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jr. 8 THK OTTAWA JOURNAL, by Dean H. -V i 4 a i Protecting 677.0080 U80.297.M Bonds 5S5.S32.4o NESDAT. MAY 1948. Veterans WelcomeHome Night At Christ Church Cathedral A "Veterans of thfs war are hot a special class and wish no treatment as said Hon.

Major Jehn Weir Foote, VC," addressing members of the congregation of Christ Church Cathedral at a "Welcome Home" supper to servicemen, of the church, held last nihtxln. Lauder Hall. Nearly 200 members were told the ex-servicemen had nothing but gratitude to Canada and its people for the treatment accorded Veterans, and were fully prepared to take up their old tasks and join in the" work for the look for great things from he said, "under the leadership of these young men and woinen. anxious Ito serve Canada as well in peace as they did in Turning ta religionIn war and peace, the speaker told the gathering that became greatly annoyed when bearing people speak of "unhappy di-. Tislons-among the Protestant denomination, and said that no each divisions had been found by him during the war.

He added that neither were there any such divisions overseas between Catholics and Protestants. He described the way in which ministers of the two religions aided each other in their duties, and told of a dying Catholic boy in Germany who desired communion. There being no priest in the camp Major Fosti administered himself. "In all probability I broke a number of rules and he said, "but neither he nor I thought of that, and I am. conf i-dentVthat any priest would have done the same for a dying Protestant." i Major Foote said that during the war he had seen laid the.

foundations of a new and greater understanding of. each other's problems, and he made a plea for national unity. He felt sure that the few problems facing. French and English-speaking Canadians, and Protestant and Catholic could and would be solved. He paid high tribute at this time to French-speaking Canadians overseas who had built up a record of deeds second to none.

Major Foote was introduced by Colonel Evan Gill and was thanked, on behalf of the congregation by' Rev. A. E. Caulfeild of Church of the Ascension. The meeting was presided over a brief address of welcome to the returned men at the conclusion of which the congregation stood in silence, while vie names of the fallen were read Before this, DeanXClark told the meeting he was nappy to announce that Albert JSpencer, 20 Stevenson place, had been listed in error with thefallenNand was present at the supper.

Mr. Spencer was shot down over France, lived with Maquis for some time aiiu nu nam oa missing. Bishop' Jefferson addressed the meeting briefly and gave thanks for the delivery of theXworld from war a year ago andwel-cbmed the' veterans back to their homes and church. He then blessed the assembly. At "the head table Major and Mrs.

Foote, Bishop and Mrs, Jefferson, Dean and Mrs. CoL and Mrs. J. T.xJanson, Col. and Mrs.

Evan Gill, Rev. A. E. Caulfeild, B. Rothwell and Rev.

Llewellyn 'Graham "and Miss B. Graham. DeanClark paidj tribute to the committee composed of Col. Gill, Francis GUI, Gordon Cheney, C. A.

Bint and ftev.x Mr. Graham, for their work in making the arrangements for the supper, and to the ladies of the Woman's Guild for their efforts in the preparation and serving of the meal. Following the meal, the younger members cleared the hall of tables and held a dance. Delate Some Names -Of War Brides The following names have been deleted from the list of English brides due to arrive at Halifax today aboard the Queen Mary: Mrs. Betty Petilgrew, wife of WO I D.

Pettigrew, 116 Carl-ing: Mrs. Betty M. Hanes, wife of FO. A- L. Hanes, 167 Belmont avenue; Christine Moss, wire of SgtA.

Moss, Cornwall; Mrs. Nora' E. Shingler, wife of Pte. VjG. Shingler, Pembroke: Mrs.

OMary W. McGlade wife of LAC A. V. McGlade, Smiths Falls. WILL TRY GUARDS.

YOKOHAMA, May 7. Yoshi-uki (Pegleg) Ikeda and Tadashl Scarf ace Takano, former guards at the Mohi prison camp, will go to trial Friday on charges of atro- Clark, who gave cities against American prisoners. Total Corporate Bond 2,613,138.61 Preferred and Guaranteed Stoeks i i 4JS7.444 Other Stocks 13.056.1S3.00 Mortgage Loan 213,9470 Administrative Office Build ings Premiams in Course of Coll ec- tioa (sot OTer 90 days past due) -V Accrued Interest and Rents Other Assets TV NEW Family Crave Hm- pral Plaa gives roe aae1 yer Hmity invalaable 'protectioa hr A FEW CENTS A WEEK. 2,942,781.19 5,196,978.42 212,621.81 158,013.93 ADMITTED ASSETS MacKay Boys Plan To Enter Track Meet MacKay Street Under! the mentorship of F. Hallt, with Ray Lebarge as assist- ant, a group of from 20 to 27 boys meet each Thursday -evening.

It is a real community group with MacKayl Church facilities at their disposal and games and athletics forming their special interest Newly established, additional leaders are required to organize groups. Mr. Hallt is one of the pioneers in Trail Ranger and Tuxls work, having been asso elated with. Taylor Statten, found of the movement in the early Ray La barge is teacher of a txjys 'class in MacKay unday School. Plans are being made to have a team in the Sunday School boys' track meet this month.

They plan to have some boys at Wood land Camp and to help raise the suggested allocation of SI 00 from MacKay United Church for the new campsite, Chalme William Illman, leader of the Chalmers Youth Bible Fellowship, was recently honored when he was awarded a National Research scholarship which gives him a year in the University of Toronto. Active as a field naturalist, part time leader of Woodland Boys' Camp, and Interested in youth movements he has taken an active part in church and community work since coming to Ottawa two years -ego. Dave Brown, president of the Chalmers Fellowship, and a camper and later leader at Woodland Boys' Camphas advised the session of Chalmers Church that he is offering as a candidate for the ministry of the Christian1 Church. He is one of a growing group of boys who received teir' impetus to give their full time py Christian service through their experience at Woodland Camp andvthe Ontario Older Boys' Parliament Chalmers has an objective of $5oO for the new boys' camp site. St James.

The St. James" United Church representatives have accepted the $300 allocation of the Ottawa Boys' AVprk Board In connection withthe! establishment of a new I i-nmnlt -for hnva at I.iikWIH in 4 Uhe Ottawa river. At a supper meeting in the YMCA, Dr. P. O.

Ripley, Jn accepting the. allocation, challenged Dominion and Soutbminster to be first to raise the $300 land exceed that amount C. E. Campbell represented Dominion Church, and Willard Blair, thousands Of Ganadians-uhen aooniej? -Accident on Sickness ploy no fcrrtfrlrts. Safeguard rour savings ha Continental way.

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rt T- DIMINUTIVE MOTORCYCLE Miniature motorcyclist rides his miniature 'motorcycle, with sidecar, in Amsterdam. Netherlands, the entire equipage held on leash by his father who pedals alone behind. The tiny "pony-power" outfit was made "by the boy's father- in 10 days. The leash Js mandatory, because the law1 forbids any person under the age of 17 from operating a power driven vehicle unless controlled by an adult. The boy is six years -Old.

superintendent of the Southmin-ster intermediate department of the Sunday School, represented that ghurch. BIRKENHEAD. Enelan 6 (CP)-r- Eiahteen merchant ships are ojn order at Cammell LaircTs Birkeii 13 War Brides Due On He de France Thirteen English brides' of, Ottawa and! district servicemen are scheduled! to arrive in Halifax aboard the lie de France, due to dock May 13. 1 Brides whose future homes! will be In Ottawa aret Mrs. earl Alt-man, wife; of Pte.

H.s Altman, 3Q0 Murray; Mrs. Mary Garvey. wife of Pte. G. 87 Eccles; Mrs.

Joan P. Hamel, wife of Pte. A. Hamel, 218 Cumberland, Apt. Mrs.

Margaret I Mac Atee, wife Of Pte. J. W. 47 Havelock.1 Aileenj M. R.

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Phylfis Lalonde, wife of. Pte. C. Lalonde, Cornwall; L. Leadbetter, wife of Gnrj J.

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