The Vancouver Sun from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 9

THE VANCOUVER SUN: Atig. 29. 1945 B.C. Requests Ottawa Aid in FOG HORNS BLOW; AUTUMN AT HAND Meat Rationing Early Next Month Doubtful If Canada Will Be Able to Meet Its Overseas Commitments Feed Shortage Immediate assistance to meet a feed shortage in B.C which A sure sign this morning of approaching autumn was the familiar sound of fog horns In First Narrow, as the season'! threaten! a collapse of the large feeding program undertaken by farmers in the production of first fog bank settled In the harbor. This was the first time since OTTAWA, Aug.

19Meat rationing in Canada will go to these vital food supplies chiefly for marine accidents due February 27 six months ago that the harbor fog horns have Great Britain, has been forward- into effect early in September as originally planned. causes. ea to J. i. uaviason, womuuon Wn unti cWrf glfMmun The Sun learned today from' 1 the highest sources that there! I ml-l DImm T.rT' Ernest Dinhara reported from Seven Bodies in 0.uiwti.i.vi.5..

Lion's Gate Bridge. A low-lying bank of fog settled The situation has become sou yl( ot Point, Wrecked Car II I ItjUUUII I lull To Aid Vets in has been no change in the policy as previously announced. Slight delays have occurred in 4 4 1 11 11 faB if fiflllifS HALF MOON BAY, Calit, Aug. 29 (AP) The bodies of fivi acme uui xne leeoing iraae i lt- hMvy week unable to meet the lwm tMlclmty t0 TY. necesstute turning on both the getUng the printing and Cawston Area tokens.

Brockton Point and Calamity The meat strike also was an sailors and two civilians, dead apparently two weeks, were recovered late yesterday from the wreckage of an auto at the base of a 200-foot cliff on the coast uu u. pelnt hom. San SUI( trttr VICTORIA, Aug. 29. Possibil RESERVE NOT SECURED As the season of fogs and impediment in putting slaughter control into effect, but none of these obstacles has held up the ity of a new irrigation scheme Several food manufacturing autumn storms approach, port and shipping men are being developed in the Cawston area of the Similkameen Valley making I highway near Point Pedro below prevent I Sharp Park.

concerns, Including the largest in the Fraser Valley and Vancouver all preparations to for use of war veterans under scheme to any extent PORK SHORTAGE There Is still an overall short' the Lands Act is seen here. Island, were faced with immediate cessation of operations be It was announced today by cause oats were unavailable for age of meat, due to the lack of Lands Minister Kenney that 700 grinding and mixing purposes. hogs. Despite assurance that a feed The beef supply is normal but WARM WEATHER OIL TRUCK BURNS ON STREET Residents of West Broadway witnessed an unusual bank or reserve stock pile would It hat to extend to cover the acres of bench lands, adjoining the present Cawston irrigation district has been conveyed to the Soldier Settlement Board direct by the Provincial Land Settle be provided of B.C. needs, given pork shortage.

personally by the feeds adminis PROTECTION trator at the annual meeting of Latest word from Washington does not indicate any change in sight Tuesday when a Watkins-Winram oil truck caught fire and proceeded for some distance before the driver. John McGregor, 2116' Maple, was flagged down and warned. His fire extinguisher proved useless and firemen fought the blaze for several minutes. Black oil smoke swirled across the street. Traffic was held up for a half hour.

The truck was carrying a full load of 1000 gallons. However, there was no air in the tank to create danger of an explosion. ment Board. the B.C. Feed Manufacturing As The federal authorities, it is the meat rationing situation already in effect in the United States.

understood, are contemplating an irrigation plan for the area which Si sociation here in June, and repeated promises since, no action has been taken. IN EASTERN ELEVATORS During this period, the associa will turn it into fine, fruit and Canadian Aid Looked to as Lend-Lease Ends The meat, situation south of tht border is Improved due to the crop growing land. In the cen tre of the irrigable area, however IwKiitHy horti you wid your dainty umnmr eormwitt art pratactad for 4yt agaiiut paripira-Mm tfaira and rfaunl 0U-ra-a fotacriwi lortt ftraugh m4 Mi-bothlng teal passing of the need for huge meat supplies by the U.S. armed are 300 acres of Indian-owned land. The Settlement Board, it tion states, a huge stock pile of millions of bushels of oats and barley have been accumulated in forces overseas.

Canda's armed forces took 'DOMINIONS WILL SEE US THROUGHH3RITAIN is expected, will seek to acquire this "from the Indian Department to complete a 1000-acre block for only a fraction of the supply, the giant elevators at the lake-head and lake and St. Lawrence river ports. Undoubtedly much ana tne war's end does not the irrigation scheme. The Cawston bench lands were acquired by the B.C. government ntarf OUT change the situation, in that re.

spect SHORT SUPPLY IN B.C. some years ago, out tne i-ana Settlement Board has refused ap wnen meat rationing is re By JAMES McCOOK LONDON, Aug. 29 (CP) United Kingdom residents, concerned over the cessation of lend-lease, find comfort in headlines in London newspapers such as this: "Dominions to foDotno-no plications for part of them, since sumed in Canada there is provi an overall irrigation scheme was sion to see that the non-meat- 01 this grain came from areas which normally supply B.C. needs. Vancouvers stock of oats, amounting to 360,000 bushels, Is sold and under contract to the Australian government.

There is less than 5000 bushels of barley. It is estimated B.C's monthly needs are 250,000 bushels of oats and 125,000 of barley. required to make them suitable. producing areas get their fair see us through the worst." share. British Columbia does not oro- Britain Asks Russians Order Nazis to Register duce all the meat it requires, nor do the Maritime provinces.

Tapering' of BOEING DOUBTS HOUSE SCHEME Boeing officials were non. committal on the possibility of converting the Sea Island plant for the manufacture of prefabricated homes, at a meeting with Aeronautical Lodge 756 on Tuesday, Tom Parkin, union secretary, said today. But the company is giving the suggestion consid eration. The company adppted a similar attitude to the union's suggestion for a 40-hour inese snortages are adjusted An official of the ministry of food said it was too early to state whether' the United Kingdom food ration, "already cut to the lowest level which could be considered satisfactory," must be further reduced. Much depends LONDON, Aug.

31 (CP) by the price ceiling: the ceillnc The Berlin radio said last night being higher in Vancouver than Lend-Lease Calgary to assist in the move that all former members of the German Army from the rank of ment of Alberta meat -to the lieutenant upwards, and all mem By SIDNEY CAMPBELL Aug. 29 (Reuters) coast. on current negotiations with the United States. Study of the "briefs" of the The ceilings are higher in Syd. ney to draw meat from Winnipeg where the ceiling is lower.

But meantime authorities here bers of thexformer SS, SA, Gestapo and Jfazl party In the Russian zone must register by Sep. tember 25, on orders of the Sov- British negotiators in the forth coming- Anglo-American financial week, Parkin saw. OVERSEAS DEMANDS lot military administrator. talks occasioned by the end 01 lend-lease, shows that Britain said the Dominions can provide a large part of the -foodstuffs needed by Britain which formerly were obtained from the United States. MORE MEAT URGENT If any shortage develops in wants some "tapering" of lend any area the Board has means Savings banks in Britain now have 23,000,000 depositors.

to increase the shipments to the lease and reverse lend-lease, to cover Britain's essential supplies Boys' Tweed Suits areas that are short. from the United States during The shortage is not acute but Meat from the United States the coming months, 5 Navy Men From Coast Win Awards Robert Hampton Gray Tailored in the neat styles that boys arc nroud to wear, of dur it Js serious enough to bring and Canada has been reaching In the longer run Britain wants Unique JCeaH 4t 49 some doubt as to whether Can able quality tweed suit all war debts (existing sterling the United Kingdom in 10 days, Reorganization is needed to pro single-breasted in ada can fill all her overseas BONNETS, CALOT3, COIFS, models with long trous balances as well as Britain's dol commitments to the United king vide for taking meat from New CALADIUM Sample lul. 10c POMPADOUBS, BERETS, BRIMS, SAILORS lar and sterling deficits, to come dom and to the Continent Zealand and Australia and trans' ers. Durable linings. Smart new shades and patterns.

Sizes 6 to 10. Out they go. (special under the transition period) of Nelson, missing in action over through UNRRA. Mulli This also is an important brought within the principle of "equal sacrifice" enunciated by factor in the government's de Japan, is one of five British Columbia Canadian navy personnel to be decorated for valor at sea, ashore and in the air. CATALOG jtricjfe W.nl the late President fiooseveit, cision to go anead.

and re establish meat rationing within iimmw i Boys' Tweed Suits Dandy all-wool tweeds In sporty greys, browns and blues; herringbone And Donegal. Smart color combinations. Coats could be worn as separate sport Sizes "3 to 37 10.50 Gray was awarded the the Dominion as planned. port will be the main problem. Even if ships are provided shipment will take several weeks.

The prospect is that Canadian supplies will be vital until this reorganization is complete, if Britain has to buy more within the It is understood that Lew and high- crown- a 1 1, brimmed and tiny sallori, veiled bonne ti, be stylet, cp and caiuaU. All head The United States is under stood to rejject this interpretation of equal sacrifice and to contend that lend-lease already supplied amply fulfils Ameri Distinguished Service Cross. Two Vancouver men were decorated. Chief ERA. William Thorn.

3025 West King Edward, 111 received mention in dispatches, can obligations. United States officials regard sterling balance as purely a matter between Britain and her dian and British officials already FINAL EVENT CLEARANCE OF. SUMMER PLAY SHOES have discussed Canada part and IX-Cmdr. Orme Gordon Stuart, 1395 West Twelfth, re-epivpd the DSC. 4 slses far women and 1.90 I after the end of lend-lease.

Ot tawa and Whitehall were both i.t..cmdr. Howard Lee Qulnn aware that the war's end would of Victoria received the DSC, AH Robert William Smith of Of jvl finish lend-lease and the Domln to 4.95 PLAY SHOES ion Is understood to have assured continued shipments of food and other needs to the United Trail, the DSM. HELPED SINK TIRMTZ Youths' Tweed Suits Three-button, single-breasted models, tailored from wool tweed suitings In the new shades and patterns, with plenty of the popular dark colors Jn the lot. Durable linings. Sites 2S to 36.

Specially IB OC priced at Youths' and Beys' Casual Jaekt-ft Two-tone checked tweed Jackets with corduroy fronts. Smart sporty styles, button front style. Sizes 26 A Oft to 38. Regular 7.39 Youths' and Bays' Long Pants Two hundred and fifty-two pairs of cotton tweedettes, cotton worsteds, cords, drills, etc. Fully furnished with cuff bottoms, pocket and belt loops.

Sizes 6 to 18 years. 4 AC Values to 2.9B Bargain Basement Constructively, the 1 1 States offers short-term credits at low Interest rate, and long- term 30-year loans at 2 percent, repayable in equal annual, installments and embracing uncompleted lend-lease contracts, as well as subsequent supplies. Britain admits these terms are generous, but she contends that Gray, serving in the NEW BLOUSES Kingdom to the utmost extent SPECTATORS A SANDALS ff Rg. to 5.95 It is believed that British needs Far East with the Royal Navy'l fleet air arm, has a full record of valor. He took part in the air New arrival) In blouaei, sheers, printed jerteys, American silk and supersilk broadcloth jabots, tie neck, drawstring and tailored styles.

Large range ot newest were reviewed during recent vis its to London of Graham Towers, governor of the Bank of Canada hades. Sizes 12 to 30 and representatives of Canada's to Britain herseii it is useless, because it would saddle her with an annual burden far above her war debt payments. to 4.49 2.29 finance department, -Second Floor Chenille Spreads Regular IMS value, reduced fer blows which resulted in me destruction of-Germany's great-est battleship, the Admiral von Tirpitz. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Gray, and was educated at Nelson High School andUBC. His brother, Jack Gray, was killed in action with the RCAF in 1941. For "good service in successful actions against U-boats," Stuart, son of Mrs.

A. C. Stuart, 1393 West Twelfth, was decorated. special selling, tseauuiuuy luuea chenille on natural ground. green.

Double bta size, be Lend-Lease End 'Surprise' SYDNEY, Aug. 29 (CP) Termination of American lend-lease was the number one editorial topic ot the Australian w.w- Clearing, each Third Floor Chenille Mats THANKFUL TO CANADA There is recognition here that Canada has been doing her utmost and frequent appreciation is heard, especially for the 2,600,000,000 pounds of bacon which she shipped during five war years. Authorities here are aware that hog production la down In Canada, but they hope for greater beef shipments and continued large quantities of eggs and other supplies. Farmers are being told that the end of lend-lease places an Increased responsibility on them to produce the maximum amount of food up to and Including the To Ro rained Sorvico Mon fitiltahla fop bedroom or Sathroom. Size about 22x83 press Tuesday as the Cabinet at Inches In shades 01 blue, rose, Colors.

Include RED GREEN BEIGE WHITE The six-frigate flotilla to which his destroyer, HMCS Fitzroy, was attached, is credited with 2.9S green, maize, peach. Clearance special Canberra entered its second session of discussion of the effects of the cancellation. Returned service men are entitled to deduct ten per cent from prices marked on clothing and furnishings. Simply bring your priority clothing purchase certificate at time of purchase. You may buy a complete outfit of civilian wearing apparel, if you so desire.

Prime Minister Joseph B. Chlf- destroying or capturing 15 boats. COOL AND CAPABLE Garment Bags Icy in an official statement at Reg. 1.1. Away les than regu lnr orice to clear auickly.

Mad. the capital took a more hopeful view than that of the editors SLING-BACK PLAY SHOES WHEAT LINEN fa All Sizes vP)Sr Reg. $3.95 JJ Lt -Cmdr. Oulnn was mentioned of heavy quality floral hints with zipper and top hanrer for corns, dresses, etc. Blue, maroon, In dispatches early this year for and, although terming the can 194b harvest.

Experts said Brit his "display of good aeamansnip nrnwn. out tney go. aft cellation a "surprise, expressed hopes for working out a means Special "CIVIE3" AT SAVING PI1ICES and nraiseworthy perseverance -Thlrd Floor April, 1943, when he towed HMCS of cushioning tne snocK to Australian ecenomy. am must produce a larger proportion of the beef, mutton, pork and bacon required. Control of cropping programs is likely to be continued.

Efforts to provide The editorial comment was Mayflower tpr some eoo mues in very bad weather conditions." His present award was received for service in action against MEN'S FALL GOATS CI M95 universally critical, in veins rang BASEMENT STORE ing from reflective consideration adequate larm labor are being made. to vehemence. The Morning Herald noted that Ik enemy submarines. "He has at all times, often In the presence of the enemy proved a cool and capable leader, reads th citation, "and as a result of the sudden termination had re Men's New Fall Topcoats Novelty Tweed Donegal and Gabardine. Already, men and young men are choosing their new Fall coats at the Army Navy.

Assortments offer a big variety of models. Balmacaan, Raglan, Fly-Front. Patterns for every taste checks, plaids, shadow effects, herringbones, etc. Sizes 34 to 46. Special sulted "in much anxious speculation as to Implications and eon Vets Endorse $50,000 Block his unfailing cheerfulness and sequences." good humor, has always commanded most happy ship." AB.

Smith also received his award for good service in action Members of Lions Gate Branch, Canadian Legion, Tuesday evening endorsed plans for CLEARANCE I MEN'S BUSII COATS The popular "LONG BOY" bush coats reduced for quick selling. Finished with 4 pockets and all-around belt. Made of good quality blue drill. Sizes 36 to 44. For wear-to-work or play.

Special erection of a $50,000 building at against enemy submarines. As a member of the Asdic team on the HMCS Strathadam he played a big part in destroying a troublesome enemy U-boat during the last stand of the Germans in Europe. Trafalgar and Fourth West, and sent the proposal to the post's ooara oi trustees. am Dr. G.

H. Worthlngton, hon orary member of the branch, has made a gift of the property adjoining the present quarters, Vancouver' Biggest Self-Serve Fcslly Shoe Store to permit tne proposed expan sion. Bylaw for Purchase Of Reserve Approved Br Sun SU(t Rrlr VICTORIA, Aug. 29 Provincial government on Tuesday gave official sanction to a New West CROWING GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES The members approved the government's proposed abolition of tho means test for old age Casuals Loafers Moccasins Ox fords for the Modern Growing Girls. pensioners and urged that the dt proffs-fbr manthy ii enough to obtain a worth while life assurance investment for you.

Twelve postdated cheques is convenient way to cover a year's payments. Consult a North American life representative. Your choice of casuals, loafers, moccasin style ox lorn with genuine 1 at her solrs. minster bylaw under which the city will purchase tho Poplar Island Indian reserve on the North Arm of the Fraser River lrom the federal government. Purchase price for the 27 acres loioi-s oi orown, tan.

wins, eligible age be reduced from 70 to 65, with continuance of the five-year preference now granted veterans. They also urged that the present one-year limit of free treatment for rehabilitation be extended. Endorsement was given the New Veterans' branch cooperative housing scheme. hlus and black, rial-tl tnd military heel Included. A smart ho for school end everyday wear.

Size C.J. KELLER, C.L.U. Branch Manager Corner Hamilton and Pender Streets Is $16,260. a to b. pur 2.95 "3.45 Ail s.l at one tiw Westminster blot Jamaica recently shipped gallons of rum to England..