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VOL. CLXXIII; No. 187 THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL: SATURDAY; AUGUST 5. 1943. SAY PRAYERS AMID THE RUINS AIR FORCE CASUALTIES Fine Arts, Crafts ACTIVE ARMY CASUALTIES and 1 If lit Decoration Mm mm hi I i i vi VVv W-'-U with heavy German losses.

Stalingrad threatened. OXE YEAR AGO August 5, 1943: Berlin admits loss of Orel, strategic point in Nazi defence system. Heavy street fighting follows Red entry into city. Aided by shattering fire of naval artillery, Canadian, British and American troops torm through Etna Line. U.S.

jungle troops reported making headway around Munda airdrome. Congregations Join Services are being held in Emmanuel Church jointly with Erskine and American congregation for the month of August. Rev. Harvey Catholic Mass is celebrated on Saipan Island in the power-house of a former Jap radio which is now used as the 2nd Marine Division Hospital. FATHER C.

C. RIF.DEL, chaplain, conduct 'Jr. Mass. Smith, William Bruce. K46872.

William McKay Smith (father). Brant-ford Ont. Alberta Regiment: Freeman, Byron Bent, L. M-12050. Mrs.

Annie Freeman (mother). Imperoyal, N.S. Garner, William Albert. M11959, Mrs. Winnie Garner (wife), Fairview.

Alta. MacQuarrie, John Wesley, M-36501, Mrs. Mary MacQuarrie (mother), "Coleman, Alta. Nason. Eldon Joseph, M105067, Mrs.

Annie M. Nason (wife), Leth-bridge. Alta. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps: Lewis. Gerald.

D117248, Mrs. Jane Lewis (mother), Carleton Place, Ont. DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. Canadian Armoured Corps: Allan, Thomas. A44154, Mrs.

Emely Allan (mother), Fifeshire, Scotland. Jennings. Leslie Martin. James Jonnines (father), Ottawa. Mellom, Arthur Alfred.

67304, Mrs. El.ie M. Mellom (wife). Youngs-town, Alta. Manitoba Regiment: Knauff, Raymond John Lewis.

H195245. Mrs Cecilia Knauff (wife), 127 Lcith street, Fort William. Ont. WOUNDED: Canadian Armored Corps: Bartlett. Mitchell, H20515.

Mrs. Alexandra Bartlett (mother). La Bro-guene, Man. Cook. Frank Eugene, A59600.

Mrs. Gertie Cook (mother), Goderich, Ont. Cooper, George Melville, B-143722, Mrs. Sydna Cooper (wife), Col-lingwood, Ont. Court, Edward Owen, M26807, Mrs.

Pearl Court (wife), Coutts. Alta. Crabbe. Edward William. B58652, Mrs.

Alice Crabbe (mother). Welland, Ont. Gale. Cecil Vincent, K53772. Mrs.

Doris Eva Gale (wife). Vancouver. Giffin. Alexandrr Lovd. S.S.M., C-413j2, Ernest Giffin (father).

Smith Falls. Ont. Goldberg. Harry. D3524.

Mrs. Bertha Goldberg (mother), 5164 Du-rocher, Montreal. Henry, Harvey Benjamin, B61-877, Mrs. Minnie Henry (mother), Los Angeles, Calif. (Wife overseas.) MacDonald, Lorne Lochlane, G48026.

Mrs. Ethel MacDonald (mother), Temperance Vale, N.B. Patterson, David McNieoll Robert. M27116, Mrs. Edith M.

Patterson (wife), Calgary, Alta. Putman, Scottv Jack, A55796, Mrs. Vertie Putman (mother), Ard-more, Oklahoma. Royal Canadian Artillery Rieter. Adam, 108078.

Mrs. Katie Broughten sister), Gurneyville, Alta. Wardman, Thoma. M100OOB, Mrs Lucy A. Wardman (mother).

Lethbridgc, Alta. Royal Canadian Corps of Engineers! Zarembinskl. Frank. K73822, Mrs. Mary Kowalec (mother), Chicago, 111.

Royal Canadian Corps of Signals Joyce. Donald Clark. B393O0, Mrs. Annie M. Joyce (mother).

Toronto. Williams. Elmer Lorne, A104554, Mrs. Martha Williams (mother). Dunnville, Ont.

Western Ontario Reeiment: Rorison, John O'Neill, A23190. Mrs. Irngard M. Rosison (wife), Detroit. Michigan.

Central Ontario Regiment: Alderton, Bruce Allan. B132908, Mrs. Jean Alderton (mother), Owen Sound. Ont. Kushniryk.

Steve, B114289. Michael Kushniryk (father), Bowsman River, Man. Eastern Ontario Regiment: Brazeau, Gerald Alexander. Pte. C58629.

Mrs. Cordelia Brazeau (mother). Ottawa. Kennedy, James Albert, C21166. Mrs.

Laura Kennedy Ottawa. New Brunswick Regiment: McDougall, Mark Joseph, G-23299, Mrs. Marv Ann McDougall (mother), Bath, N.B. Poirier, Arthur Joseph, G22277, Mrs. Mary Poirier (mother), Dal-housie, N.B.

Roy, Arthur. G23137, Mrs. Laura Roy (mother), McKendrick, N.B. Manitoba Regiment: Holmstrom, Gordon George, H-15iiS. George Holmstrom (father).

On-anole, Man. Saskatchewan Regiment: DcForest. Abraham. Kfn L103719. Mis.

Madeline DcForest (wife). Bannock, Sask. Tilson. William. Acting L.

L-66566. William Tilson (father), Vancouver. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps: Blakeney. Dean Alden. G4793, Mrs.

Myrtle Blakeney (mother), Petit- codiac, N.B, Royal Canadian Army Medical ir. W. H. COVERDALE, president of the Canadian Steamship Lines, Limited, it the subject of this portrait in pastels by Kathleen Shackleton. of Montreal, who has done a considerable amount of work in this medium.

Hie sitter's interest in art and history is well known, its major expression of these tastes being evidenced in the W. H. Coverdale Collection of Historical Canadiana and the Audubon prints at the Manoir Richelieu, Murray Bay. Miss Shackle-ton, whose paintings and drawings have been shown at "the Art Association of Montreal, has on occasion travelled far for her material, a commission seven years ago taking her to Coppermine, on Coronation Gulf, in search of striking Eskimo subjects. Other works done were portraits of Hudson's Bay Company pensioners.

Cfturcf) erbtcest Comorroto Ottawa. August 4 The R.C.-A.F. issued today its 953rd casualty list of the war, containing 41 names and including 12 men killed on active service overseas and 25 men missing on active service after air operations overseas. OVERSEAS: KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE: Barnard. Wilfred Stanley.

R-204833, Joseph Barnard (father), Vernon, B.C. Holmes, John Sinclair, LAC. R188238, A. B. Holmes (father), Toronto.

Johnson, Paul Gilbert, D.F.C.. J20050, Mrs. Evelyn Strobino (sister). Bethel, Conn. Joplin.

Stanley John. J24979, A. E. Joplin (father), Vancouver. Kalen, John.

J21836. Mrs. Nellie Kupchanko (mother), Gatchell. Kent. Gerald Albion, R154859, I.

B. Kent (father). Amherst. N.S. McConvcy, Carl Joseph, R- 148645, F.

A. McConvey (father), Tor-on to. Ross. Stanley Gordon McLean. 163626, S.

L. Ross (father), Regina, Sask. Sibbett. Clarence Deane, J15762, Mrs. C.

D. Sibbett (wife), Vancouver. Taylor, Murray Clifford. J-10511, T. C.

Taylor (father), Blackfoot. Alta. Wilman, Richard Henry, LAC, R-191061, F. B. Wilman (father), Ingelow, Man.

Wilson, John Murray. R212664, J. J. Wilson (father), Oshawa. Ont.

MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE AFTER AIR OPERATIONS: Barker, Alfred Cyril Sevmour, R222S17. C. F. S. Barker (father).

Fort Smith, North West Territories. Ileattv. Walter Bennett, J27393. F. W.

licattv (father). Pembroke, Ont. Ecrnaski, Ladimcr Jacob. J29331, Tony Bernaski (father). Winnipeg.

Brown, David Cornfoot. R224824. D. C. Brown (father), Hamilton.

Ont. Cunningham, James Adrian. R-177884, Mrs. J. A.

Cunningham (wife), St. Vital. Man. Frankfurth, Robert Louis, R-145341, J. W.

Frankfurth (father). Comber, Ont. Fraser, John Michael, R192437, W. O. Fraser (father), Oxbow, Sask.

Fulsher. Frederick Harold. R225050, J. S. Fulsher (father).

Middle-church. Man. Gordon. James Neil. R259515, Frank Gordon (father).

Harriston, Ont. Kin. Harold Herbert, J35114, Rev. W. J.

King (father). Newdale, Man. McHutchlon. John Alexander, J26645. Mrs.

L. A. McHutchion (mother), Brantford, Ont. McMillan, Clarence Orvtlle, R-142111. Mrs.

C. O. McMillan (wife), Roeina. Sask. Moxon, Frederick Henry.

J25703, Mrs. T. W. Moxon (mother), Toronto. Negr! ch, Tony, J22062, Mrs.

Anne Makichuck (mother). Portage la Prairie. Man. Ozeroff. William Wayne, R- 181436.

Mrs. W. W. Ozeroff (wife), Edmonton. Alta Pocock.

William Francis, J-86307, Mrs. A. B. Pocock (mother), Windsor. Ont.

Sebestven. Denis. R18298B. D. Sebestven (father).

Saskatoon. Sask. Smith. Jalk Oailvie, R170836, T. M.

Smith (father). Toronto. Stecvk. John Michael. R-209825.

Mike Stecyk (father). Kitchener, Ont. Struck, William Edward. R197206, Mrs. Edward Struck (mother), Preston.

Ont. Sutherland. Robert Lawrence. J7C08. R.

H. Sutherland (father). Pictou, N.S. Thompson. Clavton Gilbert.

J16603. S. G. Thompson (father), 320 Fifth avenue. Verdun, Que.

Wave, Wendell Clifford, R154885. J. H. Waye (father), Fitch-burg, Mass. WeUlfcUfcr.

Norman Harold. WO. R155160. Peter Wettlaufer (father). Kitchener, Ont.

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE NOW HE PORTED PRISONER OF WAR GER MANY: Thorvardson. Stefan. R191491 Mrs. Herman Thorvardson (mother) Rivcrton, Man. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE NOW FOR OFFICIAL TURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD: Dickson, Walter F.dward.

Rintmn, U. E. Dickson (father). To ronto. Durbln.

Louis. FO, J12756. Alexan der Dubinsky (father), Toronto. CANADA: PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED KILLED ON AC TIVE SERVICE: Barfoot, Joseph Colclough, 160424. Mrs.

J. C. Barfoot (wife) Terra Cotta, Ont. THE CIVIL COURTS SUPERIOR COURT PRACTICE DIVISION August 4, 1944. Presiding: Mr.

Justice Surveyer. The following judgments were rendered Sam Michaels, petitioner Judgment rectifying registers of civil status. Evelyn Chodos, petitioner Judgment rectifying registers of civil status. Gl. Mallette vs.

B. A. Schwartz Judgment authorizing examination before pica. Dame A. Fournler vs.

Dame A. Thibault Judgment maintaining action for $200 with ibt. and costs. Desjardinti vs. P.

Lachapelle et al. and J. P. Verschelden, distrayant Motion continued sine die. S.

Wiseman vs. Naturman Judgment authorizing to fyle supplementary plea, costs to follow. Dame Sarnh Abramovitch vs. Nick Druckman Judgment authorizing to amend upon payment of costs of motion. Dame Annette Leclnlr vs.

A. Gauth-ier Judgment granting motion for substitution without costs. Daniel Feldstein, petitioner Judgment rectifying registers of civil status. Abl-aham Goodman, petitioner Judgment recUfying registers of civil status. At MacVicar Memorial Fit.

Lt. the Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers.

minister of St. James Church, Charlotteetown. P.E.I., will preach at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. tomorrow in MacVicar Memorial Presbyterian Church.

H17245. Mrs. Elva Lacroix (wife), Sturgeon Valley. Sask. Trudeau, Dennis Osltr.

H195460, Mrs. Julia Trudeau (mother), Richan, Ont. Zakaluk, Morris, H101421. Phillip Zayaluk (father). Janow.

Man. British Columbia Regiment: Fretwell. Edward AUtn. K50013. William Fretwell (father).

Vancouver wife overseas). Mackenzie. Lloyd Colin. K1077, Mrs. Pearl McDougall (mother).

Drum-heller, Alta. Reid, Lawrence Wilson, K43953, Mrs. Jessie Reid (mother), Belleville. Ont. Sweder.

Walt Lewis. K70602, Frank Sweder (father). Woodpecker, B.C. Saskatchewan Regiment: Anderson, Boyd Maynard, 1.67333, Mrs. Lome Anderson (wife), Wood Mountain, Sask.

Ellefson. Orlando L74035, Mrs. Alice Ellefson (mother). Saskatoon. Sask.

Gregerson Shuman Robert. L- 58749. Adolph S. Gregerson' (father). Pinkham, Sask.

Harrington. Albert Edgar. L- 100446, George Harrington (father), Gibbs, Sask. (Wife overseas.) Alberta Regiment: Kroesing. George, M10863.

Florence Kroesing (mother), Coleman. Alta. Lowis, George Henry. M103593, Joseph Henry Lowis (father). Coronation, Alta.

Ottawa, August 4 The Cana dian (Active) Army issued today its 533rd casualty list of the war, containing 134 names and including four officers and 30 other ranks killed in action, one officer and five other ranks dead of wounds. eight other ranks dead, and four omcers ana zb oiner ranits missing. OVERSEAS: Officers: KILLED IN ACTION: Canadian Armoured Corps: Curtin, Francis Jeremiah, Mrs. Gladys Henrietta Curtin (mother), Vancouver. Nova Scotia and P.E.I.

Reeiment: MacLeod, Hugh Murray, AMa.1or, 1 1 I i ixiace nay, n.o. Manitoba Regiment: Adams, Lloyd Herman, Mrs. Helen Fitzsimmons Adams (wife), Carberry, Man. Walker. Hugh MacMfllan, Lt William Walker, K.C.

(father), Canera, Sask. DIED OF WOUNDS: British Columbia Regiment: Werts, Frank Huron, Mrs. Made-liene Margaret Werts (wife), Vancouver. WOUNDED: Royal Canadian Artillery: CartmeL George Bliss. Mrs.

Ethel M. Cartmel, 7282 Sherbrooke street west. Apt. 14, Montreal. Hubbs, Herbert Douglas.

Mrs. Mary Margaret Hubbs (wile). Beard-more. Ont. McKenna.

Leo Donald. John Patrick McKenna (father), Antigonish, N.S. Western Ontario Regiment: Denison, John Charles, Mrs. Margaret Conboy Denison (wife), Toronto. Eastern Ontario Regiments.

Masters, William Arthur. Mrs. Clara Masters (mother), Peterborough, Ont. Manitoba Regiment: Mitchell, John, Mrs. Maxy Mitchell (mother), Winnipeg.

Strachan. Bruce Duncan, AMajor, William Young Strachan (father), Winnipeg (wife overseas). Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps: Scott Murray Davidson, Mrs. Reina Isabel Scott (wife), Toronto. Wilson.

John Ewart, Mrs. Ruth Agnes Wilson (wife), Toronto. INJURED SLIGHTLY: Canadian Armored Corps: Lovo. Lloyd Clayton, Mrs. Helen Lovo (mother).

Chilli wack, B.C. MISSING: Eastern Ontario Regiment: Brebner, Colin Nichol, Mrs. Margaret Louise Brebner (wife). Kirk-land Lake, Ont. Regiment de Quebec: Rousseau, Joseph Philippe.

Georges Rousseau (brother), 33 Notre Dame west, Montreal. Manitoba Regiment: MacLean. Donald Spurgeon, Mrs. Dorothy I. MacLean (wife), anipeg.

Canadian Chaplain Service: Harris, George Alexander, Mrs. Blanche Clarinda Harris (mother), Warwickshire, England. Warrant Officers, N.C.O.s and Men. KILLED IN ACTION: Canadian Armored Corps: Dehrnel, Max Godfred. B60962, Mrs.

Alice Dehrnel (wife), Toronto. Foreman, Walter William, B-131900, Mrs. Ruth L. Foreman (wile). Parry Sound, Ont.

Kerr, William Wnitelaw, D-131012, Arthur Kerr 3923 Claude street, Verdun, Que. Lafraniere. Robert, B61940, James Lafraniere (father). Sudbury. Ont.

Magee. Leonard Dobson, C38261, Mrs. Vera E. Magee (mother), Linday, Ont. Millar.

William Wallace Walford. B50048. Mrs. Birdie B. Millar (wife), Toronto.

Millrr. Herbert Gordon, RflOflfifi Mrs. Jean I. L. Miller (wife), Whilby.

Ont. Mitchell, Arthur William. K. 68917, Mrs. Annie C.

Mitchell (mother). Trail, B.C. Rix, Aliie Wilson, B63450, Mrs Alice Rix (mother), Toronto. Silverberg, Frank. B61485, Mrs.

Ida Silverberg (mother), Toronto. Stewart, James. M63307, Mrs Annabelle Stewart (mother), Malton, Ont. Toffelmlre. Roswell Ernest.

A- CO, CI HIT oouo, ivirs. naiue-t. loiieirrure (mother). Amherstburg, Ont. Touchette.

Daniel Dieudonne. C101580, Mrs. Alphonsine Touchette (mother). Cornwall, Ont. Royal Canadian Artillery: Gash.

Anthony, Gnr Bl 12344, Mrs. Mary Gash (mother), Beausejor, Man. Thorburn, Lawrence Russell. Bdr M43404. Albert William Thorburn (father), Victoria, B.C.

Central Ontario Regiment: Lavalle. rf ncotYj Mrs. Adrienne Lavallee (mother), Ver- Sachro, Joseph Fred Albert, B-68693, Mrs. Henriette Sachro (mother), Sault Ste. Marie.

Ont. Turner. Donald Graham. B-138258, Harry Turner (father), Orillia. Ont.

Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment: Comeau, Gordon Augustus, F-64797. Mrs. Margaret Comeau (mother), Kontville, N.S. Davies Gordon Sgt.

F24322. Mrs. Roy Davies (wife). New Aberdeen, N.S. Oikle.

Winslow Earl, F96045. Miss Margaret Oikle (sister), Halifax, N.S. Manitoba Regiment: Choouette. Morris Joseph. Hl-015.

Mrs. Mary Choquetle (mother), Oakville. Man. (Wife overseas.) Kennedy. Allan Joseph.

H103-100, Edwin Kennedy (father), Fort Frances. Ont. Shwaluk, Wesley William, H9595. Mrs. Katherine Shwaluk (mother), Oakburn, Man.

British Columbia Regiment Evarw. William Tf vecrc- Mrs. Mary Evans (mother), Saskatchewan Regiment Bnariiman Pt Sydney Boardman (father), Blind Channel. B.C. Huard, Clifford Ernest, L56-828.

Josenh Huard (fathoiO 3hinn Lake, Sask. Neufeld. Leslie L74243. Meufeld, Leslie L74243, Henry. G.

Neufeld (father), Nipawin, Sask. Alberta Regiment: ftapp rinnalH Ancrite Ta Mrs. Laura Annie Race (mother), Edmonton, Alta. Royal Canadian Army. Service Corps: Lamh John Rut Mr, me judniD wue, uescnenes, yue.

Royal Canadian Army Corps: MaeDonalH riniif1a Rortrsm r-i F67695, Mrs. Grace Macbonald (mother). Halifax. N.S. DIED OF WOUNDS.

Canadian Armored Corps: Dube. Ranul rnl manin Marie L. Dube (mother), Montreal. nurst, Aiusier Kicnard. B62517 Mrs.

Nellie M. Hurst (mother), Oakville. Ont. Twppriv KpnnetW dmiul A M27078. Mrs.

Bertha S. Tweedy (moth- Regiment de Quebec: Veleda Nadeau (mother). Lac Megan-tic, Que. Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment: 52097, Ralph Jenkins (father), Che-bogue Point, N.S.

DIED: British Columbia Regiment: Basil Lake. BC. Hindmarsh. David. K62632 Thomas HinHmarch f3thcr MArth iwfci.a Vancouver, B.CA, twite overseas).

Campbell will preach. Tor'-e tomorrow morning is "I Have Set My Face Like a and in the evening. "The Practice of the Presene of God." Resume Services at Calvarj Services for worship will reore.i in Calvary United Church totr.orro' with the congregation of First Baptist Church uniting with the people of Calvary. The ervicrs will be roniue'et and the sermons delivered by th Rev. T.

W. Jones. At the morn.r.i service, which service h- broadcast over radio station CEM. Dr. Jones will preach on the them "Religion for the Whole of Life At the evening service at 7 20 p.m.

Dr. Jones will preach on tha subject, "Highway to Life in United Churches St. James United Church 483 St. Catherine St. West Minister i Rev.

r. W. Norwood. D.D. Associate Minister: Rev.

G. A. Mcintosh, MA, D.D. Bunday Aurust 5th. Public Worshi? at 11.00 an.

and.7.3fl p.m. Mornin? Theme: "The Part of T. Bible." Evening Theme: 'Wake Up arhi Live." Rev. C. Andrew Lwon BA.

BD. of Central United Churcn, Canary. Alberta, will be pueat preacher. Guest Org mist Mr. Henry JC Cni-comb.

F.CC.O. CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorcheater St. at Greene Ave, Westmount. Union Servirea with nt Baprst Congregation. Preacher Rev.

T. W. Jor.et. MA D. II a.m.

Religion for the Whole of L.f. This Service Broadcast over C3M. 7.30 p.m. Highway to Life In All are heartily Invited to attend. Dominion-Douglas Churchl Westmount Blvd.

cor. Lansdowce Ave. Minister: Rev, A. Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D. 11.00 am.

Union services with Presbyterian Congrcgauon ia Stanley Church. Preacher: Rev. J. D. MeCra.

A B.D. Mr. J. M. Walkley at the orfas.

No Evenine Service. Presbyterian THE CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW AND ST. PAUL Comer Sherronke and Redpath Streets 11 a.m The Reverend Gordon R. Taylor, MA.

Oreanist and Choir Director Frederick L. Newnham, AJt.C.M. The members of Knox Crerent will worship in tree Church during August. THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1786-1944 Mance and Prince Arthur Street Minister: The Very Reverend Mtieoha A. Campbell.

D.D. Service at 11 o'clock. Dr. Campbell will preach. Mr.

George H. Brook. Orgialrt. Visitor Welcome. MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue, Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister: Wm.

Orr Molligajs, M.A, LL.B.. D.D. 11 a.m The Rev. Robert W. T2L.

Th.D.. Maxviiie, Ont. wi pleach. There will be r.o Evenin? Service during the month of August. Welcome.

Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST WESTMOL'NT. P.Q. 52 Academy Rd. Side Entrance Sunday Services, 11 am, 7 JO p.m. Sunday School.

11 a.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting, t.li Reading Room 4915 Shercrooka St. m. Also Friday Evening. Except Sundays Holidays FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, MONTREAL Cote dea Netges Rd and MacGrego Street Sunday service at 1113 am.

an4 7.30 m. Sunday-school at 9J a mend 11.15 a.m. Wednesday testimony meeting at 8.15 p.m. Reading room. 706 Castle Building open da.Iy from 9 30 a.m.

to 9.30 m. Wednesday until 7.30 pm, Sundays and holi days Irom 2 p.m. tiU m. ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS Man cannot be satisfied with mere success. He is concerned with the terms upon which success comes to him.

Charles A. Bennett. The most important thing for a young man is to establish a credit a reputation, character. John D. Rockefeller.

A man's true estate of power and riches, Is to be in himself; not in his dwelling, or position, or external relations, but in his own essential character. H. W. Beecher.4 I believe the true road to preeminent success in any line is to make our self master of that line. Andrew Carnegie.

The devotion of thought to an honest achievement makes the achievement possible. Mary Baker Eddy. What men want is not talent, it is purpose; in other words, not the power to achieve, but will to labor, Bulwer-Lytton. 2 MILLION SET ASIDE FOR B.C. FISHWAYS Contract Bids for Hell's Gate Salmon Project Scheduled for Study Vancouver, August 4.

Contract bids for construction of automatic fishways at Hell's Gate on the Fraser river are acheduled to be considered by the International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission at its three-day convention which opened here yesterday. Cost of the project is estimated at $1,000,000 but the Canadian- and American governments have set aside $2,000,000 for the work. Utilizing a gradual slope rather than the traditional steps found in fishways at Bonneville dam on the Columbia River, the construction is believed the only type of It-s kind in the world. The project presents a special difficulty as the Fraser River at Hell's Gate rises 'and falls more than 100 feet in a season. The mass of water on this slope would be broken by vertical concrete "baffles" or ridges built in from the walls of the trough in a staggered or alternating pattern.

Milo Bell of Seattle, United States engineer, who designed fish ladders for many dam projects, including Bonneville, is in charge of the project which must be finished by March, 3945, when salmon come up to spawn. Work at Hell's Gate. 135 miles from the mouth of the Fraser River, will involve removal of about 45,000 cubic yards of rocks, rearranging another 50.000 yards, and construction of reinforced concrete fishways on either side of the river. Since a landslide in 1913 narrowed the passage the annual spring salmon run has been falling off. It is estimated that had the 1941 catch been as great as the one in 1913 it would have yielded instead of $8,000,000.

Completion of the spillway Is expected to restore the yearly run. YEARLY ECHOES TODAY FOUR YEARS AGO August 5, 1940: First service flying school opened in Canada. Canada's outlay for first year of war reported as near one billion dollars. Attack within two weeks expected in Britain as Germans speed plans. THREE YEARS AGO August 5, 1941: Singapore strongly reinforced with British and Indian units.

U. S. sends two heavy cruisers to Australia "training cruise." British warships raid Italian sea bases in Sardinia. German attempt to encircle Kiev and upper Ukraine forseen. TWO YEARS AGO August 1942: Berlin has trial air alarms.

Public warned of increasing raids. Premier Gerbrandy of Holland radios message to Netherland saying 'war tide is starting to turn" and "to await the moment when the call comes from here." Cripps offers India status of ally and post-war self-government in return for cooperation. Britain repudiates Munich accord. Post-war frontiers of Czechoslovakia not to be influenced by "changes in and since 1938." Caucasus push, advances but Enemy Action Takes Toll of Works of Art Famous Pointing by Richard Wilson Belonging to the Tate Gallery Destroyed London. Information reaching The Times is that Richard Wilson's famous painting, "The Destruction of the Children of Niobe," belonging to the Tate Gallery, was destroyed earlier this year in an air raid.

This picture, which measured 46 in. by 66 was bought from Wilson by Sir George Beaumont, who presented it to the nation in 1S26. A water-color sketch for it is in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Wilson painted this subject, which showed him in a grandly imaginative mood, more than once, and happily some of his other versions survive. That which has now perished has.

however, generally been considered to be the first version. Another version was painted for the Duke of Cumberland, and exhibited at the Society of Artists in 160. and a third was sold to Lord Stafford. The Times also records other loss of art treasures by enemy action as follows: It can now be revealed that in air attacks earlier this year, in which high explosive and incendiary bombs were dropped, many art treasures stored in London were destroyed and others were recovered later. King street was severely damaged.

The premises of Spink and Son, Limited, Frank Partridge and Sons. Limited, Thomas Lockett Barbizon House), and Robinson and Fisher were destroyed or damaged. All the stained glass on the r.orth side of St. James's Palace and the windows of the Chapel Royal were blown to pieces. Some damage was done by blast.

The windows of Chatham House, St. James's Square, were damaged and the London Library also suffered severely. Blast also damaged the St. James's Theatre, where shows were interrupted, and windows, walls and ceilings at the Oxford and Cambridge Universities Club, Pall Mall. The value of the irreplaceable art treasures lost has been variously estimated at between 250,000 and 500,000.

Treasures of a similar ralue were recovered. Five days after the attack an estimated loss by one firm of 75.000 to 100,000 was reduced to about 30.000. In one room at Frank Partridge and Sons. Limited, which with its contents was destroyed, were two Adam cabinets and a cabinet given by Queen Anne to the King of Portugal. The firm's greatest loss was of porcelain, including some of the Ming dynasty.

Frank Partridge said that pictures valued at 200.000, owned by Admiral Lord Louis Montbatten had been saved from a cellar in which the property of many clients had been stored. Among them were a Franz Hals, three Romney's, and a number of Van Dyck's. Also saved was a collection of Rembrandt etchings and Lord Lothian's collection of pictures, including a Holbein portrait of Henry VIII. A tapestry belonging to Lord Halifax, a battle scene, was recovered undamaged. At Spink's extensive damage was done and Greek antiquities were buried.

The picture gallery, which contained a number of famous works, escaped. The premises of Robinson and Fisher were levelled. Art Works for Nation London. Sir Robert Witt, presiding at the -annual meeting of the National Art-Collection Fund at the National Gallery, said that since the society's formation 40 years ago it had spent over 500.000 in acquir ing works of art for the nation. The total number of acquisitions to date, 1,347, comprised not only works of art purchased by the society but many, and of great value, which had been presented through the society.

It was a result with which nothing achieved by any society in Europe with similar objects could compare. Work of Robert Bevan Recalls Past Years London. The Lefevre Gallery, bombed out of its quarters, has opened new premises on the first floor at 131-134 New Bond street. Its first exhibition here consisted of paintings by the late Robert Bevan and drawings by Keith Vaughan. To anyone who can remember the London art world of 35 years ago, writes The Times, the 30 paintings by Robert Polhill Bevan (1865-1925) will bring back memories of the Camden Town Group, in which he was associated with Sick-crt.

Gore, Gilman, and some others, of whom Charles Ginncr is today, one of the few survivors. Bevan had most success with certain pictures of London cabhorses, and of their attendant horsy human beings, rather gawkily drawn and suffused with a curious blue light. Three things of this type, of which "The Cab Yard is perhaps the most characteristic, are included in the exhibition, and there is also a street scene, "From the Artist's Window," in much the same style. But the pictures on view (which, incident ally, have been recently cleaned and look very fresh and new) show that Bevan's work varied a good aeai in manner, and was influenced in varying degrees at different times by his English colleagues in the Camden Town Group and by ine rench impressionists and point-illists. Some of his work (for ex ample, "Hemyock Bridge, has the formalized drawing and clear-cut use of flat areas of bright color of an effective poster, and sometimes this quality degenerated into sneer crudeness.

on the whole, it is a lack of subtlety which seems to make him a less notable Dainter than, say. Gore or Gilman. His horse pictures, however, certainly i i i -i i iidve mui viuuaiuy. Keith Vaughan is a vounir oaint er, who has been in the army since 1941. and in an interesting foreword to his section of the catalogue he tells how he has managed to work during his years in the service.

His drawings show so many influences of Picasso. Klee. Henry Moore. Graham Sutherland and John Piper among others that it is difficult to disentangle the real Mr. Vaughan.

His work, however, gives the feeling that something of his own may one aay emerge. Paintings By Epileptics London. An exhibition was opened at Foyle's Gallery, 121 Charing Cross road recently, consisting of 82 pictures painted by boys, between 13 and 16 years of age, of the Ling-field Epileptic Colony. Oils and poster colors have been chiefly used on a wide variety of subjects, writes The Times. The work began three years ago in an attempt to find something to interest the boys, and has now developed into a successful piece of occupation therapy.

All the pictures, painted over a period of one year, compare favorably with other children's work. In some cases they have required prolonged concentration unusual in children, as in "Moonlit Trees," a study in oils by William Treeby. "Self Portrait," by Alfred Smith, also in oils, and an imaginative "Bird Design" by Bernard Carslake. All the work is done out of school hours and is produced from imagination or objectively. No copying is encouraged, and every boy achieves his own easily recognized style.

Church of England Cljust Cljurcf) Catfjcbral Parish of Montreal The Festival of the Transfiguration 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion. Preacher: Archdeacon J.

T. Morris. Subject "Some of Jesus' Questions." 1. What Think Ye of Christ? 7.00 p.m. Evening Prayer.

Preacher: The Irv. JTi WaRland. War-Tlme Inlrrremlom, dally, 12.30 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH Dominion Square Rector i The Ven.

Archdeacon A. Gower-Reec. M.A, D.C.L, M.C. The Ninth Sunday After Trinity 8 a.m. Holy Communion.

11 ajn. Holy Communion and Sermon Preacher: Ven. Archdeacon A. P. Gower-Rees.

7 p.m. Kvensonjf and Sermon. Preacher: Ven. Archdeacon A. P.

Gower-Hfff Subject: "The Election and the Christian." Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St. at Marlowe Ave. Rector: Rev. Canon R. Kenneth Nayloi of the Transfiguration of Our Lord The Ninth Sunday After Trinity 8 a.m.

Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 7 p.m. Evensong.

Thursday, 10 a.m. Holy Communion. All aeau free and unappropriated. CHURCH OF ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE Corner of Bishop Street and St.

Catherine Street West Rector: Rev. XV. E. Jackson, b.a; B.D. The Ninth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.

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The Rector will preach at both Services. Visitors are welcome. United Churches ERSKI NE AND AMERICAN UNITED CHURCH Sherbrooke St. West at Crescent St. Minister: Reverend E.

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"I Have Set My race Like A Flint." 7.30 pm. "The Practice of the Presence of God." Service are being held Jointly with Erskine and American Church. Mr. D. M.

Herbert Mus. Bae. prjarus Corps: Craig, Henry, D98638. Robert Craig (father), co Miss Ann ivicKan-dall, 3131 street, Rosemount Montreal (wife overseas). Thompson, Harold Garner.

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