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10 THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL, SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1945. VOL. CLXXIV. xXo.

1S6 oll of OBITUARY cal Engineers: Teevens, Clifford Daniel. L.Col.. B68266. Mrs. Agnes Teevens (mother), yuyon.

Que. CANADA. Warrant Officers, N.C.O.'s and Men. DIED. Quebec Regiment: Newman, Sidney, D1447IS.

Mrs. Katherine Newman (wife). 5227 Jeanne Mance street, Montreal. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps: Gallagher, William Armand, Pte, ni 32289. Mrs.

Ida M. Gallagher (wife). 2329 St. Luke street. Apt.

MANY ATTEND RITES OF FAMOUS BANKER worship sinoe liberation by the Russians. There have been no incidents against Church property or priests since he asked the Soviet General Staff for protection, he said in an interview. The prelate said the first Russian combat troops to reach the vicinity of St. Stefan's Cathedral, the cardinal's residence, engaged in some looting, but this ceased when he appealed for protection. The cardinal said 200,000 Catholics in his archdiocese had been ex-communincated because they embraced Nazism after the Anschluss.

The Nazis "didn't dare" close the churches, he said, but four rriests were executed, more than 200 imprisoned and many others fir.ed heavily for out for liberty." The forested area of Canada is exceeded in size only by the forests of the U.S.S-R. and Brazil. ACTIVE ARMY Ottawa, August 3. The Canadian (Active) Army issued tonight its latest casualty list of the war. The following from Quebec Province and Eastern Ontario were included: ARMY CASUALTY LIST 886 OVERSEAS.

Officers. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION: Quebec Regiment: Woodglde, Arnold Raulir. Smith, Ernest H. S. Woodside (father), De La Tour, Que.

Regiment de Quebec: D'Avlngnon. Daniel Yvon, Pierre D' Avignon (father). Marieville. Que. DIED (DROWNED): Royal Canadian Army Service Corps: Grieves, Jasper, Mrs.

Margaret Bygate (mother). Ottawa Ont. Prominent Citizens at Funeral of Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor HELD AT CHRIST CHURCH Free Worship Allowed Catholics in Austria Vienna, August 3. JF) Theodore Cardinal Innitzer said today that Roman Catholic Churches in the environs of Vienna occupied by the Red Army had been permitted free Cathedral Is Crowded at Last Tribute to Internationally Known Canadian Financier Additional Services PLAGE VICTOIRE-STE. GENEVIEVE-MONTREAL (Via Town of Mount-Royal) J3irtfcs, engagements iflarrtages, JDcatfjS 3n fttemon'am 57.50 Per Instrtion BIRTHS LEWIS.

To Lieut. Daniel H. Lewis and Miriam Crmkhank Lewis, a cufhtcr, Elizabeth Stocking, on August 3rd. ISM at the Koyal Victoria Hospital. LYNDE.

At the Homoeopahtic Hospital, on Fridav, August 3rd, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lynde (nee Mary Main, a ton.

DEATHS AMOS August 1st, 1945, at hii late residence, 1509 Mountain Street. Paul, on ox the late Mr and Mrs Auguste Amos and brother of Louis and Arthur Amos, in his 6Sth year. Funeral from St James Cathedral 10 a.m. Saturday, to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. BREWER At his residence, 393 Melrose Avenue.

Verdun, on Friday. August 3rd, 1945. WUHam John Brewer, beloved husband ot Margaret Haby Davis. eed 58 years. Funeral on Monday, August 6th, from above address, to St.

Ciement'a Church, for service ii 2 m. Interment at Montreal Park. GILMOfR On August 3rd. 1945. at er residence.

577 Avenue, Westmsiint, Ann Eliza Armstrong, beloved oi the late John T. Gilmour and mother of Evelyn C. Martha E. and Jrhn E. Gilmour.

Funeral from tne absive address, on Monday, at 2 0 clock, to Mount Royal Cemetery. MANNING At Huntingdon County on Thursday, August 2nd, 1SH5. Mary Ethel TerriU, beloved wife of N. loisom Manning, and mother of Funeral service at Christ Churca. Stanstead, at 3 p.m., or.

Saturday. August 4th. Interment at Cr.rstal Lake Cemetery. MrPOWtLL At S'e. Anne's Military Hospital, an August Jst, 1145, John 64 veai.

gloved hus band of Mariorlf Grant, of SOU Wel-lii-scton Street, Vrrdun, Hemalns rent-tr the J. F. Wilson Funeral Home, Verdun Avenue. tirrvlce In th 1 l.i I rn Saturday, Atigiut 41h. at 2 in Interment at Montreal Memorial MrftOMiXlrK, At his residence, 14 G.adirr Avi-nue, Westmoiint, on Frl-lay.

Augut 3rd. 1K45. Frank J. Mc-(iojdruk, dearly beloved huaband Katiierin O'lary. Funeral er-Vme at tlie Churrh of the Ascension nf Our Ird, WMtmount, on Monday, Aucnit Mh at a Boston and ir.throp.

Mass. papers please copy. TBATIFY In Montreal, on Friday. Aurust 3rd, 1M5, Hannah F.ltxateth beloved wife of the late fieorse Pratley. aged 72 years.

Rest-ing at the Chanel of Tees St. Luke and Tower Streets. Funeral service at St. Luke' Anglican Church, Rowrnonr.t. on Mon1v.

at 3.30 p.m. Interment In Mount rtoyal Cemetery. ftoniRTH In this city on Friday. August 3rd, IMS. Arthur Roberts, beloved hu.rand of Mary F.llen Porter, cf 3il9 Eihel Street, Verdun, aged 77 years Funeral on Monday, August h.

at 30 jj from the Chape! of W. MsrGilllvray, 3f)fi7 Wellington Street Interment at Mount Royal err.etery. Newfoundland papers pleuse Men and women high in the business, social and political life of Canada gathered at Montreal's Christ Church Cathedral yesterday to pay final tribute to Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, internationally known banker and one of Canada's most distinguished citizens, who died early Thursday morning in his 82nd year. The regular Church of England service was taken in the crowded cathedral by the Ven. J.

F. Morris, clerical secretary of the Synod and Archdi-ncon of Clarendon, in the nbsence of the lit. Itev. John Dixon, Lord Bishop of Montreal, and the Very Itev. Kenneth Charles Evans, Dean of Montreal.

The celebrant was assisted by Itev. John Frederick Wagland, curate of the cathedral and the choir, with Dr. Alfred Whitehead at the organ, sang two hymns. Unto the Hills Around Do I Lift Up My Lonfjing Eyes, and. Now the Day Is Over.

Chief mourners were Lady Williams-Taylor, the former Jane Fayncr Henshaw, of Montreal; Mrs. Henry Pierrepont Perry, of New Iri sw -vi taxiust, iIiuiwii i rffa Iniffr iiiiBrlliliWrlw Exf 1 xL i A W8' -i tHT Ifx r' 'lit SV i v'Jt if 4 0 In, 1 I 4 (Wife overseas). Warrant Officers, N.C.O.s and Men: PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION: Quebec Regiment: Brough Leonard Gordon, Pte. D-175599, Mrs. Violet Brough (mother), 3116 Dandurand street, Montreal.

Regiment de Quebec: Bernier. Roland. E47059. Cyprien Bernier (father), St. Gabriel East, Que.

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION: Western Ontario Regiment: Beattie. Leonard, A6146. Mrs. Helen Beattie (mother), Iberville. Que.

Qncbec Regiment: Allen. Louis. E301S9. Mrs. Cyrias Allen (mother).

St. Zacharle. Que. Andrews, Albert Ixxrne, E-SQ2U. Mrs.

Lucille liaehet Andrew (mother). Lac Megantic. Que. Beat, William. E29048, Erestus Best (father), Grand Cascapedla.

Que. Buiold. Hubert, E.10171. Laiare UuJold (father), Cross Point, Que. Crobman.

Philip George, Charles B. Crosman (father). Little Pa bos. Que. Ijpointe, Joseph Pierre, E-30651.

Mr. Rose Lapointe (mother). La Tuque. Que, McRae. Geoi William.

12WSI, Mrs May Payeur (sister), Chandler Station, Que. McWhlrter, John. Gordon McWhirter (father). New Richmond Station. Que.

Martel, George Henry. E3021S, Mrs. Constancy Martel onodier), Ait. 1, 1041 St. Joseph boulevard east, Montreal.

Martin, Paul, John Martin (father). Restigouche. Que. Moore, Claude, E2P985. Mrs.

Ivy Moore (wife). New Richmond. Que Murphy, Claud Patrick. E20808. Preston Murphy (father), Beaupre Que.

Newsome, Ambrose. P11477S. Henry Newsome (father), 1894 Church avenue, Montreal. Pratt. Porter, E30019.

Alexander Pratt (father). Matapedla. Que. Robertson, Oscar, Mrs. Margaret Robertson (wife), New Richmond Centre, Que.

Sommerville, Reginald David, L. E22886, Mrs. Margaret B. Cooper (sister), Begervllle, Que. Manitoba Regiment: Kellas, William Alexander, Pte.

H6903, Mrs. Ruth Isabella KelUs (wife). Sherbrooke, Que. DIED. Royal Canadian Army Service Corp: Weshler.

Frank. DZ66K9. Mr. Mary Weshler fmother), 5119 St. Urbain street.

Montreal. Effective August 5th, 1945 Effective on the date above, additional services will be operated between the points mentioned, on week, days, Saturdays and Sundays. Shuttle Services on Sundays Only On oil Sundays until September 2nd, inclusively, end on Mondoy, September 3rd, 1945, Shuttle Services will be cperoted between re North End Terminal ond Ploge Victoire. Frequency of trips will be governed by bus equipment These shuttle seices will operate from the North End Terminal from 9 cm. until 1.30 p.m.; ond from Ploge Victoire, Ste.

Genevieve, He Bizord, from 4 p.m. until 1 1 p.m. for detailed Information about thtsa new terricti, pitot tall PL. 7141 York City, only daughter of Sir Frederick: Henry Pierrepont Perry; Miss Margaret Taylor, of Moncton, sister of sir Frederick; John Sims Kelly of New York City, husband of the former Brenda only srandchid of Sir Frederick: Dr. Douglas Ackerman, nephew; Major Cederic Taylor, R.C.O.C., grand-nepnew: Mrs.

H. ti. iien-shaw. sister-in-law: Mrs. Stanley Phillips, niece, and Mrs.

D. Forbes Angus. The honorary pall-bearers were: George W. Spinney, president of IXOK1ST8 AT CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL: The casket containing the body of the late SIR FREDERICK WILLIAMS-TAYLOU, internationally known Canadian banker, is carried into Christ Church Cathedral where hundreds of men and women prominent in the business, social and political life of Montreal gathered to pay final tribute yesterday. Pictured are some of those who attended the services.

Left to right: JACKSON DODDS. former joint general manager of the Bank of Montreal; DR. F. CYRIL JAMES, principal and vice-chancellor of McGill University; HIS EXCELLENCY DANIEL STEEN, Norwegian Minister to Canada. GhmX Photo (copyright reimed).

PL 4444 trio Charles Pritchard, Dave's 85- And Plants Ot Every Variety Obtoinobla the liank or Montreal; Morris w. Wilson, president of the Royal Bank of Canada and chancellor of McGill University; B. C. Gardner, general manager of the Bank of Montreal; Blair Gordon, chairman of Dominion Textiles; Jackson Dodds, former joint general manager of the Bank of Montreal: R. S.

Grindley, manager of the Peel street branch of the Bank of Montreal: R. P. Jellett, chairman of the Royal Trust; C. W. Ismay.

manager of the Royal Trust; A. T. Corner, Air Vice-Marshal Reginald F. Marix, D.S.O., Frederick Beard-more, CoL A. S.

English, George MacDonald, of New York, Donald F. Angus, Alme Geoffrion. KC, Henry Joseph, Wing Commander Stanley Phillips, Col. Georga Cant-lie. Dr.

C. F. Martin. Dr. John Todd, 1188 Dorchester St.

West, Montreal J. Royal Canadian Electrical Merhani- TfoilSP efOtDGTS UOL year-old brother, and their 76-year-old brother-in-law, Harry Meakins died in recent months. Many ships were saved and crews rescued by the three men who, before the day of motorboats. frequently rowed a 30-mile circuit of the treacherous Goodwin Sands searching for vessels stranded on shoals in murky Channel fogs. PAUL AMOS RITES TO BE HELD -TODAY Mountoin end Sherbrooke and Mrs.

P. J. McElligott, V. J. Johnson, and Winston Johnson.

Others present were J. Norton, J. Devers, E. Quinn. E.

Palmer. P. T. Lynch, A. E.

Wescott. W. J. Bryant, Bert Palmer, A. D.

Shea. H. J. Shea, William I'fart, R. Phelan, William Common, J.

S. Coughtry, S. W. Nixon, S. S.

Salter, Colin Grant. A. G. O'Toole, C. Lynch, D.

McCor-mick, George McNamee, W. P. Sheridan, J. C. Shea, L.

Shea, J. H. Bourke, Hon. A. Mathewson.

S. Stafford, M. Cavanagh, John King, M. J. Bogue.

E. Ryan, J. Quinn, Charles Shea, E. Cardon, Capt. J.

Milne, V. Latti-mer, D. McKeegan, G. Burns, R. Shirlow, J.

I. McCaffrey, James Melvin, T. Britt, W. Caney, W. S.

Strachan, R. R. Boon, D. Hyland, J. Kennedy, H.

Monahan, J. Con-rick. Leo Curran, W. Burns, A. A.

McNabb. Frank Giles, Buddy Giles, Adam 6 UNDERTAKERS Cmdr. J. K. L.

Ross, Daniel Steen, amd Mrs. H. L. Rutherford. Mrs.

It. Ward, J. H. Molson. Maj.

J. C. G. Taylor, E. W.

Davis. N. E. Kenrick, J. W.

Tyson, P. F. Mathias, Andrew Reford, Master Frederick Angus, Mrs. Donald Angus, Leonard W. Taylor, Mrs.

Ira Davis, J. H. J. Turner, Wing-Cmdr. G.

E. Hervey. D. H. Mansfield, Frank Scott, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Barott, Russell Bell. W. R. Chenoweth, Hugh C.

Wal-kem, E. M. Jellett, W. H. Cover-dale.

Ernest Pitt, E. W. Alexander. W. G.

M. Shepherd, Mrs. Stock-well Day, Brigham Day, Mrs. L. Ross, J.

E. Coutu. W. R. Dean.

Mrs. A. Dick, Miss Muriel Dick, W. B. Blackader, H.

A. Cark, Munroe Brown, Russell McKeogh, B. Davidow, Col. A. W.

DeWolf, T. R. Steen, Henry Mor- 5 an, R. N. Lang, N.

A. Timmms, L. G. Cluxton, Mrs. M.

Stokes, D. Ter-Assatouroff, James W. Fox, Brenton A. Macnab, Miss Gladys Marling Archibald Harshaw, G. W.

S. Henderson, Mrs. J. S. Coppin, Mrs.

M. S. Mugford. Mrs. Chester C.

Durnlng, Brig. Hamilton Gault, George Lyman, Thomas Carlisle, Dr. F. M. Wells.

Mrs. Rosemary Dandurand, Alfred Dandurand, C. L. O'Brien. H.

L. Williams, F. G. Ayling, Mrs. D.

M. Cleland, N. V. Coady, W. S.

M. MacTier. J. C. Kemn.

Lt and Mrs. in Montreal Banker Dies 70th Year After Short Illness Siiilllili Norwegian Consul-General, W. A. Black, and A. Scroggs, secretary to Sir Frederick.

Ushers were J. Pangman, former manager of the Waterloo Place branch of the Bank of Montreal in London, England, and L. W. Townsend, assistant general manager of the Bank of Montreal. Representing the Bank of Montreal in addition to those acting as honorary pall-bearers were: S.

Noseworthy, O. R. Sharp, F. G. Belcher, R.

J. Williams, A. L. Haskell, J. S.

Bolton, R. E. Knight. J. H.

F. Turner, A. C. Jensen, G. Greening, D.

M. Cleland, J. T. Stevens, H. Masters, C.

L. Harshaw, J. R. W. Graham, J.

W. Fox, R. Proctor, C. O. McGrier, M.

Scott, A. Stewart, E. L. Hollyer, Harold Brooks. T.

Carlisle, Dudley Oli TABUS 1 040 Ritchie, Eddie Gallagher, F. Kennedy, W. Kinsella, S. W. McElroy, Harry Ward, S.

McEntee, Leo Walsh, C. H. Neurotsos, R. A. Campbell, Frank Phelan, M.

J. Foley, G. Lavery, M. Barry C. Foran, L.

E. Larase, J. R. Robertson, R. O'Connor, Leo McKenna, James Cosgrove, John O'Brien, P.

J. Stock, A. Cantwell, Dave Rochon, J. Doherty, William Wall, J. Dore, E.

Doray, J. Connolly, T. Valiquette, Jos.C.fc&BRo. inc. G.

H. Day, J. W. Tyson. Mrs.

Alice Bonn, wiuiam Ryan, v. var-rell, Felix, Berger. 6. W. Angell, F.

Craig, R. Patch, M. Quinn, A. Murphy, K.C., P. Quinn, J.

H. Faucher. G. Birk. E.

ver, S. Stevenson, S. G. Rigby, H. B.

Loucks, C. L. O'Brien, T. R. Altimas, P.

McKenna, P. McDon Gilbert, H. M. Morrison, w. Alexander, W.

H. Burritt, C. S. Hulme, S. Lawrence, F.

L. Mac Gachen. Funeral Directors 1234fflountainSt. fflAnpcttc 4321 Parking Space Representing the Royal Bank of Canada in addition to Morris w. Wilson, president, were W.

A. An rus. vice-president: Sydney G. Dob Funeral services will be held today at 10 a.m. for Paul Amos, 69, former administrator of the City and District Bank and Credit Fonder Franco Canadien and of the Holland Canada Trust Company, from his home at 1509 Mountain street.

Mr. Amos, who died at his home Thursday, after a short illness, was born in Montreal, and educated at the Bruchesi School and Plateau Academy. He was honorary president of the Winchester Club, He was active participant in many charitable activities. He Is survived by two brothers, Louis and Arthur, both of Montreal. The cortege will leave his home prior to the services at St.

James Cathedral. Interment will be at the Cote des Neiges cemetery. Says Greek Navy Hits Japs Chungking, August 3 (JP) Prince Peter of Greece visiting in Chungking, declared today that some units of the Greek navy had participated in Allied naval operations against the Japanese since Greece declared war on Japan. Greece announced July 7 that she considered herself at war against Japan as of December 8, 1941). son, general manager; James Muir and H.

G. Helser, assistant general managers. W. M. Neal, C.B.E., vice-president nell, c.

JMlchoi, is. uagnon, Norman Grovalet, E. H. Riley, J. Carmody, L.

Moore, H. Megan, Karl Andersen, J. O'Connor, T. McCawley, V. J.

Burns, J. K. Cherrier, I. C. McEwen, T.

Kavanagh, W. Gareau, Fred Sage. James Sage, N. Lane, William Johnson, J. Altimas, C.

McLarnon, E. H. Shea, Capt. J. P.

Dufour, P. J. McElligot, G. McCormick, H. Potter, J.

P. Gagher, Lorie, A. Wims, Frank CaUaghan. FUNERAL IS HELD FOR JAMES LOWDEN of the C.P.R.. represented D.

C. Coleman, chairman and president uurnyeat, Moncton; and S. U. Rigby. C.

Stanley Hulme, Samuel EJiott, E. C. DcsBaillets, Leonard W. Taylor, Ross H. MacMaster, N.

JS. Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

BrEtfi-chand, A. J. Haines, W. A. Black, J.

Bolton, J. Williams, F. G. Belcher, G. Evans, M.

Cleland, H. B. Greene, W. M. Birks, J.

R. Graham, G. C. Pride, J. G.

R. Shuter, Gordon Hanson, Col. F. M. McRobie, A.

C. Jensen. MacKenzie Furnlss, sales manager, The Gazette; James Sandi-lands, A. E. Griffin.

D. Morrison, S. Z. Paquin, Mr. and' Mrs.

E. A. Mackenzie, H. M. Morrison, T.

R. Gilbert, J. T. Stevens. C.

G. Wallace, E. C. Dean, J. Francis Day, Vancouver; Charles F.

Sise, G. S. Stairs, K.C.; A. J. Chopin, St.

Mary's Hospital; Mrs. P. B. H. Dawson, A.

P. B. Williams and L. M. Lymburner, jr.

Col. A Parker, Mrs. W. D. Ogil-vey, L.

J. Belnap, R. A. Scannell, N. V.

Coady, Maj. J. C. G. Taylor, G.

T. Bogert, B. Magee, J. P. Craig, Mrs.

Gordon McTavish, Mrs. Lawrence Kelly, Howard Gordon, E. T. Young and Mrs. W.

P. Bro-phy. A.M. BRITT FUNERAL ATTENDED BY MANY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WORKERS FtlUST REGISTER if not now Employed in the Construction Industry. By Order of the Minister of Labour, made under National Selective Service Civilian Regulations, certain workers experienced in the construction industry must register on one of the days from the 6th to the 11th of August, 1945.

Those required to register include all male persons who: (a) are either skilled or unskilled building construction tradesmen or labourers, and who are not now engaged in building construction work; and (b) have had a total of at least two years experience, continuous or otherwise, in the construction industry since December 31st, 1936; and (c) have passed their 16th birthday but have not yet reached their 65th birthday. Workers at present employed on building construction are not required to register under this special registration. Registration shall be made 5 1. At the nearest Local Employment Office of the National Employment Service; or 2. At the nearest Post Office if a person does not live in a city or town in which a Local Office of the National Employment Service is located, nor within 5 miles of such a city or town.

Home construction is vital to the welfare of Canada. Returning veterans must have living accommodation. Experienced building construction workers whether tradesmen or labour ers are urgently required. If you are a construction worker not now working in the construction industry, you must register as here stated but you should do more. You should offer your services immediately for transfer to the construction industry, so that you may help in providing the homes so urgently needed.

Local Employment Offices will be open Evenings till 9:00 pjn. to take registrations, from Monday, Aug. 6th to Friday, Aug. 10th. LOCAL OFFICES (CITY OF MONTREAL) 275 Notre Dame W.

205 Lagauchetiere W. 1477 Carrier St. 1859 Pie IX Blvd. 3626 St. Urbain 8185 Henri Julien OTHER OFFICES (MONTREAL DISTRICT) 8-19th Lachine 100 St.

Charles, Longueuil 11570 Notre Dame Pte. aux Trembles 369 Notre Dame, St. Paul I'Ermite 211 Gordon Verdun HIPMIMP HUMPHREY MITCHELL A. MacNAMARA Minister of Labour Deputy Minister of Labour Was Chairman of Locomotive Firemen, Enginemen's Brotherhood o- FUIKRALH0MC 5610 SherbrookeSt.W. DExter 1149 -ail? draper in Qftme ol Wax 1 Modem Chapel "HAMMONDORGAN Rites at St.

Malachy's for Well-known Local Shipping Man of the company, other CiP.R. representatives were George Stephen, vice-president; F. Bramley, secretary, and E. Hodgskin. J.

W. Boy-er, general manager, represented the Provincial Bank of Canada and Donald A. Hingston, president, represented the Montreal City and District Bank. Others present were: Col. J.

L. Ralston, former Minister of Defence; William Ingpen, chairman of Bahamas General Trust, Nassau; and Mrs. Ingpen; Senator C. C. Ballantyne, Murray Ballantyne; Albwt R.

Frossard, manager, Ritz-Carlton Hotel; James Somerville, senior assistant manager, The Canadian Bank of Commerce Montreal; D. H. Mansfield, of the Bank of England, London. Lady Meredith, W. C.

J. Meredith. K.C.,Mr8. C. F.

Martin, W. S. M. MacTier, Hugh Ralston, F. R.

Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart, Col. D. J.

O'Donahue, Miss Irene Cains, Col. A. Parker, Mrs. D. W.

Ogilvie, Mrs. George Washington Stephens, H. W. Molson, president of Molson Brewery; Dr. F.

Cyril James, principal and vice-chasicfltlor of McGill University; Neil Mclntyre-Pearce, of London, Encland. Mrs. Frederick N. Beardmofe, Mrs. Henry Joseph, F.

T. Collins, K.C., William Eden, F. W. Collins. Industrial Manager, Canadian Pacific Railway; A.

A. Stewart, R. E. Thorne, Mrs. L.

F. Gibsone, Mr. and Mrs. F. Angus, Mrs.

E. L. Wren. C. E.

Gault, A B. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. F. MacGachen, H.

Godfrey, W. C. Hodgson. Harold Brooks, W. W.

Bruce, G. H. Greening, Gordon Reid, Mrs. Lawrence Kelly, W. A.

Black, H. A. L. Haskell, S. E.

Webster. J. Brigg, C. K. Howard, Miss Mabel Hickson, E.

E. Rutherford, Mrs. Jackson Dodds, Sub-Lt. Wilma Dodds. L.

Belnap, Mrs. Morri4 W. Wilson, Miss Betty Wilson. Beaudry Leman. president of La Banque Canadienne Nationaie, Mrs.

Daniel Steen. Henry E. Rawhngs, Gait Durnford, Victor M. Drury, Hon. E.

Fabre Surveyer, judge of the Superior Court. M. B. Magee. G.

T. Bogert. H. A. Cresswell.

Mme. Karin Kohler, Mrs. J. Luman. Miss C.

Brown, Antikor-Laurence BEST CORN REMKUV Sold everywhere 25c Safe Sellable Permanent PHARMACIE LAt HENL Pharmacists Montreal A funeral service was held yesterday at D. A. Collins Chapel, Sherbrooke street, at 2.30 p.m., for James Smith Lowden, chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and former C.P.R. locomotive engineer who died here on Wednesday in his 57th year. The service, conducted by Rev.

T. W. Jones, of Calvary United Church, was attended by many of Mr. Lowden'8 former associates and friends in the railway- Among those present from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company were; A. Lyle, representing W.

M. Neal, C.B.E., vice-president of the company; E. D. Cotterell, vice-president and general manager; H. J.

Humphrey, vice-president (special duties); H. J. Main, general superintendent of transportation; R. W. Scott, general superintendent, Quebec District; H.

Smith, district master mechanic, M. T. Biette, E. Stockwell, and many others. 'LOBSTER KING' DIES D.

Pritchard, 83, Was Last of Famed Channel Rescuers Deal, Kent. England, August 3. KP) Dave Pritchard, the "Lobster King." and last of the famed trio FOR SIMPLE FAITH Bewildered and helpless In these testing times, we turn to Thee, our Father in Heaven, sure of Thy love and Thy power. We pray for a fresh faith in this simple truth. Thy word, our own hearts, and the experience of Thy Church throughout the ages, all tell us that behind and above all Thou art, the Eternal God.

our refuge and our strength. "Lord increase our faithe" Deliver us from doubts, and from futile speculations. We would confide in Thee as children in a Father, a world that is one vast uncertainty we -would trust in' Thee As Thou hast been the strong helper of our fathers in generations past, so be Thou our sure succor and sustainer. The issues are in Thy hand. Enable us, we entreat Thee, to play our part manfully, unafraid of any tomorrow.

May our hearts be quiet in Thy peace, and ready for the world peace for which we daily pray. Confessing our sins especially the besetting sin of unbelief we look in humble dependence to Thee. gracious God, the author and finisher of our faith. Amen. W.T.E.

Funeral service for Alexander Michael Britt, of the Sincenhes-Mc-Naughton Tug Company, well-known in Montreal shipping circles, who died at his residence, 4410 Marcil avenue, on Wednesday, was held yesterday morrfing at St. Malachy's Church. The body was received at the church by Rev. Myles Kelly, curate of St. Malachy's.

Officiating at the service were two brothers of Mr. Britt. the Rev. John T. Britt, pastor of St.

Malachy's Parish, and the Rev. Gerald Britt, curate of St. Augustine's Parish. Rev. M.

J. Healy was also present. Interment was in Cote des Neiges Cemetery. The chief mourners were Mr. Britt's wife, the former Jvv Plane Disrupts Power Hitting Hydro Wires Toronto, August 3.

Ontario Hydro officials here said today a plane flying through Hydro wires 6ve miles southeast of Moore Field in the Kitchener area yesterday efir rnoon tore away three conductors and disrupted the power F'jpply for aim Oft six hours in the Hanover-Owen Sound district. Reports from Guelph said the plane, one of two machines to be from Mount Hope airport, gyrated after striking the wire. and almost crashed but was brought under control and con-Lnued on ils course. Johnson; two daughters, Joan and Maureen; two sons, ueraid and Wayne; three other brothers, Frank, William and Edwin; and two sisters, Miss Gertrude Britt and Miss Win- of Goodwin Sands heroes renowned for 50 years of rescue work in the foggy English Channel, died today at the age of 83. nifred Britt, all of Montreal.

Among the relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Morin, Mr. The other two members of the.