j was held from ri1.=-. late residence at i Wk, MaeVicar and Rev. Mr. Stack.

7 Douglas. Perley Mutch. c. J. wccii, » Russell Farquharsori, Joseph Doyle.

husband she leaves to mourn two

IIIEJZIié-RLQITE

Town gpalzniaiv

SIZPTEQER 194s

(i111; NEWSBUDGETE; our; saffuaoatr

MONDAY DELEGATION LEAVES - The] following delegation left Saturday,

, morning to attend the corivenllo,n'terior of the Crown Bakery, ~-

01 the (Io-operative Union of Can-l i _ ‘ Wm. was seriously damaged by f RevJterday morning. The city

Ida at Quebec City: Hon. Hughes. Alex W Matheson.

TUESDAY DESTRUCTIVE Dl¢AZE—Tl1-e in-

M. E. Francis, .1. R, Dennis. Jer-Hirrlvlna quickly an the aerate. had

‘ric rid Gerald Hand-lthe blaze under °m° OB n a ofibefore 11 8m. The flrc is said to ' Norih Rustico. National Dlrectoizlhave been caused by a uuanlily a! ' lfat boiling over and igniting upon lthe stove.

mhan. Rev. J. D. McNeil]

will leave today. FUNERAL new sarurmayi _Jrhe funeral oi Everett Bovyer,

iBunbuiy on Saturday afternoon- Surviccs were conducted by Rev.

house. Iriterrncvt Clifton Cemetery.‘ The pallbearers were, Edison!

Percy Humm.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -~ The

Green. George ‘Ihorrrpxm. coffin, Robert Rattray. Sellar.

‘ -LEAVES FOR MONTREAL -.\lll~1s

Helen Small. R.N., Stimmcrside,

' has left for Monircal wlivrc srlc has , secured a position on the staff of

the Convalescent Hospital lh-"ra. Miss Small who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Small, Sum- merside Road trained anti took her R.N., degree at the Prime County

ENJOYABLE TRIP-Mr S.

to Boston and Rosliridale, Mass. She was accompanied by

law the party were visiting.

very much enthused first flight.

ISLANDER PASSES

erson. Vletorirh, has received ter Jennie, Mrs. Lemuel Haslam. which occurred in Calgary 9n Sept. 21st. Besides a sorrowing

daughters, Fannie and Mary- 0f Calgary, and one son. Ernest. of Toronto: also her sister Miss Pair- nls Rogerson and brother P. J. Rogerson of Victoria. PE. Island.

LAID T0 REST-Tho funeral of Mr. Ambrose E. Hcnricsse_v' which was largely attended was held yes- terday morning from the home of his mother, Mrs. P. P. Honrit-sscy‘, 66 Rochford Street to St. Duri- gtan‘; Basilica, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. P. McMahon. D,D., whO also r-on- ducted service at the grave. The

llbearers were Messrs. Allison

cDonald, Ernest McCarey J12. Ralph Stewart, Fulton Pierce, Wal- tham Gsudet and Ivan Redciln Jr.

Requiem High Mass was cclc- bratcd in St. Mary's Convent Chapel, Summcrsldc by Rev. How- srd Wight. on Saturday mrirniml for the late, Frank Kelly who died on Friday morning. The body was then take to the home of Mr. Dan- iel P. Dalton, Elmsdale and burial service was conducted at Alberlon yesterday afternoon. The pail bearers at Summerside were Messrs. J. P. McInriis, E. P. Foley, J. Watson MacNaught, MP, T. L. Linklctter, Joseph Gallant and Russel Whitney.

A feeling of dccuest sorroiv pass- ed over Argyle Shore and surruimcl. 1m districts when it bccantc known that one of its oldest and most respected citizens. Mr. John Fer- guson had passed awriy m hi; humc at Argyle Shot‘: on Au, t 1916 The late Mr. Fargo ivctllii r‘ rclebrwted liis 87th birthday on 1 1clcer 1st, 1916. havibg been l zv. in 1859 at ilamptuii, PEI

HospitaL-S. l

iFclix DUIWGHP, M. Murrrrjg James

i

l

Jtlhfl and Robert ‘ W. Jay, 220 Kelli Sh. relllflPtl Ffl- in Hunter River - day by plane from a two-weeks trio

l1", her passing. , daughter, Mrs. Rczrncy J81‘ Ol Plsflkind and cliecrf-il disposition and quid whose daughter and sOYI-lrlqher- hcrnc a place where fIiOF-‘ls h n b 81 thll/IIY-‘fsrom fir‘ flfl(|‘1.(’fil love-z! to ciirrrc J5)’ W (l Wl (‘ ill(‘-\l- mflll “T45: he W215 (ldclily Hlwlll ll°F,all ages. especially little children,

_ IN (‘AL- flowing daughters Delia (Mrs. Stirl- GARY, ALTA.—MISS Fannie Rotr-ing

lllEl (Mrs . sad news of the death of her S15-

control shortly

BURIAL YESTERDAY-The fun- eral of Mr. Rebel Galbraith was!

|held yesterday afternoon from the‘ ;Cutcliffc Funeral Home, |s0rvice was conducted by Rel’. G. iCarlyle Webster,

\\"i101'c > who also cn11-_ ducted service at the grave. Tire‘ pallbearers ivcrc Messrs. Roy Gized,‘ Power, Forrest McDonald and Fredi Joseph,

-1=urvr:1m1. “on LATE WIL-

' ruaaral of Mrs. James A- Punch" LIAM O'BRIEN-The funeral of

was held from her 1MP YESlQHlW» the late William ouarieii “'35 held . 105 Hlll5b°T° 5'- fie-mad” 5mm“ yesterday morning at nine o'clock] ‘ noon. Sarvlm W?“ "tllidllcled bl’ with Requiem High MtlS5 l.f‘l Sew, Rev. T. E. MICLBIIP-ili. Ititcrmentim, Mile BM, Chum, People's Cemetery: Tire pallbearers bearers were. George J Tweedy. Sydney ion, ElTlQSl n

Em”! and John Steele. Members of the.

The pzill- | were Messrs. Ray Tnri- , Joseph Wood. R. E. Ellis. ]

zen McDonald. Sllverc Gallant;

Canadian Legion attended in al body.

FUNERAL SEIHICE — The ftin. oral of Mr Cieoigc H MacD/Iillarl of Hunter R1781‘. was licld from his late residence on Friday, Sept. 20th air-i was largely attended. ‘Ihei services were conducted by thc Retni J I Morrison, Tire pnllbrrers. were as follows: William Carcvlyl John Nicholson, William Mach/Illi- arr. Ira Racltlrim Roland W.rrc1i Sn“: r Interment

A wide circle of lrlcrris vrill mourn She was cver of a

ived bl’ people of

who will (‘fPJilSh her memory i, Tnere are left to mourn the fol-E

McKay) New" London; Fannie

Jackson» Winnipeg and one son Mr Wilfred Pickeri *1. Clinton; also the follrivriag 5 ters and brothers, Mr J A. Hw-ding, Norm boro: M1". David Harding, Mrs E J Jenkins and Mrs Martha Hall. all of Massvdiusatts and Mr. Ern-‘ est Harding, A/lcine. There are B grandchildren '-1r-:l nine great- grandchildren.

Thirty-two high quality grade mllcb

cows cf the Hi-istein. Guernsey’. and Ayrshire breeds will leave the Province on the 5.5. Mcigel today for the American Armv base at Fort Peppcrrrvl, Newfoundland. They are to form the nucleus of a herd which is to supply all the milk or/i cream required by the American armed forces stationed at Fort Pcppelrall.

The herd is headed by a pure. bred AA registered Avrshirc bull which was sold to the American Government by 1J1- John Lewis of, Freetown. l.

McCOUBREY-BREIIAIIT NlTPT-i IALS -— A orrzlti- wedding of much,

and friends was solemnizerl at. the Pownal United Church M-lnsc on Wednesday. Sentembirr lltb at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, when Rcvi ER. MucVicar culled in tbc holy, bonds of wedlock. Islay Noisccnn daughter of Mr. and Mrs WziIlaccQ Brehaut, Alfllfllfila to Jchn Weldon son of M115. lllttrgarct MeCcubrcy of Charlottctcwn arrl fnrmcriy of, New Glasgow, P E I The bridcf, looking vary ‘.i>'.'c'v and attractive chose a street lcruth livaplecc wool ial pink with ll-lillflf? hat ‘andl and wore a cor-l , . ~. The bride's, at.- , was tli groom's sisleir._ Miss Isabel lvlcCnubrey, who wore, a gold wool crepe srrll with brown accessories and corsage of wliitcl Carnations. Mr tilendorl Brcliatrt,l

He was the eldeir. son of the iriie

only 2 eurvlve Namely Ale“ A .-.- of Everett, Wash. and . cfi Bor-ihaw, Mr FJrgUSOn w twiccl married, his firct wife \\-\,1 Isob

Darrach of Clvzle River w‘. ) pre. decwscd him in ‘i914

—ACCIDENT

VISIT - Mrs. Ada Webster, who]

is the guest of Mrs. Piston Reeves. Freetown, is leaving for her homo in Imperial, Saslc, on Sept. 30th. Owing to her regrettable accident a law weeks ago shc is unable t0 visit many old friends whnm she wanted to soc. but. her doctor has orricrbd her not tn attempt walk- in‘: p-zcclates the i~iifilililffi§ of fricmb in her and would likr- lhcm to visit her at Frcctn/ivn or in hcr wvsterti hcme should they g0 that ivay,

OCAL PASS PILOT LICENSE TEn ., — Two local men. Ralph Yeo of this city, and

‘Elton Woodlitie both passed their flying and written. examinations for their Priv-ztc Pilot's License. These were taken before Depart- ment of Transport Inspector Les Knight. Both Ttlldts completed the required 25 hours of solo flyliii; be- fore they were mic to carry any passengers and the first passengers iurried by cacti tvcre Mrs. Yeo and Mrs. Woodslde. M1. Leigh Carter of Bprlnghlil N. s. also sticcessfully passed his tests at the local air. port. and now holds his eagerly earned ticket

Pleasure at having this c por-

tunity of visiting Prince E ward‘

; Island was warmly sirpressed on

' behalf of himself and Lady

i’

under b His Excellency (he Vls- count Aexander of ‘runlii, G.CB., Governor General of Canada. at a dinner tendered the Vice Regal garty at Government ‘House on aturday evening following their

' ‘ti-rival in Charlottetown by spec-

hlnginiiyli" t iiii r

rig o an a resa o ivel- from iileiitcnum Governor l! the Gave nmsnt House dinner. air xxcellen y laid they were visltiu] sli the Provinces of the Dominion on the present tour, and who; they had so far seen had givurthem great pleasure. He

was sotggflut their stay here was short. h . oped in make a more extended carat a later are.

he could may there were no

,,M,,1cO,m and Isabel WCF,,,.:,_,,_£ FCF , formed the duties of best marl, Po guson and of their family of nlnei

lN-l-Eiuuly-l-s, happy young cntliilc will resizle a

at present. Mrs, Webster flp-|

llcttetowh Girl Guides.

fitter mum] ‘n the world. Lord‘

brother of the blldc. capably per

lowing the ceremony, the bridal party motored tu the licmc nf the bride's parents where n delicious weddirn, supper was served to im- mediate relatives and

interest to a wide circle of relatives, u

13‘

l sident [Committee introduced His Honour monthfliicut-Govcrmr J A. Bernard who.

Their Excellencles Viscount Al-istewart. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- "Xanwr and Lady Alexander won win Stewart. Bellevlew Farm. iii- IA

sl

~ 14:5 cf the people oi’ Prince

hid w i113 THU-Hg . r,

personality and evident pleasure in which

.llcv participated in an arduous an!“ mnln“ m4 smelting co, l1av’s programme of official events ML

.,i_

side.

Charlottetown

Island yesterday bv tiheirlsrn Quebec. where he was on a. lhilprospecting and survev party sup-

llld Qummfl-IB. 9c. at Acadia last year went to

VISITING HOME - MI. Cllvs

rived home recently from North-

cniscd by the Norancia Consoli-

Stewart. who received his

Dalhousle to study mininl- In

under a Warrant of c ti.- msnt imprisoni-nl the nlid\ tr- ld Mahar for I period o! thin gays. issued out of the Oottt

the Bil endisr Jlagistrits for_th6 Olty o Char attstotva, and cits- ciiieli on the 2n dsv or Ju .~ i946. to proceed om the s“ County Jail to the ofiice of t

Department of Veterans‘ Aflsirl

Thxir desire to return to the J e h, i,“ yo, Quebec where for the purpose of collectl out.- Prcvlrice fur a longer‘ stay was am, a m“. .0 Goose 33y,’ he ot-worir. benefits. well trio ng the emphasized bv His Excellency in acqxnpflnied a party to Fort, purpose of the slid visits. did rcsiwrldlnl l0 ll" Eddies"! “Thine near Ungava Bay in and doth hereby order that tho welcome. and they were also en- Norma.“ Wbm services of the said Bun Dwyer. thusiastic in praise of the beauty . "URSDAY gaoler, Queens County gaol, as of the Island in its autumnal “LL Jun“ o, Sea! my" 53d “are “hero/bah dispensed with. dress. , m. e 9c ve ere .

as Excellency a» declares!‘ 239N921‘. “flit” f.‘ if!’ $7 e. min/i! himself w be “fully l" flew"? hi“... Hosplf-ll sllflering from JOINS QUEEN CHARLOTTE .- Wlll‘ ll" °l"“'°" '~"‘P“'"°“ ’" unshut ollfldi accidentally The latest addition to rile mm Mil“ MacDonald's adm-ess “that riflictcd yesterday while duck division of H M. C. S. Q11 en it is to the future welfare of this ‘booting - Charm“ ,5 wiund "and, D ‘y’ country and l0 I'qh°flB'ms,,h,C°fQ' Neither man was in a ser- 15 Brighton Road. emailed as '"""“'°“l"‘ °" a m‘ ‘ ‘ e I01]! condition 1m high: s-c- Lieutenant with the a. c. N. -

component parts t\f the Federation should continue to cooperate in the fullest measure."

He referred to the two hundred years of history associated with Charlottetown and to the prestige enjoyed by the Island capital as being “the Cradle o-f Confedera- tion.’ .

The .Vice Regal programme col- cluded with an enjoyable Govern- mcirit dinner at The Charlottetown last evening, followed by a recep- tiari in the drawing room of the hotel. Uiavards of 200 guests at- tended, The toast in His Majesty the King was proposed at the din- ner by Premier J. Walter Jo-nes. There were no speeches.

WEDNESDAY _

GOES TO QUEEN'S UNIVERS- ITY -- Mr. Elmer Maclsaac left Monday morning for Kingston. Ontario. where he will‘ Bltldl’ medicine at Queen's University. During the war Mr. Maclsaac served as an Air Pilot.

LEAVES FOR TORONTO — Mi‘. L‘. C. Jchnstone left yesterday b)’ Loam; i.) attend a meeting of the Rcd Cross Society at Toronto. He

livill later proceed to WaltIYlOO.

0111., lo attend a meeting 0f the Dominion Life Assurance Co.

-—FOR.l\lER SUMMERSIDE MAN HOME Mr. Hcber Ramsay. l native nf Summersldc i-s visltin! here after an absence of twenty" four years. He is registered at the Queen Hotel. Mr. Ramsay. 110W lives in West Rxixbury, Mass, where he has been very successful. He is thrilled to be back in Summer- sidc and lie notes that the town has improved very much. ~S.

-I-‘-UNERAL 0F MRS. WILLIAM GERRIER-Tlic funeral of the late Mrs. William Gcrric-r was held on Monday morning ‘from her‘ rcslriCncc to St. Mary's Convent Chapel, Summerside where Re- quicm High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Howard Wight. Rt. Rev, G. J. MacLcllan officiated at the grave. The pail bearers were Mcssls, Columbus Arsenault, Everett Simmons, Alphonsus Ber- nard, Gleason Williams, John Arsenault, Austin Clough-S.

NAMED FOR ALEXANDER.— Premier Jones‘ champion Holstein “Abcgvlcli Milady‘. dropped a IZD-DOUIIG mule calf Monday and - h Viscount Alexander's Def" mxslon it is to be called after the Governor General. The calf 15 ii iiill prother of Abegwelt Milord who sold last year as a (my for $10,000. The new arrival

will be called "Abegweit Lord Alexander." " ON MOTOR HOLIDAY - Ml‘-

nnd Mrs. Wm, Hubbard. dautllll-Bl‘ Florence and son Russel of Read< ville, Mass, motors-d to the Island and spent two weeks visiting friends in Orwell and vicinity. It is nine- tccn years since Mr. and Mrs. Hub- bard, visited the Island and they saw many changes. They r1150 52"" tlic weekend in Belle River. the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Young. On their return they were ac- companied by Miss Mary Moritissrey.

The Souris exhibition Wall hcld yesterday under ideal weather conditions.

Mr. Edwin Rwl, Robo Bay. DYE" of tit-re Siouris Exhibition

g the Exhibit-

‘Later the bride and groom left 0114" °fn°“‘“-l' °‘~'"""'" ‘a. honeymoon trip lbrotii-Th thcwgollirimfsggaialfiilitl P3211: elf“ i -. ,. , .1 s .r. ' v - Maritimcs. Upon ch91] .etuin tntbficlcncy and enlcrmis? as we" M ‘or. the high 1ua'ity of their 6X- ihibils. His Honour stated the far- ?mt‘r was an iiiitispensetile part of _ lihe pcgnomllg sct-‘np of tigis cgzungy In a st-ltin of beautiful srim-‘llYlfl “'35 llfl fill 5' "Wm 91' l‘ 9 mcr flowers. [E1 ivcdcllrii; of mill-ii nation's Wfmlvmlc sinmture Wm] interest took place in Lniic Creel; was practically >'!‘lf'5‘~1lfl°le"l- Baptist Church on August fitli at i“? three ii-"clrick in tiii- afternoon‘ The marl.“ frlfmrls "l Amhm” E when Mary Winnifrcil. daughter Hcllllc-‘FQY learned. with regret. of of Mr. and Mrs, Frcclcfivla W, ‘llS Fllfldfll flvillll ln llll‘ Charlmt!‘ Srctch nf St. Ctithcrincs. became town Hosfllm] on SEW-ember 215V the bride of Mr. Brenton H1111; Ambrose zllfcriflefl Pflllf"? "l Currie, son of Mr". nliri Alix". Ffti- Wnlcs College and Si. Mary's 0°1- iward A. Currie of Faifviciv, logo in HaY-fax, wbcrn he was wall Rev. A. E. Todd, pnstnr if known for his activities in both church. performed lhr- cercliiiiiijwihot-kc)‘ llllfl lmlnls. in the presence nf eighty myth-Al l-Ii- graduated as an Aeronautical uosts and a largo assembly ofiEnlllllvcr fFlllTl ill!‘ 385W 3°71" riends. iSchonl cf Aeronautics. NW1‘ JP?‘ Mrs. H. T. Currie presided qt they-SP.“ ln 1940 Upon llradlllifllll- he Oiflflfl and Mr. W. R. Shaw billif! oriented R 905ml)" will‘ llle NT “ 'll Walk Beside Vnu"

Char ottctown, where the groom is gvVhillfli employee 0,f Palmer Elec. ric.

liv-

(luring iii‘,- linnal Rcscrircii Council, Ottawa. signing of the register, ‘as Dr-Mgn Englnfiel‘.

The bride, glvcn away iiv licr. ‘Io lcrivr-s to mourn his: beloved father, ivnre the traditional while WW‘. lflllllPFly J05" MMGmf/Flnfll satin fashioned with fittcd lioilici- Ottawa. and son Michael Am- ond full net skirt cnriing in ii fi';\in_lhl‘nsf'j his mother, Mrs, F. P. Hen- Hcr fingertip veil fell from a ("nr- r-csscv, sister, Mrs. E. S. Howatt, nation headdress and her niilv "llfl lW" llmlllffs- Frflllk and Ulllll. ornament was n beautiful pearl l" llll Bl Whom The Gllllfdlfi" 9X‘ necklace, the gift of the groom. lPllfls Sine"? 5ymPfllhy- She carried a shower bouquet of. pink roses. '

The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F‘. iTrriwsdalc. Crapaud, was the scene of a very pretty wedding 0n Yesterday's scrttiliic was cgr- Wednesday, sept, 4th, when their ried through without a hnfl-hmccnnd daughter, Gladys, was un- beglnnlng with the arrival o; me itedlln marriage with Major Reid. Vice Regal parlv at the Provln- son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reid, cial Building at i0 a.m. After Rollo Bay. _ _ '

His Excellency had inspected me The hi-lde, given in marriage by Guard of Honour from the 17th hm‘ filth" limited WW lowly Reece Regiment he was escorted a rlnci- length gown of ivory sheer to the Confederation Chamber, over satin made on Drill‘!!! "ll" where he heard and rgspgg-dgd m with sweet heart neckline and full formal addresses from Prcmierislccves, Hei- shoulder length veil lJones and Mayor MacDonald. and ' was of embroidered tulle caught in iwhers he wit; art-soured m» ihelhalo fashion with orange blossoms.

iMayor with s gilded key c; the She carried a shower bou uet of

City. suitably engraved, iAmerlcan Beauty roses an was Ber Excellency was DTISCIIIGCI‘BHGHGPII by her sister, Mrs. Cam- WIIILI large bouqiist of flowerferon Robertson of ‘rlmrnlns. On- by Miss Betty King, gold chm-d iarln, also wearing ivory sheer. Guide, on behalf or m; ch“. with flower head dress and carry- ing a nosegay of mixed flowers.

si ried Mr. lrnest Reid acted n‘ grooms-

Their Excellencies both

lato-

Q heard.

in all narrowing frieri

cording to the meagre reports available.

RECEIVED SAD NEWS — Mr. Fred Taylor. Granville. received the sad news that his aunt Mrs. Joseph Mallett, Manchester. NH. had passed away on September 13 The funeral was ‘ileld on Saturday September 21,

ATTENDING CONVENTION — Mr. Gilbert Bell is attending the annual Converiion of Canadian Congress 0f Labor at Toronto. re- presenting the Prince Edward Is- land Division No. l2'l Borden.

THE LATE R0. STEPHEN POND —Mrs. Job-n Pond, Bristol, Eng- land, mother of F0. Stephen Pond. one of the rvlcmticrs of the plane disaster in B C. arrived in Mont- real in time for nls funeral. having crossed the Atlantic b; plane for the purpose.

VISITORS RETURNING TO U. S. A.—Mrs. Gertrude Brooks has returned to her home in U.S,A, after a short visit to relatives and friends in Fort Augustus and Vor- non River. Mrs. Brooks was ac- ccmpanled by her mother, Mrs. Charles Barrett as far as Mon:- I061.

CITY PROPERTY SOLD --Mr- George H. Ryan has sold iris fine roperiy, corner Fitzroy and Hills- Eorou h Street, to Mrs. (Senator) McNlc oi of New York and Car- digan. Mr. and Mrs. Rypn ivill re- side for the future in the Leno-x Hotel.

GOES T0 TORONTO -— Miss Mary Croken, R N. of Ehierald left Monday iriorriing for Toronto where she will enter St. Joseph's

Hospital to continue her profession w

Miss Croken war recently dis. charged from Royal Canadian Medical Corps after two years overseas.

DIVORCE COURT - when the Divorce Court. adjourned from Sept. 5. opens at ll o'clock this momlng t-wo new cas s will be They are. William Ernest Phillips. Charlottetown. plaintiff. versus Ethel Blanche Phillips a.ad Sheldon Matnlcson, defendants; and Everett Ernest Phillips. Sum- rnerside, plaintiff. versus Marjorie Louise Phillips and Harrison W. Prlazel. defendants. -

LAID r0 rEs?- The iiirierili of the late Mrs. Preston Cudmore was held from her late residence.

Wirisloe. yesterday afternoon. scr- “

vice being conducted by Rev. J. A. Skinner. assisted by Rev. A. E. Todd and R/SV. T. A. Wilson. In- tcrment North Wlnsloe cemeterfnl Pallbearers were Sterlintl YEO. A- ton Noonan. Glydon Maund, Heath Craswcll, Alton Younker.

J. A. RODD NAMED —-J. A. Rodd ISO, director cf fish culture, (who was born in Brackley Point, P E, L), was elected member of ‘the committee on international relations and the committee on pollution study of the American Fisheries Society at the recent annual meet.- lng of the society held in St, Paul Mrm. The society was organized in 1870 Mr. Rodd, of the Canadian Department of fisheries. has been ltom- time to time member or chairman of mOSt of its commit-l tees aind was elected president on the 60th anniversary of the so- eiety. He was the first ar-ti one of two who were not citizens of the United Stalks to have been recognized in this way. —Ottawa Journal. , |