The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 4

UH from promotion and tear gas Waterston Capt Brown formations' MINSHALL ORGAN WEEK 230 Hall pm MR GRUHN at the Console i Minshall Organ DoicripHve Literature With Price on Refiutt HEINTZMAN CO Open Evenings 195 Yonge St EL 6201 ANNUAL REPORT! A JOHNSTON 'f I fli lftM ID A A I A 0 A He on landed with graduate of SNIDER CLU Snider ft AMoetetoa OCEIiSBK INSURANCE COMPANY WM NIXON CLU Manager Toroato Braaah EMERSON Missing OUR BRANCHES IN TORONTO TO SERVE YOU NAB HIM RED HANDED BY IRE ALARM TRAP head omen? i TORONTO ONTARIO KLATMAN Missing TORONTO DAILY STAR: rL Jan 26 1945 NEVIN Wounded SAW ACTION IN DIEPPE RAID CAPTAIN KILLED IN HOLLAND WALKER Injured ONE PERSON OPERA IS DOROTHY MAYNOR A is reported missing in air oper ations over Europe Jan 17 He is the son of Mrs Broadfoot Vermont Ave and the late David Broadfoot He enlisted in September 1842 got his wings at London and was com missioned Jan 29s 1944 going over seas the following April Born in Chatham Broadfoot came to Toronto In 1925 and was educated at Palmerston Avenue and Huron Street schools He was employed as a chemist with the Seiberling Rubber Co before enlisting PO JOHN PHILIP (JOHNNY) BROOKS 22 with'the Thunderbird squadron who was reported miss ing over Stuttgart Germany March 16 1944 is now presumed dead his LEXING Ugr Toronto Uptown Broodi Gen McNaughton tn another branch of the armed forces are the issttei in this cam paign? The Tories say it is con scription Conscription of what? We have had conscription on our statute books for several years Every session for the last three years the CC has moved resolu tions in parliament for the total mobilization of industry wealth and manpower for war On every occa sion the Tories and Liberals have voted these resolutions down It is all right apparently to conscript human life but the nation must not force industry and wealth to make the same sacrifice We have said consistently for years that if we compel our meh to place their lives at the disposal of this nation we should compel those who finance and control the Liberal and Con servative parties to place their in dustries and their wealth on the same altar of sacrifice at the same time and on the same terms "While the assets of powerful cor porations have increased in this war young Canadians have been dyihg overseas Our demand has not been realized but we shall con the demand until equality of sacri fice in war and equality of oppor tuntity in peace are secured for the Canadian people "The CCJ proposed In parlia ment at the recent session that the trained drafted men should be used for reinforcements without dis crimination or distinction We could not and did not vote either the Tory party or for confidence in rendered in the first world war and in the organization and mechaniza tion of our army in this war But I am sorry that he has been placed in a position where he defends the policy of a government which did little to protect reputation a year ago when the Tory party which today belittles and derides him was lauding him to the skies in the hope that his retirement would raise an issue out of which they could retrieve their fallen fortunes "In addition I have the satisfac tion of supporting a CC candi date Air Vice Marshal Godfrey whose services to Canada in the airforce of this country have been as worthy and as great as those of LINIMENT uuev WORK WEARY MUSCLES Pittsburgh Jan Peter Atchko 49 pleaded guilty in criminal court yesterday to ebarges of turning In a false fire alarm He was figuratively caught when new foolproof protection system sprayed fluores cent powder on his hand which glowed radiantly in an ultra violet ray test Mrs Dorothy Rhodes Ave Mrs Simpson Simpson promotion from warrant officer came through just before he was reported missing appointed to brigade HQ staff wag killed in Hol land Dec 16 his widow Mrs Shirley Brown Cat tiewood Rd has been informed He was the non of red Brown of The Star staff a Brown al lingbrook Rd Capt Brown graduated from Brockville as a first lieutenant in July 1941 and went overseas that November was attached to By AUGUSTUS BRIDLE "The greatest known Negro so prano sang at last night Dorothy Maynor is one person opera Her two Handel arias were a vivid contrast serene legato of melody against sparkling vivacity of the was comical intensity like a' Ho garth painting Three by aure were also in rench: romantic in seductive "mezzo Berceaux a plaintive cooing cradle which the tac tile pianist Ernest Woolf skilfully displayed in rhythm "leur Jetee" of blithe lilting gaiety One by Brahms expressed the luscious nuances of the German the other was a siesta rather over expressed was coquetry of absolutely acquired art Much the best in this group was the aria from a gem of lyric emotion in one of many encores Schubert's "Ave the singer came near rivalling the art of Marion Anderson the the Malvern collegiate he was well known in rugby and basketball circles there Born in Plymouth England July 27 1916 he came to Canada when he was eight A son Graham eight is with his mother RALPH EMERSON 29 RCA navigator is reported miss ing with the rest of the crew when their plane failed to return from a mission over western Europe late'in December according to word receiv ed here by his sister in law Mrs rank Clendening Eglinton Ave wife the former Eleanor Rainey resides in Mark ham He is the son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Emerson Nestleton Ont He enlisted in May 1942 and re ceived his wing and commission at Portage la Prairie Born at Nestle ton he attended Port Perry high school and Peterboro Normal schoolBefore enlisting he was employed by Thorne Mulholland Howson and McPherson chartered accountants Toronto REDERICK RUSSELL MORROW bomb aimer who was reported missing his plane failed to return from a raid over Norway Nov 2 is now a prisoner of war according to the Interna tional Red Cross His wife resides with her parents Mr and Mrs John Grant Duggan Ave and there are two young daughters Nancy and Julie Ann The son of Prof and Mrs Ellis Morrow Vancouver BC he was educated at North To ronto collegiate and Ridley college St Catharines Before enlisting in May 1942' he was Alberta traveller for Shirriffs Ltd Toronto A brother Wing Com Morrow DC is OC at ingal PO CHARLES EDWARD (CHUCK) SIMPSON 24 reported missing over the Dutch coast eb 7 1944 is now presumed dead ac cording to the latest RCA casu alty list His widow Simpson a resides on and he was the Son of and the late Stanley PO During week Jan 29 to eb 2 Mr Grahn of the Min hall Organ Company will give arecifal every day at 2 JO pm in our Organ Salon Sthjloor Heintz man Hall You are cordi ally invited to attend ing he was employed on The Star mailing room staff Two brothers are overseas John Ernest RCA and Edgar with HQ in Italy PO JIM PRENTICE 27 former Canadian swimming star failed to return from air operations over Ger many Dec 6 his parents have been informed' He is the only son of Mr and Marshall Prentice' Springhurst Ave He has been over seas three years as a pilot with the Bison squadron In September he and his crew were forced to bail out of their flak riddled bomber oyer the English channel They picked up two hours later Before enlisting in PO Pren tice was with the Ontario depart ment of lands and forests He is a member of the West End YMCA You will Se thrilled by the full richly vibrant tones of the new It brings out all the familiar pipe organ tones Unconsciously you will look for a large array of pipes The i6 foot Diapason gives astonishing truenesa and depth for an instrument so small Volume control achieved through tone cabinet amplification covers the complete range from full organ to the mere't whisper Vet this flexible and satisfying instrument occupies no more space than a small piano and is just as easy to play GAMEY Believed Killed the policy of the government The motion for which we voted was one which no patriotic Canadian can oppose for it read: This House will aid the government in main taining a vigorous war effort As we said we are prepared to aid any government to win the war Blended with a desire for office the Tories joined the anti war ele in parliament in voting against the maintenance of a vigor ous war effort the Tories complain that men have been overseas five years without home leave They do well 1 to cornplain as we do also but they must snouicser a large part or the responsibility Many men who died at Dieppe were among those who had begged for the right to work and earn their daily bread and had been treated to a sample of the Tory iron heel and tear gas bombs' in 1938 at Regina a dose that was repeated under the Liberal government a few years later at Vancouver That's how Tory and Liberal governments were treating Canadian boys for 10 long weary years and how if or when similar conditions arise they will treat them YOU TOO ARE TO BLAME COLDWELL TELLS TORIES Jan 29 to eb 2 Heintzman BROADOOT i Missing Miss Jane and Mrs James Andrews whose husband is a captain in the Dental Corps serving overseas with the RCA SERGT REGIS ALBERT (REG) DENOMY 28 Westminster Regiment has been three times wounded and once mentioned in dispatches all inside of a year Last May he received shrapnel wounds in the back in action in Italy in November he was wounded in the shoulder and now his wife the former Della Cole Larch St whom he married in October 1939 has been informed that he had three pieces of shrapnel taken from his face and neck in December At midnight last eb 6 a party of 60 Germans commenced an abortive attack against two platoons of the Westminsters I The westerners turned the tables killed 16 of the enemy and took six prisoners German who tried to escape was brought down by a burst of tommy gun fire by Cpl Denomy New said the dispatch With the reserves for 15 months before the war Sergt Denomy was called up Aug 26 1939 and went overseas in November 1941 The son of Mr and Mrs George Denomy Maymont Sask he was born and educated there Two brothers are in the forces Elmer with the RCE on the western front and Edgar in Italy who recently transferred from the Westminsters to a signals unit LT LIEUT WILLIAM (BILL) WILKES 29 navigator with the 435th Squadron of the India command had his right leg broken in two places and his nose broken twice whqn his plane cracked up mar India Dec 19 He is at present in the British' mili tary hospital at Rawal Pindl he hat informed his parents Dr Mud Mrs Wilkes Roncesvalles Ave wife and child are in Van couver lt Iaeut Wilkes was one of the first to enlist in tne RC A 'and after graduating and re ceiving his commission at Uplands tsugnt astrai navigation at stivers Man for two years later going to the" west coast He went to Eng land in May 1944 and from there to India in July was born in Toronto and attended Parkdale col legiate and before enlisting was as sociated with McConnell Eastman parents Mr and Mrs Jack Brooks Muriel Ave have been advised He received his promotion from flight sergeant just before being reported missing Born in Toronto PO Brooks was educated at Hartman Jones school and East York col legiate and attended St Anglican church He secured his wings at London in March 1943 and went overseas two months later Surviving also is a brother Harry JOSEPH KLATMAN 21 navigator with the RCA is re ported missing overseas Jan 14 The son of Samuel Klatman Bruns wick Ave and the late Mrs Klat mata he was born in Rouinania and came to Canada with the family in 1924 He was educated at Harbord collegiate Klatman enlisted in March 1942 and after being winged at Crumlin went overseas in ebruary 1943 CAPT GRAHAM REDERICK BROWN 2nd Division RC ASC Special to The Star Owen Sound Jan 26 The CC federal election campaign fund has been set at $300000 Coldwell federal party leader disclosed here last night He addressed an Owen Sound audience on behalf of the party candidate in Grey North by election Air Vice Marshal Earl Godfrey Mr Coldwell said it was first thought that $1000 from each constituency would be sufficient but the sum was later increased was' asked for $60000 but already has raised he said Mr Coldwell predicted a return to depression days unless an ade quate plan was put into operation to rehabilitate returning veterans the war were to end tomorrow we might be asked to supply per haps 25000 or 30 000 men to police he said suppose we make that figure 100000 That would still leave 700000 veterans plus 1300000 from war industries who must be given employment in peace time work Suppose 500000 go back to there for whom it find The King 4 INSURANT Di 0KCE $157746222 a gain ef $1253665962 during fce year ihe Excelsior Life gives protection now to 70765 policyowners 2 NEW $1907393 7 05 new and revived policiM and being $113441068 more than issued in 1943 4 TOTAL $33r020945 17 ample security to cover our policy obligations which amount to been in formed Mid upper gunner on a Halifax bomber in the Iroquo is squadron i wae his se cond opera tirnnal flight PO A McKerry stt when 17 PO McKerry graduated from the bombing and gunnery school at Mont Joli and went over seas in October 1943 Born in the Dovercourt district he attended St Anthony's St and De La Salle schools A brother light Sergt William is overseas with the RCA and another Maurice is in Alberta with the KCCS RAYMOND (RAY) BROAD OOT 21 navigator with the RC A DENOMY Wounded LIEUT OLIVER WILLIAM LEWIS 30 Calgary Highlanders is in hospital in England covering from wounds rec eived in Holland Dec 27 tripped over a wire that set off a mine he wrote to his wife who resides on Standish Ave with their two daugh ters Carolyn three and a i 1 1 Lieut 0 Lewis months a result I got a perfor ated ear drum and scratches and bruises all over my face and he added Lieut Lewis is the son of Oliver William Lewis who served with the Canadian Engineers in the last war and' Mrs Ennerdale Ave Enlisting in 1940 tie was commissioned at Brockville and after acting as instructor at Petawawa and on the east coast went overseas in July 1944 THOMAS CLINTON GAMEY 21 only son of Maj and Mrs Gamey ielding Ave is reported missing and believed kill ed in air operations over Germany with Johnny Spitfire squadron Jan 5 Comrades said his plane was hit by gunfire and he was not seen to bail out Gamey enlisted in April 1942 won his wings and commission at Camp Borden in July 1943 and went over seas in January 1944 Later he was ill in hospital in England and re joined his squadron in November Gamey was bom in Toronto and educated at Wilkinson public school and Riverdale collegiate His father served with the Canadian artillery in the 'last war arid at the commencement of the present war was major and company commander with the Midland Regiment At present he is at MD No 3 at Kings ton Gamey has two sisters the and they vril! still be 1500000 will be necessary to government had no adequate program for the rehabili tation of these men and as far as the Progressive Conservatives were concerned he said have no plan at Provision should also be made for sorely needed without delay Tie insisted adding: shall not get this under the government plan or under the free enterprise of the Child labor must be abolished he continued He predicted that the time will soon come when a life will be divided into three periods "There will be 25 years of preparation the same number of years active production and the remaining 20 years will be left for enjoyment We must put a floor under wages and a ceiling on incomes to achieve more equality Starvation Amid Plenty in the face of plenty will come again if there is not a change in our trading policy" he warned we are going to sell our surplus goods we will have to take goods in payment There will be no trade as it has been carried on in former At the beginning of the war speaking in the House of Commons Mr Coldwell said he had advo cated that Canada defend Canada first then the territories of Great Britain and rance adjacent to this also said we Should have a survey So that we would know how many men should be in the army and where they should fight how many there should be in industry and on the he added then would not haVjjhatl this Preent manpower muddle We did not learn the lessons of the last war we did things without learning what re sources we had at hand Years Preceding the war the CC was the only voice raised in parliament against the export of war materials We! were sending materials to Japan long after we were war with Germany" The speaker held that one British Columbia mine working with the full consent of the government had entered into a contract with Japan whereby that country took the total output of copper urged repeatedly that they stop this infernal he predicted that Canadian bovs would n1rVU with Canadian JBS they dld at Hon Conservative leaders he said before hostilities felt that for in stance Mussolini had shown to deal with labor and with demagogues Hitler was con sidered great because he crushed labor and the minorities Denies Pledge Given King (s accusing us of a cynical disregard of an alleged inaue in parliament by my self the CC leader went on the record as you will you can find no such pledge or statement which could be construed as such As I have stated truthfully on numerous occasions a decision to contest an election rests entirely with the constituency executive That is democracy the statement made by the Tories and by Mr King cancel each other Neither is correct This campaign as far as I am concerned is not one personalities I immediately and unre servedly the great services to Canada which Gen McNaughton aj PAW TO $1774S95 87 of which 56 was paid to living policyowners In dividends foe raamrea poiraee cash values retirement income eteu etc 2 WAR rad VICTORY $14z25Ir000 C0 toaudmg our of $210000000 to fee Ssvendi Victory Loan last October A copy of the printed Annwtl Report ba obteinad uom Head from the nearest Branch QfRoe Co Ltd Lieut with the Bluersase squadron PTE ROBERT ERNEST NEVIN 22 Lanark and IBenfrew Highland ers was wounded in jtaly Dec 13 and has since haid the big toe and part of the left foot amputated shell killed 'Jour of my chums within a 'radius of three yards I was indeed lucky he wrote to his wife the formed lorence Smith Carlaw Ave wbbm he married Oct 24 1942 They have a daugh ter Gail Marilyn 26 months He is the son of Mr and Mrs red Nevin Labatt Ave His father is a veteran of the Bder war and the last war where he Served 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Nevin was born Toronto and enlisted Nov 5 1942 going overseas Jtuly 1943 A brother Leslie is wuth the Can adian army at Brantford PO DAVID A MeKERRY 19 whose plane failed to return from 8 i ii a uvci Leipzig eb 1944 is now presum I ed dead his parents Mr and Mrs McKerry REWARD rot AMT WATCH WE CANNOT REPAIS AND GVARANTEB 44 Hour Service or Armed orces PAIGE WATCH HOSPITAL 357 YONGE ST EL 9774 Bitbot PrieM Paid tor Old Oats WILKES Injured His 'brother In Taw 1L Hallett is overseas PRENTICE Missing Dieppe raid and 2nd Division A Born in Toronto he went overseas in May 1942 A brother Ralph re cently returned borne after four years Overseas and another John is still with the forces PO ERVIN GORDON WATERS zQ whose flight ser ge a was dated back to two days be fore was reported miss ing over Leip zig eb 20 1944 Is now resu dead accord ing to the lat est RCA casualty list Bomb aimer on Halifax he had been seas a of Brigadier Waterston and Mrs Waterston of the Salvation Army he was berri in Port Arthur and came to Toronto in 1942 with nis parents from the west He had been a bandsman in a Salvation Army band before enlist ing Surviving also are two sisters Eva and Hazel who are lieutenants in the Salvation Army SG31 HERBERT WALKER 35 a signaller attached to the Three Rivers Tank Regiment received bums on the chest and arms in Italy Dec 19 No details have been received by his mother who lives on Indian Rd Sgm Walker enlisted with the RCCS and has been over seas more than four years The son of Mrs Walker and the late John Walker he was born in Toronto and attended Hughes public school and Oakwood collegiate Before enlist MmMKhEI jjbr (X iWOkwEfe TO 1 f'ls Ui ft 1 1 ra Hi bS Bja lr' A Vv I A giV SfA 4 rxjK i 74 1 9 3 la 'yi XJ waft arJkR VW 7 I AN IMPognuur I ANTpcipls I e'7 Ore mPoyer and lh I i I Ikm 7 I EJIk lSSBI v) hJI fc VyyJ er I 'Ma UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE I A ABEBATIVE DI A 1 wursrju ivt riMii 1 I HUMPHRIY MiTCHKlX uneahoyiaent wsuitANCs commission I a TBcrnnt tauom auan mitckiu Hrr'diagW ConariotaMr gfe sens of lit edrerHsamenft expfaining UnetBplopneat I naira nee Kj iW 3 '1 11 1 I '7' BraiBKl iV rewt lrWMllw urwiwi nm ni i irnB "i 1 1 Ji 1 jKaKB 0554 i 1 I ilarrrWnHih Swfl 481 'II I mat ip "77: 7 1 I i 3 i.