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10 Find Child Died Of Ether Overdose During Operation Ont. March A coroner's Jury ruled last night nine-year-old Valentin Gaidelua died of an "overwhelming dose" of liquid ether during a tonsillectomy but attached no blame to hospital or individuals concerned. Evidence allowed liquid ether was administered accidentally apparently because of an unexplained transposition of two rubber tubes in the anaesthesia equipment Prof John A. Blezard. chief of the hospital's department of anaesthesia, exhibited equipment he designed after the death last Dec.

31. He said it will be an extra safeguard against liquid-ether deaths during removal of tonsils. The child's heart stopped during the operation. Surgeons cut open her breast and. with massage, started the heart beating again.

She died some 0 hours later of what Dr John Fisher, who performed an autopsy, called Irreparable" brain ddmage. Valentlna was the only child Of Mr. and Mrs. John Gaidrlus Mrs. Henry Kuntz, Widow of Brewery Founder, Dies at 78 Mrs Henry Kuntz.

well-known long-time resident of Ottawa and wife of the late Henry Kuntz. founder of the Capital Brewery, died at her home, 38 Hereford Place on Thursday followine a lengthy illness. She was in her 79ih year. Mrs. Kuntz had been a resi- nYnl in the Capital for the past 52 years The former Marie Antoinette Riech.

she was born at Mil- waukre. Wis. Mrs Kuntr was married in 1896 to Henry Kuntz, who predeceased her in 1917. She was a well-known mem ber of Chrut Church Cathedral Surviving are one son. Dr Alfred Kuntz, of Low.

Que tvo daughters. Mrs. Clayton A. Fitzsimrnons and Mrs Kathleen Van Duysc. both of Ottawa.

Also surviving are 14 grandchildren. The body is at Hulse and riayfair'a, where the service uill he conducted in the chapel mi Saturday afternoon at two o'clock by the Very Rev. H. H. Clafk.

Dean of Ottawa Interment will take place in Bccchwood cemetery. Charles E. Brownell Paid Last Honors PRESCOTT. March 2 (Special) The funeral services for Charles Edgar Brownell, for many years a resident of this community, were conducted in St Andrew's Presbyterian1 Church this afternoon. Rev.

B. Simpson Black, pastor of St. Andrew's, officiated. I Charles E. Brownell.

a native of Osnabrurk township in Stor- mont County, died at his home here on Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness. He was in his 85th year. He was a son of the James Brownell and his wife. the former Margaret Hollister. of Osnabruck.

hut came to Pres-cott as a young man For more than 2 ears he was employed as a clerk In the J. A. Doyle rlnthing store here until retiring i a few ears ago. ne is survivea ty ni. wie.

luniiri cmt i ter; two sons. Wilfred Brownell and Clare Brownell. of Detroit. Mich one daughter. Eileen.

Mrs George Hunt of Marlbank. and three sisters. Mrs. juuiimi. Laura Burton, Brockville, ana Mrs.

G. E. Johnston. Tampa, Florid- Mrs. Albert Chevrier Dies in Hospital I I I 1 I The new Metropolitan See, Mrs.

Albert Chevrier, died In under Most Rev. Philippe Des-hospital Wednesday following a I ranleeu, of Sherbrooke. pro-short illness. She was in her i moted archbishop, will include 76th year more than 480.000 Roman Mrs. Chevrier was born in Montreal, and had lived In Ot tawa nince 1914 She was mar ried in Montreal In 1R96 to Dr.

Albert Chevrier, who died in 1940. Surviving are three sons. Alexander Auguste Chevrier, Hnnore Cheyrier. inrpnui, iiiu niuvn Montreal, two daughters. Mrs.

Charles Bolan, Otter Lake. SOd W. G. Geldart. To- ronto; and seven grandchildren.

The funeral took plaee this morning from Gauthier's to Christ the King Church for re- quiem high mans Interment followed in Notre Dame ceme- trry. SHOP in HULL and SAVE Stores Open 'til 10 p.m. Saturdays 'Completely Air-Conditioned' I.s Silhouette ICE CREAM All Flaveara Light Leaches Maga.ne Stand FORTIN CRAVELLE ffteShop fl: i i STAMPS ARE THE IK SPECIALTY The story of aUmp collecting Is a familiar one to these men, who attended last night's dinner of the Ottawa Philatelic Society. They are left to right, seated: Vitomte du Pare, Belgian ambassador to Canada; W. F.

B. Martin, president of the society and Mario de Stefano, Italian ambassador to Canada; standing, Lt. Col. L. J.

Mills, director of the Financial Branch, Post Office Department; Dr. J. Polley, president, RA Stamp Club, and J. Carpenter, head of the Philatelic Section, Post Office Department. (Journal Staff Photo.) Philately $384,000 Business for Post Office The Ottawa Philatelic Society section, during the fiscal year four commemorative stamps oa held its annual dinner in the 1949 50, handled 32.000 orders September 24.

the day of issue Quebec suite of the Chateau with a value of $384,000. Mr. to coincide with the Canadian l.auncr last night The 34 par-j Mills also stressed the fact that International Philatelic Exhibi-ticipants heard a speech by Lt. 1 the Post Office Department is tion being held in Toronto at Col Mills, director of the Finan-1 far from being completely sat- that time. The commemors tives rial Branch of the Post Office isfied with its postage stamp de-! will be 4 cents, 3 cents, cents.

Department, and took part in signs. The Postmaster General and 15 cents denominations. The the door prize draw which was, has invited Canadian artists to. first three will have the means won by J. A.

Ward; the bingo, and stamp auction. Guests of honor were Lt Col. L. Mills; Carpenter, the head of the Philatelic Section; Vicointe du Pare, the Belgian Ambassador: Mario di Stefano, the Italian Ambassador, and Dr. Polley, the president of the RA Stamp Club.

W. B. Martin, president of the OPS, welcomed the guests and introduced the speaker. Mr. Mills, during his outlined the philatelic policy of the department, explaining that the Philatelic Section existed in to meet the exacting de- manris of stamp collectors This Sherbrooke See Elevated To Archdiocese Most Rev.

Archbishop Ilde-( brando Antoniutti, Apostolic Delegate to Canada, announced this morning that Pope Pius has raised the diocese of Sherbrooke in Quebec to the rank of metropolitan see. This creates a new ecclesiasti cal province comprising me sutfragant sees of St. Hyaclnthe and Nicolet. At the same time Pope Pius promoted the present Bishop of Sherbrooke, Moat Rev. Philip! Desranleau.

69. to Archbishop of the new Metropolitan See of Sherbrooke. It was also announced that the Pope has named Bishop Charles' Eusene Parent. 49. present vicar capitular of Rimouski.

as Archbishop of Rimouski See in to Most Rev. Georges Courchesen who died last No vember. Five Archdioceses. QUEBEC. March 2 (C Announcement from the Apos- tnlic delegation raising the Diocese of Sherbrooke to a metropolitan see.

orougni i flve the number of arrhdiriceses covpring Quebec province. jhr others are Montreal. Que- Rimouski. and Ottawa which covers Northwestern ouebec. The Archdiocese of Montreal Uxi two dioeesea.

Sherbrooke lend St. Hyaclnthe. and the i Archdiocese of Quebec lost Nicolet In the shuffle. The Diocese of St. Hyscinthe is under Bishop Arthur Douville and the Diocese of Nicolet Is under Bish'op Albertus Msrtin.

Most Rev. Charles Eugene Parent, promoted archbishop of Rimouski, succeeding the late Most Rev. Georges Courchesne, will have authority over the Dioceses of Rimouski, Gaspe. Gulf of SI Lawrence and the Apostolic Vicariate of Labrador. MI'flrl'M vmohth sv.t.nH M.rr.

PLYMOUTH. England. March 0 Francis Drake Elizabethan sea who th Spanish Armsda. will be opened this Summer as a naval museum. It will house a display telling the story of Britain's merchant and battle fleets through the years.

Th Men's Shop" j. B. PHARAIID 77 Main Hull (Cer. Ledae) 77-1934 I submit designs on subjects de- tailed in the official announce- ment last year. A Selection Committee, the chairman of which will be the Rt.

Hon. Vln-' cent Massey, will review the submitted material. If an art-1 ist's design is chosen, the de- partment will pay him or her S300. Circulars giving full par- ticulara of this invitation are available from the Post Office. I Some detail was also given by Mr.

Mills with regard to the celebrations centring around the centennial of the British North American Postal Admin-1 istration. He indicated that the i department would issuing CO-OSDINATOE Crawford Gordon, Toronto industrialist, is production coordinator in the new department of defence production under Trade Minister Howe. In his new position, he will be responsible for getting defence items produced quickly snd efficiently once they sre ordered A nstlve of Winnipeg, Mr. Gordon is president of the English Electric Company of Canada and executive vice-president of the John Inglis Company. FLYING TO FAR EAST.

ihxuvjn. marcn t. iiwu- ters) To study the situation in Korea and Malays. Sir Richard Gale, director general of! military training at the Wsr Of- fjee, and Air Vice-Marshal LONDON. March 2 (Reu- Stenhen Charles Stratford, com-1 minHnt.nrril of the RAF regiment, will fly to the Far March 1 1.

1 be 7 I I sf I I i I i THE OTTAWA JOURNAL FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1851. of transportation as main designs: sn old wood-burning locomotive and a modern diesel. mail steamers of 185 1 and 195 1, a stage coach and the North Star airliner, respectively. The 15c will Include within Its design the first postage stamp Issued In Canada, the "3 penny At the end of the speech, the president presented honorary membership to Mr. Mills and Mr.

Carpenter. Fine material changed hands at the auction conducted by B. Phillips. The youngest member present was Pierre Bilodeau, 13 years old. Canada's YoYo King In $74,000 Breach Of Foreign Exchange TORONTO, March 2.KT) RCMP officers took out warrant against Samuel Dublner.

Toronto toy manufacturer sometimes known as Canada's Yo-Yo King, charging him with 18 breaches of the Foreign Exchange Control Act Involving a total of more than 174.000. The police believe Dubiner is In Israel. They said the warrant will be held "until such time as it csn be Police described Dubiner as president and majority stockholder of the Cheerio Toys and Games Co. Ltd. He also is sn officer of Dulev Plastics Limited.

About two years ago, he set up plant in Israel. The amounts of money ln- volved in the charges range from )100 to almost $20,000. police said. Investigators added that the money he is alleged to have received without declaring it as being In United States fitnri ram frnm Kl I lar 4 Im nj, company with a name similar to that of the firm he headed. Dubiner also is charged with unlawfully making application for a change of status from a rea gent tn a nnn.rnlHrnt Journal Want Ads bring quick results.

10 CARAT DIAMOND An Estate Piece It is of fine colour, very clear for such a large diamond and well cut and proportioned. Priced for quic sale at LANGFORD'S NEW ADDRESS Permit Increase In U.S. Car Prices Of 3 1-2 Percent. WASHINGTON. March V-The United States Government last night permitted automobile manufacturers to raise their prices 1H percent The Office of Price Stabilisation said the action was taken to partially offset increases in production The agency extended for 80 days an order of last December II the first price control regulation issued in the present mobilization effort.

That order froze prices at December 1 levels. In extending It. the agency added the 3 hi -percent, provision, making it effective today. Retail prices will rise somewhat lees than 3 V4 OPS director Michael V. Dl Salle said.

Dl Salle added that a new regulation will be issued per- i 1 mwmiim tu icmikii hi u. along the Increases on sn exact dollars-and-cents basis. plying to manufacturers in The order applies only to general, and that auto makers new passenger automobiles. No will get their new rules when increase will be permitted on this order comes out new equipment. I Last week the OPS issued an Di Salle said, "we are mov-I order setting used-car ceilings ing ahead as rapidly as possible at the prices given in the Janu-to provide a comprehensive ary guide books commonly used pricing formula and to establish by dealers.

No More Peeping At Pretty Girls BRACKNELL, England. March (Reuters) To keep workers from being distracted by pretty girls passing by outside; a new factory here will have its light coming from the root. SMILE INSURANCE. An attractive smile Is not the only reward for dental care. Neglect may mean crooked or missing teeth or dental caries.

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