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-THE LEADER-POST, REGINA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1943---- PAGE FIVE Airmen raise own Christmas dinner casualties OTTAWA, Dec. 22 (CP). The R.C.A.F. Tuesday issued its 759th casualty list of the war containing 35 names, including one man killed on active service, three missing on active service after overseas air operations, four killed on active service in Canada, and one dead of injuries suffered on active service in Canada. OVERSEAS KILLED (On Active Service) FALLOWDOWN, Kenneth Ross, OVERSEAS KILLED Flt.

Toronto. REPORTED KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Brandon, Man. CANADA KILLED (On Active Service) PIDGEON, George Wallace, Weston, Ont. POUYAT, Taunton Oswald Constantine, Cross Roads, Jamaica, British West Indies. STEPHENS, Frederick Verne, London, Ont.

TAYLOR, Selby Fred, Victoria, B.C. DIED (Of Injuries Sustained On Active Service) DUFTON, John Alexander, Winnipeg. CANADIAN IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE OVERSEAS FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD (Previously Reported Missing On Active Service) MAY, Robert Seayears, Sqdn. Kelowna, B.C. (Previously Missing) BOND, Aubrey Fraser, Toronto.

McGILLIVRAY, Craig Edward, Toronto. MISSING (On Active Service After Air Operations) CONROY, Charles Ewart, Stratford, Ont. ELLIOTT, Eldon Burke, Flt. J4524, Rev. A.

E. Elliott (father), Sutherland, Sask. OVENS, John Allen, Toronto. FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD (Previously Reported Missing On Active Service) ACKER, James Gordon, Toronto. ALLAN, James Arthur Lawrence, St.

James, Man. ARTHUR, James Lamb, Toronto. CARLEY, John William, R98829, L. J. Carley (father), 430 Ave.

North, Saskatoon, Sask. CHAMBERS, Patrick Kelly, Long Beach, Cal. COBB, Nelson Alexander, D.F.C., Flt. Tillsonburg, Ont. COTTON, Ernest James, Flt.

Port Credit, Ont. DAVIS, Delmar Murray, Pembroke, Ont. DUNPHY, Clifford Alexander, Fort William, Ont. GAUDET, Joseph Raymond, Lewisville, N.B. GERGLEY, Steve John, Toronto.

HUNTER, Russel John, London, Ont. KAPUSCINSKI, William George, Whitby, Ont. LYNASS, James Cunningham, Delburne, Alta. McDOWELL, James, Port Arthur, Ont. MOORE, Franklin Guy, Kenora, Ont.

POWIS, Ralph Edwin, Toronto. RADCLIFF, Kenneth Edward, Chemainus, B.C. RANKIN, John, Moosic, Pa. SWEENEY, Joseph Gerald, Flt. Cobalt, Ont.

VIDAL, Aymerick Essex, Flt. White Rock, B.C. WILLIAMSON, John Andrew, Flt. Brandon, Man. Turkeys SAFE: Known, to many in Regina, Ldr.

Albert Lambert, D.F.C., previously reported missing after air operations overseas, is now listed as safe. Sqdn. Ldr. Lambert is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Lambert, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, Eng. He obtained his observer's wing in Regina, went overseas and completed his operational flights. Last July he went on a voluntary operational flight over enemy territory and was reported missing. U.S. makes strong protest to Spain WASHINGTON, Dec.

22. The United States government has made representations to Spain on a disturbance created by two Falangists in the American consulate in Valencia, the state department said Tuesday. The department made public a telegram from Ambassador Carlton Hayes in Madrid describing the incident. Hayes said that on Saturday two persons later identified as Falangists and former members of the Spanish Blue Division which fought in Russia "entered the American consulate in Valencia, tore down press photographs and harlangued visitors on the premises." two Falangists were arrested, the despatch The incident recalled a vigorous protest by the British government over an insult to the British consul at Saragossa. The Madrid government disclaimed responsibility for the actions of the uniformed Falangists who entered the British consulate, but Britain refused to accept the Spanish denial of responsibility.

The state department did not disclose whether any Spanish reply has yet been made to the American complaint. Meat prices set for fur farmers OTTAWA, Dec. prices board announced Tuesday night an order establishing uniform prices for horsemeat and horselivers used by fur farmers to feed their animals. The order, effective Dec. 20, establishes maximum prices for Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary and Edmonton, and provision is made for the addition of freight charges from these points.

The maximum prices on sales to a distributor in Winnipeg is 4.40 cents and in Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary or Edmonton. 4 cents. Horse livers alone may be sold at 2 cents per pound more than other horseflesh. CANADIAN IN THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE OVERSEAS KILLED PETERSON, Active, kasing, Ont. Williams for birds, 35c 37c 28c 21 39c 50c 30c 24c 33c Service) Ogema, and Mrs.

J. Chambers, and Kapus- two sons, Leslie, Ogema, and 'Ernest. Nipawin, survive her. WITH THE R.C.A.F. BOMBER GROUP OVERSEAS, Dec.

farming venture that developed into big business is going to provide a Christmas dinner for Caairmen and airwomen at nadian, bomber conversion unit. Here's the stock from which the cook will choose his menu: 240 pigs, 21 chickens, 15 ducks, 15 geese, six cows and potatoes, carrots, turnips, parsnips and corn from 30 acres of varied production. It began, the R.C.A.F. said Tuesday in an overseas press release, last May when the Canadians found they had about 130 acres of spare land. They also found an R.A.F.

corporal on the station with a reputation for farming. "Joe," the corporal, was given a half-dozen pigs and £50 from the station's funds subscribed by all ranks to start him off. Station funds got its £50 back in short order, with a tidy little profit, and the latest estimate values the farm at £5,000. LAC. Joe has Richard a staff of Graham, nine, of including Unity, Sask.

16-year-old girl acquitted by jury BURLINGTON, Dec. Joan Kiger, 16-year-old school girl on trial on charges of slaying her six-year-old brother Jerry, was acquitted by an all-male jury Tuesday night which reached a verdict after four hours and 10 minutes of deliberation. faced and nervous, the White, girl listened intently as the court clerk read the verdict. After the verdict the state moved that all indictments, both against Joan and her mother, Mrs. Jennie Kiger, 49, who, with Joan, was accused in connection with the murder of Carl C.

Kiger, Covington, vice-mayor, her husband, and her son, be dropped. Mrs. Kiger testified that after a flurry of gunfire, Joan ran, gun in hand, and "screaming like an insane person" into her room where Kiger lay dead. Mrs. Kiger said she was awakened by three shots shortly before 1 a.m., Aug.

17, and that she "saw a form jump toward the hall door, leaving my room." Asserting it "looked like a man," Mrs. Kiger conceded it "could have been" pyjama-clad Joan. Joan testified Monday she believed she firing at an intruder who was "wrestling with daddy trying to hurt Must answer in 12-year-old murder MONTREAL, Dec. Edouard Archambault Tuesday committed Paul Bibeau, a lumberjack, for voluntary statement Dec. 28 for the murder 12 years ago of Patrick Campbell in a Montreal coal company stable.

At the preliminary hearing, William Durocher, 45, co-accused with his brother-in-law Bibeau, testified against him and said that it was Bibeau who had beaten Campbell on the head and body with an iron bar and his fists. BURIED AT OGEMA OGEMA: Mrs. Hannah MacDonald. 86, pioneer of the Ogema community, died in Moose Jaw, and was buried in Ogema cemetery. MacDonald was born at Pilkington, and in 1875 married Allen MacDonald, who predeceased her in 1898, at Birtle, Man.

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