The Sun Times from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada • 18

THE DAILY Sl)K-TiME3 OWEN SOUND ONTARIO FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7 1941'i Campaign to Raise $1000 For British War Victims Is Underway at Flesherton NAVY SEIZES FRENCH SHIP AT HALIFAX Roosevelt Announces trillion Dollar Credit For Russians in War 4 DROWNED AFTER CRASH AT VERDUN Plunge Into Aqueduct After Crash With Second Car WILL PROTECT FLIERS' FCTDRE HODSE IS TOLD Power Holds Fliers Must Be Assured of Postwar Stability OTTAWA Nov Men of the Royal Canadian Air Force are hitting the enemy on many fronts and the Government intends to see their Interests are looked after that Mfo OFF All Genuine Canadian Silver Fox Trimmed Coats During Our November Sale Sherman's Owen Sound's Leading Wear Roosevelt Laughs Off Report U-Boat Bag 42 WASHINGTON Nov 7 President Roosevelt sidetracked a press conference quetslon today concerning reports that United 8tates warships had accounted for some German submarines He wu told thst a "high naval had uld American warships had disposed of 42 underwater raiders Mr Roosevelt wanted to know who the authority wu and the reporter said his office had not told him That the President uld was a grand story and the answer wu so gcod it was going to be preserved historic in his papers 2 LABOR LEADERS ARE CONVICTED OF EXTORTION COUNTS Geo Browne Wm Bioff Guilty of $550000 Movie Extortion RAF Bass 15 To Loss of One In Russian War LONDON Nav Tba RAF fighter wing in Soviet Russia hu destroyed 15 airplanes and posaibly mors far the loss of one Hurricane the Air Ministry news service said iodftJTs It disclosed that MnrauMk northern Russian pert wu hi the area patrolled by the RAK and that since the Wing had arrived In Russia Murmansk had been raided only twice Snow hu converted the countryside into deserted waste the Air Elintotry said and the A airdromes are being rsl'ed twice doily to keep a surface hard enough for use It added that the Russian air farce recently presented the British wing commander with a chrsae for 15S0B rubies "Intimating that Soviet airmen received 1000 mbles for each enemy aircraft they shot The RAF benevolent fund received the money KEPPEL IS READY TO LAUNCH DRIYE FOR WAR SAYINGS Reeve Earl Radbourne Appoints Captain for Each School Section FLESHERTON Nov The Busl-Ihey do not return discouraged from 1 nesmen'a Association of Flesherton the war Air Minister Power told Is seeking to raise 11000 for the the House of Commons yesterday British War Victims Fund A one who hu been overseas vus is now underway following an knows that our boys are Mid organisation meeting by this asso-Major Power "They are not there elation and a supper meeting held in speeches they are not there in in the Fraternal Hall here on Months papers but they are there in day Hon Oliver and other bombers and there at their stations speakers were heard by sixty-one per-and there over Germany every sons who have associated themselves night with this campaign Ex-Warden are there in Tripoli and A McCauley acted chairman Libya and Russia and everywhere Others present included Ex-Warden Wherever the Royal Air Force ls'j A Dow Ex-Warden MCTavish there they Rev McMillan Reeve Alfred On his lut overseas visit Major Down Bellamy and the manpower uld he tried to conrt- tne bers of the Municipal Councils or airmen the Canadian people were Flesherton and Artemesia behind them This wu Important Rev McMillan offered prey-for Canada's future They were tne er and later spoke on the Important most Canadian group of men who! connection of the present crisis ana could be found anywhere more our beliefs THURSDAY PM MONTREAL Nov Police today were Investigating an accident which lut night took the lives of four persons They drowned when their car crashed into another vehicle and then plunged into a municipal inter aqueduct at nearby Verdun The deaths were found accidental Deputy Coroner Hebert decided today after an inquest The dead: Albert Coward 25 Montreal Raoul Reginald Lahale 47 Montreal Mrs Isabelle Coward 50 mother of Albert Verdun Mrs Elisabeth Lalonde 40 Verdun A Raymond of Verdun driver of the second cw suffering minor cuts snd bruises is still being detsined at police headquarters pending a coroner's Jurv investigation to be held later today Hie death car swerving off the oavement after the crash bounced over 50 feet of flat field and plunged down a 15-foot embankment before it hit the water The vehicle unk Immediately Raymond's car remained at the aide of the road badly damaged Constable Elxesr Rslnvlllr 35 dived into the Icy water shortly after the crash ln a vain attempt to get the occunants out of the car He located one body and brought it to the surface The three other bodies were brought to the surface by a professional diver PILOT-OBSERVER VISITS FRIENDS Lawrence Carson RCAF of Oshawa Pays Visit to Relatives Here A visitor in Owen Sound on Thursday was Pilot-Observer Lawrence Carson of Oshawa who came to pay a brief call on his three aunts who reside in this city Mrs Chss Rogers 280 2nd avenue east Mrs Angus Sinclair 848 2nd avenue east and Mrs Allen Csmo-bell 287 7th avenue east He left again on Friday morning for a destination In Eastern Canada and expects to go oversres ln due time He enjoyed the unusual honor on September 27th last of being presented with his Pilot's wlnga at No 1 Bombing snd Gunnery School RC AJ Jarvis and at the same time received the wing of an Observer a record rarely achieved by any flyer Pilot-Observer Carson Is a former resident of Owen Bound and to a son of Mrs A Carson of Oshawa who to a daughter of the late Joseph Johnston of Owen Sound In Western Canada where he went to train he was out oaring to sinus trouble but this cleared up and he took both the pilot and observer's course at Jarvis at the same time and so received both wings President Directs Deliveries to Be Started Immediately NAVY MAY AID Likely to Play Major Role in Delivering Goods WASHINGTON Nor The United Statu backed the hard-preieed armies of Ruesia with a 1-000000000 leaae-lend credit today President Roosevelt directed deliveries commence immediately and to be fulfilled in the large possible until the huge stares of munitions represented oy the credit are in Soviet hands This new assistance program posed for the nation a stupendous jask both in production and transportation the supplies are to reach the Russian fronts in effective time But Mr Roosevelt indicated definite confidence that the job would be done The unheralded decision to extend lease-lend aid to Russia was announced late yesterday by the State Department Whether by accident or design the announcement was psychologically well-timed It came on the eve of the Soviet's great national the 24th anniversary of 1B17 Bolshevik revolution And it followed by a few hours the radio addresa of Premier Joseph Stalin in which the Russian leader spoke of the "great importance' of the aid already being received from Britain and the United States The announcement wu in the form of an exchange of correspondence between Mr Roosevelt and Mr Stalin In a letter dated Oct 30 Mr Roosevelt wrote that the 1-000000000 credit wu being made available without interest and that Soviet repayment would not corn-menu until five years after the end Replying on Nov 4 Stalin agreed to the credit terms and voiced the "sincere of Russia for this "unusually substantial aid in its difficult and great struggle against our common enemy bloodthirsty Hitlsrism Mixed Reaction Taken somewhat unaware by the credit diidosure Capitol Hill reacted along expected lines The staunch supporters of administration foreign policy saw in the decision a wire move to bolster the Russian stand against Hitler and thus contribute to his eventual downfall A chorus of condemnation arose from the opposite camp Mrs Roosevelt wu charged with giving away the huge sum without the consent of the American taxpayers who foot the bill Senator Gerald Nye (Rep-North Dakota) commented: "When we passed the lease-lend law it was to aid democracies Now It is to give brother Joe 1000000000 smackers with no Ifs no ands no Betters Navy te AM The navy recently hu been playing an important role in insuring deliveries to Britain and some thought it might also be used to protect the heavy shipments to the Soviet Union The question of delivery likewise spotlighted diplomatic discussions now in progress with Japan and Finland since both those nations are in a position to menace major supply routes to Russia Japan hu voiced strong chiefly through the Japanese to the United States supply shipments which have been going to Vladivostok the Soviet's only Pacific seaport The Finnish army co-operating with the Germans hu been waging a campaign to cut the railway linking besieged Leningrad with Murmansk northern Russian port which hu been outside the Nazis' reach Toronto Poles to Re-dedicate Selves TORONTO Nov (CP) Toronto Poles Sunday will mark with solemn ceremony the 20th anniversary of Poland obtaining national freedom and they will reconsecrate themselves to the task of helping win the war Drive is Underway After Supper Meeting of Businessmen START CANVASS Produce Will Be Accept ed in Drive to Aid Bombing Victims Councils Assist Reeve Down in welcoming those present not only expressed hlmseii ln favor 0 thg moVpm'nr aiinMi but assured the instigators of the full co-operation and support of tne Council did Reeve A Davis of Artemesia Ex-Warden Dan Kc-Tavish expressed the opinion that if those present were united in their ef forts the undertaking was already a success Bellamy uld he felt that gatherings of this nature eere very beneficial to all Hon Oliver spoke of the seriousness of the present situation and of the part that all are called upon to pity A McCauley commended those responsible for what had been done and outlined what the association had undertaken to do Hlckling gave the assurance that the business men could be relied on to do their part Kernahan as organizer outlined the plans and tne cbjective of the canvass Aviator Speaks A talk of interest wu given by Flying Officer James McKee DFM of Tliornbury who is home on sick leave and who attended the guess of Carruther of Kimberly McKee took part ln the battle of France and the battle of Britain last August and September had many exciting incidents to relate He also spoke of the havoc wrought by tne bombing in England of the need and of the appreciation with wmen supplies are received by the vio tlms of the bombed areas Gordon Beaton's sclo King is still in London" wu well received and hla leading of the community singing was done in his usual enthusiastic manner Ex-Warden McTavish moved a vote of thanks to the ladles of tne village who under the leadership Mrs Kernahan provided the supper which wu served on two long tables formed ln a The vote was heartily and unanimously re' sponded to Start Work Canvassers commenced their wore on Tuesday and to date report a gratifying response They are prepared to accept produce and the local truckers have agreed to transport the produce to Flesherton The canvass is to end this week and collections by trucks will be made next Tuesday when a dance and bingo will be held to close the campaign REPORT BRITISH RAIDS ROME Nov 7 (AP) British planes yesterday bombed places in Sicily and the Campania region ln which Naples to situated the Italian high command said today but caused cnly slight damage Oslo Says RAF Attacks Capital LONDON Nov 7 Renters quoted the Oslo radio as saying Brltiah planes raided that capital of German-eecnpled Norway early today A few bombs were said to havo been dropped "without doing One British plane waa claimed to have been shot down Barquentine Angelus of St Malo Is Admiralty WOODEN VESSEL HALIFAX Nov Seizure by tne Royal Canadian Navy at Sydney Oct 28 cf the French barquentine Angelus was disclosed today In the announcement that a writ had been Issued for "the condemnation of the ship and the goods laden The writ issued out of the Exchequer Court of Canada its admiralty side fer the admiralty district of Novt was to the owners and persons Interested and was served Oct 30 It advised that "an appearance should be entered within 30 days" or the case would be disposed of as the court raw fit The writ gave her home port as St Malo PVance (Lloyd's register lists the Angelus as a 338-ton three-masted wooden sailing vessel built In 1912 and owned by Felix Chevalier Her port of registry was given as Cancale France) The Anzelus we listed ss No for the admiralty district of Nova Scotia It was understood that the other were Danish and Finnish ships seised at various times ainre the outbreak of war Similar procedure was followed ln ail cases and the seizures were never contested COUPLE GIVEN (YEAR TERMS Sentences Are Passed in Manslaughter Case Result Illegal Operation TORONTO Nov 7 (CP) Four years each ln Kingston Penitentiary was the sentence imposed on Mr snd Mrs Benjamin Buck by Mr Justice MacKay yesterday On Nov 1 the couple hid been convicted of manslaughter by an Assize Court Jury ln the death of 16-year-old Hilda PlcotL The trial was the second faced by the accused ln connection with the death of the Plcott girl They had been tried during the Fall A)' sixes ln 1940 convicted and each sentenced to four years Appellate Court however ordered a new trial after hearing an appeal by Defense Counsel Gardiner Basis of the appeal was a death' bed statement made by Hilda Plcott Implicating Mrs Buck in an U'egal operation performed In the Busck heme at Klelnburg- The girl died a few days after the operation ln Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton BICYCLES STOLEN Two youngsters about 11 or 12 years of sge will be charged ln JuV' enlle court here as the result of theft of bicycles The bicycles were taken ln the north-east section of the city They were recovered by police i this war has brought to the fore is over their own possessions People have lost thst sense of pride and pleasure ln china and sliver and fine houses and fashionable wardrobes All they ask to a little sheltered corner to sleep in a ra tion card to guarantee the next meal or tiro a warm cover when the nights are cold Canada to trying through the Fund to try to keep up some of these simple little necessities and comforts for the old people and the chUdoren who have lost their homes and perhaps their loved ones well The fund to trying with your help to keep up a steady flow of dollars across the Atlantic to send warm covers and hot drinks down into the raid shelters Amount previously acknowledged $824074 Both Comers Public School Helpers Boat Lake Community Club Wlarton Pupils of a 8 No 11 St Vincent Willie (Ted Beatty) Total $827800 NEW YORK Nov Federal Court jury lut night returned a verdict of guilty in the trial of Labor Leiden George Browne and William Bioff accused of extorting huge funds from leading film producers the price of labor peace in the industry Browne president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employee (APL) which encompasses motion picture operators and Bioff his personal representative In Hollywood were tried on specific charges of extorting 1550000 from Warner Brothers Paramount Pictures Twentieth Century Pox Films and Loew's Inc The maximum penalty possible under the three counts in the indictment is thirty years' imprisonment and $30000 line for each defendant CORBETTON LADY PASSES THURSDAY Well Known Dufferin County Resident Dies in 77th Year DUNDALK Nov Mrs Oldfield a well known resident oi this district passed away at her home at Corbetton on Thursday following a short illness Deceased who wu ln her 77th year wu a native of the Rosemont district of Dufferin County She was united in marriage to Oldfield well known Melanethon Township farmer ln 1885 They farmed on the Oldfield homestead three miles east of Dundalk until the death of Mr Oldfield which occurred four yean ago Mrs Oldfield then moved to Corbetton four miles south of here where she had since resided The late Mrs Olfield leaves to mourn her passing four sons Ml Oldfield of Shelburne Elmer of Wolsley Sisk and Harold and Mar shall ln Melanethon and one daughter Mrs Stewart Reddick of River-view Melanethon Township Die-ceased is also survived by three brothers William Henderson of Everett Bert Henderson of Cor betton and Hark Henderson or Clarksburg and by three sisters Mrs Frank Tee cell and Mrs John Lovell both residing In Michigan and Mrs Charles Doan of Mitchell Ont In religion the late Mrs Oldfield wu a member of the Corbetton United Churidi Nazis Claim 10 Planes Downed in Channel BERLIN Nov (AP) The German high command today claimed 10 British planes were shot down yesterday in the Channel area and off the Netherlands and Norwegian coasts while German bomb hits on an English utility plant caused largo flrei A communique reported that mall raiding forces dropped bombs upon localities of northern Germany overnight wu it asserted MEAFORD BOUNTY IS PAID FOR KILLER DOGS Amount Paid for Sheep Killed by Dogs la $8450 MEAFORD Nov A rather light docket cf business faced the St Vincent Township Council at its regular monthly session which was held ln the ccouncil chamber iu Meafcrd cn Thursday afternoon A grant of 835 was made to the Meaford Poultry Fair and Market which will be held on Wednesday Bee 17 It wu decided by members of the council that the owner of the deg ln Bt Vincent Township which was seen worrying sheep on Wednesday would be requested to destroy the animal The amount paid out for sheep killed by degs amounted to 8450 Frank Wilcox received the bount of $10 each on two dogs he shot while they were worrying his sheep The second vaccination for school age and pre-school age children In St Vincent Townthln will be held on Saturday cf this week The work will be under the direction of Dr Allan 8 Eagles MOH for 81 Vin-eent Township who will be s'slsled by Miss Alice Sword R-N This Is part cf a province-wide campaign to protect children against diphtheria and smafipex Meaford Poultry Fair Will Be Held on Dec 17 MEAFORD Nov The annual Meaford Poultry Fair will be held on Wednesday Dec 17 It has been announced As hu been the cue during put years a wide variety of prisei are being offered Mr Moore the government Judge from Walkerton hu again been asked to Judge the fowl The committee is again urging that every precaution be used ln the preparation of the fowl for market ln order to secure the best prices A lafae number of outside buyers wIL be present BOBBY BAUER TO WED TORONTO Nov Bobby Bauer right-wing star of the Boa-ton Bruins Hockey League club will be married here today to Miss Margaret Bauer daughter of Mr and Mm Bauer Kitchener SATURDAY SPECIAL A Handsome DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING and a Beautiful Hand Carved WEDDING RING A gorgeous matched set fer $2475 TREASURE CLUB TERM! Are Available amutn Muscat Rural School Children Aid Fund for Air Raid Victims Canadian than the House of Com-mnos They had a strictly Canadian viewpoint more so than the dian Army in the last war many or whose men were bom in tlie Oio whose men Country "They are the future leaden of this country and the destiny or Canada will some day be ln their he said "Therefore it behoeves us or any Government that takes its duties seriously to see to it that these men do not return from overseas with the ume sense of disappointment disillusionment and discontent did the men who returned from the last 8TH STREET BRIDGE OPEN FOR TRAFFIC FRIDAY AFTERNOON Has Been Closed to Vehicular Traffic for Repairs Since Aug 14 Closed since the middle of August for necessary repairs the 8th street bridge wu re-opsced fer vehicular traffic on Friday afternoon The Gunite Cement Co which had the contract for re-cementing the superstructure cf the bridge completed their work several days ago and it had had sufficient time to set since that time City Engineer Waddell stated that owing to the fact that it is impossible at this time to obtain the steel for the rods to be placed between the cement standards on each side of the bridge it will be necessary to use steel cables ln the meantime This means that ln order to afford proper protection for children snow fencing will have to be placed along both sides of the pedestrian side cf the bridge It is hoped that by spring the steel will fee available and the bridge can be finished according to plan The repairs became necessary sev eral months ago when the atone on the south side and underneath the bridge began to fall off into the river and this was followed by the cement coping on the south side and new these have all been renewed and the bridge will net require any further repairs for many years It wu estimated that the cost cf the repairs would be slightly more than 8300 and Engineer WaAlcU stated mi Friday that the completed work will cost very little mors than the estimate somewhere between 8300 and 8500 The up per portion of the repairs including the sides and the new flooring wu all done under the direction of the Board of Works and the hrldge now has a fine appearance which will be enhanced with the removal ln ihe spring of the snow fencing on each side THREE SOLDIERS REPORTED DEAD 70th list of War Brings Total of Dead to 479 OTTAWA Nov Deaths of three men In the Canadian (Active) Army overseas were reported yesterday by the Department nf National Defense In the army's seventieth official official casualty list bringing to 47B the number of anmy dead and missing since the start of the war The list reported five men dangerously 111 and two seriously 111 overseu Following 1 the death list with next-of-kin: Royal Canadian Artillery: Barrett John Kelly Gunner Betty Barrett (sister) Asheville NC Quebec Regiment: Fehrage David Morris Private Mrs Helen Schrage (wife) Toronto Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps: MscAkmev Benjamin Private Mrs Ina McAloney (wife) BprlnghtU NS Canadian Air Men arc Kept Together Overseas OTTAWA Nov 1 (CP) Efforts are being made to keep Canadian airmen together as much as possible when thev serve overseu and Air Minister Power told the House of Commons the British Government to enthuslutie over the idea To implement that policy the A invited RCAF to send Its own ofrieen to work in A departments in which there might be contact with Canadian crews or groups Reeve Eirl Radbourne chairman of the Wu Weapons Committee of Keppcl Township has completed the organization of his township Kep-pel Is the first township in Grey to report being completely organ' lxed states District Chairman Cue but other townships are expected to rapidly complete organization work It is intended that every resident of Grey County will be contacted by war savings work ers and given an opportunity to assist ln Canada's war effort tnrougn the regular purchase of war savings certificates Reeve Radbourne in organising Kepprl decided to proceed by selecting captains for each school section Officials of the Provincial War Savings Committee who have been in this district have heartily ap-pioved of this system and it to commended for use in rural a reu Rseve Radbourne has appointed the following school section captains to lead the drive aimed at supplying one blits buggy a month througn the purchase of wu savings certill cates: No 1 Percy Radbourne Big Bay Earl Jones 8 8 No 3 Lores Carson 8 8 No 4 J' Evans 8 8 No 5 Fred Carder 8 No 8 Percy Crulckshank 8 No 7 Norman Shouldice 8 8 No 8 James Hutchinson 8 8 No Homer Daley 8 8 No 10 Wesley Kirk 8 8 No 11 Harry Spicer 8 No 5 and 16 James Matcnes Colling wood Boy Shot in Abdomen COfXJNGWOOD Nov Russel Wilson 13-year-old colored boy escaped being killed here when the rifle which he wu using accidentally discharged sending a 22 calibre bullet through his abdomen The boy wu practicing target shooting with a companion Charles Brook ln a field near his home Tea gun became jammed and while they were attempting to ioosn it the hammer flew back discharging the bullet The physician who attended the boy said the bullet had entered near his stomach and continued through hto body and out his back No vital organ was pierced and h's condition is reported very favorable RAFTS WASHED ASHORE RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil Nov 7 Agenda Meridional a Brasilian news agency reported from Recife today that several rafts wash ed ashore at Pernambuco were Identified a belonging to the ship "Yankee (No such ship is listed in registry of shipping and there wu no immediate suggestion of what may have happened to the "Yankee Mary) Gbn Oaa Ooa Imp MHtMMllU 117 es4eceeesssae29 Gone Smalt Dlst Beac Dim Faun Dom Btl Fan Farmtr Ford A Fieri Air Gatineau Oat Pfd tr Gdyr Pfd 54'i Clcn BU Gypsum 5 3U Imp OU 94 Imp Toe 12! 12a Int Nickel 324 Int Fet 11 Int Metals hit Met Pfd Laura Beeord II 36 1U 4U 3 44U 43 -4i 33 34U 14 14U MU Loblsw A Maa Har McO Fron Moon corp Natl Groetra Natl BU flhswin imp Pfd Tamblyn 11 11 Un PI A 33 MU Union Oaa 1U Walk Hir 4au Westons IB 10U Banka and Trait CoU Can Per Mor 135b Bk of Com 133 las Grey and Bruce4d 43 Royal Bank tM Nk of Tor 35) Toronto Tib The readers of The Dally Sun-Times are thinking of the people of Britain these dark and anxious days it is evident from the list of donations to ths Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Raid Victims Two schools veral Individuals and again that most faithful of all donors the Boat Lake Community Club of WJarton are featured in the day(s list The school groups represent little boys and girls who may or may not be great readers the news but who with deep and true letriotlo sense know the strain under which the Motherland to laboring and want to put out a hand to help Over ln Britain the people have so manj deep concerns these days which we on this side of the Atlantic can hardly realise There to scarcely a family which hu not given all Its able-bodied men folk to the srvices In many instances the mother of little children works long hours in a munitions factory Then there to the constant fear of air raids and coupled with all this hearts are twisted with sympathy and strain on behalf of a brave ally on the continent Apparently the tout of all worries for the gallant people which FINANCIAL NEWS STOCK QUOTATIONS Tbe IL Wilkinson lnvaaUnsnl Service TTBao Canadian Loglon Poppy Boy Coanltto! Will Appreciate Your Generous Contribution on Behalf of All Ex-Service Men of All Wars on Their Annual Appeal on Saturday November 8th 1941- Mines end Oils Aldermen -Aunor Ang Cen Bankfield Brilorne Rroulon Brown Oil EuK Ank Cel end Ed Celmont Ont Pat ChMlervtlle Conlsrum Davies Pete Dame rant Mel KM ora do Falcon Prancneur Coda Lake Ooldate Gunner Hard rock HnUlnerr Home Oil 331 HI HflVfy 0 Hud Bav 34U MS Rrrr Add MkHSillHlUl 44) Kirk Like OnOHMittiN) 89 Lake Shore Ill lamaque 3t0 41) felt eh 40 MartuM 121 Ifrb Cork O'Brien OkeHa Oil Famour Paymaster Perron Pick Crow 204 Pow Rouyn too Preston 310 Premier 85 an Ant 220 320 her 00 lima 050b Sitcoe 51 54 Bladen nwiimuimii 3d 27 Bleep Rock 174 Eylvanlte 303 214 Teck Hugh 250 Up can i 123 Ventures 400 410 Walet Amu 403 Wr Hare 301 Industrial! 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