Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 30, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Fag two army s 852nd casualty list includes 17 Manitoba men seventeen men from Manitoba Are included in the army s 852nd casualty list of the War released from Ottawa. Killed in action pet. Edwin Of John a. Hendrickson Lac Dubonnet died of Funds pet. Denar Victor Isfeld whose resides at Amaranth. Dangerously wounded Dennis a. Johnson whose wife resides at 613 Balmoral Street. Pet. Johnson was previously wounded in in France. July 20 1944. enlisted the Queen s own Cameron highlanders one minute news about john5-Manville want Swap your old Home would you like Exchange your old Home one that is Brand new in appearance Well you can do so at a very Small Cost if the exterior Walls of your Home Are in need of repairs. Simply have Johns Manville Cedar grains applied right Over the old style Walls. 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Portage and Donald n july 1940, trained at fort of Dorne and went overseas in August 1941 seriously wounded . Spencer Mclntyre son of the late or. And a Mclntyre of Kelwood Man., and whose next of Kin is listed As mrs. Hyndeman sister. Mcconnel Man sgt. Mclntyre was included in a list of awards in february of this year. Born and educated at Kel Wood 24 years ago enlisted with the camerons in july 1940. has been overseas since March 1941, and was wounded in action once before. A brother Vernon resides at Elphinstone. Wounded Cpl Peter Bock son of mrs. Rempel Springstein Man. Pet George Esselmont whose wife resides at 419 Graham Avenue. Pet. William Son of William Haddock. Grandview Man. Pet. Barney Swanson. Son of Swanson. Inwood Man Cpl. Herbert Webb son of d. Webb Birtle Man. Pet Douglas m. Wilwand son of mrs. Wilwand 728 Furby Street. Slightly wounded Cpl. Kenneth m. Parker whose sister mrs. Lennartz resides at Dauphin. Previously prisoners now Sale Cpl Thomas w. Brown whose w be resides at 838 Wolseley Avenue run. Joseph Conan whose Wile resides at Lac Dubonnet. Pet. Ronald a. Epps son of mrs Epps Elm Creek. Cpl William Gordon whose wife resides at West Selkirk Man. Winnipeg free april .30, mrs Folster w. of ukr Leross. Sask. 1 Oil Bahij. Or Hester. Pet. Toronto. County done died of v Pilon b. A. Sgt. Died of in juries ounces Rockland ont. G.-l., sgt died Toronto. Nto. Cpl. Gordon Safe and son of mrs. Gordon 248 ferry Road St. James. Cpl Gordon was reported missing april 11. enlisted in november 1943, trained at fort Garry and Shilo going Over seas in 1944. A sister Margaret Chinee d. Howard whose wife resides at suite a Braemar apartments. L sgt Edwin Wold son of Peter Wold. 195 Market Street. The list in All. Contains 176 names and is As follows overseas officers killed previously reported missing now reported killed in action Bennett w. Lieut., Montreal. Killed in action Finlayson A., Lieut., Lucknow s. S., capt Montreal. Previously missing now offi Cial purposes presumed killed in action Black a. A., Lieut. Sackville. Died of wounds Caron. a. Lieut. Montreal. Glossop. W., capt. Edinburgh wounded seriously wounded Buchanan W., capt., Knowlton wounded Allcroft m. G., capt Kitchener. Baird G., major Regina. Beauchemin E., Lieut., Valley Refsen. A., Lieut., Abbotsford. Henderson A. Lieut California. Lajoie a. Lieut Montreal. Lesueur E., capt., Sarnia. Payne w. G., Lieut Toronto. Slightly wounded Davie A. Lieut Calgary Utley r., str Tor wounded dangerously wounded c., pie., Villemontel que. Coulson L., l.-Cpl., London ont. Dagenais A., pet. Wrightsville que. Landry l., pte., Cantel sask. Ruczak j., sgt. Hawk Lake. Ont seriously wounded Baranec -j., Botha Alta. Couroux r., pte., Noranda que. Holjevic g., pte., Schumaker ont Johnson F., rfn., Calgary. Lucas l., pte., St. Jean que. Moore k., Edmonton. Perron A. Pte., Malaue . Severely wounded Mayer t., pte., Brighouse . Wolbaum G., run. Regina. Wounded Allard j., Carleton sur Mer Quebec. Anderson G., run. Melfort sask Auchterlonie p. J., l.-Cpl., Perth ont Beaudry a., Cpl., Montreal. Blanchard l., . Blaquiere. I., pte., Bonaventure que. Bouchard pte., Jonqui�re que. Budreau c., pte., so Many . Burston. W., Warburg Alta. Cherry a. J., pte., Nelson. . Dennison S., pet. Alert Bay . Duj Jardins a., pte., Montreal. Dubois a., sgt. Mcwatters que. Godin a. Montreal. Gustafson R., l.-Cpl., Lac Vert sask Macfarland e., pte., Saint John. Magnan a. Col., St. Agathe Des Monts que. Manno -a., rfn., Niagara Falls. Maxner o. H., pte., Windsor . Morency E., pte., St. Charles Quebec. Morin of. Pte., St. Georges de Beauce que. Muirhead. A., rfn., Vancouver. Nagy G., Raul. A. E., run. Vancouver. Pte., Coteau do Lac. Que. Richard t., pte., Scoudouc . Riddell B., pet. Gad s Hill Sta Tion ont rough d. A. Pet. Kirkland Lake. Slogar of. Pte., Lantz Ville . Simpson A. Tpr., Kelowna. Wayda. A1., l.-Cpl., St. Michael Alta. Yaschuk j., rfn.-. Cupar. Sask. wounded Degray. A tpr., Etobicoke ont. German a. F., l.-Cpl., Luseland Gill w Run. Paddockwood sask. Ough. A. L.-Cpl., new West Minster. Rebus j., pet. Edmonton. Rudd R., rfn., Arche wih sask. Stadnyk w. Gnr., Hazel chafe sask. A. L.-Cpl., Wellington Stockman w. E., rfn., Prince Al run. Arnprior. Injured severely injured Morton A. Gnu. Kentville . Injured Allan a. Cpl. Masson que. Nir Rrt rfn., Fife Lake. Sask. Or arsts a. . Grant Of. Pte., Hawkshaw. . Merrier e., pte., Atikameg Alta. Olson a. O., pet. Fort Mcmurray Alta Poirier l., pet. Ath Oliue . Warwick F., pte., Glen Almond Whitehead. A. G., l.-Cpl., Manson Ace the Canadian 324 mount Dennis. Cpl., Toronto. Previously Safe suf Tiitu. Cpl. Cornwall ont coleinan.-r.--b-., Toronto. A Vatia i at. Canada officers died a and. Men Burgess a. A Edward Dumas St Justin que. Latulippe a. Ete.-, Montreal., Smith. Toronto. Tremblay -pte. Abi Tibi que. Saskatoon doctor Dies Saskatoon april 30. Or Campbell 66, an Eye ear nose and Throat specialist Here 27 years prior his retire ment last fall die Dat his Home Here saturday night. it. Gareth a. Barker son of mrs. Drew suite a Layton apartments. Corydon Avenue who has been officially reported missing. Born in Regina in 1923, also received his education there. enlisted in the . In Regma in june 1941, and graduated at pal Earv Alta., with a commission. instructing at sask., and Souris Man., before going overseas in september. 1944. Fol lowing a nurse at Greenwood. . . Issues list the . Has issued its casualty list of the War from Ottawa today. The list contains 12 names and is As follows overseas killed killed on Active service Edwards E., fo., Banff. Missing missing believed1 killed Active service after air operations Mell Strong a. A. ., Calgary. Missing on Active service after air operations Baxter E., , Goderich. Gay f. To. Montreal. Sgt. Robert Purdy son of or. And mrs. George Purdy 655 Ashburn Street has been wounded in action the second time according word received by his parents. Sgt. Purdy enlisted in july 1940, and after training in the East proceeded overseas serving in Holland Bel Gium and Germany. A lore Burn sask. Safe. Previously prisoners of War now reported Safe in United kingdom Arbic C., wo., Sudbury. Bailey s. ., Montreal. Graham n. M., wo., Toronto. Smith C., wo., Indian head. Vinish A., fo., Calgary. In 50 ., the firing of Damp Straw smoke out enemy Posi Tion was common. Seaman from St. Vital is listed As killed leading stores assistant Alfred Shimmin son of a. Shimmin or. 71 Sunset Boulevard , is listed As killed on Active service overseas in the Navy s 353rd Casu Alty list of the War released from Ottawa. The list in All contains six names and is As follows killed killed on Active service. Overseas Mcewen d. Log. Tel North Bend . Jones B., ab., fort William. Friend To new West Minster. Cornish. C., tel., new West Minster. Died died in the Royal Canadian naval Hospital. Halifax april 16 Beech w. A. Chief motor me chanic. .3rd class. Mount Dennis. Mulyck not Candy Date Richmond Hill ont., april 30. Health will prevent Post Mulock from accepting renomination As candidate York North in the june 11 Federal election it was announced saturday at a nominating Conven Tion which chose Smith news paper editor As Liberal candidate the sgt. George Morton whose wife resides at Somerset Man., has been injured overseas according a recent army casualty list. Sgt. Morton served three years in the last War. enlisted again in 1941 and went overseas in oct., 1942.__________ Revenue freight increase continues Ottawa april 30. Do minion Bureau of statistics reported yesterday that railway Revenue freight loaded at stations in Canada showed an increase in 1944 by w. Mcpherson auction Sale of 9-piece Oak dining room suite of drawers sewing machine Chesterfield with mahogany Frame combination desk and Bookcase Large overstuffed Chesterfield Type desk and chair. dressers Coo stove circulating Heater Side Heater. Walnut cab inet Beds Complete. Console table. Kitchen table and 4 chairs Chester held suite Oak trunk Bird cages Battery radio Toronto couches. Kitchen tables and chairs. Centre tables Kitchen cupboard chairs and s folding cots and. Mat tresses refrigerator pictures dishes etc., Etc at my auction Mart 264 Smith Street on tuesday May 1st at z . Mcpherson auctioneer phone 97 181 or. Jacob and associates dentists offices Winnipeg i Brandon 2i3v4 Portage ave. Avi Montgomery bide. I hours daily 9 . La 6 pin. For the consecutive year in. Creasing from tons in 1938 tons in 1944, or by 88 per cent. The Advance Over 1943 was 5.8 per cent the smallest rate in the six year period. Loadings wheat increased from tons in 1943 18. Tons in total which was second Only the record of tons loaded in 1928, and almost four times the tonnage loaded in 1937. The red sea is Miles Long and almost in a straight line. Donald Smau optometrist in Runje phone 95 650 o o. buy University books Cash sell your books at the educational Book store 493 Portage ave. Pm. 36 485 Are you a sufferer from rheumatic pains these pains Como from an inflammation in the Muscles and Are generally caused by a Deposit of Poison in the blood called uric acid which produces the irritating and painful effect that causes Many Days and Canadian people have found that by the blood Stream Burdock blood bitters aids them enjoy Freer body movement with less rheumatic pain As b. helps tone up the hym. and Clear up the uric acid in the blood and probably help fortify the system against future attacks. Price n bottle at All drug count cars. Lilburn ., limited Toronto. Ont. Safe previously reported prisoner of War now reported Safe Barre. J., pte., Montreal. Bachmeier l., pet. Torquay sask. Beaudin H., tpr., Timmins. Bonham. 1c. Prev Toronto Booker. A. Apr. Didsbury. Alta. Chipman. A. A. .-port Alberni. Christensen H., .-Cpl. Platts Ville ont. Collington a. A. Pte., pans. Ont Copeland A. Cpl., Chicago i. J., Gronlid sask. Farrance h., pet. Montreal. Girard. T., pte., London ont Hamilton b. G., , Nashville Heath A. Sgt. North Bay. Higgins. A. B., pte., Windsor ont Huggins W., apr. Peterborough jury w. E., l.-Cpl., Amherst. Large a h., pte., Leamington. Lisson w. F., Cpl., Hamilton. Macdonald a. A. Cpl. Esso Dale Al mar ten m. Vancouver Mulios W., Mundy A. Spr., a. .l.-Cpl. Mm., Eck in r., Lowndesboro , sask. Reid A., pet. Vancouver. Ross w.-d., pte., Hamilton. Ont Simoneau a Montreal Tremblay e., pte., Montreal. Weber f. A. Sgt., Kitchener. Liberated. Previously reported now liberated prisoner of. War Allard i North Bay. Cutts pet . Donald g Cpl Montreal. Flem no b pet Edmonton pet Dennis a. Johnson dangerously wounded i ocl in the y1ears following the Napoleonic wars High taxes Low wages and unemployment made life almost unbearable thousands of people in the British Isles. Canada was their land of Promise. by hundreds they came Quebec took thei River Steamer Montreal walked nine Miles .Lachine where they began the cruel journey up the St. Lawrence in Bateaux or Durham boats lugging their possessions along the Shore past the rapids. Finally there was the Long journey Inland with their supplies on their backs or on of carts. And in the Middle of the Forest they made Homes themselves. Just one Ideal they sought and found in. This new land. It was a. Country where Thrift and hard work brought their Reward were each Man could profit according the put Forth. Victory Bonds Are the Means by which each and every one of us can protect this precious heritage handed Down us by those sturdy pioneers. Each Bond helps crush those nations who seek restrict our Freedom. Each Bond will assist the in our armed services build a Happy future in this Canada of ours the Interra Troat Ckel company of Canada United 25 King Street ;