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PAGE FIVE Oshawa Men On Active Service With His Majesty's Forces and Women ANNIS, Lloyd R., Lance Corporal, 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade, en- listed Sept. 29, 1939. ARNOLD, Ernest E, Private, On- tario Regiment (Tank), enlisted Sept. 4, 1939. BALLANTINE, James, Private, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, 2nd Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, enlisted November 22, 1939. BARKER, M. J. R, Company Ser- geant Major, Ontario Regiment (Tank), enlisted September 2. 1939. BARTELS, Leonard Charles, Pri- vate, 48th Highlanders, enlisted May 27, 1940. BIRCHAM. Laurence, Sapper, No. 2 Road Construction Company, Royal Canadian Engineers, enlisted May 26, 1940. BLACK, Louis J. C, Private, 1st Canadian Infantry Anti Tank Com. pany, enlisted February 12, 1940. BLACKLER, "Leonard, Private, 15th Platoon Veteran Guards, Aug- ust 20, 1940. BODDY, Doris, Lieutenant, (Nurs- ing Sister), Unit unknown, enlisted May, 1940. BOURNE, Ernest William, Air- craftsman, Second Class, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted Sep- tember 7, 1940. BLOW, Gordon, Gunner, 4th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, enlisted March, 1940. BRADY, G. M., Gunner, 4th Field Artillery, enlisted March 3, 1940. BRADY, P. M., Gunner, 4th Field Artillery, enlisted March 3, 1940. BRICK, Fred Ralph, Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment, enlisted June 4, 1940. BUTTLE, Robert Henry, Private. Ontario Regiment (Tank), enlisted September 11, 1939. CAMBRON, Alan L. Sergeant, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted August 4, 1936. CAMERON, Bruce Clarke, Air Gunner, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted june 7, 1940. CAMERON, Donald E., Sergeant, Royal Canadian Alr Force, enlisted August 4, 1936. CANNING, J. Howard, Gunner, Royal Canadian Artillery, enlisted June 25, 1940. CHESEBROUGH, Herbert G., Ser- geant, Ontario Regiment (Tank), enlisted September 3, 1939, CORMIER, Charles, Corporal, Royal Canadian Ordnance enlisted September 13, 1939. COWLARD, Charles James, Lead- | ing Aircraftsman, Royal Canadian | Air Force, 13, 1939. enlisted September COMBER, Thomas James, Private. | 1st Canadian General Holding Unit enlisted September 8, 1939. DAVIS, H. E, Private, Royal Can. adian Army Service Corps, No. 1 Holding Unit, enlisted September 16, 1939. DEVINE, Robert, Private, Toronto Scottish Regiment, enlisted July 9, 1940. DOIDGE, William, Private, Has:- ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted January 29, 1940. DRINKLE, Elmer, Private, Hast- ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted May, 1940. ECCLES, Kenneth, AC2, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted August 29, 1940. FENTON, Llewellyn, Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment, enlisted July 8, 1940. FLEURY, Joseph Edward, Lance Corporal, Hastings and Prince Ed- ward Regiment, enlisted November 27, 1939. FRANK, Arthur J. Staff Ser- geant, 1st Corps Petrol Park, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, en- listed January 18, 1940. FOWLER, Lloyd Lindsay, Private, Hastings and Prihce Edward Regi- ment, enlisted July 11, 1940, FRENCH, Norman Frank, Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment, enlisted July 16, 1940. GALBRAITH, Harry R., Private, 1st Battalion Midland Regiment, en. listed August 9, 1940. GALBRAITH, M. Lorne, Gunner, 2/14 Battery, 4th Canadian Field Regiment, enlisted September 19, 1939. . GIBSON, George Gordon, Ser- geant, No. 2 Army Field Workshop Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, enlisted September 11, 1939. GOWER, Douglas Llandoury, Pri- vate, Royal Regiment of Canada, enlisted June 5, 1940. GRAHAM, J. D., Gunner, Field Regiment, Artillery. GRAY, Leslie W., Private, Hast- ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted November, 1939. HALE, Ernest W., Private, Hast- ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted July 10, 1940, HALE, Leslie, Private, Ontario Regiment (Tank), enlisted Septem- ber 7, 1939, HALL, William Emerson, Private, Ontario Regiment (Tank), enlist- ed September, 1939, HARPER, Jack, Lance Corporal, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, en- listed. HOWEY, R. Cecil, Private, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, enlisted September 28, 1940. HOWIE, Douglas, Private, Hast- ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted July 8, 1940. 4th Royal Canadian HOWIE, Orval' W. B. Corporal, | Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted August 27, 1940. HUGHES, Frank Ross, Gunner, 14th Field Artillery, enlisted Sep- tember 12, 1939. JACKLIN, Douglas Ray, Private, Midland Regiment, enlisted August 8, 1940, JACKLIN, Eric Duncan, Private, Corps | Midland Regiment, enlisted July 22, 1940. JAY, A E, Private, 1st Midland Regiment, enlisted, July 28, 1940. KELLAR, M. A, Private, 1st Mid. land Regiment, enlisted July 25, 1940. KEYS, Cecil Edward, Private, On- tario Regiment (Tank), enlisted September 3, 1939, KEYS, John Raymond, Private, Ontario Regiment (Tank), enlisted September 8, 1939. KINGSTON, Charles William, Private, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted November 15, 1939. KINGSTON, Wilbur AC2, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted Octo- ber 2, 1940. LANG, Donald A, Aircraftsman, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted May 23, 1940. LANGFIELD, Charles S., Private, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, en- listed September 13, 1939. LEE, C. Robert, Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, en- listed January 26, 1940. LEE. William, Private, Midland Regiment, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted April 9, 1940. LOVELL, Walter John, 8/10 Field Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery, enlisted September, 1939. LOWERY, Harold Charles, Pri- vate, Brigade Headquarters, 1st In- fantry Brigade, enlisted September 10, 1939. MacFARLANE, James, Gunner, 4th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian | Artillery, September 11, 1939. MARKS, Jack C., Private, No. 1 Canadian General Holding Unit, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. McCONNELL, Chas. W., Gunner, 14th Midland Battery, enlisted Sep- tember 18, 1939. McGHEE, Henry, Sapper, 8th Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers, enlisted August 13, 1940. | Lance | In and Welland Regi- | MCINTIRE, A. Gordon, Corporal, Lin ment, enlisted July 16, 1940. McKEIGUE, Thomas F., Private, Veteran Guard of Canada, enlisted July 22, 1940. McLAUGHLIN, Garnet J, Private, 2nd Field Amb ce, Royal Cana- dian Army Medical Corps, enlisted July 23, 1940. MILNE, Wil Ontario Re September NASH, R Anti Tank 15th, 1940. NELSON, Mayna liam James, Sergean', Tank), enlisted 1939. bert John, Gunner, 4th Battery, enlisted June rd Thomas, Pri- vate, 1st Canadian Troop Carrying | | Company, enlisted . September 4, 1940. NEWMAN, Frederick, Jr., Gunner, Royal Canadian Artillery, enlisted April 11, 1940 NICKS, Kenneth, ate, 1st Midland Regiment, enlisted August 2, 1940. NICKS, Stanley, Private, Hast- ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted February 15, 1940, ORR, Richard J., Private, Hast- ings and Prince Edward Regimen-, enlisted May 15, 1940. PARISH, Alf poral, Hastin Regiment, enl 1940. PARISH, Edward M., Private, On- tario Regimént (Tank). and Prince Edward ted November 30 PARISH, Wilfred G., Private, On- | tario Regiment (Tank). Phillips, A. C., Corporal, "D" Com- pany, Midland, enlisted July 31, 1940 PIERSON, James H., 1st Canadian Division Supply Col- umn, Royal Canadian Army Ser- vice Corps, enlisted September 14, 1939. PINDAR, Ivan Roy, Private, Hast- | ings and Prince Edward Regiment, | enlisted March, 1940. POLLOCK, Samuel, Lance Cor- poral, Royal Canadian Engineers, enlisted August 20, 1940, POLLARD, Norval R., Private, 1st Corps Troop Supply Column, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, en- listed, September 20, 1939, PRESCOTT, James, Gunner, 2/14 Battery, 4th Field Regiment, enlist- ed September 21, 1939. PREST, S. M., Private Canadian Infantry (Corps) Training Corps, Nos. 1, 7, Company, enlisted Febru- ary 9, 1940. PRICE, Norman, Aircraftsman, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted May 28, 1940. RICHARDS, Harry, Signaller, K Secticn, 2nd Infantry Brigade Head- quart-rs, enlisted September 15, 1939. RIPLEY, Wilbert K., Private, No. 1 Canadian Machine Gun Holding Unit, Toronto Scottish, enlisted July 2, 1940. RODGERS, Clifford Franklin, Private, 1st Canadian Holding Unit, enlisted April 15, 1940. RUBENZAHL, Maurice, Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment. SCHELL, Herbert Robson, Cap- tain, Ontario Regiment (Tank), en- listed September 3, 1940. SIMKINS, Ernest William, Gun- ner, 9/15 Field Battery, Royal Can- adian Artillery, enlisted September, 1939, SKEA, William, Private, 48th Highlanders, enlisted September 11, 1939. SMITH, K. Keith, Gunner, Royal Headquarters, 4th. Field Regiment. Royal Canadian Artillery, . enlisted April 15, 1940, SPEIRS, Robert, Company Ser- geant Major, Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment. STAPLE, W. H., Gunner, 7th Anti Tank Battalion, enlisted June 21, 1940. STEWART, Cam. W., Private, 2nd Field Ambulance Corps, Royal Can- Gunner, | ! the battalion; ed C., Lance Cor- Sergeant, | THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER *8, 1940 ' Midland Re giment Inspected at Orono 1st Battalion, the Midland Regiment, {at Orono yesterday for general inspection by Brigadier Logie officer C.AS.F., under the command of Major J. C. Gamey, Armstrong, commanding M.C., paraded Military District No. 3. Orono's entire population assembled in the grandstand in the fair grounds, where the bat- talion marched past the reviewing stand in three different formations, Pictures show: Company passes the reviewing stand in column of route; bottom, left to right, Major R. S. Gamey, of Toronto, commanding headquarters company Regimental Sergeant-Major W. J. Woodside, M.M., who served as a lieutenant in the 1st. Bn , talks to his brother, Major J. C. Gamey, MM, top, officer Headquarters commanding The Rifle Brigade, Imperial Army, where he won the M.M., and was also mentioned again in despatches, adian Army Medical Corps, enlisted l 23, 1940 STEZIK, Borden Private, Duf- | ferin and Haldiman Rifles, enlisted July 30, 1940 STIRE, Goud Hastings a ment, enli STIRE 2/14 Field Battery, ment, Royal Canadian TATE, Joi Ierbert, Pr 1 Army Field Workshop, Royal Can- adian Ordnance Corps, enlisted June 3, 1940 TAYLOR, James Ontario Regiment September 28, 1940. THOMPSON, George Royal Canadian Artillery, September 10, 1939. THOMPS( George M, Sergeant, Royal Canadian Artillery, enlisted September 4, 1939 TUCKER, C. Field Regiment, Private sdward Regi- 1940 holas, Gunner, 4th Field Regi- Artillery Private enlisted Hunter, (Tank), Gunner enlisted V., Gunner, 4th Royal Canadian | Artillery. VAILLANCOURT, Nelson Louie Martin; Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted January, 1940. VANDERVOORT, Don B., Ser- geant, 51st Anti-Tank Battery, en- listed. VERMDEN, Cornelius A., Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment, enlisted July 17, 1940. WADDINGTON, William, Private, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, en- listed April 15, 1940 WAGAR, Glen, Corporal, Hast= ings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted September -30, 1939 WASSELL, William Henry, Pri- vate, Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, enlisted July 6, 1940. WELSH, Harold J., Private, No. 2 Army Field Workshop, Royal Cana- dian Ordnance Corps, enlisted No- vember 25, 1939. WHITTICK, William George, Cor- poral, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, enlisted July 28, 1940. , WILLIAMS, Robert Arthur, Pri- vate, Midland Regiment, enlisted July 29, 1940. WILSON, Earl (Bus), Trooper, Governor General's Horse Guards, 2nd Canadian Mounted Regiment, enlisted, August 6, 1940. WILSON, Frederick A. Private, Royal Canadian Air Force, enlisted October 22, 1940. WILSON, John, Field Battery, Royal Artillery, enlisted September 1940. WILSON, Thomas John, Private, Irish Regiment of Canada, enlisted July 1, 1940. WOOD, Howard W., Private, Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment, enlisted April 3, 1940. YOUNG, Frank R., Corporal Roy- al Hamilton Light Infantry, enlisted September, 1939. YOUNG, H. W., Lance Cqrporal, No. 1 General Holding Unit, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, en- listed. Gunrer, 14th Canadian 11, 'SUPPOSES' STORY BEFORE SPAN FELL Fife, Wash., Nov. 8.--Carol Pea- cocke, Fife High E£chool senior as- signed a "just suppose story for her journalism class, let her imagination run wild as she wrote last night. "Narrows Bridge Collapses," she titled the story. Today the bridge collapsed. vate, No. | BRING OUT RELIWS PURCHASE BOMBER | Canadian Pacific Railway Employees Offer Loyal- ty With Gifts 1 atin | Montreal, Que, Nov, 8 Expres- | sions of the deepest loyalty 'and to king and empire have accompanied | Canadian Pacific Railway employ- | ees contributions of some of their most prized keepsakes to swell the | total of the Golden Bomber funds the latest company employee war effort which has as objective the buying of a modern $100,000 bomber for the Royal Canadian Air Force, In the growing pile of broken and cut-moded golden articles now care- fully locked away in a safe in the | treasury department vault at Wind- sor station are some really unique | (gifts which reveal unsuspected aepths of sentiment and patriotism. The old-style, over-sized Cana- tdian five-dollar bills illustrate how keenly Canadians feel on the ques- tion of defeating Hitlerism and bar- barism. The donor wrote that the | bills were the last birthday gift of her .husband, a former prominent Canadian Pacific official, ten days | before he was stricken by a .fatal | illness. "I never had the courage | to spend it; now I send it as a di- rect contribution from him to the Golden Bomber fund for the cause |of justice and freedom," she said in her letter to the headquarters | committee. She made this gift on the anniversary of her husband's birthday. Although most of the gifts are |old gold, at the committee's request another cash gift was not refused | | when accompanied by a letter say- ling "as IT have not any bits of gold I am sending a small cheque which I trust will be of some use in teach- ing Hitler a lesson." The auditor of payrolls office is | making a game of collecting for the | fund. An enthusiastic women em- | ployees trying to fill a large box {with shiny new cents with a golden | glitter. Staff members' pockets are | cheerfully turned out several times | {a day. The head of the depart- | ment has 'promised to give an amount equal to that raised in this manner and the old attitude of "stick the boss" guarantees a | healthy contribution from this source. A company officer has given some fine pieces of jewellery including a pair of shirt studs, he says that these were in his grand- mother's jewel case and he used to admire them as a boy. They were then more than 100 years old. The fund has already received a number of heavy wedding rings of the style of a century ago, fat watch chains and "turnip" cases which were the hall-mark of the old-time | rallroader, brok-n cufflinks, dam- aged brooches, beautifully carved ladies' watch cases, signet and fra- ternity rings, fountain pen nibs, broken dentures, parts of discarded spectacle frames, a nugget and a bottle of dental fillings. Because of the obvious sentimen- tal value of many of the gifts en- tirely apart from their high intrin- sic value, the committee is issuing attractive golden bomber receipts its great | « |to her "buying a Canadian | completely la | : 'made finan to all dono! demand six years old, i school ial The fund SEE THE NEW PHILCO JUBILEE VALUES AT YOUR PHILCO DEALER'S STORE NOW contr sa 'employe effort but oper- i for | | | and TORONTO MADE WORLD CENTRE OF BIRD STUDY Bequest of Great Fleming Collection Hailed as Fine Contribution Toronto, Nov. 8 -- The Royal On- tario Museum of Zoology has bhe- come one the world centres for the study of birds, the remarkable pri- vate museum of the late Henry Fleming, who died in To- ronto on June 27, having been be- queathed to it. Also, the museum | has received Mr. Fleming's exten- | sive zoological library. The Fleming collection is not one of mounted birds for public display. Instead, each specimen, more than 32,000 of them. is prepared in a compact form for ready reference and convenient storage. "Collections such as the Fleming collection are the reservoir from which facts will be read by scien- | tists for countless years to come," said L. L. Snyder, Curator of Birds "They. are kept in special metal cabinets away from effect of light and against dust insects destroying agencie Pride For All should be a matter of pride the whole Dominlon to know in one more respect we have taken our place among the leading nations the world Now ijt is necessary for scientists in other parts of the world to come to us for the advancement of certain fields of knowledge "Mr. Fleming had the knowledge fore specimens available to particu- hed birds from island are and "Tt that of to obtain which are Hi in rare f these longer colle or var came repre- quar- nd d from New Guinea Laughing Owl "There is a fine 1 :] tind. beaut lv sel pecimen of the ex- Owl of New Zes lected exam Ameri approval of Sir G.BE, KC. LI presi t, and w Fd- Be I. irman and th ty co-op Humph eral manager W. M. Neal, vice-pr Lines, James | the destroying | guarded | other | Passenger Pigeon, several speci- mens of the nearly extinct Ivory- billed Wood pecker. Even the great Andean Condor, the largest flying bird, and the smallest bird in the world, the Vervian Hummingbird from Jamaica, are to be found in this collection, "This wealth of scientific data will |induce students of ornithology throughout the world to come to |Ontario's Museum for study. That |James Henry Fleming has been | one of Canada's greatest benefac- tors will become more and more |evident with the passing of time." EXPECT MORE Toronto, Nov. 8.--Machinery for evacuation of children, halted by decision of the British Government in October, will probably be put into operation next spring, according to word received by Robert E. Mills | director of the Toronto Children's | Aid Society, from Eric H. Biddle dir- ector of the United States Commit- tee for' Care of European Children. Mr. Biddle returned from England about a week and a half ag "I think an official children's overseas | evacuation program will be put in | operation Biddle in the spring," in his letter Mi. said Decision of the Government was | prompted by the loss of 248 children | GHILD GUESTS on the torpedoed "City of Benares" Sept. 17. R. V. Jopson, Ottawa, representa= tive in Canada of the Children's Overseas Reception Board, has ane nounced "w'e are going ahead with our plans, for we feel that in the spring the evacuations will be ree sumed," reported Mr. Mills. There are about 4,000 British children in the United States at present, 3,000 of whom were private= ly sponsored, while 1,000 were brought cut under auspices of the Committee for Care of European Children. In Canada, there are about 1,500 Government-sponsored evacuees, 600 of whom are in On= tario, and some 200 in the Toronto area, according to figures from the office of B. W. 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