The Montreal Star from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 30

I'vltoro I'is the MoniMi uAiir ma nnuT miun ih rMi iwitt- Army Issues Casualties The King Inspects Invasion Forces LONDON Feb (BUP) The King has completed a two-day Inspection tour of British Invasion troops which carried him over 200 miles by road and rail it was Toronto Tram Kills Youngster TORONTO Feb 25 (CP) -Six-year-old Glenn Cunning was Instantly killed her yesterday when ha was In collision with a tract car and jammed beneath the front trueke An auxiliary Toronto Transportation Commission crew iked up the wheels to release the Jacket body wai passing the Mills' homo first noticed the fir and av the alarm The flamea at that time were shooting through the roof Tilt bodies of the victims were recovered The children's bodice were found In their erlhi while the parents' bodies were located In different parts of the house lndlcat- they had tried to gain safety is Mills family came to Acton 15 miles from Guelph from Georgetown OnL only last fall Axis Says Stalin Seeks Parley With Churchill LONDON Feb 25 The Exchange Telegraph today reported a Vichy radio broadcast quoting the Svepska DagbladeL that Premier Josef Stalin personally had amt a message to Prime Minister Churchill suggesting another meeting soon According to Vichy one of the topics for discussion was the Finnish question Prisoner Bares Nazi Cruelties LONDON Feb 25 Netherlands political prisoners In a German camp at veenhuixan Drente province were forced to stand wolst-deep In freezing peat hogs as punishment for having Mught treatment from tha camp doctor for frozen fin gen toes ana ean A nets Netherlands news agency wai told yesterday by one who spent a winter at the camp and has since escaped Tha camp an old Netherlands penal colony was taken over by tin Germane soma time ago and political prisoners sent there were forced to dig peat on a dally ration of seven ounces of dry bread and half a litre of pea soup with unpeeled potatoes There were no hygienic facilities at the camp the informant continued the number of sick was large and medicine was alirczf noMxtetcnt During the winter months most of the prisoners suffered frostbite In their eers toes and fingertip ha said Reich Won't Crack Until Army Loses TORONTO Feb 25 Leslie Bergin former British Mins later of Supply yesterday told the Empire Club of Toronto that "until the German Army defeated Germany will not collapse Russia will continue to receiva bulk supplies by the northern sen route to Murmansk and other supplies as far as possible by the southern overland route through Iran ha said adding that war plans for 1944 Included strengthening of Allied transportation links as well aa staggering blows at enemy transportation Ontario Fire Fatal toFour ACTON Ont Feb (C Four persons a mother father add two children were burned to death when their borne was destroyed by fire here early today They were Mr and Mrs George Mills and their children Patsy aged four and Gerry two The house was completely destroyed The fire believed from an overheated stove apparently broke out while the family slept Robert McLeod a boarder escaped by breaking through his bedroom window but the flames were so severe he wai unable to assist the other McLeod was brought to Guelph Hospital for treatment of bums but his condition is not serious Stanley McHugh of Acton who nounced today Watching the Royal Engineers laying a minefield at one punt Ha Majesty remarked that the mine should be railed killers'' rather than the cumbersome term mines" The King stood at several points on hla tour with live sheila whistling overhead as he watched picked men practicing beach aaeaulti and night raids He also saw the latest tanks and soma of Britain's newest weapons Once on the tour the King had to taka cover behind a pile of tree trunks when explosions sent show-era of earth hurtling overhead TTC officials said tha boy ran into the aid of tha car and tell beneath the wheels SOLDIER JAILED PEMBROKE Ont Feb (CP) Bdr Donald Hilts 22 stationed at Petawawa military camp was sentenced to one year definite and six months Indefinite plus five strokes of the strep when convicted by Magistrate Galligan of a statutory offence Pte Renaud Reported Missing News has been received hen thst Pte Emile Renaud 28 son of Mr and Mrs A Renaud of Lanthler avenue I Claire Is reported missing on active service while enraged with the Hasting and Prince Edward Regiment 1 the Italian campaign He was formerly with the Victoria i Rifles of Canada which he rte Renaod Joined In 194a He has two brothers and two brothers-in-law serving In the armed forces CpI Jack Renaud Is overseas with the 7th Recce Regiment (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars) AB Renaud Is on the east coast with the RCNVR Pte Albert Feeny a brother-in-law lost a leg while ser-lng overseas and a second brother-in-law Pte Sal Stor-zart la In the United State Army Joseph Cosoff Killed in Action Warrant Officer 1st Claes Joseph Cosoff RCAF has been killed in action overseas according to information received by his parents Mr and Mr I Cosoff of 3711 St Dominique treet He was on his second peratlonal flight A gradunts of Baron High School he enlisted in September 1940 and following training In Western Can-observer's wing He went ada received hie at Toronto in July 1941 NO COD ORDERS MY PHONE OR MAIL NO DELIVERY EXCEPT ON CERTAIN BULKY ITEMS Store Closes Saturday at pm Of couns Hi AS YOU CO" policy it ths thriftiest and soundest but BUDGET COUPONS in book denomination -of 1500 and 2500 or any combination of these amount are available for purchase Terms cemply with Wartime Priest end Trad Regulsfloat faff Nss MNm Stvsnlh fhm OTTAWA 1l -Th Ooaadtan (Aethre) Army tML114th caaualty llt of tba war follows: oiTicni DIED or WOt) JIM Q1 VllMit (00X0 DhM Cfcrte Charlie tAwanl Vaaac (father) Apt Xa 41 14M OnuHMri II Maatiwd DAXGEKOLILT WOOXDED Wastara Oataria KtaMt CAMPBELL Gaoffray Nlffl Carfraa UauL Toronto WOOXDED jral Caaadlaa Artillery inXAXCKK Ana TfcajaM CapT mu jaaeph Laraager (father) ZIZ Am Waalnwaat (aa Cratral OataHa Br(lawat XEID John Marahall ACpt Toronto Brltloh Catantbla Bagtwaat HOBERTB william LlaweUjm Uaut VaacouTor Kayal Caaadlaa Amy Medical Carpa COKE William Laurtnco Lt-Col Vancouver WOLXDEDjjBEMAHIXO Regime! da Qaafeaa ALLARD Victor LL -Col Thraa Rtvara Qua Brttbh Catambta RagtaMBt McNAMARA James Richard Uaut Calcazy WAKKANT OFFICERS XCO 0 All) MEN HILLED IX ACTION Hayal Caaadlaa Artillery FINN Lionel Joseph Oar Tlmmlna Oataria Brlnm MAR8DEN Kannath Richard Pte Daniel Millar Pta Hamilton OnL Mara Beotia and Prise Edward Iilaad Baflmcat HIMMERXAN Forest Roy Pta- MeGUIGAN David Pta it Mary's MATTttELeonard WllUam Pta i Mattie Battlement NS Manitoba Be flat at CAMPBELL Oeorge Albert ASft MHaSnS1 Waiter ACpL Winntpcg- Alharta Rrilnmat CORDON Michael Grefor Pta-Caetor Alta Baeianaaleearrt L'alto DAVIS Maria Barnard CpL Edmonton (Wife Ovaroeaa DIED OF WOUNDS Waatera Ontario Baglatoat URO Ronald Ball Pto Owen NOBLE) Bnwat Pta Shallow Lake 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John Karr ACS-M Toronto THOMAS Donald Frederick Pta Bancroft OnL Regime! da Oaabae MASSE Xenon L8gL Las Battles Qua Nsra Brat la and Frtae Edward lalaad Beyl me at CORKERT Patrick Dennis ACpl- PaJusS lSTViIsos Pie- Kllsy brook NB British Calambla Beglm! WARD WllUam Russell Pta North Vancouver BC DAKGEBOl'SLT WOUNDED Rrglaeaat da Qaebea wnmox Jean Paul Pto DIIMIT ttoanaa Bsrlwa tfatherl MIS las-JSTsi Montreal On Neva Seatia and Priasa Edward Is-land Regiment CLEVELAND Cart 1 Victor Pta Halifax NB British Columbia Regbnaat SMITH Erie CpI Vancouver Alberta Regiment CR OTHERS Reginald Pta Edmon- SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Western OaUria Regime! FARRELL Tessa Ernest CpL Lsa-mlngton Ont HUNTER William Arthur Pte St BOYS' REG 11:95 OVERCOATS All wool nkdtoni wall tailored and finishad navy blua alio light grey twaadi that atrika a popular nota with tha boys Thair favourita guards Sla9u modal too! All cotton lintd Sizas 29 to 33 Saturday Morning Sptcial oach overseas In the same month SOCKS In Siza 1 1 Only! DRESSES Reg 119 to 198 Limited quantity! Reduced in Striped clear! CLOVES Smart Spring Styloi Pretty rayon alip-ona in tha newest shades Also some and HalP atylea of capeskin with fabric palme Mostly in black but a few with contreating stitching Sins 6 to 7 Vi in the lot' Saturday Morning Specials pair 69 Mfdium weight cotton and wool mixture and some all cotton A good hard-wearing typo of sock that will give plenty nf aatisfactien If you wear aise 1 1 now ia the time to atock up Saturday Morning Special pair inpin ups 19c cotton ginghams florals in dainty cotton print Wall mado with short sioovos and bolts Hoapa of colours Sluts 7 to 14yoars Satur day Morning Sptcial oach I1VS I IV 98c SHIRTS iU)D SHORTS FOR SPRING 29c Fina quality cotton broadcloth ahortii In assortment of coloured stripes Roomily sized from 32" to 42" waist Shirt are finely ribbed white cotton in medium or largo sizes Stock up for spring and summer at this low each exceptionally price Saturday Morning Special and Crowing Girls VELVET-OVERSHOES Coed Protection Againit Sudden Storm! Nn C-0-Bb Ordsn fey ar WOTS UHGEK Cotton Knit Style Snuggettes! Panties! Vests! seconds but have a bard time finding the so slight! GOODMAN Cyril Lssllo Ft Creek-land Alta HAMILTON WllUam Guy Fla Nelson BC NEILBON John Pastor Pte Van- couver RIGBY William John Pto Vancau-: RYTER Wernsr Pta Golden BC 1 SMITH Hector Black Pto Plenty Bask WALKER Howard Eldon Pte White Rock BC Saskatchewan Begimsnt HAMILTON William Ellison Pt Windsor OnL NAGEL Rh ten hold Pta Londsr Bask THON Edwin Milford Pto Uul Inks Bask Alberta Mr gl meat MeARTHUR Roderick Dnntol Pto' Debolt Alta WINGO Ores Oscar Pis Niton Alta WILSON James Elmer Pt La-mont Alta Reyal C'nnadlaa Army Service Carpi CARHHAY Patrick Clarence Pta' DIIMtS Mrs Mnrgnrrite Carfemy (met her) 1441 Berri hi Mentreal Qua DRISCOLL Hards Cadagon Pt' Woodsldt Man OREEN Arthur Jsffrey CpI OslL Ont 1 HILL Stephan Joseph Pta Windsor 1 Ont i HOPKINS Douglas Ralph Ft Lon- don Ont HrDOUOALL William Roy Ft! Aghsrn Man Rayal Cnaadlan Army Med tod Carps DIXON nk--ftoir Pare Laks- Ont MACKENZIE William Pte Philadelphia Fa Royal Caaadlaa Ordnance Corps Gerald Charim Fmdartrh Pte imstl Mrs Ivy Krhlla (mother) 11 Lewis St Ottawa' Ont L1NKLATER Lssllo Pt Oread Marais Max Mar DONALD Vincent Alexander1 Pta D1I74TI Angns Mar Use aid (father) 41 High St Naw Glas- gsw NB ItrcsanaUanara Units FUNTOFT Osorgs Frederick Tpr Foothill OnL I IRVINE John Andrew ALBgt- Hamilton OnL WOl'XDKD REMAINING ON DUTY! Brltlak CdamMa Restmsnt CATRNEY John Pta Madldna HaL Alta EkiviCB0N Gsorge Pte Van-! couver RE in John Samuel Bgt Bteveston MISSING Central Ontario Regiment VEITCH Wlllirm Wilson Pte Windsor Ont New Bruaewtrk Regiment ORSER Claude Allen Pt Hart-land NB Alberta Regiment PROB1ZAN8KI Maurice William Pte Stuart burn Man PREVI ODHLY REPORTED WOl'XDED NOW REPORTED MISSING Saskatchewan Regiment Robert Orville Pte McConnell Man PREVIOUSLY REP ORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED NOT MISSING Canadian Armoured Csrpa MORROW Hnrald Rryre Tpr! nSSIM Mra Martha Marraw (wife) Beech St Snath Treaton Nna aex England Mra Ada Marraw 1 (met her) ill Third Ave Verdee! One P'XEVIOUSIY REPORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED SAFE Alberta Regiment DEVORE Elmer Pt Edmonton You'll be able Jo plunge merrily through the drifts In these timely foot-protectors Excellent for wear now and later into the Spring when days are slushy because of the generous rubber facing and heels: Laced models with fur trim Black only with Cuban heels sizes 5 to 10 Crowing girls' with flat or low heels sizes 4 to 8 in the lot Pair trim's -Oiwrsltoe fsssnd Fimmr SHIRTS Collar Attached Style Limited quantity Cotton broadcloth in an assortment nf fancy patterns and plain colours A buy that calk for door opening shopping! Limit of 2 shirts to each customer Siios 14 to 16Vi in the lot Saturday Morning Sptcial each 69 MILLINERY Clearance From Factory Attractive wool felts from higher priced lines Haapc of atylea! Half with brimi! Hata for apurtawear! BaretsI Off-the-face styles! Choke of Mack navy rad brawn dark gmcn Saturday Morning Special tack 99c tlalto MONHIXO Victor Emmanuel Bgt Delheusia NB Alberta Beftassat DUPPERRON Thomas Pis Anus-bury Alta WOrNDED CANADIAN ARMORED CORFR BOWER Ronald Frederick CpI Lawrmestown NR FRASER Willard Oswald Tpr Owen Round OnL LEWIS Bert Is Tpr Toronto (Wifo Overeats) SINCLAIR Gordon Ross RM Tor-onto WOOD Jnsepk Robert Tpr Chat-him Oat Royal Caaadlaa Artillery ARKWRIGHT Cherts Richard LBdr Ftnakm Fails Ont BOUCHARD Holland Onr RL Koch dss Aulnates qua McLaren Junes Brawn Onr Toronto McNAIR Ellsworth Onr Coronach Rank MAXWELL Pet sr Grant Onr Saint John NB PHILLIPS John Richard Onr Detroit Mich PHILLIPS Stanley Set Toronto Shop early! Thay should go this low price White fast at or toaruae Medium anc 21c largo only Saturday Morning Special each Alfred Onr York ton WILSON Saak CLEARMICE! BLOUSES AND SKIRTS 98c 4 Limited quantity! Long sloovod blouses in oithor plain or striped spun rayon Popular open neck button front stylet Also a few cabana skirts in gay prints Variety of shades Sizes 4 to 20 Saturday Morning Special each DL0U6ES Stripes or Polka Dot HANDBAGS Smart Spring Samples HOSE Full Fashioned attar quality stockings priced very low because of slight defects Sheer and semi-sheer weights in papular colours AH full fashioned Sixes 9 to 10 Vi in the lot Saturday Morning Special pair A huga sot action! All quality smartly tail in stripes from wide narrow pencil lines And forget the popular polka dots Bin green red pink navy' Sixes 14 to 20 Saturday Morning Special oach Naw lot! Just in! Simulated leathon in a choice of styles that will add plenty of smart-non to your new spring outfit Variety sf colours including black brown navy wine and groan Saturday Morning Special each Royal Canadian Kagtneera RLAGEU Albert Bpr Bhawnniga Ont STEWART Roy Carman gprH Hamilton Ont VYE Blair William Bpr Mill Bank NB Royal Canadian Carps af Blgnals B1TTORF John Cecil Blgmn Xlorx Ont Western Ontario Regiment HEATHERS Verton Alexander Ft Markdala Ont HEWITT Wiillam Pte Pstralla Ont HUGHES Harry Jams Pte Che Iry OnL HUNTER Alsxandar John LCpl Ferru Ont JwiSmrirek LEGHORN John William pte Lon-don Ont If A RTIN DALE Abram Ptt Xdlon't Head Ont MOBRIftOX LmU ASIU Mr Hrhlnlkff fiBrat MMA Parti Are Montreal Qua 81CITH Gordon Roy Pto Toronto Central Ontario Beghasnt DESPARD Waller French LCpl Toronto ELLIOTT Edward Thomu LCpl Toronto HALSALL John Reuben pt Kirkland Lake Ont JARVIS Thomaa Henry Pti gt Catharines Ont MACKIHj Charles Robeit Cp) Mon-teray Park California RATHIER Morris Alfred Pte Tim-mis OnL WOODS James Cordon Pt' Taranto Eastern Oataria Regiment McTnvlsh Donald John Pto Apple Hill Ont ROBERTSON Clinton Kenneth Pt Mills Roches Ont Regiment da Qneben PALMER Lnelen Pte DIRSI1L Mrs Luclenne Palmer tmethrr) Tie Beyer Montreal Qns PARENT Luden Pte St Molse Station qua Neva Bedla and Prtars Edward Island Regiment CROFT Jordan Smith Pt Charleston itfl KEMP Edward Eudoph Pto Bandy Baarh qua IfncNElL Thomaa Alexander Port Hood NS MEACHXR Thomaa Ambrose Re TAYLOICJOTdon Earl Pte Bridgetown NB THIBIDEAlf Lawrence Jxmss Ft Flymptoa Station NB (Wife Over- INI) TURNBULL Douglas Ft New Aberdeen NB i British CstnmMa Begimsnt John Orlfflthi Pta Van-r-wver (Wife Ovarsess) XTRNANDEE Benjamin Frank Fta Vaneouver jtYrlfe ovsrssas) FAVOURITE REDIN60TES Special Selling Saturday! Aussies to Keep New Britain CANBERRA Feb (CP) The Australian Government would not for one moment entertain suggestions that New Britain island be handed to tha United States Herbert Evalt Minister of External Affairs -eld today Jn the KoUfe of Representative Neither would It entertain similar suggestions concerning New Caledonia and New Hebrides The suggestions had been made by Sir Keith Murdock In the Melbourne Herald Until it was occupied by the Japanese in 1942 New Britain island was administered by Australia under a League of Nations mandate Sweozey to Make I'rivy Council Appeal WINNIPEG Feb P) James Morkln counsel for Sweeney In a dispute with Stanley McLeod and Stewart More over certain mining claim In the Bird River district of Manitoba today said appeal againit- last Tuesday's Supreme Court ruling is being taken to the Privy Council McLeod and Mom sued Sweezey to recover 75 per cent of his Interest in the claims oif the basis of an agreement they trad entered Into with him In 1935 The trial judgment given in favor of the plaintiffs was ravened by the Manitoba Court of Appeal The appeal wns then taken to the Supreme Court of Canada GIRLS' TUNICS Shop Early Mothers! Well made nf navy broadspun (span rayon) with pleated back and front lined yoke allround bolt and good twin to lot out as she gats taller' Sixes 7 to 14 yoara at door opining Saturday Morning Special each SWEATERS All Wool Pullovers Practical plain style with round neck long sleeves and ribMng at neck cuffs and waistline Pretty shades of powder blue or reyal blue Grand for the first nnder-spring-cnat-wear! Sixes 8 to 14 yoara Saturday Morning Special each 1 Plain Mack or navy chiffon and all with pretty printed slip Buttoning at waist and top printed collar and cuffs all-around bolt shirring It shoulder Limited quantify! Shop oariyl Sixes 14 Vi to 26 Vi 38 to 42 Saturday Morning Special -Jr Ai Iriert Bmtmiml Sima Seseinsn ftors.