The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 17

Yb Minister of National Defence today Issued the 474th casualty list of the war for the Canadian Armyr containing 95 names including 14 men killed in action, one man who died of injuries, two who died of unstated cause overseas, six men previously missing now reported prisoners of war and the remainder wounded, injured and ill. Pte. Rene Joseph Wistaff, son of Arthur Wistaff, 736 Albert street, Ottawa, has. been severely injured- Pte. Joseph Theobold Viau.

son of Mrs, Marie Laroche of. Bourget. was killed in action while Pte-. Reginald Farmer, son of Mrs. Flossie, Farmer, of Cardinal, was wounded, and Pte.

Joseph Georges Hector Villeneuve, son of Mrs. Blanche Villeneuve. 5 St. Etienne, street, Hull, was slightly injured. Following is the latest list with homes of OVERSEAS.

OFFICERS. SLIGHTLY WOt'NIJED, Nov Scot. and Prince Edward Istand Regiment. JRAT. Gerald Bridgetown.

N.S. ARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.O.s AND MEN. KILLED IN ACTION. Canadian Armoured Corpa. CHILDERS.

Jack Shelly Leater. Tpr. Korth- Vsncouver. Dteudonne Adrien. ilcntrea! MARCHANT.

RoUnd Barzlllla. Sgt, Blatrmore. Alu. Reconnaissance I'nit. SMITH.

Kenneth Robert, liontreal. Royal Canadian Artillery. BRAGG. Robert Paul. Tpr, Kit- cnener- Central Ontario Regiment.

rOX. Harry. Toronto. LYNN. Robert James.

Ptef. Angus. SMtTH. Clarence Albert. Toronto.

SUNDSTROM. Gunnar Edwin. Kault Ste. Marie. WEXKS.

Stewart, Sidney Reginald A. L. Trenton Eastern Ontario Regiment. BOWMAN. Lawrence Bertram.

Toronto. Regiment d'e Qnebee. GODBOUT. Joseph Albert Anatole. A.

L. Lime Ridge. Que. Central Ontario Reriment. VIAC, Joseph Theobold David.

Marie Laroche (mother), R.R. No. 1, Saskatchewan Reciment. De La RONDE. Paul Edward.

Cpl, Meadow Lake. Sask. DIED OF INJURIES. Royal CanadUn Artillery. VASSAR.

John Lloyd. Gnr, We-taskiwin, DIED. British Columbia Regiment. BRAL. Robert Ernest.

Pte Kam-lcopt. B.C. 4 Royal Canadian Ordnance 'Corps. HARKETT. WUliam Pte, Moose Jaw.

DANGEROUSLY WOUNDE6. Manitoba Regiment. MICHEL, Theodore Eugene. Valgagne. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.

New Brunswick Regiment. HUDSON. Edwin Charles. Rex-ton. N.B.

SEVERELY WOUNDED. CanadUn Armored Corps. CLINTON. Thomas George. Armstrong.

B.C. FILER. Frederick Harold. Port Hammond, George Albert. Vancouver.

Regiment de Quebec. BLANCHETTE. Joseph Albert. Montreal. RICHARD, Joseph Laureat Jean Paul.

Montreal. New Brunswick Retlment. MAILLET. Flavien, Rogers-Ville. N.B MALLET.

Ernest. Shippigan, WOIJNED. Canadian Armored Corps. HEATH. Lome Allan.

Tpr. Moose Jaw. Central Ontario Regiment. BEATTY. Stewart.

Toronto. CO.NNERS.. Kenneth George. Pte. Toronto.

HARRIS. Albert Edward Bond. Pte, WelUnd. Ont. M2ERM.

Harold John. Kltch-ner Eastern Ontario Regiment. FARMER, Reginald, Cardinal, One Regiment de Quebec. BEAUREGARD. Luclen.

Montreal. Alphonse. Pte. St. Ulric, Que.

i ROUSSEAU. Lionel, Sher-brooke. THIBEAULT. Pierre. Roxton Tails.

Que. Nova Scotia and P.E.I, Regiment. McINNIS. John Jack. A.

L. Summerside. P.E.I, SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Canadian Armorei' Corps. FLEWELL.

Jack. TprV Clareniont. Ont. McGOLRICK. James Reginald.

Toronto. MacINNES. Donald. Tpt, Calgary. SWITZER.

Gilbert HafryA C. 1 TURNBULL. William. L.f Toronto. Reconnlsinct-)Lnl(i.

LEBLANC. HtnriTjjK LewUvllle. McINTOSH. John Lloyd. Tpr.i Worthing.

Sussex. England; Hamil- Royal Canadian Artillery. HEWITT. Bruce Wallace. Cremona, AJU.

SINO. John Albert. Gnr. Clinton. Iowa.

U.S.A. Western OnUrio Regiment. PRETTY. Cordon Nelson. Ont.

Central OnUrio Regiment. SHARPE. Johnston Albert; Huntsville. Ont. WEIL.

Robert Henry. Pte Hamilton. Quebec Regiment. SULLIVAN. Lawrence John.

Pte, Verdun. Que. Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment. ATKINSON.

Donald Clifton. Parr bo ro. N.S. GERO. Albert Kitchener.

Truro McNEIL. Daniel Joseph, Pte, Baraehois' Harbor. N.S. MILLS. John Gerald.

Pte. Kensington. P.E.I. VARNER. Ray Edward.

Pte. New Germany, N.S. New Brunswick Regiment. ATCHISON. Laurie Thomas.

Pte. Dour las town. N.B. BERNIER. Gerald Cyprlen.

Cmr.b-"pn. CARROL. Henry John. Sgt HCJiS. Overseas.

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George. N.B. MARVIN. Joseph Benjamin. Pte.

Crookham, HanU, England; Red Bank, N.B. SENECHAL. Joseph Henrjr Wilfred. Pte. Campbellton.

N.B. Manitoba Regiment. SHANNACAPPO. Lyon. Pte.

Erick-son, Man. SEVERLY INJURED. Canadian Armoured Corps. BOLT. Kenneth Roy, Tpr, St.

i nomas, 'jnt. MORRIS. Arthur Richard Thomas, Tpr. Of hawa. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps.

WISTAFF, Rene Joseph, Pte. Arthur Wistaff (father), 7J Albert street, OtUwa. INJURED. Canadian Armoured Corps. MOREHOUSE.

Walter Weldon. Sydney. PATTERSON. James Wllbert, Carleton. P.E.I.

SMITH. Russell, Douglas. Tpr Bos-combe, A1U. Royal Canadian Corps of Engineers. MOFFAT, John Bruce.

Spr, Salt-coatf. Sask. Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. PILSNER. Paul, Slgmn.

Scout Lake. Sask. Central OnUrio Regiment. LONG. John Phillip.

Pte. Hamilton. New Brunswick Regiment: LEWIS. Joe. Pte.

Digby. N.S. SLIGHTLY INJURED. Canadian Armoured -McDONALD. Alex Jerome, Cpl.

Judlque South. N.S. STtWART, Clifford- Nelson. Tpr. Beeton.

Ont. WOJTOW1CZ. Stanley. Tpr. Roa-sendale.

Man. Royal Canadian Artillery. FRASER, Kenneth Alexander, Gnr. Pennfieid Ridge. N.B.

Eastern OnUrio Regiment. VILLENEUVE, Joseph Georges Hector, Pte. Mrs. Villeneuve (mother), i St. Etienne street.

Hall. Quebec Regiment. WOOD. James Deruson, A. L.

Buiwer, Que. Regiment de Quebec. GIGUERE, Armand. Montreal. A Nova SrotU and P.tf.I.

Regiment. DAGLEY, Wallace Joshua. Sgt. Italy Cross. N.S.

McVARISH. Charles Joseph. A. L. Toronto.

i New Brunswick Regiment. KIERSTEAD, Russell George, Moncton. Manitoba Regiment. LAVALLEE. Hubert Edward, SUrbuck.

Man. British Columbia Regiment. EYLES. Edward WilUam. Alder-grove.

B.C. Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. WINEBERG. Lawrence, To ronto. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps.

HAAS, Walter Harry. Pte. Windsor. PREVIOUSLY MISSING. NOW PRISONER OF Western OnUrio Regiment.

SAUNDERS. William, Glasgow. Scotland; Montreal. Eastern OnUrio Regiment GIBSON. Gordon Daniel, Pte.

Montreal. New Brunswick Regiment. BOONE. Marshall John. A.

Cpl. Perth j. N.B.HANSON, Roy Andrew, Saint John. N.B. SCOTT.

Ellis James, A. Bath- urst, N.B. Manitoba Regiment. CHAMBERS. Ronald Wallace, London, EngUnd.

SERIOUSLY ILL. Canadian Armored Corps. TRICKEY. MivilleJean Charles, Tpr. Montreal.

Arrest Two in Theft Of Military Ammunition PEMBROKE, June 23. (Special) Following police investigation into the disappearance of some small arms ammunition from stores at Petawawa Military Camp, Sgt. A. Farnsworth, Petawawa Camp, arrested Tues day by Provincial Police on a charge of delivering six boxes of ammunition, approximately -600 rounds, to Alfred Demers, Pembroke. Demers has been charged by local police with receiving stolen goods.

Both were remanded for trial. Evening Route Sgt. 'Andy' McCann Killed in Action Sgt. Andrew Bernard "Andy" McCann, 29, son of J. S.

McCann, prominent Eganville businessman, has been reported killed on active service. He enlisted the day war was declared, the first recruit from Renfrew county, and went overseas two years ago. He was an ammunition inspector, and died after an accident while destroying damaged ammunition. Last Respects Paid Mrs. Elmyrauffey Many friends and relatives paid final tribute to the memory of Mrs.iElmyra Duffey, wlow of William Duffey, former captain of the Ottawa Fire Department, at the funeral held yesterday morning.

Mrs. Duffey died in the Ottawa General Hospital last Monday morning following a heart attack. The funeral was held from the parlors- of McEvoy Brothers at 8.45 o'clock to Blessed Sacrament Church, where Rev. A. E.

Armstrong sung a requiem high mass at nine o'clock. Father Armstrong also recited the prayers when Interment was made at Notre Dame cemetery. A large number of spiritual offerings and floral tributes were received. Journatfwant ads bring you the kind oj replies you want. Call 2-5321.

for i v' M. rnriHERE are vacancies in all parts of the City and Suburbs for bright, well behaved boys, 12 years and older, for Evening Journal home delivery routes. Only boys, however, who intend remaining in the city during the Summer months will be appointed. The work, whichvre-quires about an hour each day, is pleasant, and the profits are good. The majority of our route boys come from the best homes in the City.

Talk it over with your Dad, as all applicants must have their parents' consent to accept a route. APPLY- between 4.00 and 5.00 p.m. to the address nearest your home: 229 King Edward Ave. 21 Second Avenue, Eastview 128 Osgoode St. 798 Bank St.

Sunnyside Ave Bank St. 351 Booth St. (Rear) llir Wellington St. (Rear) 322 Richmond Rd. (Rear) Westboro Journal Mailroom, Queen St THE OTTAWA I i i i kf I Commandant Gabriel 'Bonneau, delegate in Canada of the Provisional Government of the French Republic, presents to Mme.

Jean-Paul Desloges, of Ottawa, the Cross of the Legion of Honor, which France awarded to her husband, the late Wing Commander Desloges, victim of an air crash at Casablanca. The flyer's baby daughter looks, on. Vincent Soubliere Reported Missing Rifleman Vincent Soubliere, 21 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

Soubliere, 8 Sunset boulevard, has been reported missing on ac tive service with the Queen Own Rifles in the invasion forces. A former "Tech" student, he has a sister, Rita, at home. PLAN REORGANIZATION. TORONTO, June. 22.

Ontario Health Minister Vivan announced today the program of day care for Toronto, children of school age is to undergo complete reorganization. LIVELY AS A CRICKET! Don't let sluggish kidneys slow you down. Take Gin Pills the "relief or money back" remedy and see how much better youll feci. Rtflwla site, 40 Pills large slse, SO Pills In th U.S. kUr "din rill" Wanted Jour rial Deliveries 1 to A link NEWSPAPERS' SUBSCRIPTION BUREAU 1 -iMk FO.

W. J. ELLIOTT, 20v son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Elliott, 18 Pansy Avenue, Ottawa, who has been reported missing after air operations. A Glebe Collegiate graduate, he has been Overseas since July, 1943. A brother, PO. Garry Elliott, is overseas with the R.C.A.F.

Cpl. Sidney Howarth Cameron Highlanders Killed Overseas Cpl. Sidney Howarth, 29, of Toronto, brother-in-law of Arnold W. Vout, 359 Gilmour street, Ot tawa, has been reported killed in action overseas, according to word reaching Mrs. Vout here.

He came to Ottawa from Eng land when a boy, and was employed for many years with the Buckingham Dairy. He enlisted In Ottawa with the Cameron Highlanders and went with the unit to Iceland In 1940, remain lng with them until the unit was sent to England 11 months later. His widow, the former Edith Kelly, of Ottawa. Is residing in Toronto with her six-year-old daughter, Mary Lou. LONDON.

Sir David Prain, director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, from 1905 to 1922, died recently. Temporarily suspended THE OTTAWA JOURNAL, JUNE XUU 17 BAKER. Shirley Waldemar Trank. Port Coquitlam. B.C.

BRUNTON. Cecil Gilbert. TO Orono. Ont. CHAMPION.

Dudley Sydney. Sgt Montreal. CLOUTIER. Joseph Darle Louis. Three Rivers.

DO WD. Mortimer John, FO, DenzlL Sask. GOODWIN. James Robertson. Fit High River.

Alta. McLELLAN. WilUam Robert. Fit. Moncton.

O'Donoghue, Maurice Edmund. FO, Victoria. IT'S "i SMOOTHER ALIE aaimdl MANUFACTURERS: Each manufacturer, or importer must report to the Administrator not later than July 10th, 1944, the following information: (a) A list of the names and addresses of all the customers to. whom he made deliveries during the year 1043, and the number of hot air furnaces delivered to each customer (i) in the aforesaid year 1043, and (ii) during the first ix months of the year 1044. (b) Each manufacturer or importer who sells any hot air furnace or furnaces to a user (i.e., to building contractors' or other uers of hot air furnaces as opposed to retailers or others who buy for resale) must place a distinguishing mark against the name of each customer on the list referred to paragraph (a) above to' indicate that they are users and not retailers.

(c) His total production or importation of new hot. air furnaces during the first six months of 1044. (d) His stocks of manufactured hot air furnaces on hand as of June SO, 1944, not including (e) The number of hot air furnaces held in "retained OF MIT Ml -rn no ri i III i Due to shortage of materials and labor, the supply of hot air furnaces will hot meet overall requirements for replacements and new buildings, by a wide margin. To ensure that the limited supply is made available to those most in need of them, the sale and delivery of hot air furnaces to builders, building owners and other users is temporarily suspended spending a detailed inventory of stocks throughout the country. This temporary suspension does not apply to sales and deliveries by-manufacturers to wholesalers, retailers and other 'established sellers of hot air furnaces who may purchase for resale, but who may only sell to users jagainst Certificates of Essentiality.

Manufacturers Importers ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT DELIVERIES IN 1943 and 1944, AND STOCKS ON RETAILERS: Each retailer dealing in hot air furnaces must report in writing the Board not later than -July 10th, 1944, the following information: (a) (b) Force Casualties The R.C Thursday issued its 916th casualty list of the war containing 34 names including eight men killed on active service; two missing after, air operations two previously missing now reported prisoners of war. six previously' prisoners of war In Germany now officially pre sumed to have died in captivity. These last were the six Canadian airmen shot with a group of Allied airmen after a mass escape attempt from a German prison camp. I. Fit.

Sgt. Albert Edward Slegg, son of St. Clair Slegg, of Perth, is now presumed dead, having previously been reported missing. I Following is the latest list With homes of OVERSEAS. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE.

ANDERSON. WilUam Brodle. Sqdn. Winnipeg. DAVEY.

Leonard Frank. Toronto. 1 DA VIES. John Cecil. Fit.

Vancouver. GOWNS, William. Sgt-Evarts. Atta. KUNTZ, William Joseph.

PO Waterloo. Ont; MACHUM. Donald Blair. Fit. Halifax.

McCUIGAN, William Henry, Sgt, Hythe. Alta. WHITE, Ian Rene Gordon, FO, Los Angeles, Calif, U.S.A. MISSING AFTER AIR OPERATIONS. LAWSON.

Orval Percy, WO Orillla. Ont SMITH. Robert Harry, FO, Olney, IllinoU. V.SJL. PREVIOUSLY MISSING.

NOW PRISONER OF WAR OF GERMANY. McDONAGH. John fiorman Albert. Fit. Hamilton.

MOONEY, Hugh Richard. Fit. Sgt, Vancouver. PREVIOUSLY PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMANY NOW PRESUMED TO HAVE DIED IN CAPTIVITY. BIRKLAND, Henry, Fit.

Lt, Calgary. KIDDER. Gordon Arthur, Fit. Lt, St. Catharines.

LANGrORD. Patrick Wilson. Fit. Field. B.C.

McGILL. George Edward. Fit. Lt, Toronto. WILEY.

Ceorge William. Fit. Lt, Windsor. WERNHAM. 'James Chry stall.

Fit Lt, Winnipeg. PREVIOUSLY MISSING. PRESUMED DEAD. ANTIFAEV. Michael.

Fit. Sgt, 1 The number of hot air furnaces at close of business on June 30, 1044," A list of the names and addresses of his suppliers showing separately with respect to each (i) total deliveries received In 104S and (ii) total deliveries received during the first six months of 1044. (For the purposes of this Order, Retailers include plumbers, tinsmiths, and heating contractors who buy for resale). REGULAR REPORTS of on hand and deliveries must be made monthly by Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers, on or before the 20th of the following month, starting August 20th, APPLICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATES OF ESSENTIALITY for tht purchase of hot air furnaces will be available after July 1st at Regional and Local Offices of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Applications must be completed by the person who owns the building in which the furnace is to be installed.

Certificate will be granted in accordance with available supplies in each area, and only in cases of essential need. No retailer may accept an order unless a Certificate of Essentiality has been 'v 1 j. RABAN. William Edward." WO East Kildonan. Man.

SHEEHAN. Francis. Fit. Sgt, Vancouver. SHORE.

Wilfred Raymond Russ. Ft. Vancouver. SLEGG, Albert Edward. Fit.

Srt, St. CUIr Slegg (father). 27 Foster ft, Perth. SMITH. Glen Frank.

Ttt. SgL. Sherman. Texas, TAYLOR. Garth Shearly.rFlt- Sgt, Montreal.

SERIOUSLY ILL. KELLY. Eric Dean. FO, Peterborough. IT'S CREAMIER FOR FINER FLAVOURED add a pinch of Windsor Table Salt before brewing.

SALT (fcl- June HAND: to the neareit office HDIEILIIVIEllY FMMIE commencing Wholesalers Retailers WHOLESALERS and JOBBERS: Each wholesaler or jobber dealing in hot air furnaces must report to the Administrator not later than July 10th, 1944, the following information: (a) A list of the names and addresses of the customers to whom he made deliveries during; the year 1943, and tha number of hot air furnaces delivered to each customer (i) in the aforesaid year 1043, and (ii) during the first six months of 1044. (b) Each wholesaler or jobber who sells any hot air furnace or furnaces to a user (i.e, to building contractors or other users of hot air furnaces as opposed to retailers or others who buy for resale) must place a distinguishing mark against the name of each such customer on the list referred to in paragraph (a) ibore to indicate that they are users and not retailers. (c) His total stocks of hot air furnaces on hand as of Jana 30, 1044. (d) A list of the names and addresses of his suppliers, showing separately with respect to each, tola! deliveries received in 1043, and total deliveries received during the first six months of 1044. Complete information and instructions arc being sent direct to all sections of the trade.

If not received by Jifno 30th, applications should be made at the nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board office. ADMINISTRATOR OF PIUMBING. AND HEATING 86 ADELAIDE ST. TORONTO -V.