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

Mrs. Charles Hulse Prominent Club Worker Dies Mrs: Hulse, wife of Charles H. Hulse, president of Hulse and Playiair, Limited, and prominently Identified for many years with women's activities in Ottawa, died on Saturday, at her' residence. 31S McLeod street, after a lengthy illness. She was 48.

A native of Orangeville, Mrs. Hulse naJ resided in Ottawa for 20 years." The former Lillian May Harkness, she was a daughter of the late Andrew -Harkness and his wife Mat Wilcox, was educated at Orangeville and was married there in 1919, to Mr. Hulse. Mrs. Hulse was an active member of the Ottawa branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society, the Ottawa community cnest, and the Chelsea Club.

'For some years she also served as secretary of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the 100 Club. She attended St Luke's Anglican church. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters. Miss Phyllis Hulse, on the staff of the Board of Education, London, Ont. and Miss Helen Hulse, student at the University of Toronto, and ona cousin Norman S.

Robertson, Toronto. The funeral will be on Tuesday afternoon at two" o'clock in the chapel of Hulse and Play-fair, Limited, with Major the Rev. Serson Clarke, rector of St. Luke's Anglican church, officiating, assisted by Rev. Northcote Burke, rector of St.

John's Anglican church. Interment will be in Beech-wood cemetery. UX8. LOUISE CAMPBELL. Word was received on Saturday of the death in Spokane, wash-, on March 17, ox Mrs.

Louise Campbell, a former resident of Ottawa. She was in her llih year. Mrs. Campbell was born In Kewington, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Wal-droff, and was educated there. She. had resided in Ottawa for a number of years prior to her marriage to Colin Campbell, who died some years ago. She Is survived by two sons, Cordon and Colin in Spokane; four brothers, John and Milton Waldroff, of Ottawa; Alvln, of Oiinrfnn Ont and James, of Cohocton, N.Y.; three sisters, Mrs. E.

MacDonald of Cornwall: Mrs. J. Denesha, Gou-verneur, N.Y., and Mrs. M. Arthur of London England.

The funeral was held at Spokane, With interment in Riverside Park cemetery. KILLED IS COLLISION. MOUNT BRYDGES, Ont, March 25. Forrest D. Gordon, 48, of Mount Brydges, was killed and three other persons were injured in a head-on collision between car and a bicycle here tonight LISTEN TO I Morgan MH33 Air Force Casualties The R.CAT.

today Issued Its casualty list of the war. The names of three- Ottawa and three district men appeared. WO. Joseph Paul Nault, whose wife lives at 161 1-2 Champlain avenue, Hull, was reporteft killed on active service. WO.

Roy Frederick Schimmens, whose wife lives at 840 Somerset street, reported missing, was officially presumed dead. Listed as missing were PO. Ross Samuel Stanzel, son of O. M. Stanzel, 388 Chapel street Ot tawa, PO.

Robert John McCallum whose father A. W. McCallum lives at 150 Elgin street, Sgt Adolph Joseph Cybulskie, son of Victor Cybulskie, Wllno, Ont, and Sgt Harold Gallagher, Following is the latest list with homes of next-of-kin: OVERSEAS. KILLED ON ACTIVE 8EEVICE. CALDWELL.

Andrew Glenn. Tit. Reston, Man. GONROSKI. PhlllD Felix.

Tit Set. Brandon, Man. leroux. Adrian Steve, nt. str, St.

Claude. Man. NAULT, Joseph Paul, WO. Mr. J.

P. Nault (wife), 1(1)4 Champlala ave nue, Hull. PRINCE. Henry Nixon. Fit Sft, Hamilton.

SANDERSON, Mardjrth Wesley. Fit NebraaKa. SMITH. Robert Frederick Donald. Edgewood, Rhode laland.

STRAND. William Russell. PO- Hee- pero, Alta. PREVIOUSLY MISSING, NOW REPORTED KILLED ON AVTICB SERVICE. BLAYNEY, Alfred Goodman Wells.

PO- Uttle Semooue. N3. DIED OP INJURIES SUSTAINED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. ASHDOWN, Walter Rosa, TO- Halifax. N.S.

WADE. Donald Allan. Penniac. N3. MISSING AFTER AIR OPERATIONS.

BARLOW, Garnet Mack Bernard. FO, North Bay. BORLAND, Robert Adrian Alexander. Ikhart. Man.

BOSTWICX. Stanley Edward. Fit Washington. U.S.A. CARYL Charles Joseph Anthony.

Halifax. CYBULSKIE, Adolph Joseph, Sft, Victor Cybelskle (father), Wllno, Ont GALLAGHER, Harold. Sft, Mrs. Harold Gallagher (wife), IS Apple street, Brockville. GRANKA.

Bernard. 8ft, Brentford. HARRISON. Stanley Armltag FO, Camlachie, Ont. LAMPHEAR.

Norman Robert Fit Sft, Seattle. Wash- USA. MacDONALD. Lone Albert. FO, Owen Sound.

MAGRATH. Douglas Arthur. FO, Roseland. Ont. MAYER, Herbert Lee Gliborne.

Sft-Victoria. B.C. McCALLUM, Robert John, PO, A. W. McCaUnm (father), IIS Elf la street, Ottawa.

McELHONZ. John Joseph. FO, Detroit, Mich. McLARTY. -Gordon Andrew.

Sft, Sault Ste. Marie. meoynski. Lome. Toronto.

MILLS. Clement Robert Fit Lt, Shelburne, N.S. MORRISON. Andrew Lawrie, 8ft, Toronto. RAIN FORD, Klth Wlllard, FO, Vancouver.

ROBERTSON. Gordon Edwin. Fit Islington, Ont. uiiii awf jrm ROY, Vernon Shilllnfton. FO, Napanee, ont.

SCORAH. Alden Norman. Fit. Sft, Vancouver. SERNE.

John James. Fit Re- fina. STANZEL. Ross Samuel. FO, O.

SUmtl (father), 3S Chapel street, OtUwa. STRINGER. Richard James, Fit Toronto. THOMPSON. Jack Harvey, Sjcjdn.

New WestmlnsUr. B.C. THOMSON. Robert Denis. FO, Montreal.

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mm MtlfTftia TUH'Ull fMVEll House Coffee i A PreeW of General MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE TIME With Frank Thursday, TM CKCO and Dwala mi Network. THORNX. Robert Aubrey. FO- Fort Saskatchewan, Alta. WILLIAMS.

Albln Robert Fit. Sft-. Prince Albert Sask. WILSON. John Howard.

Fit North Bay. PREVIOUSLY MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE, NOW REPORTED SAFE AT ODESSA, RUSSIA. ANDERSON. Philip James. To ronto.

PREVIOUSLY MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE, NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD. BAXTER. John Rosa. Fit Sft, Lad- ner, B.C. land, rraneu Henry, ru, ion William.

LAWRIE. Robert John. WO, Wln- -nlpof. RXAUMZ, Robert Francis Charles. Fit.

8ft, Windsor. Ont. ROSELAND. Arnold Walter. Fit Lt.

Toronto. SCHIMMENS, Key Frederick, wo, Mrs. F. Schimmens (wife), Somerset street west, Ottawa. SCHULTZ.

Arthur Bennett FO- Pletou. N.S. TARRPLXY. Leslie Alfred. PO, Wlllowdale, Ont WEST.

'John Edward. FO, Hopewell, NJ. SERIOUSLY ILL. WASYLYSHYN. Peter.

FO- CarveL Alta. BENJAMTN HUDSON. A well-known retired farmer. Benjamin Hudson, formerly of Wyman, died on Sunday in hospital In his 91st year. He had lived In the PonUac district until a short time ago when he came to Ottawa to reside with his daugh ter, Mrs.

Frances Presley, 1 Flora street His wife died some years ago. Mr. Hudson is survived by one son, William, of Wyman; two daughters, Mrs. Frances Presley, of Ottawa, and Mrs. Margaret Nelso, of Zim, Minnesota.

Fifteen grandchildren and 15 great-grand children also survive. The funeral will be held on Wednesday at 11 a-m. with service in the chapel at Hulse and Play- fair, Limited. The 'cortege will then proceed to Wyman Baptist Church for a service there at 2 pjn. Interment will take place In Norway Bay cemetery.

(0 mm 1 V' Swi PTE. MARQUIS (MAC) T. O. MURPHY, of Ottawa, has been wounded In action for the' second time since D-Day. TORONTO, March 25.

WiUiam Thomas Smith, 68, died today from Injuries, received when struck by a street car. Pfe. Mac Murphy Again Wounded Our Repair Department Now Geared for Pte. Marquis (Mac) T. G.

Murphy has been wounded for, the second time since D-Day ion the western front, according to word received in the city recently. Previous to enlisting in the C. A.S.C. in July, 1940, Pte. Murphy resided with his aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. LInehan, and his sister, Mrs. David (Helen) Henderson, at 2 Oak street, Ottawa.

I Pte. Murphy, was stationed for some time in Newfoundland, and later at several points in Canala. Desirous of seeing action he re-mustered to the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry Unit. Ptet Murphy is a member of Erskine Presbyterian Church, Ottawa. SIR WILLIAM NAPIER SHAW.

LONDON, March 25. Sir William Napier Shaw, 91, one of Britain's leading meteorologists, died Friday. QUICK WATCH AND CLOCK REPAiR SERVICE SSli Only expert watch i makers employed all i work guaranteed maximum delay 10 days. HORWIT Your JewelUr Since 1894 lo 177 BANK ST. Naval Casualties The Royal Canadian Navy today issued its 339th casualty list of the war, listing six men previously reported missing and now presumed dead.

No Ottawa or district names Following is the latcs list with homes of next-of-kin: PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING AND NOW PRESUMED DEAD TO DATE DECEMBER 2. 1S44. BREWER. Aldon Roderick. Ordinary Seaman, Vancouver, B.C.

CYR. Thomas Simon. Ordinary Seaman. Minnow Lake, Ont. LYONS, Francis Eugene Thomas, Ordlnar Seaman, Montreal.

MAUGHAN, Edward James. Leading: Seaman. Winnipeg, Man. PETERKIN. James George Gordon, Able Seaman, Leaside, Ont.

SZUSZWAL. Nick. Ordinary Sea-man, Regina, Sask. COL. C.

McCORMACK DEAD. TORONTO, March 25. Col. Carson McCormack, O.B.E., bond dealer and veteran of the First Great War, died Saturday. woman, may tie belongs is "A grand strategy is being worked out inside Germany right now," says Curt Riess.

"German women, children, war cripples, will be used to win sympathy of our soldiers, so that no member of the army of occupation will' return Home anti-Nazi." A timely wcaiiing by a noted authority. April 1 Maclean's. DEUAflE THE STOCK flAGKETEEE) Dy RONALD A. McEACHERN Editor of Tfit Financial Post The biggest mass fraud in Canadian history is now being perpetrated on the Canadian people. Stock racket gangs are pocketing millions of dollars; and they hope to make even a bigger killing when the troops come home with their1 savings, their demobilization pay money you have paid to help reestablish servicemen in civil life.

If the stock racketeer' isn't stopped he is sure to get a lot of it. Here's how the high-pressure boys make millions and how you can avoid being fleeced. ar sj ay nloiVEfYi The man Who Exposed Nazi Spy Methods Now Reveats the Plan to Hoodwink the Forces of Occupation. The Nazis think they have as good a chance of injecting the Allies with the disguised germ of Nazism, as we have of re-educating German people to democracy. Hitler's "Department Ten" feels that a foreigner, influenced by a friendly German be unwilling to believe that the nation to, which bad.

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