The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 3

33 LIERS MISSING' X4 NIXON AGAIN PLEDGES Mortars and Machine Guns Were Established Among Sicilian Tombs IN SPEAKS IN OSHAWA the THIS IS THE RED PATCH Nineteen year old Audrey Martin Two Business Men's association the Canadians a Canadian of I Michoels and Lt Col ef BOARD WILL CONTROL Compliments of NATIONAL SOCIALISM 1943 AUGUST 1943 SUN MON TUE WED THU RI SAT 10 11 It 13 15 17 is ivh'nw 20 21 22 23 24 25 DI 28 Public Eating Placet 29 30 ind Shaves in Sicily Cheap Keep Gan Trained OnBarber ousdei 1837 i A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL OR GIRLS ALBERT COLLEGE mmo itt REOPENS SEPTEMBER 9Ih Your RATION Calendar lor AVGUST I 'It 1 kt 4 BREAD 'and CAKES tE glisf i (Quatitp 'uiSCUlTS 12 26 are ship call to an were with IT THOMAS CMTAKiO Maatlao Public Eating Places Mesll Public Eating Place RED PATCH NAZIS DUB CANUCKS NO NEW BORROWING OR TAXES DURING WAR DONATIONS TO STAR RESH AIR UND LIEUT CAMPBELL KILLED IN ACCIDENT Meatiest Day la Public Eating Places TUustrtted prospectus on requsst Kariy rectotriaa Adtftetbto Meat Coupons air No valid mans just down the street and with drew with clippers scissors and combs Then ranklyn gave hair cuts in caves and trenches to his friends who were resting up while others kept up the fight URGES EQUALIZING TEACHER SALARIES with called proxy VON STERNBERG WEDS Hollywood July (AP) Jo seph von Sternberg film producer was married Thursday night to Jeanne Annette McBride his former secretary The producer gave his age as 45 and said he was a native of Vienna The bride is 21 Sutler Cou pons Nor 20 21 22 2) expire Meat Cou pons Pairs Nos 10 11 12 expire Meatlees Day in Publie Eating Pise menace new Meat Cou pons Pair No 11 valid Butter Coupons No 22 23 valid Allied Headquarters North Africa July A Canadian photographer fust back from Sicily said today that Allied soldiers can buy a shave in Syracuse for eight cigarettes But taking no chances even at that price he added Italian with a razor working around an Allied soldier's throat might not sound too he said there's always a man with a tommy gun watching him The natives are anxious to shake hands and call us friendr but we trust them too Pte rank ranklyn of Picton Ont doesn't let battles interfere with his barbering When the Hastings and Prince Edward regi fjicnt climbed a precipitous peak at Assoro and began to attack Assoro town he slipped into the place ahead of everyone else He got into the deserted barber shopj with Ger THE MANOS lor Giri Bd I'CUfif Wocjca WASHING SPREAD IN PORTS ALL OVER WORLD The Grammichele fisiht whs a notable victory for the Hastings I and Prince Edwards and the sec i tions of other units with them Later the 48th occupied Callagi rone without a fight and the Ed montons got into their first real battle south of Piazza Armerina which was taken The Cvleton and York the West Nova Scotia and the Royal 22nd Regiments went into their initial action in a battle last Sunday (July 18) before Enna when the infantry attacked following a heavy artil lery barrage Canning Sugar Cou pons marked Jun July and August ar good until Septem ber 30 flying officer J12326 Ball (brother) Welland Ont CANADA Drowned Accidentally: KEEBLE Leslie Adelbert air craftman RA1426377 A Keeble (father) Hereford Herefordshire Eng An Eastern Canadian Port July 31 (CP) The King's men are clearing the submarine from the North Atlantic but a problem is raising its head It seems that laundrymen going to war and when a ducks into port for its brief between convoy runs the laundry man's answer is that he just can't handle lhe business before the ship leaves So you'll find the Royal Canadian Navy's laundry from Iceland to Ber muda from Ireland to Montreal You'll even find a bundle of un claimed shirts and stiff collars in a western Alaska port waiting the day when its owner comes back exclaimed one corvette's first lieutenant must have two dozen shirts and twice as many collars spread around the Lieut Campbell son if Mr and Mrs William Campbell AUDREY MARTIN 19 IS BEAUTY WINNER or Illostrated Prosper tos with full laformatioa regarding courses fee and College life write to the principal Her Dobsen 5IA DD bt Thoma Ontario Two of Soviet leading artists will address a mass meeting in Toronto on Sept 8 This was announced today by A Bennet chairman of the Ontario section ot the Canadian Jewish Congress under whose auspices they will visit Canada Artist I Michoels is one of Russia's great Shakespearean actors He is director of the Jewish state theatre of the Soviet Union and professor of stagecraft in the country's leading drama school He has been awarded the Order of Lenin for his contribution to the arts and cultural life of Russia and is an aiderman of the city of Mos cow Lieut Col effer is one of Rus sia's leading poets writing mostly in the Jewish language A member of the Ukrainian Republic legisla ture he holds the Order of the Red Banner for service against Poland in the revolutionary war He has also served in the present war These two cultural leaders of our ally are now in the United States and recently were in New York city when 50000 people attended a mass meeting in their honor Sponsored by the Jewish committee of Russian War Relief Inc of which Prof Albert Einstein is chairman it is said to have been the largest mass meeting in the history of New York Mr Bennet is organizing a com mittee to arrange for their Toronto reception on which leading Cana dian writers and artists will be represented rom Toronto they i will go to Montreal Amount previously Rationed Meats are: BL val pork mutton and lamb Th wcldy ratio tarin from on pound to 'wxuidCB'haIf pound dpnding on th lyp ot mat purchased bill and it passed House unanimously Drew at no time amend it to provide vote for which he is agitating at present I took office it became my responsibility to see the law was carried out I was no more re sponsible for the legislation than any other member who participated in the deliberations from all this I know of no more satisfactory method to meet the conditions of soldier voting In Britain they are preparing to take the vote of their men in uniform by proxy and their system will be pat terned along that of ask dissolution of the House until I had the assurance of the chief electoral office that the proxies had been distributed and sufficient time had been allowed for their return This resulted in a hue and cry against me and proxy voting do not know to what extent the forms have been used There is no compulsion connected with them and the men have had a fair opportunity to use them if they wish I have received one from the only member of my family now overseas and I know that both my sohs in law who are in Britain have sent theirs back I 17000 I am advised were Cottingham Square Vigorous denial that the CC was any way advocating paci fism communism national social ism or regimentation of the indi was made to voters in St George and Eglinton ridings riday night by Andrew Brewin CC candidate in St George Mr Brewin accused economic interests of spreading these ideas through big newspaper advertisements over the names of so called labor and organ izations which are nothing more than individuals provided with ex tensive funds for their advertising which they could never afford say that we advocate national socialism communism or pacifism is an absolute he declared Mr Brewin toured St George riding with the band of the Royal Regiment of Canada reserve bat talion speaking in Moss Park Al lan Gardens Ramsden Park and US AIRMEN BOMB JAPS AT HONG KONG VALUES MEAT COUPON (Brawn Spar A) Grasp A Vi lb Croup lb roup 1 Ibj Croup 1 lb Unrationed Meats are: Hart tonga fivar hrcrlm tribradt cooked anag bologna wlar pao rux ox talli pig's knock! rtnj 5hr Boats not listed la th Chart displayed batcher shops YnV!) Snfne flirt Harlnt One group that ran into and York and the Roval 22nd fol contained in the 150 pounds of mail which arrived by plane in Canada last week end It has been charged that the parents and other relatives who receive these forms will vote other than the way their sons and daughters brothers and husbands with I would be shocked if there is a single breach of trust and I am sure my wife to whom our proxy is addressed will consider it the most sacred vote she had ever been called upon to on His Mr Nixon said he understood that Mr Drew had added other points to his 22 point platform went up north and discov ered there were some things he overlooked so he added another 10 he said would suggest that after Aug 4 he drive all these points into the plank and go and sit on it like the do in Mr Dryden said that if Mr Drew attempts to take over the stock yards he will load on the govern ment the greatest white elephant it has ever stockyards are only used for speculation and he declared advisors are loading him up with advice on edu cation and other matters as they have in this respect that platform of his will collapse the first time he steps on Mr Anderson said that Mr Drew's promise regarding educational grants would mean giving back to the city of Toronto about $5000000 cost per pupil per day in Toronto schools is $1 while in Oshawa it is 50 he said means that for every dollar under his plan paid back to Oshawa there would be $2 paid to Toronto In other words his plan would favor the wealthy city of Toronto at the expense of the rest of the Mr Moore said that Hitler was the first to draw up to in corporate into a plank Three Previously Missing Are Now Reported Prisoners TORONTO DAILY STAR SATURDAY JULY 31 1943 Mat Cou pons Pair BO0B No 13 valid Butter Coupon No 24 25 valid Ta Cotte and Sugar Coupon No 13 valid Higher salaries for school teachers and equalization of salaries between rural and urban schools were urged by Sub Lieut John Osler CC candidate for St Patrick in an ad dress at Centre I land last night assistance will be given to such municipalities as stand in need of it in order that their edu cational standards need not be lower than those in wealthier com if the CC is returned he promised He said that under a CC gov ernment natural resources that fallen into the hands of pri vate interests will be brought back under public ownership where they Ottawa July 31 aced with an shortage of fresh fruits and retail prices the prices board has taken action to place peaches plums and pears under ceilings as they come to market and to see that some portion of the crops is canned The board said it also was con sidering controlling the price of apples and had decided to put a ceiling on storeable root crops In cluding carrots beets turnips pars nips and cabbage during period of shorter supply in winter and spring Indicating there was no intention to take action on vegetables gen erally the board said that vegetable prices were fairly rapid with the immediate outlook The board said that while fruit prices will not be permitted to get out of they will be higher than last year be cause it will not be possible for growers to harvest their crops unless they can get some compensation for severe dam age caused during the winter Oranges originating in and im ported from countries subject to intermediate or general tariff are exempt from customs duty of 35 cents per cubic foot from Aug 1 fc7 Dec 31 this year the prices board announced COUPON Saga Coupon (Bad) On Pound Ta Coupon (Crn) Two Ounce or CoMee Coupon (Green) Hall Pound Butter Coupon (Purple) Hall Pound Ceilings for Peaches Plums and Will reeze Cost of Root Vegetables Chungking July 31 US heavy and medium bombers raided the Japanese at Hong Kong Wednes day ri'sht hitting a large freighter and cmbing the water front a conimjuique said today The communique said the bombs! racketed a 300 foot ship with near up with US units on the left at missti The raid was the second Ragusa and a company of Seaforths against Hong Kong this week I took over the Pozzallo coast The CANADIANS IN NIGHT IGHT ROUT NAZIS IN CEMETERY It I Says Ontario inancial Record Surpasses That of Any Other NOTtr Meat Coupon (Brown Spar A) bcom valid wHy a jaown abev Coupon (Purpl) bocom valid ba pair ry JXILTT alkl btor th 15th of th month 03 Coupon oxpiro at th nd of th same month on or aftor th 15th of Iho month they oxpir at tho nd of th foUowuig month Ty Coif and Sugar Coupon rtmcla valid xil delard Invalid GOOD CANDY Princess Pats who first i the town were greeted with West Ellenwood 42 carried out a one man expedition tnrougn me mils and valleys oulpost where some troops almost cut off and returned important information Special to The Star Oshawa Ont July 31 have definitely pledged there 'will be no pew borrowing dr taxation while the war is on and we intend to adhere to that declared Premier Harry Nixon here Speaking on behalf of Carroll Anderson Liberal candidate jn On tarid county he stressed the im provement! in the province's finances in the last nine years year before our taking office there was a $30000000 defi he said year we not only had a surplus but we paid off $11500000 on the net or deadj weight debt This is an achieve ment surpassing that of any other government since governments in Ontario started Other speakers were Mr Ander son Moore MP Sinclair former Ontario Liberal leader and A Dryden Brooklin Premier Nixon referring to the promise of George A Drew Pro gressive Conservative leader to take over the stockyards said the present owners might be glad to have them taken off their hands by the government "They are an overgrown barn yard which serves the purpose of feeding and watering the stock that comes in for he continued he said he was going to take over the packing houses and the abat toirs that would be a different pro position that is a federal matter do believe there should be a great deal more regulation and con trol which would prevent such dif ferent and varied prices being paid for hogs and cattle It is entirely beyond my understanding how there should be such wide price changes from week to week in view of the fact there is a ceiling and an unlimited demand Those are matters which could be well corrected Never Hide Bound Partisan Mr Nixon referring to the pres ence of Mr Moore and Mr Sinclair on the platform said it was valued friendships built up over the years that constituted a rich reward indeed for service rendered in public life continued the premier alarm me at all when he says he will take the privilege ot expressing his own views on the floor of the House I have never been a hide bound party man tied down with the lash of the Mr Nixon said he was elected at a democratic convention which neither rigged nor Moore says he got no in structions on how to vote from Ot he stated got no instruc tions and I know of no one who did I noticed that Mr McCullagh (George McCullagh publisher of the Globe and Mail) has returned to the attack with the charge the convention was rigged He either said too much or too little I hope in his next talk he develops the theme because I am anxious to know more of what is going on be hind the scene Certainly I knew of no delegate who have the right to vote as he pleased point of contention has been the proxy vote I have been most unfairly accused by certain persons and newspapers fashioning what has been fantastic scheme of Drew Silent in 1942 select committee prepared the tnrough the in 1942 Mr attempted to for the direct UP IN YOUR KITCHEN I 0 Gill heiress to a US oil fortune was on a New York hotel district attorneys' office to perform roof An exhumation order has an autopsy ii lull 14 LC1 I formerly of High Park Ave To I ronto and now of Westmount Que recently was killed accidentally in England his parents were notified He was buried in England with full military honors Lieut Campbell joined the Canadian Grenadier Guards in June 1940 trained at Camp Borden Valcartier Hunting ton and Brockville and went over i seas in July last year An older brother William also is overseas LEADING RUSSIAN ARTISTS SPEAK HERE SEPTEMBER 8 fer Will Address Mass Meeting Economic Interests Spreading These Says Brewin Ottawa July The RC A in its 641st casualty list of the war containing 42 names riday re ported five men killed on active service overseas 33 missing on active service after overseas air operations and one drowned acci dentally in Canada ollowing is the list with official numbers and next of kin: OVERSEAS Killed on Active Service GREEN William John Rassell pilot officer J20077 Green (father) alls Ont KAISER Walter Bruce sergeant R101947 Mrs Kaiser (wife) Winnipeg McKERCHER William Dunne Goldicott pilot officer J24801 A McKercher (father) New West minster BC SNEAD Samuel Thomas pilot officer J26839 Mrs Cecelia Brook banks (sister) Winnipeg WHEELER William Bernard ser geant R128074: Wheeler (father) Pickering Ont I Missing on Active Service After Air i Operations ANDREWS James Wesley ser geant R123358 Andrews (father) Blackdale Man BEAIRSTO Carl Phillips ser geant R86923 Beairsto (father) Sedgewick Alta CADMUS George Austen pilot officer J16783 Cadmus (father) La Cumbre Cordoba Argentina CALDER William Henry ser geant R116334 Calder (father) Mayerthorpe Alta COE George Demetrius flight sergeant R109811: Mrs Coe (wife) Windsor Ont CURRIE Alfred Ross sergeant R113684 Currie (father) Woodstock NB DEANE Anthony David sergeant R98396 Anthony Deane (father) Windsor Ont De BUSSAC George Henri pilot officer J17554 Mrs de Bussac (mother) Lydden Sask AWNS Herman Stanley ser geant R93489: awns (father) Uxbridge Ont OLLOWS William Arthur fly ing officer J12302 ollows (father) 8 Ozark crescent Toronto UDGE Bruce Samuel flight ser geant R59129 udge (father) Winnipeg (wife overseas) HILLS James Oliver1 sergeant R176395 Hills father) Dilke Sask KELLNER Norman flight ser geant R119408 Isadore Kellner (father) 410 Parliament St Toronto KING Ralph Henry sergeant R109696' King (father) Wind sor Ont KOPCHUK John sergeant R132169 John Kopchuk (father) Melville Sask LEWIS Albert Bennett sergeant R106451 Mrs A Lewis (wife) Golden Stream Man LOWN John Lionel rederick flying officer J13992 Mrs Lown (wife) Sudbury Ont MACAULAY Neil Thomas ser geant R121633 A MacAulay (father) Coalspur Alta MONEIL Roderick flight ser geant R88342 1 Moneil (father) Glace Bay NS MEYER Melvin Maier pilot offi cer Mrs Leo Meyer (mother) Winnipeg MOORCROT Edward sergeant R140184 Thomas Moorcroft (father) Rossland BC O'REILLY James Patrick Gal lery sergeant R154098 (father) Westmount Mont real ORLINSKI Casimir rank ser geant R134317 Mrs Orlinski (mother) Winnipeg PALMATIER David Edwin ser geant RH6471 Palmatier (father) St James Winnipeg PARKINSON William George sergeant R105126 Parkinson (father) 38 Cameron Ave Lansing Ont PATRY Joseph Gaudias Albert pilot officer J17I75 Harold Patry (father) Montreal South Que RHODES Alfred Spencer ser geant R131818 Mrs A Rhodes (wife) Lethbridge Alta SIEERT Arthur Tames ser geant RU9786 Mrs A Sieffert wife) Women's Staff House Long Branch Ont SNEATH William Alfred war rant officer R80220 A Sneath (father) Cranbrook BC STAR Ernest Alexander sergeant R131714 Star (father) Picture Butte Alta TURNER rederick Oswald ser geant R106197 Mrs Turner (wife) Winnipeg VICARY George Thomas flying officer J15727 Vicary (father) 201 Heward Ave Toronto WOOD John Kenneth sergeant R82786 Wood (father) Stirling Ont Previously Reported Missing on Ac tive Service Now Reported Prison er of War (Germany): CARTER Roy Elliot pilot offi cer J17002 Carter (father) Cadboro Bay Victoria KINGSLEY Alan flying officer J13926 Mrs Kingsley (mother) Saskatoon Previously Missing on Active Ser vice Now Reported Prisoner of War (Germany) BALL Roderick Jerome John Bdltvlll Cntad Aid to AT I ONA GRAHAM KALL Tnr nd Yuzg Mea Cun 0Rr4 Publle tower Middle School Honour I flaooad ear Unteenlty tQweti Buslnea Adailatetrauoa a4 Cummh Muelo and Dromons Art nysteal Reereattoa Guided and Supervised Evalu Study Period INVESTIGATE DEATH NEW YORK OIL HEIRESS xne utdiii oi Airs Janet bnowclen Nissoria Sicily July The Germans now are calling the Canadian 1st Division troops fight ing in Sicily "The Red Patch because of the bright red rectangle worn by near the shoulder One prisoner told ficer: "We see the red devils com ing and we fire our mortars hard dui uie reu paicnes just Keep run ning through the fire Other troops I we fought lay down and took shelter when the mortars fired right on top of them The red patches are devils They keep on A German prisoner said: 8th Army is very good the Ameri can the he was asked glad I'm a was his response is being Investigated Her body been obtained by said his men had to like hell' wus tbe choice of the judges of the for two days with no sleep and little beauty cm test in Riverdale Park in the drive but didn't show UIlQei be auspices of the Ward a sign of fear anywhere Two Business Men assuciation The entered cheers mortar fire was invited into the! lowed up in reserve in those earlv safety of homes days The Canadians moved up One detachn 'ent of the Edmon through Vizzini and the first spirit tons found a group of Germans ed action came at Gremmichele be resting below a cliff They suddenly 1 tween Vizzim and Callagierone me wipiup uui uit riiriny lorce Another patrol under Major Cromb an Edmonton school teacher encountered a concentration of German tanks knocking out four and capturing a lorry from which they fed them selves Corpl Meat Coupons Pair I jMar No 14 valid I gtf I With I July 31 our of the nine i nnanion tii'fc in Cinil A a no U1VHJ Hiuuc Ult initial assault on the Pachino pen insula On the right of the beach were the Royal Canadian Regiment and the Hastings and Prince Ed ward Regiment On the left were tiie Seaforth Highlanders and the Princess Pats DtiLiig the morning of the land ing the Loyal Edmontons and the Toronto 48th Highlanders came in as reserves to push inland The West Nova Scotia the Carleton and York regiments and the Roval 22nd followed them in The RCR raced inland to capture Pachino airdrome and smash the Italian defence posts northeast of the town The other assault battalions had some fighting on the beaches then advanced in land The Loyal Edmontons occu pied Ispica and the Seaforths and Princess Pats occupied Modica A company of Edmontons linked By WILLIAM A WILSON With the Canadians on the Cen tral ront Sicily July (BUP) A night battle among the white marble vaults of Agira cemetery where soldiers of the Edmonton Regiment routed a force' of Ger I mans preceded the captur of Agira I The Germans had placed mortars and machine guns among the tombs Infantrymen under Major Bury of Edmonton climbed the! cemetery walls under raking enemv i £23 UV1JH4V 5UU Alll 2 4 4 i the defenders except 20 who were i captured and a small number who fled Seaforth Highlanders actually paved the way for Agira's fall by a six mile push Major 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