Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 21

TI Wf ai9 et. Pr-M Gibson 'Grand LeaderiFlpgVefersn Court Reduces I JailSentence Sentence of two months in Ja3 Admitted 'to Bar Former Partner imposed fcy Magistral D. Sin Says clair last wttk. oa Ronald- Trcfcy. Calgary, oa a oon-eupport charge, was redyred on appeal to PUot Officer Wiam M-nta Store Hours: 9 a.m.

to, 5 p.m. Telephone Mackay. 31. Calgary, who was repatriated from a German prison caurp a year ajo, waa admitted ts "He is i rnnd leader the best there is," said Danlrt R. Walker.

DT.C, and Ear. of Eairmore. Thursday. when be was irJoroed that Guy Gibson. V.C his pilot or more than a year, was missies.

Walker left his squadron at the begr-mirj cl months suspended sentence- by Chief Judge J. W. McDonaii diitrvt court. Thursday afternoon. the Alberta Bar ay Qiief Justx Howton.

Thursday after Ris honor said the sentence was not of a character to remedy the noon situation. He could not support The honor ia tor me," his lord has wife while in tail but if he were released on probation he ship said. Thu is the i-rst time I have bad the pleaur and honor of admitting to th Ear ae of the couid go to work and prov ide the necessary money for maintenance. Tretoy had. undertaken, after heroes of the present ar.

separation from his wife, to pay -you have made a magnificent taH ia life. You have already $10 weekly but had failed to keep up payments. Her baby was born in August and she was unable to shown that you have that fortitude of character necessary to go a long work as a result. Th couple were married for way in the world not only for your less than a year before the separ own good but for the good of hu ation was arranged. A divorce November and prevrrt hii leave at home.

During hi three years overs as SL Wajser as navigator in flaw? piloted By WC Gibwo. whch look part in the bembinj erf the Mohne and Elder dam. One ot the 60 operational fights In which WalXer togk part was with the group which tank the German Uttirshia Tirpit. For the past few months he ha been attached to a station over- teas at navigational officer. Telling of the bombing raid on the German dims.

SL Walter caid: "We flew in at about trrl above Eder. the first for our plane, and mw our special bomb drop and craok the dam. Then were mines, realiy, and the yb wis to lay the nur.es in an exact spot. There were no enemy lighters about. As for flak, it was jiretty heavy around the Hohn dam.

but there was none at all In the vicinity of the EdT." Mr. and Mrs. David Crow, of 127 9th Ave. N.W, are cousins of SL alker. manity." PO McKay, who as firesented to hi lordihip by M.

M. Porter, K.C.. with whose firm of Porter. action ia pendmg. November Disease Shows Decline A total of 97 cases of communic Allen and Millard, he was articled following graduation from the able diseases were reported to the University of Alberta He went civic health department in Novem overseas in May, 1941.

as. a navi ber, as compared with 65 in Octo gating officer. ber and 245 in November. Two months later he was shot rjANIEC WALKER. D.FX.

SYC it was shown in figures released this morning by Dr. W. H. H.ll, down over Brest and spent many months in German hospitals with Aft Cibon the best there is. medical officer of health.

leg wound. lie was held pris oner until a year ago when he was The comparative list, showing 1 the figures for November, 1943. in brackets, follow: Scarlet, fever, 30 136): measles. 3 (31; German i returned to Canada under an ex change agreement. Two brothers, FL Allan Mac- Had Wing Chewed Off measles.

3 (4; mumps. 24 49; kay, now in England, and WOl Edward Arthur Mackay. home on chickenpox. 23 tl47; whooping cough, 12 (3; pul. tuberculosis- 1' 1): tuberculosis, leave after lengthy active service with a coastal patrol squadron.

U.S. Aclc-Ack Guns 0 2); cerebro spinal meningitis. By are in the R.CLA.F. Set. Harrv Martin.

Calcary R.C.A.F. air gunner, is back Choose Yours at the "BA Saturday Grand Selections Toyland Third Floor Sleihs Half-Pricc Chesterfield Sets Reported Missing, 1 tO). Adult Education Speakers Named In Canada after havine taken part in D-Day operations ana after eomDletine 40 flichts in Halifax bombers. He had been overseas since Oct- 1943. 1943.

Now Prisoner Taken prisoner with airborne Mrs. W. T. Hobson will speak that we afterward jokingly fig Sgt. Martin, who was employ at the Music Hour in the public i ured we could have landed on the troops at Amhem.

Lt. Larry Kane, library Sunday from 3 to 4 m. stutf and taxied home. son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Kane, under auspices of the Calgary In a raid on Kiel, in which 300 Sets include chesterfield, chair, end table and coffee tablp. 35 only in Maroon. Solid construction, with chesterfield and 1 chair covered.

Regular 2 69 Council on Adult Education. 1923 10A St. 1.00 Hurrieans and Spitfire models. Well finished durable construction in various lengths: 14" 14" 14" 13" 13" 13" to 400 Allied aircraft participated Martin saw what he termed "a The speakers Monday evening is now interned at Oflag 79. a great sight "My plane carried at Western Canada high school will be illiam K.

Allan, on I one bomb and plenty Science; F. G. Buchanan on Know of incendiaries. We left Kiel German prisoner of war camp, according to word mass of flames. It was a great Your City: Katherine Kirkland, T).

Ji Saw Puzzles on oo lou Are vxuhik iuiiu. i sight in a weird sort of way and looked like fireworks at the Cal received in Calgary from the A. inteinorne on vunrm cvi-ms, Florence Todd and Mrs. Lettie i gary stampeae." ational Hill on Canadian Literature. Martin, an air-gunner, got so Rest Cross.

Lt Over 200 pieces of "Britain at Work" and "Links of the Kmpire." in large, medium r.nd small sues. picture punles of all the nations. Regular 2'jc. Lach used" to ops after the first few 9 Kane was pre 20 only Reg. 95.

O.0S Special 12only Refl. 5 50. .75 Special etm 40 only Reg. 4.95. Special eta 19 only Reg.

2.98. a Special 2 only Reg. 1.98. AAC Speclai UU only Reg. 3.59.

.79 Special trip that he and the rear gunner ed with the Hudson's Bay Company here, made his home with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stuart.

1ST Im St. prior to loavinc His father lives at the Tatific Coast. Sgt. Martin at- -tUrd MiDougall and Western Canada high schools. KEPT HOPPING "On the days before the invasion we were kept hopping, pounding at the German defences on th? French coast," Martin said.

"Then, on D-Day itself, we made two trips, one in the morning and one In the evening. We flew above -the clouds, but from the glimpses we got in between the clouds could see ships of every size and description, all packed like sardines. Wc could see aircraft stretching all the way back to Kngland. The sky was black with them. It was a tremendous sifiiit and the Jerries sure got a pasting." On returning from a later flight to a target ntar the Swiss border.

Martins aircraft got off course. It was cloudv." he said, "and With the Forces viously reported missing. would play zeros and crosses when they hit the English coast Lt. Kane en on returning from fights, he said. Lt Kan listed with the FO W.

E. Jessee. son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

F. Jessee. 214 25th Calgary Highlanders and went As to post-war aims, he figures he may go up to Northern Canada SANTA WILL EE IN TOYLAND 9:30 to 1 1 :30 a.m. 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Toy land -Third Floor The "BAY" Ave.

has "been promoted to i overseas in 1941. He returned to Canada, in 1943 to take an of "to see what's cooking up flight lieutenant FL Jessee enlisted in 1941 and has been overseas since June. Cafe Owner Dies Suddenly Pilot Officer John O. Parry, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Parry. 425 16th Ave. N.E., has been pro ficers training course at Gordon Head. B.C., and after receiving his commission returned overseas where he was attached -to Jhe British army. He was with The King Own Scottish Borderers, an airborne regiment at Arnhem.

RELICFMECTING The civic unemployment relief committee will meet at 3:30 p.m. moted to flying officer. Believed to have died suddenly at about 8 a.m., the body of Harry V. The Maic Soap FO Parry, who joined the C. A.F.

after graduating from the University of Alberta in May, Moneseka. 74. proprietor of the Victoria cafe. 815 2nd St. was found at 11 a.m.

today in the bath' 1943, left for overseas last March and he is now in England. He graduated as a navigator at Win- room of his home, 401 7th Ave. E. Discovery was made fcy an elee Tuesday, in the relief offices in nine. A brother.

Fd Allan Parry the city police building. is a prisoner of war in Germany. trie light meter reader. No inquest wil be held, Dr. when we were over the French coast on the way back U.S.

antiaircraft guns opened up on us. "They chewed off one of our wings and we dropped from 14.000 to 100 feet no time at all. But we managed to land okay. It was really nobody's fault, perhaps, ours for getting off the beam. LIKE FIREWORKS "My most hazardous flight was over the Ruhr.

I've been over the allcy four times and they were all a bit hectic. But on one trip especially the flak was so heavy 11 George R. Johnson, coroner, de foe riii'lll I tn lisal II Hi laar a ciding death was due to natural causes. 5UC Bell Books Formerly 39cy Now Moneseka. who" had been in the restaurant business here for many years, had no relatives in this country, but a daughter is believed to live in Greece.

The body was removed to the Park Memorial Home. Reds Say 40,000 Jews Died in Gas Chambers LONDON. Dec. 1 (CP-Reuter) Moscow radio announced today that witnesses in the Maldenek death camp trial revealed that 40.000 Jews brought from the Warsaw ghetto were gassed at the.camp in three weeks. A delightful book built around the characters of two children who explored the realms of a dream world through the medium of a magic soap bubble.

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Uerreut. Urdrwetfhl, Tlrrd. Worn Out. unable to keep up with tlw of modern life? Do joa feel em Contributions SIOu.jO was rcceivrd mm Calgarians by the Queen's Canadian Fund during November. Contributions were as follows: Mr J.

H. Wood on Dwellev l.timher Cn. 10 00 "CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS" Mrs. Christian I.itlc Miss 1). B.

Aslley 15 Of) Mm. May V. Smith 5.if From KiirnrN 2 00 Andirw Holmea 3.00 Mrs. Eston 1.00 O. (i.nHlhul' 5.U0 Ann and 5'jsan Mar- Vtllliann 3.50 1.00 Margaret Poll.

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