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THE VANCOUVER DAILY PROVINCE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1944 Page Twenty-nine Citv Hero of Blitz Rescue Anderson Named General Organizer Union (C.C.L.), has bpen made u-righu' Union by George general organizer for the B.C. Brown. Edwin Baker ha been Shipyard General Workers Fed-1 re-elected by acclama-eratiori. He will work with all "on.

ARMY CASUALTIES Among Latest He is suTn the aiiinates in an yards. Lawrenr? Anderson, business I of th. PRFVHirSI.V RI.I'ORTl:l WOI MIKI). NOW Itt l'llnlU) Wl MU AN MISMM, Ol KBKC KEHtMKNT. i I A younsr Canadian soldier who made headlines in the English press when he visited his mother's home town of Sheffield, is one of 11 men whose nex-of-kin live in B.C.

and whose names appear in the Canadian Army's 751st i hunt, il. Mini Vrrter. Aho on Sole at Our Sac Sloit Mvdrl Food Marh Fmirlh Ai-rmir ond Vine Street, ree I'urkinu and ier Ihiireru la Viur casualty list, released today. He is Fus. R.

E. Turnell, whose Xathw has just received his dis charge after two years' service overseas, and whose brother Is in Italy and hjs sister also in uni-lorm. Fus. Turnell is reported slightly injured, after five years of overseas service, He was spending a leave with his uncle at Sheffield when the English city suffered one of its heaviest blitz raids. He helped to KAiLOOPS PRIZE BEEF rescueaninju.ru he Try a roost or quality beef for steok from this prize your week-end dinner.

SPECIAL UNTIL NOON or 38c 16c ALL-DAY SPECIALS COMMKKi'lAL Pork and Lb Beef. (H.C.) Lb LKGS OP lMB Half or whole. Lb FORK SHOl HIKKS-Half whole. Picnic style. Lb SAUSAGE- veal.

(S.Cj IOC i IZC Showeift, Joim. Mis Albeii Margaret ShotM-r (wlfei, Montreal MJVA Slinn AND I'LL REGIMENT. Wtlk. William Charles. Pie.

Mrs Frssie W'llks (mother Elder hank. NEW BRCNSWICK REGIMENT. Bell, OlH-diah. Pte Mrs. Lluabelh t.

ricll iwifei, lolonlo. SASK All 1 1 EW AN ItEGIMENT Gunter. Hulrv William. Wil llam Gunlir ifailieri. Hillannale.

WOI NOEII AMI MISMNG. NEW BRt NSWK'K RlXilMENT. Chase. George Frederic, Margaret Chase (mutheri, Macs V))le. I'KHIIIISIV REPORT F.I) IN.II RtD.

-NOW IIKI'IIKTKI) IN.II KLU AMI MISSIVC. ONTARIO REGIMENT. Spaetel. Harold Frtwaid, -Set Mrs. Elmlna (motherj Hrtdeeporl.

Ml.sislNU. ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY. Broun, Charles Thomas, Sirs. Giace Hiown (mother). Yo)k ton.

Decaro. Guy, Mis. liose Deraio imotheri. Gait. ONTARIO REGIMENT.

AntonelU, Edward. Mis, rneresa Antonelil imotheri. To- ronto; Carrington. John Einest. Pte Mrs Ellen Cairington imotheri, To ronto.

QTEREC REGIMENT. Gauthier. Daniel. K. Gau'hier 'mother Matane: Gii't main.

Romeo. Ms. Emma Guilmain imotheri. Montreal: Le- vesque, Josi'ph Pte, Li 7arre I.evespue ifatlnit. Ruiere d1 Loup; Llzotle.

Joseph Auituste Ger ard, Aut'uste Lizotle ifatheri Vllle de Lnniiueuil. A TO A EG 1MENT. Mackav, George Walter, Mrs, Gertie MacKav imotheii. The Pas, CANADIAN ORDNANCE CORPS. Rudd.

Rov Stephen. Set Mrs. Beatrice A Rudd iwifei. London ritEVIOI si HH'OKTI MISSING NOW REPORTED THISONKKS OK WK CJI'KBEC REGIMENT. Oscir.

Mrs. Cert rude Berecron iwifei, Drumnion ville: Rav Richard Guv. pie Mrs. Gretchin Biera imotheri, Ot lawd. MANITOBA REGIMENT.

Christiansen. Ronald Ross. Sqt Cpl. Margaret J. Christianson Iwifei shilo Camn HEPORTEI VISSING NOW REPORTED SAFK.

CANADIAN ARMORED COUPS. Thomas. Albert Joseph. Mrs Jean Thomas (mother), Pine Falls, Man. BRITISH COI.CMBIA REGIMENT.

Iretuell. Eiluanl Allan. I'te l.M. Violet Gernldine Fretwell fiwifei. Nr.

Kniirps-boriunh. ark, Fneland: William Fretwell (father 733 Last Flttv-lirst, aneuuver. CANADA. OFFICERS. DUO.

CCEREC REGIMENT. Sharkcll. Gordon. I.I Mrs. Helen M.

Shaekell iHltei. Montreal. VETERANS Gl'ARD OE CANADA Abram. Francis Robert. I.t., Dons G.

Abram ittlfei. Calcarv. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'S AND MEN. DIED. ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY Kershaw, Thomas, Mrs.

gnes Forshaw inuttberi, Greenwood. SASKATCHEWAN EG 1 NT. Ki atch how sk Gust. P1.c Joe Kiatehkowski, ibrothcrl. Pelly, ARMY SERVICE CORPS Wichlman.

Ralph Harlan, -Sgt. (wllei Mis. Florence V. Wighlman Hamilton. BUDGET NO ENDORSERS REQUIRED Tn swt Inun And primtctT ormif to HoMelKii(l 1 No nndonwm.

lin iwolutble nwiimy Ortjuwi- merelv ability lo reeav in nwtiuniMiu. loaui mollis below mrliktf nruu-ipl siMl cliane st nur manutl.v ramoi '1' im slain tttlam ul ur it- itua iv.3 ou that part at tuiafioe ui eicw al t.tlU. Cart I HQ In eel lis" so 7S I no l. ISO QtooM RRonMilv peymvnt pfon 4 I 12 15 fiarmt! fiaymti fiaxmts fiaymt I 4.48 i J.7S I 2.311 S.IH S.S7 4.7S run 17.SS 11.13 sin 22M 13.SC! 11. Si 26.7S 16.70 141S 35.71 nn i 2ti.il) 17.14 11.13 irt I tiM 13.SC! 11.

Si ti SO 26.7S 16.70 is 1 1.7 htS-l 35.71 KJ7 Vl OTTAWA. Following is the Canadian Army's 751st casualty list: OVERSEAS. OFFICERS, nun in- ACTION-. ROYAL CANADIAN ART1I.LKP.Y. I D.S.O..

John HI1EH- di.T. Mr. Marguerite Louise Lane iwifei, Halifax. niF.n. ROYAL CANADIAN Muter, I.lovrt Shillinnton, Mr.

Ruth Lillian Muter (wife), Calgary. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.'S AND MEN. rKKVlOl 'SI. RKPOHTKH MISINO, SOW FDR OKFICIAI. ITKI'OSES I'Kbl hll.l.H) I.N ACTION.

SASKATCHEWAN KKCIMKNT. Folk, Mike l.oui Folk (father). Mendhitm. Sask I'KKMOI SI RKI'ORTi MISSING, KKI'ORTM) hll.l.Mt IN ACTION. ONTAHIO RKC1MENT.

LamnntaEne, Maurice I.urlen. Mis. Ceeile Lamontagne (mother), St. Charles. Ont.

NOVA TtKfilMENT. Morrison. Donald Ryhhurn. John Morrison (father. SvdneV, NKW BHUNSW1CK RKGIMENT.

Newrnth. Stephen Andrew, Mi's. Beatrlee F. Newroth (mother), Di ner. R.

SASKATCMKWAV RECIMTNT. Kurulak. Harry, Mrs. Barbara Kurulak (mother), Stenen. Sask.

MU M) IN ACTION. ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY. Breakenrldce, Brure Alfred, Mis. Agnes BreakenridRe (mother), Picton, Patterson, Kdward Harold D. Patterson (father), Cuelph.

ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS. Jensen. Harold. Mrs. Ann Jen- sen twirei, loronto ONTARIO RECIIMF'NT.

Columbus. Wilfred. Mrs. Columbus (mother), Jar- vis Ont. HodtrMin, Trawforrl Wilmer.

Pte, Robert Wilmer Hodgson Kiamplon; Philips, Oeorce Frederick Mrs. Clara E. Philips (wife). Toronto: Puce. l.nrne Crawford Campbell.

Orvil Price (father), Pembroke. Ql'KREf REGIMENT. Jacob. Joseph. Mrs.

Evelyn Jaclb (wife). Cnuansvltle. MANITOBA RhCl.MENT. RounMne. Harvev Eraser, Mrs.

Annie R'lunting Scn- lac, Kinslev. William Fraser, David Kinslev (father). Ne- pwa: Rae. Ronald. Mis.

'Laura May Pepper imotheri, Braid'm. BRITISH COI.CMBIA REGIMENT. Ourney. Walter. IMe, Robert rthiir (father), Suite Linden avenue.

Vietorhi, Al.BEIiTA REGIMENT. I.owery. Matthew. Pte. Mrs.

Iris J. Loweiv (wifei. Barrhead ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Prior. Kenneth Joseph.

Mrs. Elizabeth Prior (mother), Harriston. Ont. ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Chadick.

Don.ild Clifford. Pte. Mrs Emily Chadwiek (mother), Mimico. nir.n of woi nds. CANADIAN ARMORKI) CORPS, Hopkinson, Albert Edward, Mis.

Elbn Hopklnson (mother), Montreal. ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY. Barms, Georpe Eosicr Mrs. Alice Ellen Barnes (mot hen, Bromley. Kent, England: VVeiherup, Harold Chester, Mis.

Allarta V. W'etheruo imotheri Macleod. Alia CORPS OF SIGNALS. I.aidlaw. Ernest Alberl Rovee.

Mrs. Myrtle McDonald i sister i Ottaw a. ONTARIO REGIMENT. Dw-yer, Thomas, James Dwver father). Brantford- Pearce.

Robert, Mis. Harriet Pearce (mother), Toronto. QCEBEC REGIMENT. Thornhill Hugh Boyd. Hugh P.

Thorphill ifatheri, Wostmounl NEW BRUNSWICK REGIMENT McDavid. Carson Carl, Mrs. Louise (wife, Bouchaid, Que. MANITOBA REGIMENT. Werhenuk.

Joseph, Mis. Marv Werhenuk i mother), Winnipeg. Kil I II I IIIKVr I.V). ONTARIO REGIMENT. Watt.

Thomas. Pte Mrs, Margaret Watt. I mot her i. Port Hope, NOVA SCOTIA AND P.E.I. REGIMENT.

Smith. George Preston. Mis. Mabel Smith tmutheii, Kinkora, PEL DIED iI)ROWNEI)l. ONTAHIO REGIMENT.

Pyhurn. Thomas. Mis. Barbara J. Pybuin imotheri, Toronto.

IIII.D. RECONNAISSANCE I NT TS. Kurrison. 'tegmald Meiedith. Set, Clifford M.

Buinson (father Alia. ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS. Ottewcll, Walter, Mis. Fiances McCov isisteri, Wiarton, Ont. BRITISH COLUMBIA REGIMENT.

Adams, Peter. Socrates Adams fatheri, Ottawa. FAMILV IX HUNGARY, Also reported slightly injured tod-ay is Hungarian boi'n Pte. Peter Goreny, in Italy with the R.C.A. M.C.

Pte. Goreny, 40, has not heard from his father, brothers or sisters, all believed to be in Hungary, since the war began. No casualty lists have been Issued by the Canadian Army far release on Saturday or Monday. The next one will be published' on Tuesday. KILLED IX ACTION.

Pte. John Walter Curney, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gur-ney, Ste.

6, 906 Linden avenue, Victoria. the Victoria Colonist, Pte. Jack Gurney, 25, was first reported missing nd then announced to "have been killed in action with the Calgary Highlanders. Par. ticulars appeared in The Vancouver Daily Province on No- vember 24.

SEVERELY WOLNDED. Cpl. Albert Riley, whose wifs lives at White Rock. WOUNDED. 1 L.Cpl.

Edward Otto Amstutz, son of Joseph Amstutz, Pitt Lake. Pte. Arthur Thomas Lowe, whose wife lives at lledley. Fte. Benjamin Tomllnson, whose sister.

Mrs. Edna Bowdcn, lives at 1830 Alherni. Pte. Tomlinson, 30, whose i only brother, Pte. George Bert-ram Tomlinson, was killed in a motorcycle accident in England In October, 1941, was wounded in the joint of the right knee by shrapnel and sustained back injuries on November 10, while serving in Italy with the R.C.

He enlisted in December, 1041, going overseas in May, 1943. He was in England for more than a BKF.F BI.ADF AD ROUND BONE KOAST Economical. a CASUALTY ITS. R. E.

TURNELL, Slightly Injured. Loudspeaker Directs Traffic Off North Shore A powerful voice, echoing out of the swirling fog mist, startles uninitiated fishermen and tugboat workers, as their boats crawl cautiously along Vancouver Harbor these days. Knowing they are safely out from shore, the sudden voice gives them a start. It gives details on how far the owner can see, information on movement of other craft and serves as a guide to North Vancouver ferries. North Shore ferry management has installed a loud-speaker at the end of Evans Coleman Evans docks to assist the ferries in direction.

It has been in use for a month, but is working overtime since the fog hit the city. U.B.C. Will Open Veterans Course About 100 ex-servicemen are expected to begin special uni-i versity courses on January 3, it was announced at the meeting of the senate of the University of B.C. Wednesday night. The courses will enable students to complete enough credits to begin the 1945 fall session in second year courses in arts, applied science and agriculture.

The special winter session will end April 27. Spring session in May and June will be arranged if sufficient number of returned men are registered. Those wishing to take the courses are asked to register now with the University. So-Ed Society LonClUCleS sjeaSOIl After eight weeks of interesting lectures and social evenings, a concluding party was held to mark the fall end of So-Ed, Wednesday, at the Y.M.C.A. Entertainment took the form of a concert, where the various groups presented songs, skits and dances.

Participating in the skits were Kay Souter, Alex Hood, Frank Winn, Pauline Lamb, Art Field, Stella Price, Frances Em-pay and Ina Carey, After the concei a jive session took place in the gymnasium and oldtime dancing in another room. SPENCER'S Give if i Urn 1 1 i if' 1 1 tv I i I i I I i 17c Grade 12c POKK sauce. LFGS Delirious with tipple Half or whole. Lb dm I VKAI, RI.AHF, KO.VST Milk fed. Very tender.

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Lb B.C. Casualties His father, a veteran of the last war, recently returned to Canada for honorable discharge after two years' service overseas with the Canadian Forestry Corps. His brother, Pte. William Gordon Turnell, is with the Sas-watchewan Light Infantry in Italy, and his sister, Fte. Joan Turnell, with the C.W.A.C.

for two and one-half years, is now pte pptpr CtU Albert Malner, iives at 52 East Thirteenth. Pte. Goreny, 40, came to Canada IS years ago from his home i Hungary, where his father, two brothers and two sisters still live as far as it known. They have not been heard from since the beginning of the war. He was slightly injured in No- vember in Italy, where he is i serving with ihe R.C.A.M.C.

Pte. Goreny operated a farm in the Okanagan for some time, then moved to Vancouver, and enlisted here in May, 1941 He has been overseas feince Decern-1 ber, 1942, and has served in Jtaly throughout the campaign there. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, M)W REPORTED SAFE. Edward Aiian unwell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Fret-well, 8(2 East Forty-ninth. Pte. Fretwell, 23, with the I'm Canadian Paratroop Battalion, parachuted in Western Europe from a wrecked plane about three months ago, but this is all that his family knows about his having been presumably missing at any time.

He was born in Vancouver e. a. return, and educated at Tecumseh School and was with Canadian White Pine when he enlisted in vvnne fine wnen ne cniisiea jii 1942 in the Canadian Armored Corps. He went overseas in May, 1943, and trained in Eng land as a paratrooper, sustain- ing an Injured ankle last sum-still In mer wnue he was training. His wife, with the R.C.A.F.

(W.D.), is now in England, where ehe is stationed in Yorkshire. Pte. Fretwell has two sisters and five brothers in Vancouver. DIED. Gnr.

Thomas Forshaw, R.C.A., son of Mrs. Agnes Forshaw, Greenwood. Gnr. Forshaw died in Shaugh-nessy Military Hospital on December 4, after being invalided home for wounds received In action with the R.C.A. in France in September.

He was previously in hospital in France and England and arrived home not very long ago in cheerful spirits. One of the tallest men in the Canadian Army, six feet six inches, Gnr. Forshaw enlisted early in the war and was stationed in B. C. for two years prior fo going overseas in'Au-gust, 1943.

He leaves, besides his parents, three brothers, one of whom Is with the R.C.A.F., and one sister. Says Air Force Won Normandy It was the complete supremacy of the Allied air force that weighed tle scales In our favor during the Normandy campaign, Major H. G. Scott, soldier and war correspondent, told the Canadian Club at a luncheon meeting, Hotel Vancouver Thursday. Mr.

Scott, who resigned his commission in the Canadian Army because he could not get overseas, witnessed the Normandy campaign and much of the liberation of France as an R.A.F. correspondent for a Scottish newspaper. Cash amounting fo $-17 and cigarettes valued at $162 were stolen from a store operated by Mrs. A. LIm, at 285 Heatiey.

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He vas born and educated in Moose Jaw, and worked on a farm before coming to Vancouver and enlisting. He is in hospital In Italy. INJURED. L-Bdr. Thomas William Edmund Wilson, R.C.A., whose wife lives at Erickson.

Pte. Martin Alexander Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Montgomery, 2086 West First.

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the age of 19, and went overseas that May. He was born in Vancouver, attending Henry Hudson and Kitsilano High schools, and was employed by the C. N. Telegraphs at the time of his enlist-i ment. A brother, Tpr, Robert Montgomery, 19, expects soon to serve overseas.

SLIGHTLY INJURED. Fus. Robert Edward Turnell, eon of Sgt. and Mrs. W.

Turnell, 1701 West Georgia. Fus. Turnell, whose father, brother and sister have all been in uniform, sustained a fractured hand and knee in Italy fln November 15. His mother, who moved here four years ago, has heard no further details. Aged 24, he enlisted with the Sas- katchewan Light Infantry in September, 1939, went overseas in December of that year, and was driver to the padre of his regiment while in England, transferring with him to the.

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