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Regular monthly meet- lng, Wednesday, June 5th 8 P. M. Quarterly BMW"!

i‘

fiITiiiiT Regular Session

h, mum monthly meetine of w, catholic Women: m? held hi the K. 0f C. H.011 03" as‘! evening, June 4th. W111! 171'

dglll nlrs. W. T- CQWJY- 111 11119

pnycr, MXI. Fred Mfllillea dell! 1' oil the audience with two _ fl 1y rendered eoloe: Brahmsulkadot gliig," and Sweet My: ry we} Miss Lgary Callaghan was an . mgqilfigcorlillgllalllltés of the previous meeting were read and RP WW- goi-rospcndence ooncer ‘a war [KEG mall was read from e fol- wiZii-iiiI-coi. the Most nsv. n. c. Nclllgflll, Ottawa; Miss I~‘. March.

flfliltlllfll (‘UIIVGHCY of Plibllcltyhwin- l 11W 1116 i110vc1 from a pipes; Miss Elizabeth McMillan. De- '

rtment of Fisheries, Ottawa; Mrs.

.J. Dundin, Montreal; Mrs. Los- lic Ramsay, Diocese Pres. C. W. L» Indian River- Miss Spooner. Hamilton. On -

A letter from Mrs. A. J. Howatt Diocesan rm-ordin secretary, advis- Ing Miss Lllriry Mo nnell of her rc- wii nliptillliment as Diocesan Con- vener of War Service Mall, was llso read. The iiinii-od a satisfactory balance.

‘riie report of the Convener of Serial Service showed excellent work living accomplished during the sasi month. It was decided to hold l Rummage Sale on Saturday,

)f. Plans were made for the en-

iiial afternoon Tea, to be held in "K111" 1118P9¢ti0n

- w ‘iiitéi the recitation of them u:

i this colum is i

local lnlgrestrelfiivfivlglfllgiiivz‘ s: l i; a “;'::'e7nl'."'_"'° 1111')‘ he. Inserted I

t " CRASWELL tor Photographs,

| coivrnusuanui. urn nvsu - _ ‘"911’- L-QHSU-l-il-Iilrl.

t this seasinérch Factory i , L-izo-e-l-ai,

' Jaivrnsorvs i 1 t- ulil b; the only

drug 51°19 Qllcn this afternoon and

°"°111113- .—L 114 i

i new URNED FR

Messrs. B. W. nogliilsliiigprivilizéilfi: rant R. L. Mollison and A. H. cor. 119i’ have returned from MQm,-@al_ 21:11:29 “they tattended the annuali

en on ,, - _ ad“. B-EBJ-izf 0 Dominion of Cm] l

-___ cnuncn on vices Wednesday, 1°11°1°Wi1 ‘i145 D-m. (DS.T.)- Sab- bath: élune 9th, Birch 1-1111 10:30 ram" 1i P111“ 3 D- m.; Belle River 7 P-m- L-l70.

HUNTER RIVER c.osed for

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - ThQL-Plllliillt‘ Clark.

funeral of the late Neil MapKlhhon I

,was held from the Clyde River iron-ha ci-uo. Jews Chrie- .

Errgfiiillgoefli-ilglnd vCgiu-ch lyesterdiay [J Peasant Dance --Baumfelder - pefifidiilfagefgggufifel; is; gilflmg’ Chmgilglisgliliiiflxi thvéaiiupiigtglrsliiililyg i “1 Services wit??? 3553'? m" 04m Melkl?’ Wilson and the business erlod was 1118 P191114 01 ¢11111‘“1B1” 111111 “"111"-

- ncitd him» FWIYV wiiitr, —Sireabo ' 1’ - r -i m" lal T by the R1], T, _ w,“ u __pann Plwl“ 33 in charge of the Moderator, Rev. J. “LY ° 11°15“ '1 e11‘ P y“? My lsisted by the Rev. E R Wcodside Sclectrie n rm G. Duncan. Two splendid present- smwed 39°11 “91115511111 311d B11091‘ and me RM J_ M‘ Besdeu PM“ Bmad. one -—Kenelngton Ryfl— hymns were Elven by H,“ a D_ lent tedmtquem their asentations bearers were. Harry Mahman snynnln S V, Trites on Stewardship, and Rev. H. 1mm m” Ywngest 11“? 1° 1119111115‘ oeorse Livingstone. Hugh Mic.‘ irioii-iiid 151i rr-mfi Emhnmmd‘ _ I"D°“”°“ °“ E““‘1°“5'“'T““ Sm“ ““"““i°°"i 1 ~ ~ Lean’ Angus Cameron wqtson, Cutflo" igtuivane. Year Plan of the Convention was A" 11° “P59 01 11°, Diotlrflm Nllrbl- Livingstone James Livi Y‘t i . . 5 0-1 —f-Ieller -Annie presented and discussed. and plans F1111 W115 inesenwd “i111 1* 119111111 11 Intennem ‘was m- CI T‘ TI-tilvite- iPiFiillFOll. were made yo my“, on this lmpm-l, bouquet ot carhations by Michelle cemetery‘ ti c nor isrgguyntqigltlutrlliwlgrllcns -Graini:'er -_ anéhworiiléctéielslssllgngalsbistiélcg. feioifiggd $1 abgglfigéiafloflhe “$111-$212: '—-———— 1 ' i t». ‘i I n _

MORE RAIN IN MAY_ __Jore ergiltgolglrfilube - Strauss — RQ- ggcggtlglxl’ Rgvfift. M. Blleisedell. and gflillldisswgfiyguéwgnthszggifé asst" fit-in but less sunshine and less Home A Iain L“; sented hie fiev Zcimlfiqa “has m:- ed with the program ' K119383121‘; til; 0:150? IOItMéiY, told Tooihbs. g _ m" _Rum has beeny engaged to cattery on’ ‘inf.’ gilt? llllllolllgllllg is the prog-gtm:

se . - ' '; ‘ I Warren A. Burns, vvilefisthcgr agbsekiy Crggns Diem“ hosmm _c°nme ilriiimfiiiaxiitliice campaign for the com- Saiiiizlgfnigiotieylel-goresitai); tbigllvgFsk V61‘ at he Ch 1 ttet , 5,- l ' i’ ' Waltz tKa nm rer, mental ststio§§vo¢i’$ii1..i§.‘p‘i’$. sii-‘Léiiiigii’... ?"‘1{“°°“ —L’"d' wiiiiwsE§§Eii"gs§$§ii°%o§5i?is‘€§§“§§ Mieheiieleeimonw w slumber the month totalled 4.95 inches ai- iet The JOyflll-fcPy. Rev. J, G. Duncan. A brief resume SW18 lGilfiiii-l; (b) RUfliB-n Dame. infill half an inch mom than May mam, ‘ Annie P‘ml“e‘“““i'—‘s“h"‘ of the work or Acadia was given by (Bemm vim“ | 1m. During May of this veiii Tfiflmbs "m" R1111‘ Rev. a. n. xihiey, and a Splendid Rlleemerv 11089181 (e1 Henry there were 20s h -‘i -' . Temperance Address l, e,,_ _ _ Countryinan tiaagiioii; to) Little

ours of sunshine Waltz n! poi-m“ H Y R A A

against 25a a, yellr 3,5,1 Mpg, “ind Jnyyawi wk“, " " 1151011 - Maclleod. Resolutions were adopted C1111111111"“1; .

h; 7731 compared Wm, 7756 in‘ A s..,,,, N" M‘, no n1 reaflirmlng our stand in the inter- Helen 5191111113 M11111“ 111 D- im. Highest temperature ill Mviv let ~ wit... m “d "BM" e“ °i T‘"“1’““‘“°° 111"‘ m" 1°Y111Y ‘Hawm’ this year w“ 77 degrees above new u.‘ '6‘,- v to our King and country. The meet-i M113’ W515“? i111 1141111191- (J- 5- gn tthe 31st. Last year the top heat CF- 1 i 1 n “s _Mary Palm‘ §1g§g§fi§,‘,,““1}{,“"§“§‘°d axgg “§‘{°“§lB“$i§i§ guilt??? (liiuilesvlagiialziuiitiC

. ” . 58H T0111 a ‘ ' or he month was 71 on May l1. Pqigiltft. J1me Caprici- _Kli1g - churches, D e S n5 sharp minor tcliopin); to) Rabbit ————- . no Todd. Beryl Todd, rlili iRoy Agnew).

WORK AT THE FERRY SWIM Drnieo -_Clinmlnade - Florence Simmonds; ta) To wuans- Work of drcdfllni! chi.- 41"“ ~““°1"."'1 521-1115- 113110;’; i111 $011113 in E»' F1971‘! Dock in Cllaflottctrolvn . 'MDwi' Mmmi 111 Eb -MOZdt‘t— ‘**~“.‘1‘“1ti1)~ progegdj-ng npld|y_ A steam shmul- my Palmer. Jum- Ramsay‘ Days Owen: (a) The Trout. el is being operated from the “my Worm _-t gzke ——Pauline tscliubert); (b) when Sweet Ann whhl-g and mam-la] taken m", o, Tedd‘. ._____ Sings (Michael I-Iead),_accompa.niecl,l the dock “loaded on true,“ Em“ Fifoh Nocturne wlciiarh - June icimiiiliilrrl from my y; by E. Lillian MacKenze. |to “m. n had ha,“ Mann", m mph R-rimsov. _:_____________ n V ‘ _ Stizanne Palmer: ta) Cradle Song

. srnw lhl-Il Htmwwm" nmiif- No. 7 _.. Afifiiiifl-tltil-Mbombiiigs 1 were“ ex- '1‘“."‘."1""""’= ‘hi I I'm? You iKamJ that plan has been abqndnned [or Bl'1‘l'"h~<~n r-‘illierine Mcfinllum. ecuted against German troops cori- glieiei); 1c; Iiaziiy Row (Kaanmer. . Ti. Anew -»Vcrrll-~Ad9, Mac, centratlons and armored columns '

the present t 1 .t. M ~ ' motor boat ZOIIBiIPiliCS enmflme a

to . the service between the Ciiiyyrigii

treasurer’: report ‘ COMVLETE

June ‘ma l2. to old in this charitable endeav-p‘ m cmtmner °1

Rocky Point. The ferry Fnil-vlew has not returned from Pictnn u-liom 511° 1-‘1 imdeit-loine annual over- hauling. The return lrlp is \X_ pectcd to be made this work.

NATIONAL PARK T0 BE D — Usual mainten- ance work will be carried on nii Prinoe Edward Islands Nlliiflflili Dark and a number rf projects al- ready undertaken will be rompin- ‘1- 119907111113 i0 Mr. J. Smart, ,

Ottawa. He is in the

he Nnrses. Home on Wednesday’ Green Gables golf course the grout-l

lune l2, and for which invitations re be n: i&<li(‘fi,

As it was not found possible as a tub-division to fake up the work of ioldtnc chain bridge parties to aid led Cross finances. it is gratifying a know that 12 members of the ‘stholic Women's Iseague have itch fli1‘(‘flfi\‘ given several tables of ridge foi- this purpose.

Business being completed. mMt- ig adjourned with the singing of ie National Anthem.

lound Cvercomes Early Losses

NEW YORK, Juno 4—fA.P)— 1e pouiid sterling overcome early sses of nearly 2 cents and was wri only i-4 cent in relation to gollngled ?t8.t€lxc?1()iill' det “the

o oregn e ange ea ngs 111i’. The closing price was $3.20. _ recovey: developed after 11111;! lllinlstei- Churchill spoke in 3 OHM“

o French franc dipped slight. to itii 1-4 cents while the Can- lan dollar held unchanged at 1-2 oer cent discount. (Ottawa visit exchange control board e 5109-991 p (115,)

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(lf-luizllte l‘o kllasity in u'.-iu71'en.‘r||o_fit1o§s:: L-112-8_5-2i. it mini" PLYMBUTIFCAB iii Apply Fred Barrett. L-171-0-5-2l. ' rirr?Faas6Ns"saaN"'1-lT1€ tiit- bicycles from St. Dun- oiiie niislllcii on Sunday even- c diu-iiig service kindly return me rityonce. otherwise lion will be token,

4'18.

flntwun.

MOTOR ISTS

"We who are profeci (ted by o Complete Automobile Insur- once Policy enioy" financial freedom against the many‘ hozardsofmoforingf-

ii you would core

i0 ioin us, see this. "Qency today.

K- ROGERS AGENCIES LTD CHARLOTTETOWN

olf Commons on the, o.

lice i

l

90591111112 the 75th aniiii'er:~-iry' of, the Fathers of Confederation. R‘—l forestafion ivnrk \\'iii be mi m‘

on at the park. Mr. A. E. . formerly of POWDRI and fl n" of forestry from the University of‘ New Brunswick, is stiperinicndcnt of the Island park.

PERSONALS_

Miss Mildred Cox, R, N., llloiifrml , arrived yesterday on vacation‘ which will be spent with licr mr- ' ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cox.’ ‘I

Flying Officer Call H combo. Friar‘ Mniiivoni “ll‘l‘i ~1 in the Citv inst night. l-lr- ii-ul spend his furlough with his mothcr Mrs. Edna. Vinnicombe.

Viiilli- i

Famous Old Paddlesteamer

Sunk By Bomb LONDON, J1me 4-—(CP)—The bomb-sinking of thc paddle-

steamer Brighton Queen prlckcdl the heart today of many a couple! in many a nation who recalled happy days alien slic wits h pleas- ure craft and s, rendezvous of ro- mance.

Built in i905. the Brighton tfiueen made e gay llvin carrying 811t- an lovers up and

sears, tourists down the nuance River and on short oruisemhannel tripe.

Then the war turned her and other similar craft into minesweep- ers, and she went down under a i-alh of German bomi» as o. trans- port on the desperate mission of mooning Allied trope from Dun-

ke ue.

‘file Brighton Queen arrived at the French port Friday at dawn and took more than 100 trw s aboard before she had to R0 i0 i- i? rescue of a motor vessel grounded with S00 aboard.

‘Hie "Queen" pulled the motor

craft eff the bottom and out to

eon.

She landed the first load at an English port and went back for more next morning. loadlnil 600 Algerian and French troops undet Ereletent bombing. She barely got

to the open sea. Onc bomb lilt the esm. and it was everybody [or himself since there eras only

one lifeboat. , Moe of the crew were saved. bib

there was no announcement rc-

ganling the soldiers aboard.

iCouusels Need i For Education

4111c @011

"The Cenirii Guardian Pianoforte Recital Byi

Miss Sue Meadows At Epworth llall

Very complimentary remarks were heard on the splendid per- formance of the pupils of Miss Sue Meadows in their closing recital

{glitch was presented in Epworth,

nll on Monday evening, before a very large and appreciative au- (iimce.

The performance of the young, pepole showed pains-taking effort on the part of the pupils and their teacher.

From the youngest pupil to those

the more advanced grades. did spiendidlv showing talent and at-i tcnilcn i0 zieinil.

The pupils were heartily con- gratulated an their performance.

PROGRAM

Waltzing-Nancy lvfacFarlane. Cradle Sorig—Brahms — Joan

Compton. , Gcrti-ieriei: Dream— Beethoven Italian Song — Tschaikowsky _

Lend. ("liilFYillp yqnccanum (‘rod Sow- The King. ' _._____,_____________

In Good Flier

“Y 11'1"" 11111" wave cf German bombers roared

limitctl ilic l . .11 iiud Nort. crn Aib?l'-‘

iii

l). i rsoplctitbci" ilic club, 1111-‘

gov(1'1ii1it*i.i,

l ciety.

north of the Somme numerous made 170th in Germany and north of the front, the war ministry re- povte .

Duiikerque in the filial chapter of the ba-ztlc of Flanders, the Ger- mans coupled their extensive air forays with considerable on the Aisne-Somme front new attempt to drive against the licart. of France is expected at any moment.

two night and day attacks. a new

—n-ll civilians-in the c klilcrl. _ rcpmvm m,“ me DommJ 13 SOiGZETS. lilere were 320 tvzund- , _ has been giving edfd proluziiunry 1l‘_lllllil‘lg to young men 5°

THE___CHARLOTTETOWN C UAR DI AN

trinity United Cnurch ‘$1, [lungtalfs Graduate _Wms Scholarship

3.00—Wumsn'| Mllllonlry Society- The many friends of Mr. Fred

East Parlor. uo-lB-a er and Prelee - Bee-rt: F. Howatt will be pleased to learn ithat he passed successfully Sec-

Baptish Churches iond Year Medicine at Queen's

' ' ' ‘Unlversit, Kin slon, rankin sec- iond in his classg. and winning the Near Scholarship. Mr. How- att graduated from St. Dunstans University last year.

The District meeting of the P.1d. Island Baptish churches convened with the Knutsford Baptist Church

auit§%-..T.*r.%?::ti“sat:a Recital By The service was conducted‘ by the vice-president, Athol Roberts n Pupils 0f Mrs. G. E. Full

of Charlottetown, and the devotion- al period by members of the Sum- eo le’s So e Avery enjoyable recital by _il;a pupils of Mrs. G. E. Full was given

merside Young ci ly.

Miss Bernice Ward, in Mildred last night at the Charlottetown Hotel with a large attendance of

Crosb, and Mr. Ralph Machean ITICIIdB and parents present.

partic ted in the Oratorical Con- test w ich was won by Miss Ward, who will represent the Island at the Maritime Convention at Halifax in August. Rev. A. E. Klnley of Aca- dia, gave a splendid address on the transforming power of the Gospel of

Michelle Reymond: (at) Thtun-I belina, tAdair); (b) Dancer iImogen Holst).

Mary Walsh: Minuet in G (Bee- thoven),

Helen Stewart; (a) Wdiclimahh 5°11l~"\11'1l‘81; tb) Dzince tPterve, Gus; .,-,>_ tary Rogers: Ring Dance (No W. Gade), l Mary Bentley: (a) Moonlight So- nata-lst n1ov.-- (Beethoven; lb)‘ Prelude tArcnsky).

Florence Simmonds: Presto (Men-i dclssolini.

‘file National Anthem _;____________

front and scouting flights were

While the Allies abandoned

activity where a

Aftci- smashinc at Le l-Invrc ir

pygvjnce on a Ciltwitiiun Press staff Writer l g p t}; e wlléPtvtazllrti-ue i1" Canadian Navy . ~ , ,. ‘ - e. t. . - - - er part of the work has nlrcnd hfuid u.‘ ‘Nmmg ‘*1 11 11°,“ 111M111 01' 111211 ysgzr ‘e19..- mzigbrggtcililgdof 131L115 beenlcompieied. Finishing 1011:? =m“i§,",‘,,',"":““ L‘ “'°111d',b“ 1111115 but, was dti 1l off i r mman to be li l , v 111 v-ttl x-se 01' c1 Utilllflll- , . - ‘ I . - ii.‘;°‘;i.‘;'g’it":835.5123,»iituit:ii:>..::sit“"~e it": dd???‘ ‘iliiufiifi "*- . .3 e n - 0"S -- t , . . ,, i. , completed arid formally npencdwfiisi: A l‘my‘fflillligziifl,ihfirihgigi 51nd glitch; themn120 givilcitlatrils 5113p? slimmer while Chhflgigfglyn Ms A“. 1nd m Ofgg;1£"1_1_1‘soldlers. There were 332 wounded . . i.

. 1s were 74 civilians, and CYTTAWA, June of the Royal Canadian Navy are in British waters. ready to aid lri the defence of the United Kingdom

including 213 clvlllam and 107 iers.

who wgll ll m the - , i A recapitulation also raised the against threatened Nazi invasion forms‘ y Enmjes M“ niinlbfll‘ of German raiders downed Prim: Minister hlnckcnzic King '1 ,- (lnlgynllllcd to become Mb around Parts fr_0m the previously told the House nf_ Commons today, riioi Gulf] cuilllllllli mm,- edu(.,.__ reported 17 to 2a. The FTcnch said in i1 1115i’; '-ntu'<_iuq statetucnt. m," Us m“. Wm mtg! we kno,“ their losses were only about 1o Iii s b outline of the incas.

orlgc to grasp the intricate detal 0i Ilwtlvtii aircraft mid navigation?! ‘ hi: ‘ " i0fill)’ i5 a, Qom.

E

i u. . plit-aiictl b119,. \, lo have consitiiirable education

ll11'(‘l' t lfi ii.

lilllll ll.

in t. First Grout W111", crcdltcti with shooting down inv planes and he was t. c “‘decoy' l m the hir bottle that sriiv the famedi

"R011 Ix ‘i "

little flying‘

Pvl‘. .1111). brought daivu (til t iin lrtiv limit-n ill tlic summer 1' lil. So 11c knows whereof 11c

011132" he ndrlcd,

1014-121. In the inst war we lrrl very little irniiiiiilz boinrc going tho lines.

of the fittest,"

Franco. and lllfllll’ pllntg had lc' before iilt‘_\' ivvut into German tort:- tory. M, limsclf haxl no mcu lliuii 50 ll. srs iii the air when he ivcnt. in l‘l'lIl1('0.

"Present day pilots have zoohours in the air iit least in ad

ment flying," iioio to iiosorb all the angles of fly.| iniz today a. man must have agood education and thnso who stay in school will have more chance than those who tt'y to tackle flying llil- prepared."

ltlchtofcn Incident

May was making his first trip over tlze German lines when he flew into the The way he tells the story he merely ggt "mixed up" with Ger- many’; p ace.

Riclitofcn took off after Mey and while lic was trying to catch nlm Captain Brown, another ‘Jruiadian with the British air forccs. sent a fatal riinchlne-gim burst into the Germans‘ plane. Riclitofcn crashed behind the Australian lines and he was dead when token from his ma- ciiinc. ’

“I was very green.‘ “Rlchtofeu didn't know WhFi‘ I

thintz that saved me."

. ll , _ iiyiig nusvedi time 1.1.1.2."; 121.;

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT NORTH BAY. Ont. Julie a- fCPl-Robert eKlly, 19, of Hallnx was held on remand herc tonight. charged with assault and stemmed robbery of Gordon Edwards, North Beiy text driver. He will altptar in. court next Monday. ‘ Ho was arruted when he at-i

te-r Edwards was slliggizd bv two

men curly Mcrday morning. An- other men te stilt bong tom-ht.

saunas was treated at nospisi by chines 11 to: services i0 11" m; u.

Iflfhildlfllllfl

busli pllcls and his mime has since bcrotilt‘ n blwvord lll the North most Tcvrilovicii because ct his Colmif" mercy flights.

, ielnnd — 1U!” “Ngiwlbtlltghllo Figze. 39-Y9i11"°1¢1 furmiinnti 11111 il-"iimwi- W“

unti

_ - i li- Filer, 2'1 a._whlch broke out in the mkc oven ilegliigiedRgidltbilotlasrdllFélgriimgllflfli rgii-“iioriii tiiticriudhls dronrt-ment was not known-

tlllo lrcm an uncle vvlio drove u.‘ truck iii the United Siflfs- T119 title ivns vnnfcrrol rii .l:c family

&mun

planes tvtecked.

last of the Allied naval and army 41ml l, Inn“ lmsninits left Dunkcrqtie [oipietlllfi its dramatic rescue cf more

ithriti 1135.000 British, French and _'(‘i“l'.lll of ilic ncrtliltindar Bclgiflii 11017115-

llo W35 Withiiftltliing forces 1g we- supplies in the port and rendered

lit of Gcrnizmy". Baron loss of soven of iiy iintl irsupply ship in operations.

1 - "ivitl navlg -‘ k

1121:9111 1.1221213"i.iiv"§ii.::"e?.:f Trans-Canada ‘ I I

It Wits a case of survivor!‘

...lz.st.itii.izzi;i."tat: ";‘.i.=,jf:i;||$|mw Profit

Canada Air Lilies will show a sub- stantial profit this year as compar- t i l i i ti diuifiii m idtwuh ‘Tgreriligliiogt’ lizblgi-‘Bttfigfiolgboxg rnnn n nav a o tru- as year, a

R salgi the‘ fligg ""15 be told the House of Commons today.

flights started on April 1, i930, no passenger has been machine seriously minister said.

{oi- cvne year he "initial period" ef- ter which cost of ca would be fixed. The en ire system was not in operation in 1939 and the minister proposed that the initial Riclitofen incident. period calendar year i940.

sary to increase the mall carrying

rate if

gar whereas, by using 1940.itwou1d possible to

The rate Ls now 80 cents per mile per plane load. which has a maxi- miun of about thie cost would be about '10 cents a m e

said May.,clause was ithe mail carrying charges are fixed Rolnll to do ucxt, DNRIISO I didnltiannuallv at theicos-t oflcaéfyin! i119 .- , re u. a on ar year.

know myiem and “mt M‘ ‘he oniy K1ltil§it€é11Pgrlaiowiiglscprovlded aftrr », l .-.~- . e an ma c

hilllxtflggr ciilefli/‘iirlixtz ‘nitixiiiiiiggiiiii- gilllflcSfl would operate. That pct 0d

urns taken by Canada. to give full The Admiralty announced the

test cf strength ggalnsf. the enemy, M" Kin: also revealed: