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10 THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1953 DISTRICT OBITUARIES Senator lo Ask Missile Inquiry' Farmed For 44 Years, Joseph Trudell, 90rDies One of Windsor's oldest one sister, Mrs. TP Jessie Bris-I Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at the Mor-tthe Democratic Party of Working Iris Walkerville Chapel, 1624 People. 'PER FLYING JACKBOOTS W. German Air Force Eyes 1960 Deadline BONN, (Reuters) Plans for i he new West German Air Force call for a complete tactical fighting force by 1960, consisting mainly of jet fighters and reconnaissance aircraft, according to a high-ranking air force officer here.

dents, Joseph Trudell, 90, of 1060 coe, New Liskeard. WASHINGTON (AP) Senator Richard Russell, veteran Georgia Democrat, said he will call for an investigation of the Eisenhower administration's air force and guided missile plans, which he has criticized as inadequate. Funeral service will be held Wyandotte St. at Lincoln Rd. EDMONTON Mrs.

Thomas Burial will be in Windsor Grove Allard, 62, mother of T. J. Allard Tuscarora died this morning at his residence following a two- Cemetery. Monday at 2 p.m., at the Morris Windsor Chapel, 68 Giles Blvd. E.

day illness. of Ottawa, executive vice-presi-j dent of Canadian Association1 of Radio and Television Broad-1 casters. Mr. Trudell was born in St. Mrs.

William Byford Funeral services, for Mrs. Wil at Goyeau St. Rev. G. W.

'Butt will officiate. The Odd Fellows and Samaritans will hold special Barthele, Que. He was the oldest of a family of 18, and farmed TORONTO Rabbi Meyer H. Russell is chairman of the Senate armed services He told reporters he would set up -a special committee to con-' duct an inquiry "wholly with respect to the air force and guided missile program." in the Windsor district for the past 44 years. Mr.

Trudell was Passenger Misses Death liam Byford will be held Saturday at 2 p.m., at the Morris Walkerville Chapel, 1624 Wyandotte St. at Lincoln Rd. Cecil Green-how will officiate. Mrs. Byford died Wednesday at services at the funeral home Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Burial will be in Windsor Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Ernest Connor a member of Immaculate Concep Levy, 84, Hebrew scholar and author. EDMONTON Dr. C.

E. Anderson, director of the communicable disease branch of the Alberta Department of Public Health. tion Church. His wife, he former Rose Campeau died in 1944. the residence of her daughter, Surviving are two sons, Ray A resident of Windsor for the mond and Edwin, Windsor; two daughters, Mrs.

Ulric Lambert Mrs. Cecil Bennett, Victoria Essex. Burial will be in Windsor Grove Cemetery. (Gertrude), Riverside; Mrs. Lo past 38 years, Mrs.

Ida Maud Connor, 82, of 70 Shepherd St. died this morning in Windsor following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Connor was born in retta Janisse, Sandwich East; three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Thei- By Canadian Press DEEP RIVER-Dr.

A. J. Cip bert, Mrs. Ernest' Dupuis, and Mrs. Josephine Theibert, Windsor: 14 grandchildren, and 23 Streetsville, Ont.

She was a former resident of Woodstock before moving to Windsor. Mrs. Connor was a member of St. riani, 47, one of the world s. best Fears War i3y July' LONDON, (UP) Gen.

Yigal Yadin, former Israeli chief of staff, warned today that Egypt would be militarily ready by July for an attack on Israel with Russian supplied jet fighters and bembers and British-built Centur great-grandchildren, Funeral services will beheld known medical men in the atomic energy field. ATHENS Prof. Alexanrous Svolos, 64, leader of the Greek Socialist Party and co-leader of Monday at 8:30 a.m., at the Mar-cotte Funeral Home, 870 Wyandotte St. to Immaculate Conception Church for Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. Burial will be in St.

Alphonsus Cemetery. Charles C. Briscoe A By One Car9 By ALLEN JOHNSON NEW YORK, (UP) I missed possible death by one car and one minute. I had just finished eating in the dining car, one of the two cars in which most of the dead and Injured were riding, and gone back to my coach, just in front of the dining car. I had just settled' down and picked up a book when it happened.

The car started bouncing and I knew it had gone off the rails. I ducked to the floor and pushed down a- girl who had been sitting next to me. I heard screams and moans coming from the wrecked cars. The people were in pretty pathetic condition. One man was wandering around with his arm torn off and I saw three or four others also badly injured.

Several priests were aiding the injured. Lots of people were helping them. I spotted some broken live wires and began getting everyone away from them. Ford of Canada Windsor Division has openings for Mechanical and Civil Engineers Processors Tool Analysis Tooling Layout and Design Dralfsmen Plan! Layout and Material Handling Engineers and Technicians Drallsmen For Maintenance Engineering Department If you have the necessary background of education and experience and are interested in any of these positions APPLY IN PERSON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.

Employment And Plocement Deportment i The first flying units are to he ready by spring, 1957, probably equipped with American planes. The air force eventually will consist of 20 squadrons, with a total of about 1,500 aircraft and 80,000 men. The new air force, the officer aid, has before it a considerable task in training old Luftwaffe men or new recruits, in building up the large technical facilities needed. I.nftivaffe Officer Being Re-Trained About 75 former Luftwaffe officers are at present being trained by the U.S. Air Force nnd a few by the British Royal Air Force.

These will become instructors. Those being trained by the Americans are given basic courses and later flight training at the four American air bases in Southern Germany. They are with trainees from several other countries at the school for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization maintained by the U.S. Air Force. After completing their courses, the German officers will stay on and, step by step, take over the training of the next arrivals.

The airfields, too, will gradually be taken over by the Germans. Three German colonels, all of the last war, are being trained in the United States and another three in Britain for higher jobs. Other top-level officers will follow. The first German Air Force units are to be equipped, according to present plans, with Paul's Anglican Church. Her husband Ernest died in 1944.

Surviving are four sons, James A. and John Detroit; Leslie B. and Robert Dearborn, two daughters, Mrs. Em-mett Wirth (Helen), Northville, Leo J. Mousseau (Margaret), Windsor; 11 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.

The body is at the James H. Sutton Funeral Home, 937. Ouel-lette Ave. Funeral arrangements incomplete. William Kowalchuk William Kowalchuk, 67, of 780 Gladstone died Thursday at Metropolitan Hospital.

An employee Frontenac Oil 50, of died this of the McColl Charles C. I260Marentette morning at his ion tanks. "The arms balance in the Middle East already been very heavily tilted in favor of Egypt," Yadin told a London press conference. "By June or July of this year Egypt ill have absorbed the new arms inflow and the summer would thus mark the beginning of the active phase," the general said. Yadin said Israel is taking every precaution and expanding her army to full war time strength in case war docs break out.

'Mike' Takes Copter Hop To Kingston I ON, Ont, (CP) Hon. L. B. (Mike) Pearson, external affairs minister, hopped from Ottawa Kingston Thursday for a two-hour visit. Arriving by helicopter at Royal Military College, he was greeted by the national defence college commandant, J.

D. B. Smith. Mr. Fcarson hustled over lo the Tri-Service College, spoke to students on Canadian foreign policy, and left again by helicopter for Ottawa.

residence following a lengthy illness Mr. Briscoe was born in North-cote, Ont, and was a resident of New Liskeard, before moving to Windsor six years ago. Mr. Briscoe was a clerk with McColl Frontenac for 21 years. He was a member of the United Church, Walker ville Lodge No.

38, I.O.O.F., and Beber Sanctorum No. 6, A.M.O.S. Mr. Kowalchuk was born in Dereweur-Jolhynia, Russia. He lived there and in Manitoba pre vious to moving to Windsor five years ago.

Mr. Kowalchuk was a Surviving are his widow, retired farmer. He was a mem Frances; one son, Glen, and one C.r.R. APPOINTMENT MONTREAL, (CP) F. W.

Col daughter, Gloria Ann, at home; Wintry Blast Ends in West ber of the Greek Orthodox Church. His wife, Anna, died several years ago. There are no survivors. Funeral services will be held lins of Montreal has been appointed manager of the C.P.R.'s industrial department. his mother, Mrs.

T. W. Briscoe, New Liskeard; two brothers, Stanley, Windsor; Jack, Sundridge, STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS SASKATOON, (CP) A storm that hammered central Saskatchewan almost without letup from Sunday through Thursday night was petering out early today over eastern Saskatchewan and Western Manitoba. For railway and highway workmen it was almost all over but the shovelling. The weather forecaster said blowing snow conditions during the night at Saskatoon, North Battleford and Prince Albert represented the dying kick of a storm that stalled three mixed trains ft rM tiki Mi if 3 AJiM Mi I i I i and several railway plows and curtailed highway travel.

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