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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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CRASWELL for Photographs.

CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- Ewfllflv» ANCE. L-918

Rev. W. A. Paterson. St. Peters. A xv. bmMawBfIaIi, moiitirose. held _

v- °- ‘"5- slmwlers - chili-ch Belfast OD Sunday July luv. Wm. verwolte, suinmerslde. ‘ - ’ ‘ _ Mr. J, P. Gordon, Charlottetown. §§,‘,f,‘,_‘“ u oclock m“y°‘-‘;°_ll'§‘l‘¥,_

Dr. J I-I. Ayers, Charlottetown- _____ FIRE LAST NIGHT-City fire-

Elect Officers

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The following is the list of the ax-uuilve uliicers in connection with the annual meeting of the TlDie society held lust Wednesday.

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MASONIC SERVICE will be in St John's Presbyterian

Dr. I-lj D. Johnston, Charlottetown. wag. kiugh Miller, lvl.A.. Cliarlotte- mm ilmmgulshezd a blaze m 31v,“ . ~ - cant ouse at 38 Fitzroy St. ast til; N‘ii’.“f€i.€li‘Z-'.ii“éiiiilifitffiiff 11.1». it w- 11- semd which Mr. flurry lvlucKuy. Mt. Stewart. has “awed “mm 3 week at “Mr. Ixeniieuy, Murray Harbor Adm?“- orth.

Mr. Russel Ileard, Fortune Cove. 0355K"? ANNIVERSARY — Rev. H. R, Bell, Kingsboro, Mi‘, and Mrs. W.J. Bmtvn of this Rev. G. C. Webster, Cniulotte- city are today quietly observing wn. their thlILY-SECOXIG wedding anni- Itev. A. IeDrew Gardner, Char- versary, lotuetown.

.____. Rev- J- H- Bisllvv. Carleton A SPECIAL evangelistic service RQY. A» D; sllnllllé- lfkli-illlflliill- will be held in Pleasant GroveUn- 1,&*l_‘-DD‘J1‘B01:§’)‘:~, pgla‘rii;l‘i-l,cluwlx il'(‘(l Church, Monday evening, July iwi- J M. lei-list“ Vuile-vlield. ' m" i" B l'~ "L b)‘ Adlum" Mel" Rev: Hdyward Mon,__,,-,uc_ cer of the Salvation Army. 7-11-11

“Mm” may. J. u. MURCIIISON of st.

1k. I- J. Gordon, cl1qr1Qtt¢tQ~,\-n, John will preach in N, Granville IO

Uiiiied Church at 11 a,m_, R058 Vlillcy at 3 pm. and Bradalbane United at 7.30. 7-11-11.

to Dominion 150-11" . NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN The Pffifllfilvlll- Church services Sunday, July 12: The $=¢1"i“~1‘1‘\' illlielllaifl- l0 am. Community Sunday School;

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_ T“ ll ivm. Morning Worship; 8 p Island Airivomen

CJYCHCIISII Biiptist Church ser- , vice. Rev. R. E, Shaw, minister.

Among Graduates - "i-ii-ii. T0 VISIT HERE - lVIr, G. W.

taster, Manager of the Pictou

mum LUUgC, Pictou, N. 5.. ‘will arrive ln

A“, the province tod‘ ia the'P.E.I.-

_, N5. ltrry. While hero he vvill cun-

“"° lei" with Ml‘. B. (jruhain Rogers.

O‘ supervisor of the P.E.I. 'I‘riwel Bur-

, p - -e.iu about matters pertaining to the

10s iiicluile:—~ LQLu1§§ mdu5n'y_

ii 1$ilIllii-———K. O. Gil- _____ lis, Forvst llili; .\I l. Ross, fvIiliiL-i- HONEYMOON COUPLE HERE _ iii‘; C. F, AluDoniiki, Si. Peter's All". uiid Mrs. Fenian Crulssinan, Ot- ELLDOLIXZ tiiivit, .ii'c spending their honeymoon

, “T? . . R-‘iii“.‘§.»..‘€f‘;‘ii3iif .“‘..-£ifs§i“c§i‘fi§ I USH WEDGE bilge 1)

Depolllo y Carter S: Co. 1.1g, ltepreseututlie

dish. M1‘. Ciossiiiaii is with tile Dc- __?-_ purtment of Customs in Ottawa. (Col illllCd from v ————-—- ' r " " LEAVES TODAY -—- Judge J. wnv which Mv . ' .. .. . .;i .; , . _ 0n i'et'i.rii to his home today after 09in“! [Emu “ ‘git; ‘,~"i.."d}nc‘;tl,i 2i short visit to the province. He haci a‘ ‘e ‘ ° “s ° the lgiiecisui-e of fishing in the MOI‘- The Geiman striifegy i: aimed gélme tgiyvtfligf d133,‘; and caught army forces

at wmppiiii: the Red _______ west oi‘ the Don lil i1 great sac, and (‘ARDIGAN Presbyterian church during v11 to ilic Volta lo isolate -The service arranged fflrSulltiay 731K’ (‘"519 Clint" 11¢‘. Jilly 12 ivill be postponed for one

Mill-mill 59ml? Tlmoshmlkoi Y‘?- iveek. The annual meeting of the aliziiig the pen], wiis reported Congregation “111 be held Tues- counter-attacking vigorously on the d_ , Juyy 14 at 2 pm. Re“ a German flanks. He was pictiivca Carlyle Webster, interim modem. a5 determined to sci.‘ the rich ea:£il ‘on 7_11-11_ and its ‘industrial establishments only at the highest price in Gcrmal. lives and iniiteriul.

Situation Seriou:

PROPERTY DEAL —- In one 0f the largest property deals coin- pleted in the city recently, four zitiloining buildings on Queen Street changed hands. They are those business residences now oc- - , ' i bv carter and COIUDRILV.

lThe German High Command clung. :,. .,, clniiiictl "tire Ifxlilllllsrgl enfiny" i5 $8,}; iititijrlltJ, JEIIIlXNIOIINThIS-rugsglilsi? 33m‘: giliskftlfid"i\hfg K1322, lgélstisb The property was purchased by the anecefilhaslbecii biokeii. Russian at- ,,-edW-,,.,}§’O°§§,§V°"3O,f,°m§g'}Y' tacks with tanks iiori-hivest of Vo- ' ' y Toned, “we Us rm, ,0 have cob Monaghan. It is understood that la med wi'li liewvy cauiuitics Rea the prose"! Fenanbs Wm Comm“ 8,7,2“, “gym fwd nbrunvcét 011i} liledflllifilflgS. The Woolworth Oitii “iill $¢i'Oll"fl'llllll[1'Y ‘lllti tank firm “m 000111))’ the nearby build- fo ceghwre cfliinicd "repulscd in m3 11.0w m ‘he “W59 0f Con‘ viélent nghnngl. and “mum breaclb struction ivliich Ls the property of e5 were sealed Hm mowed up m Mrs, Beatrice L. Recidin, South- counler-aitacks." Eiicircleci Rus- 9°“ aians southwest of Rzhev, nearest sector to Moscow, were asserted to hme fziilcil to break out. Gcimaiis claimed 390 tanks destroyed . l

The situation admittedly was ser- lous

BONSIIAW Y. P. U. —- The regu- Thi- lnr monthly social of the Boiishaw We" Y. P. U, was helldigln Juneilth in a . e meeting op-

evotional period led

the president. Miss Isabelle

cow forcsliiitiouitrld another violent gtliipthéilrs, ‘zléismesagoygce fir; e ll ie Grmaii gztiri- a '. r _ ‘e ' re y . gdwztqflfigfillxtfribfy’ ill llfllnbfllz there Cecil McPhiiil. nrayerywas Olfcrltd and iiirreiisecl their ixessiire vvili by M13 J. N~ Madtldlen- “Pd We heavy attzickk in several areas. The 19550“ for the Hem“? was ‘em P3’ , 1 L 000 Miss Dorothy MacDonald. Miss

High C°mm‘md - said “a 4’ Marie Crosby was appointed Secre- Gennans “we kmec-i 3nd 27 “m” ry protein" at the close of the bus- drstroyed near Krilinin in three mess Denocfthe pastor new D_ J‘ days “ml m“ gwnuas “Tecmd Morrison and Mrs. Morrison were nine Ge‘m:m.n'“‘“5' blew "9 1" escorted to the platform u= NIP-fit‘. . bridges liIld killcci 600 more of the J_ N_ Mflcpfldyex, and 11 w 51-2,“; 10B where the president on behalf of the society read an address of ao- BIRTHS preciation flor tile ihslsistance giver:

to this soc ety y e pastor an

CLEMENT- At the Prince County his wife during the past six years Hospital, Jilly 7. 194i’. to Corporal and expressed their regret at having and Mrs. J, H. Clement. a 5011- to part with them owing to their Charles Igt-onurcl. removal to the pastoral charge of

Brutlzilbanc and Miss Mite Mac- NORTON- M K1118’! COUHW. Donald on behalf of the society orc- Hospital, MontzigiicJiily 8,1942, t0 scntcd them with a lovely silver Mr, and Mrs. John Norton, Ahnan- casserole. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison dale a daughmq fittinttly replied expressing their ' deep npprecliiflon of the Rift and COUSINS - At Rose Valley on ihc happy hours spent with the Y. Tucstizrv, Jiilv Ttii, i942, to Mr. and l’. U. of Boiishaw during the ptist Mrs 51.“ 651151115 l, w“ six vears. A pleasing feature of the ' __ _ ' evening was the sinlzlng of several Gaelic selections by Rev. D. J. Mor- rison accompanied by Mrs- Morri- son, Refreshments were served by tho young qirls of the society imcler - the lcntici-shli) of Mrs. S. Hickvx. ~ Mrs, J. Boyce, Mrs. G. Carson ard “'11 Miss F, Shaw. The meeting was brought i0 a close by singing Blest Be The Tie That Binds and the National Anthem.

WONG. — Droivned at lvIiirmy Riv- (’l‘, ‘llliliKfifiliy. Jilly’ U, 1U . Iicgliiiild ll. Wong, ' .. Fllll('.l'ili from the Ciiiiiloi Airport, ltlimtiay, at ‘.1 o'clock. Iii- icriiieiit lcAr. plot, Sherwood Ceili- 0W1.

IILICDONALD - At 5 West Street Fritiuyg Jilly l0. 191k}, lPtPlliM ii B? Personals lyiziudoiiiilll, iii iii" Tilt your. Fllll- ‘?‘"‘—' . erii] lrolii his illia; l‘(3SlfiL"lltJ(‘. Siiii- MY- L- Rfiwr‘ Cleveland’ Phéo’ (lily, July l2, 5(’l'\'l(‘t'5 slllfilyllgu uIt 2 18 ill DIP-Willi "Emmi the Pr“ “c ' O'clock funeral leaving at .5413 . n- "i

‘ ~ . .. Mrs, AW. Hotlveli: of Toronto tcrnient PCUDlLS COIIKMI). u ‘visiting here she L! mglstered at liowarr- At Rfllll-“y Rivcipiit, T119 ¢lwr1°l1@i°“'"-

Jii‘9,1U2.l\/ "l'l.‘.1 31L,

efdttst 5Oll40i HNINNIIG M“ W-J- M"“”'~'h“n and mmny

liite Mrs. Empress llouzitt of 185 “H” I""‘"“‘?_”h1s mnmh for hnoclg;

Prince st, Cilflfl0i‘.(‘il)\\‘ll, trier. in "l"- Om» “he” M“ Mm" a“

gis forty-socoliid your, Pliiiiorril from ‘iafmiipd-

is liitc resiiciir-e. Ranvy River, '—‘__'

Ont, on Sriiui-dzi_v July ilih. sumakna" DWgNRS H crossmtan HCNVR. has riniirneri to dllv

“— g.“ after .- vory pleasant fiirlriiilh WW-"l Card of Thanks

hi,- wife and pircnf: in Cap“ ______ We wish to thank the people of

Traverse, PEI He we: accom-

pnnird brick to Halifax bv hi: wife. Fnretown for their kindness iiiirintz the illness and dcnth of Joseph

where Mrs Crossmnn had n. very

rnicyebie visit wl‘h relative: and

frirrfds Mrs, r7ro=sman has re-

iurnrd brick to Truro. N. S. wheoo

Riley. _ the will spend the slimmer with

Signed by Wife and Daughter. m,» mrrnfs. Mr. and Mrs. G ‘I-ly-ii. Macwilliaims.

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CONFERENCE TIIEMI

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown lnl North Wlltahir:

Phone I49

SACKVILLE. NB, July 10- (CPi-—"'TfI\\'flI'dS a christian Can- iiflfi." was announced tonight u me tlivme for the Maritime Young People's Conference of the United (lillfCh of Canada, The Cnnfvrence

Courses will be given in all pita:- e: of Young People’: wort. , "J

.0“. and the Bennett Pyke, Brigdon. Mo, lclives s

trill be held July 14-22, wl'h em- phasis on individual lommilmi-nts.

Appreciates Socks Supplied By lied Gross

Dear Miidam:-—-

It gives m: great pleasure at this moment to sit down and write to you and let you know how grateful i am to have received your sock: through that wonderful organization - none other ‘The Red Cross?! we: thrilled when I found your address and I thought it my duty to show my appreciation of the wonderful work you ladies are doing in help- ing the service men, hence this

I‘.

I have been in Canada quite awhile now and can assure you the people have done everything pN- sible to make me feel at home. I myself come from Gt. Yarmouth. England, and my branch of work in this horrible war i: an Anny Gunner on the Merchant Navy Ships, although I haven't been to sea for quite awhile a: I'm em- ployed by the D. E. M. for an i Fobllbly n my way back n the near future. However, a: 1011a as we keep busy helping the gunners who are on the ships the nger I shall have to stay. I must admit I have taken a llkin to Canada. The people also Imve made it quite interesting :0 with "lat mflybe that’: the reason-eh?

Well, dear lady, thank: again- so will close now wishing you the very best of luck always,

Yours sincerely, "Blnkie" Bedinglield. (Gnr. H. Bedlngfleid.)

The above letter by a Charlottetown lady who had Dlliced her name in a pair of sea- mens stockings which she knit for the P. E’, I. Division of the Cana- dian Red Cross Society,

SIGNS U. S.

___ (°Q1.1211§.<1_£21z1_1>3e@ _1>

W5 iette

was received

—-— \ blhcutting down the funds for hi: office.

00118165: also‘ ha: refused to vote money for subsidies to be paid pro. dueers, thus leading directly to the i5 per cent increase on the canned and dried fruit Pack for this sea-

Oil.

Immediately ahead is the mo- mentous decision which the war labor board l: to make concerni l f wage: for "little

. If the wages go up, a. seem likely, then the stablllza. tion_ of wages, vitilch was one of President Roosevelt's point§ in his anti-inflation statement two months 1180. goes up too-in smoke.

The Congressional Farm bloc, m, has been demonstrating ifs strength again, holding up the agricultural Supply bill until it can have its way on keeping all government- owned grain off the market unless ‘PB-Fill? prices, or better, are paid or .

U.S. Failure

These incidents all point to iii- slime cause-the United States, when ltflFlOpiEJd pzice control legislation, failed to put vrnges, salaries and certain basic commodities under the tent, it. ha: failed to hold down farm prices and ha: evolve a satisfactory system of subsidies.

The net result has been that leaks are discernible in the control dam which, if permitted to expand will engulf the whole economy oi the nation.

__Part of thhe trouble i: due to the

‘WTIIE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

illatiliilcn-lfelly c. wt. Broadcast Trinity NIIIQIIIFIIIIGII Island's m:

' Nuptials.

The marriage of Josephine Han- oea. dang late Mrs.

I the Nupthl . ho was Riven in mu- by her father. looked very ely in a street length ensemble of heavenly blue crepe with match- ing accessories end carried a. bou- quet of mixed flowers.

Kathleen Kelly. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and wore mist rose crepe with hat and shoe: to match and carried pink and white snap-dragons.

Mr. Louis Monaghiui of this city we: groomsman.

During the ceremony appropriate hymns were rendered,

Immediately following l-ne cere- monv breakfast was served at the home of the bride's father. to im- mediate relatives.

For travelling the bride wore : dressmaker model of canary yellow

with DYDWII trimmings and hat. B

shoes and bag to mritc .

Sgt. and Mrs. MacMlllan left for a snort honeymoon trip a-IDCI’ which they will reside in Halifax.

RUSSIAN BOMBERS

(Continued from P68: I)

for a total of 35.

(The Nazi High Command a:- serted: "Of the convoy, which still consisted of three steamer: with three destroyers and two escorts, all three steamers were :u.nk, two of them by submarines." ‘Ihus it sought to show that only three merchant ships escaped by running from the convoy.

(The Germans also claim to have sunk a United state; heavy cruise. in earlier attack: on the same 0on- voy, all purportedly by aerial or submarine action. There has been no German claim to action by their surface warships, and the High Command has denied that the Tir- pltz was attacked.

(British and American source: have made no statement concerning the fate of the convoy, but semi- officiai Ru§ian sources said Thurs- day that it had reached port safe- ly, as a result of the Russian sub- marine attmk on the 'I‘irpitz,)

Russian source: expressed confi- dence that severe damage had been inflicted on the strong German Elf-I, fleet which has been bombing ship's at sea and attacking Murmansk and other Kola, Peninsula. areas through which arms and ammunition lire flowing from Britain and the Unit-

ed States.

a fact that Henderson is disliked and

sometimes mistrusted by Congress. This is due, in part, with his re- fusal to play ball with Congress- men and Senators in the selection of candidates for Jobs ln hi: or- ganlzatlon so that, when his butl- get for $161,000,000 was sent to the House, it was Jumped on with mut- ed cries of vengeance and paien down to a. puny $75.000.000.

Meanwhile. the control s stem, just as the Cana- dian m e1, is popular with the average citizen, Judging by letters received at price administration headquarter: There have been oom- parzttively few complaints of viola- tlons, few indeed when it i: real- ized that 3,000,000 business estab- lishment: fell within flederal res- trictions. riot counting tens o- thousand: of landlords.

and then vanisheth away.

Upper Prince Street

Wlial: ls Your LiEe i?

It is even a. vapour, that appeareih for a little time,

(James 4:11).

DOUGLAS HOWARD and ERNEST SPRUNT are continuing their Special Meetings Sunday at 7 p.m. and Nightly (except Sat.) at 8 p.m.

the

GOSPEL TENT

Gayiown

7-11T1T.

IMPORIANT TRAiNS-PURTATION ANNOUNCEMENT

i FROM MONTREAL, BOSTON, ST. JOHN, MONCTON AND OTHER. MARITIME PROVINCE POINTS

FOR, SUNDAY CONNECTION VIA BORDEN-TORMENTINE ROUTE-

Arrangemenis have now been completed with The

Canadian N:-

tlnnnl Railways, The S.M.'l‘. Bus Services, and The I.M.T. (P.E.I.) Bu:

Services for a The necessity for this ha: been

arrangement: made C. N. on the BUS trip from Sackvillc to

tervcnlng Bu: Point: on thl: Sunday trip ONLY.

Leave Montreal Slturrhy evening Arrive Sackville 5.03 Sunday evening. lately thereafter for Tormenlhia. Arrive Summe

Charlottetown 11.35 P. M.

Leave Boston by BUS of Boston Saturday night A. M, Leave Sackvillo nbout 6.08 P.

Service from P. I. I. Sundays.

Sunday connection to and from Prince Edward Island. brought about by

travel and we fclt also that ll would Provide III Qiflrfl» member: of the armed force: on lenvo.

: Qolllilcllur: ha: been made and we Rys. through ticket: to P. E. I. are accepted

increased general day It homo for Th]: lg-the first time that :uch trust it vvlll be well patronized. By

Charlottetown, Summer-side and In-

vi: Cumlhn Notional llallvmyu. Leave Butvillo by Bu: immed- " I0 P. M. Arrive

12.01 noon snturihy (There I: no train out for s4. John) arrive Sackvfllo sundoy ll 11.46 M. for P. l. I.

By Bu: Leave Charlottetown I P. M.

Leave Summersfde 5.35 P. M. Connect at Aulu :2 9.15 P. M. with Bu:

for Monclon and St. John arriving

1.55 A. M.

For Sunday connection Bu: leave: Charlottetown service.

SLM.

for llallfn: and flydney go vi: Wood ' ‘

Mormon 10.30 P. M. and 8t. John

I A. M. and 12.45 Noon. Splendid

The regular Week Day Train. ‘Bu: and Air Service: Ire in effect a: uunil. Through i‘ llman to Monti-en! leave: Chcrlottetown daily (ex-

cept Sunday) :0 1 A. M. Maritime

Sunday at 0.35 A. M. ond 12.45

Conlul Airway: twice dnily ,‘

Noon from Chnrlottotawn and from

Burnmerside at 7.10 A. M. and 1.20 P. M.

SPEND YOUR OWN HOLIDAYS

SEND FOR OUR. LIST OF PLACES

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. TO STAY AND FIND OUT

ON

ABOUT THE DELIGIITFUL PLACES AND MODERATE COSTS AVAILABLE RIGHT HERE ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND- KNOW YOUR. OWN PROVINCE

The Prince Edward lshml Travel Bureau

I. Graham Began, Supervisor, CIIAILOTTEIOWN

I ‘I - v-Il-ll-

. Reverend A. . tlonul C.W.L. . Align:

tor.

flour the first Nntfoml Bund- uut by the Catholic Women’: Lani: on the 0.80. Nflloual Nel- vrork tonight ma: ten-thirty l0 eleven. Spaniel-u: Mn. I. A. Mu- C:hc, National President; Moll A. Vlohon, DD, N:- Chllllaln; M. Ion. L. Macdonnld, Naval Min-

7-11-11.

Medical A’ssn. Elects Slate

Dr. W. P. McBride of Kcnsingtnn was elected President of the Prince Edward Island Medical ' ,, the annual meeting in Charlotte- town. I-Ie succeed: Dr. J. P. Lent: of Charlottetown. Th: session w:: eld at Th: Charlottetown Howl and we: described n: "one of the largest and most enthusiastic in

years." Other officer: include, Vice- Preslderits: Prince County-Dr. W. , Bummerside: Queen’: —Dr. Owen Curtis, Bon- ' King’: County-Dr. Presto McIntyre. Montague; Secretary, Dr. E. S. Giddings, ze-elected, Charlottetown; Treasurer, Dr. I, ,1, Yeo, re-elected, Charlottetown. Member: of the executive com- mittee m: Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Charlottetown; Dr. Roy Quint 3nd Dr, J. C. Simpson, both of Sum- Yeo, Charlotte-

inerside, Dr. I. J. wn- I Dr. A. g. Arcelaizr. vezrkxaonlgtAl- :90 er a a :t ti: hotel. He i: pm- sldent of the Canadian Medical Association. Guests included Dr. gealyli and Dr. Whittingharn of oya Air F0 c - Dr‘ Mustard “roe, harlottetown,

ther seekers in addition to Dr. ‘Archer included, Dr, A, T Bum and Dr. fled Mac-K ' real: Dr. J. merslde; and Dr, J, of Charlottetown,

GASPE MEMBER

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been some more ship: sunk by en- emy submarines since the time of liahet first attack on May l1 and l2 as

"éltlll three hi r Pa" 0f 9- Pl-Shlllbmceonzoylaswegmilizlxil‘! pedoeg last Sunday night Qppgsite Cap Chat in the St. Lawrence River. I: t ter disposed to make

seriousness of the sltuat '

Mr- Macdonald was not in the House and the Prime Minitte lb reply.

e ."I think mv honorable friend we: the House when the Minister of National Defence for naval services

American pHCt. c,

f in the St. Lawrence," he said.

"He made it quite clear that them would be 11 Proper time ior the gov- ernment to make an announcement of any event of that kind, out that premature announcements weie only serving the ends of the enemy anti would not help the end: of aelence in Canada.

"If my honorable friend will al- low me to say so, I think he should have conferred with the nunisier betore bringing this matter up in this way.

"me minister doe: not happen w be in the I-louse at the moment, but I may say to my honorable friend that any statement that ha: to be mule in regard to this matter will be made bv the minister at a time which he thinks will best serve the public interest."

Mr. Roy rose again.

"1 rise to a question of privilege," he said. "I am most unwilling to disclose anything that might help our enemies, However, I think my constituents have e. right to be pro- tected as they are confronted with danger every day."

Mr. Speaker Glen called for or- der, but Mr- Roy continued:-