The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 5

THE LEADER-POST, REGINA, WOUNDED: Spr. Nicholas Gifko, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Gifko, Avonlea, has been reported wounded in France.

He was born and educated at Avonlea, and later farmed with his father. Enlisting in February, 1943, he went overseas with the engineers in August of the same year. KILLED: Cpl. C. J.

(Chuck) 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wirth, 1440 Forget street, has been reported killed in France Aug. 15.

Born Indian Head, he was educated at Benson school and worked in the Assiniboia club until his enlistment. He enlisted in June, 1941, and went overseas Aug. 1943. Surviving are his wife, the former Eileen Chalmers, and one son, Barry, in Regina, his parents and two sisters, Claire, and Betty Dale Wirth. One brother, Ernie, is with the R.C.N.V.R.

at Halifax. DIED: Gnr. Harry Thorpe, son of Mrs. Agnes Day, 1077 Cameron street, Regina, died of wounds in France according to word received by his mother. He was born in England, and came with the family to Canada in 1925.

He attended school at Rosa Glen, four miles west of Wapella. He enlisted at Regina in July, 1940, and arrived in England Christmas day that year. His father was killed in France in March, 1918. His stepfather and brother-in-law, Ptes. Day and Hussey, are both veterans of the First Great War and are now stationed in Regina, His sister, Cpl.

A. Day, C.W.A.C., is at Dundurn. He has a sister, Mrs. Hussey, at Wapella, a brother, Percy, at Clairmont, a sister, Mrs. Mooney, at Megan, a sister, Mrs.

Hood, at Miami, and a brother, Bob, at home. R.C.A.F. casualties OTTAWA, Sept. are the western names in the R.C.A.F. '6 982nd casualty list of the war.

982nd list OVERSEAS DIED OF INJURIES TAYLOR, E. Vancouver, B.C. MISSING CARY, E. Vancouver. DAVIS, Charles Gordon, R130- 464.

C. E. Davis (father), Birch Sask. HEUCHERT, W. Winnipeg.

IRVING, W. New Westminster. PETERSON, R. Fit. Sgt.

Revelstoke, B.C. REED. Raymond Alexander, J85809, A. A. L.

Reed (father), Alameda, Sask. SUTTON, Cyril Bertie, R107551, Mrs. C. B. Sutton (mother), Prince Albert.

REPORTED PRISONER OF WAR Germany (Previously Reported Missing) MERKLEY, A. Vancouver. REPORTED SAFE (Previously Reported Missing) McCORMICK, D. Lacombe, Alta. WASYLKOW, R.

New Westminster. ZACHARUK. Mirror. Alta. FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD (Previously Reported Missing) BARONI, R.

Neepawa, Man. GOTT, A. Victoria. MOFFAT, F. White Rock, B.C.

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David Speirs reported missing Pte. David Speirs of the S.S.R. is missing in action, according to word reaching his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Speirs, Shaunavon.

Born in Shaun unavon 25 years ago. Speirs enlisted b. 21, 1943, and trained in Calgary and. Maple Creek before going overseas in September, 1943. He has one brother, D.

Speirs at Shaunavon, and three Mrs. Ervin Grundler and Mrs. M. Haverty, Shaunavon, and Mrs. Earl Grayson, Winnipegosis, Man.

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Good Two-ounce assortment skein. Regular 35c 20c "STAPLON THRIFT" SERVICE BALL Enough for one pair of socks. Regular 69c 49c -Main Floor, Williams THE Supply officers hold conference A conference of all officers in charge of supplies in Military District 12 was held at the Regina armory, Thursday. The meeting was introduced by Maj. P.

J. R. Payne, officer commanding No. 1 District Detachment, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, and was addressed by Maj. S.

V. Appleby, inspector of supplies, quartermaster general's branch, national defence headquarters, Ottawa; Maj. C. F. Naylor.

district supply and transport officer, M.D. 12, and Capt. H. Foxall, senior supply officer, M.D. 12.

Attending the conference were Lieutenants S. O. Gould, Regina; E. McRae, camp supply and transport officer, Dundurn; C. W.

L. Stephenson, Saskatoon; J. Sykes, Prince Albert; G. Brechin, Jaw; H. Cartwright, Maple Morden, Dafoe; R.

L. Dobson. Mossbank; E. G. Fraser, Regina.

and Capt. A. J. Appleby, assistant PAGE FIVE Moose to the district supply and transport Creek: officer, M.D. 12.

Army casualties OTTAWA, Sept. Canadian INJURED Army issued its 589th and 590th casualty lists of the Following the western names. 589th list OVERSEAS OFFICERS MUNDAY, D. Oakville, Man. OSADICK, ROTHNIE, Prairie Grove, Man.

E. McConnell, Man. Alberta Regiment APPLETON. C. E.

Lethbridge. BUHLER, P. Sardis, B.C, T. Heath, Alta, KILTAU, Hanna, Alta. McLACHLAN, C.

Calgary. NIMCAN, Coleman, Alta. THOMPSON, Crossfield, Alta. DIED OF WOUNDS LITTLE, a Victoria. B.C.

Regiment Saskatchewan Regiment CRATTY, L105331, Thomas Byron, L. Cpl. David Henry Cratty (father), Anglia, Sask. KELLER, Frederick, the Cpl. L86863, Mrs.

Isabella S. R. Keller (wife), Prince Albert. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Manitoba Regiment PRATT. W.

Fort William, Ont. MUNKHOLM, L.Bdr., Okotoks, Alta. Engineers PHILLIPS, S. Edmonton. Saskatchewan Regiment BEATTY, Claire Aubrey, L12967, Mrs.

Doris A. Beatty (wife), eral Hospital, Brandon. WOUNDED Artillery TASCONA, R. St. Boniface.

Corps of Signals HENDERSON, Franklin, Man. Manitoba Regiment COOMBE, W. L. Winnipeg. HAWRYSH, A.

Winnipeg, MUZIK. Winnipeg. STARR. Port Coldwell. Ont.

STRUTT, W. Carman, Man. Saskatchewan Regiment GUNN, Alexander, L. L13767, Mrs. Elizabeth Gunn (mother), Archive, Sask.

HUMPHREY, Edward Kitchener, L13106, Mrs. Daisy Humphrey (mother), Fir Mountain, Sask. KRUSHELNISKI, Philip, Joseph Krushelniski "(father), Jasmin, Sask, LEEFE, Ivor, L74131, Mrs. Isabel Leefe (mother), Paswegin, Sask. SHIEL, Edward Alexander, L154337, Mrs.

Winnifred Shiel (mother), Storthoaks, Sask. SHIELS, Peter Dunlop, L13470, Mrs. Janet Olson (sister), Nadeauville, Sask. Alberta Regiment K. Trochu, Alta.

HORBACH. Egremont, Alta. KNIGHT, Jack George, M31300, Mrs. Edith J. Knight (mother), Loon Lake, Sask.

MORASCH, G. Didsbury, Alta. NESTOROVICH, Onoway, Alta. PEDERSON, Onoway, Alta. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED B.C.

Regiment. ERICKSON, Vancouver, B.C. RIDEOUT, R. Cardiff, Wales. Saskatchewan Regiment UMPHERVILLE, Oliver Baptiste, L97963, Mrs.

Edith B. Umpherville (mother), Gronlid, Sask. Alberta Regiment MASON, Winton Eccles, Eng. PICHE, A. Vancouver.

IN ACTION Saskatchewan Regiment KELLY, Bernard John, Mrs. Francis M. Kelly (mother), 268 Aubrey Winniper. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'s AND MEN KILLED IN ACTION Manitoba Regiment Artillery DEBRUYNE, John Gable, L6298, Mrs. Elvire Debruyne (mother), Ceylon, Sask.

Manitoba Regiment BADGER, H. Winnipeg. B.C. Regiment MARTIN, F. Windermere, B.C.

SLIGHTLY INJURED Saskatchewan Regiment HOLMES, Douglas Hill, L6294, Norman Holmes (father), Moosomin. Alberta Regiment JEFFREY, N. Montney, B.C. Medical Corps VAN BUSKIRK. Vancouver.

MISSING Armored Corps SOLYMOS, Bartholomew Richerd, L36088, Mrs. Melita Smith (sister), North Battleford. Manitoba Regiment NICHOLS, S. Melita, Man, RICHARDSON, J. Dauphin, Man.

B.C. Regiment MUIR, Vancouver. Alberta Regiment NOWLIN. Banff. Alta.

ST. JOHN. Calgary, SWERDFEGER. C. Knee Hill Valley, Alta.

590th list OVERSEAS OFFICERS KILLED IN ACTION B.C. Regiment NIXON, C. C. Victoria. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'s AND MEN KILLED IN ACTION Armored Corps HOWG, C.

Enchant, Alta. WHEELER, J. Winnipeg. McWITHEY, Mrs. Hazel Fehr (sister), Bloomer, Wis.

Manitoba Regiment ALLARD. Paul, St. Boniface, Man. ANDERSON, P. Reedy Creek, Man.

ANGUS. B. Angusville, Man. DAVIES, L. Rapid City, Man.

Saskatchewan Regiment COCKBURN, James William, L154196, William Cockburn (father), Briererest, Sask. EASTERBY, Leroy Howard, L27849, Mrs. Ruth Easterby (mother), 900 Stadacona Moose Jaw. PRUDEN, James Joseph, L74300, Mrs. Elmar Pruden (mother), Big River, Sask.

WACHNOW, Morley Bernard, L86533, Nathan Wachnow (father), Edmonton. Alberta Regiment EXNER, A. Deadwood. Alta. KASTNER.

O. Edmonton. Jasper, Alta. SCHNEIDER, G. Rolling Hills, Alta.

DIED OF WOUNDS Manitoba Regiment FORSMAN, KENNEDY, G. C. Graysville, Neepawa, Man. SEVERELY WOUNDED Alberta Regiment LABOUCANE, Lac Biche, Alta. WOUNDED Reconnaissance Units BEAUDRY, E.

Edmonton. Artillery KLUDASH, Creston, B.C. Corps of Signals MACINTYRE, Restlock, Alta. McMILLAN, Samuel Hanna, L13420, Mrs. Charlotte McMillan (mother), McLean, Sask.

WOUNDED REMAINING ON DUTY Artillery HEAVER. S. L.Bdr.. Glenora, Man. Saskatchewan Regiment SMALLWOOD, Frederick Roy, DECORATED: CSM.

Basil A. Currie, son of George Currie, 1124 Rae street, has been awarded the Medal. He was previously reported wounded in France. Born in Westmeath, he was educated in Lajord, and enlisted in 1939. He went overseas in 1941.

Besides his father, there are two sisters, Mrs. Stan Morton, 1124 Rae street; Mrs. Peter Dickson, Hudson Bay Junction, and a brother, Garnet, 417 Avenue Saskatoon. L12804, A. E.

Smallwood (father), Stoughton, Sask. INJURED Army Service Corps JORDAN. S. Vancouver. SLIGHTLY INJURED Saskatchewan Regiment SVENSEN, Gustaf L65, Mrs.

Selma Johnston (mother), Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. MISSING Armored Corps BELLOWS, L. Elnora, Alta. Manitoba Regiment FRADLEY, N.

Stockport, Lancashire, Eng. B.C. Regiment BISARO, Torindo John, K38606, John Bisaro (uncle), Bald winton, Sask. WATSON, Vancouver. Saskatchewan Regiment FAGRIE, Harold, L154036, Mrs.

Mary Fagrie (mother), Birch Hills, Sask. FINDLAY. Robert Henry, L53761, James Findlay (father), Invermay, Sask. Alberta Regiment LEE. Edmonton.

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