The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 14

14 TORONTO DAILY STAR: Sat Nov 4 1944 BRICKS GO LYING AS SHELL BRINGS DOWN ROO ON MEN the counter attack at 7 o'clock that morning but because of the heavy fire was unable to withdraw to the rear for medical attention until darkness fell Overseas more than two years he has been promoted to captain while in the field His wife and a baby son Kevin two vears old whom he has never seen WELLING BOUGHS HUMPHRIES Killed Wounded Prisoner rlasBifapzf 4rSfe23KKa H4 AA uii jfc live on Binscarth Rd Born in To ronto he was educated at St Mich ael's College A brother Jack is in Ottavza and another Bert a doctor practising in Northern Ontario RTE CLARENCE ALRED TL'R 39 son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Turff Carlaw Ave and a resident of Vancouver was killed in action in Italy Oct 22 while serving with the Seaforth High landers Enlisting in Vancouver Pte Turff was told that he was old to and was assigned to clerical work which he continued after his arrival in England our weeks after his arrival overseas he was transferred to the Seaforths and had been in Italy for several months Born in Toronto he at tended Duke of Connaught public school and Riverdale collegiate He moved to Vancouver nine years ago TE LOUIS PUSITZ 22 Irish Regiment was wounded in Italy twice in six days he has notified his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Pusitz Queen St citing home he said Sept 7 the house in which we were wa hit by a shell and when the roof fell in some of the bricks fell on me However I was able to remain on duty On the 13th we were lying in our slit trench when shrapnel caught me in the back and thigh and I am new in Pte Pusitz en listed in June 1942 and went over seas that December Born in To ronto he attended Duke of York school and Jarvis Street collegiate LIEUT PHILIP HOWARD 29 Canadian Armored Reconnaissance Corps one of five brothers holding commissions in the armed forces was wounded by a shell burst on the Belgium Holland border Sept 19 and later placed on the ously list His parents Mr and Mrs Bertram Howard Cluny Drive have since learned that he is recovering After com pleting his third year at Trinity college Lieut Howard enlisted in November 1941 and the following year was given his degree ab in commerce and finance He received his first at Three Rivers and the second at Camp Borden and went overseas in Janu ary 1943 Born in BC he came to Toronto with the family in 1921 and got his early education at Deer Park school and Jarvis Street col legiate His brothers are Sqdh Holland he shot down an enemy aircraft LIEL'T HOWARD BARNES 21 Queen's Own Rifies was killed in action in Holland Oct 26 accord ing to word received by his wife the former June Kingswood Brant ford whom he married in Septem ber 1943 The son of Capt Barnes Canadian Army Trades school Hamilton and Mrs Barnes Burnaby Blvd he was born in To ronto and educated at John Wanless public school and Northern Voca tional before being employed by the Excelsior Life Insurance Co Lieut Barnes took His officer's training at Niagara on the Lakt and Debeit Surviving are wife Mrs Lu ella Nesbitt Turff Vancouver his parents a sister Mrs Edna Mc Dougall Wells BC and a brother rank with the RCCS who has been overseas almost five years SERGT EDWARD ROTHWELL 22 QOR was killed in' Belgium on Oct 25 his parents Mr anfl Mrs William Rothwell Haslett Ave have been advised A brother Ralph is serving in Italy and an other brother Harry is serving at sea Edward was educated at John Willcox public school and was employed by the Dominion Stores Ltd before enlisting in April 1940 He went overseas in July 1941 4 CONNOR IV SMART BI KIELY Wounded Wounded Missing Ldr (Ted) in the RCA in England: it Lieut (Bob) also in the RCA overseas: Lieut David and Lieut Herald both in the RCNVR All five were mem bers of the Royal Canadian Yacht club PO SOLOMON Kay 22 RC A who was reported missing in air oper ations last March is now of ficial pur poses pre sumed according to the latest casualty listThe son of Mr and Mrs Louis a Major St he had made 32 erational flights over enemy terri tory before rO Solomon Kay being trans ferred to a Pathfinder squadron when he added three more to his Ife wK 'Uafegs fr NS before getting his commission at Three Rivers Que Surviving besides his wife and parents are a brother Wilfred studying at HMCS Cornwallis to become a wireless operator in the fleet air arm and a sister lorence TTE JOHN MICHAEL KIELY 26 who enlisted with the Queen's Own Rifles and later transferred to the Seaforth Highlanders is miss ing in action in Italy Sept 17 The son of Airs Kiely Edgewood Cres and the late Mark Kiely he en listed one day before the outbreak of war with the RCAMC: ob tained his commission at Brockville in 1941 and went overseas as a first lieutenant in July 1942 In order to go to Italy rather than re turn to Canada as an instructor he reverted to the rank of private Born in Toronto he received his education at Our Lady of Perpetual Help school and De La Salle col lege A brother LAC Mark Kiely is with the RCA in Newfound land TTE GORDON MELLING 29 Black Watch was killed in action Other family members surviving him are three sisters Mrs James Howard Alice and Marion PTE BEN NOBLE 36 RCE was killed in Belgium on Oct 23 ac cording to word received by his wife Mrs Kathleen Noble St Dun Rd At home are two sons Bill 10 and Benjamin Jr aged three Pte Noble enlisted four years ago with the RCE and has been overseas three years later transferring to the RCzSC Sur viving besides his wife and sons are his mother and three 'brothers George Reginald and Charles CPL ROBERT KELLY 22 Own Rifles son of Morris Kelly Detroit and the late Mrs Kelly lost his right arm and the left arm below the elbow in rance July 9 his aunt Mrs Rusk Lans downe Ave has been informed Born in Toronto he enlisted in April 1941 and went overseas that July A brother Tpr Harold is with the Tanks Corps at Camp Bor den TPR WALTER ELLIS SMART 28 of the Royal Canadian Dragoons was seriously wounded Sept 17 HOWARD 1 BARNES KELLY Mounded Killed Wounded total PO Kay who was pro moted from flight sergeant after he was reported missing received his wings at ingal after enlisting in Julv 1942 He went overseas in May 1943 MICHAEL HUMPHRIES re ported missing following operations over Arnhem Holland Sept 25 was taken prisoner of war the same day and is now in Germany his parents Mr and Mrs Humphries Richmond Hill have been notified through the International Red Cross He left Earl Haig collegiate Willow dale to join the RCA in June 1941 He trained at Victoriaville and on the cast coast and served with the coastal command in New foundland for a year before being posted overseas in the fall of 1943 Since then Humphries has been flving with the Mysore squadron RA as a fighter pilot His squad ron leader reports that just prior to bailing out on His last flight over on Oct 13 in Holland his wife the former Miss Margaret (Peggy) MacLeod Spruce St was advised His father Samuel Mailing was killed in rance during the last war Gordon received his educa tion at Park public school and Central Tech and enlisted in December 1943 He went overseas last July A daughter Doreen Elizabeth two and a half is at home CAPT ROBERT KEVIN CON NOR 32 of the Royal Canadian 22nd Regiment was slightly wound ed while fighting in Italy at the Marani river Sept 17 He received a piece of shrapnel in the nose and in the back Plastic surgery had to be used to rebuild his nose According to word received by his wife the Germans had launched a counter attack of several Tiger tanks against the infantry regiment forcing the Canadians back 150 yards He was wounded during when he stepped on a land mine while fighting in Italy He re ceived wounds to both legs the abdomen and scalp Overseas three years he has been a year in North Africa and Italy He was wounded near Rimini While overseas he married an English girl who is living in London Born in Toronto he has one sister Mrs Collett Geoffrey St SERGT ROBERT EDWARD GIL LANDERS so lenmore Rd and the late Mrs Gil landers who was reported missing last ebruarv over Leipzig is now pre sumed dead accordmg to the latest RCA casu alty list He was gunner on a Halifax in the 431st squadro Sergt Gillan Gillanders ders enlisted in April 1942 and received his wings at Mont Joli He went overseas August 1943 He was born in To ronto and received his education at Bowmore Road school and the East ern High School of Commerce RM IVM BURTON BOUGHS 22 veteran of the Day landings and fierce fighting through rance and Belgium was seriously wound ed in Holland Oct 27 The message received by his parents Mr and Mrs (Paddy) Boughs 14 Delaware Ave gave no details Born and educated in Toronto Rfm Boughs was employed in the press of Gillanders bl cn 1 Bnipaisw si z)Trr tafia i Conveniently Located Mew more than ever people appreciate the eofwemient kcatkns of both TRULL uneral if Wh taf I 1 nil DANORTH AVI GL4661 2704 YDNGE 5T1hIu 1102 Wt sajSh Am BSsIBMIIkbbbIkm8hm ROTH1VELL NOBLE PUSITZ Killed Wounded Killed room of The Star where his father aho i1 employed at the time of his enlistment He was serving with the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada On Thursday his birthday he sent roses to his mother Half an hour later the telegram notify ing her of his wounds was received His only brother lt Sergt George Edward (Ted) Bouglis 19 is with the RCA flying as an air gun ner from a base in Europe Their father served overseas in the last war JEWS HAVE OWN MAQUIS THEY TOO KILL TRAITORS By BERT YJLER Special Cable to The Star Berne £Jov 1 Little is known yet about the activities of Jewish resistance movements in eastern Europe but we now have reliable informatipn of the Jewish Maquis movement in rance ormation of an autonomous Jewish Maquis was first met with disapproval from Gentile Maquis groups The Gentiles argued that it was un necessary to divide Maquis by creeds because the opposition was directed against one common eneYny Thousands of young Jews convinced by these arguments un listed in the general Maquis hold ing ranks from private to colonel Thousands of others however thought the world should know how Jews could fight That is whv autonomous Jewish Maquis were formed first in Lyons then in other rench towns Many prejudices had to be overcome One day an important SS leader was shot in a Lyons street Only after it became known that the in stigators of the attempt were Jew ish Maquis was this organization finally recognized as an indepen dent unit When the battle for liberation of Paris began Jews from all quar ters assembled to participate in the fifchtin They were supplied with blue and white armbands the colors of Palestine They were ordered to attack German military transports to procure arms One of their first acts after lib eration was the settlement of accounts with traitors in their own ranks As in Berlin and Vienna there were also in rench towns a certain number of Jews who had been promised bj' the Gestapo that their lives would be spared if they co operated with the Germans or example in Lyons the Germans selected several Jews who had to escort the Gestapo fntb restaurants to identify Jews whose identifica tion ifom Gentiles was frequently too difficult for the Gestapo In the prison camps of Drancy resnes and Gurs the Jewish re sistance movement worked too Destroying personnel records they made it most difficult for the Ger mans to select hostages NAZI TERROR WEAPON IS EXHIBIT OR LOAN A German robomb will be ex hibited in Toronto for the first time Sunday afternoon when the reserve army units stage a parade in aid of the Seventh Victory Loan campaign The robomb was recon structed in Montrealjrom parts sent from Britain Sunday's parade will move off from Dundas and University Ave at 230 pm The route is north to pza i I iJULUi 3 muf innnnfl I O' i QUtXN ST A i 1 1 ii rr WHERE TO SEE ROBOMB Gerrard SL east to Jarvis north to Bloor west to University Ave and south past the Military Institute where the salute will be taken by Hon Albert Matthews lieutenant governor Several bands will take part in the parade which will also include many army vehicles Victory Ixian ofiicials announc that an autogyro towing a glider will fly over "the route I SEVENTH VICTORY LOAN Reserve Army Parade Sunday November 5th 2:30 PM Route Dundas and University North to Gerrard St East on Gerrard to Jarvis North on Jarvis St to Bloor St West on Bloor Si to Avenue Road South through Queen's Park to Saluting Base at Military Institute See Toronto garrison units with bands and equipment Robot Bomb Amphibious Duck Glider Demonstration Little drops of water 4 A a IN THE INTERESTS SEVENTH VICTORY LOAN 'PUBLISHED BY of the Seventh Victory Loan the wage earners of More than 50 must come from the people who will buy bonds for $50 $100 $200 and more In the Sixth Victory Loan 3077123 individual subscriptions were made In the Seventh Victory Loan many many more are needed if it's to go over the top BUY AN EXTRA BOND TODAY! 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