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of to and (nee sister to on a on J. son. the S. St. Lee a a THE MONTREAL DAILY NEAR, In Memoriaut Marriagen, Deaths Births, Merriages, Deaths, Requiem Mass, Approaching Mar- 30 cents per count line of rinses, words, part lines counted as full lines.

Minimum charge 1.50 per day, In Memoriam and Cards of Thanks 20 cente per count line of 8 words, part counted as full lines. Minimum lines charge 1.00 per day, Additional lines of Verse or quotation 20 cents per count line or part line. Births Births ALBERT. AL the Jewish General Hospital, on Sept. 9th.

1944, Mr. Mrs. Sam Albert (nee Mollie Schwartz), son. Both doing well. At the Royal Vie.

BATTIGALLI, Sept. 7th, to Mr. toria Hospital Mrs. A. BAR A daughter.

and BERLJAWSKY, At the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital, on Sept. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eccljawsky, a son BRASGOLD. At Jewish on Sept.

General Hospital 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Brasgold Naginaky) a daughter. A Tillie Arlene.

Memorial HoRBURT. At Barrie to Ormatown, on Sept the pital, Mra, Burt, 800, Rev, J. R. and Stuart John. Both well, AL St.

Paul's Hos CARBRAY. on Sept. 5, 1944, to pital, Vancouver, Carbray (nee and Mra. F. Beatrice Leroux) a F.

CARTER, To Sqdn. Carter and Mrs. Carter at Vancouver, B. C. Sept.

10th, 1944, a sOn. At the Catherine DRISCOLL. on Sept. 10, to Mr. Hospital and Mrs.

Gordon Driscoll, A daughter. Both well, DUNSIGER. At the Jewish, Gen1944, to eral Hospital Sept. LAC. Myer (Dan) and Mrs.

Dunsiger (nee Florence Wexier), a Dunsiger son. Both well. EDGAR. At the Jewish General 1944, to Mr. and Mra.

I Edgar (nee Celia Hospital Sept. notsky) A daughter. Both well, GRANT. At St. Mary's Hospital, Mr and Mrs.

A Grant (nee Barbara. Long), A son, on Sept, 10th, 1814. Both well. GRIFFITH. Sept.

5. 1944, at. the Hopital General de la Misericorde, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith, a son, brother for Richard.

the Catherine Booth GUILD. At Sept, 9th, 1944, to Mr. Hospital, on and Mra. R. L.

Guild, A daughter. Both well. HARROP. At the Woman's General Hospital on Sept. 9th, 1944, to Mr.

and Mrs. John Harrop (nee Doris Schofield), a daughter. Both well. HAYDEN. At the Royal, Victoria Maternity Hospital, Sept.

9th, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil (nee Mary MacLellan), a daughter. Both well HEYDEN. At the Woman's General Hospital on Sept.

9th to Mr. and Mra. George Heyden (nee Sophia Mayman) a brother to Elfa. Both well. HUGHES.

At the Homeopathic 011 Friday, Sept. 8th, to Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hughes (nee Betty Sheppard) a son. Both doing well.

KLEIN. At St. Mary's Hospital, Sent. 10th, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs.

on Sam Klein, a daughter. Both well. KATZ. At the Jewish General Hospital, on Sept. 1914, to Sylvia Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Katz (nee Jasper) a son, brother to Harriet. LENAGHAN. At the Ste. Jeanne d'Are Hospital on Sept.

9th, 1944, to and Mra. Thomas M. Lenaghan (nee Kathleen McDonald), a son Both well. St. George's Lodge No.

10 A.F. A.M., G.R.Q. Brethren of St. George's Lodge No. 10 are requested to attend the funeral of our late Wor.

Bro. William Brown. Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St.

on Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 3.30 p.m. Members of sister lodges are vited to attend. By order of the W.M. LOUIS LIEBMAN, P.M..

No Regalia. Secretary. LADIES AUXILIARY CANADIAN LEGION B.E.S.L. Verdun (Que.) Branch: No. 4 Members are requested to meet at.

St. Wilibrod's Church, Verdun, at 8.45 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 12th, to attend the funeral of our late member, Mrs. Dubots.

Order of the President. ARMY NAVY VETERANS OF CANADA Montreal Unit No. 14 Life member, James Dryden, passed away on Sunday, September 10th. Members are requested to attend funeral service from the Parlours of J. W.

MacGillivray, 3057 Wellington Verdun, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m. Decoration, medals and berets are worn. JAS. R. HEGGIE, Secretary Treasurer, ESTABLISHED FLORISTS FUNERAL FLOWERS "Flowers Wired Everywhere" 1176 ST.

CATHERINE 5T. W. ESTABLISHED 1640 Jos. CRAY 6 BRO. Funeral Directors 1234 Mountain St.

MArquette 4321 Parking Space At the Jewish General Hospital, Sept, 1944, to Mr. Mra. Hugo Mahler (nee Bather Sherman) a daughter, Roth well. and MALFARA. At the Woman's General Hospital 1944, to Mr.

and MrA, Allie Maltara, (nee Gertrude Roebling) Both well. MINSKY. On Sept. at the Woman's General Hospital, to Mr. and Mra.

H. Minaky (nee Hilda Shostak), a baby sister tor Annabelle. MURPHY. On Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1944, at the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital, to Lieut.

A. Murphy, C.A., and Mrs. Murphy (nee Thelma Cyr), a daughter, Both well. NORMOYLE. On Sept.

9th, 1914, at the Notre Dame Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Normoyle (nee Annabella Matheson) a son. Both well. PITRE.

At the Lachine General Hospital on Sept. to Mr. and Mra. Victor Pitre (nee Evelyn Ester Granger) a son. Both well.

PRICE. On Sept. 9, 1944, at The Royal Victoria Hospital, to Mr. and Mra. Charles Price (nee Mary Macdonald: a son.

Both well. RATCLIFFE. At the Royal Vietoria Hospital, on Sept. 11th, 1944, Births to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph T. Ratcliffe, yen. Brother for Marilyn. ROTER, At the Jewish General Hospital, on Sept, 10th, to Set. and Roter, (hee Simi Witenoss), son.

Both well. ROUSSEAU. At St. Mary's pital, on 7th, 1944, to Mr. and Mira Real Roussenu (nee Beatrice Day), a son.

Both well. SHERMAN. On Sept. 9th, at the Jewish General Hospital, to Mr. and Mra.

Louis Sherman (nee Ida Rotchtin). 8 daughter. Both doing well, a sister to Jerry. SILVER. Mr.

and Herbort H. Silver (nee Bart Bassior), all nounce the birth of a daughter, sister to Stephen, at the Jewish General Hospital, Sept, 10. STERN. Mr. and Mra, A I Greenberg), of For- Stern, (nee est Hills, York, announce the birth of their daughter at the JewIsh General Hospital, on Sept.

9th. WEEKS. On Sept. 8th, 1944, at the Jewish General Hospital, to Mr. and Mra.

Albert Weeks (nee Sheila Marshall), twin daughters, All well. WILEY. At the Homeopathic Hospital, on Sept. 1944, to Mr. and Mra.

D. Wiley (nee Ferne McKeage) AL sON, Richard John. Both well. Engagements GARMAISE-BRAUNSTEIN, Mr. and Mrs.

Braunstein announce the engagement of their daughter, Pearl, to Bernard, of Mr. and Mrs. M. Garmalse, Hutchison St. Marriages McINTOSH PITTS.

On Aug. 29th, 1944, at 11 8.111. at the Church of St. George the Martyr, Toronto, by the Rev. R.

P. Walker, Vivian Violet, only daughter of Mr. Mrs. Andrew Arthur Pitta, R. to LAC.

Charles James McIntosh. and C. A. son of Mr. and Mrs.

John McIntosh of Cloverdale. SMITH- -PORTEOUS. On Sept. 5th, 1944, in the Church of the Agcension, Park Avenue, by the Rev. A.

E. Coleman, Doris Violet, daughter of James Porteous and the late Mrs. Porteous, of Vancouver, B.C., to Victor Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Deaths BAYNE. At the Montreal General on Sun. Sept. 10th, 1944, Robert Ilospital, Bayne, beloved husband of Ann Malcolm Leslie, of 401 Magdalen aged 67 years. Funeral on Wed.

Sept. 13th, at 2 p.m., from the Chapel of J. W. Mac(private), 3067 Wellington St. Interment at Montreal Memorial Park.

Please omit flowers. BERGEVIN. At Glenelm, Huntingdon County, Monday, Sept. 11th, 1944, Francois Bergevin, husband of the late Melvina Laberge, in his 84th year. Funeral from St.

Joseph's Church, Huntingdon, on Wednesday, Sept. 13th, at 10 a.m. BIGGERS. At the Homeopathic Hospital, on Sept. 9th.

1944. John Biggers of 330 Victoria Westmount, aged 77 years, dearly beloved husband of Mary Scott. dearly beloved father of Hilda, Mrs. Hope. of Edmonton.

Mrs. Grace Watt. Montreal, Jack of Detroit, Martin of Montreal. Gladys, Mrs. Mitchell, England, Anne, Mrs.

Lar. kin, Montreal, Carrie, Mra. Waldie, Westmount. Funeral from his residonce, 330 Victoria Westmount, on Sept. 12th, at 2 p.m.

Interment at Mount. Royal Cemetery, BOXERMAN. Rose, died suddenly Sept. 10, at her home, 134 Villeneuve West, survived by her husband Sam, a son Abie, and 4 daughters Mrs. Sophie Vininsky, Ann, Billie and Betty.

Funeral was held today at. 1230 from her late residence. Shiva at above address. BROWN. In this city, on Septem1944, William Brown, of Montreal West, and Valois, P.Q., in his 75th year.

Funeral from D. A. Collins' Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke Street West, on Tuesday, at 3.30 p.m. CALDER. At the Montreal General Hospital, 01.

Sept. 9th. 1944, -Ruby Calder, faithful and devoted friend of Mrs. G. W.

Farrell and family. C. Funfrom the Chapel of Jos. Wray 1234 Mountain at 3 p.m., Sept. 11th, to Mount Royal Cemetery.

Suddenly, at his daughter's residence, 586 Bourgeois Sun, Sept. 10th, 1944, Jamea Henry Dryden, beloved husband of Louise Farnes, Wosahl, of 1202 Sussex aged 18 years. Funeral on Sept. 12th, at 3 p.m. from the Chapel of J.

W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington St. Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery. DUBOIS. At the Verdun General Hospital, Sept.

9th. 1944, Marie Labreche beloved wife of Hector Dubois of 824. 5th Verdun and mother of Richard. Mrs. V.

Adams, Gerald and Bernard Dubois. Funeral from Charles Halpin Funeral Home 4500 Verdun at 8:45 a.m. for St. Willibrord Church, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. GEES ING.

C.B.James, Manager ST.LURE WI.4224 Memorial Park A BEAUTIFUL PROTESTANT CEMETERY Entronce on Trans Island Boulevard Just East of Decarie Office: Estates House, 1217 University Street, Phone PL. 8021 Deaths 3 p.m. PAWSEY. At the Montreal General Hospital, Sept. 10th, 1944, Lawrence Michael, dearly beloved son of Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Pawsey, of 2103 Manufacturers age months. Funeral from the Chapel of JoB. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 11 a.m.

to Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery. PEARSON. At his father's residence, 703 Gordon Verdun, Allan George, beloved son of Harry Pearson and Florence Booth. Funeral from Charles Halpin Funeral Home, 4500 Verdun Tues. at 7.45 a.m.

for St. Willibrord Church, thence Cote des Neiges Cemetery. ROSS. Suddenly, at his residence, 1021 Willibrord Verdun, on Fri. Sept.

8th, 1944, George Alexander Ross, beloved husband of Helga Forslund, aged 65 years. Funeral on Tues. Sept. 12th, at 2 from the Chapel of J. W.

MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington St, Interment, at Lakeview Cemetery. SMITH. At her residence. 5667 Charlemagne Sept. 11th.

1944, Elizabeth McArthur, wife of the late Frank Smith, aged 72 years. Funeral service at Robert M. White 13th, Chapel, 4238 Adam Sept. at 2 p.m. 7th, WISEBERG.

On 1944, in his 47th year, Dr. Max Sept. Plotkin, Wiseberg. beloved husband of Mary and father of Lily Wiseberg, also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Mrs.

S. Kline, Mrs. L. Alexander, R. Bromatein, Mrs.

Lang, and one brother Joe Funeral was held Sept. 8th. Shiva at 5926 Park Apt. 1. DUNNING.

On Sept, 10th. 1044. at his late residence, 1902 Sicard Frederick E. Dunaing, loved husband of Mary L. Gordon, Remains, resting at the Chapel Mountain of Jos.

Wray -1234 St, Funeral at 3 p.m. on to Montreal Memorial Park. DWYER. On Sept. 10th, 1944, James Dwyer, beloved husband of the late Annie McHugh.

Resting at Thos, Kane Chapel, 1855 Dorchester W. Funeral notice later. FELTHAM, At Channel, Sept, 7th, Harriet Isabella Stickland, beloved wife of the late Henry Feltham and mother of Mrs. Gordon Blenkinship, of Hudson, Quebec. FOY, At her 86 York Avenue, Westmount, on Saturday, September 9th, 1944, Jane Copeland Haugh, beloved wife of James Edward Foy, in her 69th year.

Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University Street, on Tuesday, September 12th, at 2 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery. GASCO. At the Children's Memortal Hospital, on Sept, died Suzanne Gasco, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W.

Gasco, HART. On Sunday, September 10, 1644, Mary Ann Hart beloved wife R. S. Hart, 90 Stinson Street, Hamilton, Ontario. Resting at the Blachford and Wray Chapel, Main St.

and West Ave. Hamiiton, until Tues, morning at 11.00 o'clock. Service in the Churen of St. Thomas on Tues, afternoon at 2.00 o'clock. Interment Woodland Cemetery.

HASHIM. Accidentally, on Sept. 8th, at. North Battleford, William Hashim beloved elder son of the late M. K.

and Mrs. Hashim of 6960 Sherbrooke West, age 24 years. Funeral from the Chapel of D. A. Collins' 5610 Sherbrooke on Sept.

13th, at 3.30 p.11, HILLIER. At her home, 1034 Oxford Ave. on Sept. 9, 1944, Martha Edith Eccles beloved wife of Thomas Hillier. Funeral from D.

A. Collins' Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on Tues. at 2 p.m. to Montreal Memorial Park.

KING. At her -home 88 St. Lawrence, Longueull, on Sept. 10, 1944, Thelma Nellie Annette, aged 24. dearly beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mra, P. H. King. Remains at Pitrie Undertaking Parlors, 68 St. Charles Longueull.

Funeral from St. Marks Anglican Church, Longueull, al 10 a.m. Wed. Sept. 13, to Hawthorn Dale Cemetery, LEVIN.

On Sept. 8th, 1944, at the Maine General Hospital, Portland, Anna Abramowitz, beloved wife of the late Abraham A. Levin, and mother of Leon Levin, sister of Mrs. Charles Burrows, of New York City, and Rev. Dr.

Herman Abramowitz, of Westmount. Funeral took place from her late residence, 478 Strathcona Westmount, on Monday, Sept. 11th, at 2:30 p.m., to Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery. Shiva at son's residence, 636 Belmont Westmount. MARCHAND.

At Montreal on I Sept. 10th 1944, Arline Crabassa, beloved wife of Rene Marchand, age 62 years, residing at 5383 Brodeur Ave. Funeral Sept. 13th, from Rene Depatie Funeral Home, 3860 Decarie to Notre Dame de Grace Church for service 9 a.m. Interment at Sorel.

NORTH. Killed, aircraft accident, North Battleford, Sept. 8th, 1944, L.A. W. Muriel Almira, 22 years, dearly beloved daughter of Earl North, 3359 St.

Famille beloved step-daughter of Hilda La Rue, dearly beloved sister of Mra. G. Waldman and Jennie and Elsie of North, half sister of Mrs T. Lundtigan, Leslie and Ernest Lancaster. Remains arriving in Montreal Wed.

morning, 13th. Funeral from Wm. Wray, University St. Thursday, at Deaths On Artine Seruire HARRISON. Killed in action In 2nd, Captain Kenneth McGhee Harrison, of Saint John, N.B.

age 36 years, husband of Kate Marion Lombard, 2473 Benny Montreal. RIDDELL. Aug. 24th, 1944, on Active Service in France, Cpl. Gerald Everett Riddell, 7th Reconnaissance Regiment, Duke of York.

Royal Canadian Hussars. Dearly beloved son of Mra H. E. Riddell, and the a late Mr. Riddell of Lachute, age 22 years.

SWAILES. Killed on Active SerFrance Cpl. Stewart Swalles, age 29, of the Black Watch (R.H. Canada, on Aug. 26.

son of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Swailes, Park Extension, Montreal. In Memoriam The Star will furnish en request booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. ASKINS.

Thomas G. Askins veteran of the last war, who passed away Sept. 9th, 1941. "The best dearest blessing that Heaven can give Is the pride of thus dying for thee." Mother and family. BASHAW.

In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Ethel Mary, who passed away Sept. 11th, 1942. Ever remembered by her husband and children, George and Betty, BROWN. In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Mary Ann who died Sept. 11th, 1941.

"Memory lane is dear little path, Where hearts are very true, A path we travel again and again Because it leads to you. We do not need a special day To brings you to our minds, For the days we do not think of you, Are very hard to find." Ever remembered husband and family, BROwN. In loving memory of a dear mother who passed away Sept. 11th, 1941. Always remembered by her daughter and con-in-law Hilda and Bert (England).

ESTABLISHED 1852 Armstrong Funeral Chapel 3426 PARK AVE. PL. 4677 G. ARMSTRONGECO memory of beloved wife and mother, Christina Cameron Cairns, who slept peacefully Sept. 11th, 1943.

"And you will find the place where I am lying. And kneel and say an Ava there for me." Ever remembered by her husband and family, CALLAGHAN, In loving memory of my father, James Callaghan, who passed away Sept. 9th, 1940. Ever remenibered by Esther, Charlie and grandson Kenneth. CARTMAN.

In loving memory of our darling baby, Elate Mne, who passed away Sept. 11th, 1943. Ever remembered by Bobby and Billie and Mother and Dad. COHEN. Treasured memories of 8 dear husband and father Samuel Cohen, who departed this life, Sept.

10th, 1940. Ever remembered by his wife Mildred and daughters Leah and Bella, DesCOTES. Treasured memories of a dear husband and father, Joseph Augustin DesCotes, who died Sept. 11th, 1940. "At Ever remembered by his wife, Emily, and son, Ivan and family, DYER.

In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away Sept. 11th, 1043, "Two loving hands are resting, A voice we loved is still, A mother we loved is waiting For us just over the hill. You left us all so quickly, You never said goodbye, But we know you are watching From your beautiful home on high." Always remembered by Freda, Mar. garet and son-in-law Joe. GLICKMAN, In loving memory of Moses Jacob Glickman, a devoted father, who departed this life Sept.

11th. 1931. Ever remembered by his children, Gertrude, Birdie, Laura, Noel. GLICKMAN. In fond memory of a loving father who died Sept, 11th, 1931.

Jesale and Adolphe. GLICKMAN. In memory of a beloved father and grandfather, who passed away Sept. 11th, 1931. Tillie, Harry, Phyilis and Gordon.

GLOAG. A tribute of love and remembrance of my husband John who passed away Sept. 10th, 1942. "I lost not only a husband, But a pal who was good and true, One I could go to in trouble, One I could talk to when blue, Friends may think I have forgotten, And often times they see me smile, But they little know the heartache My smile hides all the while." By his wife Margaret. GLOAG.

In memory of my dear dad who passed away Sept. 1942, "Memory lane 18 a dear little path Where hearts are very true. A path I travel again and again Because it leads to you. I do not need a special day To bring you to my mind For the days I do not think of you Are very hard to find." Always remembered by GLOAG. In loving memory of my dear dad who passed away Sept.

1942, "We do not need a special day To bring you to our mind For the days we do not think of you Are very hard to find Always remembered by his daughter Annie, granddaughters Lois and Annie. HERSCOVICI. In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Rose. who departed this life on Sept. 11th, 1939.

"Always in our thoughts." Sadly missed by her husband, daughters and son-in-law. HOWELL. In loving memory of dear mother who passed away Sept. 11, 1937, also dear dad Nov. 25, 1936.

"Loving thoughts, true and tender, Just to show we still remember." Alice and Billy, JOHNSON. In loving memory of our daughter Dorothy Estella, who passed away Sept. 11th, 1942, "Two years have passed since that sad day, When our great sorrow fell, The shock that we received that day, We still remember well. You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee." Always remembered by Daddy, Mother and sister Geradine and brother Norman.

KNIGHT. In ever loving memory of a dear daughter Gertie, who passed away Sept. 11th, 1940. "What would we give to clasp your hand, Your dear sweet face to see, To hear your voice, to see your smile That meant so much to us. You left behind two broken hearts That loved you most sincere, We never did nor never will Forget you Gertie dear." Loved and longed for by your loving Mum and Dad.

KNIGHT. In loving memory of a dear wife and mother who passed away Sept. 11th, 1940. "Love and remembrance last forever." Fred, Shirley and Geraldine. KOTLER.

In loving memory of my dear father, Morries Kotler, whe passed away on Sept. 1934. lost not only a father But a pal that was good and true One we could go to in trouble One we could talk to when blue Friends may think we have forgotten When at times they see us smile But they little know what our smiles hide all the while Always remembered and never to be forgotten by his wife, only daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. MARMON. In loving memory of a dear son-in-law Leading Seaman Thomas Marmon lost at sea while serving on H.M.C.S.

St. Croix Sept. 1943. daily thought also a prayer, Not a day do we forget you, In our hearts you are always near. Loved, remembered, longed for al- ways, Bringing many a silent tear.

Mooney family. MILES. In loving memory of our dear Annie who passed away Sept. 11th. 1935: alge her baby, Annie Audrey, who joined her Nov.

25th, 1936. "Sunshine passes, shadowe fall: Love, remembrance, outlast all. And though the years be many or few. They are filled with remembrance Dear ones of you." The family. ROBB.

In loving memory of dear mother and grandmother, Williamina Robb, who passed away September 11th, 1943. Also dear father and grandfather, John Robb on May 26th, 1934. "Though parted now again we'll Ever remembered by Bella and Mina. SIMPSON. In memory of Harry, who passed away Sept.

1939, "Someday we shall understand." Lovingly remembered by his wife and daughter Carrie. TRACHTENBERG. In loving memory of a dear husband and father Lazar, who passed away the 23rd day of Elul (Sept 23rd. 1913). Sadly by his loving wife and children." WHITE.

On Sept. 10th, 1938, Catherine Theressa Simpson, beloved wife of William White. this bad world the lovellest and the best. Have smiled and said good night and gone to rest." Signed, Dad and Richie. WILLIAMS.

In loving memory of cur dear mother, who passed away 11th, 1939. Always remembered by John and family. Memorial BERCOVITZ. A memorial, veiling will be held, Sept. 17th the Shaar Hashomayin' Cemetery.

Special Announcement ROBERTS. A memorial service will be held for the late Pte. James Roberts, of the Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. William Roberta, 676 3rd Verdun, Killed in France, July 8th, 1944.

Service will be held at St. Clements Church, Verdun, Sept. 13th, p.m. Muriel A. North AIR CRASH VICTIMS: One of the first women of the air force to lose her life in a flying accident, Leading Airwoman North was killed with Flight Sergeant Hashim when their plane crashed near North Battleford, on Friday.

The daughter of Earl North, of 3559 St. Famille street, and of the late Mrs. North, Leading Airwoman North, 22, was educated at Cote des Neiges School and Strathearn High School. A member of the Mansfield Girls' Softball team, she was employed by Henry Birks Sons (Montreal) before enlisting in December, 1942. Beside her father, who is a veteran of the last war, she leaves three sisters.

Flight Sergeant Hashim, 24, is the son of Mrs. Hashim, of 6960 at West Hill High School, he was a graduate of McGill and a Sherbrooke street west, and of the late M. K. Hashim. Educated chartered accountant.

He enlisted in the army in 1941 and later transferred to the R.C.A.F, where he became a pilot instructor. He is survived by a brother and sister, OS Donald Donohue, PRESUMED DEAD: Two Montreal sailors now presumed dead, after havipg been reported missing in action are shown above. Able Seaman Raymond, 22, who joined up August 9, 1940, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Raymond, of 6383 Eleventh avenue, Rosemount.

He attended St. Brendan's school where he was prominent in sports. His brother, Douglas, is in the R.C.N.V.R. The father is a Great War veteran. A memorial mass is to be sung in St.

Brendan's Church, Thursday, September 14, at 9 a a.m. Ordinary Seaman Donohue, 21, son of Mrs. Mary Donohue, of 806 Second avenue, Verdun, and the late Mose Donohue, also was formerly ye reported missing, A memonial service will be held for him at St. Willibrord's Church, Verdun, on September 16, at 8:30 a.m. Veteran Physician Dies In Antario CORNWALL, Sept.

11-- (C.P.) -Dr. John W. Messecar, 73, for 45 years a practicing physician in nearby Mille Roches died yesterday. Surviving him are his widow, one son, Dr. Clyde R.

Messecar of Toronto, and one daughter, Mrs. R. H. V. McCartney of Cornwall.

Card nf Thanks HOGUE. Mrs. Antonio Hogue wishes to express her thanks to friends and relatives for kind expressions of bereavement. received during her sad MARCH. Mrs.

Ernest March her sincere thanks to kind presses friends and neighbors for cards and letters of sympathy during the recent sad bereavement of a beloved husband and brother. Roberts wish to thank Rev. F. T. ROBERTS.

Mr. and Mrs. William Norman and the Rev. W. A.

Bockus, and relatives and kind friends for their cards and messages of symthe loss of their son, Pte. pathy for James Roberts, killed in France, July 8th, 1944. YOUR HEALTH And The Chiropractor of Chiropractic is that if the vital nerve force or Power within can express itself without interference then this life force will correct the conditions of ill health in the body. Chiropractic contends that the resistance of the body against conditions of ill health depends Article No. 22 Published to Explain the Practice and Procedure of Chiropractie OF ILL HEALTH--The practice of NERVE INTERFERENCE CAUSE Chiropractic is based on CAUSE the principle of correcting the of ill health, Physical disorders are effects, and every effect must have a cause.

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Richard N. Asch Hyman Klein CASUALTIES: Montreal casualties in the European war zones are shown above. Sergeant Campbell, formerly of the 22nd Armored Regiment (Canadian Grenadier Guards) has been wounded. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. Campbell, of 1669 Sicard street, he transferred to the 11th Canadian Armored Regiment, and was serving in Italy. Sergeant Barnes (Barney), born in England, Was a seaman before coming to Montreal five years the war. He worked beforen interior decorator and joined The Blacks Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada September, 1939. Overseas since 1940, he has been wounded.

Private Asch, wounded in France while serving with the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, is the son of Mrs. J. C. Asch, of 457 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount. He enlisted in May, 1942, and went overseas in April of this year.

Private Klein, 20. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Klein, of 4284 De Bullion street, has been reported injured in Italy.

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