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

WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1942. R.C.A.F. Lists Eleven Killed Four Missing The Royal Canadian Air Force ia its 328th casualty list of the war -Tuesday reported tour men lulled on active service overseas and five missing after overseas air operations. The overseas section of the list also contained the names of one roan who died of injuries suffered on active" service; one previously missing now is reported lulled on active service; one previously reported missing now reported prisoner of war and two previously reported missing now lor official purposes presumed dead. Three men were listed as killed on active service in Canada; one as4 dead from natural causes in Canada; one as seriously injured on active service in Canada; one as dangerously injured on active service in Canada and one as seriously ill in Canada, Four men were reported killed on active service in the United States and one as missing After flying operations in the United Following is the latest list of casualties with official numbers and next of kin: Overseas.

Killed active service: Hilton, 'William Deveaux Woodruff. Fit Lt CI 626, Mrs. W. D. W.

Hilton (wife) Apt. 52 Dunlop Barrier Ont Craig. William Warren, Sgt, Jl 63037, Samuel Craig (father) Newcastle, N-B. Fruchtl. John George, Sgt, Rl 01420, Mrs.

J. G. Frughtl (wife) Xillarney, Man. Giddens. Harold Richard, Sgt, 166046, Henry Giddens (father) 557 Bender Hill.

Niagara Falls, Ont. Died ef Injuries sustained active service: Meher. Lawrence Henry, Sgt, K741M. Mrs. L.

H. Moher (wife) 411 Cooper SC. Ottawa. Previously reported Missing, now reported killed en active service: Kathwell. Edward Earl.

Sgt, XIZ2T1. Mrs. T. E. KathweU (mother) E.K.

No. Carletoa Place, Ont. Missing after air operations: Frith, Robert Arthur. PO J7S-00. Mrs.

R. A. Frith (wife) 684 Ontario St. Toronto. Paradis.

Joseph Hubert Roger, FO, 15262. Mrsr Joseph Paradis (mother) 591 St Marc St, Sha-winigan Falls. Que. Swatrldge, Lionel Edward, J917S. E.

G. Swetridge (father) 17 McNab St, Stratford. Ont McLaehlln. William Maelntyre DRESSY Ori. -Ar Orif.

ic Ori. ir brig. Orif. ovely UARVELLOUS STYLES! TAILLEURS! SUIT FH: 3 23! ic LACES SHEERS PIQUES FREIMAN'S Fit Sgt, K53905, K. A.

McLaehlla (father) ZZ Grove At. Ottawa. Price, George Edward, Sgt, R98208. A. E.

Price (father) 336S3 Lake RL, Avon Lake, O. Previously reported now reported prisoner of war: Ralston, James William, Fit Sgt, 2138, Charles Ralston (father) St Stephen, N3. Previously reported missing, new for official purposes presumed dead: O'Brien, Charles Stuart Fit R65254, A. R. O'Brien (father) 106 Weldon St, Moncton, N.B.

Kenneth Gordon. Sgt, R82160, Mrs. William Drink-water (mother) 127 Harding Blvd. Birch Cliff. Ont Killed en active service: Bladbn, James Stanley, J11016.

Mrs. J. S. Bladon (wife) 250 Fifth NX. Portage La Prairie, Man.

Cabush, Gordon Harold, LAC. R121933, Mrs. JuUus Cabush (mother) 12027 102nd St, (PO. Bladon and LAC Cabush were killed July 23 near Dauphin, Man.) Morrison, William Melvin, LAC, R132186, W. F.

Morrison (father) Pense, Sask. (LAC Morrison was killed July 25 at Port Albert, Ont) Died front natural causes: I Waller, Bruce Harper, ACL, R139040, T. G. Waller (father) 51 North Rbsslyn Ave, Hamilton. Seriously Injured on active service: Parker.

J. Sgt, RAF1333209, Mrs. C. Parker (mother) 30 Beres-ford Rd, Chingford, Essex, Eng. Dangerously Injured ea active service: Ronald Anthony.

AC2, R166326, G. A. Ward (father) Charleswood. Man. Seriously 111: Finlay, James Arthur Douglas, R136488, J.

M. FinUy (father) 24 Wellesley St, Toronto. United SUtes of America. Killed oa active service: Kerwin, John William, Sqdn. Ldr C922, MrsAJ.

W. Kerwin (wife) 31 Ridley Ave Belleville, Ont Whiteside, Dean Edward. J10607, E. H. Whiteside (father) Waterville, Kas.

i (PO. Whiteside was killed on an operational flight out of Patrica Bay, B.C) Lennon, Frank Fit Sgt, R79072, J. J. Lennon (father) 174 Sixth Ave, Clifton. NJ.

Stanley Ray. Sgt, Rl 00245, Mrs. S. R. Maxmen (wife) 1115 Fourth Ave, N.W.

Moose Jaw Sask. Missing arte flying operations: Baird, Gordon Douglas Russell, Fit Sgt, R95331, Mrs. G. D. R.

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The body was taken to Hamilton today for burial. In Ottawa since 1940, Mr. Sharpe had served with the CN.R. at Brentford, Hamilton and London during a period of 40 years. WeU known in the Capital he had been in poor health for the past 11 weeks.

Chief mourners at the funeral services were his wife, the former Ethel Warmington; two sons, Bruce of London, and W. Mer-vin, of Toronto; two daughters, Audrey and Jean, at home; four sisters. Misses Annette, Agnes and Ethel Sharpe, all of Hamilton, and Mrs. Don Henderson, of Chicago; one brother, A. H.

Sharpe, of Hamilton. Among those noticed at the funeral were P. M. Buttler, chief representative CNlt, W. Stremer, J.

R. Booth Ltd, C. E. Truscott, R. W.

Long, and G. R. airhead, Montreal, G. E. Smith, Toronto, R.

W. Smye; George W. B. Wright, chief clerk CNJt, D. H.

Potts, W. Wharton, Department Transport, Charles P. Tilley. B. S.

Liberty, Harvey H. Sanders, Henry R. Welch, F. A. Duff, district freight agent CPJt J.

Waddell, E. B. Eddy Co, Thomas E. Hopson, A. E.

Bundle, G. A. Rich, Ltd, G. A. Garrison, J.

Madden, district chief clerk CPJU T. Wilson, Colonel R. G. Cameron, Charles E. Hawkins, E.

B. Eddy Co, H. J. Lambkin, C-NJL, Thomas Blair, H. A.

Spence, W. G. Doherty, Mc-Keown, J. A. Rogers, R.

W. Player, W. H. Roach, F. B.

Wert, F. J. Jackson, vice-president Keyes Supply Co, A. Lick-orish, E. Burgess, Partington, Ferguson.

Among the many floral tributes received were flowers from the Canadian National Freight office, Ottawa; the District Freight Agent and Staff of the CP.R.; Ottawa Rotary Club, Divisional Freight Office and staff, friends of the Canadian Freight Association; officers. Freight Traffic, CNJt; W. Edwards and Co, and J. R. Booth Ltd.

LUMBEKMAN DEAD. HOULTON, Me, July 28. George Bancroft Dunn, widely known lumberman died tonight at the, age of 93. As a sports fisherman; Dunn was known in Maine and Canada and in the past had bred and raced light harness horses. '1 SEERSUCKERS AERO-LINENS SECOND FLOOR.

Baas3BaBBBSaBalKBfaBeBa3BaiSSsS SIZES 9 to 17 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 1 I I i ii Previously reported missing, SGT. PILOT EDWARD EARL RATHWELL, ton of Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

RathweU, Scotch Corners, has been reported killed on active service, Sgt Rathwell received his education at McCresry's School and Carleton Place High School, where he took an active part in sports activities. Final Tribute -To Edward Benoit Final tribute was paid to the memory of Edward Benoit 21 Arthur street whose funeral was held Monday morning from the Gauthier Funeral Home, 259 St Patrick street to the Basilica for solemn requiem high mass at 6.30 ajn. Mgr. O. Lalonde officiated, with Rev.

J. Desjardins as deacon, and Rev. J. Poirier as sub-deacon. Rev.

A. Thibeault officiated at the graveside, at Notre Dame cemetery. A life-long resident of Ottawa, Mr. Benoit who died on Saturday, in his 71st year, was -the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Isidore Benoit He- was educated in the Capital and was, employed as a stationary engineer with the Department of Public Works tor 38 years. He retired six years ago. He married the former Marie Louise Morrissette in 1896. Mr. Benoit was a member of the Canadian Order of Foresters, Artisans Canadiens Francais and the Union of Stationary Engineers.

He attended Notre Dame church Chief mourners were his widow, one son, Albert, a daughter, Mrs. Vincent Petitclerc, a sister, Mrs. O. Grenier, and a brother-in-law, N. Morrissette, all of Ottawa.

Floral tributes and spiritual offerings were received, including those from the External Trade Branch, Dominion 'Bureau of Statistics; Department of Public Works; La Federation des Femmes Canadlennes Francalses. i km: JH'f J' Two Indians Drown Third Rescued At Belleville BELLEVILLE, July 28. CP) An Indian man and woman were drowned early tonight near downtown Belleville when their row-boat capsized in the Bay of Qulnte. The deed: Mrs. Gordon Maracle, 35, of Shannonville, eight miles east of here, and 40-year-old Evans Maracle, no relation, also of Shannonville, i Twenty five year old Albert Maracle Belleville, who is said to be not related to the other two, was rescued by Fireman Frank Post as he clung to the overturned boat The two drowned when they were thrown into the water while trying to change places in the boat rented at a boat, livery stand in Belleville.

The body of Mrs. Maracle, whose husband farms at Shannonville, was found floating) on the water near the place where the boat capsized but the body of the man was not recovered. Officials said an Inquest will be Mrs. John Egan Dies in 37th Year Following a short illness Mrs. John Egan, of 248 Boulevard' St Joseph, Wrightville, died at a local hospital oa Tuesday in her 37th She was born Alma May Mc-Cambley in Venosta, Quebec, the daughter of the late Alec Mc-Cambley and his wife, the late Marie Flannefy.

She received her education there. In 1921 she married John Egan in Martindale, Quebec. Thirteen years ago she came to WrightvihVwith her husband where they have since resided. She was a highly respected member of the community and took an active part in church work. She was a member of St Joseph's Church, the League of the Sacred Heart and the Ladies of St Anne.

Surviving, in addition to her husband, are one ton, Joseph Earl, at home; four sisters, Mrs. Katie Snow, of Ottawa, Mrs. John O'Neill, of Eastview and the Misses Mary and Agatha Mc- Cambley of Ottawa; three brothers William, in Port Arthur, and Thomas and Michael, of Venosta; three nieces and six nephews. The body is resting at the parlors of McEvoy Bros, 235 Kent street corner Nepean. The funeral will be held on Friday at a time and place to be announced later.

Kinhwai capital of China's Chekiang province, is a walled city with eight galea. II I I. hi 4 FLIGHT 8ERGT. WILLIAM SMOKE Y) MaeTNTYRK Me-LACHLIN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. A. McLachlin, 22 Grove avenue. has been reported missing over seas. "Smokey" enlisted with the Air Force on May 23, 1940, as an air gunner and went overseas the following August Born In Ot tawa, be attended York street and Hopewell avenue public school and Glebe Collegiate, where he was a member of the Junior hockey team.

Final Tribute Paid To Ernest Kuske Largely attended by many former friends and fellow church the funeral was held. on Tuesday afternoon of Ernest H. Kuske 171 Crichton street who died on Friday, at a local hospital, after a short illness in his 54th year. Service was held in St Lucas Lutheran Church, conducted by the minister, Rev. A.

Dashner. Interment was in Beechwood cemetery. Chief mourners and surviving relatives were his widow, the former Anna Shlpclark; a son, Elmer, of Ottawa; a daughter, Mrs. Rita Maelntyre, of Ottawa; a sister, Mrs. Lydla Boehmer, of Chicago; and two brothers, Charles and Frank Kuske, both of Ottawa.

Ia addition to a number of private floral tributes received from personal friends, in token of sympathy and esteem, were those from Mortimer employes of Mortimer A a 1 amated Lithographers of America, local 40, and Ottawa Electric Railway, bus department Engineering Expert John M. Evans Dies MONTREAL, July 28. CP) John M. Evans, 38, assistant manager of the department of development Shawinigan Water and Power Co, died in hospital here today after a brief illness. Well known in Canadian engineering circles, Mr.

Evans was on loan to the Department of Trade and Commerce to act as chairman of the executive sub-committee on export -control, and had served in this capacity until entering, hospital. Over-mature vegetables do not taste "garden even when first harvested. L' II ADA CEQ. 8.75 LIGHTNING KILLS YOUTH. "ST.

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