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20 cents per Births On June 14th, Western Division of ARMSTRONG. 1944, at The Montreal General to Mr. and The Mrn. E. W.

Armstrong (nee Peggy Eaglow), a daughter. BULGER. At St. Mary's Hospital, June 13th, 1944, to LAC. and Mrs.

J. Bulger (nee Helen Mulling), a daughter. Both well. CORNELL. At the Catherine Booth Maternity Hospital, June 1944, to Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. 13th, Cornell. A son, both well.

DERRICK. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on June 14th, 1944, to LAC. J. Charles Derrick and Derrick (nee Doris McGillivray), a son. FITZGERALD.

At the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital on June the 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fitz12th, (nee Amy Thorn), a son, 8 brother for Alf.

HAYDEN, June At the 14th, 1944, Homeopathic to Mr. Mra. A. E. Hayden (nee Ann Hospital and Riley), a son, brother for Carol Ann.

Both well. HAYTER. On June 12th, 1944, at the Huntington Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. R.

Hayter (nee Betty McKinnel), a daughter. Both well. HUGHES. At the Pembroke General Hospital on June 13, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs.

D. V. Hughes (nee Agnes Dunlop) a daughter, sister to Judy. Both well. KENNEDY.

At the St. Mary's HosJune 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. pital, on W. C.

Kennedy (nee Mildred Hoskins), 8 son. MACKNESS. On June 12th, 1944, to Lieut. S. A.

Mackness. R.C.N.V.R., and Mra. Mackness (nee Dorothy, Cunningham), a son. MORGAN. At Durban, Natal, South Africa, on June 9th, to Mr.

and Mrs. W. Harold Morgan, formerly of Ottawa and Montreal (nee Margaret E. Pennington of Windsor, twin daughters, Susan Eileen and Margaret Dorcus, MORRISON. To Mr.

and Mrs. B. Morrison (nee Vivian Bartlett), a daughter on June 12th, 1944, at the Homeopathic Hospital. Both well. PARSONS.

At St. Mary's Hospital, on June 13th, to Thelma, wife of W. J. Parsons, a son. PATON.

On Tune 12th, 1944, at St. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Mary's Norman A. Paton, a daughter.

POWNALL. At the Homoeopathic Hospital on June 13, 1944, (nee to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pownall Gertrude Stephens), a son. Both well.

well. QUINN. On June 13th, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett T.

Quinn (nce Norah Kitching), a son. Both well. RIDDELL. At the Homoeopathie on June 13th, to Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. Riddell a son. Both Hospital, well. SERBENIUK.

On June 12th, 1944, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. John Serbentuk brother to Joan. Both well. son, SWINDELLS.

On June 13th, 1944, 10 at the Homeopathic Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Swindells (nee Winifred Hill), a son, William Martin, Jr.

VALLIE. At St. Mary's Hospital, on Tuna 13th. 1944, to R.P.O. and Mrs.

C. E. Vallie (nee Janet Brown), a daughter, premature. Both well. WOODS.

On June 14th, 1944, at the Homeopathic Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woods (nee Catherine Ross), a son. Engagements LONDON-POLLACK. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Pollack announce the engagement of their daughter, Pauline Rachel, to Irving, son of Mrs. M. London, and the late Mr. M.

London. PALEFSKY-GEIGER. The engagement is announced of Roge, only daughter of Mrs. Mina Geiger, of St. Agathe des Monts, and the late Theo.

Geiger, to Harold, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Paletsky (Paull), Deaths DICKER. At his home. 5931 Dumas Ville Emard, on June 14th, 1944, John Henry Dicker, aged 68 years, beloved husband of Ann Barnes.

Resting at D. A. Collins' Funeral Home 5610 Sherbrooke W. Funeral service at St. Aidan's Church at 2 p.m.

to Mount Royal Cemetery, J. W. Mac GILLIVRAY Funeral Chapel TEL. WILBANK 5265 3067 WELLINGTON VERDUN, P.O: THE ONLY FUNERAL CHAPEL IN VER.DUN A GL FUNERAL HOME PERSONAL SERVICE MONKLAND AVE A ESTABLISHED 1840 Jos. C.URAY BRO.

ine. Funeral Directors 1234 Mountain St. MArquette 4321 Parking DICKINSON, Suddenly, at his residence, 1302 Clemenceau Crawford Park, Verdun, June 12th, 1944, Richard Douglas Dickinson, beloved husband of Marie Datoti, aged 54. years. Resting at the Chapel of J.

W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington St. Funeral June 15th, at 2:00 p.m. from the Church of St. John the Divine.

Interment Mount Royal Cemetery, HICKMAN, In this city on June 12th, 1944, John Carberry Hickman in his 78th year, the William Wray Chapel, 2075 UniFuneral from vermity on June 15th, at 11 a.m. JENKINS. At his residence, 761 Riverview Verdun, on June 13th, 1944, Thomas M. Jenkins, aged 58 beloved husband of Ethel Remains resting at the J. Porter, F.

Wilson Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Service in the Chapel, on June 15th, at 2 p.m. Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery, KIND. At Richmond Hill, Long Island, on June 11th, 1944, at the age of 89 years, Anna Maria Polite wife of the late Hugo Oscar Kind, late of Tetresultville, Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University on June 15th, at 2 p.m., to Hawthorndale Cemstery. MacAULAY.

At the Laurentide Hospital, Grand' Mere, P.Q., on June 13th, 1944, Shirley Ida, Bellefeuille beloved wife of William Donald MacAulay, of Shawinigan Falls, in her 28th year. MADDEN. At Ste. Anne de Bellevue June 12th, 1944, aged 58, Jeremiah Madden, beloved husband of Margaret Raymond. Funeral Thurs, from Remi 'Allard Funeral Home, 7448 St.

Denis, tor service in Holy Family Churen, 8.30 a.m, Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, Relatives and friends are invited. MacNEILY, Suddenly, June 5th, 1944, William Henry MacNelly, dearly beloved husband of Marjorie Eaton, of 5361 Durocher Outremont, aged 54 years. Funeral from the napel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 3.30 to Mount Royal Cemetery.

MAINGUY. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on June 12th, 1944, Pollip Spaiding, tormerly of the R.C.N..R., dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Mainguy, of 309 Strathearn Montreal West, aged 22 years, Funeral service at the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain at 4:30 p.m. Thurs. Interment at Ottawa, Ont. MAJOR.

In this city, June 12th, 1944, J. Donatien Major, aged 80 years, baloved husband of Exilda Bonneau, of 406 St. Joseph Blvd. E. Funeral June 15ta, from the Parlors of J.

S. Vallee Limitee, 6662 St. Denis at 8.45 a.m., to St. Denis Church for service a.m. Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

NESS. At her daughter's residence, Franklin Centre, June 13th, 1944, Jane Brown, widow of the lace David Nesa, aged 84 years. f'uneral June roth, at 2.00 p.m. trom the Chapel of J. W.

MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington' St. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. NOVINSKY. At the Montreal General Hospital June 13th, 1944, Danny Novinsky beloved wife OL Nathan Novinsky, Survived by 8 sons and 3 daughters. Funeral Hervice from the Chapel of Paperman Sons, 4081 St.

Uroain at 2 p.m. on June 15th. Shiva at 3888 St. Lawrence. O'LEARY.

At Halifax, N.S., on June 13th, William S. O'Leary, aged 30, beloved brother of Cmdr. Charles M. O'Leary, O.BE. and Mrs.

J. P. Brophy, of Montreal. PUDDISTER. At St.

Mary's HosJune 14th, 1944, Blanche Puddister, aged years, beloved wife of Samuel Puddister of 212 Sixth Ville Lasalle. Remains resting at The J. F. Wilson Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Service June 17th, at 1:30 p.m.

in Verdun United Church. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. Newfoundland papers please copy. RUBIN. On June 13th, 1944, in her 21st year, Bella Spector, beloved wife of Nathan Rubin and daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Spector. Funeral service from the Chapel of Paperman Sons 4081 St. Urbuin St. on June 14th, at 2.30 p.m.

Shiva at 4861 Hutchison. SPINDA. June 18th, 1944, at the Jewish Hospital of Hope, Michael Spinda, aged 49. Remains resting Bernter, at the Chapel of M. A.

Blythe 3682 Park Ave: Service in the Church of Our Lady of Hungary, at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery, ST. ONGE, At the Roval Victoria Hospital, on June 14th, 1944, Annella St. Onge, dearly beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert St. Onge, aged 6 months. Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 3426 Park on Thurs, June 15th, at 2 p.in. TAYLOR. On June 13th, 1944, Claire Charbonneau, beloved wife of Arthur Taylor, 6265 de St.

Vallier St. Funeral service at Thos. Kane Chapel, 5220 Park June at 2:00 p.m. In Memoriant The Star will furnish on request booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. Deaths CAFFREY.

In loving memory of a dear husband and father James Caffrey, who departed this life June 14th, 1940. Ever remembered by his wife and family. GILMOUR. In fond and loving memory of a dear wife and mother Florence, who passed away June 14th, 1943. dearly loved to be forgotten." Husband and children.

GILMOUR. In fond and loving memory of dear Florence who passed away June 14th, 1943. Ever remembered. The Gilmour family, GRIFFITHS. In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away June 14th, 1924.

Ever remembered by Bella, May and John. JOHNSTON. In loving memory of a beloved daughter and sister, Chrissie, who passed away June 14th, 1942. "God will link the broken chain As one by one we meet again." Mother, Dad and Helen. JONES.

To the memory of our beloved son Carl Leslie, who passed away on June 14th, 1943. "Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall, You had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. The voice is mute and still the heart, That loved us well and true, How bitter was the trial to part From one 90 good as You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. 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, loved and longed for always.

Bobby, Mummy and Daddy, JONES. In loving memory of our darling grandson Carl Leslie, who passed away June 14th, 1943. "Sweet are the memories that never fade of one we loved but could not save." Ever remembered, Grandma and Grandpa Jones. Memorial Park A BEAUTIFUL PROTESTANT CEMETERY Entrance on Trans Island Boulevard Just East of Decarie Office: Estates House, 1217' University Street, Phone PL. 8021 Lieut.

St. Onge Is Mourned Memorial Service Held For Royal 22nd Officer A requiem memorial service was held in Notre Dame Church for Lieut. R. L. St.

Onge, Royal 22nd Regiment, who was killed in action In Italy on May 19, Rev. Georges O. St. Onge, of Winooski, officiated, assisted by Rev. J.

H. Bernard of St. Hyacinthe Seminary, Rev. Etienne Blanchard and Rev. Arthur Dubeau, of Montreal, and Rev.

A. J. Boulerice of Altona, N.Y. The chief mourners were Lieutenant St. Onge's father and mother, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene St. Onge; his brothers and sisters, Roland St. Onge, Mrs. Joseph Peterson and Fernande St.

Onge, all of Montreal, and Gerard St. Ouge of McMasterville, and his aunts, Miss Eugenie St. Montreal, and Mrs. 'Emile 'Picard, of Hull. Lieutenant St.

Onge was with the Southern Canada Power pany, Limited, before enlisting and among officials of the company who attended the service were J. B. Woodyatt, P. T. Davies, J.

S. H. Wurtele, G. R. Atchison, T.

Irving, S. J. Atchison, V. C. Nixon, W.

Richardson, Hall, Gordon T. McMurtry, J. M. R. J.

Russel, R. Benton, E. A. Stanger, M. A.

Young, R. Simard, G. Duponsel, Royal Lesage, G. Bonnet, E. L.

Jowett, Phil Croft, W. H. Hughes, L. Burnie, Gerard Demers, M. A.

Perry, Ford, R. Lannegrace, A. J. Butler, A. Davis, Ernest Rinfret and R.

Meloche. Others present included Senator T. D. Bouchard; Major A. Dubeau, representing MajorGen.

E. J. Renaud; C.B.E., William Creasy, Rodrigue St. Onge, Joseph Peterson, Frank Campbell, Bernard St. Onge, Emile St.

Onge, Homer Pinsonneault, Jean St. Onge, R. Brouille, M. Huberdeau, L. Bernard, L.

Charbonneau, Jean Lamarche, Jules St. Onge, Dr. G. Duhamel, J. Hurtubise, P.

Lavole, E. Brazeau, Rev. Brother Horace Picard. G. Ledoux, J.

G. Ledoux, H. C. R. Keen, P.

Carrier, L. Harnoix, R. Bourassa, G. Champagne, A. Lacoursiere, J.

L. Boileau, L. O. Joubert, S. A.

Forbes, J. Durocher, Joseph Walsh, A. Cofsky, E. Asselin, A. Dupre, S.

Poirler, Nolin. B.O. LUMBERMAN DIES VANCOUVER, June -William Bruce Macdonald, 48, well known Columbia lumberman and son of Hon. W. A.

Macdonald, retired justice of the B.C, Supreme Court, died yesterday. Mrs. W. Swan of Toronto is a sister. In Memortam JONES.

In loving memory of dear grandson and nephew Carl, who passed away June 14th, 1943. "Oh not that our little Carl is dead, Believe instead That he has left his little trundle bed To climb the hills of morning, And to share the joy that fills God's pleasant land of dreams." Always remembered by Grandpa Penn and Auntie Katie. JONES. In loving memory of a dear nephew Carl, who passed away June 14th, 1948. "We are thinking of you in silence No eyes can see us weep, But ever in our aching hearts Our beautiful memories keep.

flowers placed upon your grave will wither and decay, the wonderful love that's in our hearts Will never fade away." Ever remembered by Uncle Albert and Uncle Freddy (Overseas). JONES. In loving memory of our dear little nephew Carl, just fell asleep on June 14th, 1943. Jesus said: "Suffer little children to come unto Me." Too dearly loved to be forgotten, Auntie Blanche, Uncle Albert and cousins. NIND.

In loving memory of Muriel Nind, who passed away June 14th, 1941. "Many a lonely heartache Many a silent tear But always a loving memory of the one we loved so dear." Always remembered by Ma, Dad, Joan and Pat. In loving memory of our dear school chum Muriel, who passed away three years ago today. Shirley and Colleen. PENN.

In loving memory of our dear Dad John Penn, who died a year ago, "Times have changed in many ways, But one thing changes never, The memory of those happy days When we were all Always remembered, sons Bill, Leslie, daughter-In-law Pamela grandson Jim. PENN. In memory of our dear father loving, grandfather John Penn, who passed away June 14th, 1943. "Just a tribute of love and remembrance, of our dad who was one of the best. The joys that he missed on life's highway May he find in God's garden of Sadly missed by his daughter Olive, son-in-law Leslie and grandchildren, Jackie, Bobble and Larry.

ROSENBURG. In loving memory of dear Dad who passed away on June 14th. 1943. "This was the core of his being, His willingness to do any service for others. May he be happy with his Beloved One." Carrie and Big Sam.

ROSENBURG. In fond memory of our own dear "Popsie," who passed away one year ago today, "The memories he left will never go apart, Because he ruled his family With only his heart." Ida and Sam. STEWART. In loving Stewart, memory who of my dear mother, Mary passed away June 14th, 1943. Ever remembered by Jim, Peg and Buddy, THOMSON.

In loving memory of our dear father Andrew Thomson, who passed away June 14th, 1930. "Years are swiftly passing, Still we don't forget, For in the hearts that loved you Your memory lingers vet." Ever remembered by his loving daughters Annie, Betty and Jean. WARE. In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather who passed awav June 14th, 1941. Sadly missed by Clara, Willie and Alma.

WHITE. In remembrance of dear husband and father Henry White, who passed away Tune 14th, 1939. I smile and seem carefree, No one misses you like me, For no one knows my longing, And few have Been me weep, I shed my tears from a broken heart While others are asleep." TIlL we meet again, Dot and Gladys. Card of Thanks FAUBERT. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Faubert, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Faubert, wish to express their thanks to their friends and relatives, to the Can. Car Foundry Co.

Assoc. of employes, Aircraft also the employes of the Aircraft Div. hangar No. 4 Dorval, to the staff of the Wrn. Rennie Seeds the teachers and pupils of Notre Dame de Lourdes School for their flower tributes, mass cards and their kind expressions of sympathy received during their recent sad bereavement, THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, MISSING OVERSEAS: Capt.

Charles C. Ettlesen, 23, D.F,C. and Air Medal, U.S. Army Air Corps, Well, reported missing overseas. known in Montreal, he is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. G. Ettlesen, of Summit, N.J., and grandson the late Mr. Charles M.

Henderson, of Mrs. Henderson, of Montreal, and a nephew of Mrs. John Aird, Mrs. M. R.

Ferguson and Mrs. J. D. McTaggart. Citations awarded Captain Ettlesen, who accompanying decorations flight commander in a was Thunderbolt a fighter group, spoke of his "devotion to duty and under all He courage graduate of West Point.

WO. N. L. Berger Listed as Missing WO. Nathan son of Mr.

and 5178 St. Urbain listed as missing, according to word received by his parents, He was serving as 8 wireless air gunne: with the Transport Command of the R. C. A. F.

overseas. A graduate of the Montreal High School, Warrant Offi- Louis Berger, 23, Mrs. H. Berger, of street, has been N. L.

Berger listed August, 1941, and after receiving his wing spent several months in Iceland before being posted in Great Britain in December, 1943. He has two brothers in the Canadian and Army, Pte. Tpr. Julius, at Camp Kingston, Ont. Issie, Borden, Sgt.

William Baird Killed Overseas Sgt. William Douglas Baird, 33, R.C.A.F., has been killed active service overseas, according to an official report received by his wife who lives at 215G street west. He- wast the son Mr. Norman Baird, of Toronto, and o. the late Mrs.

Baird. His death occurred in England and burial 1 0 0 place at Harrogate, Yorkshire, Sgt. W. D. Baird in the R.A.F.

cemetery plot. Enlisting in August, 1942, Sergeant Baird trained at Jarvis and Toronto and received his bombardier's wing at Malton, going overseas in November, 1943. His wife was formerly Miss Dorothy Hillhouse, of Waterloo, Ont. Four Fishermen Drown in N.B. RICHIBUCTO, N.B., June 14-- (C.P.) Four fishermen from Richibucto Cape were drowned in Northumberland Strait yesterday when their motorboat capsized in heavy seas.

The victims were Gilbert Belliveau, 69, Simon Allain, 46, Yvon Richard, 19, and Norman Babineau, 18. A fifth occupant of the boat, Arthur Richard, fat? or of Yvon, was rescued. COMFORT FOR VOYAGERS Smoke which has bothered passengers on ocean liners is now eliminated by smoke deflectors. These devices divert the smoke from the decks and throw it high into the air. DO YOU SUFFER FROM MO foot Here's how te get Prompt Relief.

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Regular sixe, 40 Pills Large size, 80 Pills (in the Gino U.S. ask for Pille') (GIN FOR THE PILLS PILLS WEDNESDAT, JUNE 16, 1044 Mrs. Alfred Dugal Paid Final Honor Final tribute was paid to Mrs. Alfred Dugal, mother of. A.

J. Dugal, vice-president of Dupuls Freres, Limitee, and deputy, retail administrator of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, at 8 funeral service today in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Four masses were celebrated by Rev. S. Pelletier, V.

Pelletier, J. M. Desmarnis and Msgr. J. A.

Beaulleu, respectively. Rev. A. Langlois was the officiating priest and was assisted Rev. 'Henri Dugal, cousin of Mr.

Dugal, and Rev. R. Leonard. Mrs. Dugal died on Sunday after a short illness at her home, 2010 Marie Anne street east.

She was in her year. included Chief at the service, Mr. Dugal; two sons-in-law. R. Bordeleau and F.

Gadbois; and C. E. Gadbois, G. H. Robert, Maurice, Raymond, Jean and G.

Bordeleau, P. Duquet, J. Trudel, B. Boucher, Andre, Gilles and Real Bordeleau, J. E.

Boucher, R. Trudel M. Collerette. Mrs. Walter Goalen Dies in England Mrs.

Walter, Goalen. who was born and educated in this city and whose father, Frederick Lawford, was a well-known Montreal architect for many years, died recently at Epsom, Surrey, England. She had been residing with her sister, Miss Frederica E. Lawford, and had been active in voluntary war work until the time of her death. Her brother, the late.

John B. Lawford, a surgeon who practised in London for many years, wAs a graduate of McGill University, who was given an honorary LL.D. in 1921. She is survived by several relatives. Among them are two cousins, C.

H. Low and G. S. Low, of Chambly. Ross MacLeod Dies at Quebec QUEBEC, June Ross MacLeod, Quebec chairman of the English unit of the National War Finance Committee, died yesterday when he fell from the roof of his home here.

Mr. MacLeod was fixing an aerial when he fell to a first storey balcony where he was found a few hours later. It was believed he had suffered a heart attack. A well-known Quebec businessman, he was associated with the Canadian Alliance Corporation here for about 40 years he also was a past president of the Kiwanis Club. Maj.

Clark Gable Now a Civilian HOLLYWOOD, June -Maj. Clark Gable, 43, returned to civilian clothes today for the first time since he joined the United States Army air forces 22 months ago, but his studio said he does not plan to resume his movie career immediately. Recently placed on the army's inactive list, the actor will be busy until midJuly completing an air training film, FINGERS BET ON GAMES Medieval Persians were wont to wager a finger on the outcome of one of their games, and the loser would lop off the finger and cauterize the wound with ointment. Unidentified Body, Found in River QUEBEC, June -The unidentified body of a man was discovered floating in the St. Lawrence River yesterday by the crew of a small schooner.

The man is belleved to be one of the six crew members, drowned last week when the schooner Frisedale sunk off Berthier, 30 miles east of Quebec on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. Three bodies were found to date. Atherton Praises Canadian U.S. Unity CHARLOTTETOWN, June 14- (C.P,)- The United States Ambassador, to Canada, Ray Atherton, toid a public meeting here last night that in the year he had spent in Canada he had become impressed with the unity in the Canadian and American war etfort.

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