The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 5

TWO SONS KILLED OVERSEAS TRAGIC NEWS TWICE IN WEEK IlIl a'lw wrT tB a fes Ma fewAi ZZ WHt wjarMMRMl adpjfegujBB V'JL luii YY awBMrallfegiM WILLIAM CAHILL NORMAN CAMERON Killed Wounded ROBERT IT PAYNE GEORGE TARZWELL Wounded Killed BsS sg tfSL 11 wfct 5533 pS Jy Lj it 1 1 I jfk Vrf ggi wmMB wsl JAMES ELLWOOD Killed "'wwt TjiigmnMB JSK JULIUS KRAMER Missing Twice inside of a week Mr and Mrs Ellwood Bolton learned of the death of their two sons in action PO William Ellwood who has a wife and child in Bolton was killed July 6 Pte James Banner man Ellwood 27 whose wife re sides on Bloor St was reported missing Jan 17 but news of his death has just been released is buried in Italy near where he fell until it is possible to have his body removed to the Canadian cemetery at the chaplain of the Perth regiment to which he belonged wrote to Mrs Ellwood In September 1942 James Ell wood married Miss Edith McCau ley three months before he went overseas He had enlisted the pre vious ebruary Surviving are three sisters Betty Ellwood Bolton and Mrs William Parker and Miss Phyllis Ell wood both of Toronto Hope Son Prisoner Pte Cecil Grant Cooper 20 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Cooper Mil zs 4 lit a4 1 i ously orted missing Jan 17 is now officially re ported killed in action "I i 11 think that there is a chance of him being a prisoner of a his mother said are little angles that do not fit Ottawa after six urther details hen received and then we get a letter from our chaplain stating that he was buried where he Pte Cooper with the Perth regi ment wept overseas irr May 1943 and reached Italy in November Surviving besides his parents are five brothers Lloyd who has been overseas for four years with the Canadian Provost Corps Edward with the RCA Harry recently discharged from the RCA and Vincent and Kenneth at home Now Presumed Dead Previmslv irpmted missing when 1 pl mo failed to return (L 'Uj Tg fl sss Isa JI IT 10 bI'ANNER Pte Cooper months tells us that will be forwarded (Zr gJi its base after air operations Sept Jt rederick Gordon Charles Spanner DC is now presumed dead his wife who resides on Ad miral Rd has been advised Overseas since March 1941 Spanner while still a sergeant ob server joined the club" when he with other members of the crew was forced to bail out when the engines of their plane quit in September 1941 Since he was reported missing he was awarded the DC for out standing work Spanner was born in Toron to and is a graduate of St Michael's college Surviving are his wife the former Muriel Nesbitt: a daughter Donna Carol aged whom her father never saw his parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Spanner Law rence Ave: a brother OB Spanner and a sister Joan In Action ive Weeks Sergr George Tarzwell 23 Queen's Own Rifles was killed in action in Normandy July 9 after being there five weeks his parents Mr and Mrs Tarzwell Bata via Ave have been informed He was born in Limehouse Ont and received his education there and spent most of his life in George town In 1940 he enlisted and after serving six months in Newfound land proceeded overseas and spent the next three years training in England Surviving besides his parents are a brother Howard and four sisters Mrs Lindsay Mrs Babcock Mrs Castle and Mrs Hicken Wounded In ace had a little misunderstanding with a piece of shrapnel that insist ed in coming in contact with my face but I am back in pitching again We have just knocked out a German car and got a radio out of it so now we can sit and listen to Jack Benny and Bob Hope It builds up So wrote Cpl Roy Ellwood Glenny irst Cana dian Paratroopers to his parents Mr and Mrs James Glenny ern Ave He received shrapnel wounds in the face June 16 in rance An only son he was bom in To ronto attended Howard Park school and was employed by Do minion Bridge Co Ltd when he enlisted with the RCOC two years ago Later he volunteered for the paratroops and after train ing in Georgia went overseas a year ago Gets Normandy Wound Son of Mrs Payne Rhodes Ave and the late Arthur Payne veteran of the last wrar who died three years ago Pte Robert Whyman Payne 21 QOR received bullet wounds in the arm while fighting in Normandy July 19 his mother has been informed He has been overseas since January 1943 Born in Toronto Pte Payne at tended Earl Grey public school and Danforth Tech He enlisted in the summer of 1942 He is a former choir boy of St Simon's Anglican church and is a member of St Simons cricket club A brother Arthur is with the RCA Right Hand Is Broken Enlisting in 1939 three days after Britain had declared war Rfm Norman Allen Cameron 23 Own Rifles was severely injured in action in Normandy July 4 his parents Mr and Mrs Allen Cam eron Oak St have been informed 'They told me that he has a frac tured metacarpal bone in the right Adiiiigfeet A warm bath anoint with Dr Chass i Ointment and the stinging irritation dis appears Strongly antiseptic and tnediCxnaJ aoothes and heals Dr Chases Ointment ARE 11 (M UNABLE TO DRESS ITTINGLY 7 aSy 'SUMMER LBECN5E 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QUALlTY first hj even weeks Order NOW 0 MB1IT10HI 1 SUPPLY MINISTER HON Is 500 300 100 200 200 200 the air German British in Nor Murray four SHE GETS $1000000 ALONG WITH DIVORCE aeo A brother Louis is with the US Zl i Mrs pa Opal and QUEBEC TAXIS QUIT UNLESS ARE RAISED ATTACK BY RCA PRELUDES NEW DRIVE Niagara alls and over Queen Elizabeth Way Yocum was fatally in his wife Edith thrown Sunday was in DONATIONS TO STAR RESH AIR UND Write for REE CANADIAN Arnprior Aylmer Barrie Brantford Belleville Brockvilie Bowmanvjlle Cobcurg Cornwall Cobalt Chatham ort Erie Galt Guelph Gravenhurst Hamilton Port Colborn? arry Sound Paris Perth Teterboro Renfrew St Thoma Simcoe St Catharinas Sarnia Sudbury Trenton Welland Windsor Woodstock DAIVY STAR: Moo July 31 1SU his motorcycle went out of at on AUSSIE WIVES US BOUND An Australian Port July 31 (API Australian wives of 302 US servicemen have gathered here for transportation to the United States Presence in the party of 78 babies caused authorities tn lay in a stock of 12000 diapers and thousands of cans of prepared baby food US Points Detroit Mich New York NY VIBRAPHONE" rrartirally invijiM his daughter Mrs 2202 Queen St connected with the department GEORGE ALTPETER DEAD AT AGE 81 TOURNEY AIDS RED CROSS Grand Berd July 31 A golf tournament here raised $117 for Red Gross wont said He has been overseas since July 1941 Born in Toronto he attended Duf ferin public school and Danforth Tech A brother Donald is with the ITC at Brantford Cahill Killed Just one day after he donned uniform June 5 1940 with the Royal Regiment Lance Cpl Wil liam George (Bill! Cahill 24 left with the unit for Iceland He is now reported killed in action in Normandy July 17 after being 3Vz years in England Bom in Toronto the son of Mr and Mrs George Cahill Danforth Ave he attended McGregor public school and East York high While overseas he played the guitar in the RR band lands also is attended To schools serving Amount previously knowledged In memory of Little Jimmie rom Christopher and Noel In His Name Evelyn Taylor Morrison Sophy Grant Margaret Mungovan In affectionate memory of one who lived little children and the 500 500 MY SAVINGS GROW ASTER AT I GET 2 INTEREST I He attended Don United church Sun a brother red Cahill Made 23 lights of a Lancaster bomber hat I 1 Have Your Coal Bin Ready If you are getting both hard and soft coal aepar ately bae the necessary spaces ready and cleared for each The delivery man is going to be overworked do everything to speed up his job ack $681569 500 300 100 200 100 200 200 JHE TRUSTS oni GUARANTEE 302 BAY $TyMt4nr miu uiuct SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Dodge former who obtained a nearly $1000000 Horace Elgin Dodge New York sportsman In return Dodge got possession of a box" held in escrow in a Reno bank 3 Repair Heat Stealing Leaks You can save fuel by caulking the space between the brickwork and the window or door frame If windows open too easily use weatberstripping 0 NPWt brothers Pte Ronald overseas in the army and George Kirkland lake three jory Duck head on motor collision at Gravenhurst Saturday night claim ed the lives of two age per sons and brought week end acci dent deaths in Ontario outside tha Toronto area to nine Velma Beirs 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Beirs of Kilworthy and rancis Burns of Dufferin St Toronto were killed The girl died shortly after being admitted to hos pital at Bracebridge and rancis Burns died in Orillia hospital" According to police they were passengers in a south bound auto mobile driven by Irwin Smith of Gravenhurst This car was in col lision with a car driven by James Quigley of Toronto Mr and Quigley were injured Three sengers in the Quigley car Hain Harold James Quigley Jr all of Toronto were injured slightly Irwin Smith Edna McPeak 18 of Gravenhurst Edward Laughlin 19 of Bloor St Toronto and Elam Schuttz 18 of Kilworthy all suffered internal injuries cut and broken bones Joseph ish 49 of St Catharines fArmiarlv nf TArnnfn rliazl ir pital at ort Erie Sunday after a motor accident July 26 The auto mobile driven by Donald Ketzman of St Catharines left the highway between St Caiharines and Crystal Beach The funeral will be held today from Benjamin's funeral parlors Spadina Ave Toronto Mr ish George Altpeter 81 civic em ployee for 35 years died Sunday at the home of Thomas Jones He had been street cleaning Born in Rochester NY Mr Alt peter earne to Toronto as a young man Surviving are nine daughters and four sons all of whom were born on Sumach St and a sister Mrs Legler Rochester NY The funeral will take place Tues day at 2 o'clock from the residence of Mrs Jones with interment in the Necropolis Jewish National Alliance and Ostrowzer synagogue He is sur vived by his widow daughter Ruthe: son Murray overseas his parents Mr and Mrs Kaufman ish Toronto two brothers and a sister When control turned George jured and to the pavement Dragging operations are under way on the old Welland canal near Port Dalhousie for Warren Howse 40 a customs inspector from Hamil ton who was missed from a motor launch while attending the Henley regatta alling from a west bound CNR passenger train Wilfred Greenway 44 of Vancouver a porter was killed near Ridout Saturday At Smiths alls the body of Ed ward Blais 72 was discovered in the Rideau canal basin Sunday af ternoon Thirteen year old Jack Motheral of Princeton was killed evening when his bicycle collision with a train Diving into a gtvel pit Bennion 16 was drowned miles east of St Thomas Sunday name rom TV and Willy Anonymous rom Hendry Mrs IV Riplcv Copper Cliff Ont Leslie A Conor is Booklet and full VIBRAPHONE COMPANY Room Ji 13 Drummond Building bt Catharine St If you have not already ordered your fuel do not delaj another day Ask your dealer to deliver your quota and accept whatever suitable fuel he may have available Delay until cold weather sets in may mean a wait of days or 4 Keep Your Chimney Clean If your urnace drift poor it miy a your chimney is ortruct'd rd nedj cleaning or repairing Pilot failed to return to its base after a foray over Prouviile rance June 24 PO Julius Kramer 21 son of i Mrs Ruth Kramer Roncesva Iles I Ave is reported missing He was1 the only Canadian on an English I crew Born in Toronto PO attended Harbord collegiate before going overseas more than a year Trevor and Lieut Cyl os William He had completed 23 flights I Dunsmore UbN had a wonderful time visiting the studio where his mother works but was unimpressed by the Hollywood pro ductions Six months old Charles Cylos Dunsmore son of Actress Claire 2 Clean Your urnace Have your furnace thoroughly cleaned Before lighting the fire 5cale houid be removed from hearing surface in firnc nr boiler Chimney and smoke P' also should be cleaned ji Alma Mich Buffalo NY' RAILROAD POOL CARS: Winnipeg" Manitoba Aug It Calgary Alberta Auf 21 Bernard Shaw famed playwright as he ap peared at his Hatfield Hertford shire home on July 25 the dav before he celebrated his 88th birth day Quebec July 31 (CP) Until i their demands for an increase in the starring fee from 25 cents to 35 i cents are met members of the Que bec Taxi Owners Association Inc controlling nearly 300 of the city's 360 taxicabs will not allow their cars to answer calls or pick up any pasengers after 3 pm today it was decided at a meeting here last night Demands for an increase were approved last ebruary by the city council and the Quebec public ser vices board but were ruled out by the prices board last week Next week loads to or from: Haileybury Kingston Kitchener Kerrptville Kirkland Lake London Midland Meaford Montreal New Liskeard Niagara alla Nobel North Bay Oakville Orillia Ottawa Owen Sound Rifleman Wounded Rfm rank O'Neill 22 serv ing overseas with the QOR was wounded in action in Normandy July 18 his father Patrick O'Neill Walpole Ave has been notified He enlisted in 1942 and after training at Camp Borden went overseas last year uocn in loronio son or and the late Mrs O'Neill he attended St Joseph's school One brother Edmund is with the RCNVR: another John with the QjpR in rance and a third Joe was recently discharged from the army Air gunner Is Prisoner Lloyd Oliver Stanley report ed missing in air operations une 16 is now a prisoner of war his wife who resides on Strathcona Ave has been advised He was on the seventh flight of his second tour Born and educated in Dafoe Sask he enlisted in October 1940 and received his wireless ner's wings at Mountain August 194: He went that September' Stanley has two Martha Devine Vanities beauty rf i twnu ont was a menwer ot ine uaaieiiows from A New Ceilina lor 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Lake Sask Loses Life At Caen Mrs Lillian erguson Abbott Ave has been notified that her son Rfm William Robert Apted 22 was killed in the battle of Caen July 9 while fighting with the Queen's Own Rifles Enlisting in May 1942 he trained at Brampton and Camp Borden and went over seas last September Born in Toronto he ronto and Hamilton brother Jackman is RCA bombers flew in armada that blasted the lines before opening the 2nd army's new offensive mandy yesterday Group Capt Annis of To ronto flew in a Thunderbird squad ron plane The Snowy Oil Al ouette and I ion squadrons also par ticipated Sqdn Ldr Wally McLeod and bar of Regina shot down his 21st "enemy aircraft yesterday dur ing a dogfight in the Dreux area of rance Another ME109 was destroyed by Bentley Willowdale con Move Store 3 nauiJki ine Mvlv DESPATCH OICE DUNDAS MOVyyd MORE THAN HAIS A CELttURY 1 jwah00 QuaW extent CLAIRE SON SIGHTSEES IN STUDIO Highway Bulletin urri run inninniT fi WPPft LN fl 1 1 Lui i Lkl'Ls lUulMLi 1 mil hi miTinin LULL 111 UlilHHIU Ml i 7 'lit A gw VI JmHB II HlUaTIUOt 1UUWJU1 fl ving IB 'SBU IHttSoBv tokohtoiv XJL IMH IJJ JZJ offWli I i tZfLy) 3 i Vd ha 1 fVZ I my S3 jtTi km tel 4 i id SL vv pi C7? 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