Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 2, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Floras win Streak ends Philadelphia june 2. Jes Flores seven game win Ning Streak for the athletics came to an abrupt end tuesday night As Detroit tigers came from behind to beat the men i 5-3, in a night same before at Shibe Park. Flores. Rookie right hander replaced starter Russ Christo i Pher in the seventh with the score tied at 3-3 and gave up the i winning in the eighth on a Homer by Pinky Higgins a walk Only Sewell not worrying to Bob Harris. Rudy York s double and Paul Richards single j 5l Louis cardinals and Brooklyn dodgers grappled for 12 innings yesterday in a wild baseball Battle j which the world champions won i finally 11-5 on a two Homer by Harry Walker. J Victory put the redbirds ahead in the four game series 2 to i and withered Brooklyn s National league Lead to half a game revealed Only faintly in the percentage standings of .641 to .639. The rivals used nine pitchers and de a 0tal of 35 hits. 20 of them cardinals. A real thrill thrilling steal of Home in the 4jh inning by shortstop Huck Geary after the bases had been loaded with Man out. Gave Pittsburgh pirates a 5-4 Victory Over braves. It was the seventh Victory in nine games for Fie . Vince Dimaggio drove his sixth Home of the year Over the scoreboard in the second inning Pis batted in now Are 30. Washington senators rallied for a in the 10th inning to defeat Cleveland 3-2 before customers tonight. The Victory brought the second place senator o within a game of the league leading Yankees who were Idle. Infield Alex Kampouris walked with two out in the 10th. Stole second and counted the winning tally on Ellis Clary s single. Player Deal Philadelphia Phillies beat Chicago cubs the sixth time in seven games this season when they walloped out i2 hits to win. 7-2. Is Johnson. 35-year-old right hander won his fourth game of the season with a seven hit perform Ance. During the Bill Cox owner of the phils announced a player transaction whereby outfielders Danny Lith her and Earl Naylor go to the St. Louis cardinals for outfielders Coaker Dain Clay and Buster Adams. Clay will report to the phils from Rochester a Cardinal farm. National la Auk Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Xiv York Chicago in 13 17 17 13 12 i. 14 13 if 1r 17 in 22 24 american league new York Washin Stor. Detroit Cleveland sos on Chicago St. Louis w. In 20 17 19 18 17 1.1 11 l. La 16 a 13 13 is is pet. .641 .300 .500 .300 .472 .105 .333 pet. .394 .o56 .515 .314 .500 Are the names of Canadian civilian personnel contained in the King s birthday honors list released for publication last night companion most distinguished order of Saint Michael and Saint George . Col. Oliver Mowat Biggar ., Ottawa chairman Canadian Sec Tion. Permanent joint Board on de Fence and director of censorship. Henry Borden Toronto coordinator of controls department of munitions. Harry John Carmichael St. Cath marines. Ont., coordinator of product Luke Sewell Boston june 2. Api for a major league manager who started the season with a club rated As a potential Champion. Luke Sewell does not appear to be doing any worrying because his St. Louis Browns Are holding up american league at this comp Active Lale stage. Sewell however is after the loss of Vern civilians honoured in King s birthday list Ottawa june 2. E. J. Brunning Ottawa director press wednesday june 2, Able service in the. Merchant Navy. General ammunition and gun production Branch department of munitions. Or. Eli Franklin Burton Toronto outstanding services in connection with scientific research. Mme. J. C. L. Bussiere Quebec patriotic and philanthropic work. A. Hector Cadieux Montreal protective services head of Canadian Pacific railway police. Peter s. Campbell m.d., . Halifax medical officer department of Public health Nova Scotia. D. B. Carswell Ottawa controller of ship repairs and Salvage depart ment of munitions. Tion department of Mun Hions. J. B. Carswell Washington d.c., Samuel Laurence Decarteret director general Washington office ph.b., Montreal Deputy minister of department of munitions. National defence for . I g. H. Cottrelle Toronto Oil con Canon Henry John Cody d.d., stroller. Department of munitions. Ll.d., . Toronto president. University of Toronto. Col. Henri Desrosiers d.s.o., Montreal Deputy minister depart ment of National defence Pierre Dupuy London eng., for Mer first Secretary and d affaires. Canadian legation to France Belgium and the nether lands. George Daniel Finlayson. Ottawa superintendent of insurance. Robert Alexander Cecil. Henry. Montreal president defence communications Ltd. Chalmers Jack Mackenzie m.c., . . Ll.d., . M.e.i.c., Saskatoon acting Dent. National research Council. Msgr. Olivier Mau Rault . His sensational shortstop who p.s.s., Montreal Rector University of Montreal. Wilfrid Gordon Mills Toronto Deputy minister of National defence for naval services. Wilder c. Penfield m.d., d.sc., All the Montreal head of the neurological Omar Institute of Montreal. I George w. Spinney Montreal downcast j chairman National War finance Stephens or. Robert Defries Toronto out standing services in medical re search. George Derby Vancouver patriotic and philanthropic work. Judge Eugene Desrivieres que charge j Bee. Valuable Public services in connection with the army. D. C. Dick. Toronto Wool adminis Trator prices Board. J. R. Donald Ottawa director general chemicals and explosives production Branch department of munitions. John Eaton Montreal director general general purchasing Branch department of munitions. Or. William Harmon Fairfield Lethbridge alta., valuable Public services in connection with Scien Efti Stuart Taylor Wood Ottawa is missioner Royal Canadian mounted police. Companion Imperial service order . Awarded for at least the club monday o report to his Long Beach. Calif., draft Board. Sewell is far from convinced that he has a chronic second division club on his hands. Give any club in it will Start bouncing he vice said after pointing out that the Frederick _ circuit Seldom has had its current of immigration department of mines the league a Streak and meritorious service in the civil ser Charles Blair director balance. Luke is in violent with most of the i and resources disagreement j John g. Macphail. Director a experts who services department of trans port. Peter t. Coolican assistant Deputy blame the Browns Lowry ranking on his pitching staff s failures. Everybody appears to be Wor postmaster general trying about my pitchers except j Domitian Thomas Robichaud. he said. They be been ail superintendent Bureau for Transl right and they re going to con a tons department of the Secretary Tine so. The real trouble is that the club is not in shape and won t be for a couple of weeks. How can is gel in shape with out playing regularly Why we had a two weeks stretch during which we were Able to play on Only three Days and we could t even hold batting practice on those off Days. Don t expect us to play our real Brand of Ball before june 15." of state. Tiftic research in agriculture. Rev. Antoine Gagnon Rimouski que., valuable Public services in connection with the army. Frederick Pearce Gavin. Hamil ton valuable Public services in connection with technical training . Goodwin Gibson Ottawa real estate adviser defence depart ment. . Thomas Guerin. Montreal patriotic and philanthropic work. W. A. Harrison Saint John . Executive assistant munitions min ister Howe. George Hugh Henderson. Halifax valuable scientific work in connection with the Royal Canadian Navy. George Hodge Montreal member of the National labor Board Mittee representing employers. G. B. Johnson. Glasgow Scotland. Canadian Trade commissioner Valu Able Public services particularly in care of survivors of the torpedoed steamship Athenia. John Thomas bean lands Halifax valuable Public service in connection with the repair of ships of War. John William Bell Toronto for scientific research. Miss Marjorie Bell. Toronto patriotic and philanthropic work. Antoine Miville Belleau. Ottawa valuable Public service As chief translator. A. Birtwhistle Charlottetown chief Constable protective services. Frederick Bishop Paradise ., valuable service in connection with agriculture. E. C. Black Toronto valuable Public service in connection with scientific research. Matthew Blackwood. Edmonton chief Constable protective services. Capt. J. A. Bourgault Montreal patriotic and philanthropic work in connection with department of pensions. P. E. S. Brodeur Ottawa Long and distinguished service in the depart ment of National Revenue. Ralph Phelps Brown Ottawa financial comptroller defence department. Thomas a. Brown. Hamilton chief Constable protective services. Martin j. Bruton Regina chief Constable protective services. T. W. Bullock Ottawa chief audit or income tax division Revenue department. Rev. R. J. Burton Calgary patriotic and philanthropic work. Ross Duff Butterill Dunnville. Ont civilian meteorological officer British Commonwealth training miss Margaret r. Cameron. R.n., Hamilton Matron in charge Moun Tain sanitarium. Or. Adrian Cambron Ottawa valuable service in the Field of scientific research. Mrs. P. Carrington. Quebec patriotic and philanthropic work. North Shore St. Lawrence Mission. Georges Cecil Carter. Montreal valuable Public service in connection with the production of munitions. Fulgence Charpentier Ottawa Public service As chief censor of publications. J. L. Clark Rustico p.e.i., Valu Able service in connection with agriculture. Thomas Clark Windsor ont., col Lector of customs Revenue depart ment. G. H. Clarke Vancouver District director of postal services. Or. W. K. Colbeck Welland ont. Patriotic and philanthropic work. Charles a. Collins Halifax col Lector of customs Revenue depart ment. E. N. Compton. Toronto Concilia Tion officer and District represent rotary citizens advisory committee of Montreal for the Canadian army or Paul a Laporte Edmundston ., patriotic and philanthropic work. Henri Laurendeau Montreal patriotic and philanthropic work. Miss Elise j. Lawson. Ottawa chief reviewer dependents Board of trustees. Thomas Lawson Ottawa depart ment of finance. Capt. Harold h. Leather Hamil ton patriotic and philanthropic work. Mrs. Douglas Lindsey Hamilton patriotic and philanthropic work i mrs. Elsie h. Little Halifax lady District superintendent St. John ambulance association. Miss e. E. Love fort san sask. Matron fort Quappelle sanitarium. Miss Mackintosh Ottawa chief Bureau of labor legislation labor department. Mrs. Joanna Maclellan Toronto. Patriotic and philanthropic work. Capt. Duncan Macleod Montreal valuable service under trying conditions in the Canadian merchant Navy. C. A. Macvey Fredericton civil j service. New Brunswick. H. R. Malley Ottawa director ammunition division ammunition and gun production Branch depart ment of munitions. Or. John Gordon Malloch Ottawa valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. Harold Ernest Maple Ottawa. Chief designing Engineer Quarter master general s Branch army. Albert honors Mathieu Ottawa assistant Deputy custodian under the trading with the a Nev regulations. A. D. Mccall Montreal Allied War supplies corporation. J. A. D. Mccurdy. Ottawa superintendent purchasing division Craft production Branch Depar ment of munitions. Thomas Mccusker. Regina. Valu Able service in connection with culture. P. J. Mcewen. Wyoming ont. Valuable service in connection with agriculture. Or. Robert l. Mclntosh. Montreal valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. Donald Mckay Vancouver chief Constable protective services. Horace e. Clesse Saint John ., chief Constable protective services. L. B. Mcmillan Charlottetown civil service Prince Edward Island mrs. A. International league Toronto Newark Syracuse Baltimore Rochester Bufalo Jersey if 20 is 14 in 13 12 14 l. 15 16 in in 17 23 .625 .55b .545 .538 .500 .419 .414 american association Cincinnati june 2. B. had a look of baffle ment tuesday As he Shook his head and said the least you can expect is to break even. Then we d be at the the lament came from a period of mourning extending to last the Deacon s Cin reds last won a sunday that Cay they beat the Brooklyn dodgers twice knocking the latter out of the National league Lead and killing their Pennant Hopes. Since then the reds have lost 14 sunday games and tied one and 11 of the the sunday games National league 001 014 12 01 i pm f Vear coca so 010 000 7 3 p a a so ? pm Johnson and Livingston Bithorn bar Flomin 0 and Hernandez. 000 000 130 000 7 0 030 010 000 000 12 2 Barrett Javey 181 and Poland Hallett. Have de the reds Early drive for another Pennant. Yet the figures make it Cross out the sundays and the reds Are in first place and playing at a minium terrific Pace in their league. That j would give the reds 17 games won in 3 3rccncen seven lost. Or just break even is i Artager Mckechnie thought he go la Nins 121 and Lopez. 020 202 102 000 9152 brooch Lar. St. Louis 050 000 220 20 3 head. Webber 2i. Newsom Melton sew York Oil too of and Lomba a Al had a right to do and it would be about 22 and 12 or 13, close to what Are of 200 3 a wsv5n.d Noo 2ao Noo b 3 Kennedy. Pm i t and Desautels Pyle ant Early. T at new York postponed Louis at Boston postponed. International league Moor pal 0. Rochester 5, 4. Toronto 5. At Newark postponed. Baltimore at Jersey City postponed. American association Milwaukee 5. Kansas City 1. St pan 1. Minneapolis 3. R baseballs big six gains three Leader in each is Tyer and club g a3 r h pc 3ro-.vns 25 85 12 32 .376 a Ssali Phillies 34122 13 45 .369 cardinals is. Dodgers indians Yankees 37 148 30 53 .358 39 139 21 48 .345 25 106 15 35 .320 32 116 11 37 .319 National 30. Jinan. Dodgers Dimaggio. Pirates 3c Yankees. 24. National pirates. R. American the league leading dodgers doing now. If we cancel our remaining Sun Day games to save the commented travelling Secretary Gabe Paul Well go bankrupt. If we Don t Well go to the no Surprise in St. Louis St. Louis june 2. Brecheen of the cardinals still is one of the National league s Best Rookie pitchers. He has pitched 18 2-3 inning this against Brooklyn dodgers and 3 2-3 against Chicago cubs. Be has allowed just ten writing a Jingle like this was always in a hurry shaving problem such a worry but since he switched to Colgate s Cream always comes in on the beam Colgate shave hits and one walked four men wild pitch. Tuesday he slopped struck out Lour. Public health services department of pensions. Hugh d. Paterson. Inspector of in come tax for Toronto District. Henry Cathcart Deputy minister of lands for British Columbia. Charles f. Bulmer clerk of the executive Council Toronto. Arthur s. Barnstead Deputy provincial Secretary and clerk of the executive Council Halifax. Avila Bedard. Deputy minister of lands and forests. Quebec. Commander order of the British Empire . Or. A. E. Archer , alta., president Canadian medical association. Mme. Justine Beaubien. . Montreal outstanding patriotic and philanthropic work. Foi mme. Beaubien award of the . Is a promotion in the order w. L. Best Ottawa legislative representative. Brotherhood of locomotive firemen and engine f. Philippe Brais M.l.c., in patriotic and philanthropic work. Charles l. Burton Toronto chair Man National War services advisory Board. Mrs. Gladyes Emily Campbell mrs. Wallace ., Windsor ont outstanding patriotic and philanthropic work. For mrs. Campbell award of the . Is a promotion in the order James Bertram Collie ph.d., . Montreal president the Royal society of Canada. Douglas Dewar Vancouver out standing voluntary service in connection with War finance. Mrs. Gertrude Webb Dunham. Havelock ., president. Federated women s institutes of Canada. David h. Gibson Toronto Dent the Navy league of Canada. Hon. Percy Hector Gordon. Re Gina chairman executive committee. Canadian red Cross society. F. I scr. Hamilton patriotic ser vices particularly in connection with War finance. Ernest a. Macnutt Montreal leadership in patriotic and philanthropic work. Col. Allan Angus magic d.s.o., ., for distinguished services civil in the department of National defence Tom Moore Ottawa president trades and labor Congress of can Ada. H. R. Macmillan. Vancouver president wartime merchant ship Ping Ltd. W. E. Phillips London ont., president research enterprises Ltd. Mrs. Adelaide i utre. Toronto vice president executive committee Canadian red Cross society in charge of red Cross inquiry Bureau. And one Ottawa. J Frederic Henry Sexton. ., . Halifax leadership in Patri the dodgers miss Marion Lindeburgh. Mont real president Canadian nurses association. H. W. Lothrop. Ottawa associate clerk of the privy Council. Andrew l. W. Macallum. Mont real chairman. Canadian shipping Board and director of shipping. Or. Hector John Macleod Van Couver valuable Public service in connection with scientific research. Or. W. P. J. Macmillan Charlotte town patriotic and philanthropic work. Rev. Arthur Maheux Quebec patriotic work. J. P. D. Malin. Vancouver director general general purchasing Branch department of munitions. Mme. Marchand Ott Awa. President. Federation of French Canadian women. Leslie j. Martin Vancouver Man Ager of civilian flying training schools. John t. Miner. Kings vice. Ont., scientific work in connection with natural history and conservation of wild life. F. K. Morrow. Toronto patriotic and philanthropic work. J. Mcclelland. Valois que., Mem Ber of National War labor Board committee As employees representative. Cecil w. Nicholl. Winnipeg Valu Able Public services in connection with the organization of civilian flying training schools. S. R. Noble Montreal sugar administrator. Prices Board. K. B. Palmer. Toronto general counsel department of munitions. T. W. S. Parsons Victoria missioner British Columbia Provin Cial police protective services. John Paterson Halifax superintendent. Halifax shipyards limited. Or. J. Patterson. Toronto con troller of meteorological services. Department of transport. Thomas Peacock Hamilton patriotic and philanthropic work. Leon Raymond. Mani Walcis que., patriotic and philanthropic work. Rupert Caborn Reece. Winnipeg. Patriotic and philanthropic work. Or. Guilford Bevil Reed. King Ston. Ont. Outstanding service in the Field of scientific research. Murton a. Seymour. . St. Catharines ont president Cana Dian flying clubs association. George a. Shea. Montreal protective services head of Canadian National railways police. Live department of labor. Mrs. Mary h. Conquest Edmon i ton. Patriotic and philanthropic Ray Lawson. Montreal work Federal aircraft Ltd. J Judson c. Concord Halifax chief a. Lesage. . Montreal Dean. I Constable protective services faculty of Medicine University of j. 3. Corley Calgary District director of postal services. Or. P. A. Creelman Charlotte town head of tuberculosis services. Prince Edward Island. Rev. Sister Decarie Montreal Matron in charge of nurses notre Dame Hospital. Albert r. Decary. Quebec super intending Engineer department of Public works. James Douglas. Caledonia. Ont. Valuable service in connection with agriculture. C. W. Downer. Saskatoon brigade commissioner. St. John ambulance association school for. The deaf. Fernand Dufresne Montreal chief Constable protective services. Wilfred Eggleston Ottawa chief Telegraph censor one of the censors of publications. Capt. Reginald Featherstone. Halifax meritorious service in connection with the production of shipping. Miss Edith Fenton h.n., Ottawa meritorious work in the St. John ambulance association. Reginald Hugh Field. Ottawa valuable Public service in connection with scientific research. Mrs. Andrew Fleming Montreal patriotic philanthropic work. John Foggie Winnipeg chief provincial sanitary inspector. Albert. Gagnon Ottawa one of the chief postal censors. D. M. Galloway Toronto. Tor onto District Engineer office of Ordi Nator of production department of munitions. L. Germain Montreal District director of postal services. Carlyle Gerow. Ottawa director of Supply administration depart ment of National defence for . A. M. Gibson. Toronto District director of postal services. George Hamilton Gooderham. Gleichen. Alta., Indian agent g. R. Gotts London. Eng. Meritorious service under trying conditions in the office of the High missioner for Canada. Or. John j. Green. Ottawa Valu Able Public service in the Field of scientific research. Mrs. James a. Hanway Halifax patriotic and philanthropic work. William h. Hargrave Calgary senior assistant Engineer department of National defence for . F. E. Harrison. Vancouver senior labor conciliation officer labor department. Miss Ruth Harvey Ottawa head or. Allan g. Shenstone Ottawa j of the welfare Section dependents write a Bolcato shaving lib the on above. Send it to a Closby with it a Carton tube of collate 8 Sharo final stages of a fracas which the cards won 11-d. He received credit for the Victory. Giving up three hits and no in three frames of Relief pitching. Al this May be a Surprise to the National league but not to a num Ber of so Louis observers who Felt for a number of years the 28-year-old hurler was of big league calibre. Brecheen in t a Stanger in St. Louis. Each Spring Harry appeared for Spring training he took a train ride or Columbus season. After which to Rochester for the rest of the the Broadway club Broadway Lawn Bowling club will hold a meeting at Broadway greens Friday. Representatives of each team entering the saturday afternoon mixed Bowling league Are asked to at tend As the schedule for the 1943 season will be drawn up. For fur ther information phone the Secre tary 37 344. Otic and philanthropic work. Mme. Renee Wautelet Montreal leadership in patriotic and philanthropic work. Alex. Walker Calgary Dominion president Canadian legion. Officer order of the British Empire J. Leonard Apedaile Montreal financial adviser civilian flying schools. Thomas Arnold Montreal machine tools controller department of munitions. G. O. Bateman. Toronto metals controller department of munitions Allan Brookman Beddoe Ottawa artist of the Book of remembrance. Ralph p. Bell. Halifax director general aircraft production Branch department of munitions. J. H. Berry Ottawa director general automotive and tank production Branch department of munitions. Mrs. Saidye Bronfman Montreal patriotic and philanthropic work. Arthur Huntingdon Brown Ottawa dependents allowance Board. Valuable services in the Field of scientific research. Joseph Simard Sorel. Que., Valu Able Public service in connection with production of munitions. Capt. Thomas Farrar Smellie. Ottawa valuable Public service in connection with work in the Arctic. Capt. J. B. Smith Vancouver outstanding Public service in connection with the merchant Marine. D. Stairs Ottawa director Gen eral defence projects construction Branch department of munitions. William h. Stringer Toronto. Ontario provincial police. Leon Trepanier Montreal Valu Able Public service in connection with the army. Charles r. Troup Westmount que., chief supervisor of six observers schools. Members of the order of the British Empire . F. C. Adams. Toronto valuable Public service in connection with production of munitions. Andrew Anderson 1 Innisfail. Alta., valuable Public service in connection with agriculture. Mme. J. O. Asselin. Montreal patriotic and philanthropic work. Capt w. J. Balcom Halifax Valu Able Public service in connection with navigation. Capt. . Barry Victoria Valu allowance Board. Or. John t. Henderson Ottawa valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. R. W. Hendry Halifax port Man Ager. Harry Hereford Ottawa chief registrar of employment labor department. Mrs. Alexandra Wrightson Hogg Winnipeg patriotic and philanthropic work. C. H. Hollerman Halifax Marine agent department transport. Or. Leslie e. Howlett Ottawa valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. Capt. A. Hubley Montreal meritorious work in the merchant Navy. William Hudson Kenton Man., valuable Public service in connection with agriculture. Hev. Mother Ste. Jeanne de Chan Tal Quebec Mother Superior. Hotel Dieu Hospital. Francis Everett Jolliffe Ottawa one of the chief postal censors. Byron i. Johnson. New Westminster . Technician adviser British Commonwealth training plan. Mrs. Isabella Moodie Johnston London eng., meritorious service under trying conditions at Cana Dian military Headquarters. George j. Klein Ottawa valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. J. Herve Lacroix Montreal Sec Ion inspector of excise. P. Montreal valuable work in connection with transportation under the department of transport. Or. F. C. Middleton. Regina Secretary Saskatchewan cancer clinic services. J. G. Morrow Ottawa special consultant on steel department of munitions. Mrs. A. Macd. Morton. Halifax patriotic and philanthropic work. T. P. Murphy. Ottawa superintendent equipment and Supply Branch Post office department. R. R. Ness Howick que., Valu Able service in connection with agriculture. W. A. Newman Montreal Dent Federal aircraft limited. C. W. Noble Nobleford alta., valuable service in connection with agriculture. Miss Jean Oddie Regina director province of Saskatchewan Junior red Cross. Chief Engineer Maurice o Hara Montreal valuable work under try ing conditions in the merchant Navy. J. E. Openshaw. Ottawa chief Cartridge Case and fuse division ammunition and gun production Branch department of munitions. Rev. C. C. Owen. Vancouver senior chaplain. Shaughnessy Hospi Tal. Chief Engineer h. J. Owen. Van Couver valuable work under trying conditions in the merchant Navy. H. R. Patrick London eng., Valu Able work in the office of the High commissioner for Canada. Miss Isabel Pepall. Toronto. On Ario commissioner red Cross Home nursing corps. Rev. Sister Mary Philips. Vancou ver Mother Superior St. Paul s Hospital. Or. Lloyd m. Pidgeon Ottawa valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. Charles Sidney pipe Ottawa controller of ordnance accounting master general of the ordnance Branch army. Arthur Pound Ford. Port Arthur patriotic and philanthropic work. E. A. Pridham Winnipeg civil service. Manitoba. E. Mag. Quirk Montreal Concilia Tion officer department of labor. Mme. L. A. Richard Ste Petro Nille. He d Orleans quo., patriotic and philanthropic work. Merrill c. Robinson Vancouver president of the National Institute for the Blind. A. I. Ross Halifax senior steam ship inspector Halifax department of transport. Or. James Hamilton Ross Mont real valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. Miss Elizabeth Rousseau r.n., Montreal head of nursing services St. John ambulance association. Quebec Isaie Savard. Montreal inspector Revenue department. Sam Shannon Cloverdale ., valuable Public service in connection with agricultural research. Ronald Sharp Ottawa chief in Spector of income tax. F. L. Skinner drop More Man., valuable service in connection with agriculture. Capt. F. C. Slocombe Toronto examiner of masters and mates. George Smith Winnipeg chief Constable protective services. James Fyfe Smith Vancouver provincial president St. John ambulance association. J. J. Smith Regina civil service Saskatchewan. A. Spire London eng., valuable Public service in the office of the High commissioner for Canada. William Booth Stuart. Ottawa superintendent of excise tax collections. Or. A. Marguerite Swan Winni Peg chairman Manitoba nutrition committee. R. Grant Thompson Armstrong ., valuable service in connection with agriculture. Leslie r. Thomson Ottawa Spe Cial Liaison officer department of munitions. A. S. Tindale Ottawa controller department of munitions. N. Torno Toronto senior officer of the Canadian firefighters for service in great Britain. Miss Luce Tremblay Chicoutimi que., District nurse. E. Trowbridge Edmonton civil service Alberta. Pierre Turgeon St. Anselme que., valuable service in connection with agriculture. W. E. Urea Ottawa director general priorities Branch depart ment of munitions. Capt. George Welch Montreal and Halifax valuable service in the merchant Navy. Arthur Lewis Watson Ottawa assistant Secretary general Cana Dian battlefields memorial Sion and assistant Secretary general Imperial War Graves commission. Or. S. Wheeler. Rosthern sask., valuable service in connection with agriculture. W. F. Williams Ottawa associate financial adviser department of munitions. E. M. Wooll Cornie. Halifax Valu Able Public service in connection with shipbuilding. Or. George f. Wright Toronto valuable Public service in the Field of scientific research. British Empire medal civil Campbell Blair Jurrard dry company limited North Van Couver . W. Boland Canadian car munitions limited Cherrier. Que. Ross Cameron postmaster sub station 148, Toronto. John Christiansen care of Cana Dian National steamships Montreal. Chief Andrew crate. Or Norway House band Norway House Agency Man. C. E. Delisle Canadian car Muni Lions limited Cherrier que. Mrs. Zoe Fielding Toronto. Stuart Finlayson. Atlas steels limited Welland ont. Chief Edward Gamble kit Kalla band. Skeena River Agency . Albert Gascon Canadian car munitions limited Cherrier. Que. W. B. Giles warder now keeper Saskatchewan Penitentiary Prince Albert. Sask. Miss Alice t. Hubbert Post is Tress substation 122, Toronto. Kenneth James w. Robinson and son converters. Toronto. Clayton Jones Windsor. Ont. Culver g. Kitchen mail contractor Simcoe ont. Peter Moses chief of the old Crow band of indians Youkon territory. William Poudrier. Canadian car 7----- Dawson a. W. . John Slater Otis Fensom Eleva or company limited Hamilton. A. M. Spruce Camperdown radio station , James Wade maritime Central airways Moncton . Philip Watson. Mai Well construction company limited Vancouver. Chief Charlie Windigo red gut band. Fort Frances Agency ont. While the formal citations cover no the awards of British Empire medals were not Public the following official descriptions of incidents on which the awards were based have been issued by the wartime information Board keeper gallantry in quelling a disturbance among convicts in the Penitentiary. Warder Giles hearing a cry for help Down one of the corridors. A Cha r was thrown at him from an upper Range. He up the stairs and was struck on the left Arm by convict armed with a piece of pipe. Seeing another convict in the act of attacking a guard Giles shouted and this convict also armed with a piece of pipe rushed at Giles strik ing him with his fist and at the same time attempting to strike him with the pipe. Giles succeeded in obtaining a hold on the pipe but n the struggle sustained injuries his Eye and his knee. Giles fell but he continued to retain his hold on the pipe in the convict s until assisted by another officer. With considerable difficulty these officers then were Able to subdue the convict the Warden of the Penitentiary reported that Giles acted with promptitude and courage and strongly recommended that his Dis play of these qualities should receive recognition. The convicts in question were brought to trial before a magistrate who before passing sentence said that he marvelled at the discipline these officers had shown in dealing with the convicts. He commended the officers self restraint As indicated by the Lack of Marks of violence on the convicts when examined after the or. Watson on feb. 13. 1943, two Boatmen were bringing supplies ashore from motor ship. Just As they were passing through a reef a breaker struck the Small boat overturning it. The two Boatmen managed to catch hold of the boat but. Being dressed in heavy rubber suits and rubber boots and unable to swim they were in grave danger As the Waves and the Backwash were dragging them out and under. Or. Watson on Shore and noticing the. Difficulties of the two men without thought of himself Dis Robed and dived into the water. He swam out to the men and. After a terrific struggle against Waves and undertow managed to bring boat and the two men close enough to Shore so other men on Shore might help them his employers have stated that in their opinion had it not been for f1fte25 or. Watson s bravery both of to men concerned would have to their or. Blair. 39. A tack rigger dived 30 feet fully clothed 1 Rescue his charge Robe Inglis. Who and fallen overhear from the Hull where they were Bol working. Inglis was unable t swim was swallowing water an was rapidly becoming exhausted the tide carried him close to to of the ship where he lost cot scions Ness. Blair threw a wharf life preset ver to Inglis but on noticing the the Man was in difficulties an unable to help himself he plunge in towed the buoy to Inglis an called to him to grasp it. As Insu was incapable of helping hims i Blair managed to support him o the buoy and keep his head out c water until they were hoisted out chief crate chief crate a proved to be an excellent Leader c his people. He has devoted parti ular attention to the welfare c the old people of the band and is displayed understand ing of the changing needs of to members of the band. This Chic has been particularly co operative with the department of India affairs in the nutritional Campaign which is being conducted in connection with Vitamin deficiency. Chief Gamble i one of the most progressive an. Most highly respected Indian Chiel in Northwest British Columbi his leadership my example hav been of great Benefit to his people and have reflected credit on the Indian population of Canada. Chief Moses a shown outstanding qualities in con dueling the affairs of his people who. Under his leadership Are re Cardeti As an exemplary band o indians. The band under i leadership have set an example in contributions for Patri Otic purposes and in other phase of patriotic or. Gallant Servic i on the destruction of Post office b j fire nov. 25, 1942. Fire was rapidly spreading along the ceiling the postmaster removed first class mail placing i in a bag which he threw into Thi Lane. He returned to pick up Loose mail and matters from the desk Anc took everything he could out o the Safe including in office Cash Stamps registered mail unemployment insurance Stamps Etc. He remained in the building until he Felt groggy and smoke a choking him. He then slammed Thi Safe door shut and got out. He a feeling the effects of the smoke by was revived and chief Windigo is an Indian chief who since 1873 has been a Leader of his people. Leadership and example have been i of great Benefit to the indians o his tribe and have reflected Crudi on the Indian population of Canada Nia Kwa ladies hold monthly medal event mrs. J. L. Petersen and mrs. J f. Tut och of the ladies Section of the Nia Kwa country club cured a 1 division and a 1 diet Sion championship honors respectively in the monthly medal Competition held tuesday at Thi Nia Kwa country club. Despite the recent heavy Rains keen Competition was displayed and some excellent scores were posted. It is evident that que Nia Kwa members Are fast rounding into top form for participation it the forthcoming . War ser vices fund Competition to be at Southwood country club june 13. Canadian wheat helps starving Creek people London june 2. Michalopoulos. Former greek minis Ter of information told the Anglo greek parliamentary committee yesterday that an estimated persons had in Athens but that conditions were improving since the British government lifted the shipping blockade and Cana Dian wheat had been received. Warren named . Candidate in Hamilton Hamilton ont june 2. Fred w. Warren Hamilton architect has been chosen As provincial . Candidate for Hamilton Wentworth Riding. Controller saw Lawrence of Hamilton president of the Ontario . Said the organization in tended entering 70 candidates in the provincial election which May be held this summer. Leather stopped like your Barber s razor you can t beat the Smo oth clean shaves you get with pal leather stopped Blades and you can t beat the Price. Today and daily until june 12 the races Polo Park first race 5 . Week Days 2.30 . Saturdays admission 19c and ;