The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 9

VOL. CLXXIII. No. 2GS TFT 10 OAZKTTE. MONTR KAL: WEDNESDAY, NOVKMBEIl 8.

11)44. 0 COMPLAINT IS LAID ON STALAG LUFT IV COLDWELL URGES PLANNED TRADING home." Canadian foreign trade could be planned to the immense advantase of Canada and the world. But trade must be recognized as the exchange of surpluses among nations and not as "a scramble for markets among money-makers." David Gourd Chosen Amos. November 7. David Gourd today wjls chosen as Liberal candidate for Chapleau in the forthcoming federal election.

Hector Authier now represents the constituency in parliament. Due to reasons of space. The Gazette will from now on be forced to run names of casualties from the Quebec and East-era Ontario districts only. Cm CUKHSGOOD TO xv no provision for prijioners to cook their own food sent in Red Cross parcels. Sanitary arrangements are not satisfactory, and some of the prisoners lack adequate clothes.

Apart from skin eruptions due to insufficient sanitaty arrangements the Red Cross delegate reported the general health of the prisoners to be good. Mail beins sent to prisoners of war in Europe has increased 16 per cent, compared with last year, the Wartime Information Board reported. In September. 1943, 27.878 letters were sent to German prison camps, while in the same month of 1944 32,302 pieces -nf mail were cleared. The total in October this year was 31,572.

While mail for prisoners increased in the months before Christmas it docs not correspond with the increase in civilian mail because, at the request of the prisoners, Christmas cards with the exception of one sent by the Prime Minister, are not handled. It was found that an influx of Christmas delayed censorship and held up reg ular mail for weeks. Internationaf Red Cross Makes Vigorous Protest, 147 Canadians in Camp Ottawa, November 7. The Wartime Information Board report ed today the International Red Cross has lodged vigorous protests against conditions in btalag Lout IV, a German prison camp where 147 Canadian airmen are held. There is a total of 7,975 prisoners at the camp, and in the last few months 1,400 have been transferred from Stalajj Luft VI and from prisons in Wetzlar and Budapest.

In the move many of the prisoners lost personal belongings and others had their personal effects confiscated anH rifit rftnrnpH Food is reported to be poor, with I SEVERELY WOUNDED: Central Ontario Regiment: Maloney, Sidney John, B-59763, William Maloney (father), Perce, Que. Eastern Ontario Regiment: Prestley, John Lawrence, C-70535. John Prestley ((father), Ottawa. Quebec Regiment: Pit-gott. F.Ernest, D81369, Mrs.

Edith Piggott (mother), 3550 Clark street, Montreal. Kees. Lefclie Gordon. D144024, Harold Kees (lather), 10831 Laurentide aveuuc, Montreal. WOUNDED: Eastern Ontario Regiment: Bliindell.

Albert Francis, C-12054H. Mrs. Annie Blundell (mother), Kingston, Ont. Couvrette. Oscar, Pte C2U53, Joseph Couvrctte (father), Ottawa.

Fetlerly, Eldred Gordon. C-12G7U7. Mrs. Dorothy M. Fetterly Cornwall, Ont.

Martin. Arthur Angus. C2710, Mrs. Eertha Martin (mother), Cornwall. Ont.

Scharf. Georee Leonard. C70418, Mrs. Edith Scharf (mother), Ottawa. Quebec Regiment: Isaac.

Frank, E105107. Mrs. i ACTIVE ARMY Ottawa. November 7. The Canadian (Active) Army issued to-dav its 632nd casuality list of the war.

The following were included: OVERSEAS: Officers: KILLED IN ACTION: Canadian Armored Corps: Ramon. William Fdward. William Anoi Ralston tfather). 401 West-mount boulevard, Wtitmount, Que. Quebec Regiment: Rr.berts.

Edward Lear. Lt Eennet J. Eooerts (father). Ottawa. Regiment de Quebec: ardln.

Armand djar. I Mr. Frnrol C'ardtn ((tiff), 131 St. Anne ktrrrt. Points Aux Trembles, Que.

S.EHIOCSLY WOUNDED. Western Ontario Regiment: Jss William Norman. Ncrman F. Newton Ottawa. WOUNDED.

Canadian Armored Corps: Birss. Tnomaa Walter. Thomas Birss (father). 1665 Trudel avenue, Montreal. Quebec Regiment: Parke.

Charles Russell. George Parice (father). 2251 Wilson avenue. Montreal. Thomas.

Maurice Pollock. Mrs. Mildred Thomas (Campbell) (wife). 11 Chomedy street. Apt.

5, Montreal. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Quebec Regiment: Tinrle. Harold Joseph. Mrs.

Margaret Ann Tingle (mother). 4411 King Edward avenue. Montreal. Warrant Officers. N.C.O.

and Men. KILT T.T3 IN ACTION. Quebec Regiment: Biblowitz. Solomon. S.Sgt..

D72ftS. Mrs. Christina Biblowitz (wife), 1417 fct Matthew street. Montreal. Regiment de Quebec: Cormier.

Charles. Pte. E9178. Laurent I father). Chandler.

Que. Ra.I. Raymond. Pte E10C509. Phil-Rail father).

Petite Lameque, 3 DIED Regiment de Quebec Paul Emi'e Maurice. rI969. Adhemard Poliender (father), "Tarr.nam, Que. DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED Quebec Regiment Heather. Ronald William Albert, Mrs.

Florence Heather (metier). 29 St. ratnek street, La-chine. Que. Regiment de Quebec Boisve-t.

Louis Marie, E110O27. Arrr.jr Am qui. Que. Boivln, Jules, Dfil87), Ravmond Bomn (brother). 1199 St.

Hubert treet. Apt. 3. Montreal. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Regiment de Quebec Page, Armand.

1)137681. Napoleon Page (father), 97 First avenue, Yille Lasalle, Que. SEVERELY WOUNDED Quebec Regiment HenrT. John James, D86172. Mrs.

Marion Henry (mother). 50-U feherbrooke street west. Apt, 3, Montreal. WOUNDED Quebec Regiment Brown. George Hubert.

D138-17. Robert Brown (father). 516 Regina avenue, Verdun, Que. Regiment de Quebec: Bernard. George.

D57969. Ovila (father). L'Ance Gardien, Q-e. Bcnsaat. Maurice.

25002. Miss Gertrur Bor.sant (sister). Cookshire. Que. Savar.

Jean Paul. Pte D110234. 9 .4 i Exports Must be Organized, He Says, Not Market Scramble for Money-Makers Winnipeg, November 7. JR M. J.

Coldwell, C.C.F. leader, said in a speech prepared for delivery tonight at a public meeting here, that his party stood for planned international trade and believed thai planned trading ideas put into effect during the war had proved efficiency and benefit. "We look to bacon and grain contracts with Great Britain, farm implement contracts with the Soviet Union, contracts for all who are willing to trade on a reasonable basis of exchange." he continued. "All this is part and parcel of the conquest of unemployment at wm ifffij mizfti irjv iu)K I wonder, God who To humble Now in my Draw near, Draw near. Make me more Help me to And if this be Reach out, And lead I A swlsaaa'iatMt'ik -6-S3Bj fcM f'j then I feel so all alone and weak fef mm And scared.

afta 1 mgjte And oft I wondered how I dared H-l Mrs Frizilder Savaro (mother). Que. Savoic. Paul, F.3249. Savoic (father).

Cross Point, Que. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Eastern Ontario Regiment: Poitras. Arthur. L.Cpl..

C31353. Mrs. Marie Poitras (wife), Cornwall. Ont. Quebec Regiment: Kinross.

Georj-c Ernest. D772RI. John Kinross (father), Sennevillt, Que. Richards ffohert. Cpl D157727.

Mrs fjeorgicnna Richards (molheri. La Tuque. Que. Vogcll. Hohson.

Pte 137395. Mrs. Barbara J. Vogell (wife), Cookshire. Que.

Regiment de Quebec: Broome, Joseph Guillaume. E5904. Mrs. Marie-Ange Broome (wife). Ste.

Marguerite Marie. Que. Hachey. Lionel, L.S'st.. E10363.

Paul Soucv (step brother). Quebec. Que. Tousignant, Albert. D12301B, Mrs.

Helene Lavoie (mother). 919 College street. St. Henri, Montreal. WOUNDED REMAINING ON DUTY Quebec Regiment 'McKenna.

Ramsay Joseph, P86-420, Mrs. Violet McKenna (wife), 3108 Masson street, Rosemouni, Montreal. SLIGHTLY INJURED Canadian Armored Corps Annable, Frank, D26640, Harry Annable (father), 793 Green avenue, Montreal. Regiment de Quebec Tougas, Joseph Roland, 1)140599 Mrs. Jeanne Tougas (mother), 463 La-marche avenue east, Montreal.

MISSING Eastern Ontario Regiment Wall. Clement Leo. C101795. Mrs. Elizabeth Wall (mother), Arn-prior.

Ont. Ottawa, November 7. The Canadian (Active) Army issued tonight its 693rd casualty list of the war. The following were included: OVERSEAS: Officers: SERIOUSLY WOUNDED: Canadian Armored Corps: Carey, Frederick Leo. Lt Leo Joseph Carey (father), Ottawa.

WOUNDED: Regiment de Quebec: Ratelle, Andre, Ovide Ratelle (father), 4320 Iberville street, Montreal. Warrant Officers, N.C.O.'s and Men: KILLED IN ACTION: Regiment de Quebec; Auclair, Lucien. E5791. Mrs. Aldhonsine Auclair, (mother).

Riviere du Loup, Que. Forget. Joseph Napoleon Earnard, 13135139, Edourd Forpet (father), St. Lin Des Laurentides, Que. DIED OF WOUNDS: Regiment de Quebec: Poiner, EjRcnc.

C.Q.MS. D56532, Willy Trembiay (uncle), St. Nazaire, Que. Roussel. Andre.

E14856, Miss Anne Marie Rousseau (fiancee), St. Pierre, Que. DIED: Quebec Regiment: Parr, John Edward, 1)95766. Mrs. Cecilia Parr (mother), 2036 St.

Antoine west, Montreal. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED: Regiment de Quebec: Frechette. Marcel, Pte. D143008. Fd-mond Frechette (father).

2602 Notre Dame street west, Montreal. FOUR YEARS AGO November 8, 1910: Eig German spy ring uncovered in Turkey 78 arrested. Greek forces rout Italians in Epirus. Irish flatly refuse bases to U.K. THREE YEARS AGO November 8, 1941: Finnish press declares no peace until Reds quit Finland.

TOO YEARS AGO November 8, 1942: Algiers surrenders to American forces. Vichy breaks with U.S. Rommel's Korps flees to Libya; six Italian divisions captured. ONE YEAR AGO November 8, 1943: Hitler, in anniversary Munich speech, promises mass execution of Germans favoring capitulation. Norwegians Go to Moscow London.

November 7 (CP, Trygve Lie, Norwegian foreign minister, has arrived in Moscow for conferences with Soviet officials on questions of "common interest" to Russia and Norway, a spokesman for King Haakon's government announced tonight. The spokesman said Lie and his party probably at the apartment Madeline Isaac (wife), Restigouche, Que. Searle, Harvey Alfred. D143385. Mrs.

Edith Searle (mother), 378 Sixth avenue, eraun, wue. Regiment de Quebec: Bernard. Gerard, D61959, Mrs. Lilianne Hughes (sister), 1448 William wavia street, Montreal. Bertrand.

Jean Paul. 1)11173, Arthur Bertrand (father), 595 Walnut street. Montreal. Brueton, Alfred, D143059, Horace Brueton (father), 1667 Grubert street, Montreal. Filiault.

Leo, D61056. Mrs. Aurore Filiault (mother), 4546 Messier street, Montreal. Lambert, Joseph Marcel, D-131272. Emile Lambert (father), 6260 St.

Andre street, Montreal. Langlais, Lucien, E100069. Andre Langlais (father). Chandler, Que. Lebrun.

Paul, D62574, Mrs. Merida Lebrun (mother), Labelle, Que. Ouimet. Roland, D57020, Mrs. Rose 1).

Ouimet (mother), 1579 De Bullion street, Montreal. Riopel, Gerard. D63432. Maxime Riopel (father), Ste. Agathe des Monts, Que.

Rajotte. Rene, C42583, Pierre Rajotte (father). Hull, Que. WOUNDED REMAINING ON DUTY: Eastern Ontario Regiment: O'Hara. Kenneth Bernard, Sgt C-2321, Mrs.

Marie O'Hara (mother), Ottawa. INJURED: Royal Canadian Artillery: Corcoran, John, E21894, Mrs Rita Corcoran (wife), Quebec, Que. MISSING: Quebec Regiment: Clavesson. Charles Irwin, D-143265. Mrs.

Laura Clavesson (mother), Athelstan, Que. AIR FORCE Ottawa, November 7. The R.C.A.F. issued tonight its 1.034th casualty list of the war. The following were included: OVERSEAS: PREVIOUSLY MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE NOW REPORTED PRISONER Or' WAR: Woolley, Stewart Kinniston, i -eiozi, v.

Woolley (father), Z65 St. dames street west, Montreal. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD; Thomas Edmund. J-5212, William Dubroy (father), Ottawa. would be received by Marshal Stalin.

Diplomatic quarters considered this significant since Russian troops are fighting on Norwegian soil. ROBBERS GET 15 YEARS Armed Liquor Thieves and Kidnappers Convicted Toronto-. November 7. Five men convicted a week ago in cono nection with the armed robbery of a $35,000 liquor load and kidnapping of George Butcher, driver of the truck, were sentenced to long terms today by Judge James Parker. Donald (Mickey) McDonald and Sam Mancu.sc were given 15 years, McDonald's younprr brolhcr Edwin five years and William Baskett, 10 years.

Convicted of receiving the liquor, Benedetto Zanelli was given two years less one dav determinate and three months indeterminate. Evidence was given at the 12-day trial that a truck load of 600 cases of liquor was stolon on December 13. 1943. The liquor was taken to a barn cn the Lazy ranch, near Welon. while Butcher, driver of the truck, was kidnapped and later thrown into a ditch on a North York sideroad.

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TIHROUCH II Mm. UAHLV ECHOES 10DAY EESUME October 110, 1939: Russia "invites' Latvia to yield territory; Stalin continues to restore Czar's empire; Reds mass troops in China considered threat to India or Tibet; Ottawa halts frrap metal exports to Japan; TCazs seize ships; Empire var cabinet planned in London; Hitler in Reichstag speech aks general peace conference, saying he -u-ams no more colonies disarmament and trade accords proposed by him. and formatoin of puppet in Toland: Latvia grants base? to Reds; Soviet agrees to supply F.e:ch; Finns ready to fight if Reds aK too much; Hitler recalls from Baltic states those of German blood; Finland, Russia ar.d Sweden mass troops Finland cities and darkens capital. FIVE YEARS AGO November 8, 1939: Chance of peace held slight as Allies and Nazis receive plea from Leopold of Belgium and Holland. Rome prcA warns Reds to stay out of Balkans.

i vj ttuutrg rutin. 9 I THIS FUNNY WORLD my worry, fret and then pray: promised oft men to lend an ear, troubled state of mind God, draw near, willing to obey. merit my command. my fatal day, God, Thy helping hand me down that deep, dark rale. These men of mine must never know How much afraid I really am.

Help me to lead them in the fight, So they will say: "He was a man. I I i i ON THE EVE of battle, Major Alex Campbell of Perth, Ontario, wrote these simple verses a prayer for a divine gift of courage. The assault that followed was one the bitterest in which the Canadians have been engaged the storming of Leonardo and the heights beyond, during the last days of 1943 an action which resulted in the capture of Ortona on the Adriatic coast. Soldier son of a soldier father who had been killed in action in France during the first world war, Major Campbell knew the cost of battles won or battles lost, long before he gave the order to advance. While leading a charge by his men of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, he fell on Christmas day a gallant soldier and a leader of men; 4 1 1' 8 "eK.urtt SrwMeat.

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