The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 11

THE NEIGHBORS By George Clark DEHAVS SWAMP ADYS OUR DIE IN CANADA NURSE IS HONORED 18 ZEROS STRIPPED my 1air Poetically out by the roots said Longson yesterday 1 2 DAGGERS THOMPSONS i 00 HUUUljjIl HUUl AT ACORN SATURDAY Edward Louis SPORT CARD AT YOUR GROCERS 220 YONCB ST qnd the cravings of ordinary desire 235 YONCE ST MADE By KELLOGG'S IN LONDOH CANADA RLIS I 4 sergeant (father) rancis ournier BRIDGERS LOSE BOTH BACKS ULSTER CHANCES LOOK GOOD James earnside pilot Kelly COLGATE'S SHAVgSTICK THE KING DECORATES EIGHTEEN CANADIANS Stores in Toronto HAMILTON LONDON KITCHENER BLACKS BROWNS BALMORAL BLUCHERS Two Women Caught in $5000 Navy Yard Round Up Vermont Park Bowling Hub will hold a trebles tournament Thursday Aug T2 at Two 12 end games will be played Phone entries to Lakeside 2725 GBL im 1614 18 20 24 S6 8 Wow? WHAT THAT DOG NEEDS IS GROPUP! IT'S GOT MORE VITAMINS AND MINERALS THAN THE BEST CUTS MEAT? Over 30 Stylet Montreal Aug 10 Bob Gray won the Quebec victory bond golf playoff yesterday when he shot a par 70 to edge out Gerry Proulx of Montreal by one stroke In third place was Rudolnh Hunt (Continued from Page 10) tried not to notice the gray in upon his used to an oval HAY'S PLAYO PAD BAGS TITLE LANDS ALL SHOT UP 4 MILES A MINUTE Twenty Two Men Previously Reported Missing Are NowPresumed Dead GAME MECHANIZED NOW SAYS TY COBB Air Vice Marshal Curtis Re ceives CBE at Bucking ham Palace JAP DEAD LITTER JUNGLE AS US TAKES MUNDA IELD Last light Almost Manitoba Last ormer Champions Salisbury and Prescott Also Advance Bob 70 Nips Gerry Proulx Phil arley Ties or ourth Valetta Aug 10 (CP) or it Sgt Jack Hughes of Dauphin Man his last Spitfire operational trip was almost his last in another sense of the word While escorting bombers over Gerbini airdrome in Sicily he was by an ME 109 and his aircraft badly shot up The next thing he knew he was in an uncontrollable spin for many thousands of feet He pulled out of the spin only a few feet "off the deck" and found that a great chunk of one wing had been blown away and one aileron was jammed He opened his throt tle wide and reached Malta by fly ing at a low altitude As he made his approach for a landing he found himself in a caused by the jammed aileron With a cool skill he touched down at the almost unheard of landing speed of 240 miles per hour and pulled up intact at the end of the none too long runway Gow anus olk Rootin er Branch AN ACE AT ELMS Second hole in one this season at the Elms Golf club was registered by I red Reid who canned his tee shot on the 205 yard 11th The other ace at the Elms was scored on the 143 yard seventh Beaches astball leacue steps into Acorn Sa urday night to stage a special program in aid of the Sports Service league eature attraction will be the first Wait to Toronto of the unbeaten St Catharines Thompson The Thompson club is sailing along out in front of the St Cath arines Industrial league and will be stacked up against the Beaches Army Daggers in the first game of a win bill The second half of the program has not been definitely settled as yet Pctns a543550406452491432405 I)8t 43 St 65 57 532 63 66 Result MAXWELL NOT SO KEEN TO BE SLOGGED AGAIN 33 CHARGED BY US WITH RAUD defenders on the western edge of the field The first sight to greet us on the airstrip was a stripped two engine Mitsubishi bomber About 100 yards to the right on a sidehlll lay a Zero that would fly no more Pre liminary reports show there are about 18 Zeros and bombers on Munda airfield All have been stripped Though Pete" a hidden JaP Inortar had been dropping shells all morning in the area where we stood we got a break and run into any while visiting the field ollowing are the results of With row ladies' open doubles tourna ment: High three wins Kirs Rear don and Shields Withrow Score 58 plus five second Mrs Currie and Killam Dentonia 56 third Mrs Hall and Mitchell St 50 plus 10 fourth Mrs Pearcy and Black more Dentonia 50 High two wins: Mrs Anderson and Combs Wells Hill score55 plus 2 second Mrs Hawes and Bloomfield St Mat 55 plus 1 High with one win: Miss Taylor and Cu'an St 55 not what you M4 for yourself convincing Shoes Jfg what told us al wavs a batter with his So I crowded the service overseas now for purposes are presumed HOGARTH SULL IN THE RUNNING OR EATON CUP ranu Tunney whose promotional ear is highly sensitive to the moods and tenses of his customers figures it might be a good idea to Longson and the Red Shadow have at each other again Thursday night Longson has expressed resent ment at the antics of Referee Max well "He permitted the Shadow to null MOVING WEST Ravrlircn Limited urniture Pool Car to Britiah Columbia leav lath abOut Mnday Anjnt 610 Yonge St Tel KI 5125 WANTED GOOD AUTOMOBILES Cash paid immediately leet er single unite Set or write Scant SWDERSON McLaughlin Buick Pontiac IM I 1 029 BAY ST TORONTO I we 1 his hair nor remark glasses and waistline He be a svelte 185 Now he's 215 tell he figured Johnson wras afraid of hittin awful speed plate what did he do? He threw the ball away from me away from the jilrte Andany time he did throw it in there he noticeably softened and I was able to hit him I "All pitchers should be studied as much from the personal as from the technical angle After all re the party who says whether you're to stay in the big leagues or get out players seem to do things that way They leave every thing to chance I didn't As a matter of fact I still And that by the way is probably as good a reason as any why Cobb here on war is rich be ham Birch 60 of Nairn Ave died yesterday at the Toronto General hospital He had been ill a year Mr Birch was bnm in nrlanH Muir sergeant coming to Canada 32 years ago He Binnie (father) was a member of Oakwood lodge I A and AM the Sons of England Albert Lloyd and St Anglican church Ejalfur Surviving are his widow Alice Ralph Barkwill Tufford of St Catharines and two I' 1 JXU ralsed four babies mother: But so terribly old any time I yanked at the headgear he broke it up "I intend to slug him but my temper and my sense of fairness finally ganged up on me so am I responsible for what my right hand aid to Maxie when I am concen trating on the left at the time have it under full Referee Maxwell says he mind serving Tunney loyally but at ine prices he does not think he should be mucked about too much by the performers Naturally if he is selected he will go in and die if necessary for red Steel and the wrestling Dukes It is all right with Bert though if they throw in some other ginney The Red Shadow contacted by radar his retreat refused to make tement beyond an expressive Ugh His manager was as usual less incoherent he short waved regards referees as an impediment They cramp our style However we are prepared to put up with one preferably anyone but Maxwell" Tunney says there will positively be a winner declared If said he resolutely will enlarge the restrictions and may indeed insist that curfew shall not ring that read a placard carried into the rooters section of Ebbets field last Sunday you want to cut the pay why you cut your own?" Several others carried by irate Brooklynites blazoned: Want 1 The section was well sup plied with signs and portents most of them directed at Branch lops Rickey ans led by a whistler broke out chant during the game with Rickey mint the This was followed by min Rickey didn show care to spectate Sunday ball games This is an old Rickeyian custom as well as a nice break 7 j' Cup inal at Ulster Tonigfit Newmarket Tie Adys 2 2 Lawn Bowling A mixed doubles tournament will be held by the St Cuthbert's Lawp Bowling club Saturday Aug 14 starting at 2 o'clock Phone en tries to Hyland 6661 or Mohawk 4181 A mixed doubles will be held also on Saturday at 10 aun Phone entries to Mohawk 4181 SHAVE Comfort smiil babbte lather suys moist sives apeedy close shaves with comfort! lasts month and oaths No wastel Conyenfovtee easy to pack and handle Ideal for service meal NO TUBS TO TURN IN teur entered with 78 "Red' Mc Kenzie of Montreal also posted a 78 All five tied with scores of 149 on riday Huot looked like a certain win ner on the outgoing nine but faded coming home when he lost his putting touch Gray played a bril liant game throughout finishing the first nine with a par 36 and posting a 34 for the home nine arley had trouble on the greens but managed to keep up with the leaders until ragged putting put him eight strokes off the pace Longson and Tunriey May Decide To Use New Official on Thursday Soldier Passes Time With Baseball Magazine While Awaiting Attack London Aug 10 (CP) The King recently decorated 18 Can adians at an investiture at Bucking ham Palace The highest to step before His Majesty was Air Vice Marshal A Curtis deputy air officer com manding in chief of the RCA who received the CBE Major (Principal Matron) Moya Mac Donald Moncton NB received the Royal Red Cross Squadron Leader Malkin of Verdun Que was invested with a bar to the DC in recognition of his work as captain of a bomber which pressed home an attack on Berlin despite heavy damage light Lieutenant A Avant Houghton Man received the DC for bringing home a bomber with two of its four engines out of com mission after refusing to allow the damage tc forestall the bombing of Berlin The King also presented the DC to light Lieutenant A Branch Vancouver light Lieuten ant Pettit Toronto: light Lieutenant Wilkin Toronto and lying Officer Allen Len noxville Que lying Officer Link Sask received the George Medal for rescuing two comrades from the flaming wreck of a crashed plane The AC was pinned on Squad ron Leader Marcou Montreal a permanent force member of the RCA Receiving the MBE were: Regi mental Sergeant Major Hugh Mc Callum Lieutenant Alford Kingston Sergeant Major William McKay Armament SergeantvMajor Comeau Kingston Warrant Officer A Macarlane War rant Officer A Gravel Mont real: Warrant Officer Neil Gal braith ort rances Warrant Offi cer Wilfred Jewkes London Ont I Today your money must go sic farther So exercise wartime wisdom by using pure toap SHAVE STTCK York Aug 10 Thirty three employees of the UJS navy yards at Brooklyn including two women to day were accused of clock punching and of defrauding the US government of between $1000 and $5000 The group specifically was charg ed with making false claims for waces Law enforcement officers explained that the accused had someone else munch their time rarH men previously reported I Jhern believed killed on active I The two women pleaded innocent overseas now for official) men except one pleaded Maple Leaf stadium 7 and 45 City Ginta Toronto Mapla header) lInteEastlon11 League double Armr vCt 30 aB Brampton Services SenS raVaiers 'Congress Eariscourt Park ft 45 pjn RCJL T' JwMt Toronto Senior) Moore club Juvenile) 45 Trinity CblumbiLv Club Midset a 5OCCER Stadium 7 pm Ulster Dominion Bridse (1043 city cup vr SOTBALL Ke Gardens 645 pm Sleen rS Beacbw Girls Dominion gr Ha rria 845 pm todJSuiw i ToTont Sbtobtmdina (War GuU' Island 7 pm Tr? IL Eie Suc 4Ubluon) Bekford Park 7 i gons of IT5 1 totermediats Birrt place playoff) 7 Nrweltl Inlermeduite irst three five 7 Victory BaerstSoYtoBr eI)rirrt same ot tvo DjBiorUi Stadium 715 pjbu DorstaT Kiko (Danforth Girls) St Matthew's women will holdheir open doubles Tuesday Aug 17 at 9 JO am Three 15 end be played Phone entries to Mrs Shields Hargrave S193 or Mrs Bloomfield Midway 2061 aay here about "Afliaa' at this reasonable price Come in and try on pair Two former winners and that perennial prize winner Bill Ho garth of St were among the 16 survivors in the hunt for the Eaton gold cup after a full day of firing four greens as the pro vincial lawn bowling tournament got under way yesterday Largest entry in 15 years 102 rinks 15 of them from the United States broke out their best bowls at Boulevard Withrow Victoria and High Park Among the casualties was Nor man (Cowboy) Irving's Victoria club rink last year's Eaton winner who came a cropper in the preliminary round to A Lees of the American Lawn Bowling association The quartet later was left by the wayside Two American rinks made the grade in the first three 2 games Auld of Niagara alls and Klein of Buffalo Albert Salisbury of Kew Beach and Jack Prescott of Cosbum Park were the two former champions to reach the quarter finals Other rinks to knock off three games were: James Smith London Wood Ottawa Danny Howard Hamilton Roselawn Norman Rich ardson High Park! Dr Weston Krupp Woodstock Ed (Lucky) Shea St Matthews Randell Lawrence Park Robinson West Toronto Captain Semple Runny mede McMurray London Other notables on the casualty list were: McCartney of Ot tawa Paul Neilsen of Buffalo Dr Walkey or Hamilton Jim Pollock of Rusholme Renaud of Peterboro Previous to the start of the com petition Capt Arnold Semple im mediate past president of the PL BA inaugurated what is known as a bowling in which $110 was realized for war charities Toronto bowlers are reminded that entries for the doubles close tonight and entries for singles to morrow night BOLEVAHD CLUB Preliminary Bound John filen Detroit 12! cl a West Toronto 1 1 Walter Canadas 3 Booth Cobours: 20 Klein Buffalo 21 Gooch Law rence Park 11 Alt Yates Moore Park 10 Burgess Balmy Beach 14 A Lees American Lawn Bowline association 13 Irvins Victorias 6 Dr A Walkey Hamilton Arsyle 13 Gallagher Montreal 12 McMurray London Elmwoods 12 Kelley Dunnville 10 McCartney Ottawa 15: Pollock Rusholme 18 A A Langford London Thistles 7 A Taylor High Park 18 Andy Moffat Hamilton Argyles 7 Richard Auid Niagara alls NY 18 Paul Neilson Buffalo 23 McKeUar Boulevard 6 Arthur Ward Detroit 7 Livingstone Cannington 16 BITT Dtfarua Gardner Moore Park 13 Myle Monarch Park 4 Daker A Semple Runnymede i uPo'i11 Canadas 12 Mort Kew Beach 13 (extra end) WITHROW CLUB Preseott Cosbum Parle 17: Chas Bell Lindsay 9 Macdonald Runnymede 3: Templeton Weston 20 A Morran Dentonia A Campbell Wingham (defaulted) A Carmichael St Matthews 13 Cartwright Boulevard 18 Huntley Kew Beach 10 Sums Markham 14 Taylor Withrow 16 Norman Robinson West Toronto 11 Alex Smith Monarch Park 7: Ed Allard Da vi isv ill 14 Adamson Norwood 13 Goodman Oshawa 20 Hall Norwood 11 Randall Lawrence run wnnrow Blackburn Glebe Manor 8 Manning Newmarket (defaulted) Adeev air! mount Park Taylor Kew Beach 16 5 Menfield Moore Park 11 131 YtuS Howard Parle 2 Howarth St Matthews 16 Renaud Peterboro 14 Crosby Monarch Park 8 Lieut Little Kingston 10 Ben Victori Club Ha TT a 4 WS 411M1! TBIK inj Windsor 8 McLeod air 15! A Hustwith Canadas YlctoriB! 10 Dr Weston Krupp Woodstock 11: Albert Mer Leo Rogers 1 iswn Hamilton Rose Mackenzie Kew Beach 14 U1iaDrOinn: Sh St Mt 1 Kodak 11 to Dr Ray Sendker Buffalo 15 Carson St Albans 11 we Park CIub Baker Port Colbome 11 24 a Salfsburv Dr WUIlams IRST ROUND Boulevard Club Cdoourg Klfin Buffalo 20 EurenJ Balmy Beach 12 A Lees AL A Halton 11 Pol Park Moore 19 Mirt? Wthrow Club fioburn art 1R varif Boule Dentonia 12 Robinson West Toronto 20 Burns Anard ri Olxiniari Oshawa 131 H'u Withrow 10 Adgey airmount Park 25 Tavlor Kew Beach 13 Young Howard n5(tS0Eirsth St Matthews 16 Lieut' 14 HeppenstaU Club Kew AE Sansbury Atkinson Ottawa 21 Cameron West Toronto 8 Smith London xvarey frUgn 13: Barnett Runnymede 17 NY in Mawson Glebe Manor 16: Wood vrtlajKr Balmr Beach 11 MclMrrn Detroit 14 Danny Howard Hamilton Roselawn 1 5 Howard Ottawa Aug 10 (CP) The RCA reported in its 643th casualty list of the war containing 53 names that seven men were killed on active service overseas 14 are missing on active service after air operations overseas and 22 previously reported missing on active official dead ive missing service purposes are presumed dead In Canada four men were killed One Canadian serving in WILLIAM BIRCH 60 Royal Air orce overseas and pre 1 rnNTRAfTfiP PAQQC viously reported missing on active! vll I lrtv I Un rHjJLJ service now for official purposes is presumed dead I A builder and contractor in the ollowing is the latest list with I Earlscourt district for 25 years Wil ofiicial numbers and next of kin: OVERSEAS Killed on Active Service BINNIE Colin R107361 George Tullis Sask BJARNASON flight sergeant Bjarnason (father) Langruth Man Benn Birch a daughter Mrs DVT T3 15 T3 lU T5 vv I AACLLkJi1 flying officer J9490 Delbridge sons Bert and Ronald et home (father) Exeter Ont HEDEN Philip Gustave pilot officer J17480 Mrs Heden J1538S: Preston (father) (wife) Regina Glencoe Hl SOUCH George Allan pilot of ROUNSEELL John Vaughan ficer J16825 Souch (father) fliEht sergeant R74910 Rounse 104 Wolverleigh Blvd Toronto fell (father) Vancouver TAYLOR inlay Russell flvirr SMITH Dean William flight ser officer J10890 A Tavlnr geant R94982 Smith (father) (father) Errington B)C Regina sergeant Previously Reported Missing Be 34036 John Wilson (father) lieved Killed on Active Service Rapid City Man Now for Official Purposes Pre Missing on Active Service After Air sinned Dead rnrriMc ail a18 BELANGER rank James ser 0ffiSrUjl676P £llot seant R91319: Belanger (fath (vrife) nrn Collms er) 1259 Woodbine Ave Toronto DAVIE Tarni CAMPBELL Ralph Patrickflight ua VIE James Anderson ser sergeant R76460 Mrc ivr A Da si SsCa ERGUSON Lawrence Ark Li JosePh rancis wright sergeant Rl 02637 I officer J10667 A Dunand guson (father) Regina HTTTrMTMcnv15'3' OSTER Tslip rwto HUTCHINSON Gordon officer (father) Southey Sask HODGSON Russell flying offi cer J14676 Hodgson (father) 90 Queens Ave Mimico Ont LEROUX Romio Lionel pilot I officer J17329 Joseph Leroux (father) Penetanguishene Ont LOWRY James flight sergeant of 'irer C22 77 Mr rT 7 ying R78911: Mrs Jamas Tnwrv Y2317L Mrs John Cam ocufiia uni MAHEU rancois Gabriel geant R55910 Maurice (father) Arth Abaska Que By JACK MAHON With US Invasion orces on New Georgia Aug (Del ay Through a bomb wracked forest smelling of death and covered with the wreckage of what once had been tall stately coconut trees we trudged today to Munda airfield Shortly after noon we set a feur man patrol through the jungle All around us as we pushed over muddy roads up and down ledges and around bomb craters war had painted hell on the tropical forest We passed foxholes and spiderholes where brown defenders had hidden to snipe at US soldiers A spider hole is about half the size of a fox hole and in one a single man may stand covered with a rug of leaves and brush It is almost impossible to see one at a distance of five feet See Jap Dead A half hour's walk brought us to Lambeti plantation on the coast We started up the beach on either side of nillboxes eight nr deep covered by tremendous layers of coral supported by double and triple rows of coconut logs We looked into the first one but were driven off by the horrible stench Lying across a gun was the body of a Jap arther along the beach we spot ted three other Japs dead at their posts Japanese effects hats rice bags map cases straps leggings currency comic books etc were scattered about The boys in the battalion nushint? ahend fiscated all available Rising Sun flags and more important souvenirs We finally reached the base of Bibilo hill overlooking the airfield On our left was a bomb crater ap proximately 45 feet in diameter and 25 feet deep As we crouched on its edge and talked to some 10 pri vates huddled in it we were struck uv a luscious toucn of humor One boy was lying on his back reading a baseball magazine! Planes Wrecked We continued forward past boys lying in foxholes and behind tree Slumps ana suaaeniy we were on the eastern edge of the airfield don't think we'd better go any our guide said we'll be in the front Sure enough about 200 yards up the strip were the US lines boys rjmg uuits ana sm trenches answering shot for shot the rifle and machine gun fire of the last Jap MEN IS WORTH fl THOUSAND WORDS TORONTO DAILY STAR TUESDAY AUGUST 10 1943 SEVEN KILLED 14 MISSING IN RCA CASUALTY LIST By BILL ENTWISTLE Dominion Bridge have lost a couple of and conse quently the five goal margin Wil dash and company hold over Ulster United in the 1942 city soccer cup final look quite as biff irst of alUhe army moved Joe Jordan out of the city and theh Bill Bromley was operated on for ap pendicitis about 2 Sunday morning else can happen me Art wildasn wants to know The teams clash in the second match tonight at Ulster stadium at 7 Dominion Bridge won the first at Earlscourt 6 to 1 Same will go on rain or or say league officials "We'l! have a ground crew there for all The hopes of Ulster supporters should rise with the news that Bill Breadon will be on hand to keep goal It looks like Ulster will be 1WT per cent strong and eager to get goals from the first crack off Should be a dandy A Schedule Change Regarding league fixtures the King Edward East End game orig inally carded for Thursday night has been brought forward to Wed nesday at Ulster stadium startingt 7 o'clock This is an important tussie Because King Edward can afford to lose any more games if they are to make the play offs On the other hand East End have elimbed into third place There's lots of enthusiasm in East End with Dave Martin leading the way Jimmy Galloway veteran inside forward took his sandy haired son to Hamilton on Saturday and the uiue reuow enjoyed the trip He took care of a chicken dinner a soccer player we volunteered as the lad tackled a drumstick me" he rame back a ball player" do you just like rankie Zak" Late inishes It was almost soccer in a blackout rase nignt rne shades of night were falling fast when the two games were completed At Greenwood Park Newmarket Military camp pulled off a small sort of surprise by holding the effervescent Ady team to a two all draw On the Withrow campus DeHavil land Bombers registered nine goals eight for themselves and one for Slovaks Newmarket tied in the last five minutes from a penalty kick The military lads scored first in he opening half Brenchley late of No 2 District Depot doing the trickabo levelled the count before the iterval Early in the last half Sabo gave his team the lead and it looked Ike an Ady triumph until Urqu once of Toronto4 Irish scored from the spot kick Ralbowsky Ady's centre half was one of the best players on the field The Ady's right wing also did well Newmarket plavers were much improved Tom Lancaster was the referee DeHavilland Bombers led Slovaks 6 to 0 at half time Johnny Clarke two Goodman two Reid Moore and Henson scored for the Bombers Jim Hendry DeHavil land full back put the ball through his own goal to give Slovaks their only marker Ulster United's scheduled game Iith Mount Hope RA at Hamil ton on Saturday has been post poned for a couple of weeks Lancsreport at Earlscourt Park Thursday league game with DeHavillands Owing to shorter evenings games must start at clock sharp The following Inglis Ordnance iwywa are asKed to be at Mimico Wednesday night not later than 0 30: Lindsay Dave Weir red Sasaki Lumsden aloon OSTER Leslie Charles flvine to Gordon James ficer J11615 oster LAWRENCE Edward Charles ser geant R93290 Lawrence (fath er io ossington Ave Toronto CANADA Killed on Active Service CAMERON John Richm cron (wife) Toronto DAVIDSON EdwarH Wille SCT" I non jt wim Mahwi wimam jjaviason Maneu (father) Olds Alta MAYER Harry Edward sergeant flinS officer R92088 Mayer (father) Vte I J878TMrs Archibald Hunter (moth toria er) Simcoe Opt McMANUS Patrick Joseph How adjTsT airaftman ard sergeant R90957 Me 1804419 Ing (father) Manus (father) North Bay Ont London Eng NUSSBAUM Lambert Richard in the RA Overseas flying officer J7800 Nuss reviously Reported Missing On baum (father) 100 Rosedale Heights Active Service Now or Official Drive Toronto Purposes Presumed Dead SHEA Victor Harrison sergeant POXLEE William Royson pilot R99460 Shea (father) Salis offlcer RA129020 oxlee bury NB (father) Robson BC TUCKER Thomas Ernest Jeffrey pilot officer J16947 Mrs A A rik a Tucker (mother) Keynsham Eng ZxXltS nA Is WILSON Kevin Davies flying officer J10887 Mrs Wilson ixternationai LLAort (wife) Limerick Sask I Toronto 75 Previously Reported Missing on Montreal 53 Active Service New or Official Rochester 59 Purposes Presumed Dead I Buffalo BRACKENRIDGE Douglas Mat thew sergeant R79638 Mrs Brackenridge (mother) Peterboro Syracuse CHERNIUK George flying offi 1 Baltimore at MontreahZpMtpone' cer J10179 Mrs Chile Bezruchka (Sister) 7 Bank St Tnmnfn AMERICAN ASSOCIATION A A ea uaiiico ICClKUdllU I LY R95411 Colter (father) Crys tai City Man I Minneapolis CONGDON Donald Willard flight sergeant R88022 Cong st Paul don (father) Great Village NS i COLIttS Benson Arnold Wilson xcoiumbau3 sergeant R77992 A Coutts (father) Claresholm Alta Only game played uAvio rnuip weir mgnt ser font league geant R54528 Davis (father) iterda nemiu Westmount Que 1 i i I ir? DUNAJSKI rancis Xavier I Hom weiisvnin Joseph sergeant R94590 John 1 1 DllftaiRlH ('afHcr Tillrc CaeV I EGGLETON Cleveland John IfELLUr'C sergeant R83220 Eggleton WKJ1 GK iiatner) Amnerstourg unt 1 ELLAM James Lloyd flight lieutenant J59O9: rederick Ellam (father) Montreal EARNSIDE R87380 James Bounty Sask OURNIER sergeant R98467 (father) Wayne Mich GALLAGHER rank John ser geant R102761 A Gallagher (father) 19 Withrow Ave Toronto GIGUERE Joseph Emery Romeo sergeant K117691 Mrs Giguere (mother) Montreat KELLY Gardner Hill officer J15735 Mrs (mother) Sioux City Iowa LACINA Emanuel George ser geant R107026 Mrs Carr (mother)' Leney Saski LEWIS Herbert Dalton sergeant R102653 Gerry Lewis (brother) 8 Bathurst St Toronto LINDSAY John David flying officer J9555 Mrs Lindsay (wife) 44 Wanless Ave Toronto LOUGH William Herbert ser geant R82621 Lough (father) Ottawa MACDONALD Robert Gray ser geant R124691 Mrs Macdonald (wife) Kayes River NS' PRESTON Ian raser pilot offl 111' I lA 0'4 £4 5 wl Wk Oh HI 1 1 9 5 ML 1T I 3 I jwg 1 I KTSar i ft 1 I ufrwW JgE Wf yru iMjy 11 I a I ria Jr 04 i a YK 18 I Won Pct 60 41 504 SS 48 547 47 530 53 500 9 52 455 48 56 462 46 58 4 42 44 56 140 Rsul( 4 ii'ijggiiii mmi mi tim ri Ln i ri i iTiruaMmgiingg in qi i.