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

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1M. Prowler Whistling; Funeral; Dirge Haunts Britfe-to-Be, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20 i WV-A terror-stricken 18-yesr-i old bride-to-be is under notice protection because a-skulking iiiht prowler whistling a fu-'fltfauia louOIOr nets! dirtfe has threeteneo' her VllQlVCI JCTYCICI Wolfson Dies dow sayi the will wed, even if she has to have a policeman es cjort her down the aisle. Jacquelyn and her mother, Mrs. Clifford came here from their Paradis.

home after many sleepless nights during which the prowler whistled his mournful funeral march beneath the- girl's window. Ja'cquelyn, engaged to marry State Trooper -Herbert Belsom, October 1, told reporters this -story: Last February the mystery man began skulking around her HIV II1J I home at night, whistling tunes and wolf calls. Police were call- ed but the whistler, aiwaysj Cleveland Barons Sign of Black Hawks -worker in an oil field, was away from home, someone broke in but always eluded police. When Jacquelyn's engagement was announced August 1 the whistled tunes changed to a funeral march. Then came telephoned threats.

"Your daughter will never marry the caller told Mrs. Cadow one night. 'I'm going to klU her, and if I don't get i get -your mue ooy, Mickey." Mickey is Jscquclyn's five-year-old brother Monday night when Jscquerj lyn had Bed to the home of relatives here in an effort to escape hearing (be funeral march, tne whistler called and aald, "tell Jackie I know she's, hiding, if I don't get her I'll get the A short time later the shriilyv whistled funeral march was heard at the home where Jacquelyn was staying. Police guarding the front of the house lushed to the rear Out the whisfler had vanished. Herbert A.

Campbell Dies Suddenly Herbert A. Campbell, S3, of Fern bank Road, Woodroffe, died suddenly In a local hospital today. Born In Dublin, Ireland, Mr. Campbell came to Canada In 1012. He was on the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Western Canada before coming to Ottawa 10 years ago.

At the time" of his death he was employed byv the Government Travel Bureau. He attended St Martin's Anglican Church. During World War 1 he served overseas with the First Canadian Machine Gun Division, 50th Battalion. 'Mr. Campbell Is survived by his wife, the former Joan Finis yson; one Denis, at home; and one brother, Norman V.

Campbell, of Winnipeg. Rev. C. G. F.

Stone, will conduct the service Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Tubman's funeral home. Interment will be In Plnecrest Cemetery. Avro Company Seeks" 5,000 More Workers TORONTO, Sept 10. BUP) The Avro Canada Company ought 9,000 more workers today to help It 811 an RCAF contract for Jet fighters. The company now employs workers, but officials said the additional help was required to insure quick delivery of the CF-100 '-Canuck" fighters to the air force.

The RCAF recently doubled its original order as part of the government stepped up preparedness program. JEWISH THE FARM WILL BE In to 17 London Votes To Buy Tram System LONDON. Sept. SO. London ratepayer Tuesday voted to purchase their present transit system (or 1.000 .000.

David Wolfson, a-Jeweler In Ottawa for 30' years, died Tuesday In hospital. He was S3. native of Russia he come to' Canada In 1910. He lived at 1 11 Clarence street Surviving are his the former Molly Schwab; three sons, Samuel, Simon, Ottawa; Hyman, Toronto. --Funeral service and burial in the Jewish cemetery on the Met i a wm yes- STRATFORD, Sept.

20. P) Cleveland Barons of the American- Hockey League announced today they have signed defenceman Jack Jackson, obtained from Chicago Black Hawks of the 'National League. was obtained in a deal which sent Gordie Knutson, formerly of Montreal, to Cb.icj.go. -QUAKES RECORDED. rr NEW; YORK.

Sept. 20. Two earthquakes of moderate intensity about 9,200 miles away and -probably in the South Pacific were recorded by -the Ford ham University, seismo-graph yesterday. New Schedule of With Higher CS WASHINGTON, Sept 20. (Special) Civil Service salaries Washington have increased since the Civil Service Commission effected a new general schedule of positions.

The lowest salary paid for Junior clerical position is $2,200 whUe the top is $14,000 for department heads. A cost-of-living bonus was added to the pay scale so that first-class 'stenographers make from $2,400 to $2,800 a year. Today there are IS general schedules covering all classifications of the public service in Washington excepting the char, trades and protective service which start at $1,310 and run $4,000 annually. The general schedule follows: 1 $2,200 1 4 $2,875 5 $3,100 $3,430 743,823 $4,600 11 400 13 $6,400 13 $7,600 14 $8,800 13 $10,000 16 $11,200 $12,200 $14,000. Y-l I 1.

be seen by a comparison of the old rates which had been In effect up to last April. Clerical administrative ana fiscal service by grade were: 1 to 4 to 7 to 10 to to Hi KENNETH FALOON, Feet Specialist wishes to announce the open-. Ing of bis office for the practice of general chiropody and foot orthopedics for children and adults 'at Suite 308 Medico-Dental Building, (50 Metcalfe St He completed a 4-year academic course at the' Illinois College of Chiropody in Chicago and has 3 years clinical experience in the Foot Clinics -of Chics go. For appointments phone Wins $1,210 From King Excitement Kills Him CANNES. France.

Sept. 20. British textile manufacturer Myers Hyman, S3, died early today a few minutes after winning 400,000 francs ($1,210) from King; Farouk of Egypt at cards. A doctor attributed the death to heart failure, presumably "caused by Positions Pay in U.S. $2,086 to 2 $2,284 3 $2,498 to $2,724 to 3 $2,974 6 $3,351 to $3,727 to 8 $4,103 9 $4,797 to $4,833 to 11 $3,232 12 $6,233 to 13 $7,432 to 14 $8,309 13 $10,303 to 16 more than $10,330.

Nine classifications for the professional and scientific service have been absorbed into the new schedules. The nine classifications were: PI $2,974 to P2 $3,727 to P3 $4,479 to P4 $3,232 to PS $6,233 to $7,192: PS $7,432 to P7 $8,509 to P8 $10,303 to P9--more than $10,330. The crafts, protective and custodial service rates In Washington today are: 1, $1,510 to 2, $2,120 to 3, $2,232 to 4, $2,450 to 8. $2,674 to 6. $2,900 to 7.

$3,123 to. $3,400 to 9. $3,773 to 10. $4,138 to $4,900. 'The old rates for the crafts, protective and custodial service were: 1.

$1,410 to 2, $2,020 to 3. $2,132.. to 4. $2,350 to 9, $2,573 to 6, $2,799 to 7. $3,024 to 8.

$3,223 to $3,978: 9, to $4J03i 10. $3,727 to $4,479. AT NEPEAN THE LANGFORD'S FINE 111 BANK ST DIAMONDS INOBSERVANCE OF DAY OF ATOIIEHEHT FREIMAN STORE AND HOME CENTRE (McCOY SERVICE Lisitcd) CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 A' THE OTTAWA JOURNAL Canadian Envoy Predicts End Of Korea War Shortly WASHINGTON," Sept 20. CP) a a I a Ambassador Hume Wrong Tuesday) predicted the Korean war will end shortly. and he expressed hope the United Nations will organize a standing police force to end promptly any future "aggression by The Ambassador addressed a luncheon of the American and Canadian Bar Associations which are1 holding a joint meeting for the first time in many years.

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