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PORT OF MONTREAL JUNE 12, 1952 (Based on records of the Port Warden's Office) Ocean Arrivals: Ships Net tons Cumulative: Ships Thursday 5.103 1952 389 Year ago 8.943 1951 209 2 OCEAN Ship Registry Master tons Danaholm (Swed) P. Anderson 2011 Breim (Nor) A. Halvorsen 3092 VESSELS Ship Registry Master tons Bowgran ran (Br) H. Skaar 2579 Manchester Regiment (Br) F. L.

Osborne 4521 Arabia (Br) J. Chapman-5073 St. Lo (Fr) A. Javin 4380 Beaverdell. (Br) W.

R. Thorburn 5875 'Tekoa (Br) J.D. Bennett 5449 Capo Miseno (Ital) A. Signorati 3126 Triberg (Can) A. M.

Sutherland 4299 Skottland (Nor) N. Osland 1779 Pina Onorato (Ital) V. Muro 3983 Alcoa Pointer (US) G. J. Hamm 3931 Dartmoor (Br) J.

0. Roberts 2928 Prins Alexander (Dut) C. A. Van der Eyk 1246 Hendonhall (Br) W. Smith 2782 Ramillies (Br) K.

Janes 4272 Dingwall (Can) T. E. Kirkbride 4294 Wanstead (Br) R. Rawlinson 2745 Trewellard (Br) C. Pratt 5097 Tel Aviv (Israel) M.

Ephrath 4323 Rio Grande (Pan) G. Zangakis 4380 Dodin Marsano (Ital) S. Costa 4179 Can. Observer (Can) P. L.

Scott 1641 OCEAN CLEARANCES Ship Registry Master N. tons Emp. of Scotland (Br) C. Duggan 14485 Atomena (Swed) I. Westegren 1881 City of Khartoum (Br) J.

Kinley 7052 Kaimata (Br) J. R. Darby 3145 Amagisan Maru (Jap) Y. Akijama 5097 JUDGE AND COUNSEL DISCUSS EVIDENCE Jury Excused as Admissibility Questioned; Hearing Resumes Monday Pembroke, June 12-CP-The jury hearing trial of Staff Sgt. J.

M. Young of Fredericton, one of seven men charged in connection with theft of materials and scrap from the Petawawa military camp, was excused this afternoon until Monday. This was ordered by Judge A. G. McDougall so he and counsel can discuss the admissibility of evidence.

Young's trial opened Tuesday. Also charged are Jack Jacobson, manager of the Jacobson Iron and Steel Company in Brockville, his employees Amos Durant and David C. Mawhinney; Morris and Harry Eisen of Pembroke, and Capt. Donald W. Baldock of Brandon.

Before the jury was dismissed, Constable I. K. Tavlor of the R.C.M.P. told the court he executed two search warrants at Jacobson's company March 7 last. He seized five cement block pressers.

fonr space heaters, two metal shower stalls, three 45-gallon steel drums and two box stoves. He also discovered approximately 514 additional heaters, 70 more shower stalls, space, 45-gallon drums, 119 kitchen ranges and 59 box stoves. The constable said he thought most of the items were serviceable. James G. Chartrand, a civilian truck driver, told of loading about tons of stoves and other articles and hauling them to the C.P.R.

siding at Petawawa last fall, He also removed one truckload to' the Pembroke Salvage the Company C.P.R. and yards an- in Pembroke. He said Young supervised all the operations. Gerald V. Whelan, who worked on the scrap removal project, said he worked under Young.

It was his job to dismantle some old stoves and equipment and load them on trucks which carried the Jacobson Steel Company name. Evidence that Young had borrowed 8 crane from No. 3 stores and equipment depot at Petawawa several times last year was given by Sgt. Stanley Fiset, the N.C.O, in charge. Staff Sgt.

Ross A. Pugh of the Corps Commissionaires at the camp, Identified a letter sent to him by Capt. Baldock in which he was instructed to keep a tally of all the Jacobson trucks leaving the camp with loads. He said the tally was made so that the number of trucks could be checked against weight slips from the Pembroke market weigh scale. On one occasion he had refused to permit one of the trucks to leave the camp because its contents metal boiler, a galvanized iron sink and some other items not look like scrap to me." He reported the incident to Young who told him not to let the load through.

Witness said on another occasion he saw a number of serviceable son Company truck. Under crossstoves being loaded onto a A Jacobexamination Pugh said he did not know where the stoves were taken. Commonwealth Rated Tops by Labor Party London. June 12. (Reuters) The Commonwealth is described by the Party in a foreign-policy statement today as the supreme example international organization which helps develop world society.

The statement will be debated at the party's annual conference in September and was issued to stimulate discussion by party members on international issues. The Labor Party gives the Commonwealth its "supreme" ranking "since it imposes no limitation on co-operation between its members and other states outside." also a bridge between peoples of European stock and the peoples of Asia and Africa, a bridge whose importance in the years to come cannot be over-estimated." Confident in Japan Washington, June 12. (P) Japan's new ambassador called on President Truman today and: was told the President is confident Japan will join the free countries in meeting the threat of aggression courage, determination and understanding." Truman told Eikichi Araki, Japan's first postwar ambassador, that "Japan reenters the family of nations at time when aggression and threat of aggression prevail." ARRIVALS Agents Tampa, Fla, Gothenburg Que. Steamships IN PORT From Agents S. Amer.

Pts. Cunard Line Manchester Furness, Withy Liverpool Cunard Line Le Havre Furness, Withy Lon Antwerp Can. Pacific Austral. Pts. M.A.N.Z.

Med. Ports Furness. Withy London March Shipping Antwerp Mtl. Shipping Ymuidin Quebec S.S. Trinidad Alcoa S.S.

Birkenhead Mtl. Shipping Rotterdam Shipping Ltd. Avonmouth Mtl. Shipping Swansea Can. Import Co.

Antwerp Quebec S.S. Antwerp Cunard Line Hull N.Z. Shipping Monrovia March Shipping Glasgow Shipping Ltd. W.I. Saguenay Terms.

Jamaica Can. National BY PORT WARDEN To Agents Liverpool Can. Pacific Caribb Pts. Robert Reford Far East McLean Kennedy New Zealand M.AN.Z. Line U.

Kingdom Mtl. Shipping Shed 46 Sec. 9W See. 10E Sec. 34 Sec.

38 Sec. 33 Sec. 71 Laur Pier Suth. Suth. P.

Berths Shed 8. Shed 14 Shed 15 Shed 18 Sec. 45 Noted Munich Cardinal Faulhaber, Dead Munich, Germany, June 12. (Reuters) ---Michael Cardinal Von Faulhaber, 33, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Munich, died today. His death reduces the strength of the College of Cardinals to 46.

Its full strength is 70. Cardinal Faulhaber was the last surviving cardinal created by Pope Benedict XV. He received the red hat in 1921. During the Nazi regime in Germany Cardinal Faulhaber constantly attacked the authorities for restricting religious freedom and persecuting Jews. Police did not interfere when in November, 1938.

a crowd stoned the cardinal's residence after demolishing and looting Jewish shops in Munich. After Hitler Germany collapsed he was in the forefront of an appeal to the world for an understanding with the defeated German people and for aid for the victims of war. Weather Report Minimum and maximum temperatures: Min. Max, Min. Max.

Dawson 54 63 Kapuskas'g. 39 72 Pr. George 45 65 North Bay 43 69 Pr. Rupert 44 62 Sudbury 44 76 Vancouver 44 60 Musk. Airp.

41 71 Vietoria 43 57 Windsor 56 15 Jasper 50 56 London 44 74 Edmonton 55 Toronto 49 72 Calgary 48 54 Ottawa 48 74 Lethbridge 48 61 Quebec 53 74 Yellowkn. 42 58 Saint John 49 60 Pi. Albert 43 53 Moncton 45 60 Saskatoon 45 56 Halifax 52 58 Regina 51 68 Charlott'n. 45 Winnipeg 51 77 Sydney 45 64 Churchill 52 Yarmouth 52 55 PortArthur 42 68 St John's. 55 56 S.Ste.

Marie 39 73 Montreal and Laurentian Regions: Sunny and a little warmer Light winds. 'Low and high at Montreal 52 and 72, Ste. Agathe 46 and 70. Quebec City, Eastern Townships, St. Maurice and Lake St.

John Regions: Sunny with a few cloudy periods. Slightly warmer, Light winds, Low and high at Quebec 50 and 68, Sherbrooke 50 and 70. La Tuque, Chicoutimi, Riviere du Loup 46 and 70. June 12, 1952. Abstract from meteorological records, MeGill University, Montreal Height above sea level, 187 feet.

Hour Ther. Hour Cher. 1 a.m. 60 11 a.In. 64 3 a.m.

57 1 p.m. 67 5 a.m. 54 3 p.in. 68 7 a.m, 57 5 p.m. 9 a.m.

61 7 p.In, 68 General Weather Conditions: Cloudy, clearing in the afternoon; rather cool. 69.7: 63.7; 62; sun, 121 hre. Rene of Cape de la Madeleine, student at De La Salle Academy Quebec, June in Three Rivers, took top honors with 94.2 per cent in examinations of the Superior Schools of Quebec, it was announced today. The Cap de la Madeleine student topped 1,586 other students who wrote the provincial examinations. He received the Jean-Baptiste Meilleur prize of $100 given by the St.

Jean Baptiste Society of Montreal an da $300 prize donated by the Old Boys' Association of De La Salle Academy. Three Rivers Student Captures Top Honors Not Smoke--Flying Ants Salisbury, June 12-(Reuters)- Flying ants tonight swarmed around the 404-foot tower of Salisbury Cathedral--England's highest spire -looking so much like smoke that four local fire brigades turned out. ATTENTION Quebec's Champion DUPLESSIS Sunday Three Rivers Coliseum 3 o'clock DISTRICT. SALESMAN WANTED For fine line of imported Scotch Whiskies, Gin, Cognacs, Brandies, French and German Wine. Bilingual--Preferably handling allied lines to clubs, restaurants and hotels.

Write Box 3254, Gazette Office -THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE A. C. D. Blanchard, Civil Engineer Dies in B.C.. Word has been reecived of the death Tuesday in Sidney, B.C..

of Arthur Clarence Douglas Blanchard. formerly of Montreal. Mr. Blanchard, a a a a a a a a a civil engineer. was born Windsor, N.S., in 1878 land received his early education there.

He graduated from King's College, Windsor, in 1898 with the degree of M.A. He then took civil engineering at McGill, graduating in 1901 (B.Sc.) His first engineering work was on construction of the Canadian Niagara Power Co. plant at Niagara Falls. rising resident engineer in 1906. In 1907 he joined the staff of the city engineer of Toronto and was largely on trunk sewer construction until 1911, when he became city engineer of Lethbridge.

Alta. From to 1918 he was associated the Greater Winnipeg wills Water District and later with the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario. He then became neer of construction of the Grand Falls Power Development on the Saint John River in New Brunswick. he joined Montreal Engineering Co. Ltd His first assignment was a long-range survey of power requirements and possibiliin Bolivia.

He drew a general plan of hydro development which been implemented. has, 1949 he retired to Vancouver Island. He is survived by his wife, the former Elsie Bayer Rust of Toronto: a daughter (Nancy), Mrs. Paul Dawson of Bale d'Urfe, and a son. John.

at Temiscaming. Vessel Movements ARRIVALS Halifax: Lad; Nelson, Montreal, Saint John: Fort Hamilton. New York; Catrine. New Zealand. New York: None.

SAILINGS Halifax: None. Saint John: Fort Hamilton, Halifax: City of Christinia, Montreal: City of Lucknow, Alexandria; Sea Breeze, Montreal. New York. None, FLORISTS FI ORISTS MONTREAL EST. 1851 St.

Catherine. at Guy FI. 2491 Greenhouse Shop AT. 1125 Mt. Royal Hotel PL.

4550 SHOPPE 1401 Tributes Artistic LA. 8153-4 STREET WILSHIRE FLORIST 2099 UNIVERSITY ST. MA.7329 Moral Designs UNDERTAKERS INC. Chapel R.Tees James, Mgr. ST.LUKE WE.3649 ESTABLISHED 1852 Armstrong Funeral Chapel 3426 PARK AVE.

PL. 4677 13, 1952 27 CARS PRUCKS WANTED PAGE SON LTD. Will still give high cash prices for used cars. FREE APPRAISAL 8350, GLenview Wellington 2351 St. Open evenings till 10 o'clock NORMANDIE AUTOMOBILE WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GOOD CLEAN USED CARS 1941 UP 7530 LAJEUNESSE BLVD.

CALUMET 5446 NEARAY. MORE JUST AND SAY WE HOW REALLY MUCH. DECARIE MOTORS 5459 DECARIE BLVD. ELWOOD 2112 HIGHEST prices paid for late model cars. Midland Motor Sales, 1934 St.

Catherine W. USED car in good condition for cash. WAlnut 2040, days. TATRAPLAN sedan, 1950, air cooled perfect condition, phone WIlbank 6837. AUTO ACCESSORIES and Repairs McRobert Spring Service LTD.

Single leaf or complete springs in stock for all models. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Car and truck chassis repaired and reinforced. 15 pits. OPEN TILL 1 M. DAILY 291 McCORD ST.

Continuation of Mountain FITZROY 1195 TEXACO SERVICE STATION Towing. lubrication, motor tuneups, Sherbrooke Decarie Blvd. DE. 0077. 87 BICYCLES MOTORCYCLES Bentley's For Bicycles MONTREAL'S BEST KNOWN CYCLE SHOP OFFERS A COMPLETE LINE OF BICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES.

ONLY DOWN AND AS LITTLE AS $1.25 WEEKLY. 2681 BLEURY HArbour 3436 MOTORCYCLE, deluxe model, A.G.S. $200. 2093 St. James West.

WE. 0424. 88 BOATS MARINE SUPPLIES CABIN CRUISER, 41 sleeps 6. Redwing 1 marine engine, fully equipped, stove, mattresses, ice box, etc. Owner moving to country, will consider reasonable offer.

Contact G. Garret. Iroquois Yacht Club. or write Box 8669, Gazette Office. 32 FT.

launch with cabin. Will accept any reasonable offer. Pointe Claire 4866. YACHT, "Marine clutch, perfect condition motor. $390.

BYwater 4877. 92 DOMESTIC PETS HAMSTERS, Golden or Panda, West Hamstery, 215 Johnson, Winnipeg. Manitoba. EMPLOYMENT 97 HELP WANTED MALE 1952 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Who are interested in training for a career in industry, not just for a job, this Company offers comprehensive training for Jun. ior staff tr: all phases of Company activities.

Successful graduates of this course enter such fields as: manufacturing, sales, purchasing, personnel. It you are interested in such an opportunity; are between 17 and 20 years of age and have at least High School leaving certificate. Come in to see our staff department representatives. DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED 1060 Sherbrooke St. West GLENVIEW 111 MECHANICS Shovel and heavy truck.

At least years' experience and own tools. Steady work, Top wages, rood conditions. Apply Just Equipment Supply Co. Mr. C.

R. Leahy, 1880 Mullins Street. HELP WANTED FEMALE GRADUATE NURSES WANTED fulltime general duty, 48- hour week, meals and laundry provided. Live out. Rotation service.

APPLY: Director of Nursing 2100 Marlowe Avenue Director of Nursing Vanted for 150 bed General Hospital, with a staff of 35 Graduate Nurses. trained Nursing Assistants. students enrolled in 3 year nursing Course. Salary commensurate with experience: duties to commence August 26. Apply ADMINISTRATOR GENERAL HOSPITAL Chatham, Ontario.

WORK IN N.D.G. Reliable girl to handle books in small office, cash. banking, vouchers, etc. 3-day week, all benefits. State age, experience and salary expected in ply.

Box 8657, Gazette Office. HELP WANTED FEMALE DO PEOPLE INTEREST YOU? IF SO, FIND OUT ABOUT THE WORK DONE BY THE SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE IN THE COMMERCIAL OFFICES OF The Bell Telephone Co. $155 A MONTH TO START 8168 END OF FIRST YEAR APPLICANTS SHOULD BE BETWEEN 19-27. HAVE COMPLETED" THEIR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AND POSSESS FLUENCY IN BOTH ENGLISH AND FRENCH. Apply EMPLOYMENT CENTRE 620 BELMONT ST.

(JUST OFF BEAVER HALL HILL) 8:30 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Exceptional Opportunity BILINGUAL SECRETARY Thoroughly capable and completely bilingual secretary, between 24 and 35 years of age, is urgently needed by a leading Canadian company. This is a responsible position, with excellent salary and working conditions, 5 day week, sickness insurance and retirement plan. An exceptional opportunity if you are a fully qualified truly bilingual secretary. Apply BOX 8659 Gazette Office PART TIME WORK BILINGUAL LADY REQUIRED BY WORLD WIDE KNOWN MANUFACTURER FOR FULL DAY DEMONSTRATION IN STORES, PART OF WEEKS.

EXPERIENCE, NOT NECESSARY. AGE 30 TO 50. IDEAL POSITION FOR WOMEN WITH LIMITED HOUSEHOLD TIES. AP. PLY GIVING PHONE NUMBER TO BOX 8656, GAZETTE OFFICE.

Stenographer-Secretary BILINGUAL, EXPERIENCE REAGREEABLE WORKING CONDITIONS, GOOD SALARY. PERMANENT POSITION. WRITE FOR INTERVIEW BOX 8667, GAZETTE OFFICE. SECRETARY Attractive position open in Fin. ancial institution for intelligent young lady.

Interesting duties and short hours. All benefits. Salary $180, Reply to Box 8662, Gazette Office, MEDICAL SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER Female, required for 85-bed children's hospital. Salary $238.70 per month. Address applications, giving qualifications, to: The Administrator, dren's Hospital, 250 West 59th Avenue.

Vancouver 15, B.C. BILINGUAL TYPIST Young lady required CO ly for general office work. WIlBank 4111. WANTED: Female Social Workers: Qualifications graduate of a School of Work. Salary: $2700 or more according to experience and qualifications Place: Children's Aid Society of Eastern Manitoba, St, Boniface, Manitoba.

For information: phone Hochelaga or Box 245, Station M. Montreal. STENOGRAPHER, 18-20 years of age for permanent position with Barclays Trust Company of Canada, week. Telephone MA. 6191 for appointment.

APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of Secretary at Rothesay Collegiate (Boarding) School. Qualifications include stenography and preferably bookkeeping experience. Accommodation provided. Apply to Headmaster, at Rothesay, 100 SALES HELP WANTED and Agents Wanted SALESMAN wanted on commission basis to handle line of European costume jewellery. Apply J.

Jacobson, Laurentien Hotel, after p.m. SALES MANAGER Young progressive sales manager wanted. Excellent possibility advancement. Apply Box 8670, Gazette Office. STAMPING CONTRACTS WANTED We are seeking additional stamping contracts or sub contracts, with or without material supplied.

We can make your own dies. We have several Punch Presses, Shears, Etc. Write 1212 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal or Phone FI. 6318 1100 SALES HELP 'WANTED and Agents Wanted INDUSTRIAL SALESMAN WANTED Experienced salesman to cover Island Montreal for established Canadian.

manufacturer. Excellent earnings for right man. Apply in person to S. F. Bowser Co.

6745 St. Lawrence Boulevard. Telephone GRavelle 7793. OPPORTUNITY Knocking at your door. will show you how to open door.

that" UN. 6-5955. 101 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED WANTED IMMEDIATELY Thoroughly experienced Englishspeaking couple for domestic work on country Estate approximately, Two 30 miles West of Montin family, Private quarters. ideal surroundings. Only those fully qualified to apply.

furnish references, highest wages. Box 8650. Gazette Office. EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAN Experienced houseman, chauffeur and general handyman, year round, for country estate approximately miles west of Montreal. Two in family.

Must speak English and furnish references. Highest wages. Box 8651, Gazette Office. 105 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE CLERICAL work, doctor's assistant, part time. Box 8625, Gazette Office.

MISCELLANEOUS 118 HOBBIES COLLECTIONS CASH for important stamp collections. paid, especially old Canadian stamps. VINCENT STAMP SHOP 294 St. Catherine W. LA.

9390 120 WOMEN'S COLUMN LOCAL housewife reports she was delighted when a young man from the Veterans' Co-Operative Contracting. appeared at her home to do the cleaning, and set about his job 50 efficiently that it nearly took her breath away. But what really amused her was that, when she paused to chat with him, he said politely but firmly: "Madam, if you talk to me I can't get my work and, he added softly, "Neither can -Harriet Hill. Gazette. VETERANS' CO-OPERATIVE CONTRACTING PLATEAU 4487 DRESSMAKING.

alterations. Don't outdated clothes. I have ideas. Mme. Nita D'Arcy, BElair 4638.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS ADVOCATES BUCHANAN, DALME, MacGREGOR McALLISTER Barristers Solicitors 437 St. James St. W. Erstine Buchanan, Q.C. Paul Dalme Laurence G.

MacGregor W. Ross McAllister John Ewasew MeMICHAEL, COMMON, HOWARD, KER CATE Advocates, Barristers and Solleltors The Royal Bank 360 St. James St. W. Telephone HArbour Robt.

C. McMichael, Q.C. Thomas R. Ker, Q.C. Lionel A.

Forsyth, Q.C. Paul Gauthier Claude S. Richardson, F. Campbell Cope, Q.C. Hazan Hansard, Q.C.

Geo. H. Montgomery Thomas H. Montgomery Brock F. Clarke Robert E.

Morrow William S. Tyndale Frank B. Common, Q.C. Wilbert H. Howard, Q.C.

Eldridge Cate, Q.C. J. Leigh Bishop, Q.C. Q.C.J. Angus Ogilvy, Q.C.

John G. Porteous, Q.C. John de M. Marler, Q.C. Andre Forget Paul F.

Renault John G. Kirkpatrick Frank B. Common, fr. Kenneth 5. Howard Scott, Hugessen, Macklaier, Chisholm, Smith Davis Advocates, Barristers and Solicitors Aldred Buliding, 507 Place d'Armes Telephone HA.

2266 W. B. Scott, Q.C. Hon. A.

K. Hugessen, Q.C. Wm. F. Macklaler, Q.C.

John F. Chisholm, Q.C. H. Larratt Smith, Q.C. H.

Weir Davis, Q.C. James P. Angiin Peter M. Laing Richard D. Weldon E.

Jacques Courtols Ross T. Clarkson Edward K. Hugessen Heward, Holden, Hutchison, CHif, McMaster Meighen BARRISTERS SOLICITORS 215 St. James Street West. Montreal 1 Telephone: LAncaster $171 C.

S. Heward, Q.C. R. C. Holden, Q.C.

P. P. Hutchison, Q.C. E. H.

Cliff, Q.C. D. R. McMaster, Q.C. T.

R. Meighen, Q.C. A. M. Minnion, Q.C.

6. R. W. Owen, Q.C. R.

A. Patch C. G. Short R. Cordeau K.

C. Mackay DUQUET MacKAY Barristers Solicitors The Royal Bank Building 360 St. James St. West Telephone HArbour 5291 John E. L.

Duquet, Q.C. R. de Wolfe MacKay, Q.C, Stuart B. Raiston Arthur M. Weldon Claude M.

Tetrault G. Gordon Kohl MAGEE, O'DONNELL BYERS Advocates, Barristers, etc. Aldred Building. 507 Place d'Armes Allan A. Mages, Q.C.

Hugh E. O' Donnell, Q.C. Donald N. Byers Errol K. McDougal W.

Austin Johnson Wainwright, Elder, Laidiey, Leslie, Chipman Bourgeois Aldred Building, 507 Place d'Armes Arnold Wainwright, Q.C. Aubrey H. Elder, Q.C. Wendell H. Laidley, Q.C, Charles W.

Leslie William W. Chipman B. de L. Bourgeois, Q.C. Daniel Doheny James A.

Soden Dixon, Claxton, Senecal, Turnbull Mitchell Bank of Canada Bldg. 901 Victoria Square, MONTREAL S. Dixon, Q.C. Jacques Senecal, 9.C. Hugh H.

Turnbuk, e.c. James E. Mitchell, Q.C. John F. Stairs Edward W.

Rowst P. Emmet Kierans A. 8. Culver J. 8.

Claxton Hon. Brooke Canton, Q.C., M.P, Robertson, Abbott, Brierley O'Connor J. H. H. Robertson, Q.C.

D. C. Abbett, Q.C. J. G.

Brierley, Q.C. J. B. L. G.

McDougaN J. W. Hemens W. A. Campbeil R.

C. T. Harris W. D. Thomas Canada Life Building 275 St.

James St. W. Phone HA, 2282 O'BRIEN, STEWART, HALL NOLAN Aldred Building, 507 Place d'Armes John L. 0' Brien, Q.C J. Gibb Stewart George W.

Hall John A. Nolan Howard S. Simpson Claude Wagner E. E. Saunders Paul J.

Brown C. E. GIROUX Advocate, Barrister, Ete. The Royal Bank Building Suite 918 HA. 4448 120 WOMEN'S COLUMN "Health and Beauty" MONTREAL'S MOST DISTINGUISHED SALON 1482 Crescent Street TA complete program of slenderizing.

physical training, steam baths, facials and scientific massage designed to make you feel your best and look your best. LADIES ONLY HArbour 5640; mornings 1 DExter 2667 Open from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Massage and Steam Baths, Saturday By Appointment Only) Budget Terms Available 123 BUSINESS PERSONALS THERE IS A WAY Whatever be your money troubles. debts.

judgments or seizures, bring them to us. Adjustment Bureau of Montreal. 391 St. James West; North Branch, 1459 Belanger East, TAlon 7346. Wednesday and Friday evenings.

7 to 9. SERVICE DIRECTORY FOR BUSINESS ACCURATE INTERNATIONAL Translation Bureau Translation, commercial, scientific, from and into European and Asiatic languages. French Spanish a specialty. 1117 St. Catherine Room 600.

HArbour 9870. PERSONAL SERVICES IRWIN B. BLOND. NOTARY Office PL 8324. Eves.

AT. 4667 1117 St. Catherine West S. BERNARD HALTRECHT. NOTARY Marriage Licences and Contracts Office LA.

2407, Eves. EX. 9793 1255 Phillips Sq. Corner St. Catherine FOR THE HOME CALL Boyer GRavelle 6226.

for free estimates on upholstery. Mattresses repaired. FOR THE HOME HAVE your piano tuned by Lindsay expert. C. LINDSAY CO.

LTD. for appointment 1112 St. Catherine West. UN. 6-9921 PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT Landscaping Agronomist Maintenance of lawns, gardens rockies.

Lawn seeding, sodding, irradication of dandelions and other weeds. Work guaranteed. TAlon 0515. WE have large quantity of 2 by 6 planks, like new; also beams of all sizes, and brick, pipes, doors. windows, baths, sings, toilets.

R. Ruffo, Demolishers, 5497 Cote St. Lue, ELwood 8598. S. STANDRING REG'D.

GENERAL CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS, BUILDING ALTERATIONS AND OFFICE PARTITIONS. PLANNED KITCHENS AND PLAYROOMS A SPECIALTY. ESTIMATES FREE. ELWOOD 7453. SPECIALLY $4.00 treated single, earth $7.00 for double.

lawns Rotted manure $5.00 single. Filling earth. Grass seed 75c lb. Tractor rental. ELwood 1177.

CONTRACT or part time painting. plastering, cementing. repairs, etc. Work guaranteed. E.

Grenier, WEllington 4888. GENERAL building repairs. window caulking. Magonet. DO.

9679. HA. 3879. IF YOU HAVE BRICK REPAIRS. CEMENT BLOCK.

CHIMNEY CALL MARQUETTE 4888. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ADVOCATES Walker, Martineau, Chauvin, Walker Allison BARRISTERS SOLICITORS Harold E. Walker, Q.C. Jean Martineau, Q.C. Frank B.

Chauvin, Q.C. Robert H. Walker, Q.C. George A. Allison Roger L.

Beaulles Gerald Le Dain 414 St. James Street MA. 2172 MATHEWSON, LAFLEUR BROWN 507 Place D'Armes J. Arthur Mathewson, Q.C. Kenneth H.

Brown, Q.c. Henri G. Lafleur, Q.C. A. Maxwell Boulton Paul B.

Pitcher Ruston B. Lamb Grant Hall Day Jacques Chasse Telephones EA. 4234 and BA. BEAUREGARD, BRISSET REYCRAFT ADVOCATES Guardian Building, 240 St. James Street HA.

7164 Lucien Beauregard, Q.C. L. S. Reycraft Jean Brisset, Q.C. Jules Beauregard Alan Macnaughton, Q.C., M.P, Barrister Solfeitor Alan A.

Macnaughton, Q.C. Aime Des Rosters 276 St. James St. W. LA.

4003 TRUDEAU, BEAULIEU ETHIER Maurice Trudeau, Q.C. Roger Beaulleu Francois Moral J. Alfred Ethier 204 Notre Dame St. W. LA.

STIKEMAN ELLIOTT Barristers Solicitors 505 Bank of Canada Building 901 Victoria Square Telephone UNiversity 6-9521 H. Heward Stikeman, Q.C. R. Fraser Eillott William J. Hulbig Albert L.

Bissonnette FOSTER, HANNEN, WATT, LEGGAT COLBY BARRISTERS SOLICITORS 301 Bank of Canada Bufiding 901 Victoria Square Telephone UNiversity 6-4301 George B. Foster, Q.C. F. Raymond Hannen, Q.C. Alastair M.

Watt, Q.C. Walter C. Leggat John H. E. Coiby PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH CO.

Charles W. Taylor, Manager ROOM 533, CANADA CEMENT BLDG. MONTREAL. Tel. Lancaster $491 Alan Swabey Co.

OND ST. MARION MARION Established 1892 Patents Trade-Marks, Designs Associates in All Countries 1510 Drummond Montreal. LA. $152 Hot Dip STELCO Galvanizing Custom Service Large and small articles Tank size 4' 25' First Class Work Prompt Service Prices Quoted Phone: Wilbank 4141 Local 360 Births, Engagements? Marriages, Deaths In Memoriam Net tons 1,107,295 718,017 Berths Shed See. 37 Berths Shed 2 Shed 4 Shed Shed 00 Shed 1 Shed 19 Shed 12 Shed 16 Shed 17 Shed 25 Shed 26 Shed 44 Death Notices, Requiem Masses, Engage ments, Marriages, $2.00 per Insertion (maximum words).

Birth Notices, Memoriam, of Thanks, $1.50 per count line of words over maximum. insertion (Maximum um 75 words). per BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.

Brian (nee Ruth Elizabeth Schofield), on June 12th, 1952, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, twins, Susan and Blair. All well. HAMILTON. To Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Hamilton of Pointe Claire, June 11th, 1952, at the on Royal Wednesday, Victoria formerly of Toronto. Hospital, a son, still-born. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward H. Malkin, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on June 11th, 1952, a daughter. DEATHS for BAKER 462 Merton Avenue, St. Lambert, Wednesday, June 11th. 1952.

Matilda Louisa Cabot, wife of the late Frederick George Baker, aged 81 years. Funeral Saturday, June 14th, at 1.30 p.m., from the Chapel of J. W. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery. MacGillivray, a 3067 Wellington Street.

Suddenly, at Sidney, B.C.. on June 10th, 1952, Arthur C. D. Blanchard, in his 75th year. Survived by his wife, Alice Bayer Rust; daughter, Mrs.

Paul Dawson, Baie d'Urfe, Quebec; and his son, John, Temiskaming, Quebec. her residence, 70 Desaulniers Boulevard, St. Lambert, Quebec, on June 12th, 1952, Gurli Lonnquist, in her 82nd year, beloved wife of Pedar Dale. Funeral service at the above address on Saturday morning at 8.30 a.m. Interment Mount Hermon Cemetery, Quebec City.

des his late residence, 217 Grande Allee in Quebec, on June 11th, 1952, Leon Taschereau des Rivieres, aged 64 years, beloved husband of Josephine Choquette and father of Madeleine (Mrs. Bernard de L. Bourgeois). Jacques, Helene and Suzanne. Resting at his residence.

Funeral Saturday, June 14th. at 10.30 a.m. at St. Coeur de Marie Church in Quebec. her late residence, 235 Metcalfe Avenue, Westmount, on June 11th.

1952, Elizabeth Dixon Pennie, beloved wife of the late O. W. G. Dettmers. Funeral from the Chapel of Tees on Friday at 2.30 p.m.

to Mount Royal Cemetery. passed away peacefully at the residence of her niece, Mrs. H. C. Harper, 2344 Belgrave Avenue.

Funeral from the Chapel of Tees Saturday, at 2 p.m, GOODING. the Montreal General Hospital, on June 11th, 1952, Robert Lloyd Gooding, beloved husband of the late Eliza Charles, in his 87th year, Funeral from the Chapel of Tees on Friday, at 11 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. Montreal, on June 11th, 1952, Frederic Larose, (retired Captain Montreal Fire Department), beloved husband of Bernadette Ranger, aged 74 years. Funeral will be held Saturday.

June 14th from C. E. Viau Funeral Parlors, 355 Rachel Street. East. for service at Tres Saint Sacrement Church, at 9.30 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. this city, on June 11th, 1952. Edwin Lightfoot, beloved husband of Mary Alice Connelly of 0726 Charlevoix Street, aged 68 years. Resting at the Chapel of J. W.

MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington Street. Funeral Saturday, June 14th, at 9 a.m. from St. Gabriel's Church. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

Outremont, on June 10th. 1952, Josephine Guertin, wife of the late Auguste Plamondon, formerly merchant at St. Cesaire, Quebec, and mother of Rev. Father Henri Plamondon, S.J., missionary in China, Miss Juliette Plamondon and Louis Joseph Plamondon, age 79 vears. Fun.

eral from her late residence, 673 Querbes Avenue, Saturday, June 14th, at 9 a.m. to Ste. Madeleine of Outremont Church for service at 9.15 a.m. Interment at St. Cesaire, into rest, on June Kindersley Avenue, Charlotte Porter, beloved sister 01 Florence May Porter and dear aunt of Mrs.

James A. Dunlop (Olga). Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain Street, at 2 p.m..

Friday to Mount Royal Cemetery. At her late residence, 1803 St. James Street West, on June 10th, 1952. Elizabeth Turnage, beloved wite of the late William Albert Prindiville, in her 77th year. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray Bro. 1234 Mountain Street, 3 p.m. Friday to Mount Royal Cemetery. At his residence, 4482 Wilson Avenue, on Wednesday, June 11th, 1952, Edward Sims, beloved husband of Alice Burge, and father of Florence and Ada Mrs.

C. C. Bond), in his 91st year. Resting at the above address. Funeral from St.

Martin's Church (corner St. Urbain and Prince Arthur Streets), on Friday, June 13th, p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery, the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Tuesday, June 10th, 1952, Rosa Partridge, beloved wife of Walter George Symons of 709 Willibrord Avenue. Verdun, aged 71 years. Funeral Friday, June 13th, at 2 p.m.

from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 5644 Bannantyne Avenue. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. his residence, 42 Laurendeau Street, Montreal East, an Thursday, June 12th.

1952, Tyler Seargne Worden, aged 55 years, pur. chasing agent of Canada Wire and Cable Co. member of Royal Alexandria, 104, Masonic Lodge. Beloved husband of Hattie Jaynes ed Calgary, Alberta and father of Mrs. Roy Thorpe (Audrey), Mrs.

Ceoll frey (Halle), Mrs. E. J. Young (Ruth), Mrs. A.

G. Day (Doris), Mrs. N. S. Macleod (Mickie), Mrs.

Robert Mace pherson (Bobby), Mr. Gerow Van Wart. Mr. Bill Van Wart, Tyler Worden. Jr.

Funeral from Robert M. White Son Chapel, 4238 Adam Street, Saturday, June 14th, at 1 p.m. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery. Frederic Larose, 74, Rites Due Tomorrow Funeral service for -Frederic Larose, 74, retired captain in the Montreal Fire Department, who died Wednesday, will be tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. in Tres Saint Sacrement Church.

Burial will be in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. For the last 12 years Mr. Larose was secretary to Judge Armand Cloutier. He was a fireman from 1906 until 1924, when poor health forced him to retire. He is survived by his wite, the former Bernadette Ranger: son, William, and a sister, Mrs.

O. Viau, both of Montreal. UNDERTAKERS UNDERTAKERS 1840 Jos. CORAL BRO. Funeral Service The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 1234 Mountain St.

Diversity 6-6363.