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PHONE 151â€"M FOR THE ANSWER TO YOUR TRUCKING PROBLEMS Convert your runâ€"down house into an attractive modern home. Asbestos Shingles end paint cost . . . they require nopusemdvetmtmentandmflnndmtpmof. Easily applied right over your old siding. FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY â€" Jeanette MacDonald WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY â€" AUG FOUR FACES WEST _ EMBRACEABLE YOU APPLY Asbestos Shingles © HAULAGE © SAND SO WELL REMEMBERED Cary Grant Joel McRae * Right Over Worn Out Sidewalls HARVEY EASSON EVERY GIRL SHOULD . BE MARRIED THIS WEEK‘S OFFER â€" $120.00 John Mills Martha Scott sHORT SUBJECTS WATER HAULED â€"<« CALL ww SUN COMES UP © GRAVEL © FILL FOTO â€"NITE BE SURE TO REGISTER EVERY THURSDAY Franchot Tone _ Diana Lynn sHORT SUBJECTS ald â€" Loyd Nolan â€" Claude Jarman Jr. sHORT SUBJECTS â€"â€" FOR â€" NEWS © CRUSHED STONE Dane Clark Geraldine Brooks AUGUST 8 â€" 9 AUGUST 5 AUGUST 6 WINONA . 1011 CONTINUATIONS in the twn of Tarnogora, Lublin district, rovince of Krasnystaw, Poland. Hi early training was in nurserywork but in 1933 he went into anOfficer‘s Training School| for the Polih Amy, where he remained until gradution in 1935. After that Eddie rturned home until the German Rndits swept WWMI“MMM' some fighting to do. Ater retreat~ ing through his own ountry he was forced to surrendr to tnc Russians who allowedhim to go home for four montlh but then ]mmmed to send himto Siberia to work. But Eddie ws too fast | for them. He hopped ovr the bordâ€" er and managed to reah Rumania where Sikorski was in he process of forming a Polish Amy to join the Allies When Edde arrived Sikoraki‘s forces were richer by one well trained officer. ‘The first stop for the nev army was in Palestine where its trainâ€" ing was completed an: then they moved on to Egypt anl joined the British Eighth. Ths was in 1940. Eddie fought alon; the Egyptianâ€" Libyan frontier witil the summer of 1941 when he, among ouqu was trapped in Tobrik. He was there for some six nunths, until December of ‘41 when Monty and the 8th moved in to turn them loose. For four more bng months the Polish boys were among the occupation troops in Libya and \MlnApfllol'l!M""lfl" back to Egypt where they joined other Poles in forminga full fledâ€" ged Polish army. Shatly afterâ€" wards they joined Mortgomery in "Emde . Action came fint for them in the: Monte Casino area of Italy where they were .“m in defense. ‘Then when the big offensive got under way they moved up the penâ€" insula with theBritish and Ameriâ€" cans. Rome wastaken and then they came to Boligna. The attack had bogged down at : little town called Solarolo and dfficulty was experienced in trying to effect a crossing of the Lugo Cmal. Eddic‘s company was on the flank of the attack. With a quick thrust and what amounted to utter disregard for personal safety, heled his men in beyond the enemy lines, blocked MEE‘ CAPTAIN EDDIE an enemy counter itack and isoâ€" lated the town. The move resulted in an easy crossing f the importâ€" ant Lugo Canal, the capture by his company of some 22 prisoners. and all the equipment of the opâ€" posing enemy company. For that they gave Eddie a Siver Star. The war ended not long after this and the Polish boys remained where they had been doing the fighting. They took special training and in 1946 were meved to Engâ€" land. From there Fidie came to Canada, being let in on an affaâ€" duvit from his brothr who was living in Saskatchewin. He did not receive his final demobilization papers 1948. From Halifax, Ediie went out west and stayed for about a year. He found it a drawhick not being able to speak Englishand so came to Ontario where he thought his chances of learning the tongue would be better. A. the present he is on holidays fron class but all winter he attends the Canadianizaâ€" tion school conducted by Mr. Donâ€" Cersmn cmerligns lon fast and as for grapes, well there he is on familar ground for he was in charge f a fair sized vineyard in Poland, ald / cipal CHPTC ‘The training in nursery wobk that he had in the Old Country has stood Eddie in god stead here. He is now a valuate man to the Coles and although fruits such as peaches are new to iim he catches . r WODE EBs ELE sucu As we were leaving Eddie turnâ€" ed to John and said something in Polish. "He says )w‘s happy to here," said John as Fddie climbed his picking ladder with his grin as broad as ever. ‘ The main go beween Rizzo and McGilivray brought the crowd to its feet, and the jJudges‘ decision for Rizzo was nota popular one. McGilivray foughta good defensive fight, and yet landd the more sol« id blows, having Rizzo at hi mercy on three ocasions, however, he could not seem © find the powâ€" er to polish Rizszooff, but yet in the minds of mostof the fans, judges really miasd the boat givâ€" ing the decision toRizzo. It is quite possite that the Jayâ€" geea will hold anoter boxing show, perhaps in the ner future, ‘The ijdea is a good one,and with the ara Falls, winnerby decision mrl Ray McGilivray, Velland. Referees â€"Leo Cecatto, lefty Jordon, Art Brydon. Judges â€" Jim Lonsdale, ‘Tony Rusho. Timekeeperâ€"MelMailackey, Niâ€" agara Falls valued experience gained . from their first effort, they should hbe wble to keep the overhead down and thus realize something more substantial thancredits for their efforts. fog Birds will not the ground when‘ Awde, local high school until he reached Halifax in ROXING SHOW THE G From Page One here is a thick out of sight of prinâ€" RIMSB Y INDEPENDENT resident at Grimsby Beach. Miss Buras ecarned her RL8.8. Silver Award. This is the second higheat award available the next being the gâ€"ld which only seven peopie 1i the Dominion hold at the present time. ‘The Grimsby and District Aquaâ€" tic Club are planning to hold their biggest meet of the season next Saturday, the 6th, at 2 pm. Reâ€" presentations from the club have icen at several of these meets this summer and at the last one in Welâ€" land the Grimaby Club took a aveeping victory. There will be contestants from Dundas, Welland. Xlagara Falls and Grimsby at the Saturday meet and the competition promises to be quite strong. Applications for entry into this open meet will be open until the 5th of August and application forms are obtainable at Grims‘by Bcach from any of the instructors. For a copy of the events in m‘ meet see the attached list. \ A special feature of the afterâ€" noon will be a demonstration of synchronized swimming by Miss June Taylor, the synchronized swimming champion of Canada. Men‘s Events | . Tadpoles, 8 years and underâ€"25 for Expert Radio Service AWARDS PRESENTED ~CALL JUS purposeâ€"laying house replaceâ€" ments, "backyard" flock, Christâ€" mas and New Year‘s roastersâ€" we can supply them. . . Some started Leghorn pullets at barâ€" gain rlon. . . Now taking ordâ€" ers for FALL chicks, tooâ€" please order 4 â€" 6 weeks in adâ€" vance on these. GRIMSBY RADIO AND 8. G, GARDHAM 91 Elizabeth 8t. _ Phon Nothing could be more attractive than a box of dainty Hastiâ€" Notes, You will prohably want a box for yourself as well. Availâ€" able in many designs at moderate prices, 15 MAIN ST. W., GRIMSBY PHONE 635 14.80 WEst main strhaet If you want chicks for any A. Hewson & Son FOR YOUR HOSTESS WANT CHICKS ? STOKERS OIL BURNERS REFRIGERATION SERVICE PHONE 340 ; Beach. Miss R1.8.8. Silver second higheat next being the ven people in at the present yards free style, 10 years and under â€"25 yards free style; 25 yards backstroke. 12 years and underâ€"25 . yards free style; 25 yards breaststroke; 25 yards backstroke. 14 years and under ~45 yards free style; 45 yards backstroke; 49 yards breaststroke. JUNIOR, 17 years and underâ€" (1) 45 yards free style; (2) 45 yds. backstroke; 45 yards breaststroke. SENIOR, over 17 yearsâ€"60 yds. free style; 60 yards backstroke; 60 yards breaststroke. Openâ€"100 yards free style. RELAYâ€"4 boysâ€"200 yards. DIVINGâ€"openâ€"(1) | Plain or Swan: (2) Jack Knife; (3) Cholce. Ladies‘ Events Tadpoles, 8 years and underâ€"25 yards free style. 10 years and underâ€"25 â€" yards free style; 25 yards backatroke. ® gU+ ae L2uds P d cadrcaniicinbssnetings 2â€">"0 10 years and underâ€"25 yards free style; 25 yards backatroke. 12 years and underâ€"25 yards free style; 25 yards breaststroke; 25 yards backstroke. L ic aw L2 u4s _ 14 years and underâ€"45 yards free style; 45 yards backstroke; 45 vards breaststroke. hx â€" 4oA BA on en C JUNIOR, 17 years and underâ€" ‘5’.““".."].:“’"\!!&&- stroke; 45 yards breaststroke. SENTOR, over 17 yearsâ€"60 yds. freestyle; 60 yards backstroke; 60 yards breaststroke. MEDLEY RELAYâ€"3 girlsâ€"150 vards. Swan: (2) Jack Knife; (3) Choice of gated. John B. Davidson, 62 years of age of RR. No. 3, Vanessa, Ont., was arrested by Chief James and Constable Davies of the Grimsby Town Police on Sunday afternoon, at the foot of Elizabeth Street in the Pump House yard. He was chargedwith driving while drunk. At the time of his arrest he was in possession of a bottle of rubbing a‘cohol from which he had apparâ€" ently been drinking. On Tuesday morning he was sentenced to seven days in jail and his car was empounded for a period of three months. As well his drivâ€" ing license was suspended by Magâ€" istrate H. D. Hallet of St. Catharâ€" ines mas . Roderick, Percy Andrews, John â€" Horrill, members of the board. Secretary Treasurer is Paul Petit of Fruitland. ‘The School will fAll a long awaitâ€" ed place in the community and to the board goes much of the credit for the planning and creating of the modern building that now stands, as the finest public school built in the province and the finest training place possible for the pupâ€" is that will fill the rooms. An explosion and fire destroyed a amall laboratory near Oakland, California, on the night of July cestyle; 60 yards backstroke; 60 irds breaststroke. MEDLEY RELAYâ€"3 girlsâ€"150 irds. RELAYâ€"4 girlsâ€"200 yarda. DIVINGâ€"openâ€"(1) â€" Plain or 20, 1025, A body was found and, while burned beyond recognition, it was Identified as that of the laborâ€" atory chemist, Dr. Charles H. Bchwartz, by its short stature, very small hands and a watch and ring. Within a day or so, however, the police learned that, a moment before the blast, a man was notâ€" Iced running from the scene. The victim‘s real identity was soon en« tablished and a search started for Schwartz on a murder charge, He was staying at the home of a friend, Hemingway, who knew him as "Charles Warren" and who, three weeks later, recognized him as the wanted man from newspapâ€" er pletures Hemingway called the police, and Schwartz committed auleide. Papers found in a sultcase belonging to Schwarts disclosed his plan which he had not revealed to anyone, and which he had carâ€" rled out in part, After apendin p two years to find and cultivate two men who closely resembled imm. he killed the first â€"~ so that Mre*, Schwarts would get his $150,â€" 006 insuranceâ€"and was ahout i. 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