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f' 1 MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1942. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL i List One Killed 14 Missing In R.C.A.F. Names of one man killed on active service overseas 'and .14 missing after overseas air operations were given in Saturday's Royal Canadian Air Force casualty list, 296th of the war. Eight casualties in Canada were listed two men killed on active service, one dead of injuries suffered on active service, one dead from natural causes, one who died while on active service and three missing after flying operations. Following is the latest list of casualties with official numbers and next-of-kin: Terse.

Killed on aetftve service: Brockington, George Stanley. Sgt, RT5725, G. W. F. Brockington (father).

253 Main street. Slm-coe. Ont Missing after air operations: Cantrill. Charles Tom. Fit.

IX, Cim. Tom CantrUl (father), 7J Rose avenue, Ottawa. MacLean, John Angus, Fit Lt, C1107, Mrs. Gl MacLean (mother), Beaton's Mills, Lewis, PJLI. Wernham, James ChrysUll, FO, J8144, J.

C. Wernham (father). Suite 2, 270 Morley avenue, Winnipeg. .1 Larimer. Alexander Set ton.

Fit. Sgt, R77122, A. G. Lorimer (father). Dalguise, Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland.

Otoen, Harry. Fit Sgt. R59888, Mrs. Hans. Olsen (mother), 382 Green avenue, East Kfldonan, Winnipeg.

Piatt, William Lloyd. Fit Sgt, R89889, Mrs. W. G. Piatt (mother).

518 Annette street, Toronto. Porter, Gilbert Bailey, Fit Sgt, R51849, Mrs. G. B. Porter (wife), .32 Woodstock road, Balby, Don-caster, Yorkshire, England.

Armstrong, Albert Winston, Sgt, K0Z508, Mrs. A. W. Armstrong (wife). 14 Stewart avenue, St John's.

Nfld. Clarke, Thomas Harry, R54784. James (father). Tandragel, Ireland. CrossUnd, Harry.

Sgt. R85907, Mrs. F. CrossUnd (mother). cjueenhiu street, Springbum, Glasgow, Scotland.

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William Kerr (mother). 1017 Ninth street east. Saskatoon. Montgomery, George Raymond, Fit Sgt, R69148, Mrs. A.

L. Montgomery (motherj, Chapleau, Ont. Pearson, Gordon John," R87929, A. G. Pearson (father), R.R.

No. 1, PenUcton, B.C. Urquhart, Alexander Norland, Sgt, R92192, H. A. Urquhart (father), 2015 14th avenue west.

Vancouver. 1 Canada. Killed on active service: McLaren, Alexander John, LAC, Rl 19708, A. R. McLaren (father), Clearwater, Man.

Olson, Omar Eldred, LAC, RU3828. Joiias. Olson (mother). De lisle, Sask. (LAC.

McLaren and LAC. Olson were killed June 15 in a crash near Granum, Alta.) Died of Injuries sustained en active service: Nash, Charles LAC, R131268, M. Nash (father), 20 Washington street, Portsmouth, Va. (LAC. Nash was Injured In a crash June 14 near Newcastle.

N3.) Died from natural causes: "I Pyper, Robert, FO, C2589, Mrs. Robert Pyper (wife), Macleod, Alta. i- Died while on active service: Mayfleld, Freddy, LAC, R138394, F. W. Mayfleld (father).

2825 Shakespeare street, Victoria. Missing after flying operations: McGregor, Jack Alpine, PO, J11337, J. A. McGregor (mother), 2303 (Toronto street, Regina. i Showell, Denis William, LAC, RAF1384359, Mrs.

D. W. Showell (wife), 9 Market. Parade street Orpington, Kent, England. Young, John Russell Dermott, LAC, R108362, W.

D. Young (father), 6848 Christophe Cdlombe avenue, Montreal. (PO. McGregor, LAC. Showell and LAC.

Young were aboard a plane which crashed Into the Bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario, June 13.) Pay Last Tribute To W. J. Dempsey Impressive tribute was paid to the memory, of- William John Dempsey, who died Friday in his 80th year, at funeral services held Saturday afternoon at the Whelan Funeral Home. Services were conducted in the presence of many friends and relatives by Rev. J.

A. Waddell, of Western United Church. Interment was, made in Beechwood cemetery, i Chief mourners were one son, John W. Dempsey, Ottawa; three daughters, Mrs. Robert.

Young, Detroit; H. J. Burke and Mrs. Treve Harris, both of Ottawa, and eight grandchildren. Among the many floral tributes and messages of sympathy received was one from the District Director of Postal Service and Staff.

i FALLS INTO WELL. LAMAQUE MINES, June 21 A man identified as Kocivor was killed almost instantly here Satur day when he fell from a height of 60 feet into a well. 20c- 30c 70c Advance LAC. Philip Miller Buried With Military Honors Royal Canadian Air Force honors were accorded Leading Aircraftman Philip Miller, 21. of Pembroke, at funeral services held In Ottawa Sunday afternoon.

A ground crew man, LAC. Miller was killed in an R.CAT. 'plane crash Friday on his way home on leave from Toronto, where he was stationed. The popular Pembroke youth was a frequent visitor to relatives in Ottawa and made many friends here. Striking tribute to his memory was paid by several hundred members ol the Ottawa Jewish community at the funeral.

A firing party and transport detachment from Rockcliffe Air Station under command of Flying Officer J. Lalonde and the No. 84 Maccabee Flight of Air Cadets under A. Flying Officer Bertram Loeb. took part The flag-draped coffin bearing the late airman cap was borne from the residence of A.

Fleet, 415 Daly avenue, an uncle, by six leading aircraftmen, after services were by Hon. Captain (Rabbi) O. Z. Fasman assisted by Cantor A. Weiss.

-At slow march, the airmen and air cadets. and a lengthy cortege of civilians proceeded on foot to Congregation Agudath Achlm Rideau street synagogue, from where they proceeded by motor to the Jewish cemetery, Metcaue road, where burial took place. Chief mourners were the par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Miller, and a sister, Margaret, all of Pembroke.

He was an only son. Among those from outside mints noticed at the funeral were Dr. Lou Stern. Nat Cohen, B. Bernstein, Fred Riu.

Ben j-anaon, Dan Landon, Joe Wolfe, H. Rosenthal. Archie Remolds. N. Pro- Af Norman Mornhv.

all Of Pembroke; cave Merman, to Chalk River; LAC. amy neynoias, of Lachine, Que, and Dr. W. Ad-delman. of Montreal.

H. H. W. Nesbitt Bereaved of Wife Mr. Anna Violet Nesbitt.

wife of Herbert H. W. Nesbitt. manu- nt and well-known commercial traveller, died at a local hospital on Saturday aner-noon after a long illness. Sh nraa hnrn in Elffin.

Ont daughter of the. late John Gould and his wife Margaret oargaveL She was educated In Ottawa at Kent Street Public School and Lisgar Collegiate. About 32 years ago she was married and continued to reside in Ottawa. Nesbitt was a member of St Jiihh' United Church and a prominent worker in the W.M.S. of that church.

sne was aiso prominenttly identified with the Protestant cnuaren vuiage ana Hospital Club, the Ladies' Auxiliary nf th United Commercial Travellers and the Ottawa Wom en's Club. Besides her husband she Is sur- hv out daushter (Jean). Mrs. P. E.

H. Brady, of Petawawa, and one son, Heroert n. nesbitt. of the Entomological branch. nnartmnt of Agriculture.

Ot tawa. One sister, Miss Helen Gould, of Ottawa, ana one Droiner, A. T. Gould, of Bedford. Que, The funeral service will be held In the chapel of Hulse and Flay-fair.

Limited, 315 McLeod street, An TiimHiv mnminff at 11 o'clock. Rev. J. Richmond Craig will conduct 'the service. Interment will be in Pinecrest cemetery.

Mrs. Kathleen Mayo Widely Mourned Largely attended by friends and relatives, the funeral of Mfs. Kath leen Mayo was held from her residence, 229 Hawthorne avenue, to St Anthony's Church for re quiem high mass at 8 o'clock Sat urday morning. Rev. Philips Fordues, O.S.M., said mass, assist ed by Rev.

Andre Leveille, O.S.M, as deacon and Rev. Albert M. Dei-roches, O.S.M, as sub-deacon. Rev. S.

M. Graziani. O.S.M, said the prayers at the grave in Notre Dame cemetery; I Chief mourners were her' hus band; four daughters, Mrs. Henry Clcchine, Mrs. P.

de-Pietro and Mrs. A. Chiajandini, all of Toronto, and Miss Carmel Mayo, at home; five sons, James Louis, Frank, Patrick and George, all of Ottawa, and 22 grandchildren. Among the many floral and spiritual offerings were tributes from the Engineers' Workshop, Department of National and the Girls of Tip Top Tailors, Toronto. EZRA W.

BECKSTEAD. CORNWALL. June 21 cial) Seized with a heart attack Saturday night, Ezra W. Beck stead died a short time afterwards at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Stacey, here.

Some years ago Mr. Beckstead occupied the position of superintendent of the House of Industry and Refuge, operated by the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen garry. He returned to Williams burg township and lived there tor some time, coming to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stacey a few weeks ago.

He had been about the houje up to. the time he was stricken. Born in Williamsburg township, son of Ralph Beckstead, he passed his 73rd birthday on June 13. Besides Mrs. Stacey, who is his only child, he leaves a sister, Mrs.

MacKenzie Seeley, in Matilda township; and four brothers, Allan Beckstead, on the. homestead; John, in Williamsburg township; Milo, Morrisburg; Frank Beckstead, Marlatown. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon to the cemetery at Woodlands. Jap Zero Fighter Shot Down I v. I fc The wreckage of Jap Zero fighting 'plane is inspected in front of bomb-damaged barracks at Darwin, Australia, after it was shot down while-it was protecting Japanese bombing "planes which attacked the dty.

i LADY STANLEY. LONDON, June 31. Lady Maureen Stanley, once called "Britain's unofficial trade died today fol 0 Wartime Prices Trad Board La Commimion etas Prix el rfa Cemmeree an Tampa da Omarra VOLUNTEER'S IDENTIFICATION CARD Carta fUeotjfiestiM a VeUoUke Off I Norn ftfOf PfcaM i hflJ' mi. ttn TU. yJO S'Un'y an apaa, dormar Adraaaa i Nasaber of Fiwlffea Natnbra daamlOaa Anghrises kiaa, for wkick vohiateer la respoasible for coBefrlag Ratios AppUcatiosi Cards.

Diairiot dona laqmal la Volontaira do raamaOHr Ua aarlaa da damanda da mtiona. RB-a lowing an operation at the age of Casein, chemical product from cow's milk, is potentially useful to thousands of manufacturers. tomorrow you will your OF dreail No. Volunteer KeJanteire No. Freack Frantotaaa Residents in Urban Areas Not Served by Letter Carrier, and Residents in Rural Areas Application cards for coupon rationing of migax will have name from the head of the household.

If needed, extra been distributed through local poej offices for all house- cera inaT.b cured from local post office. holders In these areas by tomorrow, Tuesday, June 23rd. A pamphlet giving roll Instructions will accompany each application. card. Additional cards will also be delivered to every per aplMkm Ah wllately resident in the household who bears a different last and dropped in the nearest mall box or post office.

1 As soon as your household's names are duly registered at headquarters, sugar ratloir cards, good for a 10-week period, commencing July 1st, will be mailed i yon odo Mary McCourt Dies in Ottawa The death of Miss Mary Mc Court, a lifelong resident of Ottawa, occurred on Sunday morn ing at her residence, 201 Besserer street. Miss McCourt had 1 suffered a lengthy illness. She was born in the Capital, daughter of the late Michael McCourt and his wife, Sarah Hughes. She received her education in Ottawa schools. A devout member of St Joseph parish.

Miss McCourt belonged to the Living Rosary Society and the League of the Sacred Heart, or ganizations in which she took much interest. Surviving are a sister, Mrs Henry Roche, of Edmonton, Alta, and three nieces. Miss Eleanor Ryan, of Ottawa; Mrs. W. P.

O'Gorman, of Cobden, and Mrs. Robert Grenier, of Sudbury. The body is, resting at the par lors of McEvoy Brothers, 233 Kent at Nepean, from where the funeral will be held at 8.45 a.m. Tuesday for solemn requiem high mass at St Joseph Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Notre Dame cemeteryi S68Ut CASUALTY LIST.

LONDON, June 21 The War Office's 368th casualty list issued tonight listed 30 killed, 11 dead of wounds, 39 dead, 44 wounded, 25 and 11 previously classified and now reclassified. mail receive for SUGAR Jja era Canadians are now required to register so that ration cards, good; for the 10-week period, commencing July 1st, mpy be issued immediately. At the end of that period a coupon ration book, good for six months, will be issued. Residents of the Urban Areas served by Letter Carrier Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 23rd. an application card for coupon rationing of.

sugar will be delivered by the postman to -every householder in areas served by letter carrier. A pamphlet giving complete Instructions will accompany each card. Application cards will also be delivered for those not bearing the aame last name as the head of the household. Additional cards. If noedod.

may be secured from local pos office. Canvassers will personally collect Cards I Cards should be filled out complete in every detail and held ready for the authorised reprosentatlTe of the Wartime Pricoe and Trade Board who will call to collect them on Thursday evening, June 25th, It is important that a responsible member of your family be at home when the Board repreeentative calls. I. The representative will be a member of your own community who Is giving his or her time, without pay, for this Important national service. Give those neighbours your utmost oo-operatioc riuon cam lor eaca person Beginning July 1st, so one will be permitted to buy augai far regular domestic us without a ration coupon.

Prompt co-operation on the part of the public fa filling oat and returning their application cards la neceaeuiy to ensure return of the ration coupon card in time to purchase sugar on or after the above date. Remember the amount of sugar allowed each individual under the new coupon rationing plan will be exactly the Mrs. J. R. MacDonald Dies Suddenly in U.S.

Many friends in Ottawa will learn with regret of the sudden death in Philadelphia on Friday, of Mrs. wife of Dr. J. R. MacDonald.

Dr. and Mrs. MacDonald for many years spent part of the Summer in Ottawa, visiting the former's sister, Mrs. R. F.

Parkinson, and occupying their Summer cottage at Blue Sea Lake, i i i War 25 Years Ago June 22, 1917. Germans pierced French salient on a front of more than a mile along the Chemin des U.S. Liberty Loan oversubscribed by more than billion dollars. German liner, Kronprinz- essin Cecile, in port -at Boston, seized by United States. GOODWIN'S Sight Specialists For Twenty Years GRENV1LLE W.

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-No person may have on hand more than two weeks' supply of sugar, unless resident in a remote district. Nazi Prisoners Body Found After Blast TIMMINS, Dynamiting of a river flowing through a nearby internment camp today brought to the surface the body of 21-year-old Rengert a German-prisoner had been missing since Wedr.es- day. Rengert disappeared astee he and a number of other prisoners had been swimming in the river. Since then the river had been dragged and police' and guards searched woods in the belief Rengert might have escaped. DROWNS FROM WHARF.

V'. BRAS D'OR. N. S- June 21 -Eight-year-old John MacDonald was drowned Saturday night when he fell from a wharf along th waterfront of this Cape Breton. village.

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