any as I was sl also as though it were in an earthquake * with the windows rattling an .' though they would be smashed to bits. although no visible darn‘-

Excavotlon For School Started

1-‘;-tends have said th era were hurt yards, Susick with 46 placed the Time! 2-22. 2-29- Maggio was the No 1 man in ' highest among the Island squad. J°11lW G-‘W °W'"e<l by M3‘°°l’m W C Ltd , - 'th aam-Se, , - M D nald. C.P. ciegg. ned e 0- Three loaded revolvers and A slight noise was heard when been zitolén in a lJl:;:l( into la lngﬁieglilgllgehnedi Liar mher in the p;1ige1H)sttfvav:r1geh11;g: byacD:nald Moms“. ow Queen and '- hundreds of rounds of am- a door closed so officers took F"-‘d9 C “ 'l°"°- 9 ca’ " vorce and were often together Eldon MacLnan, Charlottetown CLASS

LOADED R'EVO'lVERS soup IN R

which Sederquexst and -a corn-

ISLAND NEWS PAGE iBarwise Continues

Charlottetown and Queens County’

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 9, 1962. 5;

Committee

Working

On PWC Degree Study

A citizen's committee. organi- zed spontaneously near the first of the year has been rushed into a statement it would no normal- ly have made for some time Pa/ul Cudmore stated last in reference to a report on the committee’: study of the feasi-

Dr. or mght

degree granting, the two highl school years would have to bel removed and the city would have i to take than over. This is one against the impossible to

set cotllegc could change. he stated.

T09 .l§J9.9d

Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer

CONNAUGHT RANGES, ONT. —-With three days of firing com- pleted at the annual prize meet of the DCRA being held here this week. Tpr. Bob Barwise.

Marksmapm

underway. This consists shots at each of the M0, 300 and 600 yard ranges.

The second match of the day. which winds up the grand aggre- gate, is the City of Ottawa at 200 and 900 yards.

Charlottetown. continued Wed- nesday to lead the Islanders.

Barwise. out of a possible 425 points has an aggregate of 399. Following him are Lt. R alph Jenkins. Charlottetown. and F- Sgt. Mike Susick, Summerside, each with 393 and Lt. M'ary MacLennan Lea, Murray Har- bo 390.

The leading tyros are: Tpr. Harold Jones. Summerside. 386,

Races Held At Pinette

A enthusiastic crowd of rac- ing fans enjoyed races on the Pinette Raceway Friday, Aug. rd

3 . The Federal Driving Club ex- thanks to Emmett

Work has commenced on the new Vocational School in Char- lottetown. it was learned last ight.

contract

tion. foundation and the steel for’ the new building has been awar-l (led to M. F. Schurman Limited t been no government meetingt the contract has not been offlc-I ially let, but that the contrac- tor is at work. l

Felt Gas Blast

Ontario Visitor

Sven Valentine, maintenance supervisor for Warren Maritivmes who have an office here. was at the scene of the violent propane‘

age was actually done to it.

just before noon and tanks exploded later. said . Gordon White. deputy minist-kvﬂlﬁhtllﬂ Who 9b5°’V°d l or of public works. said that the; lllcltlly the W0 biseest W98 dlll for the excava-3 I101 80 DD-

occurred several

The first xplosion

hat

FLINT MINES Grime's Graves. 34 acres of

He “id beau" th er‘ ll“ ' flin-t mines in Suffolk. England, were operated by Neolithic min- ers about 2,000 B.C.

Storey Electrit Ltd

AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER REPAIRS

t\'i- Finn :. lllll ~i.‘iIv nl l.iI‘|iii\ ll'JItl1I‘(l \t"‘\’<"'lli(ll i:iiiiiw~ and part» ‘lit’ ll‘ H‘--l"

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.. - - ' l k. i l , 382. . ' ' ’ hav’le‘hl!ie:flfl:ila\leili‘elf)<‘i)rrtsanewowldtil1rl: Cali-ii)’ Ywllis (liidivldual matches. gﬁckhrhegcolﬁthon or after San". Sunday night Storey Eledl-K l '

- M d id i th Y» - - ll 1

"Id it ' a Emme it h” gotten fAhleexan*:ict:rol:1if|Tu£lllie!hntl|nadtcari‘l Th‘ l"'°5l‘l'ln8 °m°l3l3 WW9‘ ll-ﬁl‘.4r\l'r. 1-‘.111 — "-l'l' 1?“?- °“t 5° early’ Dr‘ Cudmm‘ ‘am h 1 1' 1 Starter—J Thomas McKenna.

_-me comnmtee has hem meeh event, t e prov nc a were run - _ _ mg since January md consists I. . off Wednesday. In the latter N;l1aih1I;iri:l1¢ghon:riV;lﬁ of more than 3, husmess and the Islands 12-man squad plac- v -

professional men who all seem- ed to agree on the plan at the same time. The committee plan- ned to report its findings regard- llgss of which way they pointed,

sa . For Prince of Wales to become

DI aha a 19:3 Iiohgﬁ bulge; llﬂzgcms highest R91-sshhe, 2.24, uh lob aevea times as last. 3195. ' V“ V 9 Others to get in were: F-Sgt. “'51 Dreams 0Wllt’-‘Cl by Alhﬁfl (Continued from page 1) f“hhst:tw:h';' gtﬁtglggln-W Siisick. 116: Tpr. Barwise, 115; MacDonald. . . . makes life easier

in simple service for a select group of friends.

“He was alone with her many times." said a funeral home source. "He was a man obvi- ously bereaved. a man still

A collision on the corner of Elm Avenue and Euston Street at approximately 11.15 last night caused extensive damage to both vehicles involved.

The vehicles. a 1957 Pontiac, driven by Ramond S. Matters.

the truck sliding into Cu'dmore‘s store and the Pontiac ending up right behind It.

The driver of the truck. Mr. Stewart was taken to the P.E.I. Hospital for treatment for a cut on his head .No, other passeng-

ed 4th with their best total in three years.

c match was won by Ont- ario, 827 out of 900, Manitoba

ers got into the prize list, with Lt

Sgt. Perc Laiidrigan, Charlotte- town, 114; F-0 P oenix. Sum- merside, 112: Tpr. E d g a r Jones, Charlottetown, 112; Tpr. Hamid Jones. 111; an Tpr. Clark. 110.

In the Alexander, fired at 900

R.A. MacKenzie, John M'acWil- ham. CLASS A PACE

First Dreams (A. MacDonald) 1 2

W.M.K. (Clarence Macxenziiet 3 1

Fissiovnable Material (J a h n 2 3

CLASS B

Jollity Guy (M. MacDonald)

C.P. Clegg (D. Morrison)

Donna's Boy (J. Moore)

Sorrel Mac (C. G-illis)

Dusty Harvester (0. Ross) Dr. Dr

Blueberry or Cranberry “Ralie"

A blueberry rake of course! Hand

and more profitable for berry pickers.

WHAT is IT?

picking 1 to 3

atyour local

Available merchants

munition were found yester- apart and found the guns . in the weeks befo }, d m 45. Tpr. E. Jones 44. and Tpr.. The Tramp ‘Th°mP5°'hl 3 1 _ , panion were riding at the 1'9 9*‘ 98 ' . day by police when they made concealed in I special inside time of their arrest was said last Saturday of an overdose of Dave Johnston, . Charlottetown Just A Thought (C. Wood) 1 7 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ I detailed search of the car in panel Sederquest was taken to have been stolen from 0ro- ” 5- 42' ~ 5553 (v1V<'1Sma:(lw(‘:s°d)NI R ? 2 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ / ' ‘ ‘ ' . a which William Wolfred Seder- back to Fredericton yesterday. mocto. N.B.. July . Here CROWD 01'' 1.000 ofTt*l‘l'e’ :‘e:;?;"§igg‘e:t‘;f:n:‘:§: ° V ”“’° 3° es 4 quest. an escapes from York A New Brunswick detective Const. J.D. Brooksofthe Char- A Crowd of 1.000 flocked to ‘

County Jail at Fredericton.

also took back the revolvers

lottctown detachment of the

the park in West Los Angeles,

Govemor-General‘: match. gets

Diana's Girl (Fitzpatrick) 45

GEEE

N.B.. was arrested Monday. which were reported as having RCMP checks the vehicle. #1:; Ztllllcllliloe ghzewg aC:riillu;'i; Frankie Budlong (L' MacR‘§:; . . soared to fame. But more than P.'"pa':'°2.l2P;" g'1;§Ph°rs°") 6 I Mﬂcleﬂds cﬂncel :90 policemen kept them out- "ms '

Belveelere Corner Problem

Highways Minister Philip

by the City of Charlottetown to

I 0 a An-nua Picnic

Even 300 MacLeods could not change the weather as their an- nual picnic was cancelled yes-

de the park's 1. Compared with the circus at- mosphere at funerals of past Hollywood greats. it was a

surrounding

W’ '

ms Twice SACKVILLE DOWNS, N. 8. (CP) -—— Harmony Bob was the only double dash winner Wed-

The Tramp owned by Mr.

Thompson.

CLASS D

Donna R. (MacDonald) Lucky Lady (8. Shaw) 2 Billy Boy (J. N. MacPhersoni 4 3

It. Janos’

~t ff -_ nesday night in the eight-dash Matheson s a i d yesterday carry out a traffic survey- terday because of the rain. quliﬁhﬁi giggle star was invited harness racing card at Sackville . that his department has engag- PROBLEM AREA Some of the more hardy of and none showed up. which Downs. Ronlda (R. Mat-Pherson) 3 dnf. snows ed Larry Mannell. of Municipal According to Mr. Matheson. the clan showed up at Stralh- irked some of Miss Monroe, The five-year-old pacer owned Harley Fango <Delllllsl 5 th'- I 2:30 - 7 - sill ‘ Services Company. Oakville. Mr. Mannell met yesterday gartney Park yesterday after- longtime moviehmd friends. by R. and W. Baker of Halifax Time 2.26. 2.31. V 0nt.. to advise "on several traf- with department of highways noon. however. the Dlcnlc will The ' about 30 invited turned in slow times of 2.15 4-5 Donna H. owned by Mr. Mac- 0“ sum Am] A fic problems for which the de- engineers_and officials to dis- not be held this year. ll Was persons was prepared by Dh and 2.16 on the rain—soaked Donald. . i , -t ‘ ! parlmcnt is seeking a solu- cuss traffic problems that oc- stated last night. Maggie‘ Miss Monmes business track. All times were slow. The The next race will be held , i non," cur at the intersection of St. manager and her half .15-gen fastest was Captain Way's 2.12 Saturday, Aug. 11th at 2.30 p.m. 5‘ Mr. Mannell is also engaged Peter’s Highway and the Brack- . 0 They explained that if they in. 4-5 in the fifth. advanced time. ‘ ley Point Road. in the Parkdale- med one star‘ they would have on .°"‘”°°d “'93- ' to invite many and to have a ‘ After a discussion of the 0 hm crowd wmhd mean sham l“'°bl°m- Ml“ Mame“ 5“bm“' doning the simple rites they felt Major D‘ L‘ (Burly) Burk" ’ ted a recommendation to the A H D 18 Miss Monro. would have son. of _0tt8wa and Hall- department for consideration. ndlisa “"':"' ' f i‘q"‘“'- wameth fall. Wlll l‘elll‘€ from the C8l1- Mr. Matheson said the inter- ]3(;:"°A H5315 fl‘ ‘[3 "- ah" Am, Pete, Lawhm, whose adlan Army in Jamgary. 1963. section has created a traffic Ht“-t - - ""t°1l'(‘»“Vt*"'- nil‘ We pat‘ president Kénnedy.‘ after 22 years service. A vet- . .- ‘ problem for I long time. "It is I? °E°WI"- “ff 8. 91“ " t,, d ° sister. flew here expecting to °"“‘ °‘ °"°"°‘“ ‘°“'*°° ‘l“'' on the busiest section of high- “ff 'i ' l °5£‘t3d 5;°5f~i‘133’ attend. said “rm ‘hocked_ Pat 1118 the Second World War and % way in the province." he said. 1‘: °’;‘3h‘;°"' 5’: f“ 5 ° new in Monday night from the K°’°““? °°"“‘°" M“l°" Aland has several roads leading Pg! a r; hi acci cnE“_onB th. Hyannis Port’ when she had Burleson ;_loined -the Army as mm h_.. Y lesersd oa near is ro - been vacationing with the kids a private; in Hse 1:5 scar: D TO HAVE OPERATION PRWATEL OWNED Accohdih to hJhh.mahoh oh_ just to attend Marilyn's funeral’. mlssmne m . 9 °" "5 '

Donald Garnhum. is I Phlleﬂl M7" M3'"‘°“" r°°°mm°“da‘ t 1 ed t tﬁ th 11 ‘But we were not invited. I don't “chew” Reglment and ‘ale: L!’ A - he 32:..3:::°:.';“e:..':"“.::.:.::..: A"==3u== "t.°t’ we ::::::.§:::::’. é3..i“%..°.i§“3?£ c.P«BRAC K ll-' Y PT. RD. - -

Wm “"49"” 3" We" ‘°“ 8y‘ the intersection is privately Miss Duiirar and lLFO!‘|t1l igck-UP W635. t "'3 was badly ban’ time service. In peacetime he ‘ ”” VISITING BELATIVE5 owned, and landownders will be g“°kt V9" by 9;‘ 1ﬁVl°1'- WERE CLOSE “HEN!” has served two tours of duty cm 5 E COLOR” DE LU“ .

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coffin consulted if the recommenda- Il:'o':_“ha l';§fgo°r'e°;’1'n:,.cl':,c§° his}: The Lawfords were close I"“’' C3"ad“3 NATO f°"°°‘ & ‘MA cc”: Y '. and three children of Marathon, um, 13 to be can-ted out D Y‘ be" edt h - hi t mend’ of Miss Monroe Law In G6l'm8!lY- M810!‘ Burleson o a 13- mm M W / 0nt.. arle tsipendingdthefii; hhiliday: ML Memes” did not “V e helhvzreag on tile mi)“-naive Ind ford said Wednesday h-e me. ‘hit: hpent 18 §;)euab1‘]:c0£ellll:i ser- ‘ ' Sm'n.R0MAN.K|NG.MCHARDSDN , h. S Wllh "93 V93 3“ '9“ 3 ° d i ii f th r t affi prob- ~ ' 8 om. - . cobonbyoebuxt ; Parkdale and Mt. Stewart. hi"; shat om: delhartfhmt may 3"l;“:;l;l°1d- she “'3' ‘1°“'’ 1“ $'°;‘;°: ES: fgeanhgigzeihijaﬁigd lhyréeicrentt yeafrs W8? tdep- “er EMmﬁ@Rﬂ".sheer . .lUllllE§UN'sTEol§llmENS ‘.23 ”“‘5‘°"E ‘ n

- , - ec or o pu ic re a ions .. if , " ' FRO MHALIFAX ask Mr‘ Mame“ to advise on‘ The Plcll-UP ll h€ll€V€d 30 39 “id She l°ld him She was r the Canadian Army at ’ 5' ‘ E‘ Slmlllallllllﬂ-Rlllllldllllllﬂ - mm‘ 9 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jewers I have been moving onto the '00 lll'etl- headquarters in Ottawa. He is smm.-. KENT TIYLW .

and daughter Shirley of Halifax. road from a service station and Broadway drama coach Les mamed ,0 the former Mah lIlV|ll,llVl,liSSE&S5l,lll. M mm“ , N.S.. sat-ived on th;: Islthniir lhlolif go Diigaig ha; igocieggg out (‘if ﬁgﬁgsrshxxhg lnglelglmilglgl glaret Pottie of Halifax. They ,.»....g -1 lll 5llllll------ my Mum“ n dhy Ill 3" ‘Dell 118 9 0 ' e C W 9 e I‘ 00C“ ' , v _ I ave two children. Hasty hay,” . - _ _ _...._._._..—- ! dayp with Mrs. Jewers’ sister ed .The truck was struck on the calling her is lege ary figure. __ 0 L O , 9 and husband, Mr. and Mrs. G. box -just behind the cab on the In her lifetime she created as yea]-3 .. sh. lay in the coffin -1- 3' ‘A’ ‘A’ * ‘A’ ‘A’ ‘V‘ . 4 ¥ ¥ ‘T t- Victor Ferguson. Hampton. Evidence was heard In the driver's Sldﬂ. . myth 0‘ whal 3 poor El-rl from wearing 3 simple gen gheath ‘ . : _{- . f

"59 °f 5l°"““3 3- Pm?’ chm“ The force of the crash drove a depl'lVetl background Could gr - - " "' ,. LEAVE TODAY ged With failure to comply Will! the pickup across the highway attain For the entire world she dress and ‘ ‘Teen Ullk SCBTL ' * * * * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥

Mr. and Mrs. George Russell the direction of a police officer. “.1 hm, Em, 3,“ parking lot_ became a symbol of th, eternal In he!‘ hand “:8! I 1lnyfbou- leave this morning for their by Magistrate A.J. Haslam In Th hght cm. was sh hhaﬂ my feminine _ _ _ llllel of baby Pnk roses tom . home in Saint John. N.B.. after city police court yesterday. _ mind and stopped "h, m, cm «-(st... W", . mm human DlMassl0- ’/t llllWE ALWAYS A , vacationing in Charlottetown as The case was remanded to he of me htghwayh being_ impulsive and shy_ ‘en. Her first husband. Los An- CARTOON . guests of Mrélahnd lgirs. ‘Edgar 9 for ilefclslft): dAl‘liso!n Ambulance, from the Chh.m_ “ﬁve and in gem. of rejecuoh tgeerl? a1;Jélc;;l:.al:higgn1§SewDaYll°EIl: .. D0clte.29 sop h'ee- 5’3°°““9° °" 9 °°“' dM Le ' bl .yetevei'avidfoi-lifssdreac- - - «; I

u e ant. who pleaded not still‘? ‘° gale: werlec caalliedmtiouthgcgcﬁire in: out for fulfillment”. . . Playwrlgm A1'“‘“" Mme“ W9" .« l'LCH~‘-C“lU~—‘~ 4 ' THREE MILES FROM CRARLOTIETOWN ON Tnl :- . AT HAMP'll“l0NM Le‘ me chm-g,_ , but the service of Machemn an h, dim.__uh.h, accept th, not among the mourners. -' ' “__l_‘ \ (TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY) T0 BORDEN. U

Ml‘-Ill<lMH~5‘8 95' 3° ‘ L lMNlllwunen- . ftthth tf lif ll Th bit 4 iii l -. - - ‘an, Mm Charlotte and Master tencoesdmtgigo dag: 1: jun on a ambulance was not required. bag“ eandefr bzyes that drgadalsl lewiece i-new ncogndiztgelg nabyona. ' A V ,‘ /Mimwi sil‘%nan v _ SHOW AT ; 'l°l“‘ M‘°L°“‘“ °' 3°dl°"d' N‘ drunk and disorderly charge. , . accident.” Lutheran minister. Rev. A. J’. 3 0% h ‘:00 3 9-- “’° 'P°'“““¢ "'9" "°°""°" and to 30 days on an assault Library Settling Authorities still are invcsti- Soldan of the Village Church of ._ - ._ ‘ ' ---- —- -y ‘t the Mm‘ °' M" “d M"' 6' clllrﬂet the Dent!!! ‘ 1! gating to determine whether the Westwood. He read the 23rd ' is vim’ F°"3“‘°"' mmpwn‘ |!0lIl€¢llllV8llV- In NGW QUUHGIS death was accidental or suicide. Psalm and quoted from the ow at Dusk

n mm--= ...‘.‘:."';..°'::*.:."'..'.‘.:“::".. mm M -an - --— "er “es . . .t;‘:"'..£:“f..‘.‘:‘.‘.i es

Llcut. and Mrs. H. A. MacCul- ‘ driving without due "3 “V um hhhhc mace Wm ssl onros was at: uha :3 men: 9 my. .. laugh with their three children. 3;, “Who” - given. probably within a week. ‘‘'°‘'' ‘’°'‘‘“5 ’°““‘°" “' °' '°‘ ' ;, h°:'..”*.:.°.:'.°...‘:*.‘..:*°':.‘".:'.::: m we at am» new - ='==.:e'.'° '-"~ee- - ‘ --

now ou on e ower oor two weelis vacation with Mrs. §f_'of,°:hy"g'_ ‘;°h’:'c:m'“”‘pmM“°‘} of Queen Square School. will i‘; hihic-dC“lrhi.sl:v'llir". °°““‘“"° ”"”‘°- "” ”"““"°"* beiiropevingm of book‘ fro th ‘iii "

u oc - o s in e o

_ to August 13 at the tcquest of II min NO ramunns counsel. John Holmes. ‘b‘:e':'§of:pl‘:g.‘f°;h:";°;‘m‘;:r;

‘The ‘"3"’ gc'hI“’ll' gal’ Em h.:”hm"°°I‘;'°:'“3e:° library in the school has sevcr- 2. “Wood mill W “l W” ' all i l ‘ Bolger of Central Queais was fined 810 and costs or five ﬁe‘:-f.“‘:”;'”k m°'h:l‘h°:h_°" ‘° 3°l'°°lv 5°91 ‘'7 Vhlcl‘ 'l’l’°”°"l ﬂy" - Miss Gill was pleased with ll! "19 “'1 E"“"'l“‘“°" “'0 ‘lV““l" ‘ml l"°‘l"bl" the new quarters. "It has really results for Grade 10 with an al- were lined 820 and costs or 10 hhmd out huh. wen hh. hs_.. terisk indicating they had one or dgyg, and mother no or M v e ‘he "h, v more failures. should ‘hay: ai>- lays. . . . , 1 pearcd without an ass a , as o V V, ~ .

,,,,.,, .,t.m,.,,,,,,. ,..,...,,..,. . ...... ‘s'i::.é.el.:bn:::eds....’...'.’e.r,..l,‘.;p.:e.‘.v. Foreigii Offlicials . . _ . . 3 , paper was armed ' - liliéisiiy last evening. nev. M-yn-rd Malone. De-con To Visit Ch town , ... ANADA s SUNSHINE ISLAND ,, - IIERI: FOR REUNION Battles and Rev. Robert l"oun- A number of prominent rep- __sTARR]N .t_ Waiter Taylor. a Chsrloif‘:ietoW‘Il taiii .Palll;e:rei;l v:hsreJI‘v;.In resentatives of ‘hither countriiias . . - l l l . vi , - e 1 3,'“.‘,':°:fh°ol,‘,:_'_ hf? I:-fmeng 43 ,'.,°,.':_“:§...‘.’.,“ M:1.,,.,_ ”m'.'.,m:. ',I,',l::,:':ut,.',L',,t ' pm nu “ Often called ‘Spud Island’; the "Garden of the Gulf”, "The Million-Acre or ‘The .. 3 years. arrived in the city 'l‘uet- Whalen and Wallace Langloll. The Yugoslav ambassador Kentucky of Canada", Prince Edward Island is now becoming known as Canada: . W go-hhevggtlggmtg :53-};ilg;=_g'h*e';; ll_:;lI:g;;l;-I'}el=ree tggg;-elyg;-5; {:3 301; gf_l;;~j;= wglﬁecgttdff gfwgf; New-Found Vscationland”. Sandy beaches stretching for miles. water said to be the .. at the Charlottetown Legion ct...-tottetuwn rune.-.1 nomc me... 3...... on Augugt 13, Th. warmest north of Florida, fine lobsters, good camp sites. cool breezes. trailer parks, all G snow Ar _ ha Home yehtgdayt tlhr QTaylor. (,0... than the ft‘ilI€l':l vga hold Al‘lﬁl\‘blell:ﬂ highly tionémsslog: these and others are attracting more and more vacationers every summer. Bec sure to 9,00 3' "'10 ll 1'9 "3 3 ° "°“' Wed" 3? mm" ° ’ °" " “'9 ”’ " ' °“‘ read Weekend Ma azine this Saturda for an a ealin color hotostor on anada’s Hotel. will be on the Island for eph's C h u r1: h. Kelly‘: Cross. and will call on t 1: Lieutenant- ch” in littlest govmc. ‘ y pp 3 p y _- MA ‘h I couple of weeks and durlns where Requiem High Mass was Governor on . her 7. .111 ll. P - lg that time will visit relatlvel Illtl celebrated by Rev. James Smith The Pakistan high commls- _ old friends. PP. who also conducted the ser- sloner will be here later in the A r‘ '[ [[ ._ ' mice at tbs grave. Pallbearers month and a Government House . Q _ .“

“AWN! “mm” "' '1'“ were Emmett Moiiaghan. rm. call is slated for September . .

funeral for Miss Rita Malone mot! McQusid.wPeterm. “Tl; Neiw ci'>mmis.- u t . h ‘ fm Dunsford. i in I or s so so or _ .

'“ hm "nd!.a’om:l“ul::ins $ 3.: John If. Trainer. inter-mast iaeptanibsr visit to this new ¥ ¥ ¥ ‘ - ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ lit‘ the Liiisobsa or A .‘

Church. lavarliill..wasiatliscliiireIcainatu'!. _ - h ' i

TURE PLUS - BUl.l.ET - BLAZING WESTE:R.N DRAMA l