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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 13 1948 fouflfotfcty leaves stouffville daylight saving time to toronto a 715 am b 925 am a 350 pm b 820 pm a except sun hoi c sat only to uxbridge b 1225 pm c 240 pm d 705 pm b 1140 pm b sun hoi d fri sat bus connections at toronto for montreal ottawa and north bay halifax quebec st john fares are low round trip tax included 5610 winnipeg 2610 regina 4320 calgary chartered buses for private parties at low rates 4650 5780 778i tickets and information at stouffville motors phone 170 spinstkk witilis s73000 fortune to her cats philadelphia may 3 nine cats that comforted an elderly spinster in the last years of her life were named beneficiaries of her trust fund estimated at 75000 the will of mary clay admitted to probate saturday estimated her personal property at upwards of 50000 and her real estate holdings at more than s20000 miss clays will specified the cats were to have the full run of the first floor of her home except the parlor oyez oyez maxwell house coffee is roasted c v c il y t ii r o u g li a n el through by the remarkable radiant roast process to capture every atom of its extrafull body and rich satisfying flavor general repairs goodrich tires tubes hart batteries stock racks made to order prompt service f r grover ph 195 stouffville among the first arrivals from rome since the crucial italian election was countess castel- barco toscanini is daughter of conductor arturo toscanini who is seen after leaving a plane at la guardia field new york first in her milan pre cinct to vote she was enthusi astic about the victory of the anticommunist forces she will be in the us a month and wjll t v herself with relief for italia hildren warship might have j saved dieppe and two stouffville lads who were made prisoners new light is thrown on a number of the conti iverelal aspects of dieppe raid august 19 1952 in j which tw i stouffville iads bruce lintrier and fred castle were taken prisoners under which they suffered years of privation the new light comes through an orticia itofy of the canadian army in the second world war to be published by the defence dept two lengthy chapters of the canadian army 193945 written by col charles stacey director of the historical section of the general staff deal with dieppe probably the mosthotiy debated operation of the war casualty statistics of the 49ti3 canadians who sailed x officers and s51 other ranks were killed including seven otlicers and 64 other ranks who died in cap tivity prisoners totalled 1jh of whom 55s were wounded only i 2211 of the force returned to brit ain and 5s9 of these were wounded but survived in 29 cases wounds j proved fytal the historical division examined german british and canadian documents the chapter devoted to dieppe are in effect the final word among important facts hitherto undisclosed or uncertain are these eight highlight points 1 the naval force commander capt j hugheshallet reported after the raid that in his opinion a battleship could have operated off dieppe during the first hours of daylight and would probably have turned the tide in our favor 2 throughout the whole opera tion majgen j h roberts com- accom pi ice ix bank robbery edward greshuk 23 has been charged with armed robbery of the royal bank at sault ste marie ont mrs m mclean mother of two child ren who allegedly drove the getaway car after the bank robbery has been charged as an accomplice greschuk is said to have made a confession and to have led officers to a cottage hideout where the loot was found all but si of the loot taken at gunpoint has been recovered the second term of the teachertraining course as sponsored by the markham twp sunday school association will be conducted in the unionville united church on the evenings of may 181920252627 at 8 oclock with rev dixon a burns of the toronto bible college as director the personnel of the teaching faculty will be rev j b rhodes mabd principal of toronto college will teach bible rev d a burns babth supt student activities at tb- c will teach evangelism and adolescent special rev ward n shantz principal of emanuel bible school kitchener will teach senior and adult special miss alice tremain of toronto bible college will teach ele mentary specialization rev l i hunter babd of westmoreland united church toronto will conduct worship period in these conditions gen roberts mander of the 2nd canadian bxw- feared that destruction within the sion was hampered by limited and ha s as r frequently quite inaccurate in formation reaching him on the headquarters destroyer about events ashore one extremely exaggerated report of successes by the essex scottish from windsor on the main beach was responsible for the generals decision to land his floating reserve the fusiliers mont royal on the main beach they ran into withering fire 3 after reading enemy records it can be said with complete cer tainty that the germans had no foreknowledge of the canadian operation also the interception of landing craft on the left flank by german coastal ships did not result in a general loss of the element of surprise canadian officers did not enter the planning until after completion of the outline by britains combin ed operations headquarters and approval of the british chiefs of staff committee when the can adians did collider the outline plan they felt it had reasonable pros pect of success and accepted it thought invasion on 5 the germans persisted in be lieving the landing was the opening phase of an invasion of france and the entire coastal defence army was ordered ready for action 0 the outline plan said that intelligence reports indicate that dieppe is not heavily defended the book added it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the plan ners underestimated the influence of topography and of the defensive works known to be numerous in the target area 7 prior to the originallyintended raid scheduled for july 4 and can celled due to bad weather only to be launched quickly on aug 19 the plan was materially altered with the heavy bombing attack be- ling deleted the elimination of i this air bombardment removed from the plan the only element of i really heavy support contained in s the raid had considerable influ ence on the germans subsequent system of defence in france they were convinced the landings could be destroyed on the beaches and that the allies would seek in the initial phase of any invasion to capture a major port puzzled germans an unconvenanted result of the dieppe raid was thus to warp the germans system of defence in northwest europe to our advant age the heavy bombing attack was cancelled because the air force commander air vicemarshal t l ieighmallory as unable to guar antee the degree of accuracy which would ensure destruction of the row of houses facing the seafront town would be such as to block the streets with debris and prevent the tanks from getting through to their objectives to the south elimination of the air attack left the assault backed by nothing stronger than fourinch guns of the six small destroyers and boston medium bombers col stacey said the paramount lesson learned was the need for overwhelming fire support includ ing close support during the initial stages of the attack lands jet in tiny clearing less hog feed when more salt used a saving of s20 in feed costs for each dollars worth of salt used was effected during recent experi ments in hog feeding in the united states saltfed pigs gained 146 pounds daily as compared with 126 pounds gained each day by hogs fed the same ration without salt in this experiment each pound of salt saved 94 pounds of feed according to r m rowat deve lopment manager of cils salt division salt is vital to hogs receiv ing supplementary protein of vegetable origin referring to obser vations made at purdue university in indiana ho said that 90pound hogs were fed for so days on a ration of corn soybean oilmeal alfalfa meal and a simple mineral mixture those who had a free choice of salt averaged 255 pounds in weight at the end of the feeding period while those not getting salt averaged only 171 pounds for each pound of salt consumed there was a saving of 3s bushels of corn and four to six pounds of supple ment when supplementary protein was of animal origin benefits of salt were not so great although they were still quite substantial eggs wanted by reg grading station cases supplied and picked up at your door for a reference ask your neighbors about our grade price and prompt weekly returns s t write or phone p hutton grover 8970 40 vrfy as wing cmdr j d somer- ville of vancouver bc was flashing across the northern ontario sky at 310 miles an hour the single engine of his vampire jet plane stopped i came down on the clearing ok he related but i might say it was a clearing only in the northern ontario sense there were plenty of stumps and boulders during the last 50 yards or so the aircraft turned sideways and i took a terrific battering 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