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These notices are now accepted over the telephone. Call LA, 9161. Births COATES. At the Home Hospital. St.

Lambert, on Tuesday, December 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coates, a daughter. St. Mary's Hospital DeCOLBY.

cember 23rd. daughter to Pilot Officer and Mrs. Colby. Both doing well. DINEEN.

At Woman's General on Dec. 24, 1943, to Mr. Hospital and Mrs. R. Dineen (nee Agnes Dineen) a son.

KNECHT. At Pratt. Kansas, on 19th December 1943, to S. Sgt. Wm.

Knecht and Mra. Knecht, a daughter, Anne Pearson. KOTOVICH. At the Woman's General Hospital, on December 26th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.

D. Kotovich, a daughter. Both well. LAMARCHE. At St.

Mary's Hospital on December, 1943 to Mr. and sirs. Leonard Lamarche, a daughter. LODGE. At St.

Mary's Hospital on Dec. 27th, 1943. to Mr. and Mrs. Trenholme D.

Lodge, a son, both well. MACDONALD. At the Catherine Booth Hospital on December 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. David W.

Macdonald, a daughter. Both well. McKENNA, At the Sherbrooke Hospital December 26th, 1943, to Dr. and Mrs. H.

E. McKenna (nee Violette Blanche Heuff), daughter, Joy Ethel. MURPHY. At the Royal Victoria Hospital on December 29th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.

Ray, Murphy (nee Mary Heiferty) daughter, both well. MYERS. At the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital, December 28th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H.

Myers (nee Janice Marilyn Fischel), a daughter. Both well. ROCHFORD. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, December 26th, 1943, Rochford, to and Mrs. Bernard L.

SOn. Both doing fine. SEVILLE. At the Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria. B.C., on Decemnber 17th.

to John Harvey Seville, R.C.N.V.R.. and Mrs. Seville (nee Norah Monsell Hooper), a son. SMITH. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on December 29th, to Smith Mr.

(nee and Mr. Charles Pyper Margaret S. Wilson), a son. Glasgow, Scotland papers please copy. WALSH.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital on December 25th, 1343 to Mr. and Mrs. H. Walsh (nee Audrey Huber) a son. WILLIAMS.

At the Homeopathic on Dec. 28th, 1943, to (nae Simpson) wife of F. Roy Williams, a daughter. Engagements Mr. Mrs.

JONES Gardner, of Notre Dame de Grace, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Eunice Kathleen to Mr. James Jones, youngest son of Mr. and Mr. Albert Jones of Verdun, Quebee. KWIAT-MERVIN.

Mrs. T. Mervin of Toronto, wishes announce the engagement of her daughter Mary, to Fred, son of Mrs. L. Kwiat.

of Montreal. MILLEE-COADY. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Ceady wish to announce the engagement of third eldest daughter, to Mr. Ernest Miller, son of Mr. and Mre. Edward G. Miller, ol Verdun.

Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Phelan, of Montreal, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Gladys Mary, to William Mullin, R.C.A.F, of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Patriel: Mullin, of Omagh, County of Tyrone, Ireland. PERSKY-KRONITE. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Kronitz announce the engagement of their only daughter Blume to Sidney, son of Mrs. Rachel end the late Mr. Samuel P. Persity.

Marriages The marriage took place Sunday, December 26th, 1943, of Lylia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Herman to William (Bill), son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Zuker. THE CANADIAN LEGION, B.E.S.L. VERDUN NO. 4 BRANCH Members are requested to attend the Funeral of our late Comrade W.

R. Dowthwaite. Service at St. Clement's Church, Verdun, on Thursday, December 30th, at 2.00 p.m. Interment at Montreal Memorial Park Cemetery.

J. W. Mac GILLIVRAY Funeral Chapel TEL. WILBANK 5265 3067 WELLINGTON VERDUN, P.Q. THE ONLY FUNERAL CHAPEL IN VERDUN ESTABLISHED 1640 Jos.

C.URAY BRO. Inc. Funeral Directors 1234 Mountain St. MArquette 4321 Parking Space Deaths cos Eurns, dearly beloved wife of David Lambton, aged 59 years, Funeral service at the Chapel of Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountam Street, at 12-noon on Wednesday, December 20th. Interment at Rawdon, P.Q. LYONS. On the 26th inst, Lumina (Lem) Dorals, widow of Daniel Philip Lyons in her 84th year. Private funeral to Cate des Neiges Cemetery took place on the 28th inst.

following service in Our Lady's Chapel of St. Patrick's Church. MAGALNICK. At the Jewish General Hospital, on December 27th, 1913, Isaac Magalnick, aged 67, beloved husband of Sonia Taslitsky, and father of Mrs. Morris Gottheil and Libby Magalnick, and 3 grandchildren.

Shiva at 3962 St. Dominique. MARSDEN. Suddenly, at the Homoeopathic Hospital, on Monday, Dee. 27th, 1943, Stanley Marsden, beloved husband cr Lily Edgeley, of 1107 Melrose Avenue, Verdun, aged 1 43 years.

Funeral on Thursday, December 30th, at 3:30 p.m., from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington Street. Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery. MONTGOMERY.

On Dee. 29th, 1943. Richmond, formerly ot South Durham, Robert son of the late William Montgomery in his 82nd year. Funeral service at St. James Anglican Church, South Durham.

Interment at Anglican Cemetery. Funeral notice later. MOORE. At St. Mary's Hospital on December 27th, 1943, Jennie, beloved daughter of the late Mr.

and Mra Michael Moore. Remains resting at her late residence, 4180 Lafontaine Park. Funeral from above address Friday, December at Any Obituary Notices received too late for publication in this column will be found on Page Postscript Edition. Notices should be received before 11.25 a.m. to appear in all editions.

BENOIT. At Outremont on Dec. 29th, 1943, at the age of 57, Joseph Honore Benoit, husband of Marie Blanche Hamel. Remains resting at his home 69 Beloeil Outremont. Funeral notice later.

CLOAKE. In this city Dee. 28th, 1943, Leslie Stewart Cloake, beloved husband of Clara Bradford, of 6666 Fabre Street in his 26th year. Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University 011 Thursday, Dee. 30th, at 2 p.m.

to Mt. Royal Cemetery. DEBBAGE. At the Sherbrooke Hos. pital, Sherbrooke.

P.Q.. on Tuesday, December 28th. 1943. Beatrice Maude Debbage, daughter of the late Rev. and Mra.

J. B. Debbage. Resting at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 21 Melbourne Street, Sherbrooke, P.Q. The funeral will take place on Thursday.

December 30th. Prayers at above address at 2:30 p.m. will ba followed by service St. George's Church, Lennoxville, P.Q., Rev. Archdeacon Jones officiating.

Interment in Malvern Cemetery, Lennoxville, P.Q. DOWTHWAITE. Suddenly, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Saturday, December 25th, William Robert Dowthwaite (late 73rd beloved husband of Lucy Taylor, of 712 Third Avenue, Verdun, aged 64 years, Resting at the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington Street.

Funeral on Thursday, December 29th, at 2 p.m. from St. Clement's Church. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. DOYLE.

At the home of his niece. Mrs. John L. Burns, Richmond, on Dec. 29th, 1943.

Patrick Doyle, aged 89 years Funeral cervice Friday, Dee Sist in Ste. Bibiane Church, Richmond, At 9 a.m. Interment at St. Michel Cemetery, Sherbrooke. Que.

DRAYCOTT. At her home 3225 Le Brun Tetreaultville, on Tuesday, December 28th. 1943, Marlida Yale, widow of the late Charles Edward Draycott, aged 81 vears. Funeral service at Robt. M.

White's Chapel, 4238 Adam Maisonneuve, on Thursday, December 30th, at 2.30 p.in. Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery. DREW. In this city on December 29th, 1943, Christopher Drew, dearly beloved husband of Hannah Elizabeth Jones of 5476 13th. Ave.

Rosemount. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain St. 3 p.m.

Friday to Mount Royal Cemetery. DUFEU. Died suddenly at Chicoutimi, December 24, Anna Maud Wellington, beloved wife of Hedley Dufeu. Manchester, New Hampshire, papers please copy. DUGAS.

At Rawdon, on Tuesday, Dec. 27th, Louis A. Dugas, beloved huaband of the late Elizaboth Rowan, in his 82nd year. Funeral St. Patrick's Church, Rawdon.

on Thursday morning, 10 a.m. from FARRELL. On December 28, 1943, at 5231 Casgrain Sarah Stephenson, wife of the late Hubert Farrell, aged 65 years. Funeral from Chapel of Tees St. Luke and Towers Streets, on Thursday at 10 a.m.

FLEMMING. On Dec. 28th, at his daughter's reeidence Mre. 8. J.

Dart, 1012 Church Verdun, Michael Joseph Flemming, beloved husband of Marguerite Finnell. Funeral from Thos. Kane Chapel, 1855 Dorchester West. Dec. 31st at 9 a.m, in St.

Willibrord's Church. Interment at Lachine. GUADAGNI. At Ottawa, suddenly on December 25, 1943, Marquis Luigi Donato in his 65th, year. He 1a survived by his wife, the former Antonietta Revedin, three daughtera.

Mrs. J. Vezina, Mrs. G. Bissinger and Mre.

J. Cooper and four sons, Zato, Anthony, Frank and Neri. GLENFIELD. December 27th, 1943, Henry Samuel Glenfield, (ex C.N.R. conductor), beloved husband of the late Albina.

Larocque, in his 77th year. Funeral from the Chapel of J. P. Feron, 2252 St. Antoine St.

9.00 a.m. Thursday, December 30th, to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. HENNINGSEN At the residence of her daughter Mra. S. Locke, 4807 Parthenais on Dec.

28, Annabella Gilker, widow of the late Henry Henningsen, in her 83rd year. Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 0426 Park on Friday, Dec. 31st at 2 p.m. Campbellton, N.B. papers please copy.

LAMBTON. On December 27th, at her late residence, 6527 Louis Hemon Street, Lillian Fran- 8 15 a.10. to St. Agnes' Church, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, PANHOFER. At her residence, 1115 Richard Verdun, Dee.

28th, 1943, Johannay Panhofer, age 43. Remains left the J. F. Wilson Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun for interment Kitchener, Ont. RIDDELL.

Suddenly at her residence Lachute Mi.la, on Dec. 27th, 1943, Margaret Carpenter, widow of the late Alexander Riddell. Funeral from Lachute United Church Friday, Dec. 31st, -at 2.30 p.m. MONUMENTS SMITH BROS.

EST. 1882 Ca 2110 BLEURYST. MA.1420 CATALOGUE ON REQUEST Memorial Park A BEAUTIFUL PROTESTANT CEMETERY Entrance Trans Island Boulevard Just East of Decarie Office: Estates House, 1217 University Street, Phone PL. 8021 THE MONTREAL DAILY Deaths ROBERTSON. At her residence, 2165 Wellington Street, on Tuesday, December 28th, 1943, Isabella Kerr, beloved wife of Duncan Robertson.

Funeral on Thursday, December 30th, at 2:30 p.m., from the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 3067 Weilington Street. Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery. STEIN.

Accidentally at Rigaud, P.Q. on Dee. 27th, 1943. Osvald Stein, oeloved husband of Margaret Roberts in his 48th year. Resting at the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University St.

Funeral from St. James Cathedral on Thursday, Dec. 30th. at 9 a.m. to Cote des Neiges Ceretery.

STRACHAN. In this city on December 27th, 1943, Bridget Cheevers Strachan wife of the late John George Strachan and beloved mother of Mrs. R. C. Cornell, Montreal and Thomas H.

Strachan, of Dayton, Ohio. Remains resting at Thos. Kane Chapel, 5220 Park. Ave. Funeral service in St.

Patrick's Church. Dec. 30th, at 8 a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. TINKLER.

At Rawdon, Charlie Tinkler, beloved husband of Jane Maria Daly, died December 23rd, 1943, in his 62nd year. WALSH. In Montreal, suddenly, Dee. 24th, 1943. James Walsh, for.

merly of Rutland, Vermont, son of the late James M. Walsh and Louise Fitzgerald. Remains at the Chapel of M. A. Blythe Ber.

nier. 3682 Park Ave. Funeral service in the Lady Chapel, St. Patrick's Church, 7 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

Rutland, Vermont papers please copy. WATERMAN. At Montreal General Hospital en December 27th, 1943. George Asquith Waterman, beloved brother of Patricia, Kathleen, Pte. Beatty Waterman, end Pte.

Robert Waterman, aged 20 years, Funeral from Chapel of Tees St. Luke, and Towers Streets, Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Deaths On DEWAR. Frederick Adam, reported killed on service December 28rd, 1943, Requiem Service at St. Matthews Church, Grenville.

day, 31st, at 11 a.m. In Memoriam The Star will be pleased to furnish booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. Write or apply to The Star's Classified Advertising 245 St. James or to The Uptown Office, Castle Building. 1414 Stanley or phone LA.

9161. ADELSON. In loving memory of beloved father, Harris, who passed away, December but 29th, every 1936. day In silence we remember. Wife and family.

CROZIER. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, who passed Dee. 29th, 1942. "We can never forget his smiling face His carefree happy ways The smile that won 50 many friends In bygone happy days." Ever remembered by his loving wife Edith and sons, Wilson, Roy and John and only sister Ann. CROZIER.

In loving memory of dear dad and grandfather John, who passed away December 29th, 1942. "We never can forget his smiling face His carefree happy ways The smile that won 80 many friends In bygone happy days." Daughter Aleata, Cecil and family. CROZIER. In loving memory. of our dear father and grandfather, who passed Dec.

29th, 1942. "Beautiful memories are all that are left of one we loved and will never forget." Ever remembered by Martha, Fred, Vera, Lorna, Irene Milton. CROZIER. In loving memory of our dear dad and grandfather, John Crozier, who passed away Dee. 29th, 1942.

"Though that smile has gone Forever And his hand we cannot touch We shall never lose sweet memories Of the dad we loved much." Ever remembered by Mabel, Ron, Alison, Doreen, Ronald. DANIELS. In loving memory of our beloved mother, Bessie Horwitz Daniels, who passed away Dec. 29, 1935. but not forgotten." Remembered by Joe, Pauline, Rose, Beatrice, Rita.

DOUGLAS. In loving memory of A dear husband and father Percy Douglas, who passed away, Dec. 29, 1932. "Friends may think you are forgotten When at times they see us smile, But they little know the sorrow That a smile hides all the while." Always remembered by his loving wife and daughter, Frances. DOUGLAS.

In loving memory of a dear father, who passed away December 29th, 1932. Years are swiftly passing Still we don't forget For in the hearts that loved you Your memory lingers yet. Always remembered by Charlie and Sarah. GREEN. In loving memory of a dearly beloved sister daughter Sarah (Lill) who passed away Dec.

28th, 1929. Sadly missed and father, mister Anne. always and' remembered. mother, LAIR. In loving memory of a beloved mother, Rose Lair (nce Rose O' Hura), who passed away Dec.

29. 1940. Ever remembered by her husband and children. MERCIER. In loving memory of 8 dear husband and father, Philip, who passed away Dec.

29, 1938. "'In silence we Ever remembered by his loving wife and family. MOORE. In loving memory of A dear mother who passed away Dec. 29th 1941.

day of remembrance sad to recall The loss of a mother, best friend of all: One of the best that Ged could send, A loving friend." mother and faithful, Lovingly remembered by her son, Dave. MOORE. In loving memory of A dear wife and mother who passed away on Dee. 29, 1941. pains were great no tongue can tell.

What she endured when she was ill. The Lord in mercy thought it best And took her to the world Ever remembered by her husband, Pearl, Ann, Bing (overseas.) MOORE. In loving memory of a dear friend. Mrs. Jack Moore, who passed away Dec.

29th, 1941. thoughts, true and tender Just to show I still remember." Ever remembered by MOORE. In loving memory of mother, who passed away Dec. 29, 1941. Gone from all sorrow, free from all pain Someday sometime we will meet again.

Always remembered by Peggy and Alex. MOORE. In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away on Dec. 29, 1941. A mother, woman and aid One who was better, God never made.

A wonderful worker so loyal and true One in a million that mother was you." Ever remembered by Violet and Algie. MOORE. In loving memory of my dear sister, Annie Mclvar, who passed away Dec. 29, 1941. memory fades and life departs She lives forever in our hearts." Ever remembered by Martha and Robert, NICHOLS.

In loving memory of our dear mother, Isabella Nichols, who passed away December 29, 1940. Ever remembered by Mabel Muriel and Ruby. RUNTE. In proud and loving memory of our only son and brother, Pilot Officer A. W.

(Bill) Runte, R.C.A.F., who made the supreme sacrifice December 29th, 1941. "Forever in our thoughts." Mother, Dad, Dorothy and Madeline. STAR. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 29.

1943 Killed in Action Pte. George Alcock Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Alcock, of 438 Osborne avenue, Verdun, Private Alcock killed in action in' Italy on December 18, according to word received here by his parents.

The 21-year-old soldier joined the Royal Canadian Regiment in September, 1939, and went overseas the following December. A brother. CSM Fred Alcock, is a member of the C.M.S.C.. and another brother, Sgmn. Kenneth Alcock, in the navy.

Lieut. David H. Bindman News has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bindman, of Thetford Mines, that their son.

Lieutenant Bindman, 24, was killed in action in Italy. Born and educated in Thetford Mines, he was attached to the Victoria Rifles of Canada before the war and transferred to an engineering unit which was recruited in his home town by Harold Lynn after the war's start. training at Quebec Toronto, he went overseas in June, 1940. Later he was commissioned and attached to the Royal Canadian Regiment, which formed part of the Eighth Army in Italy. In Memoriam RYAN.

In loving memory of my dear mother and grandmother, who passed away December 29, 1941. Eternal rest, grant unto her 0 Lord, and may she rest in peace. Amen. Margaret and Kathleen. SINNETT.

In loving memory of our dear father, Michael, who passed away Dec. 29, 1942. Ever remembered by the family, STEEN. In loving memory of our dear mother Lillian May Guilboard, who passed away Dec. 29th, 1940.

We miss you now, our hearts are sore As time goes by we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place. Missed by her sons, Gordon, Morrison and family, STUBBS. In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Samuel Stubbs, who passed away December 29, 1930. The best of fathers he has been Many troubles he has seen For all of us he did his best God grant to him eternal rest.

Ever remembered by Florence, Mabel, Evelene, and grandchildren. In loving memory of my dear father, Samuel Stubbs, who passed away Dec. 29, 1936. The best of fathers he has been Many troubles he has seen For all of us ne did his best God grant to him eternal rest. Ever remembered by Bella, George and grandchildren.

Also Grandson Walter (overseas). SUMMERS. In fond and loving remembrance of my dear George Edward, who passed away Dee. 20, 1941. "Dear God wilt thou a message take, For one who walks the golden way, Wilt say that I will meet him, In life's memory garden fair, In spring I'll wait for roses red, When fades the lilac blue, In early fall when brown leaves call, One thing I'd like him to, Walk slowly down that path 80 fair, For soon I'll follow too, I'll want to know each step he takes, That I may walk the same, For some day down that lonely read, He'll hear me call his name." Forever in my thoughts, his wife.

SUMMERS. In loving memory grandfather of a father and George Edward, who passed away Dec. 29th, 1941. loving hands are resting A voice we love is stilled A father we love is waiting For us just over the hill You left us all so quickly You never said good-bye But we know you are watching us From your beautiful home on high. Ever remembered by Clifford, Pearl and Audrey.

THOMSON. In loving memory of a. dear husband and dad, John Thomson, who passed away December 29, 1942. Ever remembered by wife and daughter. WALKER.

In loving memory of Martha Ellen McCleery, dearly beloved wife of William Walker and mother who departed this life on December 28th. 1941. Gone from us that smiling face Her carefree happy ways A heart that won so many friends In happy bygone days. "Never to be forgotten" by her husband, son and daughter-in-law, Andy and Jenny. WALKER.

In loving memory of 8 dear mother and grandmother, who passed away December 20, 1941. We think of her in silence, And oft repeat her name, What would we give to clasp her hand, And see her smile again. Jean, Albert and Betty. WILKINSON. In loving memory the of dear John, Quartermaster in Merchant Navy, who was lost at sea Dee.

29th, 1940. "In silence we remember." Mother and Bill. WINSLADE. In loving memory of my dear wife, Matilda, who passed away, Dec. 29, 1941, have lost my soul's companion, A life linked with my own, And day by day, I miss her more, As I walk life alone." Lovingly remembered by her husband, Jack.

WOODS. Carrey. In memory of dear Kathleen, who died December 28th, 1934, also Dad, who died January 5th, 1917. "R.I.P." Barbara and Roddy, Dr. O.

Stein's Rites Thursday Many Expected to Be At Funeral Service Final tribute will be paid to Dr. Oswald Stein, assistant director of the International Labor Office. who was killed in a fall from a C.P.R. train at Rigaud, yesterday, at a funeral service tomorrow in St. James Cathedral.

at Cote des Neiges Cemeteember of the staff of the I.L.O. since 1922, Doctor Stein, brilliant expert on social security problems, was today paid high tribute by Edward J. Phelan, acting director of I.L.O. Mr. Phelan, who has returned from conferences in London.

England, stated: "I consider the tragic and untimely death of Doctor Stein nothing less than in international calamity. His expert knowledge of social insurance problems was recognized by social security authorities throughout the world. He headed numerous delegations of social insurance experts to give advice to different governments at their request. Loss To Be Far Felt man is irreplaceable." Many Expected "His loss will be felt not only by his colleagues in the Montreal office of the I.L.O., but also by many national administrations with which he had collaborated and particularly by the countries of Latin America where he enjoyed an outstanding reputation. "His expert knowledge and experience would have been post invaluable in the treatment of social security problems.

It is one of the rare cases where it can be said without exaggeration that a ative of the Canadian Department It is expected that a represent: of External Affairs will be present at the requiem high mass. which will also attended by many consular representatives in Montreal from countries which have joined in the work of the 1.L.O. chief mourner will be Mrs. Stein, formerly Miss Margaret Roberts whom he married in 1942. There are no children.

There will be a large represent: ation from the I.L.O. at the funeral service, headed by Mr. Phelan. Doctor Stein's death was ruled accidental late yesterday afternoon by a coroner's jury, sitting under District Coroner J. L.

Hebert at Rigaud. The body was identified by officials of the I.L.O. office who went to Rigaud as soon as they were informed of the accident. Service Is Held For F. Woolward A funeral service for Frederic Woolward, widely known throughout the British West Indies, was held this afternoon at the William Wray chapel, University street.

Mr. Woolward died yesterday in hospital following a recent accident. He was in his 83rd year. Born in England, he entered the employ of the Colonial Bank, now known as Barclay's Colonial and Overseas Bank, which firm he served for 41 years in various parts of the British West Indies. Upon his retirement in 1921, he came to Canada where he was prominent in club circles and as a billiard player.

Besides his wife, formerly Gertrude Shankland. Mr. Woolward leaves one son, Charles Woolward; one stepson, E. P. Corner, and four grandchildren, Joy and Desmond Woolward, Mrs.

W. Brook. of Rimouski and Maureen Corner. Ernest O. Sliter Dies.

Noted Educationist KINGSTON, Dec. -Ernest Oscar Sliter, 80, principal of Kingston Collegiate Institute for 19 vears prior to his retirement in 1929 and member of the staff for 42 years, died here yesterday. Born at Morton, ha attended Woodstock Collegiate and the University of Toronto, from which he was graduated with a gold medal in classics in 1888. Mr. Sliter, a pastpresident of Kingston Curling Club, was keenly interested in athletics and served as coach for Queen's University football teams.

Final Tribute Is Paid To Mrs. J. Mattinson The funeral service for Mrs. James Mattinson, widow of James Mattinson, who died in 1934. tc took place on Monday afternoon at the Church of St.

James the Apostle, Rev. Canon F. H. Wilkinson officiating. Mrs.

Mattinson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beatty of Montreal and had been ill for a long period at. her residence, 576 Cote St. Antoine road.

She leaves two daughters, Priscilla and Anne, and two sons, John and George, as well as two brothers, Daniel Beatty of St. Lambert and William Beatty of St. Petersburgh, Florida. R. V.

Conlin Dies At Age of 55 OTTAWA, Dec. 29 (C.P.) Funeral services were held here today for R. V. Conlin, Ottawa manager of Burroughs adding machine company, who died at his home here Monday night. He was 55 Burial was made in Montreal, where Mr.

Conlin resided for more than 10 years. He survived by his widow, the former Edna Margaret Callaghan of Westmount, one son, Victor, at home; and daughters, Virginia with the C.W.A.C. at Kingston, Joan, with the W.R.N.S. at Halifax, and Gail and Ann at heme. Kin of the Queen Dies in U.S.

Monday. He came from Wales in 1906. He was a great-grandson of Richard Wellesley whose sister, Lady Anne Wellesley Augustus Bentinck, was Queen Elizabeth's maternal great-grandmother. Card of Thanks ROBINSON. Mr.

Fredrick Robinson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Main and family wish to acknowledge with sincere thanks the many kind expressions of sympathy and floral offerings received from relatives and friends during their recent sad bereavement.

THANKS to St. Jude for favor obtained with promise to publish. H.M. THANKS to St. Jude for favors re- SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

29-(A. Edward Courtenay Carrow Wellesley, 67, transportation company executive and a cousin of Queen Elizabeth of England, died Presumed Dead Cyril R. Balcer Reported missing after air operations overseas last May, Pilot Officer Balcer, who was commissioned four months after he was announced a casualty is now, for official purposes, presumed dead. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Balcer, of 3565 Northcliffe avenue, he has a brother, Lieut. R. E.

Balcer, last reported overseas with the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa. R.C.A.F. Lists Casualties OTTAWA, Dec. -The R.C.A.F. last night issued its 765th casualty list of the war containing 18 names, including one man missing on active service after overseas air operations and one dead of injuries suffered in an automobile Following accident in is Canadiatest list of casualties: OVERSEAS Missing on Active Service After Air Operations Guest.

Charles Hugh, Winnipeg, Man. Previously Reported Missing on Active Service Reported Prisoner of War- Germany Fouhse, Raymond George, Spalding, Sask. Putnam, Stephen Graham, Norwood Grove, Man. Robertson, Wallace, Ottawa, Ont. Previously Reported Prisoner of War War--Now Reported Safe in the United Kingdom Harlton, Everett, Stony Beach, Previously Reported Missing on Active Service--Now Reported Safe De Pape, Raymond Alphonse George, Swan Lake, Man.

Previously Reported Missing on Active Service--Now for Official Purposes Presumed Dead Balcer, Cyril Rene, J17747; Mr. Albert Balcer (father), 4437 Oxford N.D.G., Montreal, Que. Bird. Sidney Dennis, Lashburn, Sask. Deverell, Mansel Ramsay, Sebright.

Ont. Hicks, Stanley Harold, Rouleau, Sask. Hollyer, Percy, Weston, Ont. Keay, Charles William, High Prairie, Alta. Lagace, Joseph Maurice Conrad, Quebec, Que.

Mayes, Warren Bretall, Maywood, U.S.A. McNair, William Archibald, River Charlo. N.B. O'Leary, Leo Frederick, Toronto, Ont. Priddin.

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29- (A. -Funeral services will be conducted here tomorrow for David Ogilvie, who was believed at the time of his death Christmas Eve to be the oldest surviving veteran of the Great War. Ogilvie served in the British Army in the last war enlisting in 1018. when was 66. Help Is Sought In War on T.B.

League Needs $150,000 To Continue Its Work With the aid of the new photofluoroscopic apparatus obtained by the Montreal Anti-Tuberculosis League, Incorporated 1,500 employes of the Robert Mitchel! Company have been X-rayed within two weeks and when the slightest indication of tuberculosis is to detected steps are taken not only the cure the patient but to prevent spread of the disease among other workers, In contrast with the rapidity of this examination the league points out that in the previous eight months 3,000 em ployes were examined at clinics. The new apparatus is taken to plant, and it is the desire of the league to purchase another machine. To do this the league is making an appeal for $150,000 for it. work during the coming year, and although the campaign has been in progress for a month the results to date are not satisfactory. It was stated today that hardly two-fifths of those solicited had answered the appeal and it is hoped that now that the Christmas rush is over the public will remember the league and respond generously.

Indicative of appreciation of the public was an incident at the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital, where one of the many citizens who are helping the league dropped in to talk with the sick children there. The children asked if some Christmas seals could be brought to them. and the following day the little patients, ranging from seven to 12 years. bought Christmas Seals. This so touched the salesman that he bought Christmas trees to decorate the rooms.

The campaign directors suggest that the public should follow the example set by the children and do what they can to help protect their own lives and those of their wives and Wedd Suggested As Agent-General TORONTO, Dec. 29--(C. The Toronto Telegram said in a news page story today that Lt. -Col. W.

Basil Wedd of Canadian Army Headquarters in England, may be appointed Agent-General for Ontario in London. The story said Queen's Park sources indicated Premier Drew may announce the appointment upon his return here. He is expected to return from England tomorrow. Col. Wedd was attached to the Canadian Legation at Washington before serving in the United Kingdom and prior to the war was European manager for MasseyHarris posted at Lille, France.

With Mrs. Wedd and two children he fled France before the German occupation. Col. Wedd's family is now resident in Toronto. Allied Italy Council To Widen Membership ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, ALGIERS, Dec.

29 -(B. U. The Allied Advisory Council for Italy, policy-making body for Italy on non-military affairs, today officially announced it will add representatives from Greece and Yugoslavia to its membership in the near future. families from the contagion of the disease. Contributions may be sent to the League at Room 1109, 507 Place d'Armes, Montreal.

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