Atnee (mfei, 21 Ambroae Prt Arthur. Brrt an Columbia Regiment: GRAVKLLK, Nicholaa. Pte Plafatone ntiir.K.

R. Kfn Vancouver. I Royal Canadian Army Medical Corpai uiaua. c. i te Bakit John.

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSINO NOW REPORTED SAFE AND WOUNDED Central Ontario Regiment: E. Pte Port Colborne. Manitoba Regiment: Itll'TZ Nick. 'te HSTni. Mre Barbara Muta mother).

Boa JT Fort Fraocei Britien Columbia Regiment: vHARUE. J. Soda Creek. WOUNDEO Canad'an Armoured Corpa: BAKNKS. T.

Tpr Toronto. Reconnaleaanco Unite: LKlbHMAN. sl Windeor TOWNSKNO. Phariea Konert. Set Ltmi Mr Eiaio Townaend imolneri, Nipanin.

and Royal Canadian Corpa of gnala: BAII.lt ETtsr Tarco Weetern Ontaria Regiment: CHI1.DH. P. Pte Otterville. HINEB. 1.

Pte Toronto KIRKOR1AN. Farcai. Pie Preaton. J. Sidney Mlsea.

alOLfcON, Kitchener. Central Ontario Regiment: Pol.lj.vg. Pte Dobblnnon. Dl'8RAl LT. Roer, Pte Toronto.

I LfsTY. Cyril. Toronto. vow AT. DonaM, Pte ThornhlU.

ROCKALL. o. Pte Onlha. SULLIVAN. Toronto WATERHOtJSE.

G. UlvartoB Que Eaatern Ontario Regiment! ne.H Kl L. L. Ajaa EAMON. c.

Pte Morneburr overeeae GRANT. Germam. PetH Roc her Nord. Quebec Regiment: DKLCT1S Pte Mon'real HARROP J. A L.

Cpl Montreal. iWtle overeeae PRICE, w. Verdun. Regiment do Quebec: MONTVINT, Pie Quebec City Welt. s.

n. te Abttlbl. Nova Scotia and E.I. Regiment! rtKViRON, R. Pte Glare Bay.

PI'ROIg L. Pte Sydney. E. pte crapaud. PET.

OlM.AN Robert. Florence. MAIX OLM. H. Pta Port Malcolm.

R. MER8ERVFT, vine, a. X. Middle Sack NTPKERROM Pie Caneo. I.

LFrRHPFE J. 1 a Pi, JenB SmwREAR. J. TV. Saint John.

Brltlari Columbia Regiment i ADA MR, J. Victoria TYERS, E. Pte Vancouver. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Reconnaiaaanco Unite: MrlNNKS. J.

Tnronlo TAVLOK. W. Tpr Montreal. Royal Canadian ArtiiurH, BftATH. J.

One Hamilton. iHiWN. V. Gnr 'iroh. not OKOUmSKY.

Joaeplt. SI.MreaJ. Corna of Roval Ciiuitn. a n. k.

Sarnia. twifa nveraeaa. OSMONIi. A. BprmrhUl.

NO Weetern Ontario Rmimim. ATKINW)N. A. e'te Kaalwood. Central Ontario R.nim.Ni BROWN Hnuriamaoue.

One. BI'HNETT Oordon rm t.m. CHAMHRliA K. Cpl Chaoleaii. Central Ontario Regiment: nhKAHKAI.

Aime In. K.a,nola POKTT. V. Pie Toronto. wiit.

n. ne Toronto. Ronald. Toronto MAGKK. O.

cpl New Toronto. MrKENZIK, C. B. Pie fhipoaea. M.gl KK.N 1.

lie Hamillnn 8TOHKY. Fred. Cpl Niaeara Ja la. Eaatern Ontario Regiment: UiKHAIN. J.

L. Pte. Ottawa, WHITE. L. Weatbora.

Quebec Regiment: HARRIS, Larh ne. Regiment da Ouebee JfARTIN. Lui.en. Pte Jlniere dil Loup. Nova Scotia and P.E.I.

Regiment: AI.I.AUIl, c. Pte. Btellarton NS L'tiNNoLLT, H. 1 atamasouche. WITREAir, L.

Pte Weda port, C. Martin a Itiver. fill.LIB. D. 1 New Weterford.

S. WII1TEHKAD. R. Halifaa WM.LlAit8, C. Lockepoft.

ZWKKER. E. C.IK, Eagle Head. A. New Brunawlck Regiment! miAHSON.

tdmond. Pigeon Hill. rROI'KR. 1.. fie 7...

I. no u.u. ELPRirtOE. V. Pte.

Reaver Harbour. LITTLE. rte Kami John LITTLE. Deer.vllle. I HRAY, P.

Pte, Turtle River. R. Pte. Clarendon Ctatloa. Manitoba Regiment: AMiKRPo.V.

Itoherl Roea Pie, HlSOl Ra pb Waldo Anderaoa tfatheri, siecue. Que. D1 K. Cenraa Fran. Pie H9A4 George fuck 214 Fltigeraid Port Arthur.

DotirsHERTY. John William. Pie Hiowis Mre. Mvrlht Iouhert (molh.n Knw 41.1 IS et Paul ai Port Arthur. I Britnh Columbia Regiment: ENGLAND.

Alfred Hmry. Pie, Kltl Mre fcl.ie Enaland (wlfei, N. tc Inlvre. port Arthur. FRnAT.

n. Pte rioverdala. S.katrhewan Regiment: LAMHKKT, Im David. Pie. LeAnAJ.

deniey Imhert ifalheri, Wynyard. Alberta Regiment: KI W'lilnm. Pte. 1 1 T7R. Mre Fnti W'innifred Kutvlt iwlfei.

Pole. r'e. Fn Peter Kuryk (brother), ttrookehv Ba.k WOUNDED, REMAlMlNO ON DUTY Royal Canadian Artillery: RYHArFK. Martin Gnr. Hlftnitn.

Mar tin Turner lfrlenfl. Port Arthur. atern Ontario Reniment: KIPP. Cpl lxndon Central Ontario Regiment RALFOCR fie. I.mdeay.

Ri'RrH. r. vv Ite Lincoln cote A. rtean lke OAPTFN. Ilarrv.

Toronto LETMNOHAM. I. Cpl Toronto Mns'AOHAN. Jamr. rrl Niagara Falla Brit.b Coli'mbio Regiment: HILBORN.

N. 1 Pte Kelowna. SEVERELY INJURED Central Ontario Regiment: BIETTE. T. Cpl Kama.

INIURED Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineeri: KELLY. L.rpt Vancouver. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corpa: KAYLK, R. Pie. Toronto ELIOHTLY INJURED Regiment da Quebec: NAI1EA1' Io.

P'e. Montreal Nova Scotia and t.l. Regiment: PATEY. J. Bolwood.

Nfld. MISSINO Canadian Armored Corpa llt'N'N A. CQMS, Mavta Bank. I YOt NO Tpr Svdney. I Sa.k atcl ewan a ment MOORE.

Dinty Aml'e Pte T.1SJJO Mre lily Moore imothert. 10 Gladrtone Yorfc.on MISSINO AND WOUNOEO Central Ontario Regiment: CU.TE, R. Pie Hamilton. PRISONER OF WAR jebc Regiment: GPTVWonri rharve p'e Montroai. Saafcetchewan R.giment Bl.unT, Wa'ter wn.on I.A7 3fi2.

Mre ran ie Hailaday (lfe ei. im eve north. Aa.kainnn HANSON John Emll Harvir. Pte. LIU.

007 Mra. Marie T. Haneon tmorner liiit 2nd ave. northwest, Mooeo Jaw Manitoban Likes To Shoot Standing WITH THE CANADIAN CORPS ON THE ADRIATIC Oct. CP Men of the 4rth Loyal Edmonton regiment had a f.eld day at San Fortunato ridge as Germans poured off the ridge in a "tidal wave' after the Canad.ans" attack on that key Nazi position.

Everyone who couJ 1 get a pot and ammunition hanged away at the enemy. Bren gunner Pte. L. Pasco, Fort cool and slow speaking, said later he favors the stand up position when shooting Germans. When he ran out of ammunition after having so kilied an unestimated numher of Germans, he seized a German sniped the same way and killed six more.

The women's auxiliary of the 11th Heavy A A. Battery, RCA. will meet at the home of Mrs. V. Savage, St.

2. Chattrworth apt' Tuesday, at 8 m. Fancy goitls Music Awards Presented reY' aTAiaUAfV Al 0m of lAlM AaPi I a At Annual Leremony NNL'AL prvsenution of scholarahips, prizes and certificates in certificates, and Evi Clare Mr. Rogers for his initiative and of reepevl.ng eniu ppton. scholarship, and 'prizes.

on 'he Miss Clare. Dr. Armes and Mr.t vortuniiiei ADoung Rogers, were: Mr. Justice A. "In our school procram we aim D.xsart.

chancellor of the univer to give every child the opportunity sity; Prof. Hunter Johnson, newly to develop to every degree his or appointed instructor of advanced Mer talents." C. K. Robert, artine thenrv and romnnaitinn anrf mm. "ii in ruuiaiiun.

aiaien ocrs oi ine music aavisory com jT in ine main annress prior to pres mittee of the senate, and musical entations. "We in Canada are a officials. These Included Ethel serious people, full of inhibitions." Klnlev. Mrs. W.

S. Whitehead. Mr. Rogers said. We should learn Stella Boyd, Filmer E.

Hubhle. to relax through music for we can Prof. W. WriEht. Gwendda (Wtf, achieve a great happiness through Owen Davtrs.

W. George Ruther muitc. iford, A. Zimmerman. W.

J. pence. In view of the recent acceptance recistrar; W. Teakles. as of Grades to VIII of the Manl sistant registrar, and Leonard toha Music Syllabus for High Heaton.

United Scottish Open Annual 3 Day Carnival With an attendant of 3.000. ths and Mrs. Charles Stvns, Mr. and annual Hallowe'tn carnival spon Mra. J.

Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. sored by the United Scottish aso San. Mr. and Mrs.

James elation opened Saturday n.Bht Winnipeg Auditorium. The car Mrs. R. D. Waugh, and Capt.

nival will continue tonight and and Mrs. A. C. Newell Tue.aday night. Highland dancing contents will The official opening was held at and Tuesday night.

j8 p.m., when Mayor Garnet Coul 1 aoor orizes will he annnunred at 11 nm ter made a welcoming address. iTuesday. Following the opening ceremon ripe Major Donald McLeod. 2nd ies, Queens Own Cameron High Queen Own Cameron landers' cadet band )ipel "The Old Highlanders, will accompany the icustic a siow marrn, pinyrn dancing Vhii' 1nr," peg audience. nght 9 Game booths, representing earhl of the 22 affiliated Scottish socle ties, lined the walls of the Audl Wife WirtS II Month Id Proceeds of tha carnival will i rf CCnont rOSSIOIC be used to send parcels overseas, for local relief cases and to promote the art of Highland dancing In Winnipeg.

Guests of honor Saturday night were: Tremier Si unit Gnr son and Mrs. Garson, Mayor Garnet Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

MrDiil. U. Col. and Mrs. J.

M. Creighton. iRev. W. Gordon Maclean, Mr.

and Mrs W. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs J. T. Mitchell, Col.

and Mrs. 1). Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Jamee MacKay, Mr.

and Mrs. Georce Berry, Mr. and Mrs. N. Sutherland.

Mr. and Mrs. Pavlrt Cooper. Mr. S.

V.1 tlMtfrflWteeJaYJg. fl tHgj nuawiy fffta isjltirii(if ajf iifit CHICAGO Oct. Jack Santucrl. 24 year old merchant jailor, has lost his suit for divorce on grounds his wife committed adultery because she gave birth to aon 11 months after he went to sea. Judge William Mndsay Friday upheld a motion of the mother.

Mrs. Kveljn Santucrl 18. to dismiss the unit after hearing conflicting testimony from medical experts on the possibility of 11 month pregnancy. He asirl testimony had "not completely eliminated'' Santucci as the father. ALBANY, NY, Ovt 30 (AP Gov.

Thomas EL Dewey, en route to Syracuse to make a campaign A frmei nf (h nt Manllnha a as KM Kjluivlav A sneech entered Pninn station Knl. in the Conceit hall nf the Ailrlitnriiim hefrr l.rc. TV.ntv Urday mnmir.e Saw a fTOwd ftn Mra. 1 ered, and smiled ttroadlv. students won schoiarelnpi and prizes, Alice Arnal, ritnirt, winninzi The Republican preidential distinction for having won two aard.

the Wednesday Morn.n nominees smile vanujhed when he Musicale scholarship and the tni discovert the crowd was corn versify Gold Medal. During the ceremonial Miss school music option, first, of Democrats with tannert third a u. "in uig inn amvai or fsenaior Arnal won warm acclaim for play 1 Harry Truman. DemcK ratir "a Vill Hdn m'n, He dealt I v' presidentt.l cand.dRle. and Debussy.

(h i. Seven hundred and 16 oun; nl m8nner. students wrm awards and of thl whirh noity. numher. 482 were listed for pre t.

sentation of certificates Feunut'0B The remainder, winners of prac ln the tical or theory examination certi Scho1 of nd r'cn' Urates, will receive awards througl "'Krdini music option. Miss the mail. Claie stated the university, in iu nr Arm musical education, had laid a firm ill frii.MrlBtin CISjk rxm.A ie.it chairman, presented grade DR. JACOB and Associates Dentists WINNIPEQ PEQ lt Rona Mompomori OPPICISl go am I i Siea. BR ANOOnt MS Raaaar Ave.

Hours Dally: a.m. to p.m. '''''imtVtMkttlim Nf ll I I I I I iMssa i evveia.i. a i I sel etee A ifasC a CcH'M lilL" I SUCCESSION DUTIES CAN PUNISH YOUR ESTATE! Do know thai under tha Dominion Succcssioa Duty Act: BtnejieUritt yr tsUte tarn laU tula four cUssts ana1 thai datiti tary nniidtrably atnrdmi st ubith tlau ibey nmt mndtr bmtbtr, for instance, fating hither dmtitt than at fbiU. ajf at stranger faying btgber Juliet than most retatiret? There, are innumerable difficulties presented to the untutored mind by the Dominion Succession Duty Act and those of the Provinces.

These difficulties, increased by frequent amendments, can whittle down a poorly mansged estste unmercifully. Therefore, as a protection against undue estate shrinkage, you are well advised to appoint The Canada Trust Company your executor. This Company hss hsd such extensive experience that its service, together with your lawyer's, is invalushle in preventing your hcira from being unduly penslired. tt saw re aftwaif A afr a 7 mi at yar noitmnnn. A pnfrrly aawteea Will a reaVa InnsM Pateri.

vtlnmt urns II HUM, and nill arrange eeafnmf atftntmentt. QnadaTmst Company Portage and Fart, Winnipeg W. Why to. Manager Manitoba Advisory Board W. M.

Oardngr, Chairman i A. L. Crossln; C. B. Orgwry; w.

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