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fiy'T nan. may tanpij ss'iju. Moyp ay, may a. -V -v i iu ivuu icj of Juliana Blast U.S. Policies l-AP)-TWljnlti (API Tha Unitd, LONDON Corrimuniat Cermny! State wat blasted la both hn)-' i fB.OO man army marched pheret Sunday aa millions of Ihrouth East Berlin in a parade workers celebrated and tnmmu-, branded By tnt western jdg Bists paraded their, armed might Threie "a threat In publio! ef-i en May Day.

Communist chief Waller blanketed the Japanese capital; A perch before 70O.OM cheer- with placarda denouncing Vatirl-I catmn of the sew S.Oapan security treaty. New Weapoaa Not Show Marching troops, guns and prominent Long Island attorney-while "he was away at a Roman Catholic claimed fifth victim early today-hi leven-year Cld aon. Also killed In tha early vHifrrfsv werik Fmmet -F. Mc- Cyr Mri-Exilia Cyr of 150 Dal housie atreet, Ottawa, died inj hospital Sunday at the age of 1. 18.

The Befair, the 1 wat born at Carlsbad Springs, daughter of the late Denis. BeJalr and the former Paufine Decarie. She martied the late AJexandre. Cyr in 1894, and had: resided in OttaWa Since then. Surviving are (hree son.

Alexandre, Oscar and- Oliva. all of Ottawa; two daughters. Mrs. Achille (Anna) Larabie and Mrs. Ronjd (Bertha) eelle of OtJtawjiV cne Vpther, -Napoleon Belalr of Ottaa; arid --foiir listers, Mrs.

Lalonde, Mrs. Paul (Marie) Albert, Mrt.delard (Albina) Barbeau an or ut- SuveT Rockland. The body it at the Gauthier funeral home. 253 SL Patrica treet. Funeral will be held in Notre Dame de Lovrriet, Church, Eastview, at.

8 a m. Wednesday. with burial in tho parish ceme-' Ladouceur Mrs. Amanda Ladouceur, 188 Besserer ttreet, Ottawa, died Saturday in hospital after a hnrt Illness. She wat 82.

Mr. tdiMiriHie mmm hnm in Ing othwers and called on the Western allief-o remain, until Germany la jeu'nitedK" Pope John broadcastrepm trie VaAtcaa a sharp rebuke ol, athe- rockela were the centre of attrac- istic communisni and called on rion in -M(owj-wher Prejnier workers to Joseph Khrushchev andTithet carpenter- of. NairethIh leaders, reviewed the mammoth! pontiff did not mention enmmu-parade. The display centainedi nism by name, bur he poke of none of the terrifying new wesp- "mtstken idologles that on one ens Khrushchev talked about in hand exalt uncurbed liberties and to the Supreme Soviet on thei other juppression of per-. last Wife, Sons Die While Father at Retreat May 2.

McNamara's" eldest daughter. (UPf) A fire that gutted the Maryaijnf. led her five-year-old 1 ft-room home of twin, sisters. to rafety before flamesr engulfed the 2Vi- atorey frame house. About 200 firemen fought Jhe Waie but-it ragej out of con-trol for mora than two hours.

The other victims were tden Namaras wife, two otnera wn, Kit seven, children and a house guest. Another ton and a second house guest were injured, neither critically. Vincent McNamara; seven, youngest of the four McNamara tons, died, today of burnt that covered moat of hir body. Mc- Najtir.a'..onlysujvtvingjaon, Mary. 47; his tons, Emmett Jr.

JR. and Richard. 13, and Mis Clyde Fitzgerald. 21. of Key-port, NJ.

a former FBI agent and former special assistant to tha U.S. Attorney-General, returned to hit burned-out home yesterday rom ths re Paul. 1 reported jiTTau-ilreaC aCiag HafboS TVYTTft to good condition with burns. I was placed under sedation. Commission Favors Nuns' Hospital The Ontario rlospital 5erv-fees Gommlssion hi "disap pointed" that the Little Com- party Pi Maryrfus-not-oiQved nore quickiyvintc the Ottawa, area.

-i Chalraian R. 1 Ur- quhsxl. said the religioat first Isaion almost two years ago." The commission It in sympathy with the order's offer to build a hospital in Ottawa, he aaid. Mr. Urquhart expressed the commission's view in a letter to Aixhle Newman, president of the Ottawa- Hull Central Council of Serv-, ke 12.30 bonfire.

Saturday p.m. 95 1.03 p.m. Rear of .214 Sunnyside, rubbish lira. 3.25 p.m. IS Fairhaveo, fire In tent trailer; out on arrival.

4.10 p.m. End of Bofsford. crtildren flaying ilh on 5.3r-tS.rny- Daly-Chapel. false alarm. contacted: 7.35 p.m.

iebreton-Caling. He added that he commit- ion hat encouraged the nunt to develop their plana to the point where they tould seek officiaUprovincial approval. Fire Calls 5.13 p.m. Ei mhhi.k fir WARSAW Reutrrs) Victpriif, road flare knocked over. 7.45 p.m.

6 Dartnell. over heated oil furnaeec 8.42 p.m. 47 Southern, defective oil furnace. 9.48 p.m. La Cirier -Cambridge, false alarm.

1 0.3 p.m. Brierwood-Pnnceton, false alarm. Sunday 'K 12.63 a.m. Rideau Terrace tpringflelaV leave- burning in street. -r--s l.fO a.m.

90 Murray, mat- i tress fine, slight damage, 3.52 n.m. 2 Murray, mat jVess Are, slightdamage 4.43-ajniarling-Tavistock, wires down after car snapped off nower nole: motorist eiven Tftrt Bill V- S.lff "iTrnvK-157 Glen, mat tress fire, considerable damage to mattress- 9.43 a.m. 173 Henderson, garbage burning on verandah. 10.09 a m. 358 lona, overheated oil space Jjegjer.

1 1.38 a.m. Besserer ttreet pay. office, rubbish and dust' burning on first' floor. 12.30 p.m. 201 Rochester, overheated 3.59 p.m.

Patricia-Pontiac. did chesterfield burning field. 4 XI p.m. Borth wick- Centre, fire In wallboard and lumber outside buildmg Under Construction; extended to first and second floor ceiling and sills, I 5.03 p.m. 34 Emerson, tawa.and mmajjoverfieated oil tpace heater.

Belmont, 5.42 p.m. 103 short circuit In wall plug. 8.17 m-305 King-Edwar, overheated oil apace heater. 8.30 p.m. IftV-AitgutUi! chimney fire, no 'damage.

Monday. 6 a.m.-143 McGillvarY. overheated oil apaca Philios Whisseir Philiat Whitte'L of -til St. Ottawa, daughter of the late Racquet street. Eastview.

jlied Calixta r.roulx and the former iFridaY in hospital after A Shurie Laplante. She married Miy Ulnest. Ha wat 73. the late Theodore Udouceur Jn! borB in ft Anl 3qsj Avelhri, ami of the late She it aurvived by one ctav4 Whissell and the former granddaughter. iTf1 mf" (lsabeUeXStranachr.

'n j' and had resided, In' Ottawa for the "body ia at the yf- iand Robert funeral 4ma, 260 Surviying are hit wife, one Besserer ttreet Requem matt will be tung la Sacrttd Heart Church. Ottawa, at 8 a nt Tuesday. Burial will ba'iit Notre Dama camelery." INLAND CLASH REPORTED Lucien of Ottawa; one rother, Alexandre, Ottawa hree etep-brothera, trnt. mile and Edouad. auguf Ot- wa; and ona sttp-tlsieri Mis douard (Auroot) Pepin, Gatt- rau Point, and 'six grand- Clashed with demqnttraMng Ro-j-1 Funeral wa heldrttii morn-tnan Cathohca in a townja north- ing in Notre Dame de Lourde 'era Poland last Thursday, accord-! Churchy Eaatyiew.

with burial "'tag to -reliable reporti Vie- in Nhtre Dama temerery. v. Jenoaf erupted in Alutyn when po- lite -tried to remove flags hungtiir through country towns and Out to honor the arrival of a 'villages. Inert were ao reports tacred Catholic emblem taken on o( casualties. Some ISO memberi of tawa Dutch guest a 'Saturday erlahds Embassy Juli.a Slat Nwa during World -YORKTON.

biUKa. May.t vnn R.n,1Urk M.ih. Ona hf her Prineeaa hew. 54. editor and advertisina 1 eocK- 69- reaigned land't ambassador to' Canada.1 MargieC wa born cn manager of the weekly Yorkton 'xec Federal Tradrrnmmuuirn congratulated his, me January 19, 1941 (Enterprise.

Cuba's -Premier Castro marie; L'lbiicht and other East German countrymen fitr their derumn If Qun JuUn4 Wof ht, I departure for Canada, Mr. von, I Balluteclc laid the Dutth-mon-! angry Jty-hour "harangue toi leaders looked on in front of a become Canadians. He Mid TAIREi Between ww ana wui-i nugp in me wmria war It rpinppin: Ing Cubans who turned 1 May; Berlin will be a tree oemiiiianiea pay rally Into an anti-American citj." demonstration. Peftea Rueslaaa Tokyo demonstrator: hanced i ou the rim linir- Mavnr President Eisenhow and Premier iujjy Brandt of West Berlin de-Nobuiuke Kiahl in effigy and t.ti the Soviet threat to the city RUHXIKS SHOES VAL. Tl Ipeclal pin-, chasct- Qualltv fahrie In ok-rord or strap sivla.

WuM aelectmn Urea, I THE OTTAWA JOURNAL Off if T)ptrmnt, Deaths arch imd Kim1 that tie envied' PRINCETON, Hl Jamea (. ine wet mat Jit, wouia live uiiiey ajiiou ton west. ft. OWEN SOUND. Frank fiaSJ." 9.9ciprnK0ATs.

slips -'J CfRIi' PANTIES trra. 49ri gtayttn, 4vraT mn4 ry Un. Lara trim tmibrn.dcrv. Plain and floral. tim i 3 GIRLJ' WIT SRIFiS Bro.

Cotton lit i-whit. pin and Blue. OOm iseettoM, tor 9 9 KIDDIES' ANKLETS -shade of ol Sizes -e ta 3 tor 99 f)e. I.St! Assorted shades. 'CAPLAN'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE COnON DISK TOWELS Multl-strlped.

S3" a tanuKhns nor- irhife 3 99 ULH MATS Wovjbji. mft In multi-coior wtoV ttrioa. UfhUy fiinccdh -r 99 PILLOW RENEWIRS gipprd cotton; easily ri. ntoved fop launder- o. Wbtla Pear i 99c 99c GIRLS' I SHIRTS Bro.

t.ta; Clrla' nopover rottnn knit. Pink, blue and n.Vr-J:..::. 99 TERRY TOWELS VAL. To ilt Bath towels In solid color or lrs cheok. Bom have aelf border; othera trinfed end.

Bit. AA. W' aUC COTTON TABU CLOTIT A Sli SI- patterA In assorted colors. Good ntililty PlASnCtCOTTAG! SETS PnfaVtom. or 'cot't! Com-niei.

With fop. aask and trim. For standard ait. An. window.

pW 99C anaaiaaaaannBWnBBBlaiBnaBS lot Wt 'Bto. II Valos'. -infityi6sr dwc aae. ti. tiiesit.

il PLASTIC RAINCOATS (Men's mi" BvjO ftm a It, INTERLOCK SHIRTS V)i MENS SPORT SHIRTS Mwilaa style. I M. i FATIGUE SHEINO TROUURS 3.M rf sport wear, tirei II tit la. I BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS ml SHIRTS Vi-i-. in steeyea.

M. sa i si i'- j. 1. ISJ1. the old JpiwL-e Imperial of eerefrit "htmor rfcage: WEU.

Ehkland. Off Har old. Braddeld, 2, Anglican community Here Bllhop of Bj(lh ha mn on at Tfce Neih. iTT tneioisnopa WM otlioated 'lis "eln' Cahada to, him aa a "wonder- LONDON. Sir George lee.lt- i SAVINGS GALORE FOR CHILDREN.

of trier 1 Aij NE YORK.r-Clorgio To, May (VPl) Copu. 81,.. the oldest living patt i tornier conductor of Dminl Cm. mr' rand malr nl- thm i MetrOoblitan Ootra and aome 150.000 rived in Taipei today fartmUk Masonic Lpdg of Canada. hM? conductor of the Chicago naniarnved aa immigrant.

tary Ulk with President TOKYP, Ea-CoL Takushlro uper co. from 1818 to Rfforring a Ulk he had Chiang. iHallori, 59, 1 U.llnrf 0 MEN and WOMEN THRIFTY ASSTD. JEWELRT BUYS FOR THE'HOME! CAPLAN'S main floor VL. II TO 14! Pin, necklaces, bracelet, aarnnas is ASSTD.

JEWEUr VAL. SI TO ITS MeUl andt porcelain, dtaretl cases. larhlersr ash trajra, compact. iwftica rases. pill boxa.

i si pvlon and Whit and Blip to at. HOSIERY 9i ad Jtylt) retat cnttn pastels. MJU 9i nw.fi. I Uth9 tarnir mah hoat by wU kndjwn niaJtar. Ion; sism to ii.

GARTER SILTS ata. t'sa to r.o. atratekM uia I ITW--UflQi ihk. navy, red. and-Lf Jt.

FIRE KING CASSEROLES r.O. 1 11! 11, CopperttnU Oval and round In aronp. InO TRENCH CASSfROLES BUG. JSC. 1 os.

r)ybp: Copper ton, only 4 for 99 SALE! GLASSES 't. Bto. He i ot. decora I rd Juloa Glasaaa. a oi watei J99c MIXING BOWL SET Bio.

I is let: s-ttc. rTlasa et in ch, 7i," LAUNDRY BASKETS I Phlyathlna, An- proKimaiaiT 17' dtamotrr 07 Pinkeyllow AAa dorp. Pink and turquoiaa, dorp. PANTIES '-Ravon tricot ts riit 'and Boouiar paauta. Ttulord or fancy laco trimmod IMU SALEl SCARYES KfcO.

tie stlk ond ravon In apiBh print bnrdvr vnnii, pa.aJva. rhecka A A and flnrata. dfclar 77V SALS HOUSES BIOV it TO 1.11).. Cotton drip dry cotton tn white. pfls.

rtoraia. Cluck and printa. lrokn alaa QQ ft II ta SALQ GIRDLfi IBA. t.U AeiO-MI' rtalT hkkftita tn whit n4 pink RHghl nirnnQMra. qqa, 99c 991 I (im as if mih vua- I SM.

I I TO 1 lt Cotton A I hrnadclnth fn whll or.lv. Nviop. I aoA to inc. broken sii ranse. Bhorta aad Aft ItaBllu kM.

9 9 -T" CAPLAN SECOND FXOOR, CRAB TABLE UDtES'i FOOTWEAR VAL. TO l.M. 200 pain, broken Ifnet Of tlippert. QQr plaitic overshoes, rubber bea'rt etioefc. mmM FIRI XING COfFEE MUGS B.tvita asJI of, Hi Whit.

artnl 6 for 99c 7 Peel JUKE SFT Bto. I.si set! inn only. 111 ttt. chiller In turquoise and whit. u-a os.

mstrbtnt juir. ii 1.99c FAN TRELLIS OWLT natural wood. ready to paint or etain. Ao-I proximately laU. Spread about QQ.

aV-h 99, 100 Pti. TIRE KING" BtfKJ.ISt CtUHy Pana BrO. IS! Squar Cake Pans. Crippled by. Car WtLLAND, My 2 Jkn Nieuweateeg, 'eight, 6 Niagara Falla.

hat been awarded 1r an '0 tario Supreme Crltirt action fot. iniuriet lulfered In; the boy' father against Clif ford L. Riisnelt. of Niagara Falls, OnL 1 Evidence showed that 'Jan. suffered complete disability iof the right leg arter ne was nit by a car I Coltocr.

tnlld shade rTHfPi-aoet--aj4ar'shaw- a4aaBaoae Sia. AA. a.4Ad. 99 ton HAWAIIAN PRINT SHIRTS arc. it! Karon prln'i abort aleove.

Aaaorted QQ colore. Site to 1. 9 9 le "BOYS' SHORT PANTS' v- win, l.M' Cotton rhino pantat Zipper flr iront FtWvor pork'aU. hAi B.4; bImm 3 to vv KIDDIES' I SKIRTS ato. i.ili'Si neck tij.

av.M. irt ali: raw BOh' CABANA SUITS 99 KO, 11! I -pC. aolid ahawfo panta. Arure-4 ahtrt. ffhort lavaa.

Navy, QQgf I brown, charcoal" 5ilaV I KIDDIES' 2 Pel, SUITS nrn. l.vaT-onon-jiMi. aleev, Stured top; aolld shad, pants. A.aorted QQ--abadaa. hats a.

t. 9 9 PORT t. DRESS VAL. TO I ta! Shlrta. km -nd abort aleev.

Assorted colors; platne. fanct. Hawat- Aft- washabla. 9 9 SHIRTS A la. TO t.9M CotnbtM rdt.

ton jrarv; kmk and 'abort BU4ara. Crw nock ani collar. Auortod OQgf atrlpoa. Waatabl. BOYS' CARDIGANS VAL.

TO I. It', Brushed jrollnn tn plain and Corns tvl, Aranrted ahartea- of trey, red, yellow or AA. khl blu. Waababl manufacturer. Plain and fancy patterns.

Slight a Imperfection that will not atlart wear. Sim IO', to i QQ IS. i 99f WASTE BASKETS BRO. I II! Lare 11" deep; tap dl-mtr IV. 4 Pel.

CANISTER SETS codre. -r lj 1 4-nva r.vi w- i 1 1 y.vi nm ty? rTn-Tna: i FANCI TRAVEL SLIPPERS I99e Quilted aatu. ailp-v ru sliei IH ta i. FULL SLIPS, la-oi mi Acilili We llie'l It ta 4. HALF SLIT SITS 99c ana i.

COnON HALF SLIPS 99c lease wltk shadow pual. UNCY FABRIC1 6L6YES 99t Pearl trtaa ptala. Sties tit la a sleeveless Blouses 99c Asserted shades and wklt. lists It II. iBOJS' SPpRrjHlRTS Itls.

XMr assarted stutss. aues I I. it. GIRLS' SllM JIMS, I 14 boys; ump suits, i GIRLT SHORT 2, 4, GIRLS' FANCY PANTIESj 4,1 99 99c 99c 99c 99c" ttfet drlL-. 99c i Bin.

Is Set! 00 only, Float, wcf, ta" QQ. je a rracturcs Leg ta'ads in Ditch PEMBROKE. May 2. fSpetia) Jrank Harifield, 24. of PeuwawaTauffered.e frac auto- gecideni fififtrr 1gr'd ni 19.1:" forehead-Saturday fltht.

when The action wis brousht hv I a car went tntf-the ditch on Highway Of here. hme miles south St Mr. Hadtieldiwa I paaserv ger io a car driven by Maurir Duquette, 2I so of Pftawa- wa, whicli Ui1l ito-negotiat while attempting to cross a I a curve on thryo Duquette not hurt- i -4- 'r -t yJ- I (s CLANS SECOND FLOOR jT CAPLaW SECOND FtOQg I BOVS. SIZES 2 TO 6JRLS Pimm Kf.fi. ttr! Rayon and nvlon: wmt tnttaxi hjirkir Pink.

blu. whit. Sum 3990 MIWQaTS ind HATS. KtCf. I.

It! PlutW la r1 and blu. Sisca AQ ta as. HiTON PYJAMAS r.o. I.SS! l-pc. iCiured V-- neck.

ihort sImvm. Pink, blu. Suas AAa. s. -iBTSBr CO.

t.tst amnl tlipi. rU lined eottont and nylons nil half, tixea QOj, GIRLS' BlOUSa RKO; f.M! Nvlon. cotlon ler- -rrm lom tmirf pim Btylftir lr trim Bhrt- lv. Pink, AQa whit. 8ita to SrV.

a. t.st! Koxcr atvle. red and blue check. fAA; "aiiea 1 to 14. 99i uips mi cmiioiiNES.

ro. TO Pollsned 'cnt-. tona and nriona. Some samples, gius AriM to j. Hif JAMAICA DiOfin "v-svac.

CMtnn In awnrfed pitierrii inn trwiet. sixes to j. 99r cisu'iioujfj- Pm. "tti RatmpltJas. Mfnt' iliathfs aWroavrfecu.

Cation. in pirtk, blii and whH. Plain and QQgt lancr- SllM to' 14. PUATIO sxiim RKO. IB1 All -In navy, -ats tp It.

RAIMCOATC an. HATS 0, t.sat all round beltv Sieia.biue, AA a suaa 1 ta It. 99b t-mnow rouna ii4 99c I tri-t Pt.m van cRacki Snr 1 1 I 1 I I IV I "ned Inng I sni. i JC I I i I I abaan.aimaios. tm I tin.

ko ar.o. Sinned tc4lnnW -teaJiVi liaTt lu. eed mnli I fed rlnlt hott sleeves. Blu, and turquois. ataO SiieaJ to t.

.99 MIT HOSE SMI. Ser rnr eottm knit rke Wavy; red. whit, nn pink and main. atC (r 9 9 l.tst Printed eottm. I wtatm.

Sic aa- I tylf In quntae. SLiea I Is tad. blue, lur- IV I I kl Wt I td tur 6IRiy4X0RTS 'v il: aro ts: Alt round ar-cor dlon picau Aaaortad shades ana prints. Sitea GIRLS SHUTS to. I ll Plealadj raran ml navy.

Zipper clot- QQ InaV-tnea to mm. trlRU KNIT MIIFS V- RKO. Uel Cnttoa hne. pink and blu. 3 hi GIRLS SIZES 7 TO 14 JACKETS.

CAR COATS TO Samples, soma allcht Imperfects. Denim eord. melton, pnpbn, Lined ana un-hned. Sis to 14 In QQe (umimi, 99 'Ptou CaUi Pieaiat SllM JIMS krrt In 99c 6sls' mm T) CO, 1 Coltaa pnnl. full iir.

Aanrtd olora. BianJI ta It. 99c SLIM JIMS 9atnDlM. 4Tmaalifhtt-fmt4p4V 6RAI TA81B SIIPPIO VL TO I Broken sues: arlty cotora AOaa and trlesj 9 9 le I I 1,1 I JU4ij i.i to a. Printed lersey knit cotton.

Short lloevts aiaa BOYMANS- aa tt.99m BOYS' COMO UCHTS BCO. I Cotton knit: ton (rant. Bed or QQ Bum 4 a. BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS Plains and plaids in or brown. Six QQ 9 9 Boyer atylt: pocket Btta and navy.

AQo Bum a and 4 BOYS' SHIRTS BRO. 1(e) Cotton Jersey; short aieevea. atiue, woite malt. luea t. I.

4. a tar BOYS' STRIPED JUNS1 BI O. I It! In blu. aire 4. Ply Iront.

BOYS' SHIRTS BOXER STYLE DENIMS 99c and QQ rv 9 It KG. US! Lonff tlvt. hut-ton front. cowtMiv and l)d ahirta. rUMkotto In rod.

bluo and matza. A A Sum 4. and r7C JtrtS-JSr! ihort lleeret; rs2 mis wnn -cotorao tn. Bum. a a.

BOYST SrZES -TO I YEARS afc.l.r 99 nonim oan. Zipoor fly; ooorrti fatnar. Ratnforcod at poinit r1 airatrv- fiw a to 1 and It year. PLASTIC RAINCOATS" Plaatle wih analrh ant eapa. BOYS GRAB TttlT :99 99 VAL.

TO t.SSPotoVrhkVV, cap, a QOj lew.ttiodbreakerH.9 9 le BOYS' 'GRAB TABU ahorta and mi connn anmaia; 3 fM99C CAPLAN'S MAIN FLOOR MENS ANKLETS Br Well Br Welt VAL. TO l.S! known CANVAS SHOES AU TO t.tlt Caauala. nine shoe, loafer bedroom alipprrt. Brokta whit and brown. BREAD Md CA CADDY VAU TS onlyl cako wmiwiimaafltj.

a iwgfl by llw tltfp, DELUXE BABrBATHS -7 BtlJ. I 4.U! Pt.vrh.1n." Lars. pire. pink. 1.99 299 1 1 SORRY, 10 PHONl MAIL C.O.D.

ORDERS on 99c DAY ITEMS 4SHOP IN-PERSON 'FOR RLTERB SAVING'S! i Perfect, Slight Imperfecta and Sub. Included la Thlt Sale 996 GRAB TABLE Pain Kiddies.1 hi.

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