EDITORIAL T he K e l o w n a C o u r ie r
Kelowna. I'ritish (olnnihia, 'rhurs(l:iy, July 2 0 lh , 1944 NUMHItK 52 [The Council And Tag Days V'Ol.UME 40 On Monday night the City Council indulged in a long de bate on whether or run the 9th Armored A uA iliary should be BEST CHERRY THREE MORE permitted to hold a tag day. Jt was not the 9th Armored or Tag Day Policy Is Increase In Pay And Its work that was at stake in the debate, hut the whole policy of the City Council in respect to the gran'ting of tag day per CROP NOW CASUALTIES mits. Shortly after the outbreak of war, the City Council, Broken Wide Open realizing that*there would be a great demand for tag days, laid FINISHING IN DISTRICT Closed Shop Sought down a policy that there should be no more than .six granted each year. This policy has been adhered to until Monday By Councils Action Finest In Valley’s History— Two Soldiers Killed And One night. The 9th Armored applied for a tag day but were told Cots Now Peaking In South Airman Missing In European that their ap[)lication could not be granted, as the six days were Fighting By City Employees Granting Of Tag Day To 9th Armored Auxiliary Re Late Wednesday Ottawa an- I ...... , already filled. iiouiiocd an Increase In the sub Three more casualties have been A second application was made Monday night, and after a verses Council’s Former Policy Of Restricting sidy of apricots and peaches to recorded In this district as a result long discussion the Council split three to two in favor of grant Tag Days To Six Each Year And Will Make It tlie canneries. On botlt fruits of military ojHjrations in Europe. Estimate That Proposed Wage Increases Will Cost ing the request. The sixth alderman was absent at the time, the increase is ^7.S0 per ton, Two soldiers are reported dead and City Another $16,000 A Year—Fire Hall Exten Difficult For Council To Refuse Any Further Re briiiffins the cot subsidy to one airman is reported missing. but indicated tliat had he been present he would have opposed quests—Aldermen Jones And Ladd Pair Off In $32.CO and the peach subsidy to Pte. Clarence Simpson Bonie, of sion Shelved As Result Of Employees’ Union De the resolution, making a tie vote and making it necessary for $42JS0. Winfield, is reported to have been mands—Union Seeks A Closed Shop In Which Hot Debate With Aldermen Hiighes-Games And . killed in operations In France on H is W orship to cast the deciding vote. This would indicate The final straight car of cherries juiy g. He was In an infantry unit, All Civic Employees Must Be Members Of The that there is a very serious split in the City Council on this Sutherland—Pettigrew Voted For Resolution To for Uils season roUed out of the ^ 3 ,„ther Is Victor Borrle, chief of Union—Asks That Common Labor Be Increas matter. Make It Three To Two—Alderman Miller Ab Okanagan on Wednesday, bringing Winfield Indian Reserve, The Council was wise, we believe, in attempting to restrict sent, But On Return Stated Would Have Opposed the straight cur shipments to 170 ptc. Vernon Wallace Miller is of ed From 55 To 65 Cents Per Hour—Aldermen’s the number of tag days during the year. Whatever the cause, fer the season, and concluding the flclally reported to have died of Resolution finest cherry season the Okanagan rounds In France. He was attached Reaction Is That If Demands Are Met There Will tag days are a nuisance to merchants and shoppers, and when has experienced. q paratroop battalion. His father Have To Be A Curtailment Of Civic Services And they come with frequent regularity are a source of irritation The crop ran sixty per cent over resides In Kelowna and his mother . A Reduction In City Staff—Committee Named anc:1 resentment. N E of the most protracted debates in the City Council this the estimate and was of an exceed- Vancouver. Mrs. Irene Hall, of However, the City Council has now jettisoned its former year centred on Monday night around the question of ing high quaUty. Cars were shlp^d Winfield, is a sister. Pie. Miller died To Investigate Agreements In Other Cities And . «___ I __ O as fur afleld as Halifax, St John, wounds on Juno 29. There are sane and sound policy and has placed itself in the position of tag days and whether or not more should be granted, The N.B., and Quebec City. j-^ur other brothers in the services. Deal With Union Committee being unable to logically refuse to accede to the request of any Council, shortly after the outbreak of war, agreed that tag days One of the reasons that the crop Q^e in France, one In England and organization for a tag day. This conceivably may mean that should be limited to six each year, and that policy has been ad- ran so far above the estimates was ^^ro In Canada that splitUng was praotlcaUy non- gg,. George Orlando Olson, R.C. instead of six tag days a year the people of this city and dis- hered to until the present time. On Monday night, however, exirienL ’^ e growers were favored ^.F.. son of Swan Olson. East Ke- Sutherland-Jones Passage trict may be plagued with a dozen or even eighteen. in the absence of Alderman Miller, the policy was broken wide wlth excellent harvest weather and jowna. Is officially reported missing ------This situation is exactly that which the City Council tried open when by a three to two vote the 9th Armored Auxiliary w R h T M m u i If ^ f lo S No^rmaUy! „ a n v ‘on ^ of a union a closed shop and a sub.stantial in- to avoid in the fall of 1939, when it decided to curtail the num- was given permission to hold a tag day in September, leaving splitting reduces the crop by fifteen w illl^ Eelswig, son of Mr. ■ crease in the rates of pay were the demands made upon u her of tag days and was instrumental in the formation 6 f the the way open for the granting of any tag days that may be to twenty per cent, but this year Mrs. Dan Reiswlg,’ of Ellison, the City Council on Monday in a proposed agreement submit- Kelowna and District War Activities Committee. This latter requested in the future, such was not the case. jg reported officially to be a ted by the Kelowna Civic Em ployees’ Union, which is a. feder- organization conducted one appeal each year for war charities The Coundll, however, Is making havr^S jl'y chartered local of the Canadian Congress of Labor. In a and allocated funds it received to those local organizations en- claims have been confined to a few 3^^ ^ras then listed as missing, but hurriedly made and admittedly rough estimate, Alderman O. gaged in war work in the proportions it felt were^ equitable be Umfted to HOSTESS CLUB against the early varleUes. at the end of the week word was L. Jones, chairman of the Finance committee, stated that the When the Dominion Government decided that a number tagging and will'be prohibited from tnade at the price received that he is now a prisons, proposed increase in wages demanded would cost the city about of the organizations should be financed from the public treas- contacting businesses or stores for TAG DAY IS The\ootenays are just beginning thl^* weplTw^^ Pte!^Hi^I^^ $16,000 a year. . The result of the demands was the immediate I ury and when the Red Cross became more and more demand- doMtions. _ to pick, shipping two cars. Creston gt^ on of Mrs. Mary Gundy, Ethel hoiJsting of the proposed extension to the Fire Hall, which has ing upon the purse of the local committee, the local organiza- J o ^ ^ g^d^^Ladd ?r'^sin^for” me has a ls o ^ lp p ^ two .cars. Street,' Kelowna, who, was slightly been urged for several years by the Fire Brigade and which this SUCCESS Some difficulty is expected with mounded. ^ ^ J . tion was permitted to die quietly. ^ permit to be granted the 9th Arm- apricot marketing, as there aire in year was given the first call on any surplus. Authority to pro Now, however, it would seem time to revive it to rescue ored Auxiliary, and Aldermen dications that the hot weather will ceed with the proposed extension would have been given at I the general public from the plethora of tag days to which they Sutherland and Hughes-G^es op- Over Seven Hundred Dollars bring the crop on all at once. This ____ posing It on principle. Alderman Raised In Annual Appeal Monday’s Council meeting had the derpands of the employees’ crop is peaking at Osoyoos now, PUMP HOUSE union not been received. * are now exposed. -i i, • u 4. i j-v, i ^ Pettigrew took little active part in whil6 Oliver vrill reach its peak W e believe the City Council should take the lead m the the debate, and Alderman Miller The Kelowna Servicemen’s Host about the 22nd. Cots are moving ------—------—---- . Civic employees here have had formation of a central com m ittee to which could ■ be added rep- had been called to attend another ess Club tag day, held on Saturday freely in mixed and straight cars. AT RUTLAND three increases in salary since the resentatives from various local war charity organizations, ex- short meeting at this time. < last, resulted in an increase of $710 The quality is good. ROYAL CITY outbreak of war, it was stated on elusive of the^Red Cross. This body could h^old one campaign b^h In-the working funds of the organi D e^ite protests about the low Monday evening, and at the time of zation for the next year, officials of level set by Ottawa as the price PARK BURNS the last adj ustmerit’ Council, mem for funds each year, and the amount could be equally proper- ^ the city and a tag day. the club reported on Wednesday. celling, there’s been little or no word, : SWIMMERS bers understood that the great bulk jtibned fietween the v.arious groups. A ll canvassing, tag days. The Council had taken the stand Theyadded, however, that the from the caifital and toere i^^ liWe Hockey Club Equipment of the employees .were entirely raffles and other money raising efforts of these various war that U could not ^ye a ^ant^and amount may now be upped in hope now that this will be changed, ' ARE COMING happy. While it Mias recognized that fhev request for a union agreement charities would be suspended. that the tag day allocations had al-. some measure, as there were one or fruit officials state., AOtal LiOSS Tcady been filled. When this re- two promises that had not yet been In the meantime the cot .cannery „ , . t , . wo^d .. , be forthcoming, - . , — the substan- This move, we believe, would-be enthusiastically^welcomed quest was made the six tag days counted in the totaL deal is right up in the air and var- Fire of imknown origin destroy-: Olympic Club Of New West- bal Increases, asked came as some- by the people of the city and district, ahd .accepted by most of given permits were: Kelowna Hospi- This organization, which is play- ieties normally going to the can- ed tee p ^ p house at Rutland Park minster At Regatta thing of a surprise, to most of the 8 1 the organizations concerned. It is, however, a matter in vvhich tal Women’s Auxiliary, the Gordon ing an important part in-commimi- nery are now going to t h e fresh on Tuesday afternoon. Stored m the , ____ _ ■ aldermen. The imion, for Instance, fruit market. The reason is that the shed, which was used as a dressing- • • - 1 i. .,1 asked liiat common labor be in the City Council must show the lead. The Council has thrown Campbell Preventorium, the_ Cana- ^ dian Legion Poppy Day, the Hostess one appeal for general support each cannery price was set at an ex- room by the hockey players in win- Still., another swinging club will fmm 55 cents an hour to wide the gat^for” innumerable tag days. It can now close it, Club, the Knox Chapter, I.O.D.E., year, and officers of the club, ex- tremeW low level, in the opinion of ,ter, was eqmpment including a be represented aF the Kelovma In- 65 cents in most cases, by reviving the Kelowna and District AYar Activities Com and the Minesweepers’ Fund. The pre^s gratificatiim thaV their appeal the growers > ■ ^ ^ ^ ' public address, set and, nets and ternational . Regatta next August. Some of the reactions of the ald- Apples are not in sufficient vol- hoses for the rink. ■ , ; > Wordjias just been deceived that at ermen are refiected in the foUow- mittee. ■ , , - ' ■ ' latter two > were new. organization, this year met lyith such a generous the other organizations having had re^on^ on Satimday. / _ ^ ume to meet the demand, but it is The pump was not in the s h ^ least four swimmers wiU arrive as ing ptatements: expected that the warm weather having* been removed for repairs members of the Olympic A.S.G. of “it will mean that we will have to It is said there is one dog for .every thirteen persons in tag ,days last year at least Permits ’ammirU this week will correct this condi- some time ago. Value of the con- New Westminster. The Royal City /do considerably less work.” Kelowna. And how many per garbage can, please. To some dogs, £6r these days had been granted and the six tag days decided on by obtained in any single teg d y tiQU^ . tents was jipproximately $150, and swimmers are a new addition to the * "It will mean that we will have unfortunately, a garbage can is just a push-ovCT. Kelowna, the club will be able to T h e Prices Board has artnounced no insurance was carried. increasing ranks of the visiting to be more careful whom we em- the Council filled. AWnnr^H Carry On its work for the next year an increase of ten cents a box in Volunteer firefighters brought the clubs which make the Regatta the plOy and employ, fewer people.” A letter from the 9th x•armorea x x -^d ^ to ■ extend^vtend its services,services; the* ceiling price on apples, but this ftemes under control with the as- outstanding aquatic show in West- “ It will probably mean an in- iM.P.'s And Income Tax was read. /It again requested a teg ■ ■ • ■ - - . bas come loo late to do much good - sistance of youpgsters from the gm Canada. crease in the tax rate.” dayj' Pilot Officer G. Hnva, Summer- to'the industry. ’The new price The. swimmers will probably be ‘“It will mean it will be much The Canadian people last week , were treated to rather a Alderman Jones stated that “there $2.(W per box, but the increase will Someu i c boys w jr o were seen smoking/^ i.., -R/r^c vMopI TV/Tnr- cheaper lux;for theuie City to ta xiiwu mechanize disgusting spectacle'when members of the House of Commons ®Ami°^ tod S b ^b ef^fr^N ^^S Otoenter have little or no effect, coming «« row, formerly Noel Oxenbmy, who departments more fuUy.” attempted to “i>ut the bee” on Hon. J. L. Ilsley in an attempt School, Portage la Prairie. late as it did. used to compete in Regatta compe- Committee Named been given a teg day.' ______Semi-ripe tomatoes have been blaze, A committee to study the imion’s I to get themselves relieved of paying income tax on the $4,000 His Worship again explained that —rr ~ ~ ■ tition and coaches the Royal City affected by blight at Osoyoos and " , ■ club. . ■ proposals was named by Mayor Mc they receive as members; of parliament. the tag day had been refused be- matter. , 1 j the supply has not been as great as. e l’llTD ft/IltFjl A R Ii Kay. While all departments ‘are af cause lie appUcation tod not been ^ferman hoped, but the warm weather gives x wAJlV. iflu H l A l\J u ' The statement that the indemnity is not large enough and received until all the six had been v out that the granting of a teg day fected, he decided that, as the Fin indication of a rapidly increasing ance, Public Works and Electrical that it costs the members money to perform this public service filled^ ^ to the 9 th Armored would mean supply. NINETY-SIX ON is probably quite true. Members of parliament live away from Alderman Ladd emphasized that that the door jvould 4>e_ j>]^n_fOT MOVED BY S;S. and Waterworks departments were many more teg days. He pointed Cucumbers are in heavy supply , principaUy concerned, the chairmen home_for long monthsj_tliey_have considerable travelling ex- he had heard a great deal of talk, ,*c above the-demand, and potatoes are T |x , M m Uf T f|R C WEDNESDAY of. these committees, Aldermen penses, and they'are fair target for every money-raising organi- and felt that the grtoting of ^ _ to page 10 story 3; moving in; carlots to poastal points. -A JCaes, ^Sutherland and Pettigrew, zation in their entire constituency. They have many more ex- day was the best way to end the Turn to page 10, siory far .below the celing price. Straight — —_ should 'form the committee.The cars are going at ^ 5 per ton f.o.b. ■ ; .IT-, • 1 t Siunmer arrived with a.real bang committee will investigate the penses than the general public appreciates, and it is quite prob Cabbage is active but scarce. Thirty-one Examined and Fow jn the Okanagan this ■ week-end, + l ^ .?• + ably true that the four thousand dollars does not cover the ob ■ Moved— Different Story In when for the tost time this* season p f S m ^ n d thl®r empte^^^^^ ligatory expenses. And then the income tax takes an appreci American Bands Expected To Vernon the mercury climbed to summer ticton, Vernon and Kamloops in SEA CADETS __ levels. The only trouble was that particular able slice of it. As the result of toe reviewing of it climbed too far and too fast. The F .Some members last week argued that the members of the A d d Color To Regatta Events thirty-one temporary labor permits maximum recorded by Weatherman resulted in a short but one of House of Com m ons should be exempt from income tax, at OFF XO CAJyiF . by a special Selective Service board D. Chapman on Tuesday was 88, least insofar as their sessional indemnity is concerned. Such a ■------_ ■ here last week, four'men have been while at five on Wednesday it had aj ^ this year. ihove would be a grave mistake, as it would be misunderstood A s Program Nears Completion Approximately Forty W ill At- taken from non-essential industries reached the 96 degree m ark.‘Nough it was suggested that toe whole tend Whytecliffe Camp businesses and moved to jobs said! > Council shoidd serve as a commit- by a large section of the public and lower the prestige of the . in essential industries. ’ ------^------—— tee on this matter, but Alderman Members of Parliament. After all, income tax is supposed to vVeiiatchee Band Will Again Thrill Crowd—U.S. Air Sutherland expressed the opinion Kelowna’s smart corps of Royal „ r S i % n h r f f V e m o n X p?e^^! be applied to everyone, and to start giving exemptions would -r» j A/1xr#»rHQincr Canadian Sea Cadets, ‘‘GrenviUe.’’ CORP 'N *PERRY that, as the C.GJ*. was toe political be a fatal error. In any event, who are the members of the Force Band Expected 'Thureday — Advertising wing of the Canadian Congress of Labor, and as Alderman O. L. Jones . House that they should be given this special privilege? Qut For Big S h o w — -LeglOh Pipers W i l l F la y SLn^ efss^" VICTIM OF CRASH was the C.C.F. Federal candidate, If the M.P.’s arie finding it difficult to get along on their ^ ^ it would be difficult for him to rep- present indemnity— and they probably are— the indemnity the Kelowna International Regatta just two weeks proceed to Vancouver and toence essential jobs in this, cit^ last sum- East Kelowna Girl Seriously should be increased in some manner, but they should continue ^ away, plans for the biggest gala in history are fast reach- to Whytecliffe, TirV>oiT-o where .^Vio toe camp4 T i. J T "—good ------money------during the past"'•* ----- month representative on .toe local : com .and Dollars He invested in thinning and picking cherries, and province, in an address in the southern town recently, argued Wenatchee toat the famous L e g io n show far ahead of anything seen . .. T ^ . L ;-----J ------r.------ij i_ - . . , - -;r_. —:n in Regattas. ' A by-law to regulate bathing and mittee studying ways and means of Canada’s Future On Satur- a substantial proportion of this that the Japanese could not be repatriated because it would, be bu^e band ' from that city will in part swimming in Okanagan Lake, in so immediately improving the local (Jay- money should find its way to the illegal, but advocated that^we quote the Herald— they should t*^® y®®^’ far as it can be controlled by the situation as regards juvenile delin- ■ _ L _ best investment in the future, War I; never be allowed to congregate in one province or one section ^ triumphant ar- is hoped that Ken Miur and E._G. City Council, was passed at toe quency". Mr. ■\yilcox is also amem- Saturday is War Savings<, Day. Savings. Then, too, he points out meeting on Monday night. The by- ber of this committee. , Once each montomonth there is a spec- there are those who have beep of a province, but should be spread out across the Dominion.’ rival oil on toeuie nvo. ims. Pendozi. Visitors Weddell will team , 4up, to • handle- .,1. toe n law prohibits any person from The Council took the stand that ial effort made to boost the sale of working in the packing houses, It is interesting to note that Mr. W inch argues th at some- to the Regatta get a real bathing or wading in any area this' committee had been empower- g j. Savings Certificates a n d some of whom, have really been thing cannot be done because it is illegal and advocates some- of ,toe band playing fropi Dulls t e topin spark the two-day meet. where signs prohibiting it are er- ed to make suggestions and .carry May, through this meth- I’t^king fabulous sums daily, it* ected. ' out .plans in this matter, and that War Savings Day, $350 was Mr. Bull also urges that the thing else which is equally as illegal. Mr. Winch does not want ^^Lt^d*on**its'way ‘ ‘It is expected that a few entrants The penalty for breaking the by-, all such matters should be chan- people of Kelowna cherry growers—who have been to repatriate the Japanese, but does urge that they be spread to the dock. Ihe Wenatchee^ band Contacted law is set at $J0O for each offence, nelled through the committee. and district. In June the amount *blessed with excellent weather to thinly across the Dorhinion. of and thefr aonfear- are pessimistic about sending con- On Monday " / 4 THE KELOWNA COURIER riiUIlSDAY, JULY 20, l&U PAGE TWO TO ATTENO KEOA'ITA ing II there will be a Kegatta Lct« MATRICULATION More About MORE LOTS G. A. Bucknell, ail old-tinier from Oiis year, and indicating that. If 'En4erby, wr'Ueis from Naastimo ejsk- he will be in attendance. EXAMINATION CIVIC SOLD BY CITY RESULTS_ EMPLOYEES Revenue Increased By $11,584 Since First Of Year If The War Ends Tomorrow Local Students Pass Junior and From Page L Colunm a Lots sold by the City this year Senior Matric Exams that Aid. SutherlaJid was augg»>.st- to dale have increased the civic ing that he \»’ouid inject politics revenue by $11,584 since Uie first . . . what then? Kelowna students who wrote their Into his work on the committee. "I of tlie year. Tlio revenue oidainable Junior Matriculation or Univei-slty have represented the taxpayers of from this source was cstliiuited at How will the change from war to peace-time economy bo LOANS to FARMERS entrance examinations in June tills city for many years," he said, $3,500 when the budget was made accomplished? Can we successfully absorb our returning were told bn Saturday how tlicy •'und have been entrusted with up some montlis ago. However, the hud farc'd. work on many important commit extraordinary rush to purchase City- veterans and demobilized war workers? These are the The following report gives in ul- tees, but I have never been accused owned residential property has al phubcUcal order tlio names of all of playing politics and I resent the ready upped the revenue much over questions Canadians are asking today. candidates who have obtained com the estimate. The answers M UST be found! FOR SEASONAL PURPOSES, plete standing cither by examina insinuation." Tlie cash actually received by tion or by recoirmiendallon. Names Aid. Sutlierland replied that he tlie City amounted to $9,759.90 on The right of the individual, first: to work and cam; of cuitdidates granted partial stand did not sec how a man serving a Monday niglit, but further sales of second: to choose his work freely; third: to rise unrestricted ing and names of Uioso who have political parly us a cundldato could lots at that time brought the total obtained marks only are not given fully represent the taxpayers of U»e to $11,504. to the level of his demonstrated abiUty— these should bo in tlic list. city when ho was dealing with a On Monday, by-laws were given inalienable to every Canadian. While part of the population Statements of rnarks have bc'en group whose political Interests are three readings to dispose of the foll mailed to all candidates. Those who the same as his but diametrically is insecure, none is secure. opposed to the interests of the tax owing proportlcs: have failc'd to pass the exarpina- Lots 40 and 41, Registered Plan tho restoration of depressed in tions are granted credit for all pa payers. 413, being 402 and 404 Richter St., We Must pers In which they have obtained Tlie verbal battle was on hot and to Bula Mao Forcade und Pauline dustries and the introduction of 50 per cent or more. heavy with the sound waves meet Virginia Morrlsh, for $275. Think and Plan new ones. Supplemental examinations will ing half-wuy across the table und Lot 33, Registered Plan 535, being Our post-war problem con bo bo held In Kelowna from August clusldng tlicre, adding heat to the 207 Royal Avenue, to Albert Man- Fortunately, in British Colum solved in only one way—by in 20th to September 1st. already unbearably hot Council del, for $150. bia, tho ground-work has already creasing the productivity of in Kelowna High School chamber. Lot 34, Registered Plan 535, being been laid. By 1939, wo had be dustry. This means world vis- i Robert Alfred Bath, Muriel Ag Finally, as both aldermen paused 207 Royal Avenue, to John Andrew 1 M l for breath, Mayor McKay managed Krassman, for $1^. come Canada’s third manufac ion, financial daring, constant nes E. Burke, Russell Crowley, turing province. Our per capita ly improving------technology.---- Tftls Kate Norcen Rutherford Bain, to suggest that probably Alderman Lots 59, 00 and (U. Registered Alison Elizabeth Day, Dorothy Mar Jones hod misinterpreted Alderman Plan 1102, being 68, 70 and 72 Wil figures were rapidly overtaking means sincere co-operation by garet Fowler, Marianne Ethel Sutherland’s remarks und that the son Avenue, to Fernand Lcduc, for those of Ontario and Quebec, and management and labour. whole thing hud better bo forgot $175. , , There is nothing here beyond Franklin, Elva Mae Friesen, Cecil ten. Lot 2, Registered Plan 694, to our people were enjoying the you require ready cash George Hewlett, Allan Osamo Ko»- highest wage and living stand our capacity.' British Columbia’s boyushi, David Frederick Leckie, ' Alderman Hughes-Games was of Joseph Avender and Kathleen Ber \ • the opinion that, “as the words have tha A vender, for $200. ards in Canada. record proves it. Nancy Elizabeth Lemon, Harold Ed been said, I think Alderman Suther for the purchase of seed, fertilizer, livestock, farm equipment ward Marshall, Lois Lenore Math- Lot 24, Registered Plan 1246, be All this was made possible be eson, Kathryn Elizabeth Murdock, land should withdraw his remarks.” ing 172 Grenfell Avenue, to Casper Ian Malcolm Garth Macdonald, Lois Alderman Jones then demanded Clemenz for $125, cause British Columbia industry that Alderman Sutherland with Lots at 130 and 132 Harvey Aven had won jor its products an as and for other legitimate purposes, call at your local branch of Marguerite McKlm, Alfred Joseph draw his Insinuatioin, and Aid.. Suth ue to C. J. Gurr on option. Price Rampoine, Richard Darrell Brooks erland retorted that he' had made sured place in world trade. In Bye, Helen Barbara Schultz, Clara $750, on which $250 is paid and re 1939, no less than 60% of the en T he R oyal Bank of Canada. The Manager will be glad to discuss Joanne Spall, Annie Jane Spiers, no insinuation but had merely sug mainder to be paid by November 1. Peter James Stirling, Lilian Mar gested that because of his dual posi The east half of Lot 3, Block 54, tire industrial production of this tion Aid, Jones would And it diffi Registered Plan 202, was rented to province was sold outside our garet Sugars, Belinda Daphne Tay cult to serve the best interests of Eleanor M. Boyer and Cedric Boy a loan with you, explain the simple terms under which it lor, Stuart Edward Weddell, Frank (the city and its taxpayers. er from September 1st for a period borders. Cameron Wilkinson, Mary Lenney Alderman Jones came back with not exceeding two years, the rental Williams. that he would withdraw from the being $8 per month. Industry Unites can be made and the convenient arrangements available for Kelowna Private School committee when every other aider- Donald Howard' Henderson. man who has any connection with For Action GUARD WELL YOUR Private Study a political .party also withdrew. RELEASES CITY repayment. “There are some oif you here,” he To prepare now for new and ' William Grant Stuart Thomson. charged, “who have no interest in Rutland High School FROM CLAIMS heavier responsibilities in the the problems of labor and are not . post-war period, representative Helen Pauline Bahlman, Bertha interested in progress." Lending money is one of the principal functions of this bankj Alice Gamer, Jimmie Kitnura, Jean At this juncture .Mderman Ladd In return for a “sympathetic grant’’ .leaders in industry have formed Issued by the Public Service Ritchie McDougall, Nasashi Saka interjected a remark which eased of $25 to cover damage to her cloth “The British Columbia Federa Division o/ The We are always pleased to advance cash on loan to any respon moto, Genevieve Senger, Doreen the tension, saying, “That would ing, Mrs. J. A. McCelvey has signed tion of Trade and Industry” Stewart, Lois Ruth Wanless,, Eric leave no one on the committee ex a release discharging the City of They will collect all available British Columbia Federation Redmayne Wightman. cepting me.” Kelowna from all further claims Mayor McKay asked the aider- arising, from a fall she sustained on research data applicable to the of Trade and Industry sible individual able to repay out of income. SENIOR MATRICULATION men' to come to order, , and Aid. needs of individual industries. the night of June 13. A non-political organization The following candidates have Jones interrupted with, “It’s about Mxs. McCelvey was riding on They will study such matters as F*lA successfuUy passed their Senior time you stopped all this nonsense, Piendozi Street at dusk when her Matriculation tests. The s ^ e rules this foolishness.” bicycle struck an area of tar which outlined above for Junior Matricu Mayor McKay said he regretted was on the road. The bicycle skid lation candidates . apply to those the verbal passage. The aldermen ded and she fell, damaging her Senior Matriculation candidates had worked well together and the clothing and injuring herself. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA who were not successful in all their Coimcil had been a happy one, and examinations. it was this fact that had led him Kelowna High School ito accede to many r^uests to again serve as Mayor. He felt that • .i^d. Doris May Rutiierford ]^ n , Al- J'ones had read something into F. J. WILLIS, M a n a g e r lyne Mary Glenn, Mitsuke Macharai KELOWNA BRANCH Judith Roma Middlemass, Norma Aldl Sutherland’s remarks which Jeanette - Proud, Alfred Joseph had not been there. He named Ald Rampone, Patricia Mary WeddeU, ermen Pettigrew, Jones and Suth In Germany they have a name and in the coming age of wood our rope it is a public offence to start Charles John West, Robert Saburo erland as the committee to meet the for it—“Universal Material.” Even vast forests will play even a bigger a forest fire. We must put a stop to union representatives. in Canada, wood has m any uses, role in our every day Iffe. Tn Eu- our, forest fires, too. . . Yamamoto. ' From the isidelines the battle FRAGRANT looked like a draw. Aid. Sutherland stuck to his opinion that Aid. Jones should not serve on the committee and did not withdraw from that iwsition, but Aid. Jones was ap pointed to the committee. OF THE WEEK FULL STRENGTH Union Demands The Union bargaining committee is composed of Alexander Ruddick, Lance S. Weeden and Daniel O’ CULL FOR COFFEE Brien, C.C.L. organizer. The union asks: m 1. That the imion representa PROFIT tives vnll be the sole, bargaining ■ agency in any dispute between the Every Poultry Raiser City and its employees. should CULL FOR 2. That the City wiU ^only em-- PROFIT! During the ploy persons who are members of growing season, cull and' the imion. ' destroy any sick or un-i 3. That the City will deduct from thrifty birds. Suck birds the employees’ pay cheques all dues may( spread disease and assessments accruing to the throughout the whole union. ^ . . flock. Real culling for. THank §mdms$ 4. Hours of work. All departments profit is done at the except the Fire Department to work time of placing pullets a 44 hour week, being eight hours Q iri laying quarters—and from Monda'y to Friday and four we must watch care Ukkfs €&0ked Sp&0k&iii hours on Saturday. Overtime rate fully for TWO THINGS of pay; to be oiie and oiie-half times —first, don’t save a poor the re ^ la r hourly rate for the first pullet just because the four hours, then double the hourly puUet crop may be i$ k0€ki rate. Sundays and statutory holir scarce. Second, 'never days to be double pay. keep a poor bird—^just 5. No employee shall be discharg because it came from / t ’S BEEN a long, long time since Libby’s delicious ed without good and sufficient some famous hatchery- cause or except for reasons of econ man. It is better to Cooked Spaghetti has been on your grocer’s shelves . . . about 2 omy. A grievance conimittee shall feed eight good pullets years. . . but this old favourite is b a c k there w o m ' . A taste-tempting, be appointed by the conunittee to and destroy four poor deal with employee problems with ones—than to feed the nourishing d.ish you can prepare in less than ten minutes . . . at a the Council, ’ , ' . , twelve at a LOSS. A cost of only about 3c per generous serving. 7. AU. employees shall be hired poor bird is a liability and promoted on a basis of senior- to the poultry raiser. Libby’s Cooked Spaghetti melts in your mouth. Tender, creamy After one year’s continuous Keep the birds -with a strands that are made from the finest Canadian wheat, then service, two weeks’ , holiday with p broad back, deep body, : pay.. ■ _ ■; clean cut face, fine tex drenched in appeteasing sauce. This sauce alone is a taste-thrill 9. Rate of pay increases. The ture comb and wattles, higher-paid' employees ask gener bright eye, close feath . , . a tangy, zestful blend of luscious, wholesome tomato juice, ally for a $5.00 per month increase, ering and alert carriage. matured Canadian cheese, piquant spices and artful seasonings. while the higher-paid m en' on an When you have culled hourly basis seek an increase of out the poor birds, you “ ' * ’ '**• t A i s o a t b Scrumptious! five cents per hour. Common labor, have kens that will however, which is now- paid 55 mean PROFIT to you. Here’s the ideal dish for a flavourful change from meat. Perfect, cents per hour, wants this increas Everything about the too, when you’re in a hurry yet want something nourishing. Just ed by 10 cents to 65 cents per hour. healthy birds must be kept spotlessly clean... . right for the children’s lunch when they come in hungry from and a great deal de pends upon- giving them play. N o trouble. N o fuss. Just heat and serve. Easy to a BALANCED RATION. prepare—and easy on your budget. Next time you shop be sure We have proved that to get Libby’s Cooked Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce and Cheese. SHUB-GAiN LAYING MASH — manufactiured Double your money hack if you don’t agree that it s the best you ve right here in Kelowna, to give, yoa fresh, low- ever tasted! cost feed—^will increase production. Hens will H i i lay extra eggs this fall, and keep right onTayr ing during the winter l « i months. SHUR - GAIN OoubL LAYING MASH con tains the protein, vita » i d o n ; „ ^ p f s mins, and minerals that every hen. needs for ...... steady p r o d u c tio n . i w You’U find it a wonder n u n m ful investment. Drop ■ in and talk over poultry raising* with the KEL OWNA GROWERS’ EX CHANGE. They’ll be delighted to tell you how SHUR-GAIN LAY ING MASH means more ^ '' dollars in your pocket. MR. VIC TEMPLEMAN, KELOWNA, GROWERS’ .'-'O' authorized speaker for Technoc racy Inc., who is Tnaking h toulr Of EXCHANGE N British Coliunbia, will give a lec- ture in the Orange Hall, on July '25th, ht 8.30 pm. , M Technocracy Inc. has gained wide publicity recently for the -program • ; of Total Conscription which .they sponsor both as a- war and post-war measure. - , AND/IT COSTS The public are Invited to attend MY CHILDREN LOVE I CAN'SERVE IT the coming lecture. At the con THIS/ EASILY ONLY UBBY, McNBU & llBBY OF CANADA, UMITED clusion of his address the speaker 3( A SERVING) CHATHAM • ONTAIIO will answer Questions from, the NOURISHING FOOD! ,,!N IQ MINUTES! audience. Adv. PAGE THREE n-sumBAY, ivhr m liNM t h e KELOWNA COURIER m THURSDAY. JULY Vi, 1M4 THE KELOWHA COURIER PAGE FOUR L.-P. LEADER Experiment I iFO v l R l \ OjnULJLsSAI F WILL S P E M Boys Farm Labor Group Is Men’s and Boys* f i: Fergus McKean On Liberal- &% ACRES IN ORCHARD Labor Coalition Tonight Proving Success at East Kelowna F ully modern bunj^alow. Newtowns, Delicious, Macs. Fergus McKean, provincial lead By J. H. G. er of the Labor-Progressive piarty, SUMMER will speak in the Orange Hali to Anytime you are fecUnif bored grower haj a complali»t about any $7,500.00 night at eight o’clock. with We or your troubles seem to boy, the youngster is put to work m» subject will deal principally be closing in on you, take a trip on the rock pile. With the eagle Terms can be arranged. with the meaning of a Liberal- out to the ancrgoncy Farm Labor eyes of the directors upon him, he CLOTHING Labor coalition government. Hostel at tbd, East Kelowna school, really works too, and, of course, he Angus Campbell, of Copper I will guarantee tliot a couple of gets no pay for his labors. After Mountain.’ has been nominated as nuurshours »PI7UIspent Wimwith theum mi^IiHigh School eight hoursituuia V*of thatwsw* his...« point of A t Fumgrton^s FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE the party’s candidate in Yale. He youngsters there will revive■ your----- view ■ Bum's - completely.------It JjQg -- is anold-timer of that district. spirits ^ and dissipate any doubts never failed that, when no returns TD. It was announced In a press dls- you may have about the younger to work the next day, he Is a A FEW OF OUR MANY E.M.CARRUTHERS&SON,L^ patch from the cast some weeks generation. changed boy and usually leads his VALUES! ago that tlie ■■ Labor-Progressive q«tie visit there last Monday was a companions in the crew, MORTGAGES - REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE party headquarters had cojpoe out revelation of what can be done by When you gather up fifty boys — LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US -■ in support of the present federal work and organization to turn in a hurry there arc bound to be Men’s Sweaters and Sweater Coats— Liberal government. This p ro p e l ^ bunch of city lads into efficient some mlsllts but they didn’t last apparently will form the subject orchard workers who take their long. Once it was apparent that A t ...... -...... $1.49 to $6.95 foj Mr.rut- McKean’sivr..v«..nV address.nriHroRK ’ jj^pcks wIth 8 gtlti and come back they couldn’t or wouldn’t fit into Men’s Sport Shirts...... 98c to $2.49 for more. the scheme, they were returned to The hostel at East Kelowna Is a their homes an^ replacements Men’s Broadcloth Shirts .. $1.49 to $3.50 FIREMEN SEEK great experiment. It Is the first of found. ’This period of adjustment Is Its typo In British Columbia and re- over now and Dm directors report Men’s Dress S o x ...... 25c, 35c to $1.00 48-HOUR W PK suits In the first two weeks make that they don’t anticipate any fur- Men’s Felt Hats .... $1.95, $2.49 to $4.95 ■------it clear that It will be a success. ther replacements, "Our great pro- A.A> resolution, advocating tl>atthat a Two factors are primarily re- blem, sold Mr» Inkster, “is to teach Men’s Fancy Straw s.. 98c, $1.49 to $2.25 40-hour week for firemen be In- gponslble for the results already the boys how to work. This type * »►' stltutcd within one year of the close achieved. of labor Is entirely new to all of Men’s ,Sport Slacks...... $3.95 to $7.95 of major hostilities, will be present- First Is the leadership and ad- them and a certain period of nd- ed by Kelowna to the Okanogan nilnlstratlve genius of the two dir- justment was necessary. They ore Men’s Sport Jackets...... $2.95 to $7.50 Valley Municipal AsswlaUon meet- actors, J. A. Inkster and A. S. Croll. settling down in n wonderful way Ing here todoy^ T hu^ay. vieht In Oocn every grower on our list is The City Council on Monday wigni in upen pretty well satisfied and some aro The many years of experience In tlie Agricultural Chemical nlgl^t made it plain that it was not When the first group of 25 boys about the results." fleld has enabled C-I-L, through these dlfllcuU times, to advocating the move, but was pre- arrived from Vancouver things was a scorcher and a .'•anting it merely as an accommoda- were a bit of a mess. The tents , ^ work Greater Savings on provide adequate supplies of fertilizer and Plant Protection tion to the firemen. It appears that which house the workers had not result of the heat However, i Products. there is a general move in the lar- arrived fr6m government storage in , ^ through ger cities to change the working Victoria and only two larger tents great ^ BOYS* SU M M ER TOGS hourc of the firemen and this can were on the ground. However, the without complaint be done only by the Legislature, hight was warm and sleeping out BOYS’ KHAKI SHORTS— BOYS’ COTTON KNIT PULLOVER The resolution is being presented by didn’t seem any hardship. Just a- direc- local firemen to obtain the reaction .^out the time the kids started to 4 to 7 years ...... :...... $1.00 SWEATERS. At— of Interior councils, which, incid- ^own along th.e fence b o u n d - are kept busy wito ^ 8 to 14 years, at ...... $1.25 FERTILIZER DIVISIO N entally do not at. present come un- j„g school grounds a gale came ""ilk ^ alav^ an eXceL 49c, 65c, 75c, 98c, $1,25 dor the provlnchl Ipg.olat.on ,to ,rom ,ho north .nd ^ a S L BOYS’ SHARKSKIN that regard. - slclan Is on call and all casualties SPORT JACKETS ..... $3.95 BOYS’ SUMMER CAPS. At— eyes and throats. gre reported to be doing well. “ The boys had no sooner disap- « BOYS’ KHAKI BLOUSES. 25c, 35c, 49c65c ' peared under their blankets and Accommodations (Sanforized), At, each .... settled down when the sky opened ’The school ground is inches deep $1.49 TRUE STORIES OF CANADIAN WAR HEROES up and do'wn came rain in buck in dust, but toe boys make toe best ets. ’There was a mad scramble in of it and softball is popular. ’Two By , the darkness to get as many as pos- washing machines (hand power) are GORDON SINCLAIR ible into the two tents and the rest in constant use every night, and the CLEARANCE SALE OF Internationally-famous in the recreation room which was ^youngsters__ ^___ __ are „getting _ quite . ex- journalist and author formerly the classroom at the pert. ’They started by trying to of several best-selling school. What a mess—but in spite put their shirts through without un- hooks on war and travel. of it all they were out to work the rolling the sleeves, but soon found next morning. that it didn’t work. Tent floors are Ladies' and Misses Coats 1 Growers Pleased watered down each day and this lays A group of attractive styles, made of imported tweeds, ’The tents arrived the next day ^ coV,r>ni JnoinHpq and were followed by the second addifira to toe sch^l in d u es herringbones and novelty fabrifis. Guaranteed satin lining. Fitted and boxy styles. to rto tafeJro to S tT ^M ty fw h ^^ ^ back Priced from— ' ional 25 boys. Indications areS mthat S beJ”"'*'; welcome, " and^ S’XnSlZ’ donations Sadly gladly $10.95 • $22.50 toe request may be granted if toe received. tont Cdmp) 3 -SUCC6SS is LI10 , ©sis, HiVGry tli© Doy. agreea that tne eats orpare. “ sweiiqwpH” the same meals ■fhnv ana 'imvp 30 m'time m tneIn- FUMERTON’S LTD. cfdentally, the directors are still “WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT’’ was' cooked, to perfection and. so P . . _ tender it could be cut with a Swimming Hole _ spoon. New green peas, new. potato Down at Mission Creek the boys salad, cottage cheese, and pudding have biiilt a swimming pool, where completed a meal that was tops in they spend every evening, retum- every respect and how those kids ing before 9.30 if they want to.to get Watson who tore into toe grub. I never ^w saw in on a pre-bedtime snack which one youngster take a breato when is waiting for them. In spite of the Valley, left last Fri- downing the gallons of milk con- tremendous amoimts of food con- toe the Okanaganoxanagan Valley, left „ last Fn- __ Six-Room Bungalow day for their home in Vancouver. sumed. They just tipped the glass- sumed at suppertime, ifw as notice- Before leaving, toe commumty pre es and the milk disappeared. able that they all turned up for sented them 'With a beautiful The huge platters of meat liter- more nourishment around nine, of white woollen blankets and a ' FOR SALE ally vanished before my eyes but They are enthusiastic about the lovely wooden tray •with wooden there was more in reserve—there coming Kelowna Regatta, and a lot fruit bow^l to match.^ Living room^with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 3 bed are no rules against second, pricven of them are going to enter the var- third helpings. Only one regula- ious events. According to report^ Sgt. Frances Hume, C.W.A.C., w ill, rooms and bathroom." Basement with hot air furnace. k O M i e m i tion. is enforced. Nothing must be there are some goqd swinmers^and arrive home this . week from her left on the plates, because that is divers among the crowd, and they station ^i-at Aldershot, N. S. She plans Two lots with lovely gardens; ^ waste. When they : first arrived, should win their share of trophies.: on leaving on Friday fW 'bea^, some of the boys took more than Mail was distributed after supper v/^here she will visit her sister, FU L L P R I C E ..... $4,750.00 they could eat. It was not surpris- and letters and parcels occupied the James Robertson, until ’Tu^daj^ Sift ifA ifs tm w R ing—they were hungrier than they attention of a lot of the group as when she will return to spend had ever been in their lives after they conned the latest news^om remainder of g d d e s l t d a day outdoors and their eyes were home or the “girl friend.” There parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hume, McTAVISH, WHnilS & A . TW TH EN the HitleF Line 'was smashed before the fall of Rome, Canadians bigger than their stomachs. "were a couple of phone calls from . _ physical training, Phone 217 Kelowna,: B.C. yY smashed it. Spearheading those Canadians was Canada’s Gay some probably didn’t know , t h ^ anxious parents in ^^ncouver, but . stationed at Edmonton, could have another helping^ these are tapering off as ^the lads Reed and their two child- Colons, the 48th lughlanders. . everything and played safe. Well, settle down and write enthuMasne ^ .Saturday to return to Incredible, but true, is the adventure of Lieutenant Norman Ballard, an that’s all over now, and nota scrap reports of their new surroundings. after spending two weeks remains when the plates are clear. Homesickness took its toll dunng gf the home of his parents, Ontario divinity student, during that victory. ed away. the first week burtois is an old Mrs. G. W. H. Reed, and Mrs. Kehoe is the cook in charge story now and they have adaptea . Ballard’s company had knocked out four, anti-tank guns, two armored and as long as she is on the job themselves to their environment. • • „ cars, numerous pUl boxes, a tank and a howitseer, then advanced through with her two efficient assistants An Exberlment Sergt.-MajorWm.Short,of C ^ - a forest of oak. there-will be no trouble about the . •o„oiv too brook, Mrs. Short and their smaU S t j T r f t ^ meals. Already some As has been said previouslj^ toe daughter, Marflyn, are spentoi^. a Beyond lay a wheatfidd and the Highlanders pushed through that grain of the boys are filling out and its hostel is an experiment holiday in Kelowna and arevcalling in the coradence that anothd regiment was with them. ' a safe b et that their weight will in-; has ^eenTearned already and m many Glenmore friends this crease from 10-15 pounds by Oct- takes made will not be repeated. I( But they were, alone! ober With that food they jus. Catherine Comer who has Leading hia platoon of 24 men, Ballard was ahead of the main battalion when 39 Nazi snipers and machine gunners opened fire from a fortified ridge. ' “ T e h Haa 'a K w her - Each boy has a number and has boys who secured good , marks in still confined to becL Ballard’s runner fell. Seizing the wounded m an’s rifle, the ofiGicer charged his o'wn place at one of the two tbeir school work. Next year this chase and Face the Problem Now through broken wire. The rifle was empty. Ballard didn’t have a single tables. In the morning they pick be taken ihto consideratipn • by Mrs. 1*. up thein lunches at a table outside 'when the crews are picked, and the jgbnstone, spent a few days last shell. He tossed the empty rifle away, then raced up hill and through the toe front entrance of the school a- adjustment p.eriod will be less sev- fishing at Douglas Lake, re The extent to which your Estate will attract •wire, tow ard the enem y. ^ long with their card which lists ere in consequence. Another move home on Saturday. ' ' Dominion and Provincial Succession Duties, and the their name, the employer’s name .wm be the picking of ,the. a p h - . ^ Ballard, alone and unarmed, kicked four Nazi, snipers in the teeth, eyes and has-^space for the num ^r pt cants by teachers who kno'w to^^ Income Taxes your heirs'may have to pay on distri and nose until they raised their hands in squealing surrender. hours -worked, or the number of Both these changes will cut down tered the Kelowna boxes or crates picked and toe a- |be turnover to a minimum,, it is pital last week. Miss Xillmn Brigm butions mode to them, will depend considerably on the Seventeen of his 24 men were able to p d t forward and help their officer. mount earned each day. Details of g ^ t e d . . - „ ' ^ ' and. Jud. Scham erhom nature of your assets and the> terms of your Will. On the way they killed nine Germans, wounded, twice as many, captured the work are filled in by the grow- Both Inkster and Groll are t^ch- undergone operations for^^^ a the ridge and held it four hours until they made another advance. er each afternoon at five -when grs at the West Vancouver High citis and are makingTavorable pro Needless loss of part of your life savings may be work is finished. A lot of the boys ggbool, and about a third of toe gress towards rbeovery. Counting the four' snipers Ballard kicked into surrender, prisoners walk, to work at nearby orchards boys at thd hostel are from; their avoided by having os review; your-Tnvestnients and numbered 30 and Nazi dead were nine. The casualties of the Hi^blanders and get 15 minutes “■walking time ggbool.. The balance are from .|T « , your Will, in the light of existing Tax Laws, and advise allowance. ' schools throughout Vancou-^r, ■with U aD * l.r£iyX iliV r* kJ K numltered seven, of whom three will live to fight again. . you what adjustments could be mode to minimize the Rome fell six days latere . • , mmrd .0 SS. .KSSS. ANTI-AIRCRAFT burden of multiple levies. . wages’! 'h ^ S e t tbat-a choto ance fund IS being set Up wito con ? . f ihe bovs and, while tak- Y V L iA xL /*’ ' W e w ould be'glad to give you on estimate of I n Fm nCB^ in Italy, in the massive air uffenstve over ISermany, and on the high trlbutions by the growers.^ and other Succession Duties on your present assets, after allow seas, Canadian forces are closing in for the tdlt. All-out production of high-test prevents work for a few "^ys me ing p rule with a fairly stem alcohol, essential to making explosives, synthetic rubber and other vital war materials ing for the residue of 1942 Income Tax and other •—that is' the only objective.of the management and men of V.D.L. until final victory £ J ’!'Jg S ’“ wago"s S: ftom. 3? hand.' The hoys know now that is ours. And ^*all-out** production is no glittering generality here—alcoholfor victory to liabilities, so that you may see what might be left for pours from this war-geared plant without a momenVs pause, twenty-four hours a ---- .T.V , Hf.ni It is their first tnp here, out your dependants. day—every day in the year. More than any similar plant in Canada. afe tL boys working? all the lads are already bo°stersJor craft giant gun is being by the United States Army to clear the You are welcome to consult vs in confidence skies of enemy planes. ^ . Army Ordnance experts at tne at any time without obligation. I n 1924, U.D.L. commenced operations at its present location on the banks of "Sd’s i M = k . rhiherLst the Fraser River. Today, after two decades of consistent progress-^with_ seventeen tolt^nothT®25ther 25 couldcould be guaranteed of values, ana took to^w^Ssthe wraps from .tne nulU- acres of modern buildings and equipment—second to none in the Dominion, it is Western work. "IL’SIt’s lou too bad uau wew.c didn’tvaa^*** ^ start pockets. — 'The r: ' experiment looks like jj^g|j.g anti-aircraft cannon, bigger Canada’s only independent distillery. this thing sooner,”" heVif. remremarked, ar^d, an assured successsuccess. kvby far than any other similar arma-arma THE ROYAL TRUST ) I ment kno-wn. . , . . -._- . and that just about sums it up. Reporters saw. a demonstration, oi CORPORATE PERSONAL' growers are well satisfied now that SECURITY COMPANY $ ERVICE the weak sisters have been weeded PENSIONERS out and sent home. Not every potential firing rate of. 12 ^ e lls a^ youngster is perfect, but all are minute. Newest feature of the. mo- 626 PENDER STREET WEST, VANCOUVER trying, are learning to work, and MEET HERE eul is an automatic rammer, w hi^ over half the. crews are excellent. S s a fo-pound shell in-toe breech A meeting of the old age pension adjusts its fuse and rams^home a ' . Telephone ': MA 8411 ers of the district was held in toe semi-fixed charge of P°wder.^^ ilNITEB . .DISTILLERS LTD. Orange Hall bn Thursday, J u ^ 13, Assembled in Grand Rapids, INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL DIVISION ______. ----- , T4. o nifrmv se- deteils are' avaUable on its P6r- aircraft weapon previously iwed jady- work. It’s the weto passed for the formation of a grounds. J* testing was a W ndmrnetre^gun, V A N G O U V E R AND G R I M S B Y, C A NAD A “ rock pile,” and a day on that, Kelowna branch of the O l d - Age ,cret control'mechanism cannon -was begun several sent a projectile 1cm than half toe works wonders, A lot of rocks are Pensioners Organization of British of n to e^m _ months ago. ' i scattered near the buildings as a Columbia. The ^ =tated. although no T h e biggest U.S. Army anti- to a h e i^ t of about 35,000 feet, result of Installing drains. - If a take place on Thursday, August 10. Colonel Runddl stated, aitnougn THE KELOWNA COURIEK PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, JULY 20, m * TITI7 FNS PAY Classified Advertisements WITH THE ^^Kelowna Park^^ Is N am e G iven LAST RESPECTS Ship of Gallant Merchant Navy TO REV. C. L DAVIS ORDONTS llrirM tw«i»lV-6»« wwAfc fiO» ccu u i * Pirovincial Leader LABOR- PROGRESSIVE PARTY ORANGE HALL, THURSDAY, JULY 20 NU-211 KELOWNA 8 p.m. f i ■ ZOMBIES •>*: WHY HAVE No. 4 (C.W.) Wing. C.T.S.. July 6, 1944. H i \ SORE To the Editor, Kelowna Courier^ Your item in a recent Issue, head a ^ F E E T ? ed "Arc You a Zombie?” caus TmrBSOAY. 4ULY m IW PAGE E ia H T THE iCEJUOWNA CO0KIEE to be chlorinated, according to In SEVEN POUND OKANAGAN VERNON WATER formation received last week from " I .said good-b PROFESSIONAL autlmritative miiitary officials. I'he KELOWNA IN TROUT CAUGHT n i T P i i v CHLORINATED? Department of National Defence to CoiisUpatiun liM oi Ulilo has asked permission of the City and BUSINESS BYGONE DAYS Jo« Fislier landt»d a 7 lb., 1 oz. Cost Will Be Borne By Feder Council to chlorinate the water, Tvegivcti uppUUand luirah cai trout in Okanagari Lake recently, PUBLICITY al Government a»»d has received their assent. It I found my consti Is understood that the entire cost pation was due to ITHBTY YEAB8 AGO which is lOie largest rainbow taken of the project will be borne by so far In July end may win the After a long period of negotia Lck of “bulk" in Thursday, July 16. 1914 Washington Fishermen Learn tion, V’ernon’s water supply, for Uie Government, and that no por my diet — and monthly prize in the Derby. Jim About Competition tion of the expense entailed will I discovered tliat “About 600 excursionists arrived civilian as well m military use. Is fall on the City of Vernon. Directory from Penticton at eleven o’clock Uds Gibb cauglit a nice 5 lb., 5 oz. beau KELLOOt;'S AIX- ty off Manluittan over llio week The Okanagan Trout Derby has n ie water Is checked every week OKAN is a ijcffectly morning by the s.s. 'Okanagan' In received fine co-operation from T. eJgW ounce catch. by the Medical Officer and health grand way to get at connection with a United Sunday end. Penticton’s leading angler In tlio the cause., and, School picnic from tliat town, and, B. McAulIey, Superintendent of authorities, and the camp authori C. M. Horner changed his fishing Game for the State of Washington, derby at Uils time Is J. Rassmussen ties arc quite satisfied with help correct ill” AUTOMOBILES PLUMBERS wltli fine weather of the best Ok gn>und and on a trip to Wo Ssan THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE NINE TmJRSDAY. jm-Y Zi), iW i HITHER AND d J k V W W X V 44m>umaLi^&dik & C 0 . YON Miss Bea Fisiicr left on Sunday LTD. for the Coast, where she will sixmcl PRICES EFFECTIVE P.B.WILLITS the next two weeks. Summer end Winter Mrs. H. C. Bailey, Vancouver, Ha whin lh« immm, yon esa boy oaamy ix>d at momsh who hud Bijent two weeks visiting pr^--«oiwi»t«n% Iwwl—if vob ahop at Safaway. Balow, JULY 20"' 19 her parents, Mr. and Mra. AreWo ytm m i fiii4 aofna tmatM awnoMVtkaa La* tbam guida to Han*y, Pendozi Street, has return yon'to aaai aaviniail 7^1? c ^ T)tuq.Siw Speedy, Accurate ed tc her home at the Coast. Prescription Service JULY 27™ Mrs. Gus Lyons, Vancoiiver, has arrived in Kelowna to visit her mother, Mrs. F. R. E. DeHart. Mrs. PARAWAXm. p., 17c Lyons will be here for U>e Kegutta. # • • PERFECT SEAL or SEALTITE YARDLEY Mr. and Mrs. William Clipping- MTIOH TIME TAW.! dale leave on Friday to spend SEALER RINGS 4 25c ENGLISH LAVENDER }IS», three weeks holiday at the Coast. Coupoiu Valid July tUHi GEM Mrs. Josephine Baker, Banff, is TEA aud COFFEE CERTO . . . t o Iceep you cool spending a few days in Kelowna, Coupons Nos. T 36 & >6 visiting her , pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. CRYSTALS 3 0. p.. 10c SEA LER S William CllppintJdale, Patterson SUGAR Quarts. Coupons Nos. 36 & >T NARROW a ll summer Avenue. * * * Dozen $1.23 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holton, BUTTER THE NEW PURSE BOTTLE Regina, are visiting relatives and Coupons Nos. TO Mid T1 MASON LIDS p. do. 17c (•hown below) friends In Kelowna this week. PRESERYES 8-oz. costs but Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goro have Coupons Nos. DSC St DAA returned from two weeks holiday CERTO PECTIN bottle 25c SCRAPES H AW D YTU eS I 95c spent in Penticton.* • * Mrs. W. A. McGlH left on Mon MASON CROYDON AIR MAID day night for Vancouver. and the larger WRITING PADS : 35c « * « ' iN size ENVELOPES to match ___ 15o Mrs. David Crawford and Miss J. teeM -feiSM PRonucB LIDS Johnston arc spending a holiday at Wide mouth VARDLEV Sutil Lodge, Galiano. Per $2.20 tAvmpgii l l i i ; • * • Miss Audrey Hughes is attending dozen 24c the Canadian Swimming Champion JUICY ships at Vancouver this Week,. O And you’ll find them (with a large assortment o fother Yardley things) • • • W atermelon RIPE Z lbs 13c IN OUR TOILET GOODS SECTION Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Dawson are holidaying at Dee Lake this week. SUNKIST NIVEA SKIN CREAM again in ABSORBENT COTTON — Fine Mr. and Mrs. M. dePfyfler, Ab VALENCIAS lbs 69c stock. iquaUty. Q A /» bott Street, entertained on. Satur O ran g es 6 OXYDOL Per tube ...... v v l / 1-lb. rolls...... I lU i/ day evening prior to the Aquatic Regular dance. w w w CALIFORNIA package ...... MtfC Miss M. Jones returned on Sun SEEDLESS day from a holiday at the Coast. G r a p e s lb. off your lo v ely leg ^ ^ * • « CHIPSO Mrs. Walter Anderson was host Regular VITAMIN A and D TABLETS ess at a beach party on Wednesday ONIONS “ V __ 5c CABBAGE pe,.p package ...... tSiiSC evening, honoring Mrs. H. Gundry, ¥ nr*A¥ i»¥iKENr LOCAli HOXHOUSE who leaves at the end of the month to live in Vancouver. Why Feel Tired? * • • a a k Y p e , . _ lOc CUCUMBERS per lb. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Knooc have re // To get rid of that turned from the Coast. tired feel ini caused CHERUB "LEG SHOW by sluggish liver, D. Whitham! is visiting coastal . . . a velvety leg make-up to take Bile Beans—the points. sAFiwey Mien make lovely legs look lovelier. all-vegetable laxa ^ . ■ ' * ♦ • MILK 10c Never streaks... spots or rubs tive liver pills. So Gordon Menchions, Shell Oil rep off. Easily removed with gentle they are called resentative, Vancouver, was a vis ordinary soap “TTieMedficiificine That itor in Kelowna this week, regis SAVOY and water. In tered at the Royal Anne Hotel. * TENDERIZED PICNIC SHOULDERS b 26c a g lo rio u s S i * ’..50c * • • . golden bronze Mrs. K. Parker, Beach Avenue, tone to . .blend entertained at the tea hour on 'Tues LOBSTER n s 65c with all eos-’ B IL E B E A N S day afternoon, honoring. Mrs, H. * BONELESS PlC^ilC SfiOULDERS ib 35c tnme colours. 'Oviti T Million Bo*csi Used: Lvist ,,y,'-Sir, Gundry and Mrs. H. Moms, the latter of whom is leaving at the end AIRWAY lO O of the month to jpin her husband * BOILING FOWL r ! 29c REBUILD YOURSELF R. Whillis is enjoying a short holi * CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE ,b 15c COFFEE “bt 30c WITH day at the Coast Capt. Charles Gladman, H^bor- QUAKER—9-oz. pkg. master at Hamilton, Bermuda, is the SPECIAL AND COMMERCIAL BEEF ’PHYUOSAN guest of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Buck- POLAROID SUN ^ Q-f .A|er REXALL MILK OF T K g * FOR MEN AND WOMEN land. Capt Gladman is a former MUFFETS 2‘”2 r MAGNESIA. 32-oz. size 1 D i/ East Coast skipper, and is holiday GLASSES OF ALL AGES-ESPEOALLY NUGGET SHOE THOSE OVER FORTY ' ing on a tour through the west ROUND STEAK.K _ 39c BLADE R O A S T ---- 25c Mrs. D. C. Fillmore returned on STOPS PERSPIRATION! eOTiblebSS^ D«ublaSlza$1s50 Saforday from a visit to Vancouver. POLISH tin .../ 10c B • • • ROLLED RIB __ 39c ROLLED SHO. RST.25c CITRIC ACID for cool summer Miss Mae MacLean and her niece, Miss D o r o t h y Washington, both of Per pkg. Vancouver, are spending a ten day __ 15c holiday in Kelowna. ers’ salaries; post-war planning and establishment of Post-War Bureau; benefits and privileges to ex-ser For a few cents protect yoor FACTOR vice men; aid to farmers; motor li G E T S M IL K c o i c ^ ^ r s cence rebate; Forestry Comnussion, I oz. net' liome from germs with PUMPS til institution of new poal and oil regu IN T O T H E COMPARE TOOTH POV/O^* IN POST-WAR lations; various public works pror VALUE I LYSOL .REGULAR SIZE grams; establishment of Industrial Pumps of all types for home and farm use Follow simple directions of Research Council and forestry re D I E T / f ^ mEW! SAFE ! EFFECTIVE ! every carton .... 35c and 65c The lucky New Way lo .^ . B.C. PLANS search work; Treasury control; es and irrigation works. Expert ADVICE and Economy size .— $1.35 Cleaner Teeth, Brighter Smiles tablishment of Purchasing Comimss- , ' INSTALLATION. Radio Address Reviews Pro ion; and general improvement m B. C.’s financial position. _ gress Made By Coahtion In conclusion, the Preinier said: ■ AGENTS FOR BEATTY and DURO PUMPS — "The policies and accomplish In order to tap ithe great resour ments enunciated here are the re^ ces of the Peace River area and the, suits of the combined work and territory which lies between that planning of the Cabinet.. _ ^ _ SCOTT PLUMBING WORKS district and Prince George, exten “We are determined to give busi Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal ^ sion of the Pacific Great Eastern ness administration; to'plan for the Railway into the north country- welfare of the people, and to de PHONE 164 or 559-L. would be necessEUTT, Premier John velop oiur great natural resources i Hart stated in the course of a radio in a manner that will create oppor speech during the past week. . tunities not only for our men and The address was somewhat in the women returning from the services, nature of “a Premier’s report to but also for the younger generation BARGAINS.. the people” and was the first since 7 1 Preinier Hart was chosen to form of our Province.” IN a Coalitibn Goverrment. Apart from T H IS M A M outlining the accomplishments of ' .f that Government, the address feat BUTTER RATION CUMB 6 0 A . ured the following new highlights; TEXAS RANGERS 1 ^ (D. Hope expressed that ar 1$ REDUCED C K O V, Weds., 8.30 p.m. MOUNTAIN/ ■ i QUUdA^eoiX W ea fi! rangements may be made for ex tension of the Pacific ■ Gj^oat East? I . ern Railway to the Peace River Temporary Cut Announced by from the bridge to the engine room Special mark-down prices will be featured District. ' , ,, Ration Board ■ and had a “swell” time meeting the (2) . Twenty-five million dollars officers and crew, who showed him m FRIDAY and SATURDAY to clear broken of public works projects for im , Canadian consumers will have to traditional navy hospitality and mediate start at the conclusion of go e a ^ on their butter supply for couldn’t say too many nice things A lines and oddments in kiddies’ wear. the war. the next few weeks. ■ about the support given the ship by . (3) . Establishment of a $15,000,-in order to build up a shortage residents of Kelowna.' 000 reserve out of surpluses to fin of nearly five million pounds, which No endurance test for you! Take advantage of these .... ance postTwar projeots. . ■ was the position of the butter sup All you :have to do to enjoy (4) . Assurance - that there wulply oh July 1, the:Wartime Prices DIVING BOARD the extra goodness of “ Royal be "no trading” in connection with and Trade Board announces that City” Canned Fruits . and SPECIAL SAVINGS PRICES acquisition of hydro-el^tric assets, butter coupons .72 and 73, which IS COMPLETED Vegetables’ is : to step into and price to be establish^ ^ by an under ordinary circumstances would your grocer’s and ask for independent public commission, ^ t become valid , on August 3, will not them. And there they .are . at up by statutory authority, for. that be useable, until August 10. This Five Metre Stand . Ready For-. —ready in a ■ trice—to. add. purpose. , means that the butter obtained on Spectacular* Fancy Diving their otvn thriUing flavor to (5) . Net debt of province reduc JtUy 20 by coupons 70 and 71 must ed since March, 1941, by $18,365,000. a meal. Get some, for sure, last the consumer three weeks. The addition of a five-metre div tom orrow! ' (6). Report, oh rich coali fields Reductions have also been made ing board has been completed at the THE KIDDIES’ TOGGERY in Peace . River Distract discloses In the quotas to hotels and restaur vast reserves of high quality coal. Kelo-wna Aquatic, and is all ready LIMITED In connection' with the railway ants. . for the fancy diving exhibition ex The over-aU butter picture for hibition which will highlight aquatic Bernard Ave. Phone 688 policy, Premier Hart 'quoted from Canada shows a substantial short g f i Y A L O T Y 52-lc BLUE RIBBON a recent survey inade by a com age in supply, and it is hoped , that sports at the coming Liberation Re C A N N ED FOO DS petent engineer on behalf of a syn by curtailment I of consumption next gatta. A-44 dicate. This survey thsclosed the month it will be possible to recover Reports indicate that spectators TEA " CUcmi^A presence of vast quantities of h i^ some of this loss so that stocks will are coming from all parts of B.C. grade coal that alone wpifid justi to see the show that will be staged be available during the : winter by A1 Patnik and George Athans, fy the extension of the Pacific Great months. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW ! depmcloMe andVemouA Eastern Railway. America’s foremost divers. In discussing the Peace River "Il^e five-metre board ■will give, highway outlet, which is now imder these two stars full opportimity to for your way, the Premier declared: “I would BOGRESS VISITS go through their full routines, and like to mention that the construc- visitors ■will see fancy diving at Its Women’s Meetings tion of a highway to Peace Biver H.CM.S. KELOWNA best at both the Wednesday and Women’s meetings, for which will not suffice for the develop-. Thursday afternoon shows. . F o r ^ o m ^ i i REGATTA no adhiission charge is made, ment of its great resources. A rail may be advertised free of cost way connection will ■■ be necessary, Kelowna Boy Is Shown Over HAIR-DO under this heading. and it is hop^ that in the not dis Ship At Rupert MISS L. HARVEY must be given The Courier , tant future arrangements miay be An Interesting and t-ively Series before 5 pan. Tuesdays. made for the extension of the Pac An Interesting item of news is ific Great Eastern.” ^ contained in a letter received by PASSES AWAY The death occurred last Saturday of FIVE MINUTE PROGRAMS. You’ll want to look your best for T O ie regular meeting of the Lad Among the accomplishments of George Bogress from his brother. the Regatta festivities ,and cool les Aquatic Auxiliary 'Will be held his Government touched upon by Jack, ■who is now stationed at a of Miss Lula Martha Harvey, who on Monday evening, July 24, at Mr. Hart during the course of his West Coast port in the C.N.R. tele passed away at her home on Bern for the summer days ahead. Don’t 7.45, in the Aquatic lounge. AH address were: increased allowan graph office. , ard Avenue after a long illness. She be disappointed . , . . make an members are asked to be present. ces and medical aid for old-age While down at the docks looking was bom in Danville, Que., and appointment NOW I pensioners, unemployables and re over the shipping he was looking came to Kelowna in 1911 and re cipients of mothers’ allowance; in over a corvette minesweeper moor- sided 'with her brother, C. D, Har CKOV O.VJUA. MEETS HERE TODAY creased financial assistance -to T;B. ed there. One of the crew hailed him vey. Another brother living In H i The Okanagan Valley Municip^ patients; health insurance; collect when he noticed Bogress was wear Saskatoon also survives her. LISTEN— m Association will meet in this city ive bargaining; increased Work ing his Kelowna Shamrock basket Funeral services for the late Lula ALICE’S BEAUTY SHOP today, Thursday, when the Munici- men’s Compensation bCTeflts; Civil ball sweater. It turned out that th? Martha Harvey were' held from every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8.30 a.m. p a m j c t FeaeUand vriU be the Sm?vlc reigradirig s ^ r y adjust Day’s funeral home last Monday af ALICE M. ANDERSON ments; survey of proirincial-muni- ship was the R.C.N.S. Kelowna an(ji Bernard Ave. Phone 32 nost. The meeting will be held at “Jackie” ■was Invited aboard. ternoon, with Dr. M. W. Lees of the Royal Anne, opening ■with lun cip^ relations -with emphasis on He says that he saw everything ficiating. ' 1 ^ cheon. education; readjustment of teach-' ‘Mi V J 1 1 [ y j ' , 1 ' THUKSDAY. JULY 20, 1M4 PAGE TEN TUB KKLOWIfA COVEIUit g.CtJf. Pettouuti i» vperid- r.'O Mslwlm ClutpJa is vi#iU»| LA.W . Jw m »WElH*F»rwt I* Mr. and SJm J. M aUet-Faret, Ok- MR. WINCH AND THE JAPANESE—Editorial from page 1 KELOWNA NINE Ing hi* furiougti in Kelowna visit 4 Mor« About Kelowna this week. He is Etalionf spcndln,^ two weeks leave with her an»g»n Mimioti. Japanese segregated within this country. ing hi* wife and parents. ed at Pearce, Alberta. parents at Okanagan MJaslon. peaglis of SL What Mr. Winch is actually ihinkitig, trf course, is tliat he Sgt. Fci»elei»« Ce*. of Ottawa, is Jolin, i» hcwiie on furlough, visiting TAG LOSES TIGHT siKjndlng her leave at the home of hlj parents at the Mission, will gain friends among the Jai>anesc now and that after the war, as the {)cu|>!e of this country will commence to forget, DAY the Jajranesc will slip unnoticed into the Okanagan and Fra.ser GAME TO S.A. Outstandingly Good Valleys and it will never be necessary for him to attempt to ------From Page 1, Column 4 put into jaactice the fine sounding but inijiractieal scheme of Salmon Arm Go<>d Value For Ing to only a amall number of local dispersement. Victory Last Sunday men. At the previous meeting rep 9iujieitmentd. resentatives of the body had stated With gasoline Bcarce and fewer cars on the road, how is it, Kelowna’s api>arently invincible about 80 men came from the Ke asks a scurrying pedestrian, tltat there are to be such bumper baseball team got a surprise last lowna district, arid that most of crops this year! • Sunday at Salmon Arm, when they these were from the rural areas. He lost u tl|^»t ball game by 5-4 In Uie said he would support any body best exhibition of the diamond pas We have been in business in Kelowna for thirty-five which sent comforts to all tlie Ke- SdVC It OuTSelvCS time seen this summer. SALAM years and have a quarter of a century's experience in lowna men, but was opposed to Tlie visiting team was weakened asking Uie People to support or- j^|j. budget has put more money into hundreds of by the absence of four of their stocks and bonds. ganizations which represented less ^ ^ liilv regulars and missed the heavy bat Uian one per cent of the local men thousands of pay envelope.s throughout Canada. L lltctive July ______Chapman,_ who Is in Alberta *!r ES iiAb In the services. He suggested the l.st, coini)nlsory savings, which have been deducted by the em- on a holiday. We have sold investors in this area sound securities Olh Armored and other bodies Join jjloyer, are no longer made. Extra weekly sums from one dbl- Leon, on the hJll for the winners, ever since we have been in business, and we suggest that with the Canadian Legion W hen's ^ going into the hands of wage earners, you trade with a local firm having your interests at parcels to every Kelowna man In totalling in all about $110,000,000 a year. ^ Hank Wostradowskl also was In heart, and buy your investments through them. every service and did not ask the While this cliange may be favorably received by large good form for Kelowna on the City Hom es Council for support. groups of the Canadian public as the first step in shedding mound, and Salmon Arm ^ d n ’t Our services are available to the public and we Alderman Sutherland argued that wartime regimentation, well-meanin{>; Canadians will think across uni 1 e n- FOR SALE to grant another tag day was to twice before they step out to spend this extra money for pleas- ^lowna got two runs In Uic third « invite you to give us your business. open a flood of requests. He ad urc or for goods which they can do without till Victory is on some solid hitting and, with an- 5 ROOM BUNGALOW—Beautiful large (PO vocated sticking to the policy nd garden. ONLY ...... opted by the Council early In the actually won. The man or woman who sets Up a separate say- \®nfait 2 LAKESIIORE COTTAGES. A surc-flre Investment war. "To grant a tag day now Is ings account into which he or she can deposit this former week- more runs, and push- OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS CO., LTD. slmply passing the buck," he said, jy clediiction in readiness to buy an extra bond during the Sev- ed across another couple In the sev- G BOOM MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW— (P/l Cf A A A A Thero was much more debate, gjitb Victory Loan campaign will be doing a favor to himself enth. Kelowna got one In the eighth PRICE, cash ...... tD^ljiDvV.vU Kelowna, B.C. during which Aldermen Jones and ..prsom llv ami a natriotic diitv to our countrv make the score 5-4, but the bat- PHONE 08 pnoNB m Ladd brought out the point that In personally anu a patriotic auty io our country. MODERN 6 ROOM HOUSE near industrial (p n A ll the 0th Armored mess, of which We expect our men in uniform to put on extra pressure njnth to make ^Imon Arm the wln- section. .-PRICE, cash ...... they are members, they had heard in the battlefieldfi during the final drive to subdue the enemy, ners In a well deserved victory, that there was a feeling among the q'he least we can do in our weak attem pt to match their sacri- Both teams played .tight ball In Ke^owL*waJ''l?K^he 9t“h\™ ^ hce is to increase the flow of war money into the channels mbst sSfmon*’^!?^'’ S Interior Agencies Ltd. ored down. To this it was replied useful to our military forces. nine