Iwbs . . halls-y daily.

o: oooo rovounsrlr ‘Podym 104M

FINE CUT

1,246,025 Empire hausltics In War

IQDON, Nov. l) —(AP)—(Reu- a) -The armed forces of the Itlsh Commonwealth and Ern- aka colored 1.5.005 casualties

wing the war. Prime Minister Attics reported today to the House of Commons.

Of these, 36I~LU2 were listed as killed, including those who died of, wounds o-r injuries, and 90,844 as missing.

Canadian casualties totalled 101;

, U1‘. Attlee seid. broken down no follows: Killed 37.476; missing 13B; wounded WJH; prisoners o! war, 0.046.

Figures for other parts of the Em ire were as follows: lled-JUnlted Kingdom 2447282

lia 89.360; New Zealand l0.- South Africa 6,840; India 24,- 3" Colonies 6.877.

Missing-United Kingdom 53.- (m; Australia 6.030; New Zealand 2.1%; South Africa 1,041; India 1l.~ 76G; Colonies 1430B. ’

Wounded: United Kingdom N1,-

; Australia 30,803; New Zeaiand

,Hl; Qol-lth Africa 14.38; India

; Colonies 6,972.

Prisoners of war, including ser- Vice lnternees-Unlted Kingdom IMAM; Australia 26,36!‘ New Zeu-

B: uth Alrca 14.589; lea 8.116. lngdom 765,357; ew Zealand 89.- 81533; India Colonlﬁ N, .

‘ﬁle United Kingdom totals in-

ed man from overseas serving

forces. in particular from ondland aad Southern Rho-

Pcultry Wanted

11;“ nu Dressed Our killing ploat is new question.

h u Osaka augjl.

fixing for the Christmas

a lump ahead of starvation. isn't done any more . Only businesses dealing or barter- ing in life's essentials are open.

emphasizes why there is no mas sprlt in this dead city.

Clone monts. with their ium and their livairied doormen.

in: and cooinz insides of bombed

the old woman shopkeeper

West) .

Electrical Exllllllt ls Big Attraction

l; Danica Daltrof! Canadian Press Btafl Writs; IDNDON, Dec. 3~(O P»-

women o! Britain newwhombis in ‘ﬁr; I W, ell 8C 8 I NGVbI o! abet the electrical lndustryam ovide in the way o! labor-sav- houaolhold devices. o c d m; lglectricel Association

Woman. the British Electrical Da- _

velooment Association arranged an 6811117194011 to show activities in which wunm have used electricity. LWAAJ‘. demonstrated how radar mllnment works. a Land Army 1 showed a gently-heeled 0118a. for chicks; nurses‘: displayed electrically-warmed stre hers and electrical apparatus for the treat- ment o! arthritis and other

complaints.

But women visitors gave moat attention to electrical equipment

seamen tor the home. The chiel attracwn were listed as: was an all~kitchen with dining re-. Killed 30,180; missing 5.264: cess. comprising electric refriger- wounded 4,402; lnternees 5,650; to- ator, stove, water _ built-in tals £6,411. ou and a tubular heater

> ad liO WW6!!! cold i007: Santa Claus to Find " ' “m” °“””°"" ‘m’ ‘°"

ea cloths. of wooden drawers separated and Few Berlin llhilnnsys

when the dildos mean drawers

desla. Casualties to merchant

th c separ- ated the kitchen from the dining recess and both cupboard and dswwera could be opened from

ther side. .

The Electrical Association Women was formed in i024 Elva h wives useful knowledge 3 o! slectr cal apparatus and instruct them in its proper use‘ and how

with to perform minor repairs. It, has w“; become the liaison between women There'll be neither turkey not-fix- lmd m9 Dfodlloora M elwtrlcll e- inBs because the Allies are having ouimnent. to 8W0 them the wom-

a difficult time keeping Berliners one who view- Direclnr Association ls

of the m; Miss Caroline Haslett, one-time ‘in; secretary of the

Women's En- gineering Society. ‘Phere are branches all over Britain. arrang- ing lectures and instructioncour- sea and visits to electrical gener- ating stations, showroom and factories.

Oneo! the E.A.W.'a newest Jobs ls to give information to wom- on and young rlrlsﬁbout givers

for BERLIN Dec. 3-—(CP)——HW\E* to fraus standing in potato ueuca will do most oi Berlin's 0hr tlna shopping this year.

Thev won't be bothered

Christmas

Shopping for in

A stroll down Kurfueratendam. rlst-

are imposing - gleaming chrom- distorted segments of sheet roof- sway today in the in the . ousan hollow women in the armed services have gutted been working with electrical ap- rulns. paratus and now wish to 11nd Oill’ Kurf-uuatendm, in Thuonlla similar work in civilian life

Budapest Styles Emphasize Warmth

chill winter against the

and

ain strasse. la the

M eller store the chi dren's store before the war. Pick your way through a bomb shattered, stanchion supported archway, across a glass littered expanse and you co-me to a back door. There in a single room Ar- nold Mueller‘: la open again. ‘What have we to sell?" ropaats Wt nunaraor Dec. we “my interesting use o! color combinat- mend and make over." ions and the coupling 0i wool and A§$I the street are the ruins fur in reverslbles for warmth B- of (Deoanmené Storgﬂo1léh° gainu, the severe Danube valley ga es S ladiing oft the rubble

Women buc et z, lectures o! u _ win era were ﬂlﬁfhgu “M h“ bucket brigades are famil-

an ow recon . imilii“ h?“ 113W“ all over Berlin. If your ration‘ ‘guy; mm lntgregtlng than the card dnows you work. you getmolo m]; c“; o: sleeves in coats and at- to eat. That's the important thins temoon from we; the foot that in Berlin today. . there was a. ashion show at all. 391°" the 59ml °7 ohﬂﬂm“ There stil is rubble in the give way to the ilrsency of doda- gtreetl, part o! the building block z bombs and satisfying limiter. y. mm away. the elevator doesnit Santa Claus wearing col coa- ‘wk 3m x1 d 5m tumes to fit his taste, came to see chad‘ man“ the kids °n De“ 6- bring!" meats through their to those who were seal. B001 m"; mo; done

to those who were n . dun _ made up the

have nothing to sell.

The weihnachtamaun—- 3145i}, m‘;

ma; Min- the _

ca beard dbvred suit “ﬁww , “w”?!

night, of Dec. 24' with sweets “bum m‘; gym, 154i“ cf t. got the materials to rebuild their

skim: heme? csiioldigg a h‘ wee y Ya ion 0 ‘ "i ‘ th l t two mont candy is Santa Claus at any time. 3'} cvlulﬁ militia to get the

in any lensllailo- . th t i tothelr will»? i‘?- stil} ii? Rortthachild M‘ ' I‘ sisters don't

tell. ‘Fla regular meeting o! the Ma - fled Women's Institute was held at the home oi’ Mrs. Blair Andrew, November 6t Pmsid

at the meeetirlg

Creed.

Minutes (‘la-at approved. oll Call by six mom and one __

Smith sent thanks to LONDON Dec. $—(Reu<lers)— te fo the rllce box he Blazing oil. oved second

cascading down a hill- od side. threatened a whole when one lane

Luftwaffe Struck At 0il Supplies

_ answered

Pinhole Dock itw WWWIbQstanina-nia-asvim id. 85c to Mrs. Wazlﬂeld 0r!‘ and h

Ego to Mrs Blair Andrew. Commit- t e mo" protracted ‘m tees gave eir regaorts aind ones appodnted. chool-Mrs. Ed- - ole Mrs Blair Andrew. ard Nmo

. i lam and Mrs. George Smith. Lunch- . M ller Orr. It

war. vMm-ndothorbigbiauaxofvac c recalled y . . . mo to fei mcnban o! msillvuta o! “Pwetroialln. m’ when enemy lanes bombedSwan- vale oil instillation at Falmouﬂ-l fl ed into a

being the ual meeting all officers were reelected and five members paid membership fees. One of the auditors not being present Mrs. Blair Andrew tool: her

place. Mrs. Miller Orr ldndly invited December m _ It was of a mas were built confine the fiery exchange Christmas overﬂow an the fire was over- ' ma“ with ch Icing and cwllheﬂlglr m 11%? l; ting 6 In"?! nary was t e dainty lunch was served. scene of a tire which lasted 5%

if Chest is Sore

And Brealhing Hurls

For Reliel~~Do This.’

“f. A vigorous rubbing f th h §$m m‘ .0 N‘ “M neck and side with (Nervaiflauli stored ‘lo m“? legal?

often veryadvlsable. This soothing liairaant soaks into the area when the pain ls seated, and glvaslaaa relief. to acre chest doe to cold.’ When congestion is dissipated and Painful breathing is relieved, the aanaa of soreness is rapidly go- lhmll- Jill-try Norviliae for mn- ﬂlhtnoll. coughs and soreness duo to cold. Itla a powerful llnlmant, m i! used in time‘ may save the i lafamily the discomfort o! numerous minor ills. The Qﬂqct c1, Nmlllaa in many lnataaaaa la an» Iiﬁliﬂily helpful. Many mothers

waredvacuabed. bar- amntydnnaaaadsarth

Railways Played Big Vlsrllaa llslc

IQNDON Daofl-(O 4mm- lsh railways have‘ "money which to: long o tlons.

wtllnst lira of the '

' lllrlllandls llozs lionatcs llousas to Royal Faaily

it,

when’: Eoflng

"iv limo? Y "a l. ash!" thoaut ignition next year if you- spray c: dill! u-iy with ‘he 21pm "Green Cw“ wooden- ""PI°lwt1ollagllnat

iifflilw“

-| use: -u.

IQ I

one community which has at: armed for their acoommoda on. t cﬂnmualty is booming

' Hon-y Oekaa. admirer lo and moderately wealthy land - Ls _ . aids Elf. ‘.

acclimate l0 000. 1d

them w th appropriate titles

ed on large. Bally colored shingles.

and ted 51F to members of . y_

of hundreds. c! t-lona gyms many than wminllcwa oiilrilﬁusshgps ti.“ ‘M “rwdiﬂv Q

ti! trains ua/Qsmmq

ﬁgodug-lt: be mbvuted y“ re-‘war w‘ mmv or hot 9X‘ D an: Speeds within a year; cnlfpﬁm tat! and stock we ‘zlectrlfléotlon. cad l: the Boar ar. | ﬁle recalls that in tboaa bil- tor oneerinl days o! 10M whdn d Lake was little snore that a clearing in the bush. she had to scrub fool's for a living. Then a penniless young ma from the United States happen- ed to arrive in nearby Swastika . any kind of s wn auppl

Brown- came

i w Liakeamd Dialopcat. . Born gill‘? vell- she urging-Ego andt ca to London where met ‘ d

led w

Lieut. L. Blown ed militry

lianada Needs More Nurses

could

. b

she had aha was able to gnub- atake this hungry prospect and start him off on the roa which a few years later led w discovery of of the most‘ fabulously wealthy ld mines‘ in the world-the rge Lake Shore.

‘There is still an acute shortage o! graduate nursing personnel in many Canadian hospitals." states Miss F. Munroe, President of the Canadian Nurses Association. whose Executive Committee is holding its Fall session in Mon- treal this week.

Reports indicate that this short- age exlats in every province in Canada. Even though this does apply to every hospital, an appeel is issued to all Canadian nurses to help meet the need where ll: exists.

It was hoped that the situation might be eased somewhat when the nursing sisters had been de- mobilized and had returned to cl- vilian positions in their profes- sion. Although some have already been released from the Services. their number does not begin to meet the demand. l

Prepaid hospitalization plans have glriady lied ‘to greatly in- crease eman s or nura ng sor- Th, mum 0g may vice and with the extensive hospl- m,“ which gm- , “m, gmuggn- tal building program now being a‘; w beam, on, 0g Bfugﬂfg planned. an even greater demand worst pgglwwgr headaches. is being for nursing service must be antlcl~ guoqgugully hgndlgq by m, Home poled. Office. Lack ot shnlii space is American Broadcasting Oounpany "Canada will, for some time to the 0111c; Qbstacls but are are today to comment on current af- ccme, need all her nurses in nurs- othgjg, such a; rulamand fairs over a ccaat-to-coast, hookup in! Polllloha." concluded Miss Austrians who want to go to Sunday night from 0:40 pm Munroe, explaining that the were countries other than Qwlr own to :46 PM. I .T.-l0:S0 to 10:46 of war veterans, the increasing Many ousands of Europeans RM. AST. tendency lowhfd Ywslliiﬂlllﬂli?“ are postoo n: decisions aboutre- A80 President ‘Mark Woodssaid and professional nursing service turning until they have a clearer Mr. La. Cluardias program would on the part ct the Population as picture of the political and eoono- be without a commercial sponsor ‘a whole, and expanding public mic conditions o! their countries the first lew weela. n health program all contribute to- Others are apclyi ‘May wcny that astoris bcm? ward the need for more and more nallurollaation or asked an interviewer as the con-

other countries. tract was siﬂied. Mid LB

__.,._-

Refugees Leaving Britain for llomc wnnon. DYc-f-B-(lteuterab- La Gllifdla "UW

‘$3M movement o! refuges from Pro Broadcaster

toln. the haven of those

YORK. Dec. I--(M‘i,-

Mayor u. Guardia who» amateur

when over city-owned station

C have entertained New York-

ers every Eimday for several years. will ttun professional Jun.

Ha signed a contract wi the

L la John on. a ataur ﬁgure skating queen, helps illustrate advice c! National safety i‘ -'~ iheseoiacta anad sail-i Iain causes o: winter accidents are skidding and reduced visibility.’ Guam ell-e chains, windshield dellroltar, wiper. and reduc peed ca snow and ice. v '" ~

i l

r6911“! "You may sly it is start.-

lﬁmto twinkle. and con lav the

1e Flower Iota some watering.” ___....___...

llcws for Asthma, llay Favor Victims

05:12pm n» "s-ul )--'l‘h Unlver ty of Illinois Cola - c:

Medicine announced today hlch it

mouth. has not. been released hr general use. Dr. Loew said.

IDENTIFY IARMEWS HOG The Hog Carcass Grading regu- lations require that all h a lu- livered for slaughter at aloe s and packers‘ yards be carcass grad- ed and that those who deliver llla

30 countries have Iona are ontheir M“ must conmrm m cermn “n.

way or are preparing bowreturn to

lands. Luf- ao are NEW

Iver hogs to grading centres s slaughter are required to-(l) notify each hog in each farm lot. i2). Furnish the grader with a record of‘ identifications and farmer ownership.‘ (3) Provide the farmer with a record c! the transaction, showing grade, price, and an premiums or deductions. (i) Ma e settlement on the basis of the official carcass grade. Pack‘ era are required to ay for hogs on the basis of the o ficlal carcass grade. and to keep roper records of all transactions. n official hog carcass grading service ls main-l taiged at so packing plants in (ia- na a.

N. drovers. Md truckers who e- 300.000

eyed by Dr. Earl R. . - a c prolossor ol ohomlacoloslﬁand has been used on both animals and Humans in the teats.

The announcement said thedrul was not a cure and that three doaea a do! would be rewind for continuous relic! of “comma.”

enter The new drug e active y

vaasio

Q A BIG car, with headroom, legroom, elbowroom for six big people a . 1

Individual coll spring suspension on all {out wheels»: Nash conditioned air system . . . in winter a draft-free warm atmosphere thermostatically-controlled with all windows closed and no fogging or frosting . . . in summer a ﬂow of ﬁltered fresh sir a a a soundproof insulation . . . ‘

Five hundred pounds of deadweight tossed out for a single unit of welded steel . . . stronger, safer,

forever squeak and rattl

741/11 lid/IMO

Resuitzhomﬂltoﬂmhaaollnpﬁcandmodaada highway ass thousands §C§

GUI

A smooth, quiet, aimless. covrlorlobla drive la any weather . 8 a a local only quotas N“!!! an

And an. uevvllaah w-w la ction -'-= iioin the low-price class! Ask your Nash dealer

abeutlcafamadmaaaalnlho

um: moron or causes umno. vmosoll. ovm

waives»: "Wditlﬂhiﬁlnnqyww n. 1~>\. eon».- ...-.,-.._,_A,hy_u___‘_w

m-aimawa-nw sngmm _ » ~ ‘v. u... .,_

w» ----amn~_ M4 an...“ Q4M5d-> A

lIHvH 41"»

owl

dltlons. These are that all |blp-'