The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 7

SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1940. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL F. A. Mafafall Advocates Jail for Debt TORONTO, April 12 Automatic committtal to Jail for noa-payment of debts without pre liminary Bearing in Division Courts was urged today by F. A.

Matatall, of Ottawa, before the Ontario Legislature Committee a AMiivw report on administration of justice in the province. After hearinff testlmonV nf Mr Matatall. manager of th nttsuia Credit Exchange and president of me Associated credit Bureau of Canada, the committee adjourned and will convene at the call of the chair. Mr. Matatall said he favored discontinuance of the default summons procedure arising be Adiftmlmami (jtinitd at random) appears in lack Laihut advu If YOUR wt spfutrt tm aaj adtt.

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2-4MI Milk lutter Ice Cream Ma- tS Invaders Copy Finnish Tactics STOCKHOLM, April 12. W) -German invaders in Norway were reported today to be copying the guerrilla tactics used effectively by the Finns against their Russian con- querors. Advices reaching Stockholm said the Nazis had divided their1 troops into small units of about 30 men each, equipped 'With automatic weapons, to stalk their Norwegian foes. fore committal is nud. CraAWnrm have not much chance of collect ing on default summonses, he said, advocating short-term sen tences for those so tMSo you want to brins back orison for debt?" commcntMi Mines Minister Leduc.

of Ontario Ian Strachan, Liberal whip in the Legislature, declared: rit's going oacK to the days of Dickens." Mr. Matatall aaid hl nrnin tions provide informal voluntary meinocu 01 nandiing debtors' business suggested these methods might apply under divi sion courts. When the committee recon venes the question of pre-trials will be discussed. Attorney-Gen eral Conant directed that an ex pert be called to "explain the system, said to have met with marked success in some carts of the United States. 'If It reduces the trial time of the courts 10 percent, it would be well worth the he stated.

Overcome Attempting To Put Out Blaze i Attempting to put out a grease fire on hir stove with a chemical extinguisher, Thomas Reddfck, proprietor of a restaurant at 94 Richmond road, Westboro, was overcome with the fumes at 5.30 pjn. on Friday. Nepean Fire Department, un der Fire Chief Harry Snider, was summoned when the grease caught on fire, and put out the flames. Borden Nepean Township constable, who was in the fire station when the alarm came in, went to the scene and carried out Reddick. Reddick revived in the fresh air and recovered satisfactorily within a short time.

The blaze caused little damage. Mother! Baby dcDends uoon Your Judgment BABY'S daily movements. Conatipa IIMI UriAl am WaWw .1 I waw aim nr muaca aomcUiinf ahould don at one. Pleaaant. aentle actinf Mother Frtnf la nuri.

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muigr ailment then ia the time he need momar a rnena me most. It I truly a Mother's Friend and fain It name from helpins young mothers through wins MIIK1 Ul "teen age. Mother'a friend ta positive ir naruiiw nave your aruggui deliver strikes in the night. Be prepared with 2Sl OLD BT DRUGGISTS EVEBTWHESB WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE Storm Sashes Removed Phone 2-1855 today and let us quote you prices on having your windows cleaned and -storm sashes taken down. Our service will save you time and trouble at little expense.

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W. LEACH Co FOB SPRING BURNING Hardwood Blocks $4.50 load Indspendsnl Coal an) Lumber Cw LiaalteS IS Baak SC Z-17U r- DAILY SPECIAL SIMMERS ASSORTED SEEDS April Showers Will -A i u': Hv V'f 1 5 i' 4 It's hard for the adults at Dlonne nursery to keep the plants Indoors from getting too much water, as thoroughly as pets. Entitle, shown here, one of the most persistent bow and where they get food. If lying Battleship Captain and Gunner Are Decorated LONDON, April 12. F)-AThe captain and the rear gunner of the Sunderland "flying battleship" which on April 3 outfought six German aircraft near the Norwe gian coast have been decorated for gallantry, it was announced tonight The Flight Lieutenant Frank Philips, is to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross, while Rear 'Gunner Corporal William Gray Lillie will be awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal.

The flying boat was on convoy escort patrol when it was attacked by six new Junkers 8. The. official account of the action in an Air Ministry bulletin issued to night said: By his skillful handling of the aircraft, Flight Lieutenant Philips avoided the first attack by ma chine gun fire from the enemy aircraft, and so' manoeuvred that Corporal Lillie, by well-directed fire which in the face of oncoming attacks he withheld until the enemy were within 100 yards, was able to bring down one enemy air craft into the sea in flames. This determined attack termi nated the action, the remaining aircraft retiring at full speed." KILLED BY CAR. MONTREAL, April 12.

Alec Thompson, 70, died in hospital today from a skull facture suffered last night when struck by a motor car on the street. The awarding of two special scholarships of SI, 000 each In the division of chemistry at the National Research Council laboratories, four university fellowships of $750 each and 37 studentships was announced Friday night by the National Research Council. The- two research council scholarships went to R. L. Cunningham and R.

B. Harvey, graduates of McGill University, while H. Lecaine of Queen's University won a fellowship in physics at Queen's and the other fellowships were won by: A. C. Neish, McGill, cellulose chemistry at McGill; 'W.

G. Schneider, University of Saskatchewan, physical chemistry, at McGill and A. W. Sparrow of the University of Saskatchewan, genetics at Those winning scholarships were: Graduates from Dalhousie University: J. C.

Arnell, C. A. Reilly and A. C. Topp, physical chemistry studentship at McGill.

Mount Allison University: F. W. Matthews, physical chemistry at McGill; B. K. Wasson, organic chemistry at McGill.

Acadia University: W. J. Chute, organic chemistry at University of Toronto. University of New Brunswick: H. Habeeb, physical chemistry at McGill.

McGill University: O. C. W. A1-" lenby and S. Deans, organic chemistry at McGill; B.

S. Rabinovitch. chemistry at McGill. University of Toronto: L. D.

Armstrong, W. A. Ladd, P. Mior Chr a. Jf Told they got it from the earth, NationqL Research Council Announces Scholarships List Bring Mayflowers 1 jl a Xa questioners on nature subjeetsj she wanted to know why little glrla Sandiford and G.

D. Scott, physics at University of Toronto; R. Hi Black, physics at McGill; Miss; M. E. biochemistry at University of Toronto: F.

L. W- Mc-Kim, chemistry at University of v- Bishop's College -and McGill E. R. Boothrbyd, genetics at McGill. 1 University of Montreal and Laval University: L.

P. Charttte, organic chemistry at Laval. University of Manitoba: F. G. Smith, geology at University of juroniu.

I University of- Saskatchewan! G. L. Christie and G. McL. Harris, physical chemistry at McGill; Miss I.

G. Hutcheson, genetics at McGill; M. Watson, cellulose chemistry at McGill: J. E. Moore, limnobiology at University I of Toronto.

Queen's UnlversIty: Jj A. Pearce. chemistry at McGill; E. J. Williams, physical chemistry at McGill.

University of Western Ontario and Queen's University: G. L. Colgrove, geology at Queen's. University of Alberta: S. G.

Davis and J. Hugill, phys cal chemistry at McGill; Mrs. H. K. Waaeen.

biochemistry, at uni versity of Alberta. University of British Columbia Miss I. Corbould, biochemistry, at McGill; Miss D. U. Dale, physi ology' at University of Toronto H.

Fisher and P. Godard. cellulose chemistry at McGill: Ml F. Welsh, plant pathology at Uni versity of Toronto. Oxford University: M.

Dun bar, zoology at McGill. for wanted Ked BlJavas.ff.it- am 4 a. rr "atrs SxuRasta, Ms. AM nihu rsasmsv the want to attend them to know If plants eat and then couldn't live on dirt too? Kiwanians Told Of Japanese Atrocities in China 'A tale of Japanese atrocities in China was told by Rev. Gillies Eadie, for many years a missionary and teacher in Honan Province, as he addressed Kiwanians at their luncheon in tht Chateau Laurier Friday.

"You are thinking of the situation in Europe, but there is a situation in the Far East you should not he said. Japan, seeking to establish a "new order" in the Orient, had forced missionaries to flee, closed hospitals, imprisoned Christians, financed bandits and revolutionists, mistreated Chinese women on a wholesale scale, and done everything possible to make the Chinese a race of drug addicts. The Japanese seemed to take a fiendish delight in torturing their victims. JCiwanians, who are supporting the Y.M.C.A. drive for funds to carry on its war work, saw moving pictures graphically illustrating what the association is doing lor Canadian troops overseas-pictures of huts, entertainments, games and tea trucks.

B. D. Mc-Giffin. of the Y.M.C.A, speakers committee, said it was hoped to raise $35,000 in the Ottawa district and outlined activities being carried on for soldiers here. A.

L. Cawthorn-Page, president, was in the chair. George Pingle led the sing-song, with William Lashmar at the piano. Frank Ast-ley reported on the health of members, and Stanley Higman reported on the sacred concert to be held Sunday evening, ApI 21, in the Capitol Theatre. One of the attractions at the concert will be the R.C.MJ band.

Norman Carter welcomed the visitors, and Mr. Eadie was introduced by Duncan Longmire. He was thanked by Harry I. Anscombe. ON ELIGIBLE LIST.

Donald Stuart Robertson and Gordon Alexander Burnett, of Ottawa, have been placed on the Civil Service Commission's eligible list for positions as airway service men. civil aviation division, air services branch. Department of Transport. I Edward MacKobie, Ottawa, has qualified for appoint ment as assistant engineer, re frigeration. Department of Agri culture.

Patrick Nicholson Bowie-Evans, Ottawa, has become eligible for hydrographer, grade 1. Department of Mines and Resources, and John A. McMillan. Ottawa, for forest products assistant, grade 2, in the same department. Karl Paul Leichnitz.

Ottawa, has been rated eligible for appointment as Junior radio operator. Department of Transport. 500 MARCH TO SAFETY. PITTSBURGH, April 12. Five hundred small children, marched calmly safety today as fire destroyed the roof of a school.

Cancer Expert's Death Aided by Radium Burns SYRACUSE, N.Y., April 12.1-(P Dr. Thomas P. Farmer, 57, widely known for research in cancer control, died today after a long ill- ness complicated by radium burns. CONFIRMATION SERVICES. Confirmation services were held at four Ottawa and- Eastview Doman Catholic parishes on Friday by Archbishop Vachon, a total of 347 being confirmed.

The parishes were St. Joseph's Sacred Heart, Assumption and Notre Dame de Lourdes. A total of 132 were confirmed at Notre Dame de Lourdes. 104 at Sacred Heart.v 70 at St. Joseph's, and 41 at Assumption.

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