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POLICE COURT-At the City Police Court Saturday morning two defendants on a jail-breaking charge were remanded untilThurs- day, 25th Oct. party charged under the Excise Act was fined $25 and costs or one month.

W. M. S. MEETING-The Rose Valley Auxiliary of the W. M. S. met in the church on Monday eve- ning. October 8th at eight o'clock. The president presided and Miss Edith MacSwain led the devotional

riod. Meeting opened by sing- ng hymn "Saviour Sprinkle Many Nations". Acts 26, verses 1 to 24 were read responsively. Prayer was offered by Miss with Mac- Swain and Mrs. J. W. Frizzell. "Take Time to be Holy" was sung. The president led in prayer. A reading on Thanksgiving was read, followed b e. short prayer. "Come Ye‘ Than ful Peo c" was sung. The minutes of e last meeting were read and .3 proved. Seven members answer the roll call with Scripture verses. Collection was then taken. It was decided to hold the bazaar and social even- iny st the home of Mrs. Lloyd Fria- zel. Next meeting to be held in the church at 3 o'clock. Mrs. K. H. MacKenzie was appointed de- votional loader for next month. Silent Prayer was Qﬂered for our Prayer Missionary. "In Christ There Is No East or West" was sun . Meeting closed with the Ne. onal Antlxim and Mizpah Ben- edlction.

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Captured Deputy. Throws New Light On‘ Last Days in Berlin Before Surrender.

By ROBERT LLOYD

LONDON. Oct. l9 — (Routers) — Martin Borclmann, Hitler's deputy and the only leading Nazi missing at the forthcoming Neurn-i berg trials, made an attempt to get out of Berlin on the dw his Fuelirers death was reported, by the Berlin rad-lo. documents captured by the Allies showed to- clay.

This is one of the reasons why the Allies regard the possibility of Bordananrvs survival as great enough to include him among the 24 war criminals under indict- ment. The trials will open Nov. 20.

Bordmann. the documents show- ed. sought to reach Grand Ad- miral Karl Doenita. Hitler's self- pronlalmed successor. at his northern headquarters. The pap- ers were captured when the Allies took over Doenitz‘ last head- quarters at Flensburg.

The Flensburg documents. made public today. show ‘that Doenlts. when he announced Hitler's death and his own successor. act- ed in good faith on the basis of the last messages to reach him from the flaming German cap- ital. But Hitler's testament. sent out of Berlin at the same time as Bordmann, never reached Doon- ita. Nor did Bordrnsnn.

The documents show that as early as April 10 - Hitler's ari- nounoed death was ._ Doenltz was appointed by Hit- ler to exercise supreme command in the north "in case the Puehrer himself should be prevented from exercising his functions."

Up to April 30. however. Doenlta had not actually taken over. Meanwhile. news from Berlin got ecarcer and more alarming. Fin- ally naval transmitters were the lsat meens- of contact between Berlin and the north.

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minister Szyss-Lnquart that of Foreign Minister. By order of the Fuehrer the testament has been got cut of Berlin for you, for Field Marshal Schoerner. and t0 safeguard it for publication.

“Reichleader Bordmann is try- ing today to come to you to en- lighten you about the situation. Form and time of announcement. to troops are left to you. Acknowl- edge receipts. Goeblbels."

Doenilz waited no longer after he received this last message. On the same evening he made his radio announcement incident- ally mislesding his listeners into believing that Hitler had died that day. No more was heard from Goebbels. who by this time probably was dead. a suicide.

Capital Closeups

BY JACK BKAYLEY

OTTAWA, Oct. 20 —tCP)—- Th9 brother act, of this session of par. llarnent agrees in most things in- cluding politics but not in the spell. ing of the surname. They are the Gours or Goua-ds-—short. lean sharp-featured and 10 years apart

age. Comir) from a St. Lin, Que., family they have a distant, rela. tionship with Sir Wilfred Laurier. Fifty-yeanold Omer Gour, Liberal member for the nearby farm rid- ing of Russell, says he dropped a "d" because it hindered his ease in writing the name. Biirty-yeanold David Gourd. Liberal member for the mining rid of Chaplea/u in northwest. ern boc. says he added the "d" because it made tho name look

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Neither helps in th; a. ument as "to whether it was Gour or "Gourd" orrlginally. Omer says his faﬂher used the name without, the "d." Both claim credit for the ad- dftion or subtraction .

They occupy twin benches Ln the Commons chamber and share the same office on the fourth floor of the centre block-but the names marking their benches and office carry the different ape .

Before they were elcc to the House they saw each other m,“ a year, for ths 000 miles between David's town of Amos, Quemand Diner's town of Gasselman Ont. made reunion inconvenient.

As far as the French meaning of both words goes. then is little to choose between them. Gour is an areheologlcsl term for a (11311), peering plateau, while Gourd means to stiffen with cold.

Musk "eat: The men planning the army cold weather exercise across the too of Canada this win- ter lilrely will welcome a meeting with the big. shaggy brown and yellow animal aftq- whim m," expedition l: named - Vusko" l-le

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grounds of his home in Lr-iusanne.

and occupy the throne, Don Juan, Duke of Barce- extreme left is Crown Prince Jolinitn

supply train.

matter of this aerial supply system is one of the most, import. Hit Experiments i0 be conducted on the thraernomh expediilon, Planners in the Capital are siuritirg the possible use of war surplus gliders — which would b1- expend- able.

But they also may try a new glider development by which a piloted supply trailer is loosed from I transport to the column below and then picked up "on the ﬂy" much as a mall bag is whisked in- to a baggage car by n movingtrnin. R C A F headquarters here also "e Writing on a radar gadget- called l-‘tebeoca Eureka for no Bpecial reason-by which tlhe air SUPP]? train will be able to spot the ground expedition more than 100 miles away. This will b,» used in DIIY-Zllfds and ls so accurate that the 21011110 men will have to stand clear of the snowmobile carrying the radar beacon emiipment‘ ta ensure they won't be liit

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MONTREAL. Oct l9 - (CP) ._.

A five-months-old marriage of Phyllis Marguerite Pranrv and Anthonv Jackinski. ceiebratrd rc-

fore a United Church minister in Halifax. N S. has been set aside b? Mr Justice C. A Bertrand in the superior court here.

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