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MR TWO TH WINDSOR DAILY STAR, WINDSOR, ONTARIO, SATURDAT. MAY 5, 1945 Grain JScw York Curb CLOSING QUOTATIONS Paul Martin Canadian Army Casualties Seen as Next Prime Minister OTTAWA. May 5. The department I of national defence today released the Canadian Army's 85Pth casualty INt of the war, containing 100 names. The list follows: OFFICERS DIED OF WOUNDS Eastern Ontario Regiment SHARPE.

George Dale, Saskatchewan Regiment FROOM, James Aland. L.Cpl., Sask. High Low Close 106 106 106 3a les 100 Alum Ltd 1000 Alum Co Am 900 Am Cyan 3000 Am Gas El 200 Am Maracb 3000 Am Sup 100 Bell Air 600 Bliss Stamp Comer -e-1 sc TOWARD -UHITED NATIONS April, 25.1945 a. it re CLOSING QUOTATIONS Reported by Bongard Co. WINNIPEG GRAIN Rve Onen High Low Close May l5015115015l July 144145143145 Oct.

128129127129 Dec 1267al27126127 Oats May, 51 '2, 51', July, 51 2, Oct, 51 4. Barley All futures at ceiling pricer, of 6434. Detroit Stocks CLOSING QUOTATIONS Sales Close 150 Am Radiator 140 Brown-McLaren 140 Commonwealth 550 Det Edison 185 De Steel Corp 250 Fed Mogul Com 100 Frankenmuth 100 rmmer Mfg 700 Gar Wood 1900 Graham-Faige 1400 Gen Finance 530 Hupp 225 Hudson Motors 180 Hoover Steel Ball 175 Nash Kelvinator 100 Parker Wolverine 1036 Packard Motors 100 Peninsular Metal 300 Rad Com 200 Udylite 200 Warner 200 Walker Total sales 9.332. 14 la 1 22 16 135-. 4 10, 8 7 8 1-16 1-16 1-10 Open High Low Close 175 175174 175 V4 165165164165 161 161 4 160 161., SERIOUSLY WOLNDED British Columbia Regiment STEPHENS.

Herbert Andrew, New Westminster. SEVERELY WOl'NDED Eastern Ontario Regiment MONETTE, Armand. Rocaland East. Quebec Regiment GAUM. Albert Grant, Tonbridge.

Kent. Lug. WOUNDED Canadian Armored Corps HADDON. Albert Walter. Sherbrooke.

Que. LIVINGSTON. Michael. Toronto. Quebec Regiment MOTBFELDT, Eric, Major, South Lancaster.

Regimrnt de Quebec BOUDREAULT, Paul Ivan, Ottawa. Western Ontario Regiment HOLMES. Donald Ernest. Mrs. Florence E.

Holmes (wife), 906 Maitland street, London, Ont. Central Ontario Regiment BATE, John William Toronto. INJURED Reconnaissance Units YOUNG. George Malcolm, KITCHENER, May 5. In Waterloo Town Hall Thursday night, Albert Smith was chairman of the Liberal convention when a federal candidate was chosen for the riding.

Thirty-seven years ago on the same platform, Mr. Smith's father was chairman of the Liberal convention that gave William Lyon Mackenzie King, now prime minister of Canada, his first nomination for Parliament. After Mr. Smith heard the Water-loo audience cheer Hon. Paul Martin, K.C., M.P.

for Essex East and new secretary of stale, who addressed the tally, he said: I predict that the man who has Just spoken on this platform will succeed as prime minister cf Canada the tnan who was nominated here in this tery spot in 1908. 100 Brazilian 400 Brew Aero 500 Burrv Bis 3200 Cities Ser 200 do pfd 22000 Com So 50 Cons Smelt 1400 Creole Pet 500 Crown Cp 20800 El Bond 300 do pfd 200 Faireh Av 200 Ford Fr 300 Goldfield Con 700 Holl 100 Humble Oil 100 Int Pete 2700 Lk Shore 300 Ls Gas 500 Harris 1200 Mesabi 1127all278ll214n22 iii4iiiiioiii Belleville. New DIED Western Ontario Regiment WOOD. Harry Hubbard. Harry L.

Wood lather), Concession street, Tlllsonburg. DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED Central Ontario Regiment McEARCHERN. iMM.) John Malcolm Raglan. Quebec Regiment CASTLEMAN. Ronald Baden.

Verdun. Que. SKERRY, John Andrew, Felix de Klngsey. Que. SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Central Ontario Regiment DRAKE.

Stanley Fredollne Campden. Roval Canadian Army Medical Corps 70NK1NG, George Harvey, Toronto. SEVERELY WOUNDED Canadian Armored Corps MYSHAK. Peter, Edmonton. Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers HARTMAN, August Franklin, Mrs.

Hilda Hartman (wife). 257 10th street east. Apt. 5. Owen Sound.

PRINCE, John Henry, L.Sgt., Sudbury, Central Ontario Regiment PERCIVAL, Charles Frederick, Regiment de Quebec BRODEUR. Alide, Shawlnigan Falls. Que. DANIS. Gaston.

Victoriaville. Que. SIMONEAU, Dents, L.Cpl, Pierreville, Quo. New Brunswick Regiment ROY. Joseph Emile.

Petit Rocher North. N.B. WOUNDED Prices Board O.K.s Gas Rate Final Order to Issue At Hearing May 31 Oats May 66 66 65 July 60 60 60 Sept 57S8 5758 57 Dec 575g 57 57 57 Rye May 13613713638l37 July 1344 134133134 Sept 1258126 124125 Dec 124124124124 Barley 4 May 98 98 97 97 July 98 98 97 9734 Sept 95 Dec 95 Morocco has issued a new airmail set (top left). North African Frenchmen raised funds with special stamp issues before the liberation of France, one of these semi-postal stamps showing a North African handing a sword to France (top right). United States issued a 5 cents stamp to the San Francisco Conference on April 25 (below).

N.C.O.S WARRANT OFFICERS, AND MEN 700 Nat Fuel 200 Nat Rubb 2300 Niag Hud 200 do 1 pfd 20 do 2 pfd 200 Nor St A 300 Pantepec 3900 Pennroad 400 Pion R.C.A.F. Casualties OTTAWA. May 5 The Roval Canadian Air Force today released its 1.185th casaulty. list of the war, containing 36 names. The list follows: OVERSEAS Killed on Active Service STORKEV, Gordon John, Sgt, St.

Cath-arino- Missing. Believed Killed on Active Service After Air Operations ANDERSON, Robert William, FO, Vancouver. DUNN, Leonard Acton, FO, Toronto. HARTEN. John Wilbert Edmund, Fit.

Lt, Sault Ste. Marie. Missing on Active Service After Air Operations NEWMAN. John William, FO, Sudbury. Previously Missing on Active Now Reported Safe MURPHY.

Jack Morris, Fit. Lt, Mrs. D. P. Murphy (mother) 34 Yarwood street, St.

Thomas. Previously Prisoners of War, Now Reported Safe APPLEYARD, James Douglas, WO, Aylmer. ADDINGTON, Charles Wesley, Fit. Lt, Weston. CLARKE, David Aubrey, WO, Vancouver.

COOKE. George Henry, WO, St. Clair Shores, Mich. DAMBOISE. John George, WO, Sturgeon Falla.

FADDEN, Lloyd Rufus. WO, Seattle, Wash. GIBSON. Glenn Thornley, PO, West Vancouver. GRIEP, Bennadict Vincent, FO, Hines Creek.

Alta. GROSSUTTI. Aldo, WO, Mrs. Glno Grossuttl i mother) 2256 Howard avenue, Windsor. HAHN.

Lloyd George, FO, Montreal. HALL, Allan Gordon, WO, Miss Kathleen Kail (sister) Nurses Residence, Grace Hospital. Windsor. HORRIGAN, John Bernard, Kingston. HOUSTON, Edward James, FO, Arn prior.

LOUGHLIN. Cecil, WO, Edmonton. MARSHALL. John Alexander, Fit. Sgt, Dartmouth.

MARTIN, Lester Roy, WO, Lethbridge PARKE-TAYLOR, Malcolm Donald, FO Saint John. SKUCE, Eldon Beatty, WO, Britannia Heights. STEWART, Douglas Stanley, PO, Ed monton. STOCKS, John Philip, WO, Penticton, B.C. STOWELL, Charles Henry, ro, Vancouver.

VALASTIN, Jan, FO, Broderick. Sask. WOONTON. Henry Thomas, WO, Fort Saskatchewan. Alta.

Previously Missing on Active Service, Now Reported Prisoner of War Germany BRUCE, Gerald Joseph, Fit. Lt, Tor onto. CLEMENT, Donald Frederick, Fit. Sgt Niagara-on-the-Lake. GARLAND.

Jobn Wilburn, Fit. Lt Richmond. Previously Seriously Injured. Now Reported Dangerously 111 MONTGOMERY, John Eugene, Sgt 3200 St Reg Pap 100 Seiberling 300 Sher Wms 100 So Penn 11 112 120 120 120 46 46 46 800 St Ky 20 204 20 -8 H-16 7-16 16600 St Lt 1500 St Sil 1400 Technicolor 400 Trans Lux 100 Tri Cont 500 Unit Cp 100 Unit Gas 300 Waco Air 8 Cash Grain TORONTO, May are yesterdays closing niminal quotations on local grain transactions for carlots. prices on basis c.i.f.

bay ports: No. 1 Northern Manitoba wheat 1.31; No. 2 Northern wheat 1.28: No 3 Northern wheat 1.26; No 4 Northern wheat 1.28: No. 3 Amber Durum 1.26; No. 3 C.W.

oats No. 1 feed oats No. 1 feed Manitoba barley .72. No. 1 feed screenings, per ton, delivered Montreal freight.

Ontario grain, approximate prices track shipping point: Wheat 1.12-1-14; oats barley 66-67; natural com 1.19; rye 1.23; buckwheat 71-74; malting barley 68-72 milling oats 53. No. 2 Timothy hay $17 Toronto. Straw, $11 Toronto. KILLED IN ACTION Western Ontario Regiment DEAN, Lawrence Nimmo, L.l'pl.,- North Hatley.

Que KOLAPACK. Henry. L.Cpl., Hespcler. Central Ontario Regiment GIBBONS. Richard Gerald, L.Sgt., Toronto.

MARTEL, Gabriel Alfred. Billings Bridge. THEDORFF. Chris William. Pie Mrs.

Marion Alice Thedorff (wife), R.R. 1. Llstowel. Quebec Regiment B.VLS1S. Frank.

Montreal. GRAHAM. Ernest George. Three Rivers, Que. POPE, Edward, Montreal.

Regiment de Quebec BARRY, Roland Alfred, Montreal. New Brunswick Regiment ROBERT, Alphonse, Caraquet, KB. Manitoba Regiment COULOMBE. Edmond, Plnefalls Man. British Columbia Regiment JOHNSON, Henry Carl, New Westminster.

OGG. AUred William, Ross Land B.C. Alberta Regiment BROWN. Walter Edvard, Lloyd minster, Bask. REPORTED MISSING Friends here have learned that John H.

Stafford, R.C.N.V.R.. Is missing In action. He is the son of I Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Stafford, Victoria. B.C.. and formerly of the Royal Wind- or Apartments here. Notice to Creditors Take Notice that all creditors and ethers having claims against the estate Charles S.

Munro. late of the City Of Los Angeles, in the State of California. Executive, deceased, are required to deliver to the undersigned, a full statement of their claims, if any, gainst the said deceased, ou or before the 4th day of June. 1945, after which Cate the Administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among those entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of Which he shall then have notice. Dated at Windsor.

Ontario, this 5th day of May, 1945. R. S. RIDDELL, K.C., 102 Guaranty Trust Building Windsor. Ontario Administrator Notice To Creditors In the Surrogate Court of The County of Essex.

In the Estate of Aldon Ray Vicary, late of the City of Detroit. In the State Michigan, Manufacturing Druggist, deceased. All persons having claims against Aldon Ray Vicary, late of the City of Detroit, aforesaid, deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of January. Approval of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board has been granted the new gas rate schedule entered into between the Union Gas and subsidiary companies and 67 municipalities in Western Ontario. A letter reporting this has been sent by J.

R. Cartwright, K.C.. counsel for the gas firm, to G. W. Mason, K.C., counsel for the municipalities.

A copy has been received here by R. H. Cooper, deputy city clerk and secretary of the municipalities committee. As a result of the approval, R. Colter, the provincial gas referee, will sit again on May 31 for a hearing from which will issue the final order based on an agreement between the gas company and municipalities.

The agreement sets up new basic rates for natural gas consumers to permit the company to import and store natural gas from Texas gas-fields for distribution in Southwestern Ontario. So far agreements have been signed by municipal representatives of more than 85 percent of the users affected and letters are now going out spurring the rest to hurry and sign up so that the final application may be presented and approval given. PNEUMATIC TIRE PIONEER LEAMINGTON, May 5 Arthur James Wilson who died at the age of 87 was the founder in 1905 of the Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund and one of the first men to use pneumatic tires in Britain. Ar iliur S. FitzGerald ompany NOTICE To Whom It May Concern TAKE NOTICE that mv wife, RACHAEL McGUIRE, of 657 Gladstone Avenue, Windsor, Ontario, has Chartered Accountants ARTHUR S.

FITZGERALD. Chartered Accountant, also Fellow Michigan Assn, of Certified Public Accountants; Member American Institute of Accountants Mrs. Julia Marleau Dies at Belle River Another in the series of booklets issued by the Pan-American Union, Washington, on Whos Who on the Postage Stamps of the Americas, has been released, this time on the men and women portrayed on the stamps of the West Indian island nation, the Dominican Republic. This is the eighth in the series, the others dealing with the stamps of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia. Costa Rica and Cuba.

They are obtainable from the Pan-American Union at 10 cents each, and tell the life stories of those shown on the stamps of these countries. It is planned to cover all the American republics, but the war has interfered, and the new booklet has been a long time coming. Like all the booklets in the series, there is a foreword by the country's ambassador to Washington, followed by a page of pictures of stamps on which men end women are featured. The biography of each person then follows in the mimeographed pages. Among those portrayed on the stamps of the Dominican Republic is Columbus, who is reported to have mde the first settlement in the western hemisphere on the island which the Dominican Republic shares with Haiti.

The body of Columbus is interred in the cathedral at Santo Domingo. The Dominican Republics stamp featuring Columbus issued in 1940 shows the lighthouse which the republic is building in memory of the discoverer. Among those shown on the republics stamps is Rowland Hill, the father of the postage stamp, the postmaster of Great Britain who issued the first stamps in 1840. The republic issued the stamp on the centenary of the first stamp. The Trujillo family is represented with three portrait stamps.

General Rafael Leonidas Trujillo has been president of the republic for a number of terms since 1930, is at present chief executive of his country and is shown on the issue of 1933. His mother, Julia, is featured on a mothers day stamp of 1940 and his father, Valdez, was honored with a stamp in 1939 on the fourth anniversary of his death. Only two women have been featured on the republics stamps, the presidents mother and Salome Urena, writer and poetess of the latter part of the last century for whom a commemorative stamp was issued in 1936. Mostly soldiers, patriots and literary figures have been featured on the stamps of the republic. Included on a 1936 issue is the portrait of Jose Reyes, who wrote the republic's national anthem.

In addition to a biography of all those appearing on the stamps of. the country, the booklet also contains a resume by years of the history of the country since its 1945. are required, on or before the left my bed and board and I ill not 12m day of May, 1945. to send by post be responsible for any debts con prepaid or deliver to the undersigned, traded by her after this date, their names and addresses and full DATED at Windsor, Ontario, this particulars, in writing, of their claims, sm day of May. 1945.

ROOM 307, 'CANADA BUILDING TELEPHONE, DIAL 3-3100 Timmins Seriously Injured FARQUHAR, Thomas Wlber, Fit. Lt Little Current. CANADA Killed Accidentally SCHOFIELD, Frances Noreen, AW2, Chester Basin, N.S. Seriously Injured on Active Service THOMPSON. Francis Donahue, FO Stanleyville.

W. J. McGUIRE, 657 Gladstone Avenue. and the nature of any security held by them. After such last-mentioned date, the assets of the said deceased will be dis- I tributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice.

DATED at Windsor, Ontario, this I7th day of April, 1945. GEORGE A. YATES 805 Canada Building, Windsor, Ontario. Solicitor for the said estate. BELLE RIVER, May 5 Mrs.

Julia Marleau, 85, of Main street. Belle River, died Friday night at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Tel-lier. She had been ill for three months. She was bom at Drysdale, Ontario and has lived in this vicinity for 40 years.

Her husband, Emilen, died several years ago. She was a member of the Catholic Womens League of the Sacred Heart, the Altar Society and the St. John the Baptist Society of St. Simon and St. Jude Church Belle River.

She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Arthur Tellier; two step sons, Edward Marleau of Detroit and J. B. Mousseau of Windsor; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Joseph LeFaive of Maidstone; a sister, Mrs.

Mary Du-charme and a brother P. L. Mousseau. both of Belle River; 15 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral services wil be conducted Monday at the residence of her daughter at 8.30 a.m.

and at St. Simon and St. Jude Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be in the church cemetery. There will be prayers in the evenings at 8 oclock.

Notice To Creditors In the Estate of William Best All persons having claims against the Estate of William Best, late of the City of Regina. Saskatchewan. Salesman. who died 13th July, 1941. are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before 26th May, 1945.

after which date the assets of this Estate will be distributed, having regard only 'to claims of which notice has been received. DATED at Toronto, 26th April, 1945. THE LONDON WESTERN TRUST COMPANY LIMITED, 244 Bay Street, Toronto 1. Ontario. Bv TILLEY.

CARSON. MORLOCK McCRIMMON. its Solicitors herein. Western Ontario Regiment GOULD, Leslie. Joseph, L.Cpl., Amherst.

STUDIMAN. Arthur Charles. Brauchton. Central Ontario Regiment BARTON. George Frederick, Mr Mildred Barton (mother, 1755 Aubln load.

Windsor. BATTY, Lawrence Robert, Thorn loe. KILBRIDE, Leo Walter, Miss Dorothy Kilbride (sister), 529 McDougall avenue, Detroit. LEROY. Rodie Justice, L.Cpl., Callander.

LOVEGROVE, Lloyd Henry, Dann-ville. PHILLIPS, William Thomas, Pte, Tim nuns. ROY, Odilas Leon, Pte, Walford Station. SCRIVER, William Lorne, Pte, Toronto SUTHERLAND, Michael John. Pie, West Cobalt.

Eastern Ontario Regiment PERRAULT, John Albert. Rfn, Ottawa. Quebec Regiment BABIN. Charles. Pte, Duparquet, Que.

BURNATOWSKI, "Bronislaw, Pie, Montreal. CLOUGH, Henry George. Pte, Montreal. DEMAIO. Paul Vincent.

Pte, Montreal. HARRINGTON. Arthur William, Pte, Outremont. Que. HOLMES.

Stewart Lawrence, Pte, Huntingdon, Que. McLEAN, Hugh. Pte, Montreal. McfARLANE, Murray Alexander. Pte, Montreal.

Regiment de Quebec BHERER, Raymond, Pte, Cap A LAlgle, Que. DE6ROCHERS. Aime, Pte, Vilbots, Que. GADOLRY. Marcel.

Pte, Montreal. JEAN, Joseph Roger, Pte, Wrightville, Que. LAEOREST, Roger. Pte, Montreal. LANDRY, Lionel.

Pte, LaMalbate, Que. LAV1GNE, Joseph Gerard Andre, Pte, Cloutier. Que. Nova Srclia and P.E.I. Regiment WHYNACHT.

Adolphus Handford, Sgt. Gold River. N.S. New Brunswick Regiment PELLETIER, N. Yvon, Pte, Lac Baker.

N.B. Manitoba Regiment ROSIN. Arthur Gustave, Pte, Winnipeg SUTHERLAND, Ian Graham, Cpl, Toronto. British Columbia Regiment LAYERICK, Joseph Kenneth, Cpl, Van couver. Saskatchewan Regiment BARTLEY, Roy Ellison, Sgt, Canwood, Sask.

BAYERLE, Joseph, Cpl, Crystal Springs Sask. BUDZ. Peter, Pte, Rose Valley. Sask. GENDIR, George Brown, Pte, York-tnn, Sask.

KOELLER, Arnold John, Pte, Admiral Sask. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps GRAVES, Everett Ellison, Pte, Halifax SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Royal Canadian Artillery THOM, George William, L.Sgt, Winnipeg. Western Ontario Regiment EOWERS. Edward Clayton. L.Cpl, Mrs.

Marine Bowers mother Goderich. Central Ontario Regiment -FELL. Gordon Earl, Pte, Orillia. SENTANCE. Joseph Edwin, Pte, Thor niri South.

TIPLADY. Frederick Chandler. oault Ste. Marie. Eastern Ontario Regiment DOUGLAS, Lloyd Alexander.

Pte, Alex andria. STEMBRIDGE. Arthur Julian, Pte. Quebec Regiment Brockville. INNES, Ronald Robert.

Pte, Montreal MACE, Gordon. Montreal. MARINO, Carmlno John. Pte, Montreal Regiment de Quebec CHAPUT. Leo.

Pte East Bathurst. B. CLOUTIER, Laurent, Pte, St. Jerome, Que. JOLY.

Aime, Cpl, Montreal. Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment SMELTZER. Harold Colin, Pte, Halifax. ZINCK, Laurie McLean, Rfn, Marie Joseph, N.S.

New Brunswick Regiment COGHILL, Hugh Allan, Pte, Gagetown. B. KING. Clarence Arleu, Pte, Moncton. LUNN, Harry Sharpe, Pte, Florence-ville.

N.B. SEWELL. Murray Douglas, Pte, Saint John, N.B. Manitoba Regiment CROW, David, Pte, Kenora. Saskatchewan Regiment STEVENSON.

James Clifford. Rfn, Edmonton. WOLNDED REMAINING ON DUTY Reconnaissance Units STALKER. Bruce McKay. Sgt, William S.

Stalker (father). R.R. 1, Rodney. Corps of Roval Canadian Engineers HUNTLEY'. Delbert Edward, Spr, Obituaries Henry Lauzon Henry Lauzon, 74, of 196 Spring Garden road, died last night at the residence.

He had been ill for a year. Bom in Roseland, he served in the Sandwich West council for 13 years. He belonged to the Holy Name Society of Christ The King Church in South Windsor. He is survived by his wife, Emma; six daughters, Mrs. Clement Decaire, Mrs.

Charles Lamotte, Mrs. Harvey Drouillard, Mrs. Albert Pillon and Mrs. Clement Gignac, all of River Canard and Mrs. Donald Kitchen, at home; two sons, Norman of Spring Garden road and Patrick Lauzon of Windsor; three stepchildren, Russell Allard at home, Mrs.

Hillaire Meloche of River Canard and Mrs. Leslie Mead of Tecumseh and one brother, Albert Lauzon of Windsor. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday at 8:30 a.m. and at Christ The King Church at 9 a.m. There will be prayers at the residence in the evenings at 8 oclock.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, River Canard. Farmers! Dead cr disabled animals promptly removed in clean, sanitary trucks, by courteous drivers. DARLING CO. OF CANADA LTD.

(An Essential War Industry) Phone Collect, Essex 166 Chatham 2447 ONE OF THE 25 LARGEST! Among more than 400 life insurance companies in North America, Occidental ranks 24th measured by its more than a billion dollars of life insurance in force a reflection of the steady, consistent growth of the company. This also testifies that Occidental provides what the public wants in its insurance protection. 1944 RESULTS LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE Increase 14 $1,013,019,649 122,624,617 29,940,317 12,173,000 8,175,715 4,949,936 Windsor Man Is Back Home Injured in a blackout in Englant in 1941 and wounded in Belgium last October, Pte. Jack Smith, whose wife and three children live at 1654 Au'oiu road, is now home on rotation leave He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Smith 1488 Ottawa street. Pte. Smith enlisted in July, 1940. with the ordnance corps but late transferred to the engineers. A native of Scotland he was educated in Ottawa.

In the Surrogate Court of the County of Essex In the Matter of the Estate of Theresa Hamilton Daw, Deceased. All persons having any claims whatsoever against the estate of the late Theresa Hamilton Dow, of the city of Windsor, will please file same with the undersigned Executor and Trustee or its solicitors on or before the 21st day of May, 1945, with proof of same. Dated at Windsor, Ontario, this Fourth day of May, 1945. THE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE COMPANY. LIMITED Executor and Trustee By its Solicitors Rodd.

Wigle, Whiteside Jasperson, 1102 Canada Building. Windsor, Ont. New issues France has issued a new high value stamp with the head of La Belle France illustrating the stamp. Guadelope has released a new pasta ge series. Switzerland has issued a souvenir sheet to mark the centenary of its first stamps in 1843.

Colombia is to issue a set of airmail stamps to mark 25 years of airmail use in the republic. Norway last year issued a stamp to mark the 30th anniversary of the first flight from Great Britain to Norway, the stamp showing the route flown. (Sp ffZ) 33fcIS (CEEOCKi HB QQD0QGDQ2O) Q0CG 033332!) CQ3D C2ma CEagp Change of Name Act CHARLES STICKLE, General Agent 307 Heintzman Windsor, Ont. Makes Escape MILAN, May 5 Crown Prince Humbert left Milan hurriedly this morning after narrowly escaping death at the hands of vengeful Italian Partisans who machine-gunned his villa during the night. Shortly before midnight, a truck-load of heavily-armed Partisans drove up to the Villa Crespi where Humbert was staying and riddled the building with about 200 rounds of light machine-gun fire.

Humbert, who was sleeping in a second floor room at the time, escaped Injury, as did members of his suite. The Royal party, which arrived in Milan yesterday afternoon, left shortly afterward for an unknown destination. Phone 4-8383 Industrial Repairs" Are eur specialty with special speed for war-essential production equipment. WAFFLES ELECTRIC LIMITED 400 Erie Street East Gels 5 Years DETROIT, May 5. Federal Judge Edward J.

Moinet sentenced Theodore Joseph, 34, of 52 Garfield to five years in prison following his conviction for possession of narcotics. Arthur of the same address, supplier of the dope, had been previously sentenced by Judge Moinet to serve nine years. Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the Change of Name Act. 1939, and amendments thereto, that the appli-cal'on of Pet. Kaszczyszyn, residing at 1554 Pierre avenue, Windsor.

Ontario, to change the surname of himself and ms wife, Catherine and his children. Nicholas. Michael. John, Basil and Peter from Kaszczyszyn to Kaschak, will be heard before His Honor Judge Gordon at his chambers the Court House. Wmdsor, Ontario, on Wednesday, the 6th day of June, 1945 at the hour of ten clock in the forenoon.

Dated at Windsor. Ontario, this 25th day of April, 1945. CROLL CROLL Canada Building. Windsor. Ontario Solicitors for the Applicant Changes Ownership Moise Hebert Moise Hebert, 69, of 133 Albert street.

Riverside, died yesterday at his residence. Bom in Sandwich East Township, he had lived in Windsor 34 years. He was a laborer at the Ford Motor Company and belonged to the Holy Name Society, the League of the Sacred Heart, and the Happy Death Society. He had been ill for 13 years. Mr.

Hebert is survived by his wife Alexina Soulliere; two sons, Wilfred of Tecumseh and Edward or Windsor; two daughters, Mrs. Paul Lauzon (Anna) of Detroit and Mrs. Henry Labbe (Bernadette) of Riverside; 2C grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and six brothers, Gilbert and Edmond of Riverside, Joseph, Victor and Henry of Windsor, and Alex of Kapuskasing; three sisters, Mrs. William Dupuis and Mrs. Frank Bourque of Windsor, and Mrs.

Joseph Chevalier of Riverside. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence, Monday, at 9:30 a.m., and at St. Ann Church at 10 a.m Burial will be in the church cemetery Joseph Dennison Joseph Dennison, 92, of sixth con- cession. Sandwich South Township, died at East Windsor Hospital last night after a lengthy illness. He was bom in Sandwich South and lived there all his life.

He was a prominent and has been retired for several 'ears. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Church. Heis survived by one brother, Edvard Dennison of Roseland; eight nephews and ten nieces. Funeral services will be conducted at the Albemy J. Janisse Funeral Home, 411 Sandwich street east, Monday, at 9 a.m.

and at Sacred Heart Church at 9.30 a.m. Burial will be in Heavenly Rest Cemetery. I i British Pursue Retreating Japs CALCUTTA, May 5. British troops, after clearing Pegu, are pursuing flee ing Japanese forces eastward toward Moulmein, port city across the gulf of Martaban from captured Rangoon, Southeast Asia command communique announced today. The enemy was presumably retreat along the rail line that runs from Pegu, 50 miles north of Rangoon, to Moulmein.

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Phone 4-8655 or buy through your own broker Syndicate being completely financed. Proceeds do not go to Its credit. All shareholders of the Company should inspect their share certificates to ascertain whether such certificates are registered in their own names or in the form of street certificates. Owners of shares represented by street certificates should take immediate steps to have such shares registered in their own names, otherwise they will not receive important communications which may be issued in the near future. WALTER F.

THOMSON LEO D. BEZAIRE r. s. McPherson, Liquidator, Abitibi Power Paper Company, Limited. Mr Leo D.

Bezaire, who has operated Physicians and Dentists Business Bureau for the past 16 years, announces the sale of his business to Mr. YJalier F. Thomson who has been associated with credit work in Windsor for the past 20 years. Mr. Thomson will continue to operate with the present staff at the same location, 403 Heintzman Building..