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

Army Casualty list Tht Minister of National Defence Monday issued the 467th casualty list of the war for the Canadian Army, containing 62 names, including two men KUica in action, two men who died of unstated causes overseas, and the remainder wounded, injured- or ill. Capt. Donald Clair Smith, whose wife lives in Smiths Falls, was injured, as was Acting L-Cpl. Robert D'Amour, son of Joseph D'Amour. 132 Prospect avenue.

Westboro, Cpl. Wallace McGregor, son of Mrs. Maud McGregor of Timmins, was slightly injured, and Pte. David Phyllip son of Mrs. Dorothy Ether-idge, 2.80 Elgin street, Ottawa, was injured, though remaining on duty.

Following is the latest list with homes of next-of-kin: OVERSEAS. i OFFICERS. WOUNDED. Central Ontario Regiment. CONOVER.

Edward Fitzgerald. Brampton. Ont. INJURED. Eattera Ontario Reftntent; SMITH.

Donald Clair. MrV Lavrel Mar Smith I wife), 11 Elmnley atreet N-. Smith Fall. Roral Canadian Army Service Corpi. HAMILTON.

Robert Marshall. Lieut, Peterborough. SLIGHTLY INJURED. Manitoba Regiment. SMITH, i Donald Appelbe.

Winnipeg. Lieut, WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O. i AND MEN. -KILLED IN ACTION. Kora SrolU and P.E.I.

Reclment. DE'EAJXU iph'n uU' pte martin wiham' John. Cl.co Bay. DIED. New Druntwlck Regiment.

HENRY. Robert Lawrence. rredericton. BritUh Columbia Regiment. PALMER.

Leonard. Witley; Surrey. England. Eden, Ont. DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.

Roval Canadian Corps of Slgnalv PREST. Roderick James. A. S. Los Angeles.

U. S. A. WOUNDED. Royal Canadian Corps of Signals.

CLARK. Thomas Allan. Al-Uno. Alt. MINTZ.

Morris. Regina. WILSON Delmore Ebert. Winnipeg. Quebec Regiment.

COLLINS. Lucien. Montreal. Nova Srotla and P.E.I. Regiment.

Mac DONALD. Lloyd Alexander. Brown Point. N.S. MelXNIS.

John. Glace Bay. THIBEDEAU. Joseph Edward. Pte.

Pembroke Shore. N.S. f- ZWICKER, rred Parker. Berwick. N.S.

British Columbia Regiment. Mac DOUG ALL. Robert Clarence rt Address unknown. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Ratal Canadian Corps of Engineers.

TAYLOR-BAILEY, Herbert. Spr Saul Ste. Marie. Central Ontario Regiment. REED, John Campbell, L.

Toronto. Nora Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment. LARKIN. Francis McLaughlin.

A. L. Cpl, East Pubnico. N.S. British Colombia Regiment.

ANDERSON. Robert Walker. Sardia. B.C. -WOUNDED REMAINING ON -DUTY.

Central Ontario Regiment. SPROULETAlb4n Armouf. A. Toronto. Saskatchewan McAULEY.

Melvin Foster. London. Alberta Regiment. KXCTSON. William Carl.

Clive Ait. WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY. X.t Scotia and P.EJ. Regiment. BALL.

George Douglas. Sgt, Yarmouth, N.S. -r SERIOUSLY INJURED. Royal Canadian Artillery. Albert Stanley, Gnr, St.

Junes, Mn. SEVERELY INJURED! T1 Canadian Army Service Corps. CO STE. George Eugene, Pte, Windsor, i INJURED. Canadian Armored Corps.

tIADO.N. Edward Oliver, Pte, Toronto. WALL. Leonard John, Tpr, Ay. ir.er West.

Ont. Reronnaltsanre Units. AMOt R. Robert. A.

Cpl, Joseph Amour ifather), 133 Prospect Ave, Weslfe.ro.- Royal Caaadun ArtHlery. DLPCIS. Bernard Joseph. "Gnr, Hamilton, Wetern Ontario Regiment. tt.VT n' Nmmo.

Pte North tley. Wue. Central Ontario Regiment. STEVENSON. Wilbert Charles.

Pte. Parry Sound. Ont. coiJ nl PFI- R'Ctment. risfP PEI Dey Pf Ttg-JjlicLEOb.

Charles Whiddeii. Pte, 7UWJCEKSON, Edsel Cape Sable James. Pte, B. Rsnent. LAN CHARD, William Joseph.

L. Saint John. N.B. John Sgt, Monticelto. Maine.

U.S.A. Manitoba Regiment. noDtn james, Pte, IJwyn Himantyglo Mon. S. Wales; Clear Lake.

Man. Arm Service Corps. LEONOWENS. WUliam Douglas, Cpl. Royal Canadian Ordnance CHAPUNSKI.

Henry. Pte Windsor. WEIR. Alexander Ketth. Pte, Windsor.

SLIGHTLY INJURED. Canadian ArtnoredCorp. CLASS. Gerald John. Tpr, Kitchen-.

er Royal Canadian Corpfof Engineers. McCLUSKEY. Edward Carroll. Spr, South N.B. Western Ontario BRYCE.

Alexander, L. Cpl, Toronto. Central Ontario Regiment. HOLDSWORTH. Victor Walton.

A. Cgr SmclairvUle. N.Y U.SA. MCGREGOR. Wallace, 3 Mid-dleton avenue, Tlmmim.

Srtu and P.E.I. GKEENCORN. Joseph Eldridge. Pte, Sydney. Manitoba Regiment.

KRISTENSON. Arthur Kaspar. Tui St. Vital, Man. BrttUh Columbia Regiment.

KOBERSTEIN. Joseph. Pte, Port CoqujtUm. B.C. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps.

BOYD. George. Toronto. HAPIUX. Nick.

Pte, Pine Man. Canadian Ordnance Corps. OVERKOTT, WUliam Patrick. Pte, Toronto. RAYNZ.

Earl Kitchener. Pte, Halifax. Auxiliary Services. -BROWN. Reginald.

Pte, Montreal. IT HAS Oil ATII KIllINO own INJURED. REMAINING ON DUTY. Canadian Armored Corpi. D1NEEN.

Sherman John Patrick. Wool pit. Suffolk, England; Charleiwood, Man. Royal Canadian Armv KTHERIDGE, David Phyllip, Pte. (mother), 20 Elgin street.

Ottawa. WELLBOURN. Harry. A. L.

Pcntlcton. WITTY. Clen. Toronto. Canadian Armored Corps.

DESJARDINS, Ernest Lionel. Tpr, Dane. Ont. Air Force Casualties The R.C.A.F. Monday issued its 907th casualty list of the war containing 37 names including two men killed on active service over-seas, 22 men missing after air.

operations overseas, one man killed on active service in one previously missing now reported killed and five after flying operations in Canada. The list confirms the report that Sgt. Grant Bull, son of George Bull, 408 Edgewood avenue, Ottawa, is missing. FO. Adriano Girolami, 24-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs.

Luigi Girolami, 164 Murray street, is missing after completing 12 operations. He was born in Ottawa; attended Guigues separate school and, L'a-Salle Academy. He was employed, at the Chateau Laurier before enlisting In the army in June, 1941, transferring to the R.G.A.F. three months later. FO.

Girolami graduated as a wireless air gunner from Guejph and went overseas in June, 1943 He has two brothers, Lt. J. A. Girolami of the Royal 22nd Regi- merit, who is a veteran of Ortona, and Anthony at homev as well as three7 sisters, Mrs. Harry of Winnipeg; Mrs.

N. Agostinucci. of Montreal, and Mrs. Pugliese, of Ottawa. PO.

Claude Michael Sylvah, son of Thomas Sylvah of 'Smiths Falls, is a bo reported missing in the list. Following is the latest list with homes of next-of-kin: OVERSEAS. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. BLAIR. WUliam.

Pit. Sgt, Meadows. Man. STUSIAK. Nicholas.

FO, Vancouver. DIED OF INJURIES IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT. RATNER. Harry. Winnipeg.

MISSING AFTER AIR OPERATIONS. AARON. Elmer Oscar. FO, Philadelphia. Pa, U.S-A.

BULL, Sgt, George Bull (father). 40S Fdgewood Ave, Ottawa. CASEY, AJvin Mllburn, WO, COOPER, George Edgar, Montreal. COPELAND. Donald Johnston.

Fit Sgt, Penetanguishene. Ont. GIROLAMI. Adriano, FO, Lulgl Girolami (father, 1(4 Murray St, Ottawa. GRAVEL.

Joseph. Victor Jacques, Sgt, Montreal. KNUPP. Gordon Winston. Fit.

Lt, Minesing. Ont. KERSKI, George. PO, East Brain-tree. Man.

LORIMER. George Alexander, WO. Vancouver. MacSTOCKER. William James, WO, Toronto.

MABEE, Franklin Thomas, Sgt Hamilton. MEAD. Robert Frarer. Tit. Lt, Detroit Mich, U.S.A.

NETHERY, Alex. PO, Hamilton. OUIMET. Joseph Albert Bastien. Sgt, Montreal.

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I S7 T7 fi COL. ROOSEVELT, son of the President, after he received the Order of Commander of the British Empire from Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory at American Air Force headquarters in London recently. SCHUBERT. Kenneth Tooley. FO, Armstrong.

B.C. STyBELT. Robert Ford, Sgt, New Westminster. SYLVAH. Claude Michael.

PO, Thomas Sylvah (father), IS Aberdeen Ave, Smiths Falls. THAIN Clare Kenneth. FO, Sarnla WALKER. Harry, Sgt, Woodstock. Ont.

i WEBLEY. Leslie Charles Edgar, FO, Assinibola. Sank. WILSON. William Harold.

FO, Exeter. Ont. PREVIOUSLY MISSING, NOW PRESUMED DEAD. ACKLAND. WUliam Eric, Fit.

Sgt, Washington. DC, U.S.A. J1EPBURN," Elmer James. FO, Melville. Sask.

McDONALD. James. Fit. Sgt, SERIOUSLY ILL. RCelRRTS, William Henry.

Shcrbrooke. I CANADA. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. WEIGHTMAN, G. LAC, Alfrct-on.

Derbyshire. PREVIOUSLY MISSING. NOW REPORTED KILLED. MURCHIE. Allan Campbell.

WO, MUltown. N.B. MISSING AFTER FLYING OPERATIONS. JOHNSTON. Clarence Sgt, St: Catharines.

MANSON. Harold Magnus. New Westminster. SCHELL, Leonard Francis, Kitchener. McGREGOR.

Bruce Walter. Calgary. Sgt, PO, Sgt, WHITLOCK. Harold Brand. PO, DrumheUer.

Alta. SERIOUSLY INJURED. COX. David. FO, Ashford, Middlesex, England.

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William Frederick Smith, 32, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Smith, Hurdman's Bridge, has been reported Idlled after air operations with the R.C A.F., according to word received by bis parents.

The 'flyer received his education in Ottawa schools and served with -the merchant marine for seven years prior to his enlistment in the air force in 1943. His widow, the former Molly Mann, is residing in Toronto. Besides his parents and widow, he leaves two sisters, Eva Mary and Elizabeth Joan, at home, and two brothers, Smith, R.C.A.S.C., overseas, and Robert, at home. Dalkeith Soldier Killed in Italy 'i i Lance Sgt. D.

-Ni MacLeod, of Dalkeith, has been killed in action while serving in Italy, according to word received by His sister, Miss Mary MacLeod, of Dalkeith. Enlisting in the R.C.E. in January, 1940, Sgt. MacLeod proceeded overseas "In May the same year. He was previously employed by the Federal District Commission.

He is a brother of Mrs. A. K. Stewart and of Angus MacLeod, R.CM.P., of MRS. WM.

TRUMAN. Mary Bella Truman, widow of William Thomas Truman, of 544 Bay street, died in an Ottawa Hospital yesterday. She had been ill-health for some time, A graduate of Ottawa Normal School, Mrs. Truman taught school at London, for a number of years before her marriage. She was born in Delaware Township, and received her early education at London.

'The former Mary Bella Vanstone, she married W. T. Truman, of Ottawa, many years -ago. He predeceased her in 1927. Mrs.

Truman was a member of St. Matthew's- Anglican Church. Survivors include, a son, Wil-lian Van Truman of Ottawa; two daughters, Mrs. W. T.

Richardson, of Morrisburg; Mrs. O. M. Mann, of Ottawa. Sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren also survive.

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