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-NEARLY HAS FOUND BXTT THE BEST Daett reel YJ Bart) to Bay. Phone 21581 I a a A little Cbinesa (irl who becaane separated frefta ker family arter BeeiatT fratn VwaUf Nmjitae, watches other rerngeea rrasa the creek to the safety at BhaJsf hai'i Trtmck Cftnccaftiaftl By. lasnsr tat a brldg ei Junks and barfea. TUESDAY, DEC. 21.

World Widt Selections. LONDON. i (Jft "Oewer BeeT. Petty songs side and no anstraasant ptajriag. GftB, GftD.

GC. BOMB. tJJ "Arotted Ittly With Taesaay Sympaeniea. gftU. 11J saagi BEkUN.

S-tft Firmly WaBed to Solid the art ef casting be Us. DJD, U.4 as, 11.T1 aaeg. --LONDON. SJJ "Oliver Twist1 (Part 1) OBD. tSJ 11.71 GftC, SlJ SJft GIB.

SlJ ftJl -eg. BERLIN. lftjft "Walues sad Marches." DJD. U. as, 11.11 saeg.

LONDON. lft.1. "PesUval ef by ft. L. Icarde sad Jeha Pudney.

OBD. SJJ 11.7 GftC, SlJ at, SJS GftB. 1U am, SJ1 meg. PARIS. 1 1.

IS Gramophone Becerds. TPA4, ZftJ as, 11.11 gees, TOKYO. 11 44 A Talk by Mr. Tadae Matin-aaote, Partlsmentary Vke-Fer, etga Minister, ess ''Recent la, lerastleaal Stelattons and Jap, sa." ill. 11 Jft meg.

ENGLAND The following frequencies will be used: GSO IUS Mrs. fSM) m) GftC S.ftft Sacs. (S1.3S as GftB ftJl tics. (314ft an.) at, SO "Cower Reel." "Forty songs side and no instrument playing is Knf ft 44 "Music Halt Reminiscence. The BBC Empire Orchestra, conducted by Clifton HelUwell.

Colleen Clifford taopraas). John Burke baritone). ftft The Mews and Announcemcnta'. Greenwich Time Signal. ftft Big Ben, Organ red tel.

Jft Interval. OO-Blg Ben. -World Affairs. lft Recital of songs. -Sift -Oliver TwtaL" lft.

lft News and announcements. 10 IS Greenwich Time a'g-L IftJO-rsstlval af Food." CERMANY usux. DJD ll.TTft kct, (tS.ft SB.) DJB lSJSft kcs. 4 lft 7ft m.l BJC ftjttft kcs. (ftftJl am.) 4 Jft German Polk Song.

4 ftft Greeting to our Listener. 5 Oft Aatmaanle Peasantry. S.ftft Hews and Economie Review In German. ft Light Music. T.lft Today in Germany.

1 JO Overtures. lft New and Economic Review In English, Sft Virtuoso plans music, ft ft Ttrmly walled In solid SO News In German. it Solo Concert ft ftft Youna Germane etnea one vmi Iftoft Waltae and Marches, lft Sft News in Knsllab. lft. Greetings to our Listeners.

riMBBOKK KJWANIS. PEMBROKE, Out, Dec, JO. (Staff)-With President B. Christiansen presiding at today's luncneon neetinf. a resume of tne years activity of Pembroke Kiwanis Club was given.

A party sponsored by E. A. towan, chairman of the Child Welfare C'Tunittee, will be held for un derprlvileged children on Decem ber 37. Entertainment was rur nished by Mrs. Dave Brash and Eddie Harwood.

The following- committee chair men were named for W. H. Williams, K.C. agriculture; R. R.

Tardiff, attendance; Jack Graham, house and reception; Rev. Dr. G. A. Mcintosh, Kiwanis education; M.

Crandall, inter-club rela-tionsr E. A. Rowan, clataification and membership; Walter Tim- mong. publicity; Major H. A.

G. Willoufhby. vocaUonal iufilance; W. McLaughlin, twotram; George Lemke, buslnsss ftiarsderdt, laws and reculationg; S. Fel- BIG CHIEF WAHOO I II.

A 20 THE OTTAWA JOURNAE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1937. "I )- Any inaccuracies to these programs are the result of last-minut. changes "by the broadcasting companies about which Tbe Journal has not been Informed. (All times mentioned TUESDAY, PEO. 21.

BO OTTAWA (1M kilocycles) I no Ottawa Boy -Bind concert end Lion. Club Christmas Cheer ap- C-ai bv A Mahoney. lovdBulln baritone. 00 Canadian Preia News Flashes. 6 07 Rakov's Orchestra (NBCI.

The Children's Album pre renting Ih Story Book Lady. 1 4a Roland Todd at the Organ. SOft Thu Ennllsh Talk Speech by Ornpbel) Mclnnes. I II Al and Berate, the Gloom Chai- era. 30 Tn Acadian Serenade Soloists with Orche.tra Oft Bonnur Pari.

Boiuotr directed bv Andre Durieux. 1 30 Dramatic Presentation directed bv Rupert Lucai. in OS By the Sea Orchestra directed bv Percy Harvey. JO 30 My Old University." talk by Sir Andrew MacPhait 10 44 The Canadian Press Ntwi. 11 oft Music lor Musld's Sake Orches- tra directed by Uaac Marriott.

11 SO Hawaiian NItht Melodies from the Happy Isles. 12 00 Canada God Save the Kin CKCO OTTAWA (lftlft Kilocycles! 1 00 Tea Dance. ft IS Don Winslow of the Navy iNEC-CBCi. 130 The Plainsmen 1 4ft Cloainf Stock Quotations (CBC). no Dance Music 7 00 Club Chrutma cheer program.

II u. Extra jft Lions Club Christmas cheer pro- fram. 35 Dane orchestras. 10.3ft Lions Club Christmas cheer program. CFRB TORONTO (M (IImwHi) TOO Mining Broadcaster.

It Easy Aces. 730 Program 44 lb and Zeb. Oft Edward G. Robinson. Jft Al Olson.

Oft-Extral Extra! 1 1 Ferde Mowry orchestra, ft 30 Sleepy Hollow. 10 30 Del Casino. 10 44 "A Little Nlgbt 11 6ft Newscast. 11 10 Armchair Club. 111ft Hockey Summary.

11J9 Leighloa Nobte orchestra. CFCF MONTREAL Iftftft Kueryries) I Oft Uncle Troy, t. IS Memoirs of Dr. Lambert. 3ft Soloist.

Ill Spoils Review. iOft Crime Clue. Jft Radio Encyclopaedia. ft-Oft-Trw CockUU Hour with Dick Todd. 1 3ft Hollywood Mardi Gras It Jft A Breath of the South African Veldt.

Cella Gemba. Violin Stylist. 11 oft Late Sporting Newt, 11 1ft Glenn Miller and his orchestra. as Marconi Mystery Drama. 13 0ft Joe Ran man and hut ercheetra.

Jft Treadle Wages and his orchauu-a. CKAC MONTREAL fTIt KOeeydael I Jft Arthur Romano and his saxo phone, lift The Fireside ueet artist. scogram. sketch. IS IHeure recreative, ft 30 Ptaas redi onewa.

Jft Selection from light ft 40 Melodies rrancelaee. I Oft 1 Ecole de Hockev de FA nr. II ft Lea Soirees de Crand'mere. 4ft The Don Juan of Song. ft eft The Provincial Hour, lecture, musicale ftft Radio Melnfhanss.

fantasy la Black and White. Society 's favorite ercheatra. 1ft IS New. 10 3ft Det Casino, sornrt. A 10 4ft A Utile night Music.

11.0ft Alio. Alio, lee snorts I 11 lft Tommy Dnrsev and orchestra. II 3e Lelghlon Noble and orchestra. 11 Emerv Deutsch and octhostia. UH Ted rtortte and orchestra.

WEAF-N8C SYSTEM sneaker. IS HhrUimatrea. ft 3ft Ptsss reds news. 35 Laura Sua res. BraxlUaa stnfter.

T. Oft Amos n' Andy. t.lft VecarVarietass. choral greu of TJt Hendrtk WUlem Vea Loan, talks on current tnterest. T.4ft Doctor Dollar Drama tlutkm of odd ways of earning money.

ftft Johnny preeente Ruas Morgan and his orchestra Charles Mar, Vtina Thrill: Swing Fourteen: France Adair: Rhythm Rogues end Olena Cross. S-Wayne King and his archeetra. Oft Vo Pea Conducted by Parka Johnson and Waliaea Butter worth. Jft Hollywod Mardi Ores Lenny Rose, Charles Btitterworth. Jane Rhode.

Ruby Mercer. Don W. son. Raymond Paige's archeetfa: fueet stars. Je Jimmie FldJerl Hollyweod Cos-.

''n. UU Serenade In the Night, string orchertra and eocaltsts. 11 Oft Will. am Scot til orchestra. H2AJ Donahue's etc Ilea Ira.

liSu- i WjZ.NBC SYSTEM Cm Eateeycn 00 New Benoi lor. ft Oft Rekov's orchestra. Irma Glen, organist; Norman onrrr, pianier. S3S Edward Davie, baritone, ft 4ft Lowell Thomas. Easy Anes comedy' cketrh fea- sveen.

Tracer of aims ill bili ill. m-. 3ft Glenn Darwin. barKona. Tea Vivian TOaiu r-fciau oft Husbands and Wivss conducted IT PATS TO Coma la and Leek Areand a are Eastern Standard).

TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS By M- T. S.ftft WABC S3 WKAP S.ftft WABC S.Sft WRAP It.ftft WABC Ift.tS CBO lie WABC 11.4ft WEAP 11.3ft WGN Edward G. fteklaaea King Orchestra Al Pearcs aaft Gang Hollywood Margl Gras Ueedsaaa Orchestra Caaadiaa Press Nees Tea Dersey Orchestra Al Doaa.au Orchestra Shea Field Orchestra by Sedley Brown and Allie Lowe Miles. 30 fcdnar A. Guest It Can Be Dure, music and dra.natmnon; Frankie Master and Im orche.tra; Mat ters Voices, singing ensemble; guest speaker.

ft 00 Marek Weber and orche.tra.? 30 Night Club Ransom Sherman, master of ceremonies, with Roy Shield's orchestra and guests. 10 40 General Hugh Johnson, commentator 10 lft Kldoodle-s vocal and Instrumental quartet. 10 30 Olia Gamba. violin stylist, with orchestra and girls' trio. 1100 News Repoiter.

1104 Norwrgnh Glee Club of Boston L'hrbtmas program direction Thorleit HelgeMn. Talk by Georg Vcdeler. Consul of Norway 11 jn Jimmy Dorsey orchestra II 4A Hollywood premiere of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarts." 11 3 Joe Reichman and orchestra. U30 rreddie Nagcl's orchestra. WABC-Coiumbia System fftftft KUecycles) 1 00 Len Browne, commentator.

lft Talk 20 All Hands on Deck, JO Press-Radio News. Selections from "The Beggar Student." 44 Song Time with Ruth Carhart and Bill Perrv. 1 00 "Poetic Meloaies." Carl Hohen- garten's orchestra. 7 IS Hollywood ScrecnscooDs" by George MrCall. 1.30 Helen Mehken in "Second Husband' aerial drama, presented bv Famous Actors' Guild.

SOft Edward Robinson with Claire Trevor and cast la "Bid Town." dramatic sketch. 1 30 Leo Carrillo. guest with Al Jol- son Shot, with Martha Rave. Parkvakarkus and Victor Young's orchestra. SOO Presenting Al Pearce and his gang; Nick Lucas, singing guitarist: Ariene Harris.

Carl Hoff's orchestra. SJ0 "Jack Oakie't College" with Jack Oakle. Stuart Erwln, Raymond Nation, Helen Lvnd and Patav Flick, comedians: Harry Barrl. songs: Georgia StoU's orchestra and guests. IS Oft Swing school," Benny Cood- maa's orchestra and lft 3ft Del Casino, song.

10 4ft Ernst Wolff, baritone. 11.00 Tommy Dorsey and his arenas llJft La'ghtoa IfoMa and his orehee- tra. ftftEmery Deutsch and bja orehas IS JO Ted rtortto and his occhsetis. WLW CINCINNATI Oft Kuecyclea) Oft Pront Page People, ft lft Supper Serenade. g.3ft BoO NewhaU.

sports comment- a lor. I4S Lowell Thomas, news com- mentator. Tftft Amos 'n' Ahdv. 15 Vocal Vartetie. Je uon 0eior ercnenra.

t.44 Tonle Time. 00 Johnny Presents Jo It Can Be Done. Edgar A. Guest, ft Oft Hooairr Housewsrmers. Jn True Detective Mysteries.

Mftft Msd Western Stars. Jft Jimmy idler ana his Holly- lft 4ft Count of Monte Chriato. 11 Jft Paul SuUrvan. news comment-tor. It IS Carlton HaucJrs us theatre.

Jft Don Bestor's orchestra. 4ft Vincent Looet'ft ercheatra, 1100 Horace Heidi's orchestra. IS 30 Wayne King's orchestra. 1 Oft Ray Pearl's ercheetre IJft aftoon River. deVera Sisters, or- WCN CHICAGO mft KUorycie) -1 ftft Chrtstmea Carols.

1 IS Ltiigt Rnenanelll. Js Harold Stokes' dance orchestra. 4S Rube Apoleberry. eft To be announced. S.

lft Victor Ardea's unhestrs and guest. 3ft Good fellow Speaker. ftJl Symphony fa Rhythm. ft Jack Denny's orchestra. ft 3ft Comedy Stars of Broadway.

ft 44 Tomorrow's new. SS Highlights of Snort, lft Oft F.nnto Bnlognlni and Concert Gypsy orchestra. IS ftft The Northerner, lifts Developments of Music, Daft) Becker, organist. 11 IS Dark. JuTgen's ouneetia.

1130 Anson Weeks' orchestra. 11 0 Horace He Kit's orchestra. 13 30-Shop Field's orchestra, eft Ray Peert's orchestra. I 30 Ray eating's orchestra, Ms Uerbis Kay's aeeheotra. CHXCK OWN MIMBEX.S.

HAMILTON, Dec. 1U Hamilton hotel men were Cdced today to police their own and other beverage rtjoms. to ell tinate con ditions tha led to suspensiorui ofliceuaes here. A vigilante com-mittee was forrned at the annual meeting of the Ha mil tort Hotel-keepers' AsftoeUtion, Uhylslt--; That In most of the better Domes you visit you will, nearly always see the GENERAL ELECTRIC? THERE ZTUST BE A REASON NEW General Electric Refxifer. tors now priced 'from Euilding Refugees in the Path of Conquest 'I Hepburn Scores 'V UV.

VU P. I I I. It 7T7 Calls Mae West on Radio Ail-Time Low in Entertainment Would Hare UiJ. Congress Investigation of United States Broadcasting Companies. WASHINGTON, Dec.

21. (A3) Mae West's radio characterization of Eve in the Garden of Eden resulted today in suggestions for congressional investigation of United States broadcasting companies. Representative Toole (D- N.Y.). in a statement In the Con gressional Record, denounced the program as "an all-time low" in radio entertalnmenf and propieeo! that Congress investigate broad lowes, boys and girls' works; H. S.

Smith, boys' band; E. B. Christiansen, under-priveleged. chil dren; J. J.

Lambert us, public af fairs and spiritual; R. P. Dey and J. C. Dunlap, Y.OJf.

representa tives; A. Collins, speakers' com mittee; J. E. Riggs, song leader; George Doran, ways and means' committee. VENTNOB WX SPENCER VILLE, Ont, Dec.

21. 'Special), Ventnor W.I. met in the Institute Hall on Friday evening, with the president, Mrs. John Gray, the chair. It was decided to hold a pro gressive crokinole party in the hall, with Mrs.

Howard Nesbitt, and Mrs. Kenneth Riddeu, as a committee to make arrangements. Mrs. Charles Ferguson and Mrs. W.

A. Gamble completed plans for packing Christmas cheer baskets. Children oi the community were guests of the branch. Mr. and Mrs.

Santa Claus pre sented each child with gifts off a gaily decorated tree. Games and contests were supervised by Mrs. David Gray. Mrs. James Camp bell and Mrs.

Andrew Gray. The program was provided by the Miases Hilda and Patsy Col lide. Audrey Sinuer, Betty King' ton, Lorraine and Wills McFad- den. Andrew rerguson, miss rreaa Davrdfton, Mrs. Frank Dobbit, Mrs.

Andrew Gray. V-' A demonstration on making inexpensive Christmas decorations waa given by Mrs. John Gray. Refreshments and social hour were enjoyed, '-tr A mi MISS, WAHO0! NOW WHAT ARC W6 owe to oo? 0 I as Dead Shot Katharine a again Braved herself aa accompli. hed sportswoman when she eagaged In long range target practice while en location for her new merle.

"Bringing Up Baby." Mis Hepbarn used a high-powered rifle and amased fellew workers with ber marbasaa-ship. casting activities to determine whether government censorship was necessary to insure "decent, clean and entertaining OToole said the program featuring Mae West, which was broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company, "Sunday, Dec. 12, was "indecent" and climaxed a gradual decline in the "good taste" of radio fttaiainment The skit-Wa based on the Biblical story of Adam and Eve in tbe Garden of Eden. Retired HcNvb Parmer Leaves $36,522 PEMBROKE, Ont, Dec 21. (Staff) An application for letters of administration for the estate of Alexander Box, retired McNab Township farmer, who died on November 26 at Renfrew, has been made through Mr.

Boa's brother, William, of White Lake, Ont. The application was filed this morning with J. McL. BeattyJ clerk of the County Surrogate' Court Mr. Box left no will.

His estate totalled $36.822.0. The estate Is composed of: Real estate, $2300; land mortgages and agreements for sale, cash in bank, bonds, miscellaneous assets, $470. Five-sixths of' the equal shares of $6,087, goes to three brothers, a sister, and a niece: William Box, of White Lake; Thomas Box, Edmonton; Albert Box, Beaudette, Mrs Alexander Campbell, Renfrew R. R. No.

3, and Mrs. Rusaell McLach-lin. niece. White Lake. The remaining sixth in six equal shares of $1,014, Is divided among the following nephews and nieces: Arthur Box.

Alex Box, Mrs. Chester Tuck, James Box, Mrs. David Gibb, all of St Vital, and Miss Elizabeth Box, of Ed- Interested In bargains? Many specially- priced articles will- be found in the CUssliVed Gift Sug gestions. rl ftOT 1 CAKT FAlLURt TO FACI MY BACK TO T1PI6 TOWN-1 VINTY- SIX, FRIENDS KVirTrY- SIVTNI 791 Plan to Spend $28,000 Pembroke Bell Telephone Company Pltvni td Erect New Polei and Replace Othera. PEMBROKE, Ont, Dec 20 (Staff) A bylaw giving permission to the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Limited, to erect new poles and make replacements of others in various parts of waa passed by Council, at its concluding sessions of the year tonight A rider was added that position of all new poles mutt be approved by J.

P. Howe, town engineer, and abutting "property owners. The company, It was stated, plans expenditure: of some locally in alterations. There was some question as to. Council's power to compel the Pembroke Electric Light Company and the Telephone company to trim trees more carefully that grow over their lines.

Unless branches are trimmed on a ft lent and sawed cads are painted, it was pointed out, rot will set in and the beauty of many streets will be marred, as well as danger be caused to pedestrians. Councillor J. Dunlap introduced the bylaw. Mr. Howe reported total receipts of from sale of stone from 'the town-operated quarry during 1937, with expenditures of J7 and a credit balance of $432.62.

The sum of $380 has been collected in poll taxes, during 1M7, William Ellis, town 'assessor, reported; mo collection wss $163. At the conclusion of the meeting, Reeve F. W. Beatty moved the council go on record as appreciating the efforts of Meyor A. E.

Cockburn during the year. Seasonal greetings were extended to His Worship and his wife Mr. Cockburn thanked councillors for their co-operation, and expressed his regret at the retirement of Councillors J. D. L.

Leitch and H. ZeigeL "I would like to have seen the 1937 council returned as a he said, "the better to study and put through the scheme for refinancing town's indebtedness." assnneaweawasssssnwasssBi i ALEXANDER MacMILLAN. SUNBURN, Ont, Dec 20. (Special) Tribute to the memory of Alexander MacMillan was paid at his funeral, held this afternoon from the residence of his brother, Angus MacMillan, to St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, where service waa conducted by Rev. J.

H. Douglas. Interment was made in the United cemetery at Pakenham. Acting as paUbearera were: Robert H. Laughlin, Arthur G.

Smyth, Hiram MacMillan, George Walker, William Styles, tU of Kin-burn, and Robert Nesbitt, of Carp. Beautiful floral tributes were received by the bereaved family. Chief survivors are four sisters. Miss Catherine MacMillan, of Kin-burn; Mrs. Dave Steen.

Vancouver; Mrs. Franklin Day. Birmingham, Michigan; Mrs. Frank Clark, Ham- iltonrtnt; two brothers, Angus, of Kinburn, and William John, of Winnipeg; several nieces and nephews. Mr, MacMillan was born 71 years ago in the township of Fitzroy, eldest son of the late Donald MacMillan and his wife, Jessie MacLeod.

He worked as a mechanic tor Massey Harris for many years, making his home in Ottawa tor about 30 years. About a year ago he became ill and died in a BrockviUe hospital fen Friday afternoon. MRS. W. CULBtANI.

PEMBROKE, Ont, Dec 20- (StafX) The death occurred today in Mattawa, after more than a year's illness, of Mrs. William Cut-bane, 'former resident of Pembroke. Mrs. Culhane, who had made her home at Mattawa for tbe Formerly Margaret McCarthy, she was born- near Mount St Patrick, where aba lived for a number past four years with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Berlinquette, was 78.

of years. She resided la Renfrew for some time, and spent 10 years In Pembroke with her son, William, now of Quebec City, and at that time CNJt telegraph opera tor at Pembroke Junction. Predeceased-many years ago by ber husband, she is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Charles Batt and Mrs. William Schnarr, both of Noranda, Mrs.

Berlin-quette, of Mattawa; Mrs, B. Elliott, of Vancouver, and another daughter In British Columbia; and three William, of Quebec; Thomas, of. Matawatchan, Ont, and Patrick, of Ctochrare The body is being taken to Renfrew tonight, and the funeral win be held to Mount St, Patrick Roman Catholic Church on tnterroent will be In the parish rametary. HOLD 1 WHAT THISf TWf UNION BANK' WHICH OWNS SUPER STUDIOS. IS OFFCRiNe) THf rOH aVAUSil WMO CAR! I ABOUT VTMAT? I Jamea (Jimmy) Began Dies in Pakenham PAKENHAM, Ont.

Dec. 20. (Special) The death occurred at his home in Pakenham on Saturday evening of James (Jimmy) highly-esteemed resident of this community, after short mnees: I Mr. "Regan 'was 'born "on "ihe ninth line of Pakenham township 43 years ago, son of the late John Regan, and his Bridget Foy. i- Mr.

Regan was manager of a hotel at North Bay for a number of years; later, a clerk In a Montreal hostelry, and tor several years he was manager of three hotels in Ottawa. He learned the barber trade and worked for seven years here at that business. On the death) of Edward Mooney, about 11 Veers ago, Mr. Regan purchased Mooney's Hotel (which has since been known as the "Wayside and was owner and manager of it until the time of his death. He was of a kindly disposition and won for himself a wide circle of friends, who will regret his passing.

Mr. Regan always enjoyed good health until about four weeks ago, when he was confined to his room. The day he died he was able to be about but suffered a heart attack, from which he did not rally. Surviving ere one sister, Mrs. Albert McWatty, Pakenham; three brothers, John and Gus Regan, ninth line of Pakenham township; Lester Regan, Vancouver, B.C.

The funeral was held today from his late residence to St Peter Celestine's Roman Church. Requiem high mass was chanted by Rev. A. J. and interment was made in the Roman Catholic Indian Hill cemetery.

Pallbearers were: George Noon-an, William Robertson, Albert McWatty, Lome Steen, William Jordan, William Connors. Many spiritual offerings were received by the bereaved family, as well as a wreath from "His He was unmarried. Missing Pembroke Man Safe at Camp PEMBROKE, Ont, Dec. 20. (Staff).

John Craig, former Pembroke man reported oyer the week-end as missing from his trapping camp near Searchmont Ont, in the North Algoma country, returned safely on Sunday, it was learned today from his brother-in-law, F. J. O'Brien, of Pembroke. When Mr. Craig had been away three days without word, his sister in Pembroke was wired, and Mr.

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WAHOOH T.J. Pierc Dies At Pembroke Widely Known Former Banger Waa Nearly 90. riMBROKzV Dec. Thomas James Pierce, widely-known throughout this district as a bushman. and fire-ranger, died today at Pembroke General Hospital.

He bad been In ill-health for the past six weeks, and would have been 90 years of age next January 1. He had lived in Pembroke for 27 years at 334 Irving street Of pioneer stock. Mr. Pierce was born in Eganvllle, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Pierce, who came to Canada from England, He resided In the Upper Ottawa VaUey all his life, and until about seven, years ago was acUve in Jumber operations in the bush, and In fire-ranging for the Ontario Forestry Branch. Mr. Pierce waa married three times, and is survived by his third wife, formerly Mrs. -Jack Eno. There are also three sons.

Jack, of Sudbury; Tom, of Calgary, and George, of Brent Algonquin Park, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles McCourt of Douglas, and Mrs. James Finnegan, of Eganvllle. The funeral will be held from his home on Wednesday, at 1 p.m. Rev.

H. A. E. Clarke, of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, will officiate, and interment will be in Eganvllle Anglican cemetery, with Rev. Sadler assisting.

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