The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

Wins After Th Breakfast Lucky Day "Winning this breakfast- set this evening is just the climax of a very lucky day for me' Mrs. E- H3 Gloucester street, winner of the first special Same the Lions' Club bingo 1at nlffht, tnld The Journal. I came here without any supper after spending the afternoon at Connaught Park where I picked six winners out of seven guess uii is one a my luckier days although I am not surprised as 1 am usually very lucky. Latremouille, a winner at the Lions Bingo she walked off with a set of dishes last bingo night and won a nest of tables during the Winter attributes her good fortune to a small model, elephant carved in wood which she brought back fromf British Columbia as a souvenir two years -1 have been lucky the said. "I usually do particularly well at races and bingos." "Mrs.

Latremouille was accompanied by a number of friends and but when asked whether the influence of the' luck charm extended to other persons she answered in the negative: i a. i me she declared. Which, should prove quite disheartening to nu- wn- YAIniiff fftllAirar r9 Vi a sport of kings who would otherwise be quite eager to make the acauaintance of the lucky lady. -I hate to da It, declared J. F.

Henaud, of 'Buckingham, "but rm, afraid 111 have to sell him." was a small, wriggling bundle of dog, a Springer Spaniel pup, complete with "doghouse, which went to Mr. Jlenaud as winner the special "doghouse" game Tin working in the-city and staying with Mr. Potvin(J. A. Potvin, 122 Bridge street, Hull) and you can't keep a dog in the unem a By W.

McL. Efgla Theatre "JllNSTREL in which Song Stylist; Benny Fields appears in the name role, rates highly as a musical drama al- i i a i iuvuii it carries uic maemaK -of a comparatively new independent producing and releas ing concern (PRC) which "heretofore has been content with filming on a moderate budget. The story is of a- famous minstrel mar who, back" in 1929, loses his wife "in childbirth the opening night of his big show. Refusing to see the infant which he feels is responsible for hisJ wife's death. Dixie Boy Johnson -goes 'wandering, is reported lost aboard the burning Monro Castle at sea and, after an absence of 15 3 ears, returns on the.

opening night of a streamlined minstrel show in which his young daughter prays the steljar role Father and daughter become reconciled for the. expected harppy ending. While the dot is not weiehtv. it is pleasing and nostalgic with its laggings at the heart to unfold the tale of a performer who feels that Fate has dealt him a U. 1 PI.IJ.

I Al jiiviii uiun. iicius porirajs me burnt-cork artist with feeling, sings in leisurely and graceful style a group of songs from the tuneshop of Harry Revel and Paul Webster. Judy Clark is the minstrel man's dauehter at the age of 16, jw hilc competent per- 4 11 m4VV-7 Hi I III UJ Gladys George. "Alan Dinchart. Molly Lament.

Roscoc Karns and Jerome Cowan. Added attraction is "The a psychological drama based on the radio show of the same title with Richard Dix, Gloria Stuart, J. Carol Naish, Alan Dinehart and Joan Woodbury in principal roles. Air Force Casualties The R.C.A.F. today issued its 93Sth casualty list of the war containing 28 names, including three men killed on active service, 17 missing after air operations, two previously missing now prisoners of war in Germany, and.

six previously missing now presumed Listed as missing "was FO. John Thomas Sammon, son of Joseph Samm'on, of Following is th.e latest list with homes of next-of-kin: LIST Sit. K1LLLD ON ACTIVE SERVICE. BRAV. Reginald Shore.

FO, Alex aader. Man JOHNSTONE. Ralph Alexander. FO Moose Jaw. MISSING AFTER AlR OPERATIONS.

BICKNELL, James, WO, Scarboro Bluffs. Onu BISHOP, James DougUa, Toronto. DLVEEN. Wallace William, Sgt, Toronto. GAUTSCH1.

Normaa Vincent, FO, Vancouver. HAUIEAD. Alfred James. Sgt, Edmonton. HOPKINS.

Frederick Randall. Winnipeg. LAID LAW. Alan Fraser. PO, Winnipeg.

MANNING. Sgt, Edmonton. Mci-AURIN. George Fraser, Sgt, Brandon. MOTRItTK.

Stanley Axcadie. WO, Winnipeg. NO REN. Per Oliver Kenneth. Sgt, Kipling.

Sask CONNOR, Charles Joseph, rit. Sgt Windsor. PATTERSON. Johnson, Irwin Stewart. Set-.

Foresters Falls, OnL RAX. George Arthur, WO, Prince, Sask. SAMMON. John Thomas. FO, Joseph Sammon father), 323 Metcalfe street, Pembroke Strocg'' saristtlc and nirdirinil Dr.

CktMVOistncat clmx to tbe diMad skla. (troti rvrms. ooLbcs and bcals. A atonte at grli-fub, tc Dr. Chase's Ointment Set at Bingo atConnaught city.

I guess he goes to the highest Winner of a 12-tube, long and short-wave radio set, valued at $194, Mrs. C. Archambault, 235 Bay street," although overjoyed at her luck, was somewhat perplexed owing to the fact that she already had a. radio, thought that two in the house would be "too much noise Like Mr. Renaud, she took thei practical way out of the difficulty.

and decided Til. have to sell if. Other winners at last night's Bingo were: Mrs. L. Martin, Sud bury, order of groceries; J.

W. McDflnald, 564 Lisgar street, floor wax; polisher; Mrs. Cr E. Butler, 158 Primrose avenue, lounge chair; Betty Hutt, 172 Arlington avenue, telephone desk; Mrs. M.

Morin, 150 Hamilton avenue, table lamps; A. J. Pelletier, 58 Poplar street, dinner service; Mrs. R. Fisher, 72 Leonard avenue, ilamp table; Mr C.

Brunette, 9 Richer, Hull, pair commode tables; Mrs. L. Dufour, 206 1-2 Somerset street east, tri-lite lamp; Rita Bohl, 102 SherbrooTce street, pairs. men's shoes and socks; Loretta Landreville, 87 Stewart street, pair bedroom, chairs; Mrs. H.

Wright, 70 Hopewell avenue, 50 pa pyrex set; Mrs. B. Brule, Arlington avenue, silver tea ser vice wiin iray. ft Mrs. C.

452 Gladstone avenue, console table and mirror; J. U. Sasnon, 113 Besserer street walnut coffee table; Mrs. David McDermid, 263 Slater street, walnut drop leaf table; Lois Charron, 186 Hinchey avenue, chest of silver; Mrs. E.

Noffke, 119 Arlington avenue, man's suit; Ed. Wilson, 465 Catherine street, blanket chest; Mrs. A. Cavanagh, 613 Cooper street, silver cocktail set with tray; Lea Joaniss, 130 1-2 Hinchey avenue, thermo ice refrigerator; -Mrs. E.

Hellard, 7 Union street, Eastview, combination twin beds; Mabel Sow, 34 Robinson street, maple dinette set; Mrs. E. W. Born, wrist watch. STEVENS.

Herbert Lawrance John. Coldwter. Oni. WRIGHT. James.

Fit. Toronto. PREVIOUSLY MISSING. NOW PRIS ONERS Or WAR IN GERMANY. HAMILTON.

Peter Cameron. TIL Rejlna. JOEL, Willacrd Vernon, PREVIOUSLY MISSINGrNOW PRESUMED DEAD. George Perry, Fit. Portage la -Prairie.

JEXSKY; Jacob. Fit. Montville. Mass. MacKAY, Geotge Laing, Sgt, Toronto.

MAW. Clifford 'Charles, Fit Toronto. NICKERSON. William James Murdoch. WO, Edmonton.

STEVENS, Bruce Henry Webb. Halifax. "-CANADA. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. GREEN.

John Howard. Ont, i Thousands Attend RA Entertainment Ottawa citizens by the hundreds flocked to the coolest entertainment in town and the most informal when the Ottawa Summer Theatre Committee pre-' sen ted another in its regular series of open-air programs in Major's Hill Park last iightl Despite delays and difficulties with the public address system, the audience enjoyed the program to the full as they sat around on the grass or on planks destined to become a stage before long. Mary McGregor at the" piano opened the program playing Chopin's Revolutionary Etude and Brahms Rhapsody in Minor. Florence Shilston offered contrast In her two numbers, "Melancholy Baby" and Grade famous "Birthday" number. The onus of a sing-song, led by Jim Pull en of the RA Summer Centre and accompanied by Mrs.

Pull en at the piano, was carried largely by juvenile enthusiasm in the front rows: But when it came to a number -like "When I Grow Top Old to big sister. joined in sentimentally. A group of films, which wound rr iht t7rr)na'm ViHl of far In- eluded Russian folk dancing: "West the story of Tom Thomson in technicolor, and "High Stakes in the pro duced just before the fall of Java. There must have been some ad vance warning in the wind, for when Jimmie the Skunk arrived in the final cartoon "Poor Little he found that most of his audience had left for, home. Elsie M.

Beaman Named Justice of Peace Clerk of the county magistrate's court for the past year and a half. imss jsie al Beaman, 68 First avenue, has been appointed Justice of the Peace by order-ln- council on the recommendation of Hon. L. M. Frost, acting Attorney General.

'The appointment is effective as at August 1. Before taking her present position Miss Beaman was secretary to John Madden, former assistant Crown Attorney, now overseas. She is a daughter of Mrs. Francis Bea man. Hull Lions Club Forms Committees Reports on the organization of the various committees was the main business of the Hull Lions Club dinner meeting held last night at the Standishall Hotel, Hull.

There was no speaker. Various other matters were discussed. The -president, J. P. Maloney was chairman.

i Burkholder Furs Limited Dependable Furs 119 BANK ST! Nepean East Assoc; Hears Russell Boucher Directing attentiontowards the need of municipal services in the Laurentian View section, Russell Boucher, M.P., last night gave wholehearted support to the newly-formed Nepean East De velopment Association at a meeting in Hilson avenue, schooL Mr. Boucher said the area which the association intends to serre west from Hampton iark and the city limits to Westbbro and from Carllng avenue to the Richmond road was very lackr ng tor. services. The aim of the organization is to bring about more local improvements such as roads and pavement He said there was a real need of such an association with the rapid growth that was taking place in th community with an industrial section spreading from Britannia to the City of Ottawa, and with a move, on foot to in- WMF 1 11 I i jv im ft fkJ -Jrk V) I Mi: Yc TTX-J Persian Lamb MQCT f-i I I i In glossy Black tVO i i I I I Persian Lamb AAK 1 I 1 In Veldt Brown 1 PersUn Lamb irnfj 1 in Dapple Grey Ouu Extended payments as permitted by Wartime Prices and Trade Board Jff DIMMER TREATS 0 (v I iVb AlGk 'V 1 llrn LIVED AND CHEESE LOAF SLICED OCR CHICKEN LOAF BAKED SLICED HflCflROWI AND CHEESE LOAF BAKED SLICED DUTCH STYLE LOAF 26c SLICED SPICED, FODK LOAF 11 21c SERVE' HOT of SLICED COLD SWEET PICKLED BONELESS SPICED DDISKET POINTS -r Cmmereil Quality Size 288, doz. 31 Warn Londoners Go Easy On Drugs LONDON, Aug.

10. (CP) Britons, jittery under the fall of. German robot bombs, were varned today to go easy on sedatives lest they "end ub. by, jumping at the sound of slammed doors, or tensing themselves at Said the nedical publication Lancet: Tor Londoners- who are strained and uneasy it seems undesirable for doctors to pre- scribe sedatives in such -quantities or with such instructions as would enable the patients to take drugs whenever they feel they need it." corporate, a larger area into the city. a -The meeting adopted a constitution establishing the boundaries within which the association would operate and setting forth its aims and objects.

H. acted as chairman. i 1 1 i Journal Want Ads Bring Quick Results. George H. Bishop Dies at Carp CARP, Aug.

(Special)-The" death occurred at "his late residence at noon today of George H. Bishop, aftej a lengthy illness. He was in his 65th "year and was born at Dunrobin, son of the late Robert Bishop and Sarah Humphries. He married Christena Dolan and they resided on a farm at Dunrobin and for the past 30 years he has operated a grocery store in He was a staunch Anglican and was warden of Dunrobin Anglican Church for six years. Since coming to Carp, he-has been rector's warden for 23 He was also a member the board of health, for Huntley for a number -of years.

Surviving besides his widow; are three sons and five daughters, George, Harold, Montreal; Norman, at home. (Willo, Mrs. Earl Van Dyke, Roeboro; THE OTTAWA JOURNAL, FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 1IU.

5 Mrs. Wesley Cathcart, Stittsville; (Marjorie), Mrs. Donald Blondeau, Peterboro; Isobel, of Ottawa; three brothers, Robert, Carp, Sydney, Metcalfe, Fleming, -of Choicland, Saskj two sisters, Mrs. Wilbcrt Bowes. Carp; Mrs.

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