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May
28:
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LONDON,
May
23:
CPi-Scnt.
"Justifiable
homicide"
was
the
C.
Blgland
of
the
Salford
Fire
Bri-
coroner's
verdict
in
the
case,
of
37-
nnrla
ro
c
nnrarHpH
tho
RrH.lsVi
Km
vfclir-nlrl
rirlvafp
cnWlpr
chnt
Hoarl
1911
Grain
Outlook
Dire
Medal
for
climbing
70
feet
and,
while
trying
t0
escane
from
an
es-
PT!nce
nd.
most.n
.?sknf
putting
out
a
fire
which
threatened
cort
taking
h)m
to
the
railway
sta-dlsaster
in
an
ammunition
store,
tlon.
MORE
RAIN
IS
NEEDED
FOR
CROPS
rrrri.iilatnm
Survey
Shows
Better
Crp
Pro'-pect
hi
Manitoba
But,
Other
Arras
Report
Decreases
WINNIPEG.
May
23:
'T'
May
rains
in
manv
sections
of
the
pr:ir-l
nrovinres
have
brightened
prospects
for
this
year's
grain
crop.
The
rains
were
needed
badlv
for.
with
the
exception
of
western
Manitoba,
precipitation
figures
for
the
West's
grain-producin
areas
coverhs".
the
nine-month
period
endlns:
Anrll
30
showed
a
eeneral
lack
of
moisture
Southwestern
Manitoba
was
particularly
fortunate
in
the
first
half
of
May
with
heavy
rains
augmenting
a
moisture
suoply
already
abrve
normal.
Substantial
nrccinitatlort
n-a:
renorted
from
other
oarts
of
tioivs
recorded
figures
slightly
above
and
below
normal
respectively.
The
three
Alberta
areas
sh.ow.ed
up'
very
poorly
compared
with
the
corresponding
period
last
year
when
big
'execwes
were
reporfed.
This
year
the
northern
and
central
districts
each
showed
decreases
of
a
little
more
than
15
per
cent
and
the
south
was
a
shade
better
than
normal.
Monthly
Review
Precipitation
in
the
Tall
and
early
winter
In
northern
Alberta
was
heavy,
but
the
galn
was
lost
through
large
decreases
In
January
March
ures
fpr
the
spring
months
proved
disappointing.
In
the
southvest's
dried
out
areas
there
were
good
rain
and
snow
falls
during
October
and
November
with
losses
registered
in
all
other
months.
In
the
southeast
October
proved
the
outstanding
month
with
twice
the
normal
amount
of
precipitation.
Western
Manitoba
showed
figures
above
normal
In
all
months
except
September'and"
February
wHen
PORT
SIMPSON
In
a
cushion.
c,onnc;,tlon
sclllngjoK
riieals
day
of.itJiljfci
was
.Miss
Mar
J
orb
15
ATTKKKD
-
HlTT
UNHOWKD
?1f"
I
....
.
,:ad
is
dene
up
in
bandages,
but
th?
youngs
u;
knc
i:h
i'
ii
up
as
he
leads
them
fnm
thsjr
bf.mb-bla.sted
London
home
after
recent
Nazi
air
raid.
They
are
bound
ior
saiety
'n
mmiil
other
area.
KMIL00PS
NEWS
K.M.K'.S
"HOME
TOWN"
Kamloops
Judgeship
hi
succession
to
Judge
J.
D.
Swanson
who
is
In
recognition
of
his
devoted
tind
contlnurl
efforts
on
behalf
of
cx-scrviccmen,
a
life
membership
has
been
conferred
upon
Harry
W.
Collins
by
the
Kamloops
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Mr.
Collins
is
a
past'
president
of
both
the
Kamloops
and
Armstrong
branches
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
in
a
foursome
with
four
local
Tninortrir
C
Ci
n.Trhpr
nrfv.
inrlal
for
the
test
black-out
on
tne
lower
mainland.
Rangers
arc
at
Vernon
to
spend
a
month
in
training
camp.
Rev.
R.
J.
Love,
former
United
Church
pastor
at
Port
Simpson
and
James
Parker,
president
of
the
Kamloops
Junior
Chamber
or
Commerce,
and
Russell
MrEwen,
a
director,
attended
the
convention
of
the
Junior
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
British
Columbia
at
Chilliwack
on
Friday
and
Saturday
last.
Miss
Helen
Randal
R.N.,
registrar
of
the
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
of
British
Columbia
and
inspector
of
training
schools,
was
here
for
the
graduation
exercises
of
the
Royal
Inland
Hospital
training
school.
It
was
the
last
visit
she
will
make
here
in
her
official
capacity
as
she
has
resigned
the
office
which
she
has
held
for
twenty-three
years.
If
You
Can't
Fight
Your
Money
The
Victory
Loan,
campaign
will
Can
Buy
Victory
Bonds!
ana
April.
JJeiiciencies
were
record-
be
inaugurated
In
Kamloops
on
cd
In
all
months
except
November
Sunday
afternoon
next
with
tser-and
March
In
central
Alberta.
Pre-
cises
at
.Riverside
Park
In
which
clpitation,
in
the
northern
tectlon
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers'
band
of
the
province
was
100
per
cent
from
Prince
Rupert
will
play
a
above
normal
in
September.
Octob-
leading
nart.
The
principal
speaker
and
November
but
well
below
the
ers
will
bs
Mr.
Justice
Sidney
Smith
averase
in
all
other
months.
and'
Wing
Commander
Ernest
Mc-Northern
Saskatchewan
built
up
Nab.
There
will
be
parades
and
a
good
moisture
reserve
from
Oc-
other
demonstrations.
tober
to
February
with
excesses
loops
quota
for
the
Victory
Loan
Is
ranging
un
to
100
per
cent,
but
fig
$300,000.
tee
A11
the
to
.there
were
losses
of
30
and
35
per
Procecdf.
w
cent
respectively.
Preslpitation
in
"ttluJ
"cu
v""oa
w"""
the
'eastern
district
was
50
per
cent
above
normal
in
October,
85
per
The
baseball
and
Softball
season
cent.
In
January
and
20
per
cent
In
Is
now
well
under
way
In
Kamloops.
'
1
April.
Figures
were
below
the
av-
Games
In
the
various
leagues
nre
erage
In
the
other
months
under
being
clayed
regularly.
In
the
op-1.
1
Tey(ew.
ener
of
the
Interior
Baseball
League
I
1
1
.
Kamloona
defeated
Vernon
0
to
1.
'
BTnb
Berlin
with
Your
Money
.Buy
Victory
Bonds!
Cy
Young
won
the
Canadian-Bank
of
Commerce
Cup
yhen
twenty-five
devotees
of
tho
royal
and
ancient
came
attended
the
with
the
.
,
TERRACE
Terrace
cnloyed
lovely
weather
on
Victoria
Day
was
celebrated
more
quietly
than
in
the
years
before
the
war.
The
Canadian
Leg-Ion
held
snorts
for
children
in
the
The
Kam-
municipal
park
and
In
the
evening
a
number
of
people
drove
to
Usk
to
a
community
dance.
Harold
Winch,
C.C.F.
leader
In
the'
Visitors
over
the.
week-end
in-Leglslature.
Is
paying
a
visit
to
eluded
Robert
Gordon
W.
O.
Ful-Kamloops
district.
to
and
Percy
Tinker
from
Prince
Rupert
who
are
spending
a
day
or
The
KamlooDS
branch
of
the
two
at
Mr-
Gordon's
summer
home
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
will
take
charge
of
the
Dominion
Pay
celebration.
In
Kamloops
on
July
1
with
Mayor
Charles
E.
Sconion
as
chairman
of
the
program
coinmlt-
at
Lakelse
Lake.
THAT'S
LONG
AGO
During
a
famlns
In
Greece
between
the
years
331
and
323
B.
C,
the
city
of
Cirene.
Libya,
exnorted
some
29,000
tons
of
cereal
for
the
relief
of
starving.
Greek
cities,
in
Tin:
si
ruKMF,
v.wm
or
mutism
roi.u.MisiA
in
1'itoii.vii:
In
tin-
Multrr
f
tin-
Kstiilc
of
John
milium
.iKMni'-y,
!pnar,
l.ifr
of
iik-
uiy
or
r!ni-f
Uupert,
llrlttsli
niiiminMHiio
died
on
Drrrinlirr
Ifct,
Purunt
to
the
provisions
of
Bectlon
2B
of
th
Tnilv?
Act
or
the.
Provlnco
nf
BrltlKh
OohimbUv
I
lirrrby
give
notice
thfl-t
on
tibe
25th
clay
of
April
juii
my
8jnairament
as
Exomitnr
nt
1
Kamloops
1
Golf
Club
course
for
the
SSSewriL!
'f
JtAnl.
mmT
,.
.
....
.
..
McKlnlev,
Dmwsd,
wu
ocnfuwd
toy
rrnuc
..miirL
rn
uraun
UOUIimnld.
and
that
all
fXTwim
Indebted
to
tlii
unlri
'WB.
urn.
"im
.
wwie
ore
rmunra
tr
nnv
th
hdbratlon.hhe'wlViner
lacrosse
in.
Kam'J(feusi;tbfy
indtottincwi
Ufmeimth
Wilson
of
Met-
not
annear
to
be
vcrf
bright:
"Vcr'-V
-
'
ZZTrZ
Z
"V.'.MJ
.ln8t
ii'iu4
vijn
jmo.
joioi.
ine
a
raw-
""whu
"e
iwx
ic-
propririy
voriTiPrt
with
mo
on
or
bpfore
In"
tr-iV-
pkVn
at
the
Friday
nl"ht
fused
to
have
anvthing
to
do
with
Ji"1
"l"
101
tailin
which
distribu-
danre
In
Port
Simpson
Athletic
pnv
xla
lue
that
Includes
the
to
clalms
wliyn
Ci
Iy"
Viua
J1P1I.
-in--
arawing
box
was
".rtiiuuups
luippers,
,
nator)
at
Prlm-c
Rupert,
B.C.
OiIh
-7th
onenea,
bv
Cecil
Rose
and
Mrs.
-1
nay
y
y.
u.
imi,
Charles
.
Of
futt
drew
the
.lucky
Ken
Black-of
Vancouver.
Can-
cUFrdrto
'
oilkkr
ticket.
,
adlan
coif
champion.
Is.
in
Kam-
Inons
tadav.
He
will
plav
an
.ex-
By
8oiicltor,
..XeVINpUPrand
Dle-Yours
"
hlb)l"n
round
over
the
Kamloops
nttmtf'--'
But
to
Go
and
Buy
I
;
6'ol'f
Club's
course
and
will
engcije
Princ
Rupert,
b.
c.
Whifflets
From
The
VVaterfront
afternoon
southbound.
...
,
C.
N.
R.
st
earner
Pr'nre
J
r
With
a
large
list
of
rass?n?ers
fnr
Northern
Brlt'sh
Columbia,
the
Yukon
and
Ala.ska.
r,
p,
p..
,sr.amc
Prli-.ess
Louise,
rart.
R,
K.
Orav
arrived
In
port
nt
7
o'clock
th's
mornin
ffnm
Vnrnu"''
"n't
sailed
at
8:30
n.rn,
fOrfRkaiwav
nnd
rolnlrf
"'h-n-
police,
was
in
Vancouver
week
n?rthrm
she
Is
due
bock
he
on
Sunday'
nr.MtiNc.
or
r.mwN
Riirt
a
good-
slzed
l'st
of
nas-ngers
and
substantial
freight
cargo,
arrived
In
port
on
time
ar
10
o'clock
thli
morning
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
nail
nt
3
nVln
V
4VilB
oftAmnrxn
moro
at
Quesnel.
has
been
recently
Kctchlkan
and
Slcwin
whrnre
shc
Synthetic
emeralds
now
arc
produced.
.
choice
or
beans
Ther'
are
more
than
90
varieties
of
soy
beans.
PAOI
SIX
THE
DAILY
HEWS
Wedne;
da7l;
May
;
cm
Expert
Optical
Service
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Electric
Refrigeration
r
.
1
YOU
CAN'T
TO
BE
Without
ITf
There's
nothing
more
important
than
guarding
your
precious
baby's
health.
You
wouldn't
knowingly
give
your
baby
contaminated
milk,
yet
often
milk
which
looks
alright
is
dangerous
because
it
has
not
been
kept
at
the
proper
low
temperature.
Don't
take
chances!
Electric
refrigeration
will
stand
guard
night
and
day
in,
the
hottest
weather
and
will
protect
not
only
your
baby's
milk
tmr
the
food
for
thtf
wholcfamily
as
'well.
You
really
can't
afford
to
be
without
it
because
it
will
actually
save
you
money
by
stopping
wasteful
food
spoilage.
There
arc
many
models
available
at
terms
that
make
it
easy
to
enjoy
the
benefits
of
electric
refrigeration
NOW.
REDVy
SAYS:
"Invest
in
an
electric
refrigerator
and
you'll
he
able
to
buy
lots
of
War
Savings
Stamps
with
the
money
you'll
save."
ehewan
benefitted
in
a
slight'.v
lesser
decree.
In
southern
and
central
Albert")
there
have
been
moderate
showsrs.
whilp
in
the
Peace
River
and
Lesser
Slave
Lake
area
sood
drenrhlnr
rains
have
occurred.
Temperatures
have
been
above
nprrnal
over
the
entire
grain
re?i.m
during
the
first
three
week?
of
May.
The
excesses
ransed
from
six
to
nine
decrees
in
Manitoba
find
wen
onjv
slishtlv
less
marked
in
most
sections
of
the
other
provinces.
According
to
Dominion
Meteorological
Service
statistics
for
th"
rrrifvi
from
Aniust
1.
1940
to
April
30,
J041.
Manitoba,
with
an
average
Increase
above
normal
of
11
rer
cent,
alone
showed
a
balance
on
the.
right,
side
of
the
precinitatlon
leduer.
There
was
an
averaae
rte-
Xhe
Spring
session
of
the
Su-ficlencv
or
six
per
cent
in
Siskat-
premc
Court
Assizes
is
in
progress
ehewan
and
t
He
average
in
Alberta'
Jn
Kamloops.
There
are
three
crim-was
16
per
cent
below
normal.
lnal
ancl
tnree
civn
cases,
on
the
Western
Manitoba
was
the
one
ilst-
The
criminal
cases
consist
of
real
brt-rlit
snot,
with
'an
excess
of
one
arsDn)
one
manslaughter
and
28
per
cent.
In
the
eastern
.section
one
murder.
of,
the
province
there
was
a
"'Hit
dccrra"
fro-rt
norm1!
Ruithwst-
ern
Saskatchewan's
"hot
spot"
ran
The
names
of
J.
Ross
Archibald
of
true
to
form
with
a
decrease
of
20
Kamloops,
C.
W.
Morrow
of
Vernon
per"
cent,
below
the
average,
and
ad
H.
V.
Craig
of
Kclowna
arc
the
southeastern
and
northern
sec-
mentioned
as
,
possibilities
for
the
COMPOSITES
I
WIN
SOCCER
Took
Honors
n
Opening
Of
City
Championship
Football
petition
Last
Night
Composite
Services
outplayed
Itocky
Mountain
Hanjcrs
last
nlvh1
to
win
the
opening
game
of
the
Moblcy
Cup
city
senior
champl'in-fhip
competition
by
a
score
of
5
ti
1
lit"
It.
M.
It's
may
rmve
had
a
meaur'
of
bad
luck
at
thai
but.
Tcveilhclcss,
Composites
were
full
valu
for
victory:
Th
vore
nt
hn'f
time
w?s
four
to
nothing.
A
gopd-fiized
crowd
of
fans
witnessed
the
rame
In
'
.vilte
of
the
softbnil
rrun
er-attractlon.
Fo'-
the
Cn'
n.';!!
s
Thomas
ror-ed
tvdee.
McNauihfon.
wh
he
sorlns.
Frn'W
and
Bnrelnv
'minting
for
th-
nt,hnr
irrrls.
I
-"vie',
who
orrelled
for
the
'Ran-pcrs
made
their
one
and
nnltf
cr-intp
priH
hfld
had
luck
wffh
c'he-
"ad
tries.
Jim
Wilson
was
referee.
'
ON
Tin;
'hue
Uuprrt
LjUlc
I
'
r
esniij
"THE
They
AUo
Sri
:::
I
The
Order
of
tory
Bonds!
Dont
Theorize
Mot
nmm
secretae!
coming
nints.
.
1
"eiiricu
lii
"7
SINNEUs-
!
HOTEL
AKRIV;
I'rtnre
UitCri
H.
P.
MqLaur
n-.
v.
W.
R
Wilkei
'
,
que,
PrCmier;
o
G
torla:
II.
McD
;
a
Applewhalte,
sti-w
Vancouver;
E
V.
C.
Orant.
P
r
e
Nash.
Terrace,
c
w...
son.
Vancouvi-i
Smlthers:
R
A
R..
Lake.
Victory
Bontfs.
r
of
the
Future'
Canada
Al
1
25
Years
Am
May
28,
OP'
8i
East
Africa
coiv
i.
berg
occupied
t
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
for
married
n:
southbound.
Great
-Britain
ment
took,
ovn
or
Or
-.
m
Mighty
Proud
of
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