Mi
TUESDAY,
JUNE
8,
1943
Birth
of
Dionne
Quintuplets
Changed
Obscurity
of
Small
Town
Doctor
to
World
Fame
"
lu
Wn
m
minister
minister
to
to
the
the
Iovcd
ter
the
rdr
to
to
average
average
ills
ills
him.
Zard;
of
men,
wumcu
aim
cjumren.
Medical
"
hours,
syrup.
authorities
"ww"
Foot
comfort
Is
of
vital
importance
to
the
war
worker.
The
true
worth
of
a
work
boot
it
measured
In
terms
of
quality,
comfort
and
.
long
life.
These
famous
Leckie
bkookum
end
Columbia
Work
Boots
are
built
to
stand
the
gaff
'j
but
they're
made
for
comfort
too!
The
next
lime
i,
you're
buying
work
boots,
ask
for
Leckie's.
SKOORtUftB
COLUMBIA
WORK
BOOTS
made
hy
j.
leckie
co.
limited
vascoh'eii,
11
i
.
1
o'clock
in
tho
mnrnlno-
nf
t.
T.
,
""Wlgnoui
:
t
eVentful
May
day
he"
wis
ZSSSJS
awakened
at
his
home
n
Callen-
J
JJ-I
ors
wcre
showered
on
w
der
by
a
vigorous
pounding
on
his
cllned
fabulous
offers
to
to
fa-fmnr.
door.
It
was
Ollva
Dionne.
hi.
.....
.b
go
w
ia
n
c
In
the
nursery
each
day
and
often
kept
them
cooling
their
heels
In
a
hotel
if
his
charges
showed
the
slightest
indisposition.
No
father
ever
watched
after
their
interests
with
a
more
tender
care
than
he
did.
(
In
1935
King
George
.V
of
Great
;
Britain
appointed
him'
a
member
Allan
Hoy
Dafoe
was
an
obscure
country
doctor
inf
the
or.i.lv
settled
nnrrhorn
Ontnvin
nnin
tt
oo
mo
P"e
He
'
Order
of
the
British
Em-
was
made
a
life
member
She
sprang
into
fa,
VffSEfJXSZZ
Dionne
quintuplets
into
the
world.
For
27
years
before
ation
and
the
Canadian
Medical
that
lie
had
worked
along
the
frontier
unhonored
andlAssodation.
unsiinf,
bringing
ordinary
babies
to
life,
meridine
b
the
UIU
U?
splke
fre?uent,,y
n
the
radl
torn
bod'es
of
injured
lumbermen,
durl"e
the
early
childhood
of
"my
onr!
fighting
north
couhtrv
bll?-
m
u.
.
..
babies"
but
declined
offers
to
en-
WINNIPEG
Owing
to
the
lowering
of
military
medical
standards
.
"
1500
w
Manitoba
..wiru.
vniuof
aimuugn
a'
ne
was
the
father
of
the
quints.
The
doc-
poor
man.
He
preferred
to
remain
men
who
were
classified
by
doctors
tor
had
attended
Mrs.
Dionne
at
a
country
doctor
the
coroner
of
ln
cateSorles
B
and
C
are
now
lithe
birth
of
three
of
her
five
pre-
callcnder
and
the
medical
health
able
t0
call"uP-
About
na
of
these
vlous
children,
and
knew
that
an-
officer
for
Mnrih
tiim...iu
.
'men
are
farmers
and
will
be
en-
other
baby
was
expected,
but
not
ship.
I
titled
to
the
usual
consideration,
it
so
soon.
Tn
A
.
is
explained.
Notices
will
be
mailed
So
he
hurried
to
the
humble
J"
LlPLi!f
f
publiclt)r
these
men
tellta6
them
that
they
"is
normal
llfe-
.prvthlne
ln
confusion
in
the
dim
however,
was
Beavers,
which
have
been
on
the
hnm
born
nrematurelv
prematurely
'
and
and
no
no
arranee-
arrange-
Elan
niivsinan
1Z
nnn
.
s.man
novntoH
Znt?
"
MnAiiAnii..
he
,
W,f
,few
few
.
years,
years'
...
have
have
been
been
makins
maklnS
-
.
a
a
mints
for
their
advent
had
been
SKS"
f,"dp
?
Prac
lcal
y
I
nuisance
of
themselves
around
Flin
"
"
re
"
made
The
father
disappeared
but
qul"ts
l,Flon
by
using
culver
under
the
Petty
OTicer
R.
A.
(Dick)
Cas-
1.1
h.j
ie-
icnaca
me
umvciauy
ui
iwimiu
siay
nas
arrived
in
moose
jaw
iui
turned
with
the
priest,
Mrs.
Dionno
and
was
graduated
ln
medicine
ln
a
thl.ty
day
leave
to
visit
his
wife,
had
rallied'
and
a
"lew
hours
later
1907
at
24.
He
headed
for
the
north
and
son.
PO.
Cassidy
recently
ar-at
out
of
danger.
woods
and
settled
in
the
thriving
rived
in
Canada
after
serving
over-
Surprised
to
find
the
babie6
still
lumber
town
of
Callender.
He
mar-
seas,
alive
he
gave
his
undivided
atten-
ricd
a
nurse,
Bertha
Morrison,
Moose
Jaw
is
going
to
have
a
ration
to
them.
For
21
hours
he
fed
daughter
of
a
Halifax
clergyman,
crosse
team
and
Its
orgnizers
hope
them
a
few
drops
of
warm
water
she
died
after
bearing
him
a
son,
to
create
a
league
throughout
the
from
an
eve-droacer
every
two
William
Allen
Dafoe.
southern
part
of
the
province.
Vic
Henderson
of
Stanley.
Hon.
Dr.
William
R.
Motherwell,
aarhulturallst,
was
buried
at
Aber
nethy
recently,
from
the
church
which
he
long
ago
helped
to
found,
and
for
many
years
helped
to
sus
fjiin.
rpnnle
from
many
parts
of
the
piovlnce
attended
the
service.
Those
present
from
Moose
Jaw
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.V.
J.
Motherwell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Gordon
Ross,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tnomos
Miller,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
J.
Workman
and
Mrs.
lack.
NEW
U-BOAT
HIDEOUTS
LONDON,
June
8.0)
The
Germans
are
building
new
hideouts
for
U-boats
along
the
French
coast
.as
a
result
of
destruction
caused
I
by
R.A.F.
raids
on
St.
Nazalre
and
,'Lorlent,
according
to
word
reach-ling
London.
'
TURKS
TRAIN
AT
CAPE.
CAPE
TOWN,
June
8
(CP)
Six
.Turkish
pilots
are
doing
special
training
on
Lockheed
Lodestars
at
the
British
Airways
Training
J
School
at
Vaaldam,
Transvaal.
Six
other
Turks
recently
qualified
ln
Ithe
Union
on
a
specialized
radio
course.
THE
DAILY
PAGE
THREE
Poaching
On
His
Trapline
KITWANCOOL,
June
8
A
local
trapper,
Samuel
Douse,
reports
that
on
several
occasions
his
trap
line
along
White
River
has
been
poached
upon
and
that,
due
to
depradatlons,
the
once
populous
beaver
colony
at
White
Lake
is
practically
wiped
out.
During
May,
Douse
found
strange
traps
on
his
line
and,
after
posting
a
notice
that
he
would
seize
any
others
that
he
found,
he
dlscoverel
several
more,
one
of
which
contained"
a
young
beaver.
Douse
confiscated
these.
The
trapline
along
White
River
has
been
the
property
of
the
Douse
family
for
several
generations.
Wolverine
have
also
been
taking
a
toll
of
the
remaining
beaver,
and
Douse
is
anxious
to
get
in
touch
With
anyone
who
has
experience
in
catching
these
wily
animals.
FOR
CLOSE
FIGHTING
LONDON,
June
8
OH
As
part
of
a
long-term
policy
to
make
the
British
Home
Guard
the
equlva-
light
Two
babies
already
had
been
Z
1
nanged-
e
became
as
deciine
In
the
north
for
the
past.lent
to
fcont-llne
Infantry
forces,
wl
be
equipped
with
Bofors
i
i'
.ti...
fi.u'iy-
ti
midwives
were
makinir
un
uf
iiuasons
Bay
railway
lines
as
dam
"
"'"
ul
"u
pracuce,
sites.
The
water
mnnin.
hurriedlv
fnr
thP
nPw
7t
Keeping
only
77
u
i
and
arrivals
building
a
fire.
natients
SU
Lives
in
Danger
a
few
of
his
older
A3
the
'
youngsters
grew
and
be-
ue-
lie
rolled
up
his
sleeves
and
soon
,
,.T
7,
"V.
"ut
gan
w
acquire
a
sizeable
fortune
.
LwD
,,
fM
other
babies
three
cry
ng
feebly,
from
m,
rp
hnrn
The
mothpr's
1
fp
u-ns
....
'
1
backs
up
along
the
embankment,
endangering
the
roadbed.
Trappers
with
registered
trapllnes
have
been
granted
permission
to
take
off
as
many
as
forty
beaver
which
this
year
average
-
-
esw
l00K
on
new
rorm
jj
plan-'
from
$40
to
$50
a
Delt.
S
bvhefemendoul
"ed
&
SpCClal
home
for
them-
wllh
06S
ot
Pak
Point
T6
re.ponUb
e
m5m
down
litles
of
S
saving
ivinJ
Z
her
life
an
enclosed
cilery,
and
visitors
lost
two
horses,
a
.bull,
four
calves.
from
a
over
tne
CQun
and
keeping
the
spark
:
of
life
alive
Unlted
stales
came
gee
thm
destroytd
ban
recently
Tne
f.j
..C
y
...
fire
started
from
a
smudge
burning
.
,
,,
,
..
I
I
didn
t
see
how
all
of
the
babies
vicii
isu
I
rom
Koyaltv
L
...
.
,
could
poi.;lbly
live"
he
related
later,
In
1935,
the
Ontario
legislature
so
I
baptized
each
of.
them
separ-
passed
a
measure
to
make
them
"lL
.J'
lln"e"!:
Zd
?A5f
'
bubonic
plague
has
caused
(requently
did
this
for
Roman
George
VI
and
Queen
Elizabeth
of
Cathcllr
biiHcs
whose
lives
were
Great
Britain,
while
on
their
Can-In
danger,
using
the
Latin
form
of
adian
tour,
visited
the
five
years-
the
rite.
old
girls
and
him.
The
Queen
was
h
",th
nf
f
'
'
satri
that
par.h
dav
Constantly,
it
seemed
as
if
the
especially
charmed
with
their
nat-
m0re
raU
were
invading
the
city
ln
tiny
infants
were
aoout'io
cue.
lie
urai
ciuaviour
in
me
presence
oi
iarge
numbers
wrapped
them
in
tne
only
cover-
rujauy.
Leading
Aircraftsman
Earl
A.
tog
available
remnants
of
old
cot-
There
was
some
unhappy
mo-
Rindress
has
arrived
overseas
ac
tin
sheeting
and
napkins
laid
ments
ln
the
interim
when
the
cording
to
word
received
by
his
them
In
a
corner
of
the
bed
and
parents
objected
to
their
babies
be-
motherTMrs.
M.
A.
Rindress.
Lead-covered
them
with
a
heated
mg
segregated
Jrom
the
rest
of
Ing
Aircraftsman
Rindress
enlisted
blanket
the
family
but
eventually
the
dlf-
with
the
Air
Force
in
February
Meanwhile,
the
mother
appeared
flculties
were
ironed
out.
'1942.
as
a
radio
technician,
to
be
dying.
After
emergency
Dr.
Dafoe
was
born
on
May
29,!
measures
he
started
out
to
get
a
1883,
In
the
Ontario
village
of
pric
-no
one
else
was
available
Madoc,
the
son
of
another
country
and
made
the
trip
to
Corbell,
near-
doctor,
William
Allan
Dafoe
and
ly
three
miles
away,
in
record
time
Rasa
CVan
Duescn)
Dafoe.
He
at-1
automobile,
automoolie.
wnen
wnen
ne
ne
to
drive
mosquitoes
from
his
cattle
The
rat
situation
ln
Winnipeg
has
reached
such
a
state
that
the
the
civic
health
committee
to
older
a
special
emergency
session
to
deal
with
the
rapidly
increasing
men
ace.
Dr.
M.
5.
Lougheed,
medical
MOOSE
JAW
laimuii
ymer
fiem.
pieces
TAKE
STARCII
OUT
OF
'
'EM
LONDON;
jiine,18"ltt)"r."Ti1p,'Air
Ministry
is
'takirie
some
of
tht
starch
out
of
R.A.F".
and
W.A.A.F
officers.
An
order
says
they
now
may
wear
soft
collars
but
not
during
inspections,
and
collar-attached
shirts,
but
only
off
parade.
tion
now
the
amount
of
meat
which
can
be
bought
Is
limited
by
the
number
of
coupons
as
well
as
the
supply
of
cash,
consumers
have
to
spend.
Cooking
tests
made
by.
the
consumer
section,
of
the
Agriculture
Department'
show
that
in
cooking"
roasts,
a
moderate
temperature
from
325
to:
350
degrees
Fahrenheit
for
the
entire
cooking
period,
results
in
less
shrinkage
and
results
ln
a
more
tender
Juicier
roast.
Other
points
to
keep
in
mind,
say
the
experts,
are:
"Don't
add
water,
and
don't
cover
roasts
while
cooking.
Allowing
them
to
stand
for
ahort
time
In
a
warm
place
after
cooking
makes
for
easier
and
more
economical
PICK
THEM
YOUNG
F.
S.
Gris-dale,
deputy
foods
.administrator
for
the
Prices
Board.iwarns
house-
nMi
mm
nnrt
rorn
mi,
ninnnp
miinhmlpis
My
es
of
tne
Mew
xors
Kangers
oi
wives
in
uie
mantel
ior
cniCKen
the
National
Hockey
League,
and
I
that
unlesS
they
know
their
fowl
Meanwhile,
he
had
sent
a
wcrc
seven
months
old,
he
felt
he
n,n
call
for
fnr
a
nurse
nurse
at
at
North
Norm
mM
couid
ivo
leave
thron
them
in
in
other
other
hands
hands
"Gymle"
umie
McMillan,
former
Moose
they
may
In.7lt.rf
be
paying
the
price
'
of
.S
a
tlon
of
a
doctor's
certificate
Is
not
allowed.
Ration
officials
suggest
that
consumers
leave
corn
syjup
for
mothers
with
small
babies.
.
.SNACKS
A
HELP
Canada's
war
industries
recognize
a
short
rest
period
morning
and
afternoon,
with
a
light
mid-shift
snack,
as
an
aid
to
greater
production,
and
what
has
been
proved
true
of
industrial
workers
applies
also
to
others.
Mothers
are
advised
to
adopt
"mld-shtft"
rest
periods
and
snacks
for
themselves.
They
-will
find
that
the
short
relaxation
with
a
cup
of
soup
or
tea,
a
glass
of
milk
or
fruit
Juice
or
some
fresh
fruit
will
pay
dividends
in
Increased
energy
and
vitality.
CONSERVATION
THE
WATCH.
WORD
If
present
day
beauty
aids
are
to
stay,
Canadian
women
will
have
to
practise
dressing
table
ec
onomy.
Lipstick
containers,
mascara
cases,
rouge
and
powder
com
pacts
and
all
such
fancy
devices
are
out."
oiaer
containers,
whlcn
can
be
used
over
and
over
again
for
refills,
now
are
becoming
the
"musts"
on
personal
salvage
lists.
It
Is
economical
to
buy
the
larger
containers
and
Jars
of
creams
and
THE
EXPERTS
SAY
.
.
.
Wartime
Conservation
Hints
for
Busy
Housewives
(uy
tne
Canadian
Press)
CAREFUL
COOKING
Cooking
I
lotions.
These
do
not
evaporate
or
plays
a
part
in
making
meat
go
become
rancid
.If
they
are
kept
further;
an
important
considera
tightly
covered
In
a
cool
place.
For
current
use,
creams
and
lotions
can
be
put
in
smaller
Jars
and
kept
at
hand.
PRAISE
FOR
SERVICEMEN
Servicemen.
and
t
h
e
i
r-
families
make
the
best
possible
tenants,
says
Mrs.
Harvey
Agnew,
supervisor
of
housing
registries
for
the
Prices
Board.
These
reports,
Mrs.
Agnew
says,
Indicate
that
the
opinion
is
pretty
well
universal
that
members
of
the
forces
make
tht
most
desirable
of
tenants.
PLAYGROUND
ACTIVITIES
Gyro
Club
Planning
to
Continue
This
Season
Assistance
is
Sought
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
is
hurry
considering
carrying
out
again
this
Jaw
iunior
hockey
coacn
are
going
iresa
young-
cnicsen
ior
an
oia
-
.-
.
.
to
handle
the
team.
Both
Regina
hen.
Prices
for
various
grades
dlf-
neighboring
women
aided
the
tired
in
many
years.
It
was
a
trip,
to
Qn
Jta
Notre
Dame
are
reported
to
be
er
across
doctor
and
the
nurse
In
keeping
Ncw
york.
m
the
metropolis,
.he
,
and
summer
simUar
to
h.
i
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flrcf
fnnr
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rr.
u..uu.v.
Miss
Jane
Hasgerty,
,
a
,
Be
le
Plain
he
flew
day..
centre
of
attraction.
Later,
resident
since
1906
died
BcUe
A
,et
of
potato
scales
registered
to
Washington
and
was
again
a
Jn
to
aEregate
weight
at
13
pounds
(popular
flgure.
TnttRS
1
ax
ounces.
For
clays
the
doctor
IIe
made
an
address
in
Carnegie
well
0XiSS!
I
trlct.
having
lived
tore
41
years.
had
doubts
as
to.
whether
they
Hall,
New
York,
and
a
fascinated
,
.
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o
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was
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uiuu
auuiuncu
j.uuu
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ma
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nf
inforpst
to
Moose
thev
were
four
months
old
that
hojthe
story
of
"a
modern
.fairy
tale."
fn
really
began
to
hope.
Then
a
nur-
as
he
described
the
multiple
births,
j
ser.
wa;,
built
for
them
ana
ne
felt
Oiat
with
proper
medical
care
thev
would
survive.
Mutual
Loye
Idolized
in
Ncw
York
St.
Joseph's
Church,
Stanley,
Dur-
v.
a
m
f
ti-Vinn
C.rm
Dnn
n
pie
came
R,nvpr.
South
Moose
Jaw.
was
loin
ing
prices
for
fowl
prevailing
ln
ulusc
,w"11-"
"
""
7,
.
several
Frank
SWnner-
past
VeaTS
their
areas
Also
housewives.-should
miSS&,
cha,rmtr
of
,theHciub's
piayr,und
live
fowf
thanft
they
'would
for
committee,
placed
proposed
plans
the
dressed
product.
CORN
SYRUP
Consumers
dre
asked
by
the
Prices
Board
to
cooperate
with
retailers
who
are
trying
to
distribute
available
stocks
of
corn
syrup
as
evenly
as
possible.
before
the
club
executive
at
a
meeting
yesterday
and
these
will
be
taken
up
again
by
the
club
as
a
whole
at
its
regular
monthly
business
meeting
tomorrow.
They
provide
for
an
expenditure
of
upwards
of
$600
by
the
club
itself
'Tltero
-
nn
rofrti1oflr
.,
11U
WiC
oooidbaiiuc
Ul
tile
Ulty
auu
film
of
the
famous
five,
he
gave
to
innred
Henderson,
eldest!
the
sale
of
corn
syrup;
making
Its
fm
authorlties
in
playground
As
time
went
on,
and
they
grew
the
orders
to
camera
men
as
and
Mfc
Gilbert
sale
contingent
upon
the
produc-1
lmprovf,ment
workuis
to
be
sou?h
normal
youngsicrs,
ne
luvtu.me
ipiibui
vi
umc
ui
The
military
has
been
responsible
for
the
disruption
of
some
of
the
playgrounds
if
not
for
actual
damaging.
Another
matter
to
come
before
thfi
club
at
tomorrow's
meeting
will
Include
that
of
representation
at
the
international
conference
in
Toronto
and
the
district
meeting
ln
yancouver.
It
Is
possible
tha
members
may
be
able
to
attend
The
annual
Gyro
picnic
is
being
planned
for
June
27
with
the
use
of
Dr.
R.:
G.
Large's
power
cruiser
Soogwllis.
KWONG
SANG
IIING
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
House
Next
to
King
Tai
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
All
our
patronare
welcome
Opens
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
Jn-Phone
Red
247
M
New
priority
lirocedure:
the
Program
Classification
System
effective
June
7
priority
procedure,
the
-Program
Classification
Jsys'-Jtr.
ANEW
tern,
has
been
established
by
Priorities
Order
4,
effective
on
June
7,
1913.
Under
this
simple,
new
procedure,
industrial
purchase
orders
placed
with
Canadian
firms
will
be
classified
within
one
or
more
of
24
code
numbers.
After
June
7
every
purchaser
of
goods
w
commodities
valued
at
S23
or
more,
(other
than
a
retailer,
a
person
who
buys
from
a
retailer,
or
such
others
as
are
designated
in
the
regulations),
must
provide
his
supplier
with
the
appropriate
code
number
as
indicated
by
the
regulations,
or
with
sufficient
information
to
enable
the
supplier
himself
to
classify
the
purchase
order.
Industrial
and
mill
supplies,
warehouses
and
other
businesses
performing
similar
functions
for
industry,
shall
NOT
be
deemed
retailers
for
the
purposes
of
the
new
regulations.
Copies
of
the
new
Order,
P.O.
4,
together
with
complete
details
of
its
operation,
are
obtainable
from
Regional
Priorities
Offices.
Regional
Offices:'
514
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Bldg
Halifax
,
1155
Bishop
Street'
Montreal
Osier
Building
.
Toronto
ut
Terminal
Building
-
:
.
Hamilton
,(-
ihv
1009
Canada
Building
.
Windsor
.
209
Power
Building
Winnipeg
c-oTorth
West
Purchasing
Ltd.,
109th
St.
and
Jasper
Avenue
Edmonton
113C
Marine
Building
Vancouver
Priorities
pranch
(Ref.
P.O.
4)
t
No.
3
Temporary
Building
Ottawa
To
the
Small
Importer:
Another
new
order,
P.O.
5,
also
has
been
issued.
This
new
order
determines
procedures
under
which
the
small
importer
of
United
States
materials
for
maintenance,
repair,
or
operating
supplies,
may
obtain
the
necessary
priority
assistance.
Ob-
.
tain
details
from
your
nearest
Regional
Priorities
Office.
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
MUNITIONS
4ND
SUPPLY
Honourable
C.
I).
HOWE
Minister
'i:KX'i!mi'a:i'i:
J
:JB
PRESCRIPTIONS
9
Through
the
years,
the
physicians
of
this
community
and
their
patients
have
come
to
know
that
they
can
depend.
on
us.
i
dimes
IM.
Zriut
Pioneer
Dmq&ists
;
II
THE
HEXALL
STOKE
PHONES
81
and
83
y
Open
Daily
from
9
a.m.
till
9
p.m.
jj
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.