The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 3

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1938. would Appoint Luditors for Five -Year Term Board of Control Decides on Special Legislation to Be Sought in To- ronto. 'Th dty will ppljr to th Ontario legislature for authority to appoint city auditor by" contract lor period not needing fivt years. Board of Control agreed to.

this tpedal meeting at noon today. Since 1S30. when the clty'a own audit department mi abol-iahed. the city ha eniued outtlde audit flrma tn An Oie wnrlr hv an. nwi aaicdiiciiu.

iiic auputauun ft" ubiecllo "approval of City' wouncu. eglatlan Being Seaght Special legislation to be sought. Vie Board decided. Is as To spend (810,000 on capital account for new sewers, roadways, rounding of corners. To spend $175,000 on capital account to provide a new Ore alarm yatein and headquarter building.

The building to be erected on city-owned property and to be used as general administrative headquarter 'for the department. Renewed special legislation to spend $20,000 on a new fire station in Rideau ward, relieved of the former stipulation that the cost must Include proceeds of sale of old station on Sussex street Probable site of new station on city-owned -property bounded by Chan. McKay, Crichton and Beech-wood street. For authority i to charge for the of coal and coke at city scales It the rate of 10 cents per ton instead of as now, five cent a load GOING TO NEW YON 7 a Stoy ot this 32-1 srery, uw room skyscraper hotel. utmost in hotel luiury.

3 doily lor room with privet bath. ffcfWesrrecvts) efiivf mmf pool, gym, soo- roof ferrece.ll SIIELTON HOTEL WINSTON AVI.M JWI St) Ne To Radio Tubes Tested Free Our new Badio Tuba Tester a Expert ladle Service PLAUNT HARDWARE CO. U7 BFABKS ST. a a up to 1500 pound and 10 cant a load in excess of that amount. Earlier Istlmste, I For an amendment to the Municipal Act to compel all outside civic board, not' including the Ottawa Civic Hospital, to submit final estimate to the Board of Control by January 11 each year.

The Civic Hospital can be required to (ubmit earlier estimate without such (pedal legislation. For legislation to legalize acquisition of land from the Ottawa Land Association in assessed value to the amount of $25,000 In tax arrears owing by the association, the land to be incorporated in the present Royal Ottawa Sanatorium holding. For an amendment to the Local Improvement Act to provide that replacement of original street pavement and concrete sidewalk be made at general cost' City Solicitor Proctor-' the Board It would not be necessary to seek an amendment to the Hospital Act- tat had. made a ruling that was a sutficent guide. This matter came up at a meeting of the trustees ot the Civic Hospital on Monday.

Want taming Reported. It was decided to request Minister of Public Welfare Croll to amend the Unemployment Relief Act a to compel mployerto report all employe and earning so that a check could be made against the relief list. Second Canadian Stricken HI at Olympic Games CARMISCH. Feb. 12.

John' Z. Maehado, of Toronto, was taken 111 here today and unable to aid in the Judging of the women' figure skating competition. He la the second member of the Canadian skating contingent struck down by sickness, as Mrs. Constance Wilson Samuels, an outstanding Canadian threat also of Toronto, was eixed with bronchitis yesterday and collapsed. She Is recovering in the hospital here but will unlikely attempt any further activity at the present Olympics.

Machado'a, complaint was diagnosed a an ulcerated stomach. Alexandre Ouellette -BAM Is Greatly Mourned Attended by many friend and relative, the funeral of Alexandre Ouellette. well-known resident uf the CanitaL and father of Adelard (Eddie) Ouellette, centre ice player with Chicago Black Hawk hockey team, wa held at eight o'clock this morning from hi late residence, SB Stirling avenue, to St Francis Church. Rev. Father Euohariste officiated at requiem high mass, following which the body was conveyed to Notre Dam cemetery Tor DuriaL Noticed among those present were many life-long friends of the late Mr.

Ouellette. representative at local organisation with which he had been associated, and a number of men active in athletic fields of the Capital. Chief mourner were hi widow. formerly Lorensa Gravel: hi ons. Joseph Ouellette.

of the mechanical staff ot. La Droit; Eddie Ouellette, of Chicago; Roland Ouellette, home; two daughter, Mr. Leo PeUeUer, of Ottawa, and Mia Jeanne Ouellette. at home; his brother. Phileas.

Baptist and Emlle Ouellette, all of Ottawa. Testifying to the regret caused by Mr. Ouellette' audden death, which occurred at hi home late Sunday nifht were the manr floral and spiritual offering, and messages of sympathy received by member of the bereaved family. FDR THIRD VICTORY. GASMISCH, Germany.

Feb. 12. SonJ Heme, of Norwy. appeared headed for her third straight Olympic figure skating title today when she finished with the highest average in the school figure event. The free-skating part of the championship will be decided Sunday.

The Judge announced Cecilia Magdalen Colledge, ot England, waa placed second. 2 Things to Do TO EASE COLD INSTANTLY VUcomfort and Kc.hu Go Almott Instantly This Way a Tat -aswtxt T-a mt 1 a Ml sIm. af ea-t. I IT a aajarttesk atatl "ASrUUN" TakhMa (teal af I la 2 haua. e-B' T- The pictured directions above show perhap the quickest simplest and latest method yet discovered to combat cold and sore throat -Your own doctor will approve this way.

Millions of people have discarded "eold killers" and patent nostrums for thi modern way. It relieves the average cold almost a tut as you caught it Note that all you do lathi. r. Tat Aspirin" tabldt with full flat vf water. Three "Aspirin" tablets, crashed and dissolved in glass of water as 1 gargle.

Gargle with this mix- tura twice, holding your head well back to permit this medicated gargle to reach the irriUted membranes of the throat. The "Aspirin" yon take internally aeu to light cold almost insUntly. AND eases the aches and pair-that accompany most colds. The gargle acts instantly likt a load mnathetit to soothe and ease pain In th throat Try this way. Yo win be amazed TDM at how quickly you can ease a cold.

Be sure, though, to get "ASPIRIN" tablets. They dissolve almost stintly in th stomach. Hence start avorkmg almost instantly. And also, dissolve thoroughly enough in wster for us as a gargle, "Aspirin" 'Tsblets are made in 1 Canada-. "Aspirin" is th registered trade-mark of the Bayer Company.

iimiit. eok for the name Bayer in the form of a cross on every tablet. Why "ASPIRINX Work Fas Drep an "AipW tablet kit atoa of wittr. By the tint Mts tta) bottom int glut aMntratiru 1 ta flfl Aft "A-ptrrrV tatHt rtJtti to sfrtiVllgf aWld (B ta) Jftf- What happen thnt (tataaj' tiappaos in your tamach "Aipm" taMirti start "taking hnM" at ea WW mats alter taking. DEMAND AND Ce'AS I I Give $1,300,000 For Ottawa ReKef Combined Dominion and Provincial Contribu-'' tions to Municipalities 'Announced.

TORONTO, Fb. 12. Maximum amount of the combined. Dominion and provincial relief con tribution to munlclpalitle during thi year were announced today by Welfare Minister Mr. Croll.

Ottawa's total la tl .300.000. The -announcement followed hi recent statement of relief policy whereby the provincial contriou-tion plus the federal 1 immediately raised from the basis of 1-3 per cent of the total cost to 74 per- mental, contribution ere f-r eacn municipality aim. uiuiuuai- going purge ot the relief list Is ordered. The figures represent in the case of supervised municipalities, the definite maximum which the Government will contribute during 1030 and in the case ot unsupervised municipalities the maximum for the month April 'to December inclu sive, plus the estimate of the Gov ernmental contribution lor tne nrst three on thi of the year on the 73 percent oasis. At the same time Mr.

Croll an nounced for the calendar year end' ing Dec. 31, last the total cost of relief wa approximately Of thi total the Federal Government paid $7,500,000. the prov ince, $20,300,000, ana tne municipaii tea $7.000.000. $327,662 Assets Of Credit Society Annual Meeting of C.S. Co-operative Group is Held.

Another year of record-breaking success was rounded out at the 27th annual meeting of the Civil Service Co-Operatlve Credit Society. The society haa weathered all the storm of the depression so well that it now attract numerous depositor who formerly held aloof, but the administration haa determined that the interest of the saver of smsll monthly amount shall be consid ered before those of member who hve fund in sufficient amount to enable them to make other invest ments. The society wa organized to aid the systematic saver and the emergency borrower, 'end those purpose are still it guiding principles. The society now ha 2,700 member, an increase of 10 percent during IMS: it starts at the end of the year totalled $327,862. and after paying the usual interest and bonus on deposits and raising the guarantee reserve to $17,000, a surplus of Ml remained in hand.

Share and deposits total $303,206. loan out standing $227,801. bond and debenture held $81,000. Depositor wer paid $12,203 in interest and a bonus. The society expect to have many requests for loan from civil servant who are going on the Vimy pilgrimage next Summer.

These will be sympathetically dealt with long a fund are available but the rule of "tint come, first served'' will have to be observed, and applications for loan on account of aicknes or other misfortune, which form the greater part of the society's business, will always be given precedence. Officer elected for 1936 are: President Samuel Rettie. Auditor General' office; vice-president. J. Beauaoliel.

National Defence: sec. retary and manager. F. S. James.

Auditor General' office; Board of Supervision. J. I. Kelly. Mines Department; E.

C. Phillips. National Defence. Herve Pratt. Public Work; Board of Administration, G.

C. Grdiner, Insurance department George Hnn, R.C.M.P.: John John. tone. Public Works; V. L.

Lawsoni Railway and Canals; Board of Credit S. J. Willoughby, superannuated; W. J. O'Connor.

Treasury Office; O. Sauve, Post Office Group of Pupils In Piano Recital Evidence of genuine musical feeling, together with aptitude in fundamental of technique, rhythm and timing wa shown by a group of pupil tudying th piano with Mis Irene Miller, at a. recital held lam evening at the Ottawa Ladle' College. While a number of the performer were VOUn in veara tha I majority have had several aeuon' training, and the program wa one which demanded no small degree of musical undemanding and skill in mechanic at the piano. Several of those taking prt hive played concert of the Ottawa Junior Music Club, and on other occasion.

Of th more advanced atnrienta especially good work wa done by nvwacu munn in group or Chopin including three Etude. mjor. A flat major flat major; and by Lesley Cathcart who gave a colorful version of Schumann's "Kinder- cenn." Other piano nouns. all ranahlv played, were a follows: Intermezzo in uetave. (echetizky, Audrey Nelson: Chorl Prelude, (Bach), Aribert Helmer: Evenln Bon.

(Brockway). Nocturne. (Griea) inrf Air with Vrition (Handel), Barbara Burgeat; The' Harmonica Phtyer" (Guion). Charles Scott; Two-Part Invention. flat major and major, (Bach).

Mary Mar-Jorie Elliot; Prelude major (Chopin). Prelude major (Bach), and "Album Lear (Grutrmacher). uis Eliza new 6 '-evens; Prelude flat major. (Wright) and Prelude major (Bach), Dorothea Cathcart; Minuet -major (Mozart), and Solfeggteto (CPE. Bch), Elin Fricker: The Jolly Miller." and "Silor on Horseback" (Fly).

Robert Garland: "Fairy nd Tin Soldier' March" (Gret-ehanlnotf), Ruth Steven; nd "Lullby." Wlt, and "March of the Sprites" (Gaynor), Joyce Glick- CHAROE WITHDRAWN. At the request of the Crown, a charge of Inflicting grievous bodilv hsrm upon his wife, laid against wuuam- unaeu. a Tors: street. wss withdrawn in Magistrate's To photograph accurately nine grade of egg enaslity. Cornell' poultry department found it worth while to.

break more than 1.700 treeh eggv. THE OTTAWA JOTJEXAL Three-Year Term In Penitentiary For. Safe Robbery Three Are Sentenced and emu uic nciui si du ion. iswen Three Others Will. -a.

Given Trials by Jury. I meeting. Satitlctory report wera received term were. Imposed by Magistrate Strike upon two there were many new application young Montreal men ana a reiorm- atory sentence wa given another man for their part in two of the safe-crackings which battled police until recently. I Marcus Gilmour, 1, of Montreal, wa entenced to three year in Kingston penitentiary for breaking into tne coca-coi company piam emtl.

-mtxlmt- ot -govern-1 4ueen-treet, en June47 last and stealing lUOO. and far enjtrrin tne omce or -tanoara tsranai, um- -ited. 46 Queen street west and stealing $110. Had Longer Record. Albert Lemieux, 26, of Montreal.

alto received a three year term for robbing the Standard Bfandt office. Although he wa implicated In only the one crime. Magistrate Strike said he was older than Gilmour and had 'a longer record. Richard Pallett Montreal, was sentenced to months definite and I six months indeterminate in reformatory for taking part in the Standard Brands robbery. He was extended leniency because of a previous good record, the magistrate said.

Three others. Alexander Bateman McKay, 22: John Hanock. 23. and Joseph Taylor, 23. all of Montreal.

who elected jury trial for the same offences, were remanded again until Monday for committal. Bauted in Prison. The six accused were arrested by Detective Duncan MacDonell, assisted by Montreal detectives, -after an Ottawa man held in the i Don jail at Toronto "tipped off" the authorities that Gilmour, while confined there, had boasted of his criminal exploits in Ottawa. His finger-prints sent from Toronto to Ottawa tallied with a set found on glass in Standard Brands office. He confessed and gave evidence against the others at the hearings.

Gilmour'i three year will be served consecutively after six months he received in Toronto for housebreaking. Football Result- LONDON. Feb. 12. English Football League games played to day resulted a follow: DivWeo Sheffield Wednedy 0, Portsmouth 1.

Soethern Section. Division 111. Nott County 1, Alderthot 2. Northern Section. Div.

ITL Gateshead 1, Hartlepool United Score Startling Victory. KILMARNOCK. Scotland. Teb. 12.

Ot Leader of the Scottish Football League second division. Falkirk, (cored tartling 3-1 victory over Kilmarnock in second round cup replay todsy. The team previously battled to 1-1 draw at Firs Park, Falkirk's home ground. The third round of th cup. to be played February comprise nine first division squsds and five representatives from the minor division Following is th draw: Morton v.

Queen of South. Aberdeen vs. St. Johnstone. St.

Mirren vs. Rangers. Third Lanark vi Dumbarton. Clyde- vs. Dundee.

Cowdenbeath vs. Motherwell. Dunfermline and Fslkirk byej. Czechoslovakia Wins In Game With Sweden CARMISCH PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany, Feb. 12.

Overcoming a one-goal deficit Czecholovakia defeated Sweden 4-1 in the second game on today' Olympic hockey program. The Swedish team, coached by Vic Lindquist member of Canada's 1032 Olympic champion, gained the teed in the flrst period. The Czech rallied in the second frame to score twice. The winner a added another brace 'in the lat frame. i Mrs.

Michael Gorman Dies In 87th Year Mr. Alzora Gorman, widow of Michael Gorman, who was brother of the lt Jerry Gorman and of Peter Gorman, famous on the stage and a race track owners and trainer, died thi. morning her residence, 391 Bell street She wu In her nth year. Mrs. Gorman was preoeceasea oy her husband, who wss slso prominent figure of the Canadian turf, five rears azo She was the former DrtllnmUv anrf .1 1 held in very high esteem and respect oy i many friends, who will deeply mourn her death.

The funeral will be held her late horn at 7 4S o'clock Friday morning, to Blessed Sacrament Church for requiem high mass eight o'clock. Interment will be Notre Dame cemetery. Survivor Include one son. Ger ald Gorman, of 391 Bell street. Special Entertainment At Lions Club Dinner Member of the Ottw Lions' Club dined at the Alexsndra Hotel last evening when the feature event wa the boost put on by Bud Thomas and Joe Miller in the form ot a comedy playlet.

The cast included. In addition to th two Boosters. BUI Wilson. Ed. William and Bill Craw-ford and their effort were well received.

Another pleating feature of tht meeting ws the swarding of key memberships to Alex Thurston. Cliff Cotter, A. S. Bslfour. Jrk Amott Bill Piekthorn nd Keith for their effort In bringing nw member into th club.

The -pre, entauons wer made by Osmond F. How, past district governor. During the meeting a letter of appreciation was reed from Tommy Gorman, mansger of the Montreal Maroon, who thanked the club for flowers sent him during hi recent illness. Other entertainment wtt provided by Harry Hand nd. Robert ODonerty.

Keitn riayiair was in the chsir. FINED FOR FAR For' orking their utomobil en cr-lin treet during snow cleaning operations. Gordon Fsir-balm. 145 Jmes street end Lyl Court ensy. 180 Metclf street paid fine of and costs each la Magistrate Court.

i 't Message of Sympathy Is Sent to De Valera At an executive council meeting of the Ottawa branch of the Son of Ireland Society, it wa decided to send letter, to President Eamon De Valera. of th Irish Free Stat, expressing the society's deep sorrow at tor membership, especially from-outside points. Final arrangements for the euchre and dance to be held on- February 21, were left in the bands of R. Swords, chairman of the entertainment committee. J.

J. Carr reported on arrangement for tht annual banquet on March la. FINED FOR FAR KINO. Howard B. Tborburn.

209 Daly avenue, and William Forster, 336 McLeod (tract both wer fined $3 and $2 cost by Deputy Magistrate O'Connor yesterday for parking their ear on street car stipe- wnur snow cleaning wa in progress. Man Taken to Sudbury Trom Ottawa Is Free SUDBURY. Ont, Feb. Rousseau, brought her from Ottawa to answer a theft, charge in connection with a Jewelry robbery here last December 21, was dismissed In police court today. "You brought me here from Ottawa, now I would like transportation back." Rousseau said after his dismissal.

The court informed him it was not the custom to provide transportation home. Compulsory Begistration Ol Barbers Is Proposed Feb. 11. Providing for compulsory registrstion of all barber and hairdresser tn the province and establishment of a board of examiner to pas upon the qualifications of new member of the trade, three private bill will be introduced into the Legislature thi session. On bill come from the Association of Registered Hairdressers of Ontario, another from the Ontario Hairdressers' and Barbers' Association and a third from the National Hairdressers' fr -h i 'mmm i iMggj -lhjlji At C.D.S.

Fashion-wise Ottawans find style and quality at C.D.S., combined with moderately low prices! Why? Because C.D.S. has style connections with leading fashion centres of New York, London and Paris. New arrivals daily for Spring, come in and see them. C.D.S. helps to make your shopping tour an interesting one, when browsing through the many interesting departments.

Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sf aajT ijiaaa MHMH-aMMIMI Blouses Whiaperlng celsnese taffeta with the rusUe of Spring. Gay winged front folda new wasp waist and those sleeve you've been hearing about with fullness the shoulder. Aqua blue.

geranium brown grounds. Sires 14 to 20. Each red, navy nd 2 Renom yj.oo PAIR .95 C.D.8. Bseend Fleer. Men's, Women's and Children's Weir Women's Flannelette Nighties Unusually Low Priced! Cosy and warm white nighties with long sleeves and" high neckline.

Sizes small, medium and large. Economy Base- ment Special PB Thursday, Each Two rouses 4 i Deferred Payment Term are Available At an Eqaltabl Extr Charge Hen' Clothing C-D. 8- Mat Fleer. An Exciting Array So varied, so smart and so unusual at 1.95 that we don't expect to have them with us long. Petersham (rayon), grot-gram (rayon) and rayon taSeta.

In high crowns little turbans bared brow effects few brims. Every thing to make you look and feel twice as smart! Black, brown, navy some high sKades. Special Thursday, Each 1 gatonia COO 4 FAIR Sties 35 to 42. Suite Ahead of the Season With New Spring Patterns New Spring Colours New Spring Styles! You 11 find fine quality all wool worsteds, fine tailoring and interest- ii! styles. Single and double breast ed models for men and young men.

Good looking faney small checks in. plaiu brown, medium grey and fancy' Plan to see this smart group early on Thursday! You'll be glad you did! Exceptional Value! Men's Pure Wool Cardigans An Excellent "Buy" Just Whit You've Been Waiting For! .95 Millinery Salon C.D.S. Second Floor. Of course you want a warm cardigan sweater to mff wear under your coat on these cold winter days and aff 1 round the office or home too! Regular 5 button front ff with two side pocket. Green, grey, brown end blu lovat and heather mixturea.

Sites 36 to 44. Exceptionally low priced Thursday. Each Hi Good wearing all wool socks In a splendid of heather shade and black. Fine ribbed autch, i less for added comfort, reinforced tor longer wear. 10 to 12.

Stock up in your sock supply Thursdsy, only. Pair CX Main Fleer. Boys1 Shirts Timely Savings for Thrifty Mothers! Sturdy wearing cotton broadcloth shirts in smart stripes in assorted colours or plain white. Full cut and sanforized1 shrank for permanent fit. Sizes 11' 2 to 14 2.

Jl H9 Each A e-n PAIR G9 CD g. Main Fleer. Men's Smart Brogues Men! Step out in style this Spring with a pair of BROGUES! They're the kind that look so smart and are of strcht outstanding good value in style and quality! Good looking black or brown calf or Scotch grain brogues. Solid leather Goodyear welted soles and leather heels. Sizes 6 to 10' 2 and widths and in the group.

Come in and see our smart lines Thursday! i rjarij-ii i tsFi -yvi t's i i. i litin fl II Harvey Woods" Soclts artment -a. assortment ta)S MalnDFloer. Cash and Carry Self Serve System Manufacturer! Clearance of Children's and Misses9 Shoes Samples? "Seconds" and Floor Stock to Clear! Many well known makes of better grade children's shoes. Black, brown and coloured calf leather and pat ent leather in strap and oxford styles.

Sizes 8 to 10 and 11 to 2. Economy Basement Special Thursday, Pair .39.