The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 7

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1931 Ottawa Will Care Only For Own Needy Decides ReKef Fund Executive Report Families and Individuals From Hen-area, of Miles Around Have Flocked Into Gty Expecting HelpMVill Be Sent Back. A reiult of the spread of new that Ottawa ha mada up handsome community cheat for the care of the needy this Whiter, familiea and Individual from hundreds of miles around have flocked to the Capital, it was made known at a lengthy meeting-of the executive of the Cltlaen 's Emergency Belief Fund, held on Friday. TIms committee prepared memorandum which, released for publication last night, reveals the manifold problems before those administering the city's charity fund, this season. WDI Conserve Fuada. The committee adopted as a principle, that the very generous response of the dtiiena to their appeal should not be' abused by any relaxation of necessary restrictions or more lavish expenditure had been contemplated when the committee made its appeal to the public.

Every care will be used in the conservation and expenditure of the funds, the attitude of the committee being that there 1 the atrt responsibility upon them as A Dependable SERVICE That really costs no more than any s-: other, PATTON'S CLEANERS DYERS Q. 786 Sher. 2S00-2801 there was prior to the campaign for attempting to get the maximum bene flu with the minimum expenditure of entrusted to them. The report stated that the evidence before the committee of increasing need and of problems of unusual type arising, indicated that generous as has been the response of the dtiiena, every dollar subscribed would be re aulred if real Buffering and privation were to be avoided and the undertak ing of the committee that no one shall go hungry, cold or ill -clad would be honored. As the co-ordination of relief and welfare service in the community proceeded in the last few weeks, whole groups of problems emerged especially among damns and types of people who have never before been dependent upon social aid and these were calling for the provision of services and expenditure on different scale from what was contemplated even six weeks ago, resulting In Increased pressure all along the UnK On the other hand the.

committee decided that in the light of the. experience of the last three weeks It would not be desirable to announce publicly the full detail of It provisions for Ottawa's bona fide needy, because already one result of Ottawa's generosity has been pouring Into the city of families and Individuals for hundreds of miles about the city. Care Only For City's Own. The committee were unanimous In deciding that Ottawa would care only for Its own needy, whose members now far exceed her capacity to accommodate them, and that while non-a-esldeot coming to the city would not be allowed to suffer, they would be returned at once to their own com munities. I Fiona their study of the A Mae's Bet Gift the committee found that certain problama called for support and service and provision made for meeting these different types and needs.

The committee wish make known that In doing thie they have planned on the basis' of having behind them the full fund subscribed and that the honoring of all. pledges will be utterly essential to the carrying out of the plana now adopted, for the balance of 132. and for aa long as the need continue In 1X3. The Central Co-operating Committee on care for the unemployed home-leas woman and girl ha now been set up and as already announced, central regletry office has bean opened. The citizens committee will make possible the investigation and other services for this committee and has further agreed to stand behind It In respect to adequate care for any destitute, unemployed girl or woman, a bona fide resident of the city of Ottawa and who cannot be established within her own home.

Need Not Oe Hungry This decision of the committee makes It possible to guarantee absolutely to the contributors of. the fund that through the co-operation of the employment services, and the Ave agencies which have always been, in the position- to tare for- glrla or 'women, living outside their own homes, no such girl or woman of any faith or creed will need to go hungry or cold or without shelter. The arrangement concluded will mean that there will be one central place to which any such girl may be immediately referred by any person in the city, where her needs will be ascertained and met. The facilities arranged for are flexible enough to deal with any type of case which may arise, which la due to unemployment i Arrangements were also made whereby a more flexible system can be operated in respect to homeless men. The committee has given assurance to the Union Mission and the special committee of the Council of Social Agencies, dealing with the problem of the younger man and the special case In need, that they will stand behind such variation In arrangement aa may be necessary In order, to provide for any homeless man from the type of young boy, recently unemployed and destitute, to the person who may be looked upon aa chronically dependent, providing their need arise out of unemployment Assist Welfare Bureau.

The committee decided that In respect to the care of the sick In their Assured Income those he loves best Surpassing all other Christmas ranratrancet is one gift which Life Insurance makes possible definite monthly income to your wife and cdrengnard'ing them orerer against want and priratioii. Can you think of any gift which will bring each peecKf-mind to your loved ones! Vith life Infn yon can fire them the comforting knowledge that yon wity continue to rapport them -even if yon cannot ahare with them all the Christina ses in the future. The life Insurance plan it both simple and secure. Whether you decide ton an income of $50 or $500 a month the exact amount will be paid regularly Vith-grat fail-l-aa long at you -stipulate. AiadfjovraMrfinga.thM cam be cosrerted should you lire into a pension for your owa old aBe i Any life Insurance represcntatrre will help isake P.iefwi.a fMtnrtlla with yonr On pj omUo of mump iponsorod Ufa tsmrme) 1 ft IM1 THE OTTAWA JOUIWAE In Yacht Tragedy i Mrs.

AUha Waaderwell. wioew of Captain Wahe Waaderwell. who was murdered en his yacht at Long Beach. Calif ernla, la a fanner native of Victoria, B.C. own nomas, where due to unemployment nursing care could not be provided, the committee would stand behind the Welfare Bureau and the Victorian Order of Nurses, in respect to cases recommended by both and that the cost involved would be met out of the health and medical care items in the campaign funds, and that if necessary the amount set aside for this purpose will be enlarged, providing the full resource anticipated are realized.

There was' considerable evidence before the committee of the need of special nourishment or dicta, particularly for young children, not only in homes where there was unem ployment, but also in families where toe mother waa unemployed or un der employed to. the degree that the children were in danger of suner- ing, especially in cases where there waa malnutrition or other complies tions. Some of this treatment should be given under direction and where the diets are prepared according to formula, and where the children-can be regularly weighed, etc The committee approved of plana whereby any such families or esses st the Welfare Bureau refer to the clinic for examination and prescription in this respect shsll be provided for through the clinic and diet service of the Day Nursery and the commit tee will stand behind these needs within its resources. Several cases of need are evident in respect to children outside their own homes and dependent due to un employment The committee hopes to be able to conclude arrangements whereby no child will be left deoti- tute, due to unemployment of parent or but again the ability of the fund fully to nrovide for this bxoud will denend uoon the total re sources which it has at it disposal. Centrallsatloa of Clothing.

Considerable attention waa given to the clothing needs of various groups and to the division of responsibility between the public funds and private charity in this Plans were ap proved for what promises to be a most emctent centrauaauon ot doming and supply services and for their operation along the most economical and efficient lines and through action taken by the committee In collaboration with the public authorities, it is hoped that not only will clothing be provided but that: the sewing room facilities, which were such a boon to so many women last year, will again be operated and possibly on an enlarged scale. The Issuance of clothing will itself be etill further systematized and arrangement made whereby the method employed wul at the same time safeguard the funds against over expenditure but assure the public that there Is no need for any group seeking clothing relief from door to door, but that every bona fide case, due to unemployment will be provided for through these Through special arrange menu, a large group of case referred by in churches, private citizens, etc, and which tip to the present could not fit within any existing tegiaieuon provisions, will be the subject ot special investigation and report and a-suranc can be that where th need is bona fde, it will be met Again th mmmiLlaa 1 ability to continue this assurance throughout the winter will iinnn the realization ef all its pledges because these plsna are made with we aatumpuon ma full amount: subscribed win be at the disposal of th committee. In recent weeks numerous appeal have been made to the committee to provide some type ot acuvny tor vm mm of men wno are smi atnet in th narka. etc Thi matter waa also taken under careful review and th committee will stand behind a specul 'Committee of the Council of Social Agencies working in conjunction with th Union Mission, YJd.CJW and other gncie in assuring recreation facilities for the rwipfc' fUmua nf tha measure which are and has continued, following on the publicity of the campaign, tne com-ka th nuhlle to eo-ooerate with It In accepting these general attmeta ef Its Dlsna rather than a l.tilla4 announcement ot ail pr visions, which would undoubtedly hare th effect ef greatly Increasing tha demands made upon tnea vice. A soon as th services are all completely act up it i proposed to issue a small card, which wul be riven tn anr one on request, and which wUl eiv the address of agency to which any person In need ef any one of these types of service can be referred with complete assurance that their bona fide needs will be met.

Any subscriber to the fund, arfia wtahaa La have the fullest de tails In respect to any one of the provisions which th committee is making in any of these fields, will be siven the information upon quest snd a complete audited statement of the campaign result aa they stand at present will be Issued within the next few days. A eoon as possible after the lift of March, which I the date on which present legislation expiree, a further audited state-ment will be made public, covering asnandituraa la that date. All axneadltnroa and eerrioa which Lh ivwnmltlaa bow recommend fall within the contract entered into with th pubUe In the campaign liter- aaunabr. that all distribution ha aninaaindstlnai of an aaroctpating agenda, further by tna Uvte bocuu nomea nd aoorvrad by tne formally, and that further, the aaseunu anode available for an these a ureases will aurenta three times she contribution mad th fnaufsssfy Trust fand. WAS LESS THAN fOCND.

PAfUtES. Near South Wales. Da. Ilv-Matthrw Medbn weighed I than a Bound at birth. New.

middle sga, be Up tha Males at Many Mourn Loss Of John J. Lahey Member of Old Carleton County Family Had an Active Career. Only on month after hi wife, who death occurred on November John Lahey, member of one ot the oldest families in the north. western portion of Carleton County, died at a local hospital on Sunday afternoon at the age ot 13 years. John J.

Lahey had been prominent in railway construction work for years and had a wide circle- of friends to whom news of hi death will come aa a great shock. Hosts of friends near and far grieve with the family In its double bereave ment Mr. Lahey was born In that part ot the county now known as South March, ana was broucht up there. In addition to owning a large farm In the district, his father, the lata John waa prominent In railroad contracting, and Mr. Lahey worked for his father on a number of under' takings, including tha oldJfontiac Facinc Junction inow the ronuac division of th CPJD and the Cans dian Pacific Railway short line at Ste.

Anne de Bellevue. Later he was engaged in railroad' construction work in th State of Maine. The family is particularly closely Identified with the life of warleton County, and Mr. Lahey' death will be widely mourned. Part of the land which originally comprised th Lahey homeatrad at South i now occupied by St.

Isidore's Roman Catholic church, the land having been presented to th parish by Mr. Lahey grandfather SI years aao. Mr. Lahey's mother was the former Miss Margaret KiUeen. and he mar ried Miss Bridget Loretta Killeen, who predeceased him only a month ato.

Surviving him are four daughters. Miss Laura Lahey, past diocesan president of th Catholic Women' League: Mr. A. J. Moran.

Ottawa Mrs. W. P. Green. Detroit.

Mich, and Mrs. R. J. Cunningham. Arnprior, Out; also three brothers, Dennis Buckingham, Thomas and William Lahey.

of Ottawa, and one Mrs. Thomas of Almonte. OnL Mr. Lahey had resided In Ottawa for the past SO years, and for IS year had been a devout member of the pariah of St Mary's Roman Catholic church. The funeral will be held from his late residence- and requiem high mass will be chanted at St Mary's.

The data and time of the Mineral nave not been arranged. RECALL 12.M WORKERS. DETROIT. Dec 11. Work on new model production by a number of Michigan automobile plants has re suited In th recalling of anoroxl mately 12.000 workers.

Some of thee already have begun work while there will report during the next week or 10 days. FINDS TOUR DEAD. NEW YORK. Dec. Guterez went to his Brooklyn home from work yesterday to And the door locked.

No one answered his raps. Breaking the outside door down, he found the kitchen door bolted from the inside. Ha burst through this to find his wife lying on the floor. four-month old baby clasped In her arms, her other two children lying beside her. All were dead.

Six jets in. the gaa rang had been turned 6n. Big Decrease Shown In Creamery Butter A decrease of more than 5.600.000 lbs. was shown In creamery butter holdings as at December 1, 4i com pared wll(i th corresponding dale oi last year, ssys report issued by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Egg.

pork. beef. lamb, poultry and 'fish also showed quantities In tor-ego, chases being the only commodity to show an Increase. On the first of a a. i iSr.

winery creatnary th month butter lit storage totalled pounds as com. pared with pounds on December 13L Dairy butter holding were iqi.M2 pounds as sgainst pounds last year. Cold storage eggs decreased from 151, 380 dozen to W.m dozen fresh declined from 297,971 dozen to 3ttt dozen, and frozen dropped from pounds on December 1. 1931 to t9 pound on December ot this yesr. Pepsodent Antiseptic tit 1 ni Protection NVGoei 3.

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aUhamj, Arhsr Shsvtag raat Pepsodent Antiseptic i 4 Slu. TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS corporation assits vNtax ADMOnsnAitoN ova $200,000,000 Hsm, Rt. tajraas, tC. U.ft. hmi "Th Trust stmt us slmtst tsstntisl crvilixatum sndytt then is Mttbtug qmH like it Ik firttpt Lv." P.T, Msiilsml 1 ha Trust is 00a ofthe glories of British Law and for asort than -f va centuries baa enabled men to provide for tha future of their families and their own necessities.

So practical an instrument has naturally been adapted to all sorts of uses. Meat csn even make themselves their own beneficiaries and such trusts can be revocable or irrevocable. This is 00a way of arrangins; for the management of Investments and other personal property If you are going South this Winter, may we suggest that you appoint this Corporation your trasteej We 'could send a representative to call upon you at your conven-' lence either' at your office or houses You would incur no obligstion. CAUJAfy 1932 Eaon am SaaaasSt Fftd Dttttyt asaa VANCOUvW.