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Births SMOLEN, On Aug. 7th, 1944. in De Ridder, to Private and Mrs. Daniel Smolen (nee Rose Capian), of Montreal. a son.

SPIVOCK. AL the Jewish General Hospital, on Aug. 7th, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. Nut Both Spivock (hee Sally Rosenberg), a son.

well. WARD, To Mr. and Mrm. Harry Ward, at the Homeopathic Hospital, on Aug. 4th, a brother for Carolyn and Margaret.

WATKINS. At the Royal and Victoria Mira. Hospital, 4th, to Mr. Geoffrey Watkins, a boy. WILKINS.

At the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital, on Aug, 5th, 1944, to and Mrs. C. (nee Carol Macarthur), daughter, Caroline Ann. Engagements Mr. and Mra.

Hyman Simons wish to Announce the engagement of their daughter, Lillian of Ruth, Mrs. to M. Wolf SilSaul Silverman, son verman and the late Mr. Louis Silverman. ZAKLOS-AVRUTICK.

Rev. and Mrs. F. Avrutick wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Abraham, son of Mr. and Mra.

H. Zaklos. Marriages CAPENER-MITCHELL. Mr. Asbestos, and Mra.

Henry announce the marriage of their P.Q., daughter, Elsie Doris, to L.A. C. Dennis Richard Capener, R.A.F., of London, which took place recently in Montreal, with reception Queen's Hotel. DARLINGTON-SINCLAIR. On July 29th, 1944, at the United Church Manse, Longueuil, the Rev, W.

P. Tanner, Hazel Margaret, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Duncan T. Sinclair, of Montreal, to Frederick Darlington, son of Mr.

and Mrs. R. Darlington, of Liverpool, England. SMITH-GEDDES. At St.

Clement's Church, Verdun. on Aug. 5th. Winnifred, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

D. Geddes, of Cote St. Paul, Montreal, to Pte. William Smith, R.C.O C. son of the late Mr.

James Smith of Tarland, Scotland, and Mrs. S. D. Smith, of Montreal. Deaths BALLANTYNE.

In this city, Aug. 7th, 1944 William McCaw. Ballantyne, of 770 Godin Verdun, age 43 veara. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountain 3 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery, BATISTE. At the Woman's General Hospital, on Aug. 6th, 1944, Katherine Hiscock, beloved wife of Batiste, of 2437 Ryde Joseph in her 56th year. Funeral from the Collins-Fetterly Chapel, 2035 Wellington on Tues, at 4 p.m. Interment Codroy, Newfoundland.

BENNET. Accidentally, on Aug 7th, 1944, at Cheticamp, Cape Breton, while on active duty with the R.C. A.F., W.A.J. (BIll) Bennet, beloved eldest son of Mrs. Bennet and the late Captain G.

Arthur Bennet, R.C.E. Funeral notice later. BOWLES. At his residence, 1476 Morgan on Aug. 6th, 1944 Joseph Bowles, dearly beloved husband of Hannah Turner, aged 60 Funeral service at Robt.

M. years. White Chapel, 4238 Adam on Aug. 9th, at 2 p.m. CLARKE.

At Ste. Anne's Military Hospital, James Clarke, in his 60th year. Funeral from Seale Son Funeral Home, 2182 St. Catherine Aug. 8th, 1944, at 3 p.m.

to Mount Royal Cemetery. DICE. At the residence of her granddaughter, Mrs. H. Rochon, 4695 Lafontaine on Aug.

8th, 1944, Annie Ford King, beloved wife of the late Capt. Henry Dice, in her 80th year. Funeral service at Robt. M. White Chapel, 10th, 4238 1944, at Adam 2 p.m.

Aug. Burial Mount Royal Cemetery. Toronto papers please copy. FLYNN. At Verdun, on Aug.

7th, Agnes Fletcher, beloved wife of Richard J. Flynn, age 75 years. in the Chapel of Tees St. Service Luke and Towers at 9.30 a.m. GODUE.

At Knowlton, on Aug. 8th, 1944, William Godue, dearly beloved husband of Mary Cutter, In 93rd year. Funeral service from residence, Aug. 10th, at This 2.30 p.m. Interment at Knowlton, Que.

At the residence of her sister Mrs. Earl Banner of HARRIS: Marshfield, Mrs. Earl Harris Deirdre "Dee" Campton), beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Campton, sister of Moyra, Ruth: brothers Albert, Clisden and Mark.

Funeral was held at 2 p.m. from Seaview Chapel. Marshfleld, Mass. Interment in Marshfield, Mass. IRONSTONE.

At her residence, Sudbury, Aug. 8th, 1944, Rose Ironstone (nee Hart) beloved wife of the late Hyman Ironstone. Surviving daughters, Mrs. B. Kelber, Montreal; Mrs.

Z. Lessor, of Sudbury; sons, Joseph, of Sudbury: Dr. Paul, of Toronto; Dr. Harry, of Rouyn; ten grandchildren, two brothers, A. M.

Hart, of Ottawa, and H. S. Hart, of Montreal; two sisters, Mrs. A. Braiver, of New York City, and Mrs.

M. Bralver, also of New York. Funeral from Paperman's Chapel, Aug. at p.m, LONG. On Aug.

8th, 1944, at her late residence, 3766 Wilson Christina S. Long, beloved sister of Miss E. H. Long and R. W.

Long, age 82 years. Remains leave the Chapel of Tees St. Luke and Towers Sta. this evening at 10 p.m. for service and interment in London, Thurs, afternoon.

on Aug. 6th, 1944, Catherine MacLEAN. A At Morin Heights, Joan MacLean, dearly beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John MacLean, of 971 Clifton aged 4 years.

Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain at 2 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery. MORRIS. Accidentally, at Greenwood, N.S., on Aug.

7th, 1944, Pilot Officer Lionel Joseph Morris, R.C.A.F., in his 22nd vear, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morris, of 8 Grenville Westmount. Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University on Aug. 9th, at 2 p.m., to Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery.

NOEL. At Cote de Liesse Aug. 7th, Janvier Noel, beloved husband of Zoe Beaulieu. in his 68th year. Funeral Thurs.

morning at 10 a.m. at St. Laurent's Church. PALAMAS. Suddenly at Lausanne, Switzerland, Dorothea Hebden, beloved wife of Leandros Coste Palamas.

Florist J. Nielsen, Grower FUNERAL FLOWERS DUPUIS DECARIE AT. 1184 FLORISTS ESTABLISHED 1839 MONTREAL St. Catherine at Guy FI. 2.491 Greenhouse Shop WE.

2718 Mt. Royal Hotel PL. 4550 MONUMENTS SMITH BROS. EST. 1882 2110 BLEURY ST.

MA.1420 CATALOGUE ON REQUEST 00 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, TUESDAY, ACOUST 1944 Birthe, Marriages, Deaths, Approaching Requiem Mare Mass, Engagements, viages, words, part lines counted as Full lines. 30 cents per count line of Minimum charge 1.50 per day, 20 In cents per Memoriam count and line of 6 words, part Carda of Thanks counted as full lines. Minimum lines charge 1.00 per day. Additional lines of verse or quotation count line or part line. 20 cents per Births Marriages, Deaths) To Writer C.

R. Bawn at the Royal VicBAWN, and Bawn, on Aug. 6th. toria, Hospital, girl, BLAMPIED. At the St.

d'Are Mra. Hospital, on Aug. Blampled 8th, (nee and G. W. Butler), daughter, Monica "Peggy" Audrey Lee Joan.

Both doing well. CLAYMAN, At the Jewish General Aug. 5th. 1944, Mr. Hospital, on Clayman (nee Rita Kert), Mrs.

Moe daughter, sister to Stephen. a At the Homeopathic DAVIS. Aux. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs.

Hospital, J. W. Davis, of a Lachute, daughter. At the Catherine, Booth DUNK. 1944, to William W.

Dunk, A Hospital, on Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Anne. Both son, a brother to well. To Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. HUNT. the Montreal General HosHunt, at Division, on Fri.

pital, Western Aug. 4th, a daughter. LAUER. At the Jewish General Aug. 7th, 1944, to Mr.

Hospital on and Mrs. S. Lauer (nee Florence Schwartzman), 8. son. Brother to Naomi.

Both doing well. LAZARE, At the Jewish General Hospital on Aug. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lazare (nee Sally Friberg), a son.

Both well. MARON, At the Jewish General Aug. 8th, 1944, to Mr. Hospital, on and Mra. Philip Maron (nee Gladys Ruth Cohen), a 801.

Both well. Winnipeg papers please copy. NAIMARK. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Aux. 7th.

1944, to Mr. and Mra. Bernard Naimark (nee Ruth Cohen), a daughter. Both well. PHILLIPS.

At the Western Hospital on Aug. 6th, 1944, to Mr and Mra. Fred W. Phillips, Jr. (nee Ethel R.

King), a son. RADFORD, Flt. Sgt. and Mrs. G.

Walter Radford (nee Phyllis Adele announce the birth of 8 Hanley), son on Aug. 7th. 1944, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, REID. At the Woman's General Hospital on Aug. 3rd, 1944, to Marion (nee Topp), and Thomas H.

Reid, son. SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEVOLENT ASSN. INVERGORDON CAMP Funeral service on the death ot our late Bro. William Ballantyne, will take place in the Chapel of Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountain Street, tonight, Tuesday, August 8th, 1944, at 8.30 o'clock. Members are requested to attend. D. GRUNDIE. Secretary, Derry L.O.L, 224 Members the above lodge are requested to of, attend funeral service for our late brother George E.

Ellacott at the Chapel of Tees corner Tower and Et. Luke Tuesday, Aug. 8th, at 9 p.m. Brethren of sister lodges are requested to attend. BY, order.

A. CHISAMORE, Regalia. W. M. Victory Lodge No.

94, A.F. A.M. C.R.Q. Brethren of the above lodge are requested to attend the funeral vice for our late brother, Joseph Bowles, at the funeral parlors of Robert M. White, 4238 Adam Maisonneuve, tonight at 8 o'clock.

By command of the W.M. W. J. YEARSLEY, P.M., Regalia. Secretary, Fairmount Chapter, No.

14, R.A.M., G.C.Q. The Companions of the above Chapter are requested to attend the funeral of our late Companion Isaiah Trudeau, on Wednesday August 9th, 1944, from Emmanuel Church. 1485 Drummond at 2.00 P.M. Members of Sister Chapters invited to attend. By Order of the Ex.

Z. PETER YULE, P.Z., Scribe E. PL. 4444 And Plants Every Obtainable House of flowers Ine. Mountain and Sherbrooke J.

F. Wilson Funeral Directors Our Chapel is equipped with Hammond Organ (24 Hours Service) PHONE 5531 Verdun Ave. YORK (at EGAN Ave.) 3404 FRANK M. FERON One Office Only Reg'd. Funeral Director 1346 Dorchester St.

West Marquette Mortuary Est. 7858 Chapel 80 years. Now under management of GARFIELD MULLINS D.A.Collins FuneRAL HOMe 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. DEXTER 1149 Modern Chapel WITH "HAMMOND" ORGAN Auto Pioneer Dies in Ontario HAMILTON, Aug.

the 8 -(C. P) John Moodie, 84, man who brought the first automobile to Canada and a pioneer In the electric power industry, died today at his home in nearby Port Nelson, He was one of the backers of the company which brought Turbinia, the first turbine steamer, the to the Great, 1 Lakes. Hamilton, Mr. Moodie founded Moodie Knitting Company, in 1882 and later joined his father, John Moodie, as a backer of the Hamilton Cataract Power Company, In 1898, Mr. Moodie brought a Winston automobile to Canada and made headline news by driving, along the beach at 25 miles per hour.

He went to England to supervise the building of the long, slender and heavily powered Turbinia and came back to Canada on the steamer's maiden voyage. The vessel was put into service between Hamilton and Toronto and was used as a troop transport in the First Great War. P) to at his a Thermometers were invented by Galileo in 1592. Newport "FLUFFS" Plump grains of nourishing Roasted and A The Ideal warm weather cereal, Newport Appetizing nut like flavor. FINE GLASSWARE in every puckage REPORTED MISSING: Donald T.

son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ryan, of 6 Sunnyside avenue, who has been reported missing after air operations.

Leaving Sir George Witliams College in October, 1940, to join the R.C.A.F., he won his wings at Brantford, in June, 1941, and proceeded overseas. I. Trudeau Dies In 75th Year Isaiah Trudeau, manager of the department of the T. decorating, in this city for many years. died in his 75th year at his home, 5263 Cartier street, yesterday.

He had been ill for some time. Mr. Trudeau was born in Belle Riviere, and was educated at Pointe-aux-Trembles College. In 1911 he joined the staff of Goodwin's, Limited, as an executive officer, and remained with that firm until it merged with the T. Eaton Company, In 1925, at which time he was appointed manager of the decorating department.

He retained this post until two years ago, when he was granted sick leave. In 1894 he married the former Lillian Arthur of Montreal, who died in 1942. Active community work, he was a life member of Waverly Lodge, A.F.A.M.; a member of the Fairmount Chapter, Royal Arch Mason; a Shriner; and a member Melita Preceptory. Mr. Trudeau leaves: a son, Victor; two daughters, Mrs.

Hayward Dansereau and Miss Olive Trudeau; a brother, Elie, of Dominion Oil Cloth Linoleum and a granddaughter, Miss Audrey Dansereau. Rev. Harvey Campbell will conduct the funeral service, to be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Emmanuel Church. Burial will be in Belle Riviere.

GET WAGE INCREASE (C.P.) A increase five cents an QUEBEC, Aug. 8 all employes of Lynn Mewage hour for Leod Metallurgy at Thetford Mines, by the Quebec Regional Labor was announced yesterday Board. Deaths Hospital, RAWLINGS. on Aug. 7th.

1944, Violet At the Homeopathic 58 years, of 4982 Mary Poland, age beloved wife of Queen William Mary Arthur Rawlings. Funeral from D. Collins' Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke on Aug. 9th, at 10 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery, RIOPEL.

On Aug. 6th, (Advocate), 1944, Capt. son Marc Maurice Riopel of Riopel, Superintendent Berthe of Tranquil. Funeral from the Parlors Recorder's Court, and of Bonnier, Duclos, and Bonnier, 3903 Papineau Aug. 9th, at 8.10 a.m.

to Immaculate Conception Church. Burial Julien Cemetery. County of Montcalm. TRUDEAU. At his late residence, 5263 Cartier on Aug.

7th, 1944, Isaiah Trudeau, husband of the late Lillian Arthur, in his 75th year. Remains resting at the Armstrong Chapel, 3425 Park 'Ave. Church, Funeral ser- 1485 vice at Emmanuel Drummond on Aug. 9th, at 2 p.m, Deaths On Active Service MONTGOMERY. Frank Montgomery, age 25 years, killed 26th.

on active service in France, July 1944, youngest and beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery, 4617 Lafontaine St. MUNRO. July 25th, 1944, while on Active Service in France, Pte.

Peter Munro, age 23, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Munro, 5434 Pie IX Rosemount, PORTER. William James.

of the Black Watch, killed in action in France, on July 27th, 1944, in his 28th year. Home address, 5604, St. Dominique Montreal. STACK. Killed on active service 21st of July, 1944, Edward Francis Stack, 1st Batt.

The Black Watch, eldest and dearly beloved son and Mrs. E. Stack, of 6307 Beaulieu Ville Emard. 111 Memoriant The Star will furnish on request booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. DORFMAN.

In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Hyman L. Dorfman, who passed away Aug. 8th. 1941. will never be forgotten, Never will his memory fade." Ever remembered by his wife and children.

FORD. In loving memory of a dear husband and father Arthur Ernest Haldane Ford, who passed away Aug. 8th, 1941. Always remembered by wife and son, FOSTER. In loving memory of our brother, Geo.

J. Foster, who entered into rest Aug. 8th. 1942. "He fought the fight The battle won And entered into rest." Inserted by sisters and brothers (Frank overseas).

FYCKES. In loving memory of dear father who passed away Aug. 6th, 1941. Always in our thoughts. Carlyle (overseas), and Hilda.

GOLDSTEIN. In loving memory of our dear mother, Hannah Phillips Goldstein, who passed away Aug. 8th, 1940. Ever remembered by her children. SALOMON.

In loving memory of our dear mother, Rose Blumenthal Salomon, who passed away Aug. 8th, 1913. "There is link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance live forever." Ever remembered by Moe, Louis, George, Rae and Sadie. WILLIAMSON, In loving, memory of a dear husband James Henry, who passed away Aug.

8th, 1941. "Until the day break, and the shadows flee Remembered by his wife and family. Requiem Mass STACK. Mass will be sung at Holy Cross Church, Ville Emard, on Aug. 9th, 1944.

art 8.30 a.m. for the repose of the soul of the late Edward Stack, who was killed in action in Normandy, July 21st. 1944, while serving with the 1st Batt. The Black Watch, R.H.R., of Canada. Members of the Black Watch take note.

Card of Thanks THANKS to St. Jude for favor oh- tained with promise to publish. H. M. KILLED IN CRASH: Lionel Joseph Morris, 21, son Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Morris, of 8 Grenville avenue, Westmount, who was killed yesterday in a plane collision at Greenwood, N.S. Both aircraft were on manoeuvres at the time. Educated at Roslyn School, Westmount High School and Queen's University, Pilot Officer Morris joined the R.C.A.F. in October, 1942.

Besides his parents, he leaves a brother, Lieut. Norman, of the U.S.N.R., and a sister, Frances. A funeral service will be held at the chapel of Wm. Wray, University street, at 2 p.m. tomorrow, with burial in Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery, WOUNDED: Major Robert -Blank Stoller Photo.

P. Rothschild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rothschild, of Montreal, and St. Johns, been reported severely wounded in France according to word received here by his parents.

A graduate of Westmount High School, McGill University, and Royal Military College, he enlisted at the outbreak of war and was posted on the Atlantic Coast as anti-aircraft gunner instructor. Major Rothschild was a member of the Canadian advance party that left Canada for overseas in November, 1939, to prepare for arrival of first contingent. He is a graduate of the first Canadian Junior Officers' Staff College in England. Woman Dies After Ontario Boat Rescue MINAKI, Ont, Aug. 8 (C.P.) Mrs.

Harriet Campbell, 52, of Winnipeg, died of a heart attack here Sunday following sinking of the Holst Point boat on which she had been a passenger. The boat hit a submerged rock and sank almost immediately. All 17 passengers on board reached shore safely. Mrs, Campbell died three hours later. The sinking occurred late Sunday afternoon and the passengers were taken to Holst Point in boats which came to their aid.

Nonswimmers were assisted by those who could swim until the rescue boats arrived. Bomb Explodes Killing Youngster UPPER BELMONT, N.S., Aug. 8 -(CP)-A trench mortar bomb exploded when two youngsters tried to dismantle it in a barn here last night, killing one of the youngsters and critically injuring the other. Nine-year-old Eric Staples was killed almost instantly and Frank Staples, 14, his cousin, was seriously hurt when the bomb went off as they tinkered with it after clamping it in a vise. The boys had found the missile while playing about the Staples home in this village near Truro.

Air Marshal Boyd Dies in Britain LONDON, Aug. 8-(B. U. Air Marshal Owen Tudor Boyd, 54, who was captured in Sicily in 1940 and escaped from an Italian prison camp, died Saturday, his family announced today. With Gen.

Sir Richard O'Connor and Lieut. -Gen. Philip Neame he escaped from prison camp at the time of Italy's surrender. His duties since his escape and the cause of his death were not announced. SOLID DENTIFRICE (TOOTH POWDER IN SOLID FORM) Popular size Large size 406 loeal for OVERSEAS PARCELS Can't squash, spill or break! INSOMNIA) TAKE Sleepex KELLOGG'S ASTHMA ASTHMA HAY FEVER WOUNDED IN NORmandy: Lieut.

Fernand Dostie, 28, who has been reported wounded in Normandy, according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexandre Dostle, of 3702 St. Denis street. After two years with the McGill C.O.T.C., he took an O.T.C.

course at Brockville, where he was commissioned in 1942. He went overseas in 1943 and was posted to Les Fusiliers MontRoyal. Before enlisting, Lieutenant Dostie was employed by WOUNDED IN NORmandy: the Provincial Revenue, Department and the Montreal Metropolitan Commission. R.C.A.F. Issues Casualties OTTAWA, Aug.

8 The R.C.A.F. issues the 954th casualty list of the war 8.8 follows: OVERSEAS KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE LEMMON, Ralph Ernest, Sandwich East, Ont. MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE AFTER AIR OPERATIONS ASHLEIGH, David Douglas, Toronto. EVANS, Thomas Govan, Winnipeg, Man. THOMPSON.

Thomas Wellwood, Toronto. WILSON, Jack, Prince Albert, Sask. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED PRIS. ONER OF WAR--NOW REPORTED SAFE UNITED KINGDOM BARLOW, Lawrence Daniel Patrick, Burke, South Dakota, U.S.A. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS.

ING ON ACTIVE SERVICE--NOW REPORTED PRISONER OF WAR GERMANY. BAKER, Eli, D.F.C., Ottawa. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING ON ACTIVE SERVICE--NOW FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES PRESUMED DEAD SCOTT. David Gilbert, Port Colborne, Ont. CANADA KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE BAKER, Alwyn Royce, Murwillumbah, Australia.

BENNETT, Leen Herbert Bernard, Neutral Bay, Australia. McKITTRICK, Jack Curtis, Hurstville, Australia, DROWNED ACCIDENTALLY STEWART, Donald John, West Ewell, Surrey, England. WITCHERLEY, William Harold, Haworth, Keighley, Eng. Cats were trained to catch birds in ancient times; now we try to train them not do so. William A.

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We sincerely hope you will be able to purchase some and again enjoy its fine flavour. Last year practically all of British Columbia Salmon pack was diverted to war purposes and shipped to Great Britain. When world conditions again permit normal distribution it will once more be our pleasure to supply you with your maximum requirements of this well known brand. BRAND SALMON fancy Quality SALMON SOCKEYE PINK COHOE KETA ANGLO-BRITISH COLUMBIA PACKING COMPANY LTD. VANCOUVER.

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