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of is in us, one do I I i 2 THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, ONT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1939. Legal Limitations on Changing Names Sought Private Bills Committee of Ontario Legislature Approve Suggestion of Member for Brantford. Attorney General Feels Motion Worthy of Consideration. Canadian Press, TORONTO, April legal bills committee of the Ontario legislature today approved a bill sponsored by Louis Hagey Brantford) to put legal limitations on the changing of names by individuals or families.

measure, now to be dealt with by the legislature as a whole, provides that a person can change his or her name or that of a family only after advertising intention do so and only after a judge has issued an order approving the change. Attorney-General Gordon Conant said the bill was worthy of serious consideration. The present change law, his or enabling her name anybody 'anything pleasing, was wrong. Creates No Hardship "A man can simply assume any name he likes--Mitchell Hepburn or George Drew, for instance," said Mr. Conant.

The proposed change would create no hardship for persons seeking to change their names for legitimate reasons, Diplomatic Battle Now in Full Swing On The Continent Germany and Italy Frantically Trying To Block Franco-British Plans for Anti-Aggression Front. By A. C. CUMMINGS From The Evening Citizen's London Bureau; Copyright, Southam Co. LONDON, April for the moment has settled down to a tense diplomatic struggle on which the issue of peace or war may depend.

The antagonists are Britain and France, trying to build a defence wall of peace Ing powers, and Germany and Italy who want to dominate the eastern states and the whole of Mediterranean. On the Anglo-French side progress slow that criticism is again 'heard both in London and Paris. So far. Russia has not been brought into the circle of collective security nations. Moscow is not convinced that Britain and France will not leave her to fight Germany alone, having still a vivid recollection of the fate of Czecho-Slovakia.

However, it is that Ambassador Maisky's return for consultations in the Kremlin may allay Stalin's suspicions. Turkey, as yet, has signed nothing, but her press has launched an enthusiastic campaign, praising Britain and denouncing Italy under headIngs such. as The Bloodstained Though Premier Chamberlain has denied in Parliament that the United Kingdom has entered into any specific engagement with Holland, Belgium and Switzerland. there is not the slightest doubt the cabinet would declare war if any of these countries were invaded. The Weak Link.

The weak link in the chain of defence pacts is Yugoslavia. Threatened by German troops in the north and by Italian troops in Albania to the south, Yugoslavians are secretly mobilizing but any prospect of their joining the Anglo-French peace front is now considered remote. Meanwhile the axis powers are working overtime to defeat the democratic nations' plans. Mussolini is offering friendship to Yugoslavia and trying to induce the Bolshevik hater, Prince Paul, to join the anti-comintern pact. Hitler has sent Franz von Papen to Turkey, seeking to prevent the Turks from siding against Germany.

Rumania's foreign minister has been showered with mises and attentions in Berlin. Goering and Count Ciano have been invited to Spain, from where Mussolini has ordered home a small percentage of his troops, presumably as a sop to British protests. The Italian ministers are doing their utmost to persuade Hungary, which has already signed the anti-comintern pact, to join the axis powers as a full member, thus opening a way down the Danube for Rumania's ultimate circlement. War Preparations Proceed. The fruits of all this diplomatic urgency will not be known for some days and.

meanwhile. war preparations proceed with an everquickening rhythm. In Britain, the demand for a ministry of supply and the mobilization the nation's financial economic resources intensifies. So do demands for reconstruction of the cabinet. "It is a disturbing reflection." says the ultra-Conservative Spectator, a weekly political journal of considerable influence.

"that all the leading politicians who have been consistently right in foreign policy for the past twelve months are outside the cabinet and all politicians who have been consistently wrong are inside." DEVINE'S Quality Grocers, 41 York St. Phone 6-0069 PURE MAPLE SYRUP From Leeds County or Eastern Townships. Excellent quality. 1 gallon tin $1.69 quart bottle 50c Pure Creamy Maple Sugar, Lb. 29c The Makers Say It Will Be a Short Season Buy NoR! CITY- WIDE DELIVERY Mother Duha el Joined Grey Nuns Seventy Years Ago Sister Sainte Flore, Sainte Clotilde Celebrate 60th Anniversary of Taking Vows.

The mother house of the Grey Nuns of the Cross, Water street, was the scene of a unique tion yesterday when the oldest member of the community, Rev. Mother Duhamel, observed the 70th anniversary of her religious profession. The anniversary, unprecedented in the annals of the order, was celebrated jointly with the diamond and golden jubilees of religious life of 15 other aged nuns. Rev. Mother Duhamel is 90 years of age and made her solemn vows of religion in the order of the Grey Nuns of the Cross in 1868.

The celebration was saddened by her serious illness. Rev. Sisters Sainte Flore and Sainte Clotilde observed yesterday the 60th anniversary of religious profession. The thirteen others who observed their golden jubilee were, Rev. Sisters St.

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Thomas d'Aquin, St. Francois d'- Assize, Marie Joseph, St. Denis, Marie Madeleine, Marie de la Presentation, Ste. Zite, St. Lazare, St.

Sylvestre, St. Redempti, Ste. Zoe and St. Athanase. The sixteen jubilarians have retired at the mother house following long careers devoted to teach-; ing and the care of the sick, the aged and the orphans.

Renew Vows The jubilees were marked by solemn high mass of thanksgiving celebrated at the mother house chapel by His Excellency Archbishop J. G. Forbes, assisted by Mgr. F. A.

St. Germain, P.D., of Nicolet, as deacon, and Mgr. M. Chamberland, P.P., Montebello, as sub-deacon. Rev.

Father L. Beaudoin acted as master of ceremonies. The sermon was was preached by Mgr. J. H.

Chartrand, Following the mass, the jubilarians renewed the vows of religion and received a papal blessing from the archbishop. Included among the visiting priests present in the sanctuary were Rev. Father C. E. St.

Germain, of Nicolet, Rev. Canon J. A. Carriere, Rev. Father E.

Tremblay, of Shawanigan, and representatives of the various religious orders. Later in the day, Archbishop Forbes addressed the jubilarians in the community hall and extended his congratulations to the sixteen members of the order who were DRUG THURSDAY. POOL CONTAINS POWDER CREAM SOAP 39, Per box 9c Milk of Magnesia 38c, 58c, 29c, BLOOD PURIFIER observing their jubilees. His Excellency spoke of his audience with the late Pope Pius XI shortly before the pontiff's death and of his recent trip to Italy, France, Switzerland and Spain. A solemn benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was given by Mgr.

J. A. Myrand, parish priest of Ste. Anne church. Waters of Ohio River Have Begun To Recede Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, April Ohio river started receding today after a four-day upsurge fed by scores of rampaging small streams. burgh to Ashland, and the The river has from Pittsfallen, peak here was expected late today at approximately 58 feet, six above flood level. Near freezing temperatures promised relief from further flood danger. Indiana, with thousands of acres of farm land inundated, saw the threat of more damage eased with fair weather in prospect. Question on Inquiry A.

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Phone 2-4837 DRUG Phone 2-2325 WE RESERVE Wants "Repulse" Kept In European Waters Canadian Press. LONDON, April 19. Robert Boothby, Conservative, today announced he would ask in the House of Commons "whether in view of the international situation arrangements can be made to have H.M.S. Repulse retained as a unit of the fleet in European waters." The Repulse is to take the King and Queen across the Atlantic on their visit to Canada next month, but it did give a check on persons after a change for improper reasons. Mr.

Conant outlined Mortgages Act and Limitations Act complementary bills which change the law as to the right of a mortgagee to receive personal judgment against mortgager on the covenant for payment of the amount of the mortgage debt. John Robinette, Sarnia, expert on mortgages, said the bills cut down the period of liability from of the mortgager to 10 years date of maturity of the mortgage. Prank Leonard, acting for the Ontario Mortgagers' Association, asked for technical changes in bills Chairman Strachan Toronto-St. George), asked the changes proposed be submitted in writing for consideration of the committee of the whole house. The bills will be reported.

Approval was given an amendment to the Optometry Act, removing from the definition of "optician" persons who only repair glasses. During War Medal, Lost Returned to Owner After more than twenty years Mr Paul Aumond has had ye returned to him a medal he made overseas and lost during a skirmish at Canadian of the Woodsionnaire Maritimes who was in the same division As Mr. Aumond. found the medal and sent it to the local pension authorities who forwarded it to Mr. Aumond in Ottawa.

Mr. Aumond said he made the medal by melting a piece of shell and forming it into a circle. In it he inserted a Belgian coin, struck in 1861. On one side he scratched "Paul Aumond. C.E.F." and on the reverse and his regimental number, 10426.

Mr Aumond, a South African War veteran, enlisted for service in the World War in 1915 AS a member of the 2nd Battalion Scores Perfect Target RENFREW. April Cybulski scored a perfect target while Harry Barr and R. A. Guest won the spoons at the weekly shoot of headquarters company, Lanark and Renfrew Scottish Regiment Rifle Association, in the armories Tuesday night. Harry Barr also won the spoon for off hand shooting.

The results: M. A. Cybulski, 100; B. M. Preen, 99; Lyman Payne, 90; Sam Shields.

93; Bill Finseth, 93; Alex Finseth, 95; M. Kelly, 96; T. A. Barr, 98: E. Lipsey, 96: Clifford Peever, 93: R.

A. Guest, 94; R. G. Cole, 98; G. Cole, 92; H.

Barr, 90; J. Humphries, 83; Art Haley, 93; Remick Campbell, 95; Beatty Johnston. 80; Q. Dench, 93; Dugald Jamieson, 91, CRANIUM CRACKER Simple-But Is Your Timing Fast Enough? If you can solve this problem without paper and pencil in one minute flat, you rate above average. John rode a bicycle seven blocks north where he met Willard in a wagon.

The boys exchanged vehicles and rode together four blocks south, then exchanged again. John continued for three blocks in the same direction and Willard rode back to five blocks beyond their original meeting place. How many blocks did each boy ride each vehicle in each direction? Answers on Page 5. Stop wishing and start resding Citizen Classified Ads. Secrets We Discovered F.

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at 119 Bank street a sitting of secret session of the Club. The many compliments that have come to and the many questions that hare been asked in connection with the showing of the Moth Club. prompt us to tell you more of the mysteries of this organization. Strange As it may seem, the rules and regulations of the Club are very strict--certain areas ate quite out of bounds for hunting--the penalty being Certain DEATH. Burkholder's Dry Cold Storage Vault this last category, and that aroused our curiosity.

So much 40, we delved a bit into the science that, Mothology. and found- "One fur coat in dark closet equals one summer "Diet for two week old motha 4.5 follows: Mink. Sable, Muskrat. "Diet for three week old moths-Raccoon. Seal, FOx, Beaver." Diet for mature moths- -Otter.

Buffalo. Warning is given to flee at once should a smoke barrage of holder's fumigating gas appear on the horizon." a furrier's cleaning methods for fear of losing your "The Penalty of Death 1s unquestionably carried out to any Moth who through venture finds himself in Burkholder's Cold Storage Vault." General conclusion drawn from these basic rules of Mothology Is that moths are in fine style and flourish yearly in cupboards, chests. dark rooms. but they not- cannot--live at all in a fumigated. re.

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sengers of thrift. TWO FAMOUS FILM STARS TO MARRY Tyrone Power, handsome screen personality, and Annabella, beautiful French actress, who took out a marriage license yesterday. The wedding, which Power said would be a simple one, will put an end to reports the pair would be married during the summer. While no definite date has been set, the ceremony is likely to take place next week. Regret Death Here Of Allan MeAdam Allan Archibald McAdam, aged 26, only surviving son of Mrs.

Laura M. McAdam, 48 Pifth avenue, and highly esteemed among the younger residents of the Capital, passed away early today at a local hospital. It was the third death in the McAdam family in two years. The many friends of Mrs. McAdam will learn of her third bereavement with the deepest of sympathy.

Her husband, Archibald McAdam, former superintendent of J. R. Booth Limited, died in August, 1937. A younger son, J. Harold McAdam, 22 years, was buried under a slide of rock and earth between two levels of Little Long Lac gold mine on May 12th.

1938, and died before aid could reach him. Allan had been in ailing health for the past year. Of a genial disposition he was well liked by everyone who knew him, and news of his passing will be learned with regret by a wide circle of friends. He celebrated his 26th birthday on March 9th. Born at Quyon, Mr.

McAdam was educated at the Ottawa Public schools and the Glebe Collegiate Institute. He later attended the Kemptville Agricultural College and Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. While at Glebe Collegiate he was prominent in sports. He was well known for his boxing prowess and other outdoor sport activities at the Guelph college. Mr.

McAdam was employed by the Egan estate branch of the J. R. Booth Limited, after finishing his education. On the death of his father in 1937 he was transferred to the J. R.

Booth mills until illness forced him to retire. The funeral service will be conducted at his late home by Rev. Dr. T. J.

Thompson of Glebe United church on Friday at 2.30 p.m. Burial will be in Beechwood cemetery. I you are looking for good used car you will find the biggest variety in the "Autos petunia of Citizen foresthe Classified Ads. OBITUARY WILLIAM F. McBRIDE Many old friends and sympathizers attended the funeral 1 this morning of William Francis McBride, formerly of Bowesville and resident of Ottawa for many years, who died on Sunday.

The cortege proceeded from the parlors of McEvoy Brothers, 471 MacLaren street, to the Church of the Canadian Martyrs, where requiem high mass was chanted by Rev. Father W. V. Doran, parish priest. Burial Notre Dame cemetery, Father Wherein Doran also said the prayers at the graveside.

the many floral and spiritual offerings received were tributes from the employes of the waterworks distribution branch, and the Catholic Women's League, Canadian Martyrs church. CHARLES BRISCOE. The funeral of Charles Briscoe. former well known farmer of Northcote, was held on Saturday, April 8, from his late home at Cobden, to Rosebank cemetery. Rev.

H. H. Pointen, minister of Cobden United church, officiated. Mr. Briscoe died at the age of 75 years.

He was a son of the late Brian Briscoe and Mary Mayhew, and until a few years ago lived on a farm at Northcote. On retirement he took up residence at Cobden. Chief mourners were his widow. the former Isabel Kosmack, whom he married in 1892: one son, Gordon Briscoe, and a daughter, Janet (Mrs. Roy Forrest), and a nephew, W.

R. Maass; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Ann Atkinson of Douglas, Mrs. J. F.

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