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J. J. NOSE AS EVIDENCE BRADFORD, The end portion of a human nose, preserved in a bottle, was produced as evidence in court by a woman who claimed it was hers, bitten off by a Canadian soldier. a The soldier pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial. In Memoriam LAZAROVICTZ.

In loving memory of our dear father, Samuel, who passed away Auguat 7th, 1931. "Fourteen years have passed since that very Had When our father. so dear to us, was called 0 away." Ever remembered loving children, Evelyn, Manuel and Birdie Belle, MACFARLANE. In loving memory of a dear husband and father. Angua Macfariane, killed in action in France, August 7th, 1944.

"You are always in my mind Angus, No matter what I do. All the time within my heart There is a thought of you. Never for a moment are you very far away, Absent and yet near you seem, And dearer every day. Love is a bridge that stands the space that divides, Parted, yet in dreams we walk together side by side." Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife Dorothy and young son Ronald. MACFARLANE.

In loving memory of a dear brother Angus, killed in action Aug. 7th, 1944. "You are always in our minds, Angus. No matter what we do, All the time within our hearts There is a thought of you, Years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never, The memories of those happy days, When we were all together. Ever remembered by Mamie, Alec, Anne and John.

In loving memMacFARLANE. ory killed of in action in France, August our dear nephew, Angus, 7th, 1 1914. "Time takes the edge off grief Memory turns back every Always remembered by Aunt Mary and Uncle Arthur. MacFARLANE. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Angus.

killed in action in France, August 7th, 1944. "Sometime, sometime, we'll understand." remembered by his Mother and Ever Dad and Malcolm (Overseas). MacFARLANE. In loving memory of a dear brother, Angus, killed in action in France, August 7th, 1944. "Not just today, but every day In silence we Always remembered by Pat and Bill.

MacFARLANE. In loving brother- memof a dear brother and ory in-law, Angus, killed in action in France. August 7th, 1944. Always remembered by Bess and Gordon. MacFARLANE.

In loving memory of Sigmn. Angus MacFariane killed in action August 7th, 1944. Ever remembered by Aunt Kate, Uncle Alf. and family. MARSHALL.

In loving memory of dear Mother who passed away Aug. 6th, 1941. "Mother always the best of friends Whether the day begins or ends. A Upside down the world Mother be Always the same dear to me. Lots of things I'd do without, But never the Mother Dad picked out." Larry, Connie, and Helen.

MARTIN. In loving memory of a wonderful son and brother who was killed on active service on Aug. 7th, 1943. Ever remembered by dad and family. MARTIN.

In loving memory of a wonderful brother who was killed on active service on Aug. 7th, 1943. Ever remembered by Jim, Margaret and family. MARTIN. In loving memory of Danny, Sgt.

Air Gunner, R.C.A.F. killed in England, Aug. 7th, 1943. "He won't come abck along with the rest, A wonderful pal and one of the best, But God works things according to plan, Life and death are in His hands." Always Millie and remembered Claire. by Mrs.

ParMeADAM. In loving memory of our dear dad and grandpa passed away Aug. 7th, 1942, also our brother and sister, Reg, Aug. 8th. 1925, and Phyllis Nov.

7th, 1943. "God called them home, it was His will But in our hearts they are with us still." Always remembered, Phyllis, Leonard. Earl Joyce. MADAM. In loving memory of a husband and father Robert McAdam, who passed away August 7th, 1942.

"Cherished memories are God's greatest gift." Ever remembered by his wife, Marguerite and Bill, Elsie and Colin. NOEL. loving memory of a devoted husband and father Joseph Noel, who passed away August 7th, 1941. Ever remembered by his wife and family. SERCHUCK.

In loving memory of our beloved son and brother Bill who left us August 7th, 1937. "In our hearts you will live foreever. Mom, Dad, Sybil. SERCHUCK. In loving memory of our beloved brother Bill who passed away August 7th, 1937.

Always in our thoughts." Jackie and Lena. SERCHUCK. In loving memory of dear nephew Billy, who died Aug. 7th. loved to be forgotten." remembered by Uncle Charlie, Aunty and Buddy.

SOUTHWICK. In loving memory of our beloved son, Sgt. William Lewis Southwick, who was killed on Aug. 7th, 1944. miss his words and kindly ways, With him we spend such happy days, One of the best that God could send, A loving son and faithful friend, Two little words not hard to write, But we will remember them all our life "Our Son" What would we not give to clasp his hand, His dear sweet face to see, To hear his voice, to see his smile, That meant so much to me, You left behind two aching hearts, That loved you most sincere, We never did and never will Forget you, Will dear." Sadly missed by Dad.

SOUTHWICK. In loving memory of a dear nephew and cousin, Sergeant William L. Southwick, who was killed August 7th, 1944. "Somewhere back of the sunset Where loveliness never dies He lies in the land of glory Midst the blue, and the gold of the sky And we who dearly loved him Whose passing has brought many tears Will cherish his memory always To brighten the passing Ever remembered Aunt Kitty, Uncle Louie, Aunt Doll and Uncle Sid, and cousins. SOUTHWICK.

In memory of Sgt. William (Bill) L. Southwick, R.C.A. killed on active service overseas August 7th, 1944. Sincere friend of the late Figt.

Sgt. Terry J. McAran, R.C.A.F., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MoAran.

Card nf Thanks Mrs. Joseph Casey to thank CASEY. The family, of the late their many kind friends and relatives for their beautiful floral offerings and Masses in their recent sad bereavement In the loss of a dear wife and mother, KENNEDY. Mr. and Mrs.

John S. Kennedy wish to acknowledge with friends, 1 neighbors and relatives for heartfelt appreciation to their many their beautiful expressions of sympathy, also the doctors, nurses and staff of the Jewish General Hospital in the loss of their beloved little daughter Carole. MILLAR. Mrs. George Millar, (of Brentwood) and family wish to thank their many friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement.

THANKS to St. Jude for a very great favor received. M.M. Two Canadians Killed In Persian Crash WINNIPEG, Aug. 7 (C.P.) Two Canadians and a resident of Newfoundland were among the 13 officers and N.C.O.'s killed in the crash of a bomber in Persia during the week-end, it was learned here yesterday.

Canadians were co-pilot FO. Stanley A. Bennett, whose widow lives at Winnipeg; and Sgt. Robert R. Milligan, whose widow lives as New Westminster, B.C.

The Newe foundlander aboard was Sgt. Lloyd R. Hollett, son of H. Hollett of St. John's, Nild.

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Mr. Patry was an active worker and organizer in patriotic FrenchCanadian societies and aided in formation of the Federation of French Charities. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Thibault of Ottawa, and Mrs. Gontran Audet of Montreal, and three sons, Eugene, Victor and Albert of Ottawa, two sisters, Mrs.

Etienne Godbout out and Mrs. Aurelie Aubry of Ottawa. He Births, Marriages, Deaths Mann, Engagements, Approuching MarBirtha, Marriages, Requiem riager, 30 cents per counted count line full of lines. words, part lines as Minimum cherge 1.50 per day, in Memoriam and Cords of Thanks 20 cents per count line of 6 words, part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge 1.00 per day, Additional lines of verse or quotation 20 cents per count linw or part line.

Births BAMPTON. At The Catherine Booth Hospital on Saturday, August 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Bampton (nee Penelope Dougherty) of Outremont, a son. Both well. BROVENDER. Born to Mr. and Mra.

F. Brovender (nee Celia Flavin) on Aug. 7th, at the Jewish Generai Hospital, a daughter, sister to Miream. CLARK. Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Clark, 116 Wanless Toronto, are announce the birth of happy, James Frederick, brother to Diana and Susan, at Wellesley HosToronto, on August 4th, 1945. pital, Both doing nicely, DECLE.

To Cfn. and Mrs. Russel Decla (nee Kathleen Cooke of London, England), a son. Born July 19th, 1945, DOUBILET. At the Royal Victoria Hospital on Mon.

Aux. 6th, 1945, to Mr. and Mra. S. A.

Doubilet (nee Bessie Saltzman) a daughter. Both well. MACKISOC. At the Catherine Booth Hospital, on Aug. 1945, to E.

Mackisoc R.C.N.V.R Mrs. Mackisoc (nee Frances Sgmn. and McConnell) a son. Both well. PATRICK.

On Sat. Aug. 4th, 1945, the Western Division, Montreal General Hospital, to Capt and Mrs. John W. Patrick, (nee Anne Thom) a daughter.

Both well. PAYNE. At. the Royal Victoria 1945, to Sgt Hospital on August and Mrs. Humphrey Payne, 8 son To Mr.

and Mrs. BerPESNER. nard Pesner (nee Hilda Tarshis) daughter, at the Maternity Division, Royal Victoria Hospital. Both well REYNOLDS. At, the 5th, Royal, 1940, Vice toria.

Hospital on Aug to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Reynolds, a son, brother for Lynne. WATERS.

At the Homeopathic Aug. 5th, 1945, Hospital on Sunday, B. R. Waters (nee to and Gardner), 2. daughter.

Mr. Mrs. Both Lillian doing well. WATSON. On Aug.

3rd, 1945, at the Royal Victoria Hospital Watson, to Jean. a wife of David, S. daughter. Engagements Engagements NATION--REIMER. The engageannounced in London.

Engment is Sub. Conductor Edwin land, between A. Nation, of Quebec, Mont- son R.C.O.C, of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Nation of real, formerly of Quebec and Jean Reimer, C.W.A.C., of Elkton, Alberta. Marriages Marriages GRUBB- Mr. and Mrs. announce the marriage of T. Rankin their youngest daughter Doris, to Wellington I.

Grubb, of Cowansville, at St. Quebec, on Aug. 4th, 1945, Thomas Church. The Rev. F.

J. Sinnamon officiated. Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Goodman, announce the HIGDENmarriage of their Mr. daughter Robert and Miriam, to George, son of the late Mrs. Higden. The ceremony took place on Aug.

4th, 1945, at St. Revin's Rectory. The pastor Rev. W. J.

Sullivan, officiated. SOULSBY-HOLLIDAY. Saints On Church, Aug. 3rd. 1945, Ottawa, by Rev.

Dr. G. P. WoolMr. and Mrs.

P. Holliday, to combe, Sheila Anne, elder daughter of David Thomas, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Soulsby, Nailsworth, England.

Deaths BERTRAND. In Montreal, Aug. 5th, 1945, Francois Xavier Bertrand, in his 82nd year, beloved husband of Georginia Bernard (and late employee of C.P.R.) residing at 5740 8th Waverley. Funeral Aug. at 8:45 a.m.

from the parlors of J. S. Vallee 5310 Park to St. George's Church for service at 8:30. Interment Cote des Neiges.

Rally at Jeanne Mance and Bernard at 8:45. BRIGANDI. At Montreal, Aug. 4th. 1945, aged 52.

Guiseppe Brigandi, beloved husband of Josepha Cataffi, of 5683 Hadley. Remains rest. at Urgel Bourgle Funeral Parlors, 2630 Notre Dame West, Fun. eral Aug. 8th, at 8.30 a.m.

in St. John Bosco Church. Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery. FLORISTS ESTABLISHED 1854 MONTREAL St. Catherine at Guy FI.

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DEXTER 1149 Modern Chapel WITH "HAMMOND" ORGAN BROWN. Suddenly at Black Cape, 8th. 1945, John Quebec, Lewis, of on 5405 Aug. Brodeur Ave. in his 64th year, beloved husband of Annie McKenzie, and father of Erie.

Isurial New Richmond, on Wed. Aug. 8th, at 3 p.m. BURNS. Aug, 6th, 1945, at his late residence.

Richelieu, James beloved husband of the late Burns, Kane and father of Mrs. C. Jane Seekings, and Mra. J. R.

Watson in his 81st year. Resting at Frank M. Feron's Funeral Home, 1346 Dorchester St West. Funeral service In St. Church, Aug 9th, Patrick's at 8 8.10 Thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

CARRIERE. At his residence, 19 Bernard Ave. on Aug 6th, 1945, Joseph Edward Carriere, hutsband of the late Gertrude E. Cocker, 56th year, formerly of St. in his Justine de Newton, county of Vandreuil.

Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 3426 Park on Aug. 8th, at 2 p.m. COREY. At the Homeopathic Hospital, on Aug. 6th, 1945, Gerald Lawrence Corey, in his 39th year.

beloved husband of Evelyn Miller. Funeral service at Stanbridge East Church, on Aug. 8th, Anglican 2 30 p.m. DUPUY. In Montreal, August 6th, at the age of 66, passed away Jacques A.

Dupuy, Grenter, beloved at husband his of Charlotte Resting residence, 433 Wiseman St. Funeral Wednesday, August 8th, at Thence to teur Church, at 8.30 a.m. Cote des Neiges Cemetery. FAURE. Outremont, Aug.

5th, 1945, Ferdinand Faure in his 85th husband of the late Marie year, Tremblay. Funeral Aug. 9th. from his late residence, 32 at 8:45 a.m., service in wood Viateur of Outremont, Church at St. 9 o'clock.

Interment, Cote des Neiges Cemetery. ILLING WORTH. At the Royal Hospital, on July 25th. 1945, Victoria husband of the Ernest Illingworth, Sarah Louisa Stevens. alp 66 years.

Funeral from the Chapel of Tees St. Luke and Tower Wed at 10 a to Mount Royal Cemetery, KOTTMEIER. Edith Gorham. At St. Catharines General Hospital on Sun, Aug.

5th. 1945, Edith Gorham, beloved wite of Frederick H. Kottmeler. Resting it' the Hulse Funeral Chapel, St. Catharines.

Service in St. Anglican Church on Wed. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment St. CathGeorge's arines, Ontario.

MacPHERSON. At Port Daniel beCentre, Jane Edna Miller, loved wife of the late Furges MacPherson, aged 68 years, on August 7th. 1945. PLOUFFE. Recently, passed away in Montreal 72nd year, the widow of the late Mr.

Joseph Plouffe, of the Plouffe estate. Burtal in the family lot, Cote des Neiges. THEODOSATOS. On Aug. 7th, 1945 at his late residence, 358 Victoria Westmount, Spiros Theoaged 55 years.

Remains at the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray dosatos, 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from the Greek Orthodox Church, Clark and Sherbrooke 2 p.m. Mount Royal Cemetery.

WALSH. On Aug. 5th, 1945, at his late residence, 1557 Mackay William Henry Walsh, dearly beloved husband of Eva Elliott. Remains at the Chapel of Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountain St. Funeral from St. Church, 8:45 a.m. Wed. Anthony's to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

WILLIAMS. at his late residence, Lakefield, P.Q., in his 69th year. Funeral Aug. 8th. at St.

Columba, YARKER. On August 6th, 1945, at Woodstock, after a long illness, Edith C. Boyd, beloved widow of the late C. W. Yarker, of Woodstock.

Mother of Major John Yarke of Montreal and Mrs. R. W. Paterson of Toronto. Sister of lie H.

Boyd and Miss Isobel McL. Boyd of Montreal. Burial at Woodstock, Ont. 111 Memoriam Beaths The Star will furnish on request a booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. BATISTE.

In loving memory of my dear mother who passed away August the 6th, 1944, a. graveyard lonely Where the green grass gently waves Lies the one I love so dearly One I loved but could not save You oft times said I'd miss you Your words have proved too true I lost my best and dearest friend Dear Mother when I lost you." Ever remembered by her daughter Dora, Sam and grandchildren. COOKE. In loving memory of 8. dear father, Ambrose Cooke, who passed away August 7th, 1941.

Ever remembered by his daughter Lillian. COLCOMB. In loving memory of a dear wife and wonderful mother. Ever remembered by Dad, Ross, David and Isabel. CROFT.

In loving memory of a beloved wife and mother. Blanche Violet Bass, who passed away Aug. 7th. 1942. Sadly missed by her husband, Kathleen and Paul.

DYNES. In proud and loving memory my dear husband, Lieut. Freddie Dynes, killed in France, while serving with Imperial battalion of The Black Watch, Aug. "Somewhere in France in a soldier's grave, Lies dear Freddie among the brave, He never shunned his country's call. But gladly gave his life, his all, He died the helpless to defend A faithful soldier to the end." Lovingly remembered by Phyl.

DYNES. In loving memory of Lieut. Fredrick J. (Freddie), killed in action in France on August 7th, while serving with the Black Watch (RHR), Mother, Father, Pat, Phyllis and Kenny. DYNES.

In loving memory of our dear son-in-law. Lieut. Fred Dynes, who was killed in France, Aug. 7th, 1944. Always remembered by Mr.

and Mrs. Manels. FIELDING. In memory of a dear husband and father Frederick George, who passed away Aug. 7th.

"Just of you today I'm thinking. But then my dear that's nothing new. thought about you yesterday, The day before that too. I will think of you tomorrow. And each day all through the year, I will think of you forever, Till we meet again my dear." Signed loving wife and son, Walter.

FIELDING. In loving memory of dad Frederick George who passed away August 7th, 1929. "God will draw a golden chain Closer when we meet again." Signed: James and Dorothy. HALLETT. In loving memory of dear Dad, who passed away Aug.

61h. 1912. You live with us in memory still Not just today but always will." Gladys, John. J.F. Wilson Funeral Directors Our Chapel is equipped with Hammond Organ (24 Hours Service) PHONE 5531 Verdun Ave.

YORK lat EGAN Ave.) 3404 MONUMENTS SMITH BROS. BEEURY SE. MA CATALOGUE ON REQUEST Presumed Dead THE MONTREAL DAILY STAB, WALTER JOHN CALVERLEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Calverley, 51 Chesterfield avenue, Westmount, reported missing overseas last October, now is for official purposes presumed dead, according to a Royal Canadian Air Force headquarters announcement today.

Flying Officer Calverley made many sorties over enemy territory in Europe. He joined the Air Force in 1940, going overseas in May, 1943. RCAF Casualties Maritimes, Quebec, Eastern Ontario The Royal Canadian Air Force official casualty list A 1251 15 as fol. lows: OVERSEAS Previously Dangerously I Now Reported To Have Died MONGRAIN, Joseph Armand Jean Marie, LAC, R117982, James Mongrain (father), 2140 Valois Montreal, Que. Previously Missing On Active Ser.

vice Now For Official Purposes Presumed Dead DELL Ronald, Frank, J38561, Mrs. Dell (wife), Harcourt, N.B. MULCAIR, Kevin Joseph, 419645, John Mulcair (father), 3815 Marlowe Montreal, Que. CANADA Missing Belleved Killed On Active Service After Air Operations TURNBULL, William Melldowie, F-Sgt. R268513, Mrs.

David Turnbull (mother), 511 Rielle Verdun, Que. The Royal Canadian Force official casualty list A-1252 is as follows: OVERSEAS Killed On Active Service 313593, Mr. H. W. Morgan (father) MORGAN, Henry Colin, 1 Summerhill Terrace, Montreal Que.

Previously Missing On Active Service--Now For Official Purposes Presumed Dead ARMSTRONG, Alexander Thomas, J21336, Millbrook, Ont. BEATTY. Walter Bennett, J27399. Pembroke, Ont. CALVERLEY, Walter John, J21134, John Calverley (father) 51 Chesterfield Westmount, Que.

GRAHAM. Donald Curry, J18627, Mr. F. F. Graham (father) Middleton, N.S.

The Royal Canadian Air Force official casualty list A-1253 is as follows: OVERSEAS Previously Missing On Active Service Now For Official Purposes Presumed Dead BAKER, John Douglas, J87670, Douglas Baker (father), 185 Ballantyne Montreal West, BEAZLEY, Harry, J19855, Halifax, N.S. ERNST, William Burton, Ottawa, Ont. FITZPATRICK, Robert Joseph, St. Lawrence, Newfoundland. CANADA Killed On Active Service R66655, VERMETTE, Mrs.

J. A. Joseph Vermette Albert, (wife), Sgt. 2074 Delorimier Montreal, Que. Died Of Injuries Sustained In Automobile Accident BRADY.

Lawrence Edward Joseph, WO. Cornwall, Ont. Missing Believed Killed On Active Service After Air Operations CROSSON, Victor Gilbert, WO, Gravenhurst, Ont. LOWE, Harry Alexander, Eastdale, Ont. PRESSE, Joseph Bertrand Raymond, WO, North Bay, Ont.

Previously Missing Believed Killed On Active Service--Now For Official Purposes Presumed Dead HOGAN, Deryck, Rockingham, MacLELLAN, Donald Angus, Egerton, N.S. I MURPHY, Daniel, Eastern Passage, N.S. U.S. Living Costs Show New Rise YORK, Aug. 7-(A.

Living costs for a average family of wage earners lowersalaried clerical workers in June rose .7 of one per cent above to the highest level in the United States since 1921, the National Industrial Conference Board reported today. The board's index stood at 106.9 in June- an increase of 24.3 per cent over the level January, 1941, and 2.3 per cent higher than a year ago. In the computation, 1923 costs equal 100. ACGEST 1, 1948 Chaplain Dies In 55th Year Capt. P.

E. Lafortune Was Born in Duluth Capt. Rev, Paul Emile Latortune, has been Roman Catholie chaplain at Ste. Anne's Military Hospital since 1941, died on Sunday at the Hotel Dieu Hospital after a lengthy illness. The funeral service will be at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Ontario street east at 9 a.m.

tomorrow, Burial will be in Sault au Recollet Cemetery. He was 54 years of age. Captain Lafortune was born in Duluth, and educated at L'Assomption College. He took his theological course at College Montreal. He was ordained in 1920 and served as Vicar at Boucherville, St.

Jean La Croix, St. Brigide, and St. Vincent Ferrier, 'all in Montreal, before being appointed chaplain at the military hospital. F. Faure Rites On Thursday Co-Founder of Laundry Firm Was in 86th Year Ferdinand Faure, co-founder and former vice-president of Toilet Laundries who died Sunday in his 86th year following a lengthy illness, will be buried Thursday Cote des Neiges Cemetery following Solemn Requiem Mass in St.

Viateur Church, Outremont, at 9 a.m. Born in Montreal, son of LouisFerdinand Faure, a notary, Mr. Faure, with his parents, lived 18 years of his early life in France where he received most of his education. Returning to Montreal he attended Montreal College. Mr.

Faure retired from business six years ago due to ill health. He is survived by four sons, Rev. Fernand Faure, S.J., of Boniface; Armand, of Ottawa; Gabriel and Marcel, Montreal; four grandchildren and three sisters-inlaw. His wife, the former Maria Tremblay, died four years ago. Britain Relaxes Censorship Rules LONDON, Aug.

7 (C. Britain made another modification in her steadily shrinking censorship code today. Under the new regulations censorship permits will be required for postal and freight dispatches overseas only if addressed to China, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Censorship control at British ports also was modified to apply only to travellers to or from the countries listed above. Egypt Retains Curbs CAIRO, Aug.

7-(A. -Premier Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrachi told the Egyptian Senate last night that due to the "very dangerous" situation in Egypt her could not give the press "complete liberty and complete freedom in what they say and criticize." However, said he had always tried to lift censorship restrictions. Yugoslavia Lifts Restrictions LONDON, Aug. 7--(C. Exchange Telegraph reported in a dispatch from Belgrade today that the Yugoslav Government had abolished censorship on stories cabled abroad by foreign correspondents.

Britain Not Asked To Evacuate Egypt LONDON, Aug. 7. (B.U.P.) A Foreign Office spokesman said today that the British Government had received no formal request from the Egyptian Government concerning the removal of British troops Egypt. He added that he "doubted whether the new government time to reconsider Egyptian policy." He also said "it was expected that conference the future of Tangier, would start, late this week Paris the United States, Great Britain, France, and Russia participating. World Charter Copies For All Rotarians BUFFALO, N.Y., Aug.

-Distribution of copies of the United Nations Charter to Rotarians throughout the world will gin within 30 days, Philip Lovejoy, Chicago, secretary of Rotary International, said following a conference here yesterday. Copies will be printed in English, Spanish and French with "thought provoking questions" and comments by Rotarians who served as consultants at the San Francisco Conference, he said. U.S. Undersecretary Opens London Talks LONDON, Aug. 7 William Clayton, U.S.

Undersecretary of UNRRA conferences. began informal talks Treasury and Board of Trade officials today preliminary to a between British and American Treasury officials scheduled to be held in Washington later this year. Vessels in Port Georgios G. Yamaska Park Erria Irish Spruce Norwegian Stratheona Park N. F.

Clement Samyork Empire Macalpine Gatineau Park Irish Plane Empire Duke Helmvard Canadian Stanrealm J. Rammacher Simcoe Irish Rose Manchester Progress Barrington Court Quebec North Gaspe Gaspesia Empire Lord Empire Glen Formosa Portland Park Yearby Wellington Park Fort de Troyen Mina L. Cambanis Chibougamau Saggat Beresford Park Crystal Park Estrella Northleigh Egton Nyanza Empire MacKendrick Bulkarier Liscomb Park Empire MacCallum Maplebranch John A. Level 34 Coasting 5. Inland 9.

Funeral Tomorrow CAPT. REV. P. E. LAFORTUNE, chaplain at Ste.

Anne's Military Hospital, who died on August 5 at the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Official Army Casualties The Maritimes, Quebec and Eastern Ontario The Canadian Army has released official casualty list No. M-887 as follows: OVERSEAS OFFICERS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION Quebec Regiment HINGSTON, Basil William Hales, Vancouver, B.C. WARRANT OFFICERS, AND MEN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION Quebec Regiment Nicholas Anthony Joseph, D166370, Nicholas Dilallo (Father), 8353 Hurteau Montreal 24, Que. REID, Colin, E30484, Quebec, Que. SMITH.

George Edward, D82684, Mrs. Isabella Thompson (Mother), 3916 Bannantyne Verdun, Montreal, Que. Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Regiment RAMEY. Gordon Ottowell, Chester, N.S.

New Brunswick Regiment TIPPING, Harry Curtis, Sack- DIED WHILE PRISONERS OF "WAR Regiment de Quebec BEAUDOIN, Elucippe, St. Yvon, Que. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DIED WHILE PRISONER OF WAR New Brunswick Regiment CHARLONG, Wesley Alfred, Campbellton, N.B. DIED Quebec Regiment BATES, William Dale, Sawyerville, Que. GOLDSTEIN, Jacob, D118542.

Mrs. Caroline Goldstein (Wife), London, England. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps GAGNE, Gerard, E14039, St. Esprit, Que. Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps LALIBERTE, Clement Joseph, Ottawa, Ont.

Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps SWARTZ, Birt Thomas, Smiths Falls, Ont. CANADA OFFICERS DIED Royal Canadian Army Service Corps CAMPBELL, Nell, Mrs. Sylvia A. Campbell (Wife), 6255 Sherbrooke St. Montreal, Que.

WARRANT, OFFICERS, N. C.0.5 AND MEN DIED Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps BAYLISS, Arthur Thomas, D107443, Mrs. George or Allen (Cousin), 1166 Crawford Bridge Verdun, Que, Veterans Guard of Canada BROSSEAU, Oscar, bury, Ont. DROWNED Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps FOX, Vincent Cecil, Peterborough, Ont. Service Tomorrow For Former Realtor Berth Name of Vessel Sec.

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