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12 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL, in Ottawa Get Civil Service Bonuses Con Mb tied from Page One. Tfir. Coulter drew and Mr. Holman received one cent an hour. Here are another 2,000 names from the bonus list: 400 to $500 Bonuses.

Those receiving "War Duties Supplements" of between $400 and $500 annually, were: Agriculture: J. A. L. Gonne- ville, $480: J. N.

E. Mignault, $420; G. A. Elliott. $42Q; R.

W. Neely, $420; J. Blackburn, $420; H. A. Derby, $420; G.

E. Miller, $480; F. F. Baird. $480; R.

L. Lay ton, $480; D. A. McKinnon, $480; J. F.

Hagerty, $480; C. M. Mac Millan, $480; L. H. MacMlllan, $460; F.

J. Perry, $420; C. E. Dionne. $480; P.

C. Stobbie, $420; M. MacArthur, $480; W. Ferguson. $420; W.

R. Phillips, J. M. Armstrong. $480; W.

Kalb-flelsh, $480; G. N. Denike, $490. Auditor General: G. O.

Fortune, $480; A. D. J. Powers, $480. Chief Electoral Officer: A.

M. Holt, $420. Civil Service Commission: N. R. Boutin, $480; C.

G. Bruce, $480; B. Fergusson, $480; M. Guthrie, $180; S. D.

Hemsley, $420; C. R. Medland, $480; H.V. Orr, $480; W. E.

Perry, $480; K. R. J. Scobie, $480; J. Rutledge, $480.

of Treasury: L. N. Hill, $480; J. R. L.

Beaudoin. $480; Miss M. I. L. Deschamps, $420; B.

C. Donnelly, $480; W. T. Kew, $480; W. B.

Olmsted, $480; C. S. Rath, $420; Miss R. J. Thivierge, $480; B.

Downs, $480; Miss M. G. Mahoney, $420; Miss B. L. Merrill, $420; H.

G. Charlton, $480; A. Lewthwaite, $420; G. F. Worden, $480; W.

A. Buchanan, $420; D. S. Drew, $420; A. Waterman, $420; J.

P. $420; E. Long, $420; C. A. Pratt, $480; G.

L. Ttf-bln, $420; J. A. Blagdon, $420; C. P.

Kane, $480; C. E. Cuthbert, $420; A. L. Boswell, $420; C.J.

Wright, $420; E. Barnhill, E. Arthurs, $420; L. S. Yerr, $420; C.

P. Matheson', $420; W. L. Darling, $480; G. R.

FrizelL $420; A. Gray, $480; Miss M. T. McDonald, A. G.

Woolsey, $480; F. W. Coulter, $480; E. W. Bingham, $420; A.

B. Buchanan, $480; W. Cashion, $480. External Affairs: J. A.

Chap-, delaine, $400; J. A. Gibson, $400; D. $480; Miss K. B.

Bingay, $480; J. J. Deutsch, $400; J. Holmes, $480; L. Malania, $480; M.

Bridge, $420; M. B. Meagher, $420; G. Shields, $420. Finance: E.

J. Klrby, $420; R. R. Beriault, $420; G. L.

Gullock, $480; W. K. Johnston, J. P. Moses, $420; E.

Ashfleld, $420; R. G. Card, $420; G. McGou-gan, $480; J. C.

Leslie, $471. Government House: Miss E. M. Stothers, $480; Miss P. S.

Burt, $480. Insurance: K. R. MacGregor, $420. Justice: E.

Timlin, $450. Labor: T. Cantrill, $420; R. W. Crumb, $420; J.

H. Curry, $480; H. A. L. Mainwaring, $420; C.

J. Sly, $420; H. Wilson, $420; G. W. Caine, $480; William Carnell, $480; B.

T. FarrelL $480; K. Foster, $480; G. B. Goodall, $480; P.

G. Jones, $480; M. E. McCor-mick, $480; R. Marion, $480; L.

C. Morrison, $420; F. Nason, $480; R. C. Panser, $480; G.

J. Primeau, $480; R. J. Robson, $420; O. J.

Shaw, $480; E. W. Thomas, $420; H. J. Thompson, $460; S.

Tro-bridge, $480; W. R. Turton, $480; R. Walsh, $480; S. C.

Wright, $480. Mines and Resources: L. H. Cole, $480; C. S.

Parson, $420; J. D. B. Harrison, $420; J. H.

Belec, $420; J. F. Fredete, $420; J. N. R.

Iredale, 480. Monitions and Supply: J. A. Mossop. F.

X. Power, $420; T. W. Ridley, $480; H. J.

Cornell, $480; J. C. Bilodeau. $480 L. P.

G. Lamontagne, $480. National Defence (Army): Miss E. Kincaid, $480; T. G.

B. Rankin, $480; Miss M. Lanthier, $420; H. R. Dl Harris, $420; Miss M.

R. Kennedy. $420; H. E. Perrin, $420; G.

Ouimet $420; A. L. Trem-blay, $420; Rading. $420; Miss M. E.

Smith, $420; T. R. Gordon. $420; E. Noel, $480; Miss A.

J. Williams, $420; J. E. Dudley, $420; Miss M. M.

Good, $420; Miss E. V. Caldwell, $480; Miss M. C. Connolly, $420.

-National Defence (Air): R. Cornblat, $480; W. J. Smiley, $420; G. E.

Logan, $480; R. J. Tupper, $420; E. K. Kingsbury, $480; E.

F. Scott, $420; Arthur Clare, $480. National Defence (Navy) I. M. Bennet, $480; A.

V. Browne, $480; H. M. Fairbairn, $420; R. P.

Field, $420; E. T. Groves, $420; W. D. Sawlor, W.

T. Peckham, $420. Health and Welfare R. H. El-atrom, $480; William Ward, C.

R. Ross, $480; W. R. Crandall, $480; G. C.

Graham, $480; H. B. Kldd, National Revenue G. B. Ur-quhart, $420; C.

E. Gunby, $420; E. McNally, $420; F. C. Miller.

$420; K. Fellowes, $420; C. B. Cullinan, $480; G. C.

Henderson, $420; D. K. Nolan, $480; E. M. Dawson, $420; J.

R. Tolmie, $480; P. T. R. Pugsley, $420; J.

S. Forsyth. $480; W. I. Linton.

$480; J. E. Main, $480; W. J. V.

Slater, $420; M. Thompson, $400; R. Swift, $420; W. M. MacKinnon, $480; G.

L. Knapp, $420; E. L. Thompson, $420; W. Wheeler, $420; E.

G.Browell, $420; D. J. Costello, $420; W. Cotter, $420; F. R.

Edwards, $420; A. Rutter, $420; F. E. Ashworth, $240; M. D.

Bell, $420; A. D. Currie. $420; E. C.

Davidson; $420; J. Kendall, $400; J. E. McNally, $480; J.R. Lawrence, $420.

War Services O. L. Ladner, $420; J. A. McConaghy, $420.

Post Office H. Beaulieu, $480; G. M. WJUllans, $480; R. Hill.

$480; O. Leger. $420; J. H. Noon-an $420; A.

H. B. Potts, $480: G. A. Boyle, $480; M.

L. Bour-geault, $420; J. F. Carrie re, $420; R. H.

McNabb, $480; J. J. Kln-sella, $480; G. J. A.

H. Legare. $480; W. F. Fowler, $480; J.

G. R. Dupras, $480; A. Taylor, $480; D. R.

Perry, T. J. Reilly, $480; H. G. NeaL $480.

Public Works G. H. Thurber, $4204 p. S. Cox, $480; C.

F. Daw MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1045 son, $480; A. Drolet, $480; Miss $405. Reconstruction R.

Biggar, $480, H. W. Heath, $420; L.Marion, $420; C. Y. Hopkins, $480; J.

Tyson, $420; C. M. Barber, $480; A. H. Chadderton, $420; F.

Clau- son, $420; J. Clement, $480; J. Cody, $420; D. C. MacKiddie, $420; S.

W. B. Renouf, $420; W. C. May, $420; B.

J. Ballard, $440; T. D. Northwood, $480; D. S.

Smith, $480; A. A. Barks, $420; G. O. West, $420? W.

J. Flood, $420. Trade and Commerce: E. Anderson, $420; E. G.

Bjarnason, $480, E. B. Bunting. $420; C. M.

Croft, $420; J. P. Flood, $420; J. R. H.

Fortln. $480; C. J. Garrard, $420; M. Gaudreau, $420; M.

Gillies, $480; G. T. Killeen, $420; Thomas R. Kinsella, $420; J. O.

R. Labelle. $420; R. Lafleur, $480; J. O.

O. Lemieux; $420; O. A Lemieux, $480; A. H. $480; C.

M. MacLean, $420; T. G. Major, $480; George D. 'Mallory, $480; H.

McLeod, $480; G. G. Mc-Leod, $420; John Melville, $480; J. H. G.

$420; E. Fern Powell, $420; T. W. Ridley, $480; E. L.

Smith, $480; W. Thompson, $480; F. Waddell, $480; F. Wakerell, $420; A. J.

Whitlock, $420; A. G. Wood, $420. Transport: J. A.

C. Furness, $480; E. B. Hayman, $480; R. T.

McLewin, $420; Miss M. M. 'Par tis, $420; W. J. Bowerman, $400; J.

F. Doherty, $480; A. L. Gray, $420; W. C.

Hopkins, $480; V. McOrmond, $420; J. S. Mundayi $480; W. J.

Moore, $420; W. L. Nelson, $420; B. I. Phillips, $480; E.

W. Robertson, $420; T. G. Slinn, $420; J. C.

Stephen, $420; L. W. Stephenson, $420; C. Thomas, $420; A. G.

Condie, $480; J. Hennessey, $420; W. E- Mlddleton, $480; E. A. Anderson, $480; W.

R. Smith, $480; A. D. McLean, $480; R. H.

Pennock, $420; J. P. Wilson, $480; J. E. Archer, $420; R.

C. Bell, $420; A. E. Bemlster, $420; R. W.

Bishop, $480; A. L. Black-berg, $420; F. W. Bone, $420; N.

C. Boyles, $480; E. G. Clarke, $420; S. R.

Cuthbert $420; J. R. Davidson, $420; A. S. Farquhar, $480; J.

D. Clifford, $420; H. A. J. Hammersley, $420; L.

K. Hawkins, $420; L. W. Hicks; $480; I. F.

Hilts. $420; G. E. Howes, $420; H. G.

Bughson, $420; E. Huntley, $480; R. A. Joberty, $420; J. L.

Kennedy, $420i, J. Knutsen, $420; W. S. Dawson, 480; R. S.

B. Lil- Uco. $420; A. Marquis, $420; O. W.

Martvn. $420! B. A' Matthpwson. $420; H. C.

McCaully, $420; D. J. McEachern, $420; D. A. Mclntyre, $420; H.

T. Miard, $480; L. Mill- idge. $480; H. W.

Nunn, $420; H. W. Patterson. $420; W. B.

Steers; $480; G. Taylor. $420; W. R. C.

Warren, $420; J. Wilson, $420; P. G. Gagnon, $480; B. J.

Kaine, M. O'Hara; $420; W. A. Whifmarsh, $480; H. T.

Fortune. $420; tG. O. Skuce. $480; J.

A. St. Laurent, $420; J. McAroy, $450; E. Taylor, $450; W.

Kyle, $450. Veterans' Affairs: Mrs. D. G. Lennox, $420; W.

C. N. Marriott, $420; M. A. $42A; J.

H. Hogan, $420; Dr. Gordon W. Dr. N.

C. Sully, $420; Dr. I. W. James, $420; Dr.

E. S. Bridges, $420; Dr. K. C.

Butler, olson. $480; G. Willlamsi $420; Dr. L. F.

Lavigne, $420; Miss Jean MacDiarmid, $480; C. A. Bonnlci, $420; T. Fenton, $480; Dr. R.

S. Henderson, $420; C. F. $420; Charles A. Brown, $420; H.

Welton, $420; Dr. J. L. Fetitclerc, $420; Dr. T.

Logan Towers, $420; Norman H. Lang, $480; James Thompson, $480; W. A. LltUe, $480; Theodore Lipsey, $420; S. T.

Muddeman, $420; Archibald, B. Robertson, $480; Charles A Houston, $420; W. A. L. Ault, $420; G.

Derby, $480; Dr. G. A. Minorgan, $420; W. Bentham, $480; F.

Jacks, $480; E. J. Tapp, $420; J. T. McKay, $420; J.

P. Nottingham, $480; E. E. Thomson, $480; C. A.

Good, $480. Prices Board: C. E. Gunby, $420. Those drawing war bonuses of between $300 and $400 were: Agriculture: J.

W. Kennedy, $300; R. W. Painter, $300; H. A.

Senn, $300; H. H. Selwyn, $300; R. T. Skelton, $360; A.

Able, $300; H. M. Anderson, $300; A. Beau-chemin, $300; A. J.

Blbbey, $300; J. E. Blakeman, $300; A. N. W.

Carter, $300; J. Couillard, $300; a. u. uicKey, 5w; m. J.

uupuis, $300; F. E. Fouldj, $300; A). J. Laidlaw, $300; WJ.

W. Lennox, $300; J. W. MacKay, $360; M. Maloney, $300; A.

McMynn, $300; M. J. C. Normand, $300; N. A.

Phillips, $300; W. G. Sallans, $300; f. M. TShafeespeare, $300; J.

H. Larocque, $360; H. A. Mason, $360; R. Howe, $300; W.

E. Browne, $360; L. Lalonde, $300; G. R. Wilson, $360; N.

Henault, $360; K. B. Conger, $360; L. V. Spinney, $360; E.

G. Paige, $300; J. R.Peet, $320; E. Levi, $300; R. Mackay, $300; L.

M. Pink, $300; K. Ross, $300; A. Seguin, $300; J. E.

Shore, $300; M. I. Smith, $300; I. J. Steele, $300; G.

M. Stewart, $300; R. L. Thomas, $300; K. Thomson, $320; B.

Van Norman, $300; W. R. White, $360; L. E. Weigand, $300; L.

Farstad, $360; E. McCooeye, $300; T. H. Martin, $300; N. A.

MacRae, $360; A.W. Piatt, $360; G. W. Hope, $300; J. H.

Boyce, $360; J. H. Crostleyv $300; M. E. Smith, $360.

i Auditor General: A. O. Adam-son, $300; B. J. Bell, $360; W.

H. Casselman, $300; C. Douglas, $330; R. G. Hamlin, $300; King, $360; G.

R. Long, B. A. Millard, $360; R. O'Loane, $360; S.

L. Richard, $360. Information Service: Oscar Ladimer, $360. Civil Service Commission: M. Balmer, $300; D.

Charette, $360; K. G. Ferris, $300; H. H. Field, $380; G.

E. Gauthier; $380; W. M. Hughes, $360; H. T.

Lee, $360; G. J. S. Loynes, $360; G. McCann, $300; R.

A. Smith, $360; E. K. Thomas, $300; R. M.

Walker, $360; P. W. Walters, $360. Comptroller of Treasury: F. Holmes, $360; Miss M.

M. E. Lindsay, $380; Miss S. McCooL $360Miss A. M.

MacDonald. $300; Mrs. M. E. MacKay, $300; W.

Bloom. $300; Mrs. A. M. Cantln, $300; Mrs.

M. Featherstond, $300; Miss B. Landry, $300; Miss M. T. Menard, $300; Miss E.

MttanI, $300; P. C. Rowe, $300; Miss C. E. Smith, $360; Mrs.

G. R. Thomson, $300rMlis M. Benedict, $320; Miss E. D.

Gibson, $300; W. Lodge, $300; Miss J. Richards, $300; R. A. Burdett, $360; H.

W. Cain, $300; P. May, $300; C. H. MacLaren, $360; J.

J. Comerford, $360; Mrs. S. P. Gunn, $360; G.

W. MacKay, $300; R. P. Smith, $360; C. C.

Crawford, $300 G. M. Stanley, $300; Miss M. D. Hall, $320; Miss M.

E. Allan, $300; Mrs. L. Gra-velle, $300; J. L.

P. E. Joubarne, $360; Miss M. H. Lusk, $300; J.

E. H. Pratte, $360; Miss V. M. Brown, $360; Z.

Rheaume, $360; L. Greening, $360; R. C. Botvin, $360; J. xG.

Burke, $300; M. D. Fidler, $360; R. A. Patterson, $300; Miss G.

I. Bartlett, $300; Miss G. A. Gibbons, $300; P. G.

Holland, $300; T. A. Leney, $300; H. Sloan, $300; R. J.

Patton $320; A. Guenette, $300; Miss G. M. Wilson, $320; R. M.

Templeman, $300. 1 External Affairs J. R. M. Walker, $360; M.

M. Or kin, $300; Escott Reid, $380; A. R. Menzies, $360; E. P.

MacAllan, $300; T. M. Jones, $360; M. H. Coleman, $300; A.

Spire, $360; E. Home, $300. Finance M. Jablonskl, $300; H. E.

Roach, $300; M. P. Cross, $300; L. O'Connor. $300; M.

I. Smith, $300; A. F. Besserer, $300; D. A.

Ferguson, $300; G. J. McJanet, H. M. McDonald, $300; R.

Deschamps, $360; A. J. Estebrooks, $300; L. -Cross, $300; A. E.

Loughran, $300; A. L. MacMaster, $300; M. E. Miller, $360; A.

M. Robertson, $300; MI. Willis, $300; E. G. Craigie, $300; E.

Purkiss, $300; G. McCavour, $300; E. Birnie, $300; W. G. Davis, $300; T.

D. Berry, $300; C. K. F. Payette.

$360; M. L. Cromwell, $300; W. H. Delaney, $360; W.

S. Gra ham, $300. Fisheries J. J. Lamb, $300; E.

A. $360; K. J. Soils, $360; E. D.

Fraser, $360; A. J. Fraser, $360. Justice W. K.

-Campbell, $300; J. Erskine, $300; G. H. Hardy, $350. Labor: H.

A. Black, $300; E. G. Blackadar, $300; R. N.

Cathcart, $300; F. M. Deloughery, $300; A. Donnell, $360; J. P.

Francis, $300; R. D. Howland, $360; R. E. McCarthy, $300; C.

R. McCord, $360; C. W. Rump, $360; H. R.

Ruther ford, $360; G. K. Smith, $300; A. J. Stacey, $300; J.

M. Wyatt, $360; R. B. Anderson, $360; W. J.

$360; R. M. J. Bate, $360; E. R.

Beckwith, $360; L. M. Bergevin, $360; Albert Black, $360; B. R. Blanchard, $300; T.

W. Brant, $300; W. E. Brougham, $300; R. L.

Burns, $300; A. Cal-ver, $300; George E. Charron, $360; K. G. Clarke, $300; R.

F. $300; Charles M. Cole, $360; A. B. Collins, $300; G.

S. Collins, $300; T. J. E. Conroy, $300; R.

J. Coy, $360; W. H. L. Barracot, $360; H.

A. Desjardins, $360; E. M. DiUon, $300; G. M.

Downing, $360; J. F. Dwyer, $300; H. R. Ennis, $360; J.

O. L. Fleury, $360; E. H. Fortier, $300; S.

H. Foster, $300; J. D. Freeman, $300; Albert Gagnier, $360; J. Albert.

Gendron, $360; Hilaire Gre-goire, $300; P. L. Grenler, $300; J. N. Guay, $300; R.

H. Hall, $300; J. C. Harris $300; J. M.

Harrison, $360; J. G. P. Heffernan, $300; M. A.

Hynes, $360; J. B. Howey, $360; H. A. W.

Humphries, $300; A. J. Irving, $360; R. L. H.

Johnston, $300; A. Joncas, $300; H. Keetch, $300; J. R. Laframboise.

$360; T. Lambert, $300; J. A. Linegar, $360; Francis J. Lote, $300; M.

H. MacBride, $300; K. Marsh, $360; H. L. Mellis, $360; E.

G. Mo-den, $300; G. Morrissette, $300; E. S. Morley, $300; E.

L. Morris, $360; M. S. O'Gorman, $360; R. W.

Oliver, $300. H. D. E. Ovenden, $300; J.

H. $300; V. C. Phelan. $300; T.

A. Phillips, $300; S. Picard, $360; WiUiam Pitt, $320; Red-verse Pratt, $300; H. H. Reed, $300; J.

P. Ryan, $300; R. V. Sladen, $360; M. C.

Smith, $300; W. J. E. Smyth, $300; Eric Stang-room, $300; E. Tremblay, $300; J.

B. Walker, $300; G. Wayling, $360; F. Welter, $360; J. W.

Weatherall, $360; E. V. Whiting, D. D. Wilson, $360; J.

W. Wilson, $300; G- T. Winter, $360; B. R. Zelinski, $300.

Mines Resources: Dr. G. S. Fernham, $300; Dr. J.

S. Stewart, $300; Dr. A. W. Jolliffe, $300; E.

D. Kinle, $360; J. F. Henderson, $360; J. E.

Armstrong, $360; George Shaw, $360; C. S. Lord, $360; A. F. Buckham, $360; P.

J. Jennings, $300; Miss H. E. Hawkins, $300; E. M.

Manning, $360. Munitions and Supply: T. L. Costello, $300; Miss S. Foley, $300; Miss L.

V. Kilmury, $300; Miss V. V. Mallory, $300; W. E.

Nlchol, $300; H. V. Rowsome, $300; E. H. Walt, $300.

Defence (Army): Mrs. E. Hodgson, Miss I. M. O'Neil, $300; C.

C. Wheeler, Miss B. M. Graham, $320; P. A.

de Champion, C. H. Brown-bridge, $300; Mrs. A. P.

Curling, $300; F. A. Pearce, $360; H. W. Heath, $360; Miss M.

G. St. Ger-maine, $310; J. L. Crawford, $360; W.

Davidson, $360; Miss B. Gosslln, $360; Miss A. M. Mar-cotte, $300; Miss Paradis, $300; Miss C. E.

Healey, $300; J. J. Lockett, $360; R. Weaving, $348; A. Elliott, $300; S.

E. Judge, $300; H. FretweU, $300; F. L. S.

Withers, $300. Defence (Air): M. K. Caro-mody, $300; D. Wynne, $300; M.

C. Hoey, $300; E. Marchand, $300; M. M. Robb, $360.

Defence (Navy)s H. T. Att-field, $300; W. p. Beswick, $300; S.

H. Case, $360; E. C. Cornblatt, $300; W. McLaurin, 1 $310; S.

L. McNeill, $300; C. J. Gillissy, $300; G. Goodman, G.

E. L. Province, $360; E. M. Shepperd, $300.

Health and Welfare: A. I. Davidson, $300; Miss C. M. Carroll, $310; R.

K. Paquegnat, $360. Revenue: D. F. Murray, $300; G.

N. Bunker, $360; W. J. Mc-Mahon, $300; C. A.

Collins, $300; C. L. Andrews, $300; W. J. Tobin.

$300; D. H. Wilson, $300; R. B. Horton, $300; L.

H. Goodwin, $300; A. E. Landry, $300; A. R.

M. Metzler, $300; D. C. Mclnerny, $300; A. L.

Hoyt, $300; J. H. Dick, $300; P. Gangnon, $300; P. M.

Fournier, $300; A. Lane, $300; J. S. de Billy, $300; M. R.

Murphy, $300; M. H. Dube. $300; W. J.

Hampton, $360; L. A. Lee, $300; Mitchell, $300; J. M. Bolger, $300; R.

M. Clarke, $360; G. R. Cranston, $360; P. V.

Davis, $300; J. R. Deasy, $300; A. W. Barney, $300; C.

A. Stocks, $300; F. M. Court- RIDING IN ONE OF THE POLICE CARS that followefl David Huard, jail-breaking fugitive who later was shot at Carleton Place' Saturday night, were the two Ottawa police officers shown above. They are, left.

Detective Albert Leblanc, and Constable Jim Moffatt. The two officers followed the fleeing car from Ottawa to Carsonby, Richmond and back into Westboro, before they left the trail in order to notify headquarters of their chase. See alsb page 13. ney, $300; B. S.

Abrams, $300; A. G. Fadden, $300; J. H. McLeod, $300; A.

Carmichael, $300; A. Yardley, $300. Revenue J. L. Robillard, $300; J.

Rawllngs, $360; G. J. Watson, $360; J. K. Whjttaker, $300; P.

Gagnon, $300; P. M. vine, $380; E. Duncan, $360; M. M.

McCormick, $300; B. R. Hed-derwick, $300; M. L. Quigg.

$300; M. I. Trafford, $300; E. E. C.

Straby, $300; H. W. Currie, $310; W. B. Kelley, $340; J.

L. Brown, $300; A. J. Renaud, $310; Y. Belanger.

$300; W. F. Peaker, $360; L. M. A.

Carroll, $300; P. A. Raymond, $300; M. C. Liston, $300; T.

W. Bullock, $300; W. G. Johnstone, $360; G. T.

Binns. $300; M. F. Heneberry, $360F. E.

Ellis, $360; R. J. Gabriel, $380; J. R. A.

Lalonde, $360; J. Leslie, $360; J. McDougall, $360; C. R. Robertson, $360; R.

J. $360; H. M. Farmer, $360; A. L.

Gill, $360; G. Carson, $300; W. J. Nicholson, $300; K. H.

Tweddell, $300; M. Pellow, $300; F. H. Nolan, $300; V. A.

Nolan, $300; E. R. Stiver, $360; C. J. Long-well, $360.

War Services C. Emond, $300; Miss R. K. Bogue, $300; Miss G. R.

Hunt, $360; J. Chivas, $300; Miss L. Cochrane, $360; Miss F. Gagnon, $300; R. V.

Halpin, $360; Miss O. Harris, $300; E. W. Melvin, $360; H. Marrier, $300; P.

J. Monahan, $360; A. H. Murphy, $300; J. E.

Nolin, $360; J. Rocers. $300; J. D. Ryan, $360; M.

W. Shaw, $360; W. A. SlaghtJ $360. Post Office: T.

Weston, $300; J. Rodger, $300; G. Herring, $300; F. Gilbert, $300; L. Lavoie, $300; I.

Seaton, $320; T. H. G. Kenyon, $310; L. G.

Rodger, $360; W. L. Callahan, $300; H. T. Atwater, $300; C.

C. Sheldon, $360; A. Baker, $300; T. R. Caldwell, $360; Thomas Taylor, $300; H.

L. Pick-ard, $300; J. H. Logan, $310; W. T.

New, $300; W. V. Perriton, $360: B. J. Cunliffe, W.

Harris, $300; G. A. McBride, $300; E. Corbeil, $300. Publie Printing: J.

M. A. Des-lauriers, $300. Public Works: N. E.

Laycroft, $300; A. I. Waldon, $310; A. W. Gregory, $360; Miss C.

Dorion, $300; F. J. Fitzgerald, $360; J. E. Leblanc, $360; A.

E. MacDonald, $300; Miss G. A. Colquhoun, $300; H. B.

Dickens, $360; J. O. Kemp, $300; C. Emond, $300; F. H.

Wilson, $36fl; R. Leslie, $300; C. Rameau, $300; E. Cote, $300; P. Trahan, $360; R.

Campeau, $300; J. Scanlan, $360; A. L. McCready, $365; J. Morrison, $350; J.

P. Maher, $300; Miss M. Fisher, $300; W. A. Ford, $300; H.

T. Richardson, $300; W. Turner, $300; L. B. Webb, $300; H.

Carter, $300; William B. Henry, $300; Miss P. H. Wright, $300; G. C.

Charbon-neau, $360; G. F. Neilson, $300. Reconstruction W. H.

Cour-tice, $360; N. K. Smith, $360; C. H. Bay ley, $300; V.

E. Wetherup, $300; J. W. Hopkins, $310; N. Moss, $360; R.

Crawford, $360; H. Dodds, $300; C. Dalgleish, $360; L. G. Turnbull, $380.

R.C.M.P. M. K. Cole, $300; H. G.

McCoy, $300; J. McCoy, $320; C. L. Mackay, $300. Secretary of State E.

A. Boi-vin, $300; G. Sauve, $360. Trade and Commerce M. E.

F. Adams, $300; J. Axford, $360; James C. Britton. $360; B.

C. But ler, $300; Thomas L. Costello, $300; M. A. Ferguson, $300; William H.

Grant, $360; H. F. Greenway, $300; B. R. Hayden, $360; A.

E. M. L. E. Jones.

$360; L. T. LusftVay, $300; W. H. Losee, $300; D.

I. MacKell, $300; J. M. MacLennan, $300; I. S.

McArthur, $360; O. L. Penner, $360; H. J. Ponting, $360; G.

H. Rochester, Transport J. H. T. Arial, $360; J.

P. Brooman, $300; Miss A. E. Woodruff, $300; A. J.

E. Argue, $360; A. Aveling, $300; H. H. Brannan, $300; A.

R. Kllnchy, $340; J. M. Cqlton, $340; G. A.

Coutanche, $360; F. R. Hughes, $300; W. R. Linton, $300; T.

J. Nolan, $300; G. W. Philpot, $360; H. C.

Rayner, $360; A. P. Stark, $360; W. Swankey, $360; H. D.

Tee, $300; W. G. Wastell, $360; T. C. Wyle, $300; J.

A. Yearwood, $300; C. C. Bouchner, $360; G. E.

Graham, $300; G. E. Walker, $360. Transport: D. C.

Archibald, $300; C. C. Bogart, $3(30; J. C. Charleson, $300; Miss A.

G. Gibson, $300; S. Graham, $360; J. R. K.

Main, $300; J. R. Robertson, $360; B. R. Allen, $300; J.

R. Armstrong, $300; J. L. Bondeau, $300; P. K.

Casey, $360; G. C. Dingwall, $300; J. H. Douglas, $360; W.

M. Dowllng, $300; A. Gordon, $300; M. G. Grant, $300; S.

H. Grist, $300; A. E. Groom-bridge, $300; W. A.

Harding. $300; M. L. Hughes, $300; D. S.

Hutchinson, $300; J. S. Johnson, $300; E. D. Lalonde, $300; J.

Lawson, $3P0; G. A. LeBeuf, $360; A. A. McLean, $300; C.

M. Morris, $360; L. J. Podd, $300; C. H.

Rutledge, $300; K. F. Saunders, $300; M. Shields, $360; A. J.

Smith, $300; J. A. Talllon, $300; U. Young, $360; A. K.

Lalng. $300: H. B. Kendrick, $360; R. C.

BIyth, $300; A. A. Young, $300; F. T. Munro, $300; A.

I. Ross, $300; C. C. McVey. $300; L.

M. Murphy, $300; D. Walker. $300; J. W.

Coulson, $300; B. Mantrop, $300; 1 is J. Moffat, $300; W. P. Craig, $300; W.

L. Robertson, $300; S. Beckett, $300; T. M. Stephen.

$300; J. Bry-don, $300; E. M. Sleigh, $300; R. J.

Allinson, $300; J. R. O'Malley, $300; G. A. Sanders, $300; N.

Noel, $300; A. E. Richardson, $360; J. C. Beaudoin, $300; G.

W. Johnston, $360; J. Ouellette. $360; J. M.

M. Lamb, $300; Fortier, $300; E. Viau, $300; P. Fillman, $300; Miss S. O'Neil, $300; M.

P. Kenny, $300; J. E. Parslow, $300; E. H.

Mc-Lellan, $300; A. McDonald, $300; Veterans' Affairs: Frederick S. Kirkwood, $300; Mrs. Lilian M. Griffith, $300; F.

L. Barrow. $360; Miss Amy E. Myers, $300; Walter Sykes, $300; Fred Graham, $360; Ernest W. Blandford, $360; W.

T. Davey, $300; C. W. Carter, $300; Miss M. N.

A. O'Brien, $300; Frank Hooper, W. H. George, $300; O. C.

Elliott, $360; Dr. D. D. Wilson, $300; Theresa Casey, Capt. Brian Simp son, $300; Thomas M.

Beard, $360; I Miss Emma Macdonald, $300; Miss Dorothy M. Saunders, $300; Sylvia Krushnisky, $300; Mrs. Rose Goldstein, $300; V. T. King, $300; H.

W. Nichol, $300; W. L. Mahoney, $300; Miss Margaret J. West, $300; Leah Halsall, $300; Miss G.

N. A. $300; A. R. Cheffins, $300; D.

C. Grundie, $360; J. P. Braive, $300; H. M.

Suckling, $300; H. M. Bell, $300; Dr. James E. L.

Lemire, $360; Dr. Alfred Ouimet, $360; V. C. Fuller, $300; R. Woodall, $300; R.

G. Davies, $300; Miss R. M. Whitley, $300; H. L.

Collins, $300; L. W. Baxter, $300; Miss I. E. Huddlestone, $300; Herbut E.

McDonald, $300; Miss K. M. Mc-Grath, $300; Robert Wilson, $300; Joseph H. Brown, $300; Gordon Hicks, $300; L. H.

Stewart, $360; Wm. Devlin, $360; Charles A. Brown, $300; Miss A. Simmonoff, $300; Dr. W.

M. Eccleston, $360; Dr. C. A. Chisholm, $360; John English, $300; John Brymer, $360; J.

M. Johnson, $300; J. E. Sunderland, $300; Edward P. Morris, $300; George Hill, $300; N.

Allice Thomassin, $300; G. A. Desjardins, $300; Romeo Benet, $300; L. Ferland, $360; Rolland Begin, $300; Hubert M. Basler, $300: John Williams, $300; William P.

$300; Wm. Wyllie, $300; Randoph Saugstead, $360; Miss C. Wood, $300; J. Cock, $300; Esthaol Bagshaw, $300; Dr. Frank S.

Radway, $360; Victor J. Leighton, $300; William L. Logan, $300; C. C. Stuart.

$300; Dr. George A.Buchanan, $360; Dr. L. T. Ainley.

$380: Dr. F. C. A. Walton, $280; Tom Harry Upjohn, $300; James Wilton Law, $300; R.

P. Short, $360; L. G. Woodward, $300; R. S.

Weils, $300; Dr. John E. Hesson, $360; Miss E. 'A. Peddle, $300; Miss I.

M. Sawyer, $300; John R. Furnell. $300; H. M.

Dean. $300; E. M. K. Pan-ton.

$300; Carrie Coles. $300; Dr. M. Pratt. $380; A.

T. Honner. $300; W. Sinclair, $300; C. P.

Thomas, $300; J. Martin, $300; J. D. Belzile, $300; M. G.

Doer-ing, $360. Prices Board R. Cousineau, $360; Dr. N. A.

MacRae, $360; R. Snelson, $360. From $200 to $300. Those who Teceived "War Duties Supplements" of between $200 and $300 a year, the majority receiving $240, were: Agriculture E. E.

Carlson, W. J. Hoey, C. L. Masterman, E.

S. Nottlng, E. C. McMurtrie, C. L.

Plommer, A. F. Curran, A. F. Darnell, A.

R. Hedgecoe, F. G. Ward, D. L.

Browne, C. Ai Weir, W. J. White, R. M.

McVicar. Auditor-General: H. R. Balls, F. Black E.

S. Crowd-er, H. G. Crowley, S. R.

Elliott, A. G. Hamilton, R. V. Han-nis, W.

V. Howard, N. R. Mac-Lean, G. A.

Morrison, L. T. Muir-head. Miss R. J.

A. Richer, H. D. Rider. Civil Service Commission: F.

G. Ashton, J. A. E. Boyer, S.

J. Daley, R. Gosselin, G. J. R.

Grainger, W. M. Grant, M. N. James, I.

Johnston, M. C. Mc-Bride, M. A. Munro, L.

A. Parent, R. M. Patterson, G. J.

Reid, M. N. St. John, E. E.

Saunders, E. W. Sibley, J. W. Smith, A.

A. Wilmott Comptroller of the Treasury: Miss E. F. Coutts, Miss G. Robert, H.

Slasor, Miss M. P. Ar-cand, Miss L. Bellemare, Miss A. M.

Bergstrom, Mrs. M. Blumen-feld, I. Carriere, Miss G. Car-ruthers, Mrs.

A. M. Casselman, Miss R. G. Dompierre, Miss Y.

Dostaler, Mrs. G. P. G. Emard, Miss L.

A. Fournier, Miss A. Graziano, Miss O. Laporte. Miss M.

J. Loughlin, S. M. McDonald, Miss B. E.

MacNabb, Miss M. J. Marshal, Miss Y. Neveu, L. Proulx, Miss M.

C. Richards, J. St. Pierre, Miss M. E.

Sheppard, Mrs. E. M. Whitley, Miss V. Henderson, Mrs.

M. L. Sully, H. B. Rayner, G.

F. Bishop, A. Broad-bent, J. H. Fee, E.

P. Larkin, Mrs. C. G. Routliffe, G.

J. McKinnon, Miss F. E. Archibald, M. J.

H. Deblois. B. Davies, Miss E. J.

Coolen. W. D. Britain. Miss M.

1. Clark. A. R. T.

Harrigan. C. J. McRae. B.

Hendry, A. McKellan, Miss M. E. Muirhead. Miss V.

V. Smirle, R. Campbell, T. W. Morrison, R.

A. l4 '7. t. iSawler, 6. W.

Ferris. Miss M. ai i a a. nougn, miss u. u.

wicmu wrs. E. F.Pilon, Mrs. E. J.

S. Taylor, Miss H. M. Tourangeau, Miss C. Zito, A.

A. Beauregard, H. M. Bradley, Miss M. A.

R. J. Gimblett, C. A. Scoffield, Miss L.

J. Smith, W. J. Cousins, Mrs. M.

C. Davis, E. Lanouette, Miss G. Legault, Miss E. Marsh.

Miss M. E. O'Reilly, M. F. Tok-aryk, Miss W.

Audley, J. A. Albert, Miss M. G. Dunn, L.

E. Jones, A. F. McCoy, J. R.

T. Rattey, Miss A F. Mitchell, K. M. Turner, L.

McD. Beattie, L. A. Cunningham, C. H.

Burton, G. W. Cameron, P. E. Carisse, E.

Dal ton, Miss L. Doherty, Miss'D. B. Goodall, C. C.

Hall, M. O. Morris; H. Rusk, S. H.

White-hurst, W. H. Doyle, A. Cole, J. A.

Clark, Miss M. A. Dionne, Miss K. A. Stuart.

External Affairs: Miss M. Bridge, H. F. Feaver, P. E.

Beau-lieu, A. M. Ireland W. H. Cul-len, R.

Ashton D. W. Mac-Dowall, Mrs. V. Cosenzo, H.

W. Cambert, A. Towler. Finance: R. P.

Mills, J. Doyle, D. E. Hebert, A. F.

Edwards, E. M. Benedict, L. I. Larson, S.

W. Malkowltch. G. S. Rae', C.

M. ReynoldsK H. E. McGowan, W. Melgrum, R.

B. Ray, P. Angrinon, S. M. Stedman J.

E. Going, N. J. Villeneuve, GR. Parsons, M.

M. Oaks, H. LaceUe, A. Howe, G. R.

MacGregor, R. Jollat, A. M. Merrltt, E. F.

Brown Fisheries: Miss M. Bertrand, Insurance G. Cleland, W. A. Keltie, H.

A. Urquhart. Justice: R. M. Allan R.

S. Douglas J. W. Evar-att G. Lebel W.

Meighen A. L. Sutherland, W. H. West ($210) H.

White Labor: Mrs. F. C. Davidson, M. I.

Drinkwater, M. E. Fleming, E. J. Grimes, C.

H. Houston, M. Le-gere, M. K. McGuire, M.

M. Pate, J. L. Robertson, M. A.

Scott, G. L. Stephen, Mrs. E. L.

Vinokur, H. J. Walker, M. Boult, V. Bros-seau, J.

T. Carrigan, T. L. Coun-ally, A. M.

Ferguson, E. Franette, F. Giard, J. F. Heap, P.

E. A. Jackson, G. M. Kennedy, F.

Lang-shaw, G. A. McCauley, MR. Morgan, H. N.

Reid Verne Sanders, W. A. Selkirk, R. H. Sims, W.

G. Stickle, R. J. Terre-ault, F. L.

Turner, F. M. Webster, J. E. Wood.

Mines and Resources: G. A. Kirkendale, H. W. Eades, W.

Noble. Munitions and Supply: F. W. Barley, Miss D. L.

Bell, Miss L. Steinman, J. Ryan, W. Bissonett, F. R.

S. Fortier. Defence (Army): Miss I. H. Creeggan, Miss M.

I. Phillips, Miss M. E. Albright, Miss C. A.

Ra-vell, M. P. Foley, DF- M. Rogers, S. F.

Ferguson, J. Schnobb, R. Edwards, J. Forshaw, M. J.

Moloiighney, J. J. Coleman, A. MePherson, G. A.

Cony. Defence (Air): E. M. McCormick, A. M.

Dare. Defence (Navy): J. Addison, J. B. Legault, J.

A. McNamara, R. Nysater, Al Parisien, M. A. Welp-ley.

Health and Welfare: J. E. Gaudreau. Revenue: H. M.

Adams, W. B. Anderson, V. Blais, G. W.

Christie, E. A. Daigneau, C. S. Dean, A.

J. Doucette, L. J. Duffy, P. Dupras, A.

P. Frappier, J. H. Gibson, J. Grant, Louis Green, R.

A. Henderson, W. S. Henry, T. P.

Hill, H. C. Kerr, M. Lagace, J. A.

E. Lauzon, W. R. Lugden, C. W.

I. Nicoll, G. L. Parent, R. G.

Paterson, A. E. S. Perron, J. C.

Pitt, P. A. Renaud. F. W.

Rippon, J. S. Robbins, P. R6blrison, C. H.

V. Smith, A. J. Taylor, L. J.

Thor-burn, E. J. Tomkins, C. Wood, D. A.

Young, F. A. Humphreys, J. O. Jones, F.

R. Perrott, E. Tur-geon, F. L. Van Dusen, E.

L. Ash, L. C. Burkholder, L. Deslauriers, A.

N. Bogart, W. Trafford, F. D. McMahon, J.

O. A. Mercier, W. F. Kelly, T.

B. Hitchman, B. F. M. Beaudoin, L.

G. Clarke, L. F. Dempsey, A. I.

Eadie, M. T. Far-rell, E. G. Gullock, H.

D. Hanson, L. N. Heath, A. M.

Lefebvre, E. Lepine, A. LItvinchuck, O. E. Ludington, S.

M. McElroy D. E. McGregor, M. C.

Mills. V. J. Ryan. M.

E. Savage, M. T. Smith, M. O.

Sparrow, T. E. A. Sproule, L. Burton, M.

A. B. Ethier. M. V.

Gibbons. P. C. Mangerie, M. D.

Morrln, M. J. C. Patenaude, M. A.

PUon, J. H. Seguin, J. Sobcov, C. M.

Balrd, A. J. Beatty, E. O. Ben-! nett.

L. K. Best, M. C. E.

Clark, M. J. A. Corrlgan, E. E.

Cummlngs, M. L. Harwood, P. M. F.

Holmes, G. I. M. Levac, M. P.

McGrory, F. M. Shaw, I. O. Bain, H.

G. Cowle, H. A. Wills, M. M.

H. Caron, C. Dunlop, M. M. S.

Gallagan, M. L. Green, D. H. Hodglns, M.

A. H. Lavelle, D. M. McLachlan, M.

M. Roach, M. M. Sheehan, M. E.

D. Stave, B. A. Bond, M. M.

P. Bums, F. P. Clark. M.

C. L. Morrisett, H. C. D.

Staye. A. McGrory, J. A. C.

MacPherson, M. St Amour, I. M. Barlow, T. G.

Kennedy, A. M. Lapierre, G. M. Meredith, E.

N. Moore, T. J. Robert, M. B.

T. St. George, E. J. Campbell, D.

E. Durand. War Services Miss M. H. Bren-nan, H.

A. Underwood. Post Office H. N. Pearl, C.

Dickout, J. P. Lally, F. W. Pheasant, W.

T. Taylor, J. Mitchell, F. R. Ei Sparks, E.

Droeske, B. E. Black, R. E. Hall, W.

H. Murphy, C. W. Tobin, J. P.

L. Pelletier, J. L. D. Gratton, H.

Brazeau, M. F. Duguay, E. M. Tre-pannier, A.

W. S. O'Hagan, E. A. C.

Harris, H. A. Preece, D. Morals, J. L.

Guigen, J. R. Lachaine, P. J. Moloughney, O.

Wawanolet, S. A. D. Busey, C. Elson, H.

Irving, G. Binks, F. L. Dawson, R. C.

Cayer, R. F. Tubman. J. H.

McGehay, J. R. O. Gibeault, A. S.

Black, E. L. Rice, N. Bayly, L. S.

Cote, W. H. Cottrell. H. A.

Schoenherr, S. C. Lyon, P. Mullin, W. J.

Way, J. H. Desjardins, R. M. St.

Jean, D. M. Mclntyre, A. D'Auray, L. J.

St. Laurent, N. St. Germaine, W. Willett, W.

M. MacLean, W. J. Carson, R. Foster, L.

Labelle, W. H. C. Sissons, J. W.

Dwyer, P. R. DeCotret, P. Larose, E. Gravel, W.

H. Horton, J. S. Naylor, F. T.

C. Godbolt, L. E. Macleod, F. A.

Beauchamp, F. Desrosiers, J. F. R. P.

Lefebvre, A. F. Menard, R. C. Hornibrook, J.

E. W. Stewart, W. E. Pearson, P.

S. Merrlfleld and W. T. Storey. Ernie Leason Found III in His Boat Ernie Leason, 67, who for a number of years past had lived on board his cruiser, the on the Rldeau canal at the end of Fifth avenue, where the Rldeau Aquatic Club formerly was located, was found in critical condition In his boat at 10 ajn.

today, victim of a hemorrhage of the brain. Leason, who Is well known to Ottawa boatmen, was discovered by Charles Shaver, 81 Fourth avenue, who had gone to the canal to inspect his own boat Accustomed to seeing Leason around the Jetties, he went to the MAlenT and called when he did not-see the boat's owner. Going aboard, he found the owner lying at the foot of the companionway leading to the boat's cabin, which had been Leason's one-room home for years. The man was totally paralyzed and unconscious. Before paralysis had set in, however, he had managed somehow to pull his head and shoulders up the steps a bit.

The boat, which had been leaking badly all Summer and had required pumping at regular Intervals, had nearly a foot of water over the cabin floor, in which the man lay. Mr. Shaver called Dr. L.JM1-chaud, who said he thought Leason had been stricken ill some time late Sunday night He was taken to the General Hospital where his condition was reported as grave. Constable Bob Smith investigated for the police department Joint Session Continued from Page One.

"We of the Labor party believe in an expansionist economy; we affirm that If we all act wisely we shall never again see as we did in 1931 the tragedy of starvation and want In the midst of abundance. We hold that It is of vital' importance that should be a steadily increasing standard of life for the masses of the people, throughout the world." He paid tribute to the feats of the Canadian fighting forces, the work of Canadian scientists and the task performed by Canadian workers. Not Old or Effete. He outlined the problems fatting Britain and warned against any one believing that "we in Europe are old and Only an Intense belief in the great principles of the Inter-dependence of nations and the brotherhood of man will provide the motive power to the United Nations Security Organization, Mr. Attlee 'declared.

Without such power the Security Organization would be of little value in attempting to keep peace in the world. His to the Security Organization came after he had stated that he would not venture on the prerogatives of Prime Minister Mackenzie King by discussing their recent conferences with President Truman on the control of atomic energy. Mr. Attlee opened his address with a reference to four previous visits to Canada in the past five years. He referred also to the British general election' which made him successor to Winston Churchill.

'Atomic Conferences. With reference to the recent atomic conferences at Washington with Mr. King and Mr. Truman, the British Prime Minister said he had no doubt the Canadian Parliament would be discussing the matter in due course. "I know the problem has presented itself to all three of us as only one part of the great question which confronts all of us today; that problem is how can we secure peace?" he said.

"How can we prevent another devastating war, even worse than those which we have experienced, arising again In a few years' time? You will have seen that in considering this question we stressed the paramount importance of making the United Nations' Organization an effective instrument of world peace. "You cannot deal with these matters by considering such a question as that of the atom bomb by itself. The particular problem of certain armaments must be considered in the light or the general question of securing world peace." He believed that the British Commonwealth of Nations, bound together by spiritual but not material ties, offered the world an example which should be noted and followed. The strands which composed the ties were the acceptance of the rule of law, a belief In and the practice of the principles of democracy and liberty, and the acknowledgement of a common standard of moral values. i "It is.

my view precisely these spiritual ties must bind together all the nations of the world if we are to make the United Nations Organization a living entity; if we are to establish peace on sure foundations" Mr. Attlee spoke briefly in French and said he believed civilization would be destroyed if the world did not tackle the problems confronting It with the same enthusiasm that scientists showed in their research work. At this point In his 3. 500 word speech which was broadcast over a national network of the CBC he referred to the work of the Canadian forces and said that the Canadian raid on Dieppe In 1942 had played a vital part in the preparations for later Invasions. "It enabled us to perfect our amphibious technique; it taught us how to conduct air battles In support of a landing; and It made us realize the need for bringing with us our own harbors.

Thus the men of Dieppe showed the way to North Africa, to Sicily, to Italy and to Normandy. "Perhaps it Is not so generally known that the Dominion of Canada played a major part In the development of radar and provided the R.A.F. with its main source oj Charge Pair Continued -from Page Om When police raided the premises, they found Bradd In one room and Stoutley and the wo men in the next, with a quantity of stolen drugs. Four Are Released. The women were first held on charges of vagrancy but after questioning were allowed to go UV1IIC Uii, iUWl tJUl i Charles Grandmalson, ex-airman, who ra arr4A mnA hM for questioning when found in the car in which he, hit wife, and Mrs.

Hilda Bertrand, 41, of 8 Pacific street, were naing wun uavia a a vats tv asta auatviv mm ill-fated, attempt to escape police, was allowed to go home this morning. The two women were questioned Sunday and also were permitted to go without any charges being laid against them. Inspector MacDonell said today he was in touch with Toronto detectives and was checking, up on the possible connection of -Bradd and Stoutley With the recent outbreak of robberies in that city. Their possible connection i with the robbery at the Brewers' 'Retail Store on "Wellington street at Hamilton avenue, which was broken into by armed robbers just a few minutes before police took up their chase of Huard on Preston street at Gladstone, is being followed up. As yet none the -stolen money, $1,612, has been found.

More than $300 was fodnd on Hoard when he was shot An effort is being made to trace the money, in which was a $100 bill, to either the retail store robbery or to one of. the robbed premises in I "The Detective, Bureau, and all others concerned in the. case have done remarkably fine job of work, Chief of Police J.1- P. Downey told The Journal today. He was commenting onj tne shooting of David Huard by Detectives Ab Cavan and Robert Bayne, and arrest of two men and two women, all associates of Huard, in connection with the theft of narcotics from Joynt's and Nichols' drug "Huard has a record dating back to 1928, and in that record is one case -of 'manslaughter.

It la AnW mrtA 0 MW VAAA jlUh WtU III .11 11 men were able to act as promptly as they the Chief continued. 1 "I am indeed thankful things turned out the way -they! did, Only a stroke of Providence saved Detective Cavan from the tragic -fate which befell Thomas Stoneman a few weeks ago." Thomas Stoneman, member -of the detective branch, was mortally wounded, without warning, by bullets from a gun fired by a man he had stopped to question on uonnor street eariy on vie morning of October 24. Huard'a record dates back to June 13, 1928, when, a boy of years of he appeared in Juvenile Court charged with theft He was released with a warning. The next year Huard again appeared before Juvenile Court, this time for theft of an auto. He was placed on probation.

During the next 16 years Huard appeared on charges ranging from ill-treating children to manslaughter. During the periou ce spent five years and nine months in custody, place of confinement changing almost from year to year and including common jail, Ontario Reformatory and Kingston Penltentiarv. The longest terms served by Huard were a two-year "rap" for manslaughter in 1940, and; two years in Kingston Penitentiary on a theft charge laid in May, 1942. The manslaughter charge was laid after Huard had knocked a uiau mj tuc nrciscut at u-i tvi uct of Argyle avenue and Bank street. The man died.

Last crime Huard is known to have committed before he was shot to death was breaking out of jail. The break: was made from Carleton County JaiL Nicholas street on October 1, 1945. escaped with Arthur Mann, who has since been arrested and i sentenced to four years penitentiary. At the time of his escape Huard was awaiting trial on a charge of robbery wita violence. Assembly Continued from Page One.

Today's vote took place while. Paris police officials frankly expressed fear of violence between the Communists and supporters of General de Gaulle. In a last-minute switch of tactics the Socialists, who had! said they would abstain in the balloting, voted for Gen. de Gaulle. The Assembly then adjourned until Thursday.

The Communist party, which precipitated the crisis by demanding unsuccessfully that Gen. de Gaulle grant it one of three big Cabinet posts Foreign Affairs, War or Interior was reported to have switched its plans and thrown its support to Maurice Thorez, Secretary General of the party, for the presidency. Earlier, the Communists were reported backing Felix "Gouln, Socialist President of the Assembly. Three troops of mounted cavalry and 1,000 troops Of mobile guardsmen armed with Tommy-guns patrolled the area outside the meeting place. Curious crowds gathered.

Groups of 20 or SO policemen kept the people moving. As an extra precaution. three fire boats were stationed on the' Seine near the palace. Their hoses could be turned 1 on crowd. the DOG AT LARGE.

For allowing a dog to run at large, Mary Besharah, 449 Gladstone avenue, was fined $2' and costs, in Magistrate's Court! this morning. highly skirled mechanics I and technicians. "Everyone who realizes fully what Canada did throughout the war must acknowledge that here was a major contribution to the common cause.".