l’ vii. 1245

A '1 You Know’! -

' ‘y 1n us: ti sdm“ or who Mulaswgre ‘n “uh "l, Latin, Gm

' Gewngtry and Phi‘

‘ .' ,_ Reicllsniarahal Gocring. Wh°5e frightened the lvlarslial Albert commander-

Front.

United

9 mud hind‘ FlVld (‘rpflllfill

. and six-year-olti h“ ﬂlltl \\'i\S iioim today l0

y Headquarters. Details m“ tug-y capture were not

top Nazis to hands. Goerinl! lfﬁllCﬁll to execu- April 2-1 when he llv. Giiering. Wk‘? ng Reich. ills Air Force

- given. ' or the ll

t ' r way through WllO were Bilardinrt 5.. lit ncicn and Mimi"!

liidc-uut in this i relief. 119937911!‘ nzi leader sur-

co Head Expects aliens Level Be Maintained

7T9 Toﬁcvl — ... preaid t, . leer? Steel and tion Limited at their meeting today that a high

d operations was expected 3

sniitlaincd _bv the 00mm!!!’ h slsnidiarlos during the

in reﬂection of de- ' war and domestic pur-

llrnoull. Haliiax, was b the board oi directors other members were re-elect-

operations in 19H o!

Mr. CroSs said that

ng down o! blast

' dlo to curtailment o! is tbs previous year full "V could not be resumed ind. One oi the serious ci- “ ths curtailment was that ﬁlter o! experienced Q wsro lost and when full

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Order Governing Sonics iiotsrs

A routine order govo

service voters in the tart m

Federal election has been isruodby .

National Deience Headquarters in accordance with the 1H4 Cansd an War Service Voting RAQula. oils

. Service voters sl is :- lcipate in the {Orthlggbirlgto 133$. election includes all service per ‘sonnel. irrespective o! ago, m; are British siblects and rssiden ‘in Canada rior to joining up iservicc. '1' ruling governs pgy. sonnel serving outside the Domin- ion ot Canada. members o! Cana-

. dlan services temporarily attached

to non-Canadian Allied compo“);- those on active service with Es Majesty's United Kingdom torus who enlisted um Janus-y 1.181.

Borvlw votlns is tbs hdsral election will take plscs twelve weak days from May I June 9. both inclusive. Units will be instructed by their Command- ing Oillcers as to the time and date votes will bs cast in their rs- spectivs areas.

votes or service personnel will be cast before an oilicer assigned to that duty. Each ballot is s-p- plicable only to the electoral dis- trict in which the voter was resi- dent beiore enlisting.

Regulations have also been issued for the Ontario provincial election in accordance with the 1945 Ori- tario Active Service Voting Regu- lations.

Voting qualiﬁcations are sub- stantially the same as those relat- ing to the ral election but sc" vice voting in the Ontario prov‘ cial election will take place I tiveen May 30 and June 4, b inclusive.

durlﬁ the to

Executive Meeting Diocesan 0. W. L.

A meetl o1 c _ ecutive otnzthe Jliréiifwlmﬁ. League was held in the uiguo T001115. Charlottetown on Saturday afternoon. May 5. Business trans- acted'ilicluded the ﬁlling out or nomination wballot {or National convent on be held Jug; 1542 in Montreal

e usual Diocesan voted to be presented menccmenl. exercises of 5t. Dun- scans University Prince o! Wglo; College and Kinlcora High sensor,

Mrs. J. Austin ny, moan" President, who pro; o“ ‘o, ‘h, meetin will attend no National conven on as voting dslsgsts the Diocese. Mrs. G. Parnell Mo- l Manon was elected alternate dele-

a e

T6 mark the Silver Jubilee or

the Catholic Wome ‘s

Canada. a history o? ma“. o’

is brine prepared for the National

convention. A sincere vote oi. thanks was tendered Mrs. Prank

Milffﬂy who has compiled the

history o! this diocese since its

ﬂrsanization years ago. This

was on motion o1 Mrs. G. . McMahon seconded by Mrs. J. A. . Bwvm. Grand River, and support-

ed by Mrs. W. J. P. McMill n.

Two resolutions were presented by the convener i'or the approval o! the meeting, the iirst dealing with tho divorce evil in and the second exton

l were ngatn required III had to be repladcd by also lacked the skilled ex-

od those who had left

nus actory. 1mm FOR. MUSEUM

"' England —- (OP) — York lg u 1:5 old streets, to lay m. oils again, rebuild and .But tlic most picturesque I ms transferred completely ~ museum -- shops, cobbles. rs. standards and ooli rcn can borrow cloihesznnd strut down the ec

“Your home test.‘ ' -~ can bring- you

Y"! ‘complexion wi you: You ii find your shoulders "m" Years younicr. Wily? d“ Pompro epr dear. was Palmolive Soa baths ‘i Y! IfN-vlbyfm/Jr. u: face , wlril din: and make-up, ‘(ml)’ and soon your com- “?! "slll-Yrbls Joftnsl: and ages ﬂme._'l"hat nccdn‘: hro n (mph-VICE. Palmolive 08%: "H0 keep it radlsnrly lovely. "Myer-aw In r4 duysl H f“! 3 times a clay with *- Iﬂrl each time, ufil/l a

mgilage Palmolive lather

"l lust 14 days]

p mom/E 8 ~ I o

sym- gathy to the family of tho late resident Roosevelt.

Those were approved ﬂ drdfted for presentation at the National convention. Members oi’ the execu- tive were present rrom Charlotte- town, Indian River, Grand River, Summeriield and Remington. Meeting adjourned.

FANNING SCHOOL

Honor roll oi Fsnn School.

Grade X Sr.-l, Edyt o Donald; 2, Robert Murphy.

Grade X Jr.—~l. Charlene Owen; l, Doroth Murplgé s, Janet Auld.

Grade X-l. ris Stewart; 2. Elaine Bryanton; 8, Audrey Mac- Klnnon.

Grade VIII-l, Owen MacGougan

G de VII-l, Donald Macken-

Grade vr-l. Anahsl Auld; s. MncKinnon; l. Joan

attendance - Edythel Donald; Robert Murphv, Charlene Owen, Dornth Mus-p , Elaine Bryantoli, Do Stow , William Auld, Ra h C , Donald MacKensie, Anabel Auld. Joan Beairsto. Frances MsoKsnsie. . fred Anderson, Lliilian Crop‘! Cerna Bryanton. James R. Murphy, Prinolpil‘

Primary Department

Grade V-l, Vivian Bryant. 2. Janet. MacKinnon; s, Ell:

Woodside. Grade IV-l, Mary MacNutt; 2, ' 8, Donald

Mary MacGougan, Beairsto.

Grade III-l. Vernon Msclien- zieé Zaboﬁoth Croaisr.

and Joyce MacKensie. equal; 2, Georgie Llockhart. Grade I ial-l, Ralph Craig: ". grncstﬁn Belirsw; 3, Ostherl" a

c .

Grade I (bl-l, Ildon Mac" zie. Harold Wall. llll.

Grade I tel-l. ra Wai‘ Shirley Green and Joyce Br; equal; 3, Shirley Crosier.

llslsn orinhsr, llsls‘

UPTON AND VIOIIITY

The le o! Upton ass gi. to scs . Murdock Maclsod back aiter spending the winter in USA.

ilsh lobsters Dingwell.

Mr. Seymour Taylor the local. thrcshcr and sawyer has pretty! well wound-up his routs for the season. _

Mi‘. Jack Judson spent tho wccir- end in Red House, the guest o! Mr. Howard W d.

Mr. Hamid ‘raylor recently mot- orercl‘ to Man u?’ on business.

c pup s o pton re ro- gresslng isvorsbl under their‘ teacher, Miss Flo c8wsin.

Mr. Wallace Tumor wss s rs- cent visitor at Dundas. the guest or Mr. James Camipbsli. ,

Mr. Edgar Whitock, Charlotte- town. made a business trip to U ton last week

with Mr. Joseph

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F\l\sF\'

. Stirling MacDonald was s recent week-end visitor at Culli- berlsnd Hill the guest o! Mr. J s. MacDonald. .

ISA

h Champion; 3, Wll-l .

Mr. Wilired Judson has leit to!‘

Mr. Jack Judson has been drlv_ in; his horse liaison Sun. by Sampson Hal, out oi Jessica the Croat. > '

Mr. Georg cent visitor st guest or Mr. Win. Taylor.

._.._

Mr. Homer Turner. the ‘ismous fiddler business with Jeasure in a trip to Fortune Road. ,

p‘ Ceorsa Stud are ensa ng wood and crushing grain at act's Mill.

w. Trulovo Taylor, one oi Up-

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jlzz fsnalzr 01"l‘i:3'l‘OWl§l‘ GUARDIAN

THE HONORABLE

JOHN BRACKEN

"l speak to you as one who Seeks to correct tlie major social injustice of our day! The unfair share of the nat- ional income that goes ' to farmers and farm women and

farm workers." 77in Hon. John B1116???"

Mr. Bracken will be accompanied by Mr. Henry Borden, nephew of the late Sir Robert Borden,

Premier. I

GK-

“The present government has succeeded by its policies only in perpetuating a lower stan- dard of living upon the far- mers of Canada than they

deserve." The Hon. John Rrackm

§FO§OQQ O-O'P§'YOQ ff§f'.¢

Because radio time is not available, ‘Mr. Bracken’s speech will not be heard over the air.

LEADER OF THE

“ROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY

WILL DELIVER

THE OPENING SPEECH

or ms CAMPAIGN

iT Km I G H T

AT THE

CHARLOTTETOWN FORUM

Mr. Brackeifs visit to Charlottetown, originally scheduled to! yesterday, had to be postponed on account of V-E Day

e Celebrations

INSEBTED BY

..,_..

LONG CR ‘ ‘

a Yorston was a re-

Strathcona the Th‘?

will: Creek Young People's Union was held in thc Church Tuesday

regular

Erma Maclsenzic, presiding.

Meeting opened by singing hymn “Birssed ASt-ilFnllCE Jesus is hilnc". Scripture lLnSUH iavlr the evening:

., , __ was bL-Jihei: ssh c_i:ipt'-r, read b; n“ Y°"‘°“,,§“§, 5%’. Norma Shaw, iollowed by prayer by Rev. A. E. Tend.

Minutes oi tile inaw. meeting uerei read,b_\' l Lcod.

irom ‘Upton, combined

the Secretary, Vern Mac~

lmV-"i Pllmlllflﬁlllil’ lﬂlllls fﬂlllwlel llllnlgncnbcrs with a verse begin- visitors attending. The pi'c.~idc.ir,‘l\irs. has his .~lleel1 shearing completed; voumu“; l" “"5 ~‘°“5°“- sirigillg\ hymn "My Faith Looksﬁilenfd lupA Elton. program was put on o! WE"! "Rd M"! RDDYKIYNI- -— . , {reading by Shirley Stretch, Norma llvn amounted l0 3° "Wm"? °I Jle-Streich. Vera MacLeod. ‘Jlviectig closcxdlvby ssingling ldiyalln . ‘csus ver o .\' ou" an e evening. May 2. with the president, , Mizpah Benedmkm The remainder oi the evening as spent in practicing for con:

, , , Royalty Women's m“ “ll “u ‘msnml b5 held at tho home oi Mrs. Gordon

rm: PRINCE EDWARD isnaso rnoormssivr: CONSERVATIVE Kssocrarrow.

V-‘withitlle letter G. The dc- S!!!“ powlbelg, “gld-lwglilouilgfslaflﬁt: M _ J M 1 1_~_ ~.-"; 5| mil pleasing sum oi $25.25 and whcn' closed by r5 nmfnsecilli; univltllp "c2231 ill $3.25 was collected at lunch time Minutes oi last llgqillllg‘ggﬂlflolllgislioitlgigzffgibglgs and add- cc- . - . mqdo mo; The dsecaetai-y 1- treasurer an]; 'me;nbc ‘lip icc was paid. .noulice t ere s now enoug u‘ ‘so 22322.’. this" "mi- A rs. es owen or nwcra sell . 4 - ~ - to her by the Institute during hcr' I! WIS 118F994 BROWN‘ MICUOH w recent illness. The sick commir- b? i511! n?! mgnthn altkthellhlolanciﬁ p S the t"; reponled no sick cans madmgomlnlller 'f)xl‘n0l'lEYl IIlIlW-eilli‘! Mr: PM ‘Ignri-[glllxoﬁa-Fyn[Sillgyili p y 1.: ‘ . lllirr" rind Mrs. Flta-nleyt w. ‘l . lc§c o H: ' - 5,2 12$"; ““°°‘ t‘ . “w” the... §l...ln".?.‘.“i‘éln;‘ ‘$312M g t before ncit lﬂPﬁillls. \ » > ; ___... The Tuberculosis Lragilc qilos- mililill- I meeting of West tlonnaire was road and questions, MPPllllF Clﬁsﬂd will! ll" Nﬂ-j Instill,“ w” 43%: m iinnal Anthem and lunch was o donated articles were then ﬁefVed bl Comm"!!! in ﬂllfll- l

period was Ru. out THAT

Theo? unison.

llﬁltriot please copy) WEST ROYALTY WJ.

The Mil‘

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