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PAGE 22 French Poetry Seen As Warning To British Muse The French symbolist poets L. Wells, of Unitud College, told' The new dreamers the symbol the 19th century reacted against the Poetry Society Wednesday ists like Verlaine and Baudelaire "the furious passion for exactitude 'night, "the poets weren't satisfied, were like women, he said, in that of the positivists," the people ho They didn't find everything clear, they were really only at their ease could explain the cosmos perfectly They found mystery and disquiet, among the mysterious, the strange, by their materialistic theory. Prof, especially after 1870 disillusions." the macabre. Adding Machine! CALCULATING MACHINES. CHFOUE Writers.

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V. Piggott, principal of Machray school, spoke on Train ing for Citizenship at the Windsor Home and School association in 1 Windsor school. St. Vital. K.jthe need of a dictionary to help Harper, president, was in the i Englishmen acquire better knowl chair.

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01 ITA ieitur ippetrt tvtry week in the Colored "Not that I'm In despair about French poetry, but It's a warning to England and America that the same fate will befall them If they allow irreliglon, agnosticism, neu rotlcism, 'don't care Ism to get them to the same extent it did the French people." Handbags RE LINED, REPAIRED. VJADE TO order Mld Weel Bag. 3 BO Selkirk. S3 OJ. Hearing Aids RADTOEAR.

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ate. Comic Section 1 Gorm. 1 J3iiiL iSl kMl I Jtm THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOV. 20. 1941 i Father Gerald F.

Lahey, president, was in the chair. He announced a poetry prize of $15 open to university graduates and a forthcoming original poetry contest open to all Canadians. Mrs. R. M.

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9. rT. orr. Tells Of Agony aeeaai me i.i fifeiaiii im pi i Sir i The horrible story of the Jews undtr the barbarism of the Germans' In' Poland Is to be told to JcwLsh communities in the west by BENJAMIN TEITELBAUM, of New York, on a tour for the United Jewish Refugee and War Relief Today at 8 p.m. he addresses a meeting In Hebrew S'ck Benefit hall, Selkirk 239 Selkirk ave.

Foresters Aid War Effort The Canadian Order of Foresters invested $551,000 in the first and second war loans, announced High Chief Ranger, W. M. Couper, K.C., Montreal, on arrival here today from a western tour of Forester courts. 'We gave the government $5,000 for an ambulance for service over seas and for a mobile office, to keep the records of the troops," he said. A donation of $1,000 was made to the auxiliary war services appeal.

Money had also been given to the Red Cross ar.d other organizations doing war work. Tonight at 8 p.m. the local court will welcome Mr. Couper at a meeting in the Travelers' Bldg. Fri day night there will be an initiation of 23 new members In Scott Memorial hall.

Officials who met Mr. Couper at the C.P.R. train were Alfred Owens, Wilfred Laidler and L. H. G.

Cox, organizer. Mrs. G. Monteith Dies At Petersfield Mrs. Mary Montfith, 71, pioneer resident of Killarney, and wife of George Bertram Mcnteith, Killarney, barrister, died Tuesday at her farm home at Pelcrslield.

She was the sister of Mrs. J. M. Dicks, Winnipeg, and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Kerr, Winnipeg. Born In Johnson, Scotland, Mrs. Monteith came to Winnipeg when an Infant with her parents. She was married to Mr. Monteith in 1900 and had lived at Killarney many years, moving to Winnipeg and Petersfield about a year ao.

Besides her husband and sister, she is survived by a brother, James Kerr, Vancouver; two daughters. Barbara, wife of R. M. Bower, trade commissioner at Sydney, Australia; and Mary Monteith, of the provincial tax office, Winnipeg; two sisters, Mrs Dick and Mrs. 'Margaret Moffatt, the latter residing in Ottawa.

The funeral service will be held Friday, at 2 p.m., In Gardiner's funeral chapel, with burial in the family plot in Elmwood cemetery. Dr. E. M. Howse, of Westminster church, will officiate.

Associates In Low At McCallum Funeral With many former friends and associates of the legal profession in attendance, the funeral service for James F. McCallum, of 260 Wellington Crescent, who died Sunday, was held Tuesday at 2.4o p.m. in the uarainer lunerai chapel. Burial was In Elmwood cemetery. Rev.

G. Hasted Dowker, rector of St. George's Anglican church officiated. Honorary callbearers were: Mr. Justice Dysart, Judge Whitla, Hon.

E. J. McMurray, A. Sullivan, tan Cannery, E. E.

Murphy, C. G. Hutchinson and George Active pallbearers were: F. Sutton, H. D.

Schatzley, A. L. Dysart, A. A. Paoll, C.

B. Becher and H. R. Drummond Hay. Aid for Russia Totals $3,159.34 Contributions to the Winnipeg Council for Allied Victory masF meeting Monday In the Winnipeg Auditorium totaled $3,159.34 This has been handed to the Canadian Red Crois for medical aid to Russia.

It was made up of the following: Provincial Council, Ukrainian a.sociatlon, Winnipeg Council for Allied Victory, N. Charoeslnk, S. Cherkas, W. Waytek, $200; Workers' Benevolent association, $100; International Ladies' Garment Workers, $100; staff People's Co operative, $100; A. Thompson, $25; Joe Demen chuk, $25; Workers' Election committee, $25; Communist party, $25; Pieul Son, $25; International Council Democratic $25; Psul Saw.

$25; Polish Anti Facifts, $12; Federation of Civic Employes, Helen and Tom Tesler, J. Charon, collections at rloor and cash donations, $459.43. Gets Ottawa Post TBy The Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Nov. 20. John T.

Marshall, of Victoria, B.C., has neen appointed chief of the vital statistics branch of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, the bureau announced Wednesday. Mr. Marshall was director of division of vital statistics of the British Columbia board of health and was president of the Ameiian Association of Registration Executives for 1941. (Pbttuani i JOSEPH CORRIE Joseph Corrie, of 343 Cathedral died Wednesday in Grace hospital. He was as.

Born in Ireland, Mr. Corrie had lived here 49 years. He was employed for 40 years with the Winnipeg Electric Ltd. and at time of his Illness last August was foreman of the company's north car barn. He was a member of tht Winnipeg Electric Co.

Old Timers' association. His mother, Mrs. John Corrie, died early this year he is survived by five sisters: Mrs. William Armstrong, Thornhlll, Mrs. D.

R. Fyfe, Middlechurch; Mrs. A. M. Davidson, Regina, and Mrs.

A. Cooper, Winnipeg, and Miss Emilt Corrie, at home; also four brothers: Sam Robert David ana Walter all of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. in Gardiner's funeral chapel, with burial in the family plot in St. John's cemetery.

MRS. IRA M. SALE Mra ClnrA Wells Sale. 37 Linton died Tuesday In Grace hospital. She was the wile or.

ira Marcus Sale. TVirn In nil Snrlnps Mrs. Sale came west in 1882 and lived in Bolssevain district until moving here in 1910. She was active in work at St. Margaret's Anglican church many years until recently when she suffered poor health.

SVia la survived hv her husband a son, Kenneth, serving with the Canadian army overseas, and a brother, George Wells. Winnipeg. The funeral service was neia today at 2 p.m. In the Thomson funeral chapel, with burial In the family plot in Elmwood cemetery. Dr.

F. Glover officiated. CHARLES H. BUCK Charles Henry Buck, 80, of 84 Inkster died Wednesday in the General hospital. He was born in London and came to Winnipeg 52 years ago.

For 30 years he had been employed at the C.P.R. shops at Weston, retiring 15 years ago. He was one of the original members of St. Peter's Anglican church, and a member of the Machinists' union. Mr.

Buck Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma Buck; two sons: Charles, Winnipeg, and Sydney, In England; also a daughter, Mrs. George Mann, Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held Friday at 3.30 p.m. In Gardiner's funeral chapel, with burial in Elmwood cemetery.

Rev. Frederick Hughes, rector of St. Alban's church, will officiate. MRS. MICHAEL MISURKA Mrs.

Mary Misurka, formerly Mary Paskiewwicz, 24. of 715 Dudley died Wednesday In the General hospital. She was the wife of Michael Misurka. Born in Winnipeg, she had lived here all her life. She Is survived by her husband; her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Paskiewlcz, Winnipeg; an infant son. Frankie. The body is resting at the Barker funeral chapel, where prayers will be said Friday at 8 renuiem mass will be If! n. ceieoruieu oaiuiuaj Holy Ghost church.

ROBERT C. JAMIESON Robert Charles Jamieson, former rimooier nt Wlnnineir. died Fridav in Pasadena, Calif. He was born in Ottawa. Aueust 17.

1883. and1 came to Winnipeg in 1903, where he graduated from tne xuanuona School of Pharmacy. Mr. Jamie enn pH s.Hmr store on Ellice and Langside st. and one on Por tage at Edmonton si.

He went overseas as a major in the 181th battalion. C.E.F., during the Great War. He left Winnipeg In 1923 to reside in California. He was a son of the late Capt. W.

A. Jamieson, of Ottawa, and nephew of the late Dr. C. Jamieson. of Winnipeg.

Surviving are his widow, formerly Edna I. Wilson, of Winnipeg, and a son, Frank. F. E. ALWARD F.

C. Alward, of Winnipeg, died Wednesday in Pasadena, where he had gone for his health. Mr. Alward came to Winnipeg 40 years ago as a Salvation Army officer. Later he joined the staff of the Continental Life Insurance Company.

He was also connected, at one time, with Argue Brothers. The body was forwarded to Toronto, where the funeral was held Tuesday, with Col. G. W. Peacock, of the Salvation Army, officiating.

vt. iLusrH is survived bv his daughter, Elsie, who accompanied him to Pasadena, SAMUEL E. McELREA c.mimi E. McElrea. 43.

signal operator with the C.P.R.. killed accidentally at uryoen, i um day, will be buried Friday in Brookside cemetery. Mr, McElrea was born at Sidney, and had been employed with the C.P.R. 16 years. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at Bardal funeral chapel, with Dr. G. A. Woodside officiating. Mr.

McElrea is survived by his widow, McElrea; a son, Gary; a sister, Gertrude, and three brothers; Moody, Dr. Frank McElrea, all of Winnipeg, and Allan, at Sidney, Man. FREDERICK YAEGER Frederick Yaeger, 73, retired farmer of Moosehorn, died Tuesday at the family residence, at 152 Forrest West Kildonan. He was a native of Russia. Mr.

Yaeger is survived by four sons: Ferdinand, In Russia; Johannes, Headlngly; Emll and Theodore, Winnipeg; also three daughters: Mrs. O. Kurtz, Detroit, Mrs. A. Canadny, Russia, and Emma Yaeger, Winnipeg.

The funeral service will be held Friday at 2 p.m. In the Church of the Cross, with burial In Brook side cemetery, in the family plot. Rev. H. Honebein will officiate and Bardal's chapel in charge of arrangements.

ALEXANDER W. FLATMAN Many former friends and relatives attended the funeral foi Alexander William Flatman. 59. of 443 Alfred today at 2.30 p.m. in the Gardiner funeral chapel, where Rev.

J. M. Shaver off elated. Burial was In Elmwood cemetery. Mr.

Flatman died Tuesday at his lesidence. He was born in England and had lived here 35 years. For 19 years he had been employed with the Security Storage as superintendent, and In 1930 he formed his own firm, Citizens' Fireproof Storage Ltd. Pallbearers at the funerdl ser v'ce were: D. Freeman, W.

Gould, P. Charlton, A. Oatway, J. Quinn and W. Lawrence.

ROBERT MAXWELL Robert Maxwell, 57, assistant electrical foreman of the CNR. shops at Transcona. where he was employed since 1914, died suddenly Tuesday in the General hospital He resided at 108 Morley ave. Born in Lurgan, Ireland, Mr. Maxwell came to Winnipeg In 1907, He was a member of Ancient Landmark Lodge, A.

F. and A.M. He Is survived by hii formerly Ellen Jane McBride; two. sons, John, serving as petty officer with the R.C.N.V.R., and Pilot Officer David Maxwell, with th RC.A.F. at Penfleld Ridge, N.B., both of whom are in Wlnn peg for the funeral; a daughter, Mrs.

J. Adams, whose husband Is serving as sergeant with the R.C.A.F. at Brantford, and four brothers, James, Vancouver; Charles, Amsterdam, N.Y.; Joseph Lurgan, and John, Sioux Lookout, a sister, Mrs. David Copland, Vancouver, who Is now In Winnipeg, The funeral service will be held Friday at 3.30 p.m. In the Mordue funeral chapel, w'th burial In Brookside cemetery.

Rev. William Bi Iggs, pastor ot Riverview United church, will officiate. Pallbearers will be: A. Gregor, J. Livingstone, A.

Bruce, W. Irwin, K. Roberts and A. Crawford. MRS.

LINA OLSEN, Mra I. inn fllspn nf rinun. ing aged 80, died Wednesday at her home. Born in Norway, Mrs. Olsen had been a resident of Canada 34 vears.

She lived 15 years In Canora, Deiore moving to Winnipeg 13 years ago. She Is survived by a son, Earl, Winninee: twn rlntichtpra. Mr Jack Stalker, Winnipeg, and Mrs. h. r.

aunders, Calgary. The funeral service will be held Friday at 3.45 p.m. in Bardal's funeral chapel, with burial In Brookside cemetery. Rev. M.

Aandal, pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church, will officiate HUGH McKENZIE Hugh. McKenzie, 71, of 370 Ros died Saturday in the General hospital. The funeral service will be held Friday at 10.30 a.m. In Mordue's funeral chapel, with burial in Brookside cemetery. J.

George, Here In 1878, Dies The funeral service for Jacob George. 78, of Ste. 20. Gladstone who died Tuesday in the General hospital, will be held Friday, at 1.30 p.m., In the Mordue funeral chapel, with burial in Brookside cemetery. Born at Shakespeare, Mr.

George came to Manitoba In 1878. Accompanied by other early settlers, he walked from Emerson to his brother's farm at Nelson, now Dunston district, north of Morden, arriving May 3 In a blinding blizzard. In 1882 he took a homestead at Abernethy, and returned to Manitoba to farm south of Miami. In 1887 Mr. George married Mary Paterson, sister of Judge George Paterson, of Winnipeg, and In 1910 moved with his family to Ker robert, where he resided until three years ago, when ill health forced him to give up farming.

He had since resided with a daughter, Jean R. George, in Winnipeg. Married 54 years ago, he Is survived by his widow and eight childrenMrs. G. T.

Lundy, Verdun, Mrs. J. Rae Tooke, Mrs. L. G.

Clearwater, Mrs. E. Parker, Jean R. George, all of Winnipeg! and H. E.

George. Saskatoon; John P. George, God's Lake; and W. E. George, Winnipeg.

Judge J. M. George, of Delo raine. and Dr. J.

P. George and Dr. W. E. Munro, of Winnipeg, are nephews.

Bowles Heads Community Club A. E. Bowles, K.C.. waj elected president of the River Heights Community club at an executive meeting Tuesday evening. D.

G. Sutherland was elected vice president, and president, and Mrs. J. C. Irvine, secretary treasurer.

Committee chairmen elected were: F. E. Bissell, finance; B. S. 1 skating; H.

A. English prop erty; A. Hud A. e. Bowles, K.C.

1 grounds; C. V. Humphreys, publicity; William Marshall, tennis; F. W. McGuire and J.

A. Patterson, games; and W. W. Wright, mem bership. Other members of the executive Include J.

T. Westby, past presi dent; Dr. Manly Bowles, William Curry, J. Guest, H. P.

A. Herman son, N. McLRUghlin, J. T. Prosser and the president of the Women's section.

Plans were made for alterations to the skating rink, and for con tinuation of all club activities. It It was unanimously decided to ex tend free club privileges to British refugee children in the district, and to all airmen from overseas, training in Winnipeg district. Takes New Post WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.

Charles Fahy has been sworn In as soilcitor general of the United States, succeeding Attorney General Biddle. Fahy had been assistant solicitor general and before that was counsel to the Labor Relations Board. 1 4 Ik Li asmwA. 4sA.v:xs.