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THE CALGARY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1943 Otters frequently eat only the Leads of captured fishei. Casualty List www Casualty List Mount Julian, Ont OTTAWA. June 30. (CP) NEW YORK. July 2 (AP) Robert Ley, German labor front minister, was quoted in a Berlin broadcast Thursday night as saying that Allied air atiacks on Germany had destroyed 1,000,000 dwelling rooms, but "there will not be a scarcity of dwelling rooms in Germany." Following is the R.C.A.F.'i 614th From Page 1 Nazi Industry Said Cracking casualty list of the war: OVERSEAS Misting en active service after air operations: Crouse.

Henry Etobi- STOPPED coke. Ont. 200 monthly and in May alone the tHtftfflf or Msncr 8iek Dupraz. Rene J. C.

UT.il Rock, B.C. I-eadoeater, Gordon Sgt. Pelly, Sask. (unci Ttkri inm jteta olmoM. pimfltm.

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Ducker (wife), 321 13th Ave. Calgary. Missing on active service after air operations: Alderson, Ernest ter-borough, Ont. Banescu, George, Flintoft, Sask. Brown, William, Merritton, Ont.

Colvin, James Tillson-burg. Ont. Costello, Ralph Green Bay, Wis. Doherty, Francis Chilli-wack. B.C.

Doherty, Lawrence Toronto. Dunn, Francis Albert, R7692S. A. P. Dunn (father) De-vllle, Alberta.

Drysdale, James L-, Winnipeg. Evans, John Wesley, Rich- Leclerc, Joan P. Sgt Quebec. Post, Wizard Hull Que. WANTED FOR CALGARY PLANT Journeymen Mach'nist Trainee Machinists Improver Machinists Structural Shop Markers Structural Shop Helpers Structural Shop Fitters Structural Shop Mechanics Common Labor You might for reason; of health or other cirr.umstar..:s with to live in Calgary.

If you have mechanical experience, we can train you. Wages and hours approved by the Regional War Labor Board. Apply NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE Burns Building, Calgary, Alberta Central Ontario Regt Mayhew, Jerrold, Wauba-shene, Ont Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Buckoski, William Winnipeg. Dangerously ill: Canadian Armored Corps Bridges, William Joseph, M50472, Mrs. Kathleen May Bridges (mother) 1739 26th St Calgary.

Royal Canadian Engineers McRae, Donald Alexandria. Ont. Royal Canadian Corps of Signals Caldwell, Joseph London, Ont Seriously ill-Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Ouderkirk, Dalton Big-wood, Ont. Reconnaissance Units Pinkham, Donald Kel-field, Sask. Powell, Lloyd F.C., Red Bombers Pound Germans In Caucasus Increased Aerial Action May Herald Renewed Offensive LONDON', July 2 (CP) Russian bombers, continuing their heavy attacks on the German bridgehead on the Taman peninsula, blasted the town of Senaya Thursday night and reached across Kerch strait to hammer the port of Kerch or.

the eastern tip of the Crimea, th Soviet midday communique announced today. A large number of high explosive and incendiary bombs were rained on shipping in Kerch harbor and on enemy supply dumps, said the bulletin. INCREASING ACTIVITY All the raiders were said to have returned safely. The raids coincided with German reports of increased Russian Durham, England. Stewart, Joseph New Westminster, B.C.

Previously missing on active ser vice, now reported prisoner of war (Germany): Neumann, Welland Arnprior, Ont. Sylvester, Joseph Mont lea. Sask. OTTAWA. July 2 (CP) Following is the Canadian (Active) Army's 323rd casualty list of the war: OVERSEAS Previously reported missing, now for official purpose presumed killed in action: Central Ontario Regiment-Scott, John Long Branch, Ontario.

Died: Royal Canadian Artillery Bronson, William L.Bdr., cease, and a policy should be adopted of subsidizing "shadow factories" for potential development of new military inventions. Gradual relaxation of taxation and establishment of one taxing authority for the Dominion with distribution to the provinces also was advocated. SUITABLE LANDS The Legion urged the government to embark immediately upon the purchase suitable lands for the settlement of veterans. No veterans should be established on virgin or undeveloped land. As a means of creating employment, the Legion advocated a vast post-war undertaking of public works, rural road building, reforestation, soil conservation, extension of geological surveys, development of fisheries.

Consideration also should be given to the necessity of increasing Canada's population by immigration. "But measures should be applied gradually and only after the problem of adequate provision for the return of the Canadian economy of veterans of the present war and those engaged in war work have been established on sure and satisfactory basis." FREE in exchange, lor packog top of BROCK'S SEED or GRAVEL real. Freeman. Henry New- Westminster. B.C.

Tallman, Gerald Ferdinand, J10712, L. G. Tallman (father). Gowling, George Hamil Taber, Alberta. ton.

Green, Arthur Delisle Sask. Writ 125 Gorg Toronto OVERSEAS Killed on active service: Cashen. Peter, Ottawa. Died of accidental Injuries: Alexander, John, Merritton, Ont. O'day, as always, the 'Salada9 label is your guarantee of a Harrison, Frank Ham-lota, Man.

Hooper, John, Ceylon Sask, Jennirgs, Ronald Sgt, Sydney. N.S. R.A.F. and CA F. shot up or destroyed some 150.

Plane production is reported to have dropped sharply this year. Up to last year it was estimated that the output was 2,500 to 3,000 monthly, half of them bombers. Now, according to the best information, the monthly output ranges between 1.700 to 2,100. of which two-thirds are fighters for defence. INCREASING SUBMARINES Italian production is said to have fallen from 1,200 monthly last year to 600 or 700 now.

The sources said also it appeared that the Reich is tuflning out between 600 and 1000 tanks monthly compared with a much higher production a year ago. Only in submarine production in Germany on the upgrade, these sources said. Between 25 to 29 are being launched each month, compared with 16 to 19 a year ago. From foreign contacts, quoted by a foreign diplomatic source, came the following additional reports of Germany's shortages: The Germans have ordered armored divisions moved by rail henceforth instead of motor transport to save oil, rubber and motors. WOMEN ON SHIPS During the past three weeks the Nazis have requisitioned all horses in Norway and Holland, presumably to help war transportation.

The age limit for. the registration of women is to be extended in September from 45 to 60 years, and 15 to 16 year olds of the Hitler youth groups, until recently used only in the home areas, now are being sent to any area needed. Heavy guns of the unfinished aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin were dismantled and sent to Oslo, Norway, for coastal defense. Thirty per cent of the crews of German merchant ships now flying the North Sa are women. activity opposite their lines on the Taman peninsula, which some ob uniform blend of fine quality teas.

Previously reported missing, now reported killed on active service: Ducker, Benjamin Victor Lloyd, wrniimmtti Johnson. William Lan- genburg, Sask. Leonard, Ralph Welland 39 servers interpreted as an indication that the Red army might be about to break the fourth-month lull on the eastern front with a determined effort to drive the Nazis from their last foothold in Ont. SllLlI the Caucasus. Livermore, Texas Fit.

Sgt. Dundalk, Ont. Lyons, Henry Vancouver. Mander, James Regina Martin, James, Welland A Soviet spokesman said that the recent increase in aerial activity in this area "heralds big en Ont. gagements on land for which both Masterson, Kenneth Howard, Preston, Ont.

McRae, Ronald Cameron, Sgt. sides are preparing." MINOR OPERATIONS Aside from the aerial activity on Meaford, Ont. Nisset, George Con- fsVijtU the southern end of the long front the midday communique mention nuest. Sask. ed only minor operation in scat Prieur, Joseph F.

J. Ste tered sectors. Anne du Lac. Que. On the Smolensk front west of Ralph, Frederick Fay- Moscow, the bulletin said, Red etteville, N.Y.

Rivest, Levie Fit. Mont army scouts raided German trenches, inflicted casualties and read North. returned to their lines. Sibson, Owen Van couver. Slabotsky, Mont On the Kalinin front, a company of enemy infantry was reported repulsed in an attack on Russian outposts, losing some 30 men.

This SlltiSSllili ii i nm fin HsA real. Smith, Leslie Regina. Sutherland, Leslie Co- apparently was in the same general area where the midnight communique reported the Russians runa, Ont Uretzky, Harry, J14818, From Page 1 First Chance For Veterans had captured a height of strategic importance and held it against 23 Alexander Uretzky (father) 10401 95th Edmonton. counter-attacks. Zapfe, Merton Saska toon.

Previously reported missing on ac Many Troops Reach SMI I the food it needs to maintain the health of its people, and the raw I I tive service, now for official purposes presumed dead: Crawford, William 8 Fit. 15664, Mrs. F. J. Crawford, Britain Safely LONDON, July 2 (CP) Large contingents of Canadian and American troops have been con AS ENCHANTING AND COLORFUL AS THE TROPICAL ISLE1 (mother) High River).

Cybulski, Stanley D.F.C., Fit. Pcmb'-oko, Ont. D.F.C., voyed to Britain during the last Truro. M.S. two months without loss, a reliable materials to provide them with shelter and fuel.

"We are not suggesting that export markets are unnecessary to our prosperity, but we do assert that, regardless of the export market, the primary needs of our people can be met, wholly or to a large extent, from our own resources, by our own efforts." CULTIVATE MARKETS Measures should be taken to explore and cultivate both foreign Joseph Cha- ISlr lahitis TIMELY SAVINGS on SMARTEST FASHIONS! neau, Que. source said today. The exact number of the reinforcements was not disclosed, but Previously reported missing be an unofficialy British military of FOR WOMEN Use it on the next drink you mix and apply the taste test! Note how the purified, ultra-violet-rayed water, with special alkaline reacting ingredients, and pin-point carbonation steps up the flavour. You'll be delighted! a CONVINI1NT $1111 ficial said their strength "exceeded Wonderful Dresses These Newcomers AH Priced at a Wonderful Little Price Tomorrow the highest Most recent arrival in England Steins and domestic markets for Canadian products. lieved killed on active service, 6now for official purposes presumed dead: Boyes.

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