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Base m _ 1940 while lac h ‘mm ‘ioantofe-

mafia‘ f2 two cents with f!’ {gang the decline.

e J _ 58 - (GP) — "Ylflfylgaliclriegi held below ore- i 3105111‘ levels for most of Bat-

Myr; short session on the Win- "; 6mm “dull-Tram i cent s. ' hgl lower with MAY 31-13 T"

‘We E51 (GP) .. ' M __ __ oii§NQi.tnéaJ§“.ew hIBh l" it!" ‘as {pr- the third successive ilm on Saturday on the Stock “change and Curb Market. OP- flmm a5 to the post-war rating of tum and demand from New York I ntinued to influence tradinz- 1 dustrlols and papers were u! glittle in the averages. ‘Their im- ewement however, did not offset gas due 'to nervous selling on ac- nt of after-the-war conver- M. problems as well as 01°71‘ Ming earlier in the W091i-

RK, Jan. 28 -— (AP) - Tygiigozlrollllarket extended its re- my gamrday by fractions to were than two points after a week lilevoted mainly to eroslrafl absylzr: m. pofltllflfi of its recon su an n51 reao on. _ Trominent on the days ush “T. 11,5 Steel, Bethle em. Gwdyear, Goodrich, U5. Rubber, Westinghouse, General Electric. Allied Chemical, Johns-Manvilie. 5 r5 Roebuck, Amour, Internat- 1&1 Telephone, Kennecott, Radio Cflrp And Eureka. Vacuum. Motors, Bails, Aircraft! and Oils were nar- PM’.

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AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN

Writing in the “British Medical Journal". spenlu as follows in the issue of January i5, 1956: experience, the oral antigens have been mostly employed for cases of Catarrhal infections, rheu- matic conditions and catarrhrll enterocolitis. Clinical response has been quite definitely marked." This important statement, however, heralds the down of a greet release for l‘

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Tit-property at Numbers 94 end 96 Queen Street be- 5% m°lli ‘ to ' longing to the estate of the late Catherine MacDonald Is Mm A Pun” "a l‘ z I an zgfzred for immediate sale. This property Ilse a frontage hQLWIIIY-nlne feet, nine inches and a dept-h of sixty-three l There is located on same a three-story brlolt building ll lpcd repair. The premises is now rented to a very deslr- fill’. N 2 a, defiiflffl. in. tenant. Apply to n. A. traumas, Solicitor. " ° i

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with your Lanllgen “B" after years of suffering and I have had rnlsoll pleasure in recommending it. to other people, who also re- tori. good results. (Signed LW.

F0. G. F. Alcy of (3719 7th Ave. W.) Vancouver was aboard a Bri- tish Lancaster which slugged it out with en enemy night-fighter over Stettln. The German was Sllilf; down but the Lane barely managed to get home-on two engines.

All the shooting was exception- ally good. The enemy's cannon out the Lancaster's two outboard engines; the bomber‘: gunners both saw strikes from their tracer g0 into the fighter and it went down in flames.

“But for the next six hours we were really in trouble." said Aley. "We were at 22,000 when atteoked ‘frigid we lost 6,000 feet in the first

V9.

“On two motors we constantly lost more height all the way beck and reached the English coast at only 150 feet.

“With only 10 gallons of petrol left-enough for three minutes in the nir-we couldn't make base and our pilot set us down at the nearest airfield."

WITH THE R. C. A. F. OVER- SEAS, Jan. B8 — (GP) — Fortun- ately, says I-‘lt. Lt. Peter Wilson, the marksmanship of Allied rifle- men isn't always good.

The North Vancouver, B. 0., pilot is back with the City of Mont- real Typhoon squadron after four months in hospital. Inst June 12 he parnchuted from a damaged

ano over the Normandy beach-

eed, wounded arid with s. broken arm. The ground troops had been told to watch out for German parnchutists.

“I could see them as I hung .l1eir rifles and hear their bullets scream past my head when they shot et me."

But there was nothing he could do so "I lust turned my head the other way and drifted down."

He wasn't hit. The hospital spell was for a shrapnel hit in the thigh and s. broken left arm suf- fat-ed when the tail lane of his aircraft hit him as e went over the side.

A Dakota plane which made a forced landin in the British lines was almost s ot to pieces by flak over Holland and PO. L. R. Pat- tee of flswkemmy, 0nt., f et it in s. hurry.

e tall unit, the rudder, the port engine, the starboard auxil- iary tank and all the gyro instru-

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he said.

“We were only ‘aboutt 700 feet n y see he enemy

up, and could pla gunners firing at us.

“After the first pasting, the wire- less operator

co an injured crewman. As he left i111; seat was pierced by three bul- e .

“We were hit again arid the British observer was only saved by his anti-flak suit.

"Further hits put the radio out of action. The starboard wing was ripped open and caught fire. Then we ran into another flak area and explosive shells hit the filselag around the cook lt.

"But somehow we got aok."

F0. i". E. R. (Junior) Locke, R. C. A. l". Spitfire pilot from New- castle. N. 13., is perhaps the light- est pilot in the Canadian or Brit- ish air forces. He weighs only 120 pounds.

Now, the fair-haired, 21-year- old is golrilt home on leave after 2 1-2 months with Partisan: in s mountainous part of Italy.

Locke had almost completed s tour with the City of Windsor squadron when his engine went dead and he had to parachute in- to enemy-occupied territory. For two days he hid ln uninhabited mountain country before the Partisans found him.

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Rollins l2 1-? 500Teck Hu ass ' _*‘ amply-tome 3 20 29001.0", Luna '70 ‘ Flight Commander in the Blue- nmgyg . ~ nose Squadron at 24. Sqdn. Ldr. lltili-Illldlelhay 1.1 "no ¥ggvlggnac 131: a“ TLY. George Nickerson of Keriora, Ont.. 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of Prince Edward Island. SALARIES: $70.20 and $105.30 less MENTS: Grade 1-60 per cent. on written examination; capes-loses neoeooery.

en written examination; two years or more of office or professional teaching experience: or Senior Matriculation

per month, respectively,

no previous and two years of university.

its 18 to 45. appointed.

Men eligible for military service cannot be APPLICATION FORMS, obtainable at post offices, should be properly filled out and filed with Civil Service Commission, Ottawa, RUARY 12, 1945. This advertisement is authorized by "W Director of National Selective Service.

Open to qualified residents deductions. REQUIRE- Grade 3-80 par cont

AGE: Preferential age lim-

NOT LATER THAN FETI-

Jult. how badly But in case that my struggle ls H endedfl“ ‘g d en's e 1 Your son "Percy Joel‘ 1e l

Prinoe nliwara 1.1.5.1.

Breath-enough to beat

I do not . know.

M. K. Warren.

IIINIY WALLACE RUFI-‘LED

(By The Associated Press! WASHINGTON, Jnn. % ~— The

Senate Commerce Conlliilttcc rc- buffed Henry A. voting 14 to 5 against his nomin- tion ls of

ivnllnce today.

Secretary Commerce

a and Federal Loan Administrator.

The adverse report went to the

Senate, where the nomination may be acted on early next Week.

Critics of Mr. Wallace, contend‘- t, Q

Bre claiming 4B to 5:) votr< l

The Committees tie: glint! to this: It sends i‘

s nomination to tiiv- W‘

erms causing these diseases. This positive relief 1s something which no sufferer _ _ Think what it will mean to gain relief from choking, coughing, snifling and

In most cases relief can be obtained from the annoyance and humiliation of nose stoppages, mucus and phlegm, head noises, catarrhal deafness, bronchial asthma, bronchitis, antrum, sinus and other respiratory tract troubles.

CONTRIBUTION TO THE WAR EFFORT——B0,000 Chinese soldiers nro being heeled ouch month free of

hills iulrl for winter and now have Ilhlfiih-

ave been ed tho bottle. (Signed) J.W. . Having taken Lnntigon “B" for 1'

Bronchitis, I have taken three

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