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THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1967 39 OBITUARY OBITUARIES Security 'Dry Runs' Ciiy Police Rehearse For de Gaulle Visit BIRTHS DEATHS lllltMfaWeM i a ma. REOUIEM MASSES IN MEMOMAMS AND CARDS OF THANKS ENSAS-EMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND MARR1A6E NOTICES DEATHS KAUFMANN, Mary. On July Uth. For the first time since the opening of Expo 67, Montreal police have been holding "dry runs" for the upcoming visit of a head of state namely France's President Charles de Gaulle. Montreal is going ahead, as planned, with dress rehearsals complete with motorcycle escorts and cars filled with armed security nel, despite the insistence of the Provincial Government that the Quebec Provincial Police should have control over security while the general is in the province.

The Montreal force has been told that the QPP which up until now has not appeared in the security picture intends to take responsibility for de Gaulle's route in Montreal and will escort him into City Hall to be re- By EDDIE COLLISTER ceived by Mayor Jean Dra-peau. The local force, which has been working hand-in-hand with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police since the influx of state visits started in July has prepared a full turnout for its escort. On Tuesday, mechanics began to dismantle motorcycles with sidecars to convert them into the much more maneuv-erable "solos." Wednesday evening and again yesterday a practice motorcade began trying out different routes through the city. During yesterday's trial run from the Chalet atop Mount Royal reporters riding in limousines found themselves being cheered as the motor Youth Serum Probed In Women's Deaths Julien Giguere of the CIB, were charged with the investigation. Two persons had been detained by police in connection with the case but were released on the orders of Coroner Lapointe.

Some 12 witnesses, including the two material witnesses, are scheduled to appear before the coroner's inquest. Meanwhile police are checking all sudden deaths during the last couple of months for possible victims. Coroner Laurin Lapointe will open an inquest at 10 a.m. today into the death of two women believed to have died following the injection of a youth serum in a St. Denis St.

doctor's office. Inspt. Adrien Cardinal of Criminal Investigation Bureau said yesterday that the inquest will deal with the deaths of the two women, but added that there might have been more victims. The body of another person, a man, will be exhumed in connection with the case. The victims are said to have been given the injections of youth serum, prepared from the hormones of unborn lambs, in the early part of June.

The first victim died a week after the June 3 injection, the second about two weeks ago and the third last Saturday. An autopsy of the last victim showed death came as a result of generalized gangrene. Insp. Cardinal said the patient was "supposed to become young again," after the rejuvenation injections. Marcel Allard and 1967, Mary Alexander, of Grey Ave.

and River Beaudet, beloved wite ot Harry Kaufmann, and dear grandmother of Peter Mac Dona Id. Funeral service was held from the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke St. on Thursday to Mount Royel Cemetery. LOGNON, Ethel. At her residence on July 11th, 1967, Ethel Green, be loved wite ot the late William Arthur Lognon.

Funeral from O. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. on Friday at 10 a.m.

to Mount Royal Cemetery, MAGUIRE, Samuel Joseph. At the Grace Dart Hospital, on Wednesday. July 12th, 1967. Beloved husband of the late Sarah Cooper. Father of Kathleen the late Rite (Mrs.

R. A. Williams), and the late Eileen, Resting at the William Wray Walton Chapel, 2075 University St. Funeral from St. Patrick's Church on Friday.

July Uth at a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. McKENNA, Harry William. On July 11th, 1967, age 77 years. Harry William McKenna, beloved husband ot Mary (Polly) Wickham, of Quebec City, father of Rev. J.

Kevin McKenna, S.J., St. John's, Nf Desmond, Quebec, Paul of Sherbrooke, brother of Miss Rose McKenna, and Miss Eveleen Marchand of Montreal. Funeral Friday Irom Lepine Funeral Home, 300 Chemin St-Foy, tor service In St. Patrick's Church, at 10 a.m. Thence to St.

Patrick's Cemetery, Quebec City. PHELAN, Lewis Joseph, Ph.D. In Belmont, Mass. Formerly of West-mount, on July 11th, 1967. Husband of Edna Beyer.

Father of Mrs. John David Webster, Carola and Philip. Late member of the Third Order of SI. Francis. Solemn high requiem mass at Our Lady of Mercy Parish, Belmont, on Friday, July 14th, at 9 a.m.

Following prayers Remains will leave the William Wray 8, Walton Chapel, 2075 University at 8.30 a.m., Saturady July 15th, and Interment Cate des Neiges Cemetery. RICHARD, Maurice. Suddenly at Montreal, July 12th, 1967, aqed 60 years, Maurice Richard, CA. Husband of Ceclle Doucet and father ef Louise. Brother of Louis-Pierre and Mrs.

G. L. Prud'homme (Lucille). Funeral Friday, July Uth, from J. S.

Vallee Ltd nil Laurier west, at 9.45, to Notre- Dame des Neiges Church for service at 10 a.m. Interment Cole des Neiges Cemetery. RICHARDSON, Dr. Seton Leslie. At his residence on July 12th, 1967.

Dr. seton Leslie Richardson, beloved husband of Jean MacKinnon, In his 63rd year. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. Wray Bro 1234 Mountain 2 p.m., Friday, to Mount Royal Cemetery. In lieu of (lowers, donations may be made to the Cardiac Research Fund of the Montreal General Hospital.

RUTHERFORD, Harold. On Julv 12th, 1967, suddenly In Montreal. Harold Rutherford, aged 57 years. Beloved husband of Grace Vanderwater. Dear father of Charlotte (Mrs.

P. Rutherford) and Alan, Resting at Pellerin Funeral Home, Grandmere. Service Saturday, July 15th, at 2 p.m. at Bethel United Church. Please omit flowers.

Donations to the Red Cross. SHEPHERD. Winnifred Ethel, cm July 13th, 1967, Winnifred Ethel Windsor, age 82 years. Beloved wite of the late Thomas Sheoherd. Dear moth.r of Winnifred (Mrs.

H. Cane), Margaret wvua. n. Deatnamj, tone (Mrs. K.

Archibald), Hattie (Mrs. A. Magee), Frances (Mrs. G. Morrin) and John.

rcesimg ni tne J. Wilson Sons Funeral Home, 5784 Verdun Ave. Ser. vice in the Chapel Saturday, July 15th, at 10.00 a.m. Interment Montreel Memorial Park.

THOMPSON. Gwendolvnne Weir. ShH. denly at Ardmore, on Tuesday, juiy urn, Deioved wife of Francis Alexander Thompson, dear sister of Bsryl (Mrs. H.

Jacobs) and Otter. Funeral from the William Wrav Walton ChaDel, 2075 University St. on saturaay, juiy utn at 10 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemeiery. VIPOND, Manville Lloyd.

Suddenly on July 12th, 1967, at Parry Sound, Ontario. Beloved husband of Delia Donahue and son of Maud and the late M. J. Vipond and brother ot Clarence. Remains restinq at Turner-Porter York Chapel, 2357 Bloor St.

Toronto. Funeral service Friday at 3 p.m. from the Humber Valley United Church. UNVEILING FELDMAN, Nathan. The unvelllna of a monument to the memory of the late Hainan rcioman, Deioved husband of Ruth and dear father nf Faygie (Mrs.

Dave Zimmermen), and Goldie (Mrs. Sid Silverman) and Lillyan, also beloved grandfather will 'ake place on Sunday, July Uth, at iu.ju a m. ar tne Kehai Israel Memorial Park, Dollard des Ormeaux. Friends and relatives are Invited to attend. Motel Owners Press Issue Of Revising Highway Signs BIRTHS COFFIN.

To Paul and Lyse (nee Cloutier) at the Royal Victoria Hospital on July 11th, 1967, a daughter, sister to Paul Jr. Mother and daughter well. COHEN Douglas and Joanne (nee Ruddy) are happy to announce the birth of a son, jonathon Bruce, 8 lbs. 1 oi. on July Uth, 1967, at the Jewish General Hospital.

Both marvellous. HESLOP. Tom and Ruth (nee AAcKinnon) are proud to announce the birth of their son, on July 13th, 1967, at the Catherine Booth Hospital. Both wall. KHANNA.

Klshore and Kamla are pleased to announce the birth ol a daughter on July 10th, 1967, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Both well. KIRSCH. Martin and Rhode (nee Mann) announce the birth of a son on July 11th, 1967, at the Jewish General Hospital, Brother tor Billy. Both Well.

LEGGETT. Rick and Rita (nee Durocher) proudly announce the birth of their son Stephen Ricnaro ei tne Queen Elizabeth Hospital, July 13th, 1767. Both well. MCCARTHY. Gary and Pat (nee Fisher) happily announce the birth ot their son, James William Gordon, at the Maisonneuve Hospital, on Wednes day, July 12th, 1967.

Both well. McDERMOTT. Edward and Myra (nee Chicoine) happily announce the birth of their daughter at the Mont real General Hospital on July 11th, 197. Both well. Thanks to Dr.

Lind' say. SHARPE. To Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Sharpe (nee Helen Hogg) on July llfh, 1967, at the Montreal Genera Hospital a son brother to Steven and Trevor.

Both well. SPICER. Leiqhton and Noreen (nee Jameson) proudly announce the birth of their daughter Cynthia Lou Sister to Deborah Ann. At Charles Lemoyne Hospital, July 12th, 1967 eotn wen. THURLOW.

To Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thurlow (nee Catherine Holmes), a son on July Uth, 1967, at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Both well.

CHOSEN CHILDREN HEUSER. Alan and Margaret are happy to announce the arrival of their adopted son John Edward. Brother to Liesel. DEATHS BROWN, Frances, Suddenly on July 13th, 1967, Frances Needham, beloved wife of the late David Albert Brown, dear mother of Fraser and Madlyn (Mrs. L.

R. Bertrand), sister of Katharine (Mrs. A. R. Bayne) of La Tuque, and Emma Needham of Ottawa, Ont.

Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire. Funeral service at St. John Fisher Church, Valols, on Saturday at 9.30 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. CLOW, Leith Peter. At Charlotte-town, P.E.I, on July 11th, 1967, aged 79 years. Beloved husband of the late Marie Louise Stanley. Father of Leslie, James, Donald, Dorothy (Mrs.

J. Foote), Stanley, Leith, Florence (Mrs. William Birch) and Kenneth, and 23 grandchildren. Funeral from D. A.

Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. on Saturday at 10 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. FOLEY, Edward L.

On July 11th, iv6, atter a snort illness, Edward L. Foley, dear brother of Stella Foley and Mrs. John Cauley (Kit), of Boston, Mass. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5590 Sherbrooke St. West.

Requiem Mass in the Church of The Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemeiery, Ottawa. FORSYTH, Margaret. At Laval West, July Uth, aged 83 years, Margaret Smith, beloved wife of the late Alexander Forsyth. Residing at 2620- 27th Laval west.

Dear mother of Mrs. Alex Coley (Margaret). Grandmother of Bruce and Heather Colev. Funeral Saturday, July 15th, at Alhan Maiiette and son Funeral cnapei, 3582-24th St. Laval Vest for service at 10.30.

Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. GOLDBERG, Sharon. Suddenly on Thursday, July 13th. 1967, beioved daughter of Frank and Tillie Goldberg, and dear sister of Mrs. Henry Wolfe (Myrna), and Mrs.

Leonard Bergman (Harriet), granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Issie Feldman, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg.

Funeral service from Paperman Sons, Cote des Nelqes Chapel, 5605 Cot des Neiges Road on Friday, July Uth, at 11 a.m. HOWDEN, Bella. At Ormstown, on July 13th, 1967. Bella Wight Brown, wife of the late James Howden. Funeral irom Mcoemgie Funeral Home on Saturday, July 15th, at 11 a m.

Inter- HUSSEY, John Robert. At LaSalle General Hospital, Wednesday, July 12th, 1967, beloved husband of Pose Chal lenger. Father of Mrs. R. Pierre (Margaret), and Edward.

Resting at the J. P. Feron 8. Sons Chanel, mv St. Antoine St.

Funeral from Union unnea cnurcn, Friday, at 2 p.m., Mount Royal Cemeiery. The Montreal Motel Owners Association has announced it will seek legal counsel to force the Quebec Roads Department to revise highway signs on roads leading to Montreal; particularly from the U.S. News that the association would resort to legal proceedings with Quebec came following the failure of a brief submitted by Motel keepers in May. BIRTHS CATTERILL. To Dr.

and Mrs T. B. Catterill a daughter Alexandra Ferguson on July 12th. 1967, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. CHAMPAGNE.

To Bill and Kathy (nee Smart) on July 12th, 147, a son, at St. Mary's Hospital. Both well. Tony, Jeff And King Trot Closer LUDLOW, Vt tn Tony Whittemore, 11, and i brother Jeff, 9, and their pony King, 10, arrived Thursday at the Shetland pony farm of Quentin R. Phelan to spend the night en route to Expo 67.

Their journey from their home in Needham, to Montreal in a sulky drawn by King took them through North Springfield and Gassetls Thursday In Gassetts, they were in- ited to dinner by Tommy and Joe Booth, the young sons of Mr Mrs. Joseph Booth. They rested about two hours and set out on Route 10. Their mother, Mrs. Theodore P.

Whittemore refuses to reveal the route the boys will take today because, she said, reporters who ask the boys to stop and talk are slowing their trip. They left home last Wednesday, without money, depending on generosity for food and shelter. Tony and Jeff, however, are still confident they will make Expo 67 by their Aug. 1 deadline. Members of the Whittemore family have followed the boys on the trip.

N.Y. May Buy Subway Cars From Montreal NEW YORK rpi Mayor John Lindsay said Thursday New York is considering buying 48 cars now being used in Montreal's new subway system. The 48 cars now are being used to transport passengers to the Expo 67 site from downtown Montreal, Lindsay said. Lindsay said he discussed the purchase with Mayor Jean Drapeau of Montreal on a recent trip to Expo and the matter was being studied by New York's Transit Authority. The cars would replace those now used on the Staten Island rapid transit railway.

Lindsay said the cars would cost $80,000 each compared with the $115,000 now being paid by the Transit Authority. He said the rubber-wheeled cars "incorporate the most up-to-date standards of interior design and passenger comfort and are specifically designed for outdoor use." Cosa Nostra Figure Dies LIDO BEACH, N.Y. (AP) Thomas Luchese, 67. head of one of New York's five Cosa Nostra families, died quietly in bed Thursday at his spacious home. He was better known as Three Finger Brown.

Despite the official gangland status accorded him during a 1963 Senate investigation, Luchese once insisted: "I know nothing about any Cosa Nostra. Never heard of it. The only thing I belong to is the Knights of Columbus." Although he was questioned more than once in murder investigations, Luchese's only conviction for a crime came in 1921, when he served 25 months for auto theft. Luchese was considered one of the most powerful figures in the garment industry, with a hidden interest in dozens of firms. He maintained he was a legitimate businessman.

REV. G. BRIAND Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday from St. Jean's Church in Pointe St.

Charles for Rev. Georges Briand, F.C.H., pastor of that parish since 1962, and provincial suoenor of "Les Fils de la Charite," in Canada, who died Wednesday. Father Briand was well-known in the Montreal area, having worked in numerous parishes over the years. He was born in St. Pierre and Miquelon in 1912, and joined "Les Fils de la Charite" after college.

He was ordained in 1943. Father Briand came to Montreal as a teacher at Stanislas College. He went to Paris later and was curate in many Paris suburbs. He returned to Montreal in 1950 and founded the parish of St. Thomas de Villeneuve, in St.

Hubert, then returned to France to fulfill duties in Vierzon. Father Briand returned here in 1960 as provincial superior of his order and became pastor of the church in Notre Dame du Sacre Coeur. In 1962 he was named pastor of St. Jean's parish, Montreal diocese. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Theriault's Funeral Parlors, on Laprairie St.

The remains will be transferred to St. Jean 's church at 8 p.m. Friday. MARCEL LAMARCHE Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Friday from The SI.

Joseph of Mount Royal Church for Marcel Lamarche, 50, vice-president and one of the founders of B.G.L. Engineers and Builders who died Tuesday at his Oka residence after a brief illness. Mr. Lamarche was born and educated in Montreal, and obtained his civil engineering degree at l'Eeole Polytech-nique of the Universite de Montreal. Well-known in construction circles, Mr.Lamarche held the post of president of the Federation des Chambres de Construction du Quebec, until his death.

In addition, he was a former president of the General Contractors' section of the Montreal Construction Association. He acted as one of the directors of the French Federation of Catholic Charities for a long-time and was the president of its budget committee. Mr. Lamarche is survived by wife, the former Yvonne Lagace; five children, Lise, Paule, Roger and Domir.ioue; and two sisters, Andree and Denise, (Mrs. Bernard Pilon).

Arrangements are being handled by J. R. Deslauriers 5650 Cote des Neiges Road. MRS. L.

KWECHANSKY Mrs. Louis Kwechansky, president of Castle Realties and an active figure in the Jewish welfare life of the city, died in hospital yesterday after a lengthy illness. She was 57. The former Fae Taller, she was a past vice-president of the Elite Chapter of the Montreal Women's ORT and a life member of the ORT, a member of the Canadian Cancer Research Society and the Shaare Zion Sisterhood. She also worked for a number of Combined Jewish Appeals and Israeli Bond Drives.

She is survived by her husband Louis, sons David and Alex, daughters Gwen (Mrs. Murray Goldsmith) and Norma (Mrs. Jerry Chenoy), also five brothers, Moses, Sam, Norman, Morton and Archie, all of Ottawa, and three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Roodman and Mrs. Ann Sas-love of Ottawa and Mrs.

Eva Wortman of New York. Funeral will be held at 3 p.m. today. Paperman and Sons is handling arrangements. Shiva will be at 4790 Circle Rd.

CITY OF MONTREAL Expropriation and prior possession, for purposes of a public road, ef car-tain immovables located in the quedrileteral bounded by Wellington, Naiarath, Ottawa and Duke Streets S.C.M. M4 7th report. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that, on the JOth of June, 1H7, In conformity with the law, the Montreal Expropriation Bureau has deposited Its seventh report dated June 27, 17, In the City Clerk's Office, concerning the above mentioned expropriation end that the said report will be presented, for confirmation and homologation, to the superior court or to one ot Its Honourable Judges, Practice Division, Room No. 31, at the Court House, Montreal, on the Uth dey of August, 177, at PROVINCE OF QUgiCY ASSOCIATION OP ARCHITECT! 182i DORCHESTER W. cade snaked towards City Hall.

The RCMP, which has been charged with the onus of responsibility for the safety of visiting dignitaries, is going ahead with its preparations for the visit by President de Gaulle. The hassle between police forces comes on the heels of a political battle between the federal and provincial authorities over the visitor's itinerary. President de Gaulle is slated to arrive in the provincial capital on July 23 aboard the French Navy cruiser Colbert. His five-day visit includes a trip here to participate in France's national day at Expo 67, and a visit to Ottawa before returning home by air. Lauds Career LONDON (CP) The Times carries a long obituary on Guy Favreau, former Liberal justice minister who died Tuesday in Montreal.

The newspaper says Fa-vreau's career included "his unswerving faith in co-operative federalism and his absolute loyalty to the prime minister." "Seldom has there been a political figure in Canada whose future looked so promising and yet in the space of a couple of years, because of a mixture of parliamentary inexperience, bad luck, and bad health, found himself in the end on the lower rungs of the ladder after almost I having reached the top." E. T. Asselin, legal counsel for the association, said yesterday that the brief of May. 1967, led to one negligible change in road signs leading to Montreal. "We asked that it be indicated on Route 20 eastbound that the centre of the city can be reached via Route 2 (Sherbrooke All that was done following our request was the addition of Montreal West to a sign on Route 20 that reads: "Rue St.

Jacques." Motels on Upper Lachine Rd. and in N.D.G. he said, are deprived of a considerable volume of trade since Route 20 was opened in May. Another request made to the roads department was an indication at the junction of Routes 9 from Plattsburgh, and Route 9c that Montreal is accessible via Route 9c and over Mercier Bridge. "As things now stand," Mr.

Asselin said, "the only indication given at that junction is that Valleyfield lies at the end of 9c." NOTICE OF REDEMPTION SPARTAN AIR SERVICES LIMITED 6 SINKING FUND DEBENTURES SERIES A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the terms of a trust indenture dated as of December 1, 1754, and made between Spartan Air Services Limited (hereinafter Royal Trust Company, as Trustee, amended from time to time by called the and The indentures supplemental thereto (which trust indenture and supplemental indentures are hereinafter collectively called the "Trust the Company intends to redeem and will redeem on the 14th day of August, 1747 (hereinafter called the "redemption all the 4 Sinking Fund Debentures, Series which are outstanding on the redemption date by payment of the principal amount thereof and accrued Interest to the redemption dete; Pursuant to the Trust Deed the said Debentures will become due and payable at the redemption prices as aforesaid on the redemption date at any branch In Canada (Yukon Territory excepted) of The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce upon surrender of the said Debentures together with, In the case of coupon Debentures, the coupons, appertaining thereto, whether unpaid or maturing alter the redemption date. If the provisions contained In the Trust Deed with respect to the redemption of the said Debentures are compiled with by the Compeny, Interest upon the said Debentures shall cease and coupons for interest to accrue after said data upon any of the said Debentures which are coupon Debentures shall become and be void. If the holder ef any such Debentures so called for redemption shall fail se to surrender any of his Debentures and any such coupons within sixty (40) days from the redemption date or shall not within such time accept payment ef the redemption moneys payable in respect thereof or give such receipt therefor, If any, as the Trustee may require, such redemption moneys shall be set aside in trust for such holder, et such rate of interest as the depository may allow, either in the savings department ef the Trustee or In some chartered bank in Canada. Pursuant te the provisions ef the Trust Oeed, such setting aside shall for ail purposes be deemed a payment to the debenture holder of the sum so set aside and te that extent the said Debenture or Debentures andor coupons shall thereefter not be considered as outstanding under the Trust Deed and the debenture holder shell have no ther right except to receive payment out ef the moneys so paid and deposited upon surrender and delivery up ef his Debenture or Debentures and or coupons of the redemption prce plus such interest thereof, any, as the depositary may allow. DATIO the tth day ef July, 1747.

SPARTAN AIR SERVICES LIMITED B. E. McOIII Secretary. Robert Douglas Allworth President, Robert Allworth Limited, died following an automobile accident July 8th, 1967. Mr.

Allworth formed his company in 1953 to serve the Graphic Arts Industry as consultant suppliers. He was internationally known through his numerous visits to. Graphic Arts Centres in Germany, Paris, France, and Japan. He was immediate past president of the Board of Trade Club of Metropolitan Toronto. A dedicated churchman, Mr.

Allworth was a faithful member of St. John's Anglican Church, Toronto. He is survived by his wife Mona, son Christopher and daughter Lynn. 1 OBITUARIES MRS. K.

GRIFFITH Funeral services will be held at 1.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Church of the Advent, in Westmount, for Mrs. Katharine Griffith, who died Wednesday after a brief illness. Born in Montreal, Mrs. Griffith married Julius H.

Griffith of Old Charlton, Kent, England in 1911. Later she lived in Vancouver, where she was active in I.O.D.E. and a prominent leader of charitable activities. She was president of the Womens' Canadian Club and a member of the Jericho Country Club and the Vancouver Lawn Tennis Club. her husband's death in 1938, she returned to Montreal and travelled extensively in England, where she had many friends and relatives.

She was a member of the Themis Club of Montreal and of the Royal Commonwealth Society and the Ladies Empire Club of London, England. She is survived by her son, Julius Griffith, of Toronto, and a brother, the Rev. Canon Sydenham Lindsay, of Montreal. L. j.Thelan A burial service will be held in Cote des Neiges Cemetery on Saturday morning for Lewis J.

Phelan, 59, a former Montrealer, who died Tuesday in Belmont, Mass. Mr. Phelan was born in Westmount, the son of the late Charles A. Phelan. He received his early education at Loyola College, and did postgraduate work in English at McGill, where he received an MA.

He pursued his studies at the Universite de Montreal, where he was awarded a B.Litt., degree and at Harvard where he took his PhD. He took post-doctoral work at Bonn, Cambridge and Columbia. Mr. Phelan had an active career as a writer and public relations executive in the Boston area. He is survived by his wife, the former Edna Beyer; two daughters, Mrs.

John Webster and Carola; and a son Philip, all of Belmont; and two brothers, Rev, Horatio P. Phelan of Loyola, and Charles of Winnipeg. Arrangements in Montreal are being handled by Wm. C. Wray, University St.

A funeral service will be held in Belmont. DAVIDT CLARK Funeral services were held recently in Kennebunk, Maine, for David A. Clark, who died June 29 in Hanover, N.H. after a long illness. He was 20.

Son of Mr. and Mrs, Alton W. Clark, proprietor of the Sun Dial Hotel in Kennebunk Beach, Mr. Clark was an honor student in government and premediral studies it Dartmouth College. He was also a member of the Dartmouth Golf team and of the Unitarian Church in Kennebunk.

Besides his parents, he. is survived by a brother. Peter and two sisters, Marilyn R. and Robin of Kennebunk. War Conscripts ALGIERS (Reuters) Five thousand Algerian university and high school students were told Thursday to report to army, oavy and air force bases for 54 days of compulsory military training.

They will be taught how to use arms under the government's plan launched after the Middle East war broke out. 1 1 1 pai TEES CO. INC. IN SECOND CENTURY OF SERVICE TO MONTREAL R. TEES JAMES, President COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED CHADWICK, POPE EDGE 1910 Sherbrooke St.

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