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ROYAL CANADIAN All. FORCE OVERSEAS

0n Active Borvioo Alfred Kenneth, P0, Windsor, Ont. Died 0f Injuries Sustained In Motoroycio Accident ‘hyior. PO. Vancouver. B. O. minis; 0n Aotivo Sorvioo Arm porations

ronto, Ont.

Cary, Earl Stanley, WO., Von- oouver. B. C.

Cronin Patrick Idmund. IO., Curti .

Davis, Chores Gordan Goodwin, WO., Birch Hills Husk.

Drover, Jack liliwyn, Sgt, Soo- forth, O t

., to nt. G acie. William Brown, Sgt, Peterboro, Ont. Habkirk. Ramsey McKenzie, PO, Kincardine, Ont. ' Harrison, Gordon Piotchcr, WO., Toronto, Ont. Heuchert, William Rudolph, 10., Winnipeg, Man. Irving, Walter Nelson, WO., New Westminster, B. C. Lee, Thomas Edwin, WO., Bur- nia. Ont. Lyon, Kenneth Brcgden, I"O.,‘ Thorndale, Ont. - Moores. Douglas Keith, F0., Yar- mouth, N.S.

Peters, Samuel Leonard, lit-Sgt" Queenstown, N. B. ,

Peterson. Robert Orlando, I".- Sgt, Revelstoke, B. C. Philbin. Gerald Bernard, B.-L., Valleyfield, Que. Reed, Raymond Alexander, PO., Alameda, Sask. Stevenson, Donald Gerard, F0. Windsor, Ont. Sutton, Cyril Bertie, WO., Prince Albert, Sask.

Williams, James Henry, Sgt., Hopeville, Ont.

Previously Reported Missing On Active Service -— Now Reported Prisoner of War-Germany Merkley, Allen Leonard, PO.‘ Vancouver, B. C. y Previously Reported Missing 0n, Active Service-Now Reported

e Kennedy. Irving Farmer. D.F C.. S.-L., Cumberland, Ont. McCormick, Donald Robert, F0, Lacornbe, Alta. Schofieid. Frederick David, Montreal West. Que. | Wasylkoug Russell J., Sgt., New, Westminster. B. C. Zacharuk, Alexander, WO., Mir- ror. Alta. i Previously Reported Missing 0n. Active Service — Now For Official‘ Purposes Presumed Dead Baroni. Raymond John, Sgt, Neepawa, Man. Gott, Alfred Norman. WO., Vic- toria, B. C. Moffat, Frank Reagh, WO., White Rock, BC. Saunders. Joseph Evans, li‘.-Sgt.. Fredericton, N. B. Selman, Robert Gilroy, FQ, Vancouver, BC. Watson, Robert Martin, Sgt, La-

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Died From Natural Causes Lloyd Anosn Gray, LAC., Port Hope, Ont. Sigouin, Joseph Eugene Sylvia, LAC., Ottawa, Ont.

Previously Reported Missing On Active Service-Now For Official Purposes Presumed Dead Porter, Raymond Robert George. Sgt, Firedock, N. S. W., Australia.

CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS

(Maritime Provinces) Killed In Action Canadian Armoured Corps MacKuy, Gordon Stewart Fmn- Harbour, N.S. New urunswic " ' nt Ferris, Scott, Albert, Pte, St.

Died 0f Wounds New UIIIIISWIC Regiment Chambers, Henry Alban, Sgt, Dalhousie, N, B. Severely Wounded Royal Canadian Artillery Arseneau. Dosithe, Sgt., Inker- man, N. B.

Wounded Nova Scotia and P. E. l. ment MacDonald. William Alexander, Pte., Antigonish, N. S.

Yates, Harrison William, Pte., Mrs. Dorothy Yates (wile) 207 King St., C‘ arlottctown. P. E. I.

New Brunswick Regiment Kiley. Rgnald Patrick, -Pte.. Saint

Slightly Wounded Royal Canadian Artillery Briand, Francis, Gnr., E Lower Water St, Halifax, N. S. Missi

Central Ontario Regiment Barber, Melvin Roy, Pte., Sus- sex, N. B.

Nova Scotin and P. I. l.

Regiment Dickie, Harry William. Pte., Mrs. Elia l. Dickie (wife) Box M9, Cen- tral St., Summerside. P. E. l. Killed In Action

Canadian Armoured CI]! Redmond, James Joseph, Sgt, Halifax, N. B.

Eastern Ontario Regiment McLaughlin, Joseph Vincent, Pte., Grand Falls, N. B.

Nova Scotia and P. l. I.

Regiment Hinkley, Daniel Richard, Pto., Cheticamp, N. S.

Mclnnis. Hugh Alphonso, Pte.,

Georgeville. N. S. i New 2;. nswlck Regiment

Muliis, James Robert, Pte., Wood-

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Died of Wounds New Brunswick Regiment Knox, Robert Msguire, Pie, W. St. John, N. B.

Missing Eastern Ontario Regiment

Ford's Mills, N. . Quebec Regiment

Allard, Roger John, Pte., Oomp- beilton. N. B.

Campbell, William Robert, Ptc., Bothurst, N. B.

Island Casualties

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In the latest Army casualty lists released hers toda Pte. William Harrison Yates is lsted as W0“??- s w e,

Mrs. Dorothy Yates, 207 ng St.,

Ernest Alfred, DIAL, I

Air 0 Anderson, Philip James. IO, ‘Io-I

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. He was 20 vears old. He is survived by hB wife end small daughter of Amherst, N. 3., three brothers and four sisters. Herman in the armed forces now serving in ﬁance; Murray in Truro. NS. Stewart in Suffolk. Ellen. Mrs. R. Horobin, N.S., Edna, Mrs Ernest Ford. Charlottetown, Pearl. lvts. George Jackson. Bracklcy and Clara at home. ~

This War-lion: Years Ago

Sept. 9. 1940 - Nazis lost 5G planes over Britain. British fliers bombed Berlin and attacked north- outrol from Kenya advanced to Gorai in Ethiopia. First m-oup of United States destroyers turixed over to the Royal Navy at Halifax.

Sept. l0 1940 — Delayed action bomb cxnloried demolishing the north front of Buckingham Palace: king and oueen were obsenz. Two Nazi E-lwczits sunk in attack on Calais and DicDDe.

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Presently she felt sorry for John, bravely endeavouring to DB cheerful, though conscious that the atmosp- llﬁfe WES SLTZHHEU and UHHOIDEAY. Although this first visit was not turning out wo well, she determin- ed to cultivate Mrs, Morris. Toward. the end there was a slight thawing bu; the constraint did not entirely disappear. _ I

Mr Morris returned his face shining with frcshiv used soap and water, and “curing a sun. he kept for lodge meetings. He was cheer- ful and ready to chatter in his normal, unsuited language. Diana decided there was something which had been handed on to his son.

At first the rcuscn eluded her. Then she discovered what it was. Both men were sure of themselves. self-reliant, and capable.

“The trouble is." ran her furth- er thoughts “that there are too many like Conrad who don't un- derstand human beings as human beings. They can't see beyond trappings and conventions."

APTER V.

Deliberateiy Diana Sandiey chose a time when the men were out o! the way, to pay her next call at John's home. The atomspnere was better. but Mrs. Morris remained acutely aware that her visitor camo_ from The Grange, and that she was the wife of a small business man.

"I've never regretted taking u with Tom Morris." she confide when a. greater degree of intimacy had been established. "Being in hi5 own business make him iride- pendenr. like, which is no bad thins to my way of thinking."

"John es after his father.‘ Diana prompted. .

"Almost a, wilful, miss. Almost. Oftentimeg I think we made s mistake letting him get such a schooling. Its all right so iar, but he'll find it. hard when it Ocmes to taking 9, wife.’

"Why do you say that?’

"Where's he to go for her, I asks myself. Those he has bred amongst don't talk the same language a; he] does. Nor do his Po and Mu. John must. needs come down to us".

"1 am sure your son does not feel mgiy-thrgedy mo that the gar I I ' use will pus. into other hands. A father like; to hand down. Not the it will go out of the family exact- ly. There's a cousin we have in mind. Now if only John had done his schooling here and then settlod down with June Fe s. .." "Isn't that making th nu too

never have fallen in love, anyway." "Well Jove come; of people being together and having the sumo likes and dislikes." ' so the second meeting passe IIIOTQ comfortably than the first, but it was obvious that whatever hopes Mrs. Morris had had when she agreed to Sir Charles‘: suggest- ions about John's education, she was now uneasy about her son. if not disappointed. Diana's interest in him did not; please her either. "What's betwee- you and Miss Diana?" she asked John on 0m occasion, "We are friends," ho answered. "That doesn't take much saying.

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having noticed Diana talking John one day in the village. Diann was furious. His opposition, even when Joined with that oi’ her father and mother, made he; mm-o determined to enjoy the company ° is whenever possible.

did. and was read who dared to remonstrate. Must a person be kept; st a distance for all, fortuitously time because oi’ silly social stand—. They evolve ards? Only a minority subscribed to them nowadays.

Emivy his company she certainly, time her own ancestors had till" y to defy anyone the soil. Some of than were PW" bably horse-thieves. Nature did not reduce an aristocrat from simple beginrv ings. like many other things.

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-oet with glittering stars. They cred by s stile. listening to the aeolian music of the night-breeze -r looking up into the ens.

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Dione. shivered. "I wish I hsd not seen that." she murmured.

"Why? Shooting stars are mers aces of cosmic dust made in-

earth's atmospheric envel e." "mt us go home. You speck iko an encyclopaedia."

He held her hand to assist her ocross the stile. She leaned towards him. closer and closer. A hint of perfume reached his nostrils as s. tendgll 0k! soft hair brushed across

O9 . hlﬁJohn." she said softly. "John? “Dilnl'

Tho borriers limost went down.

But John Morris kept "m" "P do. llberstcly.

ﬂ- . “Air's you suggesting anything

“No. Oh. no. She’, not for tho likes of m1. h.’ '

sandiey was calling more frequently l the cottase. and making the Ons coincide with the Mun; man's home coming. At first he was flutt- ered then perplexed.

"If you're not getting some on her, me is on you," pronounced hisl mother one evening, as they sat be-i side u. crackling fire. "I've eyes in my head, lad She's not mode. . ."

"Don' keep reminding me." he said a little testiiy.

"Oil never did mix.

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